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i ACTIVE rOR MOMESEEKERS AND iN'VE" STORS. coMirsia EVENTS Lyceum llureau entertainments at the Presbyterian Church. Watch (ur the (kites In tliiN utHr. INVESTMENTS Of a!! kinds are bmt found through "The Pevlew" Want Ad 8eetlon. Little adva. bring big re turns, because everybody reads them. VOL. XIV. ItOSKBURO, OREGON, Wl'.KXKSDAY KVKXIXti, NOVKMII Kit 1, 101 1. No. 21X1. DOUGLAS COUNTY'S 1NEXHAUSTABLE s AT URAL resources akd climatic advantages make it the most atti Rose burg Review '3 ASSESSOR'S TOTAL Taxable Properly in Douglas $27,238,000 Plus HOLDING OF CORPORATIONS DemiDd For Ntw Bridges Will Cause Tax Levy Exceeding 10 Mills c( Last Year I a few days. Is given below: Acres of laud, 2.004.722 1 9, 928. 400 Improvements on deeded or patented laud "78. . Town or city lots 1.9:.9.83"v Improvements on town or city lots Improvements on land not deeded or patented Boats, engines and manu facturing machinery . Merchandise and stock In trade Farming Implements, wagons, carriages . . . Money, notes and ac counts Shares of stock. 2202 . . Household furniture, watches. Jewelry .... Horses and mules Cattle. 1 1.650 Sheep and goats. "2.278 Swine, S82S Dogs. 401 Klumes, railroad beds, etc., 34.85 miles .... 1.387.02 30.395 648, 05 f. 383,263 187,570 442,070 245.885 371.295 411.425 230,275 152.920 22.215 4.170 54,545 Grand total $27,238.00(1 SAVE VOl T.SEI.K. Then is No Reason Why Von Should Always lie a. Slave. If you are deslrouB of saving your self or a friend from a drunkard's grave you can not afford to overlook the opportunity offered at the Hot like Sanltoriuin for the cure of tn GRASPS AT STRAW LOCAL NEWS. I, I Leaving behind In a suit of dis carded clothes letters of recommen dation attesting his "good character.") J. McKinuoii, said to he from, Sutherllu. walked boldly Into the OREGON NEWS. ! Governor West has announced .changes In the Oregon Naval Militia and remained with his former opinion In the fact that it is not progier to have ofllcers of the militia acting as China Tries to Placate Rebels f:',rfore"n,:ynd.,,go,ng"o1Job llarnman May Be Mayor siz With Promises ABJECT HUMILITY SHOWN before noon today and, going the room of H. C. Harhy. the local druggist, stole a suit of clothes and an overcoat belonging to Darby. Me Kinnon donned the garments before quitting the room considerately leav ing his own clothes behind. Sheriff Qulne, believing the thief left town afoot, Is searching for him with his bloodhound. An hour or so previous to committing the theft, McKinnon visited the Sheriff's olllce and In- Sljncho Parasites Lose Pensions and SAtherlln, who Is doing time In the city jail for drunkenness. His act of Los Angeles Placed oo sam; Terms With 0 her Chinese in dressing himself In Darby's rlothes while In his room was probably due .to a second thought. In the clothes which he left behind were found 'Darby's shaving outfit nnd other articles, evidencing that McKinnon originally Intended to wear his owu Showing an increase of f 1.600.825 over last year, exclusive of valua tions on corporation holdings, which are fixed by a state board. County Assessor F. L. Culkins today Issued a summary ot the assessed valuation of all taxable property In Douglas County for this year. The grand total Is $27.238.0011. as against $25, 837.000 in 1910. Last year the state board valua tions on county property owned by corporations, such as the Southern Pacific Company, concerns doing Lusiness over Its lines with their own cars and telephone and telegraph companies, brought the final total up to $31.(163.970. When similar valua tions are made this year, the total will reach close to $35,000,000. The Increase for 1911 of $1,000, 825 In the assessor's figures over those ot 1910 is not confined to any particular Item. It is made up oi slight advances in the valuations or all classes of property. Tax U-vy Will 1te Higher. Notwithstanding the increases in valuations, the tax levy for this year will be higher than It was last year. Tills will be occasioned by the wide spread demand for new bridges of a permanent character throughout the county and which the County Court Is In duty bound to grant. The rate ot tax levy in 1910 was 10 mills. For this year the levy will be not less than 11 mills, and possibly higher, according to an estimate from an The summary of the assessm-nt j " cows epi - ' 1 ' Chinese Is ordered "' tne tirone f M(nlalm ,, MrB M w roll for this year, not including the Hons. It canno be boa . U s a home that "hereafter Manch s and A(1Hi.h (im, ,., of ,..,,. lporatlon valuations to follow in .mines . -; bower. hivo aliens nave uerinreu ineir m- PRIMARY PUTS HIM AHEAD Women to Vote For First Tim; Men City Election is H id Lqnor Also An Issue (Special to the Evening Review). originally Intended to wear his own ; (Special to the Evening Review). PEKING. Nov. 1. Yuan Shi Kai garments upon pocketing the loot. I I.OS ANGKI.ES. Nov. I Practlral was today appointed premier of That he did not carry his tell-tale ' ly complete returns from 24 2 out of China. This niakeB him virtually clothes and letters away with nihil 2 4.. precincts give Job Harrlman ruler. Yuan Issued ment in which he said cease hostilities to the rebels and stolen clothes are worth about $3 hers of the new naval board: llarve !J. Beckwlth, John McNulty, Albert .1. Capron, of Portland; Capt. C. S. Ouiiderson, Astoria; Dr. E. E. Straw, Marshfleld. Duncan V. Campbell will be the new operating head of the Southern Pacific lines In Oregon when the re organization becomes effective, be ginning Nov. 1st. His Jurisdiction will Include, the main line of the Southern Pacific between Portland and Ashland and all the branch lines. L. R. Fields, superintendent of the Sou t Item Puclflc for the Oregon di vision as it formerly wns operated. It is understood, will be retained as superintendent of the system under the reorganization of the Harrlman lines in this territory. CANADA THISTLE PEST. OtiA nf tlia wnrul u-naiilu In llm a brief state- may have been due to the approach Socialistic candidate for mayor, a lead State of Washington is the Canada I ho Intends to of some resident of the house. The of 2132 over Mayor Alexander, the thistle. This plant Is distinguished , Kepuniicnn nnd good government" from the common hull thistle hv to. negotiate with General 1.1 Yuan County Court convened this morn-1 candidate, who had an overwhelming small heads and Its long, running Hung, the revolutionist leader, for )nK ln regular session with Judge majority over all opponents in the underground stems. The hull thistle the purpose of re-establishing peace, Wonacott and Commissioners Ryan Primary two years ago, and was comes up from the seed, lives over Negotiations looking to a settle- n,i i i,.v i.resent Routine mailers seated without recourse to the final mm winter nrniiuco. rMuoro u.wi liquor and drug habit. Hot Lako ment have been under way between ,.(.U,,d most of the day. Kesolu- uallot. Harrlman Is one of counsel seeds the second year and then dies. mineral baths prepare tne pony ior , i nun nm ivui aim mr muiui i tug rr0in Head District No. 16. '.'r i" ..louuiuia nromers. The Canadian thistle Uvea on from the treatment and then soothe the leaders, but tho rebels nre confident ciUaa Valley, im District No. 38. 1 Approximately 45,000 voles were ymir to year, sending up new shoots nerves and actually remove the de- in their strength una nnve expressea Snul, Hoseburg, have been filed with (fast. 1 nose so far counted give Hnr- from the underground purls, Btorlng Hire for the liquor or drug. Hund-; themselves as having little faith In ,ne cort. These specify certain '''"'an 17.591. Alexander 15.495. Up new food below ground and thus reds of happv homes In Oregon and the promises of the throne. rna(j improvements for w hich those ' Mushet 7349 and Gregory 344. With establishing Itself very firmly. For- Washington today bear witness to the ! The Ited Cross doctors estimate ,iisl ,(,.,,, desire to vote a special tiix. i'he possible exception of city attor- tuuately very few good seeds are pro- 'lliciency of the Hot Lake treatment, that 1000 revolutionists have been improvements specified on the road ney. a complete Socialistic ticket has duced and the weed does not spread :ne week will in most cases effect i killed and between 2o00 and 3000 OV(,r paI)lag Mountain, planking, sur- heen nominated to oppose the good to ttny great extent from place to cure. Some times longer Is required, wounded during the fighting of the fa(.lngi etc.t are estimated to cost government nominees, headed by place by Beed. Only occasionally Is but not orten. The best of care I.. Inst three days at Hankow. $0480. Improvements, grading and Alexander, at the final city election a new start made. It does, how- glven the patients. For full Infor Of a rebel battalion which forced B,irra(.K arrott hill, to connect . December 5. In that election the ever, spread from a center in every ition address Hot Lake siinitoriuni, tne imperialist uiaciiine ruu .vih the ,,avnK 0n South Main . women oi i.os Aiigoies, euirunrniso.i direction 111 a Held, as the under- I II OVERLOOK WEALTH $500,000 Id Safe Sot Touched By Train Bandits SAFE IN MAIL CAR BLOWN Steamer Collision Costs Lives of 24 McSamara Case Lawyers Bffilo Oj Tnird Panel Hot Lake. Oregon. Walter M. President and Manager. ier.-. intrepid tenacity, only two or three 8tr,,.., aro estimated to cost $4000. ,by the adoption of a state constllit- Kroiind steins grow, and a small jthoy did not visit (Special to the Evening Review). .MEMPHIS. Tenn.. Nov. I. Over looking a saro that contained $500. 000, two masked bandits heW up the west bound Hock Island train near Hurlhurt, Arkansas, this morning and escaped with little booty for their trouble. After flagging the train at Arkansas Junction, the ban dits boarded the mail car unobserved by any or the train crew. While one of them covered the mall clerks with revolvers, his companion rifled the registered mall. Then the pair blew a Btuall safe in tiie car, which yielded few valuables. Ilringing the train to a halt, the robbers held up the engineer and forced him to run the train onto a siding, where they alighted and fled into the woodst PoBses are pursuing. The half million of dollars ln money which the bandits did not secure was In a safe in the express car whicn scaped. The others were mowed low n. The court will approve the resold-, tional amendment on Oetolier 10. pi,.,.,. f f these sterna dragged The loyalists lost from Jo ., ...p-i.,! elections will will vote for the first lime. hv a nlow or cultivator will start a SINKING STEAMER CARRIES 24 Moil Roseiu-g houewIves me . to .sou Kinea. tlp can,d in those districts to vote i .'loro man j.i.oihi women nuve ai- piece In another part of the field. PERSONS TO DEATH either "Pride of Douglas" or "Queen Parasites Lose Pensions , necessary tax. ready registered for the election and To eradicate this weed requires . p...'.. r ,' ',uin,i. City" Hour Thnre s a reason for It I The state of terror which has s,n.rml(1(, by a number of her inore than 110.000 are eligible to vote, c-aioful effort. First of all. every v....' , rweM Tfour nersons were uuy .iour. i n ! " ., ,,.un nossess on of the entire lin- .,,. , ii,n,. The nuesilou of iirohlbitlon wi II he r n .... i. i,,....i .,t ,,n 1 J enty-four persons were PhnnH i:i. IJOUKiaS lUUUir mmo. , . . in, nun. -i,r. r...... --- .....n. .... ..v mother of Free Johnson, celebrated voted on ut the city election. Tho n,0 underground stems removed that drowned off here today when the French steamer Dtolobah sank as the lay after- proposed prohibition ordinance for- ,av be. The plot must then he care-1 ' rH " had a gen- bidding the inanufacture or sale of rilliv watched, and as fast as new Tpm"1 OI collision. . - i.i.... t,i..A i nnr a court was turiiier evioenreu vmir rrrvpr niieiu. L un 11 riiun ni , i , in. ' " o : today by a long list ot enicts. suppie- . . s-h ,)lrth(la.. T,.s,iay . ........ I'uutur.M V u rOlllftrK.'lllin lirtl- . ... i. . ... .....I - .. l,l,l.lln t,.l ,, pa n. u..lu ,.f After a heavy meal take a coupie mein.i.H - ; n noon, t-ici. ,;i. i ue pany iiim Ken-j... hi ..,,....,..... . ... mny waicneu, nun hi nisi hi new i .if Do-in's HeRulets and give vour "in"!"1'1' : oral good time, wiin rei resiuiieuis . nmn. nim ihm.b uu.. .i.M.n Mir stems come up iiiey uiusi of iiwi stomiiii liver and bowels the help cessions of the most radical char- The K,lt.t: Mrs. G. W. wltliln the city, has already been pre- 1fr The Bending up or a stem uses; ' hi need Heculets bring easv. aetef. Noah. Mrs. C. V. Kirk. Mrs. W. .1. pared. Wilder the present law the HO1P j the focal which Is stored i reL-'nlur inssages of the bowels. I Todays edicts inuicaie miu . "- M,s. J. J. Cawlfleld. Mrs. J. number of saloons is limited to hi-low ground. If this stem Is re- ,.os ANGELES. Nov. 1. The reuuiui p.ia!.a,,m n,n,,pli llie dvnastv survives. Mall- ,, ..,...... I , P... ..r thlslln n ellv nf :.', IIIIO lie.ilile !... r., II ...L.kllMl. Itu..ir ! .(,- , . ... ..... ,.i. r ihi iii-i nm ... . ........ ..... ,iniro lianei OI vi'illieuieii lor inu aic- (.ItlND lllXilNS ON THIRD PANEL OF M NAMARA TRIAL. Marks' Umpqua Creamery '"''r; ,.,, ril,H l9 at au end. Transfers from a private creamery; one held u u( Cal)j11(.t ofllcers to native city; Mis. Carroll, of Coles Valley; Mrs. Ryan, of Portland; Mrs. Henry meaning that the elaborate system of Manchu pensions whicn nre now . . . , . ,, i .iiuiii-iiii i" telltloll neiore i filllliy v lers m'U'm lipald to practically every member of . )f ,,.,, tho race, will be discont llineil anil tne , i, ,,, n,...,. jMimchus left to earn a living by j (ujs All'lr,. Kitt. local res .their own enterprise. lauraiiteurs and natives of Greece. Of The throne abjectly acunow icum s . r,..,......,,.- tiir(.. two nre Italians. ilts Incapacity, pleads Ignorance ot Allt()lllo (iarora. of Itoseburg, and i affairs, asks that its lapses be par- ( Marlano sandonn. of Divide. The Idohed and requests the assistance fth )H Krr , arrlson. a farmer. I Week End Bargains Sweaters! We carry a fine line of ladies' all wool sweaters Just what you want. and advice of all citizens. or Oakland, who was horn In Eng- The revolutionists are unimpressed i,i by the flood of edicts from the Km-. Kighteen ladles and gentlemen peror. They declare that the dy- wprp the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. 8. nasty s partial surrender na rain t nrowne at their home on Thompson , too late. Moreover, they do not street Hallowe'en night. The hours xnrend out Its leaves to the sunlight .-.IH) HENS ItEfilN WORLD'S EGG alll miiuuincturo new food. In lime LAVING CONTEST. ,11,0 underground steins will be STORKS. Conn., Nov. 1. With a starved out, but If the now shoots gieat cackling and flapping or wings, are neglected more rood will be man the 5oo hens entered lu the Interna- ulai-tured and stored, and the whole tional Egg Laying Competition light must be begun again. If this started today on tho long race, which work Is carried out with great care will continue one veal. There an one should be utile to eranicaie w loo teams of five hens each, each thistle In a single growing season. team housed by Itself In a separate! o ; , pen. One substitute is held In re- HTe jnu seen the piano n( Joseph-j serve for each pen. sons? dff The comiietttion ts staged at tue N'amara trial was qualified today by Judge llordwell. . So far 225 men have been drawn and nine Jurors subject to peremptory challenge are In the box. It Is believed six of them will be excused. The first ten men of the new venire examined were excused on challenges. Lorenzo Tommies, a former looomo tlvo engineer, now a real estate man, was passed hv the defense. He was (Continued on page 4). experiment station of the Counectlcui Agricultural College, where a hund red small rrume houses have been erected to house the competing hens during the year or their egg-laying trial. Armed guards anil savage dogs will guard I lie liens day and night trust the throne, regarding their .,.. ,,, i ,.. iid music. amld!..u i, i,...,u , 1, 1,1, u i,r ihe world present position as too sirou mi oVcorntlons of appropriate character. yielding to promises which they feel M. B nerkelbach. sister of Mrs. tare insincere. Iltrowne, assisted In receiving the I Rear Admiral Murdock. ordered ,., anu serving refreshments. , to Hankow to protect American inter- ests. arrived at Shanghai today from Manilla on the transport Rainbow ...... - .. 1 I ...Ill ut.IPf (II. w nn .i.iii nun men. ur n , .in.. r I the river liuniediatelv. Children's Sweaters All sizes, ranging in price from 50c up Ladies' Outing Flannel Night Gowns Complete assortment $1.00 and $1.25 values, special, 89c Men's pajamas worth $1.50 - 98c TERCINSKI ITLV PLAN'S SEII'RE OF MORE Tl'ltlilSIf SOIL. ROME. Nov. 1. Cabinet officials have announced that unless Turkey conies to terms. Italy will Increase her territorial demands against the. Sultan. It Is believed the Cabinet Is planning to seize Turkish islands The foreign office characterizes as absurd the report that the Turks captured General Caneva at Tripoli, ilulian Savagery. TRIPOLI. Oct. SI. Arab women, driven Into the city with the men. have not been excluded from the ranks that tor three days have been targets ror the bullets or the Italian siddiers within the walls of the city Nothing more deplorable than the., massacres In a war of civilized races has been known lor years. Scarcely any of the large native population has escaped. The search for Aruhs continues and the retribution to be lslted upon til cantives promises to be ruthless and unrelenting until the Insurrei iion Is duelled. The Italians have set themselves to row the Arabs.'' says a dispatch to the London Times, and the flood eates of blood and lust were openeil and in many rases the mn guilt nnd the mcmorv of this awful rem hnllon will take long to lie down.' 'A A Yeafjiound Gift Give him the foun tain pen that will please him year in and year out the pen that tills itself at any ink-well in thetwink ling of an eye the pen that writes like a charm to the W crossing of the last "t"- CONKLIiVS Self-Flllinfj Fountain Pen m m C'5 New Industry For Roseburg . I Gold Medal Extracts are made II .1U Km-t-ruiriC. lire piMrnni.Tii i full and complete satisfaction or your ' t money back, and ate sold for b-sr , money than snv other flavoring ex .tract cn the market They are mode and sold at 4JO N Jakon s'reei. vhere on ran get a tree sample, or If you wiil sae your order I wl l take It from the house, as I am ranvassin the honw-s to show a full lln of samples and introduce the ajoods. and Immensely valuable. The entries are from all parts of the I lilted States and from Canada. Cuba, Mexl- Japan. South America and r.u- rope. The effects of tho contest are ex pected to be far reaching. In that It will definitely decide w nicn varieties . of hens are the most rrultful pro ducers of itks. It has b figured I that If the knowledge obtained through this competition results ill an awrnge increase of one egg po llen per veal In the 1'nlted States alone, there will be nearly 4110.0011.- iii!" more eggs per annum In the na tion's egg-basket. At the end ot the contest, one year rrom todav. the r-niiimlitee in charge will Imiiiediatelv begin the compila tion ol exhaustive bulletins covering eierv phase ol the colllietlt Ion. The Information contained lu 'hese re ports. It If expected will be worth millions ol dollars to the poulti v men of ull nations FV T TON FREIGHT R VI E GOES INTO EFFECr. srlsi 9 S X NEW OKI. FAN.-?. Nov. I. A raise ol $14 a ton In the first class rate I between New York and Sail t-ran-l.lsco was put Into effect today. The irate N-r hundred pounds Is boosted lr,m J t to $ :! 7 0. lu means of the new tariff tin 'tallroads exi.eit to deteat the plan of the Interstate tolllllierce iinnnin islon to give Spokane. Salt l-ake. Reno A touch of the thumh to and other Interniountatii pomw ..." -Crenent-Filler and it s tilled. ; advantageous rales. I hree mom s ago the commission. r.iimu amen I long and short haul - ' " ,!e. id. d inn' tin Mli-sourl Ittw I., the Interior points the rate might be no higher than to Pacific Coast terminals; from Chicago It min i ,.ven per cent hlghei. from litia hurg Hft.H-n and from New iotK tweiity-llve -r rent. Writing from Norwood. Mo. M Mruton asks for Information regard Ins Smith Itrilton. who Is said to have 1 in .I... sect loii a short Hamilton Dru rxsz. i lUUIIlVUIl ,.,, iii (or the past two months and that the son is neeoe.i . at home. Mrs. J E Wheeler, the milliner, left this sfternoon for Portland, where she may secure emploment SPECIAL! Palace Theater Tonight, Wednesday Nov. 1st, And Tomorrow Night, Thur., Nov. 2. HAWAIIAN QUARTETTE Executing their Native Music and Songs 30 minutes in the Sandwich Islands AIho a R'liil feature photo play TIIK KsT l-'Oll Ami Hh ntMtu l TIIK I'ltH K or (.ol.li L'iMtit r-'t of VII;ik nih IVrfiTtlmi. Till-: IIAIIt KKSKH.KK AM IMI'lMtlANH. Two shows each HUM. 7:15 ainls;!',. Alu!tH 2r. children uii'l'-r It. I Or; rhiWIrcn uniltT x. f n-c i'h pm i-nt. It't the tree h-loa-ling foun tain pen re'ju.rM no rubber 'itm rod" to hll it; hence, no Inky h tiger,, no l'Ht time, Do ruffled temper. C on i in of worHwi! fan-.e."T; l'n with thtt Crtnt-PillT." tna'l b Th( 'vflklio Jm C , 1 oklo, Obio. all anl hi WooJertui pen. Company Roseburg Oregon See Our Up-to-date Line of WALL PAPER We carrr a large itmk: our prices are right. Let in furnish you with estimate of cost. We handle pini. tills Varnish. Stains. Ktc. D. P. FISHER 121 WEST OAK Phone 333
