Roseburg review., October 02, 1913, Image 1

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home, Saturday,
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CITY flBUl
rent lack f 'brll later-
isMdctet
fOUR TO HAVE NO OPPOSITION
Contention Only m It Qatilati, hctrto
and Treasurer fifes fir PkUnu
is a CWJirHr
Nil ureal
itnuunt of local Interest
ft position to devote Me whole time
thereto. The sound business judg
ment Of the roters will be expressed
by the re-election of Recorder Wlui
berljr by ft Urge majority.
For City Treasurer Miss Agnes
Pltehford la the candidate against D.
S. Houeer. the present Incumbent. I
She expecta to keep the office In the
city hail, where It should be. 8 he
waa for long time chief clerk ana
acwuntaot for the Douglas County
telephone system and Is well qualified
for the poaitlon. She la a highly re
spected and hard-working young
woman, who for many years has
earned her own living and has bven
a chief factor In the support of her
widowed, and much of the time in
valid, mother. Her chief opponent
has a good position and it U said
that personally he la not anxious to
retain the office.
For councilman In the first ward,
R. H. C. Wood will be given stains
support. He Is a safe and progressive
uuslneas man and Is not tied up with
any faction or any particular section
of tbe town. He will make an n-
allAHt MiiHjtllmifl and oiva all
. ' maniieitea In tne cf tbe city due consideration.
ii.in.n a, be held here next Hon- Regarding C. W. Parks, candidate
u. Aside from the Socialist ticket, for councilman In tbe fourth ward,
vvnitii is generally considered as be- against whom some Intended dirty
HIK III I la' lield merely In nnll thal.l... h.vn rainllv hnn ,ut l.v rl.u
local defaraer, no introduction Is
needed. He recently retired after
more than eight years service as
postmaster of Hoseburg, during which
be made an excellent record. He is
not now In active business and has
plenty of time to devote to the city's
Interests. He was for many years an
active member of Roseburg's volun
teer fire department and has always
tnlrnn a ivpnuvnnl Interest in the eitv'a
liny llelinus ami V. A. Powell In the .Hranramonl Ho la not rimatieul In
nd and ;:rd wards, respectively, for, h In views and If elected will see that
This really leaves 0n parts of the city gets a square
deal.
Reported Straw Vote "Kukiil."
It is assorted from a source In a
i position to know, that tho purported
"straw vote puoiiBlieu uy ine local
defanier was never taken at all, but
was "faked" up right In their own
headquarters. This, of course, was
with a view to Influencing voles in
favor of certain candidates. Fakes
and base Insinuations are an numer
ous from that source that no one
For City Treasurer, 1 whoiild be fooled thereby.
lis re-elei'lion and hisj
QWHEHSHIPBYPUBLIC
Telegraphs and Telsses May
BURLESON IS (MM IT
Tariff W CaleW tife fttsiVit
friiay fr Srtjutire fW-W-hia
Wits, S it t
Benate. retained tha r.rini..-i ..
I provisions. Including free sugar nd
till further downward. The
ad valorem rate In the bin .!
approximately 26 per cent, a decree.,
of li per cent from existing rates
aad nearly 4 per cent lower-than the
1 Bl Ul IUQ flUUHQ QUI, I
lk. D.. .'- . i ii. ..... I
awv otuwiv uuiuons to tne HOUSA
tree list, with 1112 .. . h.?"0",',?
coat the Government more thin tti
AAA AAA D. O ... .
w,v. um oouais isaaera think
they have provided an actual in
crease by the following provisions:
uu oi one-ienm of eae cent a
kwwuu wu whvu viu iur mare de
livery. A tax of one-tenth of oae cent a
pound on bananas.
Restoring the full Internal revenue
tax of $1.10 a gallon on brandies
used to fortify wines.
Increasing the surtax on large
Incomes.
That point Is disputed by Majority
Leader Underwood of the House.
(Senate Amendments.
Tbe Senate made these other Im
portant changes:
Lowered the normal eiemntlnn
from the 1 per cent income tsx from
Medals and Pite Wa ky tie
local Cai
I'itrtV !;eLMh. Iheta Is Binmrantlv
decnle.I lark of Interest. For Mayor
there is I. :ii one other candidate,
Napoleon nice, 0d n (W0 0( the
lour minis iliere is the same condi
tion ns to c luncllnien. In fact three
of I lie five rouncllmen to be elected
will go in without opposition other
than a nominal Socialist vole. These
.no II. M. Kullwinkle, for a term of
one year from the First ward, and
iih.
I Siwulal in tbe Evening Review)
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2. Postmas-
. ,. i i i.w.k la nalfsArlnsr
hewlsd'n of 'including In his annual, ' ;,,0 " lngle person..
. L.. . " ... ,,,itlon for Govern- exemptions for wives snd de
ment ownership of the telegraph d P
l.'lenhnne
. .. , ...in.lf tiwl tho thA flnv.
u, ..luryiauu, '"-"------ 'vert to the benefit ,.f lnrkt,nIH.
Incomes of mutaul
Insurance tompanles, wbich re-
eriiinent is sludv ng tbe owneranip ""u.
n an irrespective of Burleson's de- , Increased the graduated surtax on
lision. Lewis Introduced a bill pro-1 'nt,hm 10 u m"lm
viding for
eonimunlratlug systems.
IMIILADKLI'IIIA WINS.
LEAD IN NADO CCMTESIS
Steve m. Haih fwm, LlNMri
fcrt Tiyfcv Art Ik MaaWt.
I wo years
hut two louiK'ilmcn still lo be chosen
one o.e-h n the 1st and 4th wards.
In the 1st ward the candidates are
('. U . Clark, ilie nintograitier, and
If. II. ('. Wood, proprietor of the
Hoseliiirg Hook Store. In the 4th
ward (he opponents are C. Parks,
the fiinner 'ostinaster, and V. L.
Colih, ilie real estate dealer.
For ( iiy Iteenrder, Carl E. Wim
herl is a eaihlldato for re-election,
si rid is heing opposed by L. K. Mlll-
eile, Ilie e.l'0i
I). S. Iliule!' ;
oppoiie.nl is Miss Agnes l'itchford,
liiial agent (or the Portland Ore
goniaii. A referi n (1 ii in measure Is also to
be voted on. iliis being a city ordin
nneo remihiKng aad in several in
siauees liiereaMiig the city license or
m-c upaiii.n tax. As sutli taxes are
considered uniii-t and douhle taxa-
iiiin, a inige une is c.M.e. s....v The reguiar wnter schedule in
I train nervine for all local trains
Willi four of Hie eight officers to expected to commence next Sunday,
he eleei. , g.niii; in practically by ac- Word from the general offices at San
I'lntnalioii, I lie i.nly contests will be Francisco, where the change eniin
as In Urn oilier lour, and only two Rtes, relative to the new heliednle.
ul Ilie-.- (Hie two roiiiieilinen) will may be received tomorrow, in which
ASHLAND LOCAL TRAIN
TO RUN SOUTH ONLY TO
GLENDALE HLREAfTER
1:!.
hllie al:.v lolc
of Ilie ll-u .i
liet two e:n
For City i;
colic, de.l l!..ii
C.n l K. U mi!.
He has proven
officer ;t!lil ll.i -entile
lime t
office soMietl:
liv anv rei mi .i
eitv. 11-sides
illlt SUe eSsl ill -': '
the lilisillo?-; ul tl
possesses l.':e t'i'l
edge lor hiii. ; ii
Issues anl t'e a
police court, i'eitu;
law ileparllio t "t
I'liheisilv ..I.. I .oil
Iiy Ihe Sllpre t'e
hail some cii-ilv i
line ill Ilie past
Il'iiiio iluliii "He
illeolllpelelice i-r l.i
the part of tie- re.
business is now ot
llitude anil iinpori
time, there he.nt;
paving innlraiis
and llancrolt
for street ainl se
looked after. Tl
far too groat Import
In the hand
ling Ilie policy event It will take -effect Sunday. So
ihtrati.ui for tho far the changes are only c.irr.-nt
rumor, but It Is understood here that
i r II is generally train No. 20, now duo here in I p
ir siin Incumbent, m., will start from Olendalo Instead
u ill he re-elected, of Ashland, and arriving somewhat
lahle and obliging later. No. 14, which arrives at ll -i
ite.l praciieally bis p. m., will probably bo changed so
hiisiiiess of the as to arrive about noon, and No. lv.
i: in ivr lu fore done the Ashland local from Fori, and. ar
r ;n H e history of the riving here at 5: 35, will continue only
t i ve.irs of practical as far as Glendalc. Thus ihce will
, v . cin e In handling be lighter service between Asltland
,! !;! office, he also and C.lendale, which In tli" vv inter
legal knowl- time is never very heavy.
,(l8 lie- paving bond
,. a i.. it-s of the city
..j)e ,i r-:adiiaio of the
t (,t i lie W illamette
in ltd lo practice A noticeable gain In popular
ul The city has 'seen at the new Hotel t'tlllinui grill
x irieiic- In this since they began serving lliei' nn
lining lost about chan ta' lunch at the popular price i
i,i;ilnisiration byi35centa. Many persons are d'oiipit
k of attention on in there reeularly during the n 11
r.MPQl'A HOTEL GRILL
GAINS IX Itll'l I.AIHTV.
.1,.. ,.., iKltli.n nf these . :'""- """ " ew,uu.
Mmui'i. ii ijiiio w UIUIIIVlllll-
ttea derived from operation of public
utilities.
1. n .l.t..l. . I. .
NF.W YORK. Oct. 2.-Phlladel,.hla' "l ..Vuf "..1"!
won the playoff In the game which from january , , Mlircn , ,,,,
was called at the end of the eighth i Free lil)U,d (.a,,0 (n(, other ve
Inning at Philadelphia r:ently. be-1 ltock wht,at nH)r of ,,ie Al)Kora goa,
tween the Olaiils and the PblHies. anJ 8onie oti.r nKriculturnl products,
when Umpire llreiinan refused to al- Keatored oatnieal and rolled oats to
low the game lo emit nue. dec ar ng (ho Ull,llbie lst ,, ,)roviuea aD
low the came to continue, declaring elll)orlle i8p01.,0n of meat Imports,
he was unable lo Judge the balls be-, Rl,alK.ed ,ollso r,eB on .00i,,B
cause of the reflection of the sun on mlln,lfl,c,llr,.8 t() become effective
I ho hats waved hy bleucherltes. with januttr.. j iih
Murray at the hat the Giants failed Kr-e Sugar In 1010
lo score. The final tally was eight Provid..d. Hi the sugar schedule.
10 six In favor of Philadelphia. for imIlle(ale abolishment of the
r. ,, , Tn nana Dutch standard test; postponed oper-
TA 1(1 1-1- lill.l iu iass. atlo of ,r0luH,.d reduced rates until
WASHINtlTON. Oct. 2. "I expect March 1, 1914, leaving the provision
ihe tariff bill will go to the President unchanged for free sugar In May,
not later than Friday, and it may go 1916.
tonight," Bald Senator Simmons. "I Slightly Increased rates on finer
don't look for opposition measures In cotton goods, reclassifying the whole
tho final passage." Despite Sim- cotton schedule, anil changing the
nions' confidence, there were other allk schedule from an ad valorem to
Senators who did not believe the bill a gpeclflc basis,
would pass the Senate before Satur- provided for an administrative
day afternoon or evening. The Sen- force to handle income tax collections
ate Is considering the compromise without regard to requirements of the
clauses of tho bill concerning which civil service.
11 sagreements exist In the two Struck out a countervailing duty
houses. ' nn wood nulll.
New Tariff Features. Greatly reduced tho rates of the
WASHINGTON. Oct. 1 nioAffeiv metal schedule.
lion among Democratic Senators Struck out many reform provisions
which prevented final action today In the administrative section; re
oii the tariff hill waa disalimted under lectod the antl-piimiiing clause; the
the Influence of a healed caucua dls- 6 per cent tariff reduction on Imports
russlon and tonight the caucus ap- In American vessels, and the requlre-
proved the bill as reported by the ment for inspection of books of
conference committee of the House foreign manufacturers In under-valu-
lillll Senatn. (lull nlv tbimnnniln ntlnn eiVROU.
voted against approving the report.' Added a provision giving the I'resl
Tho caucuB decided to abandon Its dent authority to retaliate against
Position on the nronosition in the hill nations which discriminate against
to lax dealings In cotton futures and American goods, hy proclaiming In
to leave tbe entire subject for later creased rates on certain goods;
legislative action. Both the amend- adopted a provision excluding goods
ment of Senator Clarke, of Arkansas,' manufactured chiefly by child labor,
written Into the hill In tbe Senate, 'and provided for the. creation of a
and the less drastic administration 1 commission to reviso the customs
substitute adopted by the House, will laws. . ,
l thrown out by the Senate Demo-1 Important additions to tbe tree
rats. (list Included:
Col ton Future Tax Dropped. I Antimony ore. limestone, rock. as
After the caucus Senator Simmons, phalt, asphaltuin and bitumen
-aid he was confident that the Senate ! ' Fabrics or Jute yarns, wool lilan
mld complete Its consideration of i kets valued at less than 40 cents s
.. . ...-, I. in . . .. . . !
"" "" rrow. tie said a pound.
The state of Oregon, aad especially
Roscburg, haa won high honors this
year In the shooting game. Tbe saill
tia company at Rosebnrg waa the
first In tho state to take an Interest
In scientific shooting, and that In
terest bus extended to the entire
state. That waa several years ago,
when Major Hamlin, Captain Houck,
Captain Stewart, Ben Shields, Alex
Ferguson and C. 8. Jackson were
crack shots of the state. At oae time
Roaeburg had six of the sixteen mem
bers of the rifle team that repre
sented Oregon In the National
matches.
The team of the local Fourth Com
pany this wear were First Sergeant
H. Wolford. Sergeanta Steve Pear-
sou, Hugh Pearson and Bert W. Tay
lor. At the state shoot held at
Clackamas In July they easily won
tbe state championship, and nearly
all the medals antl matches there.
All four of them were selected on
the rifle team of sixteen men, which
represented Oregon in tbe National
tournament at Camp Perry, Ohio, In
August of this year. In that contest
Oregon won third place, defeating all
other Btatu teams, and the crack U. S.
ufantry team, and being beaten only
by the cavalry and navy teams. Ore
gon's successes were due almost en
tirely to the four men from Rose
burg. They were the backbone of
the team and wore in all the matches.
The prlzo was $300 cash, and to each
member of the team a medal.
At Camp Perry there were more
than 7 f.0 contestants, the best shots
of America, and therefore the best
In the world. In the general averages
of all the shooting done there, Ser
geant Wmfor won alxtb place ana
'eniBtfu luu iwuiiiu
selected to repre-
tales in the Inter
( defend the Palma
lada, Sweden, Ar
imher of other
am won.
latches at Camp
n money elgbt
in seven times,
times, Bert Tay-
won numerous
Oregon team, constating of Wolford.
tho two Pearsons and Tnvlnr r
Reseburg. and Connor, Spooner.
Jsooney ana Stevens, won second
In selecting a team to renrexnt
the National Onard In the I'niteo
States service match, Wolford won
first place oa the team. In the Gov
ernor's eap match, 486 entries, he
won sutn place with a score of 23s
oat at a possible 160. In the I.eem
sap match, SIT entries, he won ninth
plaoe with a score of 104 out of a
possible 105.
la tne iirow cup match Stev
Pasraoa won first place; 380 entries;
ivi oat or a possible l os. The
Catrow cap is worth $600. and was
brought to Portland by General Fln-
r. Later It will be brought to
Roseburf.
la the Leech cup match. C 17 en
tries. Hugh Pearson won sixth place,
score. 104 out of a possible 10,1. In
tke surprise fire match he won 14th
plaes. III entries, score DO out of
' I 60.
returning from Camp Perry
H eiiuv men wore poiecieu lo 10. . . . . .
X Oregon In the Northwestern lT. ".'
lnn.1 matche. tr. he hl.l .t .
" i I 1 1 it ii rr.iel s1a.&.
n at tr I i oi.. "v ui virjui gear
ftiri d. j. nuiiuiu, niuir s,,,,. . . .
. Hugh Pearson and Hurt Tay- V' .TKni T
-n i n $ iHNi two vein, Mm
(IB alii Bx7IC-i:i XJU PU nUHUDllIRi ... . , . ...r -j.
the Utter part of October the " " ,,, nre,on a
,. ...i.i, ni v.. .iini ' ion iii inu mensmsrs sv
off In Oregon, each company shooting ;j,,l;,,Bjr- " .SJllt
on IU home rsnge. Tho Roseburg ''' '"."" ,'" niiectlo
company will use about 20 men In !'' ,'T 1ailt"".
At ih. n,. .in said, that he waa a parts
i.f k. Ve,lmnll ehamninn.hln i Work,r McManlgSl. DBTB1
w" . r I III' uiiliail f..i. thsiin ssuba mM
;;rV.rson. Hi; fVenVeV -V,'"!"'!' WkS.
a poeof
Aftei
a taanf .
renreaf
Intern)
Vancxf
Pear
or 1
had
tea id '
Id
Geo. I ( tis t
With
'-.
PLANNED WHOIX
- -
rifled DytiwttrtWnt
Unite
him to win It again this year.
H.
CANAL NOT IIAMAGKO.
cording lo Foster, dictated th.
fesslon enrouie lo New Tork. It tss
pl h ates Hurry lnlllis. ,jlliralarT
atef caaoaal i
treasurer of the Inter
elation r lirhige and Straetaral Iram:
Workers, w ho succeeded H. 8. Hok- ;
in. and who succeeded John ateNa
iiinra. I lm sensational
(Soeyal to the Evening Review).
PANAMA. Oct. 2 After a thorough1
examination of the tiatun locks, l.leu-
tenant-Colonel Slehert has announced credited ivls Is that k waa sa- V-
mi oniy iioiiiihui iiiiiiiiik- wi. uoue i,.,.,,.,, t),t, nea(1 , t, QigaalU
by the earthquake which shook lh,,i,, nt ,ivn.mii.n mA W
canal xone Inst night. The machinery K1I,.(1 lo ,ow up n th Boavaalo i,
Is unharmed, he a d, and there was i,uiiug , lhe country. Ta plal i'.'i
a "Buperflclul slldo It could be wia .,! Vl., whle tn HeNamatwa ifi
moved In 12 hours. Msewhere It Is w,,ro ull trM and WM Bt4daa '-- -
announced that practically no iliiiiuig
was done the canal
"ARIZONA BOB" SPENDS
A COUPLE OE DAYS IN
convince the public that the brothers !
were not the dynamiters because tart
explosions would occur while- taejr'5;
wero In custody. Pleas of fwUtTW
set these plans. Davis waived akaasl- -nation
nod will be 'rrta til Inflisjl- 1
"poiis. .s .:.
Ke relary Is Arrested.
Indianapolis, Oot. I, Barrr
!, r. The city's hour these days. The menu i
ar gr. itcr mag- lent and of good variety. The i ,,n.
, , than at that' are well cooked and well served 11
numerous street participant enjoys an excel i ' i "
r I as-essmeuts, and only wonders how It can '.
,:..r lend Issues for such a small price, lien :-
r jiun.oses to be good chance to demonstrate
:,re matters of saying that "the proof of the I n 1 l;t
:.!! I" ba Placed (a In the eating." Just go tin i
f amoie- vv iio is doi in luncheon and you will tie cnnv iiii-
a in!
run-ion wuuiu oe niaue nrst to agree
.1 the conference report and that
i, .ii he would move to disagree to
ii:- Ijiderwood eolton tax amend
ment and alBo to recede from tho
-:.ate amendment. Willi the bill
thus disposed of by the Senate, the
: no probably would ngree to drop
eolton future tax provision for
present and send the tariff bill
. the President.
Synopsis of Hill.
me lanir phi, as it passod the
Textbooks.
Sugar machinery.
Cast-iron pipe.
Surgical catgut.
Cement.
Klax and hemp
Furs and fur skins
Gunpowder.
Pig Iron, spii
ganese. wrought
blooms.
Photograph I
l. lseii. ferro-man-on,
Iron slabs snd
viri: picture films.
(Continued on P'g -
Sergeant SK
place. )f
sent thf .
national
trophy agV
gen I lua ativ
connlrles. tv v
In the var
Perry, Volfor
limes. Slevu li .
Hugh Pearson fot.
lor once, and al.
medals. The Oregon tesm won more
than $70ti, and considerable more
than half of that sum was won by
Ihe four Hoseburg men.
In Hie Catrow cup match there
were 3HS inlrloB. the ranges 800, 100
and 1000 yards, seven shots at each.
Sieve Pearson won the cup with a
srore of 1011 out of a possible 106.
This means that he hit the bull's eye
19 times mil of 21 at those ranges,
and the other two shots were fours.
In lh company team match, 20
of Ihe best teams in the United States
competing, four men In each team,
the Hoseburg tesm won fourth place.
In lhe enlisted men's team match,
34 teams of six men each, Oregon
won fifth place. This team consisted
of tho four Roseburg men and
Sdiwarz and C.uerln, of Portland. It
'..... m this match that Wolford and
u'n.ii Pearson established a worlds
record for pair shooting at 1000
iu ii... two of them making 24
consecutive hull's eyes. This Includes
two sighting shots and ten record
In the Kvans service skirmish the
ROSEBURG THIS ,inhVc5. .X
heiMi arrested on chargea at
acy to transport explosive. ' t?hls la
For the nasi two ilavs Itosehure Hie same as the ctmrges-whaism la
has had a more or less notable visitor. I ironworkers were convicted .at, lav
This Is Robt. W. lllllesple. more fa- uianapoils.
mlllD-lu- wn,.uill ..u A rlfi.i... 11.."
t.ri.,1- , no.. ..I....I....T I .u.'i nii'iiu iv rinirsMs' .
niiiid juni iiuw unu'imi ny pui.tin ............... .... wvawfr.r .jt.
role, of the genus "hoho." be la NF.W YORK, Oct. 2. -Herman Oat 1
veraatilo character and uluive tli. -Ii-Iik. looking very much r-heateataaV
averago III mental faculty and attain- ip.uieil before Magistrals Frank '
monts. Ho arrived hero with two or ,. ,.(Mi. rtils morning to acooaat f.
three companions from Coos Hay on rr the Injuries suffered by Laetla ? '
Tuesday, having gone In by way of singleton whllo nlllomobillng last ;
the Drain route. Ho la galh.rlng Tuesday night. The Holloa believe
data for future use. lucldi nlally H nMt s,e was with Oelrlcha himself, i-
may be mentioned that bo was In oelrlclis was accompanied by bis taw-'
Roseburg 22 yearB ago, being then a vl.r. .M;irti Taylor. The magistrata
more boy. With two comiianlons lm IUHipneil tho hearing to October 7th,
spent about three days as tbe "guest'' )Mh i,.lw),.r -,lil he would dear the
of the city, for vagrancy, lu the old Hiiil!iiiK f Miss Singleton. Having;
wooaen caiaoaosB on .iiiiiu ni. Kllllsfled iiiemseiveB tnal li was Oa
While therein he scrawled an Inter- rl,.IH ...ml not I). M. Clsrhnrsi vf ;
estlng paragraph on .the wall, which Tacoinu. In tielrlcliH' oar with Miss
gained the attention or a local news- siiigleion al tho time the ear waa i
paper of the town which gave It puh- ,.r,.hed on the curb on upper Broad-'
llclty. Whllo here this time he tiled Huv ,h(, xl,vu are hunting for B
to find the story, but waa iinsuccess-' j,,,.,,,,,,,, W,o accompanied theai OB
ful after an hour's search through ,,, n n believed that Hiss ;:
aged and dusty newspaper files. Inir- s,,i,.loM ,.0ld, if sbe wonld, Tsisal "
Ing tbe interval ho notes mat nose- t i.l,-,, t i t y of this companion 4UsV '
burs has artwn from a straggling .i,,,, i,iu i,.4Hhi,,iiv vnnM iiIms sm Ik- .
country village to a live little mod- tY.-x I r. The detectives admitted ta-'
ern city. n. case Is one of the queerest withA
Active In i'ollllcs. ; w hich they have dealt for loag
A year ago "Arizona Hob", was a limn. i ; : . f
candidate for tho Ohio Legislative , j
Assembly from a Cinelnnali dlsirleij QI'.VKK SIIAKKH IOr.WaKUBa. I
on the Hull Moose ticket, nut was; i.ns vncklkh, Oct. t.A augMi
not elected. Ho haa a personal ac- earthquake shock was felt hara aarlVA
quslntance witn lorioer - wm .this moruiiig. rvo o a mage
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