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Newspaper Page TextDOUGLAS COUNTY'S INEXHAUSTABLE NATURAL RESOURCES AND CLIMATIC ADVANTAGES MAKE IT THE MOST ATTRACTIVE FOR HOMESEEKERS AND INVESTORS. KEEP WhLL POSTED On the current even's of tl.e or!J'i i roxrona by reeling the Daily Review Delivered by carrier, 60 ce ' u niont'i PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.- Advertisers gut good retains fronj an nonncements placed in live t apers the DAILY ANI1 TwicK-A-WKKK KtvlKW. TTJ them ihere'B none ottier good. - vol. xiv. itosciinwi, oiuxiON, yi:dni:sd.v KVKXixi. jink an, irii. Xo. 1U'. ROSEBURG Review CHAUTAUQUA OPENS Dr. Herbert's Lecture Pleases Large Audience 10CAL TALENT WINS PRAISE Spleodld Program Tbis EyeniDg and Tomorrow Success of Event Seems Assured Favored by fd"al weather and with scores of out-of-town residents helii iug to swell the attendance, Rose burg's first Chautauqua Assembly opened this ufternonn. The sessions nre being held in a large canvas tent on the Catholic Church property, corner Washington and Kane streets. The program opened at 2 o'clock this afternoon with a vocal duet by Misses Arric and Allie Black, fol lowed by u reading by Woodson Mnd dox. All three entertainers are among the very best local talent in their line, and they did extra well on this occasion. llcwty encores evidenced the appreciation of the big crowd present. . Equally as well received was tie; lecture on "Men and Measures." de livered by Dr. I.. (I. Herbert. Ills genial manner and Taclle delivery ap pealed at once to the listeners. The subject was handled in a scbolarly manner. It was optimistic In tone laud liberally spiced with telling il lustrations. The Chautauqua man agement Is congratulating Itseir upon the happy selection of Dr. Herbert for the opening number, lie lectures again tomorrow afternoon, when his subject will be "Cash, Conscience and Country." At 4 o'clock this afternoon, the Women's Christian Temperance Fnlon held a workers' conference, at which several prominent club mem bers spoke. This evening's program will begin at 7 : ail o'clock sharp. It will open with a concert by the Rose hurg Commercial Club Hand, under the leadership of Prof. W. II. Ilow di n. Following wiil be a program of addresses and vocal music. Then there will take place a reception by ladleB' clubs and the W. C. T. U. The Chautauqua has opened most auspiciously even better than Its promoters had hardly dared to hope Tor. Being the first event of Its kind ever held in the city. It is chiefly an experiment, but a most gratifying one. Everything, points to a com plete success. Insuring the holding of Chautuuqiias annually in Roseburg for years to come. Tomorrow's program is one that will appeal to all lovers of good, clean entertainment, with invaluable edu cational phases. It follows: Tliiirsflay, June 20th. (Forenoon). 10:00 A. M. Address by Edith Hill Hooker. "Evangelistic Conference.1' 11:00 A. M. Lecture by Prof. V. R. (lurdner, of the Agricultural Col lege, oh horticulture. I Afternoon I. 2:00 P. M. Lecture by Dr. I-. G. Herbert. 4:00 P. M. Federation of Clubs ad dress by President Crooks of the Albany College, "Morality In Liter ature." 7:1)0 P. M. Band concert by Rose burg Commercial Club Baud. 8:00 P. M. Evening concert and en tertainment by Chicago Ladles' Orchestra. Circuit Court adjourned this morn ing until tomorrow morning, when Charles HarrlBon, a local negro, will be arraigned on an indictment charg ing him with grossly immoral con duct involving his wife. Meanwhile. Harrison is in Jail in default of $1, 000 bonds, rules a special Tenlre Is summoned to try him or IT he does not plead guilty. Harrison will be compelled to remain In Jail until next November, when court will re convene in regular session. The two secrut indictments tiled by the grand Jury Tuesday have not been made public. O. H. Beyers was in town from Can yonvllle on business today. IB- TO TALK McManigal's Wife May be Cited For Contempt IT All I UUII 4 ,000 HE Strike of Seamen in England Becoming Serious DAttROW MEETS TH? ISSUE Instructs Woman to Tell Grand Jury Nothing Concerning Times Dynamiting Affair 4 TO THE LADIES. v - f Hnve your dressmaking done .J. 4 where dresses nre guaranteed 4. to give perfect satisfaction in J. every way at the dressmnk j. ing parlors at 719 West Lane -J. 4 street, near river bridge, Rose- 4 4 burg. Henslee and Rogers. 4 proprietors. dtf 4 fSnecial to the Evening Review). LOS ANtiHLKS'. June 28. Declar ing that Mrs. Ortie MeMnnlgnl, wife of the alleged dynamiter, is being hounded and that she has the right to refuse to testify before the grand Jury, counsel for the MeNumaras to day sent her before the jury with In structions not to dismiss nny phase of the ease. Deputy District Atlorne Witch announced that he had already prepared contempt charges against her and that if she persisted in her refusal to testify that she would be locked up. The woman says she wll! pot testify. Attorney Clarence Dar row strongly denounced the prosecu tion for what he termed "third de gree" methods to secure information, from her. Notice was served en Durrow to day from the District Attorney's ofllco to show cause why Mrs. McMutiig.il should not be cited for contempt ot court. Darrow said he was ready to meet the issue In court. Argument will he made before Judge lluttoii of the Superior Court. Woiimu FuIIh hi Swoon. At the end of an Interview yester day between attorneys of the prose cution and Mrs. McMiinlgal the wjui- nu fainted away. Later, when slit. emerged hysterical from the ordeal, I Aftnrnov .Insiih Scott 1111 uhmik'IiiIh ' of Darrow in the defense of the Ale- R IflTIXl 0 Tl ASf flV Dflf KS Namara brothers, rushed amonn lUUlLlb Uil liLttJlilMI UUUU I the detectives surrounding her nul l brandishing clenched tlsts, swept 1 them aside with threats of violence if they did not cease "hounding rhls Faftbef Pdm3gtQg EvidtllCC AgalDt The detectives said the object of the Interview was to have McMun(c,ai Induce his wife to change her atti tude and abandon the defense. Woman Told She .Must TcMllfy. in accordance with pre-arranged plans. Mis. McMuulgal was taken be fore the grand jury to be told tlmt carceruted lawfully iu a prison erected solely for felons. It .Is con tended further that thu l-year sen tence is excessive m that the law limits the sentence to ten years on any one count of the offense charged against Mor.se. Morse orlgliiHtly was convicted on h'd counts, but the Court of Appeals sustained only four of them, all charging false entry. As no mention was made of the counts by the court In passing sentence. Mo me a attorney contended that it might ho construed as being on one count on ly and therefore excessive. The Government met Morse's con tention that he wa being unlawfully detained In the Atlanta prison by re calling a case where a man convicted In a Federal Court on a misdemeanor charge had been sunt to a state prison for felons. Mao Who Disbursed Lorimer "Slihb Fund" Special to Iho Evening Review. LONDON, June 2S. The seamen's she was not exempt from testifying "rik" ' '"' 'wtIoiih today. At against the McNamara brothers on thu ground t hat she might lucrhn'u ate her husband. She was also In. formed thar by refusing to tell wh.it Liverpool 4000 longshoremen cm ployed by the White Star, Cunnrd, Ellermau, Dominion and Canadian Paclllc lines struck In sympathy. she la supposed to know of the dis- Shipping Is completely at a statid aster to the Los Angeles Times buid-' At ''bisgnw Ill,ri" rioting oc- iug October 1, 1010, when 21 m -! -"H"r-l on the docks today and many nlnves Inst their lives she I,. i.l i,,,,-. 1 men were hurt.. The crews of every sell liable to u jail sentence for con- "i'"'' ' l'" bnvo Joined the strikers tempt, and to possible prosecution as an accomplice in the plot. Detective Burns' men readily ad i id 1 1 that they are making every effort 'to win Mrs. McMuulgal to the aide of the prosecution, a ml that they have taken an apartemnt next door to those she occupies so as tu make note of her every movement. CHAUTAUQUA WEEK FECIALS $2.98 $1.15 Yard 25 Pr. Ct. Off 25 Pr. Ct. Off At. this price, your choice of At thlg )(e we oft(;r our eje. your choice or any ladles' On all boys' and girls' brand any trimmed hat values up to i r,o pure silk yard wide, dress skirt at V4 oft regular price, new high grade moccasins. genuine pongee silks. Very 1 89c Yard 25 Pr. Ct. Off Half Price Your rhoice of our exquisite rg -T 1 T,llB reduction applies to any At this price your choice of any 27-inch Baby Irish embroidery flM" Y 7 YCl ladles' waint III the entire stoct. klmona In the store. flouncings. regularly priced at UiV 1 Cll vl ' $2.50 per yard. in. Yard -HrJH' 1 29c Yard 33 1-3 Pr Ct Off J-d - For any r,0c grade new fancy 'On any ladles' tailored suit In For your choice of our regular Foulard In the house. 0,ir ontiro stock. 2.1c new summer wash goods. 2 95 jP ' Half Price JL"r - L . Below Cost Reduced Prices V r nv hii- switch In stocl- assortment ot ladles' new $3.r.O p0r our remaining sizes In On all boys' and girls' shoes, Good assortment of colors. ' pumps and Oxfords. children's genuine scuffer shoe:, pumps and Oxfords. 'WOMAN' .M'.MI'S HKVKN STOItllOS TO lli:it IlKATII. SAX FRANCISCO, Juno 2S. Jumping from the seventh story of the Hotel Paisley, a young woman, ' recently arrived from Honolulu oo the steamer Sierra, regstered us Mis Florence Cushlng, was instantly killed today. She was apparently refined. She left a note asking that I Charles Cushing. of Needham. Mass., t be untitled of her action. The note also Btatcd tlmt she Intended to Jump from the steamer as troubles had made her despondent. I'XITKII NT.VI'F.S AND KNfiLAN'll NKVKIl TO WAR A(1A1. WASHINGTON, June 28. It was olllcially announced this nflernonn Rt the White House that the peace arbi tration treaty between the Cnlted States and tireat Britain had been agreed upon at a conference between Ambassador Uryce and Secretary Knox. Mti:; i:xiiti.i:i to ANOTliF.it '0ilti:SSMAN'. WASHINGTON. June SR. The Senate committee today ordered a favorable report on the House appoi tionmeut bill without amendment. The bill will Increase tint number of representatives to i:i:i. It means one more representative for Oregon and two more for Washington. "I'ltF.AsritH HUH ltF.Tl'KXS WITH I . ALL III T TltlOASIKF. , LOS ANCKLKS. Cal., June 28. I The so-called tronsuro, ship Kureka docked at San I'edro this morning. Captain Bui lis stated that no treas ure had been found. It was previous ly reported that the vessel found a J I ."..(loil.noll treasure off the llondur nn coast which they sought. The treasure was supposed to have been hurled iy pirates. -o- Work Will .Soon Start after you tnko Dr. King's New Life Pills, and you'll quickly enjoy their fine results. Coustlpntion and Indi gestion vanish and line appetite re turns. They regulate stomuch, liver and bowels and Impart new strength and energy to the whole system. Try them. Only 2..c at all druggists. Save Money on Men's and Boys' Wear Men's Suits Men's Union Suits Straw Hats Men's Pants ... 1-34 Grades ' '0 A" 3 00 Grnde5 -:ir' All fi.0O Pants l.r. All $?.'..00 Stilts $1H... Htl ..- All $l.r.O tirades JJI.BJJ AM $5 ,, ,, $:,.75 All t20.no Suits L"S. All 1.2.-, tirades 1.00 AM 4.0() pan(li All llo.OO Suits $M.nr. All :i.OO Panta 12.2.1 a""" s"1" Knickerboc'r Suits Men's Gloves ... . f u $i no work moves i.i5 Work Shoe Man c OYfnrn; ah m oo suits m $L25 Work oioves i.no ' U1IV VJUUW 1HC11 3 VAlUlUa Ail ,:,no Sult8 ,4.7:5 Ji() Work 8h()(,9 $a,w All 15 00 Oxfords M-H All 6.00 Sulls L5II nr pp. rVnf ()ff $3.25 Work Shoes 2.H.1 All u.uu O"'orus I $000 J I CI VCUL KJll ,;j.00 Work Rhotm $!!-.w All M.00 Oxfords All 18.00 S its All $3.50 Oxfords -" All IS...0 buns 1 SW 7l&u& Ibuouts Cru&Ji HORN. VON PUSSL. At Mercy Hospital West Roseliurg. June 28, 1911, to Mr. and Mrs. Kdward Von Pcssl. of Cleveland, a daughter. Dressmaking. Will go out by the day or snw at home. Fancy dresses a specialty Miss Mabel Stone, 717 S. Hamilton. d27 Have Arundel rune It. tf FOR SALK. Davenport bed with mattress and quilts, nearly new. price $25. Call before noon, 223 Fast Lane. Palace Theater To-Night An Entire Chanire of . Program Till; KTIIX ALAItM. The in out HeiiKatlonal fire plctun ever produced. mix MoniriKs om-:.nx OK KMUTIXfi HIO.NATOIW. MADISON, Wis., Juno US. A con ference comjulttee of the Wisconsin legislature today reported on n com promise hill Instead of the Oregon lilali of electing ('lifted Htaten Sena tors. It provides that uny caudhlatr of iio choottes, may announce -that he will Hiipport the choice of the people by popular vote. Middle Atfcd and Kldcrly People. Use Foley Kidney Pills ror quick and permanent results In all cases of kid ney and bladder troubles, and for painful nud nnnnvinp Irregularities They contain just the Ingredients uec ebsary to regulate and strengthen the action of the kidneys and bladder. They are tonic in action, cjutck In re sults. Try thom. For sale by all drugglstH. K xoth-k to rxrnitroKs. Xutice Is hereby given that the Hoard of Directors ot School Dlst. Xo. 4, Douglas County, Oregon, will receive sealed bids until the 7th day of July, -lit 11, at 4 o'clock p. m. of said day for the furnishing of all mutcriul and constructing an addi tion to the West Side School House In the City of Koseburg. Oregon, ae- oidlng to the plans and specifica tions approved by the Hoard and Hied In the otllce of the District Clerk on the lSth day or June, 1!) I. tmid bids to ho accompanied by a certilled check for the sum of Iho (;',) per ce'it. of said hid, guaranteeing that the successful bidder will enter into a contract with the said board for the construction of said addition. The Hoard hereby reserves the right to reject any and all bids. liy order of I he Hoard of Directory dated Hits Jixth day or June, 1911. S. I,. DII.LAKD. Chairman Hoard Directors, liy OKOUGK NKl'NKU. Jr., District Clerk. MKXATOK I.OIUMIHt'H H1.WTION "COST HAlEltlX OK MOXKY." WASHINGTON. June 28. Hefo-e the l.orlmer investigating committee. Shelby Jones, a druggist, today testi fied that he overheard u conversation between Kdward 1 lines and Tinn Culver, n lawyer, at Marquette, Mich. in which Hlnes said that Korimer's election had cost him a barrel of money. Jones said 1 lines mentioned dsw NKWS XOTKH. The export of automobiles from the Pulled States is still over $1, ."tPO.OuO mark per month. Inn latest reports from the Federal Depart ment of Commerce and Labor show ing that during April, 1911, there witH exported by American luauii racturers $l,7GS,Stll worth of auto mohileH and purrs, an Increase of $fr7:i,S20 over the same mouth in I it 1ft. The figures for the ten mont'itt ending April, l!Hl, show a gain of $ l.!t2S.7.(0 over the same period of IIH0. f The Illinois Centra), which has al ways been u stickler for good con duct, has issued another order which Is expected lo have n far reachlrg fleet, on i he men employed by th;;t lection. ne mi snisn in, V"11' system. This new order states tlmt later took (he stand and tlatl.y denied ! in th(, futtIr(, tMnp0V(l of the ,j. the alleged conversation. Ho said U),H ronlml wli, ,,(, ,!Vlll0f at the n no ii i set'ii i lies hi i ice i jOi i wc r h j hnspl t a I provided for the working I hi h ft. whose Illness comes as tin? re sult of Home form of inlcmpcran''C. I lie use or llijuor in any lorm is dis countenanced and this new order shows Just how determined the Illi nois niivntigement Is in lis demand that It be abandoned by Its employes. APPLICATION OK COXVKTKD ICK, KIXU TiltXMD DOWN. ATLANTA, fla June 2S. Appli cation for a habeas eorptiK writ for Charles W. Morse, Hie ice king nnd banker, serving a 1 .1-year sentence In (he Federal prison hero for hank wrecking, was today denied by United Htn ten Clrcull Judge Newman. Morse's attorneys Hied n not Ice of appeal. The reading of a newspnper Hlor; led Morse to apply for the wiil. lie read t hat hcvcii men convicted and sentenced in Federal Courts would not be sent fo the Atlanta prison be cause ( hey had not been sentenced to "hard labor" and because the act authorizing the construction of the prison iM ie speelllcfilly provided th.tt It was to be a prison for felons. He determined thai these facts tltted his own ruse and when President Tafl recently denied his application for a pardon he immediately took steps to have filed a petition for a habeas corpus writ. The petftlon demanded a liearlny' for the convicted New York hanker on two ftrouuds. It contended that, sis Moist1 was convicted on a misde meanor churge, be could not be In- DIICLnoitS' MKKTIXG, Notice Is hereby given that the directors of the Second Southern Oregon District. Agricultural Associa tion will meet at the otllce of Secre tary It. R. Smith, Ituseburg, Oregon, on Thursday, June 29th. at 10 a. in. C. W. PARUOTT, Pres. did It. K. SMITH, Secretary. FOIt 1JKNT.--House. West Douglas. Inquire 404 dtf Ask for piano certificates nt Joseph son's. Otf D R AY ING! Goods Ifanillt'd Carefully Lumber Hauled E. D. rS'El.iUV PIION'F M07-V. THF. Hl ltlKi: AT TIIK MINKS. Intense Drama. II IS ItFST (illtl. Al l I. It ALL. A flood Comedy. i Trip to NiiKmiil, ItnluilnH. Travelogue. 'Norn iitiMie. Song by Nelle Ollphanf. KVF.ItV NM.HT AT 7:0, H:?,i), 9:30 and 10:30 If necessary. Matinee Saturday only at 2:fltl-3.3(). Prices: Adults 10c, children 5c. HAIR. AND SCALP TREATMENT FACIAL MASSAGE ' HAIR DRESSING MANICURING SPECIALS III (iOODS. We received today an elegant line of llalr floods In all shades, and will offer the same at piles to please all. Mtf'KWK.llt. All those beautiful and comfortable tilings In Neck wear ; well as the stocks, and linen collars In great variety, not lo mention jabots, collar plus, etc. .MILLINFItV. Let us call your attention to our One Hollar Mat Counter for ou will find some suriu isilng bargains. Oil, TIIOSF. WILLOW I'LI'MFSI! MAItOI F.SKTTKS.--We've only one holt left. THE LEADER Formerly ItoMehiii-fi llemify Parlorw. i;J Jnokson Street.