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Newspaper Page TextfiOL'GLAS COUNTY'S INEXHAUSTABLE NATURAL RESOURCES AND CLIMATIC A DVANTAGES MAKE if tE MOST ATTRACTIVE" FOR HOMESEEKERS AND 1NVE STORS. COMIINO EVENTS December 27, 28. 29 and 30, Doug las County Poultry ami Pet Stock Show In Itosehurg, largest In South ern Oregon. Review INVESTMENTS Or all kinds are beat found through "The review" Want Ad Section. Little adva. bring big re '.urns, becausi everybody reaJs tbem. OSEBURG VOL. XIV. KOSLIilTtQ, ORKGOX, SATl ItDAY KYEMXti, NOVEMIthlt I, 1011. -No. 200. BULLET FAILS HIM Roseburg Insurance Solicitor Attempts Suicide RIGHT EYE IS TORN AWAY "I'll Dj Better M Time Says A. Fuller, Aged 8b Yar?, Despond cot From His Troubles THK I)AI,LKS, Or.. Nov. 3. "I'll do better next time." was the remark made at The On lies hospital vent' r day by A. A. Fuller, who attempted to commit suicide here this week, hat tailed. Fuller came to this city, a week ago from Kosebiirg, where he resided during the past few years, and engaged a room at the I'matilla House. While sitting in the loMi of the hostlery Fuller quietly removt-d hlF hat, drew a revolver, placed it against his right temple and tired. The bullet, however, did not follow thf eoursL1 he intended It to t.il.o. merely tearing away his right eye. He will recover. Despondency i supposed to be the motive for the attempt to take his own life. FiilI'M, who is an Klk, is SC. yeHrs old. lie was In the Insurance business Ipmv about 15 yearn ago. Fuller a well known in Rosebud, where he lived for several years. 11" wftp a life insurance solicitor, rcb ably thr old st man in that line of businesy in the world. He was ps Reused ot unusual mental vigor foi a man ot his age and was well pre served physically, until a few yenrs ago, when he sustained a broken If g hi an accident in Texas. This Inca pacitated him for active duty for about a yKn, during which time he was an inmate of the National Klks' Home In Virginia. Alter leaving that Institution he returned to Kosehurg and resumed Insurance soliciting a. id later went to Marshiield. Eventual ly, he again came to Itoseburg. hut remained only a few weeks, leaving here Mr The Dalles. Fuller formerly lived at the corner of I'it.ei and Court streets, ('hud wick Addition. (lis iIoh:-stie lile was unhappy, culminating In his wife, previously a Mrs. Norton, secur ing a divorce. This trouble is pre sumed to havo contributed largely to the despondent condition leading to the attempted suicide. o Mrs. Charles Newman and child ren, residing on the K. Dixon place, six miles east of town, left this morning for (iranit Pass, where they will visit with friends. Palace Theater Again Tonight HAWAIIAN QUARTETTE With some changes in their program This act is retained on account of the favorable comment and per sonal requests from patrons. Two nhnwit each nifiht, 7:1." anlv4:. A(n!tn 2or. children undcrl 4. 1 r : children under ix. free wi(lii:irt ntf. Back to regular Progsam and Prices Tomorrow! HOWARD'S SHOE HOSPITAL V. . HOWARD. I'n.p. NOW LOCATED ON CASS STREET In the Matthews Iildj;., next door to Stui.js (Iroccrj- All kinds of repairing. Shoes LOCAL NEWS. Raymond Hewitt went out to 011 lard this morning, where he is teach ing school. Wni. J. Mead, of I'hicano. repre- ! sent inn the American Bond and Realty Journal,, was in Roseburg today. Ralph Knight has a scratched and bruised face, caused by a runaway accident Friday, while driving out from town. J. V. Thomas, the road supervisor, was in from Anchor today. He says five miles ot new road have hei;n built in hit. district this year. Mrs. . A. Callamore. who has been visiting here at the home of her son, N. A. Catlamore. left this after noon on her return to Portland. F. ,S. Itlakeley. or Glide, this af ternoon sued (.. F. Jones, a former ereamerynian of this city, In Justice M ureters' court for $10, alleged to be due for cream sold to the de ten danf. U. S. Nichols has been awarded the contract for erecting three mod ern bungalow cottages for the i Churchill Hardware Co.. on the prop- erty they recently purchased of Carl : Hoffman, on Mill street, The co:t ' will approximate $ mum.. f The last will and testament of the j late Daniel Stearns, of Oakland. ; has been admitted to probate in thf ; Comity Court here, with A. F. Stearns, one of the five surviving sons, as executor. The estate Is di . vided among the suns, with the pro vision that the S3 acres bequeathed to one of them. John , is to be held In trust for him during his whole lifetime. John W. Campbell, the local in surance agent, reports the payment ot (looo ins lance to Mel Thompson loi 0'c los:- ot hit- $IsmO automobile in the recent firo that destroyed i'ilkiuglon & Son's uarnge. Of the nine automobiles destroyed, only i wo were insuicd. These were Mr. Thompson's and one owned by S. K. SvW-. w';i: carrnd insurance of H. II. ThHsvi. n. Salem: !.. II. Flannagan. ot Giants Pass, and James F, Robert son, of Portland, grand otlicers ot the Knights Templar of Oregon, are in Roseburg and wi'l 'organize a local eonnmtndery tonight at the Masonic temple. The pro ; posed commandery wav temporarily organized under n special dispensa tion several months ago. Phil Mets chan. Jr.. of Portland, a member of the order, is also here and will par ticipate In the organisation cere uiontei!. WANTED. A fresh milch cow. (' W. Haker, Itnsehnrg. Phone 201. dswtf FOR SALE New boas 'hold rurnl ture. Must call before Molldav noon. 21S South Pino Street, t.-H..K..:.-$.-H.-K-.s.-H. ? ! FOR SALE. New house- 41 j. hold goods. Must call before 'J Monday noon. 21S South Pine t street. ' 4 I made to order by an expert ii New Premier and Rebel Leader To Confer at Honkow MASCHU REIGN IN BALANCE UntrAl D..I- nki... c . n.-.j : iauuiicai uaun nuu:i oup II riJlCU Under Arrest $25,000 of Loot Fuuod I'Ddir Walk (Special to the Evening Review). I r.KI.Nti, .Nov. 4. Government jadvicea here today from Yuan Shi way out of Eugene as far as the t Kal. the new premier, tell of a con- Asset Company's pass five miles west ference with General I.I Hung, which of the city has been obtained and a I may end the rebellion. Yuan wires continuous stretch for many miles that I.I consented to a "truce'' nnd west of that point him been deeded to :the two will meet at Hankow today the company. to attempt to reach an agreement. J Whether or not this contractlnc M s agreement to a "mice" la !.-' firm's tl1 Is straight remains to hi , lieved to have resulted from the ado, i- seen, but it Is known that the com tinn by the throne or the 19 articles pany Intends to begin work in a very framed ly the national assembly, on short time and if not on Monday of which It It- hoped to found a new next week. It is confidently expected Ciiinete constitution. It is not to be within two weeks tit the latest. , known whether the rebels will agree It Is learned the company lnten jto one article, whic h says the Man-Hon is to establish stations every .ehtiP shall reign forever. I four and a half miles out of Eugene. Shanghai Oiderly. 1" tnis case the first one will be a SHANGHAI. Nov. 4. Order gen- 0,1,6 "nd a half this side of the Aa erally prevails her following ' e wt Company's gap. the second one capture or the native city by re'iel-i "ear Coyote Creek, the third one Only foreiiin concessions are uncon- opposite Klmira. the fourth one near trolled by the revolutionists, who are the .lullction of the main stage road orguiihsiiiK u municipal government. ani1 r"d. the fifth one Just AliltKVTKi: .MAN MAS LOOT KP.OM I .MONTREAL HANK VANCOl'VKIt. It. C. Nov. 4. Til police today arrested a man named lolni llozeyk. a native of Southern Euro;.e. charged with being con ccinril with the robbery of the Hank .i of .Montreal at New Westminster In niitii.iiix.t- . t.i-uA..,i epieninei. w ben SJ.iK.neo was t-i ..n 11- ...... ..... i i. i i t:,Ken. lie was arrested in a gnmh - In? mint n in,i ,,l , i tou marked currencv on his person " IW'COVI'reil. NEW WESTM i.N'STEH. H. C, Nov. Twenty-live tbnus.ind dolliirs in gold and bank notes, part of the loot stolen rroni the local brunch of the Hank of Montreal in September was found today under a sidewalk a few SHERIFF'S Sheriff s semi-annual report of monev collected and turned over to the Countv Treasurer ror the term ending Sept. 30, lit! 1. Cash on hand April 1, 1911 For taxes or 1907 1908 1 909 1910 Total State and county tax. . . 22. SO $ C70.."i9 $78. 529. 28 $79,222 :17 Speilal city tax K1.II7 Hi.ll.".. OB 10, 170 7.1 Special school tax ...... 9.9a 2114. .17 19.411.04 I S.ti.'iS.liti Special rood tax 2.81 247.07 10.101 fil 10. Hal. 49 Penalty and interest .... 12.2."i 247. SO 2ti0.n.'i Collected ror .tune 1908 1909 $ll,li9.20 State and county $ 22.17 $ 1.1.17. ill $ 1.179.48 Special city tax 4""i.l.1 47"i.H Special school tax 8.17 a 99. UK Kit 7. ull Special road tax " 27 3o."i.:to 410. T.7 Penalty and Interest .... 12. el .'ilia. 21 677.22 Collected tor 1910 tax May June Julv September State and county tax ... $1 0.492 1 fi $:17.2:I0.K9 $ 9.fi:S4.87 1:19,878.92 $97.236 81 Special city tax 1.107.02 B4l.r, 4"o.4:i I..ri8li 40 3. 80a. 41 Special school lax 2.2S8.9."i ."..! 1 7.7 S 2.277.1 1'. 7.1X0 82 17.6B4.71 Special rood tax 2, 411. I t 7 . r. 1 a .' 1.097 2 1 7.:t". 79 1 8. 1189. 72 Penalty and Interest .... .S 2 . ."5 7 12 c,i', 7:19 fil 1.994 74 2. 893.38 Total on hand and collected to September .loth $2fi2.809.2.1 To amount turned over to County Treasurer For 1907 taxes April Mav June July' September Total State and county tax ..$ 3.8 0 $ .180 Penalty and interest .... 1.7S 1.7.'. For 1908 taxes Siale and county $ 18.70 $ 22.17 $ 40 87 Special school 9 9". 8 17 18.12 Special road 2.81 r, " 8. 08 Penalty and Interest... lo.'.O 12.01 22. .'.I For 19"9 taxis State nnd county tax.$ f.70 .".9 Special city Klf.7 Scial siiiool 2:14.. '.7 S eclal road 247.07 Penalty and interest .. 247. mi For- 1910 taxes State nnd countv $H.l.tl.2 Special citv 7.901 00 Siieiial school 1.1.797 11 Smiial road 8.309 72 P-nalty and interest .... Cash on hand October 1. 1911 State and county $1.934 19 Spei I a I city lax " 1,31 4 98 Speilal siiiool tax S.33.1 4 S;-iclal road tax B,9eH lo Pina'ty and interest 1.201.72 i Total cash on hand'Oit 1. 1911 $.11,B92 47 Total ..i-b .ill.il.-il . . . . $.'B2.Vm:i :! Total tinned to Tres. . 2 1 1,1 l.7 Total iih on hand .... .1I.C92 47 Grand total $22.809 23 State or Or-tun. Countv or Do-ielas. I.Geo. K (julnc. sie-rifT and Tax CoMc.-tnr of enigia footur. Orecon. do hereby rertlfv that the fore 6'iit.g i-tateiiient enntains a true arid correct report, as I verily believe. tiko K Ql INK. Sheriff and Tax Collector of Douglas County. Olegi.ii. Hy F. (i. STKWAIfS, Xiuty. blocks from the scene of the robbery the wooden walk. roos It.W It. It. COXTItACT TO Hi: SltiXED MONDAY. Eugene Guard: There Is a reliable roimn th,.t ii r..r ik. istructlon. ot the Southern Pacific I Company's Eugene-Coos Uav railroad Iwin ho in..rt nnr i,winv .,! the work will begin Immediately at-1 T l?anV ,b.ef,h.?Au!""ar5'' ter that time. This report comeiT . ?' "S.'.'J?11' tre- from a firm which expects to beiT 1 oet y. awarded a Bub-contract. A member of the firm was out over the line for a distance of twenty miles or so to i Inspect the right-of-way. He told weii-anown citizen 01 mis city mat the company would sign up with the successful bidders on the road on ; .Monday and that on Tuesday the first actual construction work on the I Hue would be started. This firm 1& : after a contract to clear the rlght-of-I way, and it is probable that work 01 I tills nature will be the first to sturt, I alt hough it is possible to begin grad- inir iintiiefllat.il V nn ull the rielit-nf- neyona me summit oi tne mountains. and so on. At each of these stations It Is expected that quite a little vil- lagt win snrlng up mill in some in- vtaj'ces they inlght develop Into bustling towns and cities. o Hulked at Cold Steel. ... ,,,,,, . . I wouldn t let a doctor cut my , . ., , . ,, .,, ,, . font off. said II. 1). Ely. Haiitam, ().. ,. i.i i , n t V . i"lthugb a horrible ulcer had been ! V'T! lS11; Insteod I used Itui klen's Arnica Salve, and iny foot was soon completely ,.,,r..,l " II.. , lo ln.r.iu I.,. ilu ...r,U bruises, eczeinu. pimples, corns. Sur- est pile cure. 2.ic ut all druggists. o Do not buy elsewhere until you have looked over our dry goods de - partment. The Rochdale. SEMI - ANNUAL $ I.I.-.7.31 47117 199 3 301.30 .Mil .21 $2.I2 $37.2.'.Ok9 .3I 87 3. 321 OS Ml IB 470 I:; 1.h!i", 44 1.91 7 71 2.277 IB 4.2 1.'! n-j 7.111 IB 1.H97 24 32 37 1 2BBB 739 Bl Total Paid Cnuii'y Treasurer - -M--T t T -ThiMmT rliilnl. !--M.rti.M.d MKKTIXO LADIES' AlMLIAItY j. The regular monthly busl-4., I meeting of the Ladles' 4 ' . 11 1.. hi . . . . . . 1 1 ,"ji niiAiunr.v win oe neiu at me .j. if 1 ommerciai cum rooms on -r 'loniiay evening at 8 o'riork. 4 N"v- " 18 requested, that :T , a"11" meet- 4' "'g. there la much business T. t II MtMWM I 1 IH-l O- '- C-KXKIIA it XKWS. nltj&WtM Hay Reveal Nine Mnrders Iturbank has been at work for ten ' years on this plant and as a result! he ban secured a bush whirh has! branches as smooth and free from thorns as the cherry tree. Several I seml-t hornless blackberries have been1 brought out by other experimenters.1,,,. . . , .. , . , hut this Iturbank herrv tu .,.i,i i h (Siierlal to tho Evening Review). but this Uiirbank berry la said to be the first that Is really free from' thorns. W. Woolworth, one of the founders of the famous five and ten-cent stores, announced at New York Fri day the formation of a $t'i.".. 000. 0(10 corporation, merging out) concerns and assuming a controlling Interest !m"". ;- ar.I run In he first in the English business or Woolworth "' ,1,e "V'"1 ' r'nceton k Co. The combination will be tho !" ,wo ""'''. '''' Hnrvar. longest string of f, and 10-cent stores "ll,,,er ! eiital y pushed the ball in the world, and will be known as )r- 8,"er I''1" hml, n""le ,"a; the V. W. Woolworth store. .nlflcent punt to the crimson goal lr 0 the last few minutes or play. Wen- C. II. Ilrown, who recently sold lell was pushed over the line scor hls line farm near Sutherlln. w..s "'g Harvard and Morrison kicked a here from Portland on business to- KoitJ i day. P. - J. Schmidt brought in from Edenbower this morning a fine sam ple of his new .Muiinuoth rlieuhurb. He imported the seed from Europe excellent success, therewith. It Is the finest of Its kind on the market plants rioin the seed showing u growth in foni inonihs eiual lo the nrdlnary varieties In two years. Mr. Schmidt now has a quantity of plants .for sale and every family should have at least half a dozen. Have you seen the piano at Joseph- sons? dtf PARISIAN PAUliORS. The Pari! Ian Cleaning and Pressing Parlor.;. 127 Jackson St., 'lln Klell -ll A rv rleillllll BTllllllf Inn i pressing, repairing, and altering of ladles' and gentlemen's suits, guar- anteeliig satisfaction. Goods called ' for and delivered. Phono 118 and j we will call. We make suits to order, 115 and up. See our samples. STATEMENT. $ 1,827 90 .".36 84 833. 93 112 37 81;!. 01 $3.9(4.73 $139,831.93 271 42 1 2. Bill 49 k4.1.34 30.733.27 419 B9 2I.J8.1.23 793.02 1.B91.BB $21 1.1 IB For 1910 taxes r JPI7TAV VIHTI First Came Willi Harvard in 15 ..Years, Results 8 to 6 I'WHITE MAKES 80-YARD RUN lo Illinois Town Times Editor On McSamara Jar; PRINCETON, N. J., Nov. 4. Thirty thousand rooters this after noon watched Princeton heat Har vard at football by a score of 8 to 6 In their first clash for 15 years. The weather was perfect. White, or Princeton made tho first touchdown POST MORTEM MAY DISCLOSE (I Ml KDKIIS. CHICAGO, Nov. 4 Convinced that the body of Richard Smith, former rullway conductor, who died mys- 'erlmisly at Mrs Verinllya s honie March 11th, either will confirm or disprove the police theory that nine persons w-ho died there were arsen'e victims. Coroner HolTuian and a pes: mortem expert went to North Hen derson, III., toduy to exhume the body. The woman, who was chargeil with tho murdir or Policeman HIs seiuietlt, another lodger, has not yet been served witlj a warrant, because she Is 111 of pneumonia. Police are guud!ng her. OTIS' SOX-IN'-LAW VEItlNF.MAN IX M' AMAKA 'ASK. LOS ANtlELES, Nov. 4. Harry t nniioier, BOll-lll-luw Ul ieueiui viin and assistant publisher uf the Times, I may have to stand tnterrogntloii re-, ....P.ll., lila .inllH,.iill,i.iu aa vulilrn man in the McNamaru rase. When be i eared among the veniremen. Judge ltordwell retused to disniihsi It its. beruuse or the fuel that he is under subpoena by the prosecution on the ground that only bis personal II II..., lion. u.-.. In liu eniiulilnri.il Chandler wan excused until Wedne- dV. I.OItlMEH FOOTED HILLS KOIt lUtoWNE'M DEFENSE. CHICAdOr Nov. 4.--Coiitliiuliig hi. testimony before the lvetlgat - 1 ii K cninitiittee, S.tute Ueprenenlatlve Leo O'Neill Hrnwne nlniitted today (hat Senator l.nriuier cotitiihnted larKely to 4.1 (Urowne'8( defenne for IiIk two Inibery trlalH. Ilrowne Hald lit dfd no) know anyone receiving I money In the LeRiKlulure. Try Ilaradon's MarHhniellowB. Pur i up in air tight tins. They are vorv I dainty. Thn Hochdule. I The Bargains At ANDERSON'S 4 I'argain 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 t. r. hisses MII.W.ICKKK MA YOU 1'Olt I.ioioit VIEWS. MII.W.M'KEE. Wis.. Nov. l. Mayor Seldel. the city's Socialist executive, tonight addressed the Na tional Women's Christian Temper ance I'nloii convention and told them outspokenly that he does not believe In prohibition. Ills remarks were greeted derisively and he was all but hooted to silence. .He declared he did not believe the saloon needed to be wiped out, but he said he agreed with tho women In needs for better conditions for the children of the Nation. Asldo from the election of Mrs. Lillian N. Stevens as leader of the hosts of women temperance workers, together with her last year's asso ciates, tho feature of today's session was a, symposium on the question of equal surfrage. Among the resolu tions adopted was one petitioning the I'nlted States Government to make an analysis of all alcoholic drinks and pali ut medicines anil prepare charts of the same for use in the pub lic schools. COl'XTV COl'ltT ORDERS. W. E. Russell appointed Justice of the Peace and Newton Livingston Constable or Wilbur precinct. A. W. Fox granted franchise for a logging road on Hear Creek. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Simon Caro to Page Inv. Co., 10; 80-acre timber claim nenr Millwood N. Ilunebiuke to E. C. Hole. 1800; 2.1 acres on Deer Creek. Pickard competition C nf)f Pflfp rntTltlptltinn VWllllllllVH t )h i,uallty coinpelltlon, and If you desire finality, the very best 1 ."' miiihiipih wun reasonable other kinds of China then come to our store I nnd see the Plcard kind. Then we l , 1 ! V()U wi ). ,i,. to Hee Ihin ut u , ' , glance. i I A. S. HUEY CO. Koseburg's Leading Jewelers. IIH W. Cuss St. 4 44H4 V. V.