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Newspaper Page TextHELP BOOST YOUR HOME TOWN BY HBLPINQ THE ALUOREQON BOOSTC WHAT'S OOIKQ OX. Rod The Revlsw ROSEBURG REVIEW f"h latest newt. ReS the advs. for Tour own benefit, it bays to sdver Un IB The Review. TkMftC Big Bfc. voLcna xvl ROSEIU ltO. OREGON, K.Tl ltlAV KVKNINO, NOVEMBER , MM. la thie year. Some, however, reached 35 pounds, and many 30 pounds. Most Ever Marketed at Oakland on Any Turkey Day INCREASE OF FIFTY PERCENT hiker AstHiskes Dealer Win H.s Built 200,000 Tirkeys n Ue list Italy five Years (Spoclal to The Evening Review). OAKLAND, Or., Nov. 21. Today was Turkey Day In Oakland. At 9 o'clock in the morning the procession of wagons, loaded Willi their precious freight began to arrive by dojens, by scoreB, literally by hundreds before the day. was through. From Driver Valley, from Hlce Hill, from Coles Valley, from Kellogg, Trom Upper Calapooia, from Fair Oaks the wag ons cuiue pouring In ainuiu, each bearing a load of from ten to 200 turkeys. From time to time a four horse team drove up to the ware house wilh a farm wagon piled up to the toi of t liii sideboards and then heaped up with 22-ceut meat. Ily 0 o'clock lu.nuu turkeys had been brought lo town. Though Oukland has long been known us the largest turkey shipping point in the slate, the number brought in today probably exceeds auy previous Thanksgiving ship ment. "I never dreamed there would be so many," said tiarry Young, the Oakland banker, who in the last 25 years has bought and shipped out of Oakland 2uu,uuu turkeys. Hereto fore the ordinary Thanksgiving ship- a nuve ueeu iiooui uuuu, Wltn about 4000 more at Christmas time, and u few to epicures at various times of the year. Oakland has therefore produced this year about fifty per cent more turkeys than usual. The local price is 22 cents a pound. The turkeys will nverage above 12 pounds. With the turkeys today there came a sprinkling of iiogs, chickens and ducks, all dead except tile latter, which from their crates every now and then lifted their voiced in sten torian protest against the universal death about them. About three carloads will be shipped out of Oakland, with an ad ditional carload, hoimlit by Carry Young, from Itoselmrg. Wells Fargo & Company annually purchase i:ino Oakland turkeys as Thanksgiving gifts to their employes on Ibis coast. Practically all the turkeys in the county are bought by two Oakland dealers Young : Company and Bridges Brothers. This afternoon two large warehouses were fairly ceilinged with suspended turkeys and their floors were covered from back to front with heaped up crales. These ten thousand turkeys mar keted in Oakland represent the iir gregate of hundreds of small herds rather than a few large herds. F.very bodv up and down the Calapooia Val ley raises a few turkeys, hut nobody overdoes it. The largest herd this year was owned by Isadore nice, of Itice Hill, five miles north of Oak land, and numbered :'.''.",. A. 1.. Dear, living one mill' north of town, had a bunch of 2'i. There were three or four "SO-head herds. Forty or fifty Is the average herd. There was no phenomenally large turkey raised this year, l'eople tell about the flfty-pouniler shipped from Oakland In days gone by. No fuch big but "tough old cubs" was brought Koaebui-K Ships 041,000 Pound. Approximately .10,000 pounds, or two and one-half cars of turkeys, Is Roseburg's share this year of the Thanksgiving shipment of turkeys to outside markets. This means a re turn of about $10,r00. The ship ments covered the past three days, which will practically close the con signments before Thanksgiving. The birds are divided between Puget 'Sound and San Francisco. With the two cars that left for San Francisco last night went (ieorge Stearns, who represents E. G. Young & Co., of 'Oakland, who also took n heavy ship : ment from there. I The condition of the birds has been exceptionally good, and the dealers I have hud little trouble In buying. I Dealers stale that there is a good i market and on nccouut of the division between the north and south points, a good price is expected. I The shipments of the local dealers are as follows: ' Harvey-Kastman Co. .... 1 8,000 lbs. George Kohlhagen 12.1100 lbs. Mllledge & Pickens 10,000 lbs. Jack Dawson Sl.tiOO lbs. M'AM.IHTKIl'S XKW TIU.W, I ON "VICK SCANDAL" (ilAKOKS. Dissenting Memlx-i of Supremo Court t.ive Forceful Opinion of TlM'ir Own. SA1.F.M. Or.. Nov. 20. Following the precedent established in the Dr. Harry Stan vice case, emanating from Portland, by a bare majority thq Supreme Court today reversed the conviction of K. S. J. McAllister for a similar crime, and remanded the case lo the Multnomah County Circuit Court for u new trial. In a dissenting opinion, written by Justice MeNary and concurred in by Chief Justice Mrllrhle and Justice Kakin, the majority members of the court are soundly scored for their decision und for allowing the prin ciples laid down In the case of Start, whoso conviction was reversed, and who was permitted to leave the country without retrial. The ma jority members are Justices Ramsey, llean Moore. Burnett. I Justice MeNary said unless the principles laid down in the Start case are overruled by the court, they will remain a fruitful source of embar rassment in administering punish ment to those depraved individuals affected with moral viclousness and degeneracy. IEVY IS TEN MILLS Voted by Roseburg School Dis trict This Afternoon UCK OF INTEREST IS SHOWN Mailers !r.Ydwfj Cur J45.CG0 Eiirjs (ht Bit i Handful of Voters lor Their CvliMsVldliM CITY JURY LIST DRAWN FOR THE COMING YEAR AT THE CITY HAIL TODAY At the Bherial srliiH.l floctimi lliis afternoon at tlw Lam- si huol a ten mill tnx for nrliool immpokcs wan levied fur tho onmiitiir war. Alihu nf III III ll Illtiiri'Ht In ntnl'i' l:i v tin i'ur ' III tilt? city, only I I vntrs wvtv cast, ton in favor and four uiipdst'il Id the school board's rccoinnifinlai ion. The mrt'tiiiir was ntu'iied at li o' clock by J. A. Huchnnaii, chairman of the board of dircrlors. ulili tho board and three other Interested per sons present.. lieoiKe NVuiier read his report tig 6 hool cli'i k. w hi. h gave tho estimates time had been made by the board und im-ltided In the budget for the comfnir vear. and recom- 'meiided a (en mill tax, ihe same as 'that votad last year. M. .1. Cray uas the only person speaking against the tux. Mr. Cray faid that the taxes were growing heavier every year, 'while the property valuation was also lm-reasing. It was pointed out that the new rourst's added this year, with the necessity of paying oh an In debtedness of $!iMM reipiire a tax of ten mills. Tim motion was made by Hon. .1. (. rullcrtoti to ote on tho tax of ln mills, and the polls to remain open until :t oVhx It. The judges w or M. .1. Cray and I. I. Mathews. With a ten mill tax I hi- amount raised will be ulmu; $:!."., mi ac count of the iiii-n-ased valuations of the property in the iliMri.l, instead of $ :: ti, imhi, as est i mated by I he school board on the last ear's as sessed valuations. A nine mill tax on tho new assessment Mould have brought a larger sum for the mining , year than a ten mil! tax did !ir the present year. might state thut It u contemplated .that the tax would b re.! need to nln mills, but in view of the fact that additional btudies have been added, WiaiiK'ly manual training and domestic science, which alone entail a cost of approximately f;lU00, and which In ttttcir will take a one mill levy to maintain, u will be necessary to levy u ton miil tux, an you cr.n nee by the above fiKures that that amount of money l necessary In order to main tain the Bchools as they should be maintained, and to-provide for pay ment of tho indebtedness when It be comes due, which approximately amounts to $110(10. Tho aboe estimate Is not a fueaa, but the actual si m of money neces sary for the maintenance of the (shup'a tMti yrnr. The tear hers' salaries are derived by taking the monthly pay roll and multiplying It, by nine. 'I'll.- salaries of U.e Janitors,! and other salaries, as given above, are the ninoiintB paid now for the maintenance of the schools. The es timate of the amount of money neces sary for Improvements, fuel, supplies und repairs are baaed on the amounts necessary for those purposes In past! year?. I might slate that the city school. superintendent reports there, are now; ;.it non-resident pupils attending our schools, prim Ipally the high school, and are paing no tuition. The board j has not In the past charged a tuition.! Tho county school superintendent ; IuhI year . refused to allow District; No. 4 to collect the per capita of the respective districts, maintaining that a contract between the two districts was necessary before that could be done. Itespctfully submitted, tiKO. NEUNKR, Clerk. ponems maintained there waa one yresenr. VcskoIn Hull for Tuxnara. ' ,ca gunboats aragora, Progresso and Vera Cruz sailed hurriedly today If II L - TL - from lhl harbor. It la reported they COl N'TY 1MNI ISNCK TO K NI'KXT OS IIOMK ROADS. GdUttkAMoa FALSE REPORTS DENOUNCED Otdtriif lit Omtm htsMt Mevd to ke Utl Stat if tab Fir Dtsurvitf . Tlw Mokm (Mpess ii- UH AI. ttMiAli EVKN'TS. Tin- city jury list for tW onmlliK year was iliawn this inortiini; In tin' offlip of Hi- lilv iwiinliT liy .lospph Mic-i-lll. J. i. Zun-liiT and (i. V. W'illl liiTly. Tin' list rillns: A. II. C"V. .1 I.. CliaiiiliiTH, .lni llrallilsi. M. Ki.kl. I'. A. Klfkl. Ilnrl Holmes, A. It. Ilannn. J. I'. McCarthy. II. F. I'liEo. I I. iirv Hlili-nonr. Krnost I'nradi, !i. A iiliak. r. .1. Wfiidcli W'riRht, W'.irn n Iliairy.'Thos. riibh, II. .1. llelin. Hum II. Kvims, V. C. I'lait- lor. W. A r,ni W. I". Harris, V. H. Ilaliiinlni. 1'. S. Ilamlllnu, .Ian. A. I'rrrv, C I'arks. C W. i'arnill. II. M. HiiIIkIi 'k'l'. A. ('ri'asi)ii. K. W. nillaril, II. T. Mc('lalli-n. T. A. Ilaf fi'ty. Kdin T ;, .rnldii. WnK. Tllnlli- a, .1. i. Willi. ifind, I A. I). Hradlr Crollrll. .las. i'ulaii, IS. Illldi-lumi. K A ! Kt-zarti'i', II. riu.in Mcmrf, .1. II. MHZ. . Jaa. (. Pit-n '. .las. K. AVIinliiTly. I', liakcr. S. II. I'rtiT lluri'li. .1. .liilinson. i. W. Marks. Maiirir A K. Milnlir.-. (i. SIl'Plll'IISOll, I Annual ScImhiI itinl-i't. To tin; Hoard of imr H ainl Tax I I'aycrs of Sihcii.l Inlrhl Xn. I. I liuimlas Cnuniy. (Ii-i:oii. ' I'nrsiialil (a lln r i'itl if tin' linard of dlrcrtors. I haii' I'N'l'aiHl a Ijlldcvl ti r the i.mkil,.' i-.isl of in ;i I li I u i ti i n k Hi'" si liiinls i.r sc huol clis (rli l Nn. I. and Hi" ahmiml nl nmiwy niM'i-snai'y to take ran' of Him indidit I'dni'ss oT said ilisti ii I for III" urn-lit "ar. and l-i! lo siilnnil I In- tnlluw Iiik lor your ionidi'i .it iu'i . to wil: lj.liilr'iiH'iif. TMai-liMfs' salarns for mii- silltih' yi-ar :'. Two jaiiilms. ni'iiitlis I.I In ml 'i'liri'M janitors. ;i nn-nMis 7 1-"" "U-rk Truant OITI. .T . . I'rMinliini on iiir.uiain M . . I'owMr, iii;lit. wal"!-. i:.i-.. SlliiliMS I'll' ! 1 til 1 1 I'll M 111 ' Ills II. 'pairs ItMlison M'hool I'l llii ial . . Ili'lisoll srliool. hiIi"mI . . Old )i:li si liool. priin ipal Hillll S' llOl'l. i!i!i'!.-l . . . Int. on onlstand. wari.m .". I ii mi I 'h; on 1 I HO IHMI Mil I OHO III) 1 o no n no o on J. V. Ti'lnplin. W C. Tipton. II. Ilrotzki'. ;. Cox. .John M' Ki'iin, K. C. !ws, li. 11. Mi'lton, A. M. (!alltiKli"r. luTi' atnoiiK tho Doer I'rppk pooplo :n town today. Total J I :.n Itii'ipl-. Ton mill li-iy on f.t.nnn.- i valualioii J '". o" Tax from county and state school fund, approx ... I I.'.'io.iiii Total r ipts I !.. .no. nn In connection with tlm al'o" I On Wednesday nnd Friday after-f noons or nils wmmk, a nuniner oi me KoseliurK ladies enjoyed one of the most pleasant purlieu of thiB season. cjM'ii liy Miss Josephine Parrott and Mrs. ('. W. I'aiTott, at the home of thn latter on Knst DourIbh street. The I'arroit home was orettllv decor ated with larue. Iieautlful chrysan- tlieiiiums. The affair was In the na-j line 111 a illinium mi , uu uuoj ntiKcrs kept pace with merry talk and laiiKhter. At the close of the afternoon, delicious refreshments were served hy the hostesses. Mrs. .1. H. Zurclier, Mrs. 8. E. Col lier anil Mrs. 11. A. Hradbtirn were tho chariniiiK hostesses at Thanks KivltiK progressive thimble, parties at the Parish house Wednesday and Thursday afternoons. The rooms were decora 'id In red and yellow and brown chrysanthemums, apples, pumpkins and turkeys. I'pon arrival cacti Kiiesi was Ktven a place card assiKliliiK lo r to n certain group. At the cud or enry ten minutes, the Kiiests pulled larite wishbone (paper ones, linwpi'Ti to see who "pro ".riKscd." Much merriment was caused by this novel nielhnd. On Wednesday, I ho hostesses were as sisted in Hcrvlnir by Miss (lenevleve Skinner, Mis iiobertii Heavens, with MisH Mildred Wilson at thu punch howl. limine, lunch Miss Mnrle W:ilsh playe.i several churiiiltiK piano solos. (in Thutsilav Misses Genevieve SkinniT, claia ItleHiiuuer. Helen Wol lenheri; and Klorenco l.llbnrn assist ed, and Miss Walsh again rendered a number of m-i v enjoyable piano solos. At their home on South Jackson street this eenluK, Mr. nnd Mrs. Win. Hell will entertain a number of their friends at cards. The Kdcnbowor Socialist local itave an entertainment and box sup per at Hie Macrahen hall last nlKht which iie'ieii the party about $50. j The South I r Creek orchestra of I'1 nieces ua. nrcHclll. Severn! hlnnn solus were :,l-o enjoyed. A pillow! raffle, iii which Mrs. M. A. Ferguson ' won, was an object of much amuse-' ment. About were present and a goi.d tun" was enjoyed by all. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Jones. Mrs. A. Fisher, P.ii;i.II.-m Valley: K. I.. Itlcn. Iilllnrd, w. " anion); tho Hoseburg isitors to..i . I (Special to The Erenlnc Review) tuy staff correspondence). VKKA CROZ. Nov. 22An lumliiatin explanation of President Wilson s Indifference toward llucrta a various exhibitions of "flro eating" was furnished the United Press to day from a source of unquestionable ittiiauuiijr. ii simply stated thut Huerta has been drinking heavily lately; that on several occasions he Is reported to have reached a uiuvm or actual Irresponsibility. Violent outbursts are said to have occurred at these times. Realising the unim portance of the drunkard's ehiill tions the Washington administration hasn't thought It worth while to notice them. Iloth i.imi n.i ir. 8haughnessy, It Is understood, have referred to tho dictator's habits In messages to Washington and the ad ministration has received dully re ports concerning his condition. One account was that he habitually drinks chainpulgn for breakfast, topping off tho meal with cognac. No I'm! est Was Mao. WASHIMCTOV Nov 99 tary Bryan toduy Issued the follow ing statement: "Tho statement pub lished this morning to the effect that the administration has protested against Knglsnd's action In sending warships to Mexican waters, is abso lutely false. In denying this I desire to add my condemnation of publica tions of this kind, made without in quiry Into their truth or falsity. A denial cannot reach all who may read such a statement, nor can I prevent discussion or editorial comment predicated on such fnlso statements." Smarting under the many false stories, widely circulated by certain news agencies, representing the Mexi can situation as much more serious than It renlly It, Secretary llryan Is sued the foregoing statement. In private conversation llryan re ferred to the story ns a "malicious falsehood." Fear ltelx'1 Atliuk. I.AItKliO, Texas, Nov. 22.-- In evi dent expectation of a rebel attack, the Mexican federals at Nuevo Laredo are entrenching. An exodus of refugees Is already In progress. Mexican Papers False. MEXICO CITY, Nov. 22. - In spired by the Huerta administration, the local morning ucwapupcrs as serted that President Wilson was about to recognize Huerta, and the El Dlarlo went so far as to say that llryan actually signed a roiuuiiiulea tion to that effect. No Quorum Declared. MEXICO CITY, Nov. 22. Foreign dllllfltlinlH urn' tuullltiir wllti mm h curiosity to see If the speaker will HKaiii Hectare no quorum preseni when the Chamber of Deputies meets this afternoon, t'uder Hie law Con gress Is automatically dissolved In the event there Is no quorum for three successive days. Many helli-ve that President Huerta has decided on this method of ending the present session. The speaker declared no quorum yesterday, although his op- North llend Harbor: The flood Rosds meotlng here Saturday waa attended by a very large delegation from the east and north of this city, none from Marshfield. three from Coqullle and Myrtle Point, and none from llnndon. Tho meeting waa presided over by Supl. Itaab until President Morrison arrived, flood roads and bond Issues were discussed as was the various possible outlets. The large delega tion from the north of course wanted a road and so much may ho said for the meeting they got whnt they were after. The gist of the meeting Is practi cally an agreement lo spcud the JlMil.llim to be raised by a county bond Issue on roads within the coun ty, then when we learn for a certain ty which is the better route to build out of the county connecting with a similar road from Douglas County, this is to be done. POMONA (illANtiK I'HtMlKAMt. The Douglas County Pomona Orange will hold their regular ses sion at tho Odd Fellows' Hall In Itoselmrg Saliirday, November 29, l!ii:i. The follow lug program will be followed: il::ill A. M. Meeting oikmi to Orange members only, (loiiorul busi ness, under direction of Dr. C, If. Ilalley, Pomona Muster. Musket lunch will he served at noon, und all members are invited to tiring along a basket and enjoy this sociul hour. 2:110 O'clock -Meeting open to everybody. .Mush South Deer Creek lirnngc Orchestra. Itecltatlou. "Why Pa Itidn t Join Hie liruligii" Helen (irne. .Music South Deer Creek (irnnge Orchestra. Address -Market Hardening, by Prof. Moiiuet, (). A. C. All (ini liters please nolo the date and arrange to be present at all ses sions. MUS. o. C. MHOWN. Pomona Lecturer. MAIL ORDER BUSINESS SAID TO BE SAPPING THIS COUNTY Of CASH IIElL HARYAP kkt5 li S, O : PrCSttt it sssssXi.lhv (Special to The vsjtfM WASHINGTON. He- currency bill was lw Senate this afteraoM.k banking and currency with It came two tutoa, one by tho "aW Democratic committees- other by Senator Hltakl crat. and five Repnblleaa . the committee. ' Chair served notice today tfest, open tbe debate oa . tfc measure Monday. . ., j Mora Flam (Mrea.4 The President sent W J today the nomination al , Williams, of wasningioa.. ternal revenue collector of t and John F. Pugh to be ea. lector for Alaska. - The Senate today eoaflr nominations of Dana Chile, postmaster at Bpokaae, asv Cornwall to be postmaster s cow, Idaho. . ,.i. liABOn CONVENTION ST SEATTLE. Nov. II Th last day of tbe Ameriesa.t, or Labor convention. The;! session waa taken UP' wK"9 sion of ine eieetncai- wesw troveralee growing oat of the ) tins A Blectrla Company's at, San Francisco. The selecttea next meeting nlaee and the of officers will be held bit k thla evening' . ,s .sjj.. DOWHKV OLD BU IS Cambridge, Nov. 1!. ar defeated Yale at football today I score of 15 to 6. Harvard tatd i the points through goals frosx ment. Y"'o made their a through ri safety and eoe f i ment goal. It was a brllHast - About 48,100 people atteaeed Ou s o a THE BIG DAYLIGHT STORE IWE GIVE fr)t GREEN TRADING STAMPS! THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST NEW YORK STORE FIGHTING THE MERCHANTS' TRUST u OS y Hi Green Trading Stamps are saved by 4500 people in Roseburg, and there are only 150 who do not know the value of green stamps. Join today, the ranks of stamp savers. Good anywhere inU. S. A. Iteports have been acruniulutliiK of lute ill the larue sinus ir money lii'lllK sent nut ir this cuiinly every luiinth Iii ihe mull nrib r houses, for kihiiIs. H'ew persons, II si i'liis probable, who tnaiii' Ibis .1 practlre. reali.e the seri ous effect tills will have upon the cninuiiiulty an. I eventually upon tlii'iiiselves. Money sent away Tor such ninio!.is never returns, while that which Is p'lhl to homo dealers is kept in eiii-tlliillon III Ibo com- iniuiliv. I r k bi"t nth It Is snui Unit I'i'iii was sent out of llralll to Hie mail oriler hoii-es. In liosehiirK ilinltit: the past three days about jl .mi i: :..iM lo ham I n sent away from 'Ins ciiv thr.einli one local In- stinilii':i tin i" l" l ii it tour niiiiss, lli. e.M'-s ill ati'l the postnUIro u ,, h haliille such n inittances. It Is estimate,! t It:. f ' ' per II be, ii i-.tirn; o'tt of nil IblS IH'iieiM'. iIIm.Ii.i: w.ii'i Ii liolilel t" ext. lit contest. 1 1 1 1 rant k, ur,, NOV. 11 eel Ssl : Cornnck. fears fnr Iim. ufai " exiiressed by Miss Elsie Day. at Bsa .Monies, iowb, toiiowing ths flap of a revolver, a bloodstalaeri . coat and a school book. wBii Day's name Inscribed oa the hsaV-. In a box car at Aurora. BL. ... 1. 1 ..i. ui t-. . . . . , . a " '" navea sae leaasi fes Miss McCornack, Is teaehiaa ashaat , near here. She declared todavtw ( no., tin. "ui kuuw HOW U9 to no in tne boxcar, - colintv lately is ili'aln, like a bncVct. Is i to- Mipply sooner uho are setnllng ,11 feel the effects, 1, -il of the ("ilu- , I'ioll of this (II tl.l.i tteek's issue lA' iiiiiK l'ol. from r.o '.i v. ill be pub- I I't-r, a ii'l l lii'ti Hie l aav iilolu' will lllillii! All i-V"!'!1' ' mailer apn ,,r the Sal il t hli h soim llsli.'l loon. TIM II MAII It WINS HACK. I.OMmiV, Nov -'-' Halinntlan. owne.t Iii I,. i i'.im. a ten to one shot, won 'lie Niivmlur li:iielliap at Man chester ti.il.iy. Wnr'-I'K l.irl was ,,, , .,1 . r II. Ii'l. 'i nern were In aiiiriei-t. To our .:i'riil,1 niel Iriellils: Take .lije liolli.' ;'ia' vt' :,rl' I'"w located la ,. ,r new ..: " 'a .t street, where ., li.'ive ln . i- I tieiv 'Ixtures. re frlteratlnt pl:.n'. in fact everythitiK ,.., lr.,1 l, a firr' cl.is.t market. lntl I:. I, I t.-h ' like our "i Vir ' Shi' iii rr.iefnl a' Itosetillll' Meat HloS . I'l :. will !i 'ili'l I l v will none I spi best meats. , l,e pro ure. I. You . :, ' loo - l here Is are Invited to lll , i inlers by phone ,-- ' Intl. I'll, iia 1 .14. Market, Xewhard I AHI.KH TURNED OH Wltn. " I. W. Ws. nemaBd Release If a iL .liaqMI(UrL ,7 T HALKM. Or.. Nov. 11. Uad v. leailcrsbip of Mrs. Jean BhZd , woiniiii labor agitator of PmSS I delegation of Industrial H77Tf Ihe World Invaded tbe eKf til? and nfter belli- rnr,.i "Sr nun aims LUllian UirKln. BB of the state Industrial BeheelTsir deiniinded her relase, and threaulTS to storm the city when ha m i to comply with their reoals After admonlahln- thnv carried thelf KU m. Hon no would fight theas m i... i.. t. . , . m m.mmtm as against mob rule la flaatkZTSJ i no ilovernor dismissed theas Hie llllderstanitlnv Ik.. L a present their grievance te TiL. -board of control tomorrow hwT tlmt they might forcibly attseuT. take tho girl from the txaUtauZvi night ho detailed sevsral twaJiTfLj the iienltontlary to guard I i?i they will remain there aatULasA siired there Is no farther l.llllun Larkln la It mifcivs when arrested In Portlaad aaI of vagrancy and COMBtftta? il school, had led an errlag hvZ St city and Vancouver, ft la sa t Ine- her commlttmeat aha I cersted with a Baaihar at li women who were aaae - -rioting, and from that trT Interest of the I. Vf. Vt IWE GIVE GREEN TRADING STAMPS! XI Frnnlinn Alexander's Park Lc' iilnt; nn th l 'Mipipia Itlvcr. with a f ronUf of C IL-T' i !, y arc Rrcat values. A lot ther COtU4tT ' ? 15,000 square ratttT'--;;ii . t...te nr, liinss IaI. It 1 i-imil in tu 10 iiiur ormuury inm, idq tlloVtl ITd iUll U' Ml IMMii r."' SlUU Kill tefjaa. Kroiin-1 fr v-K-tblrt. chlckeng, or any other pUau7 Itavi? b'n H(!d '.irrmly to prominent popl, 1,0(1. rs'curr ui"- i" ov.iviiio hitj mil UMPQUA LAND ANO W not 470 :e;