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Newspaper Page Textm ."V DOUGLAS COUNTY'S INEXHAUSTABL2 NATURAL RESOURCfiS AND CLIMATIC ADVANTAGES MAKE IT THE MOST ATTRACTIVE FOR H0MESEEKER3 AND mvrJTClv INVEflTMENTO PROGRESSIVE As Roceburg leads the Southern Oregon towm Id progresslveness 10 ROSEBURG REVIEW Of aU kinds are through "The Review" Section. -jUttta Ma MB IM&&V J-Ths Rovlew leads ill newspaper! ot - i .... turna. beeaase everybody read taajaV I . j.-ffevv 'r..i. VOLUME XVI. ROfiEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 10, 101S. tit " ' CITY IN DIRE STRAITS Food and Ammunition of Turks at Adrianople Give Out COMMANDER APPEALS FOR HELP Betas Proposal, But Demand law. I PricU Abandoned t Mexian Rebels (Special to the Evening Review!. CONSTANTINOPLE. March 17. Frantic appeals for aid, accompanied by the declaration "We can hold out only a week longer." were received today by army officiate in cipher wireless dispatches from Sliukrl Pasha, Turkish commander of Adri anople. It Is said Rhnkri has ex hausted his supply of food and am munition and that scurvy and Inies tinnl disorders are ravaging; the ranks of the defenders. The llalknn allies have accepted the proposal for European nivllaliiin. The allies stipulate, however, that Turkey must pay un Indemnity, llos- tllitieg, It Is further stated, will ceti tlnne during the negotiations. equal number of federal regulars, and the city, center of American mining and industrial Interests, was de molished by bombardment and street fighting In which even the towns people engaged. The federal authorities have taken cognizance of the reports that American capital is being employed in the constitutionalist propaganda and the threatened Invasion of So nora by an organized band of Ameri can fllibusterers. It Is announced that representations will be made at Washington requesting that extraor dinary precautions be taken on the border for the preservation of neu trality. TO FRIEDMANN OIVEH HERIM PATIENTS AT OTTAWA. OTTAWA, Can.. March 12. Dr. Friedmann arrived today and Ib the guest of the Canadian Antl-Tubercul-osls Association. He was given a hearty reception. Ho treated several tuberculosis cases in the Water street hospietal, all In advanced stages, lie returns to New York Fri day. Three weeks later he will again come to Ottowa to see how the inocu lations given have progressed. 75,000 WEST VIRGINIA MINERS THREATEN TO STRIKE IN SYMPATHY MEXICAN REBELS ADD ANOTHER GARRISON TO VICTORIES. DOUGLAS, Arizona, March 1 .' -General O'Jcdn evacuated the l-'cd-eral post at Agua Prieta today with his command, then, augmented by fugitives from the defeated gnn-isrins ot Naeozari and Kl Tlgre, swelling his forces to alio, he marched westward, apparently with Nannies, Sonora, us the objective point. Desperate fighting In an attack on Parral, Chihuahua, entailing a huge loss In n fifty hour battle, was ro ; ported In belated advices reaching here late, tonight. Some ir.00 consti tutionalists, rebelling against Huer tu's national government In Chihua hua, were driven hack by almost an (Special to the Evening Review). CHARLESTON. W. Va., March 12 A sympathetic strike of 75,000 miners ill West Virginia Is the an nounced plan of Vice-President Hayes, of the United Miue Workers. Hayes declared that the strike will he culled April 1. unless the strikes :n the Paint Creek and Cabin Creek districts are settled before that date. Bull Moose Beckons Elephant to Council of War MUNSfY ACTS AS SPOKESMAN Mtscvdt's Agar, yes him of Money ltd Newspapers m Stand-Pat Side atd Advises Alliance (Special to the Evening Review) NEW YORK, March 12 Apparent- LOCAi MOOSE LODGE ELECTS OFFICERS fOR COMING YEAR Annual election of officers for the coming year was held Tuesday even ing by Koseuurg Lodge No. 1037, Loyal Order or Moose, at which time the following were chosen: L. Wlm berly, Past Dictator; P. E. Foster, Dictator; W. A. Burr, Vice Dictator; O. O. Jennings. Prelate; Walter Good, Sergeant at Arms: Dr. K. L. Miller, Physician: H. O. Pargeter, Secretary; J. M. Throne, Treasurer; C. C. Grecnman. Inside Guard; Wal ter Williams. Outside Guard; Ralph Clawson. Musician; H. S. French, Harry Pearco, M. F. Rice, Trustees; Geo. Neuner, Jr., Representative to Supreme Lodge. The purchase of the large mnoso heud which adorns the hnll was completed and a life mem bership was awarded to Howard Car ter, of Myrtle Creek. Progress on the building movement was reported ly abandoning tho Idea that the Pro- and ) on th(, Dg Moose celebration gressives uiuue wouiu inuio nuuui, enough to win the next National hat tie from the Democrats, Frank Mun sey, friend of Roosevelt, Issued today an appeal to both Progressives and old-line Republicans to meet on neut ral ground and organise a new party. Munsey says the Republicans have plenty of money and more news papers that the Progressives. He declares that the plan to rnlse cam paign funds by popular subscription has proved a fallacy, adding: i All attempts to rnlse money in ' REMEMBER You can secure a HomeSite in Roseburg's Best Residence District on terms that you are un able to get on lots in other Subdivisions, and at prices that are reasonable. $5 Cash $5 Per Month Buy new, don't wait, de lays are dangerous. May be the lots you want will be sold tomorrow. Kinney's Addition HIMES & OLIVER Office adjoining Grand Hotel. Cass Street ATTORNEY PARK1SON PLEADS FOR lll'.MPIIRYS. Tries to Make Governor Relieve Mrs. Griffith Wax .Mui-ilered Ity Dr. North, Dentist. SALEM, Or., March II. Newly discovered evidence tending to show that Dr. North, an Itinerant dentist, and not the Humphrys brothers, la guilty of the murder of Mrs. Eliza Griffith, wus the chief argument ad vanced liy Marry j. i-armson louuy. before Governor West, in an effort to secure executive clemency for the luniphrys. I'nrkison declared mat nr. .Nona id been seen at the Griffith home he day before the murder, and that vidence had now seen iincarmen showing that he was without money ut that the day after the mnriier had about the sum that had dis- ppearcd from the Griffith home. He irther declared that evidence una eeii unearthed showing that North had bought a brand new suit or lollies In Portland and thnt the old suit had blood stains on It. 1 hese stains had been analyzed and found be human blood. This evidence. he maintained, he had been oiscov- red in tho last two weeks. He said considerable amounts in thnt way have proven flat failures." Munsey suggests that if 40 percent of the Republican voters pledge them- selves to send delegates to a National conference, a like percentage of Pro gressives will do tho same and that this will mean victory in the next Na tional election. Roosevelt SM-nks Tomorrow. Colonel Roosevelt will address a monster public meeting of the Pro-j gressives to be held In the Metropoll-1 tan Opera House, this city, tomorrow ' evening. The meeting will wind up the first day of u two-days' confci enee of the Washington party now In session. Plans for a more complete state organization are being made. , I and initiation of a large class of new members a few weeks hence. The new officers will be installed at the regular meeting on April 8. ItelM'kali Social Session. Roseburg Rebekah Lodge on Tues day evening devoted most of the ses sion to a Good Time Sorlnl. It par took of the nature of an old-time dress affair, anil many beautiful, quaint and novel costumes were worn. An Interesting program was enjoyed and the occasion proved a decided success. The large number of mem bers present pronounce this the best feature of the season. W. H. Fisher Chosen President of taeraal Club THREE DOCTORS FOR TRUSTEES Strawberry bnrsl Aitm prats lined Ovtrto btire Qy-ltss fcetMf Wil be Hdd friday place ot meeting to be decided tomorrow. Mrs. weatherred a remark! touched on the slogan ot "patronls home industries. -She Impressed up on her audience the Importance of the exclusive use ot home products. particularly those of your own city and county, as a means of building up home Industries and encouraging their establishment. Mrs. Weather red's speech waa one of a series which she la making In this city. She addressed the '$& Mental Culture Club along similar lines Tuesday af ternoon. ENTHUSIASTIC GOOD ROADS MEETING HELD AT COMSTOCKS Election of officers and the taking of further and preparatory steps to ward holding the annual strawberry carnival this coming summer featured a meeting of the Roseburg Commer cial Club Tuesday night. The club also listened to a brief address by Mrs. Edyth Toiler Weatherred, rep resenting the Oregon Manufacturers' Association. The new president of the club Is W. H. Fisher, of the First Trust ft Savings Bank. John W. Oliver, real estate and hotel operator, was chosen vice-president; Glen O, Goodman, of the Churchill Hardware Company, was named secretary, ana A. u. (Dert) Sutherland, accountant, Is treasurer. Trustees elected are Dr. E. D. Stewart, Dr. W. S. Hamilton and Dr. F. W. Haynes. All ot the new officers were chosen without op position. Frank E. Alley, the retiring presi dent, in a brief speech thanked the members of the club for their co- BOITRNE GIVES EXTRA YEAR'S SERVICE GRATIS. WASHINGTON. March 11. Ex Senator Bourne does not belong to the lame duck brigade. He will serve as a member of the commission on Federal aid to post roads, and also on the commission to Inquire Into the readjustment ot railway mall pay, but In drawing up the conference re port on this Item he made It read that members of Congress retiring from office who continued on the commission should receive no pay. PULITZER, ift, AFTER MAYOR GAYNOR FOR SLANDEROUS REMARK ILLINOIS IDEA IK fnnaian pmi a ( f J ft if an VeaiASi INVESTIGATION TOUR HA!3 Okifi tapbyen if featk Ukt? Dm Meet Witk Saitt CMttt mi '.' ' Firatlttt Wttf Sak - (Special to the Evening Review). SPRINGFIELD. III.. March Ifc- Stacka of telegrams and lettera i fronted the Senate committee sm ti. returned today to resume Ma laejaliT Into the white slave traffic Ocas- ; munlcatlona from the Ooveraore ! 14 states, including Oregon, In re- -a pome to lettera from Lleutenait Oovernor O'Hara, promised Isssiedl ate recommendations looking to white slave probes. It la learned by the prober that President Wilson sympathises with the minimum wage and will be glad to receive them. The committee will m n will visit Washington, New Torn, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Albany and Pittsburg. (Special to the Evening Review). x cur vadv wuk in nu. t that Mayor Wm. J. Osynor libeled PMy orrow his father, the late Joseph Pulltser, In a speech before the South Brook lyn Board of Trade, Ralph Pulltser, one of the publishers of the New York World, today demanded of Magistrate Kernochan that he issue a wnrrant for Qaynor for alleged criminal libel. "Joseph Pulitzer amassed a for- Pn local 'sidelit Henry llaltll, of the (iood toads Association, is in receipt of the following letter: tuna nf IfiO.flOO.flOO hv blackmail and operation during his tenure of office indecency," Is the statement which and felicitated with the club on Its Kalph alleges Gaynor made. The excellent selection of his successor. ; magistrate hasn't Issued a wnrrant, declaring he Ib not Bure that a charge, of libel would obtain against Oaynor, although a charge of slander might. Standing Committees. . Vice-President Oliver was named hy President Fisher as head of the ' linnaa ,nmmlllfln with tha nrlvllperA EXTRA SESSION OF t'OXtiltl-ISS TO MEET APRIL S. WASHINGTON, March 12. Presi dent Wilson was Informed today hy Democratic leaders of committees working on plans for revision of tho tariff thnt they will not he ready to report on April first. It is now re ported that the President will rail' an extra session for April 8th, as originally Intended. Speaker Champ Clark was admitted today to practice before the Supreme Court. Ho neglected to obtain ad mission before. Senate May Not Confirm Three of Wilson's .tpKlillt04-. A hint of opposition to President Wilson's appointments catne In an executive session of the Senate yes terday, when Republican Senntors In hIrIpH tlint niitiointments be acted lin- that he did not Know wnere iNorui is on Dy tne Senate committee before now loented. 'being taken up for confirmation. As Governor West announced that he a result, no appointments were con- would give his decision early next f i rmocl . although those of Daniel C. week. i Holier, Alexander N. Dockcry and I James I. lllakeslee, appointed, re- ComstoekK. Or. March 10, 1913-1 Df choslng his colleagues at pleasure nenry nartn, iioseinug, uregon. en,n,nt. n.m in full h ih chair follows Membersh Harth, Dr. A Reception Dear Sir: On arriving home Inst Friday we called a meeting for the purpose of organizing our Good Roads Association. The meeting was fairly well altcuded. Seventeen joined and at our nexl meeting we expect to get. that ninny more. The following oft'leeiH were elected: Itoht. Anlauf, president. k ('. It. Lawrence, vice-president. iiuy (Irlgus, secretary. S. S. Thomas, treasurer. Meetings will he held every moiilh, and as soon as we are better organ ized I will call on you for a speaker to address these people on good roads. I have scat for a maga.ine and other literature on good roads. We expect to be posted on the ques tion I lie next time we meet with you t ile. Yours for better roads. KOY (IKK'.flS. hls-C. I,. EMPLOYERS WILL RAISE BEFORE LAW IS ENACTOR. CHICAGO, March II. Hoping to prevent the passage of a minimum -wage law, aa the result of starvation wages and white alave revelation to. the Senate committee, big merchant of Chicago may voluntarily ralee the wages of girls. The state retailers' association, which Includes the de partment stores, made overture to day for a conference with the state probers to this end. They think satisfactory wage for women can be Porter to Ida M. Ilunyan, ' adjusted by agreement. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Dexter M'NM'IIOliAS OFFERED IOOO RRIIIE TO OFFICER FOR CHANCE TO GET AWAY. sportively, as First, Third and Fourth Assistant Postmaster-Generals, were ready for action. Oniiosltion nlBo developed among I CI FVKI AND March 11. Investi- Democratic Senators to the confirm!!-' cation Into the circumstances sur- n" - rounding the recent escape of James appointed by President Wilson lis . Purl anil np milling l.ommissioiier ui i.himm STANDARD OIL GETS BENEFIT OF RULING BY COMMERCE COURT Eber I Glenn Haynes, N. A. C. J. W. It McNiclio as. . k broker, from the Cleveland Jail, ulted today in a statement from Postofflee Inspector Piatt that Depu iv Marshal McTigue. of Doston, had refused a 11000 bribe to release Mc Nlcholas while he was bringing him here from Boston, the scene of his arrest. McN'icholas Is alleged to have ob tained approximately si."ou.uu Neill's chief opponents were Senators Tillman, of South Carolina, and Over man, of North Carolina, who look umbrage at a report Nelll made in 1911 on the conditions of labor and the character of women and child laborers In the Southern cotton man ufacturing states. . . Dr. C. H. Pulley, who was In from 1 11 . . . . r. il I a .... rm..l, tl.lu n rt.rli..,,t, from Northern Ohio people uy traun- nunm ....n .............. ... us.- of the mails in selling ni- sunering "- , ..i... -i.. while nrenarlng a large quantity of ....i i. n,v unlil tnilnv he lime-siliiuiur nun) i" ii,,. iL.tmriment of Justice Deer Creek orchardlsls ISM-eial to the Evening Review). WASHINGTON. March 12. An-' oilier clash between the Federal Court of Commerce and Congress came today, when the court decided that Congress was not empowered to make pipe lilies common carriers, and declared the interstate commerce law to that end to be Invalid. Tho d ilsii.n Involves the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey and others. The court issued a preliminary in junction restraining execution of orders issued by the Commerce Com mission rt-culaling pipe lines. lllelll ;eil 1-Vd would The at Washington lo spenu special ."- i" - ag. nts to help Investigate the escape, he will be alright In a few das. South crisis r. and An- you going to have a garden thU stuiiig'.' Milledge ti. Pirkeirt are agents for the famous Webster Iowa S. -il-. In mammoth packages and thev are guaranteed strictly fresh, tf Bargar, Henry C. secly. W. II. Fisher, Rice, George Neuner, Jr. Literature Dr. Stewart, Wright, Sam Josephaon. Auditing Dr. Hamilton, Wlmherly, John M. Throne, Civic Improvement Dr. J. W. Perkins, II. Marks. Transportation W. C. Harding, W. L. Dyslngcr, B. W. Strong. Legislation J. II. Booth, A. Orrutt, Joseph Mlcelll. Good Roads Henry Harth, W. C. Harding, C. D. Shoemnker. Industrial A. C. Maraters, R. E. Smith, S. L. Bargar. Convention J. H. Ilooth. Marsters, I). W. Strong. Finance E. L. Parrott, Oliver. R. E. Smith. Thin morning John W. Oliver, as chairman of the house committee, named ns his colleaguea W. L. Walsh and Eber Wright. Carnival Arrangements. The committee appointed from the club laBt year to take Initial steps I toward holding the atrawberry car- nival made three important recom mendations, which were adopted. Theso are: 1. That tho carnival thlB year be held, not under tho auspices of the Commercial Club, but under the di rection of the citizens of Roseburg as a whole. 2. That the queen shall be a Btudent of the Roseburg High School. II. That the Identity of the king be kept a Bccret until the unmasking at the carnival ball. , The method of selecting a king and a queen for the carnival are among I lie detnllB to be worked out later. For the purposo of naming working committees to look after the multiplicity of detail for the celebration, a mass meeting has been called for next Friday night, the W. A $10; parcel of land In Dsvore'a Add ! to Yonealla. W. R. Van Northwlck to Roy Kel- lev. II: lots 3. i. f, Hamilton Add. I to Glcndule. L. II. lluell to F. F. Williams, $10; 1675 acres near Oakland. If you have a couple ot thouaaad doPars not working, MoDenleis can show you where you can Invest It so It will more than double within a year. Always Something New To-Dfiy It's Coats Suits Waists Neckwear Ruffling Art Goods First Come, First Choice THE LEADER , , ., .,. j,,.. u-lien von are not working lost labor Ib equal to lost money. Slnglo handed yo i can do nothing, but by combining X:; ;,wkB''rM'i:t!:;ranrk!;::e,! ijx .s.i..,.,t, .., , o,., a ,,.. . a are, si sn k Ifsaft xfjnt All I feJffVC CARPENTERS, PAINTERS, PLASTERERS, CEMENT WORKERS i Take notice; read what Aiexander is teiiing yon. He Is .he only man who Is writing ';;;;;:nPdoiToVrepretra tne?e, rLrTJ'Z ;7,XWt aT,:;; - " t,;n -""" blo,k-or 20 'quare ,Bel ot i d rtPRi in c. MECHANICS OF ALL KINDS SUPPORT FACTORY MOVEMENTS OF ALL KINDS , .. , i, , ,ti Ti,-,t makes contented homes Al exander Is securing a lownBlte, making a park, building a bridge, obtaining water power, building an Ice and It is the bread and butter producers .hat make the full "'''""j1 , J1 l'XiUu "inch tor Roseburg the Commercial Club. HE HAS DONE THIS IN FOUR YEARS , i ,, ,, ru , .,., . i-l him and his associates to make one enterprise after another come to the front. Roseburg will boiiio day have parks, naU M.v friend, what will he do, the next four years, when !-.lH3;;;;7;(X'l;l;f(:r, Xu Z U " ak" Um when only one man Is compelled to attend to It. WHEN YOU HAVE A GOOD THING TELL ABOUT IT , i o,. ,i, nii,,ini. I am alwnvi glad to tell my fellow townspeople that I want to spend money for building one thing or another, I know there are WATCH UMPftUA PARK TOWNSITE, THE TOWNSITE IN A CLASS OF ITS OWN ALEXANDER il -: "t .rV'-1 U fy4 ' 1 . aw - 'x'- z--vw .a---