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.'',.' OREGON APPLE DAY NOVEMBER IS, BOOST OREGON BV EATINO WHArS GOING ON. ROSEBURG REVIEW Read The Review every day for toe latest news. Reed tbe advs. (or roar own benefit. It pare to adver tise in Tbe Review. In the- wajr W aaaaaaaB- ' Antler's Theater at tte U tette on Not. 11, aa4 Tih.u nlgbt," No. II, , , r VOLUkQI xvL ROSEBURO, ORBQO.f, FRIDAY KVKMXG, NOVKMIIKR 7, KM 9. '1 LINO IN MEXICO CITY Goes from Vera Cruz to Support Wilson's Demand HUERTA REfUSES TO QUIT NOW ta. Din is St.bW ky Hexiaos While is Prfrfii Hjvui, Bit Wiib. is Net Mmi Djijems THKV lU)W IX MXJf BV KI.KITKIC I.KillT. Huge (ias Tractor Working Xlght and Dajr on MillenlmrK Orchard Lands Tract. (Special to Tho Evening Review). " a&iiixgtoX Nov. 7 Mexico lne "IR ""'"'tor has bci wns the sole topic of discussion' at the llndidly on this fnrm first reifiiliir ........ i- -, ... Brnlinrt tu liulm? duiuiIII.. (Albany Herald.) I The farmers of I, Inn countv are becoming so Industrious that titer are plowing at night now and have elec tric lights on their plows. John Hopp of Albany, who owns a large gi tractor plowing outfit, has been bus ily engaged for tho past two weeks in breaking up a large tract or land own ed bv an Alhunv rnul uattA n- -- j ..... mm iifjir , Millersburg, and has about So ncres I more to plow In that tract before he 'completes his work there. Ttnnn tilnrleil iilnu-1.,. nn .1.- .,. lersburg land about two weeks ago, and since that time has been working In tho morning and continues his vn-k until after midnight, never stop ping except for his meals. Tho gas I tractor owned by Hopp Is a Case ami 1 draws six sets or plows through the ground at ono time. ine big tractor has been working TO DM OREGON J Big Session Held At Grants Pass I on Thursday HOLD A MEETING HERE TONIGHT Bi DevetopnjMt Rally m Rise- ; (R Dec 4 Uvea of the women's clubs. Judge Colvlg reported that the ladies had accepted the Invitation, had ad journed their meeting, aud would be (pit--ut promptly. Tho following is the program of the afternoon: V ocal bolo, Mrs. Walker, of Grants Pass. A cnmniiinfrnttnn tmm n 11 r 1. son, Mayor of Ashland, expressing his iui no was unauie to be present, and wishing the convention much success. AddreBS nf welcome hv linn T n ouiiiii, ninyor 01 urauts Pass. Address, Federation of Wnmnn'a Clubs. Mrs. S. L. Wykle, of Fresno, t-muuruia. AfldreSB bV Tom Richnrrt.nn . Evefy County in Wesleri Oref k hlemte-: ABand ' on stu,c-wlUB Ehlblt a leiogrnm rrom u. C. Chnpnian. of Portland rmnrraliilnilnsr Cmnia u.u. on tho success of the meeting was ii'.iu hi. huh num. Address by H. A. Booth, of Kugone, niemher Oreirmi ftfnt Pntmniuainn I 1- into r-jAHHii iuu, 1 110 ItOSf tirivtttnc. mi -I ., I lii...lli,.F 1 . Hii ,i 1 " "'"""'h. imr.fi, munis 1 0.88. imistip development convention held Address by A. H. Carson. Urunts REFUND IS ORDERED Special Road Taxes for Are to be Repaid f' '.J10" .t,h" T. VLSSTvJS. h;1t' the .mstlhro.mr.W i. diversified farmfng. that much after the r,-. of many teams. The factor . V" I ruson lm morning nt;s,iy or tjregon, Kitgene. ' 111 1'Mua. Address by W. V. Truax. or tini.i e special train loaded with 3r0' Hill, on attractions of the Kogue " inesentallvii men and women from 1 Itlver Vnlli.v .MMMoru, l entral 1'olnt, AiUlress by II. 11. (ireer. of Ashland over. 'Voti enn miv ' hi. onM cently etllllliDed with nn plitctrtn..! the Mexican situation was discussed. ,or for sonerating power for the elec- anouncement will ho "' '." ine niaenino. and plow- Ashland. .Medlor.l. fen. ml ii. a,i,ii,ii n n ,"" i present.- iirvan would not ,m n progress ng as rapidly at Talent i .i . . .. ... .....,, , miniiim, 2? AX K.".""RarV o Me""! n.Bht as in the daytime" i as a'l 'SLl M Cm,""""y C,'er,l now working at lersln.rJ ml!,a'm' '" .u'!"1 8""-,B't delegates. Address by Wm. M. Colvlg, of Med 1eave.,,;fmo,ns,lh,,ht!!lir:r!rl Jil"'' ,1 "to7-- .. ... ...in, nun iimuifLL 111 nil co Clly. It s understood that everv fh:isp f the situation was gone over at the Cabinet meetlmr lluerta Will N,.t oii . r M,'i''o. where he has n largo MFX rn n v Q , ",nh,nr ' -hlch ho will plw II,.... , , , . .Nov' 7. That and place tinder cultivation. Hopp has , " ,,,;' l'l"llt Mexican cab- plowed 27S acres at .Millersburg a d I',":!''"; '"f n'B"' to reject has !.0 acres left before he con.ple l"s I resident Mkiiii a il.niin ml. In- Ki.. 1. 1.. .....i. ' retirement was reported todav. lie said he would point ut that the Tinted Stales has no legal right to make such a request, and he has no right to grant it. That lluerta is planning to bring the Mexican annv up to half a milium men is rumored. Kmissnry l.liul. Chaplain Hurnside and a military attache of the Ameri can embassy here, having arrived from Vera Cruz, Charge d'Affalres O'Shnughnessy railed Immediately at I.ind's lintel and they conferred for several nours. Neither would tell the subject of their discussion. I.lnd LOSS IN THE GLENDALE POSTOFflCE ROBBERY IS $957; WITH $50 DAMAGE Latest reports from Postmaster I.. I.. Hunt, at filendale. show that his loss In the postoffice robbery there neither visited the national palace nor .Tllesil,1; "'K'1' aggregates about $i'ou received any Mexican visitors. It Is r ,,, ,, . . , , "''iit ,r,,l,"r""'l- H" conjectured that he came to back up J . ' """ '"ss lo ,,e 740 w"r"' O'Shaughness.Vs "verbal representa- ,ala"l'g "l" In eash. Some tlons " to lluerta that he ought to re- 1, . , I'mTK and keepsakes were tire. also taken. About $.111 worth of: , ., stamps and stamp books were nvcr- r.tnernl IHnz Stabletl. looked by the robbers. The damage i HAVANA. Nov. 7. 1'hyslcianB are '" 1110 afe can bo reiialred. lie eti- 1 alert for k.lmw nt nnlcn l ihn mates, fnr nlinnl -.ii I nuuiius wmcn a wouiu-ue assassin in flirted tinnn nninirtil m.i'. In... - "i .'mi. mni, iiiiii. - . ... .....i, Though hints were nmdo that the tlgate the robbery Kinie useq was poisoned, there are ini hoonilng cannon, brass bands, Port land Oregonlan. on tho value of .. ....,,..1 mm rounu or rousingidi-ersineii farm ng. ! li'erw 'rl... ...I.I ..... I ....... . .. n us nectnr trnm simL-.inn ....... r. .nu iu i .'ii i- ii mere tnnnv lit iivmh. tlgate the robberv. No definite clew ; annement lias been fmiinl i n... ... "I no symptoms of It so far. and the Sheriff Qui no telephoned to hl-i surgeons think it will soon heal. Him deputy. F. C. McCreirnr nt i:i....,i ,i.. hi'i h and Cecello Dcon, who fled with him the morning after the robherv ami from Vera Cruz, anil a party of Mr. Mctlregor tluniht there was friends were chaitlng in a park when nothing special Mr. Quino could ai fivo men rushed them rrom behind, "'oinplish by going to lllendale. liiaz was stabbed iu the neck, thru o- the ear. Several shots were fired. SOCIALISTS l,osh: (iltoi vii ix Tin-: oiiio i:i,i:ctiox. vention went of tbe optimistic kind. "Koebiirgs splendid delegation was much in evidence, and when (J. I". .-Ylilnsser told how Douglas County won the first urine nl I lie llr,..,i, slate fair there was a hearty round of ai'lilause. "When II came in deciding the next f ling. Judge Will. M. Col- v ii: look I In- iloor lol.l ,.r 1 1... ,i,.u when he lived ill llmiKlas Countv. and put lliisihiiri; in lloniinalion. There were seconds rrom all over the house, :ind the vole was unanimous. "The mieiing .re should be the greatest ever held in OreL'im. Thurs day, lieceinher -fill, was chosen us the ;dnie. with a little work on the part of liosi -hurg, it tan be made a lnem nralile occasion. Illg di-legntlons will Iconic from all parts of tho stnte. while those from all points between Port land and Ashland will he large. "Tonight at s o'clock at the Com mercial Club I will try to tell you all I know about it Wo need liie wo men as well as the men. There Is rx. jU gloat ileal of good lo come to Doug las i unniy ami lioseliurg In this Three Mexicans were arrested for the attack, and two escaped. Guerrero Mendez. one of the prisoners, was shot through the leg. CCKItKXCV llll.li ADVANCKK. WASIIINCTON, Nov. 7 President Wilson won tho rirst round In his fight to secure the Passage of the Class-Owen cliricnrv bill as II mumo., CI.KVKI.AND, Nov. The So cialists carried the Oiiio towns of .s.ielhy. Canal. Dover and Coshocton but the Socialist vote at Columbus was less llm ii one-third of that polled 1" mil. Tho Socialists also lost I voles Jn Cleveland. ' Minor Parties Fall On". i.OSTON, NOV. IS.-. The Socialist would appreciate a good audl :i' ihe Commercial Club at S k tonight. We tan talk face to Address bv Hon. C 11 U'nionn n Ashland, on community co-operation. A I'eSOllltioll Wllu then ,1,1.., staling that It wns tho sen so of this convention that the stale of Oregon should tnaliiliiln it ,.,.. .Ml.anui, Oregon exhibit at Ashland during the yeiir iai-l. (!. P. Schlosser. on tiehnir ..r tio. Itoschurir Coiunierciiil I'luh lnvit...t the Convention III hold its nevt reel.. lar uieeling In Itoseburg, and bv unanimous vote of Ihe convention it was agreed that the next meeting bi held In llosebiiri' nn Thiirsiliii.' 11.,.- 1. lit 13, being called lo order at 1 : .10 p. m. Itv rlsinir vole the ilelirtinn r-n. points outside of Ornnts Pass thanked the citizens of liianis Pass for the spienuid enieriainnient enjoyed by tho visiting deli 'IZlltefl nfler tt'lilol. tho meeting adjourned to meet at noseuurg as above stated. SKCIIKTARY. MAN IUR8 FOR AH RICH KH DRAW NEAR. Janiea MrGaJns ex'oarli-t uhI prt """ m owpnine Mine, Kx plrrs Haddenlr at Halnni. I ' MM' .8.ALE.- .r- Nov- Half owner ooo ooo .T 8 wortn.P"biy lt,- ,knew how he was going to exist one I ""-- uonce, james McOuire, (S years old. dropped dead here today as ne wss starting In kn..o..i n. i - --- - uuifiiM. nw NEW FRUIT INSPECTOR NAMFD' ..;cQulre ','rlrt,n iy II1JI LVlUn nAfllUI,wlth an attack of coughing while In nis room at the Halem Hotel. Dr. J. N. Smith was summoned and started to take the man In hit fi.fnmAi.iiA a hospital. McOuire died as he was getting Into the machine. Heart dis ease was the cause. In the latter nnrt nf loria unn..t.. 1 in . ii ' - " . mviiuim killed his partner In a mining claim ... luni-iiiiuiB .ouniy during a dispute. He Was Convicted nf muiia1n...l.tA. nnd sentenced to serve ten years In mo penitentiary, a Utile more than a year after he received his sentence hn KM li n r.il ...I 1. . ,.. feeble-Minded Institute for about a year, and then obtained employment 111 Portland While McOuire was In prison and after his release his mining clnltn WaS Onnrntml hv tuirann. wV. .A burchased an Interest In It, and It was declared today that his signature WAS nil thnt wna nanii..u - ... summate a deal wherein his Interest could be sold for (500,000. So far as the prison authorities kuow menu ire nns no relatives. ACCEPT ABBITir.i. Believe lfe W3 b CS ofSbtetarS&22: Dr. 1 1 hiky b knmttt-MM fir VMMfirDtwelriliNfiniPw. fKts is Douesf P.ig lleveliipniellt Session. Tile l.ig ie l iopuiellt lueeling lo he held at lioseliurg Thursday, Deceiu ber lib, will cost the lily no money, 'liie inea mni wopHii coming are of the serious brand. They don't wain lie" li;i!!.ll! !-. 'I'l,e don't won t en- tert.iiiilli.-llls. 'rite tlOll. The. W;;lit I Itesoliillon Adopted. "We. vnur oiiiimltt.iu I..... i,. .... i.. submit the following program for the iwiiuiicLoi mis coiiveution: riintlhls 'ouvention he orgaufzeil he llm elu,.. tion of a chairmnii anil secretary: thai Ibis convention ask tho commercial bodies or the counties of Douglas. Jo sophlne and Jackson lo write letter to all present members of the Oregon l.cngislatiiro and to all of the Colo re, lu I Clubs of tho State selling forth the object of Mils rim vent Ion as fol lows: Tn civslallze sentiment in fa vor of a Stale cxhlhil of Ihe resources want co-opera- " J" '" '"'-'" '" Asm I. slop neonlo to! J.1.:1 '"w.ll funning a concrete and no h-ivo . K-'",z"""n lor liie purpose at a con thA llnniii, Tl.l. .., ...1 o IIOS TON tors Itecd iind O'florman. Democratic ,'r!',lll)ilJ"" K"iali.sl-l.ilior can members of the Senate currency com- 1,1 Poorly In Hie stale el, c- mittee. sudilenlv Kwli. h...l ,u '..!., .i tlon I ilesd.iv. The total vole for the to reconsider tlie provision previous- 'anilldales for tiovertior. with ly adopted, limiting tho number of !', ,,,wns '"Isslng. and estimating reserve banks to four. Crawford. ,",r,v'"" 'M: Socialist. Mi.n7: Pro Kepuhllcnn, nlso voted Tor the motion , "' -":: Kocliilist.-I.nhor. I'.il'l. and It carried. I , Hl111" vole In i;n ;,: sto- o iciallst. 1 !.;::: Prohil,iiin, L.7n-.- M Vltltll'll Socialist-Labor. 22'2. JACKSON CAMPIIKI.L. -- t the !.',",! V'" ' '" "!" home of the officiating magistrate """L1"1 r.--..nm... in Cow Creek precinct, Nov. i, . , ." Wm IV Jackson and Mrs i', '" ""V 'i' "'",s "" Itelle W. Camphell. s. K. Kakins, . . r ' ,, . ' '"' s , '"'t. Justice of the Peace, officiating. : v , . . ,, f "' ""I1"'' S'1'''- 1 11,11 k s"x- only. At Josephsoh's. Ihe,,, all going through from Ann .'n V'!"" '""'I'""'"' of delegates from ! I t i. o . p,.rtl..t,.l without a stop ' ' .'"'.'""l""'";1".1 '"""i"8 "f "" '.he ,,,,s ,. Meeting. ,,, f adyer.lslng . 1, UKloi, lie 'r ' , T"" '"'i'! Eustorn Slft,c9' '" view to indue- ' I i II I'. l Jl Ills I 'ilSH. Ore- In.- !.... i ... i ...... . . . . r i:.l:i. in tho Onera ' ir in... 11...1V .1V.1...... , 1 ' ;' Ion-. !i I : p. foul te i-li;ii;-in.i!i ling culled lo order nl ll,n c?..... n . - ... .1111m 01 Ull'gOII. iv Judge Colvlg, of Med- I ..ry .bairiiian. Mayor It. KI'fiKN'K COI XCILMAX DIKS. '.r.itils 1'uss. was elected I The Rtleelul . Iho im J u l"f eo'tected on dadxe" "-' ..'' said i..a. . -u"ectea under tin 1IIM llullll.... .. - n .. . ,7 '".'..iuu 01 ine Doug ns . county oem .7. " iarms and carrying on oiiuinea Dy Senate bill AO. 1 . nt thn lnut r ii-i-. said petition Is dMtoJ:" "" l"e tv'Lv.il; 'J; """."y '" "itltolntod Coun- . ..... .n,,eciur io succeed V. A. '.""f', Thl" "Pl'olntment Is endorsed by the District Commis sioner of the Stli.to 11 ..1 ... .. .. culture. """,u " "or"- J' llO IxMitlf.n it r t.-i-i .. lul othom for tho aiMwIutment of C. t). III It IlM JllttMon ,t t. 11 Mvrt i IVk tir....l....t iu . . () M'L apiiolntfd to fill tho va- riuKtu uy !ho reHlRMatlon of I. . Klr li. Mcl'liiro u - "I'ltuilllfU uh inilahl. of I'nHH Creek dlmrlct to MM n varnn. y -nUHeU by tho ru8lKnn- ...... "i n. r. iviihhi'II. Ordered that $10 be allowed to John II. Mcdhnhey for his assistance ho being Incapacitated for work. Report of W. A. Sebrlng as super visor of road district No. 64 Is ap proved, and his resignation as super visor Is accepted. The County Clerk Is authorised to I oneu the tlHllnl ks,,.. .. I . .... - - ...j. a iiB.ru 111 1 lie special rcierenuum election on Nov. I. and lu.'lkn nn i.fri,.i,,l said election. martial uw m eat rnrrfit TittliM TiZl I WiA Striken - V'r (Special to The Kraals art.-i ' ' dhtln "y this afUriSoB , that the traction company wamlA cept the strikers' propolttaiTrsX-' i mlt thoU- dlfferenei. STJSL!lT ato arbllnUon nf ih. : . .w WVMIHIDD. ' 11. tM,.t.r by the eoa Hoar thn Ornrnii KttrhtlnotA minm ai 1 ne Aniior PROF. DRYDEN WRITES ABOUT BREEDING BEST fOWLS FOR BIG LAYERS CIltCI IT COI'ItT CLKAItH I P MOIIK OK THK IMH'KKT. firiind Jury at Work on K..ni ol.i Cio.es Hut lias Piled .u ltexirt Tliemm, as Vet. 1 I this :..:! 1 1 l.,l: I. .,11 '! ,i,,,;' ''-I- X- Striker. IM. (V.lllity Clltnirl. .burg, secretary. lir, ,H Krysl,. Vlcllm. coinpoM-il of Messrs. :tlM..r.. of I KftiKXK. Or., Nov , jf i','r';r:,"'",S."'lk,,r' metllher of Ihe Ullgflie ' CM v 1 hi 1.11 the .ed-;( ouncil and a promliiepi. hrldgii en'. i'l V"u" ',n I "'!"-",r uf 'lv for the past .'c.al nbhull.l-4u years. .r. suddenly Mils - .i':.l imiie them I morning of ncuie ervs I. r,w- 'il'l- ine rl. ...... 1 1.1 1. ...... .,-1 .1 1 , " " won 11 ua'i not nee 1 l..i:, l entered t he j deemed serious :." c .1 select ion .Mr. Striker was .', 1 years of age 1.1I "I tlie tcprcsotita- daughters. Olllv rillllllle r,r,li.ra a. ...... ...!.. .H Die Circuit Court lodliv 111 iir..iinr.,- tloii for the regular term opening Monday. The grand Jury was busy on some mailers heretofore niirllv onsidered Tliev will iirl, l.l .....b. no report before their final adjourn ment Saturday night. Several new matters are said to be awaiting the new grand furv to be m.leeie,l l, .ti dily morning. Line Order Mudo. 14. K. W. Thllrber. iilrr v w Cooper, deft .: uciloii for tniiliev C. S. Jackson for nlff. Cinilliiii.,,1 IN. Ileiiiani Krakenherger, plff., s. Harry A. lirlswold, deft.; to re-' over money. John T. hung for nl IT Continued. 197. A. M. Lady. ptfT.. vs. Fr liu Coruut! and Clarence (?ornutt, pari nets as t'orniilt Lumber Co., di-ris.; action tor money. John T. Long for pin. Dismissed wllhniil prejud Ice. 211!. ('has. II Chuilliccy, et nl, plffs, s Ihe t'oldi Heal Kstato Co.. deft.: ai'ioii at law. C. S. Jackson for plff., Coshow & Hire for plh. Cill- tlliUed Kdltor Review, Itoseburg, Oregon. Dear Sir: - I notice a lotlor In your papor of tue 2,.tn uu. rrom Kdgar A. Miller In which some criticism is made of our poncy 01 oreeuing work at the Agri cultural College. Ho has evidently been misinformed in resnrd in some points. Wo aro not brooding nor ad- Vncutlnr Ihe hum nt ....... I n.n are working nlong different linos to iiniiitiiiniiiun now nigncr egg prouue t loll may best- bo obtained. We aru using for this pur pose llarred Ply mouth Kocks. and have tieen doliitr this for several years. We aro se lecting the best Individuals and mat ing them up with males with an an cestry of good layers, and we believe U'M h.r. uniirnil n .,,,,nl. In.... ..I..I.I of eggs by this method of selection. Vl'it nre nl.n n.ln. U'l.li.. I n.U ....... and have secured finally good results wiiii tins tireed. o aro also trying to see If we can't achieve tho result hotter nnd iiulcker by cross breeding and developing a now variety that will excel In egg laving. Our high egg records this year imim from this method of breeding. These hens have been bred for several years from heavy laying ancestry and It is not true that they aro mongrels. A chicken may lie pure-bred iu ono point and a mongrel In another. It imiv lr 1.. ,.,.1. r r....n... to size or shape of body and in those roHiieris iiiav no pure-hred. hut It luav II III III! .CITTVltJU EHH.aaYK.F ISV . tne grouna IsUrt It womld sis! I rights. TSeV'tte. mtuU tt.ik.--; tlon proposition, as a eoaMsr ' posal. The eempaay kad fwfc. their previous arbltraUea es the officers sstslsn In fnaiiaa k I Ho opinion fsknBeleul thetn. Bwm IhA v sympathise openly with tk Jtlf "uu u .fivru w. .HI M Ul m laborers in, the city ia larsalai. 1. The- trooiMi wmm ha. miu. . and martial law mmm nni expected. - Jl fs believed that dent Todd wilt accept srtiltratloa). L hu nnl m .nn... . I . , ,". 'T.m : THRKH KILLRD VK MOT.'1 :jy- TACOMA.'Vni. J !a -W'" slon In the Pennsylvania 0m) t puny s mine at Liiviae. aaaroas at midnight resulted in tka lia mree ill tie m .nn ratal lataaa. inreo here 11 ilnfecllvn .. - t' . ... lured nre helniv hmnl. TliA .1 ..I 1 11 a .m ... ... ..4 .S. . of the victims are still uaknowa. uiiucrn .an law . iajaST' n others, was the report , today. The gas waa lgalssd &l ifectlve lamp. The dead aad !-:-"; "3.'-i AI TO WRKCK K1XXB KHjil. LOS ANflRLRS Nnr sat7 'V lllinnll. u.,. 1.111.. ... 1 1 . k . .'.f.. , naiau. uu. i.i.iir ar nnd several seriously Injured arls i' loony uy a collision or two aaumo-v; , ,: biles. The dead: Ervln Chapman, W. ' ' It. Snnders. Harry B. Curtis. Mrs. -, -'i Vrida Elmore. The victims wr- :- - rowilerl In hlirh tin w.r. ... .k . II c. 1 1 1 1 1 . a ..W . an-,. 11.. - T. tlcally nil tho occupants of the small-V v er car wore hurt. .1 , . . - t MAIItiilAn H'tXIMM WBM. f.n'nnv v,.v 1 wim. m. w u. Combs, who as chairman of the Demo-; ''"'" ,11 mmum rimu-ni Wilson's campaign, and Dorothy WiK . Hums, sister of Mrs. Joe Letter, war married here today. The ceremony was simple, only 30 cuesta betas? present, Including Ambassador Pas. T PHOLDS WAOR LAW. pnin 1 a v 1 1 n- v.., 1 niu..t. . ,1 I Ml.. W H-h It COIIOH t MM 111- ' TlV'0" .h"' "P . W K. ItarkiT fit., plff , Iht of vckh In other wohIh. ii ilmw hi nl thai wIiih n prize when jiiiIk.'iI from I In- faniicrH' Htundard ,.r i,i,cf.,..n..M .- i... .. ...1 1. 1.. moiiKK'l when It )h JihIk'(1 fnmi n i'KK laying Hiainliml. Tlmt ha hren (IcntniiKtratfd ovt anil ovtr In our 1 1 reed 1 11 ir utiik . it in I t hern 1m m inmil reason for a farn-fir (o Hav that oiilv t he rtiM keliH I hat meet t ho nitiire ineiits of Ihi' fanrlerri Ktamlanl nhoiih tie used iii our hreedlni; work. I hae refuK'd. and kIkiII roiillniiit to P. Tvnan. ilefi ; adion for money ink C. Mlcell (fnr plff. Cnntlnued (Continued on pace S). vh " 1 1 lil f ," J refuse to h.'ise our hreedillK work nil fc--. s. -s Cu S V) O Z 5 THE BIG DAYLIGHT STORE :VE GIVK frX GKEKN TRADING STAMPS! THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST NEW YORK STORE STILL FIGHTING THE TRUST ON SALE SATURDAY ONLY 1 m n d: Every yard 1.25 wool dress goods 98c Every pair 1.25 cotton blankets 98c Every 1.25 corset, special 98c Every single 1.25 comfnrtah.P enpri QXr Every childs' ro misses 125 shoe, spL 98c VEGIVE CREEN TRADING STAMPS Every childs' 1.25 sweater, special Every woman's 1.25 single garment or union suit, special Every pair 1.25 silk hose, special fcvery garm't 1.25 men's underwear 98c 98c 98c 98c o 73 cn m v. H 73 O O H 2 staiiihii'l thitf hiMlNtu i.n ii ti ii .1 fani'V potnls whllu It iKiiorcH (-KK or tiilliiy piilntH. This writer llientiollH caltle. nheen Iiokh and hnrseK. That nlves mo an opp(ir(iinity to Kay that if tlieno fan- I'itTK U nil III t:ikii n li-uHon ,nnn I I... HtaiitlanlH followiMl hy calt h, horne and hheep hreeder. tliero would he no itcranii.il to rrithiso tho poultry work wo are lining. All hreedi-rH of Utile hate hei n deVidntieil oil UtllitV linen; lite .-1:11110 with hornes. A hirne an win a prize nn tlio ran (rack ami arry Mk tail a little to one Hide. A Ii l. It. ti U t l.rsiu 11 ..nt ..f 11... ul.,...- room if lis tail lK 11 tittle to one Hide, and mo on with a hundred nfhnr poltiltt that Die fanciers' standard in- tstH nn In hr Ilnir. If wp nro to hreetl for nil tin fancy iifitntu de- mandefl in ' li' shnw, then it will he rent tiry nr mnre hefnro wo ran iiiakn any real prnKre.ss in hretding fr ecus. Very truly vourn. .1 A M KA lUtVhKS. law. It wan iMiBKed hv the last Le lai n re, kIvIiik the Industrial welfare rommfHsion power to regulate hour. , wagett and working conditions of wo- -men mid minnrn employed In tho Htatn. I'tnler thin law a ruling was . mint" establishing n minimum wago nf $s.r. weekly for women employed In factnrio!i. A permanent rest rain ing order was asked by Frank Btet th'r. n tmiunfurtiiror. Judge CI e ton's derision denleH tho order. The deci sion wilt be appealed to the Supremo Court. l lltST OTI-; I'OH AVOMAV OF 90, nily Shrr llellored AUwi9 lot(t llalloter. Mm. ASTOIilA. Or.. Nov. S Prohshl I III' iillli'Kl tit Ihi. arnman wa.ah. . . a liiillot iii Antiirla at yesterday's elee- lloll WHS Mrs. Klllllv Rlnlutr nnlh.. of Mrs. . .1. .Illilnh. Mrs. Slopor Is 90 years old aad uitr.l for tho first lime yesterday. Tin. IiiihIvhI of On-iton buslneaa sua . will gntlior at Roseburs; Tharaday, I .' t..-r 4. In a development eoa-vi-nt Ion. (ii t parllrulara of It all at ilm C'liiiiineri'liil club tonight at o'clock. MOMiAY only of each wack BBUI furiher notice I will French dry elaaa laillfs' and genfa sulta for 11.10. UeRiii.-ir price 2. Pbona 47. O. W. .Sloper. Alexander's Park Lots Froiitlmt on tlio t.-iiipinia rilver, with a frontage of 60 fast a.J . lenKih of 2..0 feet. I. c mencliiK t attract attention for tha ataa reason Unit they are great values. A lot there contain. 15,000 SQUARE FEET It Is equal In sire lo four ordinary lots, and allows nt 411.- ".w. ground up In front garden, back garden, and aim W. -Ll-! ground for vegetables, chickens, or any other I eas'a"'-"dSi have been sold already to prora'ln.n? J aopla! .Si 2- ST'SS $..00. Secure one In tlae beforathey ara all aona, UMPQUA LAND AND WAT&C- ssssssiisa-aBBBBBBBBBBBBaaBaaBaaBBBBavaa aa-ama 1 " ' . '..V , f ft
