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1. . WE ARE THANK fiti TftnAV for KATimrft maw rtflNTFRniTQ awh RoirMTiiriTi hadvitct iv Tiir RffAiTTiriti vii -iwvcflWi'r ------- w a vvi a w - a, a w i'ii mi i w vwir (tiii WWWHSAVWM 4 e v a iw w 1 a, ssju IILillu lll'UL T ALLQ a 0 wa ' a - WHAT'S GOIXfJ OX. Head The Review every day for the latest news. Read the advB for your own benefit. It pavi t0 adver tlM In The Review. ROSERURG REVIEW volcWSivi. IIOSEUIKQ, OltKtlOX. I'lU ltSDAY EVENING, KOVKMBEH 07, 1913. I .' t.-.VA -: . iuauM ,--"" ...." .., . - . . n' Thaakaftiriafc HiWP."1'; s Bl Booster msiH P". t. . t - ,.-. ,, "' -v ' T'i aesaBSsBSSsrie9BaBBMEra.-' MANY ARE 10 COME Roseburg the Host For Develop-1; ment Day Dec. 4 A SPECIAL TRAIN FROM SOUTH SdHdild to Bring Over 3C0 Visitors -Nuy Others Coming for Oregon's Great est Development Session Arrangements are now well ad vanced ror the big development meet ing to be held here next Thursday, Dec. 4. A special Ham from Ash land, Medford. Grants Pass and other points is scheduled to bring :'..'.o dele gates to this (Ireaier Oregon confer ence. The Portland and Salem dele gations are expected to arrive in spe cial Pullman cars attached to the regular train arriving at .'. a. in., and these cars will be set out here. Tom Richardson will arrive with this party and has arranged for a special breakfast at the Hotel I mpqiia. Invitations to intend this big de velopment session have I if'seht to every member of the Oregon Legis lature, also to every ,-nni inereial or- irilliliit inn in the st:H,. and ti every Grange In Hong is Cnuntv. Manv favorahle responses ;nf lieing re- reived by heeretary .-m-Ii losser, hotn ! from clubs ami individuals. Among : , , , , pr0,,ll(. tho Portland ch 'ligation will be; President Strain., n. of the IV K. & E.;- " seems-strange that three or Rallwav, the new line to Knite,,,.; a 1 fr times the present quantity Is representative of the Oregon Klectrlc, "ol produced in this county. Nor are Rallwav; John M. s.-ott, general pas-!11'1' I" ices higli here, compared with senger' agent, and II. A. 1 1 inslinw. I elsewhere. Recent retail quotations general freight agent ol the S. P. showed eggs bringing I... cents per Co. prominent representatives of the 'loz''n In Portland ami , .. cents per Portland Journal and oregonlan. 'len In San r'ranelsoo. -ftrn Col K. Ilofer. editor of the Oregon, markets are also abnormally high. Manufacturer, representatives of the It being predicted that In New Wk leading wholesale houses f Portland. I , rr,,,.. ,,t- s w hn nre iirnminent ill the ,b-v elio.n.etil of tbe'nilillil for state. Represent Hue men at lng from the pritiei:ul noint the line, making this Hie n; nl.lo .lev m.i: ltH'M sessinll ei com- along1 t not-1 held In Orell'inT A delegahol, of at least 30 are coming f;om II. i 1 12 nre alreadv signed n;' mini I ullage drove. Marshfield is t., resented. Ill f.n't all W lie rep- gnn is interesie.l n for a united effort this 1 1 1 I. people to help dele!,,: oral resonr. es le i.- a: Industries. 'I'll,, delegations 'i will iirrive on ' h. ' a. m. trains Kiom i and Myitle Creek tie the morning I"'''1 1 111. The spe. trail! Medfonl and linn. ' at 12, noon, an I u'. 8:30 p- in. f"" !""'"' The local comn .'' ,1 I.- !l ,. n s a. at l,l.,i.,l pected art about I' :!. on ar- s,.d to all trains ..uiinllti-e .eh ilele 1 ;i llose- rangeinents, I a committee , will be met 1" to well-nine ill gate will be 1 I ' ,'i'nie'rc'iii'! burg ros house" i d.i Club. The '. rniPMua will 0f tile visitors The afierr. the new Aiitb he open am! H. stores wil big ui'-'-'iri: it is p-okii.le ing will ' e 1 theater i- tin colliniodiii ' - ' ' ' likely to l-e in nients are !e- flOW Illl-etlllg : le i,e Hotel; .velllem-c ! ;'l be all Meli will o.ly. As -ing this 11 attend the ! w ho are riaiige- T. 0. Store Closed All Day Thursday, November 27, '13 A Day of Thanksgiving To All To the public whom we serve, the employees who serve us, and the em ployers of this institution. We wish to thank the people for their generous patronage, and we are truly glad that this country enjoys the generous hand of prosperity that has so lately come amongst us. AH MUlinery One-Half Price Friday and Saturday tz: O Q H Z hi X U o of able speakers here for both places. All imrts of Uoushis County should send large deltgulious, as this occa sion, if proper interval ia Bhown, will ho equal to $100, OHO worth of ad vertising for Douglas County, so Tom Kichardson thinks. Everybody is lu lled to spend a day hero on behalf of a Greater Oregon, CltAWKOKII GIVKS OPINION. Het-lsion lterist rill ion Hoc Not AlU-et tote of .Nov. I. I SAl.K.M, Or., .Nov. no. rsoiio 01 '.1. . -I ..,!. I 1.. ,1... .,.. ..-III 1,A me eiei-iious m-iu in iuv biuic affected by the decision of the Su preme Court holding the last regis tration law unconstitutional. This is the opinion of Attorney Cioneriil Crawford, given today, and hacked up by the Supreme Court de cisions. The decision created cot steruatlon all over the state because it was thought the fact that so many votes were cast by persons not regis tered under tlio old law, and whose votes were not sworn in, might make the election void and that all th bills referred, Die University of Ore gon appropriations among them, would be killed. The Attorney-General says tho registration Is Biinply directory and cannot affect the con stitutional rights of the peoplo to vote. STEADY DEMAND FOR POULTRY AND OTHER PRODUCTS; PRICES HIGH wlth Thanksgiving turkeys brlng- lug HI to 22 cents per pound to tin growers, and eggs worth 40 to -to su icuy nesu eggs win ,.i . .ev per uozeu ueiore .inn. isi The de ggs and poultry seems to "e Sleiuiliy on tne iiicre.ise, nun me. same is true of the various kinds of meats. Hogs, rattle and sheep aro bringing the highest average prices ever known, since t lie I ivn ar period, and dairy products are un equal 10 ine lie, .. There arc oi- portunities In this county for miiltl- . rn Ore-1 plying the present production in tnese movement lines several times over. The mar mg more kets at home and abroad are waiting gr.-at nat- to absorb nil that can be produced, Id up new and at good prices. On every rami j there nre opportunities for Increased he north prndurllon In olio or mole of these '.,', ,,.4;, lilies. Now is the time to begin nr-.- Kiddie ranging to bring about some of that increase lor tne coming jear. ineie I i ilnnger of over-supplying the niarKeis. Ilie ileinauu seems to lie increasing faster than the supply. In several iiisiaines uie ini.ea n. doubled 111 tne luist ten years, anil tho tendency is still upward. The principal question seems to be one of production in sufficient quantities to supply the demand, even at the high er prices. Those who increase their output In any of these lines will reap tl,., 1. merit l,v receiving a lirooor- ll",lll,"l.v "irger Income. 111. KS1 MKMOItlAI. KI NDAV. Preparations aro well advanced for the annual memorial services of Dnsebiirg lodge No. 32l, II. P. O. Klks, on Sunday, Hoc. 7, at 2:30 p. 111. Judge Grant 11. Dlmmlrk. nf Oregon City, will be the principal speaker, and a good program of special music Is also being prepared. These services will be held in the new Antler's Theater and will be over- open and free to everybody. The pub plenty He is cordially Invited. NEW YORK STORE FIGHTING THE MERCHANTS' TRUST The Turkey and the Poets Th Bird- va may '..r' 4 , blv J i up to n"L " you may A " J. . .mt otnnm J "you. "ff"". .,richor .-.,,. 'tis ." wth Ow ws h s ....,iwnt 'K love'v - ,,, uw ....l now 'V !?"' ,J o cr tncir them w." tuaHf " , tlh '",n,:;..el. 'try "ll,n. 11. 'Mr, "I I; ' "ill , ail " "I' I.OCAI. m:vs. I f. 1(. Fancher took T'-aM dinner with relatives a- M l! Miss Mabel vl,ou an I Caldwell, teachers in : 1 . schools, left for tin i,- 1 e homes at Ynurnlla and 1 ia- . this morning for a i-w .! . -. Among the man. lal!',! 1 in rl ies toda V w as one a ' t ! e Mr. and Mis. S. .1. It ChadwieU Addition. M . .1. G. Sleplo nsoii and .la'l ': among the guests. Kev. and Mrs. J. l. 1 ;.u for the north this 1 im-. nier to attend the stale . ing of the Christ ian Chut. I laml, while Mrs. M, (',,:,-,. with friends ami rela i-.- .. ' lr. A. C. S'-eiy l.-fi ler I;. morning, w hete he vv :is i 1 form operations lor .p! -i Seely leaves inlilgM v PniTott for portla-el -. ' II. l-'isher they will .,.ia!-l. i iilatis for ftirnishini: the n tetntile. I With the Kos.-hurg M! basketball team .vl.-1. b ; ! a gulllo with the S ii t l..;rl I :i ' niornlug, were lir. and M-- Mr. I Mrs. K.lw in T t Itlacli, Carl III. ok. II. ;v li Jim Goodman. Clvde C ie i.1 and Vance perry. ' Miss Nora I'm. Ion e- i about fifteen of le r girl fi : a thimble party at lie- Co- I on Kast I.ane street, la t v i:.i-.- IWE GIVE frtf CRIMEN TRADING u-rP GIVE &C GREEN TRADING 7 v' : cfLH the only .nlatf. that Thorn" . . .e, uv ,r hW f"4 . '.. n,rr ' 7" " ?? "o;" .:')."w"'t'i "11 . 'Urf. 1 ?5 I'ltO, A rJo ' to or H-M-M-l-H-H-M at l oy 4 U The Review goes to press .; no .a inday so nil may enjoy .J- t':e rliaiiksElvlng dinner, .edie work of various kinds Inter- i-!-e I with delightful converse, oc ' .inied a greater part of the evening. I. ir.hi i-'-i i-eshinents wore served, af-; t-which the guests departed to' lflr lo'iies, well pleased with the. ho-i-ilaliiv- displayed by tho hostess. Hon. and Mrs. J. II. Ilooth reached home this niornlug, after an extended inn through Canada nnd tho Middle West, wiere Mr. Ftooth nnd other inetiihers of tho statu fulr board were insiiec'ing the great fair grounds of, the count ry, for securing the best I ib signs for the new pavilion and1 oilier features for the Oregon state fair. Thev visited Victoria, Van- , (n-r.er. Cal-.tary, Moose Jaw. Reglna ami Winiiipir, Canada; and St. Pnul, Chicago. In llnnapolls, Lincoln, Neb., and several other big fair grounds iu the rniieii States. They report an i e 1 1 e 1 1 ' trip and fine weather, i reaching the Great Lakes Just after th- big storm. ; .;. Si.ecial Thanksgiving dinner 1 ai tie- rm;iua Hotel from ft to ii .;. s o i lock, 7i cents. Music. e J. g i I I J ! I I I- STAMPS! STAMPSI o 2! or K 2.- .z"a rtt A FM'LKSH OUKtiOX" IS THK llltKAM OK )R. IIODGI- xiMvrionce of Johannesburg Shows How Dangerous These Pests of HIiiim Tnlilo Are. UNIVERSITY OP OIti:t;oN, K gene, Nov. 21!. In far Johannesburg. Transvnal, South Africa. Is under way this full a campaign similar lo ono that Is to reach. If possible every county In Oregon next spring the slogan of this campaign is: In-nth to the fly. The mnn who taught tho method for the Johannesburg campaign Is to conduct In person the campaign In Oregon. He Is Dr. Clifton Kreinont Hodge, biological expert of the I'ui verslty of Oregon. In Johannesburg, at tho minis or ono company, whero 12,000 blacks are working, the death rale is from 10 to 12 per cent per annum. Thai mentis one funeral for each nine workmen each year. It means thai this army of 12,000 men. If un recruited, would be wiped out In less than ten years by death. Hatnuel Evans, chairman of t'ie Crown mines, finally traced the plagues to flies. In summer, which iu South Africa corresponds roughs to winter In Oregon, files are as a black pall over each dinner table So Chairman Evans proi ded In ' Decoiiiber to this hemisphere ami n-si Inspected tho flyloss and mosqulio less Panama zone, where since I'.ooi tho pneumonia denth rate nmom' m c 73 fr; jT. H 73 C V. o H HZZ 1 mm !,-.,..... Europeans hud been reduced 'fro 3.tl2 to .24, ami among negroes from l-4t to :i.41. PlieillnnnU lnrMnK ally, is the affliction that carries off the negroes at the Crowu mines. I'rom Panama Mr. Evans went to Washington, where he consulted II O. llow.nd. chief i,l Ihu It a .nln. niologlciil bureau. Mr. Howard said: i.o to Clark University, at Worces ter, .Mass., and find n man named C. i Hodge. He ll tell Voll how In tat rid of files ' Dr. lloilgn sent Mr. Evana home wltb so Intense a horror of files that ho will not eat or permit his family lo eat food upon which ho sees a fir alight. Thlrly-oiie children of Euro peans ctuplnved ut tho Crown mines at Johannesburg died last year, and .Mr. Evans believes more than bait of them would bo alive had an ef fective anti-fly cuuipnlgn been con ducted then instead of now. Fly conditions in Oregon are not ho bad as iu the Transvaal, but are had enough, and before long the plana of Dr. Hodge to co-oissrate with every town to make, as fnr as pos sible, a "Klyless Oregon" will be an nounced. Hero Is whut nr. Hodge has to say Just now about the Ore gon campaign: it can be done. It will cost nexi to nothing. It will do nioro to make Oregon famous than any singlo thing. END OF NEGOTIATIONS WITH CARRANZA; HALE GOING TO WASHINGTON TUCSON', Ariz., Nov. 20. William li. 1 ll-.l.. I.,ft Ii..,., tnnlirlif nn A limited I ruin for Washington, whore In will report llireciiy lo l-rooiuoui. vv ilu.. ....rnlinr the confer nnces he ,-rrle,l the PreHidetlt'H BDOkeS- man vvlih General riirnin.u, leader of Hie Constitutionalist insurgents In Mexico. tu i..i-ci,t tloit Dr lluln will not return to Tin son. as negotiations with Carraliza liavn neen nroaeii uu indefinitely. . o V. It liiickinghiini returned from a business trip to Corvnllis last even ing, lie reports the collego town as being n livo city. Eber Wright, for merly with Urn DougliiB National Hank here, Is well plcaBud with his new business, lie also saw Prof. J. II. Horner and Rev. J. R. N. Bell, who are enjoying tho prosperity of the O. A. C. tow II. The four daiighlers of Mrs. P. A. Iii-au eujov-d a Thanksgiving dinner at her ho In Ibis city today. The gin-sis Included Mr. and Mrs. M. r haioheau. of stavlon, Oregon; Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Vinson, of Coles Val ley; Mis I. W. Ishniacl, of Cot In go Grove, and Mr. and Mrs. Will. An dersuii. who reside wllh Mrs. Dean. I'odav was also Hie Tib wedding an nlversaiv of Mr. anil Mrs. Anderson. The Grand Grill W. S. Fry, Prop. Thanksgiving Day Xinvmlnr 27th, 1913 1 1 i. hi. to 7 p. m. l'p,ai November's rrosty breath Dm i .i in i'Ii i ,r -! robes we fling. 'Ami . . en, ai-, the turkey's deuth e all logel ll'-r slllg. I IHNM .11- I lll.l-: ll'IIOTK, 75. j ( i! n.j.l.i ojster eocktall I i,:-,ii ic;i turile, Aux Quonolles j i nn-oniiiie; Ci'loetine ( e(y h1 aria, tiueen olives ' I. mlh I de. -t bass Meniere I'-eeines Itiimhart n i , a Iu King. Stuffed rt. i.-ieiirinln, a In Uonlloy i. a.. Ciindi'-d sweot potatoes lioeii eKKIIllg ,! i ,n tm key with cranberry Jelly lit l,l,; nnd chest n tit dressing I ion.' -t m' ilMrkling, united apple. IVino i. of beef au Jus I in a (.,". Cream Mashed Pota toes. a I, .re. mi mayonnaise in leiddliie-, hard and hralldv Slllll-O e- aiel hotnii made mince Men. roff'-O fttlll tea. S 0-1.1 Alexander's l- ioi.t ni; mi the Umpqua River, with a fronts e . lenrli of . feet. Is commencing to attract attoauL M g, reu-on that they are great values. A lot there eoMaJaaT laiall 15,000 SQUARE r-tET : ;:- I' n 11 un in 1.111 10 iui oruiuary iois, and sIImmi r. ' " enemd up In front garden, back garden, and atm v. "'VlalM uro'iiel for vegetables, chickens, or any ok 51IL?" l I,,,,.. I., en sold nlready to prominent people w .C. . ' $ .(,.. S-.-ir" one In time before they tJiSi tnt; UMPQUA LAND AND WAtcq r--2111 tomr- v":' G.YlUATO$TmSCKa hripn faf Crisis (Speetal to tbs BTsalag Rvrtowl. KL PABO. Nov. IT. Rsbsl Usds ' at Juarei pradletad today that Oar- ranaa would b la Halloa w ar January 1st. Thsy said a law not wait this long to sstoMish m pra , visional (overnmsBt, aowsrar. Bttaar . today or tomorrow. It la ballarad a will announce his eholoa of raga. lar capital In aorthern afsxlos la order that an organlaatlot of far mal f oTernment may follaw lanaall- : ately. Oensral Villa la sxpsetsd fey -his followers to start aoathwar4 soon, stopping on ths way to tak Chihuahua City, thaa aarealag straight on to tha capltaL . Porctgawni tat Paar. . VEXIOO CITY, Not. tT Faralga ers here are uneasy. There sre nm ors of a serious situation at Tamptoo. It Is ssld that a Oermaa waraMp la being rushed there, and that there Is a strong llkllhood that America marines will be landed. Such a step. It Is feared, wilt precipitate aa aatl forelgn demonstration at tha capital. Agaiaal landing Mai laps, WABHWOTON, Nov. J7. That Oov. I.lnd Is opposed to laadlag marines at Tuxpam or Tamplea was admitted In administration circles to day. I.lnd reported by wireless. It was added, that conditions la tan Tuxpam and Tampleo district are serious, but not particularly critical, it la said the rebel leaders had agree to respect foreign Uvea and property. Dotalls of the report are aot aasde public. NOT THANKSGIVING ACT. TUMICA, Miss., NoY. -17. Jams HlKgtna, accused of a doable atardor. was lynched by a mob hero today. Church-goers found the corpse hang ing to a ;tree. A COMING CHAMPION. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 17. Jim my cianny, admittedly a strong leruillf IjVVnn fn, tha, ml A A l..lk contest this afternoon at Daly City. no main iidui is Hcneauiea lor z:iv. Tho woather Is fine. BETTING IS RVEN. I.OS ANQELKS, Nov. if. Piao weather prevailed this morning for the Cross-Rivers fight. Both atea were within easy reach of their fight ing weight when they arose. Bach must weigh 1S5 pounds or leas at t o'clock. The battle la mt,hAmtmA start at 3:30. Unusually heavy bat ting with even money la prevailing. ' IXXJAX NEWB. Miss ClavtU rin. i.u ... county Commissioner WUey Utt for -homo at Mvni. n. . IvVT' will enjoy the u.n.i TiZT'' fe.tlvl.l v "". ran mra. ora Welker mmmt . Isadora this morning. whelkeT vis t a couple of daVwIU S2T 121 was marrlori- th.77."? Taa CKy, - left shorUV "t?1" M Lucas. , T, Sutberlin Ban: Wiitmg. uLimL. of Rev. Oeo. P.- Trllli IJ! f Methodist EpBlftI, Sutherlln 1. Tow 'e.S?. the handsnhaTharS ZJZSi 1 traarr ' --awtlaaT'''' 7" pr or nhom I ---9 nn of Bhi w. -. .. 1 aw I aasa.asiaaaaaa.i . nasi ,. -a rarK f , i f j - t
