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1 VALUE IN FIVJi 1 EARS' TIME!. PROFITABLE INVESTMENT Advertise-' get pood returns from an nouncement placed in live papers the Daily amp F i k-a-wkkk Rhvibw. Try them th- iv . n-me other eo good, KEEP WELL POSTED On the current events of tbe world's progress by reading tbe Daily Kaviaw. Delivered by carrier, 60 ent month. Review iBURG VOL. XL ROSEBURG, OREGON. WEDNESDAY KVKNING, DHCKMBER 23, 1008. K0.2.TO. Rosi ' been appointed by Juan Vicente Go mez, the acting president. Gets "23" Sign From New Head of Venezuela WARNED NEVER TO RETURN Letter of Credit Cancelled Gomez . Now Acting President, With Sew Cabinet Special to the Evening Review. BERLIN, Dec. 23. Clprlano Cas tro, the deposed president of Vene zuela, was thrown into a furious rage today upon receiving by cable a copy of the proclamation of Gomez, the acting president, announcing that he had been overthrown and warning him that his property will be confis cated, and that if he attempts to re turn to Venezuela he will be arrested on the charge of embezzling public funds. The proclamation is signed by eighty prominent citizens, and marks the end of Castro's rule in Venezuela. Castro, the dictator, who has gov erned the republic with a rod of iron ever since he took forcible posses sion of the Yellow House In Caracas In 1899 is now openly charged with conspiracy to encompass the assassin ation of the man whom he left at the head of the republic when he said away on November 23 from La Guyra, nominally to secure skilled medical aid in Berlin for a malady of long standing, and is today thorough ly discredited. The Bank of Venezuela has cabled Its correspondents ,at Berlin and at Paris cancelling the unlimited letter of, credit given to Senor Castro when he left Venezuela for Europe and no one In Caracas believes he will ever dare return to the capital. The Castro cabinet has been forced to resign and s new and progressive ministry has Guard IT. 8. Interests, WASHINGTON, Dec. 23. It wbb announced at the war department to day that the battleships North Caro lina and Maine, which sailed Monday under sealed orders, are enroute to Venezuela to safeguard American in terests in the present trouble be tween that country and Holland. Roni Will Lose Suit. . PARIS, Dec. 23. A decision favor ing Princess DeSagan, formerly Anna Gould, in the suit brought by Count Bonl, her former husband, for the custody of the children. Is indicated today in an address before the pub lic prosecutor, who recommended that the children be left with their mother. 'A CHRISTMAS GREETING. A Merry Christmas to you one and all, my dear members of our dioces an family. At this Joyous season my heart goes out in loving greeting to all our clergy and laity, to the ralih ful In active city parish, to friends without the diocese, to the patient and sometimes discouraged workers In our distant missions, to ranchers far away who can have no opportun ity to make their Christmas cominun lous, to our Auxiliary women, and the dear children, to the occasional worshiper with us, and also to those baptized and confirmed members of our Father's family who rarely, if ever, "praise God in the congrega tion;" to all may God In abund ance give the cheer and consolations of the Christmas truth. How all thoughts of self, of our successes and failures, of the indifference of friends, of the unresponsiveness of fellow workers, of false judgments of our actions, and misinterpretations of our motives, take to themselves wings and fly away, and our hearts glow with Joy and love when we meditate on the marvel of, the In carnation, on the great wonder-of the Isove of God. The world apart from Christ gives us no adequate assur ance that God is Love, although Rob ert Browning has taught us to say "He that created love, shall He not love?" But that GOD IS LOVE it Is this that our Lord GUARANTEES. It Is this love which furnishes the motive power to carry out the object of the Incarnation expressed In the command of Christ "As the Father hath sent me, even so send I you." The call of the Incarnation to you and me is personal and complete. We are asked to INVEST OURSELVES. Tbe motive, after all, which must move the Church, is not proportion ate giving or systematic giving, pleas for money, . various incitements to duty, or the crying qeeds of heathen at home or the heathen abroad. It is the example and direct command of the Incarnate Lord. The "as" and the so of that command are equal. His coming Into the world cost Him poverty, persecution, agony and cru- sifixion. He gripped the world by renouncing It, and we must continue and complete His work as His com missioned ones, for He Invests us with the same program of renuncia tion, and the same promise of victory. I call upon you, dear people, to IN VEST YOURSELVES, body, soul and mind In the service of our Incarnate Master; then there will be no "mis sionary problem" and no lack of means for Church support. The In carnation of the Son of God Is not a speculation of the understanding. It is incomparably the greatest fact in the whole history of our race, and as such ft imposes on us correspond ing moral duties, so that It is no ex aggeration to say, "Were the whole realm of nature mine, That were an offspring far too small; Love, so amazing, so Divine, Demands my soul, my life, my all." Affectionately, Your Bishop and fellow-servant in the Lord, CHARLES SC ADDING. Bishop of Oregon. XEAK-I.EER FIXE PAID. PENDLETON, Or., Dec. 22. De Iding that It would not be profltnble to attempt longer to dery the City Council, Dee Matlock, who was ar rested recently on a charge of selling near-beer without a license and who had declared he would carry his case to the highest court If necessary, this afternoon changed hls'pleu from not guilty to guilty on two counts. He was sentenced to pay a $50 fine on one, while sentence on the other was suspended during good behavior. This Is regarded as a signal victory for the city and an admission on the part of the Baloon men that the city Is in control of the situation. Appropriate Gifts For Ladies Dainty Embroidered Handkerchiefs Fine Kid Gloves Silk Underskirts Silk and Net Waists Handsome Silk Umbrellas Furs Silk Rain Coats Elegant Purses With our splendid big stock, moderate prices, and cour teous, experienced salespeople, we can make your Christmas trading wonderfully easy and economical. The Store For Satisfactory Merchandise SINCE 1877 WE'VE BEEN TREATING PEOPLE SQUARE HELD UNDER BONDS Pittsburg Bankers Accused of Bribing Councilmen MAGNATE GOES CAS ROUTE Fire Drives 1,000 People Into Winter Storm Harriman Heads For Hill's Territory Special to the Evening Review. PITTSBURG, Pa., Dec. 23. President W. W. Ramsay and ex- uashier A. A. VilsaeK, of the German National Hank, of this city, who, to gether with Be ven councilmen, were arrested yusterduy ori charges of brlb- ry, were today held for trial under bonds of $lf,000 each. It was learn ed today that the two men on last Saturday tendered their resignations as bank directors when a bank exam iner discovered that they had ranged to pay a largo sum of money to certain councilmen to secure the appointment of their hank as a de posltory for city funds. Insurance Man Suicides, NEW YORK, Dec. 2:1. The sen sational Insurance scandals nf two years ago are believed to have claim ed another victim today In the sui cide of Frederick A. Ilurnham, for mer president of the Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company, who Inhaled gab m his apartments. Burnham't company was conspicuously Involved n the investigations. n cook, widows who can look, wid ows who never got the hook, widows ho bring to book, little widows and big ones, dnshlug, bold widows and those as shy ns a ham sandwich In Jerusalem. The men of Dallas will so frustrated by our arrival that they will chase around like an old en with ducks. We are all bottled bond and have our names in the herd book; we nre skittish, but can taught to stand without hitchimr d eat out of your hand. It Is pnt t to us that you have a blc heart and enough of the milk of human Hdness in your nature to make sev eral pounds of butter. We nre willing to take our ances against the widows of Oreiron and wish to be the honeysuckle .of our oak. We expect to hold four aces in this game of hearts, and leave others to hold an Inquest. Let us know at once if you will give an other supper and invito. Remember, time is flying and leap year will soon be gone. Now Is your chance to meet the simon-pure products of the dark and bloody ground and get some experience or the widow's mite. Heg- ng that you will uot tritle with us. but let us hear from you soon, I re main, expectantly, "ELVIRA MILLER. Secretary of the Amnlagamnted Or der of Kentucky Widows.' Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup gives permnnent relief In case of habitual constipation, as It stimulates the liv er, and restores the natural action of the bowels without Irritating these organs like puis or ordinary cnthar tics. Does not nauseate or gripe and Ik mild and pleasant to take. Re member the nn mo Orluo and refuse substitutes. Red Cross Pharmacy. Providence's Mistake. NEW YORK, Dec. 23. Over 1000 men, women and children were driven from thetr burning homes In Brooklyn early this morning Into an Icy storm which was sweeping the streets and which is still raging. Scores of the-unfortunnteH wore over come by smoke, while others boeom unconscious in the biting to'd. Many are destitute. An entire block v badly damaged. I'liioii Pacific Extends. SEATTLE. Wash., Doc. 2 A. J. D Farrell, president of the Oregon and Vnshlngtbn Railroad, announced to lay that wrK on the road's depot In his city will ho Btartod Immediately Fnrrell ha Just returned from New York, where he went over iho plan? for extending the Union Pacific lirough iu line from Vancouver to Seattle to Grays Harbor and Pugel ound. KENTUCKY WIDOWS A HE DESERVING OK THE PRIZE. fHE FDREMOST OKY.nOODS ESTABLISHMENT OF SOUTHERN OREGON (Polk County Itemlzer. ) Since I'llcle Hill Urnwn unve li famous birthday dinner to widows, he Is receiving dally sovernl Intlfirs from nil nnrts of the United Stntes mostly written In a iovltil vein, of which the following Is nn example: "2,r(8 Kast ltrondwny, "Louisville, Ky., "Dec. 3, 1908 Denr Mr. Ilrown Trusting; that none of the widows enrried off the prize ut your recent banmiet, I write to you In behalf of the Amalgamated Association of Kentucky w Kiows aim request permission to enter Its meir, berg In the matrimonial handlrnu. You have lost the time of your life the very everyday existence, by not kuowhiK our hand brand of widows, widows by death and by decree, some having their loss by insurance, some bv alimony. They were bred In old Kentucky and are more mellow ami intoxicating than Its whiskey, l n an set a swifter pace than Its horses and are sweeter lhan Its mint beds though not so green. The blue grass widow has Inher ited all the good and gracious gifts of nature, her satin skin excels th shining skin of the racer, you light your cigar at her eyes anu warm your hands at her heart, the roses pasture on her enceg. ner lips an redder and sweeter than a slice of Georgia watermelon, while her hair Is like light and dark Hurley, her form displays more curves than a chain nl.,11 baseball pitcher. As our old friend Solomon would say. she Is a together lovely, not too giK)d for th had nor too bad for the good, rviiini our citizens In the closed seasiin hah thinned out our eligible bachelors and widowers, by deducting thei from the census, and when the othe widows and I rend an account your birthday feast In the papers and found that you were so rich you possibly Just worked tor spue. determined to woo and win you Don't tell us we will have to wait year for me next spreau; unit 11 imarterW affair, and I am certain th when our committee waits upon th railroad people and demands a spe cial rate for our trip to Oregon, the official will railroad us through al once. We will travel In a private car adorned with postcards advertis ing any Dallas stores that may nave contracts with us, and you can de pend upon it. your name, the simple name of Iirown. will go stampeding down thefialls of fame. Yoo will find us a chop suey of beauty, braios and wit, widow, who Gompcrs, Mitchell and Morri son Get Jail Sentences GIVE NOTICE OF APPEAL Justice Wright Says They Violated "In junction In Back Stove & Range Co. Case -Ad- Makes the Liver Lively. An Outside Vegetarian. If you nre uot an outside vegotu- tuu you arc not really a vegetarian at II." The speaker was n member of htladclphla's little vegetarian church uptown. An odd llguro In his gray health shirt, gray ventilated suit, gray knit gloves, gray aerated hat, gray cloth boots, he continued: "An Inside cgetnrlnn Is one who puts In his inte rior nothing that has been procured by the slaughter of nuluials. An outside egetarinu puts on his exterior noth ing that has boon procured by the friiiiiililt?r nf nnhiinlfl. See my gloves vegetable gloves of cotton, not made of the skins of mur- eivd kids. See my boots woven, owing nothing to hoiiic poor murdered cnlf. Roe my buttons wooden, not made of grisly bones. Inside and out side," so the niiiilnt faddist concluded am n vegetarian, and Inside and outside I get along without the murder any creature llsh. flesh or fowl There are many like me." New York Press. Speclnl to the Evening Review, W ABI UNGTON, Dec. 23.- judged In conteupt t.f court In lur ing "flagrantly violated an Iu Junc tion granted by Justice Gould in the Ituck Stove and Kuugu Company's. case, Samuel (.Jumpers, president of the American federation of Labor; Frank Morrison, secretary of that or ganization, and John Mitchell, of the executlvo council and ox-president of the United Mine Workers of Ameri ca, were son toned to Jail today by J list to Wright of the Supremo Court of tho District of Columbia. Com- pers w!is given a sentence of one your, Mitchell nine mouths and Mor rison six months. The defendants were represented by noted legal talent, bonded by Judge Alton 11. Parker, of New York, and the legal battle waged was one of the bitterest In the history of or ganized labor. Opposing tho labor loaders was James Van Cloavo, president of tho Muck Stove ami Itange Co.. also president of the Na tional Manufacturers Association, mid tho most prominent enemy of tabor unionism In tho United States. (iompcrs, Mitchell and Morrison wore in court when Justice Wright's opinion was road. Through their at torneys they Immediately gave notice of anneal and wore released on bonds. Mitchell and Morrison at $4,000 an I -$:t,000 respectively, and (Jompers at $;,ooo. - - - - Justioo Wright point out that bo fore the injunction was issued by Judgo Gould tho defendants declared they would not obey it. Ilnsls of tho Action. Tho action was based on a ra tion of the Buck Stove and ItniiKe Compnny, of St. Louis, which allerrd that an orde mod by Justice (i.nW forbidding a i.utlonnl boycott by the American Federation of Labor hnd been violated by tho public utter ances and ail dresses of the three labor leuders named. It also was stated that Clomivers caused to bo published in the "Fed eratlonist," the olllcinl organ of the Federation a certain article reflecting on tho court's decision, and In alleg ed open dollaucn printing the name of tho Buck Stove & itange Company In the MWo Don t Patronize ' list, (jo topers Do Ik Court. Goinpers Is said to have Bald to several newspEier men: "So far ns i om concerned, I wish to state this: When It comes to a choice between surrendering my rights ns a freo American citizen and violating tho decision of the court, I do not hesitate to sny that I shall exercise my rights us between the two." Other utterances were quoted, and It was alleged Gompcrs and Morrison, in furtherance of an alleged plan to nullify tho court's order, published, editorially nnd otherwise, offensive to the court's decision, the name of the Ruck Rnngo & Stove Company. References, It wns claimed, were made to tho decision for the purpose of keeping nlive the boycott, ns It existed before the ordor of the court, and were so framed as to affect tho sale of the company's products. John Mitchell, nt n meeting of the United Mlnewnrkers last January, put to a vote a resolution Imposing n flue of $5 on nny member of that organiza tion who purchased b stove or range of that company's make. The resolu tion also provides for the expuuslon of a member In default of payment of the fine. MR. CHFCKKRS HAS IlKKN FOUND IN KAN FRANCISCO, WHHRK IIH WILL R KM A IN UNTIL AFTFR CHRISTMAS. "Slipper Allum Tea." The sldcvwilk stand, a soap box, was I littered with rolls of bmwn bark, to bacco twists and withered switches tied with twine. Tho proprietor, brown and shriveled old 'Colored wo man, sat on another box. A passing woman lingered to ask tbe old aunty he meaning of her wares. Dese t'lmecn twlsses Is for mo Its. de red oak hark Is good for cuts. do slipper nlluui chips is a euro for ole maids." You ought 1o make a fortune out of that, nuuty. How does It work?" Huh, hull, chile, das ns easy an a possum clltu'ln' a tree. You sou, ole j maid ladles Is most In glnral lean nn' lonesome tonkin, an' slipper ullum tea uinkeg em fat. When dey gets fat dey gets chlpperlsh, an somu genmuii tiwlnu come along nn take n miration to 'cm unless dey takes to drlnkln de a too lutehuh. huh!" New York ost WIIKN IIKIl RACK ACHFS. A Woman Find All Her Fncrggy nnd Ambition Slipping Away. RoSeburg women know how the aches and pains that come when the kidneys tail make life a minion Backache, hip pains, headaches, dizzy spells, distressing urinary troubles, all toll cf slek kidneys and warn you of the stealthy approach of diiibc ten, dropsy and Bright s disease. JJonn s Kidney Pills permanently cure all these disorders. 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