Roseburg review., November 28, 1911, Image 1

bOUGLAS COUNTY'S INEXHAUSTABLF. KATURAL RESOURCES AND CLIMATIC ADVANTAGES MARE' if THE MOStf ATT IiACTlVfe Fuk MOMESEEKERS AND iKVESTOfel
4Pi
OREGON
COMING EVENTS
December 27, 28. 29 and 30, Doug
las County Poultry and Fet Stock
Show In Roseburg, largest lu South
ern Oregon.
Rose burg
1 IN V ESTM EINTS
Or all kinds are beat found
through "The ltevlew" Want Ad
Section. Little advs. bring big re
turns, becausi everybody rea'i them.
VOL. XIV.
UOSKIU'UG, ORKGOX, Tl'KSDAV KVKXIMi, NOVKMIlKK SH, 11)11.
No.
Review
vnvvifjii
IP l ! tender, occupant or agent of any
i II I " , place wherein mult Honors nr iimivi-
I luting liquor are sold or keiit lot
: sale, bui ii'ieil or given away, lu vlo
lutiou of this ordinance, shall be
nn-u uniin incieoi ill jinisiTU
Purpose of Ordinance Before
City Council
ACTION DIE XEXr MONDAY
(I.-
it kuis for the viul.itiun of this onliu-
1 1th lluiir Itt'timitstraiMt' IViiitM..
After iirlitiuiilng the con mil for
a sewer, putting the city to the ex
pense of about for surveying and
advertising, and in;. king no protest
against the estimate of cost submit-
; ; ted by the city engineer, which U
within $7 of the bid for the work sub
mitted by w. t (tuddlb, residents of
block numlxM' !', Kinney's Addition,
suddenly decided that they would
Uph Id By SnprcniJ Court, Says Houck ! "ZuZ:
tite council by Councilman Mullen in
tho nnture of a remonstrance, but ii
was coldly received. The council did
not propose to lose the $2."i expended
Jin carrying out the original wish of
i the petitioners by dismissing all pro
! ceilings and the remonstrance was
To make Itosehurg as "dry" as it ' dt-nlftt forthwith and Uaddis awarded
Is possible by law to make it is the ,he c011lrn,.t for ,-.. work. The prop-
I" ,Be " ordinance Intro.iucca pltv own.-m laV(. lail at n-Mt two
at the city council lnvetiug Monday , mmitlls ln w,i,.h lo r,.nlonstrate
niglit. prohibiting tralhc In any kin 1 a(,.lillst ,hi8 improvement, the pro
of malt liquor. Tins directly involve tee,iings lor which bad to be carried
neur-ber. the supposedly non-iutoxi- ,,, u s,,,.olld ,lnie owiI1g to a fatal
eating malt beverage existing jul i ,,(,l(.f, ,,, lno ,ir8t ordinance drafted
outside the pale ot the state prohi ; r ,,, in.ruv.,nl,,llt. This consisted
S. P. R.R. Als Prottclioo
For Strikebreakers
liltlou lav
'I ill' ordinance w Hi c-.inio
of a clause slating that the block lu-
up mm- una. reading ami iicnou next voivod ,, n North Park Addition.
aionua.v nigni. instead of Kinney's Addition.
I'l... measure makes the sale oi , ,)lh,,r remonslratices wen
malt liquor a misuemeanor, punif n-1 ,,irm,,i ,lml by the council. Two of
auie oy nne or jail luiprisoninoni, or ,h(.8e W(.ri presenlc.l against assess-
uuiii. ii i paiieiii. u uuer u i.t ' ; m,,,lt fr tle Klint street paving, ote.
torce in tne city oi r-.ugene ami iiji , Kva K. Sanborn, or Yuncallaa the
been upheld by the Slate Supreme 1 o;h(.r bv j T Spaugh. f Looking
Court, according to the staieuii-al (;laRlt '.,.,, th(ru ,.,.nionst ranee was
made at the meeting by Councilman ,,., j ,, ni,mli j,. , protesting
u.orge r.. hoick, win oxpiaineu ,, w,.,t he termed nil over-
so many- wonts mat tae purpose ',..,,..,,.., for the Chndwi.k stree'
Cily Falls To Rtbels After
Bloodiest Fight of War
T.UT'S MKSSAC.K TO (XtXtiKKSSj
ItKIMi ritlNTKI.
WASIIINCTON, Nov.
at his own request, had been vostei!
with otlkial authority of the cit v,
without salary. Tins action was ooi-(tnned.
I'pon report of the city engineer.
the South Itosehurg sewer system,
recently completed by II. Venskl, wr.:
otliciuliy accepted.
A;: ordinance was passed authoriz
ing the laying of a sewer in Wot k
No. 0, Cliadwick Addition. Another
ordinance enacted ollicially create-,
what has been designated as the Hast
avenue sewer district.
The ordinance providing for a
special city election to guarantee pay
ment of Interest on the refunding
bond Issue of $2 .".(too was iudetiulte-
v postponed, though no report wvs
ng of the bonds. ffiDtlidiiSlS A&aifl U IWSMuC IH uo u f 'V,; .
m i . iw, I r n nrnrt cal noult rvmaii. lrof. Jam ft
luuiu 11 man v t ili rv
sobbed. At the climax, he shouted: FAMILY OK FIVK MVK
She murdered Charlie Patterson's, OX SIX TKXTS A DAY.
body but, thank liod, his soul was'
beyond the reach of her Infumy." i Man W ith Four Children Ffnifc I'linil-
live ('(intent Near lmdoii.
LONDON. Nov. 27. Within half a
Presi-.doten miles of the wealthiest ctty In
dent Tuft s message to Congress Is In. the world there has dwelt during the
PtklN NOW BEFORE THEM
the hands of the printers today. It
consists of KOOU words. It Is silent
on the tnrllf. Taft announces that he
will deal with the tariff In a special
message later.
o
I'ltOI'. IMIVKKVS 1.KCTI KK
ON I'Ol I.TItY KAISINti.
Kvervhodv Interested III poultry
raising shoulil attend the lecture to
reported the.
water company ready to Install a
inch main the full length of Kast I
Second avenue North as soon as tec
city designated the location for Hie
hydrants. I
The recorder was Instructed to flle
a lien against the properly of (ieoiRi' (Special to tho Evenlni; Hevlew).
HdDkow Fortiftners IT pire
To Rtsisl illaik.
practical poultryman, J'rnf. James
i irvden. of tne t. A. i.. i ne lecuire
i is free. It begins at 8 o'clock. Wed
inesilav evening 111 the I. O. O. F. hall
! Come and llnd out what Is being done
at our poultry experiment station.
! where chickens are raised lo obtain a
knowledge of what Is the most prac-
Taylor to secure n claim of $i'S.ti:
SIIA.S'llll Al. Nov. 27. The rebels "
the cost of cnnsiructliig a sidewalk rushed the Nanking fortifications and
in front of said property. captured them alter the hardest hai-
A bill from the i.eona .miiis i on,- t,. 0( the revolution. Seven hundred
pany of i.id.iu tor nimiier as-ai- impenaiisis and .imi rebels were
lowed in the full amount. One of killed In the last rush. .More than
$2.1.71 from the I'age I uveal mem ,;ii,imiii men participated In the last
v. iiiiiiiin., waft iivv,i asa an. reii iik a i anon, i n - , , iv.,.
Hon of 4.r,S for material for wl,i-!i , .,,! i.v ,i.ir L,s ,,.il decreased in proportion to the luxlt
the clly had no evidence of pun haK- overia.wered. The casualilies for the ",f liinll"''''"'- c 0",V, ' ,V'?,V" ,
lug. last week have been mil less than mere oum .. e,. ..
lieiM 11 I'll lllSMiin-m ........ -
II is a iineslliin whether the condi
tion of society at this time is sucr
that the world will be henenttea by
the abolition of capital punishment.
The tendency, it must be admitted.
. is In that direction, but crime nns noi
"a. . . i ...i...P.n,. u-i,iw.
Dispatches Indicate the rebels met anu "-iia,...
ISII ON SI I I'ltAOISTS. ,..,., ,,,.,,, t Wu Chang, lust l'"e.' V . . V1 ' . Y'
SLAI ON CIIKKK STAYS
III
: helow HalllTow,
the ordinance was to make Koseli.iig
' liaving.
a urj ion ii. , i iiunier'a remonstrauc
A mouon to reier tae measure n: ,.,.,, aspsn.ei,t f..r the West Oak
1 1 street paving, embracing two inter-
i sections, resulteil. ufier investigation,
of a modiliv'in of (72.07 In his
: favor. In reporting on the matter.
Cltv Attorney Hermann Rtateil teal
the license committee failed by a,
vote of 2 to 9. The text of the vital
partB of the ordinance follow:
Din on Malt Liquor.
Section 1. That no license
licenses shall be granted ny tne o. i- ( ,.1(,re wtr(1 ct,rtaill equllies In lluni-
moil V OUIICIl III I lie l 11 ui IvoseiMi i ' (,r.a favo- "
Oregon, for the sale of malt liquors j st'i lkciiiviikem Ask 11 lion.
Ursr"trei;V made unlaw- , E. H .Vngra. resident super.nten
ful for anv person, firm, or corpora-''V'" J,,t,, So "V I'Hfitic peti
tion to sell or keep for sale, exchang,, ''? "le ""''l V'J. 'I! 'V T
or to give away any malt liquors or ; s,,.k:,rt
Intoxicating Illinois for Ihe purpose.
of evading the local option law with
in the corporate limits of the City oi
Koseblirg, Oregon.
U.,.. '( rri,t nil i, I,,,-en vl- it li i ti liu
Mi, liis nf the Cllv of Hose-''1"5 ""'
burg, Oregon, wherein malt liquors
or intoxicailng liquors are sold, bar
tered or given away in violation of
this ordinance, or where Idle or dis
solute persons are permitted to con-
Fr..r,itM fur the imroose of drinking'
maU liquors or intovi, ating liquors' To the light commute-, was re-
. .... e 1 ....,1,1...... (-.. uti-.iut liirlltH III
nun hevei-ane. or wnere man in uort; h-im-o i--, e.- r,----
after working hours. The petition
recited that such employes were al
most dally subjected to abusive
language and gross insults upon leav-
stockade limits lor tneu
homes and that upon one occasion
two of them were followed home and
threatened with b n!".y, injury. The
matter was refeued lo the police
colllllllllee and the chief of police.
Ollur .Mullen.
'V . , , i...l.,,.t l,U i-lf
. .... ... , ... . ot eniiriiv t't i iiiit iiiu -
iinu ii s oe uveu I uc ..
Ann, Shaw Den ales That .hlUli .,, llok ,allkow. a t Im. usually a better me n r o. ,o-
Ar.ll Is tioo.l for Something VaR was ,.,,, red by the imperial- "' "r ' l"" " on "
itesliies ,.s,r..s. j, ,, ,hMi la very uear Wu Chang. . hl'Ct",X 'ZrV ZZl
Mrs. Anna Howard Shaw. ,e mill 7:, ZX- w.'e jo "-y wron ged and n.ur
taut woman suffragist, who spoke in ,., .,, ,s ie,ii, to their con- aTOl. his piinlshnient Is likely to
Koseblirg several years ago oil tic 0,.s.MiH .....t mnniilnl maxim gulio nuiae ouier jmiin i
i.i. m....i... - i;.,i. . . . . consider in the first stage oi a iruu
same iiiiuoi oi "n ie tor a ilesperale resistance ii ine - -,h hll.. .fr them
lowm- lienio. raiic candidate for Con- ,i.r ,ui,,- rose career. They have before tin m
,.... i.., v.,i(.,..l i,ti I,- .... , an olilecr lesson. riiii'imniBiii
niirpn. .im-.- .,.,..... ..w.... f u is. I ley wouiiiiii na.e iiiuiu - - mnaaa nl uin nre
...mIi.ik her .nose in a viuoio.ia i : truism, that 'the wages of sin are
manner as well as by admirable men- .n ,..,.,,,.,, 0f Nanking more than oeain im.ui
tal effort. Head the following: ,, loss of Hankow to tne 1 waa ll,e ,' '.", '. ... ' ".
Ni:V VOUK. Nov. 27. Dr. Anna .,,,, .mving. as Ii does, the last '. ' '" ' r .. ,"".. ' ,.. . a ...
Shaw, leader of the National woman ,,a,.r,r ,,e road lo IVkln. which atmiisn caiu.a """""'
suffrage niovenient. tills arternoor wM 1)( .sll.g,.a immediately. Once 'ai i "
slaiq.cd a man's lace while defending iv, has fallen, the clly of Hankow ...... ... ,111si1nd had
tlie colors or the sunragisus in a wiH a ,j,.a,i weight lo the Impel--' ... aCcued
meeting at Wall and llroad streets. , ,i?tl. , hreatened l e r life, f '"H,y r "u
where :, brokers, clerks and olli. .- I her and failed fo support Her. Mr
boys heard a s,ech by .Mrs. Km.,..- SKI;,.; l!V Ml-" XI CAN Afll-'NTS ON IZZTntm JZ
line Pankhuisl. of Loudon. ; .Mi:itH'AN soli,. l' the t Urult t-0' ''B.
r,.Lu ,l..i...n..i v to tne.l .v v.... -T T,.l... IIO.III iron, .mis
laser 01 mi
last two months a man who his lived
the Blmple life on six cents a day. IDs
home was on the Rssex marshes, half
a mile to the east of Custom Mouse
Station. He pitched his tent, or
rallier a hut. of the most primitive
description It was constructeit oi
hoops nnd sacks and rags beside a
stream which meanders through thc
pasturuge of a tolerant dairy farmer.
A few yards from this hut was an
other of even more prlmllivo con
struction. It was about four feel
high, four feet broad and six feet
long. In It four children lived, sleep
ing at night with nothing between
them and mother earth save old
sacks.
The mnn himself lived In compara
tive luxury, reveling 111 tho warm
glow of fires of coke gathered by the
children from refuse heaps on Hi
marshes.
Kent less and taxproof. this man of
the marshes found life much less ot
a burden than the millionaire, his
method being to live on the simplest
of fare. Tills was supplied to him
mulnlv bv the children. These child
ren piled up the revenues of the fani-
I v from coke picked up unu boiu.
Out of the return tor tne worn oi
their busy little hands on the rubbish
heaps the man was able to i.uy me
following dally llBt of delicacies:
Dread, 1 cent: milk, 1 cent; butter.
1 pent; oatmeal. 1 cent; sugar. 1
cent; tea dust, salt, 1 cent; total, 6
cents.
Sensational Incident Attaches
To McNamara Case
DETECTIVES WITNESS ACT
Former Federal Officer Passes Mon;y
On Street to C. N. Lockwood And
Botrt Are Arrested
INTKItKST CONTINl'KS IN
THK HOYS' CONKKItKNCK.
(Special to Ihe Evening Review).
l.OS ANC.EI.KS, Nov. 27. Detec
tive Drown, chief of detectives of the
District Attorney's olllce, today ar
rested llert Franklin, former deputy
l ulled Slates marshal and chief lu
ces! Igator for the McNamara defense,
charged with ntemptlng to bribe O.
N. I.ockwood, a prospective Juror, to
hnug the Jury. Drown stated that he
and two detectives saw Krankltn pass
money to I.ockwood on the street this
morning.
I.ockwood was nrrested. so was a
man named "Cap" White, brother of
former Sheriff White, who was with
I.ockwood at the time the latter is
alleged to have accepted the bribe
money. At the police station White
was "Bweated," but made no state
ment on which a chargo could be
based, bo lie was released. Franklin
said that when the truth was known
he would be exonerated of any sus
picion of wrong doing. I.ockwood was
drawn us a member of the eleventh
but hadn't been actually
awarded the custody of their Infunl
After Issuing mo uecree oi
or intoxicating liquors are kept for the following places: Corner Kane
....I.. ... i i ,ilti,,n .,r 1..- .in.l Douglas streets: Prospect street.
or this ordinance, are hereby do- North Park Addition; corner Kast Olh
..1 1 tn I... . .WK.ltH.ltl II II Iff tlf-ll illlfl fl ml 2nd avenue Nmi'th. Klnneys Ad-
uny person, firm or corporation main- dltion The same committee reported
taluing anv Bitch nuisance within tin that It had arranged with the nlglu
Cltv of Koseblirg. Oregon, shall oe policeman for hli.l to Install, without
deemed gulltv of a misdemeanor, and ex.ra pa v. such globes as the cl:y
upon conviction thereof before the would buy from time to time for
Recorder of the said clly shall oe vacancies In Ihe cluster light si stem
punished bv a line of not less-than oi. the business streets. Heretofore
1 ...... .i .1... I,. .a I rlv;te l.iirfieS lit
one hlllKlreil miliars nor nunc in. i no- ..... e. -
three hundred dollars, or by im- cents nil hour for sucn wors
prlsoninent in the city jail for mil committee esnniaieu i.un me i.e.. (
. l ... r.,l j- . ... ; linker OI nils coy. on" "
in . 1 "' .Mlianor ant. is:-.,., ne i-e-.i... ........
the automobile in which sat the suit- ,.., ,.i-ens. and Hire Mexicans wer
ragisis. nr. naw. leaning .... ..... ki, a,p,., at Caiexico M.iuniay ny , ,i i,ib llumllt.m
of the torpedo body, deal, a res,,,,,,.!- ,,,,', , ,.,., service agents, accord- " ' ' ' 'fVurt unl"
lug slap on the cheek of the His, he- ln(, , ,,is,a!,.h p,.,-,. ,,.. The..- declared adjournment of court una
sieger. Mrs. O. II. P. llelino.it. stand- Bt jz,.,i ,ericut. soil and January s,
lug on the steps oi i ne su n-i , .-.is,. , . (.hailll. YW,otlr they were snoi ,,... Kleclrlc Hallway has
shouted scornfully al II, wlr, B , ,,-!.,, or tak-n to Knsenada .. ! 1 ' ".Vact with the Aldrlch
iiiuuu nit- iin-nn. utiKi iiwn. i iif t j niii"-. i"i ...,. mv fir r.IH0 ties to t
Mrs. D.a.ch made a s ;C. Inlr,- , ., ,.lu lvu,lt. ' deVivered T e. y as os I, e " the
iluclng M rs. i'ankharst. whom sue , d ell vereu as tar.y ' .. ..
de-eriLd as "wo n's grea.est MmTKnx ,. ,,-. K N PD INS spring as h ' r- "J
w III! a message .orj.iu III- II A I I.I .D; II III lit. ,,.'." l,...,.loi:
slalesman
poor men
The 1 knocked bin. from the automobile.
i-.il for mil committee estimated that Ihe new . Thwarted m ineir anempi .mr i...-u
...... .,r mnm him i, I rancemellt would save tne cn ap- tel. duck uen i c
ess 1II..U ........... - - ,T. ... . I..itj
iliiu.i- .luvs or bv lloUl SUCH line proxin.aiei. i..., n
and Imprisonment.
Sec. 4. Kverv keeper, lessee, liar- rpec
APPLE
Hand Picked Solid Packed
Fancy Stock
We have them in all grades and varieties;
but we consider our fancy stock the most
economical apple the consumer can buy.
We guarantee them to be absolutely free
from worms and in every respect a. first
class article.
Our Prices Are
Most Reasonable
Buv your winte r needs now while they
may be had reasonable. Apples are very
scarce this year and you w ill be unable to
get them at OUR prices after a short time.
Roseburg Rochdale Co
"What you want, when you want it"
I NORTH YAK I il A, Wash.. Nov. 2;. '"' , " ' " ..." " ir.
This slighting remark caused rai- Kleveu i.ersons were Injured, none " 1 11 .... , where they have
,-,,,u ..ml li sses. one niouuieu u- .. ,, iv i,l:.v when I ii. Nor, II- .. .
iiollcenuin mid two foot pollcem q, I'aclli- l-laslern Kxpress struck n 2" "''
were powerless to stem the tide of B1,r,.aj ra i. ,ar Wupaio. near hen
men who surged up around the n.otur Thren Pull um. u diner, tourist and
car and tried lo tear off the suffragist ,,mk, r . ,1, . nil -il and thrown on
colors draped about Ihe tonneau. 1 1 -i tr sides. A s eiM.l train Iron.
. Ii was at this point that Dr. Sh-iw N11 Yakima r. !-.! doctors and
leaned out and swung at her tornien- ,ull-s,.s to ,u. Mei,e. Most of the in
ter, her Hat palm striking the near- jul,., .-,, Spoiiane people.
est youll, a Plow wniiii suing niei
WOMAN .SOUS IMiDIt I.ASIIIMi Or
ritONf-.l . I...S l.r.v '.i, i
DKNVKU. Colo.. Nov. '27.--tlu.-t I
Inir from Kipling's "Vaiiiplre- as II
ke note ot bis cast
trade Patterson, on 'rial for husl :
murder. Prosecutor Denton today d
livered one of th
iu ,.r ,, u-(,iti.ni i.ver henril
here. All.-r Ihe ju.lg" delivered 1!'12
the Instructions, will. 11 Javor-a , - . r tlr tnft following
woman. Ilenson ri.lli tite.l ne s . y.:,n:wi 12. Arkansas
g. stion that she was misophlstl .. ,.-,. u. Kentuckv
m,e she in. l .-.House, tie- . ! , jmlsiaiia I". Marvland H. Mlsslsslp-
ioi.aiie. lo whom she a.leg. d I .- Vur) )K. North Carolina
lerson sold lo r for $1..... and .b- I'l I ' ,., .
o.,l ),. r life while the defendant 1 - kl . .. .i. . . Virginia 12;
I ' "'ui'..."..'. t . ,. I have strong Democralli
leaning and mav be reasonably di-
CORVAl.DIS. Nov. 27. After hav
ing made a round-trip of the towns
from Portland to Itosehurg. visiting
u.. lw,nl elnuuen Mild llll llgl'll- i Paill'l.
ilea Interested In boys work. Mr. Dal- served with a subpoena.
zell, the Slate Hoys Secretary, reels miooo Amount ot tirine.
confident there will be the largest n B ,,,.,, tMa arterno0n, DIs
and most enlhuslastlc Hoys Confer- tH( ( Aor Fredericks Intimated
ence this year that has ever been held ( Kl.allkn was merely a tool of
III tne iNonuwcHi. e"'....... ....... ..... .. , f , ,lle arregt or
will be at least lad of the older ":,., . bal.k f hlm wa, impending.
In attendance. ... , I Fredericks savs the actual payment
A round trip fare of a fare and a I ( iy ,() 1.oc.kwn(1(, wa. Inade
third has been secured on the South- ... ......... -. , , ,,,,,, uP.,i
em Pacltlc and Corvallls & Kastcrn tr' t.,,..,.,,,,... i, said, was $4.-
on the certlllcate plan. All delegates ,.sstlng of bills of large de-
should pay full rare going ami as , ,, Th,,s(l, Fredericks de
fer a certlllcate of reM't- J ,! , clared. could be traced from the time
when properly signed by the Se. n lary w( ri, lrHt ad ml ,( the varl.
of the Conference, will entitle them )( t)H ciR(1 Bhowlng ,iie
to a one-third return fare ',.,-,. through which they came Into
Mr. Dalae 11 w I bo ;'7 'rt,. " Franklin s possession before they
answer uny Inquiries relative to tin ,,m..i V(.r to White for pay
ment to I.ockwood. The bribery was'
witnessed by Detective llrowne, whose
agents have beeu shadowing Frank
lin and WM," for a long time,
llrowne sava McNatnnra's attorneys
3,i are not Implicated In Ihe affair.
( larence narrow, cuiei counsel u.
Conference.
UK. I. KSTATK TltANSFKItS.
W I,. Cobb, et al. to A. J. Siarnie.
MMH; lots 1 to . Inclusive, block 2
Millers Add to Roseburg, and
Mayor Micelli announced iii.it. After the "ennuis, ramm in.- . .....-
i-IliI night patrolman I- B. Miauss. mohile qui.klv veil away, iconirf
I tin' in. n hall nazeii.
COMM1TTKI-:.
KI.KS' MKMOHIAI, sKltVICK.
The. public Is c.i.dially Invited I"
attend the annual M-liw.rlal service
o Koseblirg Unlge No. H. P- O. ,
Klks. at 2 o'clock P in on Sunday.
Hoc 1!H1. at Ihe Klks' t. -in Pie.
Hon. ( has. !.. MrNaiy. "f Salem, will
a. .lie o,a, ion and Rev. ('has.
I Wilson llaker will pronoiii.ee the
eulogy.
1 did
I Kugene C.uard: I.. Kri.kson. .,r
! Sprlnglield. went to lloseburg v.-s-
I lerdav to see friends Mrs.
I Fisher returned ! Itosehurg lal
! night after visiting friends hi re. Mr.
i Flint, ol Kosehum. Willi has he n
visiting the K.I Parsons family In
l Kugene, left for Albany yesterday
; visit friends then Ch.nles Ii
Fisher, editor of the (iuaid. lias I -
llhas-d the flue residence p. .pclll n
! Mrs. K.I it h II. Kvatis. on He- n.,n r .r
I Kast Thirteen,!, and Peall s',-- '-
The lot Is yi I.v 1 a, i'l A.r. I e i
(......-s to move the house to Di" r- a:
of 'the lot. fa.inv It on Pearl s'reel.
and build new h.ius.. on the corn.
some time n. xt oar.
Hov Roadman. Fred T"l II '
Mai hews and .! S k- rel.irt..--l
Mondav from Kugene. -lo r' fhev n
.,ed the nli.:. Tb-.iikss,vi.J
hoot of th" Kugene ,;"ti CI' 1 ''
t,,g even, of the .I.V. ;. the I I- "
I.i this Fred M-I.lell. oi i
teres of snw timber.
MAIlltll'.D.
JONKS MKDI.KY. At Oakland,
or Nov. 2B. Iloyre F. Jones
and Miss Orphclia Medley, Rev. C.
K. Short olhclallng. ,
Mr and Mrs. Jones will reside .n
Koselu.ig. where he la employed al
bis trade of a plumber.
o - -
PKOSPKCTS KOU 1I2.
against .Mrs. ..or , ah,... and New Mexico
.here will he ;. :il votes In the el-c-
. . 1.1..1. n-iil Mle.-t the
most scalhlng a.- l on, i ..r States In
According to tne usual ineiu....
of figuring. II is sale io i-ouiii
.
i:t.
acres adjoining. . . ., . ,.. ,,, ,i,.f,.s. denies absolutely thot
A- .-. " I , , mnv ennnected
Cvrent White and
II. M. Howard. :l; ' acres sec
,fi-6
' . n . i
Keedspori .on pa.., ... ,,,,.,! Franklins arrest a plan to
son. l; lot 11. bl-Kk I!. It Isport. ,,,f .,.., public opinion. He wouldn't
leaves talk much until aner ...e mom
S the lleiense is in i...y wj v....- -
' wllh the attempt to tamper with '.ho
talesmen, lie lntliiiatc.1 mat ne cou-
. . - i.i ..r VV'IM.nr
jolin irewiii.i. . " - ...,un.,l..,l
hllll,sl,urg. iva. .-"-
in n " . .
iib tkwk fur
Mark Alexander ""'"' ' ' , ', xu-sm,,,,,,,, case today attended
land io spcuu - - ,,, ,.i ,,f Charles Sexton, tor-
after business mailers.
' A. Ucndrlckson. of (Dominie, under- iner Super .
went an operation for appendicitis ;.l M ' ;
ll.wi.l.nl lodav. This coli.ll- left for till
Mercy Hospital louay
Hon Is critical.
r Suiierior Court clerk, and brother
xlon. a Juror. . ne j.ni"
funeral In autos. accom-
pa. .it'll bv deputies.
PALACE
THEATER
TONIGHT! 5
,,ed on are: Colorado . Arizona
! New Mexico 3: total 12. This
gives a total Democratic strength c.
I7, leaving 7'J to be obtained from
the doubtful states.
Leaving out all other states lhat
,., I.en.ocratlc in 1!1" we
... ...ilea which will give
li-mis-ratio candidates the necessary
. . ts... ,.r New York 4.'i. Ohio
l Indiana I".; t"l"l :
find
thr
New Remedy for Colds and Catarrh
possibly develop into a a ' ' M. nt.ioD plus salve, the treatment l
catarrh. Che. k It now It Is so easy . , hl, ..rf.-i t i vr ever known lor
with the new discovery .vienm.m . olds nun ruinrrn.
Ins.
Although we have on oar sne.ves
It Is now known that lo cure colds i n,;,v good remedies fo. colds, we
i -..h t....i Iract must lie est .el-la I . I r. niiieu.i e
aiiti in, ...... ... . ' .11. ,1,,
,l...r,.,,l,U- it su eiled. lire unci is. tor we snow ...i.
Wo
lug bacilli must be destroyed, with ', so sure of lis merit'' lhat If the
out. however, irritating or Injuring tlrsl i.a. k.ige falls ,.i reach your rase.
the delicate inemnraneoua uss.i.s. u m n... cosi .....
How this can be done Is a question, i n't fail to ..M'-tt gat this reme
whlcb has pu..le.i the physlciaiis for dv f,- ,i,ls .....1 ...tarrh. Anywa.
vears Hut we can answer Hits .pies- (llM al nr store ..ml L I us show ?oi
lion for we have tried this new ,,, out!!'. V..u can then see for
.,,,.,. Menlholvi.tns. for ourselves. V(irself how simple Ihls Mentholvii-
The vapor from Month. dipt'is t.is tr.ai.ut nt Is.
reaches and cleanses every part of ,,,,,, y.
Hod t russ Phai-
:1'.. S:l"
10:1.'
lit.
Willi 1 1 I !"!
II '
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I i- !
on T. rs- ixiii. ii
d.iv. ii oi't of a p..: :! ' "' '
I.. I, all. ot P'.rC.lel. ' "r"'1 1 1 '
., I,,..,, I'l It II M.lH.eWH ''
Tollt-. k. ,
IN.n t for-t th- l.ig ('aloe t.
Aimorv Tliank-xi'-li'g .-
t,ody W.'l'Oflie. Ladl' s fl'-4" !' "
Col.imbia Diver Orrhar J tn.r H.
bearing 7 per cent annua; Int-r. at.
for exchange, at par. for farm ..nd.
The Hadley Mortgage Land Co
21 SpaldiDf Dldg . Portland, Oie.
A Wotili Wh.le Progiain.
!l II.DIN.i I! Ml P..'M IN t
w i:r."
p.ii i.v nit: md."
I IIK ItXR.lN."
il,,. pew apportionment II
...iru 't fi e eciora. Tines i"
these ngures snow m
' majority. I
Suppose, on tne moor ioii... i
,.',. .o.rai.o partv should decide to.
ooike Its right for Ihe West, it would ,
l. ueoessarv to enrrr Wlwoiiali. It
low, n. Kansa. 10. Nebraska .
California Montana 4. North Da-(
s,a :.. S.e.lh Dakota ft. Oregon .. j
Wyoming :l Total 79. I
With 111" exception of South D.-;
kota and Oregon all these have II-.,.,i.ii.-,n
ilovernora. and the iiemt
,'r ns do nt.t control the rongreasl...,-
delegation III a single state The
. nl, aha ( III- Doiijocrat.
I i ' r ,
v. nh
d I. . .'Il--e
All.uili
M-w .;
Adulis l'lc, children und.-r It years
r.c, under , fre with parents.
I "The more advertising, the more
! business, the more buaineas. the more
profit. That's what xouTe after.
Call uo 10. In Donglaa Count?
1 Creamery. lor cream.
I o
I Patronise rHvlew advertiser
Next Door to P. O. Rear R. L. Stepliens' Shoe Store
Progress vShoe Shop
PRICE LIST
Men's Half Solo
Men a Soles and Heels .
Men s Full Soles and lb
Hoys' Half Sol-s
Itovs" Heels
Ladies' Half Soles
Ladies' Heel
Rubber Heels
H.el llraoes
Il.-I Plate
Nails
Is . . .
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Shore .cuMle In order ll w.wk .ml n.atertal gnaranteed to he llrst-c-la-