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SI COMINQ EVEINTS December 27, 28, 29 and 30, Doug las County Poultry and Pot Stock Show lu lioseburg, largest In South ern Oregou. Rose burg Review INVESTMENTS Of all kind! re best found tliroimh "The Review" Want Ad Suction. Little advi. bring big re turns, because everybody rea ' theni. VOL. XIV. IlOSKIll'Ra, OREGON, Tl'KSDAY KVKMN'Ci, DF.l'K.M IIF.lt .1. 1011. No. 2.15. bOUOLAS COUNTY'S iNEXHAUsf AtJLfi K'ATUKAL fcfcSOURCfcS Ats'D CLlMAttC ADVANTAbfeS MAKE if ftife iviOSf ATfkACt tVE f 6k ttOMESfefeRttftg AND iNVfistOfti '11 1 fl Labor Battles For Control of Los Angeles Covernmcnt WOMEN CASTING FIRST VOTE Conltssion of srcSamaras Heavy B ow To Socialisls, bat They Look For Victory Anyhow .j. W'OltK l!K(.l N OX KV j. r.ssi:x;Kit df.pot. .j. Charles S. Fisher, a Portland contractor, this morning begun work on the new passenger de pot which the Southern Pacific Company Is to erect In this city nt an approximate cost of t-'-.-000. Surveying of lines Is now In proKresB and by the flrst of next week a force of men will begin laying the foundation and unloading material. The building will be 30 feet wide and 12S feet long and one story high. It will set flush with the street curb on the east and 23 feet from the track on the west. Brick and cement will be the chief materials used In 4 construction, and the exterior finish will be of the rough cast 4 style. The building will be com- 4 pleted about April 1. n n n n n (Siieclal to the Evening Review). LOS ANGELES. Dee 5. With th confession of the McNamara biotherj allegiance of the voter. still ringing In the ears of the voters I As the Socialists were the first to and having admlltedlv turned muuv ' expouse the cause of equal suffrage, votes away from the Socialist candi- i they naturally expect the female vote date,-Job Harriman, who, until lust I elect their candidate. Since the Friday, was regarded as having nr. McNtiniaia confession, however, there even chance for success, Los Angeles is absolute uncertainty as to how they Is todav lu tin. midst ot the bitterest i will vote and this has befogged the municipal election in her history, j outcome. Two-to-one bets that Alex- Oimosed to Harriman Is Mavor : miner will win are nnning no inkers, hut tne Socialists claim their candi date will win by not less than 10. ouo. They have distributed 800,000 pieces of literature the past few davB and have had 50 speakers in the fleid. One thousand special policemen are on duty at the polls. Tall Against Proposed Repeal of Anti-Trust Law CleorKe Alexander, backed solidly by the bustiH'sii interests, irrespective 01 party affiliation. The deciding factor in the election, it is generally recognized, will he the female vote, being cast today for the flrst time in California. The regis tration of voters totalled lUT.ntit) males and 83.000 females. ldful veuther Is bringing out what appeaiY ALMOST uJ''y 11 J"', J 'V fl, 'book. All knew its general purpose to be a full vote. Harriman, wu. nn ' ntu approved. Many of its violator was one of the attorneys for the Mo-j TRIPOLI, Dec. 5. News reached were cynical over its assumed I in pot Namara defense, is being backed by . here today of two battles near lien-'ence. It seemed impossible of en hls party to a man, while labor ' Khazi and Derna. The Italians were forcement. Slowly the mills of the unions generally are supporting him victorious. The Turkish loss was courts ground, and only gradually not toward the reduction of the cost of production for the public benefit by a healthful competition, but to ward new ways and means for mak ing permanent lu u few hands tin absolute control of the conditions and prices prevailing In the whole Held of industry, then Individual en terprise and effort will be paralyzed and the spirit of commercial free dom will be dead. Federal Comin.Knii I rged. ) "I do not set forth In detail the ; terms and sections of a statute which OAiip nil vhurvTn nnrrh n,lKllt supply the constructive legis.- SOME AMtMENTb URGED T'tf'r'IShr matlon of combinations of capital in to Federal corporations. They shoild be Bubject to rigid rules as to thtr 'organization nnd procedure, including SlZe 01 Capital DO SID ll OOt IStfl effective publicity, and to the closest supervision as to me issue ui slw. and bonds by an executive bureau or j commission in the Department of Commerco and Labor, to which in I times of doubt they might weli sub- mlt their proposed plans for future j business. (Special to the Evening Review). Such a bureau or commission WASHINGTON, Dec. a. I'pliold- might well be invested also with the lug the anti-trust law and deprecat- duty already referred to. of aiding ing the agitation for its repeal and courts In the dissolution and re the substitution of a statute of purely creation of trusts within the law. It experimental character, President should be an executive tribunal of Tuft today submitted to Congress one the dignity nnd power of the Comp of the moat Important messages re- troller of the Currency or the Inter ceded by that body In a decade. The gtate Commerce Commission, which President suggests certain supple- m)W exercises supervisory power over mental legislation to add to the elli- important classes or corporations cucy of the existing law and also rec- under Federal regulation, oiumeiids a Federal incorporation "The drafting or such a Federal law. guided by a commission, as a Incorporation law would offer ample remedy lor certain evils attending opportunity to prevent many manl the combinations of capital. In f,,st evils In corporate management atieHklne of the anti-trust law. the te.inv liicludlne Irresponsibility of to Create Mooopo'y, Sp cial Message Declares James McNamara Sentenced to Life Imprisonment JOHN CETS FIFTEEN YEARS Brothers Then Men Bel ire Grand Jnry to Unfold Chaotic Dynamite Plot President says: Kllicney or Ijiw "For twenty years statute has been upon Proven. or more this the statute Confession Hurt Socialists. , In the primaries, conducted on Ihe non-partisan plan, Harriman re ceived n plurality of 3367 over Alex ander, and it was conceded that hi chances of e'ectlon were bright un til the iMcNuniara brothers confessed to their criim. The Socialists made ".the cause of the dynamiters their own and when the admissions of guilt were given to the world the chances -of the partj candidate for success at the polls was heavily reduced. To day's struggle Is purely one of class.! tinged with bitterness engendered ; by long years of strife between em ployers and the employed. Arrayed against the unions are all hut one of the five newspapers of the city, led by the Times, owned by Gen. Harri son Cray Otis, whose incessant war fare against labor unionism led l.i the dynamiting of the Times build ing by James 11. McNamara. Woman Vote I nccrlnln. I Under such conditions of nidus trial strife are the women of Califor nia receiving their baptism of fire Enfranchised only a short time ago. 1200 and the Italian 100. did the majesty ot the law assert It- sell. Many of Its statesmen-authors The estimates of the Secretary of died before It became a living force the Treasury, submitted to Congress and they and others saw the evil Monday, does not include an Item for grow which they had hoped to de n Federal huildina in Kosehurg. Fo.-.strov. Now its efficacy Is seen; now v... 11.11..... 1,a aiux-nlon, rannlll. I,. ,. ,.-., la hauvi" nnW itH olllect Ih PTeVU II1IUIIC UU11UI1153 Hie .- j i,o run .o , - a.l.l.ilnn oi.thnrl?!!.!. the ex- nenr eeh let'emen t N'flW We llCiir tllO tleS. BUU penditure of unexpended balances of ; call for Its sepeal on the plea that business wmi appropriations heretofore prodded ' it interfere with business prosperity, state socialist control In the hands of the few who are not the real owners. 'The opportunity suggested for Federal Incorporation, it seems to me. Is suitable constructive legislation needed to facilitate the squaring of great Industrial enterprises to the rule of action laid down by the anti trust IllW. This statute as construed by the Supreme Court must continue to be the line oi aisiiuruuu i. ,, hiiainess. It must be enforced unless we are to banish individualism from all business and reduce it to one common system of regulation or control of priceB like that which now 11., with remieft lo IH1I1UC llliu- -hlch when aiililieu to an Id be a long step towsrn If adonted. this will provide for Fed eral buildings at Albany and Pendleton. MAItltl Kll HUGHES VAUGHN Or.. Dec. 2, 1911. William Hughes and Mrs. Hnttle K. Vaughn, Justice C. T. Nail officiating. and we are advised in most general When .fail Is Just limine. i i... ii,.,r stt, ue mill "rtniv In Hie last three or ll-l IIIB, IIUW IIJ owiiic w.,,. . .......... --- , . i... ..n n.. i..,a the tieiivv hand 111 BOIIIO oilier n me cn ic jt-iun t iiip-.,! stanuilne out can be cured, II law linen nun mm" - four of tin when the Los Angelea disaster oc curred. Hums, satisfied that he was on the right track, continued to keep his men around John J. McNumara's office until connections were made with Mc.Manigal and James M. Mc Namara. The brother of the union's Interna tional secretary-treasurer proved to be the "J. B. Bryce." or "llryson," who had bought the dynamite In Cali fornia to manufacture the Lob An geles bomb. Hums wan convinced if this on rinding outside the house ol F. J. Zeehandelaar, secretary of the Los Angeles Merchants' and Manu facturers' Association, an unexploded bomb of exactly the same pattern as one that failed to go off on the Peoria Job. This similarity In mechanism was the link that aatisHed Burns that the outrages, Fast and West, were perpetrated by the same men. or by men working under the same direction. Two Arrested In Detroit. .Tames B. McNamara and Ortle Mc- ManiEal were arrested In Detroit on (Special to the Evening Review). April 12. last, after Hums' detectives LOS ANGKI.KS, Dec. B. The had followed them for months. On plea of District Attorney John 1). April 11 the two met In Toledo. Fredericks hefore Judce Bordwell loaded their suitcases with clockworK this morning saved the life of J limes dynamite bombs, fuses and other war II. McNamara, self-confessed dyna- material, and rone witn mis eiiuni miter nf ihe i.ns Aniroles Times and meiit to Detroit in a passenger coach. the murderer of 21 persons. Mc- Just as they chocked their suitcase Namaru waa sentenced to life In;- arsenals in a Detroit hotel, they were piisonment nnd bis brother, John, arrested and taken to Chicago. who plead gulltv to dynnmltlng tne Mc.Manigal coniesseu. iiuinn mint. Llewellyn Iron Works, was given u especially John J. McNamara as i.ic prison senlenco of is yenrB. brains ot tne auegeu i-uiibihiuw- n his recojiinienuauon tor icniene ter requisition pupem wc-i for James McNamara. District Attor- from California the union a onices in k-reiieriek. Informed the court ludianaiio Is were raioea aim junn that the defendant had made a full J. McNamara was arrested, in r written confession, involving the storage vault Kept ny tne secrem j-higher-ups" and that he and hl treasurer In the basement of the olllce brother "had furnished information building, ostensibly for storage of old n .i.n.l ..In e In the atiite " lllltlie- reenrila tllA detectives fOUIId in dlatelv after the men had receiveu Hre 43 pounus oi uyiiniiino. their sentences they were taken be- 0f the exact type used In manuract-,..-e the riul inrv. where they are urlnz the Peoria and Los Angeles i ...,r,.i,i o tfivuntte dvtin- i.e.hu ftiRe wire and other rompoiv lulling conspiracy anu to piace on ent pans oi me nn.-i.ii" .. record the name of every man of Im- a barn rented by John J. McNamara. wt'ii In the outskirts m iiiiiiiuii'u". - ONLY M PAYOR Ordinance Against Near-Beer Defeated in Council "CHy Will go Wet" Asserts FnllertoD, Whose Resolution Pots Ban on ' Violators ot Law of old nm-tiiiice connected, wun H. ...i.. I..... i the hutiHu nr the ,.,nuii.iv for the storage inrv. further sensations are bound to re,'ords. Bums found more dynainlt Just have exercised dominion over The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. BaIley-617 West Lane street, born last Monwiy. died today. The remains were Interred in the Odd FellowB cemeterv. T1IK (il X t'Ll II will shoot, and so will Clark & Clark. they are now the deciding factor in su now for your Xmna fotos. a struggle which Is no mere contest jtf CLARK & CLARK. between political parties, but a clush o of classes In which basic economic Call ud 340. the. Douglas County Interest will In most cases decide the Creamery, for cream. we only abaudon this work of twenty combinations (bat ... ,i . r.,, i. an ehsnlnte years ana iry iiuouiti c,riiUjrui .... N e.. -- -,-i,in-.l At Glendale.i another term of years. many of. m. r ... " ' " ., "II IS Sail. Iliai Hie UCl II.1S IIWI inil-ra.l..n r,.K done good. Can this be said in the a number are pending. Hut face of the effect of the North, rn have felt averse to comic ling I Tor Securities decree? -This decree was jail sentences, and judges have neen in no way so drastic or Inhlblilve In mst reluctant to Impose sun fan detail as either the Standard Oil o. .nces on men of respec a ile st and the Tobacco decree; but did It not nK in society whose off el ise has been stop for all time the then powerful regarded us merely Btntut. ry. si ... movement toward the control of all the offense becomes better nnd. . .he riirnn.l of the country In :. .tood and Ihe coinnilitlug of it par alette hand? Such b one-man power takes more or studied am could not have been a healthful it.- defiance or law fluenco n in ' '' " . " ,. . T " .IU.0. will be In.- exerciseo uuiht me Ri-iiruu e,..-. ui .- ilnvelon. 1 Know Them All" Klvderlcks. After returning to bis office. Fred ericks gave out the following state ment: I "Some of the labor leaders who nro denouncing the McNnmarus are abxo lutely ub guilty ub they, and I know they are Impllrntod In the dyns'ii't Iiie eulrilges. I know as much aboi t them ,.s does James McNamara hl'n Belf. 1 know exactly who are Impli cated. J'ldge Hordwell'B aentelli-es are light.' .Iidm Mi'Xaiiinm Kxcorlatetl. On John McNamara neither Fred ericks nor Bordwell showed Miy. mercy. Loth denounced h'm scai'i; Ingly. Ab John stood before the Judge, his eyes sunken and his face plainly bespeaking the worry and menial strain under which he has been laboring, he was told that he was fully as guilty as his brother. vision of an interstate commission. "Do we desire to make such ruth less combinations and monopolies lawful? With all energies directed. r How Automobiles Are Made On Thursday December 7, 2:30 o'clock, (afternoon only) The Ftudebaker Corporation, of Detroit, Michigan, makers of the Celebrated E. M. F. "30" aud Flanders "20" Automobiles, will give 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, covering almost the entire process of the niacufp.ctuic of Automobiles, from the raw pig iron to the finished product. A complete lecture accompanies the films and explains the big automatic 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 6000 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 P. 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 P. M. Two or three shows each night Admission 23c. 5 deliberate we can oe coiumi-"i will convict individuals II sentences will Sl.nlH. Ijiw to ! Ilusines". "In May last the Supreme Court handed down decisions In the suits In equity brought by the l'nitcd States to enjoin the further maintenance nr the Standard Oil Trust and of tie! American Tobacco Trust, and to se cure their dissolution. These deci sions suggest the need and wisdom of additional or supplemental 1'gh. latlon to make It easier for the entire business community to square with the rule of action and legality thus flnnllv estnlillslieil aim i th.. i.encnt. freedom, and Bpur ....,i.l.le competition without of real efficiency or progress ! ee no oblcrtlon and indeed I .i..,-i,ieil advantages In enueiment of a law which shall de scribe and denounce methods of coin petition which are unfair and are badges of the unlawful purpose de nounced in the anti trust law. The attempt and purpose to suppress a competitor by underselling hltn at a price so unprofitable as to drive him t hiiuiiiess. or the making of ...l.,.lv. enntraetS With CHStOIIMMU under which they are r-qulred to give up association with other manufact urers, and numerous kindred nietb .., f.,r .tifiiiii competition and ef fecting monopoly, should be d and nltro-glycerlne under lock opened by a key which hail neen loumi James D. McNamara. Otis and I nions I'lgl.l llllterly General Harrison dray Otis, owner of the Times, hns conducted opposi tion for many years to the "closed shop." The Los Angeles labor unions In 11107 took his conduct before the National convention of the American Federation of Labor at Norfolk and a resolution was passed declaring that the Tlmea waB "the most unralr. unscrupulous and malignant enemy or organized labor lu America." There waa a coincidence In dates between the explosion that wrecked the Times and the expiration of tin. agreement of the San Frunclsco nut -nhinista with their employer for 1 "closed shop." machinists had At the city council meeting Monday night. Dr. tieo. E. Ilouck'a ordinance, aimed ostensibly at the suppression of the neur-beer traffic in Koseburg, was defeuted by a vote of 7 to 4. Immediately afterwards, the council, by iinanlnious vote, passed Judge J. C. Fullerton's resolution, prohibiting the Issuance of neur-beer licenses to persons convicted within the past year of violating the local option law. The vote on Dr. llouck's ordinance was bb follows: . AyeB Ilouck, Strong, Mullen and Clark. Noes Krohn, Zurchor, Moore, Wright, aether, Nachter and Fuller ton. Absent Chapman. At present there are outstanding seven near-beer licenses, all expiring January 1, 1912. The holders of six of those licenses are affected by the Fullerton resolution. The seventh was Indicted by the grand Jury last May, hut plead not guilty and was never brought to trlul. Ilouck Is InconslMlent. Speaking In Bupport of his meas ure, Ilouck appeared In a different light than when he Introduced It a week before. At thnt time he aald the purpose of the ordinance was "to make lioseburg a dry town." On .Monday night he spoke altogether differently at the sturt. "Thla ordinance," he said, "is simply to nllow the city to get Borne of the money from fines. Instead of allow ing It all to go to the county. The city might us well be In the picking. If the violators of law are able from the priic ds or their tin Ilk' to stand plucking, why shouldn't Home of the plucking be done by the city? The rest of you know as well as I aud everyone else does that this ordin ance won't nffeet the present condi tion of the city. Legally. ItnsuhiirK Is drv: in reality It Is the wettest drv town one ever saw. It Is prob- The San Francisco ,y W(.t,.r than It ever was and aa won their strise in ,rv nK nv aw could make It. !H7 and the Lob Angeles machinists, i xtwn Ilouck switched back to his ho had lost tneir sinse me siuie Ac nern-tai'V of the Association ot n,aH theff .1..f..l lo th ot - . --- . . . )tTHl, ..n-tiii.,. - -- --- ciiiiiii ii, in- nam, ps - w r Structural Iron Workers, he was held logt,on o( ttie Times. The unions ut ,,11Bt one y,,ar r actual prohlbi- orlginal council. stnnd he said, appeal to thla "to give nosebutg to he largely responsible for the dyna- ,hr . r,,ed .hon agreement In mite outrages that have shocked the sn'Frani.Kr0 expired August 1. 1910. country. . , ' It asked for 60 days' extension. When James McNamara faced the wn,.h was granted. On the day of It . Judge all or his bravado gone. '.,!,. tho ,vnaniltlng of the Hordwell told blm he was a murderer ,,,, , triok ,,a(.0. at heart and that there was no ex- M tenanting ciicuinstances in n s cub . Btfactlon la obtained by III. I1IKI'I Yl-W III., Rn.ni-p, told him, but upon the nev'a recoin niendut ion pose the life Imprisonment I "'' c .. flour DriDK reau.t.. Ask the The prisoner almost collapsed hen County miMi. ,3. dtf 1 ne sai uuwh. I'revlous lo their arraignment for ncnteiices. the tirotners sain un , Hon. At tho end of that period the citizens at an election can bettor satisfy themselves ub to whether the city Ib better off wet or dry." t'ily's Credit An Inniii'. Sturdier opposed Houck'a ordinance on the ground Hint If It were passed certain parties. In retaliation, would i "atTor 'letting Sloue tune your piano. rbone a,ick the validity of the $2r.,0'iu h II. id In :288-K. lt refunding bond ordinance, alleging ne wouui a-, ..prlde of T)nuglaaM and "Queen that at least one member of the "",'.P" ... 'j II Jen' City" flour bring reau.t.. Ask the (ronlluued on page 2). would work for a parole, mr wii'cu ; p ot;tliev will iiecoiue i-imiuw p ss I vea'ra' Imprisonment. Kvery man who , r. entered the courtroom this morning J was searched by detectives for r J .... u..K.n the All- W lit ii.ra ii.iijriiin. (Continued on page 4). AUTO TRANSFER t. r. l.l:'IKNTS. I'r... Phone 7. or leave orders at J. Rkes' gun stor. il Pendleton Round-up 3 Reels of Actual Portrryal of what may be the last big Kound-up Palace Theatre Tonight Tonight. "Jewelry-The Gift of Gifts." tlierltles last night tnan an anemi" y ould be made to shoot the prisoners; while they stood Delore juokh i....... wHI- . ... Itantain Kepi," Says I nl.inist.. "The bargain has been kept." This i. the itv of the labor unionists and Socialists over the escape of Jan.c- McNiimara rrom tne oea.n peui.ii). The promises made by counsel for; Ihe McNamara and the big business Interests who wanted the cases dla ..,.,. ..r nrlor to the municipal eltv.-, Hon In order to beat our caniiiua.e j r. .., ...,.v..r " la the way one union ;K leader puts It. dispatch from Washington todu , states that Attorney-tleneral Wlck-r-sbam has appointed Oscar Ijiwler a. I siet lal Federal attorney to take en- i tire charge o' the probe Into the Los Aneelis dvnaniltlng rast. HIsTOHV K I y- -iAINHT TWO M llt ItltOTIIHIW. The vi plosion that wrecked the Times building and caused the deaths ,.t men tame t 1 a. m. Octolier I, ...... L-....I. i.r the i!l was at ih head of a family. Itewnrds aggregating upwards I ii a nun were offered for the ap prehension of the ni-n respnnsibl for the dynamiting. William J lirn. who had een worsins nth on dvnatolie vpnisn ni Peoria. III., was railed hy Mayor ander to take charge of the invest . astlon. In roiinwHon with his work nn the Peorta case he had trate of one purchaser Klwerine. who with Ortl just "t of nltro later was lilentin.-u Mi-ManKal. Hums m-n were watching the ironworser. national headiuartert In Indianapolis I 4 of I 'A When in Doubt Make it Jewelry in We art right in the thick of it, so have little time to write ads. You people are busy, too. picking and choosing, and have no time to read. But k?ep remembering how jewelry fits in with the season. When in doubt make it jewelry, it's a good rule to go by. AnotiVr good rule is to give only that jewelry which is known to be of the highest possible quality. To besure of this-COME HERE. Take all the time you wish to look then buy only when you are convinced that what we show you represents the most advanced thought in designing and construe tion and the biggest possible value for your money. WHICH IT CERTAINLY DOES. W. E. CLINGENPEEL Jackson St. Roscburg, Ore. !
