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Official Tree and Rom ; ROSEBURG Coming Events - Strawberry Carnival, Mar 19-24. Hooie Rally Day, May 21. Roaebiira-'a official.' tree lain nolia, the official roa tha La ttamm. Remember theae whan yon pUt ROSERIRU, OREGON, MOMMY EVEMM1, MAY B, 1013. No. BS. VOIA71M XVI. REVIEW LABOR LEADERS LOSE Samuel Gompers Must Serve 30 Days in Jail MITCHELL AND MORRISON $500 lad Mkm, Piiiist, 6ms to Trial u Ckarfe if Wtite Slavery -Girl fmm to hfira the moat revolting aad unprintable forms of depravity. Woman Promises to Reform. Mlsa Schrelber la a rosy-cheeked woman of 21 and the daughter of a former Milwaukee "policeman. Be fore ahe met Johnaon ahe waa a mani curist In the Planklnton Hotel at Milwaukee. ' After the trial here ahe will go to New York, where. It la Bald, a reform organisation haa promised to obtain employment for her and help her to lead a different life, winch abe haa promlaed to do. EUGENE WILL PROBABLY GET RUSSIAN COLONISTS (Special to the Evening Review). WASHINGTON, May 5 Contempt charges against Samuel Gompers, John Mitchell and Prank Morrison, the labor leader, were' upheld today In the District Court of Appeals. It held that Gompers should serve 3l days In jail, and Mitchell and- Morri son to pay I'iOO fines. The case arose out of criticism of Judge Wright of the District of Columbia as the outcome of a boycott ngalnst the Buck Stbve Co.,' or St." Lo'llls. Wright iBsued an injunction against the boycott, and the labor leader excoriated him for it. ON Eugene Register: The four repre sentatives of the Russian colony who are looking for a location In Oregon returned from Roseburg yesterday moraine and spent the entire day In looking over again the countrsur ruunding .Eugene. They are better pleased with the upper Willamette Valley than with any other section they have seen, and If they can find lurco cnmiirh tract of land at a suit able price they will locate here. The Interpreter for the party told Wil liam Porter yesterday that they were better nleased with Eugene than with any other place they have seen, WO INNING GIVES RIDDLE- CANY0NY1LLE TEAM GAME W MM SCORE lakh &., Wta bob U kmto Stoat, hVrni Victory ii litis if Visitors After seven Innings of fairly good baseball and with the score atandlng S to 2 In favor of the visitors, Rose hnrc "blew uo" with disastrous re mits In the 8th Inning on the North Rnaehun field Sunday afternoon. giving the Canyonvllle-Rtddle bunch a (lock on the game, which ended 8 to 4. The best feature of the game nd one that the crowd appreciated waa the umpiring of Bruce -ges, the beat seen her tor two years. His decisions were above impartial judg ment and he kept the game from that monotonous lagging which haa worn ont the patience of Indulgent patronti too often since the season openea. The struggle waa going good until that fatal eighth, when Judge Riddle and "Commie" Jackson planted themselves on the side lines snd oT.nited a concerted flank movement on the "goats" of the home guards WILL BUILD TRADE I I Wilson Will Enlarge functions of Commerce Department SPRAY NOW FOR MOTH AND SCAB, ADVKttf INSPECTOR McCALL DOLLAR DIPLOMACY EXTINCT legal Adviser if AtamstraliM Goes Over bUfwM In. BiH-Sire to be Testei ii Curt . ! years. JACK JOIIXSOX FACES TRIAL SLAVERY CIIARAiE. CHICAGO. May 5. Charged witli violation of the Mann white slavery act, John Arthur (Jack) Johnson, negro pugilist, once heavyweight champion of the world, today raced Judge Carpenter In the Federal Court. It was a second time within a noriml or less than two weeks that Siri? bOnC,Aphrr.d2 wane., . GOf S UP HEAD flRSTj $1000 on a charge of smuggling a diamond necklace Into this country for his suicide white wife. Etta Dur yea Johnson, pn whom he laid the blame. The prosecuting witness for the Government today was Belle Schrelb er, a 21-year-old white girl. It was on her testimony that the Indictment on which today's trial was based, was secured against Johnson last fall. The Indictment charges that Belle Schrelber, when but 18. took the fanev f the negro fighter; that he took her as a traveling companion on trips to Cleveland. Milwaukee. New York, Atlantic City and Pitts liurg; and that the negro's treatment of the young white girl graded from prodigal generosity to brutality and d "will advise The colony ? come ' and got fhem. Hargreave. dropped ne. v, ......n. ,i nd a slnaid filled the bases her lnab.l o .ecu he deslil.: Gunner on third scored when Jon ., colours . the condition, under which after gathering In an easy blngle Uey w shed to secure land waa prac-, threw wide to the plate. The other tmiins.lble to fulfill here. 'two runners ramo home when Uti Theyysougl t 10 T acres f level land ger.ld on first dropped a throw from within oife and a half mile, of the Cook and then relayed the ball Jo S Vfo'llO an acre with the privl- catcher Perry wbc '.heaved back '"nil hav'lUr" own" 'time to 7i mile" of the bag. A wild pitch regls It'he remalLerwIthm," le'resL 'li ed the fourth run of the Inning ' addition, they wanted an option on for the visitors. 1 10110 acres more at the same terms, 1 ' Stirred by the tearful entreaties ' to be closed uny lime within ten of Winnie Gaddls, who led the root- 1 ' .MmiiiAa .1 ...... (,a niala rnl- . ri, IUI11 lllllin i,,.,-, ... ......... .... ' ttA I- tkn Avhlh nn,1 .ant thfir lust . O lieu it. i'b"l" .. - - (Special to The Evening Review). WASHINGTON, May .1.- Presi dent Wilson proposes lo make the Department of Commerce a substi tute for dollar diplomacy. He In tends to broaden its scope, develop American trade ubroad, and remove the suspicions that the department is a political adjunct. The President mado this plain in n conference to It is now about time to spray for codling moth and acab on apples and pears. The first application should be made' about ten daya after the blossoms fall or before the calyx lobes have closed. A special Bor deaux nozzle should be used for thi. spraying In order to deliver the ma terial into the calyx cavity with great force. The nozzle ahould be held close to the bloBsom ends so as to drive the spray with force straight In tho calyx cavities. The seoond ap plication should be made about two to three weeks after the first, using the same materials, with a nozzle making a fine mist, so aa to coat the entire surface of the foliage ana fruit. Third application, to catch the second brood of worms, should bn made about ten weeks after the blossoms fall. Do not live llme-iu! phur In third application. For use first and second applications use 2 pounds of arsenate of lead and 3 callous of lltne-Bulphur spray; 30 teat to CO gallons of water. It pays to spray. It costs Just the anme to itrow poor fruit as good, and takes (he same amount of plant food from tho soil. AH of the trees should I FRANK WOODCOCK NAMED I FOR THR DALLES OFFICE. (Speclsl to The Evening Review)". WASHINGTON. May 5. President Wilson todsy sent to the Senate the nomination of Frank Woodcock to be register of the land office at The Dalles, Oregon. I,. T. Brown to Wm. Polders, acres soc 30, 22-1. H. E. Pierce to W. C. Ollstrap, 164 ft acres sec II, 19-8. MEXICAN fEDERALS BADLY BEATEN BY INSURRECTOS (Special to the Evening Review). NOUALES. May 6. News reached here of a battle near Enipnlm In which Mexican Federals from Guay amaa were repulsed by Mexican Con stitutionalists after a terrific battle. It Is reported thut 300 Federals were taken prisoners. the newspaper correspondents. The grounder, 'administration Just now. Is "marking nroduce perfect ffnit. sea. The time" until the return of Bryan be- F. A. M'CAIJ. County Fruit Inspector. COMES DOWN DITTO (Special to the Evening Review). AKRON, Ohio, May 5 Chas. Carl son, a Milwaukee aviator, was killed today while blplanlng near Sliver Lake. He ascended 100 feet, when the engine suddenly .topped. Carl son was thrown from the machine, striking the ground head foremost. Death was Instaneous. fore commenting on the nuti-ulicu law. A copy of the full text of the hill has been sent lo John Bussclt Moore, counsellor of Hie Slate De partment, who will consider its Inter nut lonal napertH. S. S. BASEBALL SK.ASON Wll.l, OPEN OX MAY 15. ALIEN LAND llll. I. NOW IT (lOVKIlXOU JOHNSON. Judge G. W. Kiddle announces that he lias organized a baseball team out or members of the Soldiers' Home and will Issue a challenge to C. L. Itargar's locals. SUIT SPECIALS MAY 5-12 This week will clean up Our Beautiful Line of Spring Suits. Prices $6.75 to $30 Good Assortment COLORS SHADES MATERIALS PRICES THE LEADER two runs across. Fitzgerald made the first one on a wide throw to the plate and Althaus registered the sec ond one on an Infield hit. Roseburg made the first run of the game In the second Inning whpn Fitzgerald wag whanged In the ribs, went to sec ond on O Brlen s single, stole mini and registered on a wild throw by Bollenbaugh to catch him napping. In the fifth. Bollenbnugh re deemed himself by sending a slnshlng single to right that scored two runs. A wild pitch and a steal pui mm on third, and he raced home on the dinkiest kind of a hit between the plate and the pitchers box. 1 no two men who Rcored ahead of him got 011 the paths bv errors, one by an easv flv dropping back of secund. the other by Perry's failure to bold she ball-on the third strike. Uoseburg got Its second run In the 0th when Bargar beat a throw to the plate. Canvonvllle got Its eighth run In the flrBt half of the ninth on a hooted grounder, a hit batsman and Staley's excusable muff 01 a high fly after a long run. A fast double play by the visitors ended llosebiirg's chance to tie the score In the final bait. As usual, both pitchers - Bush of the local, and Fallln of the victors did the bleeest part of Hie work ny tne SACRAMENTO. May - Only grate eventuality or a referendum movement by the people of the slate will prevent Hie Wehb law from go ing 011 the statute books of Califor nia, according to administration leaders. The amended Webb meas ure, which lias passed both Senate and Assembly, is now In Governor Johnson's hands. The Governor lias announced that he will sign the hill "within a reasonable time." Only three votes were cast against the measure In t he lower house, one Democrat and two Republicans op posing Hie hill on the final passage. Washington Eiects Legal Test. I WASHINGTON. May Ii. It Is tnk I en for granted In official circles here that legal proceedings will follow the enactment of the WYIih hill lllln law. Japan believes Its treaty rights shiinld he taken tn The Hague for adjustment, lull it Is probable that the Stale Department and Hie llcparl- incllt of Justice will hold that the proper procedure will he for Japanese affected by the legislation to appeal lo the Federal courts. Speaking solely as "Lawyer Mar shall" anil a private 'citizen. VI President Thomas It. Marshall today says that he lias discovered a joker in the Cove t-nuiciit's hnturalialloii laws which may draw Hie teeth of all nntl-allen land ownership laws adopted in California or elsewhere In the Culled Slates. The Vice-President's Inference was that if Hie aijli nllen hind ownership iiu.'siiou goes to tho Supremo Court it is poisible 1 that Asiatics may he admitted lo The liantists. playing (ho Chris ti Hans, will open tho Sunday School 1 hashall league on Hie afternoon of I Mav 15. Which will win the opening game Is a ninticr wnouy 01 conjec ture, although the manager of the Christian Church players. Dr. 8. I,. He l.aiin. Is very determined thai his team will iiiov a very close game He savR. "Wo expect lo havo a well balanced team, which this evening will practice in the Bellows Grove I expect our" pitchers to have cvery- 11,1ml' on the hall tnat is neeuiui. Miinacer Goodhurn. of tne isonn Methodists, will line his team up for iiraclico at the ball park this even log. When be sees his men In action he will be ready to make some state incuts. The schedule for May Is a follows: Thnrsilav. May la. Baptists and Christians: Monday. May lit. Medio lists and I'tt'shvterians; May l'resh leiians and Christians; May ii Mclhodisls and Huptials; May ;!!' Mi lhoilisls and Christians The Solllll Melhoilislrt and Pl-cshv tiiians will pluv in one lealll lo in retiring the sides, eltner strige-oui meinoo or uy 1,.-.. ....... , . . , hits into their hands. Fallln pitched j " " " ( all kinds of ball, lie passed four. oatsmen to nrsi o uon,. , ,, .. ,,,,, , ,,. i,s,.i,lirL. ; Garage, leave tomorrow on an aioo ', mobile trip lo Medford. They will I place signs along the I'aeilic lligh- of the Grand nv. n rpw otners iree nasset. tightened in bad places and pulled him team out safely. 0 I get her. M KM UK It. LOCAL IXSTITCTIO IIKI.D AT .MVItTLK fltKKK RKAIi KSTATK TRANSFERS. 110; , 11; SUFFRAGE VOTE DDE Vexatious Question Ccifrds Commons Again SIX MILLION WOMEN AFFECTED ImI Fhi4 m Ptstif fa Itncd 2(0 Urn - MulaKfji Okeprtmn' tawrf ' U EvKiitt Sabri A copy or the wlU of the lute Ed ward W. Sparrow, of Now York, was admitted to probate In this county today by Judge Wonacott, and Robt. Smith was appointed ancillary executor thereof for tho property of he deceased In tbi state-. Mr. SnaT- row was a member of the firm of Kroll ft Sparrow and was a very wealthy lumberman and timber laud dealer. The property of the estate In this county has an assessed valua tion of $100,00(1, and the appraisers named by the court are F. L. Calkins, W. II. Fisher and Dr. F. W. lliiynes. The deceased also owned somo prop erty In l.nne County. This Is all be queathed in trust to. bis son, now 14 years of age. By the terms of the will the property Is lo be held in trust for bliu until he reaches the irge of 21, and it Is to be withhold from sab for years thereafter. 1 lie ntlre Sparrow estate, most of which Is in the east. Is valued at ..,0ii(l.- Hlll. (Special to the Evening Review), LONDON. May 15. Another cru cial vote on woman suffrage la la sight today. In the Houae of Com mons a two days' general debate be gan this uflernoon on a compromise . measure Introduced by W. H. Dick inson. It grants a franchise to all women over 25 years of sge who are either householders In their own nntues.- or the WiVc of householders. In aggregation, about six million. The vote, which is expected to be taken tomorrow night, Is on the second reuding of the bill. The lives of 200 men and women were Jeopardised today, when a nitro glycerine bomb waa found among parcels In the Southwestern district postofflce. Militant suffragettes are suspected. The bomb was discovered hy mull sorters. It was filled with enough explosive to have blown the building to atoms. LODGING HOUSE EIRE KIN; NICHOLAS OBKYS COM MAND TO KVACVATK SCUTARI. I LONDON, May 5. Final submls j slon to tho demands of the powers by King Nicholas, of Montenegro, and I suhsociueiit evacuation of Scutari was : announced today by Premier Asqulth In the Houbo of Commons. Asqulth 1 , ...... - k.J Mklul TIICP TUntC IllirP oecuueu uiai .iiuiuoiics.u uau lAKlS 111 KIT IIVlS '"r willingness to now evacuate the fortress and leave Its disposal to the powers. (Special to The Evening Review). I FRKSNO, t al., May a. Three per sons met death and four were ln- tured early today la a The which de stroyed (he Sllhway lodging house. II,.- dead at' t Identified. The Douglas County Creditors' As sociation has sued II. M. Barrett In the Circuit Court here for 1 7 S.S7. alleged lo ho due on three assigned ill-counts. TI'ltKISII HOI.IUKItH HLAY TWO ALBANIAN OFFICERS. BKKI.IN, May 0.- Assassination of Iw-o Albanian provisional ministers of public works and of Justice at Av loiia. Albania! is reported In dla patches from Brindlsl. The victims were members of the republican gov ernment o( Ismail Kcmail Bey. Re ports are that tho nssasslna are sol diers from the forco of Djavld Pasha. Ilrs. Miller nml Sellicr are in r' tendance upon W. E. Carle, of Kden bower. who Is In a critical condition from blood poisoning. Three or four days ago he received a cut on the right leg above the knee, from a tooth of a drag harrow which he was using on hla place. On Sunday blood poisoning developed and bis condi tion was reported serious today. way. i T I'I'I"! I 'I"I I 'I"I"I'T-I JjJ t . vouch'. Through George Jones, his attor ney. E. W. Egan, of this city, has filed suit In the Circuit Court horn for divorce from Ella Egan, whom he married at Jacksonville, Or.. In Marcb, 1911. He Bays bis wife Is addicted to the use of morphine and continually harrasBcd him with false accusations of Infidelity. The regular monthly meet ing of the Ladles' Auxiliary of the llos. hiiig Conn rial t'lilh 4- will h" helil in 'I'" club rooms ; A. Monday evening. May The i J. subject of phi.igroiinils. sani- JL tarv drinking fountains, etc. .j. will be repoi'ied on by the n- 4. Hpcetlve committees. All llielll- hers lire especially I ei ncM eil lo Ii,- pr.'Seut M A VBKI.l.l': WILSON. I Secretary. J- 7.;. I III 1 ! ! 1 I t 1 I 'M-M-M According lo previous annoum metit and arrangement, a local leach era' Institute was held at .lrtl Creek on Saturday. May :i. Coil n tv School Supl. O. C. Brow i.reshleil and In a brief address slat the purposes of the meeting and out lined the provisions of the new sclloi law in regard to summer normals In lieu of the usual annual teachers in slilutes. He notified the teachers I hat he iiii led lo lake a vote some time dunlin the day to ascertain their wi-hes In regard to the pro loed change. F. II. Hamlin was then reqiiesieu lo act as secretary. An excellent paper upon the sub ject of leaching citl-aslilp In the public schools was read by Prof. K. West of ( aliyolivilie. inn nm- cussed by Mrs. lues Miller, of Myrtle Creek, und others. After recess Hie subject i.t "Pres ent condition of the rural school and how to butter II," which had I n assigned to Supervisor John .1 Ker naii, who was unavoidably absent, was. upon request. Introduced by Principal F. 11. Hamlin, of the H. u -on s lined, and dln 'lssed hy Dr Sibaef.-r, of the Stale rnivei:dtv, ITol llallleld. of the Hose school, and others. At 12 o'oclock Mrs. Miller an nounced Hint dinner had I u I" on red for all visiting lea.h' was now readv in the dining room The quallt) and extent of the repast (Continued on page G). and ROSEBURG INDUSTRIAL CLUB 8 ' . , , i i a ,,,,,..1.1. ration. Alexander B lill i , ,h. ..,,r, ,,aer that the present Commercial Club Is not growing bigger, stronger or larger by lea, and bound,, nnfl;-"';' 'V, "'l',!' ul eto'ry'fi si,- I ,.n honest v a ate 'Time has told " No doubt the Commercial Club haa sent to the outside world thousands o pa .e s , - , can honestl) state, lime mis ng and hunting but a number of wo.rklng men that came to llosehuig w . it i i i C. t o l-i S ri i& anH Qrpnprv 8 I naye teen unauie iu l,ivc uh uiwimhw hv j -,ns 3 Is to Get Industries Located to Create Payrolls An Industrial Club, to Create Industrial Life ;if nil) a mount of R lllilirtl lliilil"' III- R 2 nrv own cVC VUV II1VC IB It II T1IF f.OMVIF.RCIAL CLUB WAY 2 IF ONE WAY DON'T WORK TRY ANUTHtK nixu orv.o, ..-. We Don't Care so niui-li about the sale of a suit nv o'.en,..,t it M.i- lore; what we are Interested in Ik the service and l.isiing satisfaction our customers Will get Ollt Of tile dollies thev l,. llele i You see U s steai patronage . . ai.n alter s.-.i . on ibatj . are aim ing for. At $1-'..M1. Il.ioil, jn and $.'"."'1 you cm get a suit from the House of kuppeiihi'lmer perfectly tailored I tool Seines, Worsteds. Twe. ds or Homespuns which scire l"'i . i cent perfect under every test. You can find the newest si yles. x press-l lii these, fabrics and show ing the latest pattern Ideas; whiles on black, single and double tints, mixes, twists and always populn- blacks and blues. A suit for every man al any nuns pi be, with satisfaction guaran teed. Make the test that tells todav. i:i. ry suit kept pressed Fit EE for you. Harth's Toggery Inc. U.OHSIIKIM SHOES. STETSOX HATS. -Kienm
