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HOSKHl ltd, OUF.tiON,
SATl ltKAY KVKXIXIi, Al'ltll. SK, 1011.
No. 40.
Review
IHAZ MAKISTBtirS
Madero Agrees to Armistice,
and Peace is in Sight
OBNOXIOUS OFFICIALS TO CO
Displeased Reb:Is D.sert and Say
Become Gnerillas Battle On
Near Agua Pilela
Special to the Evening Review.
WASHINGTON', April 22. Senor
Gomez, head of the Mexican revolu
tionary Junta in Washington, an
nounced toduy thut General Madero,
the rebel leader, and President Diaz
hud ugreed to an armistice. Later, a
telegram was received from the Mexi
can minister, De La Hurra, accepting
the armistice, which practically ends
the war. Madero'a acceptance was
received earlier.
Gomez said the Insurgents hud
agreed to withdraw their demand for
t he lmmediute abdication of Diaz,
who will be permitted to retain the
presidency pending the next regular
election. Minister Llmantour, Gomez
said, would be eliminated from the
government councils and Vice Presi
dent Corral! Is to resign; Diaz agrees
to remove the governors of many
stutes whom Madero objects to.
It is reported that Madero tele
graphed the following to Gomez: "I
accept the armistice covering the
Juarez zone In order to negotiate for
peace in a conference to follow."
XOvW$ CdQ
Men, Save
Money on
Spring Wear
y?5 New Hand Tailored Suits, 21 .95
yap New Hand Tailored Suits, 17.25
$1 ft New Hand Tailored Suits, 1 5.45
1 g New Hand Tailored Suits, 13.45
Ten Per Cent Reduction on
men's and boys' new spring
hjits, men's new $4 and $5
shoes, new
o
.Mndcro's Followers Disgusted.
EL PASO, Texas. April 22. The
armistice Is effective todav and there
IB little prospect for further lighting.
Some of the rebels believe the ur-
Ulistice will ultltnatelv result In
peace. Others are disgusted at this
intra truce and are deserting. Some
threaten to go on private pillaging
campaigns.
Hat lie at Agun Prietii.
DOl'Gl.AS, Ariz., April 22. A
sharp battle between rebels and fed
erals near Cenizas. ten miles east of
this city, began this morning at 10
o'clock. Expecting a general assault
on the town, the federal garrison at
Agua Prleta formed in battle lines
east of the place.
HEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Eliza Rogers to E. F. Jenkins.
$2110: 24 acres sec lti. 22-S.
J. W. Thacher to Meuasba Wooden
Ware Co.. $20(10; NE sec 14. :!2-7.
Ezra D. Gilford to Harry W. Mor
gan, $10; lot 2, t'mp(iia Fruit Ranch.
A marriage license was issued
this afternoon to S. S. Clark and
Bettie I.. Sparks, of Millwood.
Twenty or more employes at Cn
Southern Pacific roundhouse In Hose
burg were Idle today in uc
cordance with the recent order of tin
railroad company, reducing the work
lug days from ti to .r a week and tin
working hours per day from 1U and
9 to 8. Only the car Inspectors arc
not affected by the order. Machinists
and blacksmiths are reduced from i)
to 8 hours a day, meaning a loss !n
wages or 42 cents a day. The car
repairers are cut down from 10 boms
to a tiny, remicn g tneir .ages -
i-f II i tt ua. i " ii Him i i.
b' lidded tho wa)'a for a full day.
As railroad husinosM tn on tho In
AFmiuu wnulrl itniitnr tlinl ttU'I'Ci
was strong foundation to the ass.M- :
Hon or the employes that the coin-1
pany is trying to force them into an
r.l.iw.llAt.uMn ..n- lit nn thllt lilS (ti
KSJobei:t the promotion of legis'a-,
i Kin iimirnnn' -
ISU-Qjj's Crjj&JOfc-
shirts, etc.
o
Manager, Men's Department
'TICK CI. FAX XKWSI'AI'KU
yon vorn aivfut's!N;."
Mushy Kin Merchant X. Good,
.. ,. .. . , .... .
"mm mini "cm, ,
Ill Homes Best.
POIITl.ASD. Or., April 21. "Iit
your advertisements lit newspupes
that are lit to go Into the home."
was the advice ot W. F. l.ipman, of
the firm of l.ipman. Wolfe & Co.,
in talking to 100 ad men and mem
bers of the Portland Ad Club yester
day. He said:
"Today at) per cent of the advei-
tlsiag is accomplished through news
papers. It is the most successful and
the onlv correct medium when re
sults are to be obtained. Today, no Program ui Parades Revised and Two
matter wnat tne uusiness. tne nrsi
question to be determined is the ad
vertising. Second comes the piedium
and It Is of the medium that I wish
to talk. Marshall Field. I believe.
was said to have laid down this rule:
First show me that the paper Is the
paper of the home and I will take A (lvlll(. Imu.hillc ,.,,,.,,., to 11L.
up the question of the size of my tuuiy will be one of the nttrac
advertlslng.' , . t'ons at Uoscbuig's carnival next
"In other words. Mr. Held held luolllh. Tni) executive committee of
to the theory that the newspaper tlu. ,.urlllvul mU(1 of ,)u. m,(.(,8
must be the home paper and to be a sary ,.,., ltB for ,, tvM ,
home paper you must list print the .,,,, ot ,lu c.OI,ur(.la, club
news that Is fit to print. He alw; s ,,,.illay , , wUh
said that he never eaten to amenis.
iii a piipci " , i i . , i. n ,i
the street and in the b-as. Hike
advertising even In the imperP of
the home. In the end will bung fail-
,lre- , ,, . ,.,,
iriuiarii.. a "'""""
tne m' ''i' """ ; ,
truth. The goods must he of the
value as represent au
succeea in uie fhiaunBinucm ... .
business upon a false lioundation
..,,... K,umn. treatment are
the sound watchwords of a "'
business. I would rather h ne ad
1 ' .. ...
in me imii ,,"., .. .,... .....,,.
" ""l'B )f" ,,a, K.r which circuloted
on' . .. ., J' ..Li v..,i t,v false
" J . ,-w"" r ,o -e-
l"' . ...it 4u 1.
tare . fouml.. o n
treatment i i"e ......... ""
! pretends to report. ''rknll" ..
eat. paper to do ; ''
.Never select the mus kit d. f. r lt-
! '"' :, ,KO" f;,?0 ,, "
;the paper that. Is re, d hoi is
, liked for the con foi II I ir it gs to t i.
e ..ff.. U'llll'll 11
lllime ailll MM llie """ ...
lt he care
W illi llll n
! reading matter.
I results."
Yon surely will gin
CAXYOXV1I.I.E LOSES I Til .
1'lONEElt IX TllltEE WEEKS,
.
Charles Healmaiin. a resident of
Cunyonvillo since 1857. died at his
home there Friday evening, April 21,
1911. of pnralysls. lie was 80 yeuis
of age and a native of Switzerland.
The lunenil was held at Canycmv lie
today, under the direction of the
Masonic Lodge, ot which Mr. Ileal-
man wns a member. Among those
In attendance were Sheriff ISeo. Iv.
Qulne, Judge O. W. Wonacott. Conn-
ty Surveyor Frank Cain and Deput
Assessor W. F. Harris.
Mr. Bealman Is the fourth pioneer
of Canyonvllle to die within the past
three weeks. 1 He mice pm.e,, i,i-
!i,i, "to the crave within that period
were Jacob Brown, John L. Arzner
land David Albrn. Mr. llealman and
I Mr Arzner conducted a blacksmith
I shop In Canyonvllle In early days
when the Oregon and California
stage Hue extended through that
place Later ho engaged in farming
until advancing, age compelled his
retirement from" active life.
Mr. llealman Is survived by a
widow and two daughters, Mrs. II.
M DeWald. of Days Creek, and Mrs.
C. C. Dewald, of Cottage drove.
Charged with disorderly conduct
by W. C. Oaddis, a local contractor,
p. H. Walters was arraigned before
I Mnruti.ra thiu mOI'lline nild
i hold for trial before city uecorucr ,
rn-.M.tt next Mondav morning. E. I..
r... ........ iu i,ic ,irrnnr Walters was
einploved bv fladdis on a sewer dit. h Its contract with the Itoseburg cur
ia North Itoseburg. The two nun nival management agrees In give
..m'intn a dispute that resulted In speed and nltltnde flights and to race
Walters' discharge, (laddls alleges ;
that Walters. Instead of leaving the'
premises, started to stir up discontent
n,,,ff ruber laborers and caused
ennslilerable trouble.
Official Program, Roseburg
X
Strawberry Carnival
May-ll-12-13.
Poi-tlmid ! KraU-rnal lay, H4 1th. O
9:0 A. M. to 11:30 A. M. Airship and automobile rairK. Fair
Grounds. MotorryrU-B and autoinobHi-K vb. Curtiss biplane.
FHkMh Kiiarantwd.
F M. Fraternal Farad". Iv-iorat. AnQ Farad". .
S-hrxd ritildrt'ii 11 in I lT) lay I'Jfh.
in;O0 A. M - Qufn of ttw Childn'n'p. pHrad q
2:00 F. M.-Oninn Faradn, Mfrchitnls" Floats Farad.
l eu I'. M.
May Po Dance.
Aviation nud l.ivt
!)::')
A. M. to 1 I :.. A. M .-- Itaie.
T ship vs. motorcycle. Pp.,
r a
2:00 P. V . I.lve Stock Parade.
X Corvallis College Hand. Douglas County Hands. I'.alloou Ascensions.
Carnival Shows. Kose Kxhihlis and Strawberries all three days
and nights.
Aerial Attraction Secured Fit
Rostburg Carnival
FIRST AND THIRD MORNINGS
Bands Hind PonldDd io
Send tscGislon
s,,n,11(, lho Vanlsa Kxhlbltlon Com-
pi'"v' "berating the type of aerial
ln(..lncs Invented and controlled by
uk,n (,u,.llBSi om, ()f thp ,,,,
,lvaI01B m ,,. wo,.,(. Tn il(.hts (m,
lu be given with u biplane at the Dis-
trlcl Fair grounds, une mile east of
the city ln the mornings of Thursdav
JlaJ. ,,,, s.ltllrilnv May
xt 0Ile t.,,llt ,. lhe colll lli--.-Iiit
nun guarantee to tne aviation com
pany. All that It gives Is its endorse-
Bt,(.uro , f.llr ,., f(lr Ule (sl.
The ,1my , , kp(p ,
"rat iooo taken In at the gates
1 , ' ,U', Ti'h1 Tr. "'" S".'"
to up divided evenly between the
,;P"1"''- and the carnival body
Ifl UH litll OCIOW 1MUU.
the receipts tall below $1000. the
Comnure
lal Club will not be obliged
n'
Indubitably it is a fact that the
nvlation .umber will prove to be the
biggest drawing card on the carnival
,,,,,. t ., b(, ,,, vp ,.
lt l"d ever shown In this city and It
mn ((j ,
w,( w1 i( (()
three big dlIVS for the sole linrnrme , li
.. .,, ii .1... ...n, ,
nvlam
Sutherliu Inst year and the public will
be protected from anv possible fake.
The club has made it expressly iindi r-
stood that 111 case or an unsuccessful
(light the admissions paid In at the
gte are to be refunded.
Thc n,miKBoll f,,e ,vln bo t 00 tu
a,i,s all,i ,-,,1 (.(.S to children, uu-
(1fS 1)l(,y re smnl w,i,h case
thl,y w b) anOW(Ml ,,, KO ,
The .,,c(.t() (H llla((, ,lall lnm.
,0,i0 wm V,,w t. nights from the
n,,,, nt t, ra(r grounds, hut this
win ll!tm.t olle )llt ,, nvain
c(lm,allv. tlv Bro trikitiK all the
c,aI1(.,.s ,, nnaniinl end. On the
ot1Pr llan(I lr tnP ,.arnVl., funr B
not increased hv this feature there
w,n bp llotlinK nst inr.-illv. because
,hp (.y wiM honpit through the
augmented number of visitors.
Mr. Hayl was unable to state which
oik? ol' the company's four avlalots
would he sent to tills city to make
the flights. It Is not iinprobable.
however, that the bird-man will he
Eugene Ely. who was so unfortunate
at the Sutherliu carnival last year.
Since that time Ely has made the
world sit up and take notice of him
on account of several phenomenal
feals In aerial navigation. It was In
who dropped on the cruiser Pennsyl
vania in the Sun Francisco harbor In
January and recently made lhe record
for altittnlH, reaching a height of KI.
000 feet above sea level at a flight
made at Salt Lake City. The Cniii
nierclal club of Medford, Or., has
contracted with Mr. Itayl for (lights
ny -n
Elv In that cliy on Jane 1
Enter Ely
will give exhibitions In
Portland.
The aviation company In
automobiles and motorcycles,
Besides the airship sailing, then
win be a balloon ascension every day
This will be III connection with the
Arnold lent shows, which have been
Sim k Hay. .M i) l.l'h.
all ship vs. aiilofnSfile. and
ili-
u'ar llighls. etr.,Q
K run ted blrect coiuosHioiiB on u liberal
pereentiiK basis. The Arnold coni
puny, in addition to six tdious niulcr
canrau. will have four free exhlln
lions, n merry-go-round and a Ferris
wheel.
Fanule Fititsi-am llevi-M'tl.
The addition of lho aviatiou feulu'e
necessitated a change In the puiade
pi oki ii to tentatively outlined a few
weeks tto. The deeorated automo
bile parade to be held Thursday was
Hhtfted from the inorniiiK to the af
ternoun. The parude of nierchanis'
floats, originally planned for Satur
day morning, was advanced to Friday
afternoon to be combined with the
parade of the granges. The parade
of school children, net for Friday
morning, wan not changed. The live
stock parade will tuko place Satur
day afternoon.
A new and decidedly welrome ad
dition to the program was decided'
on by the carnival management. It
1h a baby parade. Its designation on
the program will be announced later.
Concerning this feature, a stateineul
issued by the publicity comiul(t'ff
says:
"A prize will be awarded the best
decorated baby carriage, no prixe
being offered to the best looking
baby, us Koseburg babies are so uni
formly attractive that even King
Solomon with all his wives and wis
dom could not select the most attrac
tive one. It will In necessary lo have
a good looking baby in the carriage,
however, to compete for the prl.e,
and In order to give the little ones a
chance the age limit will be thre
years, thus barring such beauties as
Jim Zurcher. (ieue Parrotl and W.
C. Harding.
'iMrs. W. F. Chapman Is chair
woman of the baby parade, and all
entries should be Hied wllh her. All
tho mothers of three-year-olds or less
are invited to enter the decorated
baity carriage parade, and should re
member to decorate the carriage as
well as the baby, as it is the decor
ated carriage that will get the prize,
assisted, of course, by the attractive
baby and mother. Many of liose
biirg's charming matrons have signi
fied their Intention or partb ipaling
In the event, and some of the tlneM
decorated vehicles ever appearing In
Koseburg will be in the baby parade."
The parade of the county Granges
promises to be one of the leading at
tractions or the carnival. Fvery one
of the .'to (i ranges In the county will
be represented by a liberal portion
of its membership and each one will
exhibit livestock and farm produce,
l imiiiccs and Advertising,
Walter Hamilton, chairman of the
finance committee, reported a sub
scription list of with the pros
pect of raising at least $:.'.o more hy
another personal canvass. It was
estimated that at least $1500 would
be reuuired to carry out the plans
or the carnival in hill. The conces
sions ate expected to yield a lidy
sum, so are the lapel buttons. ItO'lO
of which will be placed on sale at
2f.c each. It is proposed to give part
of the buttons away to school child
ren throughout the county if the
county school superintendent will
authorize holidays for the pupils dur
ing the carnival. The wearing or
the buttons by the children is sure
to make them good boosters for the
carnival and a good cont ri buting
medium to the attendance in the
city. A committee, consist ing of
Doctors A. t Seely and F. II. Vlndl
and .1. H. Sykes. will visit Superin
tendent. Chancy and ask him to de
clare holidays among all of tho pub
lic schools of the county for Thurs
day and Friday of the carnival.
The music committee was uu
thorlzed to engage the Oregon Agil
eultiiral College baud for the three
days, an action that will be hailed
wllh pleasure by all who heard this
splendid band at the carnival hen
last. year. The commlitee was also
directed to engage the Kiddle Hand,
which offered to play a day and a
half for expenses. The hiring of
these t wo bands will exhaust the
music appro print inn, redurcd f rom
400 to $:iou, thus (diminating He
local band.
Committeeman Kobt. K. Smith re
ported I he contract lug with t hre
Portland newspapers for $Hlo worth
of advertising, He also announced
that a postal ca rd public!) y ca m
paign for the carnival would be
carried on under the direction of the
Koseburg high school students. Re
garding "Portland Iay" Thursday
or the carnival, Mr. Smith said:
"The Soul hern Paelllc Company
has offered a one-way fare for tin
round t rip from Port land to Itose
burg if l.'t tlckeis can be sold. Now
it's up to us to sei 1 hat 1 lT Port
laiiders rninc hen; on the excursion.
To t his t;iid, M r. Chapman, or t he
Portland Com mere In I Club, 1ns
promised up aid. He will send a
committee of his best hustlers nho-it
the city to work up rnleret in the
excursion, but a committee of our
own club must be there to work with
I them. The dates Ret for this canvass
Up to UK tO get blHV."
The Arnold A in use men t Company
Ujs offered the use of two large Idle
Mnts to the carnhal committee, and
they wIM be utilized for restaurant
and bulging purposes.
(TVn Hill, Kr,n of Mr and Mrs. W
iC. Hill, of Wilbur, arrived hen- Fii
irlav from Kennett. Cal. iQliss been
i working In the mines for 15 years
past and this Is his first visit here
during that period. He In la a very
'critical slate of health.
For the freshest In the vegetable
and fruit line place your order wllh
1,0
i .
JK
Fire Follows Explosion
of Tank Car ol Oil
MINISTER SLAYS OPPONENT
WappensteiD's Fellow Grader Goes to
Pi'Dllenllary House Passes
Reciprocity Dill
Special to the Evening Review.
ST. I.OI'IS. .Mo., April S2. One
man and two women were killed and
20 other persons Injured by the ex
plosion today or a tank car of oil In
the Itell oil Company's works. Klre
broke out. gultlng the plant and de
stroying the home of Charles liall
wllz, jidjolnlng. The dead are Anna
llullwltz, aged ltl yeai'B, her grand
mother, Mrs. Mary Dullwllz, and Kd
iv mil Hank, a railroad llreman.
Didn't Turn Oilier Check.
lirNTINtlTOX. V. Vu.. April 22.
Following a iiiarrel over business
matters today, Kcv. .M. A. Johnson,
a minister of (he Methodist Church,
South, today fatally slabbed K. Iv
Adklns with a knlto, alier Adkius
had knocked him down. He surren
dered, pleading self-defense. Until
are prominent socially and ln busi
ness circles.
YViippciiMciit Sees W'halN Ahead.
SKATT1.K, Wash., April 22. I'ol-
lowlng the overruling of a demurrer.
Clias. Wuppctislelii. loriiH'r chief ol
police, today pleaded not guilty to
tin charge of extortion from the I'a
clllo Coast Company. A. It. Nichol
son, a bathhouse mini, w-ho attempted
to bribe a policeman for permission
to keep disorderly women In his
plnce. was seitlenced to lhe peniten
tiary to a term of from three to ten
years. He Is lhe llrst of the Indicted
men to he punished.
Itecipi it y Through lloue.
WASHINGTON". April 22 Friends
w. i.rt
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X
ill
to
T I 7" '' best county In Oregon, the lust city In
11 Douglas Cminly and the best clothing store In Koseburg.
Sounds like II. Is rather sirring, yet. It Is the truth. We are
here lo back It up. nud run show you. Talking of the best
don't Imply tin- highest prices, cither we want to Impress you with
thai fad. loo. If you have never worn one or our strictly hand
tailored sails, lilted lo your measure, you can't afford to delay. It
means real satisfaction and pleasure and more, mo - economy.
Kvery suit kept pressed free. You'll 11 ml our assortment large
enough lo make your select Inn e.cy. Prices ranging from ir, to S0.
Harth's Toggery
IIOMK OF REGAL SHOES
CUT THIS OUT AINP VliSIT THB
ROSEBURG THEATER
This Ticket,
And 5 Cts.
of reciprocity are mightily eucoiir
aged here toda through the showing
made by the measure, In tho House.
They belleie that the vote of 264 to
S9 will Impress the Senate with the
Idea that the lime has come for the
ending or obstruction tactics, and to
Join wllh the lower House. In all.
the Democrats defeated 34 amend
ments before the bill was passed.
MostB of these were attempts to em
barruss the reciprocity plan by addi
tions to the farmers' free list.
Follows HalliliKcf Out.
WASHIXCTON, April 22. Frank
Pierce, Klrst Assistant to Secretary
of the Interior Fisher, resigned today.
Minnesota Follows Oregon.
ST. I'AI I., Minn., April 22. The
Kecfn bill, calling for direct election
of I'nlted States Senators, after the
Oregon plan, was signed today by tho
(Inverno..
he! I.ook Who's Coming.
TltKNTON. .V. J . April 22. With
friends admitting the real purpose of
lhe sw ing around the circle to be ad
vancement of his boom for the Demo
cratic Presidential nomination in
1912. fiovernor Woodrow Wilson to
day announced his plans for a
mouth's trip. He will visit Portland,
Sail Francisco, Seal tie, Idaho, Mon
tana, and other states and cities. He
starts soon.
.1. II. Myers and mother, Mrs. Ka'.e
Myers, of West Rosebui'K. returned
home Friday night from l.os Angeles,
where they have spent the past throe
months.
An aerilrouie, or, in other words,
a roofless theatre. Is to be opened
In Hoseburg by .M. F. Wright, the
local newspaper agent, and Hobert
McKenzle. a well known theatrical
man. who has appeared here on dif
ferent occasions at lhe bead of tho
"McKenr.le Merry Miikera. " Tho
theatre will he located on Oscsr
Snelson's property. 40x100 feet, nn
Jackson street, next to the wulcr
and light company's olllce. and will
he in operation all summer. Dra
inailc performances by a slock com
pany of nine members will be the hill
Tor the season. The theatre will
haw a sealing capacity of over 70(1
people and will be enclosed by n cor
rugated Iron wall II 'cot high. Work
on the structure will he slnrted In
time to Insure completion before the
carnival opens next month. Tills
theatre will present something new
III Hie local ainiisenienl line and will
dou hi less do a good business.
'Ml
Rood for admiHKion of two children
under the ukc of 12 yearn, liood ht
all times exi ept Saturday nlRhts. On
ly theatre in town showing associa
tion picture.
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line itocuuaie.
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