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VOL. XIV.
KOSKItl i. OUI'GO.V, MdVIIW KVKXIXti. DI'tT'Mltl'K I, n.
KOSKBI
Review
0REG0N
Xo. 2:U.
RECORDS TO COUNT
Last Session of Congress Before
National Election Opens
TARIFF REPORT COLOItLESS
Seats of 10 Republicans Contested by
Dtmocrats Stephenson and
Lorimer to Remain
(Special to the Evening "Review .
WASHINUTON. Dec. 4. Congress
"'""ni'ii loiiuy ror what Its memberi
assert will be "the most Important
session In years." (That's what they
always sayl. Nothing was accom
plished today except a little mourn
ing for d!nd members, out of respect
to whom both houses speedily ad
journed, and ti great deal of Informal
conversation lmvaig to do principally
with the manufacture of political
thunder for use In next year's Presi
dential campaign.
A session of Congress Immediately
preceding a Presidential election is
certainly "the most Important in
years" in four years, to be exact.
The Democratic majority In the
House will try to see to It that th-ir
party goes to the country next year
with a Congressional record of a
character to appeal to the sovereign
voter. The Republicans, including
Mr. Taft, will likewise attempt to
make some political capital out of
the session. Lastly, the Socialist
member of of the House, Mr. Victor
llerger, of Milwaukee, will Introduce
a few bills and put a few tacks in the
seats of the mighty. Distributing
tacks where they will do the most
good Is Mr. Merger's specialty.
Tai l If lieHirt.
The report of the President's tariff
hoard is ready for transmission to
Congress. It Is a disappointing docu
ment for both Democrats and Repub
licans, since It contains nothing hut
campaign. It will be alleged, was due
to the primp y system lu Wisconsin,
much larger sums being required ti
convince a whole people than to
"convince" a legislature. A condem
nation of Senatorial primaries, elthei
In the report or by the members of
the committee on the floor of th-
benate, is expected.
Parcels Vw.
The Sulteer bill providing for a par
eels post is one of the most import
ant matters, from the viewpoint at
the average cl'lzen, that will come up
dining the present session. John
Wnnamaker's "seven reason' against
a parcels post" the express com
panies are still "on tho Job." al
though the lobbyists pose as repre
sentatives of the country merchants
who are said to oppose the project.
The bill proposes to reduce the post
age rate on merchandise from 16 to S
cents per pound, and to permit par
cels weighing as much as 1 1 pound.'
to he transmitted through the mails.
revered hemiiry
LOCAL NEW 8.
H. R. Panrhor went lo DUInrd
Sunday.
M iss Henderson left Su inlay for
1'ortlund.
Hurry Stearns was over from Yon-
calta Sunday.
M rs. i;o. Holler ret u rned from
Portland Sunday.
Ir. and Mm. E. Horup returned
to Portland Sunday.
Mr. and Mm. N. Pullerton re
turned from Portland Sunday.
.Mr. and Mrn. Louts Xeuner have
returned- from a honeymoon trip to
Portland. '
Kngiueer and Mrs. Frank Carman
went to As.iland Sunday, enroute to
Oakland, Cat.
Hon. and Mrs. O. P. Coshow re
turned Sunday from Portmnd and
Willamette Valley points.
Miss Hancock, who had been visit
ing; h ere with M rs . W ni . Hell and
Miss Bell, returned home to Corval
11s Sunday.
(V H. M. (Ironvold, proprietor ot
tho Hjtel Mcflallen, left this after
noon for Portland, where he will at
tend the annual comeution of Ore
gon hotel men.
Kmery Garber, of North Yakima,
and Watson C. Randolph, of tlie
Wahpeton, X. D., Indian Agency, ai
rlved here Saturday to take positions
as assistants to Indian A:Mit H. G.
Wilson. Mr. Garber will have head
quarters at Kosebtug. while Mr.
Raudoph will be located at Redding,
Elks Pay Annual Tribute to
Departed Brothers
DEDICATE MEMORIAL TABLET
Able Addressis by Hon. Clus. L. :
Mary, Bin. Binder Heiin idd, '
Rev. C, W. Bjk r
figures and statistics over which Con-iCul. Mr. Wilson's headquarters will
gress has already spent years of j remain at Kosehuig, while much ot
squabbling, and makes no specific; the detail and held work will be
recommendation as to rates, leaving! looked after by his assistants,
tariff revision right where It was, a. G. Winner, Kenosha. Wis.:
when .Mr. Taft vetoed the bills passed par josten and family. .Mis. lluynis,
at the special session. "Colorless" Kobt. Jones, Kiddle; O. K. Taylor,
is tho word uijpiicd to the report oy w. A. Hates. K. K. Hills. A. K. Ciow
both Republicans and Democrats. e, Myrtle Creek; C. U. McNary.
Cheered by the failure of the board Salem; Wm. K. Padgett. The Dalles;
to do anything definite, the represen- K. O. llolman. (Iran'"- I'ass: .Dr. C.
tatives of the big interests are flock- a. Fisher. .Merlin; l'aul T.' Hhaw,
lug to Washington today to re-argue Tacoma; fl. A. Seabotg, Mountain,
tlieir ases and to strive for delay. Oregon; S. S. Crenshaw, Spokane;
Rusehnrg; Mr. and
Whitewash for Stephenson.
The Senate committee which has
been Investigating the election of
William Lorimer to the United States
Senate, and which took a lot of testi
mony on the subject at Chicago, will
reconvene tomorrow. In the mutter
of Senator Isaac Stephenson, of Wis
consin, the Senate investigating com
H. D. Hewitt
Mrs. C. E. Nelson. Pendleton, were
recent arrivals at the McClallen.
nous.
I1AII.KY. On West Latin street,
Roseburg, Dec. 4, 1911, to Mr. and
Mis. John Uailey, a eon.
inittee Is expected to report In a I upiks' AlXII.IAItY
days. It is understood that the aged " ," KKT.S MONDAY N'KillT,
millionaire will be declared fully en-1 '
titled to his seat. The probers will Regular meeting of the Lad'.-s
declare that no Instances of vote-1 aviii..pv f the Commercial Club
the pleasant fields of Virginia nitd
the sun-kissed III I Is of old Now Klin
land. Hut during the years and
myriads of years of the development
or civilization, from Its crude begin
ning to Its present form of equal
rights to all and special privileges to
; none, wars upon wars were had
some for power, some to satisfy the
! Inst ami ambition of u cruel monarch.
, a Tew for good. Hlood stained the
ground where soldiers walked.
Atrocious cruelty was practiced, vlr-
lllie despoiled', and grlel augmented.
i but n iull the scenes of lurid cast
I hope had set a star.
Civilization did not reach its
Annual Memorial services were prisent lofty position alone bv the
conducted yesterday bv Hosohuii! arts of war. the craft of man, or
Lodge No. S2ii, H. p. o. Klks, and mere design of a supreme power; on
were especially Impressive nnd hu- the contrary, the overpowering iu-
proprlate. Immediately after the Huence of Hie church was at work.
opening the beautiful new Memorial " settled in time like a benediction
Tablet was unveiled and dedicated, upon all those who came within
Hon. Ilitiger Hermann delivering a reach of lis omnipotent Influence. It
very able and eloquent address, lie Inspired hope and faith. It ave
paid a high tribute to the memory courage to Hie fainthearted and ud-
of the '!" deceased members of this ministered to the needy. As nil nc-
lodge whose names are Inscribed coiii'ianyliiK influence came the
thereon. There was singing by the school bouse, the college, and the
lodge and audience, nnd flue voral academy, powerful Institutions which
solos by Mrs. Nellie M. Cummings played an important part ill clvlil
and Mrs. ('union A. Fory. with Miss station.
Merta Dales at the piano. There was The lessons of this day are muiil
also music by the Klks' orchestra. ' fold. Let us take them to our hearts.
Rev. Clias. Wilson Baker offered the Let us resolve to follow more honest
invocation and delivered an able ly the example of our brothers who
Kulogy in memory of the deceased have passed into the realms of beauty
memebers, touching feelingly Uwn and the eternal light. Let us dedl
thelr many virtues and also upon t tie cate ourselves anew to the principles
new memorial tablet which will ever 'of our great order in the practice of
keep the memory of these departed Its precepts, anil as our ahsenl
brothers before the lodge at all brothers were manly, let us he tipm.
the torch of civilization has followed LOCAL NEWS I
some path peculiarly Us own; Kgypt- William McCurdy. of (ilendale Is1
an Persian, iireek and Roman had spending a few davs in this ci v ,
their Idea of power under some su- Miss Ktnma I'eland left thls after
preme authority maintained by armed noon on her return to (he O A t' i i
organization. .Corvallls. '
W bear the torch because wo pos-j Mrs. (lUs Kdlund and children re 1
sess the principles or supreme liberty, turned this afternoon from a vIsV
bequeathed to us by our sturdv vi-.with friends in Ashland ,
cestois. who sowed the seeds of fr - Mr. ami Mrs. J. II M,0n f
dom, justice and brotherly love up in : Ripon. Wis., visited with S j lone.'
in this city Sunday, departing hence i
WIS GIVEN 111
lor Los Angeles.
Vito Comes, an Italian laborer of j
this city, has tiled with the County1
Clerk declaration of Intention of be- '
ocniing a l ulled States citizen. j
Mrs. J. L. Scott and little son. who!
have been guests at the home of Mr. I
and Mrs. O. E. Hatupson, returned I
home to Grants Pass Sunday night.
Mrs. K. P. Sargent, of Washing
ton, I). C, grand president of the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the llrotherhood !
oi uanway f.ngineerB and Firemen, Is
in Roseburg and Is meeting this af
ternoon with the local branch of the
order.
of Juror Bain Fxposis
More Bribery
DARROW MAY BE ARRESTED
! limed the fact that 190,000 had
'ibeeii raised for the two i.rmh...
with the statement that labor lenders
expected that much of this would be
refunded, he answered that he did
not see how It could be done.
"Money tiles very fast," he said,
"and lu a case like this It has wings
Of course, the trlul to date didn't
cost much, but preparations for the
handling of witnesses and evldeuci
exhausted much or the fund. A
greater part already has been spent,
and accountiiiH will be rendered as
to every detail. We have been up
against It for funds right along. Wj
have been wondering for some time
how wo could get very far with the
menus at uur disposal.
P. (J
farm 1
Ely, who recently sold his
:i miles east of this die
leaves tomorrow for his future home
at Pomona, Cul. His family preceded
him to that city six weeks ago.
Leorge Morris, a Southern Paclhc
Anolbcr Cucfi ssloa Dot Today "Host
Damnable Plol" of All Soon
To be Djsc'oicd
"is. a nouoiern Purine ... ' ... . . "
carpenter, was accidentally striK , ' "T; " " "'" Participant In
nr ih. i.n i.. - . 1,4 the crime, are sen sal nun deveti.n-
Minis Here sum av and inlnr,.,i u,.
badly that be had to be taken to the
limes.
The principal address of the day
was delivered by lion. ("has. L. Mc
Nary, of Salem, and this w as mo it
highly appreciated. He said in part.
ladle
As they believed in true charity, let
us give alms ill their sacred names
As they were just, let us seek and
. eleblate the virtues of others. As
ihey were Imbued with brotherli
love, let s love one another, and as
they were faithful, let our charity be
like the rock of ages, and so we
leaie tlieni In God's own keeping,
who doetli all things well, and re
member only their virtues until time
shall be wiih us no more.
Exalted Ruler, brother Elks,
and gentlemen:
Today some fourteen hundred ser-j
vices similar to these tire being con
ducted in every state nnd territoiy
where floats the American flag. Tin
soldiers of this ereat N'aiiotnil iirini- I
numbering nearly live hundred thou-' The ladies of St. Joseph's Cliurc'i
sand, meet with song and prayer and will condtp-t a sale or aprons and
heart-felt eulogiuiii to celebrate tl.e Chi Isttn-is roods, also home cooking
virtues of their departed comrades.! baked chickens, cakes, pies. Jiread
and lo dedicate themselves anew tiijiind cookies, Saturday. December 9.
the great work left for the living. Al'. Fusion's grocery store,
more than one thousand altars kneel j i,. Mrs. Melvin Rice, recent-
the members of our beloved order. ;v niarried ut Melrose, left thls-af
yet everyone whispers the words, "To j teriioon for their future home tit
our absent brothers." tloodnoe. Wash. They go by way of
Some or our members are eathere.l c,,, la!!:, in coinpaiiyitig to that ci;y
upon the chill and stonn swept i Mrs. Rice's sisters. Nilsses Lillian and
shores of the Atlantic; others
assembled where the soft air of 111
Guir whispers to the rragraut wood;
some kneel In houses or worship in
the snow covered states or the N'ortn;
some in cathedrals among the oratig
blossoms or California, and some
amid the roses and heaven kissii.t.'
mountains of the Paclllc Nortiiwesi.
yet all are one congregation, one in
purpose, one ill hope, one in tender
ness.
Not only are we here to keep alive
the memory or the departed, but to
dedicate ourselves anew to the gra.
work unfinished which every F:k
should qualify hlniseir to undertake
llealrice Millie, students at the O. A.
C, who have spent a week's vacation
at Melrose.
Robert Itarlinrd. owner or the
Golden T'i uier. In this city, was om
of the cl iel actors in a love drama
In Portlan 1 t .ilav. when he took ror
his bride Misi Elsie Francis. The
couple will arrive here tomorrow
morning and b. i-.in housekeeping in
the llaynes college at the corner ot
Douglas and Rose streets.
, . ., , , . ... i ..' silOUIIl quaniv Ulllisfll lo iiiinei litre
buying were discovered, but will cen- f Mon,ay ,,,,. AU members re- Tnor(. ,BM0 ,.,..,, traternal though
sure the Senator for the use of such i. nri. v..r . ... .. . . ....
sure the Senator for the use of such
large sums of money In his campaign.
The use of money lu the Stephenson
quested to be present. The year
book will he readv for distribution.
MAIIEL ALBRIGHT, Secy.
WM
Delicious
Pastry and
Wholesome
Bread
Are the products of the rook who i careful in lhe
selection of her flour. From
Drifted Snow Flour
you can always make good things because you find it
of the same high quality always as good next month
tr next year as it is todiy. Our exacting mill tests keep
it up To the sUr.rd.
Ask your grocer for "Drifted Snow."
Made by
Sperry Flour Co.
TK OM t. WAMI.
Benson Grocery
HOLE DISTItlltl TOIL
than that we write the faults of our
broihers upon the sand, nor a more
noble sentiment than their virtue:,
upon the tablets of love and ni'T.i-'
ory. There Is no human activity!
more sublime than nuiiuiilly revering i
the names of our absent brother.;
and keeping green their memories
with moistened tears; but we. as n
fraternal organization, cannot endure
on sentiment or mere perennial dis-;
play, nor on the embellishments oi
oratory or stilted euloglulii. Our
right to existence and popularly
must be predicated upon these soiitul
wholesome principles of loe. chaii.i
and Justice which the wisdom of ih.
ages has gathered. The queslii.ii
arises among non-Elks and tho. in
Elks who haie not given nieditaii.e
consideration to the order and it
principles, why this order- What is
the hidden secret or lis populaii i
and marvelous growth? Th- ausw t
to these several Inquiries silggists a
historical analyzatlon.
Away hack in the lime past, in ag"s
vastly remowd tw-fore the Ii.'ihitii
influence of present civilization h.el
made Ifself felt - the rude barbarian
realized bis dependence and ncknnwi
edged his w. tins and fears mi'l
foalat.-.l with hi neighbor.'. Th-h-
Was the beginning Of WM-ietv. Fir.'
ranie the family, then famliv and
family rubbed together un'il they
were remenied into a trilie. The
tribe glared on tribe wa haiiin.er"d
together with the bard blows of ii
until they were united Into tie- nation.
Then in the hlMorv of iivilizM
first one nation rises and
the torrn hearer, aim
takes the torch as ii I lie- r;; im.
Pr . l,e stronger a'wais pushn.e "
weaker asid" and be. i.iuKc ,n .'
turn the .-:-1e So it In b. n i'!i
!!, Assyrian and I'.a'n Ion i li . a'id.
renting on down wiih th" ,rk t..ej
Roman, the Frank, and lie ll "alio
that great race t i e A ng in Si-t.i;
which seem today to h" the ire.lt
torch hearer for th next coming
time. Each nation thst has bono j
Pendleton Round-up
3 Reels of Actual Portrayal
of what may be the last liij;
Round-up
Palace Theatre
Tonight Tonight
hospital. The blow rendered him In.
sensible and severed an artery.
There was a large attendance or
members at the regular weekly shoot
of the Roseburg Gun Club 't il.,.,,-
grounds Sunday afternoon. In th
bird event the best scores were
made by Scott Lander, Henry Brock.
R. H. Mathews and Dr. Stevenson!
who scored 21 each. Roy Miller
stopped the flight or 20, and Fred
loiies, C. S. Jackson and Post on. in
each. In the ten bird event. Postnn
professional shooter from Sim
Francisco, broke ten straight, us did
Roy Roadman. It. II. .Mathews shat
tered nine, and Dr. Stevenson, u
member rrom Oakland. Walt Cordon
and C. S. Jackson followed with seven
each to their credit. The club will
bold a business meeting Tuesday
night at Jos. Sykes' gun store, when
mutters or Importance will he taken
up. Every member Is expected to be
present.
Judge .1. W. Hamilton stated this
morning that he had not yet tak-n
Into consideration the matter or call- 1
ing the grand Jury Into special ses- j
sioti to expedite the disposal or the I
case of F. Foster and Ed. .Iiirglns.
the Drain stage robbers lu jail here,
who have expressed a desire to plead I
guilty. The Jury Is due to reconvene
anyhow on Die lilli or next January.
.lurgitiR, It Is learned, was guilty of
a boyish Indiscretion In- this county
five yearn ago, and was placed b
Judge Wonacott on parole, which he
promptly violated by leaving the
country. 1'pon being arrested here
ror the stage robbery he denied
iiolnt-hlank that he had ever been In
trouble before or that he even know
(Special to tho Evening Review).
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 4. Exposure
or the bribery or another Juror mid
the possibility or the arrest or Clar-
-nee narrow, Ciller counsel lor t ll r
Id
fiillinir tileeu I ""'...' '-"' iimi ueveiop-
of Iron pipe while at work In the ! , Z T, " ' uke "f J" -
' " .iiiuaiii nrotners
last Friday'.
Mrs. Robert Bain, wife of one of
the men selected as a permanent
Juror Mr the MrNnmarn trial, today
tendered to District Attorney Fred
ericks $.".0, which she explained was
paid to her as the ttrst Installment ot
a tiiOuO bribe to Influence her hiiR
hand to hold out for a verdict of ac
quittal. Fearing that the bribers
might attempt violent retaliation for
this exposure. District Attorney Fred
ericks has placed a guard of detec
tives In the vicinity of Rain's home.
Haiti will not be arrested, at least 'it
present, Fredericks said.
Still another bribery confession is
expected this afternoon. Fredericks
.lif t I h it SENSATION STII.I, TO
COME, SAVS Mil. I, Kit.
INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 4. "Inves
tigation Into the dynamite ensrig
growing out of tho MrNamnrn case
by the Federal authorities has
uncovered the moat damnable plot
ever entereii into in this country"
said I. S. District Attorney Mllle.
today. "The time has arrived when
such unsafe leaders as Gompers
must be retired. Destruction of life
and property must cease. The peo
ple will know all the facts at tho
proper time.
Detective Burns, who gathered the
evidence ngalnst the McNumnra
Mothers In coniieciion with the 1.
Angeles dynamiting, announced lust
night that the arrests of Milton A.
Schmidt nnd David M. Cnplan, al
leged accomplices of J. B. McNa
mnra, would be mudc not long after
a forthcoming visit to Los Angeles.
He udded that sensational dis
closures undoubtedly would follow
this visit.
ItF.I't III.K PROCLAIMED
IIV CHINESE REBELS; 1,1
111 N(i VENO PRESIDENT.
(Special to the Evening Review).
SHANGHAI. Dec. 4. With thir
teen .ii no- i-iKinecii nut iiti-es oi me
announces, and it it Is not forthrom-1 r""",ry represented, tt pnovlslonal
ing there will be an arrest neoiuiioii government, was aeciarea
Dam.u- I'n.le, Cl.,,',,!. I ,'"r" ""'"' 'l'h -nerul Ll Huns
, ,. ,,, , eng. the rebel leader In the field.
That Harrow will be arrested on president. A cabinet was also se
tae charge of being implicated in the Nanking was nsnied as tho
capital. SlepB will he taken Immedi
ately to restoring order lu such locali
ties us I lie rebels have the upper
Hand. I Ills will proiialily forestall
foreign intervention. The Imperial
ists and the rebels have agreed on a
three days armistice.
I '-Ml. I
bribery Is the report circulated hv
those In close touch with the District
Attorney, olllce. "I have no Inten
tion of arresting Harrow, as vet."
said Fredericks. Pressed for a dell-
nlle answer as to whether Harrow
would ho arrested at all, Fredericks
rerused to talk further.
"I know nothing of this matter."
was Harrow's statement. "Hut 1 am
here It the District Attorney wants
me."
Rumors that Harrow would he at The following Is from the Chicago
rested arose from the statement made representative or lhe llarrlmau lines
earner in ine nay ny r reilerlcks. who i r,.iv m -I,,,..;;
tittmateii mat one of the biggest i.,,,,,,, ,, Situ t ln-rn Paclflo
luwyers for tho defense" might be theaters crowded to hear lectures,
arrested soon. ,.ril uuinber of periods devoteil to
Bert rrunklln. arrested last week respective states. Twenty-four let-
1'11'' 111 11 1 or passing bri be . ,,.,,,. ,..v,.n.il daily. To date we
money to G. N. Lock woo, I. a Hiin.-,IVe given SL'H lectures and the at
tnoiied Juror, is lo plead guilty. It c, indance. Including December 3, was
I ASSEMBLE TO
HEAR I lil 'll ItliS AT
WESTERN LAND SIIOJV.
niiige wonacott. Tills falsehood led j annouiicen. lo a minor phase or thei 120.471. equal to about 70 per cent
io n ueroguiory report ronccrlll!l I e. : , tla ,
.Iiirglns' brut hen. and It should now
ho said in Justice to them that they
have always been orderly and Indus
trious and never have committed any
unlawful act.
Defense I'iiiiiI Takes Wings.
Most dllllcult or all at lacks which
Harrow has had to bear was thai room lust year,
which involved the McNiunara de-
reuse rtind. Attorney Darrow con-
linisslons to the Coliseum.
and Is l.'t.uiHi more people than we
had lu tin two weeks' In our lecture
Patroiit-.e Review advertise!".
le i mil"
then anoth
Follow The
Crowd
GOLDEN
THEATRE
5c Admission 5c
Ti e best piitans in Roseburg.
TODAY
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How Automobiles Are Made
On Thursday December 7, 2:30 o'clock, (afternoon only)
The Ftudebaker Corporation, of Detroit, Michigan, maker-; of the CVicbialed
K. M. R "30" and Flanders "20" Automobiles, will nivc a free exhibition of how
Automobiles are made in one of the Greatest Automobile Plants in the entire
world.
The exhibit consists of over 6000 feet of moving picture films, coicrinp;
almost the entire process of the manufi.'tture of Automobiles, from tip; raw ijj
iron lo the finished product.
A complete lecture accompanies the films and c.xplaius the big automobile
machines as they appear on the screen.
These Films are educational and are fully as interesting as any pictures you have
ever seen. It takes almost two hours to run the entire 6001) feet, so come early and
get a good seat.
The Exhibition is absolutely Free
And Everybody is Welcome
PALACE THEATRE
2:30 Afternoon Only, Thursday Dec. 7, 1911.
On Thursday Dec. 7th
7:30 R M., "Dante's Inferno," a delineation of Virgil's
trip through the underworld produced and shown by
five full reels of motion pictures, will open at
THE PALACE THEATER
House open at 6:30 r. M. Two or three shows each nijht Admission 23c.
4 m.mmmMxwW