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MILLION DOLLAR SEASON.
BCSIXES9 13 GOOD.
Dougfcs County exports for the
present fall and winter season will
bring Jl.UOO.OOO new money.
Good crops and nigh prices makes
money plentiful. Review advertisers
get the business.
VOL. XIX.
ROSEI3URG. OREGON. SATl U1.V KVKN'IXH, (MTOHKK 21, !!M(I.
Xo. 20!.,
PLANS COMPLETED FOR
LITTLE INTEREST
HERELAST NIGHT
BEAUTIf UL NEW HOME
COWBOYS LISTENED TO
THEO. ROOSEYELT AT
PRESCOTT EARLY TODAY
SOCIAL FEATURES
CM-HUGHES' FINAL
TOUR BEFORE ELECTION
LATELY COMPLETED AT
GLIDE fOR G. W. SHRUM
IS STILL ALIVE
0
A: 0
TKl'TO.NS AltE UXA1I1.H TO AS
C'KKTAIN .MOVKMK.XTS BEHIND
FRENCH FRONT VACANT
iROlND WAS SHELLED IS
CLAIM OF ALLIES.
OFFENSIVE IS 10 BE RESUMED
The French Said the (Jermans Are
Trying lo Create the Impression
That France Is Kxhausted
Counters Defeated.
NEW YORK, Oct. 21. Republi
can Chairman Wilcox announced
that Mr. Hughes has completed ten
tative plans for his final campaign
tour, lie speaks twice in New York
on Tuesday night, and in Brooklyn
on Wednesday night. Thursday he
talks at Hartford, Providence and
Boston; Friday at I'ticti, Auburn,
Geneva and Rochester. He will in
vade Ohio and Indiana, and on No
vember 2, will speak at Troy, Albany
and Schenectady.
He will also campangn in the Hud
son Valley. He closes his fight with
a speech at the Madison Square Gar
den on November 4.
SMALL CROWD OF KEIM'RLI
CAXS ASSEMBLED AT THE OLD
ARMORY LAST NKiHT TO
HEAR ADDRESS UY E. (i.
ADAMS, OF El'OEXE.
NEW MEXICAN AMBASSADOR.
PARIS, Oct. 21. The Germans
arc apparently attempting to regain
iho Somme offensive. There wore
repeated terrific counters, especially
north of the river. The French de
feated every blow.
The French continue winning all
objectives on the heights, railways,
and Important highway junctions.
Headciuarters reports, said the Ger
mans are suffering heavily from
aeroplane Inferiority. The Germans
' are unable to ascertain movements
behind the French front. On several
occasions the Germans shelled va
cant ground. French officials de
clare the Germans are systematically
tryiug to create the impression that
France is exhausted.
Get-mans Winning in East.
riSTHOGUAD, Oct. 21 It was an
nounced that a great battle is rag
ing on the IJobrudja front. General
Von Mackensen took the offensive
against the Itusso-ltoumanians. Tlx
Teutons occupied Kobardua. The
defenders repulsed attempts to ad
vance beyond that town.
Trenches Are Raided.
LONDON, Oct. 21. General Haip
reported that the British progressed
near Uutte Dewerlencourt, three
miles south of Bapaume. There Is
intermittent shelling on both sides
of Ancre. The British raided the
enemy trenches near Neuve Clia-pelle.
NATIONAL ISSUES DISCUSSED
Mr.
Adams Was Introduced by W.
Tlimnus, Chairman of the
Douglas County Republican
Central Committee.
MEXICO CITY, Oct. 21. It was
authoritatively learned that Elseo
Arredondo, Mexican Ambassador to
the United States, has been appoint
ed secretary of government in Car
ran.a's cabinet. Louis Cabera suc
ceeds him in Washington. Cabera is
now heading the Mexican pence dele- j present campaign as viewed from his
gates. General Pablo Gonzales sue-1 standpoint. He was introduced by
Speaking before a small crowd of
Republicans at the oltl armory here
last night, E. G. Adams, or Eugene,
discussed the political issues of the
ceeds Cabera.
r,
SAILORS PERISHED.
DETROIT, Oct. 21. An unidenti
fied barge foundered off Bar Point.
Six persons are reported to have
perished, and one sailor is believed
to have been saved. Wireless mes
sages reported the wreck. A GO-mile
gale swept the lakes. The lone sur
vivor was picked off the rigging.
All land shipping sought shelter.
THIS MORNING
I). J. STEWART RECOGNIZED THE
GAUM ENT, WHICH WAS BEING
WORN' BY A RECENT ARRIVAL
HERE FROM OMAHA THE
STRANGER WAS ARRESTED.
W. F. Thomas, who spoke briefly re
garding the importance of the pres
ent campaign to the voters of the
United States. Mr. Adams discussed
the Adamson eight hour law, the
Mexican situation, European ques
tions, and much of Iho constructive
legislation enacted by the last
Democratic Congress. In referring
to the Adamson measure, Mr. Adams
said it was a subterfuge and was put
over by the present administration
in hope that President Wilson might
influence the railroad vote,
Although quite an Interesting
talker. Mr. Adams' remarks were re
ceived with little enthusiasm. In the
language of several persons present
at last night s meeting, there was a
marked contract between tho audi
ence that greeted Mr. Adams and the
crowd that heard United Slates
Senator George E . Chamberlain in
this city two weeks ago. On the oc
casion of Senator Chamberlain's
talk in Koseburg the Antlers theater
was filled to its capacity. Less than
100 people heard the address deliv
The Man Gave His .Name as Fred I ered by Mr. Adams. The Koseburg
Concert Hand rendered a concert on
The beautiful home of Mr. and
Mrs. George Shruni, of Glide, has
just been completed by W. R. Kiu
sel, or Wilbur.
The structure is 30x54 feet in di
mensions, is a full two-story bunga
low, and has a full concrete base
ment. The first floor consists of a
lurge living room Willi n beautiful
pressed brick rireplace. The dining
room is of the old mission architect
ure, while the kitchen is equipped
with nil of the modern conveniences.
A cooler, cupbonrds and cabinets add
t o the pleasure of Mrs. Shi-inn, who
Is in charge of the culinary depart
ment of tlie home. Sleeping rooms
and two porches make the structure
very attractive.
TO BREAK JAIL
ROY HOWARD'BELIF.VED TO BE
BAD MAN, AND PERSON WHO
STOLE GLE.NDALE' AUTOMO
BILE, CARRIES LARGE PILE
WHEN COMMITTED.
Mltnly and Said He Came lo the
Const Recently From Omnlin
Is Not Known Here.
the business streets of the city prior
to the meeting.
DETROIT GETS COXFEUENCI
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 21. The Episco
pal house of deputies confirmed the
house of bishops selection of Detroit
ror the Episcopal National confer
ence In 1 ill II.
MARRIED RECENTLY.
The marriage of Miss Katherine
Russell and Nathan M. Choate, both
of Kugene, was made public in a re
cent issue of the Los Angeles Times.
They were married there Oct. 15. The
bride is a school teacher and formerly
taught in Douglas County. During
her residence in tills vicinity she I're
ciuently spent the week-ends at the
Uinpqun Hotel. Upon leaving here
she went to Eugene and thence to
Los Angeles.
JOINED THE CRUISERS.
Carl V. Ogieshy, of Eugene, has ar
rived in Koseburg to assist the Gov
ernment surveyors with the classitt
cntion of the Oregon & California
Railroad grant lands. Mr. Oglesby
Is said to be one or the best cruisers
in the state, and for several years past
has been supervising warden of the
Western Lane County fire patrol asso
ciation. Go expects to remain ir
Douglas County until the classilica
lion work has been completed.
That 11. .1. Stewart, a well known
resident of this city, lias at least a
number of the quantitations of a:
detective was attested here tills j
morning.
While standing In front of Hie ex
press office chatting lo a party ot j
N-lends. Mr. Stewart's attention wasi Mn) Mpn ,,inK I!(),)inaoi thP
attracted by a well dressed stranger! My lllplllllpr of (.o0ril(o state
who passed nearby. At first glance I s to wiM BpoIlk t tlie ,.w ,.,.
.vir. aiewart iiiougni int-it. ws i
striking resemblance between the1
sweater worn by the man and I lie 1
TO SPEAK AT ARMORY.
next Tuesday
orv in Koseburg
evening under the auspices of the
Woodrow Wilson League of Rose-
burg. Mrs. Robinson Is said lo be
an excellent speaker and should be
greeted by a large nudience. She
is said to be the originator of the
expression, "Wilson moved the capi
tnl back from Wall street."
oni! stolen from Ills automobile last
Thursday night.
In order to satisfy his suspicious, j
Sheriff Quine was called and the lei-,
low. was taken into custody. The
sweater was later identified as the
property of Mr. Stewart. When asked,
to explain how he came into posses-.
slon of the garment the man said lie 1
purchased it from a stranger. Hej Hon. .1. K. Howard. Democratic
declared he paid 25 cents for (lie candidate for joint representative
sweater and hud no knowledge that i from Douglas and Jackson counties
it was stolen property, lie gave his delivered a political address
name as Fred Munlv. and said he i a big crowd of voters at
came to the coast recently from evening.
Omaha. Munly is about IS years
PRISONER MAY HAVEBADRECORD
Salem Officers Want Man on Serious
Charge Who Tallies Willi How
ard's Description Xante Is
.Myers Is Itellef.
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS SAY
JOSEPH COACH HAS NO
CHANCE OF RECOVERY VIC
TIM'S FUNERAL IS HELD AT
BANDON THIS AFTERNOON.
ARTHUR COACH WAS ARRESTED
Murderer's Iti-other Is Charged With
Threatening to Kill n Number of
Coos County People He
.May He Arraigned.
MARSHKHOU). Or., Oct. 21.
Joseph Coach, of Marshlleld, who
lute Thursday shot and killed G. T.
Treadgold, city attorney ol' Pandou,
and later turned the weai n .n
hiuiseslf, was still alive lute this af
ternoon. The physicians say his
wounds are fatal and they entertain
no hope of his recovery.
Ponding l he outcome of his in
juries no inquest was held today. Ar-
! thur Coach, brother of Treadgold's
slayer, was arrested today on a
! charge of threatening to kill various
j persons connected with the litigation
'in which his brother and Treadgold
had figured.
Mr. Treadgold's funeral was held
In Itamlon this afternoon and was
attended by the entire legal frater
nity of this county. Hundreds of
other persons were also In attend
ance. The funeral was conducted by
the Masonic lodge of Handon.
MEETING AT RIDDLE.
ARTILLERY TEAM WON.
The crack team of the Coast Ar
tillery Corps. Oregon National Guard,
won from the crack team of the In
fantry in the shoot for the Gover
nor's trophy held on the Clackamas
range Friday. Several Husehurg
boys are said to be members of the
winning team. Scores in Friday's
shoot are being compiled today and
will be published in Monday's Review.
ERNEST SMALLEY BET AN
AUTOMOBILE ON HUGHES;
IS ACCUSED OF INSANITY
of age. according to the omcers, ami
from all appearances Is a novice in
the hobo game. After passing a cou
ple of hours In the county jail he
was released and requested to leave
town. Following the recovery of the
sweater. Mr. Stewart refused to
prosecute the prisoner.
The sweater was stolen from Mr.
Stewart's car which was standing
near the Southern Pacific depot last
Thunsdav night. At the time Mr.
before
Riddle last
He discussed the Nalional
ssues and lamlcti rresuient v oou
row Wilson for the constructive leg
islation that has been enacted since
he became chi"f executive of the
United States. Mr. Howard was fre
quently applauded during his ad
dress. Mr. Howard spoke at. Can
vonvllle and Days Creek today.
VFSSFL IX IUSTHFKS.
, WASHINGTON. Oct. 21. The
j Navy Department announced that
i Aio.it-:ii I'nni! in nroeeedi n it at full
Stewart was temporarily absent from spfHM, a hoard Iho gunboat l'rairie to
the aifl of the steamer mo warn,
ihe machine and was in the depot
awaiting the arrival of his son, Dr.
K. H. Stewart, from l.os Angeles. Al
though he noticed upon his return to
the car that tlie robes bad been dis
turbed he did not discover the theft
of the sweater until the following
morning.
o-
Although searched as many as
(hieo limes previous to ho arrival
here, Roy Howard, who was commit
ted to the county jail Friday after
noon from tJlendale, carried a 1 4
inch file in his shoe, with y ich be
would probably have attempted to
escape by filing the bars of bis cell.
While bystanders laughed at Sher
iff Qu ine's seem i ugly tin necessary
precautions, the instrument, which
had been carried dining the prison-j
er's custody in the county Jail at ;
Vreka, Calif., was suddenly discover-j
ed much lo the amazement of those!
present and to the nlTiier who haa i
accompanied him to this city. It was!
learned later that the jail bars at j
Yreka bad been sawed and the of fi-j
cei's there were notified this morn-!
ing. The file was cleverly concealed j
by being inserted at Ihe hark of the!
shoe and no less cleverly explained by .
tlie prisoners slaleiiieu; that tie ral
lied the tool tor filing spark plugs
In bis stolen automobiles.
Arrested at IJonihrouii, Calif.,
where he was taken in an automobile
whk-h he had stolen at Uleiidalo on
Tuesday night. Howard is now be
lieved to be connected with various
crimes, some of whirl) may he seri
ous. Developments today revealed
that lie may be wanted at Salem in!
connection with carnal knowledge j
concerning a young girl and there is (
now little doubt that the man also t
look tlie car from I'm I land which
was found abandoned on account or!
engine trouble in front of the cltyj
hall here Sunday night.
Howard, as he gives bin name, was
scarcely locked up in the jail, when
the officers received a card from Sa
lem asking 'that watch be kept for:
Ihe man who was wanted thr' under
Ihe name or Roy Meyer-;. The raid
aluu gave a photograph which the of .
fleers declare is an unmistakable like- ,
nes of the prisoner. I
If Howard's real name is Meyers, i
he will face another serious clung- urs
soon as he Is released from here. Thei
local charge will be pressed, how-
ST 10 AM Fit IS AtiltOl XI).
SAN FHANC1SCO, Oct. 21. The
steamer Daisy tiadshy is grounded
near Duxbury reef, the graveyard of
the Pacific. The vessel in safe unless
a storm starts. First Male 1'arlee
rowed ashore and reported the
steamer resting easily and (hat it
would float at high tide. The vessel
was built at Hoquiaui, Wash., In
1 ! 1 1 .
IMIFSCOTT, Ariz., Oct. 21. Col.
Theodore lioosevelt today ami Tossed
a crowd of cowboys, and advocated
a suvere campaign against the VII-
listus. He charged that Wilson had
hit softly. Ho said General Persh
ing should seize the railroads, enter
the towns, and treat as an enemy
any man opposing him. "We have
IftO.OOu soldiers on tho border. They
have been there four months. If 1
had men like 'Ilucky' O'Nell, one. of
my former Hough Uiders, I would
put him on the border and guaran
tee to subduo the bandits within 00
days. No bandit would venture to
look cross-eyed at us. If we had a
man in tho While House that could
te done uow."
ilFAVV TONX.U.F PI.AXXFD.
PORTLAND, Oct. 21. President
L. C. Cfilnmn, of the Spukaue, Port
laud & Seattle Railroad, declared
(here was no hope of ending the car
shortage before January, ho be
lieves tho unprecedented heavy
wheat move intuits to Ihe Fast arc
largely responsible for the shortage.
MOVFMFXT WAS IXACtJl HATFD
HFItK TODAY TO ABANDON
T1IK SOCIAL DKPAHTMHXT OF
THF COMMFKCIAL CLIH
MIST ISFDICF FXPFXSFS.
WILL CONTINUE PUBLICITY WORK
Secretary S. S. .losephsoii Will Prob
ably He Hctuiued Hush of Land
Seekers Is Anticipated In
the Xear Future,
VISIT GLENDALE
llll. I IIWAKIl IIVWATKIl
TOItMCY .Mil, I, Kit, OF
PASS, Wll.l, DISCl'SS
LITICAI, ISSfFS AT til
MKKTI.Xti TOSKillT.
AM) AT-
(ittAVI'S
nil': r.
.i:dai, !.
SI'OKK AT I.OOIilXd CLASS.
QUARTZ MINES TO BE DEVELOPED
(Iciidaie CorresKndenl Says Recent
Ounrl, Discoveries Have lleen
tue of Much Fxcllemeiil
in That Locality,
Attorney II. I.. Fddy was (he speak
er of the evening when a considerable
number of Looking Glass folk as
sembled Friday night to hear a dis
cussion of t he proposed brewers
amendment at a meeting held under
the auspices of the Looking (Has V.
C. T. V. Quite a number of local peri-,
pie were present also, lfc-se being lu
leiesled mainly In other phases of
: 1m election. A mong those prcHcnl
were Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Marslers, Mr.
and Mrs. It. L. Kddy, Sheriff 'Mine, ,
Guy Cordon, C. A. Itrainl. Oscar Llnd-!
ey and wife and C. o. Hosiuer and
wife. Mr. Fddy's remarks were di-!
reeled against an adoption of the pro-
posed amendment and were given '
close attention by the audience
it For
WAS DFXIFD.
That the Stale ligh way Advis
ory Hoard had unanimously tit rued
down the pro posit ion of buidling a
county road from Fugeiie to Coos Hay
via the Sinslaw, was Ihe information
received In ICosebiirg this morning.
s a result of the ruled Ion of this
road it Is probable that the Slate
1 1 igh way um mission will proceed
to survey and he p lo const met a
highway fioin liosehurg to tin? coast.
This Is evident from the fart Ihat
not long ago the stale highway com
mission made an a ppt opi tat Ion for
i bin wo i k . County .1 ttdge Marslers
was in Salem Friday and at l ended
the meeting.
OWLS CAFSF TROI IILF,
which Is aground off Cape Haitian.
Other naval vessels were ordered to
assist in the rescue work.
Reports received here from Reston
today are to the effect thai owls are
caiiHing considerable damage In that
MAltUIAGF AXXOI XCFD.
WAS XOT COXFIRMFD.
In a recent issue of - the Riddle
Tribune there appeared an article to
the efieet that W. .1. Wilsey had se-
eiir.wl notions on several tracts
i Mr. and Mrs, 11. A. Murphy, of
! Oakland, have announced the mar
j riage of their daughter. Mffs Lera
I Kleanor. to John W. Peterson,, at
Anchorage, Alaska, on Odomr Ml.
I! If). Tho bride wns a former resl
1 dent of Douglas County end lias
of many friends In this vicinity.
MAI1YSVII.I.K, Calif, Oet.
I'O. Krnest I", Smalley, nf Hal
keys CornerH. Sutter Comity. Is
in Jail here tonight pending
an examination as to his sanity. 4
Smalley ranie to town today 4
and bet $l..n anil hi autouto- .J
Idle that Charles K. HuKhes 41
would carry California and also 4
would he eleeted. He was taken
into custody soon after on pus- Ms b'fd
pit-ton of being crazy.
lii.a.er lands le'inninu to lie
Van Ostrand anil located in 1 louttlas , (J.4j.
County. A similar rumor was .rva- .
lent tiere several days ao, hut 'I 4.
could not he eonflrnu'd.
. .' . - ' ,' . t (l . j vicinity. Only a few nlt-'hts ia'(i tin
tnohile thefts which have le-en in
rreaslrtK in tlie past tew weeks.
Thci;u crimes are ennsidered of a
Heiious na'uie ami the guilty parties
are ten often paroled In other cities.
nrrordiiiK lo the sherlfl. Meyers is
enld to have formerly lived at Mill
City and have 11 rather at lllackwell,
Ok la. It is helleveil Jie was endeav
oring to reach the laiter city when
he set out on his career of thefts.
owl swooped down on the ranch of
A. VY. Johnson, a prominent rancher
of that locality, and made awny with
three chickens. Other farmers tin-re
have reported similar losses.
I tilendale Correspondence. )
Dr. Kl. Hywaler and Allornej
Miller, of (IrantH Pass, will addres:
the (Herniate vo'lers at the audlto
luni In this city on Saturday oveninc.
in behalf of the llenioeratle e.indl
dates and in reference to tlie pollll
cal issues of the day III tlie coming
election.
Herein (iiinrlz finds on Mt. IteuTien
Ih crciililiK some exellemeiu ..1 0111
eity. and there is' a rush lo these
well known mines expected. We an
sure that all reports will be fully
verified by actual work of develop
men! in this section, as the Callfor
nil group of mines have always beet)
gold producers.
I Mr. John Crouch Lewis and
In in II v. of Portland visited with
1 old Iri' iids In HiIh city last Friday
: They are enroilte lo l.os Angeles fot
an Indefinite slay. Mr. Lewis Is o
-the! will known firm of Allen
: Lewis, in Portland, and they boh
; large possessions In mines III Soull
Ixiugias and Josephine counties
l''or a brief season our Interest III
Mite election was evei'shaiil -d b
knowing that tlie (Jli'iidale-cialesvllh
;auto mail car had been surreptitious
ly taken away while the popular mall
; carrier and owner of the car wa
peacefully sleeping the sleep of tin
just. Mr. Ilnbhs ouickly engage
Mr. Harvey and his car to pioeec
on lime with the mail, while tb
telegraph and Hie telephone, tiandti
hv diligent olilcers, overlook the cai
1 and Its pHcudo owner in three slier
hours. "All human glories like
j these have their day," and Pepllty
' Sin ril f Jtrown and Mr. Ilohbs land
I the wnuld-be auto man safely In our
clly baslile at 10 p. m. Inst night
; Hi' talked freel jf bis noctiinia
'have taking of tb.s clly. Also lie
ii.w.i.owr.'KN socni..
said Hie mail car was a good one
I hat he phi d lo drive it lo San
1'rinicisco and write the filendn
poslmaKter to tell (he owner of the
car to come and get it. This state
meat is received wl'li die' alloAanc
I as to its veiacllv. . X.
It was nnnotineed here this morn
ing thai a movement had been In-
lligur.ited to aballdun the sncfal.de-
iirtment of the Hoseburg Commer
cial Club within the next, few weeks.
fills is made necessary, so the off i-
ers of Ihe elnh say, for the reason
that the expense entailed in conduct
ing the club rooms Is considerably
more than can he derived from mem
berships anil privileges.
In the event tho officers of the
lub decide to surrender their lease
on the eluh rooms, an office will be
'stablislied elsewhere for the pur
pose or continuing tlie publicity 1
atnpalgn. S. S. Josephs-on, present
secretary of the club,- will prbhahly
bo retained and will have charge of
the publicity work. Many letters are
received here each week from Mnstern
persons who contemplate locating In
Oregon and the officers of the club
lo not believe it would be advisable
to do away with the secretary nt tills
time. A coiiNiiiinnce of this part of
bo club work Is made doubly fm-
nirtani now for the reason that the
livgnn & California Hull road grant
anils will soon be opened to entry.
I'ho opening of these lands to actual
icttlenient will attract thousands of
leople to Koseburg, and In many In-
itances they will write here for ad
vance information.
The social department of the C0111
nercinl Club has been In existence
'or a number of years, and It was at
me time very popular with nil
lasses of local people. In recent
veins ollief cuius nave oen esinn-
Islied here, however, with the result
hat many or those who formerly fre
liieiiled the Commercial Club have
been attracted elsewhere. It Is inn
teller of tli.' club officers that even
letter results can be accomplished
'lirough the establishment of an of
Ice where the secretary can handle
orrespondence and furnish infonna
'luli to those who contemplate locllt
ng In Ibis locality.
Mr. .loscphson bus made a very
:apalde secretary, and a majority of
liosehurg people believe lie should
lie retained in his present position,
t lie matter nf abandoning the social
department or the club will prob
ihly be submitted to the, consldera
iou of Ihe members of Ihe organl.n
lon al the rlrsl meeting o be held
Ion al Ihe first meeting to be h-dd
his rail.
lUI'l'.XI.O III I.I, I'Olt WILSON.
Col. Win. I''. Cody. I Murrain HUM
s among the luteal to announce his
.iippoii of President Wilson. Huf
alo Mill Is a lire-long ItepllbUcnn
mil a strong supporter of Col. Koose
elt, tint lie cannot stand for Hughes.
In a characteristic dispatch ho says:
"lliiL'hes can't ride Woodrow. lie
is nulling leather already mid
be dlscilllllll led." - Hill Cody.
sttait (;ivi:n m:w iiati
will
I.AWSON Al
OAKI.AM".
In a letter received here today.
William Uiwson, a former resident
of this virlnitv, said he was now lo
cated at Oakland. Calif. He '
with the Sells-Kioto circus last year,
and plaverl all the best dates of the
season on the 1'acltlr C -.ast. He sent
gards to tils ninny irieuu
onil acruialntances in this city
is
now employd as a win. low d
II"
cor-
,t,.t..;, ,;,,.,;,,;,,;,,;,, t, . j..;. .'f , ator in the California city.
1 ihiti'.ai.i. (i.n;s.
POUTI.A.Ml, Ore., Oct. I . .J-
At the end of the third iiar- 4
ler of the football game be- 4
1 ween the Nebraska I'nKcrsliy 4"
and the Oregon Agricultural .
College the score stood 7 to 7. 4"
Itl-'itK Kl.KY. Cal.. Oct. 21. .J.
At the end of the first half 4
of the football game between 4
ihe I'niversity of Oregon and
the I'niverMtv of California,
the score stood lie to 7 In favor
of the former team.
4v
t
When nhovvn (he photograph Fri
day. Howard gave an emphatic de
nial to the charge and declared In
bad never been in the SMem vicinity..
He ravs be Mildred Or koii from
California and came im further noith
than tib-ndale, IMenty of evidence,
however, k-miih to indicate that he
wtole the Portland car. and a de
scription furnl.dnd by u garage pro
prietor at f toshen, wh'-re the t hlH
slopped, tallies witli Hie man here.
The Salem and Portland authorities
have been notified and It Ih probable
an ofMeer will arrive to aeek an
identification.
The Parent-Teacher Association of i
the FulUrton school will bold their'
annual Hallowe'en Social in the Ful
li'Mon school building im xt Friday
evening. A mimical program will be
one of the features of Ihi occasion.
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t. I'liK l:S SOAKIMi.
MISLK XIIIMi AHVKKTISK.MK.VI
III
papi
ecenl
is ol th
advei lis
worried
Lenox had b
Is ues of the country
i ounty there appeared
lenient which was so
to indicate Unit K. II
Id Hie ofrlce or "OH li I
Mr and .Mrs. Cliailes Uarditier, or
Yreka, Cal., arrived here last even-
,4"I"I"l"I"I"I''iiTT't'' ' '" I""' a ''' ,li,v,, friends, j - fJ 11--I--1 -I- I" I - : on election day
4 sale of
.j. i. tin p.
t
POIill.AMl. Oct. 21 The
blllesleill wheal at
bu hoi for I iuewalor
lelivelv. Was reported troll!
Laslern Oregon. This is the
seanon's record. Millers are
eonli m phi t ing adding 1 1. fill
ton lo the price ol rolled oats
Hay and
price.
bran an
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4-:
ii I, hi) tip in -J
4.
clerk here lor twelve years. Tb
verliscmclit. it Is believed, wa
erl' il 111 those papers by C. W.
Hie records at the conn house
III-
1; III
Clark
show
Secretary Sum Josepbson, ol Ihe
Commercial Club, this inoiing re
ceived a report Irotn the state Pub
lic Servbe Commission, In which It
was nniioiinceil that a new rate of
1.1 cents tier inn pounds on sugar
had been established lor carload
shipments hetw 1 Ihe points ol
Hrants Pass and Portland. The rate
wan granted upon an application
made by the Southern Pacific Com
pany, and ror the benefit of the sugar
ractory there.
AMERICAN WAS LOST
WIltN CUNARD LINER
WAS SUNK RECENTLY
ibat Mr, Lenox has been county clerk (
lulil years, and dining that time he i.
made
office tiinr'
s.iisLilnlng Hi tad Mr. Li
1 rally conceded (o be one of the best
ciniiHv ih'ilis III Ihe state, and tli
Sillal'V be ,-icelves Is fixed by tli
l.egldllllli e. II will be nil l"SS. w llll-
ew-r Is elected. The ciimpa
methods being used itgainrl I1I111
LONDON. Oct. 21. Tho
American Kmbassy learned
that It. I!. Sloane, an Ameri
can horse dealer, probably
died when the Canard liner
Alailiila struck a mine ill the
nox u Ken j 4. Knglish Channel. Clins. Ilrode.
ol astilngtoll, llliorinen uif
I .N Kinbassv that Mr. Sloane was
than sell 1
only Increase the sl.e ol his majority
i
4-4
.J. running around Ihe na J"
frantically nuniing ior u nm
the lust boat
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, ho-1 .j. frantically htintl
ilgll I .L preserver when
will 14. b ft the ship.
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