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PROGRESSIVE
At Roseburg leads the Southern
Oregon towns In progresslveness so
Tbe Review leads all newspapers o(
Ibis same section.
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VOL. XIV.
ROSKBl'RQ, OREGON, SATl'HRAY KVKXIXti, FEBIUARY 10, 1012.
No. 201.
20,000 Rebels About to Attack
City of Mexico
300 MEN FALL IN SKIRMISH
Aitl-American Sentiment Rons Ulgn
and Fear ol Massacre Alone
Slops Intervention
(Special to the Evening Review).
MEXICO CITY. Keb. 10. Za-
pttlBta revolutionists, estimated to
number 20,000, are closing in on the
capital today In a final effort to over-
throw the Madcro government. A
force of 3200 federals clashed with
them at Horseshoe Hill. r0 miles
south of the city, and checked their
advance temporarily after Hie biggest
fight of the campaign. In which 100
men were killed and twice as many
wounded. President Madero Is con
fident of his forces being able to ad
minister a decisive defeat to the
rebels when they get near enough to
the city to warrant a general engage
ment.
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SLOGAN OF REBELS BODES
TO AMERICANS.
EL PASO, Texas. Feb. 10. Hund
reds of American refugees are pour
ing Into the city from Mexico with
stories of a growing anti-American
feeling throughout Chihuahua state.
They say a campaign of "Mexico for
Mexicans is being Inaugurated oy
rebels, who control the railroad and
all the principal cities of the state.
the rebels have cut International GOOD ROADS IS GOOD
railroad communication, may be Hl'SINESS, HAYS GOV. WEST.
reached. I
Governor Colquitt pointed out to Also Tells of Work About State In-
''"i" De'ar,ment "V" T'dft; MUutloiw Next Year'. Tax.-,
of El Paso were apprehensive that
rebels at Juaret might resist the ,H "'"'
entry of Mexican troops from Amerl-
can territory and precipitate a battle' Good roads Is good business,
endangering American lives and declared Governor West as the basis
property. ---- '
legislation In an address last night
RERF.L WARSHIPS PREPARE TO " ' East Side Branch Library.
.,,,.., iiniT given under the auspices of the East
HiniiiAKiP Mini. S(de Bu8nesg Men., Cub he
TIEN TS1N, Feb. 10. The bom-! portiand Journal,
bardment of Pekin Is Imminent. Thel "Bonds proposed for roads," he
population of the capital Is in a panic j added, "are but pledging the state's
and thousands are fleeing from tbe crent for necessary business exoan-
clty. Rebel warships have entered 8lo- Bn(j distributing the cost over
the harbor of Shan Hal Kwan, east . nuniDer 0f years."
of Pekln. The men and women who listened
' .,,' last night to Governor West were
TAFT REPRIEVES NEGRESS WHO maIed and malSe enthusiastic bv his
KILLED HER HISBAND. showing of the transformation In the
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. On At- appearance and working of the state
torney-General Wlckersham's recom-' institutions. '
mendatlon. President Taft today re-j He had a new series of stereoptl
prleved Mrs. Mattle Lomax, a negress con slides to show how weed patches
sentenced to hang here for murder about the state asvlum and mute
on February 19, until May 20. Mrs. ' school have been made Into gardens
Lomax killed her faithless husband.
ATTORNEY-GENERA L
CRAWFORD HAS EYE
ON GOVERNOR'S CHAIR.
SALEM. Or.. Feb. 9. From a
and lawns. The pictures told the
story of some bricks, and how they
are paying for eggs and pigs.
Output Increased.
It seems the prisoners in the peni
tentiary brick yard were turning out
16.000 bricks a day. Governor West
said he would consider that the basis
wav It was learned here today that f ""t that he would
.7. c..fr,i he n. dlv de between the pr soners and the
"TLllZlL, ,h state the proceeds of all production
piruuuna 10 :'h", .i. that I above 16.000 bricks a day. the bricks
;,"te:.,".n?.-? " ';...P.V. ?1 f-e selling to o.ber state institutions at
he will become a candidate two years
hence.
When questioned with relation to
the subject, the Attorney-General
would neither affirm nor deny that
, 1.1 i.AnmA c n.nHMntn He
made It plait ,. however, that he, been getting from the stove foundry
would not be a candidate again for."i"-'""" "" " i-"
the rate of $5 per 1000.
The dally output was immediately
raised to 24.000 bricks. The In
creased earnings of the prisoners
amounted to more than the state had
-ttnmev-General. and adroitly
turned the conversation from the
Governorship to plans of engaging In
the law business
Portland.
Intimate friends ot tne Aiiornej
vate concern.
The Governor put the Increased
earnings for the stute into chicken
1th his son at houses and pig pens not the Infected
shacks that had existed, but new
and model equipment. The chickens
INTERVENTION MIGHT LEAD TO
MASSACRE OF AMERICANS.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 10. Alarm
ing reports of the possibility of an
antl-Amerlcan uprising In Mexico
reached the State Department from
American consular representatives,
should the Culled States troops in
vade Mexico. It Is authoritatively
stated that this consideration alone
nrevents American troops from cross
ing the border. There are 40.000
Americans in Mexico.
Strict patrol of the Mexican fron
tier by American troops will be put
Into active operation wltn tne ar
rival of 400 Infantrymen from rort eected, he says, he will support the
the pens. Each week a report of
the work of the hens Ib made In
tabulated form to the Governor. The
eggs are sold to the asylum, which
had been spending $5000 a year for
eggs.
The pig pen. like the hen houses
General have for some time, it Is I are of good breeds, divided among
stated, urged him to groom nimseii
for the race. Recently, It is said,
he has given them encouragemnt.
and they are confident that he will
enter the field.
Hunk Out for Congress; Declare, for
IU.UVI.lt
SLEM Or Feb 9 Adopting as is now the best In the state. It was
his camualgn slogan "For Roosevelt , built by a convict, who did so well
and Progress and Against Taft and the Governor pardoned hl.n when he
S?andpatUm." John P. Rusk, of La I Imd finished the Job. It did not look
Grande. Speaker of the House of, In the picture like a pig pen bu
Representatives at the last session of more like a roomy bungalow, but It
.iJ i --iit..re today filed with the meets the modern pig-raising Idea
Secretary of State his declaration of
Intention to become a candidate at
the primaries for Congress from the
i-cnnri fomcresBlonai uiHinci. ii
Whinple. Arizona, who were today
ordered to proceed to El Paso to co
operate with the V. S. Cavalry under
Colonel Stever. An Infantry bat
talion under Major Moore will arrive
at El Paso tomorrow.
Movement of Mexican troops
across American soil to Juarez was
held up today on account of the pro
test of Governor Colquitt, of Texas,
who feared that a battle on American
soil would harm Americans. Secre
tary Knox is investigating the mat
ter and It Is unlikely that Mexican
troops will be allowed to enter this
country.
Secretary Knox has asked the
specific purpose of the military ex
pedition for which permission Is
one ht to travel from Eagle Pass.
Tex., to El Paso, Tex., In order that
efforts of Roosevelt. 1 roliette,
Cummins and other progressive lead
ers. He declares In favor of Roose
velt for President, and says If Roose
velt will not accept the nomination
that he will support some other light
ing progressive.
6
Pneumonia Start With a Cold.
You are probably aware that
pneumonia always results from a
cold, but you never heard of a co'd
resulting In pneumonia when Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy was used.
Why take the risk when this reme
dy may be had for a trifle? For sale
by all dealers. C
Miss Vena Hall, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Walter Houser, re-
polnts in Northern Mexico, to which, turned home to Wilbur today.
R. L. Stephens
The Shoe Man
Next Door to P. O.
Shoes Repaired
Special Shoe Sale
In order to make room for our
spring stock a discount of 10 per
cent to 20 per cent will
be given on my entire stock for
The Next Twenty Days
NOTHING RESERVED
This is an opportunity to get
better values for your money
than ever offered within the city.
This sale will last for
20 Days Only 20
Mercury Drops 28 Degrees in 12
Honrs in New York
MICHIGAN COLDEST STATE
garet Cameron, protege of the Intel
railroad wizard Edwiu Hawley, who
was reported to have died intestate,!
declared today she had found his
.will in his country home bequeathing
her a large share of his $30, 000, Olio
'estnte. She says she haa the will!
and will produce It when she finds
out what the Hawley heirs propose
. doing.
Miss Cameron was known In Baby
lon as Hawley s niece and ward. It
was positively asserted that when
Edwin Hawley was stricken with Ill
ness that ended his career he was
making elaborate plans to marry his
protege.
STREET RAILWAY STRIKE.
CHICAGO, Feb. 9. After a meet- 4. GARDINER DEFEATS
lug of the leaders of the street rail-! 4. CITY INI OHIOR.iTION.
way nieu's union, the following state- 4 ,
incut was given out tmluy: 1 4- Sheriff Qulne returned from
"A general street railway strike, 4. Gardiner Friday night, brlng
affecting both surface and elevated ! 4. lug the returns from the elec-
roaus, win ue ordered in Chicago 4. tlon there on the question of
some time next week, unless James
It. Hogarih, superintendent of the
Chicago Railways Company, is re
moved from the operating department."
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Kl'NRAY AT THE CHI HCHES.
SPECIAL SCHOOL TAX.
Steamer Foit Bragg Strikes Rocks oil Amounts Voted by Districts or levied
Point Arena Folk Draws Out
ot Presidential Race
liy County Court.
Following Is a list of the special
school taxes levied by vote of the
several school districts which voted
such taxes for the present year, or
levies made bv the County Court to
(Special to the Evening Review) hiln- the totnl tin to the minimum
NEW YORK, Feh. 1 0. Demornl- per pupil which is fixed by law. This
izing Dusiiiesa cunuiuons generally list Is in addition to the general
and causing Intense suffering among school tax levy of 1.4 mills fixed by
the poor, zero weather settled over tho Countv Court at their regular
New York State today, the mercury January term. The minimum annual
dropping 28 degrecB In 12 hours. At fund Is now fixed by state law at $8
Iluffalo It was the coldest anywhere ,or pupil. If the general school tax
in the state, the thermometer regis- ,.vy does not supply that amount In
tering is Deiow. ll districts the Countv Court must
Further west It Is much colder, make up the deficiency by making
At Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., It Is 32 special levies on the property In such
below, at LaiiBlng It Is 24 below, districts. Most of the following
Similar temperatures are reported special taxes were voted by the die
from Ontario, Canada, where several tricts themselves:
persons were rrozen to death. It IB
34 below In Toronto.
STEAMER STRIKES ROCKS OFF.
POINT ARENA.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 10. With 1
25 passengers aboard, the steamer
Fort Bragg this morning struck the'
rocks off Point Arena as she hugged
the const during a heavy fog. She
stove a big hole In her side, and the .
passengers thinking the ship was
sinking fled to the decks In a panic.
Tbe Bteamer sent a wireless mes-j
Kftee to Snn Francisco mid the til-'
Itover rushed to tow her Into port.
It Is not yet ascertained how badly
damaged the steamer Is.
EXPLOSION AT PATHFINDER
DAM KILLS FIVE.
DENVER. Colo., Feb. 10. Five
workmen were killed as the result
of a dynamite explosion at the Path
finder project near Caspar. Wyom
ing, according to word received here
today by the Reclamation llureau.
and helps the state sustain the
standard set by the Agricultural Col
lege.
Then the picture showed how con
vlcts and cheaply obtained material
are building roads between tbe state
Institutions at a cost of a few hund
red dollars a mile, when Buch work
would ordinarily cost $ 10.000 a mile.
The roads before Improvement were
shown to be bogs, where an empty
wagon had to be drawn by four
mules or It would be mired. The
effect of rock, blasted from a quarry
by a convict In for safe-cracking,
rolled by a steam roller that had
been abandoned because It threatened
to explode and completed by patient
work of honor men from the prison
working without guards was to
Impress the new Idea of Imprisoning
men to make them better In a most
picturesque way.
Taxes to Re l,owcr.
The Governor said that the reason
taxes are so heavy this year Is he
cause of large appropriations by the
Legislature and promised that next
year the taxes would be much less.
He said that there Is absolutely
no excuse or justification for pro
moting the back to the farm move
ment unless It Includes the building
of better highways. H said that
for the Oregonlan to say that the
proposed bond Issue of $20,000,000.
distributed ai the rate of $2,000,000
a year for ten years, will Impose
Immediately an Interest tax of $1.
000.000 a year Is rank falsification:
that the bonds would draw $100,000
Interest the first year, and $100.0no
additional each for ten years before
the maximum $1,000,000 annual In
terest charge would be assessed.
A STRANGE STORY.
Argyle. Mich Mrs. Wm. II. Car
son. In a letter from Argyle. says: "I
was almost wild with pain In my
head, and other severe pains, due to
womanly troubles. Cnrdul gave me
great relief at once Further use of
Cardul raised me from mr bed of
agony. Cardul saved my life and I
can't be thankful enough for what
It did for me." Whether seriously
sick or simply ailing, take Cardul.
the woman's tonic. As a general tonic
for women, to Improve t.e appetite
.nrt huild un the constitution. Car
dui is in class bv Itself. Those who
have used It sar it does the work: It
relieve-. It cures. Try It. Your
druggist hss It.
Illantrd .frp,l Worker.
,-I blamed my heart for severe dis
tress In my left side for two years,"
writes W. Evans, Danville. Vs.. "but
I now know It wi Indlgestloh. an
Dr. King s New I Ife Pills completely
i cured me." Rest for stomach, liver
and kidney troubles, constipation
' headache or debility. 2'c at ill
dru-sisU. K
' W. C. Harding and L. B. Wallace
have sued Nortnin Age In the Cir
cuit Court here for $74.(1.
ROOSEYEI.T ROOSTERS FROM 1.1
STATES ASSEMBLE.
CHICAGO. Feb. 10. Positive an
nouncement from Roosevelt regard-!
Ing his candidacy for the Presiden
tial nomination Is expected to follow
a meeting here today of the Roose
velt adherents representing fifteen
states. The meeting is under the
auspices of the National Roosevelt
committee. J
FOLK WITHDRAWS FROM RACE.
TO AID CLARK. I
ST. LOUIS Feb. 10 Joseph Folk,
of Missouri, today withdrew from the
Presidential rnce w-hen he agreed to
vote the entire Missouri delegation'
for Speaker Champ Cla-k as long nsj
Clark thinks he has a chnnce of win
ning the Democratic Presidential
nomination. This admittedly places
Clark in a position of being a serious
opponent of Wilson and Harmon.
HAWLEY'S WILL Fol NB BY
WARD HE WOCLD WED.
BABYLON, L. I., Feb. 10. Mar-
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Christian, Rev. J. N. McConnell,
pastor. Lulon S. S. rally at Presby
terian Church at 9:30; preaching at
the Christian Church at 11 a. m.;
union services at Presbyterian Church
at 3 p. in.; no preaching at Cbrlatiau
Church in the evening.
Eplscopul, Rev. Charles Wilson
Baker, rector. Sexugesima; Holy
communion at 7:30 a. in.; Sunday
school at 9:45 a. m.; morning pray
er at 11; evening prayer at 7:30. All
are cordially invited to these services.
1'mkIij terliiii. Rev. J. E. Burkburt.
pnBtor. Grout union Sabbath school
rally ut 9:30 a. m., under the leader
ship of Evangelist Smith; the service
will close promptly ut 10:40. Morn
4 incorporation as a town. The
4 measure was defeated, for tbe
4 second time, by a vote of 48
4. to 28. The vote will probably
4 be ottlclally canvassed
county court Monday.
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PROPOSALS WANTED FOR SITES
FOR ARMORY.
Sealed proposals will be received
by the undersigned up to and Includ
ing March 1, 1912, for sites for the
arnoiy to be erected In Rosebnrg,
Oregon, for tho Oregon National
Guard. Such sites shall be not less
than 100 by 150 feet in area, and the
prices submitted must cover all street
pnving. grading or sewer assessments
charged against snld nroiierty.
Diagrams or maps must be submit
ted with each of such proposals and
descriptions of property showing the
exact location of the propored sites.
together with locatio.i of tbe nearest
1..- ut 11 ...1. ,, ni,, ii
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afternoon. At 6:4 5 a service for
women only In the M. K. Church.
Great mass meeting for men at 7:45.
ThcBe meetingB In the afternoon and
evening will be led by the evangelists.
They will bo great meetings. You
annot afford to miss them. Cume
and bring a friend.
Methodist Eplscouil, South. Rev.
K. M. Mears, pastor. 1'nlon Sabbath
srhocd rally at Presbyterian Church
at 9:30 a. nr. Instead of the regular
Sabbath school. At 11 ft. m. the pas
tor will preach and will open tbe
reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
GEO. E. HOUCK,
ml Roseburg, Oregon.
LOCAL NEWS.
Fred Fisher was down from Myr
tle Creek this arternoon. Ho lias
been erecting the new cement build
ing there for Sam Moore to replnce
the one burned last summer.
II. J. Bovlngdon. of Oakland. Is
still here under treatment by Drs.
. . .11 . "!, . .,., .l, ,..: Seelv. Sether A Stewart. Since an
," , ' In, M,,.n"Th Z 'w iV ".-..ion on hi. nose a few day. ago
be no evening service owing to the , J, , "! very much tter and
evangelistic services nt the Presby.
terlun Church.
1 now lias hopes of complete recovery
without toe necessity of a change of
' .1 climate. "
HuplM. Rev. V. 11. r.uton. pastor. 1 P(,llt,01,g wera ln circulation this
The usual Sunday school service , al WPlv ,Png generally
will give way to the union Sunday ,,no(li nilklng Hon. Dexter Rice to
school services at the Presbyterliiu 1 111TP,t ,he nomination for president
Church at 9:30 a. 111.; all members or , or (,,ebnrg Commercial Club for
tbe Sunday school are requested to be j hp .,, v,,Hr- yTnni K. Alley hav
tbere on time. 9:30 sharp. ihc.rni. ,wlllHj t(, ,,.,.,,,,1 the nomlna
wlll be the iiBiial morning preaching ,()n r.r,.nty offered him by the noml
servlce nt tbe Baptist Church ut 1 1 . ,, (.omnilttee or the club. Mr.
a. m. No evening services nt tliia , ,0o wmUi iake nn excellent officer
church on bccoiiiU or union services! . ml poult ltn.
already announced. Everyone la cor-i ,, r K nicker, or Gardiner, Is
dlaliy Invited. (being urged by his friends to become
Clirl-llnn Si lence, corner Lane andia candidate on tbe Republican ticket
Main streets. Services every Sunday I for Representative from Douglas
at 11 a. m. and every Wednesday at comity In the next session of the
7:30 p. 111. Subject for tomorrow Is Legislature. Mr. flicker Ib an ex
'Spirit.' Everybody Is Invited to ' oi-l la-itt and substantial citizen and
attend these services and visit the R,,rVi. a term In the Legislature
reading room In same building, open ' Hrvenil years ago. thereby adding to
2 to 4 p. in. every Tuesday, Thursday! his fitness for that position at this
anil Saturday. time.
" The president ot the Eugene Coin
Judge Victor Moses, of orvalllB, nicrrial Club writes to tbe lurul club
will he a candidate ror delegate t ,lat i,out 2.1 Eugene business and
the National Democratic convention ,,rof,.BMOIm ,en will he In Roseburg
nt Baltimore. Judge Moses was ,.xt Monday evening In a siieclal car
former resident of Myrtle Creek and (.Mrml((, on a tour of the Southern
has many friends here. i ()r,1((0n tnwnR. going as far as Klam
Clarence Thompson, or Coles Val-,h They will arrive here at
ley. sold to Ed. Singleton this a-.:,;2n p. 111. and stay until 4 o'clock
ternoon his noted varmint liouiul. i ,.x, morning before going south,
the consideration being $100 cash. They will be gn-sts of the locnl club
R I. McLaughlin. Tlios. Ilutlleld. . and citizens while here. A banquet
I (i Matiliews. Geo. Cox. In-er-will be tendered them during the
Creek- W. F. Price, w. L. Singh-! evening. Tho reception and enter
ton O Barker Oak Creek; W. T. , tainmcnt commltieo are: Frank E.
Finery' W It. Vinson, Coles Valley; Alley, .1. II. Booth, A. C. Marsters.
O II Ca'h G I) Rose, .lucoh Jones. .Ion. Mlcelll, Henry Harth. T. R.
Arthur Cl'oake. Edenbower. were Sheridan. I. R. Smith, G. G. Good
among the Roseburg visitors today, man.
New Spring Goods
M It NEW SI-RING SI I TS. i OATS, DRESsES AND WAISTS are
arriving constantly. They are perfection In style, color and materials.
SVe have also a lo w shipment of (ii.Minl Corsets that have proved so
universally popular. Every lady will want one over which to fit her
new spring garments. For health, beauty, comfort and fashionable,
supple figure, they stand fur above comparison.
NEW MILLINERY we are receiving In Immense shipments.
ilnlr Goods nnd 1 1 11 1 r Accessories. Novelties nud Neckwear we ran
show you in gn at variety.
THE LEADER
HAIR. AND SCALP TMEATMENT
FACIAL MASSAGE
HAIR DRESSING
MANICURING
Patronise Review advertisers.
Buy Land in
Old Mexico
The last chance to get good cheap land. Write me lor Information and
descriptive mutter. The roinpauv runs sn excursion to the land Inm
Kansas City twice s month. U't nie know ir you want to go and look
this land over and I lll moke arrangements ror ou lo meet the ex
cursion at El I'aso. Texas You have 131.000 acres (lesa 6S.000
acres sold In I be six nionthsi to t'-it from. Come on. fine cli
mate. giHid aier. good land Come on to Candelarla Valley.
J. 11. G0E, Local Agent
I'KIIDI K. OREGON.
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