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Newspaper Page Text7- ;r -i kitM-SW v. OREGON APPLE DAY NOVEMBER 18, BOOST OREGON BY EATINO OREGON APPIES .-:. ; '- WHAT8 GOUtQ ON. Read The Review every day for the latest newi. Read the adva. tor rour own benefit. It pays to adver Uae In The Review. REVIEW KKXT ATHUOHO. ' In the war of amaarauats at Tfe Antler'a Theater la taa Dtxto Qaar tette on Not. 11, amd "Priaaa U Ta- nlght," Not. IS. ItOSKIU'KO, OREGON, UT.DNKSDAY KVKXIXfl, XOVEMB Kit 12, lata. Ho. 1M. ROSEBURG HANSARD IS IN JAIL Sentenced to 30 Days And to Pay $350 fine MOTORCYCLE MIKE IS PAROLED far Suit. lldirlBrll k FiW-llirv BIW , 0. Verdict Fir Srigsli Mere lidktflieits Expected , ,, . , . At the opening of the Circuit Court session this morning. Hrown Hun sard, the Vonealla bootlegger, sentenced by Judge Hamilton to 110 days in jail and to pay $350 line. He hud nothing to say when the, sentence was passed. In fact he' probably deems himself lucky that ho did not get tho extreme penalty of the law, $500 fine und 9" days In jail. Itesidcs former convictions lu Lane and I, inn counties, he is said to have been arrested for bootlegging lu Marlon County also. Fred .1. Heruell, known as "Motor cycle Mike." received an Indetermin ate sentence of from ono to ten years in the penitentiary, hut was Immedi ately paroled by Judge Hamilton, lternell, it will bo remembered, stole a motorcycle belonging to Shirley Coodiuaii anil was captured later by Deputy Sheriff Kred Stewart, near Sitkum. He must report every ;tu days to the court during his parole. The jury in the case of I. X. -I oil n vs. J. I. Springstoad. asking a judg ment for 152. till, lute Tuesday even ing returned a verdict for Spl ing-leail for $54. IS, be having filed a counter claim tor $11.511. Kadi had a de luded statement of Ms account. The court today was trying the case... -r..: 1 1 uieninson, in in-uiti mum-;. . ..... - , was heard before a jury, who re- Club was to cot rol ..1 per ' " turned a verdict for the plaintiffs. .1" per cent of the dubs holdings to At other Jurv case is W. A. Itogard vs. go to the local company, was not ai C A Ott to recover money. This rentable in the eyes of the commit- Is tho lust of the jury cases lor t ie term, so far as known. A sealed Indictment was filed by the grand jury Tuesday evening. It is understood the party left the county some time ago. but his Iden tity Is not revealed. "Mrs. driller" and Florence l.alrd were taken to Portland this after noon bv W. C Macl.aren. to be placed In the A Ibei tina Kerr Nursery Home. Another delinquent girl was taken to the Louise Home. Mr. Macl.aren brought down from lrtle Creek this morning a girl named Miss Swell, who is said to I,,.... lent itm, roner relations with a man many years tier senior. i grand jury Is li'vestigatitig. and his arrest is expected. Other Orders Made. 124'i. Douglas Creditors tioli, a corporation, p!ff . vs it llnesen and Mrs. Adolpll Associa . Adolph li Hoc- sen. his wife, defts.: action or monev. lluchalian & Porter for lillf. Default and jiilgment against Adolph 0. llocson for $15 7 Con tinued as to Mrs. Uneseii. 1-mi-i Paire inveslnielll i o.. enriiiirii Hon. nlff.. vs. Frank Alv cr.les. deft.; action for money. P. Co- show for plff. show for plff. Dismissed. 1217. Douglas Creditors Associa tion, u corporation, plff., vs. L VV. Itailev and Itosey llalley. his wife, defts : act ion for money. Itin-hanan & Porter for plff. Default and judg ment for $i'.."..:i". and order lor sale of attached property. 1227. Douglas Creditors Associa tion, u corporation, plff., vs. Charles It. McCee. deft.; action for money, lluchalian & Porter for plff. Default (Continued on page 6). THE BIG 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 the 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 end will continue lo give S. & H.Green Stamps "WK GIVE GREEN TRADING stamps U C0M... IAKB INIIIAIIYC In CONTEST FOR MEMBERS Hosi'lHiTK and Douglas County will miss m1i.ii probably will bo the best ; chance Klu- win ever nuve lor sucn advertising If Bhe does not send u! representative to the l!. 8. Land Show ' at Chicago. Kugetie. Albany, Oregon l 1 1 v . volutins, ruriiuiiti, imivtri vn. and in fact towns In nearly every sec- tiuii of Oregon will bo represented, ..veein rtnsehiirir anil the 1T1UIUUU Valley. l''obably uo representative ... . from Kosebliri;. l nis It seems will be the result, utter the Commercial t'lub meeting Tuesday nlKht, no definite action being taken at that time. On motion. President W. 11. Fisher appointed two captains, J. W. Oliver ami It. K. Smith, to ehoose members ...... f(irm tttl) u.lls to secure new members, the losing team to lurnlsh a supper for the victors. It is rum ored that this muy turn out to be another Cass and Jackson street con test, but all for the benefit of the cluli und of Koseburg. A letter was lead by Secretary fi. P. Schlosser from Congressman Haw ley slating that he had taken up the mutter of securing tho right to use Douglas Cuunty stone in the con struction of the new Federal building und the new armory. A letter from Senator (ieo. K. Chamberlain stated that the architect at Washington as serted that it would be next to 1m- posslltle lo secure sui-ii u u.iu- i . the contract as It would he a tiovern-' luent contract ami It was not the: usual procedure to specialize on the exact kind of material that should be used in the construction of these buildings. The mutter will probably be left lo Hie contractor and it should be to his Interest to use the best guide of stone at I lie lowest price. j .Not a few letters were exchanged between Mr. Mlrhrner. of the Ever-. fi-.-;b Coiuiiunv. with plants at Snthorlill and elsewhere, and the C incrclal Club. Their proposition. that tllev were to hold 4'.l per cent ni II... .oek while the Commercial lee w no nau rii.tiKe ui in. Hons, reach Therefore the n iinderstundlutt attempt to was given up. C. S. Jackson propos coliMilorntioll. but this wa d fiirtlli not ailop ed. A niovetni til was int'odlli Mi-ChiMoek to s-eeure a t, acre tract to hold In tr-tst I'ew Industries, such factories, etc.. us may be d by Mr. u or 1 5 for such anneries. ivailable. ill llose- as an inducement to locate burir Messrs. '.li ("intoi k and llaff- ty were appointed a llarlli i cntn- mill see In look inlo llls Mia lor and wav of II is oseburg If It is see if they call devise soln. ruisitic the necessary fund! generally adiiiilt'd that I niiisl set are new- indilst l ies 111 I has iiitiiuie to grow. Ilight now ii an oppoi tuaity to secure a friti' eeelahle cannery if a suitable llllil e", sit c: n be had. O'her industries secured if sites are niiide . In this as in other matters. lllllV he availahh the wav to get thiims i to ito out afti r them, and If pin slide provide sites on a reasonable l,. i The inelnbeis chosen sistallls ill tllis contest their the bv captains are: II. I-:. Smith, ('apt. -Joseph Ml eel'i. II. W. Strong. J. Wendell Wright. T. A. Ilaffety. Clark I In rear. .1 W Oliver, ("apt. - A. (I. Sulher la'p l. .1 K. Mel linioek. Harry I'earce. .1. I' Hun hasoli. lleiiry llarfh. The losing side is to hall'let the w iiiners Irs. i: W It. nr. who i I'l"' I off Mis. ill llos l it ' slenlav to visit ('line n; I. an old time friend, coi her wny to Carlnilivi'.l tillileil III., tod DAYLIGHT STORE NEW T.R. Sheridan Turns Over Prop erty to 0. P. Coshow rnn BENEEIT OF CREDITORS TIIK liabilities Tdldl $155,000, land Assigned Property May be Worth Something Over Half That Amount. A deed of assignment from T. 11. Sheridan and 1'lon M o Sheridan, bis wife, to I). I'. Ctislmw, Hii-.l in the County Clerk's office thin lilorn- li'g, show ing li.iliilii ies ul J l .,;!, ami ttsseir. win lit l lulu $".'i,inin tn Jluil.linti. The document sets forth I that " Whereas. I . It. She: idaa. of the panics of the first pail, is imlehiei! lo dlveis persons in considerable i sit ins of money, which he i at pres ent unable to pay in lull, and is ilo tslrolls to coii'.ey ail bis I'o.-e-.-ty lor llle bcllclit m all ills el. niter:; with out any prefercm o or pilonty, other I hall that l-rm i.l. .1 I I:, tills lieed ol assignment is ui.eie. Pcpei-iy Assigned. A selle.luie III tile :t-et signed is given as loiinws: I'lle N i: 'j o' See. I :i, Tp. j I 2 '.. ill Coo.- l'otln: . 1 1: . rndlthled Olie-;, alt Itllel. ; 111 Lot of Sec. I 5. See. I ;. an, I i HI. Tp. 211 S. It. I'tl.tl.ided i.lo of NW W. trait in laii-l oni I'lldUided iM . Or. ; In t 'oos in : i h Ira -t of l.iil.l near : i :: !i ! i i. . i liny. - rndiiiile.t oae-ii:th inl iliac: ol land In M.i:snie.l. I I'l'dH ideil half ilit' : ii '.laeksou Slleel. IJo.-ehiirt:. t ' Lot I" ill Oaks A.I. Ill ma burg, tlicgoli. I Lot S. bloii: Jv. I.-e.ispoi I Ollo-iiflll illteresl in ..! other lands at M.. rtb- I'oim I I'lldivided half inlere-! in III block A. I I lots In bio lot, ill blo.-li 1 1. lot- .11 b 1 io: ia block II. ami 2 lot.- in ill Aliilit loll to ' l.o. ; . 1: ! j Ci-lit : aet lor fa e- I est III! gull. lots on I egoll. l.i lio.-o- : ai d .'lots ', 1 ' II. 1 in block M, ,:: !. f.il. A, hi, Ilea til - J ! tile .11 ,a ,,l . :aa,l L !. b!o. k 5. Ml.'. lios- -'in . g. ii ;a:i v. iii. $:;ioi i-nniiael i.liie Ii. Pcc-iiiial I'ci ! I :l shales ol i- .n Nali-Mial it. in' . 11"-. . . . .shales Ol i :ii Albino 1 i;.i; of llli San I i. dale Mining i share, ol lliihe. ,v Mil I inc. Co. l.'lhll,' List of ! .illle ,, .ialiilil ic-. The s' l ,s fell, 'v siiulli, C: A. . rMU.Il.' li lilt,. Walsh ,i Nation"! ISa; : N'.it. Hunk. W. Mil I. Hi W i: .1. .1 1'. i:. d. I: I'.cmhis !l: II 1. A .1 II. Mis. W. V in. I'l Mr- I ',' V'.is :, i I'.. ('. U' ... CP K ( h vi.l 111 IWE GIVE GREEN' TRADING YORK STORE Haines. Klkton ...... 2,000 lioorstlor 6,a00 W. A. I'earce. Hoseburg 9,1181 ! Km ma Arzner. Koseburg ... Henry I.undrr, Koseburg . . . K. C. and J. C. Murks. Ks'b'g E. C. Marks. Koseburg A. .1. Roberts, Koseburg .... .1. E. I'elton, Koseburg .... J. M. Mostbaf, Koseburg .. . Total $1 These lists were certified 1.000 4,000 3,000 38 754 2.&O0 KOO a.l.lS.I to be- fore W. W. Ilealey, a notary public. In San Francisco, on Nov. 7, 1913. Mr. Sheridan's finnnciul embarrass ments aro said to have resulted In over-investments In timber lands and other property upon which he was unable to get returns to meet the payments. Value of Property. Hon. O. I. Coshow. who Is named as the assignee in this transaction, slated this afternoon that ho has not vet had time to estimate even rough ly the valuation of Mr. Sheridan's property. It may rench n total of $ I uti. nun. but he said Hint Is merely guesswork us yet. His Koseburg 1-roMorty, consisting mainly of the buildings und ground occupied by .-t'T-uti-r's furniture store. J. T. Itrvnn'S iewe'rv store, the adjoining barber shop, the riiiirrhiii-w inner electrical mi: ply house ami J. II. Sykes' gun store will aggregate over $20,000. Tin- Oakland. Cnl., property is said to be worth $'JU.0ol or more. About tila acres of bis laud in Coos County Is underlaid with coal, und this is slid to I f large vulue. Other proper: ics listed will Increase ttie to- tut. In lad; of any definite esti mates the properly should bring tho c re lito't- nt least 5u cents on tho j'lolh't of their claims. Mr. Coshow oaois to make a list of the proh- :chle xaliiailons in a few days. I . few oilier claims will probably . ' i. . i He.i by creditors. Among these is the A. Y.. Ilarker estate of this it v. wlil.ii holds .Mr. Sherldiin s note $ 1 1'. mi It has been know n for the past i year or two thai Mr. Sheridan was in -nilv involved financially, und therefore this assignment was not .ihollv unexpected. He has been' liv ing in San rrancisco for some time past and these papers were signed there last week. MRS. TRUMBULL GIVES TWO LECTURES ON THE TEACHING OE CHILDREN !-s addle, and I, at fir Millie Trumbull, of Portlutid. sed a number of the parents :o hers of the Koseburg schools i.ane school building Tllesduy Sir Id ol the costly ex port land schools in o'' I he heir w - it..! in orst defects und the them. She advocates lo lehieil i,i:: i r .!;ngroulnls fur Hie children all I the ie-. possible lighting for tile . :,iMil ii.oiiis. Itnililings not more ll, -!i l,l loiies liif.J, ar,, finillii tu - uiiet praetical. s,e. i.ii le.n lieis sliolild be elll- ' ,-.e.l tor the detective cllllllre ill tl-ii-e slow- to learn, so Hint classes not be retarded ill their work on ai-ioiint of such members. Pbysl- ,1 evaiiiitiatloiis of children should he made, fur udeliolds or other hllld ..iiii s i-r defects. Indiislrinl Irain il:c .--ii, I trade tchnols nro fuvored, iniliMlini; iP.uicstic science and inuii- 1 .ii" ', : in the schools. A lax of one mill wilt provide these feut- ilie. lor the schools of Oregon, she II ' ,,r 1 1 : - 'I'riinihiill advocates normal tKiii'iia'. lor leaehers, us special In--'i i ' i 1 1 to teaihora is necessary In ,!.: lo eel Hie best results. Ore : ' II ,:,s 1,, ,-H bellitlll otller stales ill at ! of teacher training and :l..'e-oi. ho nol attained so liigh a I. .e ni,,ii oilier states III educn- -' I'-lu Inil.sl lie had, hut this ' . he a system that will train - i Mr- ii lor the duties of life. V Mental Ciillnre ( lull. . . was social day at (Continued on page 6). Hie STAMPS! K. K. M. S. THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST Includes Over Sixty Lives and Many Lake Vessels TOTAL IS SEVERAL MILLIONS Greatest Grail Carrier Cms Drwi Crew-Tw Vessels Collide aid Silk Diriif Blioard With (Special to Tho Evening Kovlew). DETKOIT, Nuv. 12. That It la the wreck of the freighter Weifnr.1 bottom upwards llllll lireuii nmhlw resting -on the sbnttered hulk of the liner KegTna, which lies neur Port eompaules of Portland, as well an Huron, Is the positive assertion of ""'" fr"" other towns, seamen who have visited the sceno ' A letter was rend from the Labor They hellevo the vessels collided dur-!1'""""'"''1"" "r l'''tla lid Hint It had lug tint blizzard. If this theory Is l"'1'" decided that women and minora correct, forty persons must huvei"1'' ' only eight hours and 20 perished. Each carried n crew f; twenty men. j Though still a raging sen on tho,""1" " I'- Ciroat Lukes, most of the vesseln held ' in port by tho storm since Sunday "'" minimum wage clause al um pri-purlng to sail. Shipping men I1"1'1"''1- "tatlng that It would make until It is still too soon to estlmiite "" Kro,,l 'Hfference on tiny dny ex tho extent or the losses, but could I''1'!'1 Saturday. On Saturdays, how account at least all men drowned, ever, one-third of the business is and two million dollars damage. A transacted tiMor o'clock, and If thu dozen boats nro reported on the 'association has the right to fix the rocks at as many points on the lake shores. With tiio storm apparently over. It Is believed most of them will he saved. The steamships Will do and Turret Chief ure both re ported slrutided und gone down, but tho crews were suved. Another Strainer liost. I'.l'PKAl.O, Nov. 12. - Tho Mutual Transit Company was notified by telegraph Hint llietr steumshlp the Northern (Jiicell Is a total loss at Kettle Point, Ontario, on Lake Huron. The Northern Queen's crew of 22 men readied land. The ship and cargo were valued at half n mil lion dollars. Vessel Itottom I'im'iird. POUT HI'UO.V, Nov. 12. The Identity of the freighter sunk bottom upwards off here Is silll in doubt. Tug men stated yesterday It Ih the steamer K. A. S. Clark. Today ten corpses from the wreck washed ashore, unit eight were ideullfleil as members of the crew of the liner Itoeitm. Tugs with divers were sent to Investigate, if this ship proves to be I In- Itegiliu. II will leave the Clark with ils crew still uiiiiccoitnled for. Seven More Drowned. MICNOMINKi:, Mich., Nov. 12. Tile lug Martin, after a batlle with the uioiinlalnous Lake .Michigan waves, bur arrived Willi news that the barge Plymouth, which the Mar- till was trying to tow Into port, snapped the cable iiiiil sunk, with the seven men on honrd. Itlg Orain Carrier l,o"l. ( ; l 1 1 1 1 I ' 1 1 . Ontario, Nov. 12 -Tip. wi'ei-kaue on the shore of Lake Huron Indicates that the James Car millers, the largest grain carrier touching Canada. Is a wreck. The vessel carried a crew of 22. and seven corpses wearing life preservers sten ciled "Charles S. Price" were washed ashore at Kettle Point. SON OI-' II. W. IIATI-IS IN.lt ltl.lt AT A V.I lloss. Hie II. W. Hale homo last i gun in Ills b entered his ugly wound illle son of Mr. and Mrs. while I'lavinu at his , .nine fell Willi a lov 11,1. Hie lllilzle of will iiillli and lore uuile all 111 bis throat Medical In -dialelv summoned uttenlioti was and the liltl fellow will soon re- COVer. 'A C H 1 uat'-s ill a'l, mm """ and :im an 1 1 1 1 1 and 'ryyj j .i tin h e E'ijL'Vn piirpie.en o W.rXi 1 li:i ever-. fal&h I I'- , I fj.vw-iia imiii itm 73 STORES WILL CLOSE ON DEC 4, DURING GREAT DEVELOPMENT SESSION At a meeting of the Men-hunts As sociation Inst night in tho Commer cial Club parlors, It was decided to close the stores for throo or four hours on the afternoon of December 4th, while the delegations who eonia here on tho special trains and other wise, tor tne big development nicot inic 111 the llreater Oregon movement, hold a big meeting in tho Antler's Theater, and perhups an overflow meeting at some other place to bo secured later. Communications from Portland show that some of (he foremost busi uess men of Oregon will be In at tendance, und It will be to tho best InterestB of Koseburg to accord these people the best reception possible; In other words, to band them the keys of tho city. Among these men will be the editors of tho Oregonlnn and the Journal, und men represent- """ largest business houses and minutes per any; the hours to he of their own choosing, not working Inter ni. In their answer, the merchants protested against this and hours of labor for women and minors to suggest thnt they set the hours for not earlier than 11 p. lit. on Hut- lirdays. No new members were admitted at Ihis meeting. The proposed cily ordinance for the registration of future addresses of parlies moving, lo bo filed by Hie drayiuen und transfer men of the city, was again discussed, and us favorable opinions had been rendered by Ihe city attorney and allorney general, the ordinance will bu pro pared unit presented to Ihe city coun cil Tor conslderiitlou ut their next meeting. The former draft of such ordinance will be uniended III severul instances to conform to the opinions of the utlorne.vR. Sixteen of the business liouses have handed In lists of customers which are now In the hands of K. C. lloom, the secretary, and contain the numes of over lllllll persons. II was slig--tesled t Iiiiii all lists be furnished lu the next ten days and no report be furnished those who had not filed such lists, but this measure seemed too drastic, and uclloll was deferred until next mooting. After roll cull Hie ii ting was adlouriied. l-'or Development Session. Tile following i-esolllllolls were adopted: Whereas, n meeting has I n called to be held at 111" cily of ItllHO- burir on the Ith day of tlecemlier. I'.iKI, for the purpose of furthering and promoting Hie project of holding an exposition or exhibit nt Ihe illy of Ashland during Ihe year l!U5, at which exhibits of Hie products ami resources or the stale of Oregon may be show n lo visilins going lo and re- tiii nine from Ihe Pa llama Pacific Kx position, to be held III San Trutu-lsco during that year, ami Whereas, large and representative delegations from different parts of the stale have signified their Inten tion to be present at such meeting. II,., liosebiire am Douglas ( ouiny Merchants Association Hoes nerenv lo Ii llesohe, that ll Is heartily ini'1 aiiiiiiinislv in favor of and In ur - i' l wiili iheobiei l ami purposes of ,!i meeiliic and do' s hereby pledcc h ill- -o' laM ti do lo f il It ll- r- --ll'-h ill'ie, t : anil II is lurlher tll.ll In eider to more letaill Hie i -1 1 i 1 1 n dele- -llilaliee al HllH Hug. Mill-loll of lb Illlll- .d in eri I lid''! !' Ihe 1,'l-lto of plirime Willi Hie Ol'leilll llllll ling. II In urged biel-e ill Ihe city lliooll of llei'elll- ii Ihe alt Inline -m h lion:-; ' hall he in pingre-s. I. D IIOI (HIT IIY It Ml.U'lAII. mill Spclllgflelil Din of Court. S'oc. I I I lv agr n-i the price of .. iini.kii I' of SpriiiL'-S'lii'hi-in 1'a'iflc Cuiii of the I'.iatta.ll out of court a suit, to land. I, cli I bv the lip- I 'oil, I '.1 1, Ai.llie Hon of till. I 1 ml given Hie " It..,- I ai; sil 'in ils power ati'l purpose j Itciheil. pl-operlv en! Snlltliecn liaclfl P5 l'aclie Agll Ci i:rt;i:si-:. nr., i liu' ol, i t'l'l an . I J -, .. . il, III P5 I'l. 1,1 III- tl ' . 'el " ' Il'e.l , -on lea, ii lb- r j-- ,., , fa. rl , t ,i!m aco I V1J Alexander's ParK Lots I'loiiilng on the rmp'iiKi diver, with a frontage of 60 feet and ledc.'h of -."'0 feet, in ciinni'-iii-iiig tn attract attention for the slmplo n i-, .ii Mint they are great values. A lot there contains 15,000 SQUARE FEET I i'- i ' i ll In RiH tn Tour nntirnrv loin, anil nllowR of dividing tb fttoiTid up In fri.nt ':irln. luck cirdi-n. nnd Btllt have eu nicies t rriuhd for -! nhl-f, rhl ki'im. or nny other pleasure. A number (ic, b"!i hoUl aln ady i-i prominent people, and . the price l oaly .nil. SiTuro ono l:i U.uo i'foro they aro all gone. UMPQUA LAND AND WATER CO.-1" IIOX 17.1 ROSEnURO. ORBOON. MAY DEPOSE HUERTA Working on Plan to Fed Sat isfactory Success GREAT EARTHQUAKE IN PfflU Destrtys Hay Tms mi 3N lim-CaT-prate (reed Offer iajaf Ms tricts bptsed ly Secy. Wkm. (Special to Tbo Kvenln Rerlew). WASHINGTON, Nov. 12. Presi dent Wilson la now believed to be working for n compromise with lluerta. He said he recognised that, there Is no other way of preventing bloodshed. Intervention would un doubtedly mcun fighting and flfhtlnf In which Americana would ba In vol veil. If the embargo la lifted on arms for the rebels, or Carranaa la recognized, Americans might escape, but a war of extermination moat fol low, it Is learned that Governor l.iuil la sounding Huerta concerning ' ii candidate for tbo provisional presi dency as a successor to himself who will suit him and yet be unobjection able to General Carranaa. If auch a man la found, negotlatlona for a I nice will begin Immediately, righting With RobeU. VKRA CRUZ. Nov. IS. Lying oK Tiixpum, the federal gunboata opened firo on the robela who are besieging the town. According to dispatches, they nro driving the attackera back. , The rebel forro la said to consist of ono thousand men. Twenty Ameri cans at Tuxpam were taken aboard either tho Louisiana or Wheeling. It is understood two are atlll In the town. . ,V .laps Mending a Cruiser. i TOKIO, Nov. 13. The Japaneaa cruiser Idzunia baa been ordered to - Mexican waters. CONS1PKU THE TRUSTS. WASHINGTON. Nov. II. The ' President today considered the ad- ; ministration policy In regard to trusts. This problem will bo the overshadowing feature of the regu- Inr session of Congress. Moat of the President's annual message will be devoted to It. The President told visitors Hint ho must eliminate the anil-trust bugaboo forever. " Ho thinks tho hlg corporations are ready to proceed under the new tariff, and that they havo the right to expect" the Government to define Just how i hey may opornte. Confer On Currency. The Senate Democrats went Into secret conference today over the pro posed currency legislation. Senator Owen, ono of tho authors of the sd minlstrntlou bill, said he believed the cniifereiico will result in the Demc cruis ugreelng upon doflnlte, broad principles for the Nation's currency. I l-:ST 1 1 1( T I V K K A ItTII Qi: A KK. LIMA, Peru, Nov. 12. Doiens of towns are destroyed, and at least 300 persons killed and 5000 were made homeless by ii greut earthquake In Hie moil tilui noun province of Aymara last Kriitay, according to newa re-' cclved here. i:vposi:s coitpoitATK. mkkkik nr..i ., .-. ii. r.Hiiiu( vim : rorporniloti green existing in mo ' copper milling districts of Michigan, where ii strike Is In progress, and ' declaring for u Kedernl employment liiireau under the supervision of the lie'iariineiit of Labor, with the assist ance of Ihe I'ostnl Deportment, 8ec reiary of Labor Wilson today ad dressed Urn l-'eilerailon of Labor eon vein ion here. Ilo stated that tbo labor department ns now organised will cn-oi'erate with the union move ment tti elevate tho standard of so ciety. His Htatement of what was found by Investigating the Calumet ..Hike caused a sensation. A num- I b.-r of I several porta were rend today, and -otllested delegates seated. Hottthct u raclflc all the lauds which It. sought for hIioiih unit other 1m-. priivi iiiciiIh at Springfield. I A genuine snvlng of 10 cents on every dollar. That's what we offer j von in our 10',;, Hcdiictlon Sale. Until Nov. 2 "III only. At Jusephson'l. M-I-M-M-t 1 11 1 1 11 I I 1" ! t T ' ii.V y'Mir uha hill iteroro the A I '"ih und sun t Ih itlncount f..T.iTnf iiTsiTi.T r 1 i is mm -.Mi' mm itm. Mi r'.r-t'-: V- ,:'-- - w -L''V4 ' ''e:V 'i':& 4V .;vv.v -'.'.tiJ'-ix'.'ft.