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Newspaper Page TextDOUGLAS COUXTYS 1NEXHAUSTAHI.K XATUkAL RESOURCES AXD CLlMAt tC A DVANTAGES MAkE IT THE MOST At TRACTIVE fcoft tiOMESEKfiftS AND lXVli STORiJ. COAIINa EVEINT December 27, ilS. I'D und ;ti. loui; laa County Poultry ami IVi Siovk Show In HoM-huiK. laim'.-t in Soutli ern Oregon. Review INVESTMENTS Of ill kinds are best found through "The review" Want Ad Section. Little sdvs. bring big re turns, because everybody reaJs them. OSEBURi VOL. XIV. ItOSKIll'lM!. OKECOX, MONDAY IA KMMI, NOVKMRKU II, 1111 1. No. 210. K J, OREGON 7 Foreiga NatioDiilith'S Seen On List of Defendants ALSO TWO PART INDIANS Eighteen Persoos io ill Are AwaiUng Arraipmenl Court Opens Next Monday Seven diftVroiit nationalities, be sides American, are represented on tho criminal docket or the UoukIju County Circuit Court, which rcm veneH in regular session next Mon day. Of the eighteen persona facing criminal chaises, eight are ot foreign birth, while two others are part In dian. There would have been 1 ! defendants in all had not 11. It. Slew art, a Canyon ville forger, quleily walked out of jail on July 10 nnd then left town without leaving hit future address. His escape was ef fected by the aid of u trusty, who secured tho jail keys from the sheriff's otlice. The trusty alo de camped, of course. Four of the aliens awaiting ar raiKHinent before th Kratid jury, which reconvenes next Wedtiesd iv. are lu jail. They are Henry Itaiwri, a (lerman: Lewis Cruz, a Mexlcnr T. N. Niikaka. a Japanese, and V. il and rode in it to Marstifb'ld behind u stolen horse, and W illis Simiuen. tti Myrtle Cui-k store clerk, who V'oped to Han Kianeise.i with Mrs. Zaida Chet'sbu:, ol Conistotk. The woman lr. at liheity on bail. The lit of foreigners on thrt docket cfinclud: s with thre- Italian and one Chinaman, all at liberty en bonds. The former are John. Charles ant! Frank Damenlo. Southern I'aeilb' sect ion hands, who got into a bit hi with Foreman J. F. Hoover and two other men near Myrtle Creek, result ing In a charge with intent to kill being lodged against thmn. The lone Celestial is How Luck, one of thp owners of tho Oregon Hesturnnt in this city, who threw Forre.st Stephens, out of the place several days ago, because Stephens tried to sleep off i "jag" at one of tin dining tables Luck .fares a charge of assault with intent to kill. . Among other defendants are I. M. Dompier ami Clara M. Knebel. the pair accused of larceny of horses from S. T. Smith's livery stables. Hompier Is a hall-blood Indian, while the woman admits that she is one fourth Indian. The docket ooududes with the cases of W. .1. Scott and Jesse O. Urake. Scott's case was continued from the previous term of court, lie is charged with attempt ing to extort money from A. M. (Jai lagher, of lUxonviile. Drake Is ac cused of criminal libel upon JmKo ,1. W, Hamilton by reason of certain new spa per commit nicat ions relat ing to th McClalb n-Mahan homicide trial. This case will probably attrae. more attention I ban any other on the whobj docket. (See dock"! on page 2. hiiMv ii in n i i f i Ell. I I : IV I'll 1 I I urn uAo mm Emperor and JIancliu Parasites Flee Amoy Also Taken CRAVE DISORDERS 1 I 1 14 1 ill J 1 A 1 4 11 i t, in fMI KTIN; I, XMLS' AIII.IAHYf The regular monthly bnsl- J ness meeting of the Ladies' : 4 Auxiliary will be held nt the - . Commercial Club rooms on 4 f. Monday evening nt N o clock. 4 Nov. ti. It -Is requested thut J" 4- nil members attend thrs meet- 4 4- ing, as there is much business 4 4 to come before the Auxiliary. A A MRS. J. 1). ZCRCHBK. Pres. A 4- M AHEL ALUR1UI1T, Sec'y. 4. FEARED f KMOIITS TKMI'UK IHMMAMIKIIV IS NOW CONSTMITIOXAI, BODY. new c;i x ci.rn. Britiili Admiral Advisrs Pi.wts Io Send Troops al Once Italy Wants To Quit J. M. pnnornie. Roy Roadman, R. R. Mathews. A. V. Noah and others, active in the organization of a local gun club, will meet tonight at Joseph Sykes' gun store. It will be a get together meeting of those interested in trap shooting who have expressed a desire ot organizing a gun club In Rosebiirg. V. J. Holahan. repre- (fipeclal to tho Kvening Rpvlew). VAXCOrVKK. It. C. No Cables the after r ine .u alien ii princef neu me cny. Hoorlsmcn have evnressed n Other cahlegrams from Hong Long t0 j,lin the 4.u, nm a i,,, nttend- and Sliangb.ti practically conlirm the am.p H expected at the meeting to- fall oi Fekin. They say the emperor nihr. esca ped by flight. Prince Citing be- 0 II. .,..( i... Il.n II. ...fill 1)ji-,1..i Ii. . reeoiv.Ml hore tmbiv stntn that ...... i." i i .i.V... . .i... .i "l ,ine ttosoiute exclusion oi all territory lormm r....i t,......i i.,i, wut.r4i... .. . . - . . , ouiBiiie oi ner Dounuaries. Ait order v ubhuw. .,.. ,.n... .hnn. . . . . . me ou my v ouri iuhi Saturday even- .. v. mi . i. ....... ..I... ...... .... ............ niiscd fill i. a inlet iiiiiuuer oi lorai . ... .... niiaa I n . rt iicMir (MID KKI.I.OWS T) tilVK liliSlllil TDW'X 'I.H'K. I n takiMi prlsiinov. j Atiiny. Too, l-'itlls. I V,smri;T()X. Nov. ( Slnle l)i : l in tlin.'lit dispati-lu p say the ri'hflii j Ikivp rnpiurt'il Anioy uml that the 'entire ilistric: Is in a ntatt of an . an hw Itt'lit-ls Deuiaiiil nv KniM'foi lis Well : Xrw ImiI'ih of (overilllirnt. Hev. Asrulnn roiuninnderv. 'n 1 I Knights Templar, of litis city, whi:h I lias hwn existent lor the past 15 months under special dispensation, was formally constituted at Masonic temple last Saturday night, under the direction of Ave state grand offlcet&, as follows: H. 1). Thlelsen, of Salem, grand commander: L. L. Jewell, of Gram Pass, grand generalissimo; D. 1). Grant, of Roseburg, grand captain general; Dr. W. H. Flannagan, of flrnnla Pdm .rami mtanAarA Kaava.. 'and James Koblnson, of Portland, grand recorder. There was also present Phil Metschan, Jr., of Port land; S. M. Yoran, of Eugene, who acted as deputy grand commander nl the constitutional ceremonies, and 11. C. Marshall, or Albany, who Ailed th- chair of grand senior warden. . I The business session was preceded by a banquet at the temple. OIHceis For the first time In her history, 'r the local commandery were Roseluirg Is now a voting unit to elected and Installed Immediately of- organization. These are: commander; F. 11. Uullwlnkle, Capt. Wood,. S. W.; E. L. W. llaker. nre- presenteil hy the city authorities. The lnIe; H. M. Uullwlnkle. Treat..; J. W. order uilopls the liouiiiliirles of the Groves, Kec; E. 1). Stewart, stamlur I four preilneta as outlined In the bearer; lllnger Hermann, sword bear petltlon and which were published In "I Gilo, warder: V. A. full In The Review last week. Sprague. Sen.; J. V. Hume, O. P, County Court Grants Petition For Voting" Unit i 2 WARDS TO BE ABOLISHED 3-Jlill Tax Lev; to Raise $95,0 Fot New Bridges 2 Mills (or Road Improvement. l fr-r I.eltoy Hull will rIvo an Tne en.L.,.t of th6 coll,.fg ord,.r B Sehlosser and Bert Holmes, guards. entri inliinient at the llaptlst Church t1Ht al 0(Bde territory A:tV. Tiaiik (;. Micelll anil Dr. K. Hoover Miikc IV.-r to the Local Lodges. V. At til renulnr mi .ting 'of l'hile- No. S. I. t). ). 1'.. last y ovenmc. A(l". 1-r.uiK if. Hi olT'MCl to tie IO(ii;e aipl Hie of Roschui'K ii modern town It,.,,, I.-I1 1 lwttiu.tr till Ktiirlishtll.ltl n.,.rrl 1 ..,.,l.'.t Of trvillB tO liill t.'Hiall I.OliK a ni:tn Humeri lliester who WHS llnld- Ratlin Ing down a farm near Gleiidale hi '!i . t , r .....l l.iit citv ... '. ji ' ...i. " r-r, iL tb.. clock, to he ii!.i . ll ill the tower man rhurged with robbing J. T. Hryan's jewelry store in this city anil J. J. Kenny's siore at l.eo.ui. Nukaka. It is charged, tried to carve n fellow countryinan at t:anliner. Klllliouser Aid Ills partner. Williams, also in Jail, have confessed Io rolibini: Al Hamilton's residence near Glen dale. Four other persons in the jail are: Eugene Ambrose, of Yoncalla. ac cused ol forgery: .1. McKennu. of Sutherlln. who stole u suit of clothes and i v.rcoat from II. I'. Harby. the local druggist: Hurry Smith, who stole llr. It. M. itriiiniield's himgy the Odd Fellows building, at the corner of Jackson anil t'.iss streets This clocji will lie donated to the Odd Fellows' lodges of this city, which own the building, on condi tion that they keep It running. Tins generous offer was promptly accept.-1 by the lodges and this clock, cestilig several hundred dollars, will be In stalled In the near rut. ire. II will have a gong st l iking ih" hours and halt' hours, ami will bo a credit to tile citv as well as to the doflors. Mr. Micelll ami Hr. K. V. Iloovei. Ask for piano vote ot Joseplison's. SHANGHAI. Nov. 1'.. Permanence anil stability for flir new Chinese provisional government proposed by General l.l Yuan lleiig. recently pro claimed president, were Indicated to il:!" with the announcement that W.i Ting Fang, former minister Io the I'hited Srat'-s. litis accepted the post or foreign secretary under the now r. ginie. This. It is believed, shows that the Mallchu dynasty is sure to lull. Tti. rebels demand abdication ol the emperor, Ms relegation to tli r.ink ol a commoner, and a repuhl! ciit. form ol government, the presl- n! to he selected l public election. I'i'liiii If reported ill a stale of un ci hy. Admiral Winslow. comtnaiid it, ihr Itritisb naval lores, today ;.!visi -I Fnglalid to send troops to China, as he fears grave disorders will accoinpuliv the Mallchu ov throw, ll Is understood that he sug gested other couutiic? sending 1 .".on soldiers each itnmediiit '! . glum u chance to Hesldes the ofllcers the niember- JOSEPH MICE!.!. I Roseburg's New Mayor. on Wednesday evening. Nov. 8. Mr. 'annexed to the citv precincts will be ahl) ' the commandery includes J Hall will not charge for tills pro- , ,. ..rt,,,.., ilv n,em..lve O. Fullerton. N. Fullertnn. Iletirv that everybody may have Their boundaries, as prepared by the Hartb, W. C. Harding, J. W. Perkins, to come. He will depend rnP. u.iii i,. viini.io for ,,hii,.. W. L. Fore. E. W. Paae. A. F. Sether. upon the appreciation and generosity tion ( a ,y or tw0 Uosehurg will V. C. llartlett, J. C. Carle, K. L. Mll of those who come for his renninera- from now 011 n(lW a o( h(,r elections K. Alley, E. H. Billings, 8. K. tlun. llii: readings will be Iror.i n, Blr,,.t a,.,.ordance with the new Wlllett. W. J. Harris, J. W. Campbell James YVhitoonib lilley. the "leo-;Btntp ,aw providing for registration ""d '' George E. Houck. ,m t. p..ei. ami win oe a ueiigiu ..:, Vl,ters and nominating nriniarles. o both young nnil lThe ,.Uv B still linked, however, wltht A Household! Meiliclne. four road districts extending Into as many country localities. There is no That stops roughs quickly and desire to change this condition. .cures colds Is Foley's Honey and Tar With the creation rtf nil exclusive v.oiiiiouiiu. jus. lina I-eiier, ZU.K of the Pnlncejmiiiiicipni electorate, the city's six all who old him, MUST ItOAD SHOW IX YKAItS. Manager Ollphant, The F. 8. forestry service and the homesteader on unpatented land are again the opposing lltlganls In u con test before the l ulled States land olllco In this city today. The home steader in this Instance Is Scott 8 .Morrison, who Is defending his right I of possession to Hit) acres on Cavitt Creek, above Peel, on which he, squatted nearly nine years ago. Th.) forestry service alleges thut Morri son has not complied Willi the home stead law as regards residence and that his claim Is more valuable for Its timber than for its agricultural possibilities. Mr. Hall has made an envlahln reputation as a reader and reciter. Ills interpretation of rare gems of poetry and his artistic iuiiterKoua tlons make him a man of uuiis.iui dramatic talent. Any audience that. lufT.,.un Uf tin ri,....i... V.. I. ........ Theater. has hooked "Human wards will he reduced to four al the 1 cun reconi ud foleys Honey anil " ' " '"" ' "... Hearts. " a standard road'show, for expiration of the terms of some of Tar oinpound as a suro euro for next Sunday night. Nov. 12. This the counclliiieu. In time, however, cougns unu coius. u curea my oaiign show litis been booked through Mr. John Court, of Seattle, a funt that stands for iiuality. The company consists of twelve adults and one child. They carry their own scenery and It will be used here. This com pany lias played in Uosehurg before, at the old opera house. t. ",-714 fm Jjhs fc.'wSS DftCrOtf . J.CO P if.VWi.f- " - t s-L .! - r5'-i ', ITALY. SICK .l- WAR. FAtiKR Tit III ol' TUli'iil.l. . i J N'lt'lO. F::ll!'. N'mc r. Home It'i ! vice-- liidh atc that Italy won!'', b" 1 glaii l drop Tripoli ll It could do 5) without tarnishing national honor It iv known that fresh reinrorceineii's ot Jit.iMtu troopF are being secr-"ly( iissenibled at Naples to support the Trlpolltan arm, which if praeticullv j besieged In Tripoli. I Tuft, Champion of Peace, Is Arruid to Act. I WASHINGTON. Nov. . The ipleslion tif the ('tilled States Inter filing in the Turkey-Italian war to. nievent barbarities has been put up. the President, following Turkey's j anneal for aid. Although the appeal t Those who remember the play give look the form of a practical demand t Bn excellent reputation. Ill tti1 lliiuie oi iiumaiuiv iu n. . i no snow win oe given lor one Tripoli atrocities, it is ledleved the night only, nnd all seats In the house Tinted States will be slow to act. as;win )(, reserved and sold In ailvance. the State liepartinent hesitates to commencing tojuorrow morning at in step in'o a European situation until H- m. All seats are seventy-live the powers directly interested take action. The I'. S. crtlls.'r Chester left Malta today for Tripoli, where the links' chaig. s oi barbarous treat ment ol noncopibatallts has l.eeti mad-. The Sta'i Hepanmeiit Is Ht there will be more than that many ' " ru,u my iieignnor. voting precincts. The law provides Mlr' """. herself and her that no precinct shall contain more -while family with l-oleys Honey and than 300 votes. At the last city elec-1 1 ,r , "n..ou...l. Everyone In our tion nearlv Kino votes were cast. n.lghboi hood speak, highly of It i' .k!Kor night roughing, dryness and in- iiiiiv ib ion nil uin.niii n iit-ii iiio ,i..i,ii.. i.. ,i, ,t. nuiiilier of voters will exceed that cents, except lirst two and one back row. wlilcli are fifty cents. Remem ber, On house has only a compara tiwly small sealing capacity and re-M-!c v., in- seats. I t.-lPent. but It Is believed in.- acinic p the result ot the Talks' ap-.eal. Hie Italian Cliaig-- d' Affairs C.iii l).ai . s: i i lnloii.i u.'nie ' 1 1 1-' t -- committed astrocities Tiipo.i and say lie- reports are i. -stilt ot a campaign conducted Hi.- Turks to cioiito piniilhy falsi claims. lug I. KN . . looms; North Flirlli-iieil housekeep no cblldr-Mi oi Uos. . dogs. lit I 1 M ADFIIO. I Mhl MKXK'O 1 Dtlljl oV pitoMiot: (MY. l-.l i'ltel pi:i:.iiii:m of vy i-:. OV. ft -I.JlVi-1 liill ills-, lllioll ,iim-iiule.l ct,lltltr I'Mlav. lie Kt.tncisco Ma'tero was iii.iuiiatat.-. ellt. W Hit 1 1' I - U1-I1IO 1 I'll PALACE THEATER TONIGHT! limit, anil the city will meet the situ ation by simply establishing addi tional nriN-lncts In the wards, such as other cities do. Iu'vy for Itoails nnd Bridges. Agreement on tux levies for next year for road improvement and the construction of new bridges was an other ituportaut mutter that marked the session of the court Saturday evening. It was decided to levy a 3 mlll tax foi bridges and n 2-mlll tsx for road improvement. I'suully sucti levies are not determined on until January of t'uch year, but on this occasion It w-us necessary to make un earlier decision In order to allow time for the submission of bids for the bridge building work, which Is an Imperative need Just now. This will give all road districts desiring to do so ample time to vole special tux levies for the coming y a;. The previous lux levy for road and bridges was lumped together a: 4 'i mills, with most of the money raised being expended on the roads. This year the greater part of the money from general taxation will be devoted to bridge construction, while 'the funds realized fot road purposes ' may In augmented by special district . levies. 1 Threw New Bridge. It Is conservatively estimated that a J-ntlll levy will raise close to ll.., niiii. For this sum the court figures 'it can construct lliree bridges of con Icreio ol steel, besides rolnplet-ly e ! timbering tin bridge at Winchester. The court will reserve its final deci sion in the mallei until after the bids are open.-d New bridges will be built at l'tnpitia and Winston as the first consideration and the re pairs made on the Winchester bridge. Then. II enough funds are left all I the court feels certain that there will be - a new bridge will span the I'mn ipia between the Curry farm and Garden Valley. I tickling In the throat, hoarseness and nil roughs nnd colds, take Foluy's Honey and Tar Compound. Contains no opiates. Always In a yellow pack age. For sale by all dealers. F him will enjoy a rare treat. Mr. Hall will appear at the Baptist Church in litis city on Wednesday evening, Nov. K. No charge will bo mude. iiut an offering will be taken. The Bight kidney Medicine. J. E. Parker. 20SI No. 10th St.. Ft. Smith. Ark., says that be bad taken many kinds of kidney medi cine, hut he did not get letter until he took Foley's Kidney Pills. No matter how long you have hud kid ney trouble, nor nt what stage of the 1 . tioicuKtf ,um i.im- int. in-, ju.i n,ii at Hnd a quick and iHTinaiietit benellt by the use of Foley Kidney Pills. A splendid ear of red popcorn was left at this otlice by J. A. Hewitt, who grew the product on his farm liMcii bower The Irlch dellcucy. Sauer Kraut. They ulso regulate the action of the homo made from fresh, sweet cub urinary organs. Start taking them hiiuc No arid, mid the right amount '. For sale by all di alers, t Fresli supply wuenly al tti I of salt. Rochdale. Patronlin RivKw nrtvertlsers. HOWARD'S SHOE HOSPITAL V. H. HOW ARD. Proi. NOW LOCATED ON CASS STREET In the Matthews Bltlg., next door to Stuhhs Grocery All kinds of repairing. Shoes made to order by an expert M IIF. HK.IIKS-TIIOM A-- IIOYAI WKH'II I.AHIKS- t IIOIR Which wiii appeal at the Arnioty In Uosehurg. on Tuesday. Nov. 14. The Royal Welch Ladies' Choir is unique foi the following reasons: 111 The al.ilitv. ifttainments anil personality of Madame lliigi.'s Thomas. the ronduitor. are .uai:t:"s tll.tt liaM Seldom been pOC-Sei by s la.h. Madame Hughes-Tholnap Is the daughter ol one of the must i-hi-nucnr and popn'ai W 1. h i r.aMe r She i higbl educated, an. I is also a first-class W elch s iioiar. she li t-. on honors al lb.- R.c.al Aca.l-mv Vusii. and at present 1- l.l eni .ie ol the R ii. . I Ait.d.-'iii of Mu-ic I.r it don, bcink a lirt.ioso as a pi.nt-'. sal an a-chorl In the art ol suit Ink. She has s'lained fame through nut Wales and all 'he world ss a past master in the art ..t (raining and reminding a ladi-s' thoit. To met Madame Hughes-Tbonias is to nice' a lady ol admirable disposition, anil a personality that engages even the most fasti ii ariii-t. and i is a tlMe tv;. ol Gal ant I i.'i. II-gregali.-n o talented pa Ihotca-: t ' J.l- ilanal... . laih . of ti i.i.lal.l d ! it .tion i a -r prn. .-! . let... ! Vtll .. 1 1 . , I a gi littis. an 'an-, al . she ugli'ers laitonaM pa'.--dtei sll.i!il.gl -urroilii'l'-'l 1' the ctianiber oi Inaugural servic an I K i. ll t a pr-.7. ; main Of the Of the Ifoval as her )-..- chntr i ta-lIll-'T' i udc'iiv ing s'tual lot three month . :..(l io niak Hi a- ltitiK. Mail t'.iro'H-li th" sir. ihoiiMind lion;., lie,.. it;, -. w h. ri ;,s held Sp no ;...r-L-!:a In , il. tii ;.. a' tiiid ..a n' t pe I t.-l :1a. s: 1'. ft: 1' ren-i CI l Al. CON I IM t. Enoch Arden A T'Ao-Ro:il I'diii-atioiial Fea ture of uiiK'h merit. ..r I.. . -. . TI. .1: differ- n' I H'k'i-' 1 t nth and 1 . iTi. T're Choir i- lac tion nl lady world. i . 1 1 -. d -f f. -"a . H" al ' . et. y -p..val- vocalists in an .-n.g iti i I. i.,. Ii. a . I. v ret...- d I ' lilill. ja-.li'ii." g....d in'-T'-s the in---1 It ir.h. Or It. nho ttitnk i luiit re -a call int.- l-i:-I. II- a li-l. . -,, give a 1- being m.mi nth I i- i t tel s I tin I 'h: l ; .'iiik .s I. oil 4 w nl k Wifis Hat A (iiMal Comedy Two Good Son Numbers A Mail Carrier's laiail. I Seems heavier when he has a weak back snd kldnev trouble. I ed Due-I ten. mall carrier at Atchison. Kan . s.ivs: "I haie bevn hothend with kiiliiey trouble and had a revere p.-ltii a' toss my back. Whenever I raiCm a heavv load of mail, my kidney I trouble Increased Some time ago I loaned taking Foley Kidney Pills and since taking tliem I have gotten en tirely rid ol all my kidney trouble land sin as sound now as ever." Foi -y Kidney Pills are tonic In action, and quick In results. Try them. For sale by all dealers. Try Snow lirlft Flour, It's good The Rochdale Messrs Rovre and Berg, of Rapid City. South Oakota are In the city, looking lor land investment opnor- Itiinltli'S. I ii.li'. you used Mat!' 1'mpui.s Jcieamery buiter? It s unexcelled I pun . fresh, clean, delicious. Sold .milr at the Ids hdale. REV. J. N. M I ONMil.l- Surveyor Frank Cain die Sjiidiy. .nt to lia! Aduit' l". . . hi :,c. i bildr. n u i. ents. In n and. .-r six In- IFOR SM.E OR EXCHANGE. O I I ( rears. I C l.r.KMl sows for g'ssl ewes. Cots with t.ar- wold or Khro.hire s-rf.rred I I'hi.ne Farmers 11. m DRiFTtO SHOW The Farmer Knows that Rood sccf. yields good crops; the housewife knows that good Hour yields ood hi cad. Drifted Snow Flour makes good bread because il IS e.(oJ. And it is good because it is made of the best blucstem wheat grown, and made according to the most approved methods. Ask your grocer lor "I 'rifted Snow" and be assured of delicious breads and pastry. Made by Sperry Flour Co. TAciiMA, W ASH. Benson Grocery SOI E IHSTRIIII TOR.