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ItOSKlil'ltG, OREGON, SATl IS11AY KVKMNO, OCTOllKH Review luuo. no. ina. I Minim iivn ni rn i nmn cmutit h.i ht i 4.4.4.4.J.J.J.J.J.J.4.J.J.J. SAX JOSE SCALE CiKTTlXQ illlll fl IW-lftfllSMI-lB.

AiJMjriufliarif About lit) cases comprise the civil uoii was trieuoiy. inu two men stopped a few toot in front of Iho jail and Moyera remarked: "Some one is In there looking in tho window." As A1KLILLA 10 i CITV ANNOUNCEMENTS. For Mayor. To the Voters of Roseburg: I desire to heroby announce myself as a candidate for Mayor, subject to your approvnt at the city election to be held on Monday, Oct. 4, 1909.

Enforcomont of all laws will be my pledge. DR. F. W. HAYNES.

For Councilman. For city councilman front the First Ward I hereby announce myself as a Candidate. St thn olnnllnn Ir. Spain Rushes 15,000 Men to Garrison's Aid qsnuATioN is desperate Officers Pounce on Man Who Crowds Toward Auto HAD REVOLVER AND CAMERA Insists Only Wanted to fake Take Pic inre ul President, but Pouts Tniiik Diliuetulj Special to the Evening Review. PtliiTI.AVIl llr I ing a revolver of heavy calibre and a llOckott'll I llf Pill rtilll'iiu Arthur Wright, of Lowell al- iciiiiueu 10 uiyusi nis way toward President Taft today, -while the ehiPt executive was passing in an automobile, btrt was -disarmed and arrested before he rnnlrl rpflrh thr.

Mriwl ,1 mi I This affair occurred at Sixth and iworrison streets, at tne corner of the Portland Hotel. The parade In honor or Taft hnri tnt rp.n-h.,,1 th. corner, when the secret service men 1 Ilt.MKR illll KACH YEAH. WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.

The principal commercial applo orchards of the country are destined to became infested with the San Jose scale, ac-' cording to a bulletin Just lsBiied by the l)pimil nipnt nt A in.i,.,, it n't, scale is spreading rapidly over vast areas each vour of the fumigation of trees and aud fruits, and contains a statement that a little "carelessness In with Improper solutions, or unfavorable ('(lllllll IIIIIM UT Mill r.r r.iol.l.... 111)11 Icntlnna inv nllnw nt tu i him i in suiueicnc numners to' result, later In the season, In their I settling in considerable numbers un-1 on the fruit. ESCAPED A COLLISION. NEW YORK. Oct.

1. Accompanied by his wife. Commander Robert E. Pearv arrlvejl hi.ro it i nninni. this mnrnlmr Th.iv llerbent Dridgnian, secretary of the Peary Arctic Club, nmi l.

Willi him at thn HpI.p..i At 9.10 this morning the Roose- velt. with Comminwii.r. ip 1.1. party aboard, steamed up the river between two excursion boats and took ns piace in tne Hudson-Fulton par ade. reary refused to Bay anything fur- er regarding his controversy with ther regarding his controversy 11.

leuericK A. rederick A. Cook. Pearv mlsprt maolln. l.

only half an hour at the railroad station this morning. Just 30 mln utes arter Peary had left the station Dr. Cnnk Hoston, where he will lecture tonight. OXE-HALF OK TOWN "DRY." OTIIHIl HALF "WET." BRISTOL. Tenn.

Oct 1 tv. ml' tect the Tennessee half of Bristol, w-hlch Is "dry." nimliiHt what ua AaaL ruble rs to 1 I I 1 1 1 l.ckart turned from tho window to face Meyers, the latter, with a curse, milled a pistol (nun bis slicker and shot Ecknrt, the bullet entering the abdomen. Ecknrt fell to the ground, and Moyers, turning back, shut the officer again, tho bullet taking effect iu his knee. Meyers Is a plumber by trado and has been employed until quite recently In Portland. Although he has never been In serious trouble before, he has been a heavy drinker and is quick tempered and inclined to be troublesome.

Those who know Moyors state that ho never will he taken allvo It ho getB an inkling of the death of his victim, and as Meyers is well known as a sporisnmn and a crack shot with a ride or revolver, It Is feared there will bo more blood shed before ho Is captured. Ills frequent hum Ing trips have made him thoroughly fninllnr with the surrounding country iu every direction. For these reasons It may be a difficult mutter to locate the fugitive. "Willie Hoy" Kills Girl. RIVERSIDE, Oct.

1. Willie Boy, nu Indian, who has been pur. sued for sovorul days across the dessert by posse, nddod lo his crimes yesterday by murdering the 18-yenr-old girl whom ho wns carrving with him on his (light. Well Known lintel Keeper ITses mid Recommends 'hiiinberliilii's Colic, Cholera anil Diarrhoea Remedy. "I take pleasure In saying that I have kept Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Dlnrrhoen Remedy in my family medicine chest ror about fifteen years, and hnvo always had satisfactory results rroni lis use.

1 hnvo administered It to a treat niiinv trnv. cling men who were suffering from i reii dips ror which It Is recommended, nnd have never fnlled to relieve tliom," soys J. C. JenkliiB, of Glasgow. Ky.

This remedy Is for Bale by all druggists. FOR CITY 11E(X)RDER. I hereby announce nivsolf a candidate for the ollico of City Recorder, subject to the approval of tho voters of Roseburg. ir elected, I shall occupy an ollico whom I shall he accessible at all times for tho trnnsnclloii of police court work and Ilie prompt execution of the dlllles of the office. I shall have no established private law practice lo take precedenco over Iho city's business.

1 shall endeavor lo administer Iho dulles of the office with linpnrllallly and Justice to all, showing favoritism to no faction, and ackliowleilulnir nn liiiiulni. ei own conscience nmi Hie city laws. As iu my unless tor tliu ollico. I leave Ilie people to Judge. Suffice it to sny (hat ir elected.

I shall add to my present legal education a thorough mastery or tho city charter ami laws, and a familiarity with all the details nf (hi. nltlr.p llllliy SIHICIllllg I thn support of the votora of Roseburg, i mil i Yours ror City Recorder, ANDREW R. MARKER mi lnL. regular term ot circuit court for Douglas County, which opens In Itoseburg on Monday, October 11. As usual, a good per cent consists of divorce suits, there being i uf.iv ones in addition to several that have been continued from previous terms.

Aside from the docket there aro four applications from aliens for admission to citizenship. The list of criminal cases Is the smallest in years, and there will be little Work fnr th A unless the grand jury should return untorseen Indictments. Three persons previously indicted on charges of violating the local option law are due for arraignment. These are F. K.

Varrelluiau, George Fair and Dolph Hanks, all of whom are at liberty on bonds. A fourth ca3- If this kind which will come (he court is (hat of Joe Lesina, of til's CilV. WhO hllH BliLHlrJ of $200 Imposed 111 the Justice Court. Principal among the is that of O. II.

HotsforO, aged TO years, accused of attempting to ciiln-inally assault a 7-year-o'i girl. Kiu-mitt Overman, of Myrtle Creek, will be befnre the riin.i jui uu CMlll- mltiineiu from Creek, charging him with burglary, and Jeff and "Hose" Williams, of Loolilnir Glass. will ileienil ..1, a np sault with a dangerous weapon us lie result Of ail illlpi-pnlinn u-ltl, neighbor named Larson. Vito Tunzl, vito ucrnanto and Michael Bellamo, Italians. enmltrvcfl handS.

are KhedlllMrl til Ullcn-pr. charge of coiirpnllmr from the postolllce and store at Sulh- ei nil. A iriiiiKii.nr ntiinm ta llow serving term iu the penitentiary for stealing the goods. F. F.

Patterson and J. W. Wright, citizens, will hp P.lllprl the nmnniit r.f Imil I Hall jumped at the last term of court. Hall was charged with gambling. When his case was called for trial Hall WliR tin u-hnrp tn i.n r.i so (he sureties on his bond will have to heal the wound of justice, with a monetary oailll.

An ndilitlminl pnep fni- Dtp gation of the grand Jurv developed today, when M. C. Orlllith, a transient, waived preliminary examination on a charge of robbing a section house at Winchester, used by Ital ians, two or wiioni overtook him on the steel bridge with a quantity of noien cioniing and provisions. At he point of a gun (Irlllltli was kepi i prisoner by die Jtallans until the irrival of Sheriff Fenhin from Hrnn. Durg.

(Irilhtb nun: in answer to the pliari'n of hii'pnnv from a dwelling. yiwititi.i.s WITH liOYKIt; CASTS SIXF TO LION'S. PARIS fir-1 1 A nuillilll coimnittpfl unlr-lrlp In aed here last night. Having had a quarrel with her sweetheart, who is a liontamer In a theatre. In which liree lions are Introil.ipeil Hnrlnp- melodrama, the woman went behind the scenes and leaned forward into the cae.

The nnimnls wpn. u-na with rage, and, with a few blows of their claws, tore her head and breast to pieces. The woman's screams and the roars of the animals caused a panic among the audience and Ilie fireproof curtain had to be lowered. held on Oct. 4.

1909. H. T. McCLALLEN. For Councilman.

At the city election to be held on Monday. Oct. 4. I will ha for councilman from the Second Ward. 1 favor city Imurovement.

8. K. SYKES. For Councilman. As cttv ennnpltmnn fenm Iho TkUJ Ward 1 horobv announce mvnair na candidate for re-election on next Monday, Oct, 4.

1909. JOSEPH M1CELH. For Councilman. Rnnrosniitlnir thn tj-onrth urn.i na councilman, I desire to announce my- seit as a candidate for re-election. BAM B.

JOBEPHSON. For Councilman. To thn vntnra nf lha li-lftl. Wn-. resnnctfiillv nnnntmpa mvnal candidate for city councilman at the election to be hold next Monday, Oct.

i. Liiy improvements should continue, n. L. STEPHENS. For Councilman.

RolifiVillir ill the continued Imnrnva. ment of our city, I hereby announce IIIVHf-lf In fl pnnrllilnlu Pni aIIb cllinair from the Sixth Ward, at next aiunany election. O. C. BAKER.

For Councilman. hnrnhv nnnnnnpn muaolf date for councilman from the Third Ward, subject to the approval of the voters of this ward at the election to be held Monday, Oct. 4th. did OLOF OLS80N. To Hio Voters of Ward No.

B. I hereby announce myself a candl-' dnto ror tho office of city councilman from Ward No. (West Roseburg). subject to your approval, at the election to be held Monday, Octobor 4. ARTHUR A.

JONES. For City Recorder. I wish to heroby announce myself as a candldalo for re-election to the office of City Recorder at the regular election to bo held on Monday, Oct. 4, 1909. A.

N. ORCUTT. Fur City Treasurer. I desire to hereby announce to the citizens of Roseburir that I wtll tin it cnndldato for re-election ae City Treasurer, subject to your approval at city oloctlon on Oct. 4, 1909.

E. B. HERMANN. Patronlte Review advertisers. Ballroad Wrecks Cost 21'Lives Saltm Olficer Dies, While Meyers Remains at Large apeclal to the Evenlug Hoviow MADRID, Spain.

Oct. 2. With the. Spanish force In Morocco penned almost hopelessly In Meinin Spain is today howling ror hostilities. The wai nuuinieu uiui ino situa- Ion was desperate.

Fifteen thousand u'uops were ordered These Includo a de to detneh- 01 wueen own regiment of lancers, illdiciltiller Hint the 111 aware of tho seriousness or conaltlo'8- Whllo Information Is "i'P-essoa it believed that the MOOTS llSVO the IIIIIIPC hnnrl It out that they control the hills llliu IIIU limiting general advance on the garrison today. It Is probable that General Weyler, former governor-uenem! nt will bo sent to Melllln to take of the troops. One IJfe lost Here. GARRISON Unnl (Vpi man was killed and seven other Injured when a freight train crashed Into a work train in tunnel west of hero today. The dead man Is William names, a freight conductor.

Meyers SI III at lairip Oct. 2. Policeman Thomas M. Eckhart, shot last night by George Meyers, died nt the hospital at 4 o'clock this morning. Moy- ers Is still at large, with rewards totalling $1,1100 offered ror his cap-' ture.

I cmi. immih in I OKI IIIIMHI. Ecknrt In his dying statement of the shooting, says he was met on the street by Morley Meyers, who requested thn George from Morley's room, die lal- ier saying tne rattier bad given orders that George should be kept GeOrttO aCreed to mritm.nnu ll.p cer, but made threats that he would get nis brother Morley. As they walked toward the jail the conversa- crlbes as a "threatened deluge of 20 lvl" Killed on Train, drunks from the 'wet' or Virginia ROME, Italy, Oct. 2.

Twenty per-half of the city' Recorder T. Bur- Kere kllll'd and a score of others rows, beginning today, will Impose when the Milan express col-a minimum fine of $25 for drunken- 11 1(1 wth a local train near ness. but declares: Uozaito, Lombnrdy. 1 JIIKCKI.LAXKOl'S ClltCI I.AItS if 4 4 This afternoon Boine anony- A j. inous circulars were put in 4 circulation In opposition to the 4.

4 City Improvement Ticket. As 4. the fight against street paving has always been from ambush, J. I these UllOlIVinoiiR Rnreo.lu Illa A. (ho opposition ticket, doubt- J.

4 less enanated from the same 4- source. Fine practice, isn't 4. it! -J- 'H' J' 1X)H VOTKHS TO AXSWKIt. Editor Ttevlew NotwIthKlllllllltltr tha OBI .1 sonnl nnhiiitii nf mif wnpihu and candidate for mayor, Mr. 11.

w. strong, as to tne "utter unworthl- uess of notice and poor financial IthVRlcnl. Iiuntnl ntl.t mnral of the signer thereof." the fact remains thai the pertinent questions iMiiiiien ill null lurt ttnva nt 1.1 I columns of The Review are still un answered, and we sincerely believe that In default thereof all voters Iu lavor ot ruin impI i i.itiii'iivu inents will be able to draw JubI con elusions therefrom. Respectfully submitted. Oct.

2, l'JUD. Wm. II. TAYLOR I.MPOItTAXCU OK OF CITY ltlOCOHDFIt. The nlllpp in n.

prusent one ot great Importance to the property owners of the pllv The present contract of street Improve ment is auout to be completed, and the work of correctly preparing the assessments and seeing that the paving warrants are properly retired falls largely on this otllce. Many lironel'tv ou'iipru nWp. advantage of the ten-year bonding iiui pay uieir assessments, He-corder Orcutt Is thoroughly familiar "no an mm detail work and knows the conditions of the records and procedure. It is dangerous to Hwap norses 111 tne middle of the stream especially for all untried horse. HATCH OF M.W CASKS IX Jl'STICI.

coritT Accused nf "liimiilittr' 4a 1,,,,, li'll at the Herrlngton House In this cuy. inirry r. iireimier, a transient typewriter repulny. was arraigned Iu Justice Long's court this afternoon, followlllir his nri'pst In flriimu in uiu cuHiiiuy 01 I'oiicemau calm. Mrebmer entered il llll'll III' llllt irnlltV HllH hlu lion wns set for next Monday.

V. D. Carpenter caused the arrest or Clins. Amshary on a charge of assault and battery, alleged to have been committed today. The case was scheduled for hearing before Justice Long this evening.

Culver Co. have filed an action against New ton Howe for nl-leged to be due for merchandise sold and money loaned the defendant. NOTICE. All persons are hereby notified not to sell goods or give credit to anyone on my account. J.

L. Chambers. Roseburg, Oregon, Sept. 117, 1909. MpKKra Itunnn Polinn here from Curry county this afternoon with the first of their drive of several thousand head of sheep.

MAYOR (Voto for one) RECORDER (Vote ror one) TREASURER (Voto for one) accompanying tne president saw Wright worming Ills way through the crowd. Calling to several policemen, Iho detectives sprang toward the man, and, after a sharp scuffle, handcuffed him. A search of his clothing revealed a 38-calibre revolver, a score of cartridges, also a small camera. He was locked up in jail, and a charge of carrying a concealed weapon was lodged against him. Police Captain liailey, who participated In Wright's arrest, snid thai the man's actions were suspicious aud T'that his manner of carrying the cain-- era indicated an ulterior motive.

Wright refused to make any statement, except to say that he was trying to get as near the President as possible In order to take his picture. The police give this assertion little credence, believing that Wright was using the camera as a blind for an opportunity to commit a foul deed. Wright gives his age as and says his parents ale wealthy residents of Lowell Center, Mass. lie claims to be on a pleasure tour of ilie A shield found upon him b. forth the explanation that i lie was formerly a policeman in Lowell Center.

He has not the appearance or conversation of an anarchist or crank. He emphatically denies that he wanted to shoot Taft, but says that he acquired the habit of carrying a gun while in Montana. President Taft did not know of the arrest of Wright, because he was well surrounded by bodyguards and "a military escort. liocnl Fight for Hoiioi. When the President reached Portland this morning he found himself the central figure in a local fight.

nunjo nil) 111IO will be no larger." This action of tho Recorder Is tnlten heclinKP Inrlriu tl.p r.U..,. the Virginia half of the city were MMuwii upeu in acconiance wlib Iho court decision declaring tho local option election of July s. which was won by the "wets." to have been legal. Ten carloads of whlkv, beer and other 1fniini-u during the week. llrnln Win I rpi, 1 niv muti iiitugn- ter if ttev r'hnt-ltp Mr.ni...t...

taken to Eugene last week to undergo an operation for appendicitis. iniiiiis i-ass unserver: William Van t.fwon ni.rli-.l i l-llliesinty to visit with his cousin, Mrs. J. H. Hathaway.

Mr. Van Lewon has spent the past three years at Fort i.incilill, JiutSKlt. WANTED TO BP Y. Cottaco. with one or more lots, In Roseburg, for nt (he most.

Will deal only with owner direct. Address M. L. care Review. dsw09 senator Jonathan uourne monopolized the President, according to his enemies, by persuading Taft to follow the program mapped out by himself, thus delivering personal i slaps.

On the other hand, Bourne's supporters claim that the senator's enemies beat Bourne to It by engaging the whole floor of the Portland Hotel, barring all who had not previously accepted. At a prearranged "high sign." Taft left his car In (he company of Mayor Simon and proceeded to the Portland Hotel for breakrast. Afterwards the President, in an auto, reviewed the parade of school children. In the afternoon ho lunched with local notables, played golf with Hourne and then a reception at the Hotel. This 'enlng Taft will deliver an address 'MERODE" UNDERWEAR For Women CITY IMPROVEMENT TICKET If you are in favor of city Improvements, If you arc In favor of a Greater Roseburg.

if you arc In Tavor of a Uusiness Administration, then go to the polls on Mouday and mark your ballot as follows for CITY I.MI'KOYK.MKXT TICKKT. BALLOT General City Election. October 4th, 1909. Put cross in Hie square before the name you wish In vote for. And Children Chilly winds cold evenings and the approach of Winter will advise you to consider now the semiannual question new underwear.

Our stocks of these necessities are complete and ready for a siege of the busiest kind of selling. Everything that Mother, Daughter or Child can demand is shown here in wide assortments. FOR F. W. I lay lies FOR I A.

N. Orcutt FOR CITY E. U. Hermann jt the armory. The Hest Plaster.

A piece of flannel danippued with Chamberlain's Liniment and bound on to the affected parts Is superior to any plaster. When trouoled wilh lame back or pains in the side or chest give it a trial and you are certain to be more than pleased with the prompt relief which It affords. This liniment also relieves rheumatic pains and is certain to please anyone suffering from that disease. Sold by all druggists. WANTED.

Six carpenters, of F. F. Patterson. Inquire PROGRAM AT STAB A Given away free at the Star Beautiful Chinaware everv 4-j. 4-4-4- evenine.

Ynuderillc Magic KvjHised mid Hurl il tied By the two Hoytr Pictures 4- The Pav Car. FOR COUNCILMAN Ward We've a splendid assortment of the celebrated 'Merode" underwear especially wortiiy of examination and of a trial. The careful-precise particular dresser finds in "Merode" underwear, the ideal undergarment. Six Seven and even nine months ago the bulk of our underwear was purchased; and that, you know, was before the present high prices in cotton and wool. That's the time, also, when factories were running their slowest.

Our order then was exceptionally welcome, and we secured important price concessions. These are the reasons why our prices are lower than any you will find elsewhere- ft I H. T. Clallen S. K.

Sykes FOR COUNCILMAN Ward 2 FOR COUNCILMAN Joseph Mlcelli 4 Picturesque Javi. Picturesque Smyrna 4 Illustrated Song r.u-plliunH Ward 3 Ward FOR COUNCILMAN Ward 4 Sum Josi-pbrMin FOR COUNCILMAN IT Ey Miss Patterson. Prl Spec'al Saturday 4- 4- afterncon at 2:30. A present given to a football If hnv wins uml a BnlM R. L.

A 4 rln a 1 1 wins. School 4 children 5c, adults 10 c. FOR COUNCILMAN Ward 6 O. C. Baker 4- 4- A.