Roseburg review., June 05, 1911, Image 5

JACK IOXDOV FINDS
SNARK IS TOO TAMK. i
tarts Overland to Oregon Willi Four 1
Hulf llroken Mustangs and I
Itoad Wagon.
SAN ' FRANCISCO. June 2. Jack I
London is off again. Having escaped
the perils of the sea he is now risking
the greater dangers of the land. I
The cranky and uncertain Snark
was a haven of refuge compared to
j the craft the novelist started on a
voyage of discovery yesterday along
the bard roads of the northern coast
the roads that hang over abysses
or look down sheer to the breakers.
The daring baiter of Judge Samuels
has taken reins in hand and is lo
drive four mustangs up into Oregon,
over into Nevada and back through
the Slerrus to his home.
The mustangs he has broken or
half, broken himself, and he feels
he can make them obey hiB rein-hand,
though with others they would be
skittish, obdurate, balky, run-away.
The four cayuses have been given
the names King, Prince Milga, the
Rabbit, and Sonoma Maid, and they
were hitched to a Btout wagon thit
was equipped with comforts and con
veniences for a three-monthB' camp
ing trip.
When they gaily left the London
ranch near Glen Ellen Mrs. London
and a Japanese servant accompanied
the relnsman-wrlter to share hiB dan
gers .and have the Joys of his experi
ences. The novelist expects to pick up lots
of "copy" for new Btories, as he will
seek the less known routes of travel,
where ."characters" lurk at the cross
roads and weird, strange adventures
look down from lone cabins and half
deserted camps.
'CROWNING GEORGE V.
Nearly a Million and a Quarter the
Cost of the Coronation.
The following may be given as un
estimate of the chief items that the
state will be called upon, to defray
in connection with King ' George's
coronation:
Sumptuary allowance (for
entertainment of royal
visitors) ..: $350,000
l?r,trtnlnnipnt. nf Indian
ni-lncps etc 3,'10,000
Colonial Office (for enter
tainment, etc.) 6.000
Admiralty (for travel and
victualing of bluejack
ets, etc.) 60.000
War Office (for travel and
victualing o f troops,
etc., 200,000
Board of Works (for alter
ations at Westminster
Abbey) 1-M0
Earl marshal (for expense
of processions, etc.) ... 2 " . 0 0 0
Miscellaneous HO, 000
Roseburg Chautauqua Assembly
June 28 to July Inc.
ROSEBURG, OREGON
Seven 'Days of Recreation,
Entertainment and Amusement
An opportunity to meet and hear some of the greatest orators
lecturers and entertainers of America.
The best talent and attractions from Eastern Chautauqua Cir
cuits that money can procure has been secured for this Assembly-
The Program Will Embrace the Very Latest
Chautauqua Features.
A PARTIAL LIST OF ATTRACTIONS
Total
$1,225,000
Hon. H. T. Rainey, Congressman
from Illinois "How the People Rule"
'The Building of Navies."
CHICAGO IiAOIES ' ORCHESTRA i
Comprising ' eight 1 people Three
(toys' engagement The hit of East- 1
ern Ohnulouiina Asemblica.
DR. H. M. H AM ILL Great South- !
em Orator. ,
rosebirg commercial clvb ,
HANI) Under direction of W. H.
Rnwdcn. ,
EDITH HJ.LL BOOKEIt licctnr- ;
FISHER SHUT CONCERT COM
PANV, of Chicago A musical com- i
bination comprising four people
Three (lays' engagement pM-senting
innsical sketches and enscnibling.
I(H. L. (1. HEKBKKT, lecturer
"A Man Among Men" "A Trinity of 1
Power; CASH, COUNTRY AND CON
SCIENCE." Ll'LV TYLER (SATES, one of
Aincricn's most popular readers
Two (lays' engagement Presenting a
repertoire of monologue entertain
ment and miscellaneous swtcn.
' (IAIIRIEL R. MAC.nnK, Famous
Irish Orator Two days' engagement.
APOLLO OliI'B Musical company
of about 30 Hoseburg men under di
rection of Prof. lxt.
MRS. SARAH A. EVANS, President
State Federation o( Women's Oluba
Addresses and Ix-cturcs.
MRS. W. C. DAVIS Lectures.
HON.' BINGER HERMANN Ad
dress.
DR. JAMES WITIIYOOMBE, Di
rector V. S. Experiment Station, Cnr
vallls, Oregon Address.
PROF. G. H. HYSIiOP and PROF.
GARDNER, of Oregon - Agricultural
College, Corvallls lectures on Agrl
cultHre and Horticulture.
Slate otllrlals and other prominent
men of the state will have part In tlie
programs.
Demonstrations and lectures on ag
riculture, horticulture, domestic si I
cure, etc.; round table talks, confer
ences, etc., etc.
Music, Science, Art and Literature
Of course, the coronation and Ub
attendant functions Mnean ine ex
penditure of a vastly large amount
by private individuals. Whether these
enormous- sums of money might be
liut to better practical use is a ques
tion that 1 prefer to leave to econo
mists; but It Is certain that the great
ceremonial. In Its business aspect, is
a blessing to tens of thousands to
whom It brings profitable work, while
those on whom the financial burden
falls are easily able to bear it. -Mun-sey's
Magazine.
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CAM- FOR COUNT1 WARRANTS.
- Notice Is hereby given all parties
holding county warrants Issued by
Douglas County, Oregon, and In
dorsed "Not paid for want of funds,
prior to and Including the 28th day
of February. 19U. to present the
same to the country treasurer of said
county at his office for payment, for
interest will cease thereon with the
date of this notice.
Hated at Roseburg, Oregon, this.
the 20th ;HSi
Treasurer of Douglas County, Or
n trcl Retlew rertlsr.
Bands, Rail (iumes. Field Sports,
Athletic Contests and Amusements.
A (iRAND FINAL PROGRAM FOR
OBSERVANCE OF INDEPENDENCE
DAY AND 4lh OF JULY CELEBRA
TION embracing most modem feat
ures, enlivened by mirth, joy and
merriment.
AND
FREE CAMPING GROIN D
PRIVILEGES.
'WRITE FOR FREE BOOK LET
AND PROGRAM.
For Information nddress Executive
Committee.
SHOOTER IS FREED,
.MAN SHOT JAILED.
The Frontier Point of View Holds In
Brady-Gallagher Affray at
Huntington.
BAKER. Or., Juno 2. Tom Brady
Is now in the county jail on a charge
of assault , on with attempt to Kill
nn Gallagher and the latter goes
rree. even though he fired on Brady
with a ride, inflicting wounds thought
fur several days to be fatal. Brady
win recover entirely.
At the hearing at Huntington it
was shown that Gallagher had snot
Brady purely In self defense after the
other had attempted unsuccessiuny
to take his life. Gallagher was mere
ly held on J'00 bonds to appear as u
witness.
iiriiilv was brought here yesterday
by ollicers from Huntington mid Is
receiving medical attention at the
county Jail.
Gallagher shot a man in this city
three years ago hut as In the present
case was exonerated.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Bids will received by the County
Court on the 1st Wednesday oi June
tnw tt,u nrtnutrnctfnn of a COtt
1311, i", -"- -
. .... nr Vpwtnn Creek, in
Edenbower, according to plans ad
i,i in r,n file in the County
Clerk's office. The court reserves the
right to reject any or bii uius. t
By order of the County Court.
E. H. LENOX.
,j8W County Clerk
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