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Newspaper Page Texti EXJ'KRT PACK EH Ofr TU1KTS V EARS' kXPUUENCE SAYS DOlOtAS tOVS'tt APPLE AftK THB BEST ttffi HVKR HAVDLKlJ DOVGLAS COrXTY HAS THJE BEST AlUTHK-rKAK-ROCND CLIMATE, AM TUB BARUEST FRUITS AND BKRRlK KEEP WELL POSTED Ou thfl currmil mtutA uf the wuriri'a fro.;rt hy rm hu,( Ihw Duly Kuvikw luivortl hy I'tirrtHr 50 nt leuuth PROFITABLE INVESTMENT Advertisers get food returns Irom an nouneenients placed in live pert the IUn.tr and Twr-b-a-whx Kivtiw. Tr I heui Uit-re'i none other to good. E VIEW VOL. XIV. ItOSKIIl 1MJ, OllLGON, .MOXDAV KVKMMi, APRIL IT, lf)M u. 41. ROSEBU RG R HOT ,li:'ITLE RAGIS Federals Twice Repulsed, Form fur Third Assault 70 K1LLFD IN FIVE HOURS Am iicans View EDgimmi From Ti ps o( Uonses Across Border Two Struck by Ballets Special to the Evening Review. DOl'GLAS. Ariz.. April 17. Promising to take Akiiii I'rieta from the rebels or leave his dead body 01. the Held. Konaldo Diaz, nephew ol I'resident lilaz. led Hum federals ti attack the town this morning. TK action stalled at :.;. when two ma chine guns were brought into play Tliey silenced lifter an hour's en gagement. Later the first feileia attack was repulsed. Shortly before H o'clock 200 fed cm I In fun try charged ihe town, hill were diiv.n hack, leaving a dnet, wounded on the Held. At S:::n ill tiring fell off mid live ntnbuiaio t s llianned by the Ued Cross. raced across the bonier to bring Me wounded into Doug'ns. A ball' li n later the main hoilv of Diaz' forces, eatne up and threw out it senii-cir.il lar Willi,'. The rebels inimodiaiel'. lined to conforni in lilts y-ir.l from the federals and began tiring. Many bullets from the federa rifles went over into Douglas, and i sliower of bullets fell among Ameri can cavalry, horsed and ready at tin holindni-v. One riders hat win pierced, then Captain (luajot ordered the mt'ii to take shelter behind tie houses. Over '.'ooo people are oi roofs watching the battle, which wni resumed soon after the federals' lira; repulse. IVilrriils Advance Third Time. After being repulsed a second linn the federals prepared for a third as sault. A eolnmn of lioo Infantry it now advancing on Akiiii I'rieta from the southeast. At 1 o'clock this af tenioon the rederal loss was esti mated nl all killed and Hie Insiirrec tos at 20 killed. A ricali troop:- are driving noli-, olnbnlants hue! from Ihe dan iter zone. Jack Hamilton, aged II. of Nacn Arizona, was Ihe llrsl American wounded in Douglas, a half mile h'o'n the lines. A spent bullet slightly wounded him in the breast. Oscar Collof. of Tombstone, Ariz., was shot in the side of the head by a stray bullet but. only slightly wounded. Iiullets also struck several residences. Fortv or more insurrectors were killed and more than 100 were wounded in a battle fought between Smize and Santa Clara Canyon, about .Ml miles north of Chihuahua, according to federal couriers who nr rived today. Xo Untile Yet at .Inure.. HI, PASO. Tex.. April 17. Attack oil .llturez ny r s iin.-,.. ... ....... iircnrdtng to information froin in- Geo. W. McMillan's Life In surance Policy in Oregon Life On March 31. 1911, Mr. Oo. W. McMillan, Picsidf-nt of the McMillan Grain Company, was cxamincil Tor life insurance by Oregon Life, lie iassed a first-class examination. In settlement of the first year s premium the soliciting agent accepted a mte payable in thirty days. In due course of business the policy was issued and sent by registered mail to Mr. McMillan on Friday, April 7, 1911, at fi:l.') I'. M. On Fridav, April 7, at i:10 V. M.. Mr. McMillan wa3 accidentally killed by beii.p run over hy a freight tram, a short distance from his place of business. On Kundav. April 9. fh of Mr. McMillan were held. OA Mondav. Ayril 10, ehefe .J.. ,1 amount of his policy in Orcgww Life, wo niu to the (hIcxSi : w i r. McMillan carried insurance in six ottier companies, : .. ill n.1,1, oilitPflK- iii course of time tav the irrii- i ' , ., .- live ainoiiiiis out-'mi im ii "'i.. -. ;'. i- ance Company, as always, was first to pay. ! 5r. If our agerts do ndQreach you, wTite, phone or cal, Home Office, Corbett Bldg., A. L. MiUs, President. L. Samuel, General Manager. surgcnts who came from Madero position. Fuur of tht'iii in pi urt-il hy I III, 1 .t illlS 11110 takt'U pl'tSUIll'I'S S.fd that Madero had moved wot itotu Handle. Kt'ittTul l roups a! Juarez are stationed .lust outside of the city, ready for battle. Mexico Culls lor Volunteer. .11 K XI CO CITY. April 17.--Indications thui the rrvohuion is crowing beyond control wore seen lodny iu notices posted for volunteers. Ah iiifli between IS ami t.'i years have been culled lu tlu' colors anil are of fered 7u cents for each day of service. i'afl to Review Troops. AI'STIN. Texas. April 17. That President Taft will review the Ameri can troops at San Antonio and Gal veston was continued today. Gov ernor Coliiuitt said he bad a letter from Taft, saying that he intended lo review the arniy when Congress adjourns. I l AltMVAl lA V SKT asiih: ro i Ainn:i:s At a nieethif; of Douglas l'onnun CraiiKi- held lest Saturday a commit tee tonsistinK of V. H. Vinson. .1. II lionny atul K. H. Harher was ap pointetl to confer wit It a commit' ee from the Coniniercial Club about ar rangements for the carnival. The joint committees held a meeting this morniuK and decided to call Satin' day, .May 1.1th, Farmera" Day. and to offer prizes of $-';" for the best gen era I exhibit of livestock and $1 for the best exhibit of farm ducts. The parade Saturday pro- i will -onsist ot livestock, farmers s-nd th il wives, farm products, etc. It was also decided to ask ca-'l I range in the county to participate nid to offer the market price foi -tiawlM'tTies sent in for exhibit. Tie oiiimiltee will announce litrer .vh-tiier prizes will be offered for tie ef exhibit of si raw berries. The committee urges all farmer: to t;iKe part In the exhibit of farm product and the parade. Don't for get that such an exhibit will do more o advertise your farms and tbis-'c don than any other kind of publici'y. TODAVS stamhm; of CA MM OATHS FOI! OF I Senior Queen. Mrs. C. 11. (Iron void Mrs. Win. Hell Miss Addle Surry "Portia" Mrs. O. I). McAllister Miss Harriet Marker Miss Allie lllack Miss Polly CaTiii'b"ll Miss Helen Hamilton Miss Cerirude HiMeb.mi Mrs. .1. D. Zurc!i i Mrs. Fred Haynes Miss Lizzie I'olau Miss Lucy Itridges Scattering Children, Mauriue Mechauan Lucile (lllniore Norma North .' Josephine McKlhinny Dorothea A brain ns Teka Haynes Minn Campbell Louise Morse Fthel (Juine Klizaboth Itoberts , A an L In (ulitv. flavor and purity they loud white House and Harrington Hall Steel Cut Coffees. Fnlvers;i!'y satisfactory. The Rochdale, cxHn ftivo agents. ,1ku , tl(gT(?InSiji3) Uj fC iees ovei I!.- .. ..Lt T ,(). I.,t-.,e. & ! 5th and Mornson, Foniana. L. G. WALRATH insTHKT ROSEBURO MA.VAtiKU OREGON auiiaxgkmi-ix is ( oMi'l.in i:n l oit iii:xsii-s i im:k.i,. Gcii-'-e M. Hrowil lo deliver Kutngy at l.lk Teifle I act Kilt- ut I. (. O. I . al (irave. 4. . . . (.4- -1- p I IHM I.. 1.11. t 1 I'liOCLA.MATION. "Tin1 tuiu'ial of the laio Frank V. Ittiisoa will Im- Ii.-UI TiH'stlay nuiniitiK. April is. ln iniiiiiK at 10 oi-Unk. As a tnkiMi of ivspt't t lt his nuMiuiry il is r'(U(-sU'il that all business houses i-lost' at I'::. 11 a. in. atul reniain closed until alter the funeral. ' F. V. IIAVNKS. Mayor." 4- 4- 4 4- J a Jt J J J tJ J j J J J A rru linemen is fur the funeral nf i the late Seert-tary of Slate Frank j Henson were prartleally t'tunplet mI today. All that remains tn he dinr ' is to select the pall bea rers. aci i ve and honorary. These will be de cided on this evening after the ar rival of the local train from the north, which will bring a number of friends of the late Secretary. Som1 of them will be chosen to act as pa!l bearers. ! Uoseburg Lodge. No. liiM!. Itenevo lent mid I'rotecii ve Order of Klks. ( will con il net t lie services over M v. j Itemum's reinaiiiH at the lodge tem ple tomorrow t Tuesday ) mornhi;;. commencing al 10 o'clock. Thej eulogv will be delivered by District i Attorney Ceorge M. lnnvn. who was, a punil of .Mr. Itenson when the Sec- retarv was jinncipal of Mie Wilbur Ac:r!.i.iy in the early 'Sits. Interment will occur in Odd F"t-1 lows e.-nieterv accompanied by the last rites of Odd Fellowship, admin-1 isiei ed by PhiU-tarian Lodge No. ,X. i under Die d'rei-tlon ol" .Judge Thomas I. Itvan. of Oregon City. Master of the State C.rand Lotlge. Itlsing Star Lodtre of Odd Fellows will also par- ticipate iu tho funeral. In tbe ca nacitv of an escort, so will Dak Camp No. '1. Woodmen of the World, of which Mr. ISenson was a member. Swelling the procession will be hundreds of oilier citizens, tunny of I hem of stale-wide promi nence, who will follow to the resting pla( ' tho remains of one of tile best loved citizens of OreRon. Iiiirinc the funeral service and the procession to the prave. business in the city will he suspended, pursuant to the proclamation of Mayor l- W. Haynes. printed above. The itose billK Merchants' Association today announced that all alllllaleil business lie : houses would be closed dliriim the i I'ulieral anil the local association ol ;o grocers, as well as business men fn other lines, have siisnilied iliei in:en "iillion of doiui; likewise. I'laiis iu the mi ; city are al lialf tnasl and the city li ' council will ad iniirn its reeular meel li;iiiiK lonijiht out of respect for the i revered d 1. Ililij Mr. Benson's remains will arrive S'. on thi' overland train. No. HI. at. ) 1 : or, o'clock mulchl. A sitiad from ) j Company II. Oregon National Ouard. is of this city, will escort the body ir.'froin the railroad depot to the Klks IT, I Temple and maintain Riiard over it I until the services open loinorrow 1 i moi-niliK. The remains will lie o!!! i ..h.llv escorted to this ety by Adiu- talit-Oeneral W. K. I-inzer. ol me Oreiton National onaru; i npiani Spencer, ot the Aslliauil nunun. an., Captain Ceo. K. llouck. of tills cily. Cantain llouck left, for Ashland this nit,,, to meet l lie train bearlnL tbe reinalna. the relatives It. li. Steiner. Mrs. Steinet bere from Saieni Suiidiiy e-, nil Or arriv-d ning. COOS It.W STILL MOCKS I'Olt KAILKOAII VIA IHiAIN Marshlicld Ti s: According to iinollicial hut well substantiated ad vices that have reached Coos Hay. the Southern l'aeilie oll'uials have derided that tie- extension to Con. Hav shall Ik- built via Drain Instead of Kugelie and Klorenee. lis wa urged bv (lein-ral Mamig-r O Itrieii. Tlie decision Is said to have been readied a lew days ago, tbe Drain route, which was the choice of Vice I'resid-nt Calvin, al San Francisco, being adhered to by Ha- listen oihrials of the road after . xauiiiiiuti llie claims set forili for both roic-'s However, t'.u- date of bOthl'IIK the liil" lias not been lixed. or at air. rate not alilK'Hll" d. Some or the Southern I'aclllc olli'ial.s say that -work nil II lliav !' resttliM-il tins '' but that is nut certain. The old sin ce and il::lis will be adhered to. Howelcr. i' Is 'Hit Bl.tleil. anv aiiiioiiiici'ineiiis will b" ganling Hi- niinf r unlit propel ties w hich tie' ciiurai d t! di al' cured. The information above enmes in en ,,,.,.t av to nor. Hay b.it is given ! colisiderable CI. -d. lice by pen. if Im i lia-Qfolloweil tlie snaaiiuu rlnsely. J't .,,, , -,ikie in sh.-ii fish Also a coui(e)" line "f miii'-'l ''I-.iim i- ""' "dsw ' Tj, i:l.ii.-s of the ei.-M.yter .n cl.urcb Will seive a dill" Sundav sehiit.1 xTOom ol tne cm,. ... Saiurdav. Mr-v 1:1. ' Ct.il ii n 340. th riougl.n Coutiij d'ili 'ercd to anv part of the city. when von are In the marr.ct dtf for pruning shears, ran ami "i'ray Dumps, ito I- S. K. Svke dtf Linoleum at the right price nnd the best of patterns. L. H. Itboades Co. dt' Democrats Refuse lo Put Wool on Free Trade List FIRE CHIEF CROlklR 0U1TS Triangle Factory Fire Leads to Humaoe Purpose Dtgtneuie Boy on Trial Fur Mda Sliecial to tho Kvenlns Uovtcw. WASHINGTON, April 17. Wool will not go ou tho free list in the Democratic tariff revision plati this session. Leaders of the party here today agreed on a reduction of from 10 iu ."u per cent in duty ou manu factured woolens and oil per cent on raw wool. KiiIInIk ill Worthy Cause. MOW YOllK, April 1 7. Fire Ciller C'ruker resigned today. Ho intends to devote IiIh life to a crusade for (lie preventions. Since the Triangle factory lire, wherein Hit persons lost i heir lives, he has spent his time looking up other places of like char acter. MilliliV lo Alteuil I'lllleral. DKTKOIT. Mleli., April 17. It' took mutiny hy members of the Cleveland American League, baseball team lo obtain permission to attend tbe funeral of Addle .loss, their late pilcuei. III i on no iwuu). ....... refused to play und marched behind the body to the Brave. Hilly Sllllduy Hie noted evangelist, formerly n pro fessional bust-hull player, preached ul ihe grave. Oleott Sworn In. SAI.KM. Dr.. April 17. Hen W. lOlcuti look tlie oath of olllce today us Secretary of State ill place ot tlie late I'. . Ilenson. 'I'n Tl,V Hegellelilte. ASlll'KY I'AUK, X. .1., April 17 -"Adolescent paranoia" will be Hie plea ol' the defense Ih the trial of Frank 10. lleldertnann. tlie degener ate and moral pervert who has cnli- lessed to slaying Marie smith, a len-vear-old school girl of this city. The trial commenced today in the county court at l-reehold. Counsel for tlie sell-conlesseu II. .1.1..- siayer expect to prove mat n-i,.- i.ianu is insane. Tin- crime lor which he Is to lie tried was a most, brutal one. Tlie Utile girl, on her way home from school, was assaulted and Killed on the shores ot Deal Lake. Mil. a last For a lime there was no clew lo the nivsterv of Hie murder, hut a detec tive becoming suspicious of lleide .naini, succeeded 111 fastening Hie crime upon him and securing n full confession. lleldemann said lie killed her with a hammer, and tho weapon Is now in possession of tho prosecution. OKMiO.vT NKYVS. Vi.linn-il banks operating lu Ore- nr.. sulilect to the state law ,iii-inif all deooHltH In banks Iff urn. in. bed for seven years, to he I it rued over to tlie stale. This was decided bv I'leslding Judge (ianteu b, III of the Slate Circuit Court in I'ortlaud Saliirday in tbe ruse of the stale ol Oregon ugalnst Hit- First Na tional Hank or I'ortlaud. II. W. 1 In Kli . or Salem, and Geo. W. Warren, of Warrelilon. have been appointed members or 'he Slate Hoard or Agriculture by Governor Wesl to succeed W. II. Downing, or Shaw, and Mark llurlbiirt, of Al bany. Rings for Everybody i nit Moi iii H, i vnii;it SON ANll MM (.1)11 It. Hilli(li(ls (if th" iM-wesl. fiirns just in from ihe makn A. S. HUfcY ll4MH-blirK'K Ix-AtlillK Jewelel On Cass Htreul. cnitis i: as, oii:i) it win i', a i MAN. Oevntnl Wife Srciuvfc I'ai'iloii After Ijiii Veai of I ' tirtMiiil I tnu 'roil Join Family. t'OKTl.AMI. Or., April 17.-Then is Joy in u little Moutavllla home to day oier the news, coming Sacrainetito yesterday, that Chris Kvuiis. life prisoner lor Ins share in the great Sonta:;-Kvans tight of 1, years ago. is u free man. An ag -d wife thus sees years ol her unrelut ttng toll and faith rewarded, and a family of stalwart sons stand readv to welcome tin- father whom some ol them cannot rememher. Kvans will come to Cortland to take up the long-interrupted rela tions with his fuuillv, which were broken when he gave up at tho end of a II mouths' light, with one eye shot out. one baud gone, and the doors of the prison closed behind him. lie was sentenced for train-robbing, hut the faithful wile adheres to the story that her husband was u good and law-abiding mall up to the day when otllcers seeking to arrest Joint Sontag. a cluince visitor at the K wins home, began shooting pro liiiscuoiisly around Ihe house ami Kvuns rushed to the rescue of his family, lie and John Sontag took lo the brush and lor II mouths the state of California w.ia In arms against the two outlaws, iiulll soil ing was killed and Kvans so severely wounded thai he could light no lon ger. Supporting her children by work ing lit tbe waslltllb. null! the bin.-i became old enough lo help. Mrs. Kvans never fulled to npnear at Sac ramento every time a now Ooveruor was inaugurated lo plead for tbe re lease or her dying husband, reeling against the gang was slow In dying out. mill she was always repulsed until Oovernor Johnson, nioietl n i the decrepit condition of the prison-) er. granted Inn reiiie.it. -o- l.etters were received today by the Coniniercial Club from Oovernoi Oswald West and (ieiieral Manager Oltrien. of the Southern I'acitlc Company, in response to invitations Issued lo them lo he Ihe gilesls of the city during the carnival in Mav. Until gentlemen express the hope that they will he able to arrange their business il trail's so Hint they call al lend Ihe catuival. Win. C. Crittenden. represent lug tile W. !'. Hoardinati Coiiiiany, :i cants for a gas franchise, Is In Kose buig and will meet with tlie cily eouiicil tomorrow iilghl. It Is iiiile likely that the company will agree to grant a reduction in lis rat.-s con currently with mo grow in 01 me cily. If, however, il Insisis on a 1 1. .HI rate for ,"i years there Is little likelihood of It getting a I rancliliie. Dr. A. (,'. Seely this morning' per fnrtned a very delicate optical opera tion on Mrs. J. II. Halley. of Myrtle Creek, who some time ago lost the sight of her led eye anil was threat ened with total loss of tlie sight of her right eye. F.nlropion or curling or the eye lids Is the medical dellnl tion ol the malady. As a result of the operation, Mrs. Halley's condition appears quite favorable and the ulti mate restoration of her sight Is ex pected. Koseburg will secure ii third creamery, ir Hicliard Wlllett can ho- cure u suitable location for such an establishment. Mr. Wlllett. who wis fartnerly connected witli Hie Douglas County ( reaniery. nun who reiuiuen here lust week from Richmond. Cal.. lias decided to go Into Hie hniler making business fur himself mid lit is now looking aiound Tor a buililli". for thai purpose. Mr. Wlllett's slr'i as a butler maker has been full, attested hy prizes won by bis product al. stale exhibitions. He plans m make Ice dram as well as butler ami will coinliicl a retail and wlio'e sale market for both. Suit tiled a few weeks nen by tie C. A. Smith Timber Company lo en loin Ihe collection or taxes on a lo lllill lew for roads iu Ho- Camas Val lev district. No. 10. has I n wit!. Itlrawii, following a cninpromis" b llween the rump :i y and the Cieiiil;. I Court, win -'.-l.v tie. coiiip iny will p.i I llie roatl tax on a ha -is of live mills I This reduced lew w ill a-.o apply I" 'the prnpoitv of all oilier taxpa-eii in tbe district. II was recognized l,v j I be I nil It t lint tlie nil r i nil I ic .' ''' ! I n mills nni'bt be Itiviillilaled bv He- i fat l. that llit- petition calling tbe lo.i.l meeting did not bear tin- signalling or ten tier cent of the district tax payers, as re'iuiled b law. One Conductor llelH-tl Hack to Work. Mr. Wllfnrd Adnnis Is bis mini", and be writes: "I was conll'Q.I to lot bed with chronic rheumatism and used two buttles of Foley's Klilnov Remedy wltli good enect. I lie tun. i bottle put me on iii v reel and I re sumed ..ik as cntid.iclor on tie Lexington. Ky., street railway. D will tin nil you claim In ..' i ' rheuiaatisiii " It clears II," blond ot uric acid. Marsters lirug Co, llefnit' placlfig your tinier for that new spring suit, call and look at tin i large line of samples. We guarantee satlsracllnn In fit. stvle. finality and prh e Roseburg Roi hdah'Oli d..w Careful coiniioiindlng. rarefu weighing, skillful inlxlng. nil belli m make elllclenl prescrlitlon work at tbe Roseburg I'hlirmary. 'ltf OAM.ANO HOI) Ml l.lts 10 I'Ol VPS OF MOIIAIIC. A writer for the Rural Northwest, of I'ortlaud. during a recent lour ol Oregon, made the iollowlug interest ing observation: Seven tulles east of Oakland we found the ranch of ('. 11. liullin. Mis Angoras are shearing all the way tromlfrom live pounds up nnd he was sav ing inn per ceur or i lie kids. Ills great does w inner of Ihe Multno mah Mohair Mills' cup last winter lor the best lleece III sheared la pounds. Mr. I he show (iulnii tiwnii the grand champion buck of the A.-j V.-l". exposition, and he Is turning out to be a grand breeder, lie la getting together one of the llnest Hocks In the West. Mrs. CiiIiiii Is an expert In turkey raising, and one corner of the house is adorned with u tint- piano pur chased wllh tin- proceeds of turkeys last year. An interesting sight hero is mi enormous grain- vino. .',0 years of age. planted there hy Mrs. titiiuu's failit-i. who crossed tlie plains Iu Ti;t. One of the best burns in the country we found on this ruueh. Dairying Is a prime factor there, and Mr. liiilnn is an active member of I lie Oregon State l'alry Associa tion. MAKI'lS (iOOII OX Al'TO, l.HKN MIS l.llli:i!I V C! HANTS I'ASS, April 18. Fred llahn. arrested al Olendale for hav ing obtained an automobile from Neale & McCarthy. I'ortlaud dealers, under false representations, was set at liberty. The dealers got the ear hack, also n note for $luo to cover damages to the car. llahn and his woman companion are understood to have gone south. ADVHISTISHI) Lini'l'lltS. Iteiiiaiuliig uncalled for In the Koschurg poHlollifo. April 17. ! II I I , are the following loiters, which will be charged at D,io rate of one cent each. All Mrs. K. I..; Agee. C. W.; Itenson, Mrs. Colin: Campbell, Mrs. John; Clarke. Miss Stella: Dicks. Miss Hcssic; Dcwnr, Win.; tilbsoii, .1. ('.: Clllnpav. .Mrs. I.illle; Holland. Frank; lloggall, F. V'.; Hall. F. II. M.; Jones. Mrs. Klla; Jones. Mrs. Onl.'lta; Ixelley. W. M ; Kelley, Mrs. S ; Mllchel. Roy: Morris. Mrs. II. ; Rice, .Mrs. M. F,. ; Richardson, T. ; Swoope, Joe; Thurston, Charles : Tucker. Mrs. F.stollu; Wilson. II. Ward. James It.; Wilson, W. G. C. W. PARKS, P. V. CALL I'Olt SCHOOL WARRANTS. All warrants drawn ou School Dis trict No. 4. and cndie-sed "pot paid t'oi' want or runds," prior to April I. Ihll, me this day raMed lor pnv inetit, as Interest thereon will cease from the date hereof. Dated this Mill day r." April. 1911. GFORGIO NKCNKR. Jr.. dswtf Dlstrlrl Clerk. f WWW V. IIAVK tile best ronily III Oregon, the best city III I glas Couiily and tie best clothing store In Itnscbulg. S ids like It Is rathe.- strong, yet It Is the truth. We are here to back it up. and can show you. Talking of the best don't imply the highest prices, either - we want to Impress yon with that rai t. loo. 1 1 y.jj have icvr worn one or our strictly hand iiilloted suits. Hi I lo your measure, you can't afford to delay; It means real satisfaction and pleasure and more, too economy. K'.uiv suit kept ptessed free. Voti'll find our n.Ctttnent large U s . . eiiougli to make your t t Kaster Sunday saw the cinching of the largest salmon ever known to have been tukeu from the I'mpiiua lliver. It weighed 62 pounds und was landed after an exciting battle by I'. M. Tipton and his son Hoy. aged I 1 years, ut Win chester, live miles north of ' Kosetiiirg. 1 ho salmon Ineas- t ,M "",r "'t two l''hes from " to lip and Inches In clr- cumferenee al lite largest part of hody. The previous lii rut-si salmon raught in the I 4- I'mpiiua weighed bUVi pounds. I it was landed last year hy at 4. ter Cordon, of tills city. LOCAL NEWS. Oakland and Kiddle plated base ball at Kiddie Sunday, and Oakland. Willi a superior pitcher on the mound, carried off the honors, 6 to 1. J. K. Smith, for some time past fort-man of the Itradhtiiu orchard at Winston, left this arternoon with his family for Portland, where he ex pects to he employed this summer. .Mrs. 11. II. .Martin and son, Louis Martin, returned Saturday ulght from a four mouths' sojourn iu Southern California. Mrs. Martin's health was not improved, we regret tu slate. Geo. McLaughlin and family ar rived here today from Canhy and will I leave this eveulug for Olengarry lo make their home on a U-acre tract, which Mr. McLaughlin boug.it some time ago. SI'Kt'LM, ATTIIXTIOX WOODMi: OF TIIK WOltLII. Memorial services In honor of o-ir late nelgblior, I Ion. F. W. Mention, at the regular ramp meeting this even ing. Talks by those who know him hesi. Including Hon. A. M. Craw ford. Special music, refreshment. Camp calbil to order promptly ut S o'clock. I'iease lie on time. KOHKHT K. SMITH. Consul Commander. Palace Theatre, four leels of mo tion pictures daily. Continuous pe: roriiiunce, 1 : :t u to u aflernoous, G:S0 lo lil::n evenings. Progriini chaiiBt-s every duv. Ad.nissloll u und '.0 cents. Good music. dtf . .j. . .j. f. .j. 4 xoTit i; to ii. r. . lii.iiM. f Melnhers No. lIL'li. II reillested I Temple Tuei f Host-burg Lodge P. O. Klks. lire . no t t at F.Iks' ilav morning Hi !l::ill sharp lo attend the ritn- eral ot our deceased brother. .1. Frank W. Ilenson. SAM S. JOSFPHSON. 4. Fxalted Ittllel'. J. t. 4- . ... II-2-I-OI NII SALMON' T. K K X KICOM I'MI'yl'A. s.MrltiITY'jsy. t'rices ranging irom .1.1 10 ij. Harttis Toggery HOME OF REGAL SHOES