tKJUQUS COUKtV'S lKUXMAUSf AfiL2 NATURAL RESOURCES AND CtMATtC ADVANTAGES MAkl It THi MOaT ATTRACTIVE F6k HOMS12i!kkR3 AND INVEST 63.
COMIINCl EVEMS
Roseburg entertains the Stale Fe 1
eratlon of Women's Clubs on Oct. 1H-17-18.
ROSEBURG
1INVESTMEINTS
Of all kinds are best found
through "The Pevlew" Want Ad
Section. Little advs. bring big re
'.urns, becauai everybody reaJa them.
KOSEHl HG, OUEC.OX, Till KSDAY KVKXIXti, (MTOIIEH Ii 11)11.
VOL. XIV.
No. 100.
Review
would be nppointed postmaster at
Aurora. Shepard denied he got or
was offered coin.
Returns Cutting Down 800 Lead
Against Movement
CALIFORNIA RESULT CLOSE
Otilo Electric Trust ol 36 Comp;nks
Pleads Gnilly and Is Merely
Made to Dissolve
him throw It when Munkers walked
Ul.
Morgan was iterinltted to go home
but was taken before Juatlce Swan
today and waived examination. He
furnished bonds to keep the peace
until an examination nt the next term
of Circuit Court.
Young Morgnn denied an intention
to shoot Hcnight and gave no ex
planation of the display of the
weapon. It la said thnt some of the
Btrlkers "guyed'- him when he left
work last evening, calling him a
"scab" nnd other names, and It Is
I supposed this made him angry, no
night was not with this crowd, how-
EVEX DISTRICT ATTORNEY HAD ever, and he asserts that he has never
IIAXn IX (iltAII RAO. annoyed the young man lu any way.
ELECTRICAL Sl'PPLV XMRIXE
ORDERED DISSOLVE.
TOI.KDO. Ohio. Oct. 12. Throw
ing themselves on the court's mercy,
the enteral Electric Company and 3,"
other electrical supply companies ap
peared In the I'nlted Stales Court to
day and withdrew their answers to
the (iovernment's suit alleging that
they had Illegally combined. Judge
Klliltts ordered the lieneral Electric
and Its subsidiaries to dissolve.
I
4
IVn SOMEONE DROPPED PISTOL IX
1)1'. Irl-ull I'll .'l. TUT
(Special to the Kvening Review).
PORTLAND. Or., Oct. 12. A sen
sation was caused among the police
.today when It became known that
Officer C. P. Anderson, guarding the
Warmly Welcomed Socially-A'oii:rr,dartoaderar;:;:,?; X,
ioi in ine guuer a lew iiiiiiuich u. -. t
President Taft had entered, lnvestl-;
gatlon showed that it did not belong1
to the police nnd no secret service
man called for It. Suspicious, detec
tlvoa are attempting to find where'
the gun was purchased. A crowd nt
the entrance was close to the presi
dent and the gun's position Indicated
that Its owner was ill the front rank.
V1 TI)
Political Enthusiasm
INTRODUCED BY HAWLEY
t'ngine and Cars Co Into Baj;
MILWACKEE. Wis.. Oct. 12.
Little testimony was offered In the
Stephenson inquiry today. George
Gordon, Federal Attorney of the
western district, testified that Ed
monds gave him $1800, which he paid
to newspapers to issue extras.
HOW i-oi.rMiirs DAY
WAS OltSERVED KOIl
FIRST TIME ItY CITIES.
IIOHDWEI.L MAKES OXE Rl'LINO
l.lkEI) IIY HARROW.
LOS ANGELES. Oct. 12. Satisfied
.ludee llordwell's ruling that
veniremen can be questioned regard
ing their prejudice against labor
unions, attorneys for tne jic.amarns other organizations
1 snout the day framing questions that jtrlotlc exercises and oratory.
, Barbara, which originally gave would safeguard their clients from A,.ST,v Tpx., 0. ,2.-Texas ob
the suffrage amendment loon more 'H'or enemies, wnnoui use " .... wryed c'nlunibii
.peremptory cnauenge. i ...s uchik, n
legal holiday, no court was held. Me
Xamnra will try to prove an alibi.
(Special to the Evening Review).
UAV lll lYI'KCO O.-t 1 A.lvO-
cates of woman suffrage received!''1'1
a iolt this afternoon w hile Jubilant ,
over the prospects of victory. It was
learned that a mistake Una Leon ,
made in reporting the returns from
(Special to the Evening Review).
NEW YORK, Oct. 12. Columbus
Day was officially observed for the
first time today by the municipality of
New York, the board of aldermen
having appropriated li)0.0otl for the
city's share in the festivities. In ad
dition to the big parades of Italian
societies. Knights of Columbus and
there were pa-
Djoglas County Highly Complimented
Amid Broad Smiles Dressed
Deci Given Him
the suffruge amendment
votes than it received.
Even with this, however, the suff
ragists si III have a good chance of
winning. With 2..0 precincts yet to
hear from, the majority against the
amendment is being cut down with) .,,...,
. i - ti... ...,,tm u. 1 . ALnA.Nl
... ..... :...... .,wV- iw rait of the first trouble which has
U 11U.II l.ll BIlCIIUi'ii - 1 , , . .,.1.n,t .hniillldn'ri
1 in K: i.iralllst. uccu.ic.i ill .11 """". D. .. -
STRIKERREAKEIt ARRESTER.
Or., Oct. 11. As a re-
woman suffrage.
j strike, Truman Morgan, an Albany
There Is hardlv anv doubt that the young ........ - ..u -
returns to come in will give n.ajori-! inspector at the I n ion depot In place
ties in favor of granting the ballot: of one of the strikers, today was
women. The only question is! placed under 500 bonds to keep the
whether they will be great enough in , peace. Morgan Is cl u rged with
the aggregate total to overcome tne uiimieiinn " ...... - -me
aggreBi.i. . , nspertors who went out
present margin against It.
Latest returns keep piling up ma
Joritiea for the initiative and refer
endum and the recall of public otii
cials, including the judiciary.
of the car inspectors who went
on tho strike.
According to the story related In
Justice Swan's court, Morgan walked
into the barber shop of Ernest Hex.
in the eastern part of the city last
w. iiiMi. it ; pi'iti ll SIX(i AGENT! night and displaying a 44-ranuer re-
sk"1 Un if np knew wh,"r"
riiirTo o,V 12 A secret con- Renight was. slating that he was
ward'chlef hunting hln. He rh.rgejl with
siush fund collector, and ZM " ""
Tv n,zlhn a 7. lions' con-I As soon as Morgan left the shop
cerne.,:" ffl'S.X door Rex ,r,d ,0 -
I'ollce Munkers. When viutiKors ar
rived he found Morgan sitting on the
sidewalk at Third and Main streets.
The revolver he displayed to Rex was
.....I denarted the same way.
Former State Representative Shep
ard. the first witness today, testified
that George Alschuler, Lnrliner's
ir UTe? agreed ;t neither o,i f.. W
.hnm Kl.ei.uril il s kod wnere a
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
BARGAINS
Blankets Cotton Blankets
A Serviceable one worth 85 cents Special 69 ceuts.
Others at $ i.oo, Si. 50, $1.75 and $2.00. Woolen
Blankets. We have bargain offerings at $4 35
to $5-95-
Comforters
Large assortment to choose" from ranging in price
from $1.00 on up.
Iiimhus Day as a legal holi
day for the first time today and a
great slate-wide celebration was held
in the capital city. A pageant rep
rcscntinc scenes connected with the
discovery of America will he the big
feature of the day.
I llOSTON. Oct. 12. One of the
laruest parades ever witnessed In Bos
ton was held today In celebration of
Discovery Hay by the Knights of
Columbus and kindred Catholic
hodies.
. This year five of the New Englnnd
states are observing a legal Holiday
today, the only exception being New
Hampshire.
I WASHINGTON. Oct. 12. Knights
of Columbus of this city made plans
todav to push the pending bill inaK
lug October 12 a legal holiday In the
District of Columbia and are conn
dent that the measure will be passed
at the next session. Thirty-four
states have enacted laws making the
dav a ieanl holiday and several other
stales will be added to the list at the
next sessions of their Legislatures
I v si!I'('.YON. Oct. 12. Cardinal
Gibbons today witnessed the laying
of the cornerstone of the Memorial
Hall to be erected In his honor at the
Catholic I'nlverslty. The ceremony
Inaugurates a series of celebrations
to mark the Cardinal's golden Jubi
lee ns a priest and his silver Jubilee
in the cnrdinnlate.
I On Sunday Cnthollc. churchmen all
over the countrv will gather In Italtl-
more to honor the head of the church
In America, and on the following day
the Catholics of the Maryland metrop
olis will participate In a monster parade.
GRAKEMAN BADLY INJURED
Mll.KSTOXKS IV TAFT'S Ml K,
Soptember 15,
Reporltd Truce In War Over Tripoli
S'.irs iHin& Turks to Point
ol Hib lllon
Men's Blue Flannel Shirts
We carry all sizes. We sell a 2 50 Shirt
$1 9S
for
Hair Goods
We carry a complete line of Il.iir Goods, Switches,
l'nffs, Transformations, and Turban braids. The
Very Latest Styles.
CLI'll DELEGATES ELEtTED '
TO STATE I K.DEItATlOV
TERCINSKI
Dry Goods & Notions
At the session of the Ladles' Auxll
lnrv of the Roseburg Commercial
Chit) Wednesday evening the follow
ing delegates and alternates were
elected to represent this club nt the
sessions of the Oregon Federation of
Women's Clubs next week. Dele
gates: Mrs. J. D. Zurcher. Miss Jose
1,1,11,.. Parroti. Mrs. J. E. Parker.
Alternates: Mrs. G. P. SchloRser. Mrs.
i .Ins.Mihson. Mrs. A. E. Sether
A special session of the .'. Mental
Culture Club was also held and re
nnrta of committees were heard.
There is still a shortage of rooms for
the entertainment of the visiting
a-i-iate.. and Mrs. O. W. Wharton
rhalrmnn of the entertainment and
nrnrt..ntlls committee, will he glad
to have any one who can iiirnisn
room and hoard for an i.eieaie to
the convention to call her up on the
phone so that arrangements ran he
made.
AH merchants have agreed to make
special window decoration next week
In honor of the convention. That
the general color scheme may har
monize It may be stated that the
federation colors are red, while and
nine mot the I. S. flag, however I
and the federation flower Is the Ore-
.nn fft-Mtie.
All .lona of the federation In
lt....hrr next Tuesday. Wednesday
nnd Thursday will be held at the
Presbyterian church. The public Ik
ln.lu.it to attend these sessions
Th..re will be no charge for admis-
.i.,n ...it no collections will be taken
I Hoseburg already has a good repu-
Int inn for entertaining visitors ami
evervl.odv should unite In hel ilng to
fuilv sustain that reputation during
Ihe coming week.
For 1.1 short minutes this after
noon the expansive smiie 01 rresi
dent William Howard Taft. sur
mounting jOU pounds of avoirdupois.
beamed upon 4000 people 111 tne
Southern Pacific railway yards. The
reception acc-orded to the ciuet
executive was the same as that re
ported from other points In the
state Boclally he was extended a
warm welcome, politically he aroused
no enthusiasm.
The President spoke briefly nnu
with some effort, his voice having
been overtaxed by 26 days of con
tinuous sneechinnklng. He was Intro
duced on the rear platform of his
private car by Congressman w nils
r llawlev. who referred to Mr. Taft
as "not only the tlrst citizen 01 me
I'nlted States, hut. by virtue of his
ii.iiintive efforts for universal peace
the first citizen of the civilized
world."
Hawley declared that the people
were manifesting their desire to see
Taft re-elected and Taft, in response,
said that whenever a Congressman
made good he ought to lie continued
ill office. Neither or these modest
u.ii'L'estlolia was received with any
enression of approval by tho audi
ence. Taft accounted for llawley's
..i..,-il,, i.i Ooneress because in
physique he is as healthy as a big
red apple.
ti,o Pies .lent nam a nign roinpu-
meiit to the I nipuua v alley. i ne
Willamette Valley, he said, was con
sidered by Its residents as being on a
balance with heaven. no iiiougui.
however, that here the welgnt 111 ine
balance favored the t nipqua alley.
Two bovs among a crown ot meir
number begun getting rough toward
each otner ni ine nun n im- 1 "
nt's platform. "Here, none oi mai.
said Taft. with feigned seriousness.
If you two boys Hon t nenave i .
appoint a board of arbitration to sei-
.1.. i-nr differences. "
The train pulled runner oowu me
yards to give the other half of the
ager crowd a chance to see tne u.s-
,i.,.i.i4 visitor. He was presentea
with bouquets of roses, also the
dressed body of a deer that will keep
the President and his party suppiicu
.i.h vnim tor several days. Mr.
Taft made a few more remarkB in a
jocular vein, then expressed ma sin
cere matins lor ine ......in. ft "
extended to 111 III . As tne Irani .
suuiid its Journey toward California
the executive waved his hand nnd
hid the cheering crowd "good-live. "
Strikers liiHMft Train.
The visit of President Taft to
nullum was marked by the first
Rom In Cincinnati
18f.7.
Graduate and aalutatorian, Yale,
187 8.
Grnduated Clncinnntl law school
1880.
Newspaper reporter, Cincinnati
18S0.
Assistant Prosecutor Hamilton 1
County. 1881-82. i
I'nlted States Revenue Collector ,
for Ohio. 1882-84. i
Judge Superior Court, Cincinnati,
1KX7-SO. I
Solicitor-General of t'nited States,
18II0-92. I
.'.Sla.es Judge, Sixth Circuit, ,.,.- ,tKVO,.T ,,,
,r ti,n row- tiiiull t:. vcrslly i ... i r.
of Law. 18!it'i-l!ton.
President i'nlted Stales Philippine
Commission. li)0-l01.
Friar land envoy lo Pope, 1902.
Refused I'nlted States Supreme
Court post. 1903.
First Governor or
1901-04
sovereign and the communication was
also signed by other notable of
Tripoli. It expressed their satisfac
tion nt tho Italian occupation of
Tripoli, w hich, they said, represented
the resurrection of their beloved
country, which aspired to be once
more, us at the time of the Romans,
a source of prosperity and pride for
the metropolis.
While the Turkish embassies deny
the existence of slavery In Tripoli,
the fact remains that Tripoli, up to
two weeks ngo, was the only outlet
of the great slave market of Central
Africa, which the Italians promise to
abolish.
Slavery, they point out. had always,
obtained in Africa. Its worst feature
in Tripoli was thnt for each alave
who arrived alive on the Mediter
ranean roast ten had died while
crossing the desert.
j inpecia. o in.. r.euiiig ucview I,
I 1IKL1. INGHAM. Wash.. Oct. 12.
Great Northern freight train No. 711
was wrecked today at Chuckniiut by
striking rocks on the trucks. Fire
man John Howies was killed and
lirakemall Smart hat) both livs
broken. The engine and two ca'-s
were dumped iulo the hay.
DIU'XKEX CAISIM sal
LANDS a IX JAIL AXI)
OXE IX HOSPITAL.
Secretary of War. 1904-08. i
Nominated In Chicago for Presi
dent. 1908.
Elected twenty-seventh President.
1908.
Itiisy Time Abend for Toft lit titles
of ('iillfiinila.
From the moment President Taft
is met by Governor Johnson at the
boundary line of California and Ore
gon tonight until he leaves for the
East, a constant succession of re
ceptions and reviews await him.
At Sacramento Friday the Presi
dent will be welcomed by the
Panama-Pacific Exposition olllcinls at
Ihe laying of the cornerstone or the
new citv hall. At San Francisco on
,.tnr.l,iv he will turn the first sod
of the I'aiialiin-I'aritlc Exposition and attacks
Sunday night will continue his Jour
ney eastward bound. .Numerous re-
lions nnd bailllllets will till III the
President' time between his public
appearance ill California.
Accompanying: tali to ine iiiinor
nla line are William McMurray. gen-1
eral passenger ngent or the Southern j
Pacific lines in Oregon, ami J. ' i
Stack, assistant general manager of I
the Oregon lines, also several news
paper correspondent, aside from Ho
President's retinue. Tho entire Irlpj
of the President will be approximate
ly U.ooo miles and will cost 1S.-I
000. Twenty-four states will be j
traversed. So far 4. rltles have been
visited and the Itinerary Includes 2!' I
others.
S f Tufl's Views.
Sneaking puhlliiv In Portland i
Wednesday night. Mr. Ta't grew
eloquent III discussing th arbitra
tion nsures. Ho bltterlv de
nim need those who opposed them on
the grounds that the coeutry thus Is
making or Itseir a rowatd. and I"
clared that Ihe I'nlted Slates now Is
such a powerful nation that it can
afford to imiore the petty annov
I CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 12 Ills
feared today that the reported armis
tice beiween Duly and Turkey will
start an outbreak among the people,
'as the Young Turks party la doing
,ail jiiism. hi." ... lull .11.' will I, linn'. j
Philippines, ' "ew- army corps at Salonika threatens
,to match upon Conslautluople If
peace Willi Italy Is concluded.
ROME. Oct. 12. llerlln reports to
day that an anuislice lias been de
clared ollirially is generally credited,
although Italy won t deny or iillirm
the report.
TRIPOLI WELCOMES REMOVAL
(IE II liKISH iom:.
TRIPOLI. Oct I Landing of the
second K isliiu of t he
progressing Nineh
have arrived.
The batteries ol' Ihe licet' nil
through ihe night slielled the sur
n, nullum country, which was swept
; by the s chllghts. Tripoli has
nothing inure lo fear from Turkish
llassilt'd Karalllahll Is now mayor
of Tripoli hv decree of King Victor
Emmanuel, lie rent a message of
loyiily and devotion lo the Italian
REAVERTON. Or., Oct. 11 A
crowd of young men from Tigard,
all drunk, and headed by Harry Ken
uey, a liveryman of that town, in- '
va.ted this place last night and a a
result of a disturbance brought on
by them, one of tho men. W. Llnd,
Is lying In St. Vincent Hospital in
Portland with a bullet through hi
shoulder, three other are occupying
cells in the count) jail at Htllsboro,
and one. Harry Kenney. 1 being
sought by the olllcera and It la ex
pected he will be arrested aoon,
Kenney. mounting a horse, rode
up und down tho street using vulgar
language and creating a general dis
turbance. Constable Keeler Emmons,
hearing the disturbance, stopped
Kennev and asked him to be quiet,
when the latter attempted to ride
over the ofllcer and falling In this din
mounted and proceeded to attack the
otllcer. Eiumonx called for City Mar
shal Runner, und the two officers
iirresled three of the disturbers, Ken
ney und Ling evading the officer.
I Alter thn three had been placed Id
1 the jail they tried to kick their way
out. anil Llnd. a member of the
- paiiv. came to tho Jail to help them.
Meeting the clly marshal he protested
liallau army Is iMt his arrest and demanded the
n transports r,.,.,Se of his friends. A he was
one oi the disturber and threatened
to help break oiicn the Jail, the officer
placed li I in under arrest also, but
Llnd broke nwuy and fled through an
orchard. The officer tired four shots
over the fugitive's head, ordering him
lo I, -ill. Falling In this, he placed
his filth shot In the fleeing man's
shoulder, the bullet striking below
ihe shoulder blade and ranging upward.
rnllroad work performed by striking auces caused by weaker- and coin
shopmen of the Southern Pacific 1 parntlvely Inslmilll. ..nt countries,
roundhouse here since they quit work) -The only way to get rid of war
... ..... am Throwing I i.i. ili-c niri-il. "Is to furnish u sulisll-
........ ..ii ..l..,.,ultv in deference to'tme r..r It. My Ideal and tnv hope
ihe presence or the chief executive of j 8 t have an arbitration court In
the Nation, several of the strikers which every nation ot the world will
voluntarily Inspected the entire 1 1... able in nnu jus.
hunlcal part or the tram oiiring n ins loan mr ... -
stop here. Needless to sav tne rresi-Hiin provide i..r ..
dent special resettled IIS J.iniii. .' .sliraoie III", i... '
southward In flrat-clas condition. I be able to obtain Immediate anil
certain l.eiienis. lit' I".
necessity or a law that will lake the
cases ot Injured worklngtn.n out or
tho courts, and denounced ni" exisi
us n i'.i-
H you want u Suit that's worth the while.
A Co.it, Dress or Waist that has tho style.
It you want a hat that will put you at easn
Willi a I. .cling. "I know I'm Just right, it you please-,
It Its Neckwear, Handbags or new goods Tor the hair,
Why. come right 111.
As Pir prices, p -opl.
Ale as cheap as go
we'll sure treat you square;
know our goods with class
,ds that will ' barely pass."
The Leader
HAIR. AND SCALP TREATMENT
FACIAL MASSAGE
HAIR DRESSING
MANICURING
PALACE
THEATER
LOCAL KKWS.
II. M Itullwinkle. of Edenhower
hi. n.irchased some lots of (has
Malhew. In the ( hadwi.k Addition
nri will erect a residence thereon
I w Ii Snider was In from Deer
Creek Wednesday and v every
body Is looking forward w ith ob as
art ,niifl,,inu, to the entertain
nient and box social to he held a
l.i.A lnti on Friday evening Oct
20 All address will be delivered b
Hon Itlnr'-r Hermann
'h.r..H with assaulting L. V. Co '
clerk In a Iwsl dry good store, and
t ti res tei.lnr to kill him. Harold
Un.l.h IT.iear-old son of Mrs, ('. W
i i.rk has te-en arrested upon order
..... i,ii-nil Court and will be
.i..n an ... ml i. 1 1 on tomorro
Smith Is said to have become enraged
i Cole hecsuse he kept company
.in, irl with whom Smith wss
s mitten.
3. 8:K.. 9:1.'., 10:1"
TONIGHT
Utt r.Ma'na
anil 'r'
Photo -Plays and Songs
lug systems lu most slates
tery.
Ill appealing for mote stringent
regulation of the rairoads' safety i
appliances he declared that the sl.i-;
ilstlcs of killed and wounded on .
American railroads a few years ago
were such hs to bring the blush of,
shame to any loval ritiren. Ilej
pointed to the Improvement of lliej
past few years as a hopeful sign
the future.
At the session ot the Southern ore-!
noil I'resliv lerv Ul li.llisiirt ii
A. Smirk was elect
delegate to ine i.cncrm
. . . . i.. i ....ij.-.n.,
wtilin mee,p ... ...,..
June.
t-''
!
it Mox mx uuse
What it Cost
We are Selling
Regular 25c articles 15c
Regular 15c articles 10c
Regular 10c articles 7c
Regular 5c articles 3c
A KOI (.11 DIAMOND.'
Dran.a.
-il us a
A sselilbl i'
Ky.. not
THE STH SPAM. LED IIWNUt
A feature worth while.
PKI.HIIl I'ltoPOsW,
A Good Comedy.
TWO NEW HONG HITS
Adult 10c; Children usder 14,
COMING TOMORROW NIGHT.
The Palace Theater has hooked ihe
Night Riders." a feature picture in
two parts wltn an niusira.e-i "
turette. tor one night only, tomor
row ()t. H Thl win oe non ...
addition to the regular program: : ,
cents tor adults anil lu reins .... ,
children under 14 will be chaig.-d. (
TRESPASS NOTICE. j
Positively no trespassing slloeed
on the lands of the Curry ette
0,w N. CUKKT ESTATB
Funeral destgna to order.
rliht. Mrs. r. O. Owen.
Ic. pbone Suburbaa II.
Prices
florlit.
tf
And we carry evrerything from a
post card to a piano every house
hold necessity to be painfully ex
act we have 9171 98 articles today
from .3c up.
ANDERSON'S
1 rargain Store, on Jackson St.