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Newspaper Page Textr x cqi ctty) TTTOn u-s RAIN TONIGHT .p : ?P- Tht Evening Newt and - 'burg Rtvisw sssw- : N DOUGLAS CPU NTY a An Independent Nswspapsr, Published lor th Bsst InUrssts.of tha Ptopla. IF IT WILL HELP DOUOLAt COUNTY OR THE STATE Or" OREGON THE NEW. REVIEW IS FOR IT GOOD AND STRONG VOL. XXVI NO. 294 OF ROSEBURQ REVIEW ROSEBURG. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 16. 1925. VOL. XIII NO. 163 OF THE EVENING NEWS YOUNGBOBWINS! SWEEPING VDTEl ;oi,i PKX POINT If COIGIIKII I I' ItV KA1.F.M MAX AFTKIt !it V KAILS ii senate mmm Son of Fighting Bob Carries All but 5 or the 71 Wisconsin Counties. (AnocUtM rmi Lrurd Win.) SALKM. Ore.. Sept. 1C. An old futhioned Koid pen point, swallowed by J. P. Young of tills city, when he wan couk fi at his home The tip of P'-n point was in good : condition, but the remainder j4 was badly corroded, indirat- iiiK that the tip had become lodged in his thmct. Phy sicians attending the case de- ( dure that the point must i4 have become stuck tn his bronchial tube. Young, who Is now 28 years old. has been bothered ! since childhood with poor iCOP IS FREED BY A JURY FQR 8 MAY CONTEST FIELD1 health 'ha' has baffled every Other Candidates Fail to Make Showing Expected Win3 Majority by Wide Margin. f Assertatnt Cress LeasM Wirs.l MILWAUKEE, Sept. 16. Youth outdistanced all opposition at yes terday's senatorial primary. Robert M. La Folette, Jr., just Inside the constitutional are limit, swept everything before him, carrying all but eight of the seventy-one coun ties in the state, and received the republican nomination for the United States senate. With but 369 precincts missing out of a to tal of 2.269 in the state. La Follette had 163,584; Wilcox 72,996; Wood ward 37,227; McGovern If .866. The ' same number of precincts gave Hruce, democrat, 6.347; Rogers, democrat 107, and Work, socialist, 6,630. The vote today represented somewhat less than half the voting strength of the state, slightly more than 300,000 going to the polls, but those who did registered in no un certain manner their desire to re- tain La Follette In Wisconsin. Young Bob won a majority of 29, 445 over his three opponents and a plurality of 83.488 with his near est opponent. Roy P. Wilcox, of Eau Claire, the Coolldge republi tan candidate. Wilcox did not win the run ex pected of him by his supporters, carrying only B counties. Daniel Woodward of Kaukauna, running with the endorsement of the Ku Klux Klan. was the surprise can didate, finishing third, carrying three counties. The others physician consulted. His 4 Illness has been marked with frequent fits of coughing. during which blood would appear. It was during an occasion of this kind that the pen point was ejected from his system yesterday. ills mother, with whom he Is living at 1510 North Li- berty Street, believes that Young must have swallowed the pen point more than 20 years ago. DEIER if, KILLS WIFE H SON H JTTEIfTSSUICIBE SHOOTING Traffic Officer Who Shot Fleeing Man Yesterday Held Guiltless. HAD CRIME RECORD Pen Books Show Man Once Convict Car in Which He Was Killed Was Stolen Monday. Family Friction Thought Motive for Crime Daughter Makes Escape. lAssnrlstrd l'r,-t l.vd Wire.) - DENVER, Colo., Sept. 16. Ray Shank, E0, shot and killed two members of his family early today, attempted to take the life of a third, and then sought to end his life by drowning himself in a bath I Onla Owen is the 18-year-old girl who was with Louisgnot. ALBANY, Ore., SepL 16. A cor oner's Jury here yesterday exoner ated C. P. Talent, of Medford, a state traffic officer who shot and fatally wounded near Jefferson, on a side road off the Pacific highway. Ed Louisgnot, a fleeing motorist, believed to have been driving a stolen car. The Jury held that the officer acted In the line of duty. It an oral supplement to the for mal verdict the Jury stated that It was convinced the shooting ' was accdlental, but that there was in sufficient evidence to state this In a written verdict. Talent claimed on the witness stand that his gun was discharged accidentally when the automobile In which he was riding with N. C. Chaney, of Jack son county, collided with another automobile. The witnesses were Talent, Chaney, Mr. B. R. Wallace, who ex amined the body, Wayne Overhol zer, Phillip Yagelskl and Genla Owens. Overholzer and Yagelskl were in an automobile which was overtaken by the fugitive and with which, the officers car . collided w-hen the fatal shot was fired Mayor Hylan Upsets 'Dope9 of a Third Party Ticket By Announcing His Retirement (AoorUtnl Ptm, Leased tin.) NEW YORK, Sept. 16 May icould he Induced to hold II. In the republican camp there John F. Hylan announced this af- w-aa no anxiety today regarding ternoon that he would return Jbjthe possibility of a divided front private Hie upon the conclusion Af 'in November. Mr. Waterman his present term tn office. j I rolled up a majority of 8 to 1 I !oer John J. Lyons, his nearest "I will return to private life," opponent, and of even greater said the mayor, "with my self-r-1 odds over William M. Bennett, spect unimpaired, my conscience j rjc-th Mr. Lyons and Mr. Ben clear and with the full satisfaction , nett sent their congratulations to of having scrupulously lived up to Mr. Waterman last night and my oath of office." t 'pledged their support. The mayor's announcement was JohI) H M(.Col.v Talmany lea interpreted at the city ha I as : deT I der (n rouklvn ana Upp0r.r of Inltely removing the possibility df Mayor llylan , (ne nrlmaI.les an. there being an Independent demo-inoull(.ed tna h(f vmM ca a cratlc ticket In the November .eh"' j meeting of the Brooklyn demo-twm- icratlc executives tomorrow to dis- cuhs the nomiuution of Senator Walker. William II. Edwards, candidate for city comptroller on Mayor Hy lan's ticket, after conceding his i defeat, announced that he would support the Walker ticket in the final election. Senator Walker carried Man- NEW YORK. Sept. 16. The possibility of a third ticket being in the field In November to con test the mayoralty election with State Senator James R. Walker, democratic nominee and Frank D. Waterman, republican, held the center of the political stage today n final returns confirmed the decisiveness of yesterday's ballot, hat tan. the Bronx and Brooklyn With all districts canvassed! ! while Hylan won in Queens and Senator Walker held a majority : Richmond. of 9S.643 votes over Mayor John I In Manhattan Senator Walker's F. Hyland. candidate for a third I vote was lo:i.r96. compared with term. Political observers appear- umj "! mr me mayor, ms ... .. - ....U..J . I-.. Unl. In t,A limn, JC 677 ea to lie equally aivmcu ivij i .... o . " . upon the question of whether Mr. Iconipared with the mayor's 21, Hylan would head an indepen- j 31 1. In Brooklyn, the mayor's dent ticket and the mayor himself home borough. Senator Walker kept his own counsel. : won 65.584 votes, while the ma- Arriving at city hall this morn- yor's was 60.959. The mayor car ing. Mr. Hylan declared he would conclude his term with "nothing to regret." The New York Evening Jour nal, strenuous supporter of the mayor In the pre-primary cam paign asserted editorially today that there would be a third ticket and expressed hope that Hylan tub, The dead: Mrs. Marion Shank, 49, his wife. Paul Shank, 19, a son. The son was shot In the head as jhe lay asleep on a sleeping porch. Mrs. Shank was killed In the liv- enj I ing room. to La Follette by a wide margin. From the first until the last the i election was La Follette's. equal- The testimony of Chaney. Over holzer and Yagelskl, practically corroberated Talent's deposition, though the two latter were not certain that the shot was exactly simultaneous with the impact of the collision with their car. Talent said that he had no In tention of killing the fugitive, but believed he would have been Jus- Family friction Is believed by of ficers to have been the motive for the crime. Divorce papers, filed by itn h vitnrv nf hu father the 1 hia 'ife n(1 served on him yester-, tifled in shooting him Intentional. former badger senator, in other dav- Wl're touai under Shank's pil- : ly. He and Chanty testified that Jears jlow. Talent fired several shots In the One of the surprises of the elec- A daughter, Ruth, 18, escaped by , air, believing this would stop the Hon was the poor showing by running from the house. Attracted j fugitive car. Francis E. McOovern. former gov- j n,'r screams, a neighbor came The girl's statements in all re- He was beaten by Wood- l" urr aii"cw huh Kialieu : l"-i uiu noi lauy, hs given on me man who. when he was : aim reiireu 10 me nouse wnere ne attempted to end his own life. ernor. ward. governor, he appointed warden of the state penitentiary. The election was fatal to the democratic cause tn the state. Wil liam (Jeorge Bruce, selected to make the race by the state demo cratic convention was unable to poll sufficient votes, to carry his party Into the final race. His count did not reach the re quired five per cent of the demo cratic total in the last election of 1924 or 15.585 votes. There. Is some doubt about the ability of John M. Work, the socialist candl dPtD. to make the required goal. The vote was especially ACCUSED ROBBER MAINTAINS HE DID NOT AID IN HOLD-UP witness stand and as given to oth ers outside the inquest. On the stand she said that she, hrr father, (i. Owen, her mother and a brother arrived at GrariJ View, Washington, about two weeks ( dance. In organizing PRISONER I FROM COUNTY GETS1:? v M A--l.l.sl rm, PENDLETON, ! 16. Pendleton Is JAIL Boy Held From Grand Jury Makes Break While Taking Out Ashes. COMPANION CAUGHT Liquor Violator from Reeds port Also Tries- Break, But Runs Into Arms of Officer. rled Queens with 31.627 votes to Senator Walker's 28.256 and in Richmond the mayor received 12.197, compared with Senator Walker's 6,256,- With all returns In. Waterman's vote in the five boroughs was 113. 682: Lyons 16,758 and Bennett's 4494. FOR CELEBRATIONIJ. TEAWI TO BE VERY Committees Appointed by Local Post of American Legion to Observe Holiday. "Bill" Wade, IR-voar-old prisoner In the county Jsll .escaned from confinement tins morning, and "Firno." a South American Indian, servlne ilm for violation of the prohibition laws, made an unsuc cessful break for liberty. Th to men ran from the Jail after be'i.g allowed to carry out a tub of hot ashes, but Flmo was captured hv Deputy Sherlfr Wm. Buzzed, who happened to be near as the latter prisoner ran around the building. Iteputy Sheriff Sewell unlocked the cake door and let the two men out with Ihelr burden of ashes. They passed him and went to th entrance, and then dropped the barrel and ran. Wade going around the west side of the building, and the other around the east side. Demiiv Sewell remained long enough to lock the cage door, to prevent the escape of other prls o"ers. and bv the lime he ran out Wade was Just disappearing north DLETON IS READY R ANNUAL ROUND-UP WHICH STARTS TOOAY Uav4 Win.) 4 Ore., SepL ready. The town, gaily decorated and full 4 of cowboys from all over the 4 entire west la again prepared for Its big moments, the Ronnd-Up. The colorful community pa- geant again swings Into ac- tlon starting this afternoon at 1:30. Nearly 180 cowboy per- formers are gathered here 4 and registration went on far Into the night. Cloudy weather obtains this morning, but the belief holds 4 among those familiar with Eastern Oregon weather con- dl'.'ons that It will break and 4 clear iher and sunshine 4 4 will hold sway .''hen the cur- 4 tain raises this .itternoon on 4 the "epic drama J the WesL Many noted performers are gathered hero this year, In- eluding Paddy Ryan, freckled Irishman from Montana and winner of last years' Roose- volt trophy, tlio supreme 4 award of cowboy domination, 4 00 4 2 HUNTERS SHDT E 1 R NEAR Ml N E Dairyman Fires Point-BIank at Party of Portlanders Hear Melon Patch. ONE DEAD, ONE HURT LOGGER STABS WIFE Second Mart May Die as Re suit of Charge of Buck shot at Close Range Thought Shot Rice. Bend Logger Attacks Wife in Portland Rooming House Wife Not Seriously I lurt. . (AMnriatMl I'tm Umi Wirr.) PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 16. Jack B. Carter, 55. logger, stabbed his wife, Mrs. Leona Carter 31, and ended hla own Ufa by on Main street toward Deer Creek. I himself at a rooming hnur.e here Denuty Button, who was cross- early today. He died at a hospital, Ing from Court street tn the court iMra. Carter Is In the sarae hospl-! peeled to recover. ( A.hI.II m lunl Wirt.) McMINNVILLE, Ore., Sept. W. Cieorge Hamlin, of PortltnJ, was killed and his :ather, F. E. Hamlin, of Portland, was probably fatally; shot last flight by J. S. Trent, datryman, wL thought the men were robbing his watermelon patch two and one-half miles southwest of here on the Sheridan road. ' The dead and Injured man were; members of an automobile party of deer hunters. Earl Hamlin, broth er of the dad man and William Hamlin, an uncle, were other mem hers of the party. Trent was arrested shortly after 10 o'clock last night by Sheriff O. W. Manning and held In the Yam- jhlll county Jail. The two surviv ing Hamlins also are held pending; an Inquest Into the shooting, which Coroner Glen Macy sstd probably, would be held this afternoon. The body of George Hamlin Is af stubbing an undertaking parlor her, and P., K. Hamlin, la In a hospital here, where physicians aay he Is not ex- hiiuse. where he Is nmplnved In the 1st department, saw Flrpo run ning, and tackled the escaping man. leading him back to confine ment. Officers mmle a search for Waile along Deer Creek, and found where Roseburg High School Is ! e had crossed and had pone over . . , , , ,'he hill north of the cltv. The wurnmg wiiucr i icnvy 1 landicap in Football This Season. Plans for the observance of Roseburg high school will enter Armistice Day were discussed at ! the football season with a light, great length at last night's meet- j ,nPXp(.r,pnrpd t,.am, hU n mu!lt ing of L mpqua Post of the Amerl- d a ., d n(J ,,, can Legion, and committees were j for a plIICP arcordiiig to Coach E. appointed to take charge of the w . pouhet. The boys an. showing vnnuun vrnia lur mm mi-omimi. . ,. mlTu ,J , wort i hard i at their dailv practice, hut are hlirhwav north In Oi'Hn.l Is be. Ine nntmlled. as he will doubtless endeavor lo swing bark to the road to catch a ride. Wade Is wanted for Ihe robbery or the Bridges merchandise store at Oakland. He nnd a romimnlnn wer" apprehended, it la alleged. ini. su.tenng .rem wour.ns in ner ThB ,hooMn(r occam,d about 10 back and right arm. but her eondl- 0,rlm,k ,aat ht tlon Is not serious. Mrs. Carler told the police that I Tren' t"' Sheriff Manning, that the stabbing occurred after she ;hf' was called on the telephone by and her huahuml had been drinking a neignoor anu warned mat nia moonshine and he had accused her i watermelons were oeing rainen. of keeping company with another!"" " bo procured hir. shotgun ... . ' , , nnd went niilalria llonrtrir nni.n. man, wniie ne was in a iukkiiik " . . . . camp near Bend Carler relumed lo Portland yes- j f,,nr. and Ins if someone were climbing his seeing au automobile lerilav fr.nn In nil whera he hud .nearoy, ne nren Doin Darreis at been working in ramp 75. of Me- ' r. h' ' l.eol Brothers tagging company.. Trent declared that he fired Mr. Carter said hn spent the af- point-blank, thinking his gun waa lernnnn wilh another woman and loaded only with rice, as he bad In the evening rame to her apart- llnstnirfed his sons to so charge it. The plans to be followed will be much the same as last year, with a few changes to add amusement and entertainment for the large crowd" which is expected to be in atti-n- 'ago from their home at Troy, Mon- itana. It was their intention to nick hops. At Grand View they met SALEM, Ore., Sept. 16. Miss ! louisgnot. He and the girl left ;Grace Patch, Aurora woman, who j Grand View and went to Cleelum Identified Clyde "Whltey" Watson . where, she said, they telegraphed in jail here as one of the partlcl- her father to come there also. Her pants In the robbery of the Bank testimony indicated that she did iof Aurora last October, after look-; not know whi ther he had lett ' Ing at pictures of two hank robbers Grand View, and she said she did Ikllled at Buckley. Washlngotn. has ! nt snow his whereabouts at the light 'i told Deputy Sheriff Sam Burkhart ' Present time. She said that she yesterday, although the issue in sno was continent sne nad seen:11"" '" ii" iuikkiiui ine past the campaign was strictly a La neither of the men In the Aurora;'0 weeks. roi-tin end sntl-La Follette fight. : robbery. According to previous Describing the flight from the of La Follette made a walkawayof the advices received by the officers, j firers. Miss Owen said: race, hut will h" opposeo at tne ne iwo men silica at iiucsiey were j " nn me final election by his most formld- supposed to have been Implicated , shooting began, but he couldn't, he side opponent of yesterday. Boy P. with Watson in the Aurora affair. n" " " trouoie, out wiirnr who run as a renubllcan. iWatsnn persists In maintaining his I wouldn't tell me what It was. but also filed as an Independent innocence and says he will prove end will run under that designa- an alibi at the trial, despite relter lion In the final election Septem- atlon by Miss Patch she is confi ber 29. Two other republicans dmt she saw Watson engaged In may enter the list In the final race the robbery. InrlAnan.lan. ll.al.n.llnn ! O greatly hamlirapied by luexperl i An-iist l!)ih ence and lack of weight. j Approximately twenty hoys are I turning out each night for prac j tlce and are helrcr given drill in ril,l.mu,ilnl. I.I..I.I-1., an.l l.u.nn 1 ... . v.ni,.. ...w . n.nnr . u n m..n,hn-u nf lout while In th srt of rohhlne the nu-nt. They went out together, 'nnd had examined the shells prev si..re. anu ne nas neen nem in tall and lali-r returned lo the anart foilowlne his failure in rnlse Jl.oon. nient, whero Ihey had several He waa hound over to the gmnd : drinks from a pint bottle of moon Jury ami hns been In Jail since shine, she said. Then Carter ac cused her nf going nut with an- Inus to the shooting and was con vinced Ihey had been opened and re-charged. The dead and wnnnded -men, howovrr, each received heavy for the holiday. its usual plan of appointing a gen eral chairman with sub-chairmen lo ! take charge of the various events, i Chester Kndrlp was selected as I general rhariman, and Is In charge ! L". V 1 .2'o' ny kind. Most of the hoys in year s ti-ams are available this year. The rest of the team must be made ui entirely from new material, very few of the boys turning out have had any previous experience "t.-1-..n" I- C...1. i , ----- ---- - iinwuvrr, encn received nravy Uriin . Is a South American In- oltu r man. and drawing a butcher (rhllres of buckshot according to inn. He wa, arreted at Rerdspnrt knfl. , ,, shirt Inflicted the sherW Vann n aCCOrdln to hsrge. with having liquor In his ,wo wounds upon her. S " J. , v . . nssf'Sinn. anil waa sentence.! tn 1 1.. . ui..l,h.l I.I.... l nn-ll,a ' " innu hb ni-vt-rm Biioi work on the county road gang at jheart. Mrs. George Campbell, the ,h,B, "Plier part of his back, Mill Creek. He ran awav from that .landlady, hearing groans, summon- hou'iler and neck while the fath Place, and was tilrseii up hv Im'O- ntv Sheriff Grilbbn. and was and brniM-ht In the county Jnll to serve nut nis term. cutlve committee, and each has the right to select his own assistants. ! W. H. Gerretsen will have charce of the street stunts, Leo Devam-y, I football; Ted Bost, banquet; Phil Ilarth, dance; Bert Bates and , James Goodman, show; Woodli y Stephenson, street decorations, and Jack Craftnn, membership. Kah hejof these chairmen will select his : I aides, and will report his work bai k i iiuixgnot tr.ifi ner, she said, that 1 10 the general chairman at his mother lived In Albany and that (executive meetings. ne was going mere to see her. No OFFICIAL RI.UF. BOOK NOW READY bv the Pecretarv of Stale. Is now rea1v for distribution. It will he mailed tn any citizen of the slate. They are B. F. Dlthma, former lieutenant-governor, fcnd Arthur Parry, the only avowed wet candi date. There were reports last night that Dlthma and Barry are con-lderlng withdrawing. Young La Follette, If ultimately elected, will be one of the young est members of the senate. He barely qualifies ss to ace require ments of the constitution, having Tecently turned 30. He Is un married. For a number of years, the 'nom inee was secretary to the late Sen ator Robert M. La Follette and la chairman of the republican state one by that name Is known here. j Aftf the Inquest the girl told I several persons that her father knew she and Louisgnot were go ing away together, and that Louis gnot had promised to marry her. "I wanted him to stop in every town we came to so we could be married." she- said. "But he wouldn't do It." She also said that she made several attempts to get away from him. Was Escaped Convict. PALEM, Ore., Sept. 1. Records at the state penitentiary here In dicate that Kd Louisisnot. who Jwas killed near Jefferson yester- f-ltl r. u,l WiT.i jday hy C. P. Talent, a state traffic VANCOl'VER, B. C Sept. officer, was a former convict. This 6 (Special to the News Re- is also tne nenet or Harry Levy, a lH ELECTED OFHISCLDBS young, and just, at that lanky, awkward period, when It Is most difficult to get sliced or action out of tlii-ni, no matter how willing they may be. There is one redeeming feature, however, and that is that most of the boys turning out are in the sophomore and freshman grades, which -means that with the experi ence gained this year they should upon written request, to the limit lie .develop a strong and well co-or-1 of the Issue authorized by Icr-IsIh-dinated gridiron aggregation with-' live appropriation. At last night's meeting Slate,"1 lnP next two ais. rooinait has ashic rrnm a complete directory Adjutant Carl Mosher was present 8 lenilemy 10 ami weight rapidly nr an siaie nwinnls. eleellve and anir made a short talk on' Leirlon i to bojs of. a high school age, be-j appointive, and the personnel and affairs. He predicts the greatest 1 'a"" f the excellent physical j dill lea of all office hoards, corn year In American Legion history condition Into which Ihey are de- missions, departments and Inatliu to be In view, and drew a glowing ! Vploied. and the practice and ex-1 Hons embracing the official fnmllv picture of the prospects before the perience ihls season, even though iof the stale. It cental! a the cnnall organlzatlon. He was greatly pl-as-1 'ne team cannot be expected tnjtutlnns of the slate and federal ed with the success of Dr. Slci-. nile any wonderful showing, w ill ! cnvi rnmen and authoritative, i art's efforts for state publicity at , of much benefit to them, and j scrlptlv and historical sketches of the Omaha ennvenilnn .nrf .no next year the school will reap the (the slalef rnm Its earliest hlslnrv complete endorsement to the plan ' Df""111' mis years work, for the carrying out of the "Cover-1 The team has a hard schedule, ed Wagon" Idea. ; starting with a game at Marshrield The meeting also considered the I on the 3td of October, and follow, purchase of new uniforms for the'ed a ik later by a match witn drum corps. These uniforms will he j North Bend In Roseburg. Eugene, of a military model, and will be tv : Grants Pass. Ashland and Miiirl! curd In the noar future. The drum , are all to be met during the ,a corps will resume practice next son, giving the local boya a hard , rrioay. ana win practice twice earn and difficult season. Coach ISiubet I ween to get in readiness for tne is confident, however, that In spit d the police. EXTRA-TERRITORIAL QUESTION er also has several heavy shot his back. The surviving Hamlin's deny S TOPIC ;'bat they were robbing the "melon , patch. LONDON, Sept. HI It Is learned William Hamlin, one of the sut that the British government Is vlvnrs In an account of the shoot- ...ir-uH.,.. Whi. n,A ir.ilieH ling, snid George Hamlin waa drlv- FOR DISTRIBUTION. States on the subject of proposed Ing the car nnd had slopped to ad Th Or-pnn Blue Honk, official commission nf Inquiry Into the ex- Just the spotlight. They had again directory and statistical pnnipnn-! tra-terrltorlal rights now held byjgolle minder way and had driven dlum of the stale for the biennial 1 foreigners In China. It Is expected about two blocks, when a shot waa ner in of !)25-I!)2R aa e,,mll,.,l here that the I'll ed Slates w III m-ani. 1 neyt innugnt meir own down to date. Also a lis! of conn Iv officers, with a brief sketch of their respective duties: officers of the principal cities and towns of the state, and an official directory of the newspapers and pnitofrlrea In Oregon ss of .Inly 1. 1I25 Com plete statistical dsta, embracing the financial, political, population and taxation activities snd Intereais of th state are also covered In ab- convene the convention shortly. J.F. rentral enmmlttee. - a view 1 John f Thrnn. nf 4. meat market man here. Who SBVS tn,rl ih. mHmar. r.aiml.n Iji ' T!,el.i.r. w.. eleei..n T l. that he once emnloved Loulslgnot ! '"'V .' c."rp no1"'" '? or hanilldps under which the . ......... L Follette m.de a tour of the state tenant-Governor of Klw.nl, t. Fo.e.t Grove where, say. Levy. , p,;n, h,";, ,7 ,": "''""n con, ens.,1 lo he T,, con- sneaking to large audiences. District No. 7. at the Pa tfic ,h Ixmlslgnot family lived. C d to li the a "",".!:" h,"V" ' """" itl. compreh. n.l on of " Plank. In his platform were based Northwest Kiwanls convention Prison record, show that Ials-!' rMv&ntoK "r, b" "ore .1, P "'' V 'h"!r "V " "'' "l-'lcal aecurncv. In or principally on the platform of hla In progresa here. The 7th dis- Irnot was received at the penlten-; : rao ore me ....ann la comidei..,!. , , kf, within the limit of re. ;L.EUT.WOOD8SfW,FaEdvorcJ RAIN IN EASTERN OREGON, j I " 1 I.W.I. I'rm. Ma-1 , I .,1.. . ' ." (Anwkit.rf Vrmm lunl KUr.) WILMINGTON. Del.. Sept. 16 trict. In which Mr. Throne will Hary October 22, 1904. from Mult- represent the district gover- nomsh counly, to serve three years nor. Includ'-s all of southern for larceny hy h.llee, he was 24 Oregon south of Eugene. The years old at the time nd was llat- riiv of Kurene was selected 4 rd .s a married m.n. While work , for the I!i26 meeting of the Ing with a mad gang on the slough , Hub of the pacific illntilct. s road near Salem he escaped June Among the divorce .tilt, listed f'ir '. 4 The Roseburg delegation play- 6. 105, and was raptured In Port- trl.l at the September term of the ( ed a prominent part In the con- land July 22. 1905. bv Charle. Hud- superior court tori.y wa. th.t nf .w ipminn, Dnin in tne suT'pori w meson, . prison ttimsey, wno noms n.inerine innmpson wood. MILWAUKEE. Wis-. Sept. 16 ; of Mr. Throne and In the the same position new. All of ag:nst Lieutenant Osborne ". Klrht men may contest In the selection of Eugene fnr the Loulslgnofs good-time credits wera Wood, son of Governor Leonard special election September 29. for next annual convention. takfn swty from him and he was Wood of the Philippines. Court is the seal made made vsrsnt hy the discharged December 13. 107. -Au- scheduled to open Monday. The (Continued on page I.) (' (Ccctlnurd on pae t.) jSull was filed last July. father In his several attempts to obtain the presidential nomlnstlon snd his national pllcy In the Cnlt fd States senate. He lives with Ms mother on the La Follette farm near Madison. The I'nlverslty of Wisconsin Is the alma mater of Mr. Iji Follette. although h did not graduate. i.r..i,, wre., ep!. Js JMjn WM plentiful alt over the Desrhulcs na-: tional forest yesterday snd last ' nlsfct, according to reports re-1 cehed at the main office in Bend. I A heavy shower lale yesterday sf- K-moon in iienn was followed bv m h.n.n, TO FILL WM At n tnt'i'tl'iff of thi' rrhnnl bonrd Ih I'1 hint ninhl, J. F. HyrtJ, H. I. i'mily'', wan t?M ti.il to fill mil ih-1 un- 't.rt'l ti irn of IHrtrtor .1. II. N't-lhani, wlio linn rcsiKiifd rir to hirt ilru:irftlr from 4 Unyvbnrn to nMlTii Dr.-Kon. 4 Mr. Ityrd rho-n fro?n a 4 ntimtxT nf rHinlliliiti'n vho 4 4 riv prormH.'fl, nml will trtke 4 4 IH III lutf''H nn iUrrrtnr nt 4 one'. !! Ih fcrvntfy lntfr'.Ml In rtehoul wiirk, linvlim dill- 4 lr':i In Mh- IiV.iKon n hml anil 4 III til" Mfih HrlHMtl. HI Wfll h 4 a ion tit fll''K', Rful in pant 4 j 4 jfiirH b''ii qiilli nctlv 4 I 4 Hht lnli-i.'!fvl In m JiwiI work. 4; lie ri-Kl.lt- un ihf rmrih xlil 4; 4-hihI m h ntriihT of lh' IW'n-4, 4 mm V. T. A. U r. Nt dhHiii. 4i r-iclt In t lie bark of the car had exploded. Thu ciWk from one shot utrurk both Oporjre Hamlin an he Mat nt thn BtPHrlnn wheel, and hW faihtT, who wan in a rear seat on tho opposite side nf the car. j fipnrtc went Into convulsion, iWillliim nnlil, and he took the wlWI and rrturnpd hurriedly to MrMinnvllle with the victims. I Hn fnl"r'd a c!ar store to M 'phnn for a phynlrian. JVputy jKlwrfff Pierre Mad wan la the cl par More, and on learning of the Kliontintr. he went tn the point de scribed by Hamlin to Inyestlcate. Mend met Trent, who told him he had fired a Phot In the direction of hla watermelon patch whin no tified by hla neighbor of the sup D.iKed theft. Only one shot waa fired, Trent riid, Hnd he did not know any one had been bit until advlHcd by the officer. MORVrBlDSmDlT ON AIR MAIL JOBS r Asf-tliwt P.MSI tMSit Win.) WAHIIINIITON. Sept. ISTWO addliioiial lilda for air mail con tracts were receh ,-tt today along wlih the 17 other tyrta oicned yes-t'-nlav. One waa for the Seattle Loa An n-lea route. Vent C. (Jorst. North dined atiprot.rlatloii. The publlta-j tlon, as a whole, has been reor-! gan.ed snd arranged In preceden tial and alphabets al order of so- qinnie io renn -r it more rnnven-ia inl-ilsti-r In the Methiailai iih nd. ore., 75 er cent of air mall lent aa a handbook of ready refer- cliiin b. south conference, hss ! pnMage. ii.'lng six Curtlsa biplanes, ence and nitlch new matter hnajo le-en lialitt rr.-d from Kose- s Wn (lf H-h(,-h Hrp reserv-s. be'-n a ldi'd i a deialleil mrnrms- Inn g to eastern Oregon, snd ! The in proinsals had fc"en lin nature The waiting list of ap ! bis renlcnal Ion has Ix-en ten- .o l.-.l h- air mall In lime to have plications tor the Blue Bonk Is be I d-red and accepled. lie has reached Washlnelnn fnr the nfrL Ing mailed mil aa rapidly as imsal- made a good Urecir.r ami has rial opening fnr the proposals, bnt pie ami provisions are oeing mane 9 guen grea! ileal ot nme ami v ihrnurh failure nf the postal serv- Inlermlii.n. a - ,....,.- . , w . " ....,-.-... ,e w ,ce pari not Been nellvereq in time. .., '" -"" requesia aa ape. y as curtailed, slilon to Wrh he waa elected. n such cases the bids are usually ' K funds and facilities will permit. J 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 0 w irccognlzcd.