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Associate Justice Challenged
Duel by Judge Albanel
to
RUSSIAN ULTIMATUM REJECTED
Unless the Servians Make Reply by Six
o'Clock Tonight rouble is Anticipated
Both factions Are Ugly
yus locality. The property abutts
the I'mpqua River for about iOUO
feet, and is well shaded. Tho swim
ming hole, whii'h might be consid
ered a part of the park, has been very
popular during t he past few mouths,
and as many as :tno people have been
in bathing at one time. The river
can also be utilized for boating by
i those enjoying that sport.
.Mr. Alexander will have bis propo-
jsition reduced to writing next Mon
day, when the council will be asked
ito have It plared on the ballot at the
regular city election. It will then
be up to the voters of Roseburg to
, chose between the Nachter property,
I in West Roseburg, and t lie Alexander
park.
lUXAMA ( X.L WILL
ISI-: OPENER Al Cil'ST I,"..
(Special to the Evening Review).
PARIS, July 2,,. Furious at the
charge that be was showing partiality
PORTLAND. .Inly 24. Announce
ment that the Panama Canal will be
opened to the world's commerce on
August IS by Secretary of War Dud
ley M. Oarrlson. was greeted with
enthusiasm by Portland business men
today. At that time the canal will
to Calllaux and his wit, I ,... a .1 u'h." 'o vessels not requiring
Evangelist Taylor Sways His
Audience With Oratory
THE BIG TENT WAS WEIL FILLED
The fvangelist Will Discuss "The Backslider's
Return" Tonight Special Musical
Program Pleases All
10 feet of water.
banel. presiding at the Caillaux trial, I
or his associates on the bench, to
duel. The affront resented by Al
banel occurred during Friday's dis
cussion concernine the disimsitimi ni . . m-m
letters .Hven hv f'lll-...v' fl. -if.. ',ne. nic Opening
to Luborl, Mine. Caillaux' lawyer. I
Albanel has Interposed several times,
and finally Dagoury whispered to the
presiding judge, "Sir, you aro dis
honoring us." Albanel returned no
answer. Today his seconds called on '
Dagoury. Mine. Caillaux fainted! ltm WILL RECOVER,
during the rending of one of her has- ,
.band's love letters to her before her , OR I LAM), duly 25. Although
marriage 110 f1" from tne UH of n four-storv
I building. Cecil Kelly, aged It. is still
' ri.TlMATl'M IK I'REIHCTEl). alive. Because of his remarkable
RERUN. July 2i. A Russian ul- vnaiuy, inyslciaus believe be will
passing of tho first commercial ves
sel through the great waterway, as
these will be held in connection with
of the canal.
which will be held in March. 1915.
The commercial service will be in
augurated by Colonel Goethals send
ing a Government boat through the
canal.
: tlmatum to Austria is predicted im
, less the latter country gives Servia
more time to consider tho demands
made by the Vienna government
Thursday night. Austria allowed the
Servians only until 6 o'clock tonight
i In give assurance that those charged
'vwlth complicity in Archduke Eor-
Vdiuund's assassination would be
punished and that the
recover. However, he suffered a
rractured left arm and right leg. his
right toot was broken and bis right
hand mashed.
WATCHES ARE RETI RXEI).
movement would be summarily aup
pressed. It is understood that Rus-
sin, who is Servia's recognized pro
is tector, will first request extension of
J the Austrian ultimatum's limit. In
Mhe event of refusal the Russian ulti
matum is looked for.
Pence is Rejected.
' VIENNA, .Inly 25. Austria has
. ' by other powers to intervene between
Austria and Servia. It is declared
Unacceptable to t tin administration.
Arrangements aro being made to in
vade Servia unless the latter replied
oulloructni'tK- liv f. n in. In Austria's
demands. It is reported a general
mobolizatlon will be ordered tonight.
PORTLAND, July 25. Pealing he
would be captured with the lewolrv
an-Servian as evidence against him, a burglar
ALEXANDER OFFERS TO
SELL HIS PROPERY TO
THE CITY fOR A PARK
who robbed the home of K. V. Camp
returned two watches through the
mails to Chief of Police Clark to be
returned to their owner.
MRS. EMMA BEATTY
DIED AT PORTLAND
LATE LAST EVENING
Evangelist Taylor will sneak to
night in the tent on the court house
grounds on "Tho Rackslider's Re
turn, or from the Circus to the Gos
pel Tent." In addition the Sunshine
Booster Hand will be on the platform
with its regular Saturday evening
work. All will be in readiness for
big crowd, and the few delayed do
tails will be cared for. so that a com
fortable seat is assured to all.
the regular Sunday morning ser
vices will be held in the churches as
usual, and the first union meeting of
the day will be a great mass meeting
at 2:30 p. in. This will be a Mothers'
service, and Evangelist Tavlor says
that it is not for mothers alone, but
for all who have mothers. If your
mother is living wear a white flower,
if she Is not, wear a bow of white
ribbon. The evening service will be
held in the tent, preceded by the
young people's services held in the
churcbe:;.
Last night's sermon was preceded
by a cornel and violin duet rendered
by Mrs. Taylor and Mr. Hunt, and it
was warmly appreciated by the large
crowd which gathered to bear the
evangelist on "How l May Know."
The text was from .lohn 7:17, and
the concise logic of the speaker held
all rrom the very start. The sermon
was one of the ablest thus far lis
tened to by the Roseburg people, and
that is no small statement. Evan
gelist Taylor and bis messages are
cumulative for they are more appre
ciated each time they are hoard.
Said .Mr. Taylor
VIENNA, July 2 I. Servia's .J.
answer to Austria's demands Jfr
proved unsatisfactory when re-
reived tonight. War is expected A.
hourly. .j.
t"I"I"I"I"I"I-I"I"I"I"T-I.'.f.
Many Illustrations were cited to prove
that he did.
"Are you willing to be converted
and follow your own convictions? If
not, you are a hypocrite and there
are many moru out of the church
than in it. e must live up to our
faith by our works just as Columbus
did when he set sail, and even 30 will
all sincere souls be rewarded. The
t hristlan who doesn't go into the
church is a moral coward, and falls
in his great opportunities."
"Ted" Minard Admits Land Ap
plicants Were Easy
GAS IS EOl'XO.
KENNEWICK, Wash., July 25.
Encouraged by the- recent discovery
of natural gas in Ronton Count v.
105 residents of this vicinity have
filed on mining claims in tho Rattle
snake hills.
MONEY WAS PAID IN ADVANCE
Character Witnesses Testify that Minard's
Reputation for Truth and Veracity
Was Very Bad
Oregonian Company Disposes of
Afternoon Publication
JOHN CARROLL IS PART OWNER
Mi-
over who took applications, but
promised 1 would furnish blanks to
no one else. 1 finally told him he
liavo to come through with
" Per cent it no wuulud to do busi
ness with me."
' How did you meet Mux lloH
luan?" Su. i hall inquired.
"Ho came right up and recognized
mo," .Minard said, sluing back like
a man who is enjoying his own story.
"Suid t exactly answered Hi,, ili'scrin-
tlon given him by a spiritualistic
minister."
How could the minister describe
you c
"That I dou't know. I'd nover
seen or beard of him In my lilo. I
guess that was a part of his re
liglon."
in one of his letters to Hoffman
Minard said It would bo four or five
years before tho case wouid bo set
tled and that fraudulent locator.'
were working near Newport. lie
said lie meant they would take
money for applications and skip.
The letter ill which be boasted the
Government had used :i(15 witnesses
Industrial Expert Investigates Co
operative System
BANDITS MAY BE LYNCHED
PORTLAND, July 21. W. Ii
inard admitted oil the witness stand niid spent $500,000 but bad failed to
in the land fraud trial this mniiiliiir arrest hiiii was read hv the Cuvem-
j that be believed the applicants had meiit attorney.
no cnance or ever getting claims In I What did you man by the word
the Oregon i California land grant, 'confederate contained in the letter';"
"1 always believed that the uppll- j Reunion asked,
cants had about one chance In three," "Well, I don't know," Minard re
be said, "but during the last few piled slowly.
days 1 have been thinking it over Minard said bo simply worked for
of course it is natural that during the other locators. When Harper
the trial I should be thinking it over ginned a receipt as Minard's agent
and have come to tho conclusion 'Minard said he wrote to him saying
that Judge Eeiiton Is right: the hc- ho must not do so.
ttiul-settlcd cause Is non-onforcihle. I "1 am working for you, not you
Judge I'euton told . me the actual-. for me, Minard said the letter read.
seiner clause In the grant was non
enforctble." "Why did you quit filing applica
tions?" lie was asked.
"Well, after Judge Wolverton for-
Mlnard said there were some had
complaints against Chapman but they
wore based on reports. Later he ad
mitted that Chapman deserved his
title as "King of Crooks." lie said
Big Washington Saw Mill Was Burned Today
Many Men Thrown Out of
Employment
CSpeclal to the Evening Review).
PORTLAND, July 25. Tho Even
ing Telegram was today sold by the
Oregonltin Publishing Company to .1.
Absolute know!- E. Wheeler, his brother. L. R. Wheel-
edge is a universal desire of the hit- er, and John E. Carroll, for eight
man heart. However, we must be years managing editor of the paper,
content lo know a few things ontv It was announced today. .1. E. Wheel-
in this life. Some tilings are harder er stilted Carroll will continue his Cisco,
felted the lands," Minard aiiswored, bo even tried to get him into a bunco
"1 got to thinking about it nnd de- game.
elded there woren't any railroad II. W. Miller, who was sent lo the
lands in existence any more. When' penitentiary for Ills part in dealings
the case wns appealed, then I thought of the Emiiiatshurg of New Zealand
there might bo a chance." JCompany, Minard said ho still re-
The testimony was given this sported. He said:
morning with Minard on the standi "11. W. Miller was convicted on
in his own behalf. With J. W. Lo- the same charge that Williamson np
g.in and E. J. Sellers, he is charged pealed to Washington, I). C, and was
with using the malls to defraud in released when tho very points ,of
furtherance of a scheme to locate law were roveresd. Ami Honey had
settlers on the forfeited lands of theo quit prosecuting tho charges
Oregon & California grant. against the land fraiiders." Minard
If the actual-settler clause proves protested lie had always acted in
to he non-eiiforcible It will mean that good faith.
Union Pacific Railroad Profits Through late
Decision of the United States
Supreme Court
(Special to (be Evening Review).
DETROIT. July 25 That the
profit shining plan In force In the
lord automobile iilant "linn nnt
brought an increased output com
mensurate with tho inereaso in the
wages," was the gist or a rm.nrt
made by iioyd Eislier, Industrial ex
pert, to the board of eonimerco. "But
far bo it from me." added hMuimr
to criticize tho Ford nlan. it hn
brought about what Eord desired
and ho Is satisfied." The details of
Eisner's report are not tuadu public.
tho railroads will not lie forced to
give up the land, in that event there
is no possibility of the applicants
being given claims.
M inard said he went to see Eenton
to learn if lie could file the applica
tions here as well as In San Erau-
to demonstrated than others. Eor present position. Tiie transfer of'
Minard said he first met Harper
instance, the mutual love of husband Hie Telegram becomes effective next '" Taconia In the last part of 11I0S;
and wife is a more dillicult proposi- Monday, if no hitch occurs, wheeler lul"r lie '" Seattle, in a room-
I lion to prove than the hypotciniso of Drotliers nre wealthy timber owners. ilnK bouse whore ho went to see l.o-
' That the people of RoscbuiR will
have the choice of two parks at the
next regular city election, to lie held
on October 5, was settled this morn
ing, when J. C. Alexander, president
of the Cmpqua Power. Ice & Develop
ment Company, informed a Review
representative that his company had
decided to offer what is known as
Alexander's park to the city of Rose
burg. He said be had not determined
what price he would fix on the prop-
that this detail would be
Mrs. Emma Realty, wife of War
ren Realty, and one of Roseburg's
best known cilipim ,li,l i i,.t
land lust night following an opera- j mathematics, Figures don't lie, ex-
iion. t ne remains will be brought
here tomorrow and the funeral will
probably follow on Monday.
The deceased was a native Douglas
County woman. She was born a few
miles from Rosebuig and had lived
here practically all of her life. She
was about 3:' years of nge. Other
right angled triangle. And yet
p rt matrimony is slill more popular than1
cejit when liurs figure.
"To know eternal verities we must
recognize that
wrong and do Ilis commandments.
While there are many things In the
Rible that we will understand im
perfectly until wo live with God,
there is one tiling essential, belief ill
gau. Ho said Harpers testimony
that he first saw him In Seattle at
Hie rooming house was not true. He
Continued on page 6).
BAPTISTS DEFEAT THE
METHODISTS AN FAST
LVNCIIIXti IS I'EAREI).
NEW ORLEANS. July 25. Lynch
ing is feared If the three bandits, one
or whom killed Elagnmn Thomas El
i;ln. while holding up a Loulsville-Nasbvllle-New
York Limited passen
ger train, at tlentilly Erlday night,
aro captured. Six heuvllv armed
posses, with bloodhounds, nre on
their trail. The robbers secured only
20.
I'AVORS I'XIOX I'ACIKIC.
WASHINGTON. July 25. The In
terstate Commerce Commission to
day granted the Union Pacific lines
permission to close the Colorado
gnteways for general traffic between
exclusive points on that system for
Oregon, Washington and Missouri
River points. Lumber nnd fruit nre
exempted. The ruling gives tbe
Union Pacific the betierit of the long
haul.
In nn effort lo dereat the league's
leaders and at. the same time step
Into second plnce In the league's
REGISTER COMPAXV FINED.
LANSING. Mich., July 25. A fine
or $ii,oiiii was imposed upon tbe
National Cash Register Comnanv hv
the State Supreme Court. The cor
poration was round guilty of unlaw
fully restraining trade In violation
of tho anti-trust law.
SAW ll 1,1, III RXEI)
rv.Ai.it .ii , uasii.. .liny "he contended mat if Harper was me i m,,,ii,, n, Mnii,,nuiu ui,.i.i
Mountain Timber Company's big snw confederate of any of the defendants, i,,,-,! i ov..iiiii.r ,i n, v..ti, ui.io
loss of $.100,111111. it burned so rap
ly that elforts to save It were futile.
Eighty to 100 men arc thrown out of
employment.
than leaving her husband and two ' Hie Lord Jesus Christ. What will
children, she is survived bv her nar-1 you do with Jesus? Live up to the
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Enibree, ' light God gives and more will come.! Demonstrating that they wero
who live on Stephens street, and two "We must he willine t hear evi. equally as skillful with the rod and
sisters, Mrs. Sailvain, of Roseburg. 1 deuce and give It a lair trial. Sonic
ana .miss noses r.niDroe. of Portland. people don't
.mis. neatly nail been ill for a long religion because they've never bad
lime ana only recently
went to New- any. That is like a man who doesn't
port In hope that the change of ell- believe in a Wireless telenhone lie-
inate would result beneficially. She! cause he has never used one. Evi
failed to improve as expected and i donee is of three kinds, documentary,
was later taken lo Portland, where personal and exhibits. Dm ii ineiitii rv
i she underwent an operation. She evidence depends on the testimony of
lalineared lo ininrove for n limp hut nihnro t...ii..,. ;.. .. vii
ertv. but that tills detail would lie : hiu-,r suffered a relanse and evnlrpd 1 , ,i l . .... ..
arranged before Monday evening. urs. ,. ,v,.s a Christian wo- never 'seen them. Personal evidence
V .T e'"1"'"'" " "'" """"""' iman anil was Highly respected In this In Christianity Is revealed In tin
aT ' i . i . .-. V.i vir-iiuiy. Her sudden and unexpected ness of 500,000, mm living souls.
.............. .. v. iifaui nas causeti general regret evidence by
"'' " "-' i i i.ixi, a among ner many rriends and
short distance south of Roseburg, 1 quaintaiices here." Mr. Ileatty
18 oue ,"u i"easine spun, ui ,With Mrs. Heatty when she died. is. ran a Christian deliver the goods?
i n rhrl.t ',n,i ' '"fi uu.iii iim ii anil lie was i,i!-,iin . 1110 rimi j ui um
- ..-.u n ,,ia I,,, ,11,14. -ii-na tnl.,11,- .1 I ....... .1 ,l....ll. III. II.if ' In Ilia ,tf.
by fire enrly today, with an estimated I'ect Hint he bad filed but 10 appli
cations for biin, agreeing lo make
the tenders for a fee of $ 1 ii each
Then Harper sent four applications
from Walla Walla, enclosing but
$20. This Minard Bent back. Har
per replied he had to have the appli
cations filed before he could get bis
money, which was lied up In a bank.
He sent six more applications. Mi
nard round Harper had no money in
the bank, so he refused to act. Mi
nard denied much of Harper's tes
timony. Minard said he never heard coin-
all
he heard were about John W. Logan.
("People would cnino to seo me.
i They'd he sore. I'd ask them, 'Didn't
be tell vou about the pending suit?'
0 Then I'd tell them I didn't see where
trained nurse, will they had any kick coming. I'd talk
go away satls-
reel as with the army rifle, with
believe in experimental """'" lnn' ll,lv" wo" lame In a niim-
iit-i ui iuiin:.iis, rtuurili) .1. 11. 1111-
I'haiinn, captain of Hie local artillery
company, and J. II. Wolford and
Steve Pearson, also members of the
man, the other day went to Little '!'la!"U '!t'"ul Harper's locations;
River to fish. In the slaughter of
fish Hint followed, 110 fine specimens
were laken Inio captivity.
wit-
Miss Carter,
In net as matron at the offices of lira. i them and they'd
exhibits we have the Seely. Set her & Stewart dorian: Hie rln,t he ,l,l,.,l
ac- demonstration of some magnificent temporary absence of Mrs. Caiev. "itmf asked for Hie exclusive
was characters In religion. The question who leaves for Crater Lake with a right to take aiinllrntions In North
party of friends Monday morning. I Yakima. I told him I had no control
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MOOSE LODGE MAKES
PUNS fOR CARNIVAL
DURING COUNTY FAIR
IgroiiiulH (o bring low the colors of
the iiapttsis, and were it not that
ballplayers sometimes have off days,
might have sncceedod. The score
was 4 lo 1. and nlthoiigh consider
ably favoring the llapllsts. the
Methodists several tlineR enme nenr -
to tying the score. It was one of the! At the regular meeting of the
crucial stages of tho season, and by Mooso lodge, held Friday evening, a
their victory last night the HnptistH committee consisting or Snm Alex
inude sure of landing the pennant, under, John Throne, Carl I). Shoe
The Methodists, who were tied with maker, L. Wimherly and II. O. Par
Ihe Christiana, dropped Into I bird geler was appointed to make all nr
place. Roth pitchers had plenty of rnugeiiieiits Tor the Moose carnival to
mastery of the ball, McClinlock al- be held hero during the county fair,
lowing the llapllsts only four safe The members of tho committee
ones, and Rlack, his opponent, allow- will hold a meeting enrly next week
Ing but (wo. A largo crowd attended when all details will bo worked out.
Hie game. It Is planned to make this carnival
The tennis slnnd lo date: one or the most entertaining events
Won Lost Pet. of Hh kind ever held In Southern
Baptists 17 4 .son Oregon. Tbe shows will be clean and
Christians 10 0 .fi-'O moral, and will bo conducted under
Methodists 10 10 .'.00 tiie strict supervision of a committee
of the local Moose lodge.
HOMESTEADERS' All) WINS.
House Pusses Sliinull Hill Giving Ail
illlloiial AcqulNllloii Rights.
STORE
Oxfords for Men and
Women at $1.00
We continue again the great sale of $3
$3.50 women's and men's low shoes.
Every pair perfect, in all leathers and
many styles lace, button and pump
etlects. Lots ol l'z, 3, M2 and 4, also 5 and SA
widths. Men s in all sizes. Regular retail
price ana j.su a pair.
Wednesday pair
in narrow
$1.00
New Mary Jane Pumps $3.00
Just anived today New patent Mary Jane strap pumps, in a
turn sole shoe. Specially priced pair
WASHINGTON, July 2l'. Repre
sentative Slllliotl today secured Hie
The carnival will be advertised ex
tensively and will assist greatly in
attracting people to Roseburg dur
ing the fair. Novel free Btreet at
tractions will he among the enter
tainment foul ii res lo be arranged by
those In charcc o'' tho event.
I I.I. AT TORONTO.
passage through the House of bis bill1
providing that any homesteader w ho I
has acquired patent to 100 aires of SAN ERA NO I SCO, July 23.
land In a section where Hie enlarged While the police or half a dozen
boiiiestending is permitted may ac- cities between Toronto nnd San
quire Hill acres additional and con- Eiancisco have been searching for
!tlgiiously located, thus making Ills ,iHH Lottie Milne, who wns thought
entire holdings .'120 acres. o have been lost enroute while on
I As the luw now standi, additional ,,"r w"y bere lo become the bride
entry may mil be made after final nf Allen Watton, Hie young woman
$3
proof Iihh hi'fn sulniilHi'il.
New Messaline Petticoats $1.98
New messaline petticoats, in all the wanted shades for summer wear
t a"Ki cerise, green, king blue, lavender, purple, etc.
New S. & H. Premiums Today
Going Hunting? Yes! Red Sky Pieces for Hunters, Save Your Scalp for 50c
$$$$ S $ $
TELEPHONES GO Ol T. .
PORTLAND, July One thou
sand telephones on the East Side
were put out of coiuinlsslon by a
grass fire eating Us way into a wood
icn conduit through which the wires
ran.
has been III In Toronto, according to
worn received here. Wntlon had
asked the police to investigate when
the young woman failed to arrlvo
here when expected.
EOR SALE - Two mares and colts,
harness and wagon, at a bargain
for quick sale. Call on Joe Rlos
fer, at the Motor Shop garage,
Roseburg.
Notice to the Public
Commencing the 1st of June, theRoseburit Ice delivery will retail lc
In Hosebiiri. The now company will deliver ice ordered before 10 o'
clock a. m., In the afternoon, and orders for morning delivery must be
In before G o'clock the day before.
Respectfully,
Phone 146 Roseburg Ice Delivery