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DOUGLAS COUNTY'S lNEJttfAUSTABLti NATURAL ftfiSOURC AND CLIMAltC ADVANTAGES MAKE IT Ti'i'fc U6si ATlkAcTlVE foft HOMESElikfckS AND INVESTOR COM1INC1 EVENTS December 27, 28. 29 and 3, Ioug las County Poultry ami Pet Stook Show in Hoseburg, lurgrst iu South ern Oregon. Rose bu rg INVESTMENTS Of all klndi re beat found through "The Review" Want Ad Section. Little advi. bring big re Mima, because everybody reaJi them. VOL. XIV. KOSKIU'RG, OHKOOX, Till ItsllAV KVKMMi, NOVFMItFH 1(1, DM I. No. SID. Review m Batcher Maocbas at Hung Chow Then March to Nanking - ENTIRE NAVY SURRENDERS Yam SSi Kii Accp'.s Premiership Balis Expected to Declare Himself President (Special to the Evening Review). PKKIN, Nov. More than 30,- 000 Chinese troops at Hung Chow revolted and defeated the lnirerial IbIk In a pitched battle. They are ma ritiing now on Nanking wearing to massacre every Mnnchti th-re in revenpe for the recent Chinese hutehei i :-, then. Iteports from Hung Chow say the Manchus v.eio slaughtered in the bat tle there. Tlv. cause of the revolt is not given, but it is believed the Chin ese rebelled and murdered their olli cers when the Nanking massacre Were learned. 1 . S. Will Send Xv, Tnmps lnks Others I to. WASHINGTON, Nov. 16. After a two-hour conference with President Taft, Secretary Knox declared that a consult al ion of foreign representa tives was being held in Pekln to de cide whether they will ask their gov ernments to send troops to China. Knox said the situation was acute, but Indicated that this Government would not send troops to Pekln un less other powers did so. Tbe State Department has pr.ic-lten tically decided to send a regiment of of every class with such perfect cor ; roups from .Manila to Chin Wing Tao, . rectness and ensemble as to have a seaport in 1 lima, nnoiii -." uniienmru huiiii cmuiuiuiut iiwui mi from I'ekln. on the Gulf of Pechili The purpose is to perform an lu- toruutlonal dutv under the Hoxerlfrom the works of Handel. Haydn, treaty In keeping open the line or j Sullivan, Wagner, Verdi, and others, communication between I'ekln audi The songs with bell nccotnpmil the sea. Intents are a distinct novelty and F.iitlrv Chinese Xavy tiiven Over to elicit thunders or applause. Itelx-I Cause. The Double Quartette E consists of LONDON, No.- 16. The Japanese eight splendidly balanced voices embassy bas received cables saying whose repertoire comprises the best; tbe entire Chinese navv has surreii- type or part songs, dered to the rebels. This is regarded' Assisted by an American humorist. as tbe severest blow dealt the .Man- chu government yet. I New Premier May Itcclnre llilitclf President. PKKIN, Nov. 16. Yuan Shi KnlV acceptance ol the premiership, whicn be repeatedly Intimated he would not t.f the'represeutative men of the Kov- " rnment called to arrange peac; terms: Yuan expects the feathering to support the reforms he will lnaugm- ate If he breaks with the enieror There ,a ,lnle danKer from B coid and declares himself president of the or from an attark pf tne Rr)p except republic. when followed by pneumouta, and American Kleet llelievetl Hound for this never happens when Chamber Orient. Iain's Cough Remedy Is used. Thia SAN DIEflO, Cal.. Nov. Ifi. Tt it remedy has won its Kreat reputation believed the Chinese situation is w- ami extensive sale by Its remarkable sponsible for the sailing to San Fran-'cures of colds and grip and can be elsco last night of the cruisers Cali-! relied upon with implicit confldence. fornla. South Dakota and Maryland , For salo l y all dealers. C and the rush operation In the coaling) o of the West Virginia and Colorado For good printing of all kinds the t.ere. The fleet, under command o' Review always leads. Poultry Pet Stock Show Roseburg, Ore., Dec. 27-28-29-30 W. E. Stanficld, of Hillsdale, Michigan, Judge Competition open to the world. This is your chance for a tryout under an eastern Judge, one who has judged at Madison Square and Chicago. Write the Sec. aoout it. Hreeders' Cards "0c in Premium List. Closes Nov. 2.1. n. II. BfLLWINKLE, Pres. E. K. WIMBKULY. Secy Winter Apples Fancy Long Keeping Spitzenberg, Yellow Newtown Delaware Reds, Ben Davis Red Cheek Pippins Apples very scarce, we guarantee all to be free from worms, order now. The most modern slock if Groceries in S uthcrn Ore. "The Pure Food Store" The BENSON GROCERY .Admiral Thomas, sails for Honoluli .nov. it. ana may proceed meure 10 tlie Orient, according to rumor here. SOUTHING I'O.MMITTKK KOU PI ItLICITV Fl ML This afternoon President J. W. ' Perkins, of the Hose burg Comnier-! olal Club, annoum oil the following ' soliciting committee for the club's publicity fund for the coming year: j lion. Iliuger Hermann. Ir. A. C. I Seely. C. L. Itargar, G. G. Goodman. I. K. Smith. W. H. Fisher, Kev. C. W. Baker. Geo. P. Schlosser. In order to carry on Rosebur's campaign 01 adveiGsing abroad and employ a publitity manager to carry on this work It will be necessary to have a good sized fund available each month. So bo ready when the com mittee calls upon you. KAXCHKT FOlNI Gl'ILTV . Ll ltl'SSKLL ON TKIAL OX OIAIU.K OF 1XCKST. A jury in the Circuit Court Wed-1 nesday evening, after a brief dellber- I atloti, found Henry Hangert, of Glen-, dale, guilty of assault with a danger- ous weapon, In having shut and wounded Kugene B. Hiester. Sen tence will be pronounced on Bnngeit tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. Today a Jury Is trying the case of Kd Hussell. of Ruckles, on the charge of incest, the prosecuting witness be ing his niece, Lena Macklin, who j claims that Russell ts the father of her child. The case was tried at the term of court last May and the Jury wus unable to agree on a verdict. 1 Most of the testimony is unfit for; print. The defense Is that the girl is alleged to have stated to other per- I sens that her father was responsible for her plight. ItOYAI, HAMMIF.IX KINiiKIIS. The Royal Hand-bell Ringers and concert partv conducted by V. H. ; Giggle, F. I. G. C. M.. with their splendid peal of 13" melodious bells' I ranging in weight from two ounces to' pounds, perforin concerted musi'- press and many musical authorities. The repertoire includes selections Ten people. At the Armory Wednes- day night. Nov. li. This is tbe first number of tin Lyceum Course. Till) KAII.ItOAIIH have what they want, and so ran you '"" "T ft08' itf CLARK &,ChARK. Danger of CoUU and Grip. LOCAL XKWS. Sheriff H. L. Mown, of Lnne Conn t. If in the city. Mrs. Fitzslmmons, of San Fran cisco, who has been the guest of lu-t sister. Mrs. H. L. -Averill, went t Albany this afternoon. Mrs. Harry Halkyer and children returned home to Albany today, ac companied by Mrs. W. A. Terhune, ! vlth whom they have been visiting, j Mr. and Mrs. I). C. llerron, of Portland, arid her father. .Mr. Reese r. ! of Ashland, are visiting here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Hulcii. The vaudeville and musical num bers that the Australian boys will ' put on at the Armory Tuesday night i have the promise of being highly entertaining- Seats only :t."i and 2."i cents. Tickets on sale at Chapman b Red Cross Pharmacy. Marsters drug! store and Futlerton & Richardson's, i John V. Wltmer, resident engine i of the Clark-Henery Construction , Company, leaves tomorrow morning for his home In Ohio, where he will spend the winter. Ills brother, win has been visiting him here, leaves at the fame time on hiB return to Chi- &a?o. K. C. Schwarz, a striking hoilet- maker from the S. P. houndhouse here, today swore out a warrant u: the Justice Court against a strike- breaker named Lee, accusing him of assault with a dangerous weapon. Hearhrg himself referred to as a "scab from among a grou. or me-i organize under ihe plans proposed,1 watching him at work in the yards mid criticizing Attorney-tieneral here this morning. Lee drew a revot- Wickersham. former President Theo ver and pointed it at Schwarz, who dore Roosevelt iu a copyrighted edi appealed to Special Deputy V. R. torfal in the current Issue of the Out ViiiKon. standing by. to disarm Lee took today, demands a "snuure deal" and arrest him. Vinson refused to fur the big business corporations Interfere nd Schwarz at once pro- which remain within the pale of the cured a warrant for Lee's arrest. It law. will be served on Lee upon his re-, The editorial is one of the most turn from West Kork. where he was caustic he has yet penned, and de sent to do some car repairing, dares that neither the Sherman anti Schwarz emphatically denies that he trust law nor any modification of It uttered the word to which Lee took can meet the situation confronting exceptions:. the iioverninent. The spectable of a witness appeal- Anti-Trust l.v Alune -Not I'.notigh. lug In court under the Influence of In part. Colonel Roosevelt writes: li(iior was witnessed In the Circui' 'Tin1 suit against (he steel trust Court here this afternoon during tbe h the Covernmcnt has brought Kd Russell trial, when Prosecutor vividly heft ire the people the need ltrown called S. W. llayless. of Myr- of reducing to order our chaotic (iov tlc Creek. After a search about t'tumt'tit policy as regards business, town of 20 minutes, during which As President, in. messages to Con time the court was obliged to wait, givss, I repeatedly called attention o Hirers found Rayless In a local re- to the Inadequacy of the anti-trust sort badly Intoxicated. Iu this con- law, by itselt. to meet business con dition he was escorted to the court dUimis. secure jns'tice to the people room, but when he was on the wit- n ess stand he could not talk co- herently. Judge Hamilton in disgust remanded llayless to the custody of rotiircnsaling advantage, and I urged, the sheriff, then issued a bench war- IS strongly as I know how. that the rant commanding him to appear be- policy followed in r"lation to rail fore him tomorrow morning at 10 was in connection with tbe inter o'clock on a charge ot contempt of hntt commerce law dinuld be fol court. in wed ,y the National Government Removing the lag screws of an Iron aK regards all business concerns, door with a pall of pliers, two va-, ll.-tii.- He Wni deceived, rants escaped from the city Jail last "Colonel Roosevelt lines tip against night, hut one ol tlinn vaa Inter 'i kerrham and (ho law ollleers of found in town ami put to work on the administration, declaring that he the streets for two and a halt days WiiK not deceived In permitting tbe In default of a Hue. Two other Tenm kk'-c coal merger, which is one vaerants In the jail at tbe time re- fused to flee and were permitted this morning to leave- town, in company with two other transients who spent the night in jail in compliance w'tii their own request. Previous to thi nnest of the four vagrants. Pollie men Fcnlon and Chambers anil other ollicerr. rounded up til hoboes mid sent them out ol town on a south bound freight train. LOCAL XFWS. Newton Clark Is here frain Hood River. Hw ight Reed Is over rrom Drain on business. Ira Wlmberly. the Hrain merchant, is in the city. .Miss Anna Hunt, a nurse in the Murshrreld hospital, is- in Itosebuig for a day or two. Three men arrested tor vagrancy appeared berore the city recorder this mornlm?. Two were ordered to leave town and the third was com mitted to tbe city's service ror 2 Vj days on the streets. j. F.. McClilltock. who several iLr.s ago bought L. A. I'elalid s iIiiii acre . ranch near Brorkway. lett this wek tor Spokane, Wash., en business. Mr. McCllntock will conduct the ranch on a large scale. He has liisinlb-d a carload ot rarming machinery, also a carluad of stock. Including 111 lie ei of horses, anil w ill employ e'wra! .men on tbe place all W' lt;-l. ! In ordr that the bo .mil Aus tralia miy hate the beuelitn ol bo.in llre and that they mav g.-t a clear conception of American home ;:, their managers are akiiig that tle-y be entertain .1 during their st iv lice, 'in Kosehurg homes. A-ihl.iiiil g ithem her hoseitaiiiy for a day rid a half. Medfnid tmod.i'.s, while I'-, t I land aits as host Tot' fae !.i;.-. Tli" entertainment of lle-re- ho.- In oir I homes will renlh b- an edin arlnu li treat and especially wi.l It be so .where there ate young peoi-le in tie i home. The ages of our vision v.iiv ; from t to l years, so ?J,i re i chance for ail. Anyone who will -n- tertaln one or more of these voil'ik ' m n may ph"n No IT1,. PuMP-iiv i Manager fi. P. Si hlo-r. or not I Cecil lllakeler fioni the bigh s-hnoi cotutnlt'ee. and our nauii i will be I r Etstered. 0smI Medicine for Whooping- "iili. I "I do not believe there is any uti.f-r ' liieillcine SO good lor whooping coiik'i as f hamberiain Cough Ivi I ." rlti-s Mrs. Franc is Turp n. Junct on ,Clty. re. This reniedv Is a'o un- 1surpass4-d for colds anil croua For sale by all dealers. C Of FEDERAL POLICY "CHAOTIC" Crises "Sqnare Deal" For Law Abiding Concerns and Dt cries Holding Company's Plan (Special to the Kvening Review). NKW YORK. Nov. 1(1. Crging complete (iovcrnmentul supervision of all corporations engaged In lnur- Btato mmmerce; declaring that he was not misled In permitting the Cnlted States Steel Corporation to absorb the Tennessee Coal and Iron Company; attacking the I'nited States Circuit Court of Appeals for permitting the tobacco trust to re- ntnl to tin further fact that It might, i b-i; misnpplemenled by additional hgislatioti. work miM-hief with n nf the grounds on which Wickersham :tsked the dissolution of the l ulled States Steel Corporation. "One of the grounds of the suit.") writes Colonel Roosevelt, "alleged j i.n the authority of the tloverntnetii j iillicials carrying on the suit Is thai I as regards this transaction I was misled by the representatives of the steel corporation utid llint the fa'-ts were not accurtileH nlid truthfully laid berore me. Tills statement Is In correct. I was not misled. The rp lisentatUes of the steel corporation told me the Irulh. The figures show that the iicipilsitloti ol the Tennessee ci. titpauy dlil not in the slightest change the situation, that during ten w-ar which include tbe Bciiilsltlon iif these propertb-s by the steel cor iiorallon. the perientnge of the total output til steel r suiilactures " hv cor- ' m; per potations shrunk iroin neauy t" nt to a trifle over ..1 per c -ni. n ni. It Is evident that the atili-trust law Is not adeiiiate to tin the situation H OTEL SEWARD Abler mill Hull SHit-m I'llllll AMI. Hill l.tlV nun I. st w x t : t U r 1 Im- ii.oi-t ;irtiiii . nn'l'in ;ni'l l'8ruiil , f 1 1 J ' I'-ri'- in t r st r r. It U Iim u-i in th rv tc-t Mini lii'i.-f f-i.- ; ;nt nf i-Mf-t- l.ni'l, ln-iiiir hi Hi" ftMi) fl v- t I H I .tlnl 1 it !(, 1 it f. i.l.urt I.I.m kH .f ;:U tti.- HM.IiltC th:i't r mii1 otl .-r ).!,,(. ot jl'IMjn Mi II 'I 1 t!i itt.ilf.Tn li r--i:-i 'i h fi.l i' :t w'ir t.,.tr'Hi-HB- nr:-i c-" t I t ) iot. nr ;ir tui'-i" ', ' ." mi-! K-t ipT ' 'U tr'-!. Roosevelt Defends Merger Sleel Corporations thai has grown up because of modern business and the accompanying tre mendous increase of business due to the use of vast quantities of corpor ate wealth. Tru. HcaiU Need Iasoii, "It Is vitally necessary to have per sons In control of the big trusts of the character of the Standard Oil trust, and the tobacco trust, taught that they are under the law, just as It was necessary to have the sugar trust taught the same lesson In a drastic lashion by Henry L. Stimson when he was Fed e ra 1 Attorney of N e w Youk- "Hut to attempt tti meet the whole problem, not by administrative or Governmental action, but by a suc cession of lawsuits. Is hopeless from n . the standpoint of working out a per- U3JS 01 lOmiMCe COQIl 3T6 jQIutWid muneutty satisfactory solution. More-' oer, the results sought to be' achieved are achieved only In an ex-j tremety insultictent and fragmentary measure by breaking up all big cor- poratlons, whether they have be haved well or 111, Into a number ot little corporations, which it Is certain will be largely, perhaps altogether, under the same control." TO TKA( II It! ll l, IIMilKNF.. O. A. '. I'Iiiiis New Work for t'mm civ Short Course. COIiVAI.I.lS. Or.. Nov. IS. A course In rural hygiene Is to be In augurnted this winter at the Oregon Agricultural t'ollege during the short course. A popular course or lectures will lie given on the Tactors ruvorublc and otherwise to health in rural com- warranted and purely legislative rie munltles. I'rof. T. 1. lleckwllh. of cislon or the Supreme Court in the the bacteriology department, will give standard Oil and American Tolmccn these lectures. Trust cases of last spring. That Is "The farmer ordinarily gives far n. , legislates the rule of reason' more attention to the health of bis out ol the law and it defines sped stock than to that or hlmseir and tically what a trust is, so that there family." said Pror. Ilerkwlth, speak- can bo no room for controversy, lug of the proposed lectures. "The "Fines and dissolutions seem to I ; i 1 1 1 that the health of the people ,e child's play fur the trust mag may be reckoned In dollars and cents nates. Felon's stripes, where the to the community escapes the aver- violation Is knowingly or wilfully age clll.cn in his mad scramble for , prove a potential remedy more evident wealib. For example, tin- the Mugrunt acts ol commerce It is computed that tbe annual loss- outlaws. The Chinese auli-lrust law to the I iiiled States through human rowdes: 'Those who Interrupt com tulic re ulosis amounts io$i;nu.uo.uoii, n1(.rce are to be beheaded.' To ln which is approximately three-rourths head such offenders in our country tbe value of the entire wheat crop of would bn entirely too extreme, but the country. This Immense annual () compromise with a penlteullaiv loss, about "." per ceht or which is ::(.utence and u relon's stripes as a preventable. Is due solely to careless- punishment Is mild It ml should be ness and Ignorance or Hie most null- nienlary rules of life and bealih. ot astly greater importance than the monetary loss Is the pain and sulTer log, most or which can be prevented by a little care autl knowledge The short course lectures, which will l e Illustrated w ith stereoptli on views, will cover such subjects as waier supply (especially from wells), ihelr location and const ruction ns to heallh: sanitary methods of sewage disposal, the use and abuse or ceptlc -tanks; transmission of disease, sueil as UbiTculoals and typhoid; Hies mill germ carrying; cause ol colds and grippe ami other epidemics. IVTFItF.I OF C ti; ;.mkn STATISTIC.-' I", COAL AMI IKON. Ten years ago the 'orlluiid cement for passed the I ll,ililil..liiil-barrel mark, showlnu an increase of IMJilO iier c.-n'. r ..1 l. ... r 10 vi.iit-s 111-evl- loiis. mid the giant strides that bad been made In Hie Industry were wiile lly remarked. F.ven this product Ion I was small compared with that of thi I present da. In III In. ni cording to 'the report on cement by Kriiest F. ! Iliiri-hard. ol Hie l ulled Stales lieo logicai Survey. Hie production ol Portland cement reached the enor mous total of 7"'i.. '.!'.. MM Imrreis. , with a value of i;s.jii.',.mni. In ml ilitiou to Portlalid cement there was also produced last ear 1 .1 I'.l. ,., ,-r,. f natural cement and !l..,!l.i 1 B , ,,ir,7,u, , nient. a toial Measured h ' , .- -k: . ,, i.arrels tin' capilnl UivcMi-iI th rftnent tml'irt trv if ntif of tin worhl'H llirw (triii i n:n tivf liidnctrlfH. Iu Jtl' '' pliy It Hitpiiri'iitly far ntitnuika tin rdid-miiiiiiK in.liiwiry wf IIm I ' ii i t 1 Stai i. In: tmliiiK Alnnka. an w-ll an th. cnp.T IniluMtrv. (Mily inal and Iron Ktaml alit-ad of it. Tli t ni! l Stati'ft (.t'uloKi' ill Snr-w-v h;iK Issued Hh anitnnl iohI chart. slmwiiiK Ihf nrodurt Ion of roal ly Mali-H friitn. tlu- y'r 1 - J 4 In l !!. 'I Im llii ii 1-4-h V'-lu'i u wonderful hMon fit v. t o I ti. I ii I k I 4 n total of 2 2 totiH nf mal ITodiin d In IN-nilnv hniila. In r.t 1 o thf 'tioriiiout tut 11 1 .u r. a!i d ot .".o I ... , :i 7 h ihort lolit-. t irudiM tiou tarw-T liv far than that nf hdv nth'-r niiiutry In th nlhl. So ytMK h.'H h II III I ll'Tt'il hi III AllMTl- t .in nial iirodin tlnn that nmt of t Im-vt-ii'it li.f.f In- it (iHt ltk'iw. Tin total ptodiictlnli uliicc 1 M 1 4 tun Im-ii ;ipiioiliLil'iv .'tKl't i'lid a lii.iIt-T hjiiioli lohr.. Tin- M "fa hi I ron KatiKf In M .nii-f-o'a prod'ic'i In 1!n, mrorditiK t t!i" I'nitfd Htiit.- (i'i hkiihI HllIV'V. ... -4 p-r rt-nt of th' fiitir Imn-nr.' jt'id ntinri of Him I nlt-d Stat-n Tli Lak' S'i.ri'ir difirhl. liu lndiiiK M n i!uni;t Mi hican. and WiitrnriMin pm- (l litd K pt-i 'tit of our lolal linn fir' prod ii i Ion. Klirir- from tt Iit con tit r I' H r- lint ft n a I hthh for rlo. hut till ik prohahlv a nr.itf. proflm tlfiti than th'- htlr .war fit;. ut rm an for'inn country. Tin: ;i ii fh'M.f Htid fo vlfl Clrtrk C'ark. S't nom fot vnur Xnm foton dtf (I. AUK A CI.AKK PitronlM ItivifW tertlsett. FINES DO NO GOOD i Congressman lleorj Would Send . Trust Pirates to Prison BILL WILL BE INTRODUCED Darruw Carries Charge ol Anarchy loto Court (Special to the Kvening Review). YVASIII.Vt'.TON, Nov. I li. Con gressman Henry, of Texas, slated to jday that be had completed his bi I lot- tbe elimination or tbe '"rule of reason Interpretation in tbe Shi . man anti-trust law. It outlines dell- nilely what Is and what Isn't a trust. One or tbe principal features is a pro vision for a prison sentence for trust nllicials and makes the formation of a trust a felony. ".My bill. "jiaid Mr. Henry, "nulli lies the alterations written into the Sherman autl-trust act by the un administered to trust criminals in I he I'ulted Sillies. ".My bill Justly exempts or organizations or associations not for prollt and wilhout capital slock and also agricultural products or llve- n k III tbe hands of the proline or r ilsers.' The llrst exemptions as to lalim was intended III the original legislation and the second as to ag- , t Mt n i ;tl proilurtc. anil livestock Is f,, M mime state laws. These exemptions are made." right and should be SFVTIMFVr At.AINST COMMI-.IK I-. I t II Iff (iltoWINti. WASIIINCTON. Nov. Hi It Is re- ported todnv that a siilliclelt number of senators had been pledged 10 ni.ollsh the Cominerce Court as tbi production or r,,PUt ,,, )ls , .,! turning down the lirsl tllll"... Inl,,rl:ile Coin lllerce Coillllltssll i!l erstate in the long and short haul clausa tight. Middle West and Southi-n -eiialors are tlelei lnlned to end Hie court's existence. It they fail to r -peal the law creating it. It Is said lin y will hold up the court's appr -priatlon next year. t:llMI.IHlll I llli: IN I TAII; TWO Pl ltsoNS ILL lUi:. OtiHF.N. I lab. Nov HI. The Kn ). lilillilillK was gulled by III Hiiluv with n In" of :! imi". aril Below Men's HATS They all go, for one week only Roseburg Rochdale Co "What you want, when you want it" two iersons fatally Injured. The v hole business district was threat ened, but was saved probably bv the Heavy rain. OKril'l.ll.S OF TWO KAII.ItOADH h'.WK ItKIIATIXti rilAIKJK. NKW YORK CITY. Nov. 16 In. dlctn Is were returned this after noon against olllrlals or the Hiiltlmore Ohio and Lehigh Valley Kallroads tor rebating. DAItltOW FK.K.I.S STINti OF KKV. Ill KKFTTF'S KF.MAKK. LOS ANGKI.KS. Nov. 1 C A ill-' rect demand that Keverend Hob Bur dette be cited hy Judge llonlwell to explain bis address yesterday at the' dedication or a monument to the 2) victims or the Los Angeles Times ex-' plosion was matte by Attorney Oat-, row during the McNnmara trial to-' day. liurdette slittl the men were' "victims or the red hand or anarchy. ' Judge llonlwell didn't reply to Dar-' row and smilingly asked him to con tinue with the case. I. OS ANCJKI.FS NOCIFTV WOMKN OI-FOSK SOCIALISTS. LOS ANtiKLKS. Nov. 16. Con,' vinced that Job Harrininn, Socialist candidate ror mayor, has an even chance wilh .Mayor Alexander, the good government incumbent and candidate. Socialists throughout the country have loosened up tr.ulr purse strings to altl Harriman and Ills ticket. According to Harriman' campaign managers, money Is pour ing In at the rnte of tl.uuO per day. All the money subscribed will be needed, however, say Harrlman's ninnugcrs, to offset tbe work of the so-called "million dollar brigade," composed nlmost entirely of women of the ultra-raxblonahle set. Theso women have eschewed nil social at fairs until election day and are carry ing on a vigorous campaign ror Alex ander. They are making great pro- i gress. even the Harriman rorces atl , mil, and ror once In Los Angeles' hls lory the clink or the dinner pail and n swish ot silken skirts hobnob on friendly terms in the laboring dis tricts which the feminine vote chas ers have Invaded In uutotnohiles and afoot. S.MILF.S. Mlss Fnwn I.lppincut run her peek-a-boo waist thro' th' planoly yis members tenlav an' got selecilon from Tunn- bauser. .loiirual. Abe .Martin Iu Portland "Cot IHckev? job at last,- have "Yep; a dollar a week." "What kind or work?" "Scrapln' tbe wads o' gum off'n the backs o' the furniture In a second hand store." Chicago Tribune. "Your number." said the warden, "Is 1:12:1." "fireat Scott!" exclaimed the shndy flnanclei. "Can't you do better than that? It would humiliate me to hav.) friends calling around and find me fooling with such small figures." Washington Star FOR SAI.K. At a sacrlllce, ten acres of A No. 1 orchard land in tioose Lake Valley, Oregon, lit Lakoview; also a new I hree-rooin house and lot, wlih ruriilture: if taken at otn-c. fiir.u. For particulars see owner at No. 1 Itast Avenue, or address t; W Review Office. Also large size Victor graphophone with records. Wilton velvet rug 1IM.X violin. China dishes and other articles fur sale chap at No. I It nsi - Cost
