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-..-J- ..t.'l..;.. OREGON APPLE DAY NOVEMBER IS, BOOST OREGON BV E ATINQ OfedON WHAT'S GOING ON. A iff' ROSEBURG REVIEW OOMlTC -Ml mm a1. Read Th Review every day for the latest news. Reif the advs. for your own benefit. It pays to adrer tlaa In The Review. r.- Anal DaT. IPUiaajlS. "- Tbanksgtvlag, ltIT' : Bis Booator Dtm. ' VOLCaU XTL KOSE1U 11(1, OREGON, 8ATI RDAY KVKXINO, NOVKMBER 10, 1010. KeV M K S J JUAREZ IS TAKEN Rebels Capture Gty by Storm; nr. i ..... . With 150 Killed . THREE AMERICANS LOSE LIVES IUsl if Fefals scape Acrss tie brier n nst ni(fli Makes Anetfaer Warlike MovmhI (Special to The Evening Review). EL PASO, xv. r..-tSener .,.,,.. i .aucno villa, at the head of 2 SOU ieriey In tlu-streets. but were v.i..v.. rou.e.. ..eiieral Villa authorized the tinned Press to announce that American lives and pro w!1 protected. An A rican named Her- rliiKlon. uiitomi g through Jnare-,. was killed hy .Astray hullf, It Is impossible to learn the extent of the casualties, bin thev are be- lleved to In. light. It i luino.ed that General Villa Intend. d to execute the prisoners taken, lieneral Scott took charge of the American holder patrol and prevented Americans from en- leiing the danger zone. The rebels arrived by train disguised as r.'.ler- uls. Iietrainlng. they .I, pl.i.e.l under cover ot darkness and appeared on tire outskirts at tin m.I.s of .he city. They charged, firing briskly, and the rebels gained strong positions before Colonel Castro, the federal cotnniauder, was able lo organize any serlous resistance. The battle raged for two hours. At I : ;:n the city was completely In the hands ol the rebels. General Villa established a provision- al government at 7 a. in., and at : 30 tne city was quiet. Hundreds f ,. lets whizzed over El Paso, but no nno was injured. Iti.tUkft l.'UI U'..r., Kill... Three Americans, it was proven on investigation, were killed In tlie fight which preceded the capture of Juarez, Tho body of one. C. C. Scgg.-rsoll. was identified. Tlie federal garrison Included nbout laOi. men lit these HIKI escaped to the 1'liited Stales The total casualties were l."." killed and :inu wounded. 'ieneral" Found in Hiding. Colonel Castro, commander ot the defeated federals at .Inure, was not captured by rebels. He .as found al noon hiding under a bed in a room in the rear of a store in El Paso He was turned over to General .Scott, the American commander. .".lexical! Congress May Jt.it. METICO CITY. Nov. I . Presi dent lluertu had not hide .ite.l at noon what his program will 1..- con cerning the congressional session which is scheduled to begin at :' p. m. It Is believed in some qua! tors that both bouses w ill adjoin n im mediately after declaring rl lec tion ol president, vice-presl.l. nt and their own body uneoiisiiiiitu.ii.il. Will Hiierti. Ever yi.it'.' WASHINGTON. Nov. I'.. H-spitc President Iluerta's refusal lo recog nize it. Mexico's cotlgless 1- s. he.l- nled to meet this afternoon 1 1 aorta has disregarded all pressure brought to bear to dissolve the body, but the belief hero is that the l..w mak.-is will attempt no action bevoml declar ing neither the president mo vice president legally chosen at tin- recent election, and quest inning the legality of Ihefr own assemble and .alln g a fresh election. The ailiinnisiratn.il here is ...I mlt tell I V exiled MIL til" lews at any time that Hiierta b.is d. Warlike I'repnlall.u. That VERA C1UV.. Nov 1 : THE BIG DAYLIGHT STORE SALE OF ALL BLANKETS, EVERY PAIR REDUCED $ .50 Blankets .75 .85 1.00 1.25 Hiierta has ordered tne immediate return lo Mexico of all Mexican ol dlers abroad was reported this after noon. Am. liter repo.v Iluerta's family win ar.e iie.e iuoii to embark on the steamship Fuersl lilsmarck One hundred American The Pears.... Company has ordered Kmi'1;. MeIico to re"orl HSKKT li t l.li GAME WAS VKIiV OXK-SIlEI AFFAIR, t not iiIl.1i' Svkes' rink was the scene of the I i rst basketball game of ithe season. V Sutherlln team and t iil,Ulln flu 11 li'orn ttiA communis iimi the first hair ihii .with a seor'if S to J i in raor ol tUO KORflllllt: ..iiiiwi.it vs Ithe Athletic flub. It was miring the first halt 'hat Fred Perry broke his finger. '. Oivender taking hiB ..I...'.- During the second pari of the 'game the Athletics piled up the score to nr.. while that of their opponents 1 i..,..c,.,l l.v three, mak lie ll """ ."''" - . ,,,. r .. in lu.or oi me "", "., , ..J"" ! V,, ..;-?. "e: Itn.ehnn. V. . i r 'li..rni..ii '' ,' ' ,-errv fi ,' L"'" c' ' Kroi eh ,,llnPrt e' ,, ' .J , .J -N' lMm 'THE LAST IIAVS OF I'OMPF.ll. I5MMM I 'oil net ion (iiniliig to Mn- Iwtic V,-lii. lii nllil Tliunulny. Manager l.a.-ev. of tl.o Majestic, 1MS s,.i ured I lie Last Dnvs or Poin- ,.ii pro. hull. in Is being ,keil In ll." large opera houses. T,s V1rv p,,,,,- t iK being played in ,i, -.M'is 1 1 i :.u..lroine anil In nil the .;Msi,.n ,i;ies at prices from r.ne r,n. Th. niautill'lcent spectnen- .,,. envlro. in or the citv of I'o.n- .,vii llt tilll. ,,r the famous ernptii n , Vl. Vi siiv iis. the dramatic anil ..ii,,,i , monies of the (Ireek neo- ., .i,,.,, awiimiiig a world-wide sig- mficen e. off. i copious material for . , ,.,0i.,,!ay ilraliiu. The scenes and eli . alters of this drama In a grea' measure suggested by l.n ......n..T.ei..o ,,r II.a tniit. lines which are still to be seen at Pompeii, "'1110 Last lia.s of Pompeii" was made at Pompeii and Turin, Italy. praeticnlly on the site of tile one" gay and pnpu'niiB Pompeii, the liotne of 'the idler and dreamer. A picture made at fabu oils cost, employing 2uun people in the making, and mouths 01 time. The Last Hays of Pompeii" open- al the Majestic next Wednesday for two days only. On Wednesday we shall have a public school ninth! it 1 p. m. sharp. ' irj rn liFVl I1FUDFDC LlO I 0 111 W MLlmHlU IN COMMERCIAL CLUB CONTEST NOW GOING ON At a s-si-ii Club trust. of Ii. new a'' were reporti .1 the tllelllbetsb b"t Ween t be I ported. The 1 the II. E. e new names a: :::.. other 1, tended to i. of tlie Commercial Kisi night the names li'-ants for nictuhorshiji This Is ly result of c cotilesf now going on .0 teams lieretot'ore re .M e is very close so far, .h tea... reporting "2 I the .1. W. Oliver team nine matters were at trustees. Oil t Ml I.IKE FISH. SANTA I...SA. fill.. Nov. II. Just plain iiuk." was the expert 01 on 01 fish ill l.ak nne Deputy Letliioui of l"iiive. which hiive been going throng., all possible gyrations. Investigation showed that 11 winery empties its iK.niings into the lake. NEW FIGHTING THE MERCHANTS' TRUST S .45 .69 .79 .89 .98 STEAMER AFIRE The 300 Passengers Were Taken i Wf In fxpetted on flern Ures of S. P. R R Tbrougb Government Mediation - 01 d Strike Matter Heard at Seattle iS,m-Li t Tlie l, t. , . l... I. ''Mewl. or. n nuns. .v. I. ri... . . .. ' v...... tusn I p I'.mmj,,,., lt,uk .M"m '' '-.,,..., ,,.e "V ""'V"" "": " ' 'h sel was 1 ... n :. . I t,,T 1 1. :ni ii'l.i STOItM HEATH IM' IS -M- IlKTIUMT. ,,v. r. (r t tin steamship mi I he ol Purl llin.iii. Iiuitem ;, Th e identity k iK.if Ii mis. was I'll.e A siaiiilsln il as tie- t I,,,, l, oner i.-a.l Hie ham. COlllil ll.lt ilelei uinie l ess. l w as n i., . i h..., Ililliil.ei' .hnwti.,1 ,ia is now placed a. .. . bull, lie Hi t another 1 1 total sioriu 2!.:.. m:i.i;i i:i in, i. m U II.MINiiTO'v I I.IK.I.KH. lo a w h.-iii i.-t. U I i Keason bn i gla i s, i. ii i here ll allien . lashes. silence, : backs 'I nine ;.'lig. at- an. I .1; .- i:.i n 1. ; . .:v,, were tloci'ed :il I ... n.ielit today belore L' I sin claio!: Clawlord iia.c ca. d tv. n: 'I'he negro. ulT. r. I m though lb. 11. -ii on t,. tlUivclcil. Tj.( ua:.j. :: i. leal In-r t In im- i a. Ii : u . '" '" ' ' EAHI.Y s'l lill.i: M I III XI INI. WASHING'!'.!1.'. In. r l.iing ill a." Ill llalll e .Mill 1 !: I"! ,it- I it's 1 .'-qile.-l. the I : a I . .., ! !..?..., board met toil,... I o ii --. I.I.- ..la ,i ' loll lo lake in i lie Son i : i , n I' n -t nUe. Kepol'ts r Pril le-: . v.. 'I I ! at the Gov eili in. in iiii 'lia'o: 1 ,1 ,.i'.:'!Ted u till l la .s.ni' 'i'lii I'..' : , .als ill New York, ainl ,n: . ; . : ' i' lli.-y .! ' ho; " till 'ei i :i i . " -a.' nl of tlie strike ..ii tb S f l - b. ",V." n New ti: leans ali i Ei Pa It' .lie. I of. .11 .bc SE t ii. i:. n " : I'l'in WiVoll ill be .,.. ' ! n-e.ll.l- t ioll ill I lie i.i1 lO'l i-.' ' - ' 1 ,'i' ' "': I ll'' 1 1 a iTilua ll 1 1 i.e- i ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ni into men wbo iii'i.i on ' ' r ago. I ! 11 III. II II - ' ' " 1 ' ' ";; "I l.al Men ::.,'. -...I . . . 1"' '-I a I . .-..III I Ion ln.it. i: ' : ' i l;n. i in. I is Ml 1 1 Ml- in:. NEW II WI N'. '". i- 'he font ball gan.e t...l . : .. .-.ore w.i- Yah- ::, p. ,i i i.iwn i.i.iu'si i:i -hum hi ii. M, : ivy. 1 1 v. . I.a'bi-r Willie, l.il.'l '' HI' ie'-l an .lo:- n' n ' 1 ' ' ' ''"' lor ii.oie I : la-t ii nine ..' 1. 1 n P. - Mil.. lie ...,',i ! .:. '' '-ars ol ;,K. II". ' I- 1 " '"" pun r "l 117 w I.' "f tbl- C.HIM .''"''- ' ' ' '''' " nl ' ' ' ' ' '' '' '' .11 S.liidil.i: o: ' l- l !,!' . ' ' ,.1,1:, lien l.al ol" '... '! -ur- Vi.e Intl. T'" " - I.'' ' ' i"'"' , ,.-.,b .1 : :. ' nr,.i.sM"e. at, I " I. ' :.'. "r larri.-bin IWE GIVE Z?K CRKKX THADING YORK STORE $1.50 Blankets 1.75 2.00 2.25 2.50 WE GIVE GREEN TRADING POULTRY ASSOCIATION NOT IN POSITION TO , HOLD THE ANNUAL SHOW At a meeting of the Douglas Coun ty Poultry Association In this city last night, the final report of the show of Dec. 9-14, 1812, was heard,' and after a brief discussion of the ondltlons It was decided to let the enlle poultry fanciers take up the show business and If they receive " , '',r inneuuicca, Nevada, proper support to put on the next was arrested on a corn show. The report of the financial ' !.'''' " .. worl1 ' the alleged conditions as heretofore announced Uf. . , B CL .... . I mm iwii vrv encniiraatns: to tne liresent miinagement. The expense of the lust show exceeded the receipts by $6.2.".. This did not Include the Individual expenses of the half a dozen members who did all the work of putting on I he show. The mer- Cllllius inn . iillBiiiesn - burg were very generous In support- lug the show, but Douglas County (tho poultry county?) did not con- tribute anylhlug toward It. I.aue County this year put up 2f.O for their county fair poultry exhibit, and $".i"i for the coming poultry show the last of this month. Unn County also put up :lm for the Albany show. If Douglas County ever has another poultry show, they should do likewise. The younger or Juvenile enthusiasts have a chance, and with proper encouragement will develop a good strong organization here. The first show held hero transacted over tl'.IIO worth nf business, while the last one came to $2S1.10 In the total, the receipts being but $274. 8ft. Thus the cash premiums of 60 per cent en 1.1 mil ho returned to exhibitors. There are several reaaons for this II 11,... 1. Ih ovnense In- curie.l was run up nbout twice as . . ....... in. i th iMie.ialion of a larger allend- an.-o. and a larger exhibit. Anotner benefit or bis creditors, would go lo reason was t lie. members fnlled to show that be was by no means eii siiiort the association. On top of deavorlug to swindle them, eieti this condition the coops were nil men up. leaving inn association w.tnoui up, leaving tlie association witnoui anything to stage another show, con- sequently the Douglas County Poul- ire Assncialion IS a tbllllT of the liast. TODAY'S KOOTHAI.Ii NCOKES. O. ol O. 7. lT. of w. ". Chicago 1:1, Minnesota 7. Michigan Kl, Pennsylvania 0 Carlislo :i."., Dartmouth 10. Harvard :1a, llrowll 0. Yale .'!. Princeton 3. I -OCA I. SOCIAL EVENTS. On Thursday of this week Mrs. vlcted and sentenced to serve ,.u da.s Geo. Klter entertained a number of the couuiy Jail and pay a fine ol mends at luncheon al her home on & ir he series out the f also South Kane street, and a delightful his term will bo 2o days tim. Is reported. I Sawyers (lets 1.1 Days. Mrs Carl Shoemaker was the hos- Pleading guilty to assai.il and bat less al a very ptetty luncheon given lery committed upon the person ol al the I'liipquu Hotel Ibis afternoon, his wile this week, shortly alter his About live tables were sel, and after return from a prolonged stay in a dainty luncheon tho ladles played Washington and Canada, liber Saw Prl.lgi and Five Hundred. Ycster- yers wus this morning sen ten I b dav afleruootl Mesdames M. J. and Justice Mnrstcrs lo serve 1'. dais in c. H. Shoemaker entertuined a num-.thr. county Jull. her of ladles al luncheon at the Ump- WaU'ru-Sawyem Case liis...s.il. qua. The decorations for tlie occa- The case against H G. Wat-'ts atel sioti were very attractive and a Mrs. Sawyers, .barged with a. In It -: . pleasant arternoon wus spent. was dismissed ror lack ol eiideii.e m Next Tuesday evening the W. C. T. th. court r Justice of the I'. a.e C. will eiitertnlii the teachers of the' Maraters this morning. Sawi.-.s Itosehiirg schools at Hie home of Dr. claimed that he recognized Wal l and Mrs. F. W. Until. In llst sundiiv morning a- He- man tin Wednesday and Friday Mrs. ('. ' wio IcH his house, hut was. at the l I i. r. i t and Miss Josephine Par- ,,, -, (ll Bre It was Wat rott n III entertain at the homo or the n fact be' could not swear It w.. lormer on East l.ano street. I Waters who was ibere This, loa. ii on We.l. nsilay Mrs. Zurcher, Mrs. I cay Wll!i n, , ,,i tl v el ( oilier and Mrs. Ilradbiirn will enter- u(lU Wth bearsav. thai was Inti.e lain at the Parish house, with a novel ,i..d I ksgiving iarly. " A saer. d concert and a program ..ill he given by Hie Junior Endeavor -'.,,. ety at the Christian Church Sun- da. alternoou, Nov. lutll. ii The chrysanthemum llaznar prom- is. s to be the best ever. Don't for- g. t Hi" date. Nov. 21 and 22. All- iiii-slnli free. Adv. STAMPS! THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST $139 1.59 1.79 1.98 2.29 $3.00 Blankets 3.50 5.00 Wool Blankets 7.00 9.00 STAMPS! EIGHT MEN IN JAIL All r t- i. . jCtv n? lime on Yanous W" ,U"UU3 Charges Preferred IffiMU JUKI Mill IN MAMIIN i ii. ii nu rTin iti rmniMi "wi"! nw nnwj 11 i. a. oanini. nu Has lea Btfire Tkat My Fakes i Recess j Very little business was done In the Circuit Court today. A decree was granted in the diiorce case of Annu II. Fletcher vs. Ralph II . Fletcher. The divorce case of Eve- lyn Foley vs. Wlntbrop Foley was being beard but was continued until Monday. The peace bond case of Mereneus Dosa, of Gardiner, wus argued before tho court nnd taken under advise- ment until next week. The grand Jury at 3:4:. Ibis al- turnoou took a recess until Monday morning. They have made no report Bce Thursday. Todav (her were esl,l,..ll. til,. I r.illsi.et tons r T W Sheridan, who lutely made an assign- ment for the benefit of bis creditor Mr. Sheridan was before tlie grand jry iuto Friday afternoon and again today. What tho developments In ....... I v conlecture. That Mr. Sheridan has .. . ., .... . oeiiians 17 .0(111 lo inn, mill, for the though this will pay hut about hall the claims, owing to Mr. hhertiian s nromlnencu here in the nasi. Hie prominence here in the past, the grand Jury's report will he awaited ,l.h l, t..ret ... Eight men are now coiirliied in the county Jul), with sentences or from ten days to six mouths each. I long las County ought to have some work on the loads before their terms ex pire. Following are the names and charges against those serving lime: Yoncull.i lloollcggcr. Drown Hansard was indicted for bootlegging at Yoncalla. was eon- An.rt Abrahf" was a.l.irio. for i Waters. . Tlie lloxcar tiiartette. John lllmes. Warren Chapman, Paul Contaxes. and link luiiie ll i were committed lo the count. ia 'Friday evening r.-oin liialn bv .In lice in. Wituberly lor unlaw mil stealing a ride on a train. The com mittm.'iit papers make no mention o tlie tact that lit., quartette broke in' R 73 H 73 $2.79 3.19 3.95 5.95 7.95 c H it Si;.1: bov car and secured a square meal J. mil I he I'liiiieiiiH, hill such may have been in.' rase. They received sen tences (,f ten ja, .ltl.i. Tlie driller Cam'. .M.iuday aiicuiooii (has. lirider was '"I '! cohabitation and wr 1,1 "" w",,k 'ad '" the l.arK.. and rocclied u x months Miiui.M r..r i.-vid cohabitation and scnleine. lirider. it will be remem bered, was the mini Sheriff Qulne went to .Netadii fur. The prisoner left bis "wile" and Hill,! n Koseburg and secured an auto from n inu.l near "Mini i reek. Inviting Ornnt Tav . . " - - .tM... " """'!M): . "" " eii " mi.s. Moss w.is sent here from Gardiner I under a l end ol $ Jno lo keep the pence, bis wife being the complain ant. She has since filed a suit for din. ice. lss is still held, a he could not furnish the bond. I .. . ... ...... .... , ... .. J, . , ' ' " '' IN" Hhl.l-. n , ,' ! ... -'" I" 'ue of '- .. I.ll.liv., An- oniluum. o.vi.v .. C . . ,Nl'v- T - .,, "'" ' ",r:"-y" ' laid ' ,, ' ." ":'":"- ''""'ted seven i ',''Kl"- when L i i , l'K "hot and .. . uiaiidn Kuhn Mc- ,,! V, " 111 ' !"" """,n .' ", ' ' " ", '".V""1 ",1"' '' ll Ills l.-Veal-old HO.l. fled "'"in liis lather's house and relumed to Ins own. where he fired four shots . "' "cad. dying In- ' .V , , , ., ,. , ,, ,,,',,'" ., '" 1,"w neighbors sul.ecl lo fits and WW" ""I s:.'"' '"' WilM lo so on nor innnv l ines. nut re. t- .lite al for him. he said. Yesterday M.Cabo lo Oregon fit. her to hale her eautilie. j took his wife lie iitleniiteil s lo her sauit v, .. ,., ,,1,....-.,7;...,, . ' :", ..floe Tie . t il . ... .lee ll lu . il,.,ms" ........ e. ,,,,, , ,,,,.r i .M'lgn.iors say mat M.Cabo and,"1 "nein 10 go ana o ont Dy 11:45 his ne quai rele.l on their way homo a. m. Tho members wer remitted ami Hie shooting, ih. v llnnk, was the r,'"t r"r he room, paid for th fnral- result ol that immediate trouble SPECIAL NllTICE. I'ln ougli a mistake. Tom llichai .l- miii has been ail.eiilsliig the Greater coutpanled by a citizens' committee. or. g. ting at lloseburg tu I... mi were taken from Florence on the I... gi ii. instead ,,f Hoc lib. thus munch Heaver to the North Spit, nn- niir iioriber ghbois have the loaded and started up the beach to- ..10111: dale. Ifemeiuber. I lee. lib, wards Yaqulna. The cltlxena aocom at ito-ibiiiL' ' panied them for a while to be sure l oi the ,iiri,,. r providing a .rn- "'ey left. There was no resistance giain i..r ibe Gieaiei (..eg. ei- and no violence, and the deportation iin: to be hebi lo i.. 1 1. in, i 'i M , w as carried off quietly throughout. He i" ..ill b" a i nig at the . lull " was thought there were two more pa. bus S t.u aiteinooti. t n ihers nl Florence, but only seven i. . con Id be round. FIRE COMMISSIONERS ! TO CO-OPERATE WITH LOCAL EIRE COMPANY I. ...ii .1 of tiro coiiiinissioii "C.l ..1 1 1 M. Hull wink It-. : la ltd ali-l In E. It Si ... -lb b" No-bum In,. ie- inn and had n Ill III" lllemlicl no I their plans or .i ii" lb-pa i t iiiein . I., a I d lo make a ' ..II appal. itus ami ' I' .1' I he boa 1. 1 - .' I I" I I II . e.iM . ,'a I... k-oll slleel .. i.l tier mat lers ' ' Hull I lie I, ,1,11,1 lb- a' !' i" tl man lor ti ll Mae M... - M'- I lioilie Alexander's ParK Lots . . e ... c,..:.., .a It.ver. !lh a frontage of (0 feet and a . . . i, f i ; ie to ii.: to i tract attention tor the almpl '' .', .. .' . ,' gi -n v.i'.i's. b.t there contains 15,000 SQUARE FEET ,. ... ,, Tour oriliti.ity I"'" and nllnws of dividing th , ji. i,i garden, bin-k g.i.leii, nnd still hav aufflcleat . j ,r ,,i '.'.."s. cbkketn'.ii" anv other pleasure. A nnmbr ' '., , -, ,i I'ready to prominent people, and the prlc la .oaly ' j,. i,, oi e ,.i li'.iie before ti.e;- are all gone. UMPQUA LAND AND WATER CO. MAKEADEFOllTilEi Towi tf flbresoe SefsL W.Ws. OiftarWsy ABOUT 200 QTIZOIS CI PASIY Sei IseBitntfLff.ff.StariMI At' MWirsdlMliCMtlKt : Wen dm tmi ' FI.OHENCK. Or.. Nov. 14 nut.' zens of Florence this morning . aoven mausiriai workers or tho World, who had esublished tbeir Iteniliiuarters here, to a boat oa which they took them In tha luaik of tho Sluslaw River and kaadad them north alone the bittk. with la. structlons to "keep aolng' Tkera was no disorder la town after too boat had departed. , '' Tho I. w. W. members', oa dm to Florence about two weeks ago and rented a room, which waa ased aa headquarters a few nlfhta ago A meeting was held and I. W. W. speeches were made. , . - llcahiurtora Mga niaplajed. Citizens decided to await develop ments, and today learned th organt- : zatlon Intended to bring 104) mem bers lo Florence. A sign was dla plnycd Indicating that tho I. W. W. I. nosi too siroiig.,"'"ll,lunrterH had been established opposite tne Tidewater mill,, la th rented room. '' ' A ment lug of oltliens was held to day unit it was decided- that th I. ' ,ie,,.ted. Two hni ZlhZZ . i.iuuuuuriuri . wmiin mrM .. u 'called at headouarler. at 11 . -TTTi ......me.. .... .. TV.- n. BCOBta USJT' were not wantn-l In th nltw mmma. lure i noy nnd bought and furnished with food and money for travel. Xo IteHlfftJuic 04aedV Tl1" seven I. W, W. members. S4 SPECIAL SI NDAV DINNER SOc. (.11 l. Gltll.L 1 1 a. m. to a p. m. W. 8. FRY, Prop. Hnlml Fruit Sonpa Crean. of chicken a la Rlchlieu Consomme en tasse Flsli T. ii'lei b.ln ol Sole and tomato sauce I'.oile.l Salmon steak Matre d1' Hotel In llullctl i Hreasl of young chicken Sauce supreme EntriHi .,-.'. I', i. asse of Chicken a, la. Grand I I. .hops breaded, with ' French pens v I'" -It iiiushrnoms boiled. on toast Itaiiaiia rritters with wfnsl sauce H.UIHt - , iii" city hire a stmr. il .lotiug turkey and loganberry a. tl loonl ll to sauco I b.'.liants ami xt, no' chicken and celery dressing '! "in ..us I'riiiio ribs ot beef au Jus .I ' lolai ot Yog. lublin '.. tbe woollen Cream mashed potatoes - 'inn i be in"' Sugar corn DeNMcri ;I''h:Ii h i .1 ii m pnildlng with hard or . i. 'i- !ae hraii.lv sauce. (...(.11 UOADH NOTES. , H It Chapman. Portland. Oregon, ; . . ni - I . isor of Multnomah County 'I '.''"' I-. says that 1914 will be a baa i"' -''' 1 ." t- ar in road Improvement thru- , 1 i 'tiegoii. Ilu states that good 1 -. in."!, cist uiotiey, but bad roads cost iii..... Y"'1 . 'ii.. County Court of Klamath t Ci.i.i.iv Is seriously considering the I Y ' . i .'. - a s.t it . of bonding the county '" ' ... Is and has Instructed County i to la ungin. er E. H. Henry to proceed with " ':-'. tt.in of data upon which " ' : i .1 a ' be determined, "i"' ' . a ..' County voted to authorize ' :, a..-. I Issue of tinti. 000 at the elec I. for new roada and road liM ,. menu. ' I. ', , J . ..' .. r.(. -- - ... .'.t-V -.l'.,iir,s-., ':;:lij ' - ' '.ii:?.'' "lfoife". 'I ' I'.. , '1- ' ': .' 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