Roseburg review., August 18, 1909, Image 2

LVfcNING KOBUKQ REVIEW
JSSLLD DAILY EXCKIT SUNDAV
IttiVlKW I'LllIJ.SHINO COMl'ANl
L. WIM HKHLV,
. DAILY
Per year, by mall $3.00
Per month, delivered fiO
Per week, delivered 15
SEMI-WKKKLY
Per year $2.00
Six mouths 1.00
Ai(;rsT ik, iwm.
CONVICTION OK WOI.I'K'S
Ml KIHCKKlt Al I'lltMCI.
Iiiftiriimf (in Hiillirlenl to Ilium Man
luuJilT Witlii-t AIHioiikIi
Munler Uiu Hpfciliiil.
SALIiM, Or., Auk- 17. II1I1iik
that tho Information wan sullleient to
pharge maiislauKh ler, of which (lie
defendant was convicted, the appel
late court ultlrmod the decree of
-Judge Cleland, of the circuit court
for Multnomah county. In the con
viction of Kdward HiiKh Martin of
matialfiUKh'er for tho killing of Na
than Wolff. In Portland, May 1, 1!)0N.
Wolff's body waa found horribly
mutllaled in lila ahop. Martin, who
was a drug llend, waa finally taken
by the police and the responsibility
for the terrible crime fixed upon him
The case attracted a great deal of
attention when It came to trial and
although Martin waa charged with
murder In the firs degree the Jury
brought in a verdict of manslaughter.
Walworth (Ivt Svw Trial
If a man has reasonable ground
for the belief that his mother's life
Is In danger from a felonious attack
upon the house, ho has a right to
shoot tin altacklng party in her de
fense. Iteeauso tho 4rlal court erred
In refusing no to Instruct the jury,
the Supreme Court ireveraed the de
cree of Judge II. K. Ilanna, of the
circuit court for Jackmon county,
and ordered a mw trial for Charier I
II and Norvail Walsworih, father and
son, who have already served I we
years of a life sentence in the peni
tentiary for Ihe klllliiK of James F.
Mankln during a double duel, the
culmination of a lonK-Ktandlng fam
ily feud. The opinion la written by
Justice McHrldo.
This bloody four-handed shoot hip
affray was precipitated because Chan
II. Walsworth, who wah working In
the field with his ami. Nerval, no
tlced the approach of Carrol Mankln
who waa carrying a cane, and mis
took the en no for a gun. With tin
remark. "It's a gun you want." thr
elder Waleworth mailed excitedly t(
the house, procured a rllle, and des
pite the warnings of his son, whe
tried to tell him of his mistake, fired
a shot in the air. Henry Mankln wr
already on the scene, and a sister
Hello Mankln. brought a shotgun and
a rllle from the Mankln home. Jnmet
F. Mankln having Joined his hrrxther
In the meantime, and gave the firrw
to .mines P and Henry Mankln. Thr
Mankins Ihen opened fire and wound
ed Ihe elder Walsworth, who had
reaped hostilities, whereupon Norva1
Walsworth appeared nt the comer of
the house and engaged In a duel with
James Mankln. They fired slmultan
eouly, and Walworlh'a shot killed
Mankln. and Walsworth was wound
ed In the face. Meanwhile Henry
Mankln went around Ihe house, found
tho elder Walsworth lylnit wounded
with buckshot and shot him in thr
head. Hcnry Mankln was also wound
ed in the arm.
IWKK NOTICI
The KoaeburK City Direcdiry. now
In course of romiiUntlmi, will go to
the printer mi Halurdiiy, Auk -I.
If for any reiiKon you btive bed:
ovorlonki'd by the ttlnutory men, ll
you hnvo mo veil Mince your tium
wrh taken or If there is any chuiiKe
In your biiMlne'nH .let the maUor be
known nt once nn (he mime will he
prompt ly titleiwled to without cost
to you.
CaJI up plume 1 l.'J I . or cult ni
the directory olhce in the rear ol
the HoDehuri? Phiirmacy. 117 North
Jackson street.
In a few iIuvh the rennlt of the
censuH taken by the IHrit-tory men
will bo announced.
i.ooTi.i:(.;i:ir skips
TO AVOID AKKK.NT.
KI'CKNK. Or., Auk. fl.. Itobi-ri
Denton, a Iik-hI ckiir dealer, dlsap
leared from town imlay, apparently
to avoid helim arrotcd on a charge
or violutiiiK the local-option law. A
few weeks Ho lenton was arrested
and placed under bonds on a rhuiKc
of bribery, bavin. It Is alleged, on
two different occasions Riven money
to the chief of jMiIice to secure Im
munity from search of bis premises
Warrants were IksiumI this fore
noon for lie arrest of Denton and
his nephew, .1. 11. Nelson, on a cliarse
of selling liquor Nelson was arrest
ed, but Denton disappeared before
be could be apprehended.
KK.KNK
i im;i ami .i ii i:n
Kl'OKVK. Or . Auk 17 Joseph
II. Nelson M1ay pleaib-d miilty to the
chame of sHHnt; liquor in vlntatioti
of the local option law. and wai fined
$H ami Klvt-n Hi davs In the fmii.i
jail
Neelon is a nephew of peiitou. who
recently left town, m , who s betnn
souKht for attemptluK to bribe the
Hty officers and also for hHIiiik
)l(uor.
Hearcil With a Mot Iron
or acalded by overturned kettle -cut
with a knire- bruised by slammed
door Injured by gun or In any other
way the thin needed at once If
Hucklen'a Arnica Salve to subdue In
flamniAtlou and kill the pain.
earth's mipremrt healer, Infallible for
Boll. I'lcor. Fever Son1, Kcremn
and Plies. 2fic nt all druKKlsta.
Head Review ad vs. fur bargains.
I.WKM'H 10RPED(,
Atroplulie Principle Permit of Snd
lug Ktplnvive by Air KnuK.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 17 Now It
Is the winged torpedo. The report
to Washington Is (hat u famous Am
erican inventor has successfully ap- I
plied the principle of the aeropluue ;
to the torpedo. He has demonstrat
ed that It can be launched with ac
curacy from one warship against the
side of an oppoalng warship or at
any other armor clad citadel. The
story that the navy was to have aero
planes, which has been d I stunned bv
former Secretary Mctcalf, s revived.
The subject was fully gone Into by
Rear-Admiral Cheevor. who has fol
lowed the practicability of balloons
for scours.
RKAIj KKTATK Tlt.WSI'KltK.
J. D. Sullivan to Henry Hashor,
$10; 8 acres at Days Creek.
J. C. Kreetnan to J. H. Steward,
$200; tract of land adjoining lot ,'J.
block 2, (illbertson'H Add It Ion to
Olendale.
C. U. Homei-H to PhH Heekley, $1;
lots ft and G, block Mi. Hrown'n Addi
tion to It. K. Addition to Oakland.
h, C. HnlnoH to W. M. Moore, $10;
120 acres, sec. 2. 22-7.
W. P. Reed to Henry Wade. $10;
6 Iota, block 31. and parcel of land,
80 x 2:10 feet east of said block,
Reed's Klrst Addition to Gardiner.
Kor Indigestion and all stniiiaili
troiible tako Foley's Orino Laxa
tive as it stimulates the stomucli and
liver and regulates the bowels nnd
wHI positively euro habitual rolistl
lintlon. Foley's Orlno Laxutlvo cureB
sick lieadarho and biliousness ami on 1
account of Its mild action and pleas-1
mit laslo Is especially recommended
for women and children. Ited Cross
Phiirniacy.
KM) YIOAItS ItDllIM)
TIIH TI.MKS.
If.you are still doing waging hv 1
Ttl,r!!ZeT"!Jr:Z '
will do your was g without labor. I
ho asking. Prices ISB to 1:10.
ithers at 812 and 1 1 7.
HICK & ItlCE,
Tho House Furnislie-s.
dsw
in i, i tm . ipracllcally the same ns the one coin-
Ill IM.LAIth S A ItKD Att : lug from the chief olllce. The claims
1-ltOM SILVKK'IOX Di:.OT. were located I'll 1 9U6 In the Slsk"vou
1,.,,... " . national forest reserve and have been
SILVKIiroN. Or.. Aug. 17 - Two In the hands or the iiersons who tiled
'iiirglars em'ered Ihe Southern l':i'.'lllc ever since. Thev must give up claim
leiot at tills plnce laHt night by i to them at once, however .
iienkliig open a window. Whl'e In When the applications for receipts
he act or drilling the fafe. they were'ranie to the olllce of the rorest ser
llscovered by Hurley Slnllli, si n of vice they were granted to Augusta
he agent, and niaile their cs-npo. I Anderson niwl Cecil C. Carter two of
envlng their tools on the tloor nf the the rlnlmnnls. but nfter these none
mfe. There was no money left In ' were given mil. Investigation was
he safe, and nothing would have Ihen nuule hv the rornst service and
1 secured had they been success-1 It was found that Ihoro was no real
'ill In .Ihe attempt. From the man- lied of workable coal but lhat It was
hit In which they operated, II Is he- a mere formation of shnlo that on
loved Ihey are experls. the surfnee shone and looked like
When the blood hocomns infected with the virus of Contagious Blood
Poison, the t:yiiitoms uro soon mamlestod Tne mouth ami tliro.it ulcerate,
copper-coloroil spots nppoar, a rod rush bronks out, t.io hair begins to come
out, uud usually soros unit ulcers sho.v tliums dv a on ili.furout parts of the
body. At tho first sign of the disonso S 8. H. should be taken, for the
trouble is too powerful uml dnugnrotis to trillo with. If nllowcil to run on
the tontlency is to work down anil uttiuk tho bones nnd nurvos. and some
times it makes n coiuploto physical wrock of tho suirorer. Tho disease can
make no such headway if S. 3. 8. is oomnie'icoii and used according to direc
tions; its progress can ha stopped, tho poison removed, nnd health
preservud. S.S. H. goes Into the blood and leiuovrs tho insidious virus,
clonuses tho circulation and makes a complete nnd iwrnmnent cure by
driving out the ciuiso. 8. 8. 8. quickly takes elleri on the blood, and grad
ually tho symptoms dlsappoar, the health Is improved, the skin cleared ol
all spots, soros and liliiuilshes, and when 8. 8. S. has thoroughly purified the
circulation no trace of the disease is left. 8. 8. 8., a purely vogu'tuble remedy
cures Oontagiotis lllond Poison bocauso It is the gre i' ,t ot all I 1 ,.id put
tiers, tested and proven for more than forty vein v Home t. -atmou
book uud any luedluul advice froo to nil who writ
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC - , ATLANTA. GA
5 JjggklUiL
BRADLEY
Cim save you money on any thing you want to buy.
If you have any thing to sell get my offer before selling as
I will pay the highest cash price for second hand goods.
A. D. Bradley, - - The 2nd xsr Man
H. W. Althaus (8b Sons
Garage 1' Repair Shop
. ACENCY FAIRBANKMORSE COMPANY .
Phone 1 44 1 Cor. Cass (Eb Rose Sts.
imam
I The arom-llht cn protects
It against impurities and dcteri-
oration never sold In bulk. I
Your fjrocer will frrlnd It I
Bettor if (round at, Lome not I
too flue.
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VXl.KU OS LAND AS VAI,
CLAIMS TO (JKT TIMIIKIt.
Kulrliv or Uljjlit Cium County 1'iiplc
ClIIK'I'lli'll by IIimIkIoii of (he
Interior leiurtiiient.
PORTLAND. Or., Aug. 17. A de
rision Involving timber lunds valued
ui ciose to iniir a million was
, 'v Mt , ' ce "' '"-' national
Kt "',rvl'H, mprnlnK from the
'"" ' at Washington. It will
"''"fr ,h" government eight
cliilms of lfio acres each, valued at
...... , ni.Mt- upice, as wen as
setting a iireredeirt for a number or
other enses involving land valued
n I.I..I. tl
,, j . . S",.. " t,K""" ccernou
, j;h J""" "e present
wi ..,,i . .' .!.! !or. 0
ih uis for t he timber on
I land olllce, must glvo ui all claim
thereto.
Decision was first handed down
by the local olllce of the forest scr
i vice some months ago. which was
COMES
BLOOD POISON
HKItVK HIM A STEAK
sweet, tender and Juicy and your bus
band will open up his heart and his
pocketbook. Where will yon get sucb
a steak? Why right here, of course
We have the choicest meats In all the
laud, ir you buy hero once your
husband will get good-natured imme
diately. If you buy here regularly
ho will be '-Sunny Jim" all the time
The Economy Market
mv Kohl ha,ren, rop.
The Second
Hand Man
CBI it will not burn, howaver,
Coal Not Valuuble.
Vvhea this Information came to
the department, proceedings were in
stituted and - choree) were filed
against the claimants. The charges
were that the coal vein discovered
was not workable and that the laud
Is not coal land, that the claimant
did not make application in good
faith for a coai claim, but for spec
ulative puriioHes to diupofe of the
valuable timber thereon, and that the
land was chiefly valuable for It tlm
bnr. The declnlon of the local office
was handed down November 9. 1908,
and was recently a f II nurd by the gen
eral land office.
The claims disputed were filed on
by Samuel r. I'ulford, James H.
Flanagan. Cecil C. Carter. Herbert
Tickhart, Louise C. I.ockhapt, Ala
E. Carter. August E. Anderson and
O. W. Anderson. The claims had
nearly 20,000,000 feet of the finest
timber on them. A number of near
by claims are also being disputed by
the forest service and wl'l rnme tip
for decision soon. This establishes a
precedent and it is expected Hint a
like decision will be rendered from
the office In the other cases.
A HfSIXKSS FA KM Kit.
Success of ml Oregon Mull Willi h
Many Should Kllilllitle.
There are numerous farmers In
IJnn county, this state, who are con
NljuctlriK their farms aloriK strictly
business lines, consequently they
have no complain to make at any
adverse conditions that mlRht exist
in the commercial world and are en
Joying large financial profit from
their work. One of these is A. C.
Armstrong, who will this year clear
up fully $6000 on a farm of 400
acres. Tor which he pays an annual
rental of $600. There should be
thousands more tillers or the soil like
him. especially when there are hun
dreds of thousands of nTes through
out tho western part of the state that
only need the necessary handling to
make them return millions of dollars
In abundant crops or all kinds.
To quote from the news dispatches
concrtrnlne Mr. Armstrong's success
tne following is reprinted:
"A. C. Armstrong, a farmer resid
In four miles northwest of Plain-
viuw nun tu miies southeast or Al
bany, will realize a profit of $1800
on 1 20 acres of vetch he threshed this
week. Incidentally, he will clear up
about $6000 this vear on a fa-m of
400 acres, for which he pays an an
nual trental of $600. Some other
TJnn county farmers are doing almost
as well, and farming in the Willam
ette Valley Is paying better this year
than for many years.
"Armstrong had 140 acres In vetch
bis venr. He mowed, twenty ncrcs of.
it nnd ner storing bis barns full of
loowe hay for his winter's sunnlv.
had enough hav -left ovur from the
twenty acres to bn'e twenty tons.
whlfb is worth 13 a ton. The vetch
on (be remnlnine 1 ?0 acres was
threshed for seed by the thresher and
ctenner of Pnrker Bros, this week.
nnd Armstrong had seventy tons of
hreabed and cleaned vneh seed from
his 120 acres. This is worth four
cents a pound In the present mnrket
and after Armstrong naya all ex
pense of threshing, cleaning, etc.,
he will realize a net profit of $4801
0 We always have plenty of fresh
vegetables, oranges, lemons and ba
nanas. Our stock of groceries is always
fresh and our prices are always fair.
9 We want YOU for a customer.
HARNESS
Sheridan St. GROCERS Phone 1031
A Carload of
FRUIT JARS
Our stock is the Largest and
comprises the Best Makes
Economy, Mason's,
Everlasting and Schram.
You should investigate this New Schram Jar, we
believe it to be one of the best jars. Prices are the
lowest. Scud us your orders, we guarantee you
satisfaction.
Roseburg Rochdale Co.
RICE. (Q, RICE Sfte Houselurnishers
We have helped others, why not let us help you.
We pay no rents, that's why we sell for less.
Hide Agent for
Power Washer
The only NucreNsfiil water washer.
We do your washing frco for one
week. Come and sen us about it.
Saves time
saves work and
It, artnr usfiig Dr. King's New
jy three weeks, 1 feel like a
n, and can do good work
1 For weuk, sore or diseased
.Coughs and Colds, Henior-
rllay Fever, LaGrippe, Asthma
Uronchlal affection it stands
Od. Price SOc and $1.00.
fyttlo free. Sold and guaran
all druggists.
rCIIIMXKV SWKUI'
tl
Is my last visit here tills fu.ll.
your flues and chimneys
tide you can get them done
than Portland prices. No
the house. 7".e each flue,
must leave your order at
Ingram Cigar Store at once.
on 1 'J
$10 HHWAItl)
information leading to the
pouts of Herman Shlbcley.
ard from was In Hosebuni
n years ago; at that time was
to some young lady in nose-
FRANK SHIHELEY, 1201
t., San Francisco, Cat. dsrf
on t
lng '
vetcls
ditlol
yield's mr s-r-""-- 4ui-..v,
fit for the past year's work."
For something special for dinners,
parties or bnlls, see the Unipqua llak
ery. Phone 2211. dtf
Never sacrifice quality ror price.
See a Bush and Lane and the Victor
Piano at Hurr's Music House. dtf
& JOHNSON
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TEe Up-to-date Housefurnishers will not. be
undersold by any firm in Oregon, if we know it.
All prices marked in plain figures. Prices
made possible without slighting the quality, by
our enormous purchases.
The Path to Kitchen
Comfort,
r. Husband:-
If this was an appliance for
stir omce, yon would snap u up in
no minutes. So would any other
an.
Most men are considera
leir wives, but few of them ever
-g tired out the mileage of a woman's
itchen journey.
Suppose her kitchen is average
ze. She makes
20 trips to her pantry,
4 trips to her cellar,
R
?,iii trips to her teh'e,
4 20 trips to her sink,
40 trips to her stove,
Oet l'reParlnS a meal a nd clearing up after It.
in iat flsures UP t0 over a mile of Bteps each
r.,ioal. Think of that. A half hour or more
sated in actunl walking at each meal.
Hoosler Cabinet, grouping every kitchen
nvenleuce In the space of the table, actual
saves almost twohours of walking every
iat is why most m en wlil buy
Hoosler Cabinet.
-is your wife one?
Never was our store
goods. We need the room and will make saving
r- "
WASTKI)
TKI) To rent, a horse and
iggy for about a week. Good
ire and treatment guaranteed.
Jdress A. M., care Review. dal2
V)P.VTKI) Family sewing solicited.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Inquire
corner w uougias ana Kast Ave.
da20
WANTKD Girl for dining room
work and dishwashing, no cooking.
Call phone 151 or address box H,
Roseburg. dswtf
WANTED Bids on r,0 tons of new.
clean hay, and 2000 bushels of
oats, f. o. b., Sutherlln. Address
The Sutherlln Land & Water Co..
Sutherlln, Ore. dsw
WANTED Two or three gool sales
men. Inquire Bell Sisters' llldg.
Room 4, between hours of 9 a. ni.
to 12 and 1:30 p. in. till 4 p. in.
dtf
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE A complete transfer
, business, Including all horses,
drays, wagons, wood, wood-yard
and denying contracts. For par
ticulars address E. J. Frasler, Eu
gene, Oregon. (itf
FOR SALE At a bargain; 200 acres
adapted to fruit or dairying: nicely
located; for particulars address H.
J. Wilson, Canyonvllle, Ore. ds7
FOR SALE One full blooded Jer
sey cow and heifer; one horse
guaranteed Bteady and gentle, with
iwo-seaiea nack and harness
tnree broods pure bred White
iangsnan towls; household goods
Aouress r. o. Box 6S7, Rose-
ourg. dtf
FOR SALE 660 acres stock"r7ncir
Including 80 acres farming land!
i.i nines rrom Roseburg. Address
no ,j:m, noseourg. tf
FOR SALE 900-acre ranch- 7
miles from Roseburg: eood lm
provements. 35 acres In hearing
chard; mostly Italian prunes: bal-
uuce pasture and farm; 300 head
or good siieep. If wanted To.- fur-
mer parucuiars cou;e and seo ot
address the owner, P. CooDer R
F. D. No. 1, Roseburg, Oregon, dtf
BALED HAY Parties wishing It
leave orders at Churchill's hard
ware store. Roseburg, or 'phone
476 farmers' line. dsll
WANTED TO SELL OR TRADE
For a small farm near Roseburg
A tine home in the best and busiest
colony In Southern California; 1
acre land: 10-.room house, and
barn, both new; two fine cows and
furniture, if desired. Correspond
with F. G. Tucker, Bi 142, Up-
niiu.vniii. da20
KOR RENT
FOR RENT House, three blocks
from postofflce. Inquire at Judge
Hamilton's residence. dtf
...... i i M, re t-room cot
tsees on Parrott St. Apply i
Parrotti St.. yrjphone 2255. dtf
FOR RENT Fine laree hnn in.
i
No. 22 Diner, worth
$l.r0 ut $1.25
I.1.IIO Couches,
Speclul . . . .$10.00
e also of
Xo. I) Diners, worth
Vi.tUi ti r $1.00
'tof-kers, worth
$l.i! for $:l.oo
M.00 Iron
SjMM'illl .
Ilcds,
$..rt
Golden Finish
Dressers . . . .$10.00
Special Side Mat
tresses, . .$.1 to $15
Clothes Pins, 5 do7..
for 5c
their wlve
Fry Pans, ns low
. 10c
so crowded with eood
J
TO LEASE For one year or more,
17 acres good land; one third fin
est river bottom; good 6-room
house and outbuildings; city wa
ter; 25 minutes walk from Rose
burg P. O.; 1 acre bearing orchard
with good crop of fruit; ideal lo
cation for fruit and poultry; spe
cial inducements to right party
Address P O Box 687. Roseburg. d
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST On old Coos Bay road, this
side of mountain, a coat contain
ing pocketbook and small amount
of money. Finder please leave at
this omce or return to C. A. Smith
Lumber Co., Marshfleld, Or.
LOST -Ijidy's back comb; was lost
July 31st. between Winchester and
the Masonic cemetery. Finder
please return to Mrs. Blakeley
ii Mosher St., and receive re
ward.
dtf
LOST, A WATCH A lady's gold
watch was lost on Main street, be
tween Lane and Mosher streets,
Wednesday afternoon, Aug. 11. The
watch had engraved on one sldo
of the case the letters "E W S "
1909. Ihe finder will be suit
ably rewarded by leaving the watch
at this office. dalS
"MOTHER AND SON."
(A Poem.)
with rare expressions; at once In
spiring and pathetic. Now on sals
"Th B?k S're- Thl8 a"J
The W lids of Florida" for only 10c
By L. C. HILL.
SHOOK NEGRO'S HAND-
PREACH ER HAS TO Ql'IT.
CINCINNATI, O.. Aug. 17. The
executive board of the Freemen's Aid
Society or the Methodist church here
has elected Rev. J. F. Decking to be
president of Rust University, at Holly
Springs. Miss.
The election was made necessary
bv the abrupt resignation of Dr F
C. English, of Cincinnati, who said he
had been threatened by a mob at
Mhol, Miss., because he had shaken
hands with a colored presiding elder.
TAKE NOTICE.
If you are all run down Foley's
Kidney Remedy will help you, as It
strengthens the kidnevs so they will
eliminate the Imparities from the
blood that depress the nerves, and
cause exhaustion, backache, rheuma
tism and urinary Irregularities, which
sap the vitality. Do not delay, and
risk having Brlght s disease or dia
betes. Take Foley's Kidney Remedy
as It is healing and antiseptic and
will restore health and strength Re
fuse substitutes. Red Cross Phar
macy.
Quick Lonch
Restoranjjvt
YB TOY
Prop.
Short Orders at Any Hour.
4
4 o
Chicken Dinner Rvoi.'a..-j'.. T
...... iii..-Ki. esrv
Sheridan Street Near Depot. ?
4. $
o