tiOCGLAS COUNTY'S IXEXMAUSTAULF. N'ATURAL RESOURCES AND CLIMAttC ADVANTAGES MAkE IT THE MOST ATTRACTIVE FOfe MQMESEEKERS AND iS'Vfi STORS.
COMINO EVENT'.
Lyceum Bureau entertainments at
the Prvshyt-'Hati Church. Watt Ii for
lhe tlitlt'M in thin paHr.
Review
I IN V ESTM ENTS
Of all klndt are belt found
through "The Pevlew" Want Ad
Section. Little advs. bring big re
'.urna, becau.i everybody read, them.
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VOL. XIV.
KOSKIll'RG, OKlXiOX, TIIIHSII.W KVKNIXti, XOVKMHKIt 2, till I.
No. 2117.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Construe' Inn Work Now In Hum
When Coin mvery Caused I May.
. Sti'i'l for MiiV In Ordered,
Portland Oreironian: With the ad
justment of controversies over rihtn
j of way hei ween Salem and Albany,
itho Oregon Kleetric now has a clear
I field in ilit' construction of Ita new
I line from Salem to Kunotie. a din
taneo of nhont !',." miles.
Construction work has been going
'ahead for some time. On land over
which thiMv has heen difhctilty in
obtaining riphts-of-way, t he eon
jstruction lias not. hern attempted, mid
! trout i actors hae h 'en doing all work
where the rights-of-way have been
obtained, it will now he possible to
w-ork on the unit! which have heeu
i controversy.
With ideal weather prevailing for
more than a month the crews have
been able to do an Immense amount
of grading, and at present the larger
part of the work between Salem -and
(Special to tho Evening Review). Albany ha been completed. Tin
CH till A MS, Wash., No. -distance between Salem and Albany
With the death from burns ot Iieithais n,i,.s. The steel for the road
Crown, in a hospital shortly hef ore , lil8 ,,,-dered and will begin to
midnight, and the discovery of a j arrive in a few davs.
charred body in the ruins of the t ls expected that the line will he
plant this morning, the total dead as ' completed and ready for nse by tlK
tho -esull nt the tire in the Imperial I niiddl-' of next vear, provided
Perish at Work Bench When!
Fire Attacks Powder Plant
12 MEN CET OUT SAFELY
Aviators Pass Eacb O.ber in Fn.tr
Across Continent, and Shaft
May Mark Knot
t Compliments Admiral Osteiliaus
j Oa Fine Showing
PRESIDENT MARES RECORD
Completes 300,000 Milts i Traveling
Since Entering Cover nrnt
Service in 1901
Powder Company's works late yes
terday, Ik nine. The known dead
ate:
Sadie Weatfull. I.enlia HuRle, Vera
Mlllford. Kva llilinon , Kthel Henry.
Tlllle Itashba.k, Ktlier Thurp. ISeitlia
Crown, anil one uni.l.'iititied tud...
There was an explosion when ihe
powder in t lie mixiiiB room lKiiite.1
and burned the rIi'Ih. who e.v
penned between t lit' wall and benches.
They hadn't a chance. As tin de:,i
ahriekB or the Rirla raim through tlx.
building. 12 men who hail hen
woikhiK in other pans ol tho plant
emuped with hardly a ncrach.
Several ol' them were blown tlirouiili
the exllr to safety.
Four of the six galvanized build
ings ol'the plant were destroyed.
The cause of the tire is being Invi'sti
bated by Coroner Stlcklin.
Home
weather conditions are favorable.
There are several bridges 10 be con-
elmi'tefl tint 111,..- u-ill lint lie ntui-toil
until aftel the high waters of n..x, Aiimavill.. today
s-pi Inp.
While the Oregon Klertrlr is not
ready to announce its trallle plans
for ihe extension, it is probable that
a through passenger service between
Portland and Kugene will be In
stalled as soon as the road is completed.
.1. D. lirown. tlie mining man, was
In this citv today.
II. it. Manning and A. M. Smith
were oVr from Oakland today.
S. It. Crouch left this afternoon
for Oakland and Siitherlin on busi
I.. E. Milledge returned Wednes
day from a business trip to Kugene
and Hlmira.
.Miss Annie Kent, of Prockwny,
left today fur Cloff. Idaho, where she
will teach school.
Mrs. O. It. l.lnser went to Portland
todav to snend the next three weeks
with her daughter. I
Mr. and Mrs. . . W. Dennett, of
Myrtle Point, left here today for
Pasco, Wash.
Cllngenpeel's jewelry store Is made
more convenient by some new count
ers Installed this week.
Kric Helln, who has heen visiting
at Wilbur, left here this morning on
bis return to Oklahoma. j
Geo. Smllh and three companions
returned this afternoon from u sue-: , .
, ... .,. ,. f (Special to tho Evening Review).
,,. ..,.. ... .., ..... v... YOKK (T1,Y Nm. 2wlth
" Jeremiah Merrlman. drunk and President's iK-nnant flying from
,u0 ,..,.i,. oii .i i.. .ha ,.. i.,, i the yacht Mayflower, Tuft today re-
was tho 'imlice court record this' viewed the great assemblage of II. 8
' morning.
I Miss Augusta C.arroutte has re
' turned home to Cottage drove, after
spending the past three months in
:th!s city.
K. I,. Pound
7 deney made several long toura of th Hot M.AS CtH'NTY HOAII
country, covering a total of 4H.umi IMI'ltOYKMKXT I'l tVS
AITItOVKI) BY UH'lir.
miles
10 First year of his Presidency
covered 21.300 miles. I , . ."T
1910-Second year of his Presl- , hi;e;lal road l'l'roement plans,
deney made several short trips and tv.lviug an aggregate total, estl-
a swing around the circle hi which "- approved
he visited 39 states, a total of 23,800 ; " y.
mllPfl ol plans, as outlined, provides for
1911 Third year of Ills Presl- mpro.emeiii oi uie rouniy roao
deney. In addition to shorter trips. " ,r" ""
visited 2ii states enroute to and from ,aln "treet. Roseburg, to lit lnter.ee-
the Pacific Coast, and ha. covered L""1. '',, tn.e roa.d JeHdln , 'm
up to today. Inclusive, about 23,000 So",h 111 reet.! tne ,op.of Par"
mile.. " ' ' j'f .
uie lauiHP .uuuiauiu ruaa in uisirici
No. 16. Special taxes are to meet
the expense in both district..
For the betterment of the road
returned home
after
battleships here while they gave the
Presidential salute of 21 guns as the
Mavflower nosed down between
the double line. As the Mayflower
stopped alongside the flagship Con
necticut, Hear Admiral
XO I.OXKKIt MOI XT 1MTT;
XOV .MOI XT M'I,Ol.(iHI.IX
I
, Is no more,
known a.
Pitt, in Southern Oregon
Henceforth It will be
Mount Mel.oughltn.
This change was ordered today h
the Hoard of Geographic Names,
which, after careful Investigation,
street
the plana provide for a concrete cul
vert to drain Parrott Creek, the re-
durtlon of the highway to a uniform
grade and the surfacing with crushed
rock or fine river gravel. City En
glneer Germond, who wa. secured to
nlitii tlm it-nrlf HDllmnlaa It fit at
ueciueu ,uai n woum ne apprupria.e 4(M)0 TaX)averg of lhe district to
to change the name of this peak o ,he num,,Pr of eUve dec,ded ou the
Mount Mcl-oughlln. The board he d ,ln.lrovenl(,n, by a ,lnilmoii. vote
mat oi maps ssueo ... .., nw,illg at the city hall October
1IIIU 1 ffi I u'-BiRiiniu nun " r
.MOlllll itlCi.ougn.il . l nisi rree-, At CumBg Va u )g ,,,,,,, i
mont had changed the name arbi- ,unk or )ace crlllllled roek on le
iiniiij w . ..MiMi . .... road (rom the edge of the Olalla dls-
me i;eK,,a.ure ... ukkui, ,,e..- ,rU.t , ,he , Qf t.ama8 MointH(n
tloned for this change of name (or B wllth of not em , nlne feet
nr,r,wl M1,IB .wwh 1i. ni, ninltf Hlntliiir Iniitrnvwniotif hp
Bloody Battle Rages in Hankow
While City Burns
MANCBUS BADLY DEFEATED
Roosevelt Opposses Aibitratloo Fot
Warring Nations Italy Brntal
Toward Tarts
a visit at tiie boarded the yacht and Taft conipll
with Commandant W. menteit mm on nis splendid snowing.
Then the review was begun.
SAME OI.lt l)!t.(i IX KXAMINA
TIOX OF M'XAMAltA .11 Knits.
I.OS ANG..I.ES, Nov. 2. Hecause
Assistant Prosecutor Horion at
tempted hard to qualify Orrin Haves,
retired, on the Jury after Hayes had
disqualified himself by saying he was
positive McNamara was guilty, near
Iv the entire morning session ot the
McNamara trial was wasted. On the
defense's challenge Hayes was ex
cused, also Itomalles. Several of the
veniremen were examined tint till
were allowed to g...
PASSIXG AVIATOItS MAKK AX IM
POItTAXT EVENT.
MARICOPA. Ariz., Nov. 2. Fol
lowing his greetings and passing with
Aviator Fowler at Tucs.m, Itodgers.
flying westward, resumed his flight
today from here, where he spent last
night. There Is talk 'of raising a
monument at Tucson to mark the
spot where the two aviators met yes
terday and made history as the first
transcontinental fliers passing.
ME!H'OI!l) TO (.IT FACTORY.
iiii.;.t-ijil Pcw.lei- Ciupp.-yiy IK'si.
l.ni'iit iel. in Oregon.
Soldi
; W. Elder.
! .Mis. C. II. Oden returned this
1 morning from Spokane. Wash., w.:e.e
she has spent the past six mouths
j Willi her .1:11 ..l.lei.
1. W. Splawn, of Itlggins. Idaho.
an uncle of Mrs. Carrie Settle, of
Oakland, is spending a few days in
lc. is. burg, his first visit here in 32
; yea is.
Osterhaus " ' "legou aa.l e.s. .ere u.geu wmt g known aH ,
ue cniige, u... iu. ....... ." .. The eR(,ated co8t of this work, In-
inese requesis .......a.. i'....B...e.eu. -,,,,.. ,j.. . ,!4m The In..
1 I.W U..H... Iinu ill... til. duuu .iiu
TAKT JKTS XKW WOHI.U UKXHI)
roll Tlt W Kl. :l(0.O0O MILKS.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 2 President
Taft holds the record as the cham
pion traveler of the world. With
tho whidup of his tour of the United
Slates in New York today, the Presl-
il.'iit lino lirnlicrht Mil tit Mi IllllonffP
1 1 . R. StitKRa & Son are erectiiiK . tUa Ulirvi10 nf tU
cati'Mi mad- tnniiilit fur inccr-!
poratinn nf linieiia! Powder'
CoiLipanv ol" ()ref;on. with factory atitl i
headiiuarters at Medfoid. with a1
capital stock of $1 mii.oiio.
Tl-e company iB a liram li of the
Imperial Powder Com !;", of Che- '
halls. Wafh., and it wi!I supply the
market for the new patent fxploslw !
tliroujilumt the state.
Work on cotu-t ruct ion of thp fac
tor)' will h started immediately and
a payroll of from I'l to ."in will he
maintained thrunhmit the year. i
K. 1. I'razier. fornnTly of Chicago,
and cntmected ith tlie (Inn of
Krazler. Hartlett & Coiniiaiiy, who
opfiates a laiie on hard in the val
ley, has heen eVrled pi'eiilent . and i
K. 1). McQuirkin. a local miniiiK en
gineer, inainmer. Half of the stock !
is owned hy local people and half hy
the Imperial .company, of Chehalis.
P.CltN.
IH'IK'H. In Uus'urK. Noveinher 1.
1 H 1 1. to Mr. and Mrs. P. A. iMireh.
a son.
a new hniuliiiK fronting on Winches
ter street which will be used as an
othVe fur their flour mill, feed and
basin, s.
Mis. .1. K. Clemeuta underwent
an operation for appendicitis at
Merry 1 lospltal Wednesday. She la
repotted as getting along nicely. Dr.
Honck is in attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. C. .1. Spencer arrived
here Wednesday from Kansas, and
h:i e Ir.'ady secured a location.
Tli:y were brought here llirougli cor
lespondence with the Commercial
Club.
A shower of stones, viciously
hurled, was t brown over the high
feiic into the railroad yards iu this
city last night, near midnight. There
Is no doubt that It was done by some
of the most radical strikers. A
deputy sheriff on guard quickly
mounted the fence but was unable to
fully identify the assailants. Som:
freight cars were hit hy the missies.
but none or the workmen or guards
were touched, although in one or two
instances they narrowly escaped.
Needless to say that if caught those
commuting such depredations must
expect seeie punishment, as throw-
Have you seen the piano nt Joseph
onn? dtf
Government In 1900 as a Phlllppin
commissioner up to practically 300,
00 miles. After a rest of a few days
Mr. Talt will go to Cincinnati to vote
next Tuesday, and will then begin
a tiip through Kentucky and Tennes
see that will brinn his travel record
well above the Itno.Oiin-mile mark
The trip through 2.1 hUtes which
ends todav has added about 15,000
miles to the record of the champion
giobi trailer. The computation ofj
lion.OOO inilea In 11 years, which1
Mr. Taft has covered nt Government
expense. Is based only on railroad
and steamship travel, and does not
include tin1 thousands of miles the
President has journeyed in automo
biles nor the side trips by electric
railway and otherwise at the Innum
erable places he has visited.
Since he Iris been president Mr.
Taft has traveled approximately 7fi.
ooo miles up to today, and It Is more
than likely that he will have cover"d
more than inn. ooo miles betore the
expiration of his term.
TnftH Travel llceonl.
1901 To Philippines, as first civil
Governor of the Islands, and back to
Washington to testily nt Congres-
iirnvamuul wua Hn I t list sin nt a nuiul.
Eoughlln ha. rendered such .ervlce , of ,he dllltrk.t ,aM)ave on Qc.
In the early days of the settlement of 2(j Bt wh,cn ft ,,.,, dlvUlon
the Oregon country that he should , Belltlniell. wa8 .hown. The votH
be fittingly remembered by the t.o.- ... .,,,,.,.., ., , ,.
eminent, and on t Ills account and be
cause the mountain had heen named
for hlin originally, directed the
change.
Mount Mcl.oughlln, which Is In
Enstern Jackson County, is shown
hy the tloverninent records to have
an altitude of !14il feet.
to authorize the Improvement stood
20 for and 21 against.
The court this afternoon formally
entered Into a contract with M.
Campbell for the operation of the
lTiiip.ua ferry, at a .alary of $:f. per
month.
OXTIIACI'S LET FOIt
TWO .Ml IKE SKYSCHAI'
DEFICIT IS ON I.VCIIEASK.
:its.
;.. veil... K ill Huns llehlml 91,1:1.1,000
ill OrlolMT.
..... f,..u l,i tl.lu u-nv lit .l,n ilfirlr
ness is almost as dangerous as (Trlng 8i",""' ,il"li'.lr;-. 24',r'" niil"!
so many bullets.
"I wits di link. I guess.
the only explanation given by .1. Mc
K. una, .w ho slole a suit of clothes
1002 To Home to confer with
This was Pl,p regarding purchase of land of
religious orders in me rniiipti'Ucs,
and thence to Philippines, 2,'l,l IT.
SPECIAL
Palace Theater
Tonight
HAWAIIAN QUARTETTE
Executing their Native iMusic
and Songs-30 minutes in the
Sandwich Islands
Also a sjieclal feature photo play THE VIT.-T l ull t.ol.ll
And its sequel TIIE I'l I E K tiOI.II
2. 010 feet of Vitagrai-h I'-rfe. tint..
TIIE II A 1 IC I'.KSTnliEK AMI Till! I Mil A VS.
Two shows each night. 7:1". aiidM4'. A.lui's ...t. .hi'lin
11 n.ter 1 4 . ; children uml r six. free r 11 "!!.-.
uid an overcoat from the
room of nill,'
II. C. liarby. the druggist. Iu the Itll
i.r lodging bouse In this city Wed
nesday iiioi'iiing. M.'Keiiua, who Is
a cook bailing from Sutherlin. was
arraigned before Justice Marslers
this morning and held to the grand
jury 011 a charge of larceny from a
1 dwelling. He is n..w Iu the county
Jail In default of $:iui( bonds. Wear
ing the stolen clothes, which he
doiiii. d ill Darby's it... 111, M.-Kenna
lied to Olalla and secured a room for
1 90S Travel In the
and Orient. 8.111.) miles.
1 HIM Itetiirned 'from
Philippines
Philippine
POItTI.ANl), Nov. 1. Contrartb WASHINGTON. Nov. 1. The Ked
were let yesterday afternoon for the ,.r (iovernnieiif. deficit for the fls
constructlon or two Class A building, cul year exceeded $20,180,000 when
of the skyscraper tyie. the aggregate, the Treasury opened It. door, today,
cost of which will approach $.".00.-, The deficit a year ago was 111 1.000,-
11.111. The new home of the Woodnrd- .11.11, while a month ago It was $16.-
Clarke Company, which I. to occupy u.'.O.OOO.
j r.OxlOO foot lot nt We.S Park and. The Increase In the deflelt In Oc
Alder. Is to be a nine-story structure tober was due to the fact that the
of the steel skeleton type. The other j receipt, for the month were only
building w hich was contracted for $;,tl.ii.',.'',.ooo, while the disbursements
yesterday is the new department amounted to $00, ISO, 000, nn excess
store for tlie Holtz Company. 1 nn f expenditure, over receipts of $4,
Btrurlure will occupy lonxioo feet 1:15. 000.
at the northwest comer of Fifth and The Panama Canal called for the
Washington and Is to be a seven expenditure of $2, DUO. 000 during
story steel and c.jncrete building. I October, making a total dlsburse
lt.it h Improvements are to be ready I ment for this project during the cur-
ror occupancy cany 111 me sun. 1. rent nscal year or 1 1 1 .a. i;.,uuo.
(Special to the Evening Review 1.
SHANGHAI, Nov. 2. Wlrelesa
messnges from foreign warship, up
the Yang T.e Kiang River report the
City of Hankow burning In several
place, and a battle raging In the
streets between Imperialists and.
rebels. An American torpedo boat '
destroyer and the supply ship Pom
peii are enroute to Hankow from
here.
KcIk-In Win III.HHly Untile III llu Pell
Province.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2. A
Shanghai cable state, that one of the
bloodiest battles of the rebellion wa.
won hy rebel, yesterday at Yl Oo Ku
in the province of llu Peh. One
thousand Imperialist, were killed.
The province of Hunan I. now domi
nated by the revolutionist, and the
Yi Do Ku battle Is the first in the
campaign to control llu Peh.
UOOSEVEI.T TAKES WHACK AT
AltlllTKATION' IMKTItlXE.
NEW YORK CITY. Nov. 2. Iu a
signed editorial in the Outlook. Theo
dore Roosevelt today goes on record
as disnpp roving of the settlement by
arbitration .if all disputed question..
Including those affecting national
honor, as Taft advocates. The edi
torial .ays:
"It would he foolish nnd wicked
for us as a Nation to arbitrate dis
putes nffe. 'ting our vital Interests,
independence and honor."
Roosevelt then nuntca historical
Instance., .bowing that In the present
day and In the past pacltlc step, have
resulted In loss to nations.
of 1!)1 1.
1 H.HT roil l!l.( Al.l, I )!'
,11'IKiES IN Altl.ONA.
People Musi lrol Pel Measure In !
StatelifMMl, but Ijl'KlNlittlin
Will Submit AllMMl.lllH'lll.
AT PALACE TIIEATEU.
ITALY'S HltlTAI.lTY TO TIHKS
STIRS CIVILIZATION.
LONDON. Nov. 2. Indignant dis
gust expresses the feeling of all
llrltous In connection with tho Ital
ian slaughter nf Arabs in the oasis
of Tripoli. Prest- and plntrorm alike
denounce lhe action as brutal and
Indefensible, and peace societies are
The Hawaiian Quartette as an ad-, taking advantage or the occasion to
.led attraction at the Palace Theater Intensify the world hatred of war.
last night gave good satisfaction to and particularly of war which eek
a comfortably lilled house. The to realize one nation', aspiration, at
m.wlc ..ml unnua were rendered III a the CXP'.-IISC Of another.
verv nleusl.lir manner and lhe trick' William T. Stead Is Just
vioiln and ouitiir wnrk wi.u fur al.iuM from Constantinople, where he
nnvthliig ever given In this city. ' ganlzed an arbitration pilgrimage to
back
PORTLAND. Nov. 1. On Novem-
l.4r 1 ' when Arizona votes to adopt
a state constitution without the re-! There Is a iieculiur charm about the the government, and peoples of Eu
call of Judges, she will also elect a native Hawaiian music which must rope.
legislature pledged to submit the heard to be appreciated. The' "Everybody I. made si. k by deed,
recall of Judge, at the earliest pos-' program a. a whole I. very good and of the Italian. In Tripoli." said Mr.
slide ili.le Iu wnrlh mora ll.un the nilmluxlnn Stead today. "One Ci. 11111)1 eat for
l .. .. . ... ... I....-..,. ..f hn olllltV
10 Kccu.nc neereinry i'l ar auu. . .. . .'' . , . ..... ......... ,.
made trip to Panama. 11.7 .HI miles King. Held re.ary of the National nd Innocent and '-
mils Went to Phi'ip ii"i"s with Referendum League, who wa. In Douglaa County Creamery butter, old of both .exe. being hunted out or
n.nlv nf f.mere. men l.ir 'i.ilh.ir Hen-! Port lallO yesterday. Illll lie leu lasi 'only 7&C . two-pound .qu.re. A.H.meir .......en .... nn
reseiitaiive Nicholas Inngworth of night to assist ihe Arizona fight, your grocer for It. Patronize bome "Italy will pay
Ohio, and Miss Alice Roosevelt, who'll" travels here, there and elsewhere. . lndu.trf. 411 pitiless enormities.
heeu me engaged to the Ohioan on wherever the fight for direct leg!,
the trip .1:1 S.'.o miles ilatlon is hottest. Having taken part
l-iofi Went to I "ha to adjust in- "' California triumph lie feels
igrenny I'licourage.i iur i.te a. .tun
and later 'ray
dearly for these
the night at lhe home of a farmer ! ".
n:i.iieil .nrt tier:. 1 1 s HTHI untie 1 . ... ....
a l.nir 'o 1 " i'l'1 11 . s. iiiiiHu r a iin.r 01 1 " " . 1
'2
it
traced him to that place.. afti
a dav s bent, and found iii.u in
bed
iibiMit
mitt'i
ii::;o o'clock. McKenna ub
rpiietly to arrest.
OlCM.ON NKWS,
HOWARD'S SHOE HOSPITAL
'.V. S. HoVAi;il'ri.t.
NOW LOCATED ON CASS STHEET
Iu the Matthews Iildg., next lr to Stuius (injeery
AH kinds of repairing. Shoes made to order by an expert
Mrs Mahala Corey. ife of J. C
; Corey, of near Hillboro. died Wed
ned:iv trom a d:auiht of comen
j 'rated lye. taken with suicidal intent. '
' Mdan holla, dii" to ill-health and tin
: d at h of a !istei . ten day atio. in
;tlie only reasun ass KM"d fttr tlie sul
fide. Her domet-tfc relation were
i very happy.
! Kil'ed hv a hulh't fired thronua
his hrain hy an unidentified afcsaesin,
f '(..tries II. eist . Ka m keep-r for
Hnij-.e Hi lVlt'r"t, jit Uleir preserve-i
1 ii-iiC Varr"ii. Colnmhia Cminty, wsm
'found in his Inni'ly caliin Wednesday
y u ranch hand. Sheriff Thompson.
1 f Colnniliia Countv. declared he
' wris c ertain W'ei-t ais murd'-red.
No Ae;i;.oim wTe fntntd on t !i
pit m:s' s. llNMMlhmiiids from Clatf
iV aiiie ere put on the trial. Kmhii
flu- f.w t that nothing h. n haMl
J frntn the piirs'ier it is ht-ltewd th-v
, ha e ptruf k a t rail W-adlni: into t(
tti"uiMaiini.
, Krnlik Sly. the Cottar rn
pharrnafif . mho wan f mi rid R'lii! .'
if lliii(t ltitoxir atiitK 1 i't Mors, .h
fin'd $;'.' fiT V. 'I Er'ti Vfdt.ed:i v.
Him etiip'ner. V. H.Jion. tll a'o
if iv' s :ite:K e for a lik"- off-nse.
the wdild, reicninn hv wh of thnl'eoI,,K Ui rto 0 l'r"Mr mniR. ani n
Siberian railroad. Huia and ;er-!Mr- K1,K- r o"t'" Htaietioon,
muni- :ik ihmi inih.u I they will have to comply with Prel-
!... Taft u m I li utiii loava i no n-
call of JndKen out of the coiiHtltutloii. T
lint on the name day they wilt vote
for niemhern of t ti flrnt LeKlHlature.
which in certain to contain a law
majority pledged to sulimlt the re-1
call of jiidKen soon after they are i
in office. Arizona will Ret statehood ,
on the condttioriK laid down hy P real-I
lent Taft. then will do an It pleae. I
ltnSAH candidate for the Presl-
hv
1'Kl- U"in:.n Witn's ork
t he d;i v ; e m. p ' .t i ti Ti''-ilf won
an. AddieuR A. H. Ilevit w of!iie
K'K S M.K Khfiih .rh. tli Munan h
iiiri''!i. IteiM and ! i i -i t rod i
t i on on t h mark'f . Plant 2 r
rmh. nr li .".a pr dor.-n. Call on
P. Schmidt. Edn.Hjwr. dd2
Eye Trials of Tcday
Looking facts IN TIIK
KACK is tlie way tlie
WISH ones net. Those
who look a other way at
the trials of today but
add to the sufferings of
tomorrow. If your eyes
arc weak, if a film comes
over them, or they ache
or burn, or bother you in
anyway, don't delay iu
consulting inc. I'll tell
what you ought to do
you may do it if you like.
A. S. HUEY
OpIoliH'trM IIH l am M.
HKM. KST tTK TH.IXSKKIW.
I.inv Samler to W. H. Slowell.
tl: W'i lot 2. hlork 2, Yon. alia
.1 W. Ilunim to Loiiiae H. Aahley,
ll'.oo; 11 aere. at Mvrtie Creett.
K. W. Craln to W I'. K.rhart. 10;
1 fill a. Ten. see. .1. 20-1 I.
8. ) Vlken to K. I.. Can. ion and
.1 A. Itili hanall. 110; K0 li nt we.
KnfferltiK from a probable frarture
in I lie ba. k of hi. .kull. Korreat
.Stephen, a lather, whoa home I. at
Olalla. rinhert to Merer lloapltal
late ihl afternoon, followlnit hi.
evl.-tlon from Ihe Oregon Restaurant
hile .1 r.l Ilk After ealilm . .mall
part of hi. meal. Htephen. fell
aleep with hla head on I lie tabl"
where he tat. He wa. arointed and
led to the front door hy a Chinaman
emploved In the plaee, I hen .hunted
onto the nidewalk. Me fell l.arK
ward. Mrlkln. the ron rete walk with
the ba. k of hi. head with heavy foree
and blood be. an to ooie from a kafth
In hi. head. Me wa. un. onw lou.i
when lifted Into the automobile, but
appeared to be only In a .tuior.
Call bo 140. tn DonctM Cotf
Creamerr, for tmm.
The Bargains
At
ANDERSONS
Bargain Store, on Jackson St.
are bargains when you get
Them.
We sell everything, come
in and see. It's worth your
time to investigate these
BARGAINS