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Review
m i 11 i m 1 T liAUT i 1111
TltMl i m LAW
Caaadiao Reciprocity
Signed by Tall
SECTIONS UNDER COMMENT
so controlled t lit ti It Is not reciprocal
und we would be in danger of the
fnvored-natlon cluuse." I
SO JJkcllllOOll Of IteiM'lll. I
An apparent defect In the United
Stales bill waa pointed out by some
Senators. if Canada should, some
..... day. repeal the Canadian bill, the
Kill ('tilted States law would remain In
Hon.
it was several times suggested that
the bill be ameuded so that It would
be automatically repealed in the
event of the repeal of the Canadian
law .by the Ottowa parliament, but
the general belief was that the con
dltions under which it might operate
to the disadvantage of the I'nlted
States were beyond the range of pos-
I'lltST .MIXXKSOTA AT
llATTI.i: OK (iKTTVSIIl IKi.
childhood of humanity and which the of even the well to do Chlniinieti. ' needed. Of course, there always U
great innjorltv of people of all races but those who have tasled 'he fruit Hunger oi uoi wiuus, mil wun tne
have not outgrown. .are so delighted with It that limy Hummer as cool as it has been there
lure willing to encourage anv plan would shciu to be hope of escaping
that will tend to develop tipple grow- mat. .Moisture now in tne grounu
ling In t'hlua. : should be almost sulllcieut to carry
I It is said that Messrs. Hill. Thorn- j I he crop through to maturity, though,
Uen and other prominent Americans f course, u lew rains will be wel
ihave expressed a .willingness to do come, and will be needed to mature
all In I heir power to encourage the the crop, even a lew uny ot ar,
project. The expedition will prop-1 hot weather can make u great Inroad
ably sail the latter part of September j on the wheat from now until harvest,
or early In October and confine Its I The click ot the harvester Is al
vislts to the states of Washington. ! ready heard In nih,ny sections of the
I.
Popular EkclioD, Invoking Oltice
o( Premier, to Dicide Coarse
of Northern Coaotry
slblllty.
I..U Illicit STAKKS I'KKMIKHSHlt
OX OITOOMK.
OTTAWA, Canada. July 20. The
voters of Canada will decide the fate
of the reciprocity measure. The Lib
eral government, headed by Premier
Luurier, has determined to appeal .o
the people on account of the obstruc
tion tactics of the Conservatives.
The election will be called within
two months. If the Liberals win.
the reciprocity treaty will be passed,
if the Conservatives win, Borden be
comes prime minister and reciprocity
dies.
f, I'.
(Special to the Kvening Review).
WASHINGTON. July 2(1. Presi
dent Taft this afternoon signed the
reciprocity measure, making it a law
so far as the Cuited States is con
cerned. Just when the agreement will be
come operative, now that it has been
finally ratllied into law by Congress
and President Till l. was a question
upon which there was n division of
opinion among authorities here to
day. As agreed to, the measure con
tains two sections. The first sels
forth the full dutiable and free list
articles to be sent under the terms
of the bill from this county to Can
ada, and the dutiuhle and free lists
of articles sent from the Dominion
to the United States.
The second section provides for
free entry Into the United States
from Canadian provinces that do not
enforce any export tax or other re-
scrictions. on shipments to the Uni
ted States, of wood pulp, newsprint
and other paper and paper board
manufactured mainly of wood pulp
and valued at not more than four
cents a .luitind.
0Hiiioiis of Senators.
Senator Heed Smoot (Rep., Utah)
one of the highest authorities on the
tariff In the Senate, today asserted
that the first section of the bill
could not lake effect until it had
been passed by the Canadian Parliament.
As to section ;:, ue saio, mere ... ..., ,,.., d,.i,i,iu r.r
It a. f.tr'!fl ?",",l0'i,al"0n,5.?r".l,t0!i8'tlil'clty. and Clark Perkins, of Port-
MOlMiAX ONI.V SKRVAXT OK
ItOChK.l'Kl.LKIt.
WASHINGTON. July 26. -That J.
Pierpont Morgan, usually esteemed
as money king und builder of trusts,
is In reality only n servant of John
I). Rockefeller, wus the gist of a re
port by Burdette Townsend, former
special Kederal Investigators, which
wus presented to the House commit
tee Investigating the steel trust to
day. Chairman Stanley declared that
the report, which was made In 1908
to Attorney-General Bonaparte,
proved .conclusively that the prose
cution or the Bteel trust under the
Sherman law would have been suc
cessful. Townsend asserted in the
report that the trust controlled !U
per cent of the farm machinery business.
The late Lord Wolseley was a spec
tator of part of our great Civil ,Var, .
the guest of General Lee and the "
A1I his life thereafter he h,ld Gen- JJeelS DClih 111 Mk
flUI l.l-V MB I fll-u Itl 1.11.111 II l lilt)
UK, und hud lit tie respect for North
ern generals or mi'ii.
In hia younger duytt. when hit.
greut name wan mostly yet to be
made, James J. Hill, of the Great
roads, had occasion to visit England , MAKES BLOODY RESISTANCE
in me iiutriroi ui mc tiivut .uiiiiriu. i
In London he attended a dinner, and
at the table were Lord Wolseley,!
Sir Donald Stuart, the Duke of Con-
muiRht. Lord Koberts und other hlKh iifSllip ID S'.'DS3lioDal RuCC AtOUQd
unlit minium. 0ituniiiK ui inc nriu
Brlthb hies England Uds
Kul War Spiiit
(Special (o the Kvening Review).
SACKAMKNTO. Cal., July 20. ;
Miss Anna Dudley . aged :i2. stenog-j
ruiiher iii the ollice of State Kngineer.
Kllerv. was murdered today by an 'party
soon alter his return, Mr. HIH said
"That was Just one occasion when it
gave me genuine pleasure to twist
the Brllish Hon s lull. Lord Wolse
ley was much Inclined to reflect on
the work of the Union Army during
the Civil War. He spoke slightingly
of severul of our greatest deeds of
aims, until lit last 1 said to him:
" "My Lord, you remember how
many men the Light Brigade lost at
Balaklava? Thirty-six per t I. You
remember the Imperial Guard at
Graveloit fifty-one per cent killed
and wounded. You don't remember
any greater deeds of valor than these
probably.
J""1 ,'" , lino the room where Miss Dudley was
many of my personal friends men writing and I d her body full of
have eaten with and slept with par-1 Sm, (U(lll 1mos, lllimillliy.
ticlpate.1 in a greater battle, a more , Amr,,.im Hlvt,r,
splendid oxhilitlon of bravery han . , ,,.
spite a'half dozen wounds, until Cap
tain of Police Pennlsh killed him.
In his pocket was found a note,
showing he premeditated the deed.
NKI1HAKKA ItKl'l 111. It AX SPLIT
i:s DKMOCItATS IIOI'K.
f, 1 OMAHA, Neb.. July 2'!.- Both
nllCr Democrats mid Republicans of Ne
braska begin their stale campaign to
day, following the state conventions.
: All candidates are chosen in pri-
niaries, and the law prevents the
conventions from even passlug a reso
Mtitlon Indorsing any candidate.
r The Democrats, for the first tlme.1
in man? Jt-IB. wm Hill ominously or-
eaulzed. Mr. Brvan Is mi Chun-
I taun.ua lecture tour and has had Itt
tle to say of lute regarding local poli
tics. The Democrats pin their hopes
of success upon the apparent spill In
the Republican ranks.' The Nebraska
Progressive Republican League was
formed by the insurgents some time
ago. after a battle for control with
the regulars. Later there was a di
vision among the progressives, those
who supported Taft organizing the
Reformed Nebraska Progressive Re
publican League, while the inlddle-of-llte-road
progressives oppose the
ildmillistratiou. Leaders of the
say that the warring factions
unidentified man. w ho was later ; will get together before election und
killed by the police in a battle. Two' keep Nebraska in the Republican
bystanders were wounded. No mo- column.
iilve for the crime has been found.
I The murderer leaped from an ul-jrHIXi'.SK K.XPKtT TO VISIT OKU.
'loywiiy between J. and K. streets ;o' ORCHARDS.
PEKIN, July 21!. It Is stated up
on very good authority that the Gov
MARRIKD.
WI1 ITSK i T KLLIS. III Rosehurg.
July 25, 1911, Kred Whitsett and
Miss Bessie L. Ellin, both of Glen
dale; Judge C. W. Wonacott olll
clatlng. ,
that It will take effect on the pass
age of the hill by Congress, even If
Canada, at that time, has taken no
nation on the reciprocity measure."
In the first section of the agree
ment is a provision setting forth that
the dutiable and free lists of articles
from Canada "shall lake effect when
ever the President of the United
States shall have satisfactory evi
! deuce and shall make proclamation"
that the dutiable and free lists of
the United states goous sent to t an
land, left this morning for n two
weeks- outing In the vicinity of Kel
loggs. Recognizing the fugitive from n
telegraphic description. City Marshal
Joseph Huffman on Tuesday arrested
111 this city Dr. U. Ogle, alias Riddle,
a veterinary surgeon, wanted nt Ash
land for passing spurious bank
checks to the amount of t40. The
First .Minnesota at Gettysburg.
Eighty-three per cent were killed and
wounded.
" The charge of Balaklava was a
blunder. This was not. It was a I
deed of carefully considered necej-
sltv. Those men knew the chances.
yet they marched Into action und
saved an army und a nation.' I
"Lord Wolseley thought a moment,
then with a grnve smile lifting Ills
glass, said, 'Britons and Americans,
we drink u silent toast to the bra-.ei
men of that regiment at Gettys
burg.' " I
.MI'ltDKIt COXKK.SSION MAY
DI K U IXSAXITV.
eminent Is considering a plan lo send
a corps of agricultural experts to the
United States In the early autumn
to study the apple growing Industry,
with n view nl uddlng It to the in
dustries of China.
The excellence of the Oregon und
Washington apple Is well known in
UK, several Chinese cities, due largely to
the holiday girts of apples sent by
.lumen J. Hill, Maurice Thomson and
others who have Important commer
cial connections. At present the
apple Is n luxurv bevond Hie reach
and Oregon.
30;
IlLAL KSTATK, TRAXSKKRS.
K. O. I.nnge to J. K. Custer. $2
40 ncres sec 9, 29-7.
W. C. Monlcal to Warren McCau
iev, $10; 4t acres near Oakland.
P. O. IlillstroniMo T. ,M. Kellogg.
$;l000; 120 ncres sec 8. 30-2.
A. K. Brown to Hamilton Smith,
$10; t lots, block 111, Railroad Add
to Oakland.
II. It. Dunbar to Dougherty
Klthiun Shoo Co., $1.18; 220 acres
sec 22, 2S-4.
IU MPK.lt WIIK.AT CHOP.
I Spokane Spokesman-Review I.
(estimates of the 1911 wheat crop
made especially for the Twlce-u-Week
Spokesnian-ltevlew by Victor II.
Olmslend, chief of the bureau ot
statistics of the Dcpnrtniout of Agri
culture show that the four north
west states have a prospect of har
vesting a wheat crop of 9L2i9.fiOH
bushels. At this figure, taking TO
cents as u fair farm valuation, the
crop will be worth $70,1157.1100..
Of course there are ninny chances
that (he Northwest will not hnrvest
such u crop, and no nssiirunce that
fanners will receive 7 fin per bushel.
However, the thought Is so fascinat
ing (hat one can not but Indulge in
speciilntlon us to the llunl outcome.
At present there In every Indication
ot good prospects. Warmer weather
has set In. and that Is what Is now
Northwest, and the yields promise
I well. Good weather is needed for the
next six weeks to save the big crop.
Upon Hie advice of health officers
and readily complied with by the
owners, the use of twelve wella in
the cliy of Roseburg has been dis
continued. This Is the result of the
visit here yesterday of Dr. Calvin 8,
While, of Portland, state health
ottlcer, with Dr. K. II. Vlncil, county
health olllcer, acting In conjunction
with him. Dr. White brought with
hi m from Portland the anulyslB of
samples of wuter from these well.
and all were shown to be infepted
with typhoid germs or oilier danger
ous animal matter. Three wella out
side of the city were nlso condemned.
The city water supply Was found to
be absolutely pur.
Kill More Than Willi lleusts.
The number of people killed yearly
ay 'vlld beasts don't approach the
vast number killed by disease germs.
Nu life Is snfe from their nttacka.
They are In .air, water, dust, evn ,
food. But grand protection U af
forded by Electric Bitters, which de
stroys and expel these dondly disease
germs from the system. That's why
chills, fever and ague, nil malarial
and ninny blood diseases yield
promptly to this wonderful blood
purifier. Try them, and enjoy tho
glorious heuith and new strength
thev'll give you. Money back, if not
satisfied. Only 50c nt all druggists.
Mi. and Mrs. C. S. Jackson and
two sons arrived here Tuesday night
from Portlund, accompanied by Chas.
lloyt and -Miss La Ulan. They were
eiirnute to Crater Lake, traveling by
automobile. '
OLYMP1A. Wash.. July 20. J. II.
Wilson, the railroad section fore
man. Is being questioned further this
afternoon regarding Mb confession
vesterdav that he murdered Archie j ' ' - ........ . ...
Coble and bis wile at Knlnter two
weeks ago. Sheriff Gaston is con
itdent that he has the right man.
Wilson's wire, who fiirnishel the clew
that lead to her husband s arrest,
declares he is innocent and that con
tinual brooding over the crime lias
unbalanced his mind.
prisoner will be taken to Ashland
ada are recognized by the Domln Ion cltyKwho ttrrlved nere this afternoon.
": , ?"itl0n V7' . , ' ,h , , 1112 Ogle also had ill his possession a set
hill, is a plain statute that requires veterlnary 811rgical Instruments,
no action by the President to carry onovei frm lu,othe practitioner
It Into effect. i , ABliland on the pretense that he
: Senator Nelson (Rep M nn.) has ;talftse1nmt,oal, them' at GranU Pnss.
said It is "utterly outside the scope "'""
of the reciprocity agreement.
The opinion of Senator Cummins
(Rep., lownl, was thus expressed:
"The difficulty about tne present nr-
Tnngement
Minnesota
A Teep Into His rocket.
will show the box of Backlen's Ar
nica Salve that E. S. Loper, a car
ls as the Senator from pentor, of Manila, N. i.f always car
bus Raid. For some ries. "I have never had a cut. wound
reason or other the House has segre- or bruise or sore that it would not
gated section two from the remain- heal," he writes. Greatest heal
der of the bill, and it is doubtful er of burns, bolls, scalds, chapped
whether It will be- controlled by the hands and lips, fever-sores, sklo
provisos and the conditions of the eruptions, eczema, corns and piles,
previous part of the bill. If it is not 25c at all druggists.
At the close or the regular meet
ing of Roseburg Rebekuh lodge
Tuesday evening a large delegation
of the members went to the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Adams, on
Pine street, and presented Mis.
Adams with a line rocking chair as
a wedding gilt, she being an active
member of the Degree Staff of tills
lodge.
The Store Thnt Serves You Best
Mabelle Harold, Myrtle Point; Win.
Grant, San Krnnclsco; C. E. Hubbs,
Kirkville, New York; F. E. Croucher.
Olalla: W. C. Tlllson, F. J. Coppocll.
Miss Tlllson, Miss Kissinger, Salem;
C. E. McLaughlin. M. H. Anderson..
W. C. Conner, Cottage Grove; A. It.!
Cole, Wilbur; Ray Dean. Coiiullle; I
S. S. Morrison, Peel; F. II. Clark, Dr.
J. M. Hnnslmnir, Portland; A. Mil-,
ner, Carlton, Or.; Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Wilson. City, were recent arrivals at '
the McClallen.
AIRSHIPS CIKCLK. BRITISH 1SI.KS
KOU BIG Piti.i:.
BltOOKLANDS, England, July 2C.
After a most thrilling nlr race,
Lieutenant Coniieau. of France, (ly
ing under the name of Andre Beau
mont, todav won the $.10,000 Lon
don Dallv Mail prize for circuiting
.the British Isles. Pierre Vendrlne
.was second. Just 51 minutes and 29
seconds behind Conneau. whose to
Ual Hying time was 22 hours and 2S
Iininnles. Until they reached llrlgll
l ton. the lenders raced neck and neck
.through the inlstn and thunder
storms. .Conneau had a time lead
of nearly an ho'tr and though Vend
Ill ne finished well he couldn't over
come the lead.
K.XGI.1SII CAItlXK.T STANDS BY
WAKLIKK. ClIAXf KLI.OU.
LONDON, July 26. War between
England and Germany was brought
unnreciablv nearer today by the seml-
Firo Monday night swept the two 0tn(.a announcement that Clinncel-
maln business blocks of the town of or ,0vd George may become Secre-
Sedro-Woolley, Wash., and caused a ,arv of Foreign Affairs. If lie Is ap-
l. outlnmtcri nt $200,000. covered ,,ii,iH It means that Goodie's recent
by about $100,000 Insurance. Had H,PH(.i wiirning Germany to keep herj
the fire not been cnccKeu on inu eni hands off Morocco lias receiveu ine
by a tuft of nmple trees and on the 0fcai sanction of tho cabinet.
st bv a vacant lot, the wnoie cn i)iB,i0innts say this Is tantamount
NEW YORK STORE
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Thursday Coupon Hourly Sales
In connection with our great Summer clean-up.
If you did not tjet a line on the bargains, get one at once or
you'll be sorry. You cannot buy these advertised goods
without the coupons:
Bring this Coupon and Get the Bargain Offered
On Sale at 9 to 10 a. m.
25c
This coupon and 2.1c entitles you to 10 rolls of toilet paper, a paper,
we sell at .1c; special, only 1 coupon to a customer at 10 for
would have been destroyed.
Mrs. Calland Mrs. Kendall
The Merry Widows
(Formerly The Antlers.)
Modern Apartments, with bath and hot and cold water in
' each room.
' FIRST CLASS DINING SERVICE
We guarantee to please particular people.
112 Brockway Street, Waite's Addition, near High School.
Take Your Time to Read This
SHELL (iOODS Because we have Just received so many other
new stvles in Shell Goods of all kinds. Collar Pins, Necklaces, Ear
rings. Brioches. Hat Pins. Leather Toilet Cases. Etc.. we are going to
give another week to these goods. Every style absolutely new. Ask
to see our Hiawatha Collar Pins. Many prudent shoppers are buying
these goods for the Holidays.
XK.CKWKAK. Don't fall tosee our 2.1c counter. You will lliid
some rare bargains in new goods.
HAIR, (JOODS. We have nnenormous goods In Switches. Trans
formations and Puffs. Puffs going out? Not this year. Then there
ar the small au ceni swucnes lor ine roseues ur uini-unn, un un-j itiT-
"nmon: called.
' MII.LIXKUY. Just a very few hats left. We are going to finish
,em nil up Monday. We have to have (he room. This is a "word to
the wise."
j The Leader
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HAIR. AND SCALP TREATMENT
FACIAL MASSAGE
Homer Hurdle, the lad who was
shot in tho abdomen Friday with ai
gopher gun, which no was nauniing,
died at the Uiugcne iiospnai ouhuhj.
The shot from the gun went through
his clothing but not tlirougn nis bkhi.
The force of the discharge was so
great, however, that tne ligaments
were torn and peritonitis sei in.
Millard Oregon Lownsdule, one or
the leading horticulturists or the Pa
cific Coast, and formerly owner oi
the famous Lownsdale orcnara near
lo a war threat. I nni tne uoiem
nient believes the chances are good
for trouble Is seen In the cancella
tion of the Atlantic fleet's Norwegian
cruise. This will hold the bulk of
the English warships near England,
ready for hostilities.
TO UXITK. HACKS OK WOULD IX
IIO.M) OK KIIIKXDSMIP.
LONDON. July 2(1.-Leading so
ciologists, educators, scientists, slat
men and scholars representative
all races and more than
Lnfavette
day.
Or.
died in Portland Mon- civilizations met in
, the first Universal
HAIR DRESSING
MANICURING
COMPENSATION
57 C0HPIXSATI0S
f,miM.nntlon Is the tcrm
' .nnli. d to the methods used I
secure a uniformity of time In
the varying temperatures
which a watch li expowo.
Tha nut of the error Ij the
expansions and contractions of
metals.
The South Bend Balance wheel
ii made of two metals of unequal
expansion, so proportioned, one
to the-other, that the expansion
and contraction is neutralised
perfectly. A South Bend Wstch
keeps time In all temperatures.
u well H in all positions.
A. H. lit KV,
, Official Watch Inspector.
of
of
London today in
Itnccs Congress.
which is designed to bring about
closer relations between Occident und
Orient, to hasten the movement to
Iward International brotherhood, and
to combat that prejudice or race
which sets white against black and
yellow anil divides humanity Into
warring nations.
The congress, the lirst or Its kind
In the world's history, had lis origin
in a suggestion made sonic rour yeais
!ago by Dr. Kellx Adler. of New York.
I Speaking at a congress In Blseniich,
!li mienested the desirability of a
'cr..,,! Iiiteriialional meeting of Hie
. races to ascertain bow far it was pos
sible to bring the enlightened con-1
science or the modern world lo beari
Urn tirolilems iiresellled by racial
iviui,,i, Situ-e man was man. the
vllow. black and white races have
i.r.jl,,.,! In a million ways, the dif
ference of religion, language and cus
I run liehm added to the natural nnl-
nuisllles between men of different
race and color.
t.w nf those In attendance at. to
days meeting believe or hope thlltl
there will ever be social eilllllllly he
lueen llie masses of the while, yel
low and bia.k races. Strict Justice
however. Is held to he possible
the fraternity of men or Intellect
, ...,.,r..u',i il, u tiellv nreliid
nil w, ' ' - i i
which. It is alleged, are part and par- J
eel of the mental processes of the J 4
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E On Sale at 9 to 10 a. m.
59c
This coupon nod Mir cntitloH yon to any $1.00, $1.2.'., ft..'!) and
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get your pick; with th coupon at
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On Sale at 10 to 11 a. m.
15c
This milium and I ." will entitle you to 'iho Kft-atcsf hai'K.'iiiiH In Ai l
f.oodH. Pillow Toh, Mnuii Siuuits and a hundrtd of little, dainty, fumy
work dt'h,lunH that will niako plcaMlnjs i;ifin or lino Tor your own honif:
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On Sale at 10 to 11 a. m.
98c
This rou pun and !Kc will fintltl. on lo any pair of
that wf Hold at and $1.75; Imuiiilhil Noi t umhuin
varh-ty of patterns; bring tho coup hi and
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ruilaiiiK in a
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On Sale at 11 to 12 a. m.
HrlhK till coupon and 1 'c and yet the henl hari:ain In Itllihon that
you ever bought; any wide rihhon that we have in the house; all colins
and In No. lo l.'iM, your choli: with the coupon and
15c
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ble. and
iert who T
rejudiros ,
Bring This Coupon and Get the Bargain Offered
On Sale a 11 to 12 a. m.
Bring this coupon and l"c and get the little girl a parasol; all 1 A
kinds ami sizes for the Utile tots at the low price of J.VV
the mental processes of thc