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Newspaper Page TextDOUGLAS COUNTY FRUIT LANDS ARE UNEXCELLED ANYWHERE. THIS LAND WILL MULTIPLY IN VALUE IN THE NEXT FEW YEARS. BUY NOW FOR BEST RESULTS. KEEP WELL POSTED Ou the current eveuta n! Uin world's progeria by reading the Daily Kbvikw. Delivered by carrier, 50 eut month. Review PROFITABLE INVESTMENT Advertisers get food return! from an nouncementB placed in live pspers-tha tliem there'! none other to good. ROSEBURG VOL. XII. mO; NOW DKAI) U. of 0. Student Succuuihs Fn m Being Overheated WOMAN BURNED TO DtAlIl By Q lack D:clor Raynor Argues Aijaiabl Postal SsviDjjs Baiiks Bill in Cungress Sjioolnl to The Evening Itovlew. MI'!lfi'OWn Or I.'... 7 A o .n rect result or hazing at the Univer sity or uregon, Clarence w. Gore died at his home In lliis olty .Sunrtav aftonioon. The young man never recovered from a cold contracted while being put through a hazing slum lieloro Thanksgiving, going in to nuii-i: consumption. He was forced to leave the University at Christmas and was unable to return. After bring at the University sonic weeks, Gore, with four other Fresh men, was taken out one night and for three hours were compelled to keep a huge bonfire lit for the oeiie ilt or their tormentors. Thero was work enough to keep a score ol men busy, but in their efforts to please the superior classmen, all over exerted themselves. Kspcjlaliy so was this in Gore's case, who was or slight build, and ho booh was dripping with perspiration. Al tlioili:h he took the best enre possible or himself ulterwards, he contracted a heavy cold which he was unable to throw olT. It. Misted (o Deal h. DUTKOIT. Feb. 7. The coroner today began an official investigation of the horrible death of Mrs. Pnul-j Santos, which Is alleged to have been the result of treatment for paralysis I administered by a quack doctor who has Bince disappeared. It Is alleged the ' doctor" placed the woman's i''!egs across a chair above a tub of hot ' water in which he poured alcohol, and then thrust a red hot poker into the tub. igniting tho fluid and liter ally cooking .her legs. After several days of intense suffering Mrs. Santos died last night. Against Postal Savings Hanks. WASHINGTON, Feb. 7. Argu ment on the Postal Savings Dank bill was resumed today in the Sepute by Itaynor of Maryland, who at tacked the measure in vigorous terms. Kaynor declared this mea sure. IP nnsseil wnnl.l l.n i tutloual, and entered upon a long resume or the bill, indicating its al leged con: net with the constitution Itaviner further nmlntnlnaH Congress, under the Constitution, ras no right to enact such leglsla Mill. o THK MISSION AT ST. JOSKIMI'S PlilMilllMII. ' nOBKBUlM, OKF.GON, MOMMY EVE.MXQ, PKHBUABY 7, 1010 No. 200. SUCCESSFUL TRIP As was well snlrl hv w u m.i....i son in his talk at Oakland': U. man nf wnnlth mA ........ i . ,, - .' " unu intluence. send vnur wnii tMina sou to the undeveloped west, where ue can esuiunsn Himself at the foun tain head of the greatest prosperity that anv section nr thn iiiia ci.t una ever Known. Visitors at Oakland After n verv niilnvnhln tpln 1..1. surrounding country as guests of the uiimuno. neveiopment League, Sat- I1VITV ftP rTinT n.niTnntJ y n"er"0"'. the Roseburg busi UlMll Ol1 ACTION ASS BF ) "es? m0" wero entertained at a fine dinner at a n'r t m thn Collins hotel, now under tho mnn. ngement of Walter Kincald. This spread was replete with substantial Enllmsiasm Aroused Through out Dongas County The order of the exercises during uie mission is as rollows: 6 a. in. Mass and short instruction. 7 a. m. Mass. S a. in. Mass and instruction I p. m. The children's mission nnd the wav or the f'rnsu 7 D. 111. Special Instriii-tlnn floe in connection w ith this service is the question box. All who wish to ask questions may do so; a box for that purpose will bo found in the ii-oni. or me church. 7:45 p. m. Rosary; sermon, solemn uenociiclion of the lllessed Sacra ment. The subjects that will lie i ...... i,.,i uiinng mo week at tho evening sor wees are as ro lows; Monday night. Father ri,!,,,., ihe Greatest Evil That Can lJefnll Alan. ' Tuesday night. Father Off. . ld "Is There a Hell'" Wednesday night. Father Chinmia inners-in. A : ;ect of In terest lor thOSO Olllsiiln ll.n r.,ii,.,.l, Thursday night. Fnt'-nr Offergeld. ueatn t ie Wages of sin v Friday night. Father Chiapna. i e Hon n wnnsnm " Saturday night. Father Offergeld. i lie messed virgin. Sunday night. Father Offergeld. I he Church of Christ." louiessions Wl 1 he henril miv time during the week tn ir,wri,',.i. uerinan, llallan, Spanish and Por tugese and French 1 he church Is onen tn nil rn .,.. an oi me exercises of the mission ou are all welcome. W. F. McGEE, Itector. In (,..,.., . i . . ieau was replete with substantial in Advancing the Interests of the ooa thl,sa " accompanying dain- Vnlirr. Tannic I).,,.., ,.,. of tl,e mo't lIetl.lnB char- """i" vuuuij actum IIMl on February ifr acter. Oakland In the Innroof .l.,i i smttlilnir nnhil In. i,ipi,n,.. t. il. United States, and one magnificent uuu inciuoeo in tne last December uuuuuy snipments from there J'OUglUS COIllltV Will mnlrA If ..nonl UrOllgllt tUe SO eillllfl Hum nf tilnn A mous hereafter when it comes to ad- ,urs- Oakland Is also one of the Vertlsillg its numerous resmirnna i..,1 leading nollltS for the Hhlnmnnl Ar advantages to the vnrM nt i., livestock on the R p p iinM t. This was demonstrated by the cor dial receptions accorded the Rose burg business men wheat) fnn rt,. visit to the other towns of this county along ine line nr tlm c n n i - . ..... , lx ended at Oakland Saturday night livestock on the S P P n lino- i Oregon. The dnlryln,: Industry is gaming prominence nlso. The new creamorv established ii iiitta than a year ago is now, under the supervision or Mr. Wakefield, utllli ing the milk of ir,0 cows not for Jlldge W. f'rPtt'fl nf Snnltln was here todav. the nnesl- nf l,1 I.' Alley. Judge Crews was a resident oi mis county In his early boyhood. You always get tho very best when you buy at the Hocndala Co. f STOPS f e i a tKiin'" m a S .m ,i T I -"mP"x" m sti:pnur, glycerin, quinin, sodium chlorid, capsl- . ,, penume. ySK your Joctor abou th s. Fo uw his advice. I mP"y Che':ks falIln hair- Completely destroys dandruff. An elegant dreSnl air ocs noS: CZoBor the f enueo at Oakland Saturday night Mlg 1,16 mllk or 10 cows not for Among the results of this visit Is ",orly "lllliel ' this community renewed eiithnoloan, nii i Thus a new nrndiiM hno i j VH.a,.. muilllU itlld H I ' i"-"".. una uccu UO- spirlt of county co-operation never veloled with an approximate vnlue ueioie awakened. Over thirty of ul per niontn. Tnls promises iiuseuui-gs wioe-nwnifn iv ana nn lu ue uuuuieo in anniner venr tlcluated in tlil snrlAa nr ui.t. I u......i. t .i at its close tho unanimous opinion At 8 p. m. a considerable number among them is that this movement of Oakland people gathered at Odd Is one of the best ever undertaken Fellows' hall to greet the visitors iT ii ii ' uuvancement. in- it. v. v. unmour, president of the divldually they express themselves an Oakland Development League, pre- liaVlllg eillOVed the trln l,nmm...l,. Hllleil lit Ihlu mnall, U ..iii..-j . : . - - 1 ..wiogij - u...i,. tlv uiiiiiic.u and their expressions of appreciation tlle Purposes of this get-together of the generous hospltulity nccorded movement and the necessity for unity them at every nnint. urn l,a,.n.,.i or nctinn l,v Ilia oi,tlPa ii. measure. was followed bv Darby niehnntiinn The best ever." whoso nililreHR wna nlnnw tua nnn. 'Wouldn't linve mlsserl It fnr nm. I general lines ns iriven nl tlm nn,nD v,""h- iiuHuuaiv visiieo. liner n mn worn 'Couldn't be better." also made by IJ. E. Vernon, Mr. 'ItOUlld tn fin nn Immaiicn lnt Smith recpntly rrnm rnlnPnn n good for the whole county." A. C. Seely, H. Guest, W. H. Richard- "HltS done ttinrn tn trot tl,A snn. .T 1VI Fncrln P A n.,...nH a of the county together than any- M- Smith, W. O.' Bridges, "Uncle ining that has ever happened." Billy" Wright and N Rice. Several And dozens of similar expressions of t,1G ladles present nlso participated n.:itr Ileum niirillP- THO nul rln.. 1 111 LIIH IllKCUHflinn nr P I'lp Imnpnt.n tile trill. Tho Vlairni'a lan.nnJ llientfl fnr illllflllllr1 things concernin,; the resources of A meeting of the Onklnnd Develop- the COIintv mill the Rniitlra,,t n tu mont l.eilene will he holH Ihlci Airan. people toward its advancement. '"B to tlllle sleP8 toward co-operating uiicii or me narrowness of provin- 11118 general puuncity movement clalism was wiped away and united "na t,le "Phullding of their local or- action for the betterment of the en- Banlsatlon. At the close of the tire county is bound to result. New "icetlng the visitors again voiced life Was nilt illtn imvnrnl nnn.mnnni theil aniireclatlon With thren rmtalniv organizations In the towns visited, chcers- The party returned home on one new Commercial Club was insti- tlle locftl trul" arrivllig In Roseburg Hired and several Inllnc n,,.nn.i are soon to become important factors in this general work of advancement as wen ns tor the improvement and beautification of the several towns in which tney are organized. The big get-together meeting to ui- neiu in itoseuurg on Wednesday manaeer. mnrio ii.. ... . . jwiiii, uiiui- ui nve dollars each for the best pair of mounted Oakland turkevs for exhibit at the same place, with these, as we I as with other exhibits, the lo cality in which they were produced a to be given full credit therefor. It mav he lnpl.tnnl.,11.. ... 1.--1 ... ,., " ii.uii iiMiuiiHfu mill this permanent exhibit In Roseburg i ue iimoo a live factor In dls playing the iirnrinni. i ..... county before the passengers on the ...nn Hums wuicn stop here. i UULOinUlill ULl Ull DFMAM) fiooi) HOAIS. lEe ham what am! On these frosty mornings there is nothing nicer for breakfast th in a few slices of the "Ham What Am." It is fine with a cup of "Royal Club" Coffee - and if necessary we can supply the sugar and cream. Of all things that go to make a good meal we have the BEST. at 1:10 n. m., while Manager Rlch- irdson departed for Portland tn meet Mrs. Richardson who is en route hero from New York. They will arrive In Roseburg Tuesday morning and occupy a cottago on up per Cass street. llllllirliiti f'.iiintv I'l.lnn.u Among the results of this trip will 2 Jackson Street ROSEBURG, OREGON EGONJ We Carry the Best & PUMPS and FIXTURES J. F. Barker , Co. Roseburg, Oregon Feb. 16. will Hni.n.. u ,.. ..,"'.' Among the results of this ti ......m, .... mKKmi . .... .., booster event ever helrf In Vi,i, u..l,le '""""ucuire oi iuuu port- county. Each of the seven towns ,i . Douglas county views by visited on thin iri Ji n , i " Photographer C. W. Clark, who ac tions, nnd neonlo from ii, i' companled the party. Each will con- aro also expected. All will be wel- i , "hotos ropresentliiB all parts coined bv the 1". If! f '" "umy visited, and half a bodies and will be entertained in a .." ,ag 0f t''wrUten descriptive fitting manner. The Glendale part? nmttor-, These will be sold at a very exnects to nceiim. .11,!. reasonable figure and will be Just the this visit and Drain Is planning to , B . h, ,.. .J , in i . """'"B 10 It nijiv he adileil Ihnl neiieml Pita. iim-nise. many lan es are e- ." ... .. .7 - . " " pecieu to tie present on this occnslnn V, v. , i i . Ai.mnv ti,. r..' V: R- Co.. has written that he has promotion work will i. ' .1, arranged for placing the two fine 'smoker" for each of' the other """"'L 'rp'". "if H"! OWTIR 111 Ihn fminli- tn I. i. i .1 .i " ' ' the headquarters of the Roseburg ln'" i",20 ' "ie 'f Commercial Club, when the ,Ie ZZ 11 " ea.st' These will be a iihotograph lions from such ina-n. .-in i. ,.?" "' a DougniB county orchard and a tho active co-operation of Manager ,, T, i'W 1' ,Ho8;l,"rf ' .firM Harm- Richardson nnd the tmblidtv ' to. w" "J abou .seve!1 fo.ot lonK committee of tills Cluh In anvnnMni ' '? . "' . e iianusomeiy their local interests. It is among , , ' an(w"1 J?, nand the purposes of Mr. Richardson "0 "",led i',',' !"""rnl Col,0r"-, T.hem, ."'S" give sneclllc inforn,iinn . i, ' tlirp8 '' Be appropriately Inscribed, about ibis nnnni,. nn ... ...,. . 1 cl ii (1 i iiR the words, "Douglas Coun- llnes In which they are interested rpf."" " Tn.'!y arc l? be plfc!d and will endeavor to locate surt In- r '"" t,""y. f.an 1)0 8?e" bK m"llons qulrers in whatever section nf the . u " ' u.suucuon never county seems best suited for the ln- B , ? y "camy. rinai r in ...i.ii. . i. . Prizes Are OITered. This is In accordance with the plans , , ' ." ' ", Rlcl;a,rul,on de" ror the advancement of the 1, Z c "rcd "! tl'e.only real booster Is county, as whatever hel n,,e irar. .lne. I""'cer, the man who "gets tv will benefit In a-reater nr i ' .P' "aCK 10 ? ' Individual who gree the entire cnnniv i i i ' , ""la "omcining, cares ror it ana ousies are to be eliminated and one JulT T, '"" T "a community knocking against anoM,er i".1".'1 ."' bo?""I"! . m ""' a. dnl: will be a thlnir nf th ,... . ",rH ,n sn 'or.ine Dest Dusnei of countenanced no longer. potatoes grown in the vicinity or Douglas county has thousands nf ." "l1" yea.r and. lpv''1 ,llm f .1.1. ij. ..,.,, . . : - hi. Koseourg ior display in tne ex P",,,vl undevo' S 5?ae "'b.t building at the 8. P. depot In dactlve. It has great areas nf tho tn .. ,y' . . finest timber ent....ri.i.. Al Oakland .Mr. Richardson and one ner cent nf the omi-p ...,.i, "arby Richardson, the publicity iiuiui-r in me cniiea states. Its un- c'liinlled climate and soil afford rare Among the fenlnrpo f.l.on.... .... " uuairitiTU ,y me Duslness men's excursion last week is tne wretched condition of many public roads at this season of iiio yuiir. inn llHIiiral i-lfl........ . the county is greater than the visl- nao nunerto realized but the lack Of roads nuts n hnn nn t..ain. . all kinds durlnir thn ufli.tp.. . fi.- The County Court was soundly be rated for nllnwliio- bum. a .n...ni . . . , " f. l.lflllllliuu to exist and the sentiment was unnnl- nious tnat prompt action must be taken tOWArri hitilrlliifr D . f, U DJ Ollllll Ul good roads thrnuirhniii 111.1 ........ lhls party was also agreod that this road system should be placed in charge of a first-class road builder, with ability and experience, nnd have him direct the rond building WOrk throughout the pnnnl. U..ni. a man should be employed, oven If it costs $300 per month. This year there has already been voted $ 1 30, 000 to be nmilleH nn il.a ....iii. roads. The county can well afford to pay a thoroughly competent man TlOO Or S20UI1 til BflA ll,nl 11.1. money is properly and systematically applied, rather than have several thousand dollars nf this i-miH t..nA practically wasted for lack of proper uncuiiuu ui us expenditure. Every piece or roaa building machinery ln the county should be put to work Just us soon as spring opens, and kept in constant use until tho fall rains come on. The Cnnnt.. nn..i will be expected to see that active work is done along these linos, as the people have voted those taxes of $130,000 and oxpect good results mereirom. Heney Would Recall Herman On This Hatter COURT HEARING ARGUMENTS Miller and Eiocarl Close Evidence For Defense by ArralgnraiDt of Meldrom's Story DEADLOCK ON LOCATION FOIl 1010 DISTRICT PAIR. Cardwell Refuses Necessary Vote foi nuni-mirK Aiiouier nlcctiiiK on February ntli. advantages fnr Ihe iirnfliaMf, t.t.n.i... tlon of the finest fruits. herrleB, live stock, poultry, dairy products, vege tables, etc. Wo need ten times as many people as arc here at present to develop these Industries. A rich reward here awaits the Intelligent application of energy and capital. It Is Just such a class of people that Manager Richardson expects to bring to this county. There are numerous young men of energy and education in the east who are seeking. juBt such advantages as this county has to of fer. It is such that the publicity manager will especially direct hlB effort? to bring to Douglas county. Portland Hardwood Floor Co. Largest stock" of Oak, Maple, Beech, Birch, .Mahogany ami W7uinut. FLOORING In the Pacific Northwest. Manu facturers of Parquetry-Kloorlng. We ha VP H Id r era rnrca nf Afnnrl Ua chaniBt and are in a position to give cwumates or nniBried floor work, we also use a andlng and scraping machine Cor surfacing dance ha I Is and Kkating rink floors. We wll wax, wax brushes, furniture rest and Klass sliding shoes. Write or call at j 286 Yamhill St., Portland Denouncing the Pn..niu nm,fi r iotigins cniiniv ntifi ilia 1....1..... men of Roseburg generally in such minis us lllggari IV." "t ght-wni h 1 itnnppreclatlve" ami ",,,i, ..,,. Ing," who expected anybody asking for faVOrfl tn "crnwl nn llifilf I.,..,. 10 mem. Attorney W. W. Cardwell u.io ui mo uuugius county cominis SlOIlerS tn thn Sfuinml Qf...ll,.. ri gon District Agricultural Society, to- uay caused a deadlock at the meet ing of the society in thn office of nana u. jviicoiu, secretary, by re neaieuiv vottne- rnr ifrnnn againBt Roseburg as tho pluco for holding tho district fi.lr n.i. ,... Three ballots in all were cast and mo result each tlmo wns 4 for Rose ourg and 4 for Kugene, H. F. Ilol- lenheck nnd Amos WllkliiB, of Ku gene, supporting tholr home city; Cardwell's vote made the third and the proxy of Commissioner Hardy T. Stewart, of Curry county, held by Hollenbeck, made the fourth. For Roseburg. the vnieu E. Alloy and Charles W. Pnrrott and Frank O. Mlcelll, holding the proxies of H. C. Dement nnrl .Inhn Unnf i.n Coos county commissioners. Mlcelll scored cardwell heavily for voting against his home town, accused him of being actuated by a 'Vol-nui.n" spirit arising from the fiasco race meet which was belli nt the rir grounds last year. No nmmini nf argument, however, could bring Cardwell over. and. desnairlnir nf breaking the tie vote thn ninnii..n adjourned. The commissioners will meet again on the 11th of this month in tho hope of settling the matter. Itv rlirbt nf linnniit rnlf.tlr.,. ti..... burg Is entitled to the fair this year, Kugene liavine hehl Ii hut vf.f.r n..,i Marahfleld In 1908. At today's meeting of the commission, Mr. Pnr rott was elerterl tiri.ulflf.nl M. urn kliiB vice president mid Mr. Mlcelll secretary. STATK FAIR HOARD DIM. I'LACKS FRANK WKM'II. RAI.FM Or Fh A A f f ... . deadlock that hcM thn cmuifif ..n.i of yesterday, the .State Hoard of Ag riculture elected II. r . .Meredith of this city as secretary nf lhf li.,.i to succeed Frank Welch. Frank Lee. of Portland urna ilf.f- led president; J. Henry liooth, of Roseburg. vice president, and A. Hush, or Salem, treasurer. .Voted Hillliirdlsl Dead. DENVER. Colo., Feb. 7. Jake Schaeffer, formerly champion hll llardlst of the world, Is believed to be dying today from tuberculosis. A year ago Hchaeffer caine to Denver, hoping the climate might save his life. During the last month, how ever, he has grown steadily worso. Sliectnl tn lvanln. 11. ..I PORTLAND. Or.. Feh 7 ' P,.n.o CUtOr F. J. Henov nt llimn Iniltiu l.f.,1 not begun his rnhnttnl fiv.1.luA I. the Dinger Hermann trial, except to " oAiracis irom the Washington trial of the ev-Cnmniiuainii, rinl Worthington Is still checking up on Honey by reading more of the Wash ington testimony every time Honey leuds oft. From appearances it will roiiulre the entlro week in n. vuoo oeiore mo jury. This nftor- noon me mrv is tnli nir n iiiii tion while ilenev mifi ini Wf.i.ii,u. iuii me trying to get the court to BUO llioir resllCCtlvn illrnellmia gnrdlng tho question of further cross examination nt Tlfiri..,..,., Honey wants to nsk Hermann. llliong other thliins If It i. .,ni tact mat secretary Hitchcock sent for the Commissioner, telling him to bring down, tho lliilul..,.,.r about the Hydo-IIenson land frauds mi iniiioruia and Oregon, nnd nt that time or nnnn nft.,i.u.,iPfiu ...1.. for his resignation as Commissioner "i uiu ueuurui i.unn OHIco. Col Worthington denies the propriety of iiunuv iiaKiuif iinu fllinullfili nn ll. grounds that It will tend to preju dice the jury aeniiist thn ilnfn.,,i....i Tills OUestlflll Is llflllltr ...., ,n.i ...i before. the court in the ahsenco of mo jury tills afternoon. m was the first of the McNeil's Island i..i. lesimea mat ho wns at that time in the Federal ' prison "on the same business that .Meldrum camo about trying to commit nil offense against the Gov ernment." Klnoart and H. W Mil-' ler were conviiin.t nt i...i H ... (nllu mu na under the tlmhnr n.i . ... Biuiio nci. Thev devlseH n hnu... . . ....is .in vuuiimny ana had contracts printed calling for the . ... . ....,( 1UIIUH lucking; jy dlinunles " In ih. . .i . , " ui'luuilUU Ot their plan the "dummy" was re quired to nav SI an aa n n. . ' t-w- mo iur re ceiving the numbers of the timber hinds upon which they were to file After making the fillnnr thn vi.,h were uuable to find the company which had nprnnil tn !... i i... j Or tn Cnllnnt Ihn ...... . iiiice. miicari related a conversation he hnd had with Meldrum at the prison III Which Melrinim cmM h. 1.. i. . .... uu,., tlo llau uinm given such a promise and that It hnd ...miuueu mter no nad testified. jh :rosB-examination, Heney was lOt able tn Rhnlrn Ihn ..,1.1 . .1 .. DiiuKuin or the witness, but left the Impression With the llirv tl.nt Iflnnai-t .... ... diced ngnlnst the prosecution be cause the witness himself had not received immunity, after being per suaded tn fall nil tin 1 .l . , . . niiww ui ine frauds and pleading guilty. n. w. miner, a former partner of Klncart In lnnri fi-m.in - nuu uuw in the real eBtato business In Portland ' corroborated tho testimony of Kin cart nS tO Whflt MnlilpMn. .IJ .1 it receiving a pledge of immunity from "Meldrum snM ha -ni ..n .t. he went on thn wiinooa .nj Washington, " said the witness, "and afterwards Prosecutor Raker refused i.u give mm ine papers recommend Inir his reltnf frntn tho. u.v-i --iv- llll),! IDU1IIUCIIL sontonce. Rnker told Meldrum that ne had not testified strnmriv nnn.i.h against Hermann. Meldrum until hut Ilrintnl nllnmnH hln. . Oregon City and arrange some of his nfflllrs mill thnn hn lt ih i.. i . nio uiuinimi bring him to the Island. Meldrum . snld that the Oovernmont had not dOHO nilVthlllcr fnr him ...1 41 i - " mui Liiai. iiv would not testify here against Hor- . ..mini, muiurum snio tnat lr he wns allowed to rin an hn ,n.,l the Btand here and furnish testimony that would clear Hermann." . ; Heney will both Ollell mill flnun fn,. tho Government. Kx-Senntor Goarln will open and Colonel Worthington will have the closing argument on behalf of Hermann. The attorneys will probably not ho limiinn .... V time, and for thnt rni.u..n n i.. .. Moved the case will nnt r....i, n. Jury beforo Friday evenlnir Hermann nnnoimcnri i,.u'i .,i..i. that tho defense would make use or the volumes of tho proceedings of the Legislature of 1903, Introduced by Attorney Heney, In nn attempt to tear down the theory ml ui, i,n.,.i i... tho Government that Ilormann wub to receive the Henntorshlii from Ore. gon as his reward for ,.uiuii Mays. Jones nnrl nmllh In 11.. million of tho Blue Mountain reserve. .Miller ami Klncart Testify. Tho end of ninimr ,,.,.,,. V. fonso Satuni ay wita f,i,.i....i i... . severe arraignment or tho testimony i vA-ourvevor-t jeneni i..i,i...n. who received a pardon restoring his' citizenship before h n went nn tlm stand. The evidence of thn nln-inn hour camo from Miller and Klncart, both or whom were on McNeil's Is- iuiiu wiin meiurum. lir""k Klncart, now of Onklnnd, ANHWKIt TO INQVIKV. ' Editor Revleiyi Pnn n T...1I.. - v...n u .uaiim ui tlie Pence lennllv rwrtnrm n ... rlnge ceremony outside of his own precinct? No: Stich n flint hnnm.,.. . . . , ... "vn.ici, HUU1U not Invalidate the marriage, A fan nnd rnrmicn c.ain.. ....u DaiDiu. 1UI beating thn T.nnn onhnnl I...I1..I l. this city has been adopted by the school bonrd. Bids for Its Instnlln. tion will soon be (iskod for. ,ewis Studio Portraits made day or night Tks. a. m rnoios enlarges Frames made to order FULL LINE OF Mouldings and Mat Boards Local Views and Post Cerds H. O. Lewis. Prop. COO PACC Akin n stc.? r The Red Cross There will be a social dance In Marcabee hall St. Valentine's night, Friday, Feb. 14. Good music, and a good time assured all. Tickets CO cents. dm Pharmacy Is now open for business in the MASONIC TEMPLE BUILDING NEW STORE NEW STOCK Larger and belter than ever. Drugs, prescriptions and toilet articles. Call and see us. Red Cross Pharmacy IAS TT- f A m. a Cor. Jackson and Cass W. F. CHAPMAN Roseburg, Oregon