Roseburg review., February 23, 1916, Image 6

7:15 Palace
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Bi Benefit Performance
IN AID OF
Roseburg DAMn
Juvenile
Mr S i; VVrlrlit, Mr r tor.
heature J'lioto 1'iays
Pro, am.
IdoadAay feature, the di.stin
kuiiIm t ;i i:i v, ay ai tor Harry
1) ' 'arev, in tin- remarkable
four r- l drama
44 Just Jim
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LOCAL VAUDEVILLK
MISS VIOLA 11 ILLICIT HLOCUTIONIST
Missis Marion ;md Merrill, Ducts
HAM) SELECTIONS
Match, "Our Colonel"
iiuii, " 'ai'MM ri''
rant:iia, "Memories of Slh ii
t;.otte, "In olden lavH"
tiiiiK-'ioso, "A Ti oiii bone Smear'
ADMISSION:
Dinns open ai 6:45 p. in. pictures stait at
7 p ill Sli.irp, S''''nul Sli"v ;it 8:4-S p. in , rnni :irjy
FRl. 6i SAT., "A lilC l-OUR" ATTRACTION
Kran in . llnshman and J C til It
oiio-dy:
"'HIE SLIM
!
Portland Chinatown Excited Over
Murder of lee Faut
ORIENTAL KILLED IN PORTLAND
The Streets of Chiddloun Are Said lo Be De
serted and the OtitalJs Kit R.nid fl
ing Behind (loud Doors
I'OltTLAMt. II?. A Thin-.'
fcunman shot mid Kill I Yin l.u k at
o'clock thitt morninc. ul 'llunl ami
uhluulon nti cHh, In t he heart of
Ihe biiMin- tliKirlti. Yin. w lio w;ix
a janitor, hal siepped from a res
I a ii rant and Mar ted ha e-pint; the
tddcMaik. 'Ill' hh.hhind r I i r 1 from
u dark il mi way, anl u I'll. The
run m an I hen phi -d 1 1 1 - n nher
iiKailiM bin 1 1' in pit- and f tn-d a vain .
and then lli-il. A tavbab r lo-ar-
li nti rim""'. and three tili-k s awav
the llecint; Tom: man s c.ipiird.
IIh gave hid name a Ah l.i-w. lit
M
AJESTIi
tiieatki:
IT'S Oil I I lil NT
TODAY
The
Greater
WILL
Cm m-'.ius Sl.unc, a:i ..1
ii-tin ,1 aiitiijiir (I. -iilvv i-.
sluK'ktd l.i lii-.ir o! iln- u--lurii
to Ai.n i ii a i.f , 1 1 f
Slrxx :u t W'.iImhi, a ti : '11
imi.iii c Ait l oiii-. i..r
vk ,1 lilt- It is.. II fill In ,
fciliny, In: tlU li s-nrv
So llu- Mot y ill l'ivr
rii.ui'-.iii.! I. i t i I ". ; in, it
sh.m-s a!s.i lii.rt ! jila ol
cwn x ilii Ins fin-in v
Monkey Shines
A Conic !v
U" Piopfily Prt)ird """O
5c-10c
TOMORROW
AMBITION -I I i.i- I'.t. b . t
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Theater 8:45
FEATURES'
Ilroaday Cuiijedy. Tin- L. Ku
Special feature coim-dy in two
"The Idle Rich"
Vandercook
ItiKit
' F. ilulmts
Klh knt v
Fulton
Children 5c, Adults lOc
.-'loin house In H
I'KINCESS"
Aif great
I-'ni;lish flnenllv. wax wull
4jm-l, and waiitcd in ronsnll an
; Mornv. Thin Ih ih first time tin
Tout: iiici) liavt rarrli-d t lie u ar Into
f r - wliift Mi l lion of tin i lly. .Wws
of (Ii- fiinril.-r of I. ttf Kant, u latin
ilrwuaii, at ICoK'-ltnri;, han cxrili-d
f'hinatown. Tin- hIiooIIiik of Yin
ilrnv.' (hi' (Mnnlali franlir. Tin
: ti i i-ts of Chinalowii art iIi-sitIimI,
j;tnl lli ('I'l'sliaU are ri-mainiiiK 1
liiml harr-d (loom.
SKATTI.K, K. li L'.t. - M.intiT
f-lni rt- have lii-i'ii rili'd against Yo
tiowi. a ToiiKinan. who Ik i lt-K'i to
i . a vi in u r .1 i .1 Yi I'ark. ihe first
j vi.inii of the Tunis ar ln-rc. The
! Hop Sums ili rlan- Yh Ih hi ini; imhcm
(In oat of oihT fa lioiiH.
Milllru i v (ipcitinK al thr Vokiic,
iiiintiiv, il jt!, !Mii. MrH. '. I).
I DaU' ii, rioprli'i rt-ss. In our 'linplav
i " f film paiti-ru, 1 1 1 in riu- and tail
! r I hatw. ou Kill adiliir' the
; uiii.iM- nii.s, hi' fin' matiTiah and
l he ri-, it woi kih;ill."ili nf our
j-iniK and MiiiMiu r iiioiIIh.
IAHWU AMI I'KltSONAI.
ruiiMi c-r i.irds horn (lie nam1 of
i at 'Miinlah- and oiIht points
Mm M I! ( h tprnan and Mr V
Ii ltir:i. nf Clklofi. rt-tuill'd hotm
ina. ari-r a mmH li' ii' wild frlnil.
Mij S (' Mill.-r cam In from
l';ll.ird tins aihruoon lo vlnit Willi
M-hitU.n.
Mink II. h na Itidillo mini- down
''" Hiddlc tins alliTiionn for a
tnf vimt.
K. .1 Itlak.d.-v 1- ft fur Puitland
HiH a't' i iiu-.ii ul look afii-r hu-nn-ss
inaKt-rn.
Kdinhov it I tan.-". 7.. Kridav.
;'.ih. Citnd iiiusir, kooi) ordvr. Ni-w
inaiiaKi iim nt.
' A Malluw. of t'idtaK" Cni.
lio had h-- n l-dtinK 1m-h' witli !im
daiiKhhr. Mr. ;. Sprav, l.-rt lor hi
hoiiif (tils atti riioon.
I
Mr and Vint Maiuniiiiid an Mill
i.r.inailn; tl,.. ( ..,.m , Midd and
rvinii ih.' saim- '.'.i- ini-al that Ii:m
n.adc Ih.' Itim-hnr fainoun for tin'
itiif- vi-.ir p.ir.t ,. mil ,.uu. lt
lo our patioiis :is to Its mirth, coin
I'.ii' d to oth- r mi .ils K r d II)
ih" . Ity.
MiHIn.iv li..nirm at tin- Voimi.'.
'.it in d. i' , I-'. I. '(;t 1 mi; lt(, f
I a if i. I'lopi i. ii . -,.. In o it i di-.pl. w
d IM- p. hi. i n. Irliiiin. d and l.ul
"I. .1 hals, VHtl Udllltl.' Ih.-
inn. no' Mvlr, tin- inn. niatfiials and
l h" i !i-v . r ot k uiansh i p of tmr
pi I ii i; and uniiin-r moil.-ln.
ti
If W.tl ,.IM' .llit'thilil to . II to
fade, lo t.iit. or ha. loht .unicl h in
M TOpY.
liK M.tndolm. Violin. Gmt.ir Pniio
le-sons. l-'. i i; iH(iti. m t'ar-dow
Ac Cell's.
H.' geldini: T ;
.ill.i I I 1 1 . Mill ,
i'. W tl!nir. Or
'I I. K. I
I i h ii
Kd N....I,. 1 o
uth. ..itb Ku.. !miik
W i il
lend
U i.i k . o 1 1 M I I i pi ,
mi I St . phone l.t; .
I "Ii S l I" ,.,s.(,li;,T ! lX
" ' M t'ii ii.- . ir. i nn b-s lh:i ti
1 "", IN1' . in 1 IV-1 I !..s shape.
Mm '-u i. oh iM. or iiih k nab-.
N" tia-ii ln.inii al tl'in otiin
i;'.-:iMAT SHI M llOlt Kor I'.t
Iv t, l,iilis, ill i i.tl I OinillisMoll.
- -i ' I d I-I....N Call e in l ii l;
'I' i ".ill'iin. Hole) M.t'lalb n
!' it i-tale can le.ldilv be so'd.
I or ci hang' d t h rout ti I Ii
'l.t- n.ed sdvertisciuent? In 1!u tl
vle a want sdv Wirt hung ou
SHtMdoiy result at atn!l cost.
CAKDINtn NKW'g
(From Port fmpqua Courier.)
('. K. Ha8. orn, of Flortuce, wu
rt-tfii'K-rfil Mt the Gardiner Monday.
Vry fine t-ather, e bisptr the
tarntf. fur tomorrow it may be dif-.-riit.
Th mill t-tarti d up Tunday morn
tiiK, aftr being cloned do n for a
IfW dk)4.
W. I. H.d il! Uavo Sunday
mor niiif for 1'ortland on Lusin
oiiiit ' t d ith thb I'ort.
Kiitfiin lli-dolfe waa over th
liint of the k from his hadjuar-,
t t h on Five Mile. 1
I., (it ttinir, onn of the iiiemhers '
of thf ( oast Guard of the l uiixiuaj
Mation, wan in Gardini-r this wik.
The uti-amcr San (Jahriel, after t- I
ins harhound for a fw days, nuc- j
ei-d'-d In paH.siiig out over the bar
Tuesday.
KnKl" T L. A. Woolley was over :
from UtM-dHpuU Saturday nlxht at- f
t ncliiiu a int'i-ttuK of the Masonic
LodK'-- I
Marian Kelly I down from Loon
Lake for a few days, rt-newinR ac-1
ijiiaiulanri'fl and looking after buai-
liPsH matters. j
Kait Smiley raine In from Maple
Grove Kami on r'ive Mile Saturday
iiiul attended the Masonic Lodge In
the evening. j
KiiKineer ;eort;e V. Wolfrom, of
l(et dsjtorl, assistant engineer of the
hridK'- rri'W, wuh In the city on busi
ness Tuehday.
0 ar Anderson, the popular dis-p'-nser
of KWeels at keedport, ux In
tins rtty the (irt of the week on
plea;; me and business.
MrB. W. A. Smiley rame In from
(lie farm on Five Mile last week and
fipent feeral dayi In town visitinK
jWith friends and relatives.
It. It. MrKean and J. K. FlanaKan,
travelniK men from Seattle, were in
Gardiner this wek lnter iew iug the
men hauls of thin place.
Cash l.ane, who owns a farm on
North Fork, wan in Gardiner the first
of the week tiotirinK the hnprove
mentu wtibh are taking place.
Nelse MeColloiiKh, a former resi
dent of this place hut now residing at
North Ih nd, wan in Gardiner the
j last of the week on business.
In lant week's Ihsiip of the Cour
ier It was staled that T. Y. Anuus
rend ved $.'u for rlreultaitiK a peti
tion. It should have been $;!!. Ml.
.1. A. Illaik, a former resident of
Gai dim-1 , but who now resides in
Portland, is visiting In this city on
liusiness, and may remain for some
time.
V. II. I'eck and Mrs. Peck were
In Gardiner the first of the week
from their' farm on Smith Hiver.
shopping and attending to business
umUiTrt.
Work ttlll be begun on the new In
side rock Jetty at Handon at once.
We wish we could say the same
thing about the Jetty at the mouth
of the l uipiiua.
Tin trains resinned traffic between
11 u Ken.- and the lower Siuslaw last
Friday, b -itig dela ed for sever 1 1
da . by slides on liiiK Hide of the
Noti tunnel.
I la v- you registered. You must
if y.iu vote, and it is our vote which
will nominate and -!- t a county
otnintssiouer from this part of Doug
las County.
Frank Yarrelnotnn Is giving his
new feme, whirh he recently con
structed along West stn-.-t, a coat
of paint w hit h adds to the appeur
.itini very much.
C. S- hilling, one of the promi
nent iliiin nii'ii of Five Mile Lake,
was in the city the first or the week
looking alter business matters which
M'luiied bis attention.
Fngm. i-r F. I. Ilrown, w ho has
'liarge if the construction wurk be-irte.-n
Smith Itiver ami tunnel 7,
as a pbasant caller at this office
the last of (he week.
Woik has b i'n hi-Kun driving pil
ing for the cold stoiagc pl.mt which
will be built on what Is known as
'the Ferry place on Smith Um-tr. Joe
Hunt is doing the work.
T. S Angus left Monday for Itose-
htirg b ttii) of Kugciie. presu mably i
to l.il.e the niall-r of building the
road tioni this pidut to the Ferry i
place up with the county court. j
It has be n suggested that the
sid m k r station on the railroad at
Hie l'err place ! railed IVrr ille. !
in honor of t he l'et r s, w hit w ere
piuii'-et si ttieis at that point.
( Fvefett ndcrsoii c.inie owr from
!; dsport M..iida to spend a tew
-lavs in this cilv. is said that he
w ill h.i itnport.int Imimii"-i n'l
, tliecount cii-ik b.-lore he r- tuitis
It was a little out of tin- ord. r of
Hum s in s. (no of G.udim r s htisl- !
ios inn bold oMio Is working on,
the slieets l ln i si cm (o be on (o '
He- (oh. hut wen- lather reticent tl :
Ming w beret lu- learm d the h,i
n -s
I r'l.'ii-- V Ii. U I liim I super- !
.i. ii oi u i i,,-, ,, v ii. ti nig com
d leu When llus is completed it
will supply a Iniii; telt want in ti;ir
1 . otic lor lilt h the people ol
Gardiie r have been sti iMlig for
em .
1-1''. llul. !t on tiui iv .ml, ...
I'll, d h.H loot III he .ltt null, w hi. h j
ii" --dated Mm 1 .1 v 1 1 : r. v Noni!
wofK. is aide t,i tn- aiouiid on i ruich-e-,
who h be iiiietids to thutw awar
in ;i il it or so.
F d1es;.,.ri:er. the Known
1 1 in I-. man from 1 at h Heuj. w as
in i. ii. .in. r Hits wc k on a tunhei
d. u l itii I.m .I p.ntl. win. h. il ion
sm.i:i:... d. niav mean v.t deal
to I lit-: , t'lliniUlItt .
Rt.lrw Want Adu hrln renult
am:
. tt Young
Inflamed Eyelids
I(ed and swollen eyelids are iiuite a common annoyance.
It s a symjdom of eve troubles.
There Is no use in the woild ai-pliiii; i-ilves or retorting to
other drutfs.
A iK-rn.auent cure will come only from the wearing of the
right glases.
Our optlcul departnunt c :n re!ifv you.
Free lonfeiiUation.
QUALITYSERVICE
YOUNG & BUBAR
J(WLF.HJ OX OPTOMETRISTS Fhom 214
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Ml ltlK ii i:.fii i:v.
(Continued Fruin Page 1.)
Limited, but was refu.-od. He latr
bought a ticket.
Mr. Mclver, Janitor at the depot,
said he saw a Chinaman about the
depot at tt: 3t o'clock yesterday
mornine. He acted nervous, accord
ing to Mr. Mclver. lie was of
medium size and wore a soft shirt
and checkered cap. Mr. Mclver said
a car inspector fca another China
man who was dress'd in a soft hat
and dark clothes.
C. W. liallard said two Chinnmen
came Into his store on Sheridan
street at about ! o'clock Monday
night and piircUaM-d a package of
cigaretteH. ()n of the men wore a
solt hat, and the other a checkered
( ap. He said he had to-en the men
earlier in the day and knew they
were strangers.
Charles Gllvin said he saw a light
In the laundry at I I ::'. o'clock on
Monday night. He was on bis way
home at the time, according to his
testimony.
George McCiilloh, who testified
to passing the laundry at 11:.'iU o'
clock Monday nixht, said he heard a
noise w Inch sounded as though a
table was being ii'.i'-'''d across the
floor. There were oilier sounds, he
said, and the rooms were well light
ed. Genrfp Rapp tctlfieil that he
based a room in his lodging house
on the night of Feb. Ul to two China
men, lie said he knew neither of
ihe nun nor had be seen them in
ttosehiirg.
Dr. Houck, who was summoned
to the scene of the murder after the
body was found, described the
wounds. He said two wounds on the
head were probably inflicted by a
hatchet or some other blunt instru
ment. He also round two wounds
on the neck, severed windpipe and
arteries, a wound on the hip hone,
ami larger wound at the base of
t he abdomen. lr. Houck said he
hi lievi-d the man was first struck on
the head and killed. His throat was
then cut by his assailants. The other
wounds were inflict d after his
deal h. according to t he opinion of
Ir. Hou-k. Iir. Houck thought the
man had been dead for about ten
hours. It was the opinion of !r.
Houck that he was killed as he lay
In bed. No money or other valuables
uere found In bis clothing.
The verdict of the coroner's jury
was this afternoon filed with the
sheriff and district attorney.
Mltlincrv npen'ne at the Vngue.
Saturday. Feb fi. Mrs. C. H.
Pavfea. Pioprieiress. In our display
of fine patt'-rn, trimmed and tail
ored bals, ou will admire tin1
uiihue stvles. the fine materials and
the clev.r workmanship of our
spring and summer models.
A t I'MU ' I.V IlKFAK.
M'tintinin d from par 1 .
neys. gelling photographs of their
vbtims in cn-i promising situations.
I le op'-rate.l i he camera in almost
eveiy instan c. and developed the
negatives, wht'h ho sold for fabu
lous sums Lillian I'etersnn, of llll
tings, iil-ii inv n-riously disappeared
faun there Sunday.
Is Angeb s Woman Arrested.
I.(S ANGKI.KS. Feb. IM Isabel
CI. i hurg an . ,-ied in Seattle on a
Ida. kniiiiltiu li.irge. has retained an
aitnruev a in! d 'lied her guilt. Sh1
attempted o obtain her release on
habeas corpus proceedings. A ti ex
pensive aim i a was found in her
nmm. ll-r at.U bore the name of
' Countess c.,i,, Mi-iil." She declared
they were ih. projterty of her
nitit Ih r.
I.OI , AMI FKKSON L
(C.ar l;n.
Courier 1 .
The n,.. d .1.' nello Coin pan v Is
making at r in. inents to -ui in n
cement w.ilk in front of their i l.n e
of busings .s v,.n Hn thtv arc a'de
lo K.-t the criv.'l. and will eitlor
travel or pi. ink the street across to
t ho po-tot 1 i. e.
Mr l.tii .-v s ,i ith. of Ou t Slouuh.
is taking dc p wilier baihs on the
I'iiiil.v ci nn, , v lough u nd r the c;ire
of It. .Ihi p'i Morns, who lias ;id-vi-i-d
in: thai lt Smitii. with a few
mor- ire.itm. ins, will he on the road
' ' good health
Til,- I.i. I . - ,
,t 11 K .1 .. Ill-,
Ii i. f ,n it,,
. nun.- il,.-
i.l.r f, I I
l, -I, ,1 I'l ' I;
ll-.' lil Ml,
in n:im,.
' iln.Iin r in,
! :il;ins XV II
H.
"I Hi- S I" llal'.i.M.l
i I'ion nn tli.- I', rrv
'.n.l. Hlh.'f. Ii.,.,.
" of I'. rri ,l... i.tit
' 1 just as t-.-l w il It
Millin. n ,-. kiiik nt Hi.- V.,i:n.
Satinda. . Ci-I. mi S Mm. f. II
l'i.l.- I'r,. in, i,, . In our tli-:.l.i
of fin.' : .in- t ii. tri i. -.1 and ml.
or.-.l li.ii. ..ti oill ailiulrt- fir
linl.iu.- sll,-. ii.,- tin,, in.it,..il. and
the i li'v.T v. ,,! kiiiatistnp of our
prlng an I jii:uii..-r tiiuJels.
mm
U. B. Bubar
1
fai t was mi nni;i:i;i.
(Continued From Jage 1 )
' cers. A trunk, which stood near the
I b-jd on which reposed tbe body of the
dead man. was opened by the district
attorney this morning. There was
no evidence at hand to show that the
trunk had been ransacked, or that
anything bad been removed from the
client. In this trunk the dead man
kept a part of his clothing, trinkets,
nr.d other ai titles of Chinese manu
facture. A ftoHf-burff banker, in whose de
pository Faut kept his funds, stated
this morning that the aged China
man was a hard worker, and through
his Industrious disposition had
saved considerable money. Although
the eat amount of money left by
the di , eased is not known, the offi
eers intimate that it will exceed $1.
; eon. He deposited his funds regu
larly, according to local bank offi
cials, and from all apearanees was
not lavish in his expenditures. It Is
the opinion of the bank officers that
, Faut had little money In his laundry
at the (me he was murdered.
M. K. (titter, a local undertaker
wh eared for the body of the dead
Chinaman following Its removal to
the morgue, believes that he was
first siunned bv a severe blow on the
hi ad wli Ii a hatch et. The under
i taker thinks the assailants then
I stabbed the unfortunate man in the
abdomen. The undertaker does not
believe Fatit'B throat was cut until
after the other injuries had been in
flicted upon his body. He bases his
opinion on the condition of the re
I mains, coupled with his experience in
handling persons who have been vic
tims of similar attacks. In addition
to f-ustaining numerous cuts about
the ;e;t'l and face, a severed throat
nnd wound in the abdomen, Mr. Hit
ter Siivs his body bore many bruises.
Whether there was any struggle will
probably never be known.
It is the opinion of District Attor
ney Neuner that the two strange
Chinamen who spent Monday in
l!os' bjrg were responsible for the
murder. He scouts the contention
of some persons that Faut was the
victim of the Tongs. The fact that
the two Chinamen were well supplied
, with dimes ami nickels on the morn
' Ing following the murder has led the
district atnnney to believe that this
money was taken froui Faut. H is
, c ha raid' ri-tic of Chinamen engaged
i in the laundry business to keep many
dimes and nickels In order to give
change to their customers. The ills
i trlct attorney also believes that the
murder is characteristic of the
. Chinese, who usually mutilate their
victims. There is nothing to Indicate
that the murder w as committed by
' a nhite person, according to the
of fibers.
Following discovery of the body an
officer was placed In charge of the
uuarters formerly occupied by Faut.
This action was taken In order that
nothing would he molested.
The officers do not attach any sig
nificance to the revolver found tin-
! der Fant's pillow, for the reason that
! many Chinese as well as Americans,
resort I f this degree of protection.
Fant's body is now nt the local un
dertaking parlors, where it w ill re-
main until such tinu as the investi
gation now in progress is completed
j Owhir tn another engagement Miss
. Viola illett will appear at the first
show omIv at the Palace this even-
in. H-r app a ranee will be about!
; :: p. in.
Mi Him rv Opening at the Vogue, i
Saturday. Feb. .;, !H. Mrs. C. H. I
Ha vies, rropriet ress. In our displav .
nf fine pattern, trimmed and tail- J
ored bais. you will admire the
Miiioue suies. the fine materials and
the t lever w oi kmanship of our
spring and summer models. j
MGHT U.As-dtt l olt nMMI i;. !
( I AI, W:i'.HTMKT.
M Cio-e interested In the forma-!
Hon of eenine classes in shorthand
typewriting, bookkeeping, etc. will;
nlease rm et at the banuuet room of i
the new a r in or v Thursday ev onmg, i
I eh 4. at 7 . :: nVioek.
F. It. II MLI City Snpt.
ium. i i:i:s i-iii.i:s.
H ill t.ii' M.m.-y to FaniiorH Makini:
Sli n I hit. j
At t.ir mpntltlv ni.-.-tini: Hip ,li-,
r torn of th. Itank of Vvrtlo Point
;l M,ri...i i ,1 , n i . I
, , n to l h winn.-rs in Ihp r.irn an I
d'iiv ...p,t durinc III" H I s,-:,-s
n. TI,.' sun, ' IT.", in for Hip d.iirv
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Tuesday Night, February
Your Last Opportunity lo Witness The Morosco Co. in
Peg Cray Heart
This play lirs given Joy to millions of theater goerB.
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In II, nri. k Ihsi n's Immortal story
"PEER GYNT"
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