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That fuinons while tlave play. "Tbe
l.ure," al tbe Antler'a Tbeatar oa
Wednesday, October JJnd. . ,
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ltoSKIU'RO, ORKOON, MOXHAV KVKM.MJ. (KTOIlKlt 20, 19;.
No. 13.
BRINGS GRIDER BACK
Wanted on Charge of Deserting
His Wand Child
EXTRADITION FIGHT DROPPED
Priswtr Has Did Varied Carw formerly
Milage' I Pictire Show it Myrtle
Creek Als a Wild West
Sheriff Qulnc returned Sittiirdny
niKiit from Wlniit'iniHTa, NVvadu,
brliiBinpr baik ('has. Urlilcr, wlto was
arri'Bted there on a clmrKe or iltsirt
Iiik his wife and child In this ciiy.
(irlder mnde an effort to fight e.ira
dltlon and had employed two lawyer
to defend him. They were informed
that (irlder hud nothliiK with winch
to pay for their services and the
next day the case waH dropped.
(irlder has had a checkered career
the punt few years and also sei-nis to
have a faculty of disturbitii; family
lelatloliHtilpH. A divorce suit filed
here recently la said to he an out
come of one of (irliler's exploits in
this line. As indicated a few days
ago. It is nop pretty generally ad
mitted that the woman (irlder de
serted here is not legally his wife.
That )ie Is the father of the four
months old child is not denied, how
ever, nor that the couple had lived
and traveled together for about n
year and n half as husband ami wife.
(Irlder formerly lived at Myrtle
Creek, where be conducted a mov
ing picture show for nearly a year.
Thence he went to Portland ami was
with the Arnold shows for a short
time. Thence he went to l.os Anpdes
and later started a Wild West show
which traveled through California
and Oregon. It was one of the wo
men of this show that be traveled
with as hlB wife and who is tbe pres
ent complainant against him. The
show outfit was in ltoseburc last
summer and from here went tn Coos
H'oBty. There Orider quit the com
pany and came to Hoselmrg ami
Myrtle Creek. The show employes
filed an action against him for un
paid salaries and (irider was placed
under arrest in Hoseburg. lie Im
mediately got busy by telephone to
the plaintiffs and upon his assurance
(hat be was on his way back to Coos
Hay and would settle their claims
ho was released. He did go to Coos
Hay and effected some kind of a set
tlement. The show then disbanded.
Kcturning to this county (irlder
pretended to purchase an automobile
rrom W. A. Foley, of Myrtle Creek,
(in securing possession of the ma
chine be pitrsuaded Ctant Taylor, of
Winchester, to go to Wi tuioia.
with hi in in t lie vehicle on a proposed
(iovernnieiit land deal. .Mr. Taylor Is
still there, so Sheriff lluiti" reports,
hut tbe land deal has so far failed
to develop. It was this auto that the
Winnemucra attorneys expected to
get for their services for deft nding
('.rider, hut a telegram from Mr.
Koley stating that be was si ill tbe
owner, the machine not hauug be. it
paid for bv ('.rider, ibey iiilc-kly
dropped the fight and the prisoner
was turned over to Sheriff (Jiine.
A hearing Is scheduled before .lus
tlce Marsters for tomorrow iiMrnlng.
and as tbe complaint agali:.-t (Irider
is on behalf of both the woman and
child It is verv probable that he will
be held for trial, even I bough she
admits she was never legally 't arried
to him.
I.ikes Oregon the ll.-l.
Since returning from tb.s trip
Sheriff Qulne is more than -er con
vinced that Douglas ('nun'' is "."'
excelled as a good place to !'' ' "bis.
bo says, is n garden spot "Mipi.od
with the arid regions of (Vifovnis
and Nevada. A few things may be
grown there- by Irrigation that wo
do not produce here, but In general
we have those states beaten, in the
proverbial "forly ways."
I. W. VV. CASK COSTS (MITH.
.Cimis loamy Juilise Answers (lover
j nor West's Inquiry.
I MAHSHKIKl.D. Or., Oct. 17.
County Judge John K. Hall has writ
ten a' reply to Coventor West's re
! finest for a bill of the cost of holding
'the 1. W. W. deportation iutostiga
tlon in Coos County. Tho total cost
of witnesses and grand Jury was
$07S, and tho Governor has been In
lornied to Ibis effect.
Tbe Coventor first wired Judge
Hall for a statement of the cost with
a view of presenting the bill to A. II
I'uwers of me Mmitn-i-oweis Logging
Company, the Inventor holding that
Towers was the Instigator of tbe de
portation movement and should pay
the bill. Judge Hall thought the
matter was a joke and told the Cov
entor so and that he could not be
lieve Coventor West would think of
ntieinp'ii'K such a thing.
The Coventor wrote back thai be
wanted no advice but merely Infor
mation. In a letter mulled today
Judge Hall gave the desired Informa
tion hut stated that he bad not
cbanged his original opinion as to
tbe Coventor's action.
H"H"I--H"l-H"I"M 1 1 1
-f KXCTKStOX TOMORROW. .
f. 1. Heavens Confers
Local Fruitgrowers
MAKE CANVASS EOR PRODUCT
With J
Tomorrow morning at 10:30
o'clock the special train which
will carry the delegation from
Hoseburg to Suthorlin will
leave the depot. At least 110
excursionists will take advant
age of the low rate and the
special train and accept the In
vitation of the Kverfresh Com
pany to visit their factory and
tho city of Sutherlin. A ban
quet of Kverfresh products is
to be tendered the visitors.
Plant lo be located at Roseburg
lilenbower Plenty of fruit, ftc.
Are Already Assured
MH"1"I"H""M' t 'I I I I M..1-
TOM RICHARDSON HAS j
A SLIGHT GLIMPSE OF i
DOUGLAS COUNTY, ALSO
0- puto between tho Southern Pacific
Company and the organization of en
gineers, conductors ami trainmen.
The majority opinion of the arbl
tMH uphold the contentions of the
Southern i'nclfic on the distinction
between street cur uervlce uud buu
! urban electa rlc service.
I Ilea rings before the board of
Hi cannery, of ample ;,rhitor were held for two weeks,
ti.lli all the available The, board wan composed of M. E.
and vegetables grown Montgomery, vice-president or the
would be a boon both nrotherhood of Locomotive Kngl-
is and to the colli- y fi,.ti ennnml ninnn...r
mutiny in t.-ieial. movement lo ,i( u.m.i.or.i u.wm.. .....i i. ......
'. Davis, appointed by tho Federal
Horrd of Mediation. Tho brother
hoods were represented by T. A.
OnKK, vice-president of the Order
of Hail way Conduct oro, and C It
.lc!,;iiii;h!iti
A in. .,1. i n
ca:.a ity tu li:
trtuts, l'i'i:ii-
in Hits ;t nii;y
lo t If " pl o.illi
I ' poll his return to Portland a ft it
his isit to Kosebiirj; last week, Tom
Kiih;id:s(H. the development work
er. Kiiiil lo a Journal representative:
After the convention I went to
llosehtirtf, and the countless beauties
of the 1 tri)i.)iia thrilled me. was
present at the bin juu club barbecue
at Kiddle, and what a gathering that
was. The farmers and their wives
wore tlif broadest of sinilitiR smiles.
Thev listened to mo talk, but kept
their eyes upon the venison. They
told me of prunes that netted $.'"
per acre, and other crops that made,
your mouth water.
"Then we went baek to Host-burn
bv auto upon the Pacific Highway.
Tho hills and valley supplied a
framework for the winding I'nijKiua,
"The greens of various shndes.
mingled with countless brown.-. add
ing heightened color to the yol.lin
yellows, and with lungs .'Hied with
pure, iiigorat ing air, I was sat in -nl"d
with the hope that nil the good
folks would come to Ongnti and
share with us its iniiuni'-rahle boun
ties. "In the hospitable lloscbuig Cni':
men ial Club we had a good heart to
heart talk. Large, roomy, il is
kept and is an honor to its itn-rM t-rs.
"Iioilglas Colltllv people are stand
ing in their stirrups. They fairly
ittaiite as they walk and talk of blue,
blue. blue.
' it was the blue they won :it the
slat.- fair, and they don't al'ow yoi
to fo;gei. Troy mix this with talk
of prunes and corn, and It. listens
well. They have money and more
of it coming down in hoiiglas Coun-
'-t.i!'!,sh mi, i ;iI institution has been
taken up l i, , ,j. Heavens, of the
Heavens l:n,. tannery at llreen. He
wa in , tur. :.!; e with the board of
(linr'or.s of the local fruitgrowers'
iisson ni Inn hr,t Saturday aflernoon,
and they, imlixfduully, seemed well
pleaded wnii Hi,, proposition. Mr.
Heavens wul l"gin this week can-vat--ing
t si: u at ion among tho
grow .-j s as to tho amount of pro- n(,,r( .strt
um is ne 'mm m'i ure. ntm tt ine conui
tiotis ;ife loiniil to justify ho proposes
to e.-tatiiisli a cannery either at Hose
hu g or Ivleji'mvver for handling all
kind., n: 1 1 ii :t . i:ies and vegetables.
Thi- will in no way interfere with
HUERTA A CANDIDATE
Would Succeed Himself at Next
Sunday's Election
ANNOUNCEMENT EXPECTED SOON
Siber 6ms it New ttrt Wkere He Says His
njht Win CnU'iit Will livesli
Iitt "Repeater" ftirje
(Social to the Eveolnn Review).
VKHA CHl'Z. Oct. SU. lnpite nil
pioiuls t n. roiitrnry. It Is eon
lilTi',l iirutllrally oerttiln that HuiT
tn will I),. ,i cantlitliiu. to umnd hlin
i'ir In tho Pl,.,tinii m, )ct,bcr 26.
The luiiHtitutluii prohibit the name
pri'sidint rrom wrviiiK two terniK
In BiKTeHHion. bin lluertii will pre-suiiitilil)-
ri-alKn a jny or (wo bolorv
In oril,T In make a break between the
vlce-piesldeut or the : !" 1 .r""18 " mee IioUHiik. That
IIKJ ULKliK 1IAHKIIAI.I. I
j AT MKDh'OKlt OS NOV. 17. 1
MKDFORD. Or., Oct. 20. That,
,baBeball enthunlaittB of Sun thorn j
.Oregon and Northern ('allforiilu will'
' have a chance to see baseball as Ita 1
best was assured last week when
Hubert llrevard, an orchardiBt of this
vicinity, deposited In the First Na
tional Bank of Medford the sum of
;$1000 to guarantoo tho apiiearance
;of the two great clubs. The -contract
I which Charles - Conilskey. owner of
the Chicago White Sox and manager
of the world-wide tour of tho two
teams, signed with Mr. llrevard calls
for the appearance of the teams on
the field, rain or shine. This clause
In the contract assures out of town
visitors that they will actually see
the two teams play ball.
Tho hotel accommodations of Med
ford for the day of the game will be
ample to take care- of a great crowd
and the Southern 1'nclflc Hallroud
will furnlah round fare ticketB til a
greatly reduced rule probably a
one-way faro being charged. A large
section of the covered grandstand
has been reserved for out of town
fans and additional Bi'iita are being
constructed In tho already well
equipped grounds. Tho highest
priced seata will cost- 2. and the
management has taken ull precnu
tloiiB to seo that "graft" of all sorts
will be eliminated, both at groiiiulH
and In the restaurants, hotels, etc.
25 DEAD IN A WRECK
Troop Train Crashes Through
- Trestle With Many fatalities
l;..llMe TrtilnmnM Hni.rvr n 11,.... U -he Will an llOU lire hill fMimllilnov f.l
of the legal stnlT of William V. Her- lowi"K, 1'viix arrlvad was the
rin. ehiet counsel of tho Southern K'neral expectation. Diaz la whed-
Paeifir, looked after tho company's , im " 10 nrrve this afternoon.
HI :v KHS KM PKCtHIOX.
WArtlllXOTON. Oct. 20. The V.
S. Supreme Court today upheld the
right uf rongresH to admit New
tin
citli.- nic
he Mpel'
S''aMiii :
h.nuer
in ire i
r.l ll'l.T-.
tlli'VI i.
re.,d.
fruit iv
thai 1"
lie!
d 1- . !.
This.
the 1M-W r
mentis the
A Mien
itei cii-eii. which is now
.l v..- e.-t:ihlished and will
.ii' d en ;t l.irger scale next
i: w;:s this year. A much
T:ii will in- made, as many
: i'- ", will ltowii. stine lite
- : .. i eadv for handling
.in. i Miie when they are
I IV.
s'rutiii fejttui-e :it The Antb-r's
Tie. iter l;iMt nighl wn the his' ef a
seriin uf editorial jdciiires, entitled:
"'i'ln-Siititt y Kgret ;uid its K!erfnin i
t lti ' Tli is fentii re port r;i s w hat
cnine neiir being the ev'erminatlnn
of the nw.v heion by the bird hutit
e; fnr t hi' rat e pin mage so til'H'Ii
sought fnr by the milliners. Killing
ct these birds !s now prohibited ;md
Avty ishiini in being re-slei-ked wiih
them, l(-r cent of all tlie sltiiwv
hereii imw in the I'nited States bi-ifg
di.!llh .!.-d Hp-re. Otire ; week "e:i-
tie pict ii res' illusl rat ing varbeis
-ih'ecl w ill be present i-d ill The
!!'!. rV In connection with the regn
Inr pr(ir:mis of "tnovb" and mimsii
All the shows at The Antler's aie or
the ,;v l,...t -.Jass.
ins no doubt that the
- will he glad to pledge
ii! i h ir i rops w h.ich is
:. ! r ldpment to market
? , i.;Mfed new ( atuiory.
t ' . lo:-!atnes and vege
i w :!l be grown will keep
,ii:,e: y b.isy for several
M'ry first season.
.- - nt it i' nt pi (nlii''ls ftr
1 .:,nu'-n urn pledged,
i: !' - In -.i'ion will be de
l . ., w ill he idther in
' ! i , '..v. r. Ncc.'ssarily
; .u ' ; i! way shipping
.! ;. - i . I .i 'i'e Sit4 Mil MO
.. ;- d wi'hout dMficiilty
nt volume of pro
. . i ii ii. mi ;n-res toore of
. . ; , '.i V.ed, Will come
' :;, t 1 is fount v within
, . ,. itesides iui-
-nit sMitriblc for
. t t h.C:e ondKirds.
MiiMiritie whieh
, ! ! v : llliei les. deliy-
j '-'ing and vinegar
i g oi-(diards will
i . :i ing t lie coming
;n . i : t : 1 1 1 v rapidly e,ich
t'.fte will lie plenty
,, - ' - . i ' i aunefies and
! iiitur plants. This
t.- v i:s wtll there
' L-'t'ti active en-
iv win-, win; niiMi:
n i t; m v. -i m ur.. V i.im:s.
li -j i Lit i ,iti..ti : -tween ;i Ve.1ern
;. i 1 -oid ' " I Uder llrdnian
, i ( ..in holed.
Trouble Start In Oakland.
Tho origin of tho controversy wan
in tho Southern Pacific putting on a
street ear service between tho Six
teenth street station, Oakland, and Mexico to statehood with the clause
Alameda, ami manning it with street In the new stales constitution giving
car men on turret ear pay. The me reuerai (iovernment authority to
brotherhoods claimed that, their men restrict the liquor business hi former
should he employed and tho dispute Indian lands of the state. It re-
assunied It wldo scope, embracing versed the decision of the District
operations of thn Southern Pacific In Court of New Mexico that (he regu-
sireet car service over Us entire ays- lation of liquor traffic was not sub-
tem. Jed to Kcderal Interference.
Tho com pa nv Is making large in-
vestments In Portland. Or., and vi- SI'l.KH (iOKN TO NKW YOIIK.
chilly and the finding of the board of ALIIAXV, Oct. 20 Kx-Oovernor
arbiters covers this field ns well. ! Sulzer was up early today packliig.
When the Southern Pacific elec- ,. , Marl to ,lm Adlrondacks
trifled IIh Alameda County suburban vestenlav as ho had planned. Indeed
service it continued tho former en- his vacniion trip seemed to bo aban-
git-eers anil conductors as electric ,tn,., entire!-. "1 am going to Xew
motormen and conductors, under an York." ho said, "for an important
agreement with the organizations conference, "i intend to begin nt
that the same rate or pay would ap- the hotiotu of the ladder." ho added
I'' "I am going right back where the
Street Car Service Held IHslinct. , p,.0,,,. know me. I'm not dead yet.
Tht- organizations demanded that but certain people might well wish
any fo: to of elect ric service should I were."
h pnid on the same scale. The South-; i
em Pacific refused to accede to this I VKSTH.ATIOV OKDMHKD.
demand, claiming that street tar ser- h NKW YORK, Oct. 2 0. --Acting on
icc was of a distinct type and that the demand of Moss Murphy, tbe
pay received by the men should Tammany leader. Judge Malone has
O.
' loll
lv -Thn
n a N'est
;i uteb-r
let passed
u as uccniu
arbiters filed
I iit rii t Court
d in the din-
Hi.
be at the usual street car rates. A
strlkn voto was then taken by the
trainmen on (he entire Southern Pa-
eifie s.-leiu from Portland to HI
Pao. The vote was 0 lo 1 for a
strike, which would have resulted in
a lie it 1 1 of the Southern Pacific.
The Southern Pacific then appealed ,
in thi' I'ederal Hoard of Mediation,!
created by tho Xewlands act.
TraM.fei"s Not .Muterhil.
The board held that the fact that
transfers may he given to or from
a street car to or from a suburban
electric car or train, nr steam train,
leu-rated bv the same r a separate
management, dues not of Itself
change to a suburban service the
character of the service rendered by
t he st reet car.
It also held that the fad that cars
f"i nibbing street car service run on
the same rails, or that ibey alternate
or are intermingled with suburban,
ititerurhan or steam service, or any
or all of the classes of service, does
not change the character of the for
mer service from street car lo subiir
liiii electric or oilier service.
Mrs. C. W. Hughes left litis after
noon for a week's visit with her hus
band at Yoncalla. Me is engaged in
Pl'iliibiiiif Hie pew public cchou!
h'tildiug there.
ordered a sweeping in vest ign I Ion by
tbe crand fury of the charges made
by John Purroy Mitchell, the fusion
candidate for Mayor, that Tammany
planned to import repeaters lo nc
complish hi.- d'feal in the coming
election.
tiM(.l; KVIDKNCK.
PI.YMOITI1. Mass.. Oct. 2m.
Itaiiiiiglug lesliiuony for the defense
was given today at the trial of Mrs.
Jennie Katnu, charged with poison
ing her husband. Admiral Kalon.
Professor Whitney, of Harvard, tes
tified that he examined the stomach
of tie habv adopted by the Katniis.
and found no poison. Nrs. Katon
charged that the child was poisoned
bv her husband Whitney testified
that be ex,, mined the Admiral's stom
ach and swore that he found arsenic
in "ira tb-il'v everv organ the ar
senic mild affect " He though! that
more than one dnse wan given, as
selling that lie believed SOIlie nf the
l.ui'Hii was iveii the Admiral from
two to six bonis before his death.
si M.irr i:iu 1191 am:.
W I.I IS Mp.iSPn l al . o. I 2.
it:ht e.irthiMifke shook this town
:: 01 lock this morning, lasting
:. . ond" II wan also felt nt
Mr-Id s and Santa Marta.
MRS. PANKHURST IS WELCOME
Mrs. Belmoit's Aiilt Was ii Wiitiif Wka
She LmM SfKiks it Mm
Square Gardu WtdaestWy
BIDS fOR ERECTION
OE ARMORY OPENED
IN PORTLAND TODAY
Tin' bills fur tin- nrniory nlilrh will
bo t-rcftiMl hern wllltlii llni mixt yrar,
will Im t)ii'lli'il In (ii-lli'lal riiizi'i-'s
iilTicti ill rnrtlalul toilay. Ah hooii its
tbo Hiu-i-t-KHfiil imrtli-H Imvn b.nMi ilo-it-rnilncd,
tlin locill oITIi-itk will tic
tuiiilif-il. Oi'tl will triibtibly ronrli
Ihto lutuorrow iiiornitiK- Krmn Hut
iiitiotuit of riKiti'iHK lltat 1ms lx-on
ilouo hero by outHldo partlpH, It in
tlidiiKht Unit tho miiiibor of IiIiIh stili
iiitlti'il will bo 1iii-ki. riovt'riil lot-til
t-iMitnu-lot-H tin vo hi-i-ii finrltii; on
till' Hlll)-rolltliirtH, bill II 1 1 lo nil tlio
work tin u wholo. II Is tho plan of
tho state oniritiltt lo hi-gin work on
tho basement Itntneitiati-ly anil ntld
I lie tniii-t'Hti'iii'tni o the coniitiK Hit-iit(;.
1,
Tin: i.i-Ki-:-' at tiik A.m i.i:ics
' m;iii-:si).v k i:ic.
(Special to Tho Eveninf Rerlew).
MOIMI.K, Alt,.. Oi-t. 20,Twent.
five persons are known to be killed
111 u wivik 1111 the Moliile & Ohio Rail
road when a troop train crashed yet-
..-.u.ij iiKiuKii a irestio near the
staio lino or .MiHHlssippl. Of the dead
-I lire I'niled Slates Soldiers. Two
were iiietnhers of the crew. About
I till soldlt-t-H were inliiril a np .ham
seriously, and rlvo peili'ans fatally.
I'ANKIIl ItST IS KIXXIKI).
MOW YOltK, Oct. 20. Freed by
older of IninilKratlon Commissioner
(ienoral Cauiliietil, Mrs. I'ankhurst, -the
IOiibIIkIi HiilTriiBelto, this moraine
rrosseil the bay to New York. She
was met by .Mrs. o. II. P. Belmont's
aulo nnd drove to Mrs. llplinont's
homo. She was to hnvo addressed a
11111KH me. -tine al MitdlHim Suunre (lar-
lileti t . 1 1 1 k 1 t . but In ronsiderutlon of
I the ordeal she has Just koiio through,
I the KatlieiliiK was postponed until
1 Wednesday. Mrs. I'ankhurst's re
lease was mil mitirely unconditional.
-She was adnillted to land on her own
I n-rnmii.tnic" without bond, but II
j under n pledge lo leave the country
jut 1 lio cud of of her lecture engage
ment. SI10 must also rospect Amerl
iciin lows. Mrs. Pa nk hurst received,
ti enthusiastic welcome from a-'
i lliroiiR of women who met her at the
' pier. She Is n dellcalo looking, elder
ly woman, almost supor-rofined In ap
pearance, with n low, gentle Totce.
anil every mark of excellent birth and .
rinn lit-ecdinK. Sho bad little to say .
about her detention nt Ellis Island.
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ve civi: ij-K cki-:i-:n trading stamps:
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Have You Attended The Bii
Everyday is bargain day and we ive you double stamps on every article
you buy until Nov. 1. Buy now and let us help you fill your book quickly.
Buy Winter Blankets Now
The following Cotton Blankets Placed on Sale Tomorrow
Wool Blanket?
pn
Tli Ih eily Ih In himi on Wfdncsduy ;
tvMitnn tliaf lutirii'tisi' New York suc
pi'hh, "Tho Lunt," wtiicli )i;ih ln-i'ii the
(traiiuilic KfliHHt i(n of tho pii'sciit
arastjii llicrc, which hits ixrilr) a
iui(K of imhlii' ('oiuincnt liy Uh (reut
uii'iit oT tho wlillo Hlavn tniffic. 'I httt
vital Ihi'tiit would In ilsi-lf no doubt
have kuITIcimI to uttrai't tin crowded
hoiiscH which havo uccn wilncsslni;
i-vt'i y immMoi inaio'f of tho play inco
its original production al Maxnw Kl
lioll8 Theater ill tho Kanti'i 11
mm t ropolls: hut , ahU'd to Huh ap
pealing KiibjccL of Kinh widespread
Nal loiial ti k i t nt Ion Just now, In t hu
genuine lira mil tic. power of tho plny-wrlj-lit,
(ieoi -j-o SrarhoroiiKh, who
liaH been praised niianiiiioiiHly by the
New York critics uh the KfealeHt new
dm mat lut Klven lo t ho A nierit-aii
Hlae uluee KiiKelte Walter iiiade bin
dhut with "Paid In Kull." The
situation of "The I, urn" in e n;i to
be intensely thrilling uh well iiM
start 11 rinly reallHi Ii-: (ho tict-nnd act
Itt di-elareil In h,ld its uudienies
HpelllMilllnl and to -Mil with one nl
t he tnost t retnetidoiiH ctiniaveH vet
known lo foot II x lit h. one iniir as
sei Is t hat "The I ,u i'e" lit "t be uuvA
si 'ji hat inn a I d i a ma evi-r p,l v a to I he
-.la.;i', more daiiriK than 'The KavieHl
Way' and more thrilling than 'Wiih
nt tin- Law." " Mr. Scarborough
probablv aeblei .1 tbm reni.i rk ;t hie
Miect-srt because nf thi' Very fact that
In- was not iiM-rely a play w rilit M-.-k-hiK
iv setiKatlonal thetoe but was him
self It Spec lal Secret Sel' Ice tic Ml
of (he Cmi rnno'iit, enai-d in niu
iiin down w bite sla vei h, find w as
; Imm tuspiiei) to write n is play to
; present Ins own act ii a I life . n- n -encett
in till their vivid di.imaMe
litcetullH-SM. Tin' theme HI II V, hi llllll
and he dil not have , inveni
i -ha i a i tei s a inl sit uat ions. The sui
1' iliv nf bis pnipo-e and hl eane-s
d'-sire to make )rn diama a n
weapon a Kit I list Ibis terrible Nation
.1 1 evil makes I be v l mi; ti-n i li
(line, accordlni; to the New Yoik i"-
left ers, a ml Mr. Si a r bo: ou i: Ii l
jtitoie than a u m i i I : i w r 1 1 priiit.r-
j be is a toot I u; lit ri'llsi'l. r U jr.iliist
('.ire. Tbe rilited Stale: I H - pa ; 1 Iii'-Iit
.hi. ';.. h:is i-i!-h.r-e. 'The l.ur.- '
I hi 'mikIi SiiHib-v VV. I 'ni' h. w hi, as
. !i.:nl nf He' Kcib't.tl biiie.ni lor !),
I Mippi eysioti of I be u bite sla v 1 laf' i ,
I has n. mtie ndeij Hie pifi-e In an t n
( let ti r. appriiv im; it w rit iucs and
' - tiii if t ti - ft a I of hi- -expert a-i
' bin 1 v tu its is tiHitl 1 nil 1: ii hi
ADM IS MltS. I'ANKIU'ltST.
WASMINCTON, Oct. 20. The
order of tho New York ImmlKratioD
authorities excluding Mm. l'ankhurat
from admission to tho United 8 til tea
hn:t been overruled and she was
ordered adnillted Immediately, It
wan Htaier! at thu White House that
Mrs. PankhuLst would he Klven free
dom on her own recognizance. Sec
retary of Labor Wilson mild ho enter
tained a MTious doiihl whether Mrs.
t'atikhursiH acts In KitKhmd consti
tuted moral turpitude, adding that
if she broke the laws or thn United
Stale Kite I'M) Id easily ho arretted.
Commissioner Ueneral Cumlnettl
I hen ordered her release.
Si ITMIT TIIK r.M i:iWITY.
tht
i hi
the-'
rili:
pie
ns of Ioiik!;is County:
uher I lb t iie re are, umoiiK
hois, I o referred meHH-
eif.s all . 'iiii: the Sl.ile ClllverHlly
a ppropriat inn?- The:"- measures were
;n -j; bv lii ,.-mlat tire nfler
due ii l i tiefnl (itislderalloti, and
were ai.-l an- er inipoilnnt to the.
! ri-.i.al inie'-. sis uf the Mate At
'at'Ke ,HmI cmm v individual person in
ib- v1. l b-' buiidini; and eiiil
men! nt Hu- iiinv- i-atv aie in:ideiuato
i ml Id" apt i n p 1 1 a t ii iiis rire sorely
I tteeile.) lo maintain the university lu
hU-h
Mill H
II. II Ii
I
is t Im- first edm-a-
r iiii'iinii, Iio not
l.elh-f that to
SiM ! 'I . plopl liitintlS will lll-
. t,:ii' s li wlil not for tho
money !- ah eailv jippmpi ijiIihI and In
He- baoiU ef the Slate 'I iva-urer. t
i.; !!' . ' a i 'H i- ' inn as to w he t tier
,t ;,!! I-.- ii - -I let' He- pui'i-ose for
u h . b P a a.; ni'i-nded or shall It he
piM t n'.n li "iitue Uv,,less COIIl
mi :ie: V- w -n' H e university.
! .-1 'itiiversllv we
!- we in ed ft. The
I. t up tn Ii lefer-
ri.i i-iti is not hlnf
I..
III. I
id
ami cheap
,.- people to
Liit i i i j 1 1 y tu
r in placate the
w i" :-t:i disap-
1 i ) Hot K't
li" ,.11 the people
e mot i v en which
i in I i!. e ineas
i.'iil h cheap
i.ho'tt as much
l.i't tu a hear
C MlhWKI.L.
$ .: lUatiket. - ''In!
.:.. Itlanke'h. - .;'.
s Itlanke. -eia: !
12.-. M1iii:k-. -
l.r.e Hlimkets. .-r-wdal 1 ::.,
1.75 Halnkets e. ia 1.7:,
2.00 Hlullket riecln, 1 9
. t t - '
VE GIVE. &C CjK i:N TRADING STAMPS!
REAL IMI'ROVEMENTSAKi: MADE IN ROSEBURG
That
p.-IM
burf
pave,
Hu. ii
SiiH.
Snlltf
the I
l it V
h :,;!
lion"
real eiitate lv CiillHtaillly lit! :;r ,u I'-. leili
HI ftlll IllXestiKilte the p.i v in i - '' :. a
Four yiarB imo il was a ". a; t
I. Today the Intelligent and pr. i- i
andn of dollars for first r'a j hr m. :!!. .
i rlm Hold lots at l.'uou v.u-h
i.i : v x n i : t is simim; -jo pmik
vt arH iu'O ' The Ciovi-"' wa -.. I.. . . - i
iiv did not want If. Later f . I ink
Today the people th;if Ii.el m p., Im C f
f tre'-s aro lneHilni; in
no i i;irr nv ii.-,o i rr i
l le t. this chaiire nscap! you, but
UMIHJUA LAND WATER COMPANY
nosrnrito. oiinnnv.
U piovi-n when a
l.liHon.i to Koite
e business si recta
t v ow ners HpPiid
t I In ir lowtitiites.
.urs. l
v lor a soiik, but
a a : tiff. -red to the
hint; nnd large
V KK LOT
ir ." on.' in time.
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