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Newspaper Page TextOREO ON DAV NOVEMBER 18, BOOST OREGON BY EATING OREGON APPLES WHAT8 GOIXQ OH. Read The Review ever? dar for the latest Dews. Read the sdvs. for your own benefit. It pays to adver tise to The Review. EOSEBURG REVIEW NEXT ATTRAOTIOH. In the war of amusements at Tkw Antler's Theater U the Dixie Qtuuf tette on Nor. 11, and "Prime of Te- night," Not. II. RDSKItl ltG, OREGON, HATl'KDAY KVKXING, XOVKMHER 8, 1913. No. IB. BIG SESSION DEC. 4 Roseburg Will be Center of Oregon on That Date i ... BIG DELEGATIONS ARE COMING Plus fir Britgiig People tt OregM Are MiS Wiiiei Oil Ple Exhibit at Askland An estimate lias been made that three million people will visit the Pacific Coast during 191.1. At a low pstllilnli. mie.thlrri f thnD ...III - ,n pans Ol wesiern Oregon nil? 10 through Uoseburg, either going to or be represented in that exhibit. Iioug con.lng from the big exposition at his County has won at the statu fair San Francisco. To some, people this 'l!e.1,l". '!'- .""""n'T '"",",,v 1 1 of the stale and this should be wide- may seem an extravagant figure, but ,v m.l(,, known ns a special Induce a moment's calculation will prove nient for travelers to stop here, otherwise. A dozen trains dally A committee was named to arrange would handle that number of pas- for the big meeting here on Dec. I, sengers during the period the exposi- consisting of Henry llarth. Dr. Seely, lion will bo open, and we already II. Churchill. A. J. Milium. N.i have half that many through trains poleon Hire. D. .1. Stewart, .Mrs. Win. every day, three north-bound and Hell, Miss Josephine l'arrott, .Mr. C. three south. How to get a reason- W. Wharton, Mrs. II. O. Wilson. .Mm. uble share of these people to slop H. llarth. Mrs. V. W. Caldwell. I'ln v over at points In western Oregon will will meet tomorrow to outline plain be the chief topic nt the big develop- for the biggest meeting In Oregon in nt meeting to lie held In Hosetmrg the development line. on Thursdny, Dec. 4. o - At the Commercial Club on Friday SKVKKAI. SfM'IAI, KVKXTS evening Tom Hichardson spoke for AUK KXJOYKII MK'AIXV. an hour along this line. His spt-erh was prefaced by brief talks by Judge Fiidnv evening the Freshman class Kiddle ami Dr. A. C. Seely, who told ()r n. Iioseliurg High School ten something of the very enthusiastic dcrcd their annual reception to the development meeting held at drains Seniors. The hall was beautifully IMiss last Thursday. One purpose of decorated with Oregon grape, launi these meetings is to wliw out the see- i.r, jcs. vlning maple and banks ol' tional feeling between the different white chrvsalitheniiims. The enter parts of the state and the local lainment consisted of an indoor nth Jealousies thut may exist, so that all t,i,. ,,.,. which proved highly excit- will work together for the better' ment of Oregon. Henry llarth added a brief endorsement. Tom Itlchardson was introduced by Secy. (1. P. Schlosser. lie said he extH'cted to see the big meeting to be held In Koseburg on Thursday. Iter. 4, the most thoroughly representative one held 111 Oregon In the past five years. Delegations are expecteu irom points nil along the line from Port- iand to Ashland. Inclusive. A special train may be run from Portland, and another from the south if the traffic will Justity. The Antler's theater has I n secured for a big meeting at '.'::!U p. in. on lice. I. It is now up to Ihe Uoseburg pcopl the ladies - to secure a i especially cord break- OfflCIAl COUNT SHOWS NO CHANGE IN RESULTS FROM TUESDAY'S ELECTION oilllt for last Tuesday's The official election was made today by County Clerk Lenox. Justice will ti p.rown. of Kiddle, and .1 n.-i i. . .las II. Hearl Ing. of Oakland, i'he coini'lc'ed to tals show some changes in the fiirures hut none lu the results, i'he univer sity repair bill was carried in this county by II? majority, while the new building measure lost hv a mar gin of votes. Th.- sterilization bill iost hv il:M. the county atlornev bill carried by :i 7 s. and the w..t kinen's compensation liill won by T.'.J Since the university bills both carried large in the state, it is remetied that one of them lost bv a narrow margin In this county. The question now se(;nis to be settled, ll iwev.T. bevohd further controversy. liP THE BIG DAYLIGHT STORE ON Every yard 1.25 wool dress goods Every pair 1.25 cotton blankets Every 1.25 corset, special Every single 1.25 comfortable, sped. 98c Every childs' ro misses' 1.25 shoe, spl. 98c Ing attendance on that oivashin. About ."ii" visitors ure rxini'ivu irom oumlil.' the county, and as ninny more should be here from points In the county outside of Host-burg. The Portland delegation will include several of the leading business uud profession!!) men of the city. Includ ing representatives of the big news papers there. Other cities will be likewise represented. In fact Hose burg will be the center of Oregon on Dee. 4. The object of this session Ib t hut Oregon wants more people und will here endeavor to make a united ef fort to get them. Of course, some people are now coming to Oregon, but we want them to come more rapidly. There was an enormous travel to the coast this year, but very few stopped between Sail hraucisco und 1'orllaud. It will reiulre a great and nnlted effort to get the immeiixe travel of 1 ! 1 .". to give any attention .to Oregon, as tie great attraction will be the international exposition at San Francisco. ! A statew ide exhibit of productH nt Ashland will be an important faclor as that is the first stop III Oregon, and the longest stop for all liasselluer ........ .. ... .. . .! - . ing. The true rivalry 01 a rein iiih letie meet was manifested and amid much ch ing the Seniors gained a majority of the victories. A delicious lunch hail been pre pared, and while it was being served the guests were entertained by piano solos and duetts, played by members of the Kresbtnan class. At a late ilolIr iH, voting th r merry crowd disbanded, reception quite "the besr Mrs. I'ullertiiii Kiilertniiis. Mrs. J. C. Kullctiotl entertained a Japanese luncheon Kriday after noon. .Nov. .. I be r ti 1 let toll I,,,,,,,, was prettily decorat. I III chrysalilhe-.'uost .,.. ,,,i t... ml,,,.. .lapatlese il.ic .....i favors added lunch to lb Oriental effect. Covers were laid for fourteen, and a delicious luncheon was served. The hostess was assisted by Miss .lentinlc liulck und Mrs. N. I'llllelioll. Mrs. Willis (lives I.iiiii li.'..n. This afternoon Mrs. W. It. Willis entertained :! I ladies at a luncheon at the Hotel riiipiiu.'i. Special floral decorations were provided for the occasion and a delightful efternoon was ellloyed. fouling Social Kvelil-s. Next Wednesday Mrs C. W. Par rot! and Miss Josephine Parrot! will enteiiaiu a number of Ibeir friends Willi a thimble party at the home of Ihe former on Kast l.ane street. Mrs. Ceo. Kiter will give a luncheon to several friends on Thurs day at her home on Soiiih Kane slreel. on Friday artci Sho'-teaher and Mr W ill be hostesses at Hotel 1in!ila. Some alleruooll week. Mrs. W.' Mrs I'.e... K. Ilouc number of guests i noon Mrs. M. J . C. l. Shoeiiiakei a luncheon at the out l.il. dm ing lite, coming dsvv II. Fisher and -k w ii entertain a A s; i : it a fine luncheon served at at the Holel 1'nip'iua. NEW STILL FIGHTING THE TRUST SALE IS ANTHRACITE GOAL Claims filed on Big Deposit in This County VEIN REPORTED 12 fl THICK Will Assort Building of a Railroad and De velopment World Many Millions to Douglas County Tilings made In Hie I', s. Land Office In Kosebuig this afternoon on illioul i.llllil acres ot coal lands 111 rlii. tollllty marks th. opening (,r what promises to be by far tlx terprise ever launched largest en- in Douglas o y. I his laud Is located ah, Hit l.'i or 211 miles east ot elide and com prises a vein ol aiuhracite coal said to be fully I:! feet thick. This is the Inst discover) ol anthracite coal ever made in Oregon. Twenty-four claims of 1SU acres each were filed loiluv by the following local and Kaslern men. who luiv bc. n working on this several mouths past, movement for They are: (leo. fair P. .1. Ilallf . P. ' Moore .1. W. Chandler John Alexander II V ltl.ik.lv It. Keuloll I-'. K. Sallev Ales llallidav Chas. M. Incr Jehu liver Clarence I.Vv hold Itell I', .lolled Ivan Mawes i. W. Ilrooks Hvmn II. Hall Win. Iluleli S K. Svkes c.eo. 1'arliimer Harry Welch John Nelllet. I lurry llollowav C. A. lilchardsoll INini.'l Phelall Sll ll iciellt i'hien: wot k b is I ii valldale the fll !i th-- -1 clainis. nllcadv been done to lugs made toilav on ; lileV proJ OSe IO Ull' flill more dev.-loi ne t j mamiit nile of l he di , lo I lready fully pi i up W lljl hollKll Ihe' . Sample ial show t l.ili'v lit and whi. t prodae. : Mates ' i I of Coke 111:.. If III 1111 lo lie oi ui" valualdi- kll his been II.. for lie- big Ml. it"!' I' ! lb.. Kasl. Another xe'll lei' I lower .low n b.i i1 Tills l.i cle;u..-it Is the North 1 l 1 1 i l :i road 1 1 .in llo-el.ii'u ihe first nee. s-ries t. pre.ltlct. Sot ! I'"" made filniits ar. m t. capita! and . a' 1 e ' 111,. diw- I id ,1 ateliim tl ' a w ho ha v with li.ui I . Ill I.- e .1 i'he .1 a! lie ill! ll' Ndiili. TO POI I I li. Ml V I'he inter. Potllri eeet eilf tl.e final ill lleeelll for 'he e. ,e Mot,-; I I, from i'. to :VE GIVE &C CREKX TRADING YORK SATURDAY ONLY 98c 98c 98c &C CREEX TRADING STATE TAX 4 MILLS A Tentative Estimate for the Coming Year is Made BY STATE TAX COMMISSION Canity Curt is Working Hard Malting Ui the AniwIBidgrt-levy for 1914 May Reaci 14 Mils The County Court Is still working on the annual budget for the tax levy for the coming year. According to informal reports from the state tnx ........... -, ouiiiy lor ine coming yeur win ne,ai, Hm-rla would not retire u is iM.oiii ...... ...mc us inn. ,, mi me reported the cabinet favored the dlc- preseut year. This will mean a 4-1 ttr' retirement. That congress, mill state tax levy on the Increased uhlch la scheduled to meet Nov valuation as against a IV. -mill lovy wn lV(, ,., WMy for , ,.,.,,; '', l,r " ''r; by declaring the recent election In- 'V:?r" a'.",, ta V',IUI 0,1 "-' lt 'ess than .!. .1.1, 'Hid or he com tig year will ft eonstltutloniil majority of the coun be nearly $1 10, (lull. This Indicates try's total vote was cast a lax levy or miotic n mills ror tne coming year In this county. It wns ii mills tuts yenr. .lunge nice is or terul Carranza. the rebel leader de Ibe oiiiniotl that Hie new law reqlllr- ,.limI h ,.,,, ,,, , ,n . ........i...o .,, ,m, lor Die coming year neiore ine lax levy Is made will prove n beneficial one. The court took a recess thin after noon and will reconvene Monday to coiuplele their work and finish milk ing up the builgel for 11114. They worked on this budget list unlit 12 iociock i-riuay nigui anu win iinisii In a few days. New Orders Marie. Old school district No. ins. sltu jated near Klkton. having lapsed, and ,a few taxpayers having erroneously paid In n special tax voted In new district No. Ills, which the county I has refunded, the treasurer Is or Idered to transfer the money so col llecled and credited to the old district, I No. los. to the giuieral fund. The plat of Melrose was approved I by the court. DELEGATES GATHERING fOR ANNUAL SESSION Of FEDERATION Of LABOR SKXTTI.K. Wash.. Nov. S- The advance pnnnl of what is expected 10 be the la'-aest and most Important i; iih. t in.: of tabor leaders the collll- 1 1 y ever has known, is assembling in Seattle lo.lay. The occasion Is the l Iiii I v-tbird annual con vetil ion of the American Federallon of Labor, which w ill be opened here Monday morning, with President. Samuel Coiupers pre siding. N'eativ one thousand dele e.a'es. represent Iuk more than two a id a half million skilled workers of tie Fnlie.l Stales itiiil Canada are . vp.-cied lo be hi their seals when President Colin, el s. culls I he great i ieetiim to order. More than one hundred ivveiitvfive great National and international labor organi'allolis consisting of about 111. null local unions will be represenled. The coniiim meet Ing is frailL'bt !th deep simiitieance toward both 1 botuiL' men of Ihe country anil the !..-. '. political tilfties. One nnder . itrtetit whiih may break above the 'iita.e is a proposition to form u la1.,.!' parlv 111 this country. Many a-e elalie'liinr for this to be luttile.ll it. !-. done, others, and they app'-ar to be in the majority, expressed Ihem- ( Continued on pane (I. STAMPS! THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST STORE Every childs' 1.25 sweater, special 98c KvCry woman's 1.25 single garment or union suit, special 98c Every pair 1.25 silk hose, special 98c Every garm't 1.25 men's underwear 98c STAMPS MAY FORCE HUERTA Cabinet Said to Have Decreed He Must Retire HOLD CABINET SESSION TONIGHT Rebel Leader Says He Could Pat 100,000 Mei in Ike field if II. S. WiU Raise Enoargi m Arms (Special to The Kvening llevlew). MKXICO CITY, Nov. 8. Ills cab inet Is reported to have decreed President lluertas retirement. Mem bers suld they so made up their minds j at a meeting last night. Friends mk m.M. Amir NOdAl.KS, Sonora Nov. 8. Gen .,,. ,,, nu, Uay America raises Hi embargo on arms and ammunition. Carinnza Is nnxiotis to prove to the Wilson administration the strength of the constitutionalist movement. Ililertn .May (in lo Kiii'oih-. MKXICO CITY, Nov. 8. - lluerta lias summoned his cabinet to meet with him this evening. It Is believed he will lllell allllollllce filially whether he would or would not resign. The report Is currentt hat he has engaged passage to I'hirope, but his friends denied this. IHitz (lives timid Advice. PAKIS, Nov. K Former President Diaz today cabled to lluerta. It Is said he called on lluerta to "resign for the good of Mexico." Itebels Anxious for Arum. WASIIINtiTON, Nov. "Show America your potent fighting force,'' was the message flashed by tile Mexi can revolutionary Junta to rebel forces In the field. What t lie rebel agents al Washington planned was to demonstrate to President Wilson that Carranza Is able to cope with the Huerista forces, so that when the final break comes between Washing ton and lluerta the removal of the embargo on arms, ami not Interven tion, will be Wilson's policy. As a result of this plan, furious fighting in noli hern Mexico Is looked for llu lueiliately. Carralia Is said lo be determined lo secure control of several of Hie larger cllles. Fnvoy I. in,! will re lu in Mexico City all next week, unless llllfol'set'U develop ments occur. That Ceneral Villa, the Mexican rebel commander, has already cap lured Chihuahua City Is rumored here, but confirmation is lacking. MAKCII IV IILI.Z AllH. I ' V I I ' XI FT Mich Nov. X l.liaid accompanied bv a To mile wind prevalcd lodav. wlih ten Indies of snow al noon. The striking cup per miners, with their wives- and children, paraded Ihe slreel Ibis af- , lor ui. Fightv miners were rested for picketing, hut wen lease,! on Ibeir own recogniz.in imtvuiii iti:rs puim ftov. litl VFTON'. Nov. s i he I mill score lu tod.iv's football g; was: Harvard ''. Ii iiii etoti cxi-rv dollar you Ivantag" of the . al Josephsoll'S Save I a cents on spend bv taking ;i HI', Iteduclion Sal It lasts only until Nov J t ll H ' O Cj H 'Jj S. I XOVKI.TV Ml SIC.YI, ACT AS A lllli HIT AT TIIK M.UKSTU' TIIKATKK. An excellent show was offered to the patrons ot the Majestic last night by the Witzell Novelty Musical Art, playing 12 different Instruments, being one of the best ever played in this city. The Chas. and Lenh Wit zell high class musical act Is a credit to any house, and easily the top liners. They took three bows, ono encore and one curtain call, and then tho audience wanted more. The pro gram as a whole was favorably re ceived, and n well satisfied crowd filed out. Manager Lncey wishes to announce to theater goers of tihs city that coming Monday and Tues day Is the llergerdster Trio, ono of the best nets of this kind, hnrmony eomedy hurlesipie singing nnd string Instruments. This net lias been going big lu every clly. The same hill will be repented tonight. Come eurly to avoid tho taani. Ill l)S KOIt MAIL CAIlitYINO IX MA XV STATUS ASKKU. WASIIINtiTON. Nov. 7. IHiIb for carrying malls for four years begin ning July 1 next on the regulation wagon routes In Arkansas, TexaB. Ok lahoma. Kansas, Nebraska. North Da kota, South Dakota, Montana. Colo rado, I'tab, Washington, Oregon and California, have been asked for by Postniaster-Cieneral llurleson. SKXTKXt'K COMMCTKI HV WKST. SAI.KM. Or., Nov. 7. Concluding after an examination of evidence, that there was doubt ns to whether Lem Woon. an Oriental, sentenced to hnng November 14, for the murder of Lee Tai Hoy. of Portland, was utility or the crime. tiovernor West today commuted his sentence to llfo im- piisonmcnl In the penitentiary. "There were strong contenllons advanced that he was guilty, and strong contentions that he was In nocent." said Ihe Coveriior In nii uoliuiing his commillatioii of the sen tence. "I fell, after a thorough con sideration of his case, thai I hero was n uuestloii as to his- guilt, and con cluded thai. In view or this, the wis est course lo pursue would be to coniniiite his sentence, snoiiiu inf illing In the future develop to prove him Innorent beyond a uuestlon. fur ther clemency can he extended." Lem Woon was indicted with Yee rseung for the murder of Hoy nnd II was alleged that it was committed March 7, lliox. (leung's case was reversed.' nnd he afterwards was sent to China by Mends, according to In formation received hero. From n decision of the Slate Court affirming his sentence, Woon appealed to the Supreme Court of the l ulled States hoping lo reverse IIS decision, be cause be was Hied on un Information Instead of on an Indictment. I K;il liu I'oit votks. LONDON. Nov. x. A suffrage irmv. well diilbd anil tinned, ready If neccssarv to literally fight for Hie vole. Is Ille lalesl scheme of Ihe ti 1 1 1 1 1 :i i I snfrragetles. Miss Sylvia Paiikhnrst, who is out of lull on a "mouse" license, lias expressed her readiness to personally I I Ihe army. and she is appealing for xolulil s to instruct her followers lu jiu-jitsu and regular military drill. "The plo of Ihe Fast Fnd are unite readv to riot for us and would ffe. Ilxe fighters If tliev nan Honie training l.claled Miss Pank- biirsl III an Inlervievv Willi Ihe l lllle.l Press. "Our big crowds are no match for the .police, who are eV. peclally chosen for their size, besides being trained and aimed. We could have got Into Dow nine, several Mines lecentlv If our people bad otllv K IIOW II lloW to lveet t Hll'l otic we had got ll.ete who ini't jVimwy li 'r Mm what would have ha opened Wcle strolll! enoticll to ..Ve' ,OVV poll, e It Would be a l.lillv matter to .tiler a in! mid the cabinet whi'h ;t,olll a pllva'e citien his. propel v de-llove s lion I...I e lloe W ll has lia.l , would peisoli ll lal.c notice of a 111. '. noyauce. r'iW ii II'LK A, Kins. Nov. s A-ked eV-.Stfl ' hv Km as s'ais "d' .-. xitoite i nrne. Vrttt t ' "'' "" "'l,v I"""1 "'" '"''I l:v h'tW-'ii I !. .lali'l'S fr a pu i h.,'".lil N. K?,V'2,-''l ' ...I' ;' b" alii lis N.'.l He el to an l.o';el iUf?T?7 .. r ihai uiosiioti Mel" 1 1. .Ill I'o.nl '" 'J .,'.. lair of lb., coiilil. I.i II' iire'-'MW . ll,',' . S VlV live of I' n rrj ';. .... I 'he stale have t o ",'i I" in t I .. .,':,te penal I n t : ' u' e !' Man v I O ,.i'iti. have l ,;,. i-i.tt:. j'trv , '' P 111', 111 LU Ve.US Kirll" ex. !! coll l ' ii. i no iii-niie. I i 1 ' i 'inn 1 1 .. t, ,-. 'briaie, I ,i,i,l . inn. k .,i. u I, . v ,, l.ot a St.'!'' ill Ml ll I !, !' , t.u ins I- t i ihe i V , i . . t i .t" in 1 1," r .'.. ! 1 I.,,.,, '.v . .'.'(, p.,- lapit.i i l ;"" I.' s C. In .t, of new Ii 7 :' ll'l'lor a ! . r ' ' t Alexander's Park Lots l'loIi"ll(' nil til" I I iVi'h of f.- t. r a 'oti I hat I li'-y a i llivi-r. w r :.t-n,; v.ilui-s. 15,000 SQUARE FEET U ii f'l'i il 1" t" ,r 'i'liiar- lols. Hint allown of divldlnic th ci'inri.1 up In fr.-r.t v i"! n. hack k i r!-ti . and utill have Bufflclent kfrnuii l for 'ir-ta!.-f. ' '..U k-r s. or any other ph aaure. A numbr haw l'ii (o!d al r.-.ul v t ' it n rn i no n t people, aiii tho price ii only t Si'curf ono ir, i..no h'ore thoy nro nil gone. UMPQUA LAND AND WATER CO. IIOV 4T.t ' ROSEUURO. ORCOON. Trouble at Indianapolis is Not Fully Settled INTERURBAN WORKERS UNITING Troops are Still Held Peidk( StUkaeit if Details Ci Km Strien March ii Mnard (Special to The Evening Review). INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 8 Street cars are running for the first time this week, but us a result ot the strik ers' success a more serloua danger Is threatened. This danger may be developed Into a strike throughout the state, tying up both urban aad Interurbau traffic. The Indianapolis company's helplessness to face the strike evidences tho overwhelming public, opinion In favor of the men and is a surprise to the union organ- 1 iters, who began organising the In terurhan crews quickly. They found them In a frame of mind to respond to union advances. Contrary to ex pectations the Interurban bualneaa In; and out of Indianapolis was not re sumed. Owing to many hitches In the resumption of work on the city line and fenr or future trouble, the troope urn still held here. Strenuous efforts are being made to settle the compli cations without upsetting the arbi tration agreement. Inleriirban cars were permitted to run Into Indianapolis this afternoon, pending the adjustment of grievances beiweeu the motormen, conductors and directors of the vnrlous lines. Labor leaders said the agreement ll similar to tho one which settled tho local strike and will be signed be fore night. XKW OI-'FK'KKH KOIt KAItMKIW MARKET. At a meeting ot the stockholder! of Die farmers' market association, held this morning after the closing of the snles hour, the resignation of Dr.. ilaliey as president was accepted and (ienrge W. Kruae elected to fill Hint office. Owing to the fact that he had disposed of his ranch, the resignation of .1. L. Hoggs as treas urer was accepted and K. A. Miller elected. In the future the meat de partment will bo under the super vision of O. W. Bradford, to whom nil applications for spare In which to sell fresh meat should bo made. EXTRADITION FOR THAW IS SIGNED BUT APPEAL MAY DELAY CASE YEARS iSpfilnl lo Th K veiling lievlow). C(troui, . II.. Nov. K. (lover nor KelrtiT lotiuy k! kikm! Wv nxtrudi Ilim i:imth rt-i nrfiliiK Marry K. Thaw t ti Ni'v Yoik, ui tho rtiiHHt of Oov-riim- (ilyiiii. Thin extradition re siilh'tl mi u clwtrnv of roimplracy In r Miii' i-i !ciii with bin CHnitX! from Mut- jlr.iwaii. mi whlrh ho was indicted by . i Ik- Nw York fount v irrtind Jury. This - isioii. It Ik h;iIi1, (Ioph not rn-:iii Mial Th:tw will ho returned Im- h.it l lo Muttcawati. It Ik Mated . licit Thaw's finhl. n gainst tho con- silr;ny i-h;irt may lust for yearn. ViiiMi. v .I'-iotne wjih not preHPUt. It Ik a forcgoim roiH-tiiKion that Thaw (until lu.t ! laki-ti to Now York now ii aiTuuiit of tho writ of hahous i fit'j.Ms wliii'h is poiHlliiK heforn .IndRO Airlrich in (In- I'nitrd HtateK Circuit i"oiiii. I' mav h Ht'veral venrn. It In s;ili, iH-fon- a ilt-rton Is reached, a lintli nid's an di'ti-rnilned to earrjr tin- case lo tho I. S. Supreme Court "sary. ar i.-nt Thaw will have iin- 17 o tilf an atnendt'd linhafl , writ ti Dm- VV.I.-ral District Th ih w writ charK'H that Is ill.'r.ilty h!d. i:Y YiMIK. Nov. R. - Mm. Roh i 1' )li!iii!u:toii, of Stnatnhurtc. w Ynfli, today antnniiiced the en ufiiM'iif of n-r daiiKhter. Helen, to in. -.'iii -tor. Astor h '12 vears old laml his Main.- nu. Tlny will be mar- :ilwa I' and Tt eent at Th iitlir'-t. cxrept ail'li il attractions and I vhnwrt. !th a front ara of 60 feet and ft to uMract. atletitlon fur thti simple A lot thru coiitulni)