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Newspaper Page Text4" Of ROSEBURG REVIEW ooxnra ivKMra. DOUGLAS COTXTT. Chautauqua tor bo weak, alp 1 t I (. Inclusive. I New arrivals here from New Mexico ay: "Douglas County la a paradise beside the Southern sand and nios quitos. We are here to Btay." Douglas County Fair, Sept. It If OA -. I I r BtT III 4fc VOLUME zn. ROHKBUBG, ORBGON. FRIDAY K.VKMXi, JINK 'JO, 101.1. 'WaVf.1- FINE RACE PROGRAM Nearly $4000 in Purses the County Fair For pointed to draft -a suitable- ronstitu-' I tlon and by-laws, and to report on I same at a meeting to be held Monday Unman wk, Kiwm Him s... ml. evening. June 30. The committee was j Woman Who Knew Him Says DU- , lh. fiinwin-. otto KKWAKD POK DIAMOND INCRKASKD TO $500. mind Wax Xirt Had, Hut May Re Demented. Otto Logsdon. R. C. Geer, A. R. Marsh. Thomas Carter and Millard Qllbreatb. The secretary also volunteered to as sist the committee. A. R. Marsh was chosen as tem porary chief and Otto Logsdon aaslst- (iLKXDAI.E. Or.. June 19. Ray Diamond, the t'.lendale bank robber, still evades the authorities, but they are forming a cordon around him, 1 ant chief, to act until permanent or- whieh they believe he will be unable gunfzation Is effected, to break. Those present who expressed a de- The lllendale State Bank has wired sire to become charter members were CUkKC.f RAV Tfl RF FFATIIDF "le bonding company to increase the Ilenrr Ilollenbaugh. R. C. (leer. Otto UlvUlUL lfll IU DL I LAIUnL reward to S.'.OU, stating that the risk iUogsdou, H. B. Bullwlnkle. Dave Is so great thnt 1200 is not enough Crosby, George Prater, F. W. Cot- to Induce men to take up the hunt, j terlll, Elsie Logsdon, Rodney CutB- li the reward is increased, It Ib prob- j forth, George Rhodes, Kay Aikins, Priisc lies MUrU Fr lis RM LUi-I a,,lc "",re wll be n 'rouble in se-1 Alva Alklns, Millard Gllbreath, Ed. riUO MSI Uliertl IK IDC DKl IMHVHIflcl curing a ii,rger posse. The opinion 1 Riddle. Bert Hartley, Thomas Carter. I prevails here that Diamond showed A. R. Marsh. Bert Riddle, I. A. Dean, 1 himself on Whisky Creek yesterday ! Dr. J. W. Welch, F. W. Beyer. LeBter so us to throw the officers off the; Crow, Harvey Ransom, 11. A. crow, scent and that his real route will be ; Harvey Brown. Displays f fan Products Shows Dariig the Coming Fair. In some other direction. Diamond May He Demented. That Itiiv Diumoiid. the youth who Between ::.".no and liOOrt In robbed the bank at Glendale a few purses will he offeerd for the varl- days ago. was not a reader of dime oiih speed contests ut the coming novels, and that he stood well In the County Pair September 17-20. This community, Is Intelligent and is fa wus decided last night ut a meeting miliar with the latest books by the of the board of directors of the Rose-: best authors. Is the statement of Mrs. burg Park k Kair Association. Aiolvern Tlngley, of Eugene, who number of mutters were considered knew Diamond at Glendale and took in connection with the coming fair, limit In an amateur play with him In As special prizes have been, offered , i hut tow n recently, says the Eugene to the Granges of the county for the jcuard. best agricultural and horticultural I Mrs. Tlngley, who with her hus rxhihlts, it war decided to deslgnnte band, recently returned to Eugene one day d..ring the fair as ' Grange jailer u residence of four years in day." Several special features will j Clenilalc, was Interviewed by a Guard be provided for thai day. The hoard reporter this morning. She snld she GRKKK WANTED IN COOS ARRKSTF.D AT DRAIN. WINS FAILING I'RIZK, 190. I will be made from Gold Beach to j Grants Pass or w hether the line will Former Douglas County Ilojr Det be extended northward to Myrtle Orator at Kugene. I Point, where It will Join the Eugenc- i Coos Bay line, now under const ruc- Eugeno Guard: Speaking on the tlon, lias not been determined. Either subject. "Protection Which Does Not 'route la feasible. When this project Protect," Charleton Spencer, of Cot-! first wns undertaken a few years ago tage Grove, won the Falling prise of the plan was to build through Coos f I. SO in the oratorical contest held In ; Bay. but present intentions are to Vlllurd Hall last night. The second, I follow the Rogue River Valley east or Brekman prise of 100. was ! from Gold Beach to Grants PasB. awarded to Howard .Immermin, of The Southern Pacific has made an Salem, who spoke on the text, "I'll- appropriation of f 14,4 22,665 for Im guurded Gates." Both successful 1 provements on the Pacific system and contestants have represented the I'nl-tDregon subsidiary lines. While a part vxrallv reiienteillv In union anil do- 1 Of tills Will bo Used in Carrying On hate during their college careers. I the development of the Portland, Eu- Spencer's oration was a protest , Kastorn a Southern Pacific I m . . ., against the death penally as a would- subsidiary In the Willamette Vnl- Tiill Wave DriWIS SCVenl NtjriS IWr UK! D protection to the public at large J'6"'. ,,,B fund ,or ,h ll-coast line SENTENCE 25 YEAHS Portland Man Then Jumps from Tacoma Bridge FLORIDA CYCLONE KILLS TWO ftoridi Keys Kak Siffragelte Still litters against the crime of murder. He mo oul 01 appropria- produced statistics to show that In states of this country and in Europ ean countries where the death pen' (Special to The Evening Review). ilty is not In use, the number of murders annually is much less, and the percentage of murderers con victed is greater than In common' TACOMA, .1 11110 20. Falling In a wealths where the death nennltv Is desperate effort to hurl Mrs. Ruth atm rnm,. This he attributed to Frances Allen rrom a bridge In the ,ho jisiike on the part of the average downtown section, Edward W. My- jHry , url1 tl. . vrd,.t of KUni v will meet again on June !I0. to fur ther advance the plans for the fair. The Racing rrogrnui. The committee to arrange the rar- had met Diamond In connection with a home talent lny. "Indian Days," given by a local company in Glendale recently. She had Been mm ana anew (Special to To Eranlag Rsvlsw). DRAIN, Juno 20. A ureea . named Pnulus. who arrived here from downtown section, h.ilwnru . m- irr .,, hrlnir In verdict nf imlliv Marshfield day before yesterday, has.gott. of Portland. Jumped from the wllen tllc olllv B,,ntcm.e which cun be been arrested by the city marshal on I tower span, sustaining Injuries caus- ,n,ow( nder this verdict Is that of a charge of obtaining money underling his death an hour later. The body ,ou,h. A r,.lm,,iv ,e recommended false pretenses. His description fits did not strike the water, falling be- ,in, w,,,r luiituiln be given Judi- that of the man wanted at Coos Bay neutli the dock bridge. The woman clnl l)01,,B hl ln1sg 8Pntpnccs for and he will be held until the arrival or the Coos County Sheriff to take him there for trial. BOYS IN RACE ACROSS TRACK I'XDF.KAIOVINU CARS; ONE liOSEH HEAD. ABERDEEN. Wash.. June 19. While playing on the railroad track ing program and fix the amounts of ,,n hv reputiitlon for the past three late yesterday, George Carlson, aged tho purses to be offered, made IheAears. Mrs. Tlngley snld thnt rum-112, was caught underneath a moving following report, which was unnni- ins current with reference to his nl-1 freight train and Ills head and moiisly adopted: ileged habits are false. He was a shoulders were decapitated. Carlson First "Hay 2-year-old trot ttwo sober and well behaved young mnn.aud other companions were trying heats, every heat u racei. prize $1.".0; I wlio siood well in Glendale society. I to see how quickly they could cross 2:'l't pace ( 't heats, every heat aj , was an artist of considerable the track underneath moving cars on race), prize I2.MI; 2:l.i trot CI ability anil his pen sketches showed j their hands and knees, heats, every beat a race I, $'!i)0', " real talent. He loved nature and o mile running race. Jino; two milcm,, an expert hunter. He was a -niii-rf iiiii milnCTC Cll men's relay race, three entries, lon. !irnricieiit actor In local talent pro- yKAHulj WILL LUnllLlL lUK neiOIlll ll.l. -.11 I'm r " o, Cllfl lOHS illlll BIIIIK IIU unmcu urn. every heat 11 rare I, $:!tn; 2::i" trotjH,, ,0re a good reputation anH Ct heats, every heat a rncel. JJ.iii; dressed as well as his means would Mrs. Tlngley says that he. was three-fourths mile running race, $100; half-mile running race, $100; three-eighths mile saddle horse race. $:.. T!4 day :!- ear-old trot (2 n iiow something more than a mere boy, and appeared to have at least reached his maioritv. Diamond came to Glendale lahnitt three years ago and took up1 heats: eery beat a ran i, $1..0; 2::i(i jbis residence with his father and pace t:i heats, every heat a nice). ,i(,,n Campbell, former editor of the, $:!oo; free for all trot I :i heals, r,,.n,lali' News, who were "batching" j every heat a race I . $:'.:.(: one mile tg,.ther. Messrs. Campbell and Din-; running rare. $i:.n; hair-inile sad- Ml, afterwards built .1 bungalow i die horse race. $.".. liich Kay helped to construct. Fourth day Free for all pare ( :'. Mrs. Tlngley said that Ray's rather heats. eer lieat a racei. $:;.",ti; 2:2U,MS always slood high In the com trnt 1 :t heats, every beat a race I, I monity and expresses surprise and $:ioo: five-eighths mile running race $7..: 2 mile ladies' relay race, three . w 1 1 1 -1 1 she ascribes to u probable entries, change every half mile. $Ui. 'temporary mental aberration Individual Premiums. I P The association will offer a prize OFFICERS ELECTED BY PRIZES AT THE COMING COUNTY FAIR Master f the Phiom Grange Asks All Granges To Begii Now Preparing For Heir Exhibits Editor Review: gret . the act of the young man ,,., yi" it was decided to offer three prizes for the best Grange exhibit of farm products ut the fair this fall. These prizes ure $1011 for the best exhibit. $."i0 for the second and $2.1 for the third. This will greatly stimulate W. C. T. I'. AT SI'THERLIN. sum Jiygotl nail ueen giung ner mi- ,,. ,... (lf In.mier. and offering welcome 'Utentlon. At the hospital lire linprlsonnient as a substitute for before be died. Mygott declared he deilh. was angry nt the woman because alio left her baby in Portland. He de clared her to be bis wife. She do ilies this, declaring her husband Is in ,M'W 10.K A uo.e .e.. .or u.e ueuu XKW ,,AVKN. (. Jllll0 18. man s mother implores forgiveness. ..., ATTVM'KN. CKAWMIRD'S RON GRADl'ATEH FROM VALE. Ruth and did not know what to do. DESPONDENT CAPITALIST TAKES KI'ICIDE ROl'TE. I'niverslty wns held today with three Oregon graduates: From the law school, with tho de gree of 1.. L. B.. Oliver B. Huston. Portlnnd. and James W. Crawford, SEATTLE. June 20. With bullet Slll''m- I.. 1,1. i.n.i iwwiv p w " Sheffield scientific school. Dooly, a capitalist and promoter.' was "''"' s'udent with master of found dead in 11 hotel ut Green River ;i'" "Wo. Charles J. Robinson; hot springs. The body was taken ,lu home to North Yiiktmii. It Is sup posed that be ended his life becaiiBe of despondency und pour health. H(j was a witness In an Insurance suit, and worry over the trial caused u breakdown. I FLORIDA CYCLONE AND TIDAL WAVE KILLS NEGROES. TALLAHASSEE. June 20. At least two negroes are known to he dead and IS possibly killed, as the result of a cyclone in this section. Fishermen report a tidal wave near Marsh Island ill the Florida Keys, in which several were drowned. Most of these fatalities were in sections Inhabited by blacks. COLLISION ON ELECTRIC LINE CAUSED 14 DEATHS PERHAPS 15 Tweits-fHr Persons ii Hospitals Fren Injuries in Wreck, Reported As Improving Two Serious MALE SCFFRAGETTE CAN'T SI R. VIVE," SAY PHYSICIANS. SI'THERLIN. Or.. June 19. The the Interest of the various farming uimial convention of the Douglas sectiuns of the county, and nny County Women's Christian Temper-j orange which feels thai It would like nice 1 nioti convened 111 me runt 911m lor ine commencement ot a of $1:. for the best individual dis play of farm produce at tin fair; a prize of $lu for the second best in dividual exhibit, and a prize of $T for the third best individual exhibit. F. E. AMev was employed and au thorized to lase all necessary steps 11,-eslivtcrian Church hero yesterday. ; building fund, or for any other put- to put the race track 111 good conill- 1 .,,1(ir,a w,.r,, given from the local ! pose. Is Invited to get busy. Those Hon liiniiins and superintendents, showing I Granges which will have to ship their 1: was unanimously agreeo ni m.- v....,, ..)ri, ii:itI been done during tne products by rail will not be at a ivaf I disadvantage, for arrangements will Those present besides the officers i be made with the railroad to Irans aml regular delegates were: Mrs. I port their exhibit at 11 low or no cost lleiiiieiia Brown, of Albany. stateto such Granges. Let us all get busy ii e iirem.lent : Mrs. Jennie .. ixemp member of Ho' board present that one day of Hie fair dales be ilesig- nati-d as Grange day. o FORMER HOSFBI RG MAN Joseph W. Ileaneit. wlio died at pos manager or the 1 nion signal, ncavertotl We.lne-dav. June 1-1. l!'l;!.!and Mis. Helen D. Hal'lford. of Cor cume 10 Oregon in I-"1 and settled vnllis. National lecturer, at Roseburu. where be married Miss The following officers were elected Sarah Watkins To Ibis union were for the coming year: Mrs. Ida M. born seven children, of whom four Ma-sfis. Itoseburg. president: Mrs. survive Tbev are: Ada A.. Mrs. Lit- TcM.ie Hamilton. RuseburK. vice tie Robinson, of Vancouver. II. C: president: Mrs. Ester Orlnian. Snth Mr Marv Cannon, of Willatiilna. and '-rlln. corresponding secretary: Mrs. Mr. Edith Mercer of lleavertoli. His F. H. Duke, Itoseburg. recording sec- widow also survives. Mr. Duncan retary was born at Duncan Bridge. Mo., in treasurer. l:ir.. A brother. Aaron Bennett, of 0 Duncan Bridge, is slill living RIDDLE IS ORGANIZING and see which Grunge in Douglas County can furnish the finest dls- ;d.nt of press work and former husl-iplay for the fair this fall, and inrl- DIES AT IIEAVEHTOX.'of Grants Pass. National superinlon (Special to tho Evening Review) VALLE.IO, June 20. Fourteen dead and possibly fifteen before night. Is the toll of the head-on col lislon oil the Napu Valley Electric. LONDON. June 20.- Harold Hew- Investigation so far does not show lit, the male siirrragette who ruing whether the crash was due to mis himself at Hie bead of Tracery, Aug- iindcn-iuinllng of orders or neglect usi Belinoni s entry In the Ascot gold .Most of Hie twenty-four Injured arc cup race yesterday. Is still alive, but doing well n the hospital. Two only has 110 chance for recovery Physl- a,e In u dangerous condition, clans fear to move bim from the hospital tlon. Work Expected Tills Summer. The Sunta Fo has concurred In the proposed extension of tho Northwest ern Pacific as planned by the South ern Pacific. Work on the Joint line probably will be done this summer. The survey provides thut tho north ern extension bo built out of Wllllts, about 14 miles south ot Sherwood, us the line diverges slightly to the west rrom llllts to Sherwood. Some work north of Wllllts already has been done. Financing of theso Improvements has been completed. The Southern Pacific recently obtained iwrmlsslon from the State Railroad Commission of California to expend $4X.OOO,000 for various development projects In thnt state and Oregon. Of this Bum $18,000,000 will be taken form the Southern Pacific surplus Willie $'10 0110,11110 will be raised by Issuing two- year notes bearing a icr cent Inter est. The commission has set 9714 as a minimum figure at which the noies snail lie sold. As collateral the Southern Pacific proposes to place In trust npproved securities now In Its treasury. Including Issues of the Pacific Electric Hallway Company and of the Northwestern Pacific. The itpplltlcntlon, made to tho California commission lust week, was the larg est ever presented to that body. New Line May lie Alworlx-d. If the Oregon onncctlon with this ull-coasl Hue is made through Grants Pass It Is probable Hint the Grants Pass it Crescent City Railroad, now being financed, will becomu a link in the chain. bile the Grants Pass A crescent City project has been de veloped by local capitalists, It Is cer tain Hint It will be taken over by Ihe Southern Pacific If It can be made u part of a llnoiigh route between Purl laud and San Fruuclsco. This all-const route will he consid erably shorter than the present Shas ta route of Hie Southern Pacific. It will eliminate much curvature and many heavy grades. The running time hetw Portland and Sun Fran cisco, It Is believed, call be greatly reuueco. Moreover, It will develop a section of llie Purine slope that now Is Willi oul railroad facilities ami that offers inestimable productive possibilities Bin Will Pass Seute ky Harrow Mr- WibM to KeW Cirreicy Nessaft . : n (jtfrcss IMay at Ascot. Hewitt was student at Cambridge. COAST LINE RAILROAD IS AGAIN DISCI (8peclal to th KtcbIdi Hatrlaw). , SALEM. 111., June 20. Twenty- five years each In the penitentiary la . tho sentence fixed by' the Jury which returned a verdict against Frank W. , Sullivan and Ernest Harrison (or : kidnapping Dorothy Halt last March. The death penalty was asked by tha stale.' Sulllvuu confessed, to kid-- napping tho girl. He took bar to an abandoned lulno, where he was to ; turn liar over to Holt (or live dollar.-. Blt.lKlvM.tN ASKS Hl.lll.utM). dentally pull dow-n a good purse. The board of directors of the fair are also taking up the matter of having one day "Grange day," at which lime thi Pomona Grange will probahly maku arrangements for a picnic for every Granger in Douglas County. The master of the Pomona Grange would like to have every Grange In 'SSED. NAVY AVIATOR DROPS OHIO FEET , , , , , , , Portland Oregouiau. July 19: Port li 1U-..1111. ,.iml S.1U .-,anclsco soon will hi ANNAPOLIS. June 2 - Ensign linked bv a railroad along II x William H Billiugslev. a navy avlu- Heme edges of the Pacific Coast, tor, was killed in a bidroplalie flight This ieelopment lias been Iliad over the Chesepeake- Hay. Flying at possible by the recent agreement or an altitude of Ii'.imi feet he fell, and the Santa Fo and Ihe Southern Pa was dead when ph-ked up. iciflc to extend the Northwestern Pn- o 'cilic. which those iwo roads own Mrs. Ileiiloti Bowers and sou. Bay- jointly, from lis present terminus at tnolid. of Ashland, are visiting here Sherwood. Cul., 112 miles north of at Ihe b if II I). Kiddle Sail I'lalii l.-i 11. lo Slilvely. Cul.. about Dim uiibs north of Sherwood iT..t..'',.i..T..T.il-- Itelween Slmely anil Irlnldad, t III., 4. Ml Rl:l i OUT TODAY FROM DIAMOND. r"I"l- I -I"I"I"I--l- I"I-I-I- I"l ! I-I-I-I-! 4. RODIIFY AGAIN WAS 4. 4. TRYING TO ESCAPE. 4. 4 Sheriff ('nine this afternoon 4. had some difficulty at the the county lake these matters up in Mrs. Helen Riddle, Itoseburg. . their respective local- Granges and 4 I. at" liiis afternoon th appoint committees to prepare tor 4. Slierilt s ofTlie reported tliat an exhibit, for now Is the time to 4 i'" wonl bad been received In continence to nurse the best speel- 4. day as to the whereabouts of l-'titK iiCP ltTMENT. mens of farm products to perfection. 4- Kav Diamond, the f.P'iniaic I If the members of the various 4. bank robber. All roads and Itiih'lle Tribune: At 11 meeting held 'Granges will all work In harmony, 4. trails an- being watched and Mniiilav eveiiinc In the citv hall it with the board of directors of the 4. sheriff ('nine and Detectie u:m decided I,, nriratiize a vol ii ii I eir fair association. Douglas County will 4. Slaton. who Is still Inn j. firemen s association. Hen Hilllwinkle nave a niir mo eiuai 01 nnn 11..1. v m-..- ie- noun j. was unanimously elected president never yet been seen here. 1 4- bended J. and F. W. Cotterill secretary. I pon 1 - n.'n.r.i. f j. a distance ot atioui .u miles, another .. I link of Hi.' N.iMhwesloln I'nelHi.' " y' 1. 4. properly Is 11 operation. Tile sea-1 r, piet tow 11 of Eureka is oil this road. The last In 1 "ii 1 i.a.mi. .nine 1 :i. Tin. sum of $.'iii. oiiu in damages Is naked of the Peninsula Lumber Company in u sun men today in the l eileral Court ny wiinain A. .Sutton. ho as a lirabemaii 011 the logging road of I Ii :i t company in 1 oiuuihiu t oiinly, was injured. The accident look plai March I. at folpmhlu Cily. Sutton was In I In- pit belweell I be skids where the logs are rolled off the cars mlo II111 river. The logs nt the lime were piled tbr leep, alld when lie unbooked Ihe chain Ibal tied them to the ear. Hie bntloiu log shot out and he was crushed between the log and the skidway. Seven ribs were broken. it is alleged, and he was injured in I JrWI' 'aJ-' i- jv WO Holt Get Long Tern LINING UP FOR TARIFF VOTE ,1 u, ,'. i LINING IT FOR VOTK ON TABIW 4 f HILL. . -.. ;.:....'.',,-; t-v'r. WASHINGTON. June 20.- lor Simmons, chairman o( the (tnance committee, presented the Democratic Senate caucus committee with .,.. draft of the completed tariff bill.., , llniisdall and Thornton . wlU oppose- the measure on final paaaage. Tke attitude or Walsh, Shaffroth and New lauds, free sugar opponenta, 1 being closely watched. If nil oppoae ( the hill on final passage the result ! will be close. On the contrary. Polo- , dexter Is ready to support free sugar . on the floor, l( ueeded. ...;. H DEMANDS MONEY TRUST PRO BIS HE RESUMED. . , WASHINGTON, June 20. De--( mandliig that the money trust probe -? he resumed. Representative Neeley, ' of Kansas, III u swech In the House, denounced the New York Stock Ex change mid Clearing House Associa tion In bit tor tortus. He charged that a publicity bureau of the Morgan Company Is opposing a renewal, of ihe Investigation or financial condi tions, and urged the passage of tbe Henry hill giving Congress Inquisi torial power over banks. President Wilson will deliver per sonally his message 011 reform of the currency during a joint session of both houses Monday, if the Senate concurs in tho resolution adopted by ihe lower bouse providing for such session. BRYAN WILL GIVE JAPAN A RE PLY MONDAY. WASHINGTON', Juno 20. Secre tary Bryan announced that he wai unable lo present to tho Cabinet to day America s reply to Jupan's note 011 the controversy over the CalKor ni.i alien land law. He hopes to de liver tbe note lo Ambassador Chlnda ' early next week. i r 4 countv jail when be attempted 4- " 'omniiitee 01 live was ap 4 to photograph George Rodbey, 4. 4. the Sutheiiin burglar. Rodbey 4 squirmed obstinately and 4. eluded every attempt of the Master Pomona Grange. . j.."..J..M...4 be- 4. be aipre- 4 P IiikI ImmuIs ut ii ii;inii(l ami It is iifiil'tiliiH that tin- juriHfliHIftii fil'-d vxltli rmnitv Tri'UMi ivr S.iwits tif Dm S:iiit;i I'V in ihf mw I'ortlaiMl- ! tills urtiTtiooii fmin I lie clht tiatika San l-'iatjt is (i lftii w ill pxtcinl tuilv ' ilcHlKnal-l as rtniiily l'i"Hif mlt-. tin as rar MuMli as Kiin-ka. tititil In Tho f f v hv last Satnrilav. Til .-! mi Imtii Par iric has arratiRorl In ailililinn in 1 1 1 rnur Khs.'Ihii'k to I ina in ' nn - ' i uci Ion tt t hi- lini ha iikn i ! a ' t In- staff h.-nk.-t at ii'Mih nf Tiiui'lail :ili. ii.- TliU Jin- i ; l-n-l.. . M v r 1 1 . - I'lPt-k ;t S- t r I" h'i:!r Iimiii 'I'riiiida! lliroimh liti. aiil He K C Vhmiu'. A (',, t;i rrk rr -ri-nl t'it in m- N'nrtf f'oiiniy. at Oakland. Tin tidal oi their hnints i ".i ! i tin n ia . to ( ;-!! lh-;irh. Or. ami s-' n l it ics (lt'inKt-i! attintiniH to Two It. mi's .tvjiilnlilp, $-'M Mini This will r--lh i tho W h)t In r ron m t ion with t be t rra hii nr of a n r.i t amount of re So" t in rn 1'arifit ix ist hiK prnnTt v -i ion hi hi hi v. llltAi:t tU HLASSHS YAIjK IN ItOAT H.rK. XKW YONIV)N( Juno SO. Out rhiHslriu; Yah' no far thnt tho race was lianlly n tlocoiit paddle, Har vard s Coin (iar crew nenrod another triumph over Hit' bhio today, winulng tho vat: ily ton I'm by four h-HRths-Thf Harvard froslnnoii ulso won the .mhls hy a h'tiKth mid a bull lu a. rlllHt' Cilllh'Ht. . spamsii ,u i:i:n mih iikr ok an-, oi iikk sox. M Miltlli, .1 n ii- I'D.--The condition or i)i n Victoria Is reported satls- laiinn In- the court physicians, fol- inHiiie. tie- liiitb or ner sixill cnnu. ;i son. l-'ie royal children nrt now Hung. Iter loll rill was sun num. o .l.i: STVflK MOLD-l l' NKTrt K-iiT ASH A iOI.I WATt'll. 4. iibotographer. which seems to 4 confirm th T 15 8 E .a -w . "WV T , 4 belief that he Is a 4. bad man. R. A. Miller, the 4. nad cnecK man. gave no n 4. trouble. In order to photo- 4- C 4. graiili Rodbey successfully. It l I 4. will be necessary to take his 4. W i . , . . .t. Sl picture ill illl ll IllMini"-' liik iih- 4. ment. Although handcuffed. 4. Rodbey succeeded in frustrat 4. Ing the photogrniiher. showing 4. him to be no novice In crime. 4. Resides objecting to being pho 4. tograplii il. Rodbey also showed 4. his bad rhar.-'er by trying to tsaw through me bars ot his steel cage this afternoon with ! The New Ice Plant is Running to Perfection prompt the battered edge of a rase- 4" t 7a ot- 4. R knife, which he bad secured In 4 some way. Tbe noise traded the attention of the 4. f employes In the sheriff s office 4. ant Sheriff O'llne smin de- 4 d tprlved the burglar of his Im- 4 4 .......I n-l.l-li nrnvnil ion JU M. iiieiie-iii, ill. 1 . 4. rA slight for the heavy stiel of his J case- Konney nas neen inii- p t. erlng with the Jail locks nearly 4. K And us soon as wo can perfect ourdellvery system wc shall commence to sell Ice to Roseburg citizens We shall make it an object lo furnish good weights, cheap Ice and delivery at any reasonable polnl. We Can Use a Couple of Deliverymen to Sell Ice Especially young, rustling, np-to-date men, not afraid of work or of wanting to arootiuimduto tho public. Th-y will havo tbe company! co-oiratlon In every nBpect, and It will be n pteaHure (or thorn to dHivor goodie: cheap to everybody. WE GUARANTEE TO SELL ICE 10?" CHEAPER THAN OUR COMPETITORS And stand ready to close monthly, quarterly or yearly contracts to that effect, and no matter what our competitors say or state, price and ipialliv will count In 'he long run, and Itcople cannot afford to pay morefor Ice than It Is worth. We make Ice by electric power, have our own cooling water for condensers and consequently can glv- a le-iier price than where People Pay for Water, Fuel and Labor of Firing .Boilers osTAHlo. or., .luno 19. An auto tag", which is operated between this , in Vale and Nvssu. was held up last night al t o'clock and Its occupants, t ihe driver. Franklin Rosa, and Dr. V. II. De Uiiik, of Vale. rooDea or: three auto bandits, who had a Urs ' gray louring cur. Rosa waa relieved , of 117 and lr. Do Long ot $210 and a gold watch. nn nit mn huh a J jj. YONCAI.I.A VH. RtWEBCBO. A j 4. The Yoncalla nlno will cross I K 4. bats once moro with the local A f. 4. boys lu hopes of wlnnlnn the 4. 4. game next Sunday, June, it, on !'.. .. .11 A m nil' .Minn hosiohiib ui.iiiwuu. "r S'j.. 1 win be remembered thut 4" 2 4 Yoiiealla played here, Jnn 1, 4 .., 5 .1. holding the locals down to tw Ei: K 1 runs. Yoncalla will al k;'rr A 4. practically tho same Ma M p(: 4 4. ibev had a few Bandar . "s ; vieaiej win ,. for them. TM kMJT J . , will be flmall or-BMfe :.-:'; . hoi and Pnrjr. aw hshmd the bat.. at lfl o'alock. ' TAN. M-'.l ,;"t. :..r if: i;":.ve-, '-I.' V vv V;'." '-V S II . ever since he has been there. 4. P READ AIMJIT ICE AMI THIXK HOW XICB IT COOI YOV. READ AIMJIT ICE AMI THIXI AI.K.XAM.ER HAH MADE IT POH8IIILK CHEAP ICS. H in m 1 1 m i in ih ' 1 5.. i l .'; -"".J. V ..v'-V?:'-: