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Newspaper Page TextDOUGLAS COUNTY'S INEXHAUSf AflLS MAf URAL RESOURCES AND CLiMAtIC ADVANtAGS MAKE IT THfi fobST AfTRACTIVE FOR HOMfiiSfiEkERS ANl) iNVJ&fdfeS. KEEP WELL POSTED On the current events cil the world'! progress by reading the Daily Kivmw Delivered by carrier, 60 cents a month Rose bu rg PROFITABLE INVESTMENT Advertiser! get good return! from an nonacements placed in live psuers the DAILY AND TwiCK-i-WKK KSUSW. Tr titeiu liiere'snone other so good. VOL. XIV. KOSF.ltl'HG, OREGON, SAT I ItllAY KVKX1XU, Al GI ST 12, 1011. No. l:iH. Review iU PI) Senate and House Conference Unable to Agree TAFT PREPARES TWO VETOES yMm Stephenson Mast Explain His; E'eclion Carnegie Suld Oat Fur $500,000,000 (Special to the F.vening Review). the Bteel plate, structural steel mid Marshtield police think contains valil WASIIINGTON. Aug. 12. The Htwi shutting pools, that a hair bil- able detail, has been forwarded to the House and Senate conferees on Hie jon dollars was paid J. P. Morgan 1 Portland police. Smith after being farmers' free list bill today voted to f()r tn(. Carnegie plant six years alter j arrested appeared to be greatly wor eport a disagreement to their re- he said he refused an option or I U,- rled. 'I tlvu houses. Congressmen I'll- f otMl.lltlO. It was the best investment Stealing Horses mid llnggies Had lerwood told the conferees that the tne xtn, Inist PVeT made, he said. I Occupation in Oregon, louse wouldn't accept the Kerns '.Morgan got ready to make a big thing ('.runts Pass Observer: Caught with inicndtnepi on the measure and Sen- ;am tumid Carnegie held the cards, the goods. K. I.. Hownu, who It is itor Itailey answered by saying lie that instead or having no competitor, charged stolen horse, buggy saddle wouldn't acceiit the House amend- aa things stand todav. that Carnegie and blankets belonging to K. M. Wall nent putting leinons on the free list, would have dominated the steel in- last Fridav. Is being held by Cottage The Kerns nincndinents contin -d dnatrv ur tlie world ir not bought drove authorities awaiting the arrival he free admission of meats and out. " . or SlierilT Jones who will bring How- eioals to those coining from in-1 After Temple left the aland, Chair- an to Jackson County. lies with w hich the United Stut.-s , Stanley announced that the I The robbery occurred August 4. ias reciprocal trade relations, which leoniinlttee would adjourn until Oc- Kownu entered the stable of K. , M. vould confine the free Importation ; tober 1 6 to examine the books of sub- Wall here and drove away bis horse )f these articles to imports horn !s,iaries or the steel combine. i and buggy, together with an expen- iinaila. I she saddle and blankets, the outfit I KI.KCTItlCAI. TP.I'ST SKK.KS TO being valued at JiiOll. How he got I'AI'T DKAFTS VKTO MF.SSAGKS . DISSOI.VK I'KACKAIH.V. , aB far as Cottage drove with tlie ON TWO MKASI'KKH. WVSHINGTOV ue 1" Prefer- police looking everywhere for him Is resident Tal't expects that Hie lrafts of his veto messages on tlie rizona-Now Mexico statehood and ,vool revision hills .will be completed ,,a,.tim.lt of Justice, uccording to lu jofore his departure for Washing! .in j,,,.,,,.,,,,,,, Biven out tu(av. some omoriow. He is working on them;,,,,,,, ,hal lnin.lB Attorney-General ''"'V' .. ... Wlckerslinm's approval is to 'io aft ..May Isit Oregon. !a,iopted. A number of tentative President lalt .lelinltely decided , , ve b sbmitted to him. n vltilt the Ptwlllf. l'iuit 111 u fn 1 iccordlng to iiuthejitic White House I nl'oi'nintion today. He will person-, illy attend the ground breaking oxer- There wil he a social dance at the Ises at the San Francisco exposition ! Mal,ca,Pe hall this, Saturdav, cven ilte. It is understood he will also ,.,,,, ,mlli,,. Admission risit Oregon and Washington. 1 cents, " o Ti:PIIHXSO MIST Ti:i,l, HOW Secure your souls via Barnard's II K WAS KI,K( Ti:i SIOXATOH. B.My stug0 fi , office corner WASIIIXCTON'. Aug. 12. The new nulo stage lino to Jlarshfield. Senate will Investigitle tlie election 1 Koso and Washington. dtf Our New Fall Goods in Ladies' and Misses Suits and Cloaks We already have an elegant assortment of Suits and Cloaks in the Now Kail Cooils. Tor proper lines, quality, style and price, these goods are a surprise to everyone. We have selected these on the theory that KoKfhui'K ladies should be able to buy suits in Roseburg, and we guar antee a perftvt (U to everyone and that your suit or cloak will not bo duplicated. MII.I.IM-MiV The soft ftlts and tailored hats are coming in, which, together with the dress hats, nre ilie most beautiful styles shown for many seasons. Hair 4 Ji mm Is, Shell (mhhIs, Novelties iind Hand lings. Our assortment in this line of New Fall Goods is also beautiful and full. Come In, we are glad to "show, you." The Leader HAIR. AND SCALP TREATMENT FACIAL. MASSAGE I This Store Is The Home Of The I W--W--W Permanently I Insured Ring We sell this ring for the reason that we know It to be tlie best in the world. Aft-'r thorough comparison, we know that the VY-W-W Guaran teed ring is so good that we can sell it with the utmost confidence. We know that if we sell you a W-W-W Ring, either for yourself or for a gift., it will give the wearer everlasting pleasure. We want you to see this ring that we are Talking about In order that you mav convince yourself that the W-W-W Ring Is the ring for you to buy. A. Sp HUEY Roseburg's Leading Jeweler or l' nil I'd States Senator Isaac Stephenson, of Wisconsin, soon. A resolution providing for investiga tion passed today, us the result of an Investigation by the Wisconsin legis- Inture, which found evidences of bribery and irregularities and de- nianded that the Senate take up tlie matter. AP! i.l. ATION OP ItAII.UOAIt TO ISFVISK ItATKS IIKMKII. WASHINGTON, Aug. 12. The Interstate Commerce Commission denied today the application r the buggy and harness at Koseburg. Af Spokane. Portland, Seattle Hallway , ei) n arrost with the buggy and Company, which sought to establish harness in his possession Smith told rates between California points and Btorv to the Sheriff and others Poitsvllle, Idaho, and Crass Valley, ( i,i. h indicates that be knows who .iiouuiliu, lower man me lines ill ei- red to intermediate points the same territory. MOKGAX I'AII .-.iMn.MM TO COXTKOI. STF.F.I. on PI T. WASHINGTON, Aug. 12. The Stanley committee was told today by W. C. Teninle. who helned engineer ing to carry out Its own dissolution rather than take chances with the courts. Ihe electrical trust has af fected a compromise with the D .SOCIAL DAXCll. HAIR DRESSING MANICURING ltOSKIU'HG Til IKK MAY I 1 liMSII Ml ItHKIl CI.KW, .Man Who Stole Dr. llrilmflcld'H Itlg K it ,.,,.,,.,, K1(,(1 ', ''" ' "' 1 Or. I Solution of tile murder of the Hill family in Portland may be the result of it story which has been toid by n man who says his name is Harvy Smith and who was arrested In thit fir, - H rhurte of stenllne a horse ronim tted t ie Hill muricr. He says that a friend of his killed the 11111 ramily and the story has been transmitted to the Portland no- uce. A notebook round in the pocket f ,he prisoner leads the Marshlield officials to the beller that their prisoner is named lligge instead or Smith. The notebook. which the unaceoutiinhie I'OltMKH A KM V M'ltSK SI'CAKS OX TKMI'K.HAXCK. Miss Annie Kolibius. nurse in the l S. Army for three years, gave an illustrated lecture, on the Philippines at tlie llaptlst Church Friday even ing. Shu brings u collection of instru ments of warfare, shellB, bamho, cloth and various other things, showing the wonderful handiwork or the na tives. Also another object of special interest Is a young lady dressed In national costume. For ten years Mlsa Itobhins has been In W. C. T. U. work, and she brings first-hand Information of the temptations surrounding our soldier boys In reference to tho drink traffic in the Philippines, where she spent lone and a half years. Her lecture is ifull of keen points, showing close ob servation and wide exiierience, and needless to say, she never falls to captivate her audience. Sunday afternoon she will speak at the Itoggess school house on South Deer Creek, and Sunday evening at the Methodist church in Koseburg. No admission charge, but an offering will be taken, X. X. .Hon. O. P. Coshow went out to bis ranch beyond Glide this afternoon to spend a couple of days with bis family who are enjoying an outing there. F. T. Johns, who has lived with hiF j parents three miles soulh of town for i the past year, leaves tonight for J Portland, where be expects to engage In business. ! Hon. A. F. Stearns was oer from I Oakland on business this morning. He thinks tlie announcement of a I railroad line from Kugene to the coast probably foreshadows the building of another line from some point In this county. Mr. and Mrs. I.. A. Powers and son. of Harrington, III., arrived here this evening to visit with Assessor and Mrs. F. I,. Calkins. .Mr. Calkins and Mr. Powers were close friends in their younger days, but this Is th first time they have met In about '' years. -n- .1. II. Harris, Myrtle Creek; Win Muxton. Hrockway; Norman Ag'e, Wlnstons: Al Kent. Klkton: Mr. and Mrs. K. M. (loodtnan, .lames Inman Looking Glass: K. II. Laugh, S. Case- beer. O. C. Drown. Deer Creek: I". S Hlakely. Hocklauil. were among tin Koseburg visitors today. (;. YV. I'.urnelt, the local agent, de llvered a Kurd automobile to a pur chaser at Voncalla Friday. Two othe:s arrived here this evening and will oe delivered to A. C. Marsters and A. I. Bradley. One of these was for the winn-r of The lievlew's contest hut Mrs. Heard waived her light lo the first machine to arrive and will receive hers the coming week. Ihe fourth car of this shipment now being on tlie way between here mid Seattle. Attack I.Ike Tigers. In fighting to keep the blood pu 'o tlie white corp scles attack disea' EerniR like tigers. Hut often genus multiply so fast the little fighters are overcome. Then see pimples, bolls, eczema, salt rheum and sores multi ply and strength and appetite fa l. This condition demands Klectrlc Hit ters to regulate stomach, liver ami ! kidneys and to expel poisons from the blood. "They are the best biood purifier." writes C. T. Budahn, of Tracy, Cal., "I have ever found." They make rich, red blood, strong ' nerves and build up your health. Try 'them. 00c at all druggists. GALLS IT A BLUFF Federation Head Says llarriniao Lines Won't Fight 0 LONDON STRIKERS llCTORS Ovmvoik Ends Lite of Congressman Loadcoslager Pope Suffers dnuibrr R'ljpse (Special to tho Kvening Review). SAN FKANC1SCO. Aug. 11. That tho Southern Pacitlc wlil bluff but won't tight was the opinion expressed today by Karnest Kegulna, president of the western division of the Feder ated Shop Kmptoyes of tho llarrlman lines. He saitl: "Our nrgaiiizaliim includes more than pr cent of the shopmen. Should we fall to secure the demands tor short i' r hours and higher wag oh when the committee goes to Chicago and New York, roads employing 20, tmu men will be forced lo stop run ning. I um confident tho companies won't let us strike. They'll bluff to the last moment." Itl.OOhY ItlOT MAItKS STItlKK OK (.1. ASt.OW CAKMKX. GLASGOW, Scotland, Aug. 12. Five persons are dead and scores of others Injured hero today ns the re sult of desperate rioting whlcli marked tin strike of the municipal carmen. The battle progressed in the principal streets until troops were poured Into the city. Then every body was driven from the thorough fares. .OXIItlX STItlKKUS, .11 llll, ANT AT Vl( TOltV, nUTl'itX TO WOISK. LONDON, Aug. 11. Jubilant be cause the peace efforts of tho Hoard COMING! Roseburg, Tuesday, August 15 One Jolly Night Under A Big Tent Lewis&CIark's Great Western Show 50 People Presenting The Cattle King The Very Best Traveling Band in America Majestic 10 viece Orchestra of Trude have gained them most of their demands, strikers by (he thou sands who bad paralyzed London's trade, returned to work today. Food and Ice is being moved ahead of 'ill other commodities to relieve a near famine. The cargoes of many ships were found studied. Lightermen gel a lU-hnur day and an increase of - per cent In wages. Dockers and teamsters also gain an Increase in pay. Over 100,000 workmen nre benefitted by the terms of settlement. COXCiltKSSMAX LOllKXSI.A(;KU JOINS SKXATOU I'KYK. CAMDKX, N. J., Aug. II. Con gressman Henry C. Loudenslagor died today at Pautsboro of a general breakdown caused by campaigning. Mr. Loudenstager bad been in the harness for nearly ;to years, for It wan In 1SS2 that be was elected clerk of Camden County. Itefore that time be was engaged in business In Phila delphia for about ten years. ll served ns County Clerk, being re-, elected for nearly nine yearn, then, having an ambition to sit In Con gress he ran during the campaign in which members were to be elected for the Fifty-third Congress. He w-s elected and has since been elected In every succeeding campaign, so that he enjoyed the distinction of having been a member of ten consecutive Congresses. , .Mr. LondeiiKlugor was secretary of the Republican Congressional cam paign committee and has played an Important part in all the Republican National and state campaigns for the past 20 years, lie was also a mem ber of the committee on naval affairs of the House of Representatives. POPi: HAS AXOTIIKU IIKI.APSK; IIKAItT NTI.WI.ATKI. HOME, Aug. 11. The Pope snr fered a slight relapse during the night. Physicians again adminis tered caffeine, strengthening the heart action. They ordered the Pope not to attend to any church busi ness. Sl'XDAV AT TIIK CIU'IICHUS. The union service In the courthouse yard will begin promptly lit 7: IS p. in. These survives are well pleasing to the public. If you wish to enjoy a line open air meeting come tomor row evening. Morning services at the different churches as follows: Christian, Hev. J. N McConnell, pastor. Sunday school lit 10 a. in.; preaching at 11 o'clock; subject, "The First and the Last." llaptlst, Hev. W. II. Enloti. pustor. Itegular morning services. Tlie pustor will preach. Presbyterian, Hev. J. K. llnrkhnrt, pastor. Salibath school at 10 a. in.; morning worship at II, subject of sermon, "Two Estimates or Lire." Young people's meeting at fi::il) p. m. Prayer mooting on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. You nre cor dially Invited to uttend all or these services. Come and bring a Mend. Christian Science. Services at 11 a. m., and every Wednesday al S p. m. Subject for Sunday, Aug. 13. "Soul." Also conduct reading room 111 same building, which Is open every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, from 2 p. m. to 4 p. m., where tlie Itlblo and Christian Science literature nuiy bo rend, or purchased If desired All are Invited lo attend tho services and visit the reading room. Methodist ICplseopnl, llnv. K. Olln Eldrldge, pastor. Preaching at 1 1 a. in., subject. "Musculnr Christian ity;" and at K p. in.. Miss Annie A. Itobhins. formerly of Manila, at pres- nt National lecturer and organizer or the W. C. T. V. Sunday school at! 10 a. in,; Junior League ut ,1 p. m.; Kpworlh League at 7 p. in.: prayer meeting Thursday evening ut X" o' clock. Excellent music under the direction or Prof. Fory. You are cordially Invited. MctliiHliHl r.plsropnl, Solllh. Hev K. M. Mears. pastor Sabbath school al 10 u. in.; preaching by the pastor at 11 a. in.; mid-week prayer service at 8 p. in. Wednesday. You will find a cordial welcome at all of the services of the church. Portland Telegram: (ieoige .llldson Klpg, ot Toledo, O.. field iiocietury of the American Direct ' Legislation League, passed yesterday In Ihls city visiting men prominently Identified with the Oregon system, including representatives of organized labor The purpose of Mr. Kings visit to tills city at this time Is personally io studv the Initiative and referendum and recall provisions of Ihe Oregon statutes, preliminary to going to Cali fornia, where he will deliver u num ber of addresses In advocacy of thoj adoption, al a special election Oc tober 12. of the same measures of popular legislation In I bat slate. Leaving Portland. Mr. King will go to Itosehurg, enroute to San Fran cisco, where he will make n particu lar studv of the recall us It lias been applied In the attempted removal from office of Circuit Judge Coke. low lo Avoid lOss of Time. Cuts and bruises may be healed in about one-third the time rfiiiilr.nl by the usual treatment by applying Chaiiiberliiln's Liniment. It Is an antiseptic and causes such Injuries lo heal without maturation. Tins liniment silo relieves soreness of the muscles and rheumatic pulns. For sale by all dealers. C i viii i :n ;r Ris ;ka i: OK KIRST WIKK AGAINST Ki'sriciors ciiilorkx. i 111" OltKtiON CITY, Aug. 1 seven grown-up children expressing l.Ull.,f tl.l.t lltuif IlWttll.tl- (11,1 llltt .11.. I u natural death. John T. Krlel, u' wealthv rancher of Cherry villi, whose i, tir'i.t i.r'ii.. nf ihr.. m.tntliti nursed the tlrst wire durlug her lust H" " !'' foulrt point to with illness, stands heavily iirmed nightly V'UW: and nil 1 ask In return Is that at the grave to prevent exhumation:''1 city show substantial apprecia of tho body tiou by giving the building Its patron- The second Mrs. Friel, who was .., , ,, . n ., Miss Luella Wilson, of Portland, a I trained nurse, pleads with her hus- band to permit her stepchildren t"lthu V(.ttr ,,, property at the cor- ilisinter tne oouy ot tneir motner, . , 1H8l, llnu (,lls8 Htre,tH. The that their suspicions may he proven bllndim will contain 72 rooms and false, but the aged rancher Is obdur- r ,, o( ., wn have been en ate, 'gaged by Intending tenants. Mr. Worn out by his constant vigils atierkv hopes lo secure renters for the cemetery, Friel siivr that bo will (,e remaining rooms by Ihe time the tight to the lust to prevent exhuma- building Is completed and ready for tlon of the body by anyone stive thetuccupancy, which will be un or about coroner. He fours, he said, that his. January 1, 11)12. children Intend lo Inject poison In; The contract tor the building was the body to holster their charge. Tho let In Portland Friday by Mr. Perkins nurse, they say. was lured by their to C. YV. Arthur & Sou. a prominent father's wealth to wed him less than, linn of Portland and of high stand three months after their mother's: Ing In the Northwest, where they death last February jhave been identified with many Ini- Setting forth their fears or the 1 1'ortnnt building projects. Tho con perpetration or the alleged plot or the tractors will arrive hero next Mou seven children. Mr. and Mrs. Fr,. day and slart work at once. A rorco conferred Willi attorneys here today "r '""J wl 1 1',,"'r ,"" ",lH 1l"'",U,"f"1 and engaged them to Hie suit alleging V"''"''" ' ' 'ices and ''"'lllbery, slander against all the children I preparatory o;r ng for tho 'OI K HOYS OK (IOOI) KAM1I.IHS AltltKSTKI) I'Olt FOl' I, Mt'llDKK. GADSDEN. Ala. Aug. 11. l.ulher Thompson. Joseph Saiilsberry, Wiley Cotortli and C. F. Curvln. each or whom belongs to a rMtumnr ill this section, was given a prullinlu a ry hearing today on Ihe charge of murdering Nicholas Shcnt7.cn, the tierman hermit miner who was robhcil and killed at Alioona several weeks ago. Tho murder was one of the most atrocious In the history of IIiIh county. The victim was beaten to death on the night before be had In tended leaving for his old homo 'n (lermany. The body, decapitated, was hidden under ills rnhin. where It was found the following day. Immedlnte- "ii.v unci llie IllUiUfi I lit? Mill! .tuiiutn W.ustiecled of the crime visited llur- mlugliam and aro suld to have spent considerable money. ItHAI, lisTATK THANSI'KKS. W. L. Cobb, et al, to J. Henry Hoot h. $:ion; lots u mid 0, block 10, Miller's Add lo Itosehurg. Estate Floyd Weaver to .1. II. Har ris, $2110; 1 -lit 1 1 Interest ill John W. Weaver 1). L. C, :i miles west of Myrtle Creek, except 17 acres. OKKliOX NEWS. Dr. F. W. Van Dyke, a prominent physician or Grunts Pass, died Friday utter a short illness. He was the first Mayor or Grants Pass. Itrynii Shirey, a 12-year-old hoy. was drowned Friday In the Coburg mill pond while bathing. An Excellent Itemed)' for Dlinrboea. An ordinary case or dlarrlioeu can. as a rule, be cured by a slnglo dose or Chamberlain's Colli:, Cholera and Diarrhoea Hemedy. This remedy lias no superior ror bowel complaints For sale by all dealers. C WILLAMETTE VALLEY and ' Southern Oregon Day at the CENTENNIAL JUBILEE Astoria, Oregon THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1911 The Ccntcutii.il Celebrates the One Hundredth Anniver sary of tlie first White Settlement in the Northwest. Spectacular Marine and Military Pageant Program for the day will include Young American's Parade in the afternoou, Drill in the cveuinj;, Indian War Dances, Kite Flying Contests and Concerts by ICllery's Hand. PACIFIC COAST REGATTA The Greatest Aquatic Kvent to be Held in the West, Tor Willamette Valley and Southern Oregon Day at the Centcuial, the SOUTHERN PACIFIC will sell round trip tickets, August 16th, from all points at One Fare to Portland Plus $3.00 good for return up to and including August 24th. For further particulars apply to any Southern Pacific Ageut or write to VM. McMURRAY General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon PKRKIXS III ILItlNG TO ItK COMPLKTKO UY JAM'ARY Finest Oltlce Hlructmv in Oregon nntMliti nf lWtliii.ri Venllit of CnutrnctorN. "I um going to give ttosenurg a building to which any city or many "hV '"' " 1 , , . ,.. .,.. In these words J. . Perkins thlB "..', ,, ,h ..... structuro which lie proposes to erect .Mr. Perkins declined to, state Ihe contract price, but he .admitted that It was In tho neighborhood of $40, OUfl. "A number of the lending I building firms or the state submitted bids ror the work, said Mr. Perkins. "'"''1 'I1" u," l'ented by Arthur 3"11 ' 11(" U'V ma' 1 "10 ,'w,et ' m ,u0111lllll,1Ce with their wishes I must decline to mnke their hid public. 1 will say, however, that they figured at actual cost and no more. Their reason for this Is thiil they see n groat Held lor busi ness In Southern Oregon and to Intro duce their work to prospective build ers they decided, that It would ul'j- nialely pay them well to contract tor in v building without Imniedlule prolll:. All or the contractors who competed in the bidding agreed that the build ing which I um to erect will be the finest mid most up-to-date structure of lis kind In Oregon outside of Portland." The building will occupy llie fuil 102 feet of rrontuge or the site on Cass street. It will extend back into the property for a distance of 70 root, iui'lng Hose street on tho east and an alley on the west. The Cass and Huso sheet sides or the building will be raced with cream white pressed brick. The building will he equipped Willi sloani heat, electric lighting and an elevator. There wlil be hot anil cold water In every room, the main street entrance and toilets will be Mulshed lii marble and all Intermediate windows will he fltt-jl with prism glass. In other respects also the building 111 Its appointments will bo strictly modern. Accused of Stealing. E. E. Chamberlain, of Clinton, Me., boldly accuses Hucklen's Arnica Salve or stealing the sting from burns or scalds Ihe pain from sores of all kinds tho distress from bolls or plies. "It robs cuts, corns, bruises, sprains and injuries ot their terror," he says, "as a healing remedy Its equal don t exist." Ouly 25c ut all druggists.