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Newspaper Page TextDOUGLAS COUNTY'S INEXHAUSTABLfi NATURAL RESOURCES AND CLIMATIC ADVANTAGES MAKE IT THE MOST ATTRACTIVE FOR HOMESEEKERS AND INVESTORS. PROFITABLE INVESTMENT Advertiser! get pood return! from n DouncemenH placed in lire spera th Daily and Twick-a-wsii Kihsw. Tr them there's none other to good. KEEP WELL POSTED On the current eveuta nf tl.e world'i prounwa by rea lm the Duly Kivitw Delivered by carrier, 50 ce:'s a montli ROSE BURG VOL. XIV. HOKK1UKG, OKEGON, WEDNESDAY KVKMMi, Al Gl ST 1(1, No. 141. Review Iafantry and Cavalry Attack Liverpool Strikers SITUATION CROWING WORSE Willi 200,000 M Already Idlr, Wall. Oat of Railroad Employes Is Dae Tooigbt .11 DSOX KIX; 1'ltAISES TIIK OltKGON SYSTEM. Nuliimol Hcfc.vndu.u liCi.gtlc I turor Visils Oregon and Gets Fuels at l-'lrl llauii. IS GUNT Special to the Evening Review. L1VKHPOOL, Auk. Hi. Today brought no cessation of strike rioting here. Order was restored temporar ily after Inriintry troops tired a vol ley and the eavalry charged. Two rioters were killed and the n.ob dis persed. Thousands of freight handl ers are awaiting orders to strike anil the situation is growing worse. Utiilrouil Men Evpo-tcil li .loin Strike. LONDON. Aug. I il. Complying with the idiuest of the Hoard of Trade, Premier Asiitiltlt today con vened cuhiliet 111 e! r.iordinary si ., sloli to discuss the strikes racking ail England. It was uuoliti'ially slated that the governinelit will summon the royal engineers to operate the rail roads if the cabinet doesn't succeed In averting u general railway strike. The war otlice Is preparing for vigorous action. A strike of all amalgamated railway employes, which would tie up all railroads, will be declared tonight, it is feared. In the various strikes over 2UO.OOU men are out. The London water works authorities were compelled today to obtain permits from the strike lead ers in order to obtain a supjily of coal and avert a water famine. AMEKICAX MISSIONARY DIES IN VOLCANIC ElilT'TIOX. TOKIO, Aug. 111. At least one American. Rev. Hall, Jr.. a mission ary, was killed in the eruption of Ml. Asun.ayamn volcano, also two Jap anese. A number of Japanese were Injured. The li 1st reports of heavy deaths were erroneous. COMMITTEE NAMED TO I'ltOF.E ST E I ' 1 1 H X SO N ' S 1 1 1 . HI T I ON . WASHINGTON. Aug. 10. Chair man Dillingham, of the Senate elec tions committee, today appointed Senators lleyburn. Sutherland. Ilrad lev and I'avnliT as a sub-committee to Investigate Senator Stephenson's election, ilcyburn was made chair man. stviehood nil. I. to UK drawn TO SI IT 1'HESIDEXT. WASHINGTON. Aug. 16. T'ie House committee on territories to day appointed a sub-conimitlee of live members to confer with the Senate territories committee on the New Mexico-Arizona statehood situation, with a view In framing a romprnm'se bill, which will pass both Houses and which Tart will sign. A majority of the House committee at first favored the passage of the present bill. In cluding the judiciary recall, over the Taft veto, but a compromise was tln nlly accepled to assure the territories of statehood nt this session. George Judson King, of Toledo. Jhio. lecturer foV tl.e National Ref erendum Leagur. arrived here Tues day evening and left this morning for California. Mr. King has been study ing the initiative and referendum 111 South Dal. ola. Montana. Washington and Oregon, while enroute lo Cali fornia to aid In the campaign for Hie adoption of this system ill that state. He stopped here to learn al first hand the facts regarding the proposed re call of Judge Coke, and was much surprised lo learn thai this matter has been discussed far more in Port land than here. He readily found, what lin been generally known here from the start, that while many be lieve that Judge Coke erred, it was i conscientious blunder and without ulterior motive. Therefore It Is not a case that would justify a recall, and has so been considered by a very large percentage of our citizens. Mi. King Is a linn believer ill the recall of Judges, us well as other pub lic officials who are derelict In their ollicial duties or who serve oilier than the public Interests. Yet the recall, is well as the Initiative and referen dum, should be used intelligently .ml not abused. This, he finds, the Oregon people seem to be entirely apalde of doing. While 111 Portland Mr. King was pioted by the Journal thus: "Oregon's Initiative, referendum and recall system Is the most pettei-t one adopted ill this country and is the admiration of all friends or popu- 'ir I'ltvt't-lllllHtlf In Montana, tor Instance, It re-1 lulres from ." lo 8 per cent of the .uters In two-fifths of the counties of '.he slate to Initiate a measure. This is expensive and because ot It the j direct election of Senators measure ' lias fail 'd to pass. 1 IIiih "The I.I. crests'- View II. "1 couldn't get by Oregon on my way to California. I'm surprised to liud the air here still holds oxygen, i he ground produces crops, the peo ple seem a good sort, with no an tirchv nrevailing. because V. Ilol- iiiau. ill Chicago, recently painted a most direful picture of your sad plight. I thong!', perhaps Hie people would vote the . :ate Into the Pacific Ocean before 1 could get out here, i I liud, what I had expected to be the case that Is that political has boons, j corporal Ions lawyers and sundry . oilier gentlemen separated from the public crib are the only ones alarmed about the initiative and referendum In Oregon. I find your people are probably the most. Intelligent and wide awake on political questions in any stale I have visited in the past year. The people of Oregon are next:' you're learning the lost art of self government." Referring to the matter of the pro pose d amendment ,to the Initiative law requiring a majority of all votes cast at. the last election to amend the constitution of a state or to ini tiate a measure, he said: "Actual experience has proven this to be the worst joker that can be put in an initiative and referendum amendment. In 12 states no aniend- nn.ni in the constituiion can oe adopted without a majority of all votes cast and as Professor Dodd. ill ills excellent work. "The Revision and Amendment of State Constitu tions.' slates it Is practically Impossi ble for these states to amend their (institutions because the Ignorant ' and careless voters are. In effect, j counted, against every proposition nut to a vote and so ignorance, and There's nothing so good for a sore not Intelligence, rules the state, throat as Dr. Thomas' Kclectic. Oil. j "When In Oklahoma 1 found busi Cures II 111 a few hours. Relieves ncss men and citizens generally dis anv pain In nnv part. gusied wlih Ibis provision in their L Oivg. "How is iKasi?" .Mr. Jas. J. Hill Felicitates Growth of State must. union and thoy all tell me H has minUt the Initial. ve a dead letter land killed its inilnenee. It it a df I vice of machine polltirinnt, and should bo voted down. Oregon' Faint in K11M. OreKOii regarded in the KIuk wax aHkt'd. "It Is very intHivKtint.' he re plied. "I have lieen in 10 or K states stnre 1 was here in November and Oregon has become k notiyiiujus for the initiative and referendum. Everywhere you are praised by the common people and every citizen who wants to see direct government pre vail; everywhere you arr denounced by the sort of men who elected Loii mer to the Semite. liyt as the ratio hIiiikIm it hour 10 to 1 . I hp rt'iiiitatioti of Oregon is reasonably safe and will With Oolj' 5 Per CCllt (if Afta L'SCd, U till I lit. I futility. . , "You have succeeded, first, because MillilDS MuiC Ol .SCllltIS you have the best system yet adopt-' etc ed: second, because of your public UD hi SlippOU'd spirited citizenship that cannot he bought, nor fooled, nor scared. ; "The progress of our movement '.' ' Well, the rapid spread of the Oregon r&nnclnl to Ihn Evening Review). Ifn ran help win the prize by hewing to I It I (lie line lOiiiKeu (Mil i.v mis i.-.-.i,-inent League, and llle promise .of the future thai cheers and stimulates you , to new effort today will be abund antly fulfilled." I 1 La Grande, Or., was chosen last night as liie place for the next ait llllal meeting of the Oregon Develop : iiient League will be held i ALSO ATTACK 111) RV MAJORS; SI IK ...AY Dili IplcNN on Cot, Convalescing: l-'roiu Oitcrnlion, bill Scrcnim Itrlug Help ii Time. I SALI'TM, Or.. Aug. 1,1. Still more The spring meeting '""'" '" '( " ( ..i-i.,i Medferd. and tin POSSIBILITIES UNBOUNDED before reported, it became known to the Sheriff this tnomli.K that Kd. M.ijorH, the negro who uttacked two women In West Salem yesterday, made a third attack which wan un- nieettng October 2 and 3 will be he'd at (turns. Or. The League today re-elected Theo- iltii-u It VViI.'mv of Pm-t huul It i-il- dent. KesolutionB condemning the known until the report was sent in referendum against state education),! ""J; tl , . , . . ' n.....-niir.uti.tr niti.ni.wi i Ktlle Baker. 1 ; years old, lying on u cot, convalescing from a iter! mis uxt'V M li'lin-' Mlkix ritlWl-: mintlm! operation, was the victim oi WKAI.TIIIKST .WHO!. tliis assault. Her father. Churl i taker, was away and her mother had PARIS. Aug. Mi That Tace suit l ie gone for supplies. ASTOKIA, Or.. Aug. 16. Tlio feature of today's session of t he Ore gon Development League was . the reading of a leter from James J. Hill, the railroad magnate. The let- l,.e it.liotllt ll.tr Hill. II I lilt 111 Dili ' the an . even more pays big dividends In human happi ness and material prosperity is capa ble of abundant proof, according to the officials and lenders of the Mal Ihiifian Society of Knime. which met in annual convention in f'arfs today. I'rance, with the lowest birth rale of any civilized nation, Is now and has been for years, It is asserted, the richest country or tlte world in pro portion to population. I Vr Capita Wen I lii $1 HI'J. Some Interesting statistics are pro Majors entered the house and dis covered the young girl. He asked If her husband was at home. She an swered in the negative and he told her, on her response, what his Inten tions were. ; IiI'm Comlithtft Critical. At thai she began to scream fran licallv. Regard loss of her screams the negro started lo attack her, when footsteps were heard on the porch and the negro fled as one of the voting girl's relatives entered the Portland Coal Dealer Arrested on BEARS ON ALASKAN AFFAIR Interior Sicrelary Fisbct Talks on Northern Situation Wiley Raps Colleagues plan may he indicated by the fact Ihat 111 the legislatures of 1111 amendments were Introduced lu IS and carried lu S, the others being defeated by very close margins In most cnseH. It Is to the West and id ine .(.mage ui un (uncus. ......... ,.,, uf i, hii,. nun torecasl nig , , , ." , r . ' ", , i,.,in a result of this visitation ered by foolish traditions and ,, ,, ... h,i,i,,, ,,,,. was '''l' Ihei'V. the noted h ) '" 'V.", '.!'' ' cestor worship that we must look for iiimj.s. .political economist, on this suiijecl. ' y"" , "." , Hie salvation ol tin American repuh- ' l""mt' , ,.s is ihe total or the c. lined physicians believe that alio may be 1. ere a re ... fr Id Tl lev '"' w-1 Mi ,"r" private fortunes of Kruno was U',- "' 'K''ir i'r today, when yisler- depend upon tl. "... Jv.. and thev do l.al...a.s. Uou.ooo.lH,.,. Now It Is 1.17.4 .111.- -'' '""""" I heir own Ihlnklug to a greater ex-1 "The stale of Oregon has a big .too. nun, mid Ihe gain lu wealth has covery. . ,.. ... . i.ilv.niiace lii the race for orosneril v . i r,..- i.,.,..l ..r il... ii.,.i...iu,. in West l avors Surgery. ' Tall miil'xri.oiia '""d devolpu.ent which Is reflected ill j population, ir Ihe prhale wealth of Although HI In bed today with an! Sneaking ol Taft and the Arizo in the dual character of this occasion. ,. republic wen. distributed, each allack of pleurisy liover.ior est ,.tir Mi- Kim. unhi- "siioiilil It marks ihe centeiinlnl ol the loiiiHl-,f iiu, ;i!i.L7 S.tMio Inhabilanls. men. siioug.) Arizona fall to secure siatehood il lug of this flourishing and enterprls-; wim.n nd children, would have $ I . would be a misfortune for Arizona, ing city. It murks the culmination 4C2 worth of properly. Counting blessing lor the rest of the 01 organized enori uir me j.eveiop-; four to a family nils woiini give earn I-reach luiniiy loriune 01 ..in. No other llatiou call approach these figures, nor 1b there any oilier country in which wealth is so evenly but countrv, because it would center the men. 01 me nuie 01 ..(.. ,..K,.... uttention ot the whole Nation upon cent state that has been stirred to i.n..ii nrnrm l hiive i-r..ni r..sne.t fresh il il tl larger activity by the mid confidence ill a large percentage labors of tills development league. natural Inheritance l , divided as III l-'raltce. Swollen for ltaiiklng Tt Ii lu the I'nlon ! tlllla.H ,.,, few in Hie l-'renrb republic, 'gon Is a giant even anioug Mll extreme poverty prevails to a communities of Ihe Wesi. ; ,.ss,.r extent than In any oilier laud. is as large us all New The disciples ol' Malthas attlibule all i.r the indues of our cooiilrv. hut big lour business has captured most of the princely. strategic courts. Many judges are In size. Or two or tllj-ee generations behind Ihe the great .iw.D..i nf ttw.ii- tit..., ....a uiiv- 'You Her ar.-a shall not have what you desire, but K.ngland Willi South Carolina added, this lo the ll.ullailon ol population what we choose lo give you.' It is one half as great again us the i urged by the great I'lngllsh econo- -llils causes discontent with the lurkish l-.lnpire ill r.uiope. n u miHt repudluted any Inliiuatlon Ihat his honor system is at stako, uad that recent assaullH ugaliist women by a paroled prisoner would create public sentiment against the parole system us It Is now exercised. tiovor. .or West repealed his fiu iner assertion that he advocated steriliza tion or such criminals as Majors. West's condition Is such that he probably will be compelled lo renin III in bed tomorrow and possibly longer. as It Is dlMici.lt to ascertain lost how severe the preselil allack might be His Curry County, trip will be postponed. (Special to the Kvenlng Heview). l'OUTl.AND, Or., Aug. HI. John Mullock, president of Lunge & Bul lock, incorporated, formerly president of the Sesnon Coal Company, of Seattle and Alaska, was arrested In his olllces here today on a l-'ederal warraat charging li In. with defraud-' lug the (level anient out of f.iu.ooil on coal contracts. He was secretly Indicted at Tacoina by llle Federal grand jury Saturday night. This Is the first criminal prosecu tion us the result of the controversy between Attorney-General Wlcker slium and Delegate James Wicker sham of .Alaska. The delegate charged that llullork and the Mor-guu-tiuggenhelm syudlurto conspired and split the profits. bullock de clares 1.1b I. ...license, says politics is lu the game and that he expected arrest. I'lSIII'.lt SAYS 1'IIIUC OI'IMOX WILL tlOVUHX ALASKA. courts all over the United Slates. 1 I helieve It to be for the best Interests of the courts themselves Ihat they be made responsible to the people. I know of no fairer court than the whole people sitting in judgment: therefore 1 am 111 favor or the recall of judges. 1 never found a Judge worthy of the bench who was afraid of placing this power In the hands of the voters. Mr. Taft Is making a serious blunder when luf proposes lo dictate to a state the form of Gov ernment it Is to adopt." 1)1 I'll). COItDlOll. At the home of his brother-in-law. J. C. MrBrlde. West Washington street, Hoseburg, August 1.1, 1911, K. A. ('order, nged 38 yenrs. of hemorrhage, superinduced by tuberculosis. Mr. Corder was a native of Oak land, this county He was engaged in mining for several years in North ern Josephine County. He leaves the following brothers and sisters: James Corder. of Kellogg: Cale Col der, or Leland: Mrs. J. C. Mcliride. or Koseburg; Mrs. Kva Williams, or Wolr Creek, and Mrs. N. M. Chase, of Hornhrook, Cal. The remains will be shipped lo Wolf Creek Thursday for Interment. This Store Is The Home Of The W-W-W Permanently Insured Ring KAItHIXOTOX. At the Oregon Sol diers' Home. August la, 1911, James Farrlngtoii. a veteran of the Kogue Ulver Indian war of lS'.a ,1ii. aged 76 years. Mr. Harrington was admitted to the Home from HUlsboro in 1901. For the past IS months he had been an Invalid. He leaves a sister at Ultzvllle, Wash. The remains will be shipped lo HUlsboro for burial. were as tlilcKiy seii.eu us . . -.- Working....... Adopt Idea. I sey is today, It would support live lIm ,.,.,.,, v ,.,.,. suicide was million more people than are now (.,lnll .m.piy t the middle ' living 111 all the slates ol the i'l'i"" (,usses. but within the last decade West of the Mississippi Ulver. ,hB WO.klngmen have become con- r.iiippivchilcil rossibllllies. I verted to ihe doctrine, and. unlike "The eastern portion or your staie'the prolelaiiai ol oilier commies, us Is now. for the first lime, being put la rule have only from one lo ihree Into rail communication with the children, lu the last Hi years the markets nf the country. :ll). IIIMI. Iiml ; national wealth of France has In wero spent last year ror railroad con- creased al the rate or J.l.'.t.oou.nou st. action In Oregon. I'nderneutn yearly. When It Is considered thai and .back or all this are great ngri- Ihe population remains stat loiiary. i cultural possibilities which even you and Unit Ibis wealth does not go into 'do nol yet iippreclnte ut their real the coffers of Hie row, as In Anieiica. lvalue. Only .1 per cent ol' the area but la pretty eiiually distributed, the of the slate Is now improved; only material advantages or race suicide about SriO.nilll people are engaged 111 j may be realized. j its cultivation. Yet, 111 addition toj o.mlliy llepluces Quantity, the fruit industry, whose products While the birth rate has rapidly are fatuous in all the inarkets of the decreased during the last decade, .world. Oregon raises more than !.- government slatisllis prove that the imiu.immi bushels of wheat each yen., rate of infant inorialily has more Dairying and the livestock industry j tllin correspondingly decreased. II are capable or almost Indefinite ex- liteiacv has become practically i. (in tension and all forms or agricultural j ,,x!,.nt in France, so that, while industry are sure of an abundant re-: fewer children are born. II Is also ward.. I true thai fewer die in Infancy and "You need set no narrow bounds , those that survive are bettor cared to your future development 11' il is ! (lr ,11M receive heller edncallons. carried out along modern, practical originally the Malthiislan doctrines and scientific lines. Your harbors. ! regarding the limitation or poptlla your pons, your railroads, your com-1 t(m preached and practiced ex- merrial organiznl Ions, all depend , elusively by freethinkers, bill many naturally upon the wealth you take j churchmen, despite lite ban or the out or the ground. Your particular itut linrlt 1-h, are now Interesting advantage lies In the possession oi themselves In the movement F.YKItV LITTLK HIT IIF.I.I'S. UirATTI V Ai.ir 1 Kt.r-rM.urV of ,-fl,.. l.,t.,...r. VI I. FUlH.r left InHav ror the Alaskan Inspection. He will visit the 1'onl roller Hay coal fields. While he admits he has some ideas as to what Is beat tor the Alaskan situ ation, be won't Intimate what the next step of the Administration will iCugene (litard: The Hoseburg- he. Coob May railroad promoters uro still In a speech here lust night the keeping busy Thai will have a good Secretary auld that he would be deal to do with rorclng the Soulhern obliged to confine himself to "glltter I'aiillc Company to make good Its ne generalities." and he did, except ileiiarallon to build to the coast; from for a few striking passages, as when Kngeue. i j he said that public opinion was as o 1 Irresistible us the How of the glaciers Hen North bait sold his soft drink of I'uget Sound's great mountain establishment, opposllu the S. I. de- peaks. Public opinion must govern, pot. to Thomas Mctlovera, of Co- , declared; If It was nol intelligent iinllle. Mr. Nnrtn may engage lu public opinion, then wiser minds business elsewhere lu the city., I should seek to prevent It. v , ' Opposing Views Kxplalneil. ' Itoseburg's city Jail now conlaii.s con. probably the largest ... ... I or . .1 ' Alaska," . said Secretary prisoners ever confined wl hi, its ' Aliiska ag walls at one time All of them i a.e containing priceless treasures. seuleuced I Ills morning who was arraigned was allowed liberty. A third man seeaing 10 nan . il . . -"-'""' UIIIIS. Heroin, .lew in ....... ...c ile of the West, assisted by some al ! lies In the lOnst. are trying to pry think ..i...n the box open with a crowbar. the H'o Iltsi view is incoi lei-i. imii, v.ict.c Is some reason lor neiieviiig ini second view to be partly correct. If MAItltlKII. We sell ibis ring for the reason that' we know It to be the lu st in Hie world. it.-r thorough comparison, we know thnt-the W-W-W Ouurnn teed ring l so good that we can. ell It with the utmost confidence. W e know that if we sell you a W-W-W King, eilher tor yourself or for a girt, It will give the wearer everlasting pleasure. . . l,t ,...,( o- :.re talking about In order we want vou .-j .-- ."- ... . ...... :..,.! Convince vourself that the W-W-W King is the ring for yon to buy. TO WN E TOW X S E M ). A I Gardi ner. Or., Aug. 1.1, 1911. Moses .1. Towne and .Mary Townsend, Itev. J. S. Green oliiriatlng. II F.N DERSON WAGGON Kit. At Gardiner. Or.. Aug. I. 1911. Harry Henderson and F.dna Wag goner. Kev. J. S. Green olliciating. a vi l .1 X KANGEH. Win. r.. I Misamaa and Elizabeth Kunger, al Gardiner. Aug. I a. 1911. Ite. J. j S. Green ollli iallng. ; ii i iti: itooT i:i-:.'.it. move made. The morning niav be gloiunv I Hut the sun will shine, don't fear. lt.it rain or shin", now s Ju-1 the ' I lime , I To trv our Mrewed Hoot lb '-r. THE C.MI'O.I'A CUlEll WORKS. all the murhlnery and experience oi , mi old community together with th" spirit and niiiblllon of the new. and wlih an immense area of the most ' productive land, almost uuloui lied east of the mountains. "If the men of a hundred years j ago could nol dream or this modern I and progressive city where they sell ,a trading post for rurs lu the wnoer j ness or .... uninhabited coast, neither lean we or today foretell the develop l.iieul that the next century is to bring, but we do know that It should, lie Ihe greatest where there Is the lariest store of naiurai resou.cM and where these are open tin1 ' freely to Ihe enterprise of man. You ! I THE HONEIII'lll. HI SI ESS COLLEGE. I Their release was originally ordered because the Justice or the I'eace al Myrtle Creek In coniuilttliig then, from his court, following a light oa Ihe Southern I'n'illr section, failed lo hi Ify the charge. District At torney llrown Inimodlnlely had a n-w warrant of arrest served on Ihe a Greeks on a charge preferred In the It , Ju.it Ice Court lu Hoseburg, and on s, Ihls the trio was senl back to Jail. They were arraigned before Justice Marslers tills aflernoon and their ex anilnalloo was set for Thursday af ternoon, beginning at 2 o'clock. At- Vancouver. It. C. torney .mini i. i.ong win u.-i.-n.i m.- I'rartlcallv all of the Insurance Greeks, who are accused or utlen.pl alisli.K from Hie San Francisco Ing I" kill Section Foreman J. F. ,,ll ,,li.. mill lire lit 10 are now Oliver I two (Il ; uii-i n nun setlled and Hie underwriters reports, whom the prisoners atlack '. Just Issued show n total or 1 1 lis. 7 I :i.- rocks and a Kline n mo"' ..-i.i.;.. .1... I..u. r..,.- I nut. ! I .....I .illll out. .....ui. in.- ,. davH a nuinb'-r of salisfaiilons ol , luilgmenls have he.-n filed and Ihe I calendar Is nearly clean. Vblilns or few webiiing i oinininies. however, are lot nol done. They have banded to- ' John, FrauK and Meull Ihe three Greeks released from county jail In Hoseburg Tuesday nf- Z"',"" ..'. , n o, , le the -Pie of the West wish to open Circuit Court, are again behind bars. Hie treasure box Ihey must nntl key that will unlock It." The Sec retary declared his opposition, to a sweeping leasing plan. GEXEItA L NEWS. Tacoina may soon establish Henry George system of taxation the wishes of the city cominlsslonei's, who are all single lexers, are carried (int. The coioinlsslnners claim thai, I Ihe lax system Is directly responsible ifnr the remarkable prosperity of WILEY LAMENT.-. SOLKiTOH I'AHTIALITY OF M'CAHK. d with cause of a fan- etersou's shoe sale lasls only a days longer. There Is still a big to select from. dlf WASHINGTON', Aug. 18. Com plaining bitterly that his decision that rye whisky could be made from rve was the only case In which he was sustained by Solicitor McCabe, Dr. Harvey Wiley, chief of the Bu reau ol Chemistry In thei Agricultural Department, denounced 'the drug In spection board as a creation which utterly nullified the work of the chemistry bureau und made it Inelll clenl, while testifying before the Douse committee today. Whenever Dr. Diinlap and Dr. Wiley disagreed. McCabe, as the-third member of the board, always sided with Dunlnp. thus overruling two thirds of about l.'iiiu cases which have been prepared at a cost of about $21111 each. A. S. HUEY X Rnsphurs s Leading jeweier 2 Will open Sept. 4 In tl.e Mark.-, building, dav and night school. .Most I reasonable terms offered. Visits ! made anywhere on reipiest tor par ticulars. Procure an eduction a. I home and save a big item of expense j . E. H. HAKHOWS. I dais 3ns W. Lane WE I I'HOLI) our high standard of r-uullty In every article of furniture that we sell. The test, of time has demon strated that. It little mailers how much you may Intend to invest In XEW Kl UNIT! HE I you won't go wrong If you spend It ; here. Furniture like ours Is not to be had everywhere, even at mm h higher prices than we cbarg riniina Heizulets cure onstl pat Ion , ' - i ,nlp thl, Hiomach. stimulate me im-r. yj-x lT Roseburgs Leading Jeweler I L'r,,l!J":r',.,n ,1"'' ."'iT (2b KllL your drugglBt for them. !i.".c a box. Tbe Houaa F.Hloliheri. .-Ilier lo liirce sucli conilia.lles lo p.iy liiclr claim:, or go out of business. Hiiltel liti s, hi thick that they ob cuic the sky. pre Infesting llle for-l-ets between M on t goinerv Creek and Miiruey, Cal. The inserts, which are i.laiiit an Inch lu length, are progress ing sonlhwaid. It is believed tin y an the proline! of a great host of nruiy worms that di si-end.-d on Sis- .'1.1 I ec -nt l Aller ii cniiference Tuesday be tween Vlce-I'resideiil Calvin of the Southern Pacific and a coininlllee representing Die Federated Shop Em ployes, Calvin Informed the loininit tee the railroad could make no con rcsslomi In wages or shop rules. 1 Figures showing that the Great Noiilieru Itallroad In Washington on .lone SO. 1910. WHS Valued Ut $'7.- IIIIM IMIO have I u certified lo heroic Ihe Public Service Ciun n Issloll . News or Hie death lii Germany of Maor Henry Held Huthbonc. mllltaiy aide lo President Lincoln, who. in iiltempling to ib-rcnd Lincoln Hie nlgl.t lie was assassinated, received a riah from Booth, has been received Itatbl.one died In the asylum for Hie criminal Insane where he was In carcerated for murdering bis wife. WANTED! Every lady in Rosclinrjj to attend llie Fall Display of Imported Models and Pattern Hats, Ladies' and Misses' Suits, Cloaks, Waists, Hair Goods, Neckwear, Novelties, Handbags, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, August 17-18-19, 1911. Five live Models in suits, cloaks and hats, Saturday, 7:30-8:30. The Leader HAIR. AND SCALP TB.EATMENT FACIAL MASSAGE HAIR DRESSING MANICURING