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Newspaper Page TextDOUGLAS COUNTY'S INEXHAUSTABLE NATURAL RESOURCBS AND CLIMATIC ADVANTAGES MAKE IT THE MOST ATTRACTIVE FOR HOMESEfiKtfeS AND INVESTORS! KCEP WELL POSTED On tbt corrsut itihii nt the world's ironwi br rai ling lbs Dult Kims Delivered by carrier, 60 i'd "s a mouth Review PROFITABLE INVESTMENT Advertisers cat food relarna from an noanceuienta placed in llva papers tba Daily akd Twick-.-wiii Kiviiw. Tr them tliere'i none other lo good. VOL. XIV. ROSEBURG, OREGON, KKI PAY EVENING, Jl'XK 23, 1011. No, 00. ROSEBURG POSSE JSB OUT Lood Lake Wilderness Screens Yoocalla Bandits ULTIMATE CAPTURE LIKELY Hill, Oregon Convict, Back In Prison California Bank Robbers Get Big Boot; role by running away. Hall said he CITY IX AXOTHKR LEGAL yearned to see hta mother at Wald-I , FIGHT WITH JOHN HVXTER. port. Lincoln County. Hall only amiled when the Oovor- itrt'rnilanl Refuses to Vacate Strip E.8ktI1,ed k1" by P'cln .hl of l-aiid. Claiming Cily Ha hand on his shoulder and slink hit; , " him. and he looked Into the muulrs Jurisdiction. of the guns held on him by othsr, , , " . . members of the posse. The wound-1, J,0,n Hunter, owner of the cement lng of Hall took place five miles eat building in which the Roseburg Cold of Peak Postofnce yesterdav morning. btorage and Ice Company has its Sheriff Gallatly waa lying In wait for n,ant- and ,the C" ,of Roseburg are Hall, whom he expected to come that opposing litigants in an ejectment way. when he alghted the convict u,t '"f tried before a Jury in the walking down the road, revolver In Circuit Court here this afternoon, hand. The Sheriff called to him to Involved in the suit la a stationary halt. Instead of doing so. Hall " tank, and Bhed . maintained by started to run directly toward him, Hunter In the 22 feet of apace he nnd then as he caught sight of the tween the storage company a build pg Sheriff with a double-barreled shot-,and the railroad spur on Sheridan gun aimed at hla breast, suddenly 8reet- The 18 ' to force swerved Into the brush at the aide Hunter to remove the alleged ob of the road. Aa he did bo, the "tractions. Hunter is resisting on Sheriff fired, the charge of shot strlk- 'he, ground that the city la wlthojt lng Hall In the face and chest. :ieJurldictlon. staggered for an Instant and almost I The case originated with the ar feU rest of Hunter last March upon his The shell of the second barrel r'usal "W1, wlth ,h?, order of Jammed In the Sheriffs gun. and be- the council directing him to va- fnrn the nfflrar rnnlrl flr nirnln Nn 1 wrvnni .u had peared From there, the ILDMBER TRUST HIT. I ! The Shasta Limited mall car rob bers are still at large and the pros pects of their remaining at large for a ma art. AVnollltnt Tha fl.Ifl. lt.Aa nM hallAuaH tr, ha atlll In hl,l. I Ina In tha r ,,! rnnlltrv hevnilri 'rail and followed ... ... . . ' . ' . rtnv hut riounlta hla n'minda Loon Lake, but there is not tne - - -- . " Hunter's counsel 1b B. L. Eddy, "w'c"''r..T'r lead that the - did not catch in Vol Hunter seta up the defense that Culiun. J lie L'urruui u nines 01 iu . . . . me omcer coum nre again. Hail ,ra,eVbefore City Recorder Or- 8rand J1"" Indicted fourt regained his feet and ii,l.aS,"Alm of the lumber dealers !a in me imc.ei. -- - " " - 7 'r,,,.t rr, J soclations In the West and Mlddlo posse toon up nw " ' G' ;Neuner Jr rBme. I West, all of them members of the him closely all i.VZ'mJ 'i;,!' Lumber Secre.arya' Bureaus of lo tus .. . ."V. . .7.: formation King's horses and all the King men." to say nothing of the King htmBelf and his queen, passed in pro' cession today before the most Ire mendona crowd ever assembled lu London. The "royal progress" was one continuous ovation and must have made King George believe, for a moment, that he was really master, and not the subject, of those who cheered hlin so lustily. The route of the brilliant proces sion was through the West End, the City of London and South London. At least half a million people occu pied seats In standa for which they paid from $16 to 173 each. Millions of others lined the streets, the house tops and every available point of vantage. Seats In windows along the line of march cost from MOO to U, 000 for the best views. The King and Queen rode In the great landau which waa specially built for the royal progress of King Edward and Queen Alexandra a progress that waa never made owing to the delicate health of Edward. CHICAGO. June 23. The Federal " ' ". which ted fourtOCU uwu jwnmiuny iu mo jjiuccohiuh era as- nuuvy, me ihuuhu cun vv M1(jdl0! opened fully, and permitted the npic- uuuia u guuu view ui i lie iiuk mill Queen. Grand Jury Indicts Officials of 14 Associations TRADE IMPLY CHARGED London Sees MagoKilcent Procession Bolder of Medal (or Bramy Commits Sniclde Special to tha Evening Review. TOMORROW NIGHT TRIPLE OFFER ENDS Put up a Battle for Votes From Now Until Tomorrow Night Break Your Best Day's Record of "Vote Getting." Let "New Yearly Subscriptions" be Your Mot to Until The Close of The Tripple Vote Offer. nn two connta phnrirlni M consnlrucy and restraint of trade. 11 "HOXXIK" WCIIAXAX HAS Ms intlmuted Hint members of the ('MSK CAM, t'OH HIS l.ll'E. .....i. . ... 'tli. til. win nr a rnn n it in ill aim ts Una leeed baudlls are Ed. Allen and Ralph """ ."" 1 ""'." "enuig. wnen ... .,.. , ,,',,, ,,v. I Weyerhuuser family will bo Indict (! 1.,!,... Tha fnrmar la aniri to ho tne ItlgltlVe. Utterly exmillSted, dro;!-,""" '!":":, V . . li,. Tlmv xnntrnl linmanoa tlmhwrl After Hllllihe. rnlllllir mul h.inluMl.if n..u.n. .... . ... - . . ... . since ibu, wnen me mio ooi Aura- . - i... .. . " : . . " ., i... .. ...u.h,..iiv a rather tough character, but nis ' Ihnm nnnrnnrintaii it for .r,.hon tracts in the west. Among the hi-.iikh a runuer nun lor annul one-nun , im'"" Uw in UlNtrlrtH nuiiilH'n three and ROM. OP HONOR. MRS. ALMA HARXKHH RiMwhurjt 2,0T.1 MISS MAIM1K Mll.LKR ItoKcburK . . 2,0I.1 MILS. J. WKXIIKM'. WltKiHT HowhiiiK 01,4.15 MRS. KltKI) KIKLDS RoaelmrK 1X1,4.15 MISS MKUA TRACY Hmln B0,45 MRS. K. 1,. IIKAIIO Yunrallu rM,!!75 MRS. A. K. AI.IIRH'H Uow-bunc B,03 III onler I hut Hie ranilldiitM who if you can't then you have lost companion la reported to have never ,. ,., .. imrposes the railroad compunv build- dieted men is A. L. Porter, of Spomllo down the precipitous glnclnl with ltowbllig candldutea of liurens- been guilty of any special mlshe- 1 ,!,' .lng a spur there. Public tnilllc ovor kane. of the Western llotall Lumber- sides of Mt. Thlolson, "llonnle" llu-'K th,.r vo, totaia to 80,000 vote havlor other than to get drunk oeci- lOT. linnosslble and It fell Into dls- mel1'8 Association. cliunnn, son of Representative J. A. nI1, hJhu place tliemw-lves In the Hull Bionally. Andrews Is said to be the CI1ICO, Cal., June 23. Posses are ge gave f0r its private owner. From' tnan who broke Jail at Yoncalla today In the mountains near Sterling thr. Ahrnlmm estate the nronertv several weeks ago, where he was City, 35 miles east of here, pursuing ,mEHOd Into the hands of Hunter, who serving a sentence Imposed by the robbers who dynamited the Sterling cams the city has alept so long on Cliy auinormea ior urunKenuess una disorderly conduct. In the language of a Yoncalla resi dent who waa in the city today, Al Buchanan, of this city, was found ii,,, n, ,ni...t n,lli.,r will rx. HOPKINS' ATTORXKY SIH'RXKI) lodged up against a tree by hia com- t(.I1( t,r fr ceding into the I.ORIMKR HltlllK OKl'KH. I pall Ion In a semi-conscious condition. tn f Honor and the polling of WASHINGTON. June 23. Tostl-' '" "omnig iur voU., lo (le extent of AO.OOO, unlll City Bank and fled with booty eBii- ltB rKilt8 tnat tt hB8 ceased entirely fylng before the Senate Lorlmer in- forest service with a surveying m.,t Monday, June 20th. This muieu ui tiw ." ' " to huve any authority over the land, vestlgating committee today, former 'V ' ,7 ,' ' ' , """'-"" awn not uy any means inn-r nun took every cent In the vault. It la Though the statute of limitations U. S. Senator Albert Hopkins, of 1111- V1C rel,mr11llllle oxnerlenro last Sun- th tP,,i vote offer which ends Sat unknown how man v robbers there ,,..,. ... ,.i o ,.mi.. nni j..i.j i, o,, o. ...., day morning. It appears that four i,i,,v i,ll,t .l,,i !2-lil, at. u P. XI.. len and Andrews "know the country were. The looted bank is owned highway of any kind, the city's rights Johii McCormick had told John Hef- "f ,hf )ar,,y' enaltlng of lluchunuu. wit , extendeil. It im-aus (hut can between Yoncalla and the coast like i principally by ofllcluls of the DU- al)8ed even before that statute was fers, Hopkins' attorney, that J25U0 '': "olloway. Otto W eaver aiu. .n.i,,,,., VnK in iltsirietH number dook. ir iney are capiurea u win ra -ii, ' enacted, is the claim of the defense, had been offered to hlin (McCorm ckl "" u ihivn null nuiiiiM-r rour win oe 111- ln all probability occur by some other method than by a mountain chase, such aa haa been in progress since the robbery. The outlaws are said to be perfectly at home in the moun tains and both are dead shots. The bloodhound haa been taken off the trail and such members of the posse as are still on duty are confining themselves to watching for some further sign of the men. Depu ty Sheriff Sam Starmer has returned from the scene of the chase, report ing that the pursuers have no clew as to the whereabouts of the bandlta, other than the knowledge that th-.n-are somewhere in the Loon Lake country. It la believed that they remain in hiding during the daytime and venture out at night for travel ing and for food. Altogether, the prospects for early capture of the pair are anything but bright. Their known identity, however, is almojt Bure to lead to their arrest eventunl- rated In the heart of the town. G; w'. Kezartce. a local taxpayer, to vote for Lorlinor. Hopkins said '"V h.' Jo'.l?180' .wh1'J. hH" " 1'-I to plan. Hiilmerlplloiia for triple Mural U,B i" uneven m wno 1Ilde t18 original complaint to that McCormick turned down the "";"' '- "".vciiin in ineir reaper nr pnniumrrs make a clean get-away. tnc cltv council against Hunter's oc- offer. Hopkins had been "looked up" I'1"!' reaching thr. top In safety, any time lH-fnre Saturday night, .lime Information tills afternoon fro.n Cupancy of the land, appears 111 the Uy others and found "shaky." I1'"1 ? , d'"le,ull,,8 about 1000 feet. anh, at I) P. M hut In order to n- Sterllng City says that the whole in- ,re8ent t as private prosecutor. I . on their wuy to camp, Uuehunun lost ,v(, rple votes for aul"criptlon bo side ol the bank was wracked and 0ne 0) the Jurvmen Is B. W. Strong. SCOAR COMIIIXATIOX FOR 8AKK nl" footlnK ln ,,,e l,ow " h-e and piao-tl in Hie mail the postolllir mark two safes rifled. Indications are that .. h,.i ,' t, .a.i ., i .' i.-vviv Went down the mountain aide like miiNt hear wIiih-h-thai iiili mail was the Yeggs backed a wagon to the count.n an(1 was a member of the1 WASHINGTON. June 23 Thomas nnon bull, there being practically placed in the Ktor)lf.. for delivery lo uuiii uuu. ui me uuuuiug, nuuieu un 8tl.eet comniltteo when the matter Cutler, before the Hardwlck commit- ' , "'" ii ; rue iioHeiiiirK iwview la-rore r. loot to the railroad and there took ,., canie up. The other eleven Jur- tee today, testified that It had been ' pccuslonnl rock or small tree until Saturday nlglil, June ailh. a gravity car ana sua oown tne grade 01.8 are; j. Harding, Eugene Olllvant, the intention of the late Henry Have- ""J"" I'""" wnere me niouu- Tomorrow Khti 8nar,, at t,e toward Chico. A 0, Clarke, W. V. Ilrlggs, A. H. moyer to make Joseph Smith, heud ,tHl" 8,",.w'1" " "1t",,, , 'stroke of 0 o'clock, the big triple 1 1 nvon f ' W I.nlrn 1 'off no K' nr tlio 1nrmnn r'linrli nraa Hanf nf ' - "-"""i " P. Wells, C. L. Humllton, L. S. Coon the Utnh-Idnho vnU fPuf tlint tiiiu lxnt I.. nrT.w.l t,f Sugar Company. I . "m . l"""n ",""" the past week or ten days, will come Cutler is vice-president and generei ?' "ehnnn ""d '?und manairer of th. rnrnr.nn in whinh . boneB were broken, but t that fo hat his left to an end, and it will never be re peated again, nor will aa good or a JEWELRY THIEVES' VICTIM MAY 1IE; POLICE RAFFLE:;. Und J. R. Clavton. Slight hope for the recovery of Jew- Two actions, for money, heard In Is consolidated all the Mormon'"" "' V , ,c , K , VT, ,, better Inducement for tho loyal can- eler Reid Is held out today. His the Circuit Court before Juries Thurs- Church Interest In the 113,000,000 , " ' , ' ,J, , . ,, 1 0 y dldaleB to get subscribers over be skull is fractured. After 24 hours' day and today, resulted in defeats concern. Half of the company's,01' ,,J;.,! 'J"!,, S,. . , . given during the roninlnlng days of searching, the police admit they may for the plaintiffs. Jeff Williams sued stock was taken by Havemoyer. Cut-''." . ..'!. ,? wmlt 18 destined to he one of the never capture tho thieves, who se- I. B. Howard for possession of a strip ler said the consolidation was for . "" 5 "v"raBle weather conditions. closeBt fought battles for ballots cured 120.000 worth of gems after, of land, 9 feet wide and 120 feet long, economy, and Smith, as trustee, 18 B aanferoa "tie, since tne climber ver carried on in Southern Orogon. beating Reld In his store yesterday.'at Looking Glass, and for 500 dam- holds 49,815 shares. The company,"!""' " , "'"".L hi! ni h i, .". 1)8 u" and at " trom tho rl,nK ' naa. fnr (ha tl.na ho 1,1.1 hoon ,1a. ,,. llllll .,,. f I, 1 I Bl IllOSt lCriendiCU Inr by II IdieB 111 t llO .. ,,,,, , ,il ll.a XOTICE. .ages for the time he had been de- owns 30,000 acres of beet Bugar land. prived of possession. He cluiined ' the land as part of the estate of his NOTED ALASKAN SKIPPER tiOES The First National Bank of Rose-1 late father. Defendant proved to j Sl'ICIIIK ROITE. burg, in the State of Oregon, is clos- the satisfaction of the Jury that he 1 SEATTLE, Wash., June 23. lng Its affairs. All note holders aud had been In undisputed possession of "Tired and worn out" Is the note rock where he can only with dllllcul- cloB hour of ,,. M of,nT t0. ,ii . r .i . I . ., morrow evening. Let your friends of snow and Ice must be encountered. TO OAS CONSUMERS. NATURE ACCOMPLISHES WHAT posse cori.nx'T. (Special to the Evening Review). SALEM, Or., June 23. Jess Hall, the fugitive convict, is back in the state penitentiary today, after an eventful chase of one week's time. His face bleeding from a number of shot wounds, Hall was found sleep ing under a tree near Blodgett, 20 a posse headed by Governor West. from Marshall, Illinois, Is here and in this city. Herrington alleged that by Congress. He was general man Hall had been Without Sleep for 00 ulay wuuuuc iu luuiit,. nc ib saiu ." ..o. ..... ...... ...j ..vm... org, v, mo u,rni nuiuiHLmcrn riHII- u ...j to lie exnerienred in destrovine near his own hook to familiarize himself cries Comnanv and 65 vearn of aire. nfroro'n nn ro.utnnce FKiilalnl.ii blight and other orchard diseases, with the business preparatory to buy- Hois survived by a widow nnd , 1,11,1 the company In determining the his violation of Governor West's pa- He finds these rare here, however. Jug It. Ho presented a counter claim several children. ton $1, thus putting the burden of REItEL LEADER ANII FOLLOWERS vo" yu wl" Kve him your order for see that you are in earnest aud that you are not letting a minute of this big inducement pass by without nn effort to secure their subscriptions. Don't let them put you oh until "later on." Make them realize that right nothing. Hut If you Just merely ask, aud then walk away, you've simply paved the wuy for a luoro enterpris ing candidate to get him. See the Idea? Make up your mind that you are gulng to get a subscription from every one you aee. It'a a business proposition, aud It would cost hlin Just as much for the paper whether he took It from you or from an agent but when yon mention to him that you are after the $900.00 Ford touring car, he'll certainly subscribe' through you. He has everything lo guln by giving you his subscription In preference to an agent: he bin perhaps gained your life-long friend ship nnd will probably feel that this Is worth more than anything else. So everything la In your favor to start with. The contest is well advertised throughout Douglas County. Tho-i-sands ot people have beeu reading the contest newa for the past three weeks, so there Is very little explain ing to do. Everybody Is amazed at the valu able prizes which The Roseburg Re view Is giving away they are so amazed that every man, woman and child In Douglas County has become Interested In the contest. Maybe you are the favorite amongst many thousauda of these people, and you could get their subscriptions now while the triple vote offer Is on, with little effort. Everybody Is watching the paper dally. They are watching the pro gress especially of those who are in the Roll of Honor. If you nre not III the Hat of "vote getters" don't let this special offer pass by without being entered as one of the Roll of Honor candidates. Then your friends will get feverish and they'll help you wonderfully keep to the front that's the way to get a small army liUHtllug for you. other creditors of the Association the property for 13 years, or 3 years found this morning beside the body are therefore hereby notified to pre- longer than the statute of limitations of Captain D. II. Jarvis, In his room aeni the nnteR and other claims for renuired. A verdict for the defend-. In the Seattle Athletic Club, exiilain. June 23rd. 1911. payment to the Douglas National ant was accordingly filed. ling why he took his life during last T,e Oregon Oas & Electric Co., of now Is tho time that you will got Bank, of Roseburg. Oregon. I Isaac Muthews sued A. F. Herring- night by a revolver shot In the brain. Roseburg. hereby announce to tho moro votes for a subscription than Duted June 22nd. 1911. I ton for $303, claimed as wugeB duo He established the first custom house people of Roseburg that our pipe lias you ever will uguln. S. A. SANKORD, Cashier. 1 for seven months labor performed In Alaska while captain In tho arrived and that we will begin laying See the butcher, the! baker and your o for the defendant In a soft drink revenue service nnd for daring deeds !0"r mains directly after the 4th ot candle-stick maker let no one pass I W. L. Gore, an orchard expert housj which he formerly conducted In the north he was awarded a medal ,julv- you up. If they do not subscribe uur Mr. r. w . loung will call at from you. talk so hard to them that' every house in Roseburg within the you are satisfied It is impossible for Bring your subscriptions lu early and next tnirty clays, it win greatly as- anyone to secure a subscription there often during this good Matured race. Bring lu your subscriptions us early as possible. Don't hold them back until the last minute and then nuiko a rush on the contest depart ment to have your votes made out. S CURES OLD BLOOD DISEASES streets nnd alleys In which we wl lay our mains If when he calls on costs upon Mathews. NOTICE. 1 T D, A Tr.t.r.r. l MOnnn0iKla Fnr a (Treat manV nttl KIaaH troubles, such as SCrofUlOUS altections, Skin eruptions, Caiarrnal . nwln- tr, the fnrt that J. Mexican government. It Is believed troubles, Rheumatism, Ulcerating SOreS, etc. There is no SUCh thing 4 large number of contestants that the revolt In Lower California as ridding the system of these effects by killing the poisonous germs. in tne upton piano contest . Any medicine powerful enough to accomplish this would also destroy eknounoi:nnc:hmtVOoT '."he 1 many of the delicate linings and tissues, and wreck the constitution. standing of the contestants 4. The only way to cure old blood troubles is to REMOVE the cause from 4. win be postponed until next 4. the circulation, and for this purpose nothing is equal to a. a. 3. it M,,my 8 """'e' oc,D1IQv.a T FACE EXECUTION. U gas service. Our plant will he SAN DIEGO, Cal., June 23. With ready for operation on or Bbout Nov. General Mosbv and 90 of his rehelilat. 1911. Soliciting your patronage soldiers held at Fort RosccranB and assuring you that we Intend to awaiting extradition on charges of gl" you the best service possible, we murder, brought against them by the ' K ' remain, very iruiy yours, I OREGON GAS & ELECTRIC CO., ' Thos. I). Petch, Gen. .Mgr. I Our temporary headquarters will KnM tha Uinnrl nnA trWfAO Alii AVArt taint find HOISOn. flltd iTinkP? T 6wo mil luuuu, aim uiuw uu, w..j - i , this vital fluid pure, rich and nourishing. S. S. S. has long been known oS the greatest of all blood purifiers and many thousands have rid themselves of old blood diseases by its use. It ALWA Y5 removes the impurity from the blood and cures these old disorders, whether inher ited or acquired. Book on the blood and any medical advice free to alL S. 5. S. is sold at drug stores. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CA. JOSEPHSON'S. 4 dsw 4 HAIR GROWS THIN. la ended. For the first time since Mav. the Mexican flair flinn over Tin Juana, which Is now occupied by h! ' 340 North Jackson street, In ( federal troops under Governor Vega.t,,! m''K ot J- w- Campbell. Our. i ne unmoor oi aeno in tne deciding. """" " "i":" .--. wo w,,i battle la unascertained. Each side 1,0 pleased to have you call at any claims tho other lost from 35 to 50,tlm8 for information we can give men. Specials for This Week! HANDKERCHIEFS Regular 6-cent hemstitched. 35c per doz.. 3 for 25c kind, 6c; sheer barred handkerchiefs, 3 for 25c; handsomely em broidered linen, 25c; swellest things ever in lace and fine linen, $1.50, 12.00 and J3.00. t AS FOR WILLOW AND FREXCH PLI MES, the ladles of Rosebu.g certainly know a good thing. They're going fast. We have a numbor of sunshades and outing bats, as well as some good bargains in dress hats. We are not particular as to price, as we want to cler our counters entirely. MARQl'ESETTES. Silk embroidered, 40 In. wide, In dresa patterns. tl.00 per yard. Nothing so swell. A Mover tucked and inserted Marquesette, $1.50 yd. Not to men tion the collars. Jabots, etc. HAIR GOODS. We have always a full stock. Com in It'a a pleasure to show you. THE LEADER 133 Jackson Street. HAIR. AND SCALP TREATMENT FACIAL MASSAGE HAIR DRESSING MANICURING I'm Parisian Hage In Time and Pre vent llaldness. If your hair Is getting thinner and thinner and causing you anxiety go to the Red Cross Pharmacy today and get a large bottle of Parisian Sage for only 50 cents. It Is such a de lightful and refreshing dressing that you will like to use it regularly. Parisian Sage is guaranteed to stop falling hair, and Itching scalp, to eradicate dandruff and make the hair lustrous and radiant, or money back. June 17, 1910. "I have used Parisian Sage and II has been very beneficial to my hair, I)XIKX'S IWJGKST CROWD SEES OORGEOrs PARADE. LONDON, June 23. "All the $6,000.00 School Warrants For Sale By Glendale School District No. 77 Assessed valuation of district - $1,511,235.00 stopping It from falling out, curing ' r i j t ui ,1 .dandruff and making it much thicker, uOnaed inUCDtea- and nicer." Misa Helen R. Sherman, 231 Hughes St., Berwick. Pa. FOR RENT. Five room house. In quire at Roseburg Pharmacy, d J J9 ness $1,700.00 Warrants draw 6 interest. $3000.00 Payable in June 1912 balance in June 1913. LOST. Scotch Collie dog. while around nerk. feet and tin of tnll while. Collar with red. white and i Fnr fnrthpr nartiriilnra wrifp blue knobs. Answers to name of i Prince. License tag No. 61. Re- K A Mil ! FR Cleric Glendale, Oregon, turn to Wells-Fargo Express office. Roseburg. dJ2 you. Palace Theater Change of Program To-Night "The Lonedale Operator" Our Special "Aida" Grand Opera "The Wooing of Winnifred" A Great Comedy "Message ofcthe Violet" (Song by Nelle Ollphnnt). 7:30, 8:3 9:30 and 10:3'l necessary. Matinee Saturday Only at 2:. 10. Prices: Adults 10c, chlldrea Dc. Ill HERE ARE THE VOTES CAST TO DATE. DISTRICT NO. 1. District No. 1 Comprises all that portion of Roseburg lying aoutb of Lane street to tho city limits. MISS MADGE MILLER KosebuiK 32,04.1 MRS. J. WENDELL WRIOHT Hom-burg 51,415 MRS. FRED FIKLIIS Hour-burg 50,455 MISS GRAI'E HLAKELV Itoneliilig VM.0I5 MRS. J. D. ZI llOHKIt RonebuiK 17,110 iTu,--, urn iwV'F nm;iM.i .avusi-uuik iu,ivi MRS. K. E. APPLEWHITE Roseburg 111,045 MISS MI'RL STALIOV How-burg 8,00S MISS MA III AM CARO Row-burg 804.1 MISS VELL DARKER Itowburg 5,00.1 MISS I, ('LI! EDDY RoseblirK 8,00:1 MRS. M. I'. RICE IUiwburj 3,500 MISS DALE I'OSIIOW Roseburg M.OOH DISTRICT NO. 2. District No. 2 Comprises all that portion of th city of Rosaburg lying north of Lnua street to the city limits. MRS. ALMA HARNESS Huw-hiirK 82,07,1 MRS. A. E. AI.DItK'll Koarlltll'K B0,M Mlhrt MAI D JONES Rowblirg 211,00.1 MISS 1,1 ( V IIRIIIGES Row-burg 21,52.1 MISS HAZEL KI'YKEXDALL KoM-lnirg 10,015 MRS. WM. UfcLI, Row-hurg 14.520 M ItS. It. W. TKUItKI.I, How-burg 11,52.1 M Its. GLENN GOODMAN Itiw.-hnrg 0,540 MILS. LEE CANNON How-burg 6,510 MRS. SAM JOSEPHSON Rowliurg 5.51(1 MIHS ETHEL DIXON Row-burg 8,005 MRS. NATHAN FI'LLERTOX How-burg 6,000 MRS. A. A. WILDER How-burg 2,500 MRS. CLARK HAHGAK How-burg 2,5O0 DISTRICT NO. U. District No. 3 Includes nil that portion of Douglas County north ot the southern boundary line of Winchester, and extending to the ocean. MISS MKDA TRACY Drain 50,81,1 MltS. F. L. HEARD Yonrnlla 5(1,275 MISS HIRDIE FINIILAY Krllbgg 20,0IM MIHS MARGARET EMERY Vmpiia 28,105 MISS SADIE SMITH Oakland 20.SI5 MRU. P. A. COPPARD Oakland 0,50.1 MISS MEDA MITCH AM Sullierlln 5,02.1 MISS EDNA GHEEN Oakland 2,50.1 DISTRICT NO. 4. District No. 4 Includes all that portion of Douglas County south of the southern boundary lines ot District No. 3. MRS. DR. '. II. HA I LEY R. F. I. No. I, It.woblirg . . . .20..VW MIHS KITH GILHKKTSON Glendale 2J.5H.1 MISS WINNIE DI TCHER Myrtle Creek ,02A MISS AGl'HTA UROWN Rld.Ho 8,023