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Newspaper Page TextDouglas county's inexhaustable natural resoukces and climatic advantages make it the fcost attractive fo& 6meseeker3 and iNVEsTOfcS. COMirs'O EVENTS Roseburg entertains the Stat Fed eration of Women's Clubs on Oct. 10-17-13. 3tfP Review INVESTMENTS Of all kinds are beat found through "The review" Want Ad Section. Little adva. bring big re turns, becausi everybody reaJa them. VOL. XIV. i;osi:i!i h. ouf.cox, itkshay KVKMMi, K-rom:n 10, inn. No. 1HH. KOSE Bl persons were killed today, when a six-story building at the corner "if Hanover itml li.tttory streets col , lapsed. Three bodies have been re : coven d and It is aiinost certain th:tt others are burled ill the debris. MACHINISTS QUIT Will IIKI.I' KNTF.RTAIX I FKHKIIATIOX OK t'l.l'ltS. ' Chicago Bank Wrecker Freed After Three Years Big Strike Extends to Canada' More Pay Wanted roiiimcrriul Oub Also IIm-u.mik S'Vit1 OiIht Ttiit-K nt tin 3 TO PAVE LOUR INQUIRY RESUMES tampf.hixc with dyxamitf. cost two i.1vks. KANSAS CITY. Mo., Oil. 10. Workmen tampering with dynamite ' today In the eveavation for the new; $1 .i.ouo. nut) railroad station caused nn explosion that killed two men and (t(iir...l live ntheru u Mil Ittrtlnto.l hnfll'V damage to surrounding property. The' TIMIYMpV AQK FH Til fll'IT Two Building Accidents Cost Several Lives Sealtldtes Tell Tad Abmt HiOfuid dt'iul are Kdwurd Donahue and JOKPpll UtTR. - 1 (Special to tho Kveninpr Itevlow). WASHI(JT()X. Oct. 10. John U. Walsh, the UKftl Chicago hank wreck er, was paroled today from the Ked erul prison at Leavenworth. Kansas. Me began a five ycara sentence in liios. Last May President Tuft re fused tn pardon Walsh, saying such an act would defeat the purposes of law. The application for Walsh'n pardon was Kilned by members 01 tho jury that, convicted him, also by court ofhciuls. The parole was in fluenced by the fact that remaining indictments against Walsh have been dismissed and the further fact that hin health is failing rapidly. !l.FHtl'S ASSAILANTS TF.IX TICUl'ltl.KS TO TAIT. SRATTKK. Oct. HI. A committee of citizens today presented President TaTt with a letter bearing 2U0i sig natures telling all about the pro poped impeachment ot Federal Judge llanford. and tho event leading up to the arrest of those leading the movement. The letter concludes by asking Taft to Investigate the affair and then give a public expression of his opinion. Aid of Unions in Effort to Gain Victory issuing nn Injunction restraining the Seattle and Kenton Interurban Hall way from issuing transfers unlcsr. double fare was paid. llanford was burned In etllgy. In an address here last night, Taft advocated the leasing of the Alaskan coal lands. or !.o;;n;i;i: i:i;si mi;i. 1 The invcs;i- I X V V.ST Hi A T ION KI.KCTION CHICAGO. Oct. gallon into the election of William I.orimer of Illinois sumed today, with 20 witnesses ready to take the stand. The first witness called was State Senator Franklin. He said that during the Senatorial deadlock of the Illinois Legislature several persona approached him and promised him certain official privi leges if he would vote for Loriiner. despite the fact that he was pledged for Senator A. J. Hopkins. Senator George was ;i:T-HK'ii-onrK swimm.fhs itFAcii i:m of itori;. NKW YORK. Oct. 10. An ambi tious plan to harness the sun and turn the wheels of the world's Indus- j rinian employ tries by hoist power came 10 naugm today when Klmer K. Hurllngaine atid H. Cove, promoters of the Sun Klec trie Generator Company wre haled into court to answer to the charue of "u.sing the mails to de-i fraud. I'ostolhee mspettors say that. Hurlinuanie and Cove sold more thani Several topics were the regular Commercial Club meet ing Monday night. An echo was heard of the old case of the manu facturers of Hosehurg's ornamental lamp posts and Atty. Geo. Neuner was authorized to take the necessary steps to clear up the matter. It was anno need that Dr. A. C. Seely, w ho Is now In the East, will represent this club at the sessions i of the American Mining Congress to j Darriman Line Shopmen Say Enlist," A resolution was authorized favor- Jlni; nn Oregon exhibit at the Panama I Exposition, to be held at San Diego t during (lie entire year of 1915. A resolution was aisu adopted (In con junction with similar resolutions by other commercial bodies of Oregon I requesting that tjie battleship Oregon lead the fleet at the opening of the Pnnutun canal. A communication was read from the Oregon Railroad Commission stat ing Unit the freight rate hearing for I this portion of the state had been . postponed until November. ! In compliance with a request from I the Ladies' Auxiliary the club rooms will be open for the use of the ladies during Ihe-day sessions of the Oregon Federation of Women's I Clubs, to be liuUl In Uosehurg Oct. I 17. IS and 1. ArrniigementH are also to be made to meet the visitors j nn their arrival with automobiles and. If possible, show litem the surround I ing country during their stay. Dr. i K. H. Stewart. C. II. Cannon and J. D. Zurcher were appointed as a com mittee to Interview automobile own discussed at Council Turns Down Winchester Street Remonstrance (Special to tho Evening Review ). WINMI'ICi:, Can., Oct. in. All machinists of the Grand Trunk Pacific lt:iih'OHi1 tht-niiirh eastern Canada llanford Incurred public wrath hy:slrU(.k tmlll. tr nR)lpr wages, and it la reported that the trainmen will (tilt In sympathy and tie up all traffic The strikers demand a minimum ad vance of K cents an hour. OTIM'.I! siioi'Mi'.x si:i:k aid ok IMOXS TO WIN'. I'OltTI.AXD. Or.. Oct. 10l'niiin strikers have received a letter from (aklaud. California, striking shop 5 men today, asking them to sound isentiment among all classes of llar- . save engineers and conductors, on the proposition of a General strike. They said they had LAWSUIT THREAT IGNORED Lien Filed Against Methodist Cbarcti Properly For Dispahd $133 . Walk Assrsmtnt Francisco and Oakland and found them willing to go out. The situation here and at other points is otherwise unchanged. $ 1 .nun. tutu or stork during the is mouths In whii h 11 was exploited. " llurlinganie has engineered many stock-selling schemes, including the liadio Telephone Company, the 1'nl vetsal Wireless Corporation anil various other "radio" and "wireless' already Bounded the workers in San ,.rs In regard to securing the neces sary machines to extend these cour tesies to I lie visitors. An. extended discussion of rules governing the playing of social card games in l lie club rooms dually re sulted in the matter being referred to the house committee. Some mem bers hold that the present prevailing Inn.. of cents per player tor eiime is too high, although tin ! checks Issued therefor by the club steward are reileemauie in rigai .Si itlNKIll:i:.KKIt, IT YF.ARS OLD. Kil l I D ItY TKAIX. SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. in. till un Williams. 17 years old. thought to lie a stllkebreaker for the Southern Pa cific, employed as watchman, at the era la provided In an ordinance In troduced before the council Monday night and which will undoubtedly be enacted at the next regular nie?t- Ing. Within 60 days after the laying ! of a sewer connections must be made from lavatorlea and water drains from a radius of 100 feet and all vaults must be Ailed. Street Matters. An ordinance waa passed authoriz ing the establishment of a grade on East Washington atreet, from Chad wlck, 260 feet east. The engineer presented an esti mate of $122.60 aa the probable cost of grading and graveling Rowe street, leading from Winchester atreet to the city garbage depository. At the suggestion of Mayor llaynei, the matter waa referred to the city Im provement committee. The Clark-Henery Construction Company waa granted an extension of time to July 1, 112. In which to complete the paving of South Jack sou street. Proierty ownera on that street who have requested a change In ihn nlileurMlk uruiit wetv Inst nictml Acting in the face of threatened to nie a petition therefor in order to injunctions, uie cny council nioniiay gv( tne COuncll legal basil on which .,,,,,.,,,1,-u , iniiuK ui n in- to change the existing grade. Chester atreet. North Roseburg, and t Miscellaneous, passed a resolution declaring a lien) A petition for an Incandescent against the Methodist Church prop- uKnt ttt or near the Intersection o( erty to meet an assessment of 1133 Washington and Spruce streeta was ior me reconsirucuoii oi a cement referred to the light committee, walk along Lane street. councilman Mullen, aa a matter of The controversies over both of 1 ,.COnoiiiy, urged the city to buy an these matters are probably well un-1 additional team of horses for the derstood by the public by this time, V,,. cleaning department, Instead of as they have been described 111 print ;contlniilng the present policy of on several occasions, ltemoiistrntors reutlng an extra team. Upon his ugalust the Winchester street paving I Illollolli tho city Improvement cotu- protesieo niter tne time prescrineu ,ittee was authorised to buy ail by low for such action, thereby b1-',1h1, team lowing their right to lapse. Thei The uimllcnllim of 1,. L. Lewis, who church walk matter Involves the hll8 leased his near-beer resort 111 this question as to what extent the clty,(,t(y tl) 3 u. Meyers, for a refund of Is bound by the acts of a city en-1 . 1.'. unexpired license, waa de- glneer. Three yearn ago the church This continues Lewis In busl- btillt a cement sidewalk on a grade ' to u eKal intents and keeps furnished by the engineer. ThiB th number of near-beer resorts up grude conflicted materially with the;, ,, limit of seven. Meyer had Kelsey grade established later. The h(lfor(, ,ne council an application for council uiinptea tne neisey graae n..f,nun i iwis stead, hut tins nun and ordered the church to build a . h ial,ed by the council until new walk to conform with It, holding ' n .i...,, UH Lewis cancels his owu license. W i l l IllUSt DC Hone wmiolli exnectation of a refund of any part Portugese Royalists Beaten by Republican Troops PRIESTS LEAD MALCONTENTS Italian Harlots Driven Back Frca Desert to Cates of Tripll by Tarks and Arabs COI.LAPSF. !' lINi lU'll.DIXt; concerns, in I'ATAI. TO SF.'i:itL. IIOSTON. Mass.. Oct. III. Several which he is alleged tunnel at Torney. a small siatlon near Mn 'l,v1llkH i,dled by the club. The (Continued on page 4). Selliv. was run down by the Oregon, Flier anil died ot Injuries received. The of Barga Floodgates club now bus 1H mem hers paying monthly dues. emiiiiiitiee to he appointed by t ie club president will arrange for a ting to President Taft, who will slop in Roseburg for 1.1 minutes late Thursday afternoon. This com mittee consists of Mayor F. W. Ilavnes. O. P. Cosbow, T. It. Sheri dan F. K. Allev and Itoht. K. Smltn. The matter of hitching posts for tin. use of farmers driving Into town waa discussed at length nnd finally referred to a committee consisting or U. K. Smith. W. L. Dyslnger. Dr. A. F. Sether. K. II. llermaiiii and L. II. Moore. T( 'I'AMOI'S M'NAMAIt TRIAL j m.tJix i.im:sii.y. dom are thrown open to their widest at LOS AXCKLKS. Oct. 10. There ' won't be any change of venue asked by the defense when the Mc.Mlinnru i trial begins tomorrow morning. In : stead. Attorney Clarence Harrow will Content himself with a formal motion for n change "f judge, which will be denied bv linrdwejl. The defense will then move for separate trials, and the prosecution 'H1 elect one. I probably James McNamara, as me , tirst for trial. I This afternoon Atty. John T. Long tiled In the County Clerk's nlllce a suit for divorce, the plaintiff being John C. Mauley, against his wile. Maggie Mauley, on a charge of de fi rlion. They were married ot Salem in January. 1 ''' : Marks' l inpiina Creamery flutter a home product from one herd .11 l.leisev cows owned by this privnH creamerv. We handle the entire nut put None better. The Rochdale. PALACE THEATER 8:1.'., 9:K Wollenberg s Retiring from Business Sale TONIGHT Photo -Plays and Songs I'.xi c;.iimial good program of pictures and songs. TMH H.IN'MIM" .1 1111 line is a Hero. TAPTI KTi:' r.f S. liu's feiiM-rlp animal pictures A Feature Worth Siiing. IHt lllM. M.FAIiULX WAIT.." tie.-n Comedy. TWO HOXti HITS Adults 10:; CV.Mren under 14. that the previous grade was merely of it "tentative" or "advisory" char acter and was never legalized by a formal act or ratlllcatlon. The church refused to build the walk o second time. The council then let a contract to Al Creason for the reconstruction of the walk, and Mr. Creason's bill or lull fur that work was allowed by the council Monday night Concurrently, the council directed the city recorder, by resolution, to levy on assessment 01 $i:m against the church property and to enter the claim In the docket ol Ileus. The church will have one vear's time to satisfy the Hen. and it it defaults the city will have re course la foreclosure proceedings. There will he a legal battle, however. Several weeka ago the church, by Its attorney, II. L. F.ddy. served notice on the city that it would resist on) uticmpt to collect the assessment. Winchester street property ownors who remonstrated against the pro nosed Having have also declared their Intention of Btandlng' a contest In the courts rather than submit to tne win ..r Hi., council. Their protest, Hied twn weeks ago. wus referred to tne ,.liv I in 111 ovemell t committee, which u.lmiuv iiluhl presented an adverse 11. noil. The committee found thai .1... 1. .mi hud been registered too luie 1 tins giving the city Jurisdiction :,! IL recommended that the slrcet be paved without further delay without discussion, the council ac cepted the report by a uuatilmo is Pruning Kn.fe 1 11 tlailiuV HIM. Contractor W. C. Oaddls' bill for $201 for "extra work" on the North Roseburg newer system waa allowed In the sum of ::8.3:t on the recom mendation of a committee. Had lis announced that he would not accept such u settlement, but gave no In timation as to whot he would do It die council refused to allow him aliv more.- The claim wus based on a change In plans after the contract was lei This eulailed In part the ...., -it. ... nf mi extra man-hole. the cost .of which Is covered ny 1 " amount allowed by the council. The remainder of the hill Is Remixed as excavation In excess of the average depth prescribed by the original specifications. In lis report the com mittee alleges that the excavation was not outside of the plans and ninltiiiilns that Mr. Caddis Is not en titled to extra pay on that account. (liter Newer Mailers. Caddli. bill of $:I42.4U for re laving the high school sewer was al lowed The Bub-let'lng to him of the .out nut for laying on Stephens itrect the laterals for the S011II1 Roseburg sewer system, by II. Ven--kl. the head contractor, wss pet ...oi..,! l.v the council. Mr Venskl, at his own request, was allowed to deviate from the orig inal plans of the South Roseburg sewer svBiem In one particular, this in relation to the I 4-lnrh main, which ......... ,..,1 ihrmich the a'levs In Mocks ' and VI. venssi 11, 1, main on Pine street. hlock west of the alleys. Three good reasons were advanced f this change. Ou was that the ailevs were loo narrow to accommo date the surplus dirt 01 an "''-- lion of 1 1 f'-et require... - was that the owners of prop, rtv shutting the alters refused to allow anv of the surplus dirt nn their premises. The third was that an ex cavation of only II fet """'. requlied on Pine street, mafrislly i..,.nn.. tne cost of that Item. Cc, Compulsory connection with se-1 of the license fee. L W. K. Crlles. of Special to tho Evening Review. LISIlO.V, Portugal, Oct. 10. The Portuguese royalist revolt haa failed. The rebel forces were today driven to the frontier and several hundred of their number were killed or cap tured. Captain Couciere, the rebel leader. Is entrenched with the re mainder of his troops north ot Vln huus. Troops have been sent to dis lodge hi 111. A party of monarchists, com manded by a priest, attacked an ex press train which waa carrying troops to the north, near Monsanto. They placed an obstruction on the tracks, which was discovered by the engineer, who stopped his train when it waa within fiO yards of the pile of stones and railroad ties. As the train halted it was fired on. The troopa responded and drove off the royalists. Four hundred royaliBta attacked Macedo de Cuvutlleres, which had been reinforced, but withdrew after a fight that continued tar two hours. Priests took an active part tn the organisation of guerilla banda and led them in the combat with uplifted crucifixes. The monarchist fiaga are Hying over several churches. New Mexico, Is visiting hero with his daughter, Mrs w II Curilnn. i 011.1 Mrs. Jesse Hughes left 0,1. mnMiinar nn their return to Like- k. fnt ..rier a visit here with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hughes. r H. M. (Ironvold, proprietor 01 the Hotel McClallen, haB sued "Jack" Alley In the Justice Court tor m. alleged to be due for board and lodging J. M. Schaeffer has bought a 20- arre tract of land at tUengurry. A like acreage at that place lias neen bought by II. H. Wayiumt. r.eniii from Arkansas, ttiroiign me v. . 1.. Cobb agency. Wllev K. Miller. Looking Class: W. 1.. Singleton. J. J. Thornton, Oak Creek; W. T. F.mery, llnipqun; K. H Laugh, Deer Creek; Ceo. Scott. Melrose; W. II. Kenny, Leona. were .,,., the Itosehurg visitors today. The Infill score made by the local ( militia rltio team at the North Rose burg range this afternoon was 1 428. H".,,; .? r th. following Individual RICHARDSON scores: S Pearson 219, Fisher 204.' Nelson 1X0, Cummins 177, Taylor 17.', Ilrockway ITS. H. Pearson 167! and It. . liutinain i"n. 1 .-... -score is the highest so for 111 the rentmeiitiil shoot, whlcn enus ai II RKS AXI) ARAII.-i MAHTKUH OF IIKSKKT ItF.CION. CII1ASSO. Switzerland, Oct. 10. The tirst decisive repulse to Italian forces ut Tripoli occurred today, when a detachment of marines started In land and were, chased back by Turks and Arabs to the gates of the city. The big projectiles from the Italian warships caused the pursuers to re treat to the desert. LONDON. Oct. 10. Naples dls nntches snv that twenty Italian trans ports sailed toduy for Syracuse, where they will Join the second Trlpolllun division. The belief pre vails that the landing of more troopa In Tripoli means the eudiiiR of the war soon. An unconfirmed report Is current that two Italian cruisers were sunk by mines off Renghasi and two Italian destroyers met a like fate at Derna. DIF.D. At Myrtle Creek. October S. Hill, Kvelyn, Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Richardson, aged two months and I . days, of bronchitis. 1 The child waa burled in the Catho lic cemetery 111 Roseburg this morn- Ashland this week, rX. Z'TZ" h i.k hip tiUnn fdlpf SI jnwpiietn . 1 r,i k" ' ... " 1 Window gisHB at itauiiuoii s. dtf Church. AA4ag 44f4' TTT TTtTTttTtT TTTTTTTTTTTT T will lar on-half It Mox Nix Ouse What it Cost We are Selling Regular 25c articles 15c Regular 15c articles 10c Regular 10c articles 7c Regular 5c articles 3c And we carry evrerything from a post card to a piano every house hold necessity to be painfully ex act we have 917,498 articles today from 3c up. ANDERSON'S Bargain Store, on Jackson St.