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!. I; , I - DOUOU AS COUNTV AND THE UMPQUA VAW-BY THE BEST IN THI KBXC 4 The opening Theater. Road lattu ...7" "si dr 'or our own tst..m "? M advs. for tlw in Th. R,, ,0 dTW" bouw, Saturday, RlWKBUBO, OBBOOW. FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER , i.,8. J R0SE1URG REVIEW T 4 ThreateRstoloterfereWttJi World Series Hot Week T WAS HOD R)R TRIAL MaKes Viotest Oitbreak a Trask Hornet PriiS (rs hwt, Over the finals if (irl Kdjg (Special to Th. Et.dIdi Review). ....... "' "a1Shertd.nl. J- -W OKK. (W. J.-The discord """ tin- iiK-mber. of the National . Hasohnll ( oinmlshion md ihe mem bers of ihe (iianti md Athletics Is f;'"'1 !I,U1-'1 ' and it Philadelphia. I Ms trnulilt- followi the order of the ollil.lissinti prohliiitlnr ih nl.n " tini! or allowinj their names in used In newspaper stories of tli'- world aerie. The players de clare that they Intend carrying out th-ir .mitriiria. "If the plavra make their threat." replied the com mission, -the series will end with Hi" rir.i game." The players throat i ti that if the series li stopped they ill him Ihe membera of the com mission individually for their loss. MilMllir II Hl.lt FOH TUIAL. NKW YOltK. Oct. 3 WitH an out- I ik "f violence which If lie is s Ii.mi i tiiim: insanity, was a marvelous pi.-.o of acting, Schmidt, the cott I murderer of Mist Aumuller. n.:ii; caused a panic among 'he i-l 1 i i:n! s at t lie inquest over the fr;i iriutTiiM of the body. . A pitiable i u Schmidt as he was sitting binMl..! uii in a chair when Coroner I'.' tt'.. iu announced the mangled (in;.-.- would he buried in the l'ot- t-: ti.-i.l unless someone furnished the fun. Is to lay it in consecrated Kiini!!-!.-. At these words Schmidt Ira;..'.! to his feet, and Jerking some-tl.ii.-g finin his liorket, wrapped It with a rosary and hurled it at the Coroner. The police seized Schmidt ami held li i in. while Ihe rosary was iniur, ! nii'l found to contain a tun dollar hill, which hp evidently im-. n-!--1 us a contribution toward tl'.. UK. home Ittmi. These odds obtained for MVeral days until Larry Doyle. capUIn of the Giants, was hurt iti an automobile accident and with Snodgrass bad sprung a Charley Horse. Reports that Doyle and Snodgfaas might be unable to play In the aeries were instantly reflected and bettors In New York were un willing to risk more than even money on their team Id the face of such re ports. Freak Bets Made. By far the greatest amount of money placed In the first few davs after the opening date was an nounced waa wagered In so-called treak beta. There were no end of these. Reports from Chicago were that a bet could be had on any point pertaining to the games, and the fol lowing were quoted as some or the odds given on beta made theie: Even money on the (limits and Athletics. Two to one that llender does not win one game. Seven to five that Mathovvson does not win one game. Three to one that Mathewsoii does not win two games. Twenty-five to one that the scties goes over four games. Two lo out inai mo series Hues not go seven games. One hundred to one that the Giants do not win four straight One hundred to one that the Athletics do not win four straight. More Odd Open. In New York one bet was recorded at odds of 4 to u that Mathcwsou would pitch the first game. Another bet was reported at even money that Demaree would win his first game. A third net was that the series would go six games. I Ins Met waa also at even money. On., ciant entbualaat offered 1 to 4 that the Giants would win the first three games, but found no takers. Infinite were the variation on which the early betters laid their money. One man bet even money that the Athletics would make more runs during the total games than the Giants. Another offered even moiicv that the Athletics would lead In hitting YOUNG MAN ISfOUND " DKDAI(M( FROM EXCESSIVE DRINK BIG FLOODS IN TEXAS At least Eight Deaths Have Al ready Been Recorded PROPERTY LOSS IS IN MILLIONS T:. t ! r .1 ati.l v.; .1' I rv. n: li. .. Shouts was foreman of ihii-h Included Vincent As ii. r millionaires. Dr. Ceo. i-si ifiecl that he examined if the corpse and believed was due to hemorrhages. ..Mimed that the girl was i S i.iniilt began dlsinem r The Jury returned : luring Schmidt a murderer I him held for the grand . , ve. tcd that lie will lie (Special to th. Evening "" CWYONVILLE. Or., Oct. S. I arolS T Harmon, aged .bout was found dead In bed at the Brlggs hotel here this morning. He cam here last night from-Rone ur ln intuxleated condition, and Is sup posed to have seccunibed from exces sive Indulgence In "r ?" Harmon lived with his step-father, s. l Bigelow, near Canyonvllle. Coroner Jewell went out today to Investigate the cause uu .......- stancea of his death. Coroner Jewett later reported that no inquest was necessary, as there was no doubt that. Harmon died of ,.i,. i nun. The coroner then .0.!:.,":n?heb?w0onVe"ywho':'S'' o Evening ...,. accompanied voung Harmon from1 Al'STIX. Texas. Oct. J.Klod Itlildle to Canyonvllle. Harmon was conditions here became worse at noon employed as night porter ai mo "- today as a remit of a further rise !MrlS:o:hrrrv cithTr,o; f .rlv-r.-fl.0,.g the continued the first of this month, saying ne una - ....... . ne uaiuage giiing to Riddle. Ho was known here at Sun Antonio alone is estimated at In the name of lligelow. a quarter of a million dollars. Ke- ., ,.vtiJi.iTi.-a vised figures show a death Hat of iir.airr i w. r i htMM Hwer is Nor Reow SeriMS (kries Afiiisl li.;t uiiw ,rt Hade by his CtlluH$ lHMt.r: H)l'M IN HOTKl "nt persons. The railroad dumage lis estimated at four million dollars. Two barrels of beer, one barrel of t least one million hales of cotton in i-e Innpnil WllieS auu auuui. u .. IliHW UH ui-lioeu. barrels of empty bottleB were seised ahoul 3:30 this afternoon, and 1 all KKSirK KVIOMIIKD MINKK. hut the latter are now securely 'M' loi-k.-d up in the county Jail to be) CKNTKA1.1A, I'u.. Oct. 3. With retained as evidence, which Is the only ten feet of coal separating him result of a raid made by Sherlfr from freedom. Thomas Toshesky. oiniie nml Deiintv Kred Stewart upon who has been enlomlied.slnce Friday what was the old liar room of the In the Continental mine, will be res- McClallen Hotel. For some time the cued this afternoon, according to the local officers have been gntherlng the mine officials. Although ho has In- essary evidence, and this after- quired frequently concerning the imioii, armed with search warrant, probable time of his rescue, he has the confiscation was eompieica in me not oeen una. me mine physicians tearing a collapse. NEW S. P. ID CO TO GO INTO EFftXr HER NEXT SUNDAY, 00. 5. As noted In Thursday's Review, a new time schedule for trains on the S. P. R. R. will go Into -Beet on Bun day, Oct. 5, at 11:01 a. m. By this schedule the Ashland local train from Portland, No. 1. will ran only as far as Qlendal-. Leaving than each morning at I: It, It will con stitute train No. to, and will reach Rosehurg at 8 a. m., and leave here at 8:10 tor Portland. Th- south hound local. No. It, will arrive at f : 35 and depart at 6:65 p. m., the same as heretofore. In place of the Ashland local, the through train No. M. will arrive here at 1:06 p. m., and depart tor Portland at 1:16. It formerly left here at 11:S5 p. m. The southbound train, No. 15, now arriv ing here nt SI: 30 a. m.. will arrive at t:4ri and leave at 9:6.5 a. m. In effect these ehangea will cut off trains No. l nud 20 between Olendale and Ashland, and trains No. 17 and IS hot ween Cottage Grove and Rose hurg. This means that the night local from the north, arriving here at 10:05 p. m., will hereafter stop at Cottage Grove. This last change will cause more Inconvenience lo cally than any other as many people have found It very handy when re turning from points north. UAIC tilUKiAN OX THK JOIt AT NINETY-EIGHT. Oak land MetliuaHah Earns $3.00 Per Diem, and ( Werte Payday In Traditional Manner. Will VOTE ON LOCAL OPTION AT SUTHERL1N ON TUESDAY NOV. 4. hint soace of a few minutes. The booze was founa in me oia oar room of the hotel, while the barrela of emptied bottles were stored In the ii.is.'iiii.ttt. The hotel Is run by ... (....-I. I I.I- lltn, K..f It nunra DiiirK " " "Ik" cbarKe th.it O.'lrirhs had stabbed her, i if n:ile of booze was within the . . . ..J knowledge of the hitter is not known. KKTK.UTS ( HAIMJKS. NEW YORK. Ort. 3. Miss Single ton has completely retracted the a signed tituteiuei.t to be handed District Attorney Whitman, say LTZVil Z'Cl ' that she was. cut by the broken 7 . .,.j ...n n glass on the windshield of the auto- says, oui ne ooiy waueu uuu. ... i,,i , a nlrlh. i cancelled and the Oregon Central Military Wagon Road Company sold th- land to private persons in IS til. nas oeen deeded a number of times since. Last spring tnqury waa made bv Attorney JL F. Campbell, of this city, of th- land office at Roseburg, and in answer to his inquiry came an order from the General Land Office that th- land did not pass into the grant on account of the pre-emption originally taken, and consequently th- land was open to settlement. Mr. Cheshire was Informed of this fact and he Immediately entered unon th- land and bought It for f 2.50 per acre, receiving a Government receipt. wntcn is tn- same as a patent. HosneateaHli Allen lroierty. This land upon which Mr. Harlow filed was the fractional northwest quarter of section 33, township 17 oath of range 3 west. It was after ward divided Into lots 1, 2, 3, and 9. Mr. Cheshire owned a part of lots and and all of lot 3. Attorney S. D. Allen, of this city, bought lot before ha found out the situation and had established a summer home there. To complicate matters, a man from Roseburg. finding out that this land was legally open to settlement, filed on Mr, Allen's lot na a home stead and Mr. Allen has taken action In the land office to protect himself. Dr. P. W. Prentice, also of tills city. bought a portion of the land. There promises to be a big legal hattlu 'be fore the ownerahlp of till the land is determined. SHlHTV ii:v OF TIIF. WCIKI.H IIXSFIIAI.I. ll.Vm.K. Helling -miK at Ten to Six Itottem in i'.,.ih i iiii tiive lidd- on II. iiee Tram. NK'V the lei'" lias. ,,,'l York li lt ma'i. want. . I . in to I' If the ' I'hila-I- 1 lOisSll'l! Ope'lim to ii:lie litl.l in to ll tll.'l ; net. 3 Melting on . the world's serus of u hi. It o.iis In New ; started a' 1" 'o tl. ,i that the (' Ids were Iphia or New York. i; ,. figuri. That Is. ,:,i...tied lo he In . ,, ihe National com , ..a the da f the After examination of the law in Hi" matter, Dlst. Atty. Brown holds that a local option election may he held at Sutherlin on Nov. 4, next, provided the petition therefor is found tegular and has been Bigneu by the re.uire.l number of legal voters. In a case recently appealed front Portland. Hellarts vs. Cleeton, et nl, the Su preme Court held us to Sec. 4'.iJ, of i.ord'a Oregon Laws, that "The words appointing Ihe first Tuesday after the first Monday in November of any year for the hnlding of an election, are restrictive in their significance. They govern the time for holding the election so that It must be held on that day, whether it is In a year of a general biennial election or In the alternate year." The County Court will therefore examine the petition and If found regular will probably order the elec tion held. - Anttnn ;rn;,eVar!!cu!: h".. tak . tSu" bv ihe Sheriff and placed In the nled attempting lo blackmail him. bauds of District Attorney Ilrown. ho will file a formal chargo in the matter. WALL IS I1UYX I'ltOM A NKVYSPAI'KIt PLANT. ciiAit;i:s Ati.xiNsr juxiK. SKATTLK. Oct. 3 That the other eight judges of the Superior Court are planning drastic action against Judge Humphries waa Indicated at noon todav when they met in execu- COUDERSI'OItT, Pa., Oct. 2. An tive session. Notice of Ihe meeting attempt to wreck t lie plant of the Was twice served on Humphries in I'l.'ter County Knterprise was made eacli case, who wrote a terse note e.uly today. A heavy charge of dyna- declining to alien.!. Just what the was exploded under the type- judgeH can do is problematical. Seven liearu ny OAKLAND. Or.. Oct. 2. Irish longevity and Oregon climate has combined to produce a regular "one- hoss-shuy of a man In Jlmmle uro gan, alias "Dad." who at the age of MS, dally on the streets of Oakland does eight hours work for the con sideration of two dollars and twenty cents, and celebrates payday with fitting libations. In "Dad's" lexicon there Is no such word as superan nuated. "Why should I save?" he asks. "1 always expect to be able to work. And such Is "Dad s phil osophy; age should not be a pen sioner of youth; saving Is an arti ficial iihhi- that man was never meant torn; each period of life ought to be Independent of every other period: a body that can work to the edge of the grave Is better than a pension, better than riches, and such a body every man Is meant to have. That the pheasant season brought considerable excitement to Siitberliti yesterday, and nearly resulted in the shooting up of the town liy some lo cal sportsmen who had purMie-l a flock of birds Into the city, was re ported here today by a vlitnr from that plnce. The hunters evi.! ntl became excited and began to "cat looso" In all directions. Inii" rillt.u the safety of the Inhabitants Tie- wa? tl e monevihirda all escnned. but poll ' 'I"- ",. ' hletii at 10 to 6, citizens got busy. It is report.-.!, .ii -l , i V-.ik the odJf were 10 caught the reckless hunters. Col t'.e i;: iiits would win. Luso procured warrants for th'-lr ar- ...l itiinliin. rest and- the marshal was lil:ik:i: ti...... ' .. ,m: i.ii.-ii Fiui.i-io'i ue- euoris lo Drina mem 10 wi-uum vailed tl-.' ' . 'torf in ! "th cities the charge of shooting within w:ero willing to cive o'-l '" their city limits. idling macnines. i ne side or. me more contempt eases !. -Hiding was blown out, but the ma- Humphries this tiinniing. Kaeh de . limes wero only slightly damaged, fondant was fi I $1"" and sent to No one was In the building at the jnl until the fine was paid. Three nine. The force of the explosion Gf the seven were women. Mrs. hroke windows ill surrounding build- Spencer, one of the women, told Ihe iii-s. judge that she was the mother of To place the charge a tunnel had f0r small children, and as her hus he. ti made from nn alleyway under unn, was also going to Jail the little a wall. Tho Knterprise is published OIU.s would be without care. The !.. l T. Stokes, who was formerly jll(go only smiled, iii.-iged In newspaper publishing In, ' . The paper lias been conduct- l lie issue oi mi KMUTILK I.AXI) VACANT. Itoseburg Man llumenteiula Attorney Allen's Hummer Home. ii'.i. Ii'g isl ery vigorous campaign on local the ithl.AMI l)KAI.i:itS SHIP OCT Tl ltKKYS AND IIOT.H. iiAKI.ANI), Or.. Oct. 2. Oakland . . oiiti ihiillng more than a widow's i.!.. towards feeding the world i Today n crate of turkeys. tall .,1 r-gal In spite of their durance !..-, wero expressed to city epicurea il.o ...old not wait till Thanksgiving, i, l a big bunch of porkers, with !,.loino!is almost dragging the i- ,,.iinl. aro awaiting shipment In .. s'oekyards. ting and fishing licenses in Douglas County Ibis year exceeds that of last ear by a con sidorahlo ainouiit and goes to show i the Increasing iioeiilariiy of these nut nru I sports in this country where there Is still good hunting and li"1' Ing. Up to date the amount received i... t ii.... i ..... .-v for hunting o.wl flshii.L. lic.-n-es this year is grant took ttOl'li. Six of tin -so are foreign licenses. The protection of the Ea""' nd fish by the laws of Oregon in .stircs good bunting and fishing for iyearB to conic and (b:s district will I always be known as a hunters 1 I fishermen's paraili-e. Kugetie C.iiard: The filing of a suit In the Circuit Court today for initial registration of certain land lying In Ihe river bottom northeaBt of and across the river from Kita-cne todnv ...I brings out Iho fact that a largo tract of I Ills f.-rtlle land belonged to tne (loverntneiil tip to last spring, when V. I' Cheshire, of this city, bought a part of li from the (lovernment at l-'.M) an acre, nfter It had been deeded numerous times to different people. This land, according to the records nl Ihe land office, actually lav open to settlement under the homestead net nil these yeara until Mr Cheshire discovered that It was vacant land and bought It at the n iii.il figure always charged by the llovi-riiuielll. Wits Not In Orant. NEW TARi: Signing by Pr foremost PASSED BY H(Ml. SiSMd by Speaker Out C futire b ftgfeLi 'i THE IIKST KVKIt. Salem Statesman: Tho presenta tion last night at the Grand of "Offi cer 666," by Augustln Macllugh and has galaxy of Btnr plnyers, both men and women, deserves a more extend ed notice tban given this exceedingly clever company, but lack of space this morning prevents. It Is suffi cient to add that tho house should havo been filled from "pit to dome, and would hnve been had not the counter attractions on the fair grounds drawn muuy strangers there to see the fireworks. HUNTING ON PROPERTY NOT YOUR OWN WITHOUT PERMISSION IS A CRIME - ty; ,..-.'.-,. .'.;i-i (Special to the Evening Ba WASlliNUTON, Oet. -4 W ilson will sign tha tariff j o'clock this evening, and ar i hat he intends making th- reniouious nftalr. . ,H . prominent Congressmen the final framing of tha atax Hie form in which tbe'Beaaa t It. The tariff bill Is to na-n and returned to "the lower aa that reinalned except th- nee i signatures was that th- Ha prove tho measure In It SUgauf tered form. .t'-y The House of Hepreaeatatlf-a viva vote vote today adopt4. t oiiferem e report on the tarts Tho Sieaker signed It and r-tW it lo the Senate, where at 1:36 p. Viee-I'resldeiit MarahaU SllW I signature. A waiting laaaaagaa mediately started with tha Mil tot White House for the PrsMejU'a. , nature. , ,: '." ; DYNAMITER JAILKD. ' 1, INDIANAl'OLI8, Oct. S Oce. Davis, the confessed dynamiter, ar- rived from New York today In eaarg J. of Keileral Marshal Kund. H- was) ig-r lodged In the same roon In.tb- F-4- ";:,' oral building that McManlgal oeen- -f pled, to await the meeting la NoTasa hcr of the grand jury. Harry Jones " was urrested on th- strength . ot Davis' nccusatlons, but has :resansad his duties, under bond. -t ) L. Pratt was fined $10 in the Jus tice Court this morning on a charge of trespass, while hunting China pheasants on the properly of the Bdenhower Orchard Co., last Wednes day, to which charge lie plead guilty. One China hen had been killed, a crime In itself, and two roosters, but were not found In his possession. Kred Fisher, who lives on the tracts, waa the prosecuting witness. I'ratt was formerly a gaiuo warden hero. but recently had not been so em ployed. It Is probably not generally known that under the present law hunting with gun or dog, on the premises of another without permis sion of tho owner or occuiuiiil. con stitutes a crime, punishable by a line' of $35 to $rlll), or Imprisonment in the county Jail. T lie snooting oil gnmo iiiilawfuflly constitutes auolli crime. In converting the corn Into nana. and ' bacon and has 300 hogs. Which Will -soon lie ready for tha market, with. ; enough sows left for next year's sup ply- s m:ol.i TloNAKY" PLATTOBK. EXTRA CROP IH PltOI I I litl.l Mcdfunl Orelninllst (iels Yield llrtween I'rolt Hilt ; Tn4s. Ti.;.. t..t..l I. nl iKivitp liitain iintnntAfl but had I n granted to the state fort"0 has produced IPS the benefit of the Oregon Central Milita'v Wagon Itond Company. The each alternate section or land o' th sides of the road, except such as bad been covered by pre emption homesteads. Tho stato deeded it to tho wagon road com panv. I.n' the land hnd been pro-.-ni,.ted In IX". by M. II. Harlow, who afterward left It. The filing "WE GIVE GREEN TRADING STAMPS! NEW YORK STORE New Today Bed Pillows, New Waists, New Coals, New Sweaters, New Staple Dry Goods, New Shoes. Mail Orders Filled Stamps Given on All Mail Orders pi o o 73 Men's Heavy Fleeced Underwear 50c Muti s .-lira beavy fleeced cotton underwear, all sixes. ' 50C Wnm:en's Rllhhprc Cnoiol ZCn oieu time women's store rubbers JUC ' at special per pair We off heel: a Women's Vests and Pants 50c We are ? oing an extra quality of women's vests an 1 ; '' quality fi' " sites, i, 6,6; special ; 50c Men's Heavy Wool Sox 25c , , Jc Men's extra heavy wool sox Inwh... -'.I gr-y; ' 1 1 "U,25C them here, special, per pair $4.00 Wemen's Dress Shoes $3.50 Kor Saturday we offer you tl,... r H " '"" ' $3.50 nd patent leather Bhoes nt hp- ia! . T Hats Trimmed Free. Saturday Ii-l ,.l !.": nl' '" '.b your om nui unu g i. i- -i. ...- buy your materials from us. k Is that you MKDFOIll), Or., Del. II. That growing profitahlo crops between Ihe trees of a young pear orchard in the Itognn Itlver Valley is feasible has been demonstrated by T. .1. I'artoti. bushels of corn to the acre this year iieiw.-.-u tho trees ot his llfl-aere ranch on An telope Creek. Mr. Carton lias neither Irrigated nor fertilized but lias d"- liended upon frequent cultivation and the careful selection of s I com from tholbest stock of Iho previom year. Instead or Belling the corn, Mr. Parton declares thero Is moro money Hons th WASHINGTON'. Oct. 3 Tha first appearance of the new "revolntlon arv ' plaiform of the Plnchot-Record wing of the I'rogresslva party, as Ijeiittuclated In New Jersey, In the Con gressional It.-iord, Is due to Rep. John I Nolan, of Han Franelaco. Ha ofTei'i'd in Hie llousn on Sept. 18, lor publication Kept. an article by iltlchard Caverly, of the Ban Fran-: ciseo Labor Collliell, on "Tha High. - Cost of I. Mug: tho Cnuse and Rema de'' in this puper the New Jersey . plaiform is advocnted. '.'Flva . forma of privilege should be abolished," It il. i tares. "In order to properly regu late prices nud restore prosperity to all ihe piotile. first, tha franchise prH ilege. such as railways, telephone ami telegraph lines, gas and water i, iks; second. I ho privilege ot land monopoly, bv exempting everything that man produces from taxation, and laving land values for city, state and' Nalaioual purposes so as to tak- In . all ihe i arned increment of land for public use. Third,-.- patasxt? tniiuiiiiolv prlvllcgn, by abolishing tiioiioio!i-i le ownership of pateota, inn allowing iho inventor to reeerva a loyally for the patent's use. Fourth, creillt privileges, by giving tha Gov ernment full control of tba banks of the country. l-'lfth, the protective i.uiir privilege, by abolishing all forms of Indirect taxation, which farm nut to Individuals or eorpora- illeellon otJ" Special Showing! of colored novelty and staple ostrich beautiful plumes in black, white and colors at surprising prices. The Hat WATCH THE WINDOW Shop PERKINS ANNEX.- The salo of real cstiito Is always a good sign. When people eommt 10 loosen up, tne pocm.-i money g"i v... h. :. Al.F.YANDRR'S PARK LOTS an ea mmmm mm w w w 5 0 feet front and 2.) fwt In lengtli, with Us big shade oak troami water front, bathing, boating and fishing, the popular .Sunday plaea tat, hundreds of Itoseburg people r.il IS SLI.LINti I'.lST at a price equal to only $l-'i for a ciiy lot. Inqulro at Box 471, a a Ice plsnt. r" UMPQUA LAND WATER CO j HOSEItL'KO, OHEGOS. -A.''-''! fjf ' -,'.'ri ' i; IWE GIVE Z?K GREEN TRADING STAMPS: : '-. . ;("'l'i "!ijp aw
