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Newspaper Page TextEVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW issued daily except, isunoav BY REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY Office Review Building, (first floor) Jackson Street. , Telephone Mln out L. WIMBERLY, Editor. DAILY Per TMr, kf BuU $ fermoaUi, dejtrerod Go Per week, delivered 16 8 H I -.W f;e k l y Per Year W.0U Bli Munlin... v H.ui otrrounK i, it)H. . HOI.K aim in mkk. Hoclnllst Lewis netting N'ulorli'l) Wherever Ho Uim, E. J. LewU, the "distlUKulshed1 SoclallHt orator and former "hobo" who Bpoke or rather raved recent ly on the streets of RoeoburK, con tinues to gain the notoriety which he Is constantly seeking. Falling In his deserate effort to break Into Jail In Roseburg, LewlB went to Corvallls and, after making the customary nui sance of himself, got Into the col umns of the Corvallls Gazette, which prints the following: "The "Jlnt" debate at the court house between Socialist I .owls and a college student, afforded fine sport on Monday night. Packed by a loyal squad of rooter companions from O. A. C, the student spread the good old gospel of republicanism all around the socialistic brother. Like a bantam rooster he plucked the lull feathora from tho old Plymouth Rock, who had been on the Btrectn for several days thirsting for blood, and the bantam hnd the last crow." Previous to his last visit to Rose burg (we were honored twice by his presence), Lowls visited Grants Pass, among other towns south of hero and, as usual,' did more harm than good for the socialist 'cause, as the following communication from Coun ty Judge Stophen Jewell, of Joseph ine County, (o a Grants Pass news paper Bhows: "Editor , Courier: A fair Blzec audience gathered at the Court House last Wednesday evening to hoar a Socialist sjmoch from a man by the name of LewlB, but were very much disappointed, as it turned out to be a wholesale slandering ol George Washington, Abraham Lin coln, W. J. Uryan and Stephen Jew ell. Georgo Washington waB repre sented as a liar and a land thief, Ab raham Lincoln au the tool of east' ern manufacturing monopolies ant W. J. Uryan and Stephen Jewell wert represented as being engaged In mak ing gamblers and prostlttiteB. O! course, I did my duty and called him down when I thought that he hnd reached the limit. "Why this two-legged brute should have Included me In his list Is hurt) to understand, as I had Just ver courteously granted him the use ol the court house. Hut I think tint' there are enough gentlemen in tht Socialist club to make duo public ap ology for the Insult that was offered. I think that there was not more thaii halt a doien of his audience who were depraved enough to npplaui1 this cowardly attack on docent poo pie. "Any roan who would call In nueB tlon the moral cleanliness of Tart Itryun or Dobs should be called down Immediately, let hlR mission be what it may. 8TKP11KN JKWBLL.' MIW. IIOTK1N IN I'HIHON. Last dinpter In fundr PplKiiliii Case Itegan 10 Years Ago. SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 30. Mrs Cordelia Bolkln. convicted of the murder of the wife of John P. Dun nlng, and Mrs. Dnnning'B sister, Mrs Joshua O. Deane. both of Dover, Del.. In August, 18911, Is preparing to leavi tho county Jail, where she has beer for 10 years, for San Quenlln t serve her sentence of life Imprison ment. Mrs. Holkln's appeal from her second conviction was dented b) the appellate court yesterday. Mrs. Ilotkln was first convicted ol soudlng candy tilled with arsenic ti the wife of Dunning, because of lovt for hltn, together with an affection ate note for her victim. The notr proved the clue whorehy the crime was traced to Mrs. Botkln. The first conviction and Judgment were reversed. A second conviction resulted, and an appeal was brought by Mrs. Ilotkln, because a portion of the evidence against her wan dostroy ed In the fire of 1906. The appeal was denied on tne ground that Hit destruction of evldenco by a menus for which nobody was responsible was not proof that the defendant did not have a fair trial. HKOOHD HMJISTKATION. 021 Students Now Knmlliil at V. of O. Will llearh (MX) lt-r. UNIVKRS1TY OP OltKGON. Ru gene, Oct. 30. Kvery county In tin slate, with the eireption of a half doien in eastern and southeastern Oregon, In which there are no com plete high schools, and everv four- year high school and academy In the state Is represented In Ihe student body of the I'ulverslty of Oregon The registration has now reached 611, which is the greatest in the his tory of the University .and will be Increased to 600 by the registration at the opening of the second semester Many students enter at this time, completing their work at the mid year four years hence. The regis tration of (21 students Includes only the departments of Liberal Arts and Engineering, and not the depart ments of Medicine and Law. Kitty threw students are registered (roui states outside of Oregon, an Indica tion of the large number of people from other states that are setlllug In the state. Multnomah county leads In number of students, followed In order by Lane, Marlon, Baker, Clack amas, Jackson, Douglas and Umatilla. MYltTI.B C'KKKK I'KUNKH MOVK. MyrtleCreek Mall: Some 100 tons of Myrtle Creek prunes are being shipped to Albany this week, to be packed and placed on the markets. While this by no-wise represents the output of our prune orchards still It represents a considerable sum of money, and means that much lost to the people wbo do the packing, by reason of the fruit going to anothor point to be prepared for the- market. The Northwest Fruit Packing Asso ciation, of Albany, an organization In opposition to the alleged prune buyers' combine, will handle this fruit, and will sell it In the open markets of the country, and the growers are to receive all the net profits, whatever they may be. Those who have Joined the organization here and are shipping their prunes to the asoclatlon arc Clay Dement, T. N. Cornutt, E. bond. J. II. Fore man, C. M. Hermann and Kd. Young. FROM COUNTY K.XC'IIANfiHN. Drain Nnniarell. After long illness with typhoid fever, MrB. Jus. Traylor died Satur day, Oct. 24, at her home near Sun nydale, and was burled Monday. She wus married only about four months ago, and much sympathy is felt for the young husbnnd and relatives. An 11-pound dnughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. John P. King, of Skolley, on Monday last. Mrs. J. II. Wilson, of Astoria, Is here visiting her relatives. At pres ent she Is ut the homo of her sis tor, Mrs, Joel Tracy. After a long illness with consump tion, Miss Alta livens died at her home in Elkton Mnnduy night. The burial took place Wednesday. ' MIsb Nina Johnson, a former teacher in the Normal school hero, was married in Portland one dny this week to Roy Lnndon of that city. : Mrs. Pearl Mires, formerly of this ilaco, was marrlod In Portland Tucb lay night, to Robert Hnrvey, of Oak land, this county, whore they will re side. MIsb Gertie DnvlB, teachor in the irlmary room of our public school, Is telously sick, we understand.. Dur ng her lllneBB her position in the school 1b being filled by Mrs. ltain ley. Oakland Owl. Mrs Almlrn llrooks, of Washing ton county. Is the guest of her son, 2. M. Brooks. J. 0. French, of Santa Barbara, Calif., hnB leased a portion of Frank Hogan'B fnrm at Oak Grove. S. D. Evans Is shipping 80,000 -Mjunds of pruncB to Albany. T. J. Hanna and family have re moved to Cottnge Grove. Bruce Cooer, of Wnrdner, Idaho, 's visiting his brotherB, E. 11. and C. C. Conjier, at Hawthorne. E. M. Simpson has purchased Fred Hanna's barber uhop. ltusBcll Butler, formerly of this Ity, 1b now superintendent and pur 'hnslng ngent for a mining company tt Sand Point, Idaho. He receives $1200 per year and Is In line for fur ther promotion. MrB. A. II. Lymnn and eon, of Gar field, aro visiting Mrs. Lymnn's brother, tho editor of this pnier Mr. and Mrs. Lymnn have leased their farm In Waslilngton and will spent! the winter in Glendnle. Myrtle t'reck Mull. I)r, Smlck reports the arrival of two baby boys on North Myrtle, Fri day, Oct. 23, I'.MIS; one ut the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Denrdorff nud the pther at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Dee Jackson. S. J. McLuln. of California, has purchased the Evans tract of land near the S. P. depot. Mr. Mcl.aln Words of Praise fbr ta severs! Ingredients of which D Pleree't modlctuot arecuniioed, as give by leaders In all the several schouli r medicine, should huve far uioru Heigh than any amount of non-protcsslnesj tw tlmunlala. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrli tlen has tiik iiaouk or iionkstv on ever bottlo-wrapper. In a full list of all lu in iradlenu printed In plain Kngllih. If you are an Invalid woman and suite from trecnir-nt headache, backache, suss ing dljlr71 in stomach, periodical palm dltagreyfiyle, catarrhal, pelvic drain dragglifydown distress In loner abdomei or polvrf, pvrhpa dark lpots or speck danctsg before the eyes, faint wlli am klndiultyniiitouiscaused by female weak nss, uLsitii-r derangement of the femlnln. organs. Wo can nut do bolter than lak. Dr. PlerYrfc Favorite Prescription, The hfyillul, surgeon's knife and opera ting tail may be avoided by the timel ine of M'arorlte Prescription" In suri eases. 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Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets the bea' latatlve and regulai4.r of the bowels They Invigorate skunarh. liver and towels. Oue a laiatl,; two or tbraa s eaUarUe. kar V' Use as ranaJv The Kind You Have Always in UH6 for over 30 years, and hag been made under his per '-fy'T, sonal supervision since its Infancy. "CC4CA4M Allow no one to deralvA von In t hiu. AU CounterfcltH, Imitations and " Just-UH-gMd" f.re but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castorla Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare, eoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium. Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhasa and Wind Colic It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Coustlpatior and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of Sears the The Kind You Have Always Bought. In Use For Over 30 Years. tHI OCMTtVUn OOkWWT, TT MWNHsW THCCT, NCW YOM AITV. la a son-in-law of T. J. Simmon 8. iliitlulu News. . Mrs. Wm. Hidderbutih 1b seriously 111. Joe Scott, of Fernvale, left Mon day for eastern OrKon to aiwnd the winter with relatives. Horn, on Oct. 21, 1908, at Pleas ant Valley, to Mr. and Mrs. Abner Arnold, a dnughter. Horn, on the 25th lnnt., to Mr. and MrB. Wm. McGlnnft), a eon. Mrs. Newman, of Wolf Creek, has gono blind and Mrs. Collins went over, bringing the unfortunate lady back with her for medical treatment here. MR. 8HAW ON SOUP HOUSES. Point Out Wo r kirn Laborer ud liunvlvMm Cars Former Hereusvry Talks. Former Becretury of the Treasury Shaw, In MU-hlgitn last rtug, made Interesting com meat od, panics a fol lows: "Over 800,000 freight ran standing empty on the tracks; 8,000 locomotives out of commission; one-quarter of the iH(ulatitm of several large cities Idle, nud, for the llrst time In a iepubllcau administration, free soup houses." Hide Must Go With the Hair. .. In Secretary Shaw's cuie, the "hide must go with the hair; that ts, his comment on economic coudltluns must be taken "en somble," as the theatri cal critics sny. Ills soundness on bank guarantee must accouipauy equally sound, opinion on other mooted ques tions. Now that Mr, Tuft, against whom Mr. Shaw labored, has been nomluated, Mr. Rhaw might obtain It? are to "extend his remarks In the record." and embellish his terse state ment relative to noup houses. He will easily overcome Demoaratlo objection, and perhaM can get unani mous consent, under tfce rules. FEDERAL USURPATION BHAW. ttrpulillcan FlnanclerCabtnc Mem ber Hriiounoea Deal With Stoel Trust laat October. , When the Trust Company of Amerlcn, New York, was tu trouble Inst October, a representative of the iteel trust went to Wauhlngtoa and obtained conseut of the administration for the trust to take over Its chief i-ompetltor, the T unease Iron snd Conl company, ss ttie price of siding the Trust I'ompsny of America. It was a combination In restraint of trade, a violation of the Slier man anti trust law. revultar Proocrdln;. Mr. Hhaw thought this a seullar roceedlng. as aliown br his speech be fore the Natioual Klectrtc Light asso ciation. May 23. 18UM, when he sakl: "I have no hesitancy In saying tbat this Is the outy first -class couutry In tho world where permission cotild hare been obtained from tho executive 4e (tartment of the governaaeBt Any where else such a reqaeat would nsve seen answered, C coaseJt youg law- ret. Where Hallct Hew. Pavld Tarker. of Fayett. N. T., a veteran of tho civil war, who lost a fool at Gettysburg, says: "Th good Klectrlc Hitters have done la worth more than five hundred dollars to me. I spent much money doctoring for a bad esse of at mach trouble, to little purpose. I then tried Elec tric Hitters, and they cured me. I now take them as a tonic, and they keep e strong and weil." fcOc at Bought, and which has been has borne the signature of Signature THE CUE AT EXPLAINER. Hero Is a copy of a poster, headed "Laboring Men--Attention!" which haa been circulated In advance of Judge Taffs appearance In . a number of cities: Come out and hear HON. WILLIAM H. TAFT Republican candidate for President HE WILL EXPLAIN how he secured his appointment as United States judge through the influence of Senator Foraker, tho attorney of the Standard Oil company. HE WILL EXPLAIN why, as United 8Utcs judge, he put railroad men and mechanics In jail by meniiB of his INJUNC TION process. HE WILL EXPLAIN why ho Is opposed to giving the laboring man u trlul by a Jury. HE WILL EXPLAIN to you why tho capitalistic class and tho trusts and the syndi cates of Wnll street are support- ing him, while the laboring men are opposing him, almost to a man. Hy Order of the Committee. Just placed on our floor, a full line I of medium priced heating stoves. Get our prices for we can save you money. An elegant line of Iron beds In all the latest colorlnea. ranzlnir In price from $3.00 to $15.00. 11. w. STKONO, The Furniture Man. Stop-don't do the work aMachine can do PLOWS 'AH K.iods st J. F. BARKER & CO Implements "si- 1 "i l l f 4. IV1LGHOW. J. The new fertilizer. 4 Nothing but flub. 4 J. Guaranteed analysis: Seven 4 f. per cent nitrogen, six per cent 4 4 potash, 18 per cent phosphoric 4 J. acid. 4 4- One 25-pound sack of Wll- 4. 4 grow, used In the place of 4 4 12 Vt tons of best stable man- 4. ure, will give better results 4. and no weeds. Try it for your 4 4 lawn. J. P. BARKER & CO. 4. 4fastsas Hot water bottles, fountain syr inges, bulb syringes, and atomizers, he finest and mos" complete line Ji the city. S-jld at the lowest prices on our guarantee to give satisfaction. Look at our line and you will not buy elsewhere. Hamilton Drug Co. A supply of the r 5 edition of the Oregon mining laws has Just been received at this office. It in cludes everything to date in legal mining procedure. Copies only 40 cents each. TF A Healthy Family. "Our whole family haa enjoyed good health since we began using Dr. King's New Life Pills, three years ago," says L. A. Hart let, of Rural Route lv Guilford, Maine. - They cleanse and tone the system In a gentle way and does w i good. 25c at A. C. Marsters & Oo's. drug store. Now help Roseburg grow. The Jewelry Store Umbrella You will generally find thnt it's an altogether superior article. Haven't you noticed it? Yes, It costs more, but think what you are getting. Why, often the handles In one of the umbrellas that we sell costs more are worth more than half a dozen dry goods' store whole umbrellas. We show a splendid selection. WOULDN'T YOU LIKE TO SEE IT? and while In, look aroum and see the different lines of goods we carry. All new and up-to-date. You will appreciate the values we are able to offer all Borts of Jewelry needs. W. E. Clingenpeel THE JKWRIJOH AND OI'TICIAN, . National Hank Hldg. I'hono 2143 The Yost ; Gearless motor will do it, simple as A B C, self-oiling will last a lifetime. .No metal coging. We invite your personal in spection. Roseburg Furniture Company Jackson St., Roseburg, Ore. ad Vehicles o o 4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4. THE FOX TV Pi: WRITER . Free Trlnl. 4 lloseburg Typewriter Exehunge J. Elmer E. Wlmberly, Mgr. 4 Rosoburg - - Roseburg I PROCURED AND DEFENDED. Bend model. I drawing or photo, fur ein aetvrcri ttod free report. I Fnx 1 Tii. tiuw to ubuvU. pntttDU. trade marks, I COpTikliU, tc., IN A cmiMTDirt I I Biuitust direct with Washington save tb. I Htumrj inn I'jum 4 it pawnt. Pitutt ind Infrlngemtflt Pnotln txcluilvity. Write or come to ui at I MS Klatfe Strart, rpp. Vnltotl IUtM FatMl OSm.1 WAtf H I HOTON. D. C. V Do You Appreciate an Easy Good-fitting Shoe? Yes; most all women do, and we have just opened up several cases of fresh, new shoes made of American tanned kid the "glove D'5 f( fitting leather." . fl J.UU Every woman should wear kid shoes. Al ways dressy, always neat for every occa sion. John Kelly has made these fitting lasts. Call. Kxciimive Ieater in Heavy and Flue Shoes R. L. Phone loss All Work Ouarinteed H. C. RITZMAN, Up-to-Date Plumber Special Sale on Fixtures, Including Towel Racks, Soap Dishes, Tumbler Holders, Sponge Racks, Etc Ixl me make an cstlmste oo your work, stesm and Hot Wster a Specially Foot, of Jackson St,. Repair Work Neatly Don Announcement! We are now doing busi ness in our elegant new store. Commercial Club Building. Call and inspect our new stock. Your orders will re ceive our prompt and careful attention. Hunsaker-Gue9ti Grocery Company i R.osebwg, Douglas Co., Oregon Would Mortgage the farm. A farmer on Rural route 2, Em pire, Ua., W. A. Floyd by oames, says: "Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured the two worest sores I ever saw; one on my band aud one on my leg. It Is worth more than Its weight In gold. I would not l" without It it I bad to mortgage the farm to get It." Only 25c at A. C. Marsters & Co's. drug store. The standard Ladies' Tailoring Company's books are here, showing I ma invest fail auu iyiuici Biyies ui cuiia auu cunis. iuu auu see them at Mrs. Autenreith's. dn3 BODGE X Che Reliable Calior t Has received bis FALL STYLES and SAMPLES T nls0 a Xne of Fall Goods. Drop i in ana luoK over tne tall styles J. and get isted on the proper 4. 4" styles for Fall and Winter. A Perfectly Fitted Excellently Made Faultlessly Stylish Fall Suit, for A Small Price 4- M-M-M' .Msg FOR THE BREAKFAST T, ABliE - we suggest a nice steak or- n few chops will be found more susta'nlng , than a dish of sawdust and milk. And If you buy your meats here there will be none of the don't-care-for-breakfast talk at your nau. Hubby will eat a meal that will do him till lunch time. You will enjoy breakfast as heartily aB you do any menl of the day. The Economy Market Geo. Kohlhngen, Prop. $3.50 and over new, perfect A AA s4:.UU STEPHENS Next Door to rostofllce A. 0. Santera Co'g drug b tor.