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It bOCCLAS COUNtVS mEjtMAUSTAflLfi KATUkALftfiSOURCftSAKDCtlMAttO A MESEUKfiftS AND lNVEfitOfci DVAKTAGES MAKE IT Tlffi MOStf ATCKACTlVfi f Ott Ho COMIINQ eveints - December 27. 2S.-29 ami ao.noug. V V" WV Tl T T" AJW'x'Tl "f "V Y t." 5 INVESTMENTS ss!- KOSLBURG. KEVIEW. vn! - V-' - F '-urni, becsmi everybody rea them. IOL. XIV. KONKIIHlfl, ORKO.OX, MTl lillW K KMMi, IIKCKMIIKII 1(1, till I. iuuihn Ti7nrv!mMT '. n I A ilKH 1 1 1 1 H :. L' 'LV I ) nil in I'll Kinilim ifwiimi nil h.ixsi.m.iik nun a ly 4 n ai 11 a T, .. . i ,ni 11 i .ii-.iiiuias, uh iney am mat or n. rn-n,m r .L r ... ;;V"ye!' a"'1 H"v1'." declares SoO.OUO rtr tfl! 0 "'"ere. evil service to 4iuy,uuu HI IUj i'UtlU.tho CBUS9 01 linioill am. He Insists- rorPllV Dl nri' to OP! rrri i' "".". nk inronBn MtAbU.I BLUL V iSLL' LrtD!,ht'1col""1"Ksi"" f,"" or '' v : and murderous violence." Silt Sear Rjck (lurry Wins by 121 lo 71 For thi Wood Blink Four 0:h?rs. Tho uuestlon of voting 0 worth ol bonds for the erection of new grade school in .Venn Kosebjig carriid at this afteriu -n s election be .w.tt ' i io o.i. i.ui oi me six sites offered for the l u! ding, the one selected was block No. 111. Killli -V s Addition, owned by Al Creason and priced to the district for $41111. This and rec S, ,! "" 1 , , , the follow-in vine: ... 1, 27; No. :!. 2C; So. 4, 71; No. :,, rt. and No. , 8. ! The Creason block lies linmediat-ly north of the rock crushing plant. It : has a sloping contaur and Its central locution inlluenced many taxpayers I In favor of It. I is bordered on the north by Commercial avenue.- I'io! feet wide, and on the other three sides by streets each tin feet In wid;li. With the proposition of issuing $.ir.. ooi) worth of bonds for the en-c- tlon of a grade school in North Hose- burg and the duly of selecting a site site inereior. taxpayers to the niim .er taxpayers to the number of 1..0 or more. Including live women,' assembled at the Lane school this afternoon before the ballot box war. ! opened, at 2 o clock. Indications were that when the polls closed at 4 )'- ciock noi less man ;iou votes would have been cast. There seemed to be no question that the bond Issue would carry, as; no opposition was manirested. But Is was exceedingly dillicult to lore- cast the exact spot where Hie new l.l.llfHttV Will 1.A Inra.uH Vn In.,. than six different offers of sites were up to the consideration of the tax- payers. and when the meeting OtlPllff) hnrflH nil O nut nf aaf- Ion displayed any knowledge as to the comparative merits or the different ITopositions. A map showing the locations of t)ie different plots of ground offered was scrutinized long, and orten and in- formal drehebl. H)SK Kl.T M O,S ALL DYXAMITKRS. NEW VOHK. IKC. 1 .". Donounc-. " In the MrNamara brothera as 'de-1 praved criminals who have on their, soared souls the murder of so many. Innocent persons," Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, in the current issue of the Outlook has an editorial entitled. I "Murder is Murder." Ho decries ?x pressions of sympathy for the Mc-! Namaras "because they thought they ; acted In what they regarded as a 1 'war' on behalf of their class' as n 1 plea "monstrous In folly and wicked-' nestt." j The article says in part: "The McXamara murders, although committed nominally in the interest of organized Irbnr. differ not a whit in moral culpability from those coin- j mltted by the Black Hand or any. band of more cut throats. They are fraught with an Infinitely heavier menace to society. Yet. great though the menace to HAIR. AND SCALP TREATMENT HAIR DRESSING FACIAL MASSAGE MANICURING Special Holiday Values in Klegant Line of Framed I'ic tur.- Reproductions of master). lec;'S. rrom r.iic to $2.7.'.; siierlal pictures tor library or clen. Naile r ;.mmI Camera Albums. Traveling Cases. Iteautiful Mats and Pillows. Stationery Cases. Hand H.-gs. Card t'sneo. Powder Hooks; Calendars from l.'.c to Toilet S-ts, Shaving Sets. Powder Jars. Cigar Jars. Mat Pins and Novelties. (iaiiN-s or all descriptions. Dres-ed Kolls from J.'.r to $1..".0; these are wonderful Valu. ,j. Mull. WnUts. l-artj- and F.veniiig (...nn... Iiress Hats, all low priced and would gladden Ihe h.-art of any lady. .Sole Agents for HHICKENS: not for show, I i just good table fowls, any w number, any size phat? jNorth Side the community, the menace to the lause of honest organized labor U f.ir pmiilar" r " V I BoOHevell scores the Inlior leailern , who chaniiiioned the cause of the 'that he believes Ui unions, but says Jail workers imiKt "set their faces like I Hint against any effort to Identify ...e cause oi ui muiizen illiior (lireclly or Indirectly with any movement In siii:itin"s .wxi .xi. iikiviiit. Douglas County. Oregon i.t-....riMru. i imir io suoiuii herett'irh lliv niiiimil rtninrt nu tnv ..1- i . . . , -.-" lectorof Douglas County. Oregon, Mr the year of 1910: lclil. t nmn,,.,t uncharged on tax rolls H72.3S8.48 Sheriff Assessments . . -1 i:t rt , Penalties. Interests, costs 4. 27 Total debits .$479,016.9:. Credits. tie omnni Collected and turned over ,0 Tr"Murer I449.192.H9 n"!:"'"8 a.iiowe! real property . ... Delinquent and unsold personal property .. . nnultle assessments, etc. deduction In tax bv court orders . . . '. Cash on hand 10,642.99 . 2.862.74 4,639.32 i ni Total credits $479 016 3". I hereby certify 'thai the foregoing ! report Is a true correct and complete summarv of the figures as shown by tno tux" rolls tax receli.ts and fix ,i J,u fL Jir of 10 i. ledgers for the said year of 1910; that the amounts reported by me coi- that the amounts renorted bv n.e co'.- i,..,...i i..- i. hk. ,i,.uttaH .i.i, ii,i h. i.uon rtniv ,iu,,.wi.o,l the Tr,,as,irer or Douglas C'onnlv, oreeon i,,i ,i,u i.:n. .i..v or iw,.,h..r iqii j ' ' Respectfully submitted. Respectfully submitted. CikO K. Ol'INk. GFO K OI'IS'F a, h To. fll...r .7r i.l.w t'ountv Oregon ures""' The Hotel News, or Portland, has the following among Its notes of the recent convention of hotel men in n . . .. prletor of the McClallen at Roseburg ,,.,i i,ii,,.,tr n i.nrm.er for l.is sec. n ol' the state and made It clear ..... i i ... 1)e had the year round in the pretty lttle southern citv Mr Gronvold should be on the p,n-rnl, of the Rose! lu,g Commercial Club, or whatever ,Kaiza.ion It is that has In charge , i,sting or the southern city. ": .. .. ' . ,w rl,s or his home city as a winter The more advertising, the more business, the more business, the more I profit. That s what you're after. Patronize Rcticw advertisers. THE LEADER Grocery Co l....l..t..t..t..l..f..t.J.J.J.j-t.j..T..t-A.'. .J. n a........... . T n.nsi.ii.un I lv.lt r Ktli l-lik-v lu vi lh 4 SKI.I.S KOU wmi, C. II. Leadbetter. of Port- X land, this morning, through A John W .Un,,,l,.,l -..-I .......... T broker of this citv. mirt based X Dr. J. M. Hansl'malr s 27011 3. acres, formerlv the John K 3. .J. Sulherlln place, for which he 4. .j. I'ald JNl.nuo. This property X .j. is loiateit In Kdenhower and is o..ionK the best In the valley. ? It Is the liitentloii of the mir- X chaser to sub-divide the whole 4- tract and place game on the local and Kastern market. .Mr. .i. experienced U orchardist and exnresses th JL opinion that the best fruit 4. i t ..... .. ... ! T iiiuiis in mis stM'uon win tie , found on the levels above the X river bottoms. Mr. Campbell. X j. wn0 noeotiHted the dcnl will act as local representative for T- . .u- ...7." . ' ' V i T 2aaWJ.J-i.ajj.jjaj ., , ,T riWl"l"i"i--i-AAA... llOOTH KK-KI.KCTI-I) IIKAI) OK ACItK I 1.1 1 l( l. HOAItl). SAI.KM. Or.. Dec. 1 .-..-Besides re 1.. ... noon,. n0urK. vn dent; tieorge Chandler, linker. vic- president. and Frank Meredith. Salem, secretary, the Slate Hoard of -........... um MiUm. for a prospective complete new Stale Kalr. Ileavv rains tbronirhnnt iirnpll'lv .n o'.. ,. ... . ' " r"" ei- resuncu ill .1 Ill' v ,:.,v,,Vi', ..'i . r.lt.l.l M,N r OlttiAM.ATIOV. .. 7. '. . '' I'r.-nleiii and ;V " ' " " rnoi '"". " on-gon. u. .,i.Vin, 1 ''T. r,nr.fn iw i" Tt,a .. .. . 1 t ,. ' . , . ,,m"" "or""r ,ne '"' ''"'"J !' West- . .,, .....iinu Kast have forim-il a iM niaii. iit organization, electin, . - r....... ' .. " ""'. V.",er" r.. " '"". I'resment. "... ...e,.,r ... re- RO". secretary. "i nawiey, or uiano. auu Burke, of North Dakota, were up- pointed a committee to draw up suit- ol "le. " P"'" Governors "i" "" on me ,' rt! tremennoiis success or the movement. token or appreciation or the "r,K """f u .J!1 "' ' T d nt' aI"' Atkinson general ""an! a .he renues, of V'.-'c'r '', , ,1"? , n 1 or ,m' r" 'er,ed as the n rth,J . ce Tor the" lr ' " ,vl I i' , ' ' " Inchuled liJidn the or- P!ini7)innn arp i nmornnt. AriTonn. 0 ""S ""''" " SI , , Nevada. Colorado. W yontins. Nortli .and South Dnkotn, Mlnm-HUa, Mon- itana and I'tah. The (iovornorB spout inont nf the day at Indianapolis. AXOTHKIt KNOCK I'Olt .feited and acted as comforter to the PACIHC XoltTIIWKST. younger woman. Considerable newspaper comment MMNI(;I TO TltAVL'L KAST has been made on the advertising l.os AN'SKLKS. Dec. HI Arrange success of the tiovernor's train, and ments for Ihe transfer of Orlle Mr among other things. (ioernor WVst Mauigal to Indiauaiinlls to testify has lieen accused of being more i.i- there were completed today. Accom- terested In personal pleasure than lu advertising Oregon. . The following is an extract from ,1 letter written to a Kowbiirg ninu. which shows there l some found. tion for the suspicion that the (i.iv- ernor's train Is not accomplishing fully the object for which It was in- tended: I "I wan much disappointed, nnd po were f rieitdH of mine whom I took to the I'ninn depot to nee thttexhlhit fn the (iovernor car. as it did njt open to the puhlir while in ("hliaco. I cannot nee why yon people ghould arrange diHplavs. and then for them to Im-k the rar and keep It !ock-d while In C'hlraRo. hut their time is too much orcupied hy variouH func tions while here. You know the Chi cago Ileal Kwtale Hoard will not ha too anxiuuit io interest people to leave the city and go to the great NorthweHt. no many, like hivm-H and frfendn, were dUappointed. X. Jiiat why the writer of the ntutve wantB to knok Oregon, to the exclu sion of the other eight lt:itet repre iented. Is not clear. Ilentd-. the (iovernorH theniieUn tell a diffren story, and are a' l'ait as wirthv if helief as an anonymous l-ttT rit-r Rav C Hrown r'turtifd this morn ing from ("he! yea. in-n attended the f unTa) of his Ltt-brother-in-law. Mr Itrown. i;o made the journey to Iowa with hitu. is extending her visit there. Mr Crown reports cold weather enroute home. Mrs. Louisa Kn vart, of C.N-nda!". Is sirendlng a f'w An tn Hf-htirg Cure iT ( tiroiiir ntipali'in. "I had bn troubled jth con-ti-pation for two yars and I rid all kinds of the h't rhysi(iai.s in Itri,--tol. Tenn . and theT could do nothing for me." wrtten Thos. K. Williams Middleboro. Ky. ' Two pa'kagB of Chamberlain' Stomach and Liv.-r Tablets cured ie." Kor aa!e hy all dealer!. C I I H I I 111 1 I 1 it 1 linil 1 IVMIU UnWNMf 1 VHIIlIlIMin Hf i I U il i m I W I I . May Find Herself Figh'.ing Bulb Turkty and Persia VilllT IM1Y Tfl R! IMF ''' ' '''" 1 DLH.ll!!. Raihirlr Irtc fnmmillin hr CnMinre """" "3 Sent lo Eufdtc? D miod For Shustci's Espolim TnilKRAX. Dec. 6. Persia and Turkey against Kussla Is the latest B1,r toeing the world as the result of Ht'ssln'H action lu sending an army , enUm(, ,,s demand for the .e- nioval of W. Morgan Sinister, the American treasurer-general of Per- sia. The expulsion of all Russian olltcials Is being considered here to- ilnv nl u rmr.r.n. nf P.trulr.ii t.t.,1 Tinklsh lepresentatlves. It is said Turkey has offered Persia 400.000 troops. To add lo the danger priests The i.ri'sent crisis has been lire- clpitated by Ihe acts of the Itusslan army Persian soil. Over 4000 .,..,.... , homes, and many of these have died :l.o, exposure. i nmsl.; OI-- l.oltlis IWITKS ITS 1 AISOI.ISIIMKNT. LONDON. Dec. 16. Parliament i.ii.ik.v i.ec. lb. rartiameni adjeurned today, after enacting the adjourned today, after enacting the ' most imnortatit legislation in years, 'most imi.ortaui legislallon in years, ' he most general interest was the hill restrUHng the power of the ,,,,) t ,,.to measures passed bv the House of Commons. This it vetoed, it did the Industrial insurance nm, wiiicti aimed to aid working- ,,, in ,,,. oU1 g,.. ST)KI' NOT TOI.D OK GIRLS' Act.il TI'TAI-: TOO ILL. xk'- YORK CITY. Dec. 16. .-,.ring that the news of the aci.nlt- n ni.,v ,.riously affect his health. physicians are keeping the tnrnrnia- ,lnn ...,, Millionaire W. K. D Stokes. , s tii critically III as Ihe result "f an operation. T,u, Jin.y rn,d Ihe girls r " V"r"i" "' '"" than an hour. When summoned to "' " V""""' :r"hi"" l"'ar,', "ostrung and was sssisie.1 . '''L'lZ lt4iui,i i: t n. "vnni Whrn the f'"" "'''" ." ",r"' :",' RUIIIV, AI1SH I ) II ri 1 1 1 KilfptMi lllitllll Uu allrt w,.nt hllo violent hvKtiTim. 0n tho mh. r hand. Miss Cniham. who (.0nt In v wept throiiRhont tho tr(n HUt m,,( nfr;iin when ghe i,erd the v.-rdii t. recovered herself hen she saw hr companion so nf- .i.anied bv a score of detectives, he will leave Monday nlht In a special ear. TH K IHKAI ;nT STOIti:." Nine Days to Xmas Remember the Children! The biggest and best stock of dolls, toys and picture book in Roseburg is at The Roseburg Book Store "TIIK IHK.lt .IKT STOKK." Dec. 16 The total assessed valuation of Oregon win probably be tHOO.Oun, "oii. as compared with $884.01)0, ooo of last year. The tolal assessed valuation ror the scute as shown by the rolls of the County Assessors to be $78:1.040.217. l-ast year the total as assessed by the County Assessors was $747.1124.404. or an Increase of $.l.'..41'i.8i:t for this year. The as sessments as made by the County Assessors do not Include assessments for public service corporations. Tne assessment of these corporations by the State Tax Commission will prob ably total about $!IO.OIIO,000. I .lames Kvans, a member of a boat building firm known as Kvans & Cavannugh, and conducting a factory at Kaslslde, Coos Hay. Is missing. A note u.ft would indicate that he had committed suicide, hvans has a wife and infant child. It appears that he had been worrying about financial mailers and. according to the note left, he cashed a check which was not good. He left at his house $75 In money and the note addressed to n man boarding there, and reciuested that certain payments be made witn the money, and Indicated In the note that he was "going to leave tills, world. o lloil and Mrs. J. 11. Ilooth re - turned Krlday night from Portland and Salem, where .Mr. Ilooth attended Important state board meetings. He . . the old Abraham corner, Jackson and ok streets, but exiiects lo have an architect come here next month to 11, ,, r a , five-story business block will be erected there next year. Aiinougn it is eleven weeks since' '"" ""ssiun sunjects the strike began, the local striking'?"' I"'etlcnlly barred from entrance It. It. shopmen issued another stnte-' '"'o the Pnlted States by the rigor of nient this morning saving titer ex-1 tlle l''"lKration laws. n in.s morning saying iney ex- pect to win soon. They declare the1 pect to win soon. They declare the lanroaii s train equipment Is becoin- railroad's train equipment Is becoin- Ing so defective ns to be causing acd- dent utiil that a conference between the railroad ofliclals and strike lead- ers Is pending. The railroad officials are equally positive in declaring to th opposite In all these matters. i Diamonds, Watches, Silverware. Rich Jewelry, Art Ware I : J Mail us today the coupon below or send us a cost card and we will mail vou tree S i t our Christmas Gift Book. , 6. ... .uU,.3 . , w pages ore tilled with hundreds or suggestions for Christ- g mas gifts of a practical character, and on every article is a distinct saving. J It is W? Send FREE gm$ FOR IT We buy direct from Headquarters and save you the Middleman's Profit. 5 Christmas Gifts Bought Now Will Be Laid 4 Away Until You Want There. a.s.hueyco. J ROSEBURC'S LEADING JEWELERS 4 Store Open Evenings Until Christmas UUUUU II I11UUUI Russia Objects to Language of Sulzer Resolution BREAKS OFF NEGOTIATIONS Tart Assembles Cabinet to Considtr Situation Issue ol Tarilf N Bailie Outlined (Special to tho Evening Review) ., J 1 DIs- i "'"'""''d the action of Ihe lower i . """ ?' lo"Kress several days ago , I""1"" the Sulier resolution. d- "or me aiirogatli.ii of the commercial treaty of 18.12 between ! "u""m a,,1 "e t nlted States, becaus ! "Ie l",Hllor,s of American Jews were ! """oreu, tne itusslan government I ''"' '"'"Ke " diplomatic negotla- 8IU government ,i,,..... ' nII"K '"p matter In a formal tone. I 11 """' tnat most of the Anied- I " 1 "eosing entry Into Russia ' are e ther active nnnrehi.l. n I. are enner active i '""""V 'th the revolutionary pro- ! K"',','!; ..'! r'!r" ,."B f'u''. .,hat -" I hlef of all. Russia objects not so Chief of all. Russia objects not so niucii to the oblect much to the object of the Kulrer rest w it docs the language of the measure, which excoriates Russia In bitter fashion. Russia Informed the I'nlu-d States that she would con- alder the enactment of the Sulzer resolution un Insult. President Tuft Our Christmas Jewelry Gives Pleasure and Saves Money j Handful of Christmas Rifts from our Jewelry Store, i All new, all fair to look upon, all stanch ly construct-" ed and AH Guaranteed. Thousands of other articles t worthv to keep them cotnpanv nre pictured and priced in 5 our Jewelry Book For 1911, which is given free to f whomever needs it, and tens of thousands do need it in j this season of gift-buying. J Do you realize that Christ- 8 mas is less than a fortnight away? J Our vaults are 5 filling fast with Christmas gifts, which we lay aside for customers, until they arc wanted and the buyers need not i pay us until then. It is a new and beautiful Nanio Si rwt Tom-11 Hulf r. o. t nria h i finisn lY, i has called a siwclal session of the cabinet to consider tho resolution. AXOTHKIl TAKIKK ItATTLK TO IlKtilN XK.XT WKKK. WASHINGTON. Dec. IS. With free trade eliminated as an Issue and protective tariff matched against the- theory of turlff for revenue only, a new tariff battle will be precipitated between Republican and Democrats when President Taft's message on the Issues goes lo Congress next week. It is said that while the tariff hoard's report shows 'a substantial reduction may be made in the wool tariff, that the average reduction can not be great If the protective princi ple Is maintained. The report prac tically upholds the Republican con tention that all dutieB should be esti mated on a specific rut her than an advalorem basis. The Senate Re publicans, it Is reported, have decided to prepare a new bill before House Democrats Bend a wool bill to them disregarding the tariff board's repoi't. IIItANDKIS (ilVKS HIS IIIKA OX TIUST Nl' III KIT. WASHINGTON. Dec. 16. Testify ing before the Senate committee on commerce today. Attorney Louis D. llrundela declared he believed a trust would consider Itself Immune from prosecution If the Government found that one of Its subsidiaries consti tuted a trust by Itself. He suggested that the courts be empowered to can cel patents used Illegally to establish monopolies. Itl'.AL KSTATH TKA XSHEIM. H. G. Kempt to J. CI. .Morris, $10; ten acres, sec 28, 27-7. J. P. Morris to H. I). Davis, $22s. 80; 4 acres, sec 12, 22-6. . (illl.DIIKN'S IIAItGAINH AT M KONG'S. ,, ,I()X K ,- .... . 1 Chair t:t r.o- i:i r.n i,i0,.-.i i li, ur t t-., o..,i, u...i... .. ! $2.76 Mission $:i Value, $2.50; $3 00 ' Straliilit Cl.-.lr 1.1 iw f. in - Let us figure wltti you on lumber Spragua Lumber Co Have Arundel t.ina It 1 Catalog containing photo- t Tills Is tiik t nl IMis TO 1'sK. Put y.iiir lianiH mihI a.lilreHit In this I'l.'rtv will iim KIIKK i.f rlmrt your im Mliisirnicil rHtal.i. Hot Nu
