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fcOUGLAS COUNTY'S MEXHAUSTAllLfc NATURAL RESOURCES AND CLIMATIC ADVANTAGES MAk IT THK ilOSf ATTfcACTiVK 6ft H6MfiSfcKfcfc$ AND INVESTORS. COMING EVEINTS Roseburg entertains the State Fed eration of Women's Clubs on Oi l. 10-17-18. Rose burg Review INVESTMENTS Of all kinds are best found through "The I'evlew" Want Ad Section. Little adva. bring big re '.urns, because everybody reuJs them. VOL. XIV. ltOSKIUHG, OREGON, MO.MlAV EVENING. OCTOBER 2. 1011. No. 1N1. ADMIRAL SCHLEY STREET 1 Victor of Santiago Drops Dead at 'Age of 72 SERVED 45 YEARS IN NAVY Sirategem of Broolilyin Loop Praised Even by Enemies CoromaDdert Reiki Exposition to Tbe Arctic (Special to tho Evening Review). NEW YORK CITY, Oet. 2. Hear Admiral V'lnlleUl Scott Schley, oil ! of t lie greatest of American naval com manders, dropped (lead In the Btrout here today of heart disease. lie was 72 years of age. C.l.lnv .nmmnnilnil thn '.i .... r:.i. .l..rf ih. .J..,,.,. I this NIU4III UN 111 Vylll'U 11 llllf, ...- ,,.. I DLnun VATl? Mil ntuunu turn uui Ish fleet. Schley caused the Hrooklyi to make the famous loop that brough upon 111 m tho charge of cowardice. Investigation later fully vliulicate.1 his stratagem, c.id to this was added ; only two weeks ago the memoirs of rT one of the Spanish commanders, Klv-' " . Ing Schley praise for the maneuver Triln in Trii M' C HP(!tlflIl 111 of the Brooklyn, explaining that.lt lulul lu 1 ul" ' LRUIUU IU prevented the Sianlsh fleet from es caping. Schley was retired from active ser vice in 1901, three years after the war with Spain. He was born in Frederick, .Md., In 18:19 and entered I Roseburg May be 1000 the naval academy In 1SS6. HU QflfJAI 1ST VOTE S LARCE , lul1 ln ,l,e cl,y' career lu the navy covered a period I ViU H"L. Unpd u) belli Ml ator, received 201 votes, 'out of a p(rPM I grand total f 117". in the four pre-. I II elncts embracing the city of Hose-' burg. His vote In the city proper, however, was probably much betow that number, the ward boundaries of the city cutting oft a great deal of the territory Included in the Joint city mid county precincts. The more anient ones among the Socialists pre dict tho election of their candidate. While this view is not snared by others. It is certain that the Socialist vote will cut a bigger figure In to day's election than lu any other ever ,1 career lu the navy covered a period! of 45 years and was one of unusual brilliance, lie left the academy in time to participate in many of the notable Civil suppress six years later he participated in the uttuoLr nn tlin Sulun Itlvi'l forts ill Korea. One of tho most brilliant j aehieveini.nls of his entire carivri came when lie commanded the Oreely relief exiieditlnn to the Arctic region I and rescued Lieutenant Oreely and vote in the history of the city 1b being out was l)r. K behind Micelll is a ma jority of the conservative business element of the city. The campaign in his behalf haB been conducted In ,le naval engagements of the ' MlCelli, F0T MaW. LOOKS Like W .OlUr, an influential way, without brass War. In Ixu.l he helped to i band effect. The heaviest taxpayers ess a revolution lu Salvador, and j ' Willi WifflDiny Leading til .of the city are supporting his candi dly Recorder dnay unci the linger of victory seems to bo pointing to lilin. Doctor llouck. it will be remem bered, ran for mayor In 1907, and was defeated by 123 votes, out of t whir will nrol.nhlv be the largest total of 623. Ills successful oppon V. Hoover, who re- iv d,,i-i-U'ru in ih frozen north. In ...,u,i ... t,iv'a nt..tinn whim n ceived 374 votes to 249 cast, for mm i,o .niiiovoii the remains of ,,.i..iui. tnummr. unit six ' Houck. In the same election, th.i John Ericsson to Sweden, for which connclimen. each to serve for two, Third V.ird gave .Micelll 162 votoB ho mwive.1 n in il d nieilal from the ....,. ...in i,. .inon Vina went her . for councilman, as rgiiiiisi M IOI u-i., f q. .'i ,i r.im ,-.,i..ro in iho nniia llouck far niiivnr. liouck carried .1 1 i a,, in.ii,. mimm were onlv two wards. West Koseburg gar Mrs. W. L. Ingram, ot Ornnts Pass, ,.. ,,,ro would turn out i him a inajoiiiy of eight nud North Is the guest of her niece. Mrs. Harry ,efore the ballot boxes close lit 0; Reselling a im.irtly of 13. Ilatfleld, In this city. ! o'clock this evening. The highest Each ward, except West Roseburg ... .!,i .,t in tho rltv wimihas at least two eandldates on the Roy McClallen left this afternoon yMs w!ls jaos, when Mayor official ballot for councilman, one of Them; Police Save Dim STRIKEBREAKERS AT WORK for Portland, enroute to to remain indefinitely. lsrshtleld i.. ii,,Viips received 472 voles as ! against 327 cast for his opponent. ' I Interest In today's election centers case ot tne city .i,., race for tbe .mayoralty, In The "celebrated of Itosehurg vs. Georgia Fitzgerald, w,,.i, 11,1. entrants are Joseph Mlrelli, accused ot conducting 11 bawdy house. .... (!pn ... uollri, nn(i e. 1. Cannon. dying wni- decided by City Recorder Orcutt tlo i11Ht na,Pd heading a complete inn- luirnuiiiii .i.iiiii,. ......., jicKpt ,tli out ny me oociausi imij- who iald a tine ol $20. 0ll t1H 8treets today it is being free ly predicted that Cannon will receive them In each Instance a Socialist. In West Koseburg tho, ballot contains the name of only one candidate, 1). Ilagen, a Socialist, hut his chances of election are small. An apparent majority of tho voters nro writing on tbe ballot the name of Judge J. C. Fullerton. That ho will be elected there is little doubt, in the other wards t lie remittor the vote on can dldntes f ir the council Is a matter Ar ll l I TV today. Criminal prosecution may be siarieu 10 nx respoiiBiniiuy lor me flood, which was caused by the col ' lapse of the lluylieg I'ulp & Paper .Company's dam. The da ill. which was I30 feet long and 49 feet blub, was S2 feet thick Mob Man Who Refuses to Join uuho;0Tor.iorcwa"r.re,h',n Scores of women and children the men were away at work were caught In their homes and drowned or crushed before they knew what had happened. Houses went down before the mighty onrush of water and pipes, bent and broken, released their dangerous gases. Mefore the water had passed 011 Its course through the town a dozen fires were burning In as many places, and the IThinn MS Claim Par. I f. CMSr SVSlfin cries of the injured and Imprisoned " nnaa vara Inul I l,a lar.lA. tliKii.lul of tho Hood. The dam was modern and wa.. 'ou st ructed or concrete. It was consld ered one ot the satMt In Pennsylvania until a year ngo wheu lla bed wus round weak. It was extensively re paired then and no further uneasi ness was relt. The defects, however. I(li,v 11 i-A liutif ruul,.liallili fn. tti.i lence In the Illinois Central strike oc- ctttB8tr01,ne. The m.ent hettvy rnil curred today when four union pickets d,d tht,,r work an(, n0 I)remura of ussnulted John Thoinns, a carpenter, .,,, .-. ,...ii i.m n,,...h nn.i who declined to Join the strikers. ,he fm)d and tll0IMUtuiH of ilirg0 iORa They hit him with a brick and he was Btored a,1()ve TaKhvA down lhe ,,, surrounded by hundreds ot Btrlkers vllU,,y w,,(ll3 mlt Austin and tho llt when the police Biived him. gmnemenla below It. and with Two hundred strikebreakers have ,, , , 100 of thr ,,nlli. been smuggled into inn iiurnsiiio ...,.. station, and railroad orlliials declare that 100 strikers aro back at woik out or 4000 who quit. , I n I 11 1 viim 11 1 itm tin mi H HAVE ME Is Completely Tied Up Roid CoDtradlcls Ibis (Sneelal to tho Evening Review). ClllCAllO. Oct. 2. The first vlo- Turkey Admits Losing Cruiser; She Lost More, Says Italy Bit, LAND CONFLICT COMING Ultimate Result ot War Appears to Bi Tbat Turkey Will be Sliced By European Powers The recorder and treasurer flgh.'s Ish-Anierican war and brought about ,l. .I,...-. ...II.... ,.f A,1,I,M,1 I'ni'Vl.M-!! .. . . .i I..' 1 I I."" A lllnlfli. v T). Snider: R. S. unrnrtMliiLrlv liirce vote. The SO' two torpedo boats when they dashed Ingram. Deer Creek; T. 11. Burnett, .lalists are well organized and have or g or - V. . . . .. ' In.... n,nt,.(n. V I I'nnn llrof ..........I i-lirnriia cu III IHI ttFIl . Ill flll- 1 tie TOCOm out or tne niiruor or nauuago. a, l..',,. 1 . ' T " " .. r" V.. i, 1 ,,,, r t.. I.e close. For the tormer i,....ii ' in.',.! i'i fi.nmii.ii o....i..i:.., ... ,...iii. nn a iiirue ! ollice the lead lug candidates are Carl n r.....v '.....,'..','.,' 11,'., lnE..l..irtr !.!,..'.,' 1, i I rn. .1 ' vnln rnlvll'is Wlllllll'liV II 11(1 II. H. Steel. FrlelldS .... ,1 ..nlDr,l nr.fnu nnoil liv tie Ot 1111 110 1 I V U re CI It I III 1 II K nio f iw, nwii existing ratl.'oiid strike to bring tho by approximately 150 majority. The Itch' Itch! Itch! Sera ten- Scratch! ballots ironi ninny iiutepenuents L 11 """..r, c i, i ti. n.r ..rntch the .ininnir tho ruirroad workers to their Riier rigni iinu w. oi.iu.i.,1. ..... ...w... . .. ,.l,,.D nt v lnrv n linn r.,11 1 1 V HlVOr- iiniihiates. ..imu. . , nnv .kin itch- At the general election In iu. ing nou.-i mm i....-..... visitors today. was the plan or the Spaniards to concentrate their strength on the de struction or Schley's ringship; the armored cruiser Brooklyn, the only vessel or tho American rieet ettual 'o their own In speed. Had their plan succeeded they would probably have been able to outstrip tho heavier worse tho itch. Try Doan's-Ointment battleships. It cures piles, eczemn Suspecting the objiet or the Span- ing. All druggists sell it. Cannon, as a candidate lor state sen- I II I ! II II II llll Ill II II Every -Article in the store greets you with a 1 Apprehension over the possibility or Cannon winning In tho mayoralty light brought attention to the pro vision or tile city charter relating to the oiialltlcatlons of oliice holders The provision Is that tho mayor must be the owner or real property under tax levy rroin the assesmeiit inndo In the vear Immediately previous to tin vear or the election. Cannon, It Is reported, owns no real property Should he receive Uie biggest numb or votes ho could not qualify for tho oliice by becoming a property own ir at tlilB late date. This would menu that the candidal standing second In the race would be the next mayor. MK.MOltlAU hi CoIob Valley, Or., Sept. 16. -1911. Coles Valley Orange No. 439: We, your committee, appointed to dralt suitable remarks upon tho and f!reat"8t disaster that ever betell our CMIIIMIIIIIII V, 111 UltJ CUIIIlllBtT Ul llll- I'liloiilsls Claim tienenil Tie-up Norl Invest. PORTLAND. Or.. Oct. 2. Less than a score or unionists appeared ror work In the O.-W. R. & N . I'., simps louuy. o.n o. r...- ..... ,.,...,,. Dn Au..M, w. 1911 nloved. tinlonlBts roportB Bny tnai. ,. , . .,,". ,.,, ten other division points in Oregrn and Idaho are llkewlso tied up, and that roily v .1 if ..,, I .-H..n ol. liahMnU. - ' hi. i """J ii, w Dn.n. iiiiiliinil four filhiiru nml Hint we ex- (Speelal to the Kvonlng Review). LONDON'. Oct. 2. Whether the ' Turkish Meet lies ruined ut the en trance ot the Dardenelles or 1b sure at Constantinople Is a mystery today. The Turkish marine minister admits the loss or a single cruiser and says tho rest or the fleet Ib at Constantin ople. The Italian minister says tlu Italian fleet met n single division ot the Turkish fleet nnd sank three bat tleships and damaged others. Diplomatic circles admit the dis memberment ot the Ottoman empire is possible booh. Rnsslan warships remain ofT Trchlzond. Austria Is mass ing troops oh the frontier ot Novl bazar, which looks llko a grub, and the linlkaus aro preparing to revolt again. beg leave to report the rollowlng: Wo, ns a Orange, deeply deplore .i i .,,..... ,.i i 2fi00 men are out In the "," .' ,i ..ii,i ,i s went to work in the Alblna shops today, and more strikebreakers aro enroute. There aro no disorders. tend our sympathy to the bereaved relatives ot the following named per sons that were killed by the collapse SAX FRANCISCO. Oct. !.Unlon L'0.;.. SSLJ,T'- , .. vjifii vunuii, i t'lt'i ititi'unuiiu, hi. olllclals say the t e-up along the wholr, Uara W ,, a)1 Wm coast is practically complete and pre- Amata Mm the jred, Henry " t "lnl ,ne ruiirouus ... i. vanhynlng, Kl Thornton, Riiy WIIboii up soon because of lack or repairs. . fc , . ..,.-, . n r. .i. Wo, as a (1 range, would recommend iaim AM.r,i,M, Y ,', that our county olllclals deal liberally hero nnd In Arizona Indicate that the of Uio j,,,,,,,, shop tie-up on tho S. P. Ib almost . ,i,i r ii-,i ,i r . I'1"1"- I'nlonlBta claim 9S per , cent or tne men are out. ,,, , , r,,,rilt . innl hunilred strikebreakers were put to . . whn,vr 1i,imlll,!l the taxpayers nro called upon to pay CORFU. Oct. 2. Two Turkish de stroyers were reported aunk off here today and one other was raptured on Cornell zetsu. CONSTANTINOPLE. Oct. 2. The Turkish garrison which evacuated Preversa whin 16,000 Italian troops landed rrom D'Ahruzzl's fleet, has re ceived reinforcements and nro return ing. A battle Is expected. TR1KSTE. Austria. Oct. 2. The Austrian war squadron Balled tori-iy under secret orders. It Is iissumed that It's mission is connected with the Turk-Italian situation. work lu Southern California today. shops will go to persons damaged, and thereby, in a small measure, make restitution for tho great loss they sustained. We pledge this Orange to look dill George Sheridan left today tor Portland, from which city he will proceed by steamer to North Bend. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ora Bates returned home to Lebanon today, after a visit here with Mr. and Mrs. A. II. West-cott. Cut ufrice A .'rent Advantage to Working- Men. .1. A. Mnple, 2'i S. 7th Street. Steubenvlllo, O., snys: "For years I suffered rrom cak kidneys and a severe bladder tiouUe. I learned or Foley's Kidney 1 ills nnd their won derrul cures so I began taking them, and sure enough I had ns good re sults us any 1 had heard about. My backache lort me and to one or my business, expressman, that alone Is a great advantnge. My kidneys ncted tree nnd normal, and that saved nio a lot or misery. It Is now a pleasure to work where It used to be a misery. Foley Kidney Pills havo cured me and have my highest nralso." For sale by all dealers. F SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2. E. E. Calvin, vice-president nnd general malinger or the Southern Pacific Rail road, passed tho day compiling a list ...."V ..... i..m, of men at work and on strike in the n)(1 n lltliUt,8i ,, tlmt w(, will nsBlat tho olliiials In every way possible to the end that the public may be more securo In the uso or siime In this locality. territory under his Jurisdiction which reaches rrom Asiiiund, nr., in Sparks. New, and Kl Paso, Texas. Out or a total or im;i men em We are rorcibly reminded or the . value or organized efforts, and had we been rally organized when we ROME, Oct. 2. Having got pos session or all tho Tripoli cables and destroyed tho wlrelesB station at Dernn. Italy B fleet has etlec'ivoiy Btopped nil news leaks In the 'JM po ll wnr zone. It Is uncertain wnetner Tripoli has been shelled or captured. LONDON, Oct. 2. Tho London papers, discussing respective forces of the combatants, comment on the weak condition to which Turkey bus been reduced by neglect of her nnvy. Sho controls n line unity, approach ing 1,000,000 men and 1600 guns, hut the great righting machine Is im prisoned in Europe because Turkey Is powerless against Italy's effective ployed In shops. 4.125, or 60 per cent, remain lit work," says Mr. Calvin's statement. Ttio ngures given uui j mnkiiiu our feeble efforts to ' fleet. from the contention or Inlior leaders. ,)(ivo bhU1 lir,dg0 r,.mred sooner, Unit Professor Norton, of the American for the reason that the company s thfi mld ,,lllllIlUy ltlglt huve been archaeological mission, in u second totals are based on men or every de- . ,, r,.hv ,mv0 ccom-' Interview, said the Italians' dltllcul- scrlptlon employed in tne yarns, wi no ,,shl.,, 8ome of tlm benellts lor which ties will only begin when they havo PALACE THEATER Retiring from Business. Wollenberg Bros. 8:K 10:15. uiior leattera esiuiiaies mo on nn; lltrt , .,,ti,.,r number of union men Involved. Thus whi,n our g,meril,nI1 In San Francisco, where It Is gener-il- , , ()f development to do ly conceded that v rtually every union w(h m M ,, c. man ln the five shop crafts Involved Rtru.t(, ,,rl,iK.K nI1,i replace them Is on strike, the company s figures wlt( at(j(,, ud mcr,tl, ,h,.y w )k will show 230 men at work, these he- ,)a(,K wUh B1)1.row nlld WOIlUer why Ing mnlnly painters, general workmen (helr fHn,rii,he,.a not do this long nnd tho like, it was said. before. As long us we have wooden The pension system maintained by ,irl(l(,B wo are simply setting dend- the Harrlmnn lines Is bitterly as- fQr l.r,m18 B0Ine of our 1110B, sailed by the strikers. They say that wor(, mPI1 B11(, womPU to none of their members has ever been ,t , W(J hl)ie , tlnle wl) placed on pension and charge that aoon C()mo w)l(,n a , brdKa , In a number of Instances men have our a(KB Bnall ,K, . ,,.,.,, the been discharged artor serving to with- , , .()l:rt.to than can be In n few months or the time when had they became eligible ror pensions. , ' . v()( ,,,lu WH pxtl,Iul to tl0 The iinvnieiits arc so small that a . , , . ,i.a,i man cnt not depend upon them as a rr(,I)(1), ,, ..p,,,,,,,,,,.,, our deepest means of llvlibood n old age they g n (hl) lh(.lr hour Qf BU( say. A comiiiicatea comtiiicuiinii u i.ri.nvomenr. technicalities. " Is wnai a uissaiisne.i ,,,.,, That a eonv of this mem- mnchinlst yesterday termed the pen- , . ,., ,... nll.lllle. I.,1,i slnu arrangement. . i ,,,. , ti10 county papers . .. ,. ... and the Stato Orange Bulletin tor I.OCBIIV IIIU Slim" Biiiiain'u landed. 1'hero Is no harbor nnd tho ships must anchor a mile from shore. The availing force must lake with It food supplies, as It will get no food rrom the hostile Arabs. It will bo a matter ot years, con cluded Proressor Norton, ror the Italians to overcome the Turks. TONIGHT Photo- Plays and Songs "In I Ih- llaggage Cmuii Ahead." All Edison Drama. "The Loyalty of linn Luis Veidugo." A Kalem Spanish Play. "Sluiine on .Max." A Patho Comedy. mains unchanged. The unionists as sert that the company will Boon be compelled to treat with them, because or the condition of tho equipment. Superintendent L. H. Kleins, wno is milillcatlon. Respectfully submitted, W. R. VINSON, W. T. EMERY, R. R. CLARK, Unanimously adopted by Orange In tbe city, says Iliac m men are hi m Mh mh (,ay of He)tenl,,er wors in ine i uhiihiiwum that r,4 have struck. He exhibited a telegram from Portland stating thut .'H strikers returned to work this morning. This Includes 13 machin ists and eight helpers, three black smith and four helpers and six car repairers. Mr. Fields says the strik ers are making a great mistake In demanding recognition ot the five unions as one body. He says they would really gain more to continue as separate organizations. Tho Btrlk ers say differently. Time alone will tell which side Is right. 1911. Averts Awful Tragedy. Timely advice given Mrs. C. Wll- loughhy, of Marengo, Wis., R. No. 1. prevented a dreadful tragedy and saved two lives. Doctors said her frightful cough was n "consumption cough nud could do little to help her. Artor many remedies fulled her aunt urged her to tnko Dr. King's New Discovery. "I have been using It for some time," she wroto, "and the aw ful cough has almost gone. It also saved my little boy when tn'ton with il severe bronchial trouble." This matchless medicine has no equal for throut and lung troiihto. Price 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free. Guar anteed by all druggists. FOUND. A bicycle; owner can havo same by describing, nnd paying ror tliis adv. Address Review office. Cement Widk All That's I-eft of Town; Nearly 2(M) DenJ. sac AUSTIN. Pa., Oct. 2. A cement I .. ... .. i, ..-i. I..-- 1. -Il Ih.l pn- . , ,, C ,'WfllK. IWO UKICKH "'11. I i" ' Id Rather Have What 1 Cnn N"t nillm or ,he town, as tb-feresult of Love Than Love What I Can Notilnst Saturday's flood, wnicli ciaimci nearly zoo uvea bihi nesiroycu .i. iinil 000 worth of property. Most of the victims are women and child- J ren. Cries frequently heard yester day from the burning debris ceased 1 and "School Bells." Mtail Adults 10c; Children under 14. Sc. Swell new line of COATS, SUITS AMI WAISTS In quality above, nnd prices below, competition. MILLINERY To our already splendid assortment we have added a new shipment today. We will not bo undersold In any of our lines. We have also accomplished near tho Impossible In securing a limited number of bright finished felts. Best assortment of llulr (ioods and Neckwear In tho city. The Leader HAIR. AND SCALP TREATMENT FACIAL MASSACE HAIR DRESSING MANICURING
