Roseburg review., April 18, 1911, Image 1

AS KXI'KKt PACKfcH Ofr TFlIltrV YKA1W EAfKIUENCK SAVS DOl'OLAsi lOt.NTV Ai'r-LKI UlR TH BUST ttK fcVKK U.VXDI.fcK DOt'GLAU COCNT HAS THUS BKHT A.LL-THK-YKAR-KOUND CLIMATE, k0 ItiH HARUK8T FRUITS AKD BKRRH
KEEP WELL P0S1LD
On the current evonte of th world's
pronrf8 ly ftuliru th Duly Ukvikw
Delivered by rarrior. 5'J nt iiMihth
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VOL. XIV.
KOSF.IU IK!, OIU'.liON,
ti fshay i:m:m(i. apiui. is, iimi.
Xo. 4a
Review
KOS
OREGON
Rate Fur First IS Yens,
Then Arbitration
COUNCIL'S STAND JUSTIFIED
Clarli Hm ry Oinpiny Lows. II i tl J .
Fur Paving Riad op 51'. S bo
Proposed by Cuiz n
I'lidcr an ugia-cim nt providing for
t lie establishment of new rail's nner
tin lirst IS years of operation, t In
city council (in Monday night gram .1
a tifty-year iranrl.iso tu tin' W. F
Hnntdlnnu Company of S.in Fran-.-L-.-i'ii.
Kb-voti cou lu-i t HI4-1I wore present
ami the vote on the grant was iin.ni
inous. Dining tic liist is year oi
the
i . nam his,-, tin llo.
:.
man l ol. leant !.!..;- r.i.llgo eo'lsilli" I
tho max. in. nil lii-l t:'.'.e oi $1..'.'' fo;
Ihousaiiil let of ;.is. At .In' 'in! o:
that period and ote: livr yeui's
t ': i . it a i" I : liic ran' is io In- n-.t li,.: t.-d
ti, a lin.i.t! 111 a rli. 1 1 at nil, coaii" s- i
Ol lltO IllI'llllM'l s. 'I mi ol Hie hi ;n
bus an' to be itppr.in ed liy 1.1.' c mi
cil, two otlii'fs by the i iiini y ..: I
tin- lour will lli'-ii name tlio II' II'
TI10 draft of tlx- franchise ai'pll 'd
for 1 in.'.- weeks ano .rvili'il .. ..1
the coinpaiiy rould charge t"o !
rate tor the full lint-vi-ai I'-niti U
tin' suggestion of Cneueilman .ls . !i
son. tin- mum 11 declined to grant a
franchise on surli 11 i-oiiditioii. Ii ''1
ing that tlic rale 10 consumers should
decius( oonciirt etii 1 v with
giotvth of the iiy. Tin' proposition
was li'fi'tred hark to tin' special cnul
hiitteo which had reported oil it. with
instructions 10 secure, ir possililc, bet
ter lerins 110111 the company. N.-uo-tialions
were inimedlately entered in
to and the result is a vindication n:
Councilman .loseplison s stand am
i,r iim lime, a siap ai the hys.
I-
onl el-., Ci W III! v.-nuld have
liail the
council lie UP the city
with a
rate for lil'iy years.
The conipauy's agreement to
adiusltneiil of the rales nfte
fi.i ..li.h 11 teals was sllliuiil'
tie
d
i.o u,,. ..I'll i-eliri'selll.-lie. V. ('. ( l il-
l,.iwl..ii who arriiell here from
.i.-d-
ford Monday inoi-nin:-. Id
,..,i-..,-,.iH-.. will, the council
beld a
i-otnnill-
tee and an aniehdnieiil 10 the pr
.,u,l li-iiiii-iiise coVerlUK the VI t
1 w-;,- dialled. Ill addiiion
to
the terms mentioned a
.......rrtlnu.nl nrovides lh.il
t'.n
rati
shall
tle
..r.,- Ihousaiiil ClllliC feel ol pas
at no time he more than 1-''"
1101 less than $1.
Second .Itii-.-ndini nl (Hleivil.
linmediaiely alter the alueudui.-ni
at auroed on in conference was read
to the council. Inn-tor A. 1-. ' 1
1 .. .....,iil iiiiietlllinellt. I h's
. reserved to tile lOllllcil til
riulit
... .-oirnlMle at I1I1V time the pile
of
.,u "it is not oroper for lln
conn
cil 10 assume to know
what the
In IS yea iv
cit,iQ of the city will be
from now." said lr
I don't see why tbel
This is
ether. "Ami
should he any
n matter f'1'
' i..'.i'..., i,v ihe council exciusiv
ti... I,.,,., i .w will protect the K
ciinoanv 10 ihe extent
liial we coiia.
not lis a rale that
would be lllliusl
1 . .. '.'.:' .!. s,.ci,lld ainenil-
second
II on I'.i--' "
luetit. we don't w.-i
your city." said -Mr
.'...,l,u- "I fee.
, to pat nas in
Crittciid.-ll witli
veil a loleKiuin
from Mi .'Boardinaii today insi rni-nnn
me to niake no colic
esslnn on tic n
$1.50
Give Her a Pretty'Piece of
leweliv
on her birthday and sec
her eyes sparkle!
Elegajit goods for small
prices.
: i
W. E. Clingenpeel
Registered Optometrist
Phcne 214 Roscbarg, Oregon
before the first tweiily ears' opera
tion, linviun luoney ol m own '11
this i'lopoi! hm. bovi-.r. I (onk lie
liberly of 1 iiiiint: tbe limil al I
; ears as a coteproitiis.- with our ceu.
j nilttee. which asked I01 a l'.-ca!
. Hum ll iiu waul to turn down this
anal, lenient tl.e nae.tlon is setiled
I'ifcllt IIOvK .''
The tiisi ahh tolii: -at was put 10 a
j vote and it carried, rietber re-:
I cohIhik iiiii s. li in the' alhnname!
wiih all i.l the olhei coiincilin -n, '
evideiu-illi; bis pletcli'llce lor tile IS-!
year limit to ih-ieat of the proposed!
francliise alteuetlier.
The lloardiuati Coinpauy is to he
uin woi-U 011 the plain ami system j
within sii da'.s and he ready for;
public seiie uilii n Ibe next e!f;bt '
mourns. Thomas !. l'etcb. siiik'i--isini;
eiiiii.-ei. is new scoiirini; the
city lor a sallabie location lor a
power house.
Tentative ravim: Itids.
The council received lenlative bids
lor Ihe pavitiK of aliploximately to
blocks (it slr.-et ibis imI. There
were three sets el tli'-lu and Ihe low
est was submitted Itv the ('laric
'itier ( 'oiii ruci ion Company, w hi. h
ilrc. 1 ! h.-s J('i blocks under contract.
Then pro . s ranged from Jt.17 to
l i'-' per s'Miare ard. accordin 10
pinlity and the depib of the pav -
illelll. Kllllldllll l-1. Itoblll (V (dl'l-
eany ineser.tid a limine of Jl.s.'i per
.iplale xat'd lor ranilojd liaveiiient.
! !:e .-st 1 11 itute I'oMeiany. of wlinii
:-'r. d .1. Illak-lv. ol ibis cily. is a
aemiie
.-itiil.'.--
;i.'.'.'.
: j. I o.
o lie-
pli.-ellted hills tor IV. O
ol paih,n. one (pioted at
i sipiaie ard. the other at
All of the bids v.ero referred
cit hiinroM'lnellt conilllittee.
!'he
I'la.-k-lli ncry ('uiuptiny . 'at.- d ;n
r lt,d tliat iheir ltf;iire would noi
-M-eci'-il in tbeil tinal bid.
fo.-lll t Ml. Xelin l'elllilis.
i . il n III l-ie'd a waijon ai.d
ituoiiiie road le the summit ol
.-bo. in U es iis- '"ire. 'lud .-
I. f.
I'u.iel l'iu. W illi O'A us the elill-
l.ellei . v. ill make I. lie city a pres. -'It
.I f.' O 01 tine.- acri s ol the plan
:oi a p '.aia- i i oiut. '1'bi- w .s
Ihe proposition 111. 'de to the co ill. il
in a letter fioin .Indue I'ullenou. Il
was refei-rcil in l.ie city ilnprme
lllelll colullliltee.
Il her Mul let s.
I'pen Ibe adxerse opinlnn of t'ic
i lly epulnei-r. Ibe cdancil denied 11"
iciilest for pi rtnissioii to lav wai 'r
eiaius ill Ibe s diic'i i h sewer
mains in North Kosebu't;.
A warrant for $:!::!. mi -n - m
ior ibe newly laid s--wer on Cbadwi. k
,i,.l UasbiliL'toil sliei-is wi-P oldi'i'l
drawn in favor of l out rai tor
oldis.
I lie ( -mil r " t pi e-. w .
- :l 1
::; ri 1
hut the ,
ny
in
be sew
of a rev
ions.
I'litnr
il.-d'i
i.dou ol I
lie c.li-.-.ilial
foi tee
c,.tdi', ol llouck
Addiiion. were
Coiincilnian Micel'ii
pniperlv owners
y petition for pnv-
;tieet. Iliilllillini
abandoned w le-u
slated that the
there would like!
i i.l v. it bin a short time.
An ordinance providiiiK for the
pavini; ill Kast l.alie strei
Main to Kane, was i;iven pr
t. from
elitnliiao
rea.linui'. . .
special committee, consisting or
(o'liueiliiien llouck. Clements and
vill,.i, was directed to reach an un-
.'lei-sian'dii.i: with Contracior
(iadd'.s
reirarilini; the payment
work on the North Itos
for extra
huri: sewer.
The ellKiueer's plans
Hid siieciflca-
Hons call for all
iverane exeat an n
Mr. tladdis ri-
depth ol live I
polled ti
aveliiped
tbe coumil that his (liuii
deitb of nearly seven i
n ordiuance vai
atiug an
,-rll pn (I
..ii...- in block No. :ST was
passed
cl.i U on Hie site chosen by the Gov
ern llli'ht lor the erec
baildlni.'.
lion ol
a Federal
f-llace Theatre, four reels of mo
Hon picn.r. s .lacy. Continuous le;--formalice.
I '.:' to C. alternoous, (.:.!
lo lo-itii eveliincs. I'roprain chatme:
every day. Admission a nun
,.,.,its. (lood music.
dtl
Frank W. Benson Laid to Rest
in 1. 0. 0. F. Cemtttry
EULOGY BY CEO. 1!. BROWN
Nearly l,00i
(irav.-
Peop'c Fulluw limiiins t:
-Many Stale Jditabks ;
in Procession
The late I'rank V. Henson. twelfb
lloveinor of Drisiin and Seer ry oi
State at tile time of his deu'll, was
buriid in KosebuiK lo.la witli ap
propriate and solemn ceremony. His
body was placed beside tiiose of tho
palellts (it his widow- ill the Iteuja
min jilot in the Odd l-'ellows ceme-
lel
I boas
a I s rv
lid piop:e attell
i.b.l
tlll-'i-i'l'.d
i
-'S ill I be IClks' 'f.'ili
:rac or lilaK-hed in
i the comet, ry. The
r far ibe most Inl
Hie
si l
i n in
ine: i and solemn that were ever
liebl in lloi-. 'iui l;.
lb-sides liiiiiilre:ls upon hundreds
o1' i ,i'-!:'s oi ail; Iriends bellii; 'n
at i endaiice. many of ihe inorit proinl
llelil no Ii ii! Ibe slate and I'acilie
(', si U , le pies, lit IO Klve tbeil' lllsl
tribllle to ll'.e to) tiler Covernol'.
Amoi.j; Ibe h-adint; ,olili,-al liitures
bt-re were ::o.,-inor lls-.vatd West, ('.
. i . - A r 1 1 1 1 1 1 .
rv: I'lde-' 1
cil: I'l-.f- ,s
lormer private seere
I!. Wel.si.'i. of I'ort-
I.. Ii. Al'leriiKill. slate
i ini'-nd -nt . ami mauy
olbi-ers. lion. It. A.
-hold
sup
Hootb. ol Ku;eiie. and Thomas I'..
K:i. , state treasurer and a prominent
biM'uess man. were also here. :
(in eery hind there was evidence
ol sincere ami deep uriet and s m
paibt for lln bereaved families and
rep.t'.ves. Malic tears were shell by
V- oale tt ho. thone,h but aciiiainl
ances. perhaps, bad learned lo re-
s t and care for their former
tow nsnian. This w as especially so
Willi Ihe p, oplo of lioseliinn. for Ihe
lariiei part of the life ol Covcrnor
Mi iisoii w as lived in I lunulas county.
In this counlv it was that be lailKbt
school humbly and carneslly. And 'n
this city lie was when ehos.'ii Tor
the hich ollice of Seiretarv of Stale.
The Ii. I'. (. i:iks Services.
With Ibe Bleat nieelliiK hall of Ibe
Klks;' Temple lillell until there was
liol I'vcii standiiH', room. Kxull.'il
Killer S. S. .losrpbsen opened the
beailtit'iil lodi;e servile shortly alter
lo (Schick till? tuorninn. After a
prayer by Hie chaplain. Itev. C. W.
linker. Hon. Ceo. M. lirotvn d"livered
a trlowlni; address on the character
and life of the man whose body l it l
in the room aiiionu carnations. Ivist- 1
or lilies and other lovely Mowers, and
in tie' pi'senre of former neiplibots
and friends from all over the slate.
Mr. Itrottn cliaracleri'ed him as.
the most popular and distiiiciiislied
mi, n in Honslas county ol recent I
times. ' -Thirty years ami. as a leach-1
or In the rinpiiia Academy at Wil-j
hur. be ttave to prominent nu n all
oter Ibis vast country Ibe loflie.-tl
halions and noblest ideals tbatl
aliv hot or nil! ever i.-cited.
si'.:.kor said. "His whole lif
tile
.r.
sonallv and olbcially. d (mi a mere
clerk in the county ollice to that of
Covcrnor. was one of sti li test hon
esty and hic.h virtue. He was a Rood
man."
iuirllu; the three years III llbur
that Mr. Henson was a teacher, he
w-es the nreccplor and trietiil ol
lirotvn and Atlorney-(
a I A. M.
Crawford.
Tlie speaker said no man 1
a better t 'her or friend.
In ( onsiderliiK his persona
Hi-own said thai Covernor
bad
-. Mr.
,-lisolt
bad be, n no calupaicner. lie l
nobody on tie- hack, and kept
self aii oluteiy fee from am n
Hilled
hiin-
d.-niaLM.ff v. Hut He
ebon! him mac-lc-ti
won his way to the
wa- solltel Ml
lor be altv;i
. hearts of ieO
emon.-tiaiion.
without show or d
lie bad a heart
nie as c
Id
:,. all illt. 'Heel ll
,d
iiioiid '' said M r. It row ll. "II"
I"
tii-
ul what In- prea, te-'l. .tu in
la tt ye
,ti,l an utu-ight num. in tos
i ii e ii" a t oided sail in oi n
,ra
tri for
client, pr,
hot!! ii'im
teir.ng IO t
lion, lie w
i ase won in open co
tliat tin- winner was
ell lie
lo-,
His name is Pl.'lilll w
i- pern
,d of On gun lilsiory ami
reejIMIibef d a- long al-
I tile stale,"
Mil Line of Man li
funeral funned on
.!ark-o
Tl,"
Slicet.
follow
Where
l-'it-;t
b",ttir. I. alio and
down .laikson l,
Cl
Do'lg'.a
I tun, oil ;-! to Ibe ceuleK-l
,. tt's,ia,l of inllltlain
and tin
frate
I order Ol Willi a i
mi-mic'V. in tbe;r
ol ibe World. H .
O f. p. Sett ,.n
itrD.g (ioteinor W,
l-.sed
i-:
tl,:,-.-and
l-i"
fa m I
r,ag-s
siou.
i.ks
,.,,.r ,i,-,.. otli.'.a.s: M, en
. Imiiu dial-It- followed bv '
relatives and fr'a-nds 111 n
P,esi,I,'S lllOse ill 111"' '"'
hundreds walked to He- i"n
lert to see t lie lasi i ,' s
The active palbearers werc
: I II.
llooth, V. H. Walte, II
McAllister.
II
O
erni.in Marks.
Watson: tin
K. I., l'arrott and .1.
l-.ouorary: .indite .1. 1
W. Hamilton. T. It. Sheridan. It
Hootb. Ir. K I.. Miller. Mayor V.
Hat IK'S and .llldce .1. '. Fllllerton
The l.nsl Kites.
I'hilelarian l.odue No. S. I. O
A
w
o
I-'., rendered llndr burial service .it
the mate. .Iildfte Thomas K. Ityan.
Masler of Ihe Slate Claud l.odne.
conducted the riles. ItisitiK Star
l.odce acted in the caiiacity of an
escort.
The urate Is situated near the
small oak prove Just east of Ihe cen
ter Her of lots on the lower side. 11
was covered deeply with the most
beautiful roses of the season. Hund
reds of calla lilies, tokens of respect
and love of numerous friends, stood
out most prominently on the mound.
The relatives present were: Mrs.
Frank YV. Henson. the widow; Mr.
and Mrs. ClilYord Henson. sou and
daimhter-in-latv. of Gardiner: Wal
lace Itetisoti. a student at the I'ui
teisity of Oregon; Judge Henry I..
Henson. a brother, and .Mrs. Henson.
of Kiaiualh Falls; Arthur Henson. a
deputy clerk in the State Supreme
('unit, and a son of Judge Henson;
Mis. George Carpy. a sister, of l.a
Giande. and Mrs. Will Hcninllliu.
sisier-in-latv of the widow, of Port
land. Old of Tovtu Visitors.
Among Forlinnd friends present
were: .Indue 1.. H. Webster. C. 11.
l-Ya..iiT. W'. II. Janiieson. rortner.t
ol ibis (iiy: ('. X. McArthur. former
ly privaie secretary to Governor Hen
son. and Mr. and Mrs. Kd. t.ong.
Those Ironi Saleln were: Governor
West. Charles V. Galloway. State
Land Agent; Hen W. Olcott. Secre
larv ol Slate; John M. Throne, clerk
in Hie Insurance I lenaiTineni : T. A.
McP.ride. Sunt' e Court Judge; H
C. McAllister, formerly Stale Fish
Warden: Hr. Ii. 10. Steiner. Superin
tendent ol the Insane Asylum, and
wife; S. A. Koer. Insurance Cotn
' inissioner; II. II. Corey. Assistant j
Secretary of State: C. A. Zelglel.
clerk in otllce of the Secretary ol
Slate; Thomas II. Kay. Stale Tr.eis
uier; T. .1. Ittan. Deputy Slate Treas
urer: .1. G. Katon. State Tax Com
missioner: G. G. Krotvti, clerk of the
Stale Land Hoard; O. P. lion". Conl
! inissioner or Labor; C C. Rockwell.
b I janitor Slate House; W. 1).
! Kvans and George K. Waters, well
known Salem business men: C. L.
.Starr. Secretary of the Slate Tax
Commission: J. T. Chlnnork. Supov
lintendent of AValer District No. 1; L
K Mderman. State Superintendent ot
Schools; N. .1. Haas. T. K. I.ovell and
A G. Nve. of Ihe Secretary of Stale's
.ollice; N. II. I.oouey. Sunerilltelident
of the Reform School: C. W. Jalms.
snperinietident of the Penitentiary;
T K Camlibell. Clyde P. Aitchesoli
.....i (.- I Miller. Slate lialUllt' Coni-
'...i.i.,'.,.'..,-K The Salem party arrived
Iciirlv Ibis morning In a' special car.
They left at 1 : :' 'his aftet'liooll.
i,'. in, a so sent a iiiiiiom'i "i
!,,i, oole to altend the fuu-
i An.onc tl'.ese were Dr. Win
.. a,.. ',e. n ,.i, d wife. It. A. I'.oo'.h
ad wile. Charles II. Fisher, editor
.., ti. c.oird: Hon. I. 1 1 . Hinghain.
e Q.o.,,10,-: II, .11 I.. It. Kdlllllllton
ii.. I t Williams. Also
',,,-esent were M. D. Morgan, of the
,i ;..i Hiillelin: C. D. Hancock.
.... i. i:.!l.. .1- of the Station Mail
anil
.1 c. Hayter. publish
of the Dallas
. Stearns also
(Ibserver: .Illllge .X .
came from Oakland
and Ira Wlinher
It- froni Drain lo
attend the funeral
TODAY'S STAXDIN" OF
CANDMlATF.S 1'Olt yl'l
Senior Olio
Cronvold .
Hell
Sacry . . . .
tl IS
I Mrs
C II
Win.
A bib
. . s c
. . -I'Hl I
Miss
Scatlering
Cliilili-
n.
Maurlll- Hm banan . .
I.ucilc Cilniore
Nornic No, lb
lean Perry
DoriPbea Abrnlns . .
.los.'libine McKlblnny
Scaltering
.I'll
:i7
Ciireful compounding. ciireful
welgliiiig. skillful mixing, all help to
make ellicient prescrl pt Ion work at
the HoseliuiK Pliarmacy. d'f
Rings for
Eveibody
I Olt MOI lll K. I A IIIKIl
sf yu i t .n i i k.
Ihindf t nf tlio
siiis jit;-t lu from r I .
inakfT:
A. S. IIUEY
tmvhrit,'n leading Ji'Hf
Ou Caaa Stri?t.
nmiiviTinv
Rebels Evacuate Piitla,
After Winning Bailie
FEDERAL CASUALTIES 41)0
iladeru's Army Btftins D-Jayd Alt k
on Jtunz- -lDlavinM-.n n p io
CoDgrs, Says ijii
Sptn-lHl to the K filing i:'i.'W.
DOI'CLAS, Ariz., April In. -.Ut'-r
aucct'SMHilly ivsist Ink rcpcaU'il as
sjtulls 'Hti'rl:iy ui a l.'iit'ial annv
that u ii in hoi (iiiiiially ltlno,
rrhfla ivaiiiat'il Aaa I'ritia at ''
o'(-lt)rk t his nun a in k and mard'ot
wi'stuanl. Il i;" lMli't'tl hlioi'la.1 nf
aiiinniuii ion ( iuis.-il i heir tl i .i 1 1 u i .
(.'ohiiii'l Calria. li.-ad ol i !w ri'in I
ainiy, hatet-'inil a hill lui'.f it tln
IkihIi'I ami Mirit iult'iril to iln Aui 'ii
rnns. Tin' rasnaltit "I" ihf rcln'lH will
niT ii tjit)wii. hm alma) ,'iii ol ilu-ii
ininihiT. lul. tiling M'ihi ai lii.i, ai
t-ithi.r h'ail nr ihini; in tin Mi-cis n!
Anna I'rit'ta. Tin' l.'ih-rals In.st hm
Uilh-d and wuumhMl, and iwo of thfir
inaclihir uns 1 -1 1 lnln lln1 handn ol
the rrht'ls. From ih liinniiiK
Ihe hatllc at ::! oYlork --t .'i d.i y
moniinn. n-n;nllfsh it ih- wanr.n;:
i;ivi-n ly 1 lit' I'niiril St;it's nov.'Mi
nii'Tit to tin1 U'adi-iH ol hoili toin-s. a
rain m' hnlhts ponn-l Inio liminn;.,
and whi'ii the day was ow-i M
lontid that srvcu noti i-.Mnhalaiit r.'. i-
li'llls n thf ritv hiid wnand."!.
II was a day almost of tenor 111 Hong
las.
(Sarclu and a number of his Millite
rs, who surrendered with him. al'-
being held here by the American
forces, subb cl to lust i m lions from
Washington.
Mlllleco AllucUs .luave.
F.I, PASO. Texas, prll Is II--'--alded
lit desiiliory tiling from the
hill opposite Ibe I'.l Paso sine. tor. a
battle for the possession ol .mar".'
l.ecaii lo.l.tv. Federal nuiiHittK a'.-
i-elieallni: steadilt hefore Hie r.-b,
i
skirmish line. Mad, -r, is mail
will arrive before lie.-
force
moon,
ntei i
r dur-
Steps are being laren lo I'.ep
cans from crossing the lior.K
lug Ibe I'lgllL
Tun I'lilx It I'll to I oimn
WASIIINHTON. April
velllioll 111 the Movie il
there Is to he liny. Is up
I
i to Cong
bled Ilia
President Tall has il
won't send troops across tl
dor
He
without Congressiona
ml borlt t
believes that Sen
men are familiar
and Hint It will
itors and ( ongi ess
w il ll ill" si I n :i l : en
b. iiunec'sart I. n
biin lo call the mailer io ui-u '-"
Tl.,. I.ellleerellls teslel.tav lilid
lei-oss the bouiidaiy
ignoling 11"
all is re.olt I.
Anierlcan warning. Tai
act. but Congress seem
iiiiprcpar,-'
in take slops wbli-1
n ii war ttlih Mexi
will probahi:
an federals an,
insurgents coinbi I.
t i tei-i.tice Willi 111
re:-ideiil
I ..i.l, .,,1 Sul.er. cbaiiinan of tl
llOllse COIIIlllillee Oil lot
, .,,1 Senator Cullotn. hi'
ign affairs
com I ' i'i i
from the upper house
to accept resiionslbilil
can situation. I'uilom
ate will not ad unbs.
sends a s ial inc.-
more optimistic Ibis i
.lltloiifi are mole law
bate ile.-lllu-i
, In lln- Mexi
said Hie Sen
l,e Pr.-,;d..r
sage. Tall i
I t.-i noon
rabb
Do
las and there Is I-im dang.'i
cans,- lor Intervention.
To l ieale Neutral .one
IllfOl II, ai Ho' i' '' Was t e, ,' !
while House today tliat M"
SOOII advise tlie Cllll'-'l el'1
-d
t the
W'l
ib-linU
hot
del.
It
is be
I thai ll
suggest
III tlK
I one le
, The lie
! suited :
that He- I'ni"
-.,.(,; : i, in, nt
, n,ib s tt hie
trg, e's it ;!' I'I
I ,
s tl ,
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Clal
Mis (
I I
T. Cm
son-Ill la!
Kay. of I
Mi
ac, I.l, a
la.-
(Megou. diiaid: 1
oung In, ill i ' : el,
111! III. "II Ibe C'b
Fugene. is coiilin
Hie Ii'sull
Ot 11 sliil'g
pauioli. tl
ankle In
i In
iking his
e atlellltllU'
tl
geOII,
III
Ti
ll!
IlilS llll'e-s
lie liliili till
., tb" nnkle
the shot enter,
tbal case tin
(flr It is posslbl
jollil
limb
7i ilit'eei li
I., .,1,1, and bis ,
pa.nlon were out In a Il,'l,0;,in,
Hettiiig to, -on mi- gopher, IL.- c,
,, anion bad an old f.,-bi"H, u s '
gun and as he w.-o i,-sinr ibioa
cm.,., brush h-hind Lnil'b. t! Ii.,
mer of Hie piece caught on a c
W llb ll pulled II ba, K f.H , IIO'I
tbal. when the haintiier ilro;.,-) 1
load in the gun was di a ban-., d
Hargalns arriving every day
second hand goods at our store.
H. Itboades (c Co.
I'll AWIVFIISAHV OF
SAN I'ltA vl'ISCO I'llli:.
Ilciiig Itetiliilt on (il'tuiilcr Scnle
IST.olMMHMI Suhsci'ilHil for
I'uimiliil l-'tlir.
i SAN FliANCISCO. April IS. Five
,ars ago today the newspapers of
(be world tteru informing their
-l, teke, I and horrilled readers that
San l-'rauclsco was utterly destroyed,
annihilated, wiped off the map. What
the earthquake had commenced, the
terrible coiillagrutlon that swept over
! Hie city threatened to llllisli. and to
the onlookers It seemed tliat nothing
iwas to ho left of the doomed city
I but a collection of llrst class ruins.
1 Wiililu tlie brief space of tite years
San Francisco lias fully detnoiist rated
that the Phelliv. tile fabled bud that
it as burned and arose from ils ashes,
had nothing on this city.
Today tlie people of the (ioldeii
Halo cily are celebrating the anniver
sary bv preparing ror the biggest in-
i,.i-i.:.l ioi.n I eM.ositioli ill Ihe worlds
history. Moreover. the recently I
strirlien city Is not asking for assist-j
unt o from Fllcle Sam. The business j
men of tlie city subscribed $ 7 ..'lUii.oini ,
', V ,, t " o . ,,; ,
and now- that Ho- lair is all assured
fad there will lie no lack ol funds to
carry Hie project to a glorious com
pletion. San Francisco is anvious to
slum ibe world she has come up out
ol the ashes oi her desttllctlve lire.
: and the ci iciclal Interests are tt Hi- j
j nig to pay for tlie privilege.
I In the business district proper.!
.class A buildings-Hull Is. of tire-,
proof steel and stone const run Ion - j
predominate. Insurance experts he
li. te thai a repetition of tho ilisast-
rims lire of lite years ago would now
be almost impossible. !
In Ibe heart of the city real estate
.tallies are higher than before Ibe
. ti,-e. and evert day adds to Hie value
ol tl.e proper:.!. Those who despaired
,, tie nil" lie (it the cily and so'd
i b.
ii holdings for n song aided in the
t, h in. -ii I of mailt in, -li ol lalt Ii and
, jo, la in who bate lieeo
t It Itv through their Investments.
:i;ai. i:si aim ticansi Fits
Alan S. Dillubleton to
lerson. JilliO; block :M
l..l, ll fl-
and part of j
Itlo, k ;i:l, Winchester.
C. S. Fletcher to F. 10.
ne, ui,
'
'.mo; w 'ij of sio "i sec tin, :i:
Win. Van Huron lo Neal D. M
$ I li; 1 nt acres see 1 2, S-."i.
nil.
Mnilihl lie Pleasiint to Take.
Win ii a medicine must be given lo
foiiug children it should ho pleasant
lo lab". Chamberlain's Cough Heine -
,iv i.; i. out., mini loaf sugar, and the
,- s used In Ils nrenarallon give It
ivor Minilar to maple syrup, milk
II pleasant to take. It has in
rior for colds, croup and whoop
cough. For sale by all dealers
nig
I n i-
I 111
lead
Hall
salisf
,sive i
, 1 1 1 i l v-. Ilavor and inirlly they
White House and liarringtuu
Steel Cut Coffees. 1 ' II I versal It'
,-lui v The Itoclidale. exclu-
dstv
j r
.
i: n'
Hildas
I-:
the I
st ion
mul y
and tile
Sounds
ilk.
Is la
liber
le
I,
k H up. ali i
;,!- tb,
highest prices.
that fact. too. If ton have never wo
tailored suits, lilted lo your measure,
am- leal satisition and pleasure
I't.'ty salt kept iiross.fi) free. You'll
eii.eicb to make your sole, -lion
o
P
Man Rills Wife and 4 Children,
Malms Fifih; Suicides
LOSING SIGHT, WENT CRAZY
Tjcoma lo Throes ol Aoolti.r Recall
Kktioi Ccdsqs Figures on
OriRnn Farms
Special to the Kvenlng Review.
YOCMISTOW.V. O.. April 18
Fearing approaching blindness which
would make it Impossible for him to
'support Ills faintly and writing a note
i sat lug
e was going crany. tJrant
ii plumber, today murdered
ami four children. Heal I.
.atniond. aged a; Charlotte.
and Hi. len, aged 15. He
Itickett.
Ills Hill
aged S;
, aged I I
tu. iltned a Hub child. F.divln. aged IK,
for lite with an ax, then killed him
self wlih a revolver. In ills note,
Kirk, 'II said he would rather kill his
family than leave them unsupported.
Tiiconin Tries Itecall A'rllill,
TACO.MA. Wash., April 18. A
special recall election, the second tills
1 month. Is In progress In Tacomn to
day, with the new-ly enl'ruuciilsed
women voters taking nn active part
in the contest. Mayor Kawcett,
against whom the recall election is
aimed, and W. W. Seymour are the
opposing candidates in today's hallot.
battle. In the election of April 4.
Seymour received S(',('..', votes, Fatv
cctt 7.:r.:'. and A. II. Ilarlh. the So
liallst eaii, In late :'.:::'.. .More than
jh. ill' of the tot -s polled were neces
siirv for election. Titer estiltt odny
' I1CI.. IOIS M..K-I.' "I" "
toted lo, lla Mil cast tnelr nuliots.
The Sinion-Piire Sociullsls will proli
nllv remain away from Hie polls, but
there were probably ninny votes cast
for Harth merely as a protest ngnlnst
Ibe other two candidates, and these
w ill probably he counted for one side
or Hie other today.
I'nluiloiis Wenllli of Oregon I'arnis.
WASH I NOTON'. April Is. Census
, Director Durand Issued today, the
- iirsi otllclul statement from tlio C'en-
I bus Hureall relatlte to til
ngrlpultur-
al statistics ol tlie state or Oregon
'collected iii ihe Thirteenth Decounlal
Pulled Stales Census, April Ui, llttu.
Tlie lolal value of tu rin land and
buildings was given In l!ill as $1,111,-
, ,17 I ,uu s againsi i '""" "
j lliuu. an Increase of $:12 1 .2:.:s,(Mlu, or
2 1:1 per cent.
"
(Continued on pago 4).
( Iregon,
i bub, in;
tot It Is
the host city in
store in Kosohurg.
b"s
stioli
i ihe truth. We are
can si
w you. Talking of the best
we waul to impress yon with
i one of our strictly hnuil
oii can't afford to delay;
mid inure, loo eynomy.
et,'ier -
I I
our assort meiit largo
ranging fr. $1.1 to $110.
Prices
o
Hartlis Toggery
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