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Newspaper Page TextvmU& CQiJUm 2NEXHAW ABLE NATURAL ftESOtRCEJ Afifi GUUkftt AfiVANfAdtt MAKfi it f HS MOST AWRA(3f 1VS f Oft OMfiSfiKEAS AtfO INVESfOftl COMINa E VEINTS The Southern Oregon District Fair Roseburg, Or. Bigger and better than ever race course and exhibits of all kinds. Sept. 26 to 30, Inc. ROSEBURG Review INVESTMENTS Or all kinds are best found through "The Review" Want Ad Section. Little adva. bring big re .urus, because everybody roads them. . VOL. XIV. - ROSEBCRG, OREGON, Fit 1 1 )AV EVENING. SEPTEMBER 8. 1911. . . , f No. lei, ii i ntr i,i BEATTfE GDILTY Jury Not Long in Convicting Accused Degenerate VERDICT STUNS PRISONER day as unnecessary the information secured at the eleventh hour from n alleged eye witness of the killing of Mrs. Deattle. The prosecutor gave to the press me narrative of this witness, wh circumstantially declares he saw Ueattie curse his wife, hit her with a gun, then shoot her. NEItVV CASH IKK PITS WOl'LI). UK ItOHIIElt TO FLIGHT LAUREL. Md.. Sent. 8. A lone bandit attempted to hold up Ave era ployes of the National Bank here today and was captured after a battle with Cashier Waters, who fired him when he demanded the cash The bandit fled and was later taken by a volunteer posse. He gave the VjadcTllle Stage Calls Paul Beatlle!"unieof llH"r-vJuck8o"RDdh'shome .......... !aa Yuma, Arizona. He said he was ana ucaiao bidioki, ddi Law Ha; Check Them (Special to the Evening Review). CHESTERFIELD, Va., Sept. 8. After a brief deliberation, the Jury In the case of Henry Clay Deattle, Jr., charged with murdering his wife, re turned a verdict of guilty this after noon. The verdict came as a tre mendous surprise to the defendant, who was so confident of either ac quittal or a disagreement nmnnir tun Jurors that he hud ordered a special ,he woman's hund Is looked upon as uiuuer ior next Sunday to celebrate!1"" 1,T" uumi. t muu the event. with light hair Is believed to be the neattie's wife was slain as she rode "'ranger seen In the vicinity of the unable to find work and needed the coin. Ml'RDEK AT St'APPOOSE STILL WITHOl'T MOTIVK PORTLAND, Sept. 8. An autopsy toduy on Mrs. Daisy Wehrmunn showed she had not been attacked as the officers believed, so the mo tive for her murder and that of her child in their cabin near Scappoose Is gone. Iloth had been shot through their heads and their skulls crushed by a hatchet. There had been no robbery, so the officers are at sea A wisp of light hair found clutched in by her husband's side In an aulomo- one one night last summer, n few days after the birth of their child. She was slain by a gunshot wound which Beattle declared had been In flicted by a lone highwayman. ca hi ii Monday. AMERICANS IX CHINA I'N'DKR PROTECTION OF WARSHIPS. WASHINGTON'. Sept. 8. The The! State Department has cabled Ameri- gun, found at the scene of the trage- can warships at Woo Sung to protect dy, was Identified by Paul lleattle. a Americans in the riotous districts of cousin of the defendant, as one which .Sue Cheun, China, where mission. he purchased for Henry at the lat ter s request. This circumstance, coupled with Beattie's confessed re lations with Beulah Illnford, which his father had prohibited on threat of disinheritance, was aries have been threatened. The American Charge d' Affairs, Wil liams, at Peking, has cabled the de partment that the situation is criti- the cal. People are refusing to pay gov the ernment taxes and many businesses factor that brought about conviction. 'are closed. Paul and Oeulali Going on Stage. I n Theatrical men have secured con- El'tiENE 111 12 GOAL tracts from Paul Beattle and Beuluh Binford for performances of vaude ville "skits" based on the murder case. Paul explained that he was "too poor to refuse." Beulah appears delighted at her engagement. It Is extremely doubtful, however. If either of 'the- two will be allowed to appear on the public stage. Public sentiment is .becoming aroused and OltKGON K.i OK iKCTRIC It. K. PORTLAND. Or.. Sept. 8. If right of way problems can be solved In time construction work on the Oregon Electrics extension to Eu gene will be started before the end of the present year. At any rate, declared Carl R. Gray, nreslilent. yesterday. It Is expected to steps will bo taken to invoke the ' have the road complete and in opera- law against their acts. The prosecution cast aside yester-I of 1913. tlon as far as Eugene before the end Copyncfit 1911 AM tlMr of Kupp reciprocity is the Basis of This Store's Prosperity Business prosperity can come to a store only If It Is upright and honest in Its dealings with the public. If it makes statements In Its advertising which It cannot bark up with merchandise, If flt makes promises It does not or will not fulfill, then It will never enjoy business prosperity In the fullest sense of the word. We make no statements we will not stand back of, or promises we can not fulfill; therefore your patronage Is Invited and in Justice to yourself you cannot withhold It. We make the assertion that we are selling, the best $15.00 suit of clothes in Roseburg, and keep ing H pressed for yon, too. tyt us show you and prove It to you. Harth's Toggery Headquarters for Stetson Hats WOMAN MAYOR WILL PI T II KH OWN SEX IX ALL TOWN OFFICES. KANSAS CITY, Sept. 7. That she ! will till all the Important tuwn offices' with women who are her friends and p. . n . n . , supporters and give the town of f ISDer DfFOllHtOrV lb K lliuuiewell. Kan., a clean government, VCIUgaiUIJ Idla In spite of the five men who coustl-. AKntit fnnl hnnnr-ite tute the city council was the state- ADOM 1031 U6B0S11S ment made today by Mrs. Ella Wil- son. Mayor of llunnewell, following conference with C. W. Trlckeit. appointed by Governor Stubbs to dls- . ft .-,. ,llrpIW entangle the municipal affairs ofNAllUNAL POLITICS I.IVF1Y Boston Democrats to Welcome Harmon Nebraska Republicans Line Up For La Follette In addition to the feast of oratory mere win be a barbecue which will supply food for 10,000 people. NEBRASKA ItKPl III.K'AXS OIT I FOR LA FOLLETTE. I LINCOLN, Neb.. 8ept. 7.- Senator La Toilette's boom for President was practically launched In Nebraska to day, following a meeting of the ex ecutive of the Nebraska Progres sives League, when the resignation of Secretary Frank A. Shotwell was requested, because of his action lu giving out an Interview at Washing ton to tne ettect mat Nebraska was for President Taft's re-election. F. P. Carrlck, a La Follette man will be elected Secretary In Shot- well's place, and a La Follette League wtll be formed "It Is too late for the tax . levy now," said Mrs. Wilson, "but well get along without It. 1 shall appoint women who will serve without pay to the offices of Town Marshal, City Clerk, City Treasurer and Commis sioner of streets. I am convinced that Hunnewell's nffnlrs will ae straightened out now in spite of the counciliuen. A woman marshal could do much more than any man to rout out (Special to the Evening Review). blind tigers.' Women get used to! SEATTLE, Sept. 8. Itenorts that smelling their husband's breaths. I he was dlssatlsUed with Controller Revenue for this district, were noml shall place my confidence In a woni- Bay Alaska as a harbor, and that nated for Governor by their respec an marshal. he found the coal, there of noorUu-a ,,nrtv .,-..n.. k... .. Further than to say that man- quullty were denied hero todav bv I c.L ' t.. a damus suits might be brought to com- Secretary W. L. Fisher. He said he wan indorsed hv thn li,.,,l,ii,w pel the coumilmen either to transact had nothing to mi v now conrerntiiic lmi..riu ,, ,. i...r, .-,,, ... .i..' uuo " V . , nepnrimeni voted to stntu Issues. (Jill, llt'iuiui .nil.wi iinuii uui iin.'ui uiu imt'rior in AlUHKa. TOUIglll Trlckett would disclose what plan he will be the guest of honor at a of act Ion ugaiiiBt the rebellious couu-'biinquet at the Commercial Club. MARYLAND CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR NAMED. BALTIMORE. Sept. 7. Arthur Puo Gorman, Jr., Democrat, son of the late . United States Senator Gor man, and Philip Lee Cloldsborough, Republican Collector of Internal II had been evolved. I1MTIT COl'ltT DIVORCE Sl'ITS, Thomas Thomas, a Southern Pa cific engineer, has sued Ella Thomas for a divorce In the Circuit Court here, alleging that she squandered several hundred dollars which he gave her to pay bills with. He also accuses her of adultery with a man named Pharis at Junction -City. He wants the custody of their three hildren, ages l'i. 12 and 10 years. The Thomases were married In Al bany. Or., In 1894. This Is the sec ond time Thomas has asked tor a divorce, his first application having been denied by the court. A. D. McCulloch, a Southern Fa ille fireman, has filed an answer to the divorce suit filed several duys ago by Vertle Mcculloch, wno re used him of hubltual drunkenness nd non-sunnort. She asked for the custody of their two minor children a month alimony for their sup- nort and $100 suit money. Mc Culloch. In his counter complaint. accuses his wife of neglecting her home duties and her children and forcing him to cook his own meals on numerous occasions. He further lleees that she divested their home of a lot of goods during his absence nt work and contracted unnecessary debts. He denleB her allegation of runkenness. snj'B he supported her propertly and complains of his ni hility to furnisn tne money sue hkk for. He. too, demands me custouy of the children. Mcculloch's alle gations are supported by affidavits from several different persons. EXPOSE OF OHIO CORRUPTION MAY GAIN IMMUNITY. COLUMBUS. O.. Sept. 8. A con ference will be held tomorrow be tween Attorney-General Hognn and county authorities at which it Is ex pected that Col. Redney Dlegel wilt present his promised complete con fession of the part he played In the recently exposed corruption In the Ohio Legislature. Dlegel will be given mercy and will probably escape a prison sentence. Dlegel s confession, It Is alleged, will Involve many more persons of prominence than were mentioned in connection with the upheaval In the Legislature last winter, it is hinted that several lobbyists will be drawu Intp court. Dlegel wus Jointly indicted with Miss Fay Hughes and Miss Ellin Cobb left this morning for Portland, whore they will attend high Bchool. Miss Hughes will make her home with her sister, Mrs. John Veuseu. Miss Cobb will reside with hur brother, G. A. Cobb. o Illinois Central Shopmen Tate Final Vote Tonight S..P. FEDERATION WAITS Brandeis Grills Hone; Trnsl Slate of Washington Wins Health . - Banner of America statement Issued today by the census department. It's death rate for 1910 was ten for every 1000 inhabitants. The rate for the United Slates la 15 per tnoe. New England is the least healthful. New Hampshire has the ngnesi rate or deaths, 17.3. FIRE IMPERILS LIVES OF 200 SAILORS ON TRANSPORT. NEW YORK, Sept. 8. Fire was discovered today in the hold of tn American transport Hancock In the Brooklyn Navy Yards. Two hundred sailors immediately began unloading the coal covering the blase. The Hancock has a lurge amount of am munition aboard. (Special to the Evening Review). CHICAGO. Sent. 8. Memhera nf the executive committee of th Illi nois Central Railroad shopmen's sys tem federation decided today on all preparations for calling a Btrlke I Judged by Prof. E. L. Potter to be BEST SHORT HORN Ill'LL NOW OWNED IIY O. A. C. OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL LEGE, Corvallls. Or.. Sent. it Goldenmlno III, the finest Shorthorn bull calf In the state. Iihb Just been purchased by the Oreiron Aerlcniii.p. nl College, to be added to the col lege stock farm for breedluir nn.l demonstration purposes. I ne calf, which was bought of v O. Minor, of Hennner. for 14r.o. i. Monday. Hcadquuriers have been selected and officers assigned to loolf after the vurlous localities. Whether the strike will uctuatlv be called will be determined tomor row, when the executive committee of mechanics meet. If thoy vote to strike, all of the Bhopmen will go out. NO DECISION YET REACHED BY H. I'. FEDERATION. SAN FHANflSt'O Runt 11 fn. O. A. Johnson hns bought an In- Terences of delegates from the vari terest in A. 8. Huey's Jewelry store, loim lliirrliiinn Hue shops are on to ill this city, where he has been em- duy, but owing to deluyB in the ar- ployed for the pnst year and a half. Concurrently with the deal the firm has been incorporated under the name of the A. S. Huey Co., with Mrs. Anna Huey as the third member. Work commences next Monday on the erection of a small, concrete brick building for II. L. Mnrstcrs 111 the lt-foot space between the Grand Hotel, on Cass street, and the bor der of the property sold to the Fed' JUSTICE COURT SUITS. Max Weiss vs. Reed Brothers, of Sutherlln; action for $40, nllegcd to be- due on an Ice bill. Sbirla Lumber Co. vs. F. N. Gll lett, of Sutherlln; action for $81, ul leged to be due on a lumber account. COUNTY COURT ORDERS. Petition of T. E. Harvey and others for vacation of county road near Oak land, referred to county viewers. Petition of F. E. Weaver for a road in District No. 17 adopted as to damages. Petition of Grant Minner and others for a new county road dis missed because of Indefinite descrip tion. - Adjournment declared from 12 M., to 3 p. m., on account of the funerul of ex-County Judge M. D. Thompson at Scottsburg. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Estate Sol Abraham to S. J. Baseel, $10; lots 7 and 8, block 19, Glen dale. H. Wollenberg to Geo. Rlter, $10; y. Int. In 160 acrei sees 10 and 11, 29-6. J. F. Juza to R. P. Larklna. $10; NEV4 sec 26, 23-4. L. E. Freyler to Birdie Golsler, $1; 10 acres sec 3, 33-6. Jennie A. George to F. Nolf & Co., $200; part of sec 6, 30-9. Mr. and Mrs. Schiller B. Hermann and two children left Thursday night for their home In Portland, after a I visit here at the home of Hon. Ringer Hermann. They were accompanied by MIbb Nellie Hermsnn, of Myrtle Point. Senators Huffmnn of Putter County erul Government. 'the building, and Celons of Dnyton. Each Is when completed, will be occupied by charged with having solicited bribes ;Hlmos & Oliver, the real eBtule denl from detectives employed to uncover ,ers. whose present olllcos In the alleged graft In the state house. The .Grand Hotel building are to be con sleuths used an Instrument called I verted Into a lobby for that hostlery. the "dictagraph," secreted lu a room.w'th Elliott Brothers' reatnurant ud- In which the alleged conversation Joining. regarding ginft was going on. One of the detectives was in the room while others recorded the conversa tion as It went over the wires. rival of some of them no decision on the action regarding Kruttschnltt's refusnl to recognize the federation Is expected before tomorrow or Monday. PKOPI not only the finest Individual but aiso me nest bred culf of his kind In Oregon. He Is a yearling, sired by Ooldengoods, ouo of the most famous bulls In the West, and his grandslre was Cholcegoods, some of the best blood In America. Ills mother was M,r. Mluor'B finest cow, a prise taker at fairs, and mothor of two previous full brothers, Guldenmlne I and Goldenmlne II, which have proven their value. The college Is also adding this fall to the flock of sheep an Imported Shropshire ram which Is uIbo a very valuable animal. o SUNDAY LAW FOR OREGON. Dr. O. L. Tufts, of Berkeley. Cal., E'H MONEY USED AGAINST ereiary oi ne i.ora a Day aiii- rriu-ti n-w tvrii.i..lj'i.u l aiice lor ine i-ucinc uoasi BiaieB. tie iii.iit own in I KIEKSIS. W19 inBtrumentul In securing a Suu BOSTON, Sept. 8. Spouklng on duy rest law for Idaho, which has Attorney Samuel Untnrmeyer'a stnto- heen pronounced to he the best one ment In Purls that the money trust l the Union. He Is now campaign Is the basic Influence of the Ameri- Ing Oregon in behalf of a similar law. cull financial situation. Attorney I Dr. Tufts will speak Sunday morn- Louis llrunduls today Bald that a few rich men, by controlling the finances of the country, are endangering In dustrial liberty by using the peo ple's money to Impose Industrial ser vitude on them. He said the money trust's Influence . was more subtle, hut more dangerous than any other trust. Dr. H. E. Hermann, Opt., a grad uate of the Seattle Optical College, also tho Northern Illinois College of Ophthalmology and Otology, of Chl- ll.Y UTATP DI.'MOCHATS GItFET u- ,,B" "u""" 1'unrn-u uiu IIAl S1AIH. DhMot.KAiH t.itr.n.1 l0rt.Kon atuto llaurd Kxnnilntitlan mid Jl'DSON HARMON. now r(M1,iy t0 practice In this state. BOSTON, Sept. 8. Massachusetts He expects to make Itosoburg his rw.mm-1-ntn will mien the stnto nam- headquarters for the present, at his pulgn tomorrow with a big rally and home, 217 8. Stephens street. The hurhiwno nt West Itnxhnrv. with Doctor Is well-known In this vicinity Gov. Harmon, of Ohio, as the guest and will appreciate tho patronage of of honor. It will be the first East- those whose ailments como under rn visit of the Buckeye state Gov- nis care ror property mum kiusbiih, emor since the beginning or ins eic. nu win iiinu vmn mu u-"-campaign for first place on tho Na- Ing towns throughout the southern' tlonul ticket. ' I""'' o' Ue Governor Foss will nlBO make his, o first stump appearance In his ciindl- Tho city Jail at Yoiicnllii was the, dncv for re-election, and he will be scene of a lire Thursday afternoon, surrounded by all the other cundl- when a lfi-yenr-old boy confined dates on the Democratic Btate ticket, within Its walls, deliberately Bet (Ire to the bed clothing. Smoke Issuing through tho burred window of the Jail attracted the attention of a passer-by and the blaze was quenched before It did much damage. Tho boy prisoner will probably be brought to Roseburg this evening and ar raigned In the Juvenile Court. He Is the same one who ran away from Yoncalla several months ago and wus caught at Central Point, Jackson County. Thursday morning lie packed his clothes at home prepara tory to taking another "bike," but hi mother, who was shamefully abused by her sou, promptly no'lP.-d an officer and the boy was IockimI up In Jail. Unable to do anything t-lso mean, tho incorrigniie iuu uiiii-in-u n lighted match .to the betiding. lie declures he wulltB to go to the state reformatory Just as soon as he Is permitted. A Dreadful Hignl. OREGON'S NEIGHBOR OX NORTH WINS HEALTH HONORS. WASHINGTON, Sept. 8. Tho Ing at the Presbyterian church In. Roseburg at 11 o'clock on the sub ject: "America, for American Insti tutions." At 7:30 nt night ho will deliver an address at the Baptist church on the question, "Doos it Pay to Work on Sundays?' All will he made welcome at these meetings to hear a dlBcusslon of one of the most vital reforms of the day. Thero will be a social dance In Maccabee hall Saturday evening, Seu- slute of Washington leads tho Nation temhor 9. Good music. Admission lu heiiltlifulness, uccordlng to the HO cents. dtd Indian Motorcycles New and Second Hand Machines, 2 3-4 to 7 II. P. Supplies and parts Call or Send for Catalog. Frank Poole. 318 N. Rose St., Roseburg. . To II. J. Hnrniim, of Freevllle, N. Y., was the fever-sore that plagued his lire for years In spite of many remedies he tried. At last he used lluckleti's Arnica Salvo and wrote: "It has entirely healed with scarcely a Bear left." Heals burns, boils, eczema, cuts, bruises, swellings, corns and piles like magic. Only 2,".c at nil druggists. i m AsK for Drifted Snow Flour And get bigger loaves and more loaves of bread per sack. Drifted Snow Flour isiit just ordinary wheat, sent to an ordinary inill and ground by the ordinary process It is speci ally selected blue stein wheat particularly rich in high quality gluten scientifically milled, and subjected to au expert baking test before it conies, to you in the sack. Insist on this finest of flour. Made By Sperry Flour Co. Tacoma, Wash. Dr. HA E. Hermann, Opt. Offices 217 S. Stephens St. All 'rot' guaranteed to give satlsfarjo or money refunded. Olasses adjusted free. CALL AND SEE ME. 1911 Cordially we Invite you to attend our 1911 Fall Opening September 1th, 8th, 9th. It is with pleasure and pride we extend you this spcc:l invitation to inspect our beautiful imported and original models in Fall and Winter hats. Patterns of refined taste. A choice venety awaits your inspection and approval. Millinery TaiTieS A. PeiTy ladies' Togger Special attention to order work by our Miss Ivy Henderson. "Faultless Fisk Hats."