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Newspaper Page TextOREGON APPLE DAY NOVEMBER 18, BOOST OREGON BY EATING OREGON APPL.ES ' WHAT'S GOING ON. Read Tba Review every day for the latest new. Reed the advs. (or jour own benarit. It pays to adver tise in Tbe Review. ROSEBURG REVIEW NEXT ATTRAOTIOir. . .'. .'.' S; 'i;'i;,.V .'fir; on'',-i.T".V-, V-'i''V ( '"j ''' St;,;' In tbe war of smusemsnts at Th Antler'a Tbeater la tbe Dixit) Qw tette on Not. 11, and "Prinoe ot To night," Not. It. TO LOU ZVL KOSKlUHa, OREGON. TI KSIMY KVKXING, XOYKMHIlll II. Ho. ISC FORCE HUERTA OUT United Action of Powers May Soon be Effectual S. P. APPEALS IAND GRANT CASE Slayer if Jidge Taylor, of Astoria, Must tin; ifbti to WilMriw Rij litiM Of Dutfli Sow. (Special to The Evening Review). WASHINGTON. Nov. II. The ad ministration is more confident today than for some time that lluerta will retire shorlly. No reason Is given for this belief, but it Is understood that several other foreign diplomats at Mexico City have Joined Charge d'Affaires O'Shaugluiessy and ICuvoy I.lnci in exerting such pressure that it is thought Impossible for him to Inns resist. Co-operation of the Central American governments with the policy of tbe I'nited States is counted, on, following a conference last night of Secretary Bryan with tho Central American ministers. Hryuti submitted a complete state ment of Wilson's negotiations with Huerta, and told them thnt the peace of the entire Western Hemisphere might depend upon the solution of thii Mexican problem. The ministers are said to have readily pledged their countries support of the pl:in. Rebel Attack roared. WASHINGTON. Nov. II The bat tleship Louisiana has been ordered from Vera Cruz to Tup:nn, where an attack by rebels Is threatened. For eign property and lives are believed to be in danger. The gunboat Wheel ing is already on the way to Tuxp.im. To Withdraw lleconnlllon'. LONDON, Nov. II. Thai r'.ngiand Intends to Immediately withdraw Its recognition of Huerta Is reported in diplomatic circles here today. I.MiOlt KNI'.MY l llti:i. SKATTI.K, Nov. 11 Exposed by the Congressional investigation com mittee by Colonel Mulhall as a traitor tn organl.ed labor. Jacob Tazelaar, of Orange, New Jersey, was today de nied the right to sit as a delegate, and was driven from the floor of the convention of the American I'ei'cra tion of Labor bv President Compels, and .Max llahtl. of Chicago, seated in his place. The convention is healing reports of cnmiuitte s tndav. AIIOI.ISII WHIPPING POST. WASHIStlTON', Nov. 1 I .-Itepre-sentatlve vans. of Montana, today Introduced a resolution in the House directing the Department of Justice to Institute injunction proceedings to iiieveut the whipping post law In Delaware from becoming effective, saying It Is "cruel, inhuman punish ment." API-I'AI.S I. AM) GRANT CASK. I'OltTLANIl. Nov. I I A bill of exceptions in the rases of seven thou sand enes complainants In the liti gation between the ( bl cm inch t iltld the Southern Pacific I!. I!. Co. over the Oregon and California land grant, was filed today in the Federal Court, as a formal notice nf appeal to the Cip'iiit Court of Appeals. Decrees forfeiting J.:iihi.oiiii acres of this land in Oregon to the (ioei anient were signed liv Judge Wolverton on July I. r.u::. ' II.WSKI. Ml ST IIAXIi. SAI.KM. Or.. Nov II. The Pt-i'e Supreme Court todav refused to Kraut a stay of proceedings in tin1 case of Oswald Hansel, sentenced to THE BIG H ;ltSEc FIGHTING THE MERCHANTS' TRUST Everywhere is that mighty hand trying to throttle the throat of the merchants who are giv ing their customers the most for their money. Look, you, Mr. and Mrs. Shopper, and you'll see the evidence of tiie trust. Double Stamps Wednesday, November 12th on shoes, all suits and coats, millinery, laces, ribbons and silks In spite of, and contrary to reports, we are giving out and will continue to give S. & H. Green Stamps -we1 GIVE &C GREEN TRADING stamps u p: be hanged next Friday for the mur der of Frank Taylor, of Astoria. Hansel will be executed unless the Uovernor reprieves bim. , Wll.li KI.KCTKIKY 11. 11. I MII.WAl'KKK, Nov. 11. The Chi-1 cngo. Milwaukee & St. Puul K. It. to day announced that contracts will soon bo let tor electrifying 113 miles of the I'uget Sound division over the Hitler Itoot Mountains in Moiituim. TDK IIKIUiOSTKIl TltlO. Cause Small Sized Itiot at Majestic Auili.iue Wanted More. The Itergorster Trio last night at the Majestic Theater caused a small sized riot. The audience would not let them leave tbe stage. A crowded bouse viewed one of the best vaude ville and photo plays of the season. If you are feeling blue and want something to cheer you up, go to the Majestic tonight, where you will cer tainly enjoy one of tbe best Initghiug shows that has been In view In many months. Last night the audience surely got their money's worth and ' sent everyone home in a happy state' of mind. I'he same show will bo re pealed again tonight. WAR PKXSIOXS IWlll ARK OVKIt KOI It llll, LION HOLLARS. WASHINGTON'. Nov. 11. Kroin ."!( to date I'nclo Sam lias paid the eiionnoiiH sum of $4.ff7, .!., K:M. 17 to the Nation's war veterans, ami is jiow carry Iiir SOU, 94 Individuals on tho rolls. Tho year end in k June :iO took r7.4".H pensions from the rolls, J mustered out by the rail of death. j These and other interesting fit;-, ures appear in the report of the pen sion commissioner, just made, public here. For Instance, it is shown that t he re a re now 4 ' . :t 7 11 survivors of1 the Civil War on the pension rolls, j against ! 1' 7 . 1' ti :i a year apo and Just j for comparison. Commissioner Salla-! In r riles ihe fact that the total num ber of those who served in the AiiMMiran army and navy duiilip the Civil War was l-i j A I the present time then are no pensioners on t he rolls from t he Kevo.'utionary War. The last widow ( pensioner of Iliat war was Mrs. Es ther S. Damon, of I'lymout h I'uion, Vermont, who d it d Nov ember I 1 , l!nu;, ,-iped 92. , K. M. MEARS HAS SOLD INTEREST IN ECONOMY GROCERY TO MR. LARSON With the approa. h of the comple tion of the remodellir.K nf the Ketin otny grocery store, the new front of u im h was uoimr in I'ul.iy. tl.ere is ;.ll tllinotllleeiiM-lsl el ;i rhtine of Jllall UKeinent. Ilev. K M. .Mears today sold liis inlere-t in the store to his partner. M. II. I.arsini, wlio will con tinue the business under the name of the Ij-nnomy fcrociry. The re niodelleil sto:e is very much enlarged anil has a new concrete Hour, bronchi down to the street level. IIii.-m'II Harness is now eniplnye 1 there. Mr. .Meats savs he has no definite plans for the immediate fu ture. ,ti:ms -id it ;i i:s i im-: i:M i:it iAiii:vr. i The llnseliiii Tennis ('lull's pio Kram at the Antler's Theater Monday eei.ini; was excellent ami tlie par ticipants drew from th tliusiastic audience rniniil after round of ap plause. The Misses I'.la.k, Mrid.vi-s ati-l Itl n I.' wi re. as usual, (i-eileiif. Mi-.-. it-mi made unite a '-(jj,-- n her vocal solo. ' Love is a liiilihle ." j W'oiidsen Madtlov's re:idlll(l. "Hill Xvi I Makes Home Howl." convulsed the iiudieii.e with laughter, and takine the pi ei;r:;ii! al! in all. It was one of the Hues' (v Ineal talent ever Kiven ill llosebiitc. l-:iry liuniher received an i acore. DAYLIGHT STORE NEW YORK STORE I CONTRACT Proposal Submitted by Douglas1 Co. Light & Water Co. STATE COMMISSION TO RULE H. J. Hildebura Awarded Contract for wii chfster Street Paving favorable Re port oo Dray Ordinance At (ho rrciihir Htv iiiR Monday niplit a ju i.iuwal was tv-1 11,1,11 '"" Mt" Mmiulas Count v ..km. v u alr Co., fur new strret iipptmik contact, tti former rou- 'ract having dall Itros. sold Hi plV.-i.Mlt (IWIUTH. "e.I b -fore the Ken i' planls li,.iv die Tiie proiiosal was i'mii, aim on motion r rrrd to the luiioH iiik spni-ial roinniiit for coii- sideratlon: W. Milliit J. .?. ( The ton. W. I.. . KnlbTton, reposal is 'obb. Hv l"iow II. -M. liullwinkte, as follow s: Kor Si pimI f.Uilifliit. llosehuru, Oicltoi!. Nov. Ht, To Ihe I!(nio,;ihle .Mayor anil City Council of Kosehilip. Oregon (b'lilleuicn: M'p t i make yim n,,. f,dowinp pl:l ..s:il in I- u irN lo the street liphtinp here nn.l will fiiote vnu the lollowinp rales en a i.-m ve'ar con tract : Are lights. $.;.i.n tM-r Mo.: 7". watt niii cp $i.:,u i,-r Mo.: c!:Hier liphls. ...... ;ht, i ijiiM!. f 1.7-1 per ( linhlw. you maintain pots. On a Mi'- t'jii- cot,) r u-is, ars $i; mi; :'2 cp carbon ami in wa'l ("l ci) s"r!ey. per Ma. Clusters the same as above :tr cnlilrai t we acroe iitli.in lights and In- mi the fiv,. vear con - t" pan of tie' series. On the ten to change nil stall all series tract will rliau;:" p, balance tn rental!' e the ten e:ir euntr vnu all i lif-reaseil ! t'iin'i HUils. On e Will ciVP if '..'ti cp at cp lilils on this as we 1 tile I'h'lllco s .".ml lijtve ! i'l he able hack we e and sub mi illMI'11- lit the same il ire of the I lie live ea r cunt rai-t . We are willinc. to fin then aft'e'-.l I,, ill iitlf statinn at! I pe'e ti a-snrali' e I ti : i ' m i to Kit part ef tlte it liaie i ti' in on th" slatinii, t fanfiii'ine! s litents'. i 1 1 1 ii 11 IT t It'll Hit V. it ear'y at lent inn aid t 1 tn -iilfe aUfeent.ttl it fll- tlllT i pert the It. K. Cm 111 Hie future. l;espe t-,!!v 1 .1 lt'i;t cur WATKH (IV I'er C. :. lie--', P. tilinll llei et ill. i l't nt'l I I- maim aril el Iters a' s .-'.culi I , !-,,!! ;. Willi Ml. -lief -TTe. I ., In letter fi.eilil i'e ': S'i'e.tiM. I. s I V . ! : 1 1 "I" & ll. ller- i l lull .1 i: "I I'. I'll r. si lieht I i1 W I -e licit! t: .a ti ll, i :t ..I: tt'.'. I mid. A '"'ti C I't'f.i the Hew the ritv now niid d. .r nil--. T COPS :VE GIVE M GRKEN TRADING ..I..H..H......IoI..l..l..I....l-..I..;..l... 4. The regular monthly meet . Ing of the Koseburg Commor- 4. 4. rial Club will be held this, 4. 4. Tuesday, evening In the club A rooms at 5 o clock. All mem- 4. hers are urged to be present. 4 ilusiuess of importance, tl. P. . Schlosser, Secretary. eompuiifed by a letter from tho city treasurer. Miss ApneH IMtehford, showinp a balance of $-Ca.S4 still ill th city treasury. 1'lty Reeordur Wimberly stated that a warrant for Jin Hit bad been drawn some months apo in favor of General Kluxer from tills fund. On motion a warrant wu ordered drawn for tho remainder In favor of (Jeiieral Kinzer. This total of -1 (i.'i. S4 completes tho city's share of the outlay for thiB new arm ory, (leiicrul Kiuzers letter showed that the total cost of the armory, when completed and furnished, will be ab'iut (:t l,0u0, of which the state pays one-half. Wini lu ster Paving. J The city improvement com ml t tee reported favorably on the bid of II. .1. llildebinn Tor the pavinp of Win chester sireet from Heat-on street noil hwanl to the city limits. A reso . lotion w.ts adopted authoi Izinp the out ract to be signed. The work Is to be commenced by May 1, and eom j ft tl by A up. 1, 1914. j Council mail Clark reported a rtu quest for a cteau-up of the sidewalks ) oa Main street, hack of the stores, ! aiiil the marshal was instructed to so notify the parties interested. I J. C Kullerton called attention to au uusiphtly collection of debris on the north side of West Lane street below the railroad track. Iteferred to the committee on health and po lice. Petition of W. II. Hlcbardson and others for tin pavini; of tho alley In block ."it, south from the Perkins hutldiiiK, was granted and the city nuiaeer was instructed to prepare .the plans and specifications therefor. I Tav Ijpvy IHscilsseil. Mayor It Ice called attention lo Ihe 'fact that the time Is al hand for iiiinkliiK the annual tax levy, tinnoiinc- ini; that his iuvestiKatlons so far showed a necessity of ralsitiK about 1 i Je, null for the ciiinliiK year. lie ! had hoped to keep tlie levy below ten mills for the cotnltiK year, but hi lievis ten mills should be levied if necessary to produce the amount slated. Tim matter was referred to tie- wins and means committee, con sist inn of .1. M. SchaefTer, V. L. Cobb i.it.l . S. Hamilton. file Attorney Albert Abraham re ported at considerable lennth on the pnipns ;1 ordinance reiiulrillK regis tration of Hie new location of parties uiovinu away, or to uuothor part of town. Iietore tll'it vint'li or triickllien aoiiIiI he permitted to move tlie hoii-ehold t-'oods oT sucli persons, lie :,,:;! upon ilt estliit ion that neither I'm t i.'.inl nor any oilier town In (In eon. so far as learned, had any such I. lilitilee. as had been reporleu :e He lii-lil . however, thai tlie . i hi ii -: I had pow er to adopt and en force su'-h an ordinance, if properly drawn. He reported that Atty. lien, i ; ivv'in d had ruled likewise, al Ihoiich the courts of tbe state have tint mi passed upon tlie matter. Ite- letti.i lo the iudiciary committee to ei. e. ire ami report an ordinance in .ii'nt lolly with the opinion of the eitv attorney. I poll favorable reisirt of the colll i .iil... t'i" Mayor and Itecnrder were . ti tu.t i.i .1 lii sinu a contract w ith :t . 1, e;, hone colnpaliy for the opera lint: of Hie police light at the corner o: .t: i ii- 'tj and Cass streets witlioilt i. i 'o the city. Tiie company will at .. iiiainitiia a telephone nt the i n:; e ,,1 t'iiv Marshal Williams Willi- o '.' hatec. :-...ita! hills of l-'ol'lller Marshal i tor $i .,a. and former Pollce- halllbers lor $1'. IHt, lor three .erviies each, Were ordered miiMiillce on !EeiiiHilfiim. n' 'n; mitv witli tin1 recoiuuien- (Continued on page 6). STAMPS! THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST feV Scores of Lives Believed to Have Been Lost in lakes SEVERAL WRECKS ARE REPORTED Snw is Drifted frw ht U Six feet Deey h Ohii aid Peiisytvaii-Tijiis Art SUIM. (Special to The Kvenlug Review). iiiu-Aiii. ,ov. II. That scores f persons perished In the storm mi the (ireat Lakes since Sunday Is feared. News of several shipwrecks. mil reports of others In distress, and numerous vessels mlstlm; have been receiveii. When tel. ii, aphlc com munication Is-restored It Is feared that tunny disasters will he reported t mm tne east shores of I.uko Mlchl Kiin, toward which tho distressed raft were driven. Ohio and western Pennsylvania an- hurled In two to six feet of drifted snow. Trains have abandoned their schedules. I'liere Is Intense sufferiiiK from the cold, and a fuel shortage exists in many towns. Trains Are Stalled. PITTSHI'HO, Nov. 11. The snow has ceased fallliiK here, with la Inches on the level. This storm Is tho severest In local hfstory. It will take several days to restore the fallen wires. Two trains are stalled at Washington, Pennsylvania. Slemner in IHstrc. UKTUOIT, Nov. 1 1 . Passengers on the bike liner Hurotilc are storm bound off Whlteflsh Point, Lake Su perior. Wireless reports stated thai tho vessel is badly damaged, and Is taking water. Several small craft are standing hy. Lightship is Wrecked. IH'KPAI.O, Nov. II.- Tlie wt k- age of the lightship stationed In Lake Krio off Point Albino, Canada, was found in the harbor here today. Cap tain Williams and a crew of six or eight are believed to have perished. Several small boats were smashed on Hie rocks on the waterfront In Ibis vicinity. Crews of most of them are believed to he drowned. lias I'oimI Shortage. CI.KVKI.ANH. Nov. I I.--Telegraphic coliiliiillilcalloti was re-cslah-llshid loilay for the first lime since early last Sunday. 'I'he wind has abated, but snow is slill falling. Con ditions are deplorable, with tele phones mid streei cats out of com mission. Most of the city is without electric lights A food shortage is reported in the resilience districts, as grocers could not make deliveries, inn Vessels Sunk. POUT III HON, Mich., Nov. 11. Ilelnrueil searchers lor wrecks, the captain of Hie tug Sartlia City re ported thai Ii" believed two steam ships were sunk 111 a collision eight miles north of here. Their names were unlearned. It Is believed that . ssel is holding the other suh- m. lgid. II is estimated that the uppermost carried a crew of twenty. TI plain Is colitiilelil that Ihe CleWS Were belli dlOWIUil. freight steamer ami Crew. 'lll:T Ill lit IV Nov. II Ihe steam- hip he.t III Hie sti.t iii has been l.leiililieil as Hi- freighter K A. Clark. Tbe capiat I '' ''lew ot I'M perished. O I! Thompson ami family ar In here from Human, okla.. this aft.-i noon Mr. Human will locate II Itieebltlg ' jiLV.H o o 73 'S. H 73 O o C) H UOKTIIAUS TO ItKTIIlH i VKOM C.S.h IS MAltl ll. ll IhM S Not Aproe nt Comnilssiiin for Zone ami Will yult Army oil ItelirciiH-iiu PANAMA, Nov. 10 Colonel Coe- thals has definitely fixed ution March. I H. as the lima of bis final departure from the Isthmus of Pan ama. This leaves less than live months for bim to complete, the canal, renrfcnnlgo tho working forces and establish tho operation of tho great wHterway. Hy March tbe canal will be prac tically completed and bo hopes to hnve demonstrated by that time that tho channel is open to shipping. t olouel (loethnls Is -opposed ' to n three-headed commission to govern the canal and It Is said he will not serve on such a commission, longer than necessary to complete tho canal. He will not uccept divided responsi bility. The post of chief eagliier of the army, which has been suggested ns a reward to Colonel t.oethals, has no attractions for bim. He probably will rellro Iriini the army, travel for some time and then open an office In New York City. IHX1K yl'INTKTTK TOXKIIIT, Kverybody enjoys a genuine negro melody nnd real darky singing. To night Ihe Dixie Qulutclto will appear at The Antler's Theater In m splendid program. There will 'he voral solos and instrumental work. In addiliou to tbe iiunrlette work and Jubilee music which Is nlwnys so enjoyable in a colored organization. Mr. llood har's tenor solos, .Mr. Williams' char acteristic, songs with banjo nccom pnulnicitt. Mr. Johnson's famous In terpretations of Paul Lawrence Pun har's works and Mr. Turner's deep bass voice will all be features. There will also be laughable negro sketches in dialect, and other special features. Hear them tonight. pioi:i:it i.c.w i:s lahcio i amilv MAIISIiriKI.I). Or., Nov. 10. Survived by ten children nnd lit grandchildren, A. II. Plugmnii, a vet eran of Ihe Civil War and pioneer of Coos County, died at his homo In North Mend, lie served In the In diana infantry and crossed ihe plains in an ox cart In 1S7.7. He lived for a long time in Douglas County. INCREASE OF 7 PERCENT AWARDED TO 100,000 EASTERN RAILROAD MEN XKW YOltK. Nov. 111. Tim Ioiir llved controversy between railroads of the Knsl and their coiidui tors and trainmen over tlie hitter's demands for more pay eadeil touirjit. Tlie employes are ".ranted an In crease of Wildes aveiimini 7 per cent, ami liilolnm nun. nun, ah, nit half of what I hey asked. One hundred thousand men will share in tlie Increase. Long; t 'oiilrmersy KuiN, Tints cuds hy arbitration under tiie ! New lauds aiueiidineiit lo the Knlmaii i tn l a ctintroversy that Ihlealeiicd at .one lime to tie up by strike the trans- pollution facilities ol all itlates east ;of the Mississippi Itiver and llollll of title Ohio. I 'I'he award of the arbitration colu . mission filed la'e this afternoon in the 1'eileral District Court is I.. ii. hue laud final. I Tile two boa el r 111..' eniploies lih , I : II a. Hilt, ,11. an. I tl, I he I I rail) n a. hi. a ii I'll"'., ll I a I i v i s of liiiii'it'ity repiirt two I'luuts ef i t nl ine nj.tii mil ,i l the I..,.. i .1 I II teaclillie ps a W I t ll lei in allil. au int. th tlntir out of flv point ' I e.i-nn i W I, . the met e; ittattteti, int. I liniiid for lllth tlie iiii Ti ,is-. c.i: e to ploi e:i oil t tllitltitte.l as .e should he tletn oil the nf Imtiif. .-.luce I'.ln'.i. w te-ll l.l-t all lln lea'te jW.it Kltilitcl, the at bit rat i it's found jtle llei of liill had i IH't ea s-tl 7 pe' i. tit. ("erl.iiti iitiiior eolitetitions also ISete Cnlll'.ileil til III'- ' 111 1 1! 1 1 Vln. l.itini; Cust Important. ' The t.oanl d 014 hot tttnl Its aelinli ill'll'lv U;otl the llil'teiiseil cost, of liiinc." i. i.s the awtitil a 'I'.t'iiiiienl nl V . I'llllteil pilKCS, "lllntll'll II. looks .; nil tbl-1 IIS Illll.OI't.'ltlt." I U.thnuL litteuiptlui; to si a tula nl I7.1I I'm ia e. nf pav belw.-i'i fai'ioad !..:,',,.,! of the R'llt and Die West. !,. hn.t.l asserted lis belief thai ll I , . .l-sit ilne but not pot's;!'!., at the I i e-. tit time. ! A it'.-i' loan.'.' persons lire nntieinit Hie I nu t i ll I 'lull evlttl ll at the '.!...... Tl'l 'llOllIll be .1 K'l.it bnovt for ini.iK:iis t'ouiitv, ami the rlnb ile . ... in n ll creilit for t-teepliic. all . .1,,'itt wle re so nianv titn. leis cm nt '. ith a view of what lioui'.las Cotllit; I! tie Alexander's Park Lots I'toi.titig on ihn T it i ii .-i Himt. with a frotititgo of 60 feet and a lein"li of L'.'.o feet. Is commencing to inlrnci. nlfeiitlon for the simple teasi.n that they nru great values. A lot thcro contains 15,000 SQUARE FEET It in e. 1.1I In size to four ordinary !iih, and allows of dividing tho ground 1111 In front garden, hack ginbii, and still hnve sufficient ground for vogelntili, chickens, or iiny other pleasure A. number have h. eii sold already to prominent people, and the price la only J.Min. Secure one In time before tin y are all gone. , UMPQUA LAND AND WATER CO. ; IIOX 47. ROSEBURQ. OHMON. HANSARDJS GUILTY He Will be Sentenced Weiss- day at 9 O'dock HAS HAD NOTORIOUS CAKffit Mri GrifcT' fees b ttttfe Otto Casts if .Ntlfcj Bcw hvestifiM Bert. About f o'clock Monday aftsriinAB . tbe Jury in the case ot Brown Han sard, charged with Illegally Mlllna; whisky at Voncalla, returned a ver dict of KUilty, bb charged In the In- itlctnieut. lie will be sentenced at 9 a. in. Wednesday by Judae Hamil ton. In view -of the fact that this la tho third 1 1 mo Hansard baa been con victed of booze soiling in this state. ho will probably be given the extreme penalty provided by the law. Hia repeated deflnnce of the law seems to merit Ibis. Hansard baa bad a notorious career ns a bootlegger, ac cord In to reports. ( lias. Orlder, who was indicted by tho grand Jury Monday afternoon, was arraigned this morning and took until tomorrow to enter bia plea. Judge Kullerton Is his attorney. .loliu V. llursell, "Motorcycle Mike," entered a plea of guilty. Sen tence will not be passed until th gin ml Jury flies their recommenda tion In tho case. The grand Jury waa asked to con strue cliapicr 224, General Laws of Oregon, as to whether a father la hound lo support hia Illegitimate child. Thin wiis presented In tb ' (lii, lei' case, (ll'ltler having been In dicted by the grand Jury for lewd cohabitation. The case ugnlniit the ten fishermen wlio were arrested nonr tho South I ' i ii I hi ii ii (lam Monday evening, seems likely to ho dropped. Different ver sions of Ihe law are given and tn the Oregon game laws for 1913-14 It la hard for persons not versed In law to const rtto tho meaning of tbe dif ferent laws In the book. The men who were arrested were snid to bo within '.'till feet of the dam, but across Ihe river from the fish ladder. Al n this afternoon the grand Jury had filed no further reports, being employed today with witnesses on out of town complaints. 'I lie shooting of a dog belonging I lt Noriiinii Agce, nf Winston, may be .considered uuniiK mo session. Civil CiuM- 1 leant. On motion or Carl K. Wimberly, jfho plaintiff's attorney, Judge Ham lin, ,h this morning directed the Jury 1 to return a verdict for tho plaintiff I In tlie case of W. K. Chapman va. tbe ll'irsl National Hunk of Roseburg. 'I'he amount asked was $600. The 'defense was given 30 days in which to file a hill of exceptions for an ap peal. I The case of I. N. Johns vs. J. I. Si.i'iiiK-'.'.i.l. action for money, was on trial today before a Jury. Moral lelllllUency CneN. W. tl. Mai l.nren, general superln i ii it.-it l of the I'ncllii; Coast Rescue and I'roicctivo Society, was here from I'uilland today, tinder d I rec ti. .n nf Judge Itice he will take "Mrs. ('has. Ciidcr'' and Infant child to tin. Alliei tin. i Kerr Nursery Home tn I 1'i.nlaitil. Her child will be cared i,,r nnd she will be found employ . mi - ii t of some kind. Florence Laird ' will al:o ho taken to Portland by Mr. 1 M.i. I. men and placed ill a home there. .Mr. Mael.arcn also investigated sntne cases of youthful delinquency ! lu re and believes the parents of 'Wiischurg do not realize tho condi tions that, have been allowed to de lielop. one yoiiuir girl Is to go to i the I. mils. i homo in I'ortland and ! others may be compelled to follow. I I.OI II .MM. I. OKDKIIKII. Astoria t'oiiipauy to 4-oiutruct $00, lioo riant. ASTOItIA, or.. Nov. 10. The As toria Milling and drain Company has .,A,,i,. "I a cotiti'iict to C. L. Houston for the construction of a flouring mill and elevator on the property ri c. ntlv purc hased by It In the west end of the city. The contract price Is In the neigh borhood of ''.'. nun and the structure is lo lie completed before March 1. ll.ar the Oregon Nightingale sing nt Tin.1 Antler's. '''..' t-'-. mm " -V.---.!tT,-i-!ii;'--:. .-.;f'::r:3iK'iAj, ;;lilt' .:'f r .