Roseburg review., April 29, 1912, Image 1

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PROGRESSIVE
As Roseburg leads the Southern
orefon towns la progresslveneas o
Th. Review eads all newspaper at
Uili tame lectlOD.
ROSEBURG REVIEW
INVESTMENTS
Of all kinds are beet found
through "The Renew" Want Ad
Section. Little advs. bring big re
turn!, becauae everybody reads thetn.
fOL. XV.
ROSEBCRQ, OREGON, MONDAY EVK.VIXO. APRIL BO, 1018.
No. 81.
ME TO BE CLOSE
Oakland, Yoncalla and S. P. Co.
Oppose Umpqna Port
NORTH END PEOPLE WANT IT
and "show up the misleading and
malicious statement" of the circular. T
Newspaper. Rrflert Sentiment. , J ' K, -Y:S HERB I
To sumniarlie the argument of the
circular, it says that the taxpayers
4- Officers of the Oregon ft
have been misled in the estimate as T B,i,.rn rii-.v -ih .lee.
10 the full smount of indebtedness , T tric .. arrlved here lrom 4.
wit.- which they would be called up-:T Portland Suuday night, and 4.
on ti encumber their holdings and A annouuce tnat R,eburg will
that the port, if created, would bene- A hence(or,n be their head-
fit onl.- the extreme coast end of tha quarters. The party includes .
couuu, 01 w i. """ 4 President J. A. Doyle and wife;
me nei . j, H M Farren and wife; Treas-
ing territory, ine appearance 01 me , j , n. ,5dfP-v nrt wifB ,nif
PEOPLE WIN FIGHT
circular in full in the Yoncalla Times ; 1 Cn,ef E ' lneer j. R. Mtchei,.
is acceptea an eviuence mat ub pa- . General MaaKer C. R. Akera.
Circular Agalost Prelect Results in
Mass MeetiDg at Gardiner, and
Canvassers go Fortn
Strongly opposed by the taxpayers
of Oakland and Yoncalla, if the at
titude of the newspapers of those
1 - ' , - Uf lit.' 1 ill .Manager i. akvii,
per opposes the port project, and it T of Spokanei l8 expected hero
I ilnt.Ktlasa lAflAetB ttlA RAIlt munlu of 5 . . . .... A
. tms weea, ana Atty. t. l.. u.
that community. The Oakland Ad- . Farrln of Marghrleld. lg t0 ar,
vance is outspoken editor ally against , T rlv9 tomorrow. 0ther attor.
the proposition. The Drain Non- nev. for (ne companv are Ge0.
parell has made an elaborate Journal-1 N Farrin and j M v ton of
istic battle for the port from the very, MarBnfledj and Jud(!e w. H.
inception of the pro ect and Its cam- Lee, w,lh offlce , tne Cham.
palgn has been taking on increased ber Qf Conllllerce bulidlng,
vigor as the day of election has . Portland. Thev nave taken of.
drawn nearer. 1 nces here In the Perkins bulld-
Khort Jetty Now. Umg One Later J. ng rooms 209 and 210, the
In their campaign propaganda, the . lease said to be for one year
nnlilloftv ncrpntn nf the nort nroieet . JU wllh a nrlvlleee of three All
towns are Indicative of the communal ! ..... ,k, ,h i,,eHitA iiluna mil for ! J. wore hnsv today seeking hmn.
sentiments, and with the Southern I tl)e construction of a portion of aU es for themselves and families
Slate Can ForceConnecti ids From
Outside Willi Railroads
SUPREME COURT SO RULES
Christian Science Senator Denounces
Doctors" Trust Hnmpnrj Case
, to Jury Tomorrow
Pacific Company, through its land
department, waging a vigorous cam
paign against It, the outcome of the
plan to create the Port of Umpqua.
which will be submitted to a vote of I
north Jetty "short north Jetty they 4. but say that important an
call it to protect the bar channel at , i nouncementB regarding a rail- 4.
the mouth of the I'mpqua, from Gar-j 4 roa(l to the coaBt will be forth- 4
diner to the sea, from the sands that 4 coming as soon as their offices 4
are washed Into it from across the 4. are opened, two or three days
the people whose property Is directly north ,,. Tne8e shifting sands or- 4. hence.
Involved, Is very much in doubt. The ,en reduce the depth of the channel 1 4.
: in a minimum nf seven fiet. 1111(1 (tlir-
. i. , . , ... ins those periods vessels are bar
North of onoalla. within the ! bollnd. i)V checking such sands with
county boundary from Drain to the Je,v ,t s poied out. the bar
coast and especially along the route cnanI1-eI win nave a minimum depth
of the I'mpqua river, the property o( u f(,et ,n(1 year around aIld thnis
owners are reported to be practically
permit of uninterrupted maritime
4.
4-
t"I"I"I"I"I"I"I"I-I"I"I"I"I"t"I"H"I"l-
A.MATKl'It TAI.KXT AT PALACE.
traffic
Dressed in white trousers, blue
coats and their standard scholastic
hats, a half dozen of the local High
l",c- , , ,,, ' School boys, singing and dancing, as-
tiui a par mi jei.j . ....i "' j Sated Mr. Ollphant In rendering "He
1 ui mo iii'" , " j j Is a college boy." at the Palace The
they desire the Jetty extended The fornlan(.e waa
dstanc a mile it Is estimated r.iiii.io nm.itv nnrt the
cllt Ion to Itosebiirg. April 27, 1912,
to Dr., and Mrs. It. M. llrumfleld.
a son.
o
(iKNKItAL XKWS.
a unit for the establishment or the
port. The boundaries oi the propos
ed port extend as far south as the
corporate limits of Oakland and em-
hrniA n tntnl nma nf 14lilt siilmre '
miles, containing taxable property of la provuP f7,r a permanent deep n, very "velty
the assessed value of $ 10.8i.7,uoo. - ".'Cbor a Gardiner The eX'. s nEors were encored a number o
. ... . . .1 i.. i I , V .. . , t meg. Those taking part were; Del
.North Against south t.nd. ! pense of build ng a long Je ty to save Je ..,.. Woodley
The movement for the creation of the Investment in the construction ot Sll..)h,lls()n Frp(1 MarKhall lien
the port was initiated by the fltv the short one is the particular phas );lvs Bn(, (.ot.n 1n(.k The act w
of Gardiner, headed by two of its of the whole matter around which hp ,,atpd tonght
wealthiest and most influential resl- the fight is being made. -
dents, Warren P. Reed and ex- Estimates of Cost. ItOltX
County Judge Joseph Lyons. The( The construction of a short Jetty, i ,
Immediate purpose Is the Improve . a0cording to the estimate of United nit I'M FIELD In I'mpqua Park Ad-
ment or tne naroor ai me muuiu ui slates engineers in ii.. woniu cosi i
the I'mpqua, by the notation of 2.12.000. Of that sum. the govern
bonds to increase local maritime com- niPnt would pay one-half in the event ,
merce. through which It Is hoped to I of building and the port district the,
ultimately Invite the construction other half.
of a railroad. Approximately 1100! The district would meet its share
citizens will vote on the proposition, j nf the sum. it Is set forth, by Issuing State Senator L. R. Andrews, of
which appears to have resolved it-1 20-year bonds bearing 0 per cent. r0nton, Ohio, convicted of accept-
self Into the question 01 wne-ner interest to be palil by an annual tax )ng a ),rihc for his vote, was sentenc-
the territory north of Yoncalla wil; heVy auffii lent to meet the interest e(i m nine months In the penitentiary
yield enough affirmative votes to and build up a sinking fund, which Saturday.
overcome the negative votes that will at compound interest would meet the ,t the close of a speech at Merl-
hA nniiAri In the section south of It nrinclnal at maturity. For the first ,1,,,, .,.,. smnni.,,- f,,li,,.i Then.
and Including Yoncalla. ' year, a one mill tax on the assessable dor(l Koosevelt saved a young girl
S P Co. Would Defeat Plan. .property of the district would rais fr, , hpB crushed to death there
The rainnaicn of opposition to ths. $10. 8r,6. In the succeeding years. ua,,.r tlu. wheels of his train. The
I ne lallllidiKU 11 I 11 1 a riAi.rAH Iho Iavv re-.nlred Willi 111 , .... ....a .. j .u i..
timlApf Is belne Wagl'O iroill liic ui- 11 to ie,..., w 1 ----- fiiiiiK nuiiit-u buuiiimii.v uiiu luw kiii
'""J .. .. r i,a In., l.v rmiKnti nf Increased vaiu- i.i.-.j i .nm ai
flees Of E. U. VOUIlg lUIIiliunj. ui - - - , kimoui-u iui 1111? umn lauiiiR. ni
nkinn rhleflv In the form of a'atlons. larger population and deel-, ttimteli she managed to cling to It
rlrrular letter drafted. It is not de- opment of new indesUies. 1 BMe wag 8wept from her feet. Colonel
nleri" bv the land department of the, As to the probable cost of con- HongAVeit reached over the railing
' .....ii. uuiir.mH which structing a long jetty to provide for nj ....iiod the eirl tn the nlatforni.
.n. minr thousand acres of land ! a deep water harbor the figures of wng ,.heered utn the train was
In the area affected. This letter in the opposing Tactions iiiim. 1 ro- out of tif,M
adequate number of copies has been ' ponents of the port plan cite a
Sert to all of the voters of the pro-' government engineers estimate of LOCAL NEWS.
!tr..J !, Lnn and was reprinted .".U.I.OOO. The opponents place In I
...11 1., th Vnneulla Times of last argument a contradictory figure 01 Fp n vorner went to Sutherlin
i.V.,j." nerii.ioned a big mass t -'l, loo. with a possible add! Ion or Su,iay.
...i.V. .t itinliner last Thursday. $27 1 ,000. To pay its seir-estimateo The RoRehurg Gun Club shoot
. I'lVrh .tens were taken to combat share of the first figure, wnicn wouia sundav was attended by Messrs Mul
?i. AffAei. nf It After the adjourn- be i.M.STO. the port promoters ad- , M.Cornick. Seavey and Dlerlein
..,h, meeting Warren Heed. , vorate the same procedure as inai nr K,lg(.ne. and Illalr. an expert
. ' 1 ...i..Vu,n tn the Drain Nonpareil, for the short Jetty proiecr. in.-y r M , , .rtiand. a brok
111 a - , h M.iiiiintA that the first vear s lax levy ,,,. .i,..i m .v,t l...r..,D th
.h-h...!fi.it announced that a com- would be 2.16 mills, raising $23,- ,.,. ...h,.,,,, completed. A
, few of the scores wen1: Mullen 8ft;
I Mi Cornh k. UK; Knger, 8; Road
' man. 87; Mathews. 87.
The Southern Pacific. Co., has let
a contract to the Portland Engineer
ing and Construction Co , to Install
four posts, each with a cluster of six
liEhts. in front of the new depot a
Hosehurg. These lights are to he
similar to those Installed at the de
pot at Salem. The posts will be on
concrete pedestals and will be a
hatulxome and useful addition to the
new depot equipment.
At a meeting of the Democratic
county central committee in Rose
biira today. Dexter Rice was re-elect
ed chairman and Frank (1. Mirelll
was selected as state central commit
teeman to sucreed O. P. Coshow
Carl E. Wlmberly was elected seere
tarv to succeed Joseph Mleelll. Th
ting adjourned subiect to the cai
(Special to the Evening Review).
WASHINGTON'. April 29. lly a
decision ot the I'nlted States supreme
court today, citizens of the Slate of
Washington have won the fight to
compel adjacent railroads to connect
with lines running through their
state. The decision upholds the con
stitutionality of the Interstate law
forcing the state railroad commis
sioners of Washington to enforce
such physical connections. The court
suid though the commission's order
in the present case was made on In
sufficient evidence, it would set aside
the order, which affects eight cities
in Washington.
The supreme court today authoris
ed the Interstate commerce commis
sion to regulate commerce in Alaska.
The rommlsion heretofore contended
that It was without authority undo.
the law. The court a I ho declared
that Alaska Is a territory and not a
"district." as the commission contended.
The Department of Justice an
nounced today that a suit to dissolve
the international Harvester Company
would be filed tomorrow in the
I'nited States court at St. Paul, Minn
I"I"I-I"I"I-M"I"I"I"1"I"1"I"I"H"H OUKGON ELECTH1C CARS AT
, El'CENE BV AVGV8T 1
4. FIXE STRAWBERRIES A' T
4- SERVED JIEIIK TODAY A Construction Work .Is .Progressing
1 n . TT . a T Meely Grading to be Finish.
4 About 20 local business and 4 ed In ilu Days,
4 professional men were the 4
4. guests of Messrs Fullerton ft 4. Eugene Guard:
4. Richardson, at their drugstore. A ve expect our cars to be run
4. Just before noon today at a 4. nng into Eugene by August 1st."
very pleasant opening of the . - Baid w. E. Coman. general freight
4. Oregon strawberry season, of . . and passenger agent of the Oregon
4. which Douglas county always .. Electric railway today. Mr. Coman.
4. leads. Delicious strawberries, . . aCcompanled by Euglneer Grlswold
4. grown by L. C. Hill, of North . . and s. R. Strang, arrived in Eugene
4. Hosehurg, were served, and . . it night and left this afternoon in
4. brief, fellcltions talks were ..'an automobll to go over the Una be
4. made, mostly relating to the . tween Eugene and Albany to locate
4. coming strawberry carnival on . . depot sites between the two cities.
4. May 16, 17, 18. This event is fl when asked in regard to the pro
4. expected to be bigger and bet- 4. Kress of the construction work, Mr.
4. ter than ever this year, as an 4. Cnmnn referred The Guard riinrfor
4- abundance of strawberries and 4. to Engineer Grlswold who said that
4. roses are already assured. The 4. u a expected to finish the grade be
4. State Grange will also be in 4. tween Albany and Eugene within
4. session here that week, bring- 4- thirty day., and the track will be laid
4. ing several hundred visitors 4. as fast as possible. The track-laying
4. from all parts of the state. 4. cr8W 8 now working between Salem
ant Albany, but there has been Utile
l"l")"t"r'r l"!"!"!11!"!"!"!"!"!"!"!"!"!' work during the past week on ac
count ot the recent walkout of la
borers, caused by I. W. W. agitators
Roosevelt's Quotations From
Lincoln Rebuked
SOS'S LETTER READ BYTAFT
LOCAL NEWS.
Christian Science Senator Flays
Dm tor Trust.
WASHINGTON, April 29. With
the general advocation of the "Throw
physic to the dogs," coupled with a
red hot denunciation of the American
Medical Association, which he dls
crihed as a doctors' trust. Senator
Anotiier crew haa been engaged and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lough left Sun- It Is expected that beginning Monday,
day on their return to Portland, af- conditions will be normal again and
ter a several days visit here with rol-'the track north of Albany rushed to
atives and friends. completion.
Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Dean returned ... Asked In regard to the beginning
home to Riddle todny, after a visit or work on the streets of Eugene, En
he re with the latter's parents, Mr. 1 glneer Grlswold said that unless the
and Mrs. It. T. Ashworth. I city wants to begin paving Fifth
J. C. Alexander, tho real estate street within the next month, this
dealer, returned Sunday from Port- work will not begin till the grade
land, accompanied by Dr. A. C. Smith, down the valley is completed. The
who became au investor In land near graders are working this side of
this city. Junction City and coming toward Eu
In the race for the nomination for gene at a rapid rate.
District Attorney. Hon. Geo. M l The company has a large crew at
llrown carried every county ill tho work on the big bridge across the
district Douglas by 113, Coos by . W illamette river at Harrlsburg. and
164. and Curry by 40, total 317. I It Is expected that the falsework will
Mrs. W. C. Winston. Wlnstous; be completed, so that cars may cross
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Howe, Deer) the river by May 10 The bridge
Creek; Mrs. Zelnia Cox, Canyonvlile: builders are under contract to finish
Miss ltessle Goff, Wilbur; John Kel-,the permanent Bteel structure by the
lam, Humlou; W. C. Kahle, Rogue . first of September.
River; were among the Roseburg
visitors today.
J. V. Perkins made the record
catch of salmon for this season at
Winchester Saturday. Ho landed
four of them in about two hourB time
and they weighed an aggregalo of
12ii pounds, the largest being about
40 pounds. They were all exception
ally fine fish
Colorado D.mxrals Divided Between
Wilsoo and Harmon Apaches
0! Farls Wiped Oat
(Special to the Evening Review).
UOSTO.V, Mass., April 28. Presi
dent Taft made the first speech of
the day in his Massachusetts cam
paign at Attleboro before a big
crowd. He referred to a letter pub
lished by Robert T. Lincoln, which
denounced RooBevelt for "perverting
and misapplying" words and views
of his father. President Abraham
Lincoln. Taft made no direct attack
on Roosevelt, confining his remarks
principally to a discussion ot the em
ployers liability act and compensa
tion for working men.
P. It., L. I". HELI.H TIIK
LINES AT SALEM
Welch Interest liny Htivotrar Itusl
ness nntl Itlm-k In Residence
District.
SALEM, Or., April 27. What
promises to be one of the most glgan-
At a meetiiia of the Douglas Conn- tic of proposed railway deals In this
tv Educational Hoard in I his city last section of the valley is presaged in
John D. Works, of California, today Suturduy, the present district school I authoritative Information to the ef-
dellvered 111 the senate a lengthy at- Biipervlsors, .1. J. Keman. of Riddle,, feet that the Welch interests poalttve-
aud K. II. lledrlrk, of Dniln, wereiiy nave purcnaseo me iocbi sireeirnr
re-appolnted for another ten months 1 lines of the Portlnnd Hallway. Light
at the old salary of 120 a month, ft Power Company and have closed
without allowance for expenses. deals for the purchase of an entire
Mr. and Mra. J. J. Thornton. Mr. ! block In the heart of Salem's resl
aml Mrs. S. M. Kelley. Mr. and Mrs. deuce district. The consideration for
.1. T. Goodman, Hon. O. P. Coshow, the purchase of the block will be
Rev. W. G. Miller, J nines and K. N. I more than lOO.UOO.
Kwart, were among those who attend ! This block Is bounded by Connner
ed the funeral of the late John Aaee. clal. Marion. Liberty and Center
at Wilbur. Sundav. Ills son. Hon.! streets. On one side of the block
tack on the Owen bill, providing fot
the establishment of a Federal health
department. Works declared strong
ly for the right of individual prac
tice to resort to bucIi methods of
healing as suited them Works"
views of the alleged domination of
the medical field whs from the stand
point of Christian Science, of which
he is a follower.
Iti-
niiee would visit all of the settle
ments between Gardiner and Drain
(Continued on page 2).
Neutral Ortho Arsenate of Lead
Fruit Spray for Codling Moth
Not ealy better than the law requires. 12V4. but as good a. the
Govsrsia.nt d.mand., lc for Its work. This lead won't burn the
leaves. It Is packed la steel containers, no leakage, no evaporation.
Will keep indefinitely.
Acknowledged to be the best arsenate of lead on the market.
The btst ef all is the rsassaabl price. Sold and guaranteed by
Marsters Drug Co.
George Humphry's Confession
cited 111 Court.
CORVALLIS. Ore., April 29. The
state today re-opened its case against
George and Charles llumphrys,
charged with the murder of Mrs.
Eliza Griffith, by placing M. P. Har
nett on the stand, lie testified that
George lluinphrys confessed to him
that the brothers were guilty of the
crime, giving all the details. The
defense then resumed Ita presenta
tion of the case producing several
witnesses who swore that llumphrys
was simple minded and of dull men
tality and unable to carry out such a
scheme as the murder of Mrs. Grif
fith. .
The rase will go to Jury probably
tolikornlw.
Z. N. Agee. arrived from Murshfleld
Saturday evening.
The Roseburg High School base
ball team Is keeping pace Willi the
city team, having lost Ita game
are the trucks of the Portland. Eu
gene A Eastern, avowedly a Welch
property. On another side Is the
Commercial-street Hue of tho Port
land Railway Light ft Power Coin-
agalnst the Yoncalla High School at puny, which this authoritative in
Yoncalla last Saturday. The score formation declares has been taken
wnB 10 to . The scheduled game be- over hy tne v eu n inieresiB.
tween Riddle and Grants Pass at
Itldille Sunday was called off on ac
count of wet grounds.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed. Laughead, of
Portland, are spending a honeymoon
wllh her relatives In Oakland and
Sutherlin. Mrs. Laughead was form
erly Miss Addle Hart, uf Oakland.
Her husband is employed in tli
Welch's Hackers t'nknown.
No one seems to know who is
backing Welch, hut this Information
shows that he Is spending money
lavishly here. What consideration
he gave for the streetcar properties
of the Portland Hallway, Light ft
Power Company Is not known. There
Is practically 12 miles of track here
OREGON NEWS.
After 24 hours of deliberation the
lrv fit 1'niiiiflle fltv Satiiriluv
brought In a verdict of not guilty In I iraii'l
the case of Goldle Heslcott. charged '"
with murder In the second degree
for the shooting of Charles Murray In
Murshfleld. Murray, a bartender,
died about 10 davs after being
shot. The defense pleaded the un-
wrlttin law. Murray having refused
to marry the woman after she be
came of delicate health.
liertha Apple. 1 n-vear-old daughter
of J. W. Apple, of Stavtnn. aiclilent-
lallv killed herself with a shotgun
(Saturday. While tlrivlng the kitchen.
girl hail occaston to move tne
Southern Pacific car shops in Fast and many tfousaniis ot dollars nave
Portland They were married in been spent on improvements in inese
Portlnnd lust Thursday. lines during the past two or three
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hurt, former , years,
residents of Itoselmrg. are visiting I 0
with friends In this city. They arej LOCAL NKW8.
etiniute, to llarrisbiirg. Pa., where -
Mr Hurt aoes us a delegate to thei Kloyd L. Post, of Drain, left here
rnatlonal convention nf jHaiuruay lor iiaauugs, mu.
I!,,,, h. rl, of Locomotive K.n Mr. and Mrs. U. ! . Allison anu
th
of the chairman to name committee-1 )h(t(,un whli h stood In a comer, and
men for sum precincts wnere none .,..,,, . ,11,1 hami d. the girl
receiving the full load In th" alelo
nien. juM ubove the tllgh.
gllieers. They Will go to NeW Y Org liailgUier null l. H. r.. .neem
to visit relatives, before starting on spending a few days In Portland,
their return home. Mrs M. J. Dole and son. of Salem.
W G Wade Drain; Mr and Mrs. are visiting In North Roseburg with
Carter. II . Ireland. A S Ireland ! her daughter. Mrs. A. E. Mcliityre.
E. E. Wells. Olalla; I.. P. Rollins.' Mrs. W. 8. Lamson left Sunday
Salem: K. W. Rooney, Will P. Fisher. night lor Portland to undergo a stir
A F. I.lnilahl. Seattle; l I.. Ilurd, K. al operation.
Clendale; Oscar Wcnti and wife, accompanied her.
Uavton. Ohio; W. 11. McMllletl, Iloag-
Colorado Democrats Gather la
State Convention.
COLORADO SPRINCS. Colo
April 2$. Colorado's Democratic
state convention was opened here to-
day with every prospect of a bitter
fight over the selection of a Balti
more delegation. Harmon, Clark and
Wilson ull have supporters in the
convention. The delegation to the
slate convention from Denver Is
headed by Mayor Robert W. Speer.
proprietor of the Denver Times.
The leaving of Gov. Shafroth off
the delegation to today's convention
Is considered slap at his admlnlstra-
. tlon. It Is understood that Mayor
I Speer and the Denver delegation are
for Harmon, and If the Ohio govern
nor Is Indorsed the Wilson men
threaten to hold a rump convention.
Ijiat nf Paris Terrorists In Hands
of Police.
PARIS. April 29. Gamier, chief
lleutentant of Bonnot, the "demon
chauffeur" who was killed In yes
terday's sensntlonnl battle with the
police, was arrested here tonight He
was taken completely by surprise and
made no resistance. Gamier Is last
of the bandits who have been terror
izing Paris and the surrounding dis
trict for months with murders and
robberies.
llnnnnt and Dubois, a notorious
anarchlat, were shot to death yes
terday In the most thrilling encount
er In the annals of French crime.
A garage at Choluy-le-Rol, six
miles south of Paris, in which the
bandits had taken refuge, was blown
up hy dynamite, after these two men
had kept at bay for hours a large
part of the police force of Paris, a
contingent of gendarms, two com
panies of republican guards and a
company of engineers. Ten thousand
spectators viewed the battle.
Ronton and Dubold. after wound
ing two policemen, took refuge In
the garage. A detachment of soldiers
succeeded In placing dynamite
against the structure snd blowing
out the front walls. Ilonnot was cap
tured alive He was riddled with
bullets and died on the way to a hos
pital. The great crowd, with cries of
"Death to ilonnot," almost tore the
bandit from the soldiers, several of
whom were Injured.
Dubois was killed by the dynamite
explosion.
Mrs J. J. Jones, who has been the
guests of Mr. ami Mrs. L. J. Ilarnes.
left this morning for her borne at
Fargo, N. D.
Dr. E. J. Homier, eye specialist, of
Mrs. Joseph Kirk Medford. Is In Roseburg for a few
days. Pbone 281.
Millinery Specials
WIS WEEK
Beautiful ' ,' " T., from l - up. (.peeial '''
Tailored Ha" an , pi.turv llal. Very f-nl ITl.f..
'or this week 13. 0
Suit, Dress and Coat Specials
A few spe.iJ
I,
.. .1 I initi
grsvs 1 WW ii - -
Gosard fors-' '
Fads! )!"'-''' "j;r '
. j'l l,.teanl llllie ,:. w.-
n,. in..-, an. Vi
. ar.d IP-ie- H r
,v..r t. Manicuring.
ties stid
and Sialp Treatment
THE LEADER
Mn; C. V.. Anderson. Medford; K M
Howell. Round Prairie; Oswalt
Scbmiils. Berlin. Wis ; H. E. Smith,
K T. Morli.n. Mr. and Mrs. A. Ever
ton. Portland, were recent arrival-
at the Grand Hotel.
Charles llet-kitt. employed at the
Rosetiurg Steam Laundry, received
a telegram Sunday announcing the
trriaic death of his brother-in-law.
Parties using Grand I'liloli Tea "''" moss.-. .,, ,.... ..,
Company Good- will he pleased to Menu. T I , . r
, ' ..... 11. ...1 r- i,,. 1"oiit was driving turned oyer.
rncr Ijine' rumma 111
neath M is
Mil H E.
were selected by the voters at th
pri maris.
I A valuable mare heionsing to C.
D Maynard. of West Roseburg. bus
1 talned a broken leg In a runaway
'accident Saturday evening and had
to be shot. Mr. Maynard had Just
allehted from his bugsy after enter
I inx Hanks Welker s stables on
i Main street when the animal became
frlghtenrd. supposedly at :he ring
ing of a telephone bell. She dashed
.through the full length of 'he barn
nut at the rear door an Kane street,
thence around by the court house
and down Douglas street to Jack
s"n. Attempting to turn the comer
she dashed Into the curb, slipping on
the payeuient and fell, breaking the
left hind leg completely off st the
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ligaments torn away The Injury rat, PCfltCl WIHIK UldJIItlllU un ' " ''
Mivnrv arid IhM 1 1
i.it'i! Ht thf Old M;in1
1 hi... Tin" St ri' . For prompt
(Diamonds
Fine, brilliant, one-fourth car-
ho:les for recovery and th
animal was killed. She was a vsln
ahle. trgh v-lrt'ed driving n.are. for
which I4"0 hsd b-en refused She
wa formerly ond hy Henry Rich
ardson who seeun-d her from Dr
Luther Hamilton, of Portland
$30.00 at
ikui as he fell under
ife and child, who were
In the machine also, escajied with
slight Injuries Blosser was a broth
er of Jo I'll lllorser. the Winchester
pox' master and storekeeper.
C. K. Madison Kelloggs; II Rach
or. havs creek: M Sachs. Jr. Tam
il. Honda. W. S Barrett. Indian
apolis; It E Mclliigh, Denver; J H.
AiMtlti. W. A. Smiley. C. A. P-rklns,
Gardiner: I G. Kelly. II M Farren
and wife. J Arnold Ik. vie and wife.
dfrey, wife snd tour sons. .1.
hell.' Wm It. Mealey. A. G.
M'-iiatie. .1. v . Thompson. Portland;
Mrs K Nover. Mabel Hntilev, Drain:
le : n I ardwell. ( "ttage Grn.e. J ('
Saiicerninn. r . I .
re recent srrlv-
JfT fw f 1 Davidson. E F. Sam
I lirVnil Q -Rosey. Sutherlin: we
e JLI J Ull a Mr(;i,,en.
Declamation Contest
High School Students
PALACE THEATER
Tuesday, April 30th, 1912
The following high school students have been chosen to compete
for a prize of t.'u In gold: Paul Johns. Wallace Singleton. Allda
Hagan, Vert Tipton, Leon Marsters snd Gladys Gags.
Wests i. a snle ( the Manters Drag i n., at Mr: all wis reeerrwl.
The H'njh School Orchestra Will Furnish the Music