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Douglas countys inexhaustasle n j6 COMINa EVENTS December 27, 28, 29 and 30, Doug lag Con my Poultry and Pet Stock Show In Koseburg. largest In South ern Oregon. Review .INVESTMENTS Of all kinds are best found through 'The Review" Waul Ad Section. Little adva. bring big ra .urns, bccausi everybody rea'a them. X OREGON, VOL. XIV. KOSElll'KG, OREGON, TlllltSDAV EVENING, NOVEMIIKi; :!0, 11)11. No. IVUOIVDURI. 1 W IHTIVI?? w ark has begim un th. On Oregon Electric 'R. B. From Eugene to Albany Itontl TuriiN on Cnnii'i I411HI. The survey from lOugeiie extend.-, out West Fifth street tu the city lim its and iast, the turn to the north beginning bt the western boundary of the Croner tract. The Lawe Coun ty Asset Company grade will of necus sity be used by the Oregon Klectric as far as the turn, as the local com ' iiany graded out Fifth street from j)oint near Dlair nearly to the Croner place. . -I The establishing of a permanent COMPLETED BY CHRISTMAS ZS1 will be expended here for supplies : ' for the largo crew of men and horses 1 that will be used In this vicinity, Engine SlirpriStll by ArriVdl Of Big and 't means probably that work on : constructed at an early date, as the 1 streets can be dug up even In the 1 worst of weather. The ground In the fields la In fine 1 condition for working at the present I time, the pleasant sunny weather ol The Oregon Electric Hallway Com- "e 8t w,eek ' A'lLTn pany has sprung a surprise on the t to dry out sun.clent y for fast wo.k. Um.le of EugciTe by establishing a' , , ' " " ,.1V camp on the outskirts of the city Slid , 11 la l " ?: beginning actual construction work ", a "f" trck, i., .i.i ., ....... u'.. ........ and at this time Is to beat the bouttt- ttuaid. This forenoon about 10 o CoDstrucilon Crtw Woik Ifciog Rashed ern Pacific Company to the crossing, tuaiil. i ins iuiciiouu uiiuui iv vj - . , , .... , ... . ri,u.k ix f,.r.i,n, ! .l,nwi,,u as this is the junction point of the that ,, big w.,Bons with a lr-t ZTLXTJE: force ol nun was seen to turn off '""'" ... , i,n,i iron, the county ...ad a abort .lisianee and the other company has to build below the clt and enter the Patti- , ' , cnu"n , nssiMe son field a few rods a,way. The out-, tabllshed by the lira 1 Is possible tit had come up from Junction CUy.l";" " Southern 1 -a cl 1 c grade at where it was unloaded from the P'f 18 c i y,,r E Ilec Southern Pacitic cars yesterday. l'hai.B lower than that o f the i elec briaging a lot ol .ties and some at -el " line, and It I light 1 be pre ty ex ralls The wagons were immediate!) I''ve for the Oregon tolrlc U, unloaded and the work of laying a ''"1 8raue iu conformity with short stretch ol track was begun. lllB , '', . ., . ... There were about 40 men in tl.ej , Complete ! """'"l crew, lly 1 o'clock this afternoon,! Is ,b,y ,en' 'I Trt e when a Guard reporter visited the Oregon Electric tht the grade bc ,cee. about 200 yards of track bad tween Eugene and A banj will ..e neon laid. The track is being laid ent rely completed within 1 J das. flat on the ground at that point aui , or by Christmas at the .latest, if the dirt from each side filled in where gather remains 71. necessary to bring the track up to The entire grade b lbany f '' grade. Old rails that have been used Harrlsburg is com pleted exce 1 before are being laid. When asked , through about three farms, the ow If this track la permanent the fore-, era ot which have refused to sell man In charge replied that it was, right-of-way. The foreman further stated that' iv. i;thi.xii there will be little grading work In SI INAL ANI.SIHI.M this vicinity for the reason that the; SPECIALIST SEIT Ithli. ground is comparatively level. How-! ever, the graders and scrapers will' ALBANY. Or., Nov. 28. The be brought up from Junction City quarterly meeting or the Central at once and where necessary they Willamette Medical Society will be ..n. i, ...1. m ii in tliix vleinltv. held in this city on December 7. The fgJX---. -wxjjgTa V- 1 (m r 2i state have been invited One of the main speakers of the Morton. ' .,.M....n..lll W.lIlUtlMll-tiltM f'tlllll OMllTflll llH-UHfll riJ I. 1KB will be located on the I'uttisou land ..) .riXinng 1 H il t rit ll flliltl .. .. .. 11 t, i... 1 it day will be IU. A. V wayriiomthVVamp and will sou,. San Francisco who will driver an enter the city, if all right-of-way be- address on Spinal Anaeslhes.a. Dr. ween the camp and the corporate Morton has become ...moas l. ad llnilix are settled , voeatlug tho Injection ol cocaiue In limits aie scliini. 1 ,h spinal enrd r..r nil surgical t)iHr- The foreman o. the con.-tni. I...U t() doh .vfty with etnor anJ crew at work out there stated to the ,.,,,,.,,.,. ThP patient Is then able reporter that there will be no camp )0 ronverge un( witness tho most at Junction City, but it was not .)ainful operations without pain, learned why the outfit was unloaded T(le mrillg f December 7, there instead of at Eugene. He slid clnc.8 an(i operations will be per all the supplies that were unloaded forniP(, wllh gl,iluii annestliesla by at Junction will be brought to thu ,)r Morlon camp. - 1 stf&L-r vV;?-:-" -.-r-r-r THANKSGIVING, :3c& - Olt the fields that pave their har vests, rl u with whe;it uud rye and uinirc. We tanve sunp imr wrngf of praise. We have cluintcd our thniiksulvinj: For the Joy of merely living Tbiimli tlie tawny autumn days. Now, when slncing birds have vanish ed dnttii the shining southward ways. When the frost has cleared the hare. When the mice of winter Musters Where the urn pes mice litiug In clus ters, Shall we dnwp to cheerless laysT LKT new soups for ihW new season, caught from yoml t vturdy Ilne. Creen despite the year's de llne, I'mlse the power that now lies hid den Till at hrt hy springtide Mddcn It awakes the life divine. And the captured dew nntl sir.iliht that ome bloomed upon the vine. Now transmuted into wine. With Its mnj:tc shall Inspire A few friends around the tire Where the warm flames dance and shlnel AS the psnhn of our Th:iuUptvhw for the harvest at tiered lu. For the crowded crib anil bin. Floats ucnws Ihe country pla-es, Owr sleepy. tmwy spaces. The little white Hakes spin A soft emeriti;: of wonder, where. safely folded n:nVr, The new life waits within For the p!owi:t: and tho sowing And another Imrve-t crowing Whou the soft spring rains begin. -I'.obert ;illert Welsh lu Si I.miu Itcpulilic. 1 1 'H 'I 'IK'- ?J?7 ' v rxiox tiiaks;i ixti si:it i( i:s. I ll.KS;lVI; Tt liki.V iti i:tictkix, remain relatively untouched as lo:ig as the Southern, Central and Middle Western stales can supply the need of the country at the present range of prices, but it does not explain why farmers in the turkey-depleted states have not Increased their supply iu stead of letting it run down. j In the rase of chickens, ducks, and geese this mutter would be a simi le problem merely a matter of setting more hens or buying more incubators. ,Vlth turkeys It is different. There are more fertile eggs in a turkey 'setting than there are in a setting 'of chicken eggs, so agricultural ex- ' perts tell us, and you can grow richer on paper raising turkeys than raising chickens. But It has gotten so now that in some states you can raise turkeys only on paper. 1 Huh Two Apiieiidixes. The trouble with the turkey is hi 'appendix, or rather his appendixes, for fowls hnve two of these bother some Incumbrances. It appears there I has come Into the land in the past decade or two an organism to be 'exact, a i.rotozoon which Is thor oughly at home with the chicken and J leaves on this host practically no 111 effects, but which Is death to turkeys. it mukes. first thing, for his turkey shin's two appendixes, enlarges them and then chokes them up, mottles Ihe liver and works so much general distress that the plagued and weak ened bird lies down and dies. This disease Is called enterohepatitls, bu. it Is knowu and dreuded wherever they raise turkeys as "blackhead." because frequently, at one stage of the disease, the head of the stricken bird turns black. When this protoioon gets Into a flock of turkeys. It usually kills 90 per cent of the poults and about 20 per cent of the old birds. It Is blackhead," say the experts of the Department of Agriculture, that has put New England out of the turkej business. Kbode Island once was famous for the number as well as the quality of ItB turkeys. Now look al It. Census Director Durand could find but 1109 In the whole stuto. and they were held at the exorbitant price of $4.15 apiece. What another ten years will show Is a question. The Department of L-riiMiltiire does not undertake to answer It. The ravages of "black liead" are spreading, and with the demands of the cold storage plant In- .r...iiiiir. It ben ns to look as inougn i. ri-.tt American table bird Is doomed to join Ihe dodo and the bison, unless the 1910 turkey count of Ihe Census llureau spurs sonn. bold and resourceful explorer In the Held of animal husbandry to produce an uppendixless gobbler, or ftndB a way to exterminate the deadly pro loz'omi that threatens- to rob Thanks giving Day of 0110 of Its comforting and satisfying charms. A SI'I l I'ln i llK AT TIIK I'AI.ACK TIIKATKIl. Italian Duels With Police, Then BnrnsHomeaQd Suicides CHINESE REBELS DEFEATED celebrate her acquittal here yester day on the charge of murdering her husband. Mrs. liertrude (Jihson Pat terson will start for her old home tomorrow. Later she goes to Ore gon to visit with nn old schoolmate. Mrs. Mary K. Patterson, the mother I of the dead man. listened to the read ling of the verdict of not guilty id silence. As she left the courtroom she put her hands to her ears to shut out the cheers of the crowd. I did not come for revenge, but to . see Justice done," she declared, "but this brand of Justice 1b a disgrace to Denver. I Bhall leave this place tonight." Ritchie la Wolgast's Place kaiU Welch Banquet For Woman Acquitted by Jory CAHI.ISI.K INDIAN'S DEFEAT IlltOWX, 12 TO a. PROVIDENCE. R. I., Nov. 30. Carlisle defeated Brown University at football today; score 12 to 6. I'Ol'l.THY I.ECTlItK. (Special to the Evening Review). SAN JOSE. Oil., Nov. 30. After slaying a neighbor, Mrs. Lena llli.se, and engaging lu a battle ot bullets with the police behind barricades in his home, John Karse, an Italian laborer, fired his home and then ble out hiB brains. It Is believed he was Insane. Earlier In the day he tried to kill hla family, but they escaped. Sl'PEKIOlt MIlilTAKY SKIM, W IN'S KOIt MANCIIl'S. PEKIK, Nov. 30. Fighting des perately against overwhelming odds, the revolutionists in Sie Che. in province were defeated today at Ning Yuan by imperialists. Hundreds were killed. The Imperialists operated a flank movement, when victory seemed In the grasp of the rebels. M'KAltl.AN'D'H TItAlNF.lt Wll.l. FIGHT WELCH. I.OS ANGELES. Nov. 30. Ad Wolgast, the lightweight champion, operated on for . appendicitis yester day on the eve of his battle with Prof. James Dryden, head of the department of poultry husbandry at Ihe O. A. C, delivered nn Interesting illustrated lecture at the I. O. O. F. hall Wednesday night on poultry raising. He explained the best methods to adopt In order to raise poultry successfully in Oregon, lay ing special stress on the proper. hous ing, feeding and selection of laying stock and adoption of the new trap nest system. The poultry raiser by adopting these essentials, he main tained, could materially Increase egg production In both winter and sum mer. Tho recent egg contest held at the college, he stated, was fruitful of results demonstrating that proper housing and feeding was a very Im portant factor In egg production. There was a large attendance of poultry fanciers and others Interested In poultry raising. There was a big crowd in attend ance and a neat sum of money was realized at the ball given at the Armory Wednesday night for the benefit of the local branch of the Federated Shopmen of the Harrimau iT'iV, i" .j., h I lines. The affair was well conducted Freddie Welch, tho English cham-1 ....- i,,i ,i tim plon. passed a good night and every- Muh(. wag ,lirlll!(,,ed by 0tfs orches- llllllg Bt-IIIB 111 IlilUI IliB inutciT. The survey for the new road ex- lends in a northwesterly direction where construction work has begun and it is said from that point it runs in a straight line as far as Junction THIS WILL INTEREST MOTHERS. Moiiu r Ur:i ,'i.vect I'owilLr. l-r cii.!fl.cn: i Ci.-r.ain rt-liyf for Fi-vvni-liii'-.i-, lli-ailudi-;, 1- (' st.mirv h, T-i'tlini$ P.-"; mov. ami r u? in mir ijr . I'llion services will be held toluol--1 row at 10 a. ni.. at the M. K. Ch.in h. itev. J. E. llurkl.art, of the Presby terian Church, will deliver the ad dress. KOSEIU'RG MINISTERIAL I'NION. (iood for Weak Digest ien. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets do not sicken or gripe, and There are very few curves in tl.e i,n in n ii.mr.. iiu-y re ." iii.-iwi.t to iu-' may bo taken with perfect safety by 1 lie mosT. ueucaie woman or u.'.: ' youngest child. The old and feebie i will also find them a most su.ta'.ie remedy for aiding and strengthening their weakened digi-stion and for ('oilltitluiitilt ol l-!iiN fill Iteilllced Supply Filly i'er cut in I 'it Ten Yeats. Illv O to Weekly 1 . Possibly .nation by 11 the Culti-d Sti I'r.'cger in One of the finest single reel sub jects ever produced will be in the bill at the Palace tonight and tomor row night. "The Shelling of the San v...r,,u " Thfl n.,1 tiiiltleshln TexHS Collier's . r((e,i with shot and Bhell by the battleships of our navy. Realistic views of huge battleships III action whole line between Albany and Ej- J ;-. ' ''' '" "C,"', T.'-; ";.. :tlon work Is j I iiii liri-n-'-, sini-p'-'!,".-""! mi l: irene and the construction said to be veiy light the entire dis-1 AiUlrex.AUea s. uiuuinl, Le Uoj, i. lance, excel. t across tne iiiamene River at Harrlsburg and in that vi- Patronise Review advertisers. i.i-.i t cheerless lnfor- I'Miri-i-mli Census of Hhliwi,1 rtln of guns and effects . is that ...urn we may!,,, ,,. Ti. ,,.,., .irriuihv Is excel- no loimer Klli.w I no great. Allierii-.ui . rn ,,u, picture is worth muklll,! 'ill " l". '' "ana "iii.tn... '-.,,, effort to See lector of tl.e Census, has Just finished; , counting tl.e A man turkey, anil j,.,,. fr Coughs ami OiliI. tie nuns ins raiiKs iiw nimc-u ; ,. am pleased to recommend Cham- comu.oi. wealth oi the I iiimi, save in ,ran-. Cough Remedy as the best four distant int. riTiounta.n sia.es. 1 1 1 as I know of and safest remedy lliel- we'ikeneil illgi-stlon alio lor tuinn i .u i nnw i,.. regulating their bowel's. For sale by '"'i"". hen 1 In by Insurn ntalile fl,r cmlK,18, cu,, alld brclal oil l .l.'.l,.r nll.arrieia of t rniispoi tat Ion rales, le nontiie," writes Mrs. L. II. Arnold. Have You Realized The Nearness of Christmas? Why shouldn't you be the one to do your Christmas shopping early? Here you will find everything in silverware, cut glass, watches and diamonds articles that will prove to be suitable for your gifts. Prices the lowest, quality ccr.c.dered. Your inspection is invited. J. T. BRYAN JEWELER ll'lslTF. 1-osTOFFH E W.ITI'H l II W IMK1V. 1 all dealers. I o Smoked I'mpq.ia River Salmon, a lion. i' product; something extra good In this line; try It. For Bale at tl.e Rochdale. ffpu of law. whoMwwTWlnTWittiiiMl!(T KK r PI I'llW Vnl. 4.KI.I.I.I.V A MrlVIIKK. Ill Ball liat Aumns HMklwi. I. C PALACE THEATER TONIGHT! 9:13, 10:K.. A siierlal feature picture you shim d not miss: 'Til V. S.IKI.I.INti OF TIIK S M mil's." The old battleship Texas is made a target for the Atlantl- flet to fin upon. Two other extra good pictures. bus escaped Hie cold-storage plant ,,f Denver, Colo. "We have used It and tl.e canning factory. repeatedly and It has never failed to llctwcen the cholera, the "black- ,jve relief." For sale by all dealers, C head." and the ax. this bird that has o - goblil. --gobbled his way Into tin- al- .l..lMt..b.I..MI"I"l',IllI"M"I"I''I,'H fi-itlons of the American peopl Is 4. wasiliig rapidly. ' 4. .MIL TAXPAYER 4- In ten .K-a rs Ihe American turkey .j, 4. supply bus kin cut about In half. 4. Don't forget that meeting at 4. The it t.si.s of 1 . shows that where 4, n,,. ,ane school house next 4 there were lu that V'-ar i..".!U,i'.9.'i 4. Saturday afternoon, December turkeys to go around "B.01111.11110 4. 2. for the purpose of voting 4" hungry American mouths, there were. 4. )P annual school tax. A according 10 Ihe recent census count. 4, 4. but a.BoVfiMX. a clear loss of not far t..;..;...,;..t;..;........;......H..;....,.t. from :i. 000. 1. no tuiKevs. win-reiis cm hungry mouths have increased to more than ill .0 1 o . . In only four slates did the turkey really and truly Increase his tribe. Thut was In Idaho, where the lli ( i-K,i- was from lo.'.'ll to 11.74; In in Wvorninr;. -e the gain iu ten vers" aggregated L':'IH; .Mo.ital.a. where the ltnre;-e was from l-'i;:;7 to 1H 47... lid North Dakota, where :;:i.n7.; Inrkeis In IV'. 'I have n".wn Into 1 l.t;.'i by 111 I Mllils. ti-v iiii-re.."' 1:1,.- I. Many believe the oimration will end Wolgast's career In the ring. Wolgust'B place in the ring today against Welch will be taken by Willie Ritchie, of San Francisco, training partner of Packey M.-l-'arland. Ritchie Is In flue condition from his truitiln;'. 1. nil Is expected to put up a lively battle, though he bus practically 110 chance to win. For the Wolgast-Welch battle the house had been sold out early In tin- week, and the gross receipts, esti mated at $35,000, will have to be returned to sent purchasers. Wol- gast was to have received $13,f.00 lor his share. Wolgast Is one of the iinlucklest champions the ring has known. Soon after he won the title he broke his arm on Tommy McFarland.. a local lliihtwelght. After the break nail healed, he again Injured tho wing In a fight with Jack Redmonil. l.a'ei he nut up two bad bouts against "Knockout" Hrown, and following this he lost 113.0(10 when his match with Parky McFarland was railed off by the Milwaukee authorities. Now It is feared he may be forced to re tire permanently and IiIb manager llgureB that aside from the physical danger and Buffering, he will lose 1100,000. A refusal of offers that would mean ."0.000 In Iho next 9J days has been necessary. HEROINE OF Ml HDEK TRIAL TO VISIT OIIEOON'. DENVER, Colo.. Nov. 30. Promised greeting by the entire town of Sandovnl, III., aiid where she will be the chief guest at a big banquet to tra. Kii.nered Salmon, Salt Mackerei, Salt Herring and other flBh, fresh slock at tho Rochdale. First-class horse shoeing, work manship guaranteed. At Hanks & Welker 8 shop ttlio Itexroad shop) on Main Btlret. dswtf To Get Its Beneficial Effects; Always Buy the Genuine $YRUPflGS ant) &IXIRof$ENNA mantfaciuretl by .he (aimnia fa Stop (0. Sold by oil leading Druqqis.s One Size Only, 5(K o Bottle Call un 340. tn Douglas Count; Creamery, for cream. Carrying Good Lumber DiMa-e anil Kate Wl'f did 'In- tiles" fO'.r stll'e f.-il 1. IT Dim. .- , er !' I er ' 'Il r ,1,. .. ts III il the aiii-w r. A -1 laisiiiu on i:oeIMe 111 slates, the Mlild IIIl...li-'f.- t -I finl 1.1 I'liiou? Tin ad 1 oit.t out tii.nle link y e almost llil- MH SONIi. And the third Ins allment of lie Illustrated lecture around the wi.rM l.ltf" f in.. l-'.:istern West and the houtll ' I ilr;in upon l.i tie- 1 old-siorage , niis for turkeis in ureal l.ulu- ilaiiioml 1.11 goierned thi , r,f ,ir.--ue,l f-irk.-v. 11 part. Is lu ll W 1:1 H.e llll- d In Hie Itr-r-. i 3m ,.-i.f . TEXAS LUNCH HOUSE Mil. I. Kit ItKK.I I), Prop.. Hours 4:4a a. m. to 1 1 p. m. Quick Lunch Short Onlers HI I.I I.Alt DINNER. SV. Pure Mexican Chili Our Specialty HAMIU IUIKH AND KiiON'DIKK SANDWICIIF.H HOT TAMAL.ES SK-clal price on Clilll for Hie family upM-r. (.IVE IS A TRIAL. We have the backet. :t:l.1 X. JaikMia Ht. inn' as we do. we arc not afraid of com pe'ltors In either quality or prices. I .iii-l l.er. Adults 10c. rhlldren und-r 14 )eri r.c. und-r (, free with parents. All our l imlH-r Is sawn from the bett timber obtainable, slid a rsriw-nter ,.1. wbtle in th- who is any Ktna 01 junge win u it iiai Iw-en r.- ,t that the lun.l.-r we offer is i .niinrliii- IV. atari r.rrv doors, win dows, shingles and other bulldli.g material, also wood and roal. ly p'.au-llile that the turkey sui'l"; r.n.r. 1 .-. . r.. ..r. 1 . . ... f the Inlermo-inlaln .laKu should .hon. f 70 S. Jscs-en ( lit l-ast :,iit to i'l--t k.-v 1 rop lias In- tea liioiinlam itats nai r.-st nf tin- (omit I' ll 11 , d nti-balf. pat. aft-r ail. freight rates ami." IriequalitleS itij tint exii In , iln tlx t-irkey phenomenon. II la ent Pure Bread Made from the Very Best Flour and baked under sanitary conditions by expert bakers has made our Bread the Housewives' Favorite. Our Hans. Hulls, IWklrs, Cakes anil I'bn are unexcelled. Goods de livered dally. CHURCH BROTHERS CASS STREET PHONE 35 DELIVERY
