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DUUGLA3 COUNTY'S 1NKXHAU3TAEI.2 NATURAL RESOURCES AND CLlMAll6 ADVANTAGES UAKE IT Tift HOST XTTRACTlVk t;6k kbMMlikkfcks AND iNVsT6S3. r n Vi 1 prxp?rj'r. Review INVESTMENTS Of all kinds arc best found through "The Fevlew" Want Ad Section. Little advs. bring big re turns, becausi everybody reads them. t II - A V a. A S - M T W J Roseburg entertains the State Fed f eratlun of Women's Clubs on Oct. 1C ? 118. VOL. XIV. ROSEIU lt(i, OREGON, SATI RDAY EVENING, MTIIKK 1 1, IHI1. No. IK! KOSEBURG TO WW Matbewson Opposes Bender In ; Close Battle; Score 2 to 1 n Al TOMOIIII.E DRIVER HHEAliS UOKI.D'S liFfOIID. I "I 8tHl i Santa j Jl HARLAN DEAD LOCAL NEWS. FULLY 45,001) SPECTATORS Collins Error Gives Goibamites One Ran and Brace of Doubles Scores Another SANTA MONICA. Cnl.. Oct. Willi all worlds records for broken, the third annual u i ..uu.ui le mail rare a 1 . . . . run today In Ideal weather and on a . flPHn M mn IllSllfPN i i . i .lien, nun I'mp.ii"" il'l suns witnessing the content. Not a semb- lanee of an accident marred the elm test. Charles Merz, driving a Na tional, won with the wonderful record ol 7 4.4 miles an hour aver age for l.M miles. The former record was 7 1.3 miles hy Navarro, of Paris. LOCAL KU8. New York . , Philadelphia R. H. E. fi 0 1 6 1 Koherts went to professional bust- ( Special to the Evening Review). p NEW YORK. Oct. 14. After aj j pitchers' battle of almost unpara'led I closeness and In tho presence of 4.1,-' I (XII) wildly excited persons, the New i i, York (Hants. Ihe lenders of the Nu- lionul League, defeated the I'hiladcl- I phia Athletics, peutiatit winners of j ' the American League, in the first ! Maine of the world s championship j wrles at th'j Polo grounds here this j alternoon b the score ot 2 to 1. J . ' It was a battle between Edward I Render, the Indian twirlcr. who! . scored the only victory for the Ath-. it letirs In the memorable world series of 190.1, and Christy .Mai hewson. who i ! Ill that same series shut out the : J'lilladolphians in three successive j games. The Giants today wot one i f hit less oft of Hender than .Mat hew- 1 t son allowed to the Athletics, but Me- J draw's men gave their star twirierj faultless support, w hile (lender al-1 ; lowed two doubles In one inning. ; These, coupled with an error in in- other Inning by second iiaseman r.u die Collins at a critical moment gave the (iialits their victory. How Run Wore Srmvil. The Athletics were the first to '.e..re Their lone tallv was regis-, fr,A.-...i In tint u.K-miil ftiniiiir. Hakel ' $ singled, was sarriuceu 10 sccuuu i... !vnriihv and went to third on a I i passed ball. lie came home on a LJsingle hy Captain Harry Davis, the '. veteran first sucker, who was sent illto the game by Manager Mack ill place of Mclnnes. the regular man, ' who Is nursing an injured wrist, i New York's hist run was scored .In the fourth by Knndgrass. who be- sail his circuit of tiie liases when he iwas struck bv one of Hinders wild shoots. He went to second on Mnr i ray's sacrifice anil dashed home sule- ' . .. ...III.... I I tl.,."..i..'u tly wneu I ot 1 1 us i.n...-. ............ r gioiinder. alter Merkle had fanned. In the sevenlll. after Fletcher had I'lwent out. Myers, the big Indian i catcher of the (Hants, doubled to left, t JMathewson struck out. lievore. who V. followed hlni. hit for two bags and I -M vers rnn home with the winning f i Surveyor C. E. Myrtle Creek on ness today. Dr. A. Crump and family, of Pop lar llltiff. Mo., are among the recent arrivals in Roseburg. Heckley Brothers have sold their general store at Yoncalla to A. C. Harden and son. of Coburg. Will. Werle, of San Francisco, . stopped over here Friday night to I visit with his old-time friend and i neighbor, M. K. Ilurleson. I M. H. McCown. F. .1. Newman. R. 1 L. Taylor. Medford: N. Frances Mann. Yonkers, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Carloiigh, Cincinnati: S. I). Kvans. I in ! n ii ; Thus. It. Head, Howard V. Head. Sears, Mich.; I.. Desenberg. 1.. J. Thompson, San Francisco; Kd- ward (iody. New York; F. T. Cald well. Seattle; P. J. l.vbeck. Chicago P. A. Copiiard. Oakland; A. P. Main ews, M. C. Winters. Portland, were recent arrivals at the McClallen (ale S. Hill, of Albany, has been apiioluted district deputy grand ex alted ruler of the Kiks for the south district of Oregon. Mr. Hill is one of the most prominent members of tile Albany lodge of this order. Hi' i past exalted ruler of the local Is lodge, and was its representative at the session of the grand lodge at At lantic City last summer. .Mr. Hill is Deputy District Attorney for Linn Couniy. and Is also the county's member ot tin Itepubiicaii state cen tral committee. Less Than a Week ' 34 YEARS OS BENCH; RECORD Dissented in Famous Stand. 1 1 Oil Case Death Gives Tall Sib Appoint ment to Conrl Mrs. Shirley, of Medford. Is the guest of her sister. Mrs. 8. A. Sanford. in this city. Mrs. F. K. Wlmberly and little sou left for Portlatid this moruing to visit with relatives. Dr. Hermann will leave Monday morning for Coos County, and will return October J."i. Judge J. W. Hamilton is holding a term of Circuit Court for Judge larris lu Kugene. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Hamlin left this morning on their return to The Dalles, after a visit here with rela tives. Mrs. Max Weiss and little son left this morning for Mt. Angel, where her two little daughters are attending school. Mrs. Walter Dixon and little son nnd sister-in-law, Miss Madge Dixon, went to Wilbur this morning to visit with relatives. Mrs. Harry Williams, of Edeii hower, left this morning for Port land, where she will visit with her daughter. Mrs. Wooderson. Mrs. S. K. Collier, mother of Mrs. I II. Wallace and Mrs. H. A. llrud- burn, returned this morning from .ouis and other Eastern points. live Special to the Evening Review. WASHINGTON, Oct. 14. Asso ciate Justice John M. Harlan, of the I'nited States Supreme Court, died at his home this morning of acute bron- st chitis. which began with a cold last where she has spent the past Monday. Owing to his extreme uge months. he was 7S death was expected. I Douglas Walle. W. A. llurr, D. W Justice Harlan was dean of I'nited Hunter, S. II. Dodsnit, Late Whitselt, States Justices, his service on the K. A. Kruse. L. (i. Mathews. E. C. bench covering a period of 34 years. Davis. R. II. Dixon, John McKeall the longest In history. His death were among the Deer Creek people in makes it necessary for President Taft town today. to make his lifth selection for the J. H. Sykes this morning opened Supreme Court which will make a his new store in the building formerly majority on the tribunal which Taft occupied by the First Nnlioual Hank, will have selected ;He has a nice Block of guns, ammuni- liiss il in Famine Standard oil tion and tlshlng tackle of all kinds. ami Tobacco Cases. , Offering an excellent class of goods Justice Harlan was the last of the at reasonnnie prices Admit Accusing llolmberg Murder to Cel Reward of LIVE WAY UNDER "SWEATING Taft Breaks Ground for Panama Fair No Jurors Secured Vet For McSamara Case 1 HOY WIIITKKTT KOt'Ml lKAI AT llltl SHY IIITTK. Roy Whltsett. aged 21 years, was found dead in his bed this morning at Charles Embree'a palce on Itriishy llutte, teu miles east of Koseburg. where he was employed In a sawmill. Death was due to a complication of heart trouble and asthma, from which he had suffered for several years. His father, Thomas Whltsett. living :it Petaluuia, Cal.. has been notified. The young man left a sister. Miss l.ela Whltsett, and half-brother Clyde .Martin, both living In Rose burg. His mother died during his eurly childhood and he was reared by a Rev. Wallace at Myrtle Creek with whom he resided until four years ago. Coroner Jewett was called but de cided that an Inquest was unnecessary. HOYS REPEAT STORY OK HILL FAMILY Ml RKF.lt o Wit Is Officers lo Anlenwalil and Point Out. t'liruinstaiiceH That May 1'onvlct lloliula'rg. PORTLAND. Oct. 13. Harry Howard and James Hawkins, the two SI XKAY AT TIIE ('III P.CIIES. Methodist r.piM'oiul. South. Rev K. M. Meat's, pastor. Preaching by tile pastor at 1 1 a m. and T : :t i n. m. Morning theme "old school" on the Supreme bench His name and his fame are better known by far than that of any of his remaining associates, and he has been for years recognized as a leader of the highest tribunal lu the land. Justice Harlan w ill probably be -remembered for his stand for a strict construction of the Sherman anti trust law in the recent decisions and the .1 his opposition to judicial legislation Mr. in those cases. He came into the limelight last May hy his dissenting opinions in the Standard Oil and To- he will doubt less merit a good share of trade In his line. Harry Rice nnd Fred Howard and their families arrived here this morn ing from Douglas. Wyoming, and may make their home here. Mr. Rice Is a son of A. Rice, who arrived here from Wyoming a few weeks ago, and a brother of K. I.. Rice, employed 't O. Flook Company s mill, and Mrs. lsadore Irwin, Ten Mile; A. M. Lady. V. S. Nichols, Kid dle: (1. E. Handy. N. L. Conn, Mel rose: 11. S. Jackson. Murshlleld: Wm (Special ti tho Evening Review) PORTLAND. Or., Oct. 14. James HawkliiB and Harry Howard, the youthful tramps who accused August R. llolmberg, their traveling coin panion, of having murdered the Hi'.! family at Ardenwald last June, prae-1 hoys at whose instigation Richard I tin 1 1 y admitted under "sweating" llolmberg was arrested at The Dalles todav that their whole story was a 'yesterday, churged with coiuiectlnii "lake." They said they wanted to with the murder of the Hill family get the rewurd offered for the miir-,ut Ardenwald. neur here, on June 9 derer. led the officers toduy from the Arden The boys claimed at first that they wald station to the house where the stood outside ot the Kill home whl'ei Hills were killed and pointed out the llolmberg went inside and killed the places where each stood In the yard family, afterwards reappearing with while, they claim, llelmberg went in his clothes smeared with blood and side the house. They reiterated the telling them to run as fast as they , statements made in an ailidavit at could. The Dulles as to llolmherg's coming ;iroill ine nouse won nis iiuiins TAFT Tl'ltNS FIRST SIIOYKLFl'L clothes smeared with blood. OF PANAMA FAIR IHRT. Then they conducted the officers (to a Bitot a considerable distance ttA.N IKA.M IMU, vict. ii. nyni lint i "The Palmislrs Evening theme. ships." Sabbath School at ' worth League at li: week player service ' itig at 7 : .'!u o'clock dially invMeil to all of the "Ea rths Saints." I'rleiid- o cases, in which he held thiit iiux'on. v . rv .lounsi.m. v. he Supreme Court had no right to Cracken. tirocKway; j. i. apaugn. i. usurp iv legislative duty." by writ- II. Howard. Looking Class; Theron ii.ti. the utulnt.i lie wnril "nil- Walle. Kollllll I'rairie, . I. !'.- lllg icaso liable." HI welcoine w ol ship awaiting with us. .: Ep- :o p. m.: mid-1 'ednesduy even- Yna a i'e col - ! of the services Come llnptisl. It W. II. Eaton, pastor.; Siimliiy sclii, ut in a. in.: ii. Y.I P. I', at ii::;i p. i:i.; preaching ser- viie at 11 a. i.t. n id 7::io p. in. The pastor will be the preacher tomorrow. ! Morning subject. "A Little Argument1 With .Myself;" ev. ning subject. "A ' Great Promise." There will he the usual hearty Thursday afternoon. following tile hurglarv .of the l.eona store, presuinii blv by the same criminals, seem to have made good their escape, thanks to the heavy downpour of rain Tliuih dav night. Marshal Frank Snodgrass. of Cottage drove, telephoned to this ipplled by the ma- Ciilloch. W. F. Hoggs. t. D. nnseii ; (oriiv decision to the restraint of Roberts creek: w . . .Mcr.niiuiu, ir,., I.'. ..r which the trusts were held Oak Creek: A. Callahan. Miss Nnllllli ....nil- Culliihaii. French Settlement: L. ( Harlan's Culver. Dlllllbletoll. Grant Taylor. Wlliclles- .Instlce Hailan was appointed to ter. were among Hie Roseburg visitors the Supreme Court bench in 1877. today. ti .i... ..-i .,,-1.1. 'l-l... ti-li. nf liiehwavilletl who held of this chinch anil will Imil a hearty - . . .,,,,,. ,,.,, imveler at Alc j whw h met ill Palls in l.x!i:S. Since ilSM!l. he has been a professor of Constitutional law at George Wash ington I'niverlsty. He was n Whig candidate for Congress in IS .19 and was candidate Tor elector on the H"ll .....i c...i-..ti ti,-L-t in ini;ii Ur' iiiirli.n was I. nt ii In llovle eitv this nioriiliiK that his two blood r'iiiv keimickv June 1. 1 S3 3. lie hoiiinls were utterly unable to pick i studied law at Transylvania Cnlver- up the scent of the fugitives, necniise sltv anil contllllietl lliein in seveiai oi ine ei iuimi" i '..-...., i i ii.. i I...... ft.t.i.. ..-..i.. .1,1,. tiwi.itiu Hint the men congregational singing and line in.wdol.i .-ill mo be caught. P. . I. .McC.ee Is linker is Sliike.1. sperin music at these services. At milce "Kentucky. Ihe ii.-ilue of the traveler who was ; Only one accident marred the ; cordial welcome awaits your coming. , .,,, ,he l lljT.rsitv ()f ,.,..,- held up. came, nut tins lonqmun) . .. ...... , t. , ,., isvlvania. serious results. Snodgrass. in aiming ( ir .-.i.i.a... ... ... r.. ..,.,s wh(n ,,In,,,.Krt fr(In ,.ege. naser on ii.e i.-R ...... voulig Harlan began the practice or spikes. linker coll- .miming woisnip in ii ui'iuin. tinned in the game, however. , Rev. Mr. Han. o r-an r raiic.se.,. The 4.1 II U 0 people within the en-i preach: subject. Missions. Mr. H.lll Closure were not all of the people will also preach nt the evening ser ho saw the game. Illearherites be-' vice, illustrating his sernlon by Btcre pall assembling at the gates last mid- opllcon views i i,.,.. tin. rates swung i Siiudav scliol al in a. in.: (. v.. at f men there were 10. nun people wait-J A: :!n lug to get Inside. At 11 o'clock this -mnrnitiK. when the last ticket was, I pic..pal. the I! sold there were still outside :.. Ilak. r. Rector. .iiu;..ii.ied ueonle. Most of these. Eighteenth Siinilav after Trinity. witnessed ine game iiwui nv . hiiildiiigs and telegrapn Sunday scnooi in a: .- a. ..... on. inn. g to third, cut li rm wilh bis the practice lie w-iis elect- , real estate deal of more than usual Interest was consiiniiited In liosebing this morning, when Car! Hoffman sold his residence property County Judge i.i is..::. Returning Btr,.,.t tn the Churchill Hard Come and bring a friend. Charles Wilson however, the tops of i.oles surrounding the grounds , The teams lined up as follows: ' New York Devore. left He'd: llovle. second base: Snodgrass. e n ter' Meld: .Murray, right field; .Merkle. first base; llerzog. third base; Fl-t-rher. short stop; . eyers. catcher; Mathewson. pltche.. Phllndeliihia Lord, left field: O d rlng center field: Collins, second base; linker, third base; Murphy, right field; Davis, first base: Harry, shortstop; Thomas, catcher. Render, jiitcher. 5 XNT l.EAtJl E ItFSl I.T. It II. E. Portland J ' I.OR Angeles - ' Hatterles Koestner and LaLonge; Hall and llrooks I prove these servi lit 1 1 All lire oil: ev Miilig pravi ially ia.ile to private life, he took his sign und jhis law books to Louisville and re sumed the practice of his profession t here. i He was Colonel of th" Tenth Ken Ituekv Regiment in the I'nion Army 'from IMII to 1 si::!, and from that ;time until 1 Mi 7 he was Attorney i General of Kent in ky. Mr. Harlan's name was presented 'to the Republican convention of Ken Itiirkv for Vice-President of the Pol and Pekia Sure to Fall Into Hands of Revolutionaries DECISIVE BATTLE IMPENDS Big Cities and Provinces Pass From Manchu Power No Fighting on Trlpolitan Soil (Special to the Evening Review). TOKIO. Oct. 14. With the rebel lion spreading rapidly through China. dispatches from Peking today say the capital's fall Into the rebels' hands is hourly Imminent. It Is believed in Peking that the Manchu dynasty Is about ready to go. The cities of Nanking and Kaiseng have been cap tured and are now burning, and the populous provinces of Bze Cheun, Kwnng Su. Tung, Hunan. Hu Pen and Hoau are controlled by the revo lutionists. In Peking conditions are growing worse. Three divisions ot the army are helng mobilised there co oppose the advancing revolutionists lu the field. YOl N(i TI'RKS, WARLIKE, AFTER PARLIAMENT CONTROL. LONDON. Oct. 14 Continuance of the Turko-ltallan war depends npon ..u-i.u wliuru ll.uv Biild II...V hit.1 rnmii- bolical of the scope and inagnlflcance ,,, )n ihe rar,ir part of the night of I result of the struggle being waged of the Panania-Paclllc Exposition. I i.,,.,, s Thev scraped awav the dead ! '"'tween Young Turks and Conserva- groun.l at the stadium this afternoon w as broken by President I alt wltl. elaborate ceremonial. Flanked by hundreds of representative men and women of California and the glitter of the navy and military uniforms. Ti.rt drove tiie silver sonde into the earth. The bugle sounded and th.i leaves to show where they had till lit a rumptlro and revealed the dead embers beneath. They said that after the alleged killing, llolmberg told them to run for their lives. They rati for a time, then slowed down a pace, hut eou- exposltlon flag rose, while artllleiy r.lu.h,.,j ,,, Sandy River on the night boomed, bands played the .National . )uI1B 9 anthem nnd the spectators cheered. Thev claim llolinherg tried to waih the bloodstains from Governor Johnson. Mayor McCarthy. ,., 1,1,.,,,1-iniiis from his clothes In President Moore, of the Exposition, ., . Snl, ,iv iiiver. but thev say he was he. miHM hi.tt.litia and lull mane speecues. fives for the control of parliament. wii'ch met today. If tho Young Turks win they will continue the war sure. Rl I'll LESS IIAMIITS I.NCREASK STORM HORROR. MEXICO CITY. Oct. 14. Confir mation of the report that from 300 to lull persona perished along the coast and at (luaymus during the recent storm reached here today. It Is hard to get supplies to the stricken region SAME OLD TRI'ST, DIVIDED INTO HOLDING CONCERNS. NEW YORK, Oct. 14. Details of the reorganization of the tobacco trust, under court orders, was learned today. The original corporation will be dlssoved Into three companies known us P. Lorlllard & Company. Liggett & Meyers, and the American Tobacco Company. Old bonds will be exchanged lor bonds lu the new concerns. clit-isiinn Science, corner Lane nnd Main street Sen ice? everv Sunday at 11 a. in. and everv Wednesday at 7:3ii i. m. Suiijeit (or Sunday. "Doctrine of Atonement." -Articles of ili'-nr. oration were filed with Hi" Cimiity Clerk this afternoon bv the Myrtle Drug Companv. of Myr tle CrM-k. Oregon. Tl:e capital stock is fixed at $.iiitoi. und the incorpora tors of record are: J E. Creason. C. S .laik.-on. and M. E. Creason. Mr. ('reason is the present owner of the Mvrtle Creek drug store. He you seen the piano at Joseph son? lt' ted States ill 1S7:'. Just prior lo his appointment to the Supreme Court Associate Justiceship Mr. Harlan was a member of the Louisiana Commis sion. He was a Presbyterian in re ligion nnd taught a Hible class In Washington. ALLOWANCE TOO SMALL. PENDLETON MILITIA COMPANV DISIIANDS. If you want a Suit that's worth the while. A Coat, Dress or Waist that has the style. If you want a hat that will put you at case With a feeling. "I know I'm just right, if vou pleas.';" It Its Neckwear. Handbags or new goods for the hair. Why. come right In. we ll sure treat ou .aare; As for prices. eople know our goods with c!a.-s Are as cheap as goods that will "barely pass." The Leader HAIR. AND SCALP TREATMENT FACIAL MASSAGl HAIR DRESSING MANICURING PENDLETON. Or.. Oct. 13 Com pany L. Third Regiment. Oregon Na tional Guard, will biH-ome an extinct organization on October -''.. notice having been received that the militia men here will be mustered out or service on that date. This action mines as the result or a long, nam light which the company has had ever since Its first organization. The .;iio annual appropriation for main tenance alas proe. Insulficleni. and the company has reia-aiedly lost I It commanding ofluers and faced thej pn.hicm of securing new ones llow- eer. at no time in tne past m' ems of Its existence has the coin puny been in better shape. ware Companv. of this city. The price paid was iil.loil. The property fronts 1110 fll't oil .Mill Sll'.-ei anil t-A..-.n.n back 210 feet to a maximum width or 1 70 feet, abutting the railroad yards. On the west half of the prop erlv the Churchill Hardware Com panv will erect at once a warehouse ol brick und corrugated Iron for theli personal use. On the east half they will build two cottages, at the same time remodeling the present house on the premises und use all three for rental purposes. Plans (or the ware house are now being drawn. Mr. Hoffman will continue to make Rose burg his home. PALACE i THEATER MNAMARA TRIAL ENDS FIRST W EEK WITIKH T Jl ltOR. LOS ANGELES, Cal.. Oct. 14. The llrst week of the McNamara trial came to a close this afternoon with out a r.lngle Juror being accepted. Deputy District Attorney llorton said: "In a nutshell our contention Is that the defendant Is not entitled to a safe Jury, but only lo a fair and impartial one. No intelligent man could huve read about this rase and failed to form an opinion." I.II1ERTY IN SK.lt T FOR RANKER WALSH OF IIH'AfiO. LEAVENWORTH. Kan.. Oct. II. The formal order patrolling James R. Walsh, the Chicago bank wrecker. from tin- Federal penitentiary at this place, was received to day. OREGON FEDERATED CI, I IIS SESSIONS NEXT WEEK. In Sonora are seizins unable lo do so. According to their uy unguarded pack trains. story, iioimnerg nauunoiner sun oi clothes, which he put on, and carried Ihe alleged bloodstained suit in a bundle three weeks, until, while ut Astoria, he threw It Into the Colum bia River. While ramping on Dandy River one of the bo.VB was sent to Troulilule for supplies. While there he heard about the Hill murder und says when In returned he asked llolinherg If he killed those i pie. llolmberg. the hoys assert, was violently angry, and threatened to cut their throats If they ever mentioned the mutter again. Further Investigation of Ihe boys') story will be made tomorrow. Ilolni-; nerg. who was o o. gin i.e.e ..... .. .- alluut a r rrom T((OMi wnere Iiovb from The Dalles today, stoutly . . .. . . maintains his Innocence. 1iiiv tears A coroner's Jury held Evelyn, who lis U4 years old, to a charge of mur- SLAYS MAN WHO MADE REMARKS AIIOIT WIFE. THE DALLES. Or., Oct. 13. Be cause it Is alleged David Mannausaw called Mrs. Fred Evelyn vile names and defamed her character, her hus band shot and killed Munnnusaw here today. Trouble had been brew ing between the two families for some time. Evelyn, who Is a smull man, said Hint the only way he could protect his home und the good name of his wife wns to shoot Mannausaw, who was a giant In size. Mannaiisaw, who was a building contractor, 42 years old. came hers :K., 8: 9:i: 10:15 Mr GOOD PROGRAM AT THE I1 A LACE LAST Nlllll der In Ihe first degree. Sympathy of The Dalles citizens Is The program of pictures shown at with Evelyn. the Palace Theater last nigni came o up to expectations. The regular pro- Think of It, a piano given away gram III Itaeir was ahove ine average ai .loarpiwun uii and the additional attractions ranie Typewriters for sale or rent at the up to the advertised uualllv. Roseburg Hook Store. II TONIGHT ! Hack to the Regular Program. Photo -Plays and Songs . Laura llaldwln Doolittle. who is a profession decorator, will give a verv helpful and Instructive talk on Household Furnishing und Interior l ration. " ut the club convention next Tuesday afternoon. Itei.orts from the various commit tees und officers that have charge of ihe arrangements for tne ronvennon of Women s Federated Clubs, to be held here next week, show that every thing is progressing nicely and thai Roseburg will lose none of her honors ;n a roval entertainer. Remember, all meetings at h Prcb terlan church a.e free and the public Is rordiallv Invited to attend lieulniiiiiK Tuesday morning and cot.- tluiilng until Thursday noon. l-ol I.TRVMEN ATTENTION. of Ihe ..111 Fur the purpose of organizing a poultry association to better acquaint the breeder of poultry with the lent ii., -thuds of handling and raising al! breeds, there will be a n.-etlng -...ii I TV breeders ht the nffi. e of It.inlinE Land Conipanv W.-dn ceiling. October is. at n'rlisk Ali ilu.s. interested In the betterment ot poultry, whether a breed.-i or are relucted to be present, organisation ill be formed at n.e.iing Remember the date, li, and the place. Three Ex.ej .oi. IHE WAGEll A La I. or Drama 111 Good Pictures. .VAC.E EARNERS" I.ITIT.E SOLDIERS OF A Civil War Plai. "till I.E4.E A TIII.ETK S" and THE COOK." Good ('i.nndv'. not An TWO NEW SONG HITS ((rt (Adults 10c; Children under 14, Je I Change of Program Tomorrow Claud H Cannon, the local auto mobile agent, tins morning received a handsome E-M-F touring car fore door stile. 11-' model, for demon stration purposes It follows the previous r Ipt here this week of i wo l'JIi mode!, foredoor Fland-ra r.-...i, i'ir touring cars, one each t..r I II Riddle and A Salzn.nn A i.ir.l rr of that make and style will reach here next week for Douglas Walle. Kil Donipler. who has been undel treatment lor typhoid at Mercy Hon ..it . i h..a so far recovered that h . returned to the rustodv of This afternoon lie is .gain In jail, being h-ld on : ..r hnru. teailna Marriage licenses have been Issued hi- the Couniy Clerk as follows l.rnes T Smith snd netie i tieip- ri.ni C. Munn ami r.iizane.ii Gr.ne, tieorge Ollluant and M Ksf. charg' M 7-erlta It Mox Nix Otis 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 91 7,498 articles today from 3c up. ANDERSON'S Bargain Store, on Jackson St. ,44MmW4444Mt')m')')M
