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ROSKIll 1U1, OREGON, KKII'AY KVRXIIWl, MQVEMBaW M, IMS.
MAY LOWER LEVIES
face of the fact that the coming state
tax Is three mills higher than the
last state levy.
A. TAY Mill's HOMK IS
KOIIHKI) Or-' 40 CASH.
High Assessment May Affect Gty
and School Tax
fletwecn !i and 6 o'clock last night
Mrs. W. A. Taylor, who lives on Pine
street, placed two iU gold pieces in
' a small pitcher on the bureau next
to a window. While eating supper
the family heard what they supposed
' was some one coming In at the gate,
but as no other Bound was made they
IATFB FCTIUATFC ADF UinF lld no further attention. After sup
WIUl LjlllTIAILj AlU. RIAUt per Mrs. Taylor went to got the 40.
iand discovered the window open and
j the money gone. The officers were
not notified until this morning, so
the police have small chance of ar
resting the burglar. t:nicr v imams
. stated his heller tnis morning inai
much of the robbery going on of lato
I was tho work of local characters.
LOCAL MILITIA SHOOT
RESULT IN HIGH SCORES
AND LOOKS LIKE WINNER
REVIEW :
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Gty levy May fcf vz Mills lad Sckott Levy
Nik Kids, Makiss ToUl Wit Cuity
Thirty Two Mills
IIIASTKX KXAMIXATIOX
I OV HOMKSTKAI) FILINGS.
According to the latest estimates
" Assessor Calkins, the as
sessed value of all property In Rose-
Eugenn lleglster: Sufficient aid to
actually double the work of survey
ing tlu 777 homesteads filed unon In
hirrg for t lie current year will be the Siuslaw forest, and thus expedite
in 1 .1 hi. uK against $2,. M.I. .109 for the Bettlement of this country, was
the pnst year. This Is an Increase of brought from Portland yesterday by
nearly 2(1 per cent. A proportionate ' Hoy Harvey, superintendent of the
decrease of the tax levy would make Siuslaw National reserve. He re
the city tax only s mills instead of turned to Hie office yesterday moru
la mills, as - proposed by the city lug from a day spent In the super
council. An 8-inill levy oil the above visor s office In Portland with the
estimate would bring t-'4.:i:il, or promise of six additional men to add
about $1111111 less than a Ill-mill lovy to the'rVcotinolsance crews now sur
mised for the present year, jf.i's veylng the' homesteads. The salaries
there are always more or joss of theof these men during the time which
taxes which become delinquent, it is they will be at work In the reserve
probable that the council will levy will amount to over IliiHMi.
8H or 9 mills for the romim? vear. I In order to rush the surveying
In order to raise the $2."i,niio which work in this reserve, Bix range's. I Htnn
Mayor Klce announced will be neces- statutorv rangers as they are called, i Kail"
With a team average of so 13-1 8.
tho local company of Artlllerv Re
serves, which held their animal 'shoot '
at the range here yesterday for the'
Bankers' Troidii. stands ' a good
chance of winning in competition
with the other companies In the
state. Had weather conditions pre-(
vented the team from attaining the,
best results from the shoot. Hie men
hir.ltu- in lie down in water and take
tho r.. : :;e ia a driiiing- or heavier
rain. The better conditions which
prevail today v.l!' give th- Cottnge
drove lean ;u: n'ltag., hut offi
cers of this company are confident
of victory. Tho t'ottagc llrove team
is the present bolder of the trophy.
Tile Hosehiirg team Is composed of
IS men. while with the others It
must have one-third the strength of
is fatiik a fuel eI
Other
KfAELY 5CC3 TOYS
GOING ROM ROM
fWTlUXKSOTvi TRADE
sum
I Over 6004 big. fat turkeys are be
ing shipped today and tomorrow from
iRoseburg by Douglas County firms.
.. , -amieage ncuens are the largest
.. .dealers, having bought nearly 2(00
MADEROS GO ON U. $. WARSHIP tUFt
(Young Co., of Oakland, who are
. w,.w 1 writer Buippers
! Jin Douglas County.
The Harvey-Bastman Co. bought
a:nci Will Frttett Bnbab rnferly Litrab "oo turkeys, which wen .old
I v uiiii u UHKiaOQ, out
I will be shipped direct from here.
.Geo. Kohlbagen Is shipping over
1 1000 birds, some of which go to
oaivm.
j As Portland merchants are not
, willing to pay a price that will come
(Special to the Evening Review). ' up to the price Seattle or San Fran
MKXtcn city Nnv hi riHa cko will pay, most of the turkeys
mo coimiaiii . owing io no- 'nil' ' was scliednled to take up this after- "r" sniiipea io mese points.
Ill the size of the companion. The ,ni, r,,,.ent election. That the Louis Kohlhagen and Newhard
ranges were at ;nn and .'.nil yards, lawmakers will declare It was In- Broi- i not shipping this year, but
The team score for each range was: valiil ns to tho ballot on president. h,ve bought about 160 apiece for
no Yards rota!. ,1,1 on t of poa- vice-president nnri nerhnna as In Us local consumption. Jack Dawson Is
it Mew, rt ttjiet sf Dm
Eabwtttw.
Allan
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Sarv for Hie cniniiie v.eir Luhiiiiu. Ihnir unlii'v- Is flveil fur Hie -I:U:I1 7'l. . ('. tUtkesotl !. I', r.
The estimate made by Assessor year, will be drawn rrom reserves In j Votel Total on both ranges.
Calkins is based on a valuation of other parts or the state, and will be 1 I",": average, mi 1 3-1 S.
the p jpcrty of the public service sent during the present month. Into After the regular drill last night,
corporations at $10:!.1H1. as against the Siuslaw reserve. At pres'ent three, n,,, , a miliiia company gave a
JH2.11I for the past year. This crews are at work and the additional i,.,,.u,.t nt Kalln.'s restaurant In
valuation has not been announced by men will double this number of in, nor of the four members who were
the State Tax Commission, but is es- crews. 'I'liev will be distributed be- venr on the
timated on their announcement of a tween Newport and I'oos Hay. went Kant from Uoseburg
"r, per cent rating this year, as : "We are doubling Hie force, even rmir mat ks'uen were S. W. I
II. le iinii; team average. -12 ".-is. ; . , i - ., nnri,i tmnrouinn. 'o handling a big lot of fine birds.
.-.mi Yards -Total, Mi out of n t (H hlirrt to gen ,ow tnl w(1 m. The price paid Is tl cents per uounu
possible ! : team average. Its S-1S. irov Ht,mton. inasmuch aa the 'or choice dressed turkeys. Live
The following are the s -es on ,.iro cnj. s ,.onvlnoed that HuerU geese brought 12 cents per pound,
both ranges out of a possible 100: will cling to the offjee until his acts '"d "vo ducks from 14 to IB cent
S. W. Pearson H7. .1. Jl Wolford . dictnlor are approved by some P' pound.
II. I-. Pearson D ". , It. V. Taylor H2. recognlwdly legal, legislative orgeat- .Other points In the county are
W. Clark s7. A. K. .Iingens xil, gntion. There is a fuel famine now making larger shipments of turkeys
I. K. iiatnein .v.. t . ueese i.. i the caultal. There are leu than tnan usual, over 1000 going from
Whipple a thousand tons of coal In the elty,- Riddle, and about S000 from Oak
is. .1. Ham- nMj iL is impoaalblo to get more. 'nd. Large shipments are being
7n, .1. K. There are only 24.000 barrels of oil. m,e from Drain, Yoncalla and Myr
.1. A. I'.u- iii, sines,, is nrnetlcallv uanondml tie Creek, which will brine the total
and hundreds of business men are. to about i&,uov.
bankrupt. Thousands are starving.
Mixloms Are llelleved.
VKIIA fUl'Z. Nov. 21. Evarlsto
and Hanlel Mudero, brothers of the
late president, were taken from the
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lire.. ..ii le-llil Hint '"""J .iM.:u uu "un bu,,b ui iiiu iiuuiu-ivHIiy l.um
III. g. 'II 11,1111 llllll . i. .1,1,. l,l,.l.. . Tl.- hr enm,..n. Ur..lll
.. ....,. iiiiui. la.-iiu. aaa uvwnuj B. tt Vlllll lug, BKIU IO W
Mnderos were arrested at Monterey the largest local In Oregon, were de-
lliiigban. S'J, It. I
It. Ilroekway SI, If.
7S, I'. K. I.awreni-e
7L'. O. Kiiikson 1.
WKXDUNO RKPAIK SHOPS
ARK DRHTROVKD BV KIIIK.
EUGENE, Or.. Nov. 20. The ma-
Tlic
onrson
against a rating of I'm per cent a though it is In the winter time," , w. Tavli.r. .1. II. Wollord and 11.
year ago. It Is therefore assumed said Mr. Harvey yesterday, "in order y ivan-on. There were also present
that the foregoing will not be f.ir to clear up the great number of Mnini Wiliouglihy. Captain
from the final assessment fixed by , claims w hich have been filed, and .....i c-nitalii Collins, of Kuueiie
no state unaro. Acting upon this w-bich arc helng liieil every day
the city council will probably amend
recently, charged with plotting to stroyed by fire at 3 o'clock this
turn the town over to the rebels. : morning. The building, which was
While T,l,!f 'ore released Wednesday on 100 feet from the planing mill, was
the pending tax levy ordinance before
Its final passage next Monday night,
and very likely will reduce It irom
10 to S'4 mills, or thereabouts. TVit
w.lll, In fact, make the city tax ah.i.it
the same as for the current yea",
owing to the Increase in the vaca
tions of property.
May Irfiwcr School Icvy.
While the annual budget made by
ELKS HIGH JINKS AGAIN
PROVES AIT OCCASION
Of MUCH ENJOYMENT
who
of the shoot here Tlltirs-
bes were made by
visiting officers as well ai
rei s nr I lie roiiil'ain i.
ball. Yesterday General Maaa, the
had charge
lav. Spoi
the
Mexican eomtnnntlant here, sum
moned them before him. Instead,
bv offi- In'V ,10(i to mo consulate. Marines
M-ilor am held In readiness here and at
Hamlin and Hr. Vincil were also In
attendance.
Tuxpam for landing on short notice.
Favored, K Bryan.
discovered ablase by the watchman of
III SIXCSS IS ('AI TIHXi:ii.
the latter plant, who gave the alarm
but too late to save the building and
Its contents.
All repair work of the Wendllng,
8prlngrield and Coburg mills of the
company, besides car repairing on the
WASHINGTON. Nov. 21 Follow-rrTT'l-f!- ?' ""if. ,."w,7r
School Clerk Geo. Neuner. Jr., cnlls Secrets, rites, and cherished cus
for a tax levy of 10 mills for the turns, all were forgotten last night,
coining year, the im-reaseil valuations , when the Itoseburg or-ier of Klks
made in this year's assessment may hold (heir annual I ilgli Jinks and dis
be sufficient to justify reducing that . closed to about -en invited guests
estimate t.i !' mills. Tills will be something ol the ' niy stories'' of the
considered at the annual school tax 'order. Like magnanimous hosts,
election tomorrow afternoon. A they withhold no privilege, but urged
larger school fund must bo ralseil for (n everyone the .-i-irit ol enjov nieut .
the coming year than for the present j i forget daily cares and mingle in
year, as the new manual training and hho general good time with the lut.
ilomestic science departments will makers. Ed. Singleton, a now can
need J::ono to Jlniio and there will J,ii,;,ie. was given a public ' initla-
Trailo I'lxteusiou Follow log
Hcprliil 1 'poll Fctiiioiuii
Canal
lug the conference today with the """nJ: DO, wenaung. was
President, llryan wired to Consul . 'J16 ,no,P- The shops were
v.,uvu iu iv mo uiuai uumpieieiy
equipped of the kind on the Pacific
nisi, become due l.'.non worth of the
sperlal warrants issued for the erec
tion of the new Hetison school bull I-
Ine. Furthermore, the current ex
tloll hetole the whole crottil
Klks were there an. I hiany now
iliiaintaticoH were starttj
Former Mayor .iosopti .Mlc,
pense account is increasing
growth of the
must be prov ided therefor
iri..i u iiiiw oavittg in "t
salarv warrants for the teacheri,
owing to lack of funds to moot them,
showing that a ton mill levy for the
current venr was not sufficient.
Therefore a !-mlll l-vv Is the lowest
that should be considered tor Gr
ooming vear. and p. : l aps that will
not he enough.
Ill fact about the lovvo-:
. I... mooIo at Ibis time. t.
snfe are: Schools. mill
l.'. mills: colllilv an, I
mills: total. :'.-' mill
lleved to be bedrock
With t'e jirnuK,t orde
Wllllf KSTF.ll. Muss.. ',,y. I '.I.-
"'I'lo' illllilltitllillS nl' tile west inast of
Smith America al'o hkelv to he ilis
a..oiuloil in ilieir helj.-i that an im-
ItlellSO pltl.-pcrit) is ill.Ollt III I'OltlO to
their shores." said I'lolessoi lllralll
IlillL'liani. of Yale, in speaking ol llio
teSlllTS to hllloU the 0ieitm of till'
Panama Canal, at the Clark uiver
sitv i iiiitoi'oli.-o on l.at in -A met ii-a to
day "At llio sanio time," lie loiitiuiiod,
"their anlein n.l imisiii w ill uiKhiubt-
u- od;y arouse thein to great oroliomic
efforts. The psyt hologn al effect on
Hi the business men of the l inle.l Unites
All
at
.Is. ami fllllils nuiiiieil his a-sistaht
lock and is likelv to lend tliem to believe that
to promote tile the i ana! has open.-,! to them a new
Tile dis f,, l,., i(,ll,,v,,.l An Ullehullellgeil , market ill lecinl.s heielliliile ili-
t on HtO (,,,,irt for the tmtlg ol o V e. V ' llci-ossi I'le. 1 1 the eionolIKi- ;ill'l geo-
"v.-rotig" an.l to pass jinlglnetlt on grao'ii. al IoiiihI.i I ioi .. eisi i,.i such
tile lond'.l.t of all Klks, of which C
II. Cannon was called upon to act a
iudge
No
est illiatei
be at all
it v.
stale. I I
Those are lie-
l Igll t es. anil ma
not prove to bo enough. i ii """
IS OUt Olio ill ' .
Is. t,.l l"ls in l , ,
of S2 mills
the last year s
tota
the stiiu-enii
amusement,
enough to
chief cop. I.
sistanls. So..,
pril" was l.i
where vvi'h i
small tin
bounteous r
ill cafotetia
Joe Murphy
There
the i ritiietit
lato hour.
i a
furnished tnil.-b
Elk was clow
s, :ir.e llio oyo of nu
ll, y.ui.-liei-. and bis as-
r of later each "oul-
before the bench.
k he got hit ay paving
llurillg the session
r. shno Ills were serve.!
vlv'e by chief steward
a:: ! i'is nr ,s of w ailors,
I, !,!;., 1 V the onliostt.l
was i oliiintie I
an oUehsiol! ol I ra
has in s'oie lor lis
attractive I. ai'ir- s
lialul, stifli lent l.t
els. ,-,.,.11 le
" The lllole ( ,.!
mallil la. t il er a ioi
I. s le will I
.11 d I he less He- IV
in r ai tai ion a tel
T.':e opportunities
le.
a i .
Iip-tlv
flo,lo lit ol
and inira'e. :
li e i;..at redo
llio lelntivolv
ll.l
Catiada In Vera Crux to give protec
tion to Kvurlsto and Daniel Madero
iinii their friends, who sought refuge
nt Ho- I'nited States consulate. It
is not known whether they will bl
ind on board a warship for transfer
to a merchantman at sea or allowed
to remain indef Inltely nt the consul
ate, hut It Ik believed tho former
course will In- adopted If the refugees
wi.-h.
Will Protect lroHrty.
licspoiiilitig to Lord Cowdray's ap
peal for American protection to the
llrit ish Pearson syndicate's Mexican
interests. Admiral Fletcher, com
manding the American naval forces
in Kusicrti Mexican waters, might
land marines, it was admitted, but
this would not necessarily be an act
of war. it Is added. Precedents were
pointed to. in which Just such a pro
ceeding was not so construed. The
Pearson syndicate's properties con
sist i lil. rh of oil wells In tho vicinity
of Tuxpam. Mexico City Is reported
lllief.
lteNirt is AtiMunl.
Secretary Hrvan today ridiculed
the report circulated ju London that
President W ilson planned to recog
nize Hie government of lluertn.
and money ; "Tho report is too absurd to warrant
,as: wl'l lose t fur-her rouilliellt," Itryan said.
1 ; , ! o - .e Is.
e W. sl I s
I llll the ,o.
. ..pi" r. till
tnpared with i davs on th
in II. .- Xlid.s soon bo 1,
hell h. t 11 1 II I'-
1 1 Wolidelllllly
It Oil I lie Other
.tea. I l ast s do not
.-.II Hit Io tolloVV-laiil-.
tie Vll.et ieatl
I . ,l,ltalsl is. the
ill llll
Coast. Origin of the fire Is unknown
From 12 to 15 men were employed
In the shops, and these are thrown
out of employment until the plant Is
rebuilt.
A. C. Dixon, manager, would not
estimate the loss, but snld 7!i or HO
per cent of It Is covered by Insurnnce.
Loss Is estimated by some at $la.-000.
M1XF.I) CROWD IH fiOINO.
Party of Humorists, Koloiis, Me
rluuitji, Plan Trip to Hoiith.
ANOTHER BAB CHRCK MAN
UET8 tardhxi) departs.
Col. R. W
vestment Co.
through tho
check man.
his name
tended to b
Investment
7ge, of the Page In-
sports the loss of 1 25.
stipulations of a bad
.'hla fellow, who nn
H. Mcllenry, pre
Yoklng for a sawmill
Sk T went with Mr Para
to look at his mill near Drain. Re
turning there after banking hours,
he drew a check on the Colton Na
tional Bank; of Colton, Cal., for f 26
for "current expenses." Being a
stranger he was, of course, not able
io casn me cneck about town, so Mr.
Psge, as a matter of accommodation,
took the strana-er'a check and rivn
him one of hla own for a like sum.
instead. This waa promptly accept
ed by the Perkins Hotel, at Drain.
Yesterdsr Mr. Pane waa eumrlsed
to find that the McHenry check was
returned rrom Colton unpaid, and the
matter was reported to the officers.
Of course, McHenry, who is also
said to travel under other names, has
disappeared. '
MANAGER SORRY STRIKE
CAMK TO Ql K'K END.
"All I regret abvtut our strike Is
that the men didn't hold out longer,"
said Ouy L. Anderson, general man
ager of the 8umpter Valley Railroad,
a narrow gauge Una connecting with
theiwv. it. t N., at linker, today.
Tfi?-trlke lasted lust five honra
and vawas settled with the men
scheduled to receive Increases In
wages which had been promised long
before and which will be effective
next year. This increase would have
been effective, anyway, Mr. Anderson
said.
"The strike was Just hysteria,"
Mr. Anderson said. "The trainmen
started the agitation after I had tried
to establish higher efficiency. Tnen
the englnemen took It up. Nobody
had a real grievance, ana now n
over, if tne men nan neiu out a
week, wo could huve snown now
easy It was to operate trnlns with
new men. We had 100 on the way
within an hour."
Mr. Anderson formerly was con
nected with the O.-W. R. ft N. traffic
department in Portland. Journal.
ANNUAL CHRYSANTHEMUM
" SHOW IS AIT INHIBIT or
t
UNUSUALLY HIGH MERIT
Mr ami Mrs. Kenneth Quino n
t in ii'-il f in in Phi i in ml l hifl murnitiR
ttll'Ti' ttf hint I l Kht'IKlflie a fev
ir hoii" . Miami, Thy will
1 ;it tliflr home on
l-'iilli-rinii i-tn-t-t.
WASMIN'OTON. Nov. 20 IManB
for n .South AinerlniM tnul ixrtirHlon
under the fiiiH.lcen of the Illlnnitt
MnnufarturerH' AHBorlation were
made puhllr toduy after a pnnfereiire
hetwecn Dlreetor-r.eneral John Kar-
rett, or the Pan-Anierirnn I'nloii, and
Kdward X. Hurley, of 'hlcann, vlre
preKldent of the asHociatlon.
T... I 1 in ... ... 1 . . .
i hit uiiii'iiiiy win uirniue nuips i j.(ni
mis Kiuwi-n. i ritMfH, i in n, in r-
namhueo, liiihal. Hlo de .Iuri"lni, and
Saiitoa, Mrazll: Montevideo. rniKuav,
and filially IliieiioH Ayrew, Argentina
In the latter (dare there will lie a
Htny of Ifi dayH, with vIhIIw tn S;m
tlaKO and Valjiuraino. Chile, bvUtn
heKtnnltiR Ihn return journey.
Senator .lunu-H llatnllton I.ewlH.
fleorRH Ade, John T M ('uti heon,
and Samuel Kelt on. Out rail mad
prealdent, are expected to accompany
The hoautlful chryHiinthomumB
shown by tho Lad leu' Aid Society of
the MethodlHt Kpmcopal ( liurch at
their annual (MiryKuiithemum Show,
In the former bank ImlldliiK at Jack
hoii and Washington streetH, were
viewed hy lare nuiuberH of people
today. TIiIh waH (he ft rut day of the
hIiow, whlctrUKta until tomorrow
ulKlit. The flower will not druw
priEen thin yeur, but are being Bold
if any people want them. Today they
were goliiK altnont aw faHt iih they
came in. Confectionn, pnatry, and
fancy and plain needle work were
dinierirted at different booths. The
lailleH wrie well plcatied with the at
tention that had been Riven to the
show today. TIiIh annual Hhow of
mnli lientitlfiil flowers la a feature
worthy of encouragement by every
one. In no oilier place are chrytan
(henitiiiiH produced of Hiich rare hIzo
and boaiity art in I tonkins Cniuily.
roiie nl'.oiild Heo thla exhl-
hflioii. Admission In frvt.
Te,'af fMJ-riirt.
cfTsnr
m or vttjc5
Striitx Kmt,
Bmltkl hdt a
mm
(Special to The Evwninc Mirrttm
1 KiniOAU. COIO.. NOV. 1
lowing, the assassination , of
George Belcher, of the BaMolsv-. :Y. t:-
reus ueiecuve lorcea, TniMst .ru .---,1t'o' 'So
under martial law for six hoara-Mrlf ; .' vI;l . :
this morning. Uelcber waa shot M v.j:. s ''
killed last night In th coatar ajf k '1 i - fy!
business district by on of k aaw ; v.'
ui iimu mil itoi mmmy. uomm asasr
csueiii, an Austrian miner, wsav ar
rested. Tho polio averted . tkat .
Zancanelll toased away a ravaJwar ,aa
Belcher fell. Zancahelll deal IMa.
The authorities asserted the aartHa :
atlon resulted from a coaeolraey at '
the striking miner. Adjatant-Oeaeral
Chase, commanding the mlllua t taa .
strike-bound district, swept., taa s
streets with his cavalry anaftntaatrr.
drove the cltlsens Indoors all eav
forcod military law until eoavtaoad
that danger of further aroabla waa .
over.
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l'-.,;r.
ACTION FOR UNKMFUrTO. , , .
BKATTI.E, Nov. 11. Paaaajta. 'kjf' '
CongreM of bills providing for .taa
aniiilnvniiinl htf IK, llnv,nM ! '
Government projects of tba , aaaaa ; j,i '";?) 7j;
Ployed and the passage of laws aaaw
slonlng the unemployed under faasa
reasonable system, were . urg .' Pjr ,, i
a resolution adopted by the radara i. ',; :'
tlontlon of Labor onventloa kara '
today. Routine bnalaasa uuuaptaa ,
most of the morning aaaalaa. ., ,-,v .'" ,
paris aviator dobs ffnrgia. -
PARIS, Nov. 21. Aviator Canta-':
loop, ascending a mile In tha air hara
today, looped the loop - three tlaaaa. -flow
some distance head dowmward,
nnd (hen dropped two thousand feat,
righting the aeroplane seventy feet
from tlio ;,v. ind, and later making a
nafo lnn.i. .. A high wind waa blow
Ing. HllllMAN K 1 1, I.Kit l WRKCK.
WIXNII'Kd. Man., Nov. II. Ad
vlii's liorn siiy tho Imperial Limited
on the t'unndlan Pacific waa ditched
at Caldwell, Ontario, early this
mornliiK. Fireman P. O'Connor waa
drowntwl. The engine plunged Into
l.uki- Suiierlor, O'Connor being
niiiKlit bunoath th wreckage.
HKNATK NOT TO AIUOIIRN.
WASIIINOWN, Nov. II. The
lienioiratlc Senate steering commlt-
i li'o Iiiih decided against adjournment
i.r I Ihi extra Congressional session,
In'KlnniiiK Iec. 1st. It was decided
nt tho snnie time to hold a Demo-
i-r ii ( I rnrri'iivy caucus Immediately.
I Tim iteniTiil currency debate will be-
111 III iiiv Ol'i'il. niuuua .
wnsT i ii:s m:v kkwaud.
Sl.ile Will l'n '-'"iOO ti.r ( iilivlilli.ii
nf MoiiliTers.
the party.
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:VE CIVE &j GREEN TRADING STAMPS!
s' M.KVI. llr
ti-n'iuii in Ho'
Htrii'in'i-. ii'u
iiiitii"! In tin'
. Nov. 2. CalliiiK nl
fin I Hint :i niiinlii'r of
d-'H hiii" lif.'ii i'oiii-i,n-l
iind Mint tho ninr-
N NKW YKAH'H RKCKPTION.
Hy aiinouni'lng there would be no
New Years nireptloti at the White
I Inline, tho President today broke an-oilii-i'
iireiedent which had atood for
;i h lied years. Instead the Presi
dent said lie would leave Washington
lor a "brief holiday vacation."
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NEW YORK STORE
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FIGHTING WE MERCHANTS' TRUST
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Special Sale of Shoes,
Children's Shoes
$ .50 sott soles $ .39
.75 leather soles .59
.98 leather soles .89
1.25 leather soles .98
1.50 leather soles 1.39
1.75 leather soles 1.59
$2-00 leather soles 1.79
2.25 leather soles 2.09
2 50 leather soles 2.39
3 00 leather soles 2.79
Women's Shoes
Saturday Only
$2.75 and $2.85 shoes $2.59
$2.25 shoes
2 50 shoes
$1.98
2.29
3.00 shoes
3.50 shoes
4.00 shoes
4.50 shoes
2.79
3.19
3.79
3.98
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lam''. Governor
a .rm lamahnn
erirli rnliv let lull
'I I ri.:i.ii v Imard at In
eluiK rnal'd a defleler.ey
lers HI" s'lll
W.hI lodnv lh I
i.ff' ilni; rnr
I llilidi"
:hi-i in.
"i fur llio reward
i.il-. the reward
l. ihe (lovernnr
llll lie liillsllllli-'l
.inl.lliiliH lie ntilailli'.l.
.hii-.i a i-rorlanu. ' ion
ull ri Aiinli offereil in
ler In awii.l .'tililiniiull
Int'ir...
The restaurant of Win. Stapleton.
In the llaynen brick on Jackson
si reel, was burglarised last night,
ahimt so rents being taken from the
llll and Mime pies and cakes stolen.
II Is supposed the thief got in at a
Inn k door. No clew; no reward.
I A. Dean was down from Riddle
loday and reports about 1000 tur
kev.H I.eiiiK shipped from there by
Lousdon Hros. for the Thanksgiving
Hade.
;l Ol' TII.WKS.
(Ml
'he frit ihIji, r'
for tin floral
l:H. I fiKsla'anr'
i r nvcnifiil of our
M.I.ISTKIi ANH
Tl, Olir tintrnna mnA I .1 . l
due notice that we are now iocated
" " " """ii on v.iias sireei, wnere
o linvo Installed new fixtures, re
rricerntlng plant. In fact everything
11. .i'iliil to a first-class market. Tou
will find here the very best meats,
poultry and fish to be procured. You
will like our service toothere is
none better. Tou are Invited to In
Kpert our new shop. Orders by phone
receive careful attention. Phone 134.
Itoschiirir Meat Market, Newhard
Hros , Props.
Men's
$4.00 dress shoes $3.50
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Alexander's Park Lots
KrotiUiiK on the Unipqna Itlver. with a frontage of 80 feet aid a
leiiK'b of -.''1 f'"'t. Is t. mi in."j ci n k to attract attention for the simple
reuni.n that they are greut values. A lot there contains
15,000 SQUARE FEET
It Is p.i'ial In size to four ordinary lu'i. and allows of dividing tha
ground up In front garden, hack Burden, and still have sufficient
ground for vegetables, chickens, or any oihor pleasure. A number
have brea sold already to prominent people, and the price la eary
I,(J0. Hecuru one In tlae before tbey are all gone.
UMPQUA LAND AND WATER CO.
HOX 47l R081BUB9. OXMOM.
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