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VOLCaH XTL
IttiSKIH Iia, ORKOOX. 8ATIRDAY EVENING, OCTOBKR 25, 1913.
No. 144.
LECTION IS A FARCE
'same outlet to the interior as Coos
llav will have.
A survey of the line was recently
made hv a Southern Pacific engineer
an J during the past few days mem
bers of the firm of Porter Brothers
have been daily maklnK tris to tne
THINKS WAR CERTAIN
Hliorfa FvfUWTC tn Dofe.n FnHr-'l-cHlty. It I" th belief that Porter
wviui UflUJ IV IK.UIIII LIIUIC Hrothers will likely get the contract
Control in Mexico
If NO CANDIDATE HAS MAJORITY
tor the work anu uwi n wj man.
soon.
I Today negotiations were started
j bet ween the representatives of the
Southern Pacific and the Terminal
Company to plose "1C deal ,or ,nc
purchase by the former of the Ter
minal Company s right or way ana
tracks on Front street in Marshfield:
View of American Who Recent
ly Came from Mexico
Httrti Wifl Way Stmt EIkUm litftfiiittly
AaericM fleet ShIs Bat Expects to
ke Ordered Sutl
(Special to the Evening Review)
Jl'AKKZ. Oct. 2.1. It is asserted
that all federal troops are under
orders to support Huerta. The un
iiouiicement thut he would not accept
the presidency If elected was fol
lowed by no change in these instructions.
GREAT NATURAL WEALTH THERE
THE ALIBI WITT Of ANY
CITIZEN MAY VOTE AT
THE ELECTION ON NOV. 4
RECOVER 72
I
A MOUKKX SAMSON IN
HosKi.i n xkxt moxi.av. CooJiUoiis Unsafe far Its Dtvel.rnt.t ui
t.KN. IMAZ A "AXIIIUTK.
VERA CRIZ. Oct. 25. (leneral
Felix Diaz has issued the followim-
i snail ue n presidential
Monday at noon the people of Rosc
liurg wlil see the novel sight of a
man dragging as many new Stude
baker wagons as he cnn secure In the
tltv. bv n rope nrounrl his neck. This
man Is Texas, famed far. and wide as
the "Human Plumbing Shop, and
his stunt is sure to bring down town
every one who can possibly get there.
Texas has been booked by the man
agement of The Antler's Theater for
a one-night engagement on Monday.
October STtli. and he will appear on
ly twice In the evening, as his work
Change of.Rulers is Not liWy to
fnd the Revolutions
A gentleman
this city, who
a trip la .Mexico,
t lulls reason
not be
now
ctatement :
soion rn lti( In
i.y returned Iroin i -""""
Hid who for ob-i I'apeis,
.tes Mint his name
this from observations and interviews'
with rertalu oflii-iai in that war-,
lllllll'll I-OIIIIIM. .. vmis l.i'il hi-
of such a strenuous nature lis to those in pusiiaui to know that the held that under the state eonstltu-
fm bli! ftiriher appearances In the t . t.overnnn in has detail maps of ;tlon an alien who makes his declara
same niglit. The doubtful ones will all .Mexico, including the topography, 'lion to become a citizen before a Cir
have a chance to see Texas do a few roads, hails, sneam. waier holes icuit Judge one year before un elec-
suinta in front of The Antler b heforo aim cteryt limn ih.u would be of any lion is entitled to vote at that elcc'
the performance, when he will drive importance to an aiim invading the
ink wiin tils oare nanus couinry
SALEM, Or., Oct. 24. Attorney
General Crawford today held that a
married woman, although not natur
alized. It vested with the right of
suffrage If her husband la naturalized '
or Is a native citizen. The opinion
was the result of numerous letters
having been received by Mr. Craw
ford on the subject.
"The naturalization laws of the
United States," said the Attorney-
General, "provide mat when a wo
man becomes the wife of a citizen
her civil status becomes the same as
thut of her husband. Therefore In
this state she is entitled to vote. An
alien woman who marries a citizen
take out naturalization
but must follow the status
of her liusbnnd. Of course, In order
to vote these women huve to register
and conform to other minor require
ments the snme as men."
Attotney-tienerul Crawford also
Death list at the Stag Canyon
Mine Reaches 263
DYNAMITERS TO ARGUE APPEAL
Landi(l:itp Inmnrmw ivi. ..,.,. :.. jsilik.'B 111 a I
Hinted that 1 run for the offiro Jnili il strai t tln'in with IiIb tt-eth. Tho That tho l nit.-l Slates Covprn
I Khali not withdraw. , oxpi-rt in,f,ri,t l,'rf,l",amt' 'r, promptly lit "'"t is only ;tiiiiii: for pulilu opin
rnarh Mexico Citv In time for the!" ',llM k- t ion to n-a.Ii a nmliiiiti whereby in-
haHotlnp. It Ih imnoKHlhle to fur.-' 1,1 "'I-liil'Mi to this bit; attraction. terle: in o in .!. i ;ui affair would
cast the reuult." J MaiiaKr Mlonin hens to announce i u ricoim t hy the nmjinity. Thut
that Miss Modesla Mortciison and nu coii.ni n.n ni t!i fdiintry at pn-s-Miss
.h'ssi l.owis will itiak' thfr i iliat ;,t.ont mm liiilf of tl le
ast appt'"i'amai. as well as liavniK pi-oplo want i n i i m t nn anil the
otnt-r nan an- in lawir of IftuiiK tliu
'.Mcxli-ans fiylii 'it ntii anions thom
IspIm. i No staih! for I h. rejinluirstMiii'Dt
for Un loss of property hy Atueriraiiti
jand olhers li;is l--n ii-'iiiaiiili-d from
jtlin Mi'Miiin miwi iini'-nt. he salt), for
the re;isoii Mini t le-re is at present
fRAGE IN ITALY SUNDAY i:;;.-',;::::":::::'" " whl"" to
I He s:l Iliat II Is the opinion or
all
HOLD FIRST ELECTION
UNDER UNIVERSAL SUE-
XXIITIOXS X IlKTTKH.
V i i Kv,'n '" four reels of motion pictures.
...,t .M.-Aititu .MM-iiuiiK inn aiimiuist ra
tion officials can see no signs of Im
provement in the conditions. It is
considered that lluerta's anno e-
ment that he would not uccept the
presidency again even If he received
the majority of the votes t morrow,
meant nothing whatever. From all
indications ho Is pushing his cam.i
dacy vigorously. It is the mpression
here that no candidate will receive a
majority over the others combined.
iib the constitution requires, and that
Huerta will continue in power pend
ing the second election, which lie will
probably delay Indefinitely.
t ion.
Sunday at the Churches.
(Special to the Evening Review).
UOMK. Oct. 2.",. --All industrial
' life ill Italy Is practically ut a stand
still today In preparation for tomor
row's general elections to seat f,(S
I members. The unusual Importance
I which Is being attached to these is
due to the fact that It will be Italy's
(ti!sL election under universal suil'-
, rage. 1)1 the S.nuo.ii lectors who
will go to tile polls tomorrow, .Vniio,-
I'oni will go for the first lime to ex-
lirt'UTt llt'tiw mi nvr 1' icise the right of suffari:e which
III MIT A Hh.lltS IIVI.MIT. jthy pn.-eeeded last year 111 wresting
MKXIl'O t'lTY. Oct. 2.I. Despite from the government. i iK largely
his disavowal of further presidential tor tho iustructioii and lining up of
aspirations, lluerta's name appeared these by the various political parlies
at the head of ills parly's official 'hat the work of practically all kind
ballot, with tieneral lllamiuet as his h-is todav hem suspended. Although
running mate, lluerta's group has 'ho Socialists are expected to make
no party designation, his followers immense gains at tomorrows voting
Aii't'i-iiiiti; and oUler foreigners
in Mexico ih.it sooner or later the
I'nlled SI ties must have war with
Mexico. Thai the l.iitchery will con
tinue as fast as lew rulers assume
KKKKIIAI.S WIX HATTI.K.
MUX ICO CITY, Oct. 2 -Dispatches
received today tended to cun
flrm the reports that the federal gar
rison at .Monterey repulsed a rebel at
tack, inflicting a loss of son men.
is I a
control of t,
of Mexico
Calirornia is rid
than A'a-ka n.
me!:, of llil!ie
now . owing ' e t !
can goe: line ut
being described as lluertistas
KI.KKT MAY tut SOI'TII.
HAMl'TON ROADS. Virginia. Oct.
2a. Nine dreuitnaughts of the At
lantic fleet, with Rear Admiral
lladger commanding, steamed out to
sea today, ostensibly for a two
months cruise in the .Mediterranean.
Tlie commanders of the warships be
lieved thatt hey would be ordered by
windess to go to Mexico.
SAYS S. I'. I.IXKS VI I.I.
I IK KXTKXIIKII TO IIAMNIX.
MAKSIIFlKI.il, Or., Oct.
That the Southern Pacific
soon to extend its local rallro;i
Heaver Hill southeast of here K
Itatidon is the belief of many on ac
count of the recent actions on tlo
Iart of railroad men. It would no
"be a great distance to extend the roa
from lieaver Mill on the t'ouuilie lite
and soon the Southern Pacific w.;
have their rights of way on the Co
Bay water front connected with tl
local tine, thus giving Maiidon t-.'
H is generally conceded that til
ititinualioli In power of (iiolitti's
narty is assured. Cinlitti's platform
the continuation of Ills policy of
he past few years, looks more to the
iggrundizoinent of Italy as an F.uro
reall power, as exemplified In tiio
"is successful seizing of Tripoli
ind Cyrenaiia. than to constructive
I gislatiou in behalf of the people at
lirge. The Socialists, however, who
liretidy have some 2,i seats in parlia
ment, are expected to double o.
Mple that number. They are helped
' tin' fact not only that the great
ilk of Hie ."..linn. I new voters
. i onie from the ranks of the working
'asses, hut also bv the- fact, that
vpeeis from the moment two years ago that
1 from 'Miiversal suffrage seemed assured
re to They have conducted a never relax-
propagatida.
prolits. ha
renieinhrnt,
shaie. It !
a short lih
The leh.'i,,
tries is I
daw and in
curs within
sell the
Tlioiisaie!-
ly 1 l.-.l lr..
if
one -ii' 1 1,' -tioll
!S :ili
Vent ioll h
to the Mexi
t ill IK- II,:-
Itolier! I
Stopped u
his wa t
i lu
II
eiutry. The wealth
li'.lhnis. and Lower
rr in mho nil wealth
r was. hut develop
there is impossible
ta. I that Hie Mexi
,i.ihi to hog all the
owners only the
I woik for their
i. mi ihai within
. n inns: come,
u the two coun
e -trained each
' hit.g radical oc
:e' I I ,me to les
r vi!l I'olbiw.
el - h ue recent-
h-.:ing large
i. !. and every
Ml, out excep-
Iv... of int"r-
I ..'. s. If left
Ol' oil- W ill fllll-
Olll'-
.osll field.
hiirg on
sh.
Ch
Or
been :
tllle i
home
attend
n
in
lv Initschkey leaves Siindav morii
" - for 1'orilaml for a visit with his
daughter. Mrs. Phillips. lie came
here in is; I and lias never I n out
side of Douglas and Coos counties.
After :::i vears he thinks he is en
titled to a vacation.
! I"
nolltl' e.-
Mr. .lot,
! Illcht th
l.lan. 1 -
('01111''.
Willi th
r-dilcali"
fining i'
hool.- 'I
Chll". h
Slilille
her of the
1 I . w ho has
,,i her-' insti
luled 111 Ills
1 r .loues lias
il -Mtilte held
,r anil pro-
1 e ery lies! .
' 1.' I iniprove
w. 1 as other
i' !,-r of tills
' .';,l pleased
to make
.el of Coll
. i.f tin' lext
1 . Stat.. Sin il .
! "'g this in-
lrcHbieriaii, Rev. Paul J. Lux,
pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. ni.;
morning worship and sermon at 11;
Y. 1'. S. ('. K. at 6:30 p. m.; even
ing worship and sermon at 7:30. A
hearty welcome to all.
First Methodist Kpiscopal, Rev.
Alexander It. Maclean, pastor. Ser
vices at courthouse in the court
room. Sunday school at 9:4.r: Hp
worth League at litltO; preaching
morning and evening at 11 and 7:30
o'clock. Everybody welcome.
M. K. Church, South, corner Wash
ington and Stephens streets. Rev. C.
11. Cleaves, pastor. Services Sunday
us usual. Suuduy school at 10:00;
morning worship at 11:00; Kpworth
League at 0:30; evening service at
":3ii. You tiro Invited to meet with
us.
Free Methodist, Rev. C. II. Saw
yer, pastor. Revival meetings Btill
going on at this church ut West Rose
liurg. witli some Increased Interest.
I Services Sunday: Sunday school at
I 10 a. in.; preaching at 11 a. m ;
I preaching at Soldiers' Home by Mrs.
It'. II. Sawyer at 2:30 p. m.; prayer
I and song service at church lit 7:30
: p. m.; preaching at 8 p. m. We ask
i the pnfyers of the praying people
that tiod will be pleased to pour out
his Holy Spirit on these meetings
that souls may be convicted of sin
and saved by Divine power.
Christ Ian Sclcncv" Society, corner
Lane and Main streets. Services at
II a. in., subject "Probation after
death." Sunday school at M:t."i a. in.
Wednesday evening testimonial meet
ing at 8 o'clock.
Ilnptlst, Rev. W. II. F.aton, pastor.
Sunday school at 10 a. ni.; preach
ing at It a. in. and 7:30 p. in.:
Young I pie's meeting at 6:30 p.
in. At the morning service Itev. A.
K. Danly. who Is iu Roseburg visiting
bis old-time friend. W. F. Thomas,
will preach. The pastor will preach
al night. There will be splendid
music. A cordial welcome awaits
you. Come nnd see.
W. S. Johnston. Hrockwav
Ce f Cnvidd iM-iuiptiis Irti mm
Will kc Bear m Fetferal CMrt at
CWcaji Nut Wetii
Seven
at
'. -V M..OC. 2',.-sv
!; ,7"" "-en removed
m, ., ",llK irom the stricken
who J,. , . h,,",rl,""''ent Smith
. " " '"" '"""rity with the
taken a leadlK Imrt
In the search for survivors, said there
- me slightest possibility of
'" the mine. The
esitmate placed the number of
dead at 2fl3. Tno ,,,, of (ho
r Vh. r D!UI " doubtful
if the recovery of the rest of the
corpses was ims.ll.l. tm. ul ",e
checked by will n. .
i' u- L . 1 ,l,'"r ii"
m ;,.l' ,.i.. . ,h"" few
ri,.. i. .i.. . ,n " suicioai
the helmet men run i. ... ...
other explosion!
I'XIOXISTS AI'I'KAI,.
CHICAtJO. Ml.. Oct -.' ....
nients for appeals for the unionists
ly
convicted at Indliiniinollu in. 111......1
,., . , ' Ml-
iiiins ioriiiig dvnanilie Mill i,....i
ill II,,, !.... ..
... .... .,,,-,, 1 ircuii rourt of An
in. , accord nir in
announcement. Three davs will he
allotted for each aide
case. Federal District Attorney Mll-
ie. win represent I ho Government
Ol AKF, SIIAKKS FRISCO.
is.l.x ! ItA.M'ISt'O, Oct. 2.1. This
ru was slialten by n strong earth
liiake shock at 2 o'clock this mom
lug. No damage was done.
FOI.SOM CONVICTS F.SCAI-F..
SACRA M KNTO. Oct. :.. Armed
posses are scouring the surrounding
coiintrv In an effort to re-arrest Nor
man llulr. William Roder. and Tom
Sa lintels, who late yeslerdav after
noon overpowered (lllard Morse
near Hie Folsoiu prison grounds,
seized his weapon and escaped. The
men are In stripes. It Is believed
that they have only the one rifle
taken from Morse.
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RFCF.IYF.S Sll.-llll FOR KAMI.
Suit fur lPJ.-i.(lllll Sctlh-d Out ,,f Court
Itritkemaii liijiiriMl.
and Mrs; H. ,M. Oooilmtin,
Malhews. Looking (Ilass;
Mathews. Rockland; J. F.
Oak Creek; Fred Hatfield
Whitsett. Roberts Creek:
I
K. M.
AlTred
St ruder,
S. li.
S. W.
ke. L. (!. .Mathews. W. I). Snider.
A. M. (iallagher. John McKean and
son. Oen. Cox, w. II. Melton. I
"''ok; F. .1. Heavens. II. A. Heavens,
fiieens. were among the Itoschurg
visitors loday.
Kllgelie lleglsler: .lollll II. Scott, of
Dorena. tirakeniiin on the Oregon K
Southwestern, who was Injured last
.lime, received judgment yeslerdav
from the railroad for $i;.',nil damages
bv stipulation. The man was injured
when he Jumped on a moving train.
.,r..l.l.i,... ., t...,,,l r,l ,. II... 'It...
I rail broke and he was thrown under
j the ens, losing his right hand.
Mr.; ii,. sued for tlS.tinll and the case
would hat
Court next
entered ut,
dav mid tin
w ere
Si m
In law
ena
H.nlr.
lag" I
collie
by
'fore I he Circuit
Stipulation was
the ri! 1 1 ri.il il vesler
seltled for $',.'
i-t' . Tlinmisoti and Hardy
llorlie f . 1 r Scotl
l i. new liit,g with his father
W W ClTisliiah. mar iot
The llregiei K- Sou h vi es'e 111
el rum fliilll lieren.i lo Col
-ove
Kl tlKNK VISITOR NOTES THK
I GROWTH OK ROHKUI RO.
Eugene Ouarrt- Mrs. W. P rwhi.-n
of the Hotel Osburn, baa relumed
from Roseburg, where she visited
her ion. Harold Olasou. who con
ducts the Hotel I'mpqua there. She
says Roseburg la taking on new Ufa
and people are arriving there con
stantly. The new hotel la full nearly
every night. It contain! 116 rooms.
She says that A. Welch, former own
er of the electric light and power
plants and later the street railway
lines here, la preparing to build a
30-mile logging railway from that
city to a sawmill site In the moun
tains. He owns the light and water
plants there.
(Nothing definite Is known here of
Mr. Welch's railway nlnns nientlnneil
by the Kugone paper).
JEALOUS WIFE KILLS
Wealthy Oakland, Calif. Wesa
Shoots Her Hnskd
ATTBIPTfl) TO Kill HQBflf
IIIO I.KAOI'K RANKHAM,
AT MKDFOItll ON NOV. IT.
MEDKORI), Or., Oct. 2r. That
visitors to this city to see the bin
gnmo between the New York Giants
and Chicago White Sox on Monday,
November 17, will not be disappoint
ed, even though a shower of rain
should wet the grounds, is evidenced
by the fact that last Saturday when
tno mams and Sox played their first
game of tho "round the world
aeries," snow hud fallen during the
day and the time of the same was
set ahead one hour and the sawdust
poured on the wet spots, after which
'' 1 game was nlaved with all the
class" of a world's championship
contest.
The Med ford grounds, which are
laid out on an elegant field which
dries unlckly. will bo put Into the
best possible condition and as the
out rail rails for the two teams to
begin tho game. It is certain tho fans
will not be disappointed.
SUPPORT THE STATE
UNIVERSITY BY YOTING
YES ON REFERENDUM
Ai AmUkt Wm, kl Wtn hfttf-
NaEslNfetiMTUAMrir
Die. W $
There appears to be a growing be
lief that (he appropriations for now
buildings and improvements at the
State I'nlverslty should bo sustained.
Ills fight against tho university, led
by the notorious II. .1. Purklson. Is
in reality a fight against nil the
higher Institutions of learning In the
state. If the Slate I diversity can
lie killed now. the Agricultural Col
lege will be made the next object of
muck. It will not make your lax
any higher to support this measure.
as the levy to Include this 1 7a, 000
for buildings has already been ninde.
Tho miiintf mince of the university
has already been placed on a mlllnge
iiasls. along with the Agricultural
liege, so no good can be acconi-
lislied by voting No on this referen-
In 111 scheme. Vote Yes and put an
ml to 1'iu'klnson's efforts to destroy
our slate schools.
MOXSTF.lt PAIIAUK IS IIF.LI).
bur Hours Are Itcpilnil to
t.lven 1'oliit.
(Special to the Evening Rsvlswt
A!ANU. Ca... Ocf. JLed
lth Jealousy over the alleged atten
tions paid to another woman by hsr
r. inuuier two years mm
Mrs. Millie Drown fired two rtou'Jt
her heart yesterday morning In an
unsuccessful attempt at suicide A
few minutes luter she shot her 'hus
band, Arthur C. Drown, twice,
through the head, killing him li
stnntly. Twelve hours later ska
attempted to kill Mrs. Maria MRUr"
housekeeper for Dr. Henry Fine la
the kitchen of the Fine home ' by
placing a revolver against bar back
hut tho weapon did not discharge!
She then fled. Last night she In
formed W. II. Drown, brother of her
husband, of the tragedy. She lad the
brother to her home, wham th k.
of her husband was round. She was
arrested early loday. The Drown. .
lived In a palatial home, and vara
weuiiuy.
SAVH ADMIRAL SIIOIDED.
PLYMOUTH, Mass., Oct:
That Admiral Eaton not only died
by his own hand, but look the Ills
of his adopted baby aa well, was the
testimony offered lu her own defonsa
by Mrs. Kat on. accused of his mur
der. She recited the story In a Mia,
oven voice. ,
MILS. I'AlltllANKS' FCNKRAL.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 18. Tha'"
funorul of Mrs. 0. W. Fairbanks will
ho held tomorrow nt the Fairbanks
home. Seven Methodist Bishops will
participate In the ceremonies.
RKI'OIIT OF STATE HANKS.
SALK.M, Oct. 2T.. State Superin
tendent or Hanks Wright has Issued
a call for reports of all state banks
at the close or their business on Oc
tober 21.
FOOT HALL (iA.MKs ON TODAV.
A.,
:VE GIVE il.'tC C.KF. KN TRADING STAMPS!
NEW YORK STORE
4m
Every day yoa trade bere during the Anniversary Sale, you fill your stamp book sooncr-
Attend the Anniversary Sale and receive double stamps.
Special Sale of Shoes
Big
Every Woman's Shoe, Every Mans Shoe Reduced for One Dau Only
Women's 3.00 Shoes, sol. 2.75 Every Slu)e 1 Iaced
WomeiVs 2.75 Shoes, spl. 2 50 on Sale Except
women s l.w onoes, spi. z.ZD
Women's 2.25 Shoes, spl. 1.98
Men's
WE GIVE tot GREEN TRADING STAMPS
Men's $4 00 Dress Shoes
Men's 3.50 Work Shoes
3.00 Work Shoes
$3.50
3.15
2.75
x
C. i
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SA.V KHANCISft), Oct. 24 Run
'lallclKi-o's feslhlll readied Its cll-
niav of poiuii mill display today with
I reel parade piiKeaut lii which
more than I s.niin persons niirllcl-
iieil anil uhlch reiiulred four hours
o pa'-s ii irlven point. I
I lie Army ami Navy, the Slate N'u-
oiial : ii a ill and niosl of (iillforulu's
alertial oralilallous were repre-
llleil III the procession. Which
relilii'il 1 1 h toliclh fur fmir mill ll
llf miles The chief feallll'es, how- :
eer. Were Iho floats y.oltlnis forth llle
iiin-lpal Important inriileuts In Die1
llil.lorv of Ho' slale lllrlmleil In the'
antry were I'epreseiilat I ves of the
fomi'lliii; of Ilio miKiiiiin, the estah
l -liiiieiii i,r the I'n-hlillo here. Sir
I'lallila lll'like sallini; the (iolilen
lliml. tlx' laii'linu of the Itusslans at
I'ort KosK, the clriviiiK of the last
-pU.e on the first trallK-colitinentlll
railioa'l anil other i-elehraleil events.
The I'orlola coif tournament was
i-oiitiioi' il toilav with llarrv Varilon
and 101 ward llav. Hie KnuHxh crack
professionals, pitied nuainst .luck
Army vs. Tufts. West Point.
Ilrown vs. SprliiKfleld Y. M. C.
rrovltielice.
fornell vs. I'. of I'lttsburK. lthlca.
Mepauw vs. Ohio Wesleyan, Dela
ware.
Iowa State vs. Northwestern.
r.vnusion.
I.ehlKli vs. MulilenhurK. So. lleth-
lehelll.
Oherliu vs.
I'u nl ut vs.
Illinois vs.
Minnesota
Vinci
I lat lies.
iii Whitney and Itohln
Mm I. 'i'olltolav and daimhte
' r- down from SutloTliii today.
I! Mo th the hrldiio contractor.
d lo ie Irom I'oitland tmlav to
.ifl'-r (he proer, h( nf (he work
lid ni In lal.l Three of the
i,-r- of t'le new hrldtie here are
:'''' 1 :i'i'l I he I'lilini'll, ahilt
l ,. ,.l -do nr the river Is
'b Til" last pier on the
-i l, lie- : ler w ill no up next
. f' . ex. ii tatine beini; now down
. ri ImmIiimIi.
Case, Cleveland.
Cliiciiiro. I'bicaKo.
Inillana. lndlannolls.
's. Iowa, Minneapolis.
NebriiMka vs. Haskell, Lincoln.
Oregon vs. Idaho, KiiKeue.
South Hnkola vs. Denvor Univ.
I'liih vs. f'olorailo Mines. Salt Lake
City.
I'rsiniiH vs. Swarlmore, Swnrtmore.
Wash. Slate vs. Occidental, I.os
AtlKeles.
lialiM vs. I' of Maine, Orono, Me.
t'olualo vs. Trinity. Hartford.
I lai imoiii h s. I'linretnn, Prince
ton. Harvard s. Voiw'i'h. famhrldKe.
Katihiis Auules s. I'. of Kansas,
Manli.
N'nvv vs. Mai'l. ilol Al:Kles. Auilap
ollj I'etlll Slate vs. Vlllanova Slate Col.
Syracuse m , stern Itcerves,
S raruue
MIchlKau vs. V.in.lerblll, iiKh
vllle Missouil ts. iovt.i Sia'e. Ames.
Ninth liako' i vs. t. 'I'lionias.
Pelin-vkani.'i t aiti.-le. I'lilla.
X'irciiii.i w I ' of I'.eoiKia. Atlanta.
Vermont s 1'oldhalu. New' York.
Weslevnn is. Ambers'. Mlddleton,
Conn.
Yale V:i li. an I .lefferson. New
Tawu Conn
H"M"l-H"I"I"H"H'l M'1-I-IJ
Sweet Ci'ler. pure alld clean. 4.
I. :::.c per u.tlloii. ibllvred eseh 4.
4 W'i'ilne. l.iv aiid S.inirdiiy liiril- A
4. out the winter. O'-der direct. 4.
4' I'lioll" III still's, 14 1. 4"
4.
J-i-H-:-H-H-H-i-4- H-r-H
85 Acres One Mile From City
iin fu-ii.. Kin.-ill piiyiiii.iit iluwii, jnnl lul..ru .' un easy
r ifiii liiirKt.
41 Acres of Hill Land
'"illy limit. i'..",0: $ir,0 down. $ I no a tear .. pet
t Wood i iioiikIi to pay for Intnl.
Umpqua Land and Water Co.
sy payments; I
per cent Inter
mix 475
KOsKIIURO, ORKOON.
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