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Newspaper Page TextOREGON APPLE DAY NOVEMBER 18,- BOOST OREGON BY EATINO OREQON APFHJ WHAT'S GOING OX. ROSEBURG REVIEW coMncci mni' Read The Review every 4a jr for the latest news. Read the advs. for your own bennllt. It pays to adver tise In The Review. Oregon Apple Day, JTotW II, Thanksslvlnf, NoTCBkar- IT. lllg Booster umUiii pstsaM is. ,3..Y"i i' VOLUstM XTL ItOSKIUHO, ORaXlOX, Till ItSDW KVKXIXG. NOVKMHKIt IS, 1S1.1. 1,1 13 3 i 1 'i Si 1 ! IS Chas. Grider Sentenced to Six Months in Jail GRAND JURY IS STILL AT WORK ANOTHER FAMILY IS IN TROUBLE, TWOMEN ARE i ARRESTED, WOMEN GONE1 ; assessed valuations, and to be ap- plied as they may determine on their general road work. The other half I w ill be applied under direction of the i County Court in building roads and bridges wherever. In their Judgment, they are most needed. With a gener- On the third of July, 1913, Eber: Sawyers beat hlB wife and left Hose-' burg before an officer had a chance' to arrest him. Last Sunday Sawyers j returned, after having been traveling through Washington and Canada. He HOnilirOC a Tav low nf 11 Millc ' rd '" ot 1 OO.OOO annually. iiwiuhw u isA in j vi it 111111a.be For Coming Year - PROVIDES $200,000 FOR ROADS ; filed a complaint against It. U. Walt lers, charging him and Mrs. Laura: Sawyers, his wife, with adultery. The ! warrant was Issued by Justice of the MMtlKf Said lidictnut Issued Three affair over to the grand jury, waiters Kg Suit Ux is Cause of Increase of levy hal.ii. irnicl. l.v I'nncliiMa Vrl HI... gleton. The officers are now unable to find the woman In the case. Moth the men are in custody. Mrs. Saw yers has five small children. During lust night she Is said to hnve been severely beaten bv her husband. At a late hour this afternoon Kberi fiskeraa lidicted Were Released SUrlt Will Plead Friday Six months In the county Jail the extreme penalty of the law was the Over last Year Special Gly, School and Port levies The t'otinfv Court last nli.lil .-..to. Sawyers was iirraig I before the ! nleled their osliinaios r,.p 1 1... sentencu pronounced on Chas. Grider " J"n ' " "" "u '" years tax net ami took a .cess this afternoon bv Judge Huniiltou. 110 ls 10 "i'pear ruesuay to answer until next Monday. This budget will ...... .. . . . . . lli oil,, r-,... ,,r .,-1 .'., 1 1 I 11 ir A II ti f I nr. I i . . . ... ' inuer wus urougni nero rrom win- - 1 u ia icvy 01 11 nuns, as neniui-ca, Nevada, on a charge of de- noon " Wlls rumored that Mrs. haw- forecasted In The lievi.-w several serting his wife and child. It was ho ,"'r l""m' lM" morning days ago. Tin- pres. nl vear's lew learned that he was not married to ftt " o'clock, had perhaps committed was II mills, and Hie Increase Is the woman and he was indicted for suiridi'. This, however, does not:,oll.v ,i,. In ,. .:nv increase in lewd cohabitation, to which charge seem at nil likely, as the police made ; t lit. state tax. This year tin-slate tax nep.eaagu my . juage ruuerion was - " - , ; . " V ,'VV ; '; 'throughout ' the county. This action U1U UllUI UCJ (Ul LUC UaiVUUUMt eaUU " i ... i n If, ,'i III lUPHIII r I ill ,""V made a plea for leniency. This was Waters is out under bonds and w ill 1,0 reiiuire l. in- tliim an ndili- of no avail, however, and Judge Hani- hnwyi-ra is in Jail In default 01 lite tlotinl three mills tax to meet it besides providing liberally for the several road districts In their local work, Douglas County can In a few years develop a fine system of roads without the necessity of making a bond Issue. For many years The Review has been an active advocate of good roads, and already many good results are to be seen from the constant agi tation and work along this line. Now affairs have been gotten Into shape for a real, active period of modern road construction and the County Court can proceed with It on a broad er and more thorough basis than ever before. A SiiM-rvlMirs Convention. In furtherance of this general sys- I of good road building. Judge Kite expects to call a convention of 1 he road supervisors of the county, perhaps in the latter part of the com ing January. TIiIh convention Is to 10 held in this city and every super visor in the county Is expected to be present. They will confer together and uiih Hie County Court and Coun ty Knuineer. ami perhaps devise con ccrrrrt. plans for carrying on a general ; system of good road building llton gave him the heaviest penalty 110 ball. under the law and recommended that " he be put at hard labor on the public XKXV PACinr HHillWAV. roads. I Chas. Stark was indicted for vlo- Report of I'rognn or Work on Now latlon of the local option law and 1 lliulmiir. took until tomorrow to enter his plea. I E. U. Hermann appeared as his at-' 111 .1 the providing of a good road fund for every district, whether they vote a special road tax or not, will doubtless result ill the greatest year of gtnulno roatl building In 1914, 1 hits county has ever enjoyed. SN-cinl Tax l-vicM. Cutler Ihe now law Hit- special tax 10 also reiiuired to bo pub iiloug with the proposed gen- lelal levies. The city and school levies I I 1111 mills in lioseliurg are not yet formally lite evict total of the as-1 "lauo, hill eacn is cxpocieu 10 lie leu !- i.iti ,0' 1 ii,. mm, on v in mills. While the iltlaileil slateiuelil is not et fully wttrked out, the ctiuiiui; levy will tie divided ainoiiK Ihe several funds approximately as follows: State tax .' I.:'.-, mills General county tax L' . 7 ."1 mills General school l.f I .. 0 mills : lev ies Geu ial road lax ."..:.il mills lished t tiher cily loi Cottagi? Orove Leader: The crew totney. that is working 011 the new route L. W. Crocker, John Stan.lllT and from lilnck l-.uM.- across the Cain- Total James Ware, indicted lor fishing poia ranj-e to Stttherlin are much While within 200 feet of the llsliwoy In tnc et.t hiise.l over the iu-ohim-cIs of h L.i South L'mpqua River, were released new route. They claim II nils off'u,,. ..,,nii. i n,,i i,.i fniiv .i.'.ii.r- Hi Idle, to pay Interest . on their own recognizance, ns the eic'it miles of the ilisuuice between j niined. as' tie- s'att- 'tax commission 'Hi'l''1". lor cily imrposes court said he thought they did not Cotia'.'e Grove ami Sntherlln in Doug-ipas not yet fixed the valuation on . Voncalla. city purposes . realize that they were vloluiing the n8 cnnny and uives us a water 1 1 propci-iv of 1 he big public service , Yom alla, roads law, but warned them as to their Kr:i!e all the nay except about f""r'.,,ri,.i:iilniis. it will approximate Myrtle Creek jicts in the future. i miles ecross Ihe Calanooia divide. .,1 f in'in 11,111 I.e. n i-tn the i.itnl ! l'ort of I'mpuun Jennings, inaicteu tor siiooung a which is a very low pass unit win tax In ahoul $.".;. uno, aside frotu : 1 "l towns 01 uukiuuu nuu loncanu dog belonging to Gervals. lias niuke an Ideal road for through t r:i r- f Kpoi-ial cliv. special read and spe-lal ui xclnsivo road districts, provld- pot yet been arrested. He ls said to fie. Thi road ft. Mows the Coast fork 's, iu,n laves, l-'or Hie piesutt year . ing their own road fuuds, and arc be in Portland. ' of the Wiilann tie Uiver ami traverses ', h(, .,s,.ss,., vaiiiatlmi of tie- prop- then-fore not included In the general A sealed Indictment was returned otic of the lim st ami most productive ; ..rl v M n. imintv wa- $:'.::. I I it. 1 1 1. roatl levy and do not receive any of s reported are: 111 mills III mills ft mills :l mills 10 mills Mi mill today and a bench warrant issued i , 1 i 1 1 1 valleys of ttf state, a instance i i,,. B,.,.,.ai u, IjV.he court. The party Is said to live of IT miles from Collage Grove lo fund In another part of the county ana 111s iiu- l:l;ick lluiie mines, and is one on sum- tax w a : arrest is expected soon. the h. st country roads in rne grant! jury was woikiiik on n ty. 1 ritlll ItiaiK I ill 1 1 1 11 wi:i ioiiow case from fllendaie totlay, sevt-ral u) small creek to near the summit witnesses being in attendance from ,,f d,.. divide, which is 1 1 - line be there. It Is reported that this re- twecn l.atie and Houglas County, a lales to an alleged misappropriation disunite of about two miles, then it of funds by former ltoad Supervisor wm fow down a small creek that Jeniiiugs. and fraudulent enlries in ,.,,i,u,.s nm, the Calapooia n-ar his report to the County Court. j when- Sutherlin u- is i:s waier supply ine Conn- 1,1 v tax Mi!! . 1 . ;.tid d AiioIIht I'lisoiier Arriviii. 1 1 ' 1 i ' Merneus ltoss, of Gardiner, was a fine brought here this morning by Win. 10 th. In-war, Jr.. and placed in Jail. He wlr-d- was placed under $'ihi bond lo keep 11, is the peace, on complaint of his wife, only n ami was unable to furnish the bond, would The ease of H. G. Walters, charged nnw with adultery, is pending before the Kratu -1 grand jury, as Mrs. Sawyers, the other party in the case, could not ho .sl :l! I I. AT MKIU'Oltlt Tip-re is also a.l from Sut le t ! in ':1k. of Ihe water supply, ulv a't. eigPi miles Irom l.tllte tti. in-, and it would i-e I'ii-lu miles to finish and I 1 mil I'itv miles of Hie; I ! ,.tv.e. :i l-orCctiil ami San X. found totlay Civil Ciim-s. In the case of W. A. Itogard vs. C. A. tut. placed on trial before a Jury, was terminated ill favor of the defense by an order of nonsuit. The jurymen were then dismissed for Ihe leriu, Willi two held over ill case the grand jury should return any cases for trial. Miss Swelt. the girl brought here from Myrtle Creek yesterday. Is still In Ihe custody of Sheriff Qulne. pend ing further tleelopments. S. K. Smith, plff., vs. Charles Tal ker, tllft : foreclosure of lax lien. Geo. M. Itrown. I'ros. Attv., for plff. Dismissed on motion of plff. S. K. Smith, pi tT . vs. Charles Par ker, tltft.: foreclosure of tax lien. Geo. M. Itrown. I'ros. Attv., for plff. Dismissed on motion of plff. S. K. Smith, plff. vs. Charles Par ker, tltft; foreclosure of tax lien. (Continued on page ). i:.T Ml I.N DAY, NOV. i: Cteuilv lax School lihrarv . . Indigent so'tliers Head lax Totals II "" ? In til.--..- estimates allow lo If made for rebates : it''tlciS lleie.tf'er llo I' he allowed on Ihe pa me" l"of the special city, spe ami special load tax.-: lor Hi itlg tear Hie es'iinate will Im he based on the I'.'IJ val'l.itioi Hie 1 ! 1 :i lit-lll'S ale Id 'el plet- .1 and perhaps will no' ! about a month yet. Thi- give:- lollowillg for.'cas' lor K.e.hlHg iaers for Hie coming -;ir. the ces had I deiitl lte Will , ial sell. lo tor Ill'' I 1 valuation tM'in f J h'.t iu'ial st;ilc ami mint Tli-- 1 c.'i'tmns itnd U hit" Si at world fir ll; lic-t n, it.u ilv Hi.- w 1 p!a' K-r. Six." : lire llit-v ;i 1 7th. , Sfli! . t ha1!. taiV a it ml I'm M.Mforl i.Mi Ihf Ciaiits ta'- vc;y Moi m llii'ir Special ritv lax nr li;te ln-cli so -n t ll u Mas- Sp'ia I lionl i;i 1 t r : in'" playinu lln-ir iry in.- liulit aloiit;, ami aro k'p-, Total ....... it up ti tin1 mark. Since li-av- -- , , pi. s-nt 1-i lt" and juetiini: into ,llt ;.. , Mi- i ;i! her nf I lie Soilt h. t lit , v t (lt.-.i ;iS. h.i t; -re ; :iMi' r:'i 1 ttr." !::. lined all their iiin- . pi'- In r.. ft pe -ialh "liii; :ain well warmed up ati'l n,,., : i- r t liini; on it." When MM a' . '1 1 1 M il nil No einher ;.!ttii two weeks fti the p 1 e pla :v,k r- al b.i..e ... j 1- w ii Ii i'l ill UiMul I'.iiil'lin- . .n irive von 1 t t .ni.s ami rates, re.- II .1, Cievard. ( 'l t 1 I:. lie to'lav -..o.l !..;,. I l.itt' I' -I... Wtiv. TI.e lev v of .". 'L. mills vuml tun.l of o . ti. -half of i'Je w.-r.t to I'.utlaml ml. it-. I t.i th" - l.i nio'her. ,,t; t ! i omit in he I'u int.- theietrom. nioiin( 1 Aliout .iM cm t tit; HCliool uistricta or $ I I r.U 'In? couniy havo alreudy mailt' special j'liT.'. 1"' I ii'-t h" ia until; from one-half ,' iiM', jt j mill to ten mills, an thu condltiuiib t:r,-. i set iiieii to demand. :::: 1 itl' N special road tax leviot by dlB r. 0 i' l (tricTs are mi far reported, but a Tew . 'iii;rii(s are known lo hu proparliiK to vote such levieH. 1 hero will not '.' ni;ii. of these, however, uh it hits i.fi ii umleistood that tho County foil it woiiil piohahly maku a Kt'i'ttr .il load levy of ahoul live millH lor tin' tt.uiii.K vear. In Ihe new road 1 1 -1 1 i t lo he crealed in-ltosehurK and as oiiillned hy tho County spring. Ihitt regular road ii.i I. will provide a fund of nearly lor i he t-oiiitiiK year, As-i"-scil uluatloiiM. i:otfd in W'ednediiy's Kcview, city ilit- Slate Tax Commission has tiotl itietl ihe ii.uiKias County offlclalH thai ;l.e ;it- v-iiii ni nnide of real property in l his county had been rated by tin t.miiH. i'Ui as hemi; but tiM per cent ilie leal value. Asseshor CalkltiH ii.f.-if th.it lie has assessed thu prop , i . m-a!ly art possible at 1 1 h real , 1 1 value, '.ludm' Itice will K to !e . ni s.'urday to (iiurer with the u: iiiininh-ii'ii ami protest UKainst a fur .d Hit-i- :,ii-e ni the valtiiitloiiH here ut i- ;;.:,t tune. These valuations (,- to !-. tiually settled upon by the i i n i m i. s-.on in xt Monday, Nov. 1 7. IM- i.'M-titiw ratios fixed for the ii i tl (o'inties of the ulate are: i . : : i lv , per cent , (teuton O't, ii- i Mt.it i- i iatMip ill, Coluiuhia ; i..:. i .... t'look .'-n, Curry 77, i . ' Cill-.im 7 I, (irant 51, .1 Hood liivT 71, Jackson . . i f. . ,.'.;Me I', .;, Klamath. 72, Lake i. - I .'iculn sh. Linn i, '.: : '. M it ,'ii ti"'., Morrow 7S. Agreement Seems Nearer in the Mexican Troubles SENATE AGAINST INTERVENTION IMPORTANCE OF THE DEVELOPMENT MEETING IN ROSEBURG DEC 4 k TriasiUr CTespriei fclwea Wash ttftN,llitrtatWCaiTiuilby Vet Brii; leras if Pucr All prejudices and factional differ ences should be Inid asldo bv tho rent dents of this and other towns and communities of Douglas County, and everyone unite to mako the big de velopment meetliiK here on Doc. the greatest event of Its kind ever neid in Oregon. This Is tho an nouncement of Dr. Seely, who Is a member of tho committee In charge of tho arrangements. The Host-burg merchants have shown their personal interest in this mutter hy voting to close tneir stores on tho afternoon of that day, while the big meeting Is In progress. The new Antler's 1 heater has already been secured for that occasion, mid now slops are being considered for a big overflow meeting elsewhere, as not more than Hull) ieoile call bo iiccommoilated there, mid more than that many out of town visitors are expected, rieuty of able Kieiikers will lit- here to oc- CIIIIV tint tittle lit ltolh tit. it-l lm.4 .ml these addresses will bo for the ma itcrial advam-eiueiit of Oregon. Those (Special to Tho Evening Review). WASHINGTON. Nov. 1 3. "Tlii.ro are elements In the Mexican situation which I cannot at present discuss, which make it look to me verv much more ravoruble," snld I'resldeiit Wil son this afternoon. The President ti-t.nlil it.it Ii.. ,,ii,.t..,l r,,pfi.... 1.... niado It plain that an unreeinent Ib I1?1 . lim,,lly '"I milUo ,rac" in iKht involving the oliuilnutlou uf ,tlrI ImihIuohh men of the Htate-nien Hiirtu nn.i virvthi.,n im r.uu (wlo d thlnnH. 1 ho objoct of this The President would not dUciiHH thoL,n7;lnK 'H not J" l,r(l",'i theories Information on which he based hit ""V. v "T , M "T optlmlm. but It Is eldent thnt he Is 1 to br,,1K Kai ? to irt,KO'1' n,! of more cheerful than slnre Gov. I.ind iT'" n,,t,r 'Irtnneo In to get was sent to Mexico. Inasmuch n !hem to lm'tn ntWr ,h,.'' ilu rH! . I 1 mills , I Ull' v . 1 " mills ! mills com nut n leat Ions were received from lnd. O ShauKhneHH.v. um! Wm. Ilnv- ard Hale at NoKales, followliiK u con- re re nee with General ( iirninza. It Is conjectured that a triaiiRular corres pondence. bus been processing which meant mil only lluerta s retirement hut a truce between the warring factions. Secretary llryaii admitted thai O'ShiiughneHsy had lelegi a plied k;iv - itiK (iov. IJnd had slaiied for Vera Cruz and that u ineHsatie was re ceived from Hale, following the hit ters conference with Cnrriuua, but he would not discuss details. Alter It had been admitted that the President was preparing a state ment concerning the Mexican situa tion, Ihe execulive suddenly an nounced that its Issuance was tempor arily delayed. This action followed the arrival of messages from ()'- riliaughnessy at Mexico Cily, and Hale ut Nona les. ihis change of plans Is construed as meaning thai the ad ministration believed there Is Im provement In the situation clone at hand. Senator AgaiiiNt Intervention, An unofficial poll of the Senate showed only Senator Stone favoring ' .'imhui p armed intervention in .Mexico. A -hotitd ha majority were for permitting the re be I h to Import arms, ami for forc ing a financial h lock ad m aainsi lluerla. Cracllcally all the Senators supported IIhoii In his policy. here. One plan to interest thousands of travelers Is to place a big exhibit of Oregon's products at Ashland, where the through trains make long er slops I linn at any other point west of Ihe Hocky Mountains. I hi ring his recent visit hero Tom It Ich unison, tho noted development worker, stated that a proper and en thusiastic reception to tho hundreds of outside visitors who are coining lure on Meceniher I, will be worth $ I iMl.iMiil to KoKchurg and Douglas County. This will be Ihe center of Oregon on that day, so far us the leading business Interests of ihe state are concerned. Whal occurs here on 1 hat day will be given the widen! nf puhllcltv. The Commercial Club and the men-hauls association have given t heir pu bite t ndorseim-ut. to tills movement, and other orgaui'.at ions wilt do likewise. All public or social eve n I h will ho post poned from that diite so that everybody will he un hampered from joining in this tireat ir Oregon movement. This couniy ii nil slate an- growing, lull Ihey ought to grow faster, ih ,;tead of thiee-iiuarteiM of a million people in Oregon, we should have two millhiii.i ten rurs hence. Intend of in Douglas County, we ,'iH.immi. 'im natural toiolitioiis are hwo awaiting d'v'-rep-lliellt. Yet It' ve do tiol make I hi SI Storm Disaster n Grci lss WasUcparsiieSd St " fH fH BOAT IS LOST Altx Swttk, if Pwthri, JMtd lUsta tt Saa-lblMM Ukdir it Rev Tft Currmy Bit Hat Wfek , :J (Special to Th Evenlns Revlw). ' ' CIIICA(lt) Nov la i-..i.., . thu number of salloru drowned bf tk 1 ... v.. ,o urtm UIKM BUT reached ISO. At hunt s hi. ships wore lost. Of tho i,iiik '. smuller craft and th extent of dan- ' ui i-iiKo ports it la till Imttnil- u 11. no more man gueaa ajtaalr. I ho majority of the (atalltla m. currod on Luke Huron. The Tlolenoe of Iho storm was auch that tha stau nchest easela were daabed on the rocks. Next to Lake Huron, tha storm was worst on Lake Superior. The high seas are now rapidly ub- Hiding, and a systematic search of the shores of ull the lakes has becan- im nrecKs. rue BieamaMp H. at. 1 1 a una has boon added to the list of' wrecks. The waves piled thla big steamer on tho beach at Point Aux 1 iiariiuea, and the vessel broke In twtt. Valuable Htrwmer Lost. ' V TORONTO, Nov. 13. With the ar rival or reports of the finding of. floaiiuK wreckugo evidently front the sioniiishin Carruthers, hope that thai e ta it. nus still afloat waa glvea ap.i : Wlih the cargo this boat was .worth, iuu,uui). I I lies t I 'lvlgliter Loat. . HKTItOIT, Nov. 13. That the: sieamKhip .lohn McLean, the finest iii.lgliter on tho Great Lakes, waa lost with all on hoard, Sunday or: Monday, seeuiod certain when corpses of 1:1 of the crow, washed ashore near. Tort lliiroii, were reported todajr.' Ilie .McLean carried a crew of SS, j .ni.l had accoiiiiiioilationsf or twelre' luisst ngeiK. t is feared that others besides the crew were drowned.' Throughout tho Btortn-swept section I iorises have been recovered, most-, ly on I. nke Huron. He ports from, isolated points In northern Michigan ami al. oik tin- Cnundlun shore are in creasing tho list of fatalities hourly.1 I.lml ut Vera Cru.. VKUA I'ltl Z. Nov. l.l W le ii lloveruor l.ilul tirrived liere tti.la he wus accompanied by all Hie ollitials attached to Ihe American embassy al Mexico I'll)' except I'lialge tl 'Affaires O'Shuiighnossy. e litiolis kliouil, e tallllol i-M I 1 1 X SI 1 1, M 1ST IIANO. I pie lo COIIIO lien- ail'l help detelop u,,,,.. .. ... ,, .,, . ' laiet.i ivsoun-.s. SM.K.M Nov. 1 .1 Governor West Ther.. has a alioeether i no "" "'?, ' would not ...u. I. f.,...i...,aiis, i,..t.,- ,ni I. . ...i , '; executloo of Os-' .....,i,.i of the s: betw.-ti coii it-! v-" 1,1 I in iisol," Heiiienced to be banged lies, between toWl.H illlll bet Weell tl I f- .'.."" "'"" . """ Ol JUOgS lerelil parts of towns. The time has T.iylor, at Astorln, lllti IIIIOKKItS (H IIROKK. Tillamook I'.ll. I nialllla 7.'.. I'liion .. I Wallowa Til Wasco .':!. Washington! .Ml. Wheeler .'.I, Yamhill f,L This shows tttily llillliiiu. II I IIimt, Jackson, Klamath, Lake, Lin coln, .Malheur Morrow, I'uiainla and Wallowa counties are late, I hieliet than Douglas, while I'lal-op is biuii a raling of only 111 per out. K.tll.ltdAD UIMMI MoI V. II..W' a: i'He W III ii a conioiiiuny Ol . rforl must he out forth. The differ ent counties or Ho- different tow lis I i:w' VtiKK, Nov. 13 Following I Id mile be rivals Iii a liletolly ihe filing of a voluntary petition In ni' Kiglil counties of the Willaiii- baiikrupiry, a receiver was appointed eii. Valley are uniting for a general j r,- t, n. it. (lnn Company, one loinnoinliy exhibit ai ihe I :i I ". ex- ,,i n,,. largest firms in Wall street.1 ion at hall r ianro.1 o. .mi I'-ium I lulr I la tili II li-H are given as S6.000 - v.iili assets between a Quarter hi ulille in IM1o S.W I II M'ISt'i. Sol I I Klamath l.al-.e ll.uho.ol. .-xi.t,. I'fotil Klamath Kails. I iregoii. Thrall, in Sis' l. mi foiinly. 1 1 1 - ! plication with the S'alc ll-nl' t'ollilnl.-siitli to.,i ;t-i,ll.g i - 'll lo abandon ihe op.-.n ' ion ot r- i The itilnlialiv Sels flilth t-J.t' it is i'oik :.t;. Shermali 07. g muiM-y fast. :VE GIVE GREEN TRADING STAMPS! NEW YORK STORE tJ O z a H Z U u o ?w O FIGHTING THE MERCHANTS' TRUST 12 l-2c Germantown Yarn 10c On sale Friday only any culor of f icriiiantown zci-liyr :it cut price fatuous FMsehi-r brand special 10c 25c White or Colored Oilcloth 20c We sell the best brand of oilcloth Mcritos and Sanitns, at a cut price. Every day you buy it here, at yard 20c 25c Heavy Weight Burson 19c i.i -t '. , a boon to tender feet absolutely sc-unli-:,' an extra good hose to wear special 19c ol I lunulas I on nl v ,.;iv etf.ot lor the .!". eloplllout ol lie 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 v . Tin, ..otiitniiiiltv ol in terest will ll'-lp even locallly. A new limliistiy s. .1 a' anv iowii win ,,iil en, iiiirat : h. i s w hi' li may lo cale al other loans. The develop. t , .1' II . I ' t I . i ' : e 111 I I ill I. tl" '.o '. .ilitv W ill Ii- lp to'-.tl'l ft- lt.lv ..1 1 '"' i!,. hi.. in lli.il i ol in - . , . , n... ,,, ' '' ' " ".' I.ilel , oil, HOI II it V ol i l.t." I il 1 ,l' 1 ' ; ,, ' 11 1'- . . v. i' Co t.n- t" v ii I nl inc. .. i : . in I'l 'i - and I 'I .I. -'' ' "" .. ,; Wl.e:, h . 1,1.11.1 . If.. H. .Ile'l, "", ' , ,, -. ,. ..-.! M..- v ;.i..v nr...-. I 1,1 i I in-, t p. i . i . I ! ci .it oi-piii' '' - i ;,,. , I, I : i.., I lo'l t'i I ollli' V I """ i i'h ev. i ''.!. Inking .in inier. .--.I, .tin, oi t .1 II I I. w ill excel ' . ,,.tl m lb... In ver .ill- liu.l.- l B"iV','4 ' , .(.,. -t III .--.lt..u lo vvluni'll: f 'j1.5 ' I l.l ' prize al III.- r.t.-nt Stat- B i-1! ' I tl... .t-.- loll will 1 : e Ihe oppi.r- Kl"'f -fl I I I'l tv to ilin.li the '.nl Hilt It'll j,'1T''a II-' t-i Ho- prenip ,! ol I h r... tih , " " XIII. I I I I I IIX-AV Ml Mil MIT. T- , -', J ,.!, ..-. ember '" it 'be ll .'" . . I) .-' I. inket.,' t ,,.ll, sll ' Cl J . te r..' v e! oil, aiel . .-un--li"il , i r He N'allo::.,' 1 . 1 1 I 'I .'. in e n ; ; i III. In, ''! t he bllti i- : . , .. lei! great Ml! .' V - a , . , I i ' ' 'in .tl i ..mi1. in ', y i. . i: : -i. in is net Ii' Sm I I," He II to W .It lie t t . . . ' 1 ' coin p.. tl v ':, tT . , t it ..! !' held Sol .1 r ! n z; ;.i H ! : i i i -noi a iic.it million, -rne amount -niiioeil in the petition ls $661,000. I he rinu w ere members of the con oiMned and new York stock ex eliaiiKiK. -. , ... s I I K lilOTS VtSK PI.UM. A.'IIINiiTON-, Nov. 13. Th .mMiiii.tiloti of Alex Hwoek, of Port s mini. lor to Slam, was sent .-',.-11. lie today. nomination of Dudley Field .! i!o:.e lo be collected of the port Ot , V.ok, succeeding James Purroy xin.lell. was coiiflrlnei' without op-' po-iiioii in the Senate today. ; t'lirn-iii-y lull Boon. The Senate banking and currency 'ommitt.-o today resumed consldera-' 'ion of llo- ciirnmc-y bill. It la ex- ' p.ot d Ho- measure will reach tha Seti.tte next week. Lines oi S3.50 Ladies' Shoes SI.()S 125 purs ..f women's f3.50 and $4 shoes. 1 i ' v.iiir choice of the lot special $1.98 You tan H 7C J. H :V'E GIVE GREEN TRADING STAMPS! 7i : lipoBing sides of the Com t'lnb contest have selected- i heir colors. Those whose captain is lohn V. Oliver year a small red rib'. mi. mill those of R. E. Smith ' wear a :;i i one. The contest ts ilieelv bringing new members intd': tb. . in!,, and is likely to prove a sucV . ,- ., in swelling the list of members v Im now belong. . o . ii ..I I-H-H-H- t..M-n.... tm fata rt.pPv '- I'uy your gas hill before the X.1 .ni a. ! I. Ni ami save tlie dlsrosuH. ij ' . ' . ' Alexander's Park Lots liontagn nf 60 feet I i t .ii r mi 'ho rmpiiia Itiv. i', w I'h I, tu:'h ..f J'.'i fe.-t, is co ti i in-tic t ii to n!!raci, ntieiitlon for the Simula n it-..n H i' Mn y are great values. A lot there contains and a II is irrieu itrt'ili l f lave lee $'. no. s. 15,000 SQUARE FEET I ml in size to four ordinary lots, and allows of dividing the .1 up In front garden, bark garden, .'ml still have anfflelaBt ip tahleii, chickens, or anv other Pleasure. A MnHi ' already to prominent peoiile, and the price la aaly olio in time before they are all gone. . . UMPQUA LAND AND WATER Cof ' 1111X47,1 ROSavflDlia, t, ) x .' i I ; ''.:(", ; r-:7 it ' ': i' -'i-j V. :(;- :.v,-..v i I.- mm !'' 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