mi;kikkksk m acquitted
ALCMNI NOTES.
CHOSEN PRESIDENT
BY UNANIMOUS VOTE
MAY SOON LOSE JOB
AS BASEBALL HEAD
Jury Kixxw Woman W'hn Killed Mail
Tliiviib-nlnw K Expose Hr.
SAN FRANC1HCO, Jan. 21. A
jury In the superior court yesterday
freed Mrs. Mary Pamja, arrested last
October when she confessed that she
had killed a former sweetheart with
an axe, cut his body Into chunks, and
luffed It Into a box couch where the
police found It. He was Michael
"Welnsteln, with whom Mrs. Pamjas
had been friendly In Atlantic City.
The Jury exonerated Mrs. Pamlas
of the murder charge on her plea
that e had killed Welnsteln De
rails he tried to coerce her with a
threat mat he would expose her to
Jier husband.
AOVKRNOR WITHYCOMBK
aiTESDH wedw.vo op son
ANION, Or., Jan. 26. The wed
ding of Robert Wlthycombe, son of
fiovernor James Wlthycombje, and
Miss Mabel Hutchinson, a popular and
talented native daughter of this
lty, occurred at the home of the
bride s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
Hntchlnson, this afternoon at 5 o'
clock. The ceremony was simple and was
performed by Rev. H. E. CnlllBon, of
the Methodist Episcopal church.
About 25 guests were present, only
the Intimate friends and relatives of
the families being Invited. After the
ceremony an elaborate wedding din-!
-r was served. 1
Miss Mabel Hutchinson, the bride, I
was born and reared In this city and
has lived here most of her life. She
was graduate dfrom Union high
school with the class of 1910 and
since that time has traveled exten
sively throughout the eastern and
western states.
She is the daughter of W. R.
Hntchlnson, one of the most prom
inent and wealthy pioneer stockmen
of this vicinity, the preBldmnt of the
MANY OREGON WOMEN
SAY THE SAME.
Portland, Oregon." My daughter's
health was very poor after her tint
baby came. Finally she took three
bottles of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre
scription and her health was greatly
improved. She has three children.
Has always depended on this wonder
rnl medioine to help her through."
Mrs. Iharkl Bkrtrand, 86 Texas St.,
Portland, Oregon,
Lenta, Oregon.
"I used Oootor
i Pierce's Favorlto
J Prescription be-
fore mv babv
I oame and I believa
Jit saved my life,
.Ml was in very
anonr health."
" : Mrs. C. H. Pow
ers, Lents, Ore
gon. Kotr: Dr. Pierce receives, daily,
many letters like the abova from all
over the world.
The mighty restorative power of Dr.
Tierce's Favorite Prescription speedily
Cannes all womanly troubles to dis
appear compels the orgnns to prop
erly perform their natural fnnotions,
corrects displacements, overcomes
irregularities, removes pain and misery
at certain times And brings back
health and strength to nervous, Irrita
ble and exhansted women.
What Doctor Pierce's Favorite Pre
scription has done for thousands It
will do for yon. Oct It this very day
from any medicine dealer, in either
iiqnid or tablet form.
Doctor Pierre's Pellet are nneqnaled
as a Liver fill. Nnuillrrt. oi.lMt In
to. One Hnw ffuonr-wmtwl fnm a
JMmh. Cure Sick llesdsche, Ilillous
Jlemlsche. TMiKlnms, Constipation, indi
gestion, lllllnns Attacks, and all de
rangements of the Liver, Btomach and
Kowela.
We Launder Quilts
for
25c Each
ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY
ASK VS AIIOt'T Ol lt PUK ES ON
HOI'dll DRY FAMILY WASHING
P hone 79 and Our Autos Will Call
Not Only the
ou noed it (his and all times- -1ut
ItiKly low cnmprd with otbtr
course, superb.
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Carry Herrman.
It is believed that Garry Herrman
is nearing the end of his career as
head of the national baseball com.
mission, the supreme court of base
ball. Dissolution of the commission
and the formation of a new baseball
body to take the place of the Herr-mann-Johnson-Tener
triumvirate, it
is predicted, will eome to pass near
the close of the present year.
First National Bank of this city.
Robert Wlthycombe has been a
resident of the city for the past 12
years, during which time he has been
superintendent of the Eastern Ore
gon experiment station here. Since
his residence here he has held many
positions of trust and for three years
was mayor of the city.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Wllllap Herring, of
Haines; Edgar and George Pratt, of
Haines; MIbs Wlllman, of Baker, and
Governor and Mrs. Wlthycombe, of
Salem.
CHrLHLAI.V REMEDY
Try our -.remedy for chilblains,
sore feet and bunions. Marsters
Drug Co. 166-tf
THE WAR IS MAKING
JAPANESE MILLIONAIRES
TOKIO, Jan. 8. (By mall.) The
, Enropean war has brought undream
ed of prosperity to Japan. Evidence
of this Is found not only In the enor
mous Increase In the gold reBerve
but In the fact that the Japanese
newspapers are busy chronicling the
rise of many new-made millionaires,
who plunged early in the war and
emerged with riches. The leading
ship yards of Japan have filled orders
which will keep them busy for three
years. Thanks to the withdrawal
of German vessels, Japanese shipping
Is enjoying the greatest prosperity
In Its history. Shipping men are
predicting that Japan will In a few
years have mercantile marine sec
ond only to that of England. They
believe, too, that shipbuilding Is des
tined to become a great national In
dustry in Japan. A Japanese named
Nohoye Urhlria, who at the outbreak
of the war was a clerk, saw that a
naval war meant a golden harvest for
shipping. He left his desk and
launched a shipping business, char
tering small vessels. Now he owns
four steamers and has cleared more
than 11,000.000. In Toklo the
Tamashlta Shipping Company, con
trolled by a business man of that
name, has netted $2,500,000. Jap
an's gold reserve has Increased by
$100,000,000. She now has In re
serve 1250.000.000.
Very Groceries
at prices which ar surprls-
torpa, and the quality Is, of 1 1
ii... - it- j .
(Prom The N'eho.) .
Miss Gertrude Dlllard has bean 111
the past week.
Miss Myth Henderson, of class '15
who Is now a teacher, teaching near
Oakland, returned home t pans the
week. Her excuse was too much
snow. The snow was so deep that
the pupils could not go to and from
school. This necessitated the clos
ing of the school.
Miss Dorothy Jeffrey returned to
Willamette University last week.
Miss Jeffrey Is one of the leading
society freshmen of the College.
Mr. Phil. Harth has become an
auto merchant. He Is of the '15
class, and has much business abaillty.
Mr. Elbert Lenox reports that be
Is well satisfied with the vaudeville
given for the benefit of the class
of15.
Miss Henderson visited the school
of Miss Maclver, who is teaching
near West Roseburg.
Miss Lillian Krogel Is now teach
ing near Oakland. She was Presi
dent of the '15 class, and she goes to
her work with the best wishes of
the High School for success.
SCHOOL NOTES
(From The Nebo.)
Miss Alda Watson, the assistant
editor of the "Nebo", Is now teaching
near Oakland, Ore. We know from
her pasbarecord In school that she
will make good In her new position.
We all Join In wishing her the great
est success; and shall miss her smil
ing faces durng the next semester.
We understand that Ernest Voor
hels, "Smiles' , Is now going to be a
traveling salesman for an Eastern
firm. He finished his work In
school last half and is now ready
for his new position. We wish him
the best of success.
THEY CAN'T DO IT, YOC KNOW.
(From The Nebo.)
I've beard people say that the world
they'd surprise,
But they can't do It, you know;
With ships like balloons, they'd soar
to the skies,
But they can't do it, you know.
While some other fellow who hasn't
a cent.
Are on a moBt wonderful patent In
tent; And perpetual motion they'd like to
Invent,
But they can't do It, you know.
Some fellows are partial to cutting
a swell.
But they can't do It, you know;
Each are Intending to wed a rich
hell.
But they .can't do It, you know.
Some fellows are trying some meth
od to seek.
To wear handsome raiment and Jew
elry unique;
And Pay for the same on ten dollars
a week.
But they can't do It, you know.
My landlady's hill I endeavor to pay.
But I can't do It, you know;
I try to eat boarding house steak
every day,
But I can't do It, you know.
Her coffee so muddy, her dough
nuts so dry.
Her back number cakes and celluloid
pie;
To eat them and enjoy them, how
vainly I try,
But 1 can't do It, you know.
I tried my hardest the quizzes to psas.
But I didn't do It, you know;
The hardest questions all In a mass.
But I didn't do It, you know.
The history threw me quite Into a fit.
And " did the questions on first
English Lit;
I tried to scratch thru, and missed It
a bit.
But I didn't do It, you know.
UOHEKT E. LEE.
EXCHANGES.
( From The Nebo.)
Caesar conquered many nations
t A mighty man was he;
No wonder In examnaltlons
Ho also conquered mo.
The Advocate.
Alas.
They mot by chance.
They never met before;
They only met that once
And she was smitten sore.
They never met again;
Don't want to I avow;
They only met that once
A freight (rain and a row.
Tho Advocato.
F-lorce lessons.
L-ate hours.
U-nexpncted callers.
N-ot prepared.
K icked out. Ex.
if J -!
j
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Charles Lathrup Pack.
Charles Lathron Pack, financier,.
worker in many public-spirited
movements and on of the fathers of
the conservation movement, was
unanimously elected president of the
American Forestry Asociation at its
thirty-fifth annual convention in
Boston a few days ago. He suc
ceeds Dr. Henry SZ Drinker, presi
dent of Lehigh University, who re
tired after three years of service,
during; which the association made
long strides forward.
HIGH FLIGHT FLOUR
Is made from the hardest wheat
and is drier, will absorb more mois
ture when being prepared for bread;
hence a sack will make more loaves
of bread.
Get it at the People's Supply Co.
171-tf
ANNOUNCEMENT
To any one desirous or engaging
In the Planing Mill or Manufacturing
business, I will offer a one-half in
terest In my business, with or with
out real estate.
1203-tf W. L. DYSINGER.
Open for
Business!
Tho money yon set aside each
week for the tahle, buys more
here for less.
The Careful Housewife
will ijprtciate' this. No special
baits are necessary to attract at
tention at the
SPOT CASH
BASKET GROCERY
Kl'.VLAP, ITnp.
3:18 N. Jackson Street.
Flonr and Feed.
DOLLAR DAY
is Every, Day; at
Our Parlors
Every day Winter and Sum me
yon will receive more value in
High Class Cleaning, Pressing
and Repairing, dollar for dollar
than you can receive elsewhere
This Is not an Idle Boast, hun
dreds of satisfied patrons will
cheerfully endorse it. Ladles
Clothing, Furs, White and Kid
Gloves a Specialty.
IMPERIAL CLEANERS
312 N. Jackson St. Phone 277
Why are Sunday dinners usually ths
beet?
I
IkvauMC th Itetter tho day the better
the meal.
MeatsFcrSundayDinners
Our Long Suit
A Liberal Amount of Suet
with Each
FINE ROAST
That suits every good cook
Among Our Boasts
Are Our Sunday Roasts!
They Rlxiulri Grace Your Table.
THE FXONOMY MARKET i
riione 541
-j MmmW
The purchase.price of this famous.
0NEIM COMMUNITY
RELIANCE PLAlt
WE give coupons with every 16c pur
chLe of .11 the y IT1' ff?
teed products made by the Un ted
Drug Company. We are willing to low
money on th. silv.rw.re to get von s
quainted with these goods, which an
standard in their line.
Liggett, and Fenway Candles. Harmony Perfumes, Toilet ArHfles,
BruSS, try. Rubber Good, and hundred of other itwn
hok Pon,, etc When you want ."nurtWng k for a
United Drug- Co. product Decant coupons are only given
BoodT You cannot .fford not to ire this P?PJV TH!
-wanted ae., when you can get it on our half bought plan.
.TpjJtWteoon th.t sells for 20c. you can get for 10c.
with coupons, ,
See the window display and get
chases at the Rexall Store,
Your
1 Bigger
ll
I!
Unlock the door leading to more profits by
.equipping your store with
National Mazda C Lamp
More light and more vivid light than your old
lamps give. -Bring trade to your store with
i
the new, better
Oet
Roseburg
When you want the very best
Remembe1- "Diamond W"
Canned Fruits & Vegetables
Will satisfy. Our stock o( these Is very complete. Price
and quality satisfy.
THFfCASH STORE
WE SAVE YOU MONEY
Sanders Disc Plow
Buggies and Spring Wagons
If you are going to buy a buggy or spring
wagon for winter use it will pay you to buy now.
. We have some BARGAINS
J. F. BARKER $ COMPANY
.......Implements and Vehicles.:
ROSEBURG :-: :-: OREGON
thi s popular silverware by making pur
Nathan r uuerion, rrup.
Key to
Business
light lamps.
them from ns now.
Electric Co.
123 CASS STREET
THE TEMPTING ODOR
that comes from our roast
beef, fresh from the oven
will be matched by the tooth
some flavor of the meat
when you taste it. Try a
roast for Sunday dinner.
Though it will not cost you
any more than you usually
pay, you will find our meat
far finer than any you ever
ate.
CASS STREET MARKET
Hoosier Drills
1
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DOWELL & BENEDICK
Wert II
lUHM.ur III
J1
Two- fit
Myers Pumps
Mitchell Wagons