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Newspaper Page TextMORE STRAWBERRIES, MORE PEOPLE, MORE FUN IN ROSEBURG MAY 21, 22, 23, WHEN ALL OREGON WILL CELEBRATE STRAWBERRY TIME WHAT IS GOING OX. In war time, ejection time or any time, The Review prints all the news. Every person should read The Review and keep informed. VOL. XVII. KOSKUURG, OREGON, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 7, 101 1 No. 58. ROSEBURG REVIEW T Interest Increasing in Mass Meet ing DEFINITE ACTION TO BE TAKEN We Can Benefit from Panama Canal Only by Getting Direct Transportation to the Coast Work at Grams Pass per day; laborers, $2. SO; plow teams, $5; slip teams, $4.50, i Two men are today employed in putting engine No. 1 in repair after its nearly three years of enforced idleness, and its vibrant whistle will soon rip holes in the atmosphere. Ar rangements are also being made for the relaying of the rails connecting the mile of ruils laid on the KIggs road, now a part of the municipal line, with the Southern Pacific track, when the cars of rails and other ma terial as they arrive can be switched to the mutilcipal line. Chafin Eorces Win and Lose in Prohi. Convention MISS ELEANOR WILSON WEDS SECV.McADOOAS 14th WHITE HOUSE BRIDE HALF IS IT TOLD COIN'TV COURT ORDERS. STATE PLATfORM. IS ADOPTED The County Court In session today (Special to the Evening Review ). I WASHINGTON, .May 7. The simplest of ceremonies today marked tho fourteenth While House wedding; and the second of Hie Wilson admin istration. Miss Eleanor Randolph' Wilson, youngest daughter of the President, was married to William Gibbs McAdoo, Secretary of the j Treasury. Only members of the Im mediate family of the bride and ?racttonrawrH"!rwt8w favor the AboGtin of Useless Commissicrs Md??'8 ',olk",K1'?, ' ',-' ,llc cabinet with the Vice-President Wbec ' Ti,'"it" a erroe- HifhCT Salaries for Ail ":; "hll were present. ,MW4, sic. ..i. l P. -3-u, as errone- a , ... . ,,, nllIl acts nnd asking for the establishment of a neutral tone for the benefit of foreigners there. An answer is peeled today. Howard reported that fighting continued between the fed erals and rebels all about Mazallan. CoiistitiKiuiuilists win. onueweltcfo'Ssu?: Horrors in Coal Mine District reiidored to the coustitutlonulistB l rebels), tu-cordiui; to a dispatch re ceived by Adolfo Cimillo, the coiiBtt- tutionalist consul at Los Angeles, j front Minister of Foreign A flu Irs Ku belu. More Itefuetx Kiirouto, WASH1NUTON, Muy 7 Under tho Itrazillun flag's protection a refUKoel train bearing ttOO Americans left ' of federal forces in Northern Mexico " a 'sr '."1: Wn and Children Still in Their Beds, It Villa Plans Capture of federal Army at Saltillo Reported Upon REBELS MAY SOLVE PROBLEM STATE TROOPS fIRED ON TENTS Efficient Employes Increasing Interest Is being mani fested, as the time approaches, In the big railroad mass meeting to be held at the Antler's Theater Kriday night. Roseburg is now confronted with a condition which never before ex isted. Definite action must be taken for building a railroad to the coast, and that without any unnecessary de lay. The immense timber resources of this county will never be de veloped until transportation to the sea is assured. For a generation May G. W candidate otisly made and not in conformity witlt the certificate of assessment held by Robert 1). Wny, and ordered the County Treasurer to muke a new assessment of the property. i In the matter of the taxes for the ,..,P0RTMNr)' 0le' vear 19118. assessed against Sec. lti. u inuepenueni Til .1!-l. find th X'ftpnnh-Orpe-nn i.iinrl en hiivhur nnnlled fnr an order "er election, was unanimously noml to have the land specified freed from nil,pd for "ie E"e office late today a lien held bv the countv on account by the Prohibition stale convention, of a tax delinquency amounting to 'hlch concluded its two days' session il 17.7U, as levied in 190S, the Coun- an1 adjourned. ty Court decreed that the request be The forces led by Eugene W. There was none of the pomp and ceremony which attended the mar riage lust November of Miss Jessie Wilson to Krnuels Howes Sayre. The fact that the groom was a widower In fluenced this decision. The ceremony, which occupied ni. Would Mean Quick Collapse ef fluerta and His Dictatorship Dr. Edward Ryan, who was released' from custody an hour before the train Btnrted, was among them. Ryan was arrested at Zacalocas and threat ened with execution as a spy. is Alleged fatal Auto Accident- New Governor General asHesseu aguiusi Dec. 10, - ------ - . , . . . . .. 32-1, and the Neenah-Oregon governor in me iorincoming govern- ,""Y' "i" 7,,,,,.,, T.iV,J , 11 ..i ii-.i - i iirti' pipf'tinn V!i iinammniis v nnml- K radices Folsom was wedded to Presi dent Cleveland. The nuptials iere almost identical with those of the Cleveland wedding. , It, too, was a private affair, wlih only a dozen or invited uueats. Rev. Sylvester granted and the Hen removed. The Chafin were victorious in preventing o( ,rrllu.Blon delated, lie court found a mistake nad been made adjournment of the convention until in the Sheriff's office, having applied after the forthcoming primaries. the. tax to Sec. 1G, Tp. 31-9, and the when it was proposed by their oppon- there has been much talk as to the land which was then owned by .1. R. ents to put Die Prohibitionists EX-GOV. 6EER WAS IN ROSEBURG ON HIS TOUR CAMPAIGNING THE STATE E order to help rid the state of burden- County. great benetit which the Panama Canal will bring to the Pacific Coast. So far as Douglas County Is con- cerned, we can only benefit from the canal by getting direct transportation to the coast. That a railroad will be built from some point in the coun- j ty is already assured. Whether that point will be Roseburg is for the Roseburg people themselves to de- i termlne. Everybody should attend the big meeting Kriday night and hear the matter discussed. it is evident, from past experience here and elsewhere, that the only way to git this movement on a defi nite basis is to follow the plan of Grants Pass and vote a bond Issue or $;)U0,0u(l und commence building. Only about ten days ago their action was approved by the Supreme Court, and this was promptly followed by the beginning of construction work. Regarding this the Grants Pass Courier of yesterday says: Work Is ruder Way. Men and teams were put at work edge of such instances. this morning on the railroad grade at the south end of the railroad bridge completing the grade where the Riggs road, purchased by the city, connects with the right-or-wny. This change will reduce the heavy curve of the Riggs grade, and will make the line ready for the rails from the river on. Other crews are to be put on the job at once, many having replied to the advertisement of the chief engineer, and from next Monday operations will be rushed, this week the work being largely pre liminary. A great many have also responaed to tne call for tie and pil ing cutterB, and no difficulty is an ticipated In getting the necessary ties and piles to keep the work go ing without delay. Pile cutters will he put at work at once, as about the first work will bo the fixing up of the bridge over the Rogue. This will be repaired so that cars can be niton nvi.r and the piling as the false work In building the arches of the permanent span bridge, tho building of which will require more time. Engineer Harmon says n,.,i the temporary bridge will be Marsh was consequently sold to the record us county for delinquency. indorsing some of on the nominees of other parties. The anti- Chafln faction, however, gained a naHon o, v;"cadates,'of ther ?!".... first .net Secretary did like service at the last White House wedding. Secretary McAdoo. the groom. Is 51 years of age. He has six children living nnd one grandchild. Miss Wil son Is 24 years old. She Is the most vivacious of the President's threo lra I'mitiin lliivnn linn film! suit '(Special to the Evonlng Review). I In the Circuit Court, through her at- ,h 11,6 Evening Review). EL PASO, .May 7. General Villa torney, John T. Long, ngainsi u. u. ..mj i. wcciariug mar. Is known to be planning a master .Maynard, ror a judgment of $1127. IB, " has not been told of the 'atrocl stroke In his campaign against Huer- alleged to bo tho purchase price and 1 es committed by the imported Hes- ta, by the capture. If possible, of 10,- interest and taxes on a lot bought '"" tne i-oiornuo strike district, by her rroni the dofeiniant in ins uouonj, e.-.-uue nepre- llarvard Addition In West Roseburg. sentative, and Mrs. Evangeline The purchase price was 2i)0, nnd Hearts, the committee appoluted by according to the complaint this Denver Women's peace organl amount was to be paid In full by nation to Investigate the Ludlow nor December 1912. The contract was today filed a sensational report southward their line of retreat is cut entered Into on Jan. 3, 1912. She n Governor Amnions. In connec- off bv the rorces of Generals Bena- claims to have paid all Installments, tlon with this report a full Investlga- vides nnd llerrera, who are now be- with Interest and taxes, but alleges tlon is demanded of the Governor of fore San I.uls Potosl. The rebels are that the defendant refuses to turn the militia's and mine guards' doings In overwhelming strenirth In this ver n deed in the nronortv as agreed. In the strike zone. The chief execu- campaign and expect to enrry out ueu soldiers ut Salllllo. He Is ap proaching the city from the west, and General Gonzales Is closing' in from the East. To the northward the garrison has no avenue of escape ex cept into rebel territory, while to the parties, Including U'Ren for Gover no. The full ticket us nominated is as follows: United States Senator H. II. Stine, of Med lord. Governor W. S. U'Ren, of Ore gon City. Ex-Governor T. T. Geer, who is Congress, third again a candidate for the Republican I. Moulton (Progressive) candidate, nomination for that office, was In of Portland; second district George Itoseburir tndav. He was elected I,. Claver. of I ill bier. Union County: r...i-,rnni itl lln.imn In 1UUM Uncuvu first illKtl'tct W. II. Meredith Ilt! he wants to be Governor again in (Democratic candidate), of Curry wo we!' man of the Democratic National Com mittee und came to the "summer White House" at Sea (ilrt to confer with the then Democratic Presiden tial candidate. Iloih Miss Wilson nnd McAdoo had i. ,.. . . It., 1 1, u'ui-a fuml 1111HI1 HI lUliimuii. o,, ,, , ,., l ,-,ll. district- Arthur ' ""'' ''7'7 enJ$! "fL,, tlon onlv to find that lluerta has lost the power to bargain for or on behalf their plans for wiping out the last big force of federals In northern Mexico. ('4IIuno Seems Xonr. VERA CRUZ, May 7. The disin tegration of Huerta'B government within a fortnight lfl predicted by foreigners recently arriving from Mexico City. "I believe the United iii.w Klv (1 lllccs. 1 lieu- act iiaini- nnceshlp at Sea Girt ripened here In Washington when McAdoo became of the President s nilnnrers. i nu constantly together. Miss Noma McAdoo. one of the secretin-) s DOUGLAS COUNTY HAS 6625 DULY REGISTERED VOTERS FOR PRIMARIES ,u,,lJ I.,.. ...Iw, l ii until- nr sn voiine- Bome taxes, which have increased 300 Supreme Judge C. J. llrlglit, ot """h ' ..,,. '., , i.r ,.,,iniit ,a n.ill.iu- W l llnmunv I lpmn- i 111,11 .n"" This aftornoon County Clerk Lenox completed the footings, for tlio regls- of Mexico." said olio. The govern- traiion ot voters 101 ui in ...... j nient In Mexico City, It Is stated, is election to be held In Douglas County growing lax, tho police are becoming on Kriday, May In. Those who aie Insubordinate, criminals are unre-. otherwise qualified may vote by uso 'of t lie Miami A system, unu uu-..i6 rliflcd to by six freeholders ol ine per cent in the past 10 years, and The Dalles: v . .M. itnmsey I nemo- help to revise the hampering legisla- cratic candidate), of McMinnville. tlon which has been keeping large in- Stato Treasurer I). Lee Pagett, vestments of capital from coining Into of Clackamas County, this state. He cites personal kuowl- Prohililtion Sliuid Explained. In declaring for state-wide prohi bition in his platform, ex-Governor Geer declares that the state should no longer remain "half dry and half wet." He asserts his belief that pro hibition will be to the benefit of the state. William H. Attorney-General Trhwllii nf Knlmn state aupt. 01 i-uiuic inauucuun , ,,,. rili the en i-Diniianlon. They took long uuto mobile drives and walks together and McAdoo was Miss Wilson's favored dancing partner. r,... ir. Dm Wilson tradition that the hoodoo numiier, was Curtis P. Coe, of McMinnville. State Engineer John II. Lewis (Republican candidate) of Salem. Railroad Commissioner Frank J. Miller (Republican candidate), of Salem. Labor Commissioner Mrs. Lucia giigement or .Miss vt nsou ".'""" rctary was announced on March 1.1, That'dav was also Kriday and friends of the Wilson family laughingly ob served that an especially fortunate .i.i. l,,i, ln.pti seiecieci iiir ine strained, and even the loyalty of tho troops is doubtful. Every indication pointed to a rapid crumbling of the dictator's authority. lteliels May Solve Problem. WASHINGTON, May 7. The rebel successes In Northern Mexico this week are beginning to clear the Anierlcnn-Mexlcan atmosphere. The Washington udinlnlstrntlon is confi dent that lluerta will eliminate him self or be eliminated by his own fol lowers as soon as tho rebel conquest of tl' northern stales In Mexico Is completed. From Rafael Zuliaian, HlLmlncr nntni-iinl1i.nl nnrf nfTIHnl- FttXton AdditOIl, of Portland. ism for prevailing high luxation, he Circuit Judge of Multnomah Couri polnts out that state appropriations ty John Van .ante (Democratic now amount to nearly J9 for every candidate), ot Portland. The platform as adopted places tne nounceinetit, from tne u iison sium.- urrumui .''J came u itfiitnii.u.i ui Prohibition party on record in favor f,red a nervous shock from a fall or safeguarding the initiative, refer endtiui and recall, abolition of use less commissions; raising of salary and efficiency Btandnrds of passable In two weeks with tne en gine and work train. The engineer's office has been put on a business basis, railroad office methods being followed. "Bulletin No. 1," issued from the office Wednesday morning, fixes tho rales of wages to be paid by the city of Grunts Pass, by authority of the pub lic utility commission, for labor upon the municipal railroad work. The acale Is as follows: Foremen, $3.50 person In the slate, where five years ago they were $tl, and fifteen years ago only fit. As a remedy he prom ises "energetic use of the public pruning knife, right and left." He declares also for enlarging of the homestead exemption law so that employes to those of private busi- cvery family may hold Its home with- ness; co-operation of slate and Mi out regard to Indebtedness; for Na- tlonal governments In expansion of tlonal woman suffrage; for reclama- rural credits and irrigation and de tion of arid lands on a plan throwing velopment projects: conservation of . i ,,0,i the greater part of the burden on the public reserves; National legislation also usea . ..i. r ,,.m,. in iih- l-euerai iiuu-i iiuieiii; iui tx i:umnc- mr vn eiip.-. mmi. m it..... ... hcnslve plan of road building under proportional representation; the pro- a bonding act, and for amendments posed amendment empowering the of the tax collection laws, to place Governor to remove from office dcre- them on a saner basis. lict District Attorneys, Sheriffs nnd Constables, ami the proposed prohl- t i -.,.. i,.riin i,i i, bltlon amendment to the slate con- S. P. Detective Coturrl were given five days each In the county jail point. . An expert needlewoman hersell, she did a lot of work In fixing the trousseau herself, aided by Miss Mur- p. it-limn. Mrs. Wilson, who suf- . . in month or more ngo, mis n ..... to assist. It wus partly because of w In.llsnosltlon that the private stitutioll. Public weddlng was held. Miss Eleanor, It is understood. Had nopeu i ..- wedding with "all the fuss and feathers," as she was quoted us ex pressing II. of her sister, Mrs. Sayre. Not a word was obtainable today as to the bridal trip, one report had ....... ... ,.,, I., would lake a brief European tour, as did Mr. cv,n hut this was disci: cause Secretary McAdoo is just now an extremely busy man, and his Pres ence In Washington Is almost im perative, owing to the new currency law going inio cue. i. and Mrs. discounted be- uiiu Saltillo, San Luis Potosl and Tamplco will be In the rebels' hands next week. Ho reiterated the denial Unit differences aro developing be tween Carranza and Villa. O'KlmiighncsNy Won't Talk. WASHINGTON, May 7. Nelson n'Sliiiughiiessy, the recent Charge d' Aff aires in Mexico City, arrived hero today, but flatly refused to discuss the Mexican situation. It Is believed Hint he Intended seeing Secretary Hryan this afternoon. The adminis tration Is believed to bo secretly an tagonistic to O'Sliaughncssy, and It is cxpecied that the meeting with Hi-van will be a stormy nllalr. u iirecinct In which they desire to vote Tho registration totals by party designations lire: Republicans Democrats Progressives Prohibitionists Socialists Miscellaneous nnd refused to give party arfillnlton Silir. 1 9 :t r. 10(1 1811 2117 lllfi . Iili2 tive Is called on to withdraw the re quest thut the Legislature create a state constabulary, and instead take over the mines for operation by the state. "Whatever feelings we may have had that the nccountB of the mine war were exaggerated," said the report, "was Boon disirelled. There is no question in our minds that the militia's attack on the Ludlow tent colony was planned carefully und executed In cold blood, the strikers being totally unprepared. Many wo men and children were still in bed at l lie time of I tie attack. We found that Major llamrock tested the range of the machine guns by firing into the first lino of tents. Later In tho engagement the soldlerB soaked paper In oil and used these ub torches to spread the conflagration." FATAL Al'TO ACCIDENT. PASADENA, May 7. Dr. C. A. Whiting, president of the Pacific Col lege of Osteopathy, was Instantly killed, nnd his wife, Dr. Lillian M. Whiting, a noted osteopath, waa se verely hurt, and their son, Lorenzo, aged 20, painfully Injured, when nn automobile In which they were riding was struck by an electric train nt South I'usadoua today. Tnlul The total for Hie city or Roseburg, for all parlies, was 11139. On a charge of larceny for break ing Into a locker In the Elks lenipie ,.ii il... evonlnu of M w 3. and steal ing, bo It is alleged, a quantity or I liquor valued at $20. warrants or nr- . ..........I tl.lu orinrimnil liV , u,m,m iiL-iiliisi Frank appointment becomes effective in Oc Weichleln, Archlu Clow, Delbert lober. ParkB and Edgar King, all youths ori " hi cltv who. according to the oBI- The eighth grade examination or cers, i re giving too much thought to admittance to the high schools be- a good time. Parks, being under Id gun this morning and were held ?ear of age. will be tried by Judge throughout the county. n Hosebur. ;.. ... i i ii. lu even- the examinations wero held at the Inc.' King and Welchliln appeared NEW OOVEItN'Oit (JKN'KltAli. LONDON, May 7. Prince Alexan der of Tcck was appointed today to succeed the Duke of Connaiight as Governor-General of Canada. This l.er.irn .liisllce MiirslerH tins Blier noon, the runner pleading guilty ana ,i, i,.n..r iint inilltv. Tho Justice ... ,, , i.-n ine iiinui iim ' Sliniighiifssy will aee President W 11- fiM uj wou,, sentence King Monday, son tomorrow. Mlly 18i wim, ie other cuse would lielicU Hi-op lloinlis. I,e disposed or, but commended hlni WASHINGTON, May 7. That n rol. ,llH .,,), confession, on accoiim rebel aviator dropped two bombs , ,i,.Bir,i for Immediate trial, Their names were given as Austin Ilensroter and Guy Silvers, recently from Canada and Montana. Among their effects was an I. W. W. book of songs, written "to fan the flames of discontent." Its apparent pur pose Is to nrouse antagonism against all kinds of industry. MARRIED. HOIlN. from an aeroplane Into Ma.atlun weichleln will bo tried ut 5 o'clock Wednesday, killing three persons and t)llH 0Veniig. wounding eight, Is reported by Ad-, HOWARD KAISER. At the homo JACKSON.- At .liinrtlon City, of Rev. A. C. Vernon, who off 1- 7, mil. to Mr. and Mrs. elated at the ceremony, In West Jackson, an 8-pound girl. Roseburg, Wednesday. May G, Mrs. Jackson was formerly 1914, C. M. Howard and Minnie Ethel Shape, or Uils city, und Kaiser, both or Looking Glass. sister or Mrs. Albert Abraham. May Karl Miss is a Howard to thu Navy Depart- George Protztnan, who was arrest ed Tuesday evening ror till nssuim on 111 1 en incut. This method or righting has Involved great danger to foreign lives and properly. Admiral Howard and I ho German naval commander at Mazallan wrote to the leader of tho rebel forces protesting against such Red Cross Shoes, Munsing Underwear, R. & G. Corsets THE BIG DAYLIGHT STORE THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST m.Mtn&$itkyomrfoof THADB MARC NEW YORK S TORE TO f PI 111 NEMO CORSETS $2.50 TO $5.00-BUY ONE 6th Day of the Great May Challenge Sale HOSIERY REDUCTIONS MUNSING WEAR REDUCED BUY NOW 2.-.C Silk I.We lliwe. (Tulllenge Sale 'Jllc. 60 doz. of these fine quality black, white and tan silk lisle hose, long wearing garter top, hose 1A value that is the best; sale tUL 2.-.C Illiu k Out Size liOc. Women's outsize hose In black only, Hurson brand, no seaniB. garter or rib top. Challenge 1.V !to)V nnd t.irls' Hiew 11c. Hoys- and girls' heavy or light weight hose; an extra strong and durable hose. Challenge price i 11.2. Woninn'K Silk lloe, OKc. Our regular ll.2."i women's silk, hose In black and all leading colors, extra quality now Women's How, 3 pair for $I.OO. Women's lavender or gold top Im ported lisle hose, a value that some sell at '.nr. Chal lenge, .'l.'.c, 3 tor T.'c Mousing I'lilon! .Mir. SI Women' MniifinK I'nintm In low iici k with opon or Muht knee 1' net h. Chfill'MiKn Half lrlro 59c OHr MiiiislMtt t'liioitw 7Ir. Maclo In fill otyU'K with Ions pUf(v'S, win? vps anil hIoovo-If-stt. Ioiik l'KH. tlKlit or Up opfii knee, 'Iiall"iiK' ss iiiJKlf, lit all tl.p ulifivf! Ktylt, all VvvjC I.V ( unify Cut i-ts 11c. tuen's Ciiinfy y sleevele'S strap won't slip Women's Ciiinfy Cut Vests Is tho only sleevele'S vei-t that ft 1 1 v .'.,(- t liilili-cn's (.ariiients 10c. Mil. .-en' vhik, lung or short p'eeve, pnnls In knee or ankle l.lmlll. Hll III lll'T weight; Cliallenge Sale price now. . 1C -." IUi' Pul ls Mi-.li lit I Oc, Poys' shirts anil drawers In this (iiiiiliirtiilile summer iinderwonr, Hil sl.n; Cblillellgll Sale Q price ror this garment . . , , 1 C lames Ricks, his biotlior-ln-law, with a dangerous weapon, was arraigneu In the Justice Court this afternoon and refused to plead, asserting that ho had no recollection or IiIb action on Tuesday, but knowing that ho had been crazed with liquor, which he said caused flashes of fire 111 his bruin, he said he would willingly 'submit to any penally Imposed by the court. Justice Marsters recounted the ract that this was his third seri ous offense of this kind, and he would have to go to Jail, slnro he was un able to In r nihil bonds, until he was In a condition tor trial, la the mean time Protziuaa asked for medical aid and Ihc Sheriff whb directed to have him taken to Dr. Miller, the county physiciun, fur treatment. Judge 1 1 mill II on granted an order In the Circuit Court today overruling the motion of (lllle Caslle, one of the plalntirfs In the suit brought by Henry Lander and otherB against I,. M. Nautili, et ill, to file ail amended complaint and vacate a previous order dismissing the suit. Ilonson nnd Rose schools. Instead of only lit the l.ane school as formerly. It Is estimated that 400 pupils In the county are taking tho examinations. which is na unusually largu number. The County -nipt, announces that the rettmiB will be known in aiioui two or three weeks. The flnul account was filed In the t'ounly Court today by Administrator John T. Long in the estate of Eluora V. Williams, showing that all ex penses had been paid nnd the renl es ,ate undisposed ol. The heirs to this propertv are Mllo K. Williams, tile deceased's husband, and daughters, Ida M. Munsoii, Gertrude Elsie Hut lilns. und Edna M. Ilalloy. Juno 8 was set as tho date tor hearing ob jections, if any, to the aceouut. Members or tho local stork com pany who had remained in Roseburg after closing their engagements at the Antler's, left for Salem this after niin, where they will Join the party who left here last week and show there until the opening or Hie Straw berry Curnlval hero. Those leaving 'oday were Max Sinclair, I,. Rentier, Mr. and Mrs. Edson Elliott, Miss Howard and Jack Horry. In n letter to the rounty educatlon ;il bonrd which Supt. O. ('. Ilrown has received rroni Mr. Hedrlck, the re iltied su pervlsor for the northern district, the latter expresses his deasiiro in the work of the last three ears in education and also IiIb grnti il 1e for the earnest co-operntlon given by the teachers of that district. Carhart Overalls, Eiffel Hosiery, Grovers Shoes for Tender Feet i i $50,000.00 Umpqua Power, Ice and Development Co. (INCORPORATED) Desires to Inform the citltens of Roseburg that the company Is Issuing 15-yoar 6 gold bonds. Tho money will bo expendod In Rosoburg 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 addressing lloi 47b. Roseburg, Oregon. Umpqua Power, Ice and Development Co. (INCOHPOIUTED)