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IDOCGLAS OOl-Xffr ORCtUlUW IELD AKKCAI. CHOPS RRINGIXO FKOil flOO to $500 PER ACRE. CHOICE ORCHARD LAND CAV STILL BE BOUGHT CHEAP. AN INVESTMENT NOW W ILL QUADRUPLE IN VALUE IN FIVE TEARS TIME. KEEP WELL POSTED W,-V On the current event, of the world'. I J V Tk TT T Y" X ifeKTl "lj w . .. PROFITABLE INVESTMENT KOsbBURG ssSsJ KEVIEW T i 4 T T t them 1) iv -npi.thrr n good. VOL. XL ltOSIOlSl'ltfl. OREGON. I'lilllAV Kl l'Vivi ,........ ' i n n nnni mum 1 1 m 1 1 ih ... k ji .. i i AKKhv "U M UN """ ' Jan" ' -urnui. i.M,iA. nifmm rim innmi nun i',i 1 1 i ii 1 1 hi ii ii i I II U J.I1LU1 Suspected Robbers of Train Train Near Portland REJECTED LOVER MURDERS Wave of Crime Id Los Angeles Three Murderers Hanged at Hew West minster, B. C. Special to the Evening Review. PORTLAND, Or.. Dec. 18. Two men, one of them armed, and both said to answer the description of the bandits who held up the O. R. & N. .train 8 miles east of Portland, last night, and dynamited the' express car, were arrested today and are now being brought to Portland. Tramps who were on the train declare they can Identify the robberB. The booty secured by the robbers consists of one package containing articles worth $700. That they did not get away with an more is duo to the presence of mind of Messengoi Huff, who tossed the remainder ol the valuables into one corner of the car where It was overlooked by tin bandits. Carnival of Crime. LOS ANGELES. Calif.; Dec. 18. Three safes were blown, a horse and buggy stolen, two offices looted, sev eral residences burglurized and two women assaulted by robberB In and around Los Angeles last night nnd today. The detective force seems helpleBs to check the wave of crime.. Rejected Lover Kills. J BOSTON. Mass., Dee, 18. Maud Hartley, aged 17 yenrs. daughter of Dr. A. Hartley, of Somerville, was . shot nnd killed today by Jamea Hnr mond. a rejected lover of the girl. Temurder was committed at the NO. 2.11. Three Miinli.rwiMu U.....wul NEW WESTMINSTER, It. C., Dec. 18. ThrPA mill-rfai-a ...... . death from the same trap here to- J. muy wore James JenklnB, a negro; John Portelia, a Filipino, and Leo Chung, a Chinaman. Potello smiled down at the huBband of the woman ne murdered until the death Call WAR mil nvap hta fa,.n fl. .. fiui - r .. - i.a ........ .lie uuiuu- niuu collapsed on the scaffold and unu iu uu nuiu up wnne tne noose was arlltiKtpri '.TAiifeino iD.,in..nj n . ............. ui.mjcu a feeling of indifference. Jenkins died for what the chief Justice of Canada characterized as mo mum atrocious crime In tne his tory OT (hp Dnmltiliin Th. assaulted and murdered Mrs. Mary Morrison, Ilenr Ha.liiuii I...... o last. He was found in Belllnghnm, in jau on a vagrancy charge, when the crime was traced to him. Portelia murdered a married wo man With Ullinm ha it.na lU.Un .. sloop at Vancouver. Chung killed a compatriot. O. K. N. HELD UP WITHIN JMl.ll I .llll.l-.s OK PORTLAND Express Cnr Blown Open, but Bnndita ri uiiiic tunny l'usseiigcrH Were Not Mulcted. PORTt.AVn n. n.. ion r, Xr K ti-nln M ' 11 w l,n.. ' ! held up and the express car dyna- iiiucu uy iour roouers at a:bii last nifht eltrlll tulle., cnuf nt 13,.... .1 I ........ b uiiivo tuoi Ul I Ul utlllll. The robbers did not molest the pas sengers, but uncoupled the mail and express car and compelled the engln- PfP In null ilnivn I lia I.ni.1. a .l.n- distance toward Portland. The ex press car was blown oien with dyna mite and Express Messenger Huff was forced to open the safe. ine robbers got little for their rouble. Only a few packages wore lOntillnpd In thp snfo TIiog. u.m taken, and a small amount of money was taken from the messenger him self about $3. The mail car was not entered, and no attempt. was made to rob the passengers. General Manager J. P. O'Brien, of the Harriman lines, has offered a re ward of $1500 for the arrest of each of the robbers. Anglo-Indians Call Them Spies In stigatiliK Revolution. CALCUTTA, Dec. 17 Englishmen in India strongly suspect Japan of responsibility for much of the In creasing unrest among the natives. In view of the Anglo-Japanese alli ance, the European presB and official dom handle the subject very ginger ly, practically confining themselves tO eXIirPKKioilR nf untuu-lix. .1 .1... growing number of Japanese tourists in the country and hinting that their business seems strangely mysterious. In commercial circles the situation is openly discussed, however. The tourists are boldy called spies. Japan- 1L IS HSSHTIPfl. If. IIOK I vii V l.iin.i. nil over the orient to be planning an eastern ' Aniritlf. rnrlnrotlnn .....l..- unaauo s domination. Tne liresent. nprind nP anltnflnn dates, ton. It is nnlnteri nut fPnn. l. uegiiiiuiig ot muni b popularity with the so-called Japanese "touristB" just after the Mancliurian war. The Hin dus make no secret of their belief mac wnen tne Insurrection which they are planning breaks out the Jap anese Will hpln thpin urllh ..,0.. money aespue tne alliance with Eng. Thp A tiffin- In iinno.. InmI In .... PrVwhprP thp nhlnnl nf fhta 1.11..... . denunciation, and what promises to uuveiup inio an organized movement lias Blrenflv hPPn luurun In hi.li, ....... sure on the home government to ab rogate u or at least to declnre against Its renewal at the expiration of the period din Inn which It hinds tho t. LMIlllll ICH. RIGHT TO APPEAL Bonaparte Recommends Change in Existing Law . CITES STANDARD OIL CASE SIR. f'HKCKKItfl IS NOW AT OMAHA. MOIIIt.VSK A. SPECIAL HOUND TRIP RATKS T. AMAH AM) NKW YEAR Southern Pnelfle Bnnn.... special round trip rate of a fare and une-unrti, account, unristmas and New YeitrH. fnr nil linlnta mi Ilia Southern Pnrtfln wlim-i. tlm nuu fare is not more than $10.00. Sale nates, unriBtmas, Dec. 23, 24 and 25; iew rears, uec. 31 anil .Ian. 1, 1909. Return limit, Jan. 4, 1909. WANTED At once, for cash, one fresh milch cow and calf. Jersey preferred. AddreuB R. E. B., this office. Matlneos every afternoon at The Crescent. Be. . TF rT,PTHyfl)AfflTy PibbonSets "Dorothy Dainty" Ribbon Sets, in pretty boxes, make a charmingly appropriate gift for Christmas. As useful as they are beautiful. Give your little girl a set for Christmas. Other appropriate gifts for children Fine Kid Gloves A Set of Furs . "Comfy' House Slippers The store for practical Christmas gifts fembpREMos or southern Oregon Annual Report ol Altomey General Touches Upon Varions Pbases of Law's Progress Special to- the Evening Review. WASHINGTON! Ii ri n.. it The annual report of Attorney Gen eral llnnnnnrtn uino culiiuliin.i n . , ..uu UUUiiiLIVU lu uuii- bi-oo wuuj, ii snys in part: .iK-uis in i rim i mi i cases. It 1r nlivlnitKlv In Hi, .miiii i...n. est that wllPitAVfie a nnnuUiUn i..n have been reversed on appeal by the uttiriiuniiL ui a circuit court of an neals there Rhnnlil lm n i.ui.f nt .... peal by the government to the Sup reme Court of the United States from such Judmnent of reversal. In sucn cases there arises no question of double Jeopardy, for the appeal of the defendant from the original convic tion Is recoenizeri liv tlm uiiiinui.tn.i weight of well-considered Judicial au- as a waiver or nis rights of well-Cf.HRlflfirfiH luilti.ti.1 i... - a waiver of his rights In this respect, and In the absence of some provision of law such as is here recommended guilty parties mnv r-Hfim. ft-m.. 1....1 punishment under the law as finally determined by the court of Inst re sort. 1 advise, thereforn. timt tho very useful but insiilliclent statute al lowing an anneal tn thn trnvar. In criminal cases be amended in this respect. Unripr tlm nvimii,. 1 when a demurrer is sustained be cause of the Invalidity or construc tion of the statute upon which the indictment In founded, the case may be taken direct to the Supreme Court of the United States. Rut, should the dclllllrrnr hn nva.p.l.,1 i...i.. .. wiui..,,, tt uuil V1UL1UII iiitu, ana tne cuim wivm-uur! miri Pn nianded for n nnw ti.liil I.., 11- CUlt Court Of Aummlci ..n l,n .'..j , - "'"i iiic glUIIIIll that the demurrer should hnve been Biiaiuiiica Dy tne trial court, such ClLKe fjltl llflt till tulrnn r tUn L - " .'."i. it- mi; oiiin-ctiie court. This Inconvenience should be remedied by an amendment of the Standard Oil Caste. nubile niemni'v whim ti.a nPii..i,...i 1. at last convicted, and there In need of vigilance left he finally escape with wholly Insiilliclent punishment. The department has felt bound in duty energetically to assist the sev eral United States attorneys in bring ing this clnss of offenders to Justice, and to do nil in Its power to assure them ndeiiuale penalties. Ciii-Hiratioits. The United Stales has had occa sion of late years, and will prob.ihlv havo occasion in future, to prosecute criminally many corporations or oth er nrtitlfiinl iuii.ui.,111 An 1. ...... . no buuii one mi ers can not bo physically arrested. It """uu.ij ut'girauie 10 nave tne legnl PnVrt Of nn mitiinl ........... moval to the trial district in the case 01 ine natural person. Iillllll liVilfiil Cii. The land-fraud cases have forcibly Illustrated the unfurl ......,,' quences of administrative laxity and luiumiiuii 01 nouses in the enforce ment of auy laws during a consider. ah e length cf time. Acquisition ot title to public lands iu direct viola tion Of thn lllnllllv nv.in I... . . i.lHCMI-u I1IICIII. of the statutes, and through glaring .i..i,.v-liicai.-iiLiiiiuiiH 01 iact, orten, iu- (leefl IIRIIflllv an,.nii.i.n i.lJ 1... v. , "iiinnnt:u uy lllise oaths, had become so scandalously ..cnuuui in ninny localities as to be geueraly deemed there morelv In- Stailf'iUI nf nofiullni. Imul..nnn A ... , ' " "IIOIIH.OH IIUT1IIUIIH. The nctivity of this department In ncuuuuiiis ine enorts of the Depnrt mont of tho itiini-iiu. tn n..i.. .1 ii , uiiicuj 11ICU evils and protect the public domain ..no tuuauiiuuu a valuable object les- I II i J a"u "eallby I'uiiiivi uiiiiuuii in i ii ib respect. Klrailitloii. It IS OftPH fni lllilfn A.lln..n Jim Clllt. flllft nvilflllullln In ,i. .nn 1" uLTurii ine re moval of a criminal from one federal district to another than to secure his extradition by a foreign power, nnd It has been found by experience (hat mm uiairicis constitute, for prac ..i,. ....,,uot-n, Httuciuurics ror cer tlllll clllKHfiR nt nfrn,i,l,.,.a ... . . . ... .,, , uiiiiitu. lib eral BlntuloB. Ab a matter of Justice ...u iuiiiiic poncy, no good reason ex ists WllV n U-n i-i-nii nr i . by any court of Hie United StutoB o.iuuiu nut ne uirectiy executed n any part of the United Suites, and our mw ougni, in my opinion, to be so amended as to effect thlB re sult as nearly as the language of ...c uuaiuiiuoii may permit. . MVKTM.; C'ltKHK llAXKI It Ml l: WIKK .'t)lt DIVOHCK ROMffl IRE Roosevelt Withdraws Marints From Battleships Might, TiigcH of TnirwHlli.u Aiuit... ...-.mi it in mim four IMIn-r t'lise are Pi I ed. In tho case of Tho lTuiinri ct,.in vs. Stntifliu'fi nil fvi... .. 11 , V. .III.HIIJ Ul III- dlana. Mm ( rfuit ri,... ... ... . i.. . V. ' vi.uii. ui tlluuiK for the Seventh Circuit reversed the jiiugnmui or tne lower court, Inipoa Ing a fine of more than Jl'9, 000, 0(10 and remanded the case for a new trial. An application for the allow ance of a writ of certiorari In this case has been presented to the Su preme Court. I submit that In cases like these tho United Slates should have the right to n review upon writ of error " oupreiiii! uourt 11 h a mailer of right. An amendment of the present statute V.-011I1I Hfiiuii in i.n i ate as to all criminal proceeding. ...I iiiu nuggi-aiion is especially made .1. .i.MMiT.iuii wiin priiseciillons un der the stalutes flrst above mention ed, because In bucIi proBecutioiia the wealth of the defendant usually ren ders an appeal on his or Its part from any adverse Judgment a matter of course, nnd absence of any right or appeal by the government from n re vernal consulates, therefore, a ser ious practical lmiKMllment to the im partial administration of justice, TiikliiK of Testimony I renew Hie recommendation of my last annual report that a statute be passed fiiitlinrlviiiir ... . . ... .1... :, . - p. .null in int. United Stntea engaged the trial or a suit In equity arising un,,.r these statutes to appoint siniultaneouHly as many commissioners to take testi mony In different Judicial districts as Hie judge or liiili?fiR nr th.. tn nni'Stlon mnv flf.i.tu ai...r i..i ... ,re e,,,IH " -insure, it la no hardsliln mat dffendanls, who are almost In variably rich rfiriifirfiil..ua ...... .i. ...i.. many counsel, should be obliged to nine eivaence in different places at the samp timp luuti.nH nt and such a provision of law will tend. In a marked degree, to promote the expeditions determination of these protracted litigations. I further advise. n in u.v i.,i port, that In rlvil mm .,,,.1... ......1. statuies the process or the court to secure the attendance or witnesses and the production or dociinienis shall have Ihe scope which it now has In Criminal rusea- ami n.nv I... n 1 in In the last-mentioned cases, by ne marsnais or all Judicial dlstrl"ts of the United Slates. lliiukliig Crimes. The number and cmvitv ..1 r.tt..- against Ihe national banking laws by officers or employes nf national banks constitute matters or reasonable soli cltiide and regret. The moral cul pability InVfilveft in a..,.l. ........ seem orten to be Imperfectly appre ciated Slid. AlDiriuirli cite great indlgnal Inn and pmvoke If there Is anything within the range of human pnwslbllltli that .Mary 15. I.amb did not do to make life a tremendous burden to her husband Rinnan u. i.ninu, it must have been because she did not think of It nt least this In the Inference to be drawn from the complaint of the hus band, who today tiled a suit for di vorce In the circuit court hero. I.amb Is a pnrlner of Attorney n. J, Hiiw Innd In tho banking and real estate IIUSIIICSH fit. Mvrtle ri-..,.ir .... Ilowland appeals as his lawyer In the i-.m.-ui. nun. ine. i,nmns were mar ried 111 Ibis eltv liiiil A. .-11 11.. 1- . J ...ov "11 11. lie iu "J yenrs of age and she is 47. It required eight pages of closely typewritten language to deserlbo the husband's mfirhiii iu,w,a ...v-a, null tine part of the complaint could only be reierred to In uu ubtruse way. He recites n long aiory of continual nagging on part or his wire and In discriminate gossip lending to humil iate his married life and embarrass lllS btlBfllCKH. Hp utlvn I.I., ...ir --' 1 in" nun Willi unjustly Jealous of a lady neighbor and be flpRerllu.fi n n. 1....1 L,fl)lmT , iu,.. dents growing out of this feeling that reads like a chapter from Dante's iineiiiii. airs, i.ainii, according to further alleiriitfniii. nlu,. u..n 1 .1.. " I ....... djiii:hu uu- rogatory stories concerning the sta bility of the bank; blocked renl es tate deals by refusing lo sign deeds' made lnsiuuatlm. mui 1.,.. n.... remarks concerning his character In uu presence or oilier parties; dis graced hi 111 In the presence of Ills friends: rerern.il 1,. ..11...- 1...11.... 1.. 1 iuiiu-n ill opprobrious terms; schemed lo de- en. nun 01 ins property, and spread TalBf hoods iihrint him nil ....... ii... neighborhood. These are a rew or Mr. l.niiib'B grievances. There Is still one more allegation eniinllv n vital to his case, but the details are too nauseating to print. Other ('uses riled. II. M. Uarrett vs. II. K. and W. W Harniim, the Kaslern Minnesota Land Co.. Chas. Keith 1 rf.f-ell'er I n...l S. 8. Peterson; action to set aside two dpedB and a mortgage Involving part or sec. 30. 21-9, and lo vest title In the name of H. K. Ilarrett, sub ject to his debts. Minnie Amsbary vs. C. K. and llnt- tie llObTlie: Rftlfiri fnr ! U i ll ages for alleged misrepresentation of the acreage and quality ol a tract or mini sum oy ne ic miauls tn plaintiff Norman H. Itlclmrfls nf l,.r,..., .... law, vs. John II. Holland; action f,.r r,oo tees ror derending Hnitand In a suit hrntiphl Iu All.... if..nn.. i.. .,, . ,, " ' ...... ..ouniiu ill I iH'hR H COIIIltV. Wnuh Afta..l 1 has been levied on lands in sec. 2, J. K. Marker v C W H..1.1. .i.uiiinuu , act on ffir t7li r.f aii..u...i ... ...... .. k-.u iu ui; line on a grocery bill. SENATE TAKES EXCEPTION Tit e Willamette Students Suspend d For Prank Collision at Sea Costs 8 Lives Special to the l.'v Oil I n IT llniilmii WAS11INUTON, 1). C, Uec. 18. .no auiiuiu is planning a further ut tack on Roosevelt today, following the Introduction of a resolution cull ing upon the committee on military affairs to investigate the president's action In ordering the withdrawal of marines from battleships. The reso lution provides that tho committee nscet-tli In wliullii.t. .... 1, .......... 1 n : ............ , ,,ue,i uon utiEt 11 right to provlilo rules lor the gov-. iMiiiui'iii or murine corps which bind the president as commander-in-chief nf the flrniv mui iiiivi. I,. ...,..il the corps iu the manner Intended by inn . Students Suspended. SAI.ICM. Or., Dec. IS. Three students were suspended from Wll lanietle University by the faculty to day as the result ot the carrying away of tho coiner stone of hlentnn Hull, which was liiinially dedicated Wednesday. The stuileiitB are tieo. I' Lowe, of Portland; Chester V. Nelson, of Tacoinn. and Lewis Hud son, of Snlcin. records for aeroplane flights by go ing Hl miles In an hour and 64 minutes. He will receive a prize of 20.000 francs unless this record Is beaten before tho end of tho year. Very Kvpcnslvc Patch. SAN KHANCISCO, Uec. 18. - -i sequel to a very sensational dlvo- ) last spring. David T. Hanbiirv, a m il-ti-mlllionnlre. and his pretty wife, formerly a lephone girl, have patched up i'ik-i' trouble. Hnnbi y gavo his wife 1 1,000. 000' worth of property for a Chiistmns present, Collision nt Sen. DOVKlt, Eng., Dec. 18. Tho Swedish steamer Llndholm and tho Gorman steamer Frederick E. Mul ler collided In the English channel today, and the former sank, carry lug down eight passengers. St. Paul's Const Plans. ' NEW YORK, Dec. 18. President Enrllng, of the St. Paul Railroad, which concern hns Just Issued -f 150. 000.000 worth of bonds to build an extension to the Pacillc coast, Is or ganizing a holding company to amal gamate tho temporary .organization now in charge of the construction work on tho const project. Barling Ib negotiating for the .purchase. of a 00-mllo branch, which is to form the first link Iu a line to Spokane. , He fore Juno of next yonr, It Is' an nounced, tho const extension will bo ready to receive freight trafllc. , Notice to Our Customers. We nro pleased to nnnounce that Foley's Honey and Tnr for coughs, colds and lung troubled la not affeqt ed by tho national Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates or other harmful drugs, nnd we recom mend It as a safe, remedy for chil dren nnd adults. Itod Cross Phar macy. . , Wl-lubCs New Itecoiil. LKMAN'S. Franco. Dec. 18. Wil bur Wright today broke all previous A supply of tho new edition of the Oregon mining laws has just been recolvod at this oltlce. It in cludes everything to date In legal mining procedure. Copies only 40 . centa each. TF ' o For a nice Christmas present buy a Potted Forn. For Bale at The Rose. Baking Powder, Comes from Grapes The only baking pow der made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar Imitation baking powders are mac from harsh mineral acidt and leava in the food nnhealthful properties H r H K All I.K.WpH I'KIK'NIKNIT. Edward Head ho. .h..i l.lu ... . , ' ' ' """ i""" ine iroiu in tins week s prize shunt much tin,; i. f : ;. ...:. - : "a ' "" nv l,re,,r,.i,; V .Vt.l "X "Z''.".'. V""""1- I'rU go .h.t the crime Itself hasTad.i from -1, OFFICERS. J. W. Hamilton, President. A. C. Marsters, Cashier. J. F. Barker, Vice President W. T. Wright, Asst. Cashier J. W. Hamilton N. nice, J. V. Barker, S. 0. Bartrum, IIIUKCTORS. W. T. Wright. J. O. Kawland, I. Abraham, Chas. W. Parks. A. C. Marsters. THE : ) R0SEBURG NATIONAL BANK Established 1908. CAPITAL, - $50,000.00 Hafct Iteixmlt Ixnet, for rent. Ily the year 2.00, or will renl by the inmilli. Our conservative management offer substantial advan tages to present and prone ctlve patrons. We are prepared to handle all business entrusted to us accurately and expeditiously. 7T'- is
