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Ms LAU& mil UtMiPM iti vALufi iii tm tiEkf FEW VEAki fitiv iiaW 6ti uks pmnih KEEP WELL POSTED Ou tbe current events nl the world's provrtwa by reading the Daily Riviiw. Delivered by carrier, 60 ent month. ROSEBURG Review PROFITABLE INVESTMENT Advertisers set food returns from an nouncements placed in live papers the Daily and Twice-a-wkk Riviaw. Tr them there's none other so good. VOL. XII. ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVE.U IIKH, a I, 1DOII. No. 230. I t'3 Inrv Arnnife f'irl ll'hn .illnH juij ntquuo villi ii uu ivilicu Faithless LUVer I GRANEY AFTER BIG FICHT U . i n.i... tr n i. f' i . n-i 4 Continue Turmoil Over Anil ; Harrangue Ordioaoce f t Special to the Evening Review, f I INDIANAPOLIS, lnd., Nov. 24. f j Governor Marshall today received a request from Sheriff Todd, of Law L jk rence county, requesting a body of troops for the town of Bedford, where serious trouble Is In progress tvi between strikers and deputies, jq Sheriff Todd states that the force of y deputies la inadequate to cope with f , the situation. l-J Alinn Roll Acquitted. t.i AUBURN. Calif.. Nov. 24. A inrv s of mountaineers this afternoon ae i quitted Alma Bell for slaying her lover. Joe Armes. son of wenlthv tuir. rjj ents, who fniled to keep his promise kvj umiiiufiw uiu?i sue nau re- f t llnquished her honor to him. The verdict of the jury was roturnied Into I the court an hour and fifteen minutes t 1 after retirement. It is based on the !., B'u.m uuiuiiutiHi iiituiintj' mill was agreed upon after three ballots had been taken. J In his instructions to the Jury, i Judge Arnot said that one of four TA verdicts must be returned, namely, . ; murder In either the first or second ; fcree, manslaughter or acquittal. :- Wnen the jury left the court room Jf3T to deliberate, the defendant, who has S! been subjected to one of the most K trying ordeals ever undergone by a f;; woman In a tria-1, remarked. f "I haven't much hope .now, but H I'm glad it's aH over." i Prosecutor Merciless. M Pale aod showing the strain of the M trial and the grief of her lncarcera , tion since last May, the young woman l;sat with downcast eyes and heard L- herself denounced in a crowded C .; courtroom yesterday as a depraved 'j woman whose licentious Mission f .; turned into jealousy, not her Bullied f honor, caused her to kill Amies. She ir listened to savage attacks upon her ' character, by Prosecuting Attorney I I Hamilton,' who opened his argument r.'J to the Jury with the request that the ;12 men bring In a verdict of murder. -:but a verdict the enalty of which t was .not fhe scaffold. ,5 Hanging Not Asked. J m do not believe in hanging wnni ) in and I do not want you to bring I -'In such a verdict," declared the t .-prosecutor. "A woman haB never r been hanged in the state of Call- "You," said Judge Lindsey to the policeman, " want to save bicycles. I want to save boys." From "The Beast and the Jungle," in the DECEMBER EVERYBODY'S It's a big, human, well written story. Get it and read it. Fur Sale by 0 HoKftmrg Book Store. Demand cannot be $.9 t takes the modern specialization, a study of popular requirements, careful buy- ing, careful selling, careful fitting. BING'S ALL WOOL, HAND TAILORED CLOTHES, fill every requirement and leave no room for argument. Sold exclusively by SIMON GAR0 Roseburg's Leading Clothing House 'fornia and I trust that the history I of our state in that respect will ( never be changed. 1 would 'not and 1 could not hang a woman myself and '. will not ask you to do eo." Hamilton assailed the 'unwritten law" justification, and temporary lu sunlty. the pica, of the defense, with ridicule and irony, scathingly ar ralgntng the character of Alma Dell. ! Ho declared that an acquittal of Al ! ma Hell would virtually amount to , un encouragement of Immorality on the part of young women and would I lend many of them to believe they I were upheld by the law in their low and vicious careers. Hamilton, who was retained in the I case as special prosecutor, closed his address with an appeal to the jury I for a verdict of guilty, "not to avenge ' the dead man, but to uphold the law and establish the rule that a woman Is not justified In killing ia mail where both. are equal sinners." llolis "lllltts In" SHkltllc Scrap. SPOKANE, Wash., Nov. 24. A telegram received today from Editor Wayland, of the Appeal to Reason, a Socialistic organ, published at Glrard, Kan.," says that Eugene V. Debs will shortly arrive In this city with a small force of followers to keep up the battle against the nntl-street sieaking ordinance. Local members of the I. W. W. declare they will have more men to continue the fight just as soon as work resumes In the mines and lumber camps', which have been Idle for several weeks. GKANEY OFF FOR GOTHAM TO HID FOR RIG FIGHT. Special to The Evening Review. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 24. With a certified check for $'i.000 in his IKJcket, Eddie (iraney leaves tomor- row for New York to submit a bid for the Jeffries-Johnson fight. The ' a mou 11 1 of the bid is not announced, I hut there Is strong foundation for the belief that it is 11 round the $100,000 mark, lllds will be opened by the managers of the fighters on December 1. TAFT'S MIXl'K I IK WKKillS 50 POl'XOS. NEWARK, N. J.. Nov. 23. Presi dent Taft's 50-pound ThanksKiving mince pie was baked today in a New ark bakeshop. Tomorrow this pie, the largest ever baked in America, will be taken to Washington by a committee of the Bakers' Union. The pie is 25 inches in diameter and three inches deep. FIVK COXIHCTOItS Ol'STKIK Astoi'iu V Columbia Komi Kmploys Are Itfplact'd. PORTLAND. Or., Nov. 23. Three conduotora, a ticket agent and a bag gage agent employed by the S. P. & S. Railroad and five conductors on the Astoria & Columbia River R. R. have been removed for "unsatisfac tory service." Only one conductor oa the Astoria road escaped dismissal, "Dick" lilew. Those removed from the road are Conductors Ijowe. Hollenbeck, lilck ett. Currey and Bercher. vConduotors Anderson, Zimmerman and Fenrier, Deiot Ticket Agent Coates. of Portland, and Baggage man Wolfe, of this city, were those removed from the employment of the S. P. & S. service. At the oflice of the companies yes terday detailed reasons for the change were not given. The men have all been replaced. A Curd. This Is to certify that all druggists are authorized to refund your money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure your cough or cold. It stops the cough, heals the lungs and pre vents serious results from a cold, prevents pneumonia and consump tion. Contains no opiates. The genuine is In a yellow package. Sold by all druggists. F My son. If you really love her, take her a box of "LOWNEY'S." the very freshest at ROSEBURG BOOK STORE. met with arguments goods. This means THE NIGHT BEFORE THANKSGIVING By JAMES A. EDGERTON. Copyrijhf, 1909. by American Fnta Association I COULD dream tonight That a world of light la round about met a presence bright It poised above. Like a brooding dove, From whose wings rain over me peace and love. Like a breath of belm Is the nameless calm. And my soul would sing an eternal psalm tn a happiness I COUI.D DISK Ail. That is limitless And a glow of faith I cannot express. I could almost dream. Past the things that seem, I can see a country eternal gleam As I raplly stand On the borderland And feet about me an angel band. My soul awake Its thirst would slake At a fount immortal) its bread would break At a feast sublime In a fairer clime This hallowed and happy Thanksgiving time. So waftod o'er To a shining shore. A ROUT Ulf AN ASQKU BAND. I greet the loved ones who've gone be fore And take my seat At a banquet sweet Where the fruits and viands of life we eat. Tis not afar, Like a distant star, The kingdom in which the eternals are. 'Tie here its light To an inward sight Is gleaming for heaven is mine to night. Til A X K sc; 1 V I X O 1 ) I X X Kit. The Oregon Cafe will serve tomor row the finest Thanksgiving dinner ever served In a restaurant In Rose-bu-rg. Turkey and other deliracien from 11:30 a. m. to 8 p. m. Prices, 50 cents servod in the regular dining room, and 75 cents In the Grill room. Why eook dinner at home when you can get such a dinner at these prices? Joseph Stanlnger left this morning for Springfield, lane county, to spend Thanksgivlmg with his daughter. All efforts have failed to find a better remedy for coughs, colds and lung trouble than Foley's Honey and Tar. It stops the cough, heals the lungs and prevents serious results from a cold. J. N. Patterson. Nashua. Iowa, writes: "Last winter I bad a bad cold on my lungs and tried at least half a dozen advertised cough medicines and had treatment from two physicians without getting any benefit. A friend recommended Foley's Honey and Tar, and two thhds of a bottle cured me. I con sider It tbe greatest cough and lung medicine in the world." Sold hy all druggists. p J von SALE. 4 20 acres of fine garden land. I situated 24 miles south of f. Portland, on the S. P. II. R. 4- Includes modern, 10-room 4. house, a 2-room cottage, other 4 j. rami buildings tn first-class 4 4 condition, and two good welK X ! A big snap at $4,000. Terms -U tto suit. Inquire of owner, J. K. En ger, 215 Main street. Roseburg. d&Bw dl COPVBIOHTt. Br UftlCEHWOOD UNDERWOoK J Y. Vlien the Ltat-iy i inl f. : ;":ni.e is yet a tortutoas ('ream is tlm noomlay 'undiins iie moves wilh nrtinnt irleam. A m oiti:(;ox NOT KNOrtill. (Salem Slalesnian). l-'ive thousand acres, or annroxi- niately (dKht siiuare miles of oihnrd will be planted in IMiuKhis enunty this -season, says The llevlew. Of this area about mimi acres are to be planted in Kuthei'lln vnlley, 2000 :icres in the vicinity ol ItDselnn-g, and 1000 acre's in other parts of the coun ty. Hut with all the planting and If ail the orchard laud In Oregon wen; planted and the orchards In bearing the world would yarn for more THANKSGIVINO IN The gold is o the ampkin, i rt'ow ;tj) '" j r ' - , W J Oregon npples. The thing cannot be overdone. The world and lis appe tlto for good fruit are too big. Attorney .1. O. Watson left today for (iJirdincr, where he goes lo join Warren Heed, of that place, and Governor K. W. Iloiiaon and Dr. II. K. I.. Kleiner, of Salem, on a duel; hunt. Rev. Father W. P. McGoe will hold services in tho new Catholic cliureh edifice tomorrow morning at 10::l0 o'clock. The general public Is cordially invited. I ml COPvniOMT v UNOCRWOOD L OMDtRW.u THE SOUTHLAND. and the gay I'tuj-tn;. vine in ttb i0Oy southern clime. O r. ; , IIKKM.IXN TKIAI, DATK NOT TO UK CM.flKI. I'OUTLAND, Or.. Nov. 24. The date of Hluger Hermann's trial, ton latlvoly Ilxeil lBBt Monday aa Junuury 10, lu'xl. la not to be changed. Judge Wolvoiton dettnltoly set that dalo to ilay a poii receipt of a telegram from A. S. WorthiiiKton, lU'rnunm'B ut toiney at WaHhlugton, aluting Ills ability to attend at that lime. I CIIIC'AtiO I.AXWKK JKTS MiliAIUi'H KOItMKK JOB. WASHINGTON, Nov. 24. Upon recommendation of United States Senator Cullotn, of Illinois, President Tnft today appointed llenjainln S. Cable, a t'hlcago lawyer, assistant Hriiritli f v nf mniinnpj'n nml l,i)i.ti tn Isin'ceed Ormsby Mcllarg, roslgned. XKW fiOVKUXOlt AT MANILA IlltfilNS WOltK. MANILA, P. I., Nov. 24. W. Cam eron Korbes, yesterday inaugurated Oovwnor-GKliernl of the Philippines, succeeding Gen. James K. Smith, be gan active work of administration today. OUHCiON Kl.l'.CIitlC (X)MIN(I. Salem Stntosmnn: A surveying party Is working on tho Oregon Uleetrlc lino south, being now at work south of the city, but tho work ia inaifc rather tedious and uuconi fortablo by heavy ralim, and abun dnnce f water on the low grounds. (This Is the lino which Geo. II. Moffait. of New York, recently an nounced would be built lo Koseburg. It is nlready In operation between Portland and Salem). limits )i:mi:s pavinci l''Olt AIl'KHIN(i ltl'X'OltllS. "Iniiocenl. Purchaser' Nervous ami lOxiited on WiliH'NH Htanil Alley Tcstllles. POUTLANI), Or., Nov. 24. Kred A. Krlhs, gracefully accepting tho poso of 'tho innocent purchaser of government land fraudulently . se cured by Horace G. McKlnley and S. A. I). Puter, exhibited extreme ner vousness when put on the stand to dny In tho Pulled Stat Circuit Court In the action brought ngalnst him by tho United States to cancel patents to the ruinous "11-7" tract. Krlhs followed Dan W. Tarpley, who did llttlo but testify to tho fact that so far as lie knew Krlhs had no knowledge of the means through Which the land wns secured, when he purchased H for $r-nn acre. Visibly excited, Krllw made nega tive answer to United Stales District Attorney Mc('ourt' iicstlon as to whether or not ho had paid Mc Klnley ii'tid others lo alter Ihe l.lnn county records. ' Kribs testified that his legal advis ers had told him Hio abstracts to the timber land were purfoct. Abstracts submitted as evtdenco by the defense bore a date aeven davs after the pur chase date, In 1002. Krlhs declared he was advised to have tho latter ab stracts prepared. During the hearing 8. A. D. Puter. Horace McKlnley and other convicted conspirators apiivared on tho witness stand. Puter snid Kribs was his partner In the "11-7" consulracy, and that at the same time he nnd McKinley were training the deal In the Cascade Kor est, whereby they procured Ihe entry of 12 Umber claims through fictitious entrymen. Later, they testified, they forged deeds lo the Cascade lands and sold them to Krllts. In his own defense the defendant called V. K. Alley, D. W. Tarpley and O. P. M. Jamison as witnesses. The trend of their testimony wns lo show that Mr. Kribs could have had no knowledge of the alleged conspiracy to defraud the Government by bogus s"!t!.'t'H on school lands, and later tn the purchase of the school script is sni d In lieu of such settlement. AT YOUR GROCER'S I I the riHiilt of iming yj I I fff ffiiud tlour, ucb as n ! I Olympic W f Flour." ' Bit Malher. f Jadiind 'itwuKVl II I olo and untrl- ;J 111 WMtaro wheat SIX D1EJ FIRE Ten Other Inmates of Tenement House Injured ' WILLAMETTE STILL RISES Loss Already Indicted on Farmers and Loggers Storm Sweeps Atlantic Special to the Evening Rovlew. IIUOOKl.VN, N. Y Nov. 24. Two women, one man and throe children Were biiriie.1 In .t.inlli ..v., sons wero Injured, one of them fatal ly, and ono womnn Is missing as the i win oi tne destruction by lire this morning of a tenement house occu- nlcri bv ciirhfv funilll.u. 'r ... tho Inmates Jumped out of windows and scores wero rescued by firemen. One woiimn. Mi'u nnu r'nnn.,nii.. Jitter hiving carried to safety, rushed inn into inn uuizillg structure for nei iwu cniiuren anil iK'rlshed with them. Thero were over loo people III Hie hllilllllli; Wtien Die Urn hrnt. out. Oregon's Ixiss Kroin Storm. POIITI.AND Of w oi hundred tlimiMinifl !lnlhi, iu n servativo estlinate of tho dnmngo ln- nicieii in uregon nnd Washington by the torrentln'l mlns nu mi tw,,. .... day. Loggers and farmers sustain the brunt of this loss. The Wlllam otto river cnnllniwwl tn Ha n..i.n.. and lis tributaries hnvo already over-. n"iY.t?r iiieir uaiiKs. in tne Willam ette Valley nlone the residents have pain a tribute In property of $50, 000, with further loss hi sight unless the rainfall abates. Washouts stall Trains. SHATTLIO, Nov. 24. With the 'HHHJit Inn t f win v if t Im I. It lu bflkwed that the Rieat floods In i no uum-udeH which have tied up Great No)(htrn trnliis. nre ended. It will reuuiro n u-i tn n)ifrt).i ti-,,, and brldKCH. Monnwhllt' traliiH on the woHtrni dlvlHlnn will i Vttt llwl over the Norlhei n Pnclllc at Spokane. Anxiety Is felt for Ihe welfare of insseiignrs of Great Northern trains mill are ueill in i.ne mou utallis by Iwmdiouts. .These trains hnvo probn ibly only enough provisions to Inst iiuiiin. Itlg Storm on Aliunde. PLYMOUTH, Mass.. Nov. 24. An iinldeiHIIIed thrcc-m listed BOhoonor Is nslioro on Stevens Flat, with the lives of the crew threatened, and all but two boats In tho harbor are piled on tho bench, some badly shattered, as the result of one of the worst storms lu years, raging today. Whole Const Sulfers. PORTLAND. Maine, Nov. 24. Tho two-masted schooner Plnkney has been blown ashore lu tho harbor here I mid Is being haltered to pieces by a terrlflle gale, which has also wrecked a number of small craft on the Maine coast. UMIS VOI'H STO('KI(lH. On your Howlng machine. HKtiIar prlro of darner, 7 Tie.; price during deinontratioii, 35 c. Table lliwn, I a co iMirtaliiH, bed clothliiK nnd any of your Hollies can be incnd.Hl with the d ft Nut. Kroc dcm(iutratlon fur a fiw dayH at JosiihrHHis. dn'JD The MUSICAL EVENT of the SEASON Special Engagement The Central Grand Concert Company nf New York 'lty. Maximilian Dick AitH'rlrn'N l.ni1liiK Vlullnlht Miss Edith Adams At-knvl'luil I In VrhrM Jri'iiliNt Uoiiuiii 'lidotirrlllt(. Mine. Aubi Pcarlc-Meyer Htipl'illto Ijitc of Itrrlin nnd Nmt tilbury, (criiuiny. Adulph Kiafcr Armory WcdiHday, Pim-imiiImt 1, ltixiirvil Hi -it I h nf MjiiNlrti O
