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ROSEBURG REVIEW
VOLCKB ZTL
ROSEBURG, OREGON, Till RSKAV KVF.MXU, JAM'ARY SO, 1914,
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60ETHALS ACCEPTS
OOIRT HOLD8 NO VOSH
TO STATE WAS SHOWN.
Will Be Governsr of the Canal
Zone April 1st
Attorney General Fails to Bet-are
Judgment in Penitentiary Fund
(W WU1 Take Appeal.
SALEM. Or.. Jan. 27. Proceeding
on tbe theory tbat the state must
A. HARVEY SQ.LS HIS
INTEREST IN GROCERY i
Of HARVEY & EASTMAN
i
Another grocery store deal was
BEHEAD TWO WEN
ACTIVE DEVELOPMENTS
AT COOS BAY TOWNSITE
PROGRESSIVE LEADER ONCE:
I IS A DEMOCRAT HOW.
show damages to recover, circuit concluded In this city late Wednesday
Judge Kelly today gave Judgment for afternoon. Hy this transaction A. I
the defense on the pleadings In the Harvey, of the firm of Harvey &
suit Instituted by Attorney-General Eastman, sells his Interest to V. V. I
Crawford to recover from Governor Uarvln, a grocerymnn of 18 years',
rflNHNllr INnmNlTnY West, Secretary of State Olcott and experience, snd who came here from
WnilHUL lilVUinilU.1 stBte Treasurer Kay, 116.000 alleged Fairfield, Nebraska. He has two,
!to have been unlawfully expended brothers here, one being employed j
from tbe penitentiary revolving fund. Wuh the S. P. Co., and the other at
! After the decision the Attorney-Gen- Harth's Toggery, lie is already In
rSWTltiM 14 Wil UllW Nl Mtlt IMt- erml declared that he would prosecute charge. Messrs. Harvey A Kas'iuun
- ,..,.! lh, Qiinfnma rt V. .. . n .1 r, .. n ...... .1 l,..alnauB 1 1 .. r- till,.
U UPHOA, V HI . - . II U D UUUV " (UVU
I Attorney-General Crawford first wm doubtless continue to increase
moved for Judgment on tbe pleadings their trade under the new- addition
for the state, and the court refused to' the firm. Mr. Harvey's future
to grant the motion. Then the de- plans are not yet announced.
tense made a motion lor judgment on
'the pleadings, and It was granted.
The court held that to recover against
WASHINGTON, Jan. 29. Colonel the officials it must be shown that
George Goethals has accepted the the state suffered a financial loss be-
Governorship of the Panama Canal cauBe 0f the expenditures, and that
Zone. He sent his acceptance to the the pleadings did not so show.
War Department, but the text of the . shall carry the case to the 8u-
message was not made public. Sec- preme Court," said Attorney-General
retary Garrison made It clear that bis ; Crawford. "1 believe that no money
acceptance was unconditional and for should be paid out from the state
an Indefinite length of time, thus dis- treasury without an appropriation
posing or tne rumors mai uoema.s fir8t being made to pay me same.
Executions in Berlin Eer
der of Relatives
Mur-
Prominent Albany CHIieu Says Sense
I nf Public llutv Demands New
DURING PRESENT YEAR
ALBANY, Or.. Jan. 28. I. R.
Joseph Kreis, who last August . secretary of the Progressive
negotiated the sale of the Coos Hay f;0" Cen,,rl, Committee, one of
Townsite Co s. fine tract on Coos the three delegates from Linn County
ONE REGIONAL W
That is All tbe Pacific Ctssl is ; v ;
snkla U laW, ff-Tkty Hiy It
Dtprtci frm U. S.
(Special to tbe Evening Review).
MINE WORKERS ARE DISTURBED
Believed hat Private Detectives Are fi
leyrd tt Disript CwtveitiM Mine
Strike livestisatioas
Hay, Is In this city for a day or two.
accompunled by Wm. L. Oarham, a
to tbe Progressive state convention
at Portland, editor of the Progressive
real estate dealer of Portland. This "'w pupusneu
proporty was owned by several local """" ' " "
and Coos Hay people. Prop- V"TV I .'
crty in the townsite is now reported he bnl.kown aod mo,t ct.lv, "Th
.a ....i... j.i. bers of the Progressive party In this
nients are expected there, beginning '"""'"I r durln th rocent
about June 1st. Several Industrial " -". ;j " ,
plants are going In, among the first ,orn" ?ntliaLH?? . ? t
being a cannery and-food products 1 registered with County Clerk
i,..i.ii .ii kinH. . 'Marks as a Democrat.
m.i, i..rri. .i.hi. .nH nih.rl Asked If It were true that he had
ffwiH tirnililrtK will hn hannlAd Vsrl
1 .. i ,i i -i... ... . said:
'....i . i, i. tki. "Yes. I have come to the conclu-
(Sperial to Tho Evening Review). to is ncrosB the bay from Marsh- lon ,n,t Present Wilson and the
IIKHI.IN. Jan. 2. Two women f,.d and North llend and has excel- Democratic members of Congress
were decapitated III ltutiiuor prison ient harbor facilities. Mr. Krels has hve "n"1 ood on each and every
(registered as a Democrat, Mr. Scbults
would serve one year in the canal
lone and then accept tbe police com
mlssionershlp of New York City. The
President's nomination of GoetbalB
was sent to tbe Senate today. Its
speedy confirmation is expected. His
appointment is mude effective on
April 1st.
THE ELKS TOOTH.
Grand Grill Fixlunn.
Another business transfer taking
place Wednesday afternoon wur the
sale of the Graiid Grill ruruisliliiKs.
"6 .""r 81 "rr';; J.. I,?' t0,h,v. one w... Kraiska Zl.nn.er. .-it nf den r.h. rVsibilii ie. Vlf contained In their national
l.euiweii, .t.i-,i.,y ui 111 a,m-..,( .,... "1 . . " . L I 7'."." nlmMrm Th tariff and currency
mother. The other was Joshua Kub- eounlies and expects ureal develop- ' hv been passed and they are
nebn uim kill,.,) her IuihIiuikI. I loth har. in iii ....i t.n .ur. 14 both meritorious measures, drafted
went to their deaths without a sign iHO a consulting engineer for the ' tn Interest of the masses. Busl-
nf emotion. Idaho-Pacific railroad, which has ess has not been Injured as a re-
several miles of railroad graded in suit of the passage of these laws, and
HAS MANY DISTt'llllAXCES. Southern Idaho. As to the develop- n the contrary shows many signs of
INlil.XNAI'OI.IS, Jan. gti.-.go vlo- ient of this line he has nothing for marseu improveiueui.
on Cass street. He will prouauiy
start a restaurant elsewhere, while
Mr. Frye, the present owner of the
Grand Grill, expects to Install new
furnishings there.
B7 PEH CENT OK TII.I.AHI.K
IjAXD I'.NDKIl MOTIVATION.
GE. GOXZAI.KS EXILED.
The big feature chorus III the Elks
musical comedy, "The Elks Tooth."
will prove a revelation to theater
goers. No traveling attraction could
assemble so many charming glrU In
one company. There la volume to
their singing and life and grace to
Deiuirtment of Agriculture INt linalin
H2,HMI,IH)II Awn Are Nut
In I'm".
MEXICO CITY. 29. That General ! their dancing. They will wear many
Fernando Gonzales was to have been I beautiful costumes, all of which were
president It tbe plot against General j designed especially for this produc
Huerta's life had succeeded, is stated 1 tion. Following are the members of
by the newspapers here. General ' the chorus: Misses Margaret McClal-
Only 27 per cent of the tillable
land of the I'nlted States is nctually
ut.der cultivation, according to esti
mates of the Department of Agricul
ture, based upon reports of :!., tHin
correspondents. These reports were
obtained in order to gain Information
as to the tillable area of the fulled
kWon, Uto added, was slated tc The ilen. Maude " Wilson, Setty Hin.es. States, the a.,,.n.nt of land that can
the war minister. General Itascon Is
going to San Salvador, this meaning
that he Is exiled from Mexico.
HEAVY KIKE LOSS.
MANCHESTER. N. H., Jan. 29.
Fire destroyed an entire block here
today. Including the AmoBkeag Na
tional Bank and two department
stores. The loss Is half a million.
Four firemen were Injured.
HEARING POSTPONED.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 29. At the
personal request of Secretary llryan,
tbe House Immigration committee
again declined to hold hearings on
the Raker alien bill. It is declared
Bryan asked for a postponement to
prevent a renewal of the dispute with
japan.
XO MORE PAXKHl'KSTH.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 29. A dras
tic amendment to the Burnett-Dlll-Ingham
immigration bill was adopted
today by the House Immigration
committee. It provides for the de
portation of anyone, aliens or citi
xens, assisting In the Immigration of
persons, militant suffragettes In
cluded, teaching the destruction of
property.
MAROONED PASSENGERS.
SAN PEDRO, Cal., Jan. 29. Bear
ing 241) passengers who were
marooned at San l.uls Obispo by the
recent storm, the steamship Santa
Clara arrived here today. Because
all reservations were taken at San
Luis Obispo, the steamer was unable
to stop at Santa Barbara where many
other passengers are still waiting to
get to tho outside world. The vessel
also carried 500 sacks of delayed
mall. The coast line railroad is still
blockaded.
Hazel Kuvkendall. Florence Lllburu
Gladys Gage, Velle llarker, Mabel
llryan, Flossie Kldd, Getrle Hllde-bui-n.
Grace Lawrence. Ethel Qulne;
Mrs. S. S. Josephson, Mrs. Clark L.
Ilargar: Messrs. Ralph Qulne, ('has.
McKll.lnnr, Fred Marshall, Wendell
Bell, Earl Stewart, Geo. Tucker,
Louie Hln.es, R. F. Durbin.
ient and persistent were the disorders publication at this time, further than
In the Culled .Mine Workers' conven- t liitt the general outlook Is favorable,
tlou lie ii' today that it was rumored ,s to the development of any par-
t lutl private detectives hail secured ticular section or locality,' he thinks
admission nn.o.iK the delegates and that depends largely upon the actlvl-
were trying lo disrupt the orKiiniza- t Ii-b of the people of those localities.
Hon. It is said that thirty were f they wait for outsiders to do this,
present from a I'iltsliurg ..getiry, nnd Huch development often comes very
that Ihey had orders to seize every slow,
opportunity to start a commotion.
Whether the reports are true or not, SAYS THE WEST IS
It is a fai t that uproars are eolitl.i- y
.tally hrenkiiiK out upon every I..1-,
UKinahle pretext.
THE I'UCK POIl ACTION.
CAFETERIA SCPl'ER.
The ladles of St. George's Church
will serve a cafeteria supper in the
Parish House, 214 East Cass Street,
on Saturday afternoon from u to 7.
Menu.
Roast beef with brown gravy
Corn Beef hash. Mashed PolntoeB
Spaghetti with tomatoes
Fruit salad. Tomato salad
Cream pie. Lemon pie
Cheese
Gelatine plum pudding
Bread and butter
Tea
J. P. Smith, of Sutherlln. was a
visitor in this city today on business.
ALASKA PENNANT WAS
ADDED TO THE REVIEW
LIST ALREADY OFfERED
A FIXE HORSE FOR SALE.
A splendid family horse; city
broke: high bred: fine driver; per
fectly senile, anv woman can drive
him: big and fine roadster; fine sad-i pennant to the list next week. Only
die horse, or will work anywhere. 1 5 cents and a coupon for each, or
See him at Deer Creek Livery Stables. I 20 cents If sent by mall.
Again tbe demand for those fine
pennants offered by The Review has
exceeded the supply on hand and we
are again compelled to offer a new
one sooner than expected. We offer to
day an Alaska pennant, the same size
as the Oregon and Wisconsin Cnlver
sity pennants previously offered.
Orders for any of these will be filled
right along, as a new supply of the
Oregon pennants is due to reach us
tomorrow. In any event, orders will
be placed on file and will be filled
Just as Boon as the new shipment ar
rives. We expect to add another rino
not be used Tor crops that have to lie
plowed but available for pasture or
fruits, and the total number of acres
that never can be used for agricul
tural purposes. From the returns,
which were generally very consistent,
preliminary estimates have been
made for each state and for the Cull
ed States. Further Investigation in
the far Western states may modify
somewhat the present estimate for
those states.
The entire I'nlted Stales, excluding
foreign possessions, contains about
1 .'Hill, 1100. (Kill acres. ()! this area.
about CO per cent, -or 1,14 O.llllll. I
acres, is estimated to he tillalile; lliat
is, capable of being brought under
cultivation by means or the plow.
This Includes land already under
such cultivation and that which In
the future may be brought under cul
tivation by clearing, drainage, inl-
Cake gat ion. etc.
Three hundred and sixty-one inil
Coffee "on acres, or l per cent, are esti
mated to be non-tillab'e but valuuMc
for pasturage or fruits. Only 21 per ;
cent, or :i!ly,ll'HI. UOII acres, was esli-,
muted to be of no use for agriculture,
present or future.
According to the census of limit, '
the land area in crops where acreage;
was given was :il 1,000, niiu ai res. I
This is about 1 ti per cent of the total
laud area, or about 27 per cent of the
estimated potenilal lijlnhle area, or
the I'nlted States, excluding foreign
possessions.
in other words, for every 100
acres that are now tilled, jilnnit ::7"'
acres may be tilled when the country .
Is fully developed.
TEMI'KHATI HE DROPPING.
CHICAGO. -Ian. 2!.. The tempera
ture here Is falling five degrees hour
ly. At noon the .mercury was 117
above and Mill tumbling rapidly.
XEIIRASKA IS FREEZING.
OMAHA. Jan. 211.- The cold wave
has struck Nebraska. In some parts
of the stale zero temperatures ure
registered. The poor and unemployed
are suffering Beverly.
STRI UK INVESTIGATIONS.
WASHINGTON. .Inn. 2!l. Two
conitnlltees from Ihe House of Repre
sentatives leave here .Monday for
Michigan and I'ol
miners' strikes i
'Che Investigations will start as soon
as the coiiilniiteeiiieii arrive. It Is
eslimnted that the Colorado coal
strike investigation will last bet ween
three ami tour weeks, and that of the
Michigan copper strike from four to
five w ecks.
In the February American Maga
zine, Ruy Stunnnrd Haker heginB a
new series of letters from Ihe field
entitled "Seeing America." His first
article is a report from the West,
through which ho has traveled exten
sively of late. In connection with
tin. "Safety First" movement among
the railroadB he writes In part, as fol
lows: "I live In Now England, and have
to truvel much on New Knglund rail
roads, which of late huve shown
themselves to be the most dangerouB
to human life, perhaps, of any in the
world. We have had great talk there
of the necessity of more snfety In
truvel and have thus far done noth
ing practical. Hut in the West
While 1 have always admired, and
still admire the personality of Colonel
Roosevelt, I am firmly of tbe opinion
that Presldeut Wilson has maue
better President than either Roose
velt or Taft. 1 believe that the great
majority of Progressives will drift In
to the Democratic party and will do
so because they buve confidence in
Wood row Wilson aud approve of the
record he has made since taking his
oath of office.
"1 ask no favors at the hands of
the Democratic party and am actu
ated by no other motive than a sense
of public duty in registering as a
Democrat."
LikdytoGrf
SAN FRANCISCO THE LOCAd
letriif it Seattle Imp Oil fafitt
WM hr U tk NtrtM frn -
l nrnlm the sooner
, cress there. "'"V IT ''
W. W. Taylor. .1. II. Taylor nnd
Louisa Sued have lilcl a suit in the
I'ircuil I'imit against Mahula. Nora.
Elvln, Oli n, l.cnia. Lester, Velii.ii and
I ; it 1 1 Kn)ey. lo ipiiet the title to lot
S. and the SW'i of NW'4 of Sec. I.
irtical. Hut In the West, no
do they think of a thing than
it's their youth
ami inexperience, I suppose. The
Kust seems to see. first of all, the
many excellent reasons why a thing
should not be done, but the West sees
first of all, the reasons why It Bbould.
"Two or three years ago the Mid
dle West began a campaign to secure
greater safety In travel, which has
bud an amazing growth
B. F. Nichols, of Riddle, said today
that he expected to announce
himself soon as a candidate tor
county commissioner, Instead of
county Judge, as heretofore men
tioned. Local politicians are credited
with having brought about this
change. Good roads will be a lead
ing reaturo of his platform.
, o
The furniture and draperies for the
now Elks club rooms are expected
hero tomorrow morning aud will be
tnatulled without delay. Everything
Is expected to be In readiness for the
grand opening on Feb. lit. Admis
sion on that occasion will be by In
vitation only.
(Special to Ths Erasing ReTtev). '
SEATTLE. Jsn. 11. WbU 8Mr-
tary of tbe Treasury McAdoo taek .; .V,
pains to Inform the audlanc wboa , .v'
ths regional bank hearing opened to
day for the DresenUtioa of ItatvttU'a
claims for such a bank, tbat bo all-
nlflcance should be attached to any ,
question asked by him or Secretary .
of Agriculture Houston, It was art-';'
dent that tbe whole pacific coast m 1
to be Included In one district with
central regional bank at San Fraa
clsco. The proposed plan to embraoa V
Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Mon
tana In one district received a hard
blow when President Backua of tho
National Hank of Commerce, repre
senting the Seattle Clearing House .
Association, admitted that there h)
little trade relations In Seattle with ,
Idaho. Oregon and Montana. ' A
further setback was experienced when :
It was developed from questions by
the organisation committee that ore .
If the four states named were In
cluded In one district, the capitalisa
tion of all their National banks only
totals (43,000,000, and would there
fore be able to supply only li,M.';
000 of the necessary M,08t,fB
under the six per cent terms of tho
law. Governor Lister and Eageae
Wilson of Tacoma, also spoke. Tho
hearing will be concluded this after
noon, and the committee goea to
Portland tonight.
LOCAL NEWS.
T. Tin' il;iiiilifTn ciiiim Unit
Sinn.- (if llii'iii havi' l.fi-u In HiitHitHioii
,.f tl ..-iv l,.r li-n viiftrx 14 tnl tlillt
First' ure th cntchwonlB. 1 heard of I wuh hnd.
the movement In ninny pi area. At
Cliicauo the Ahhoc-IuUoii of Commerce
Ih heli hid It, and the coroner has ap
pointed u pnhlle committee to deal
with the loiidltioiis. All the great
ruilroadtt ure Interettted. The North
wcHhTN has had the work under way
The O. C. Club gave their find
dunce of the year laat nlKht at the
armory. About .10 couples were pre-!
ent und all exprertwd tho deulre that
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WW LIUU BUUII IUcui null ssiws i - . .
Safety the near future, as aurh a good time hore tnm afternoon trom mtraiora
Miles A gee, of Applegate, Joa
phtne County, left for noma this
morning, after spending teraral day
on a vUlt In thia city.
Mrs. F. V. Frana and Mlaa Oladra
French returned home at Sutherlln
tht morning, after spending a day
with Mrs. S. U. Evans.
K. O. Stewart, who was stricken hy
IllnoHB Wednesday afternoon, was re
ported much better today and expects
to be out again very soon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mnyfleld arrived
in it h;ite.-r. I
;ttI A . on mt ;u
plaintiffs.
arl K.
;il Ion
Wlmherly
c)h for tin
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urt."
lit) UN.
STKWAHT.- To Mr. and Mrs. Cot
don Stewart, of Laurel ('rent, Tues
day, J miliary JT, 1M I, a hoy.
My an order or the County Conn
toduy, T. A. K. Lyman was appointed
guardian of the persons and estaies
of Arthur and Helen Srhoeiii. minor-.
The estate of the Tornier i valued at
$:tini und of the latter $mju. .1. V.
Luae. (ieorgt' t.. (ilynn ami W. .1
llayuer were appointed appraisers.
mati.aiion of "Tlx
('up.'" Ii Chaj. Villi I.
Issue of the S:itHidiu
will in- the big ph-i'ir
Antlif H Tlit-:i i r Imni
jiiid evening. Tin- i
ami out mi u ill tli
The Nasliilh' S'ud
for two more nights
day night, with
sp rialty r-atn;es.
a piei ure dra
luternatloual .our, in a recent
; livening Post,
" leatllie at till'
iirow afternoon
an Ldh'oii film.
loroughl)' enjoy,
tit s w ill remain
ionlght and l-'tl-iw
soiign and
Lady Wi.shii.g:
pllllt.il tills !'
.11
aiiH hK
the Kn
felltP
iminy
suits are truly notable. Ralph C
l(h hards, the official In charge of the
safety service of that railroad, nhows
that In three years ended June 0,
1!H::, rompared with tho three years
ended June ;in, 1 :M n, the records
show thai :
IK! fewer employes were killed.
H:i:t fewer employes, were Injured.
d.V.t fewer passengeiH were Injured.
l::;! fewer out sldcra were killed.
I.. 7 fewer outsiders were, Injured.
"The West is actually beginning to
tli ink first of human life, then of
property. A ml when you come to
think of It, tills Is Ihe very core and
csm-ih e of the progressive movement
of which we have had such wide
spread report a movement wider
Hun any political party."
GRANTED TEMPORARY
INJUNCTION IN CASE Of
SCHOOL DISTRICT 124
Judae Itlcc, of ll.o County Court.
Knuiti'il u tun.iiorary ri'ntruli.li.K
orili'r toilay iM.JoiiiitiK tlm Hluirirf .mil
County TrcaHuri-r from iciIIimIImk tho
will upend several days visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. W. U. Hess, ot mis city.
.loKi'i'h lluRlies, or New York, who
vlBltcd a short time here with N. T.
Jcwett and family, U'ft for Gardiner
this aftnrnoon, where he la to teacll
Hrhonl.
I Tickets are on sale for the concert
of the Coast Artillery Band, of Port
land, which will be given at the Arm
ory on Feb. 4. it will be a benefit
I performance for equipping the gym- ,
naslum of the new armory.
It. K. Mleth, engineer for the Port
liiml IIHiIkk Co., builders of the Oak .
rot u rued here today to
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IiiIiIkk cnnHtrix'tlon.
We Give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps.
NEW YORK STORE
NEW TODAY
New Ruchings
New Ginghams
New Hosiery
New Crepes
New Silk Foulards
New R&G Corsets
FIRST PRE-SPRING
SHOWING
of Suits and Sport Coats
Nifty, Jaunty, Clever and Catching Styles.
A Garment for Every Fancy.
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I'M nl,..,.. M,.,.l ll II I 1 1 11 .11.111-1111! I'll II III1'
Ihi hud III Ihe Clrririt Court. The I Hiiltirduy, Keb. 28, wus the time
reiiient fur the restralnliiK order wu net by the County Court for the hear
flleil Wednemlny bv A. It. Downs ami Ik of objections, If any, to tha final
Cecil llriiBK, who lime large l.oldl.iiti iiccoiint 111 the eBtate of William V.
In that dlxlrlcl. Tin- heiirliiK will or- (lilliiin, deceimi'd, filed by the admln
cur during the February term of lutriitnr, tl. Wayne ISIllam. A balance
,;urt. '"f '-' I" unown in ine accouni.
COOK WITH GAS
CLEAN, QUICK. ECONOMICAL
After you have ouce used it, you
will never cook with anything else.
Htoves Installed at $21.00 op.
UREGONVJAS&CLECTRICCO
X)000O00OO000O00O00O0OO000
We Give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps.
$50,000.00
Umpqua Power, Ice and Development Co.
(IN'COIII'OHATEII)
Denlres (o Infuriii the citizens of Koaoburg that the company Is Issuing
15-)ear C'.'r gold bonds. The money will bo expended In Rose burg
the coming spring and summer In Improvements In Umpqua Park Ad
dition. Mechanics of all kinds are kindly Invited to Investigate the
different improvements. Information will be furnished by address lag
Hot 476, Kosoburg, Oregon.
Umpqua Power, Ice and Development Co.
(INCORPORATED)
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