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Newspaper Page TextI30UGLAS COUNTY'S INEXHAUSTA-LG NATURAL ANb iKVEtofc3. COMIrNd E3VEINTS December 2T. 28. 29 anil 30, Doug laa County Poultry and Pet Stock Show lu lioseburg, largest In South ern Oregon. ROSEBU RG Review .INVESTMENTS Of all kinds are best found through "The Review" Want Ad Section. Little dva. bring bl rw .urna, because everybody reaJa Utem. OREG0N 1 I PL. XIV. " HOsKHinO, ORKC.OX. r'UM'W KVKXIMi, XOVKMIIKH 17, lllil. 1 - ---- . No. 220. f j i H,1rk'S PlPIWK I lliltV HnP flf wr """'J' uu VI $400 Is Penally BAYLESS GIVEN A LECTURE imw Sent lo PcDilealiary For An Indefinite Period J ary lias Ri'seli Case A plea for leniency by Attorney K II. Hermann In behalf of (ins Sparks, indicted on the charge of sellliiK whisky in violation of the lo cal option law. fell on deaf ears In the Circuit Court this afternoon, iieii .i.iuge .i. . Mammon imposeu a line . $100 on the defendant. I K.i.i. , iii raiBe.Judge Hamilton said It had a right ... " """" "K".,to weigh evidence that the niece may with an Ind..- meiit from a previous hav0 mul xml ri,a,onfl with per form of court still hang ng over his solls otlier tnan RuluK11 for tne lllr. ..ea. am. on wnicn. wnen ne was tried, a jury failed to agree on a ver- . .... . .. J in . iT . , . .' selling drinks of whisky was lu the eiii,.i..y 01 uuier persons, sum .y- iu...e, r.eru.au.1 in a.i liessillg me r,16(,d of sellg wtllskv to a "-lOtter" court this afternoon. He was work-' w, be .,,,,, bpfore a jln.v tomorrow Ing for a small wage and got none! Tnp case ()f I)w,ht Repd vs. Ben. of the profits from the sales. He lslton M,rps Pt , , for trlal todav t.u years of age and unable to pay a w:1!. seUU.,, ollt of rort large fine, and I believe the District n Attorney will agree with me when I ni,nreit uiih .n i.h a. say that this case Is especially d. - . ...f . , ... vwiais going io tie gone wnn in. -1 ..iiier ' MargH agamsi uie ue enuani : juuge iiamiuoii assea ot nistnct At- In view of his admission of guilt. on this latest charge. I was going to request a continuunce of the other one pending Sparks good behavior, was i.ruwus rep.. 'I don't think this case deserves leniency, and the court Isn't going to exercise any," said Judge Hamilton, addressing the defendant. "Yonr ad mission of guilt on the charge before you now is practically a confession of guilt of the charge on which you stood trial at the last term of court, r.bl... ii.. tu-n tl.ua nt I liu i.v. i..n...K ..t. ...... ...... ... ..... . neiise of the tnxi.avers. I'm coinflr to inane a nne in mis case mat win tll0 ,.. All can appreciate this cover that expense. i'he Judgment mllsic T1,,s , ,,,e nr!)t mimlH.r OI1 of the court is that you pay a fine of;tnp i.yceutn Course 1400. Let it he understood, as th Ptlces: Adults, r,0 rents; school court has stated before, that the loca i' 'children. 3.-.C; 1.1 cents extra for re option law is going to be enforced, j aprv,d seatl(. Reserved seats free to Unyl.ss ;ets Oil Willi lecture. all season ticket holders. Tickets Sam W. Hayless. of Myrtle Creek. -now on sale at Ma raters drug store. Constable at that place, who appeared In court under the Influence of liquor Thursday and was commanded to a- pear ill court today for contempt. stood before Judge Hamilton this arternoon with a crestfallen air. With cinP bllt he d(d not Bt b(1,,,.r ,,) bowed head, he explained to thethe ,()ok yoU,ya Kidney Pills. No judge that he fell in with some con-: matt,.r how long you have had kid vivial companions and drank more Iley troubiP , nor at what Blage ()f thp near-beer" than was good for him. 1 (llspaiie j.our ra,e may bP you w It was a surprise when you, as an find a qull.k aIld perianPnt benefit officer of the law. kept the court bv tne UBe of KoU,y KdnBy p,n8 waiting for a half hour after your , They also regulate the w tlon of the name was called." said Judge Hatnil-; urlnarr organs. Start taking them ton. hut the condition in which you nnw Kor gae hy all dealer, y PoultryPetStockShow Roseburg, Ore., Dec. 27-28-29-30 W. E. Stanfield, of Hillsdale, Michigan, Judge Competition open to the world. This is your chance for a tryout under au eastern Judge, one who has judged at Madisou Square and Chicago. Write the Sec. about it. Hrecders' Cards "Oc In Premium I.Ut. Closes Nov. 2.1 H. It. BILI.WINK1.E. Pres. E. E. WIMHERLV. Secy Winter Apples Fancy Long Keeping Spitzenberg, Yellow Newtown Delaware Reds, Ben Davis Red Cheek Pippins Apples very scarce, we guarantee all to be free from worms, order now. The m)5t modem s'.oik of Crcarics in Sfulh.crn Ore. "The Pure Food Store" The BENSON GROCERY nppeured 111 tho court room was a mill greater surprise. You have cer tainly been remiss in your duties. Your conduct not only discredits vou. hut tends to bring the administra tion of justice Into contempt. 1 had made up my mind to pronounce a fine upon you. but since you have shown such u deep humiliation over the oc currence. I will forego a line, and 1 will adiiwuEsh you never to let this happen again. "It won t happen any more," Hay less promised. HatiKel-t t.oe to Prison. Henry llaugert, the aited t.erman convicted of assault with a dangerous weapon, win. sentenced by Judge Hamilton thiK arternoon to an Inde terminate term In tho penitentiary, with a minimum of one year. Ban- gert had no statement to make to the court. His crime was that of shoot Ins at and wounding the tenant of a farm which he formerly owned, hut lost in a divorce suit. He said to Sheriff Qulne a few days ago that he would just as leave go to Salem as to live outside of prison without pos session of hip farm. Itusvcll fuse in Jury's HiimlH. The cas of Kd Kussell, ot Ruckles, charged with being the fnthev of his niece e babe, was given to the jury t o clock this afternoon. At . nVlnck th.. t,..v u .till ,.t , ln(;tr,u,ion(, to the ' jury ,)OBe of )naKinK n(.r credibllltv as a wltIleaa , that ,,,, faot' existed, would not absolve Russell frora ' 'he charge agalnt i,,n. Tn(, ras0 of rjPOrge W. Culver, ac- Kt,rous WPaon, Per(.y Lea, a goutli- lern Pacitlc strlkfbreaker, was raigned before Justice M.irsters thls afternoon. He waived examina aI1(1 waa hel(1 to tne (trand jury clls(.d nf ,,oiiitiiiK a revolver at K. V Srhwarz, a striking boilermaker. !1. has pnKaKed Attorney Dexter P.ic: t0 defend him. lMPKltlAI, ItKI.I. ItlNtiKltS. The program will consist of Hell Hinging. Male Quartet. Double Quartet. Songs with Hell Accompaniment. Piccolo Solo with Hell Accompani ment. This will be the musical event of The Right Kidney Medicine. J. E. Parker. 2021 No. 10th St.. Ft. Smith. Ark., says that he had ,,,,n , 1,1,1. li,i.. KI'KCIAI. I'ltlKS OFFKItKII .AT COMIMi POl l.THY SHOW The Douglas County Poultry and Pet Stock Association, who are active In awakening interest and promoting the upbuilding or the poultry Imlu..-, try throughout the county, held a largely attended meeting at the rooms of the Commercial Club Wednesday night. The reports of the outstand ing coiiiinitees were very encouraging as indicating progress for a success ful Voultry show Dec. 27 to 30. in this city. The association is getting up an attractive premium book, and a number or silver cups, besides other awards, will be distributed among the successful exhibitors at the forthcoming show. Messrs. Frank E. Alley and J. W. Perkins were among those expressing willingness to contribute award cups to make up a class of ten Bllver cups. The asso ciation are making arrangements to have Pror. James Dryden. at the head of the department or poultry hus bandry at the Oregon Agricultural College, address the association- at one of their future meetings. The association reports the addition ot several new members. The success of the new orguulzatiou Is now as sured. TllltKK, WHO Tltl!i:i AMI I i: rin:iti:i unti. confess. Five OIIkts Who Saw Onlruge Pay Fines i'lin-c SI. in. ling Trial Women to lliiime. LINCOLN CENTElt. Kan.. Nov. 16. Sherrlll Clark, a wealthy mer chant: A. N. Slninis a mlllworker. and John Schmltt. a farmer, were placed on trial today for "assault and battery" In connection with the tarring and feailiering of .Miss Mary Chamberlain, after Judge (Jrover's denial ot their application for a change of venue. Eurller In the day Everett C. Clark, president of t lie Shndv Bend .Milling Company; Watson Scranton. a farmer, and J. Kitzwater. astonished the prosecution by entering pleas of guilty and throwing themselves on the mercy or the court. Previously, Edward Hirord, a barber, had en tered the same plea. mile ScixcK Culprits. Panic seemed to have seized upon the men who stripped und tarred the pretty schoolteacher, the night of August 7, last, after she had been lured to a lonely Bpot by the local barber, Ilicord, who had Invited her to a dance. There were 12 men in the ambush and they fled when the girl tainted When site revived Kicor.l took hei home. Jealousy of the girl, who was mor. attractive and vivacious than the girls ol lleverly and Shady lien. I. was the sole cause for the outrage. Miss Chamberlain Is 26 years old and last year taught school in lleverly. her ........ . ....... h,.t nil niiii, . ii. in lull began she secured employment in L. V. Greens store, and many friends I.i both towns visited her there and i.atroi.lzert the e... l,llsl,.,,e... , Tminu.-M ltnin lo VK. j AnioiiK the cuwIoiihth was a mar- fled man, and Miss Chainbfrlain hail not been In the store two weeks until the wife of the man had started a campaign apainut her. Other wom- -n. JealoiiB K'rls, snubbed suitot-H. ind ordinary run of tii.iall-tou n kos- sips, look up the secret hue and cry. and before lonn every smile and tuiiKb ol the girl was st-t down as damnliiK evidence ngainM her. Then was laid the plot to disrat e her und give her a touch of vengeance. rive men. Harry AriiiHlroun, Pen- ton Hall. Alfa Llndermuth. Benjamin Painter and Koscoo Anderson, labor- ers or Meveriy. nave already paid fines of 1 each for their connection with the case. They were among those who witnessed the tarring from behind a hedge and were convicte and fined to prevent them from fusing to testify against friends. II. L. Hown, O. W. Parker, Ktigene; o. J. Stearns. W. H. Cllnimii. K. McKay. Oakland; W. A. .lolley. Cleve land. Ohio; Thns. Mobftwortb. J. W. Humphrevs. J T. Kowley. KoKbnrg; F. K. Itaxter. Toledo. Watdi.; Mr. und Mrs. W. Curtis. C. K. Monlton. .1. C. Currle. Hay C Winter, it. X. Paifnrd. Portland: N. A. Terry. Hoston; (;. C. Wheeler. New York; T. H. I itz slmmttis. San rrancisco. were arrtials at the McClallen. rer A Mail C arrier's Iond. Sfrns heavier mhen he has a wMk back and kidney trouble. Fred Iiip rep, mall carrier at AtcbiHOii. Kaii., says: "I have been bothered with kidney trouble and had a severe p.dri across my back. Whenever 1 carr'u a ben vy load of in.tll. in v k nlney troiiblf Increased. Son.e time hn- ' started taking Foley Kidney I'HIk and since taking them I have gotfen en tirely rid of all my kidney trouble and am as sound nnw as ever " Fo'. r Kidney Pills are tonic In action, and quick In results. Try them. For by all dealers. F j TH K UltOle4 have hat they wanf. and so r:;r, y-n 'if vou sit now for our Xrni fntus d f CLAKK it CLARK. LOST Ib-twen ItotM'btira anr O il ! la, 00 Nor. S. one op'ii ri. g-.h) I cane a'h. a-e .o. .'!!.'.''.; S N euaiAVd on baik. Lifer;il r rd fnr it." return to this oHi-e. ir :o S Nelson. 77S t(Ke!t sr.--i, Portland. Oregon. d w F SO obi i tUtdew Aferllaera. r, ., r i.i- ..ii.. DOUS 3S (OlinlY If!!'5 TrifS p V ij ,,UJ Cud. Play Once Too Often DEATH LIKELY ON CALLOWS John Hendricks, Sasp ckd o( hiding BraLimin, Lits Id Jail Wilh Wooed io Side John Hendricks, who, with Harvey Martin, blew the safe In the Owl sn- ' i at (.lendalo tour years ago and .Mix...... uiup li.eii oil OOUIU Deer Creek, nine and u iinarter miles enst ol Kosehurg. now lies In Jail nt v.,,,.........- ......... ....... . hnckHli.it In ls bodv. He is sus-!nl'1'.',,,'',1,lrV, "f". . "M m1"' , peered of murder, but whether guilty1 . 1 ''."'"L M,',lllr '',k wound la seri- professional cracksman, as attes e not. ho Is still a ine iniinriK on his i)frsoii or a yegginans" oi.Uit. including an",,." other things, iiitroglvceriue. The. story of the shooting and attending c!,cuiiiBt.mces are set forth In the1 following newspaper account froni Vancouver. Wash., dated Nov. 16: May Have Shot Sheriff. John Hendricks, believed to be the, , , . , .. ' . .. 1 . i,n .h .i.... I...."'.?.... alighted from the train In the rail- ,"h'".,;,i" iV'.f,!:;'" !,";. Sr"S"P.1" wa.-i searching In Hi yards tor tho North Hank Itallroad man who shot and killed W. II. Slmr brakeinan a'1. Htiiler, Wash.. Tuesday night, tosjes In pain tonight w ith a charge of buck shot In hi:; right side on a bed less than .'.0 feet from where the Sheriff rests with a wound between the jugu lar vein and larynx. Hendricks was captur.-.l about 11 o'clock today by Sheriff Thomas A. Carulne. ot Cow- liiz County, an. I his denutv. Ed Close. near .Martin's 111 n IT. a mile mid a half east ..I Kalaniii, on the Northern Pa cilic ll.iiiroad track. It is suspected that Hendricks, who hay served time In the pi iiitentiaries (.f Or.n.m and in C:. lifomii. r.. cracking safes an. I oilier crimes. Isi tile one who kill I Shores at lluller. He was posit iveiv convlct by Archie K. I. ".inard. lVenil v SherilT of M ii 1 1 noma h t'.iuiity at II'. colirl house here today. in nil. ..: niiiu ..Mil Mill. Ibliiklrm that MeiMlrli-kH would . walk down the tr u k m.rlfT r-irnln..1 I ine ir.uK suit it r. ,tr nlii" Il. llilli. k- Too Slow Willi (lull. 111. ....IS H .. SK I..H ...... .- TV Lf shotguns load. , I will, buckshot, ,..,r., ,.,,, ,,. ,-k. when s mil,. , hir this side nf K!.l,.,,, IK'IIIIIK Rn riiin -l-l-ll (I II II IIIIIK. InawiiiK nt-m, 'l(s rovcrrd Hn- drirks. Kavinir. -I nam vou ' hut Mnndi ikv" twiro attcmiiti-ei to draw n is .IK-ralllMT nvolv.r. Mt- wan or-i l..r..l tn thmu in. l...i.a nt-.tn I...r t,,.. i'lrw.i ..i.- t... ,1 ,;. bis g. in,. ....,;.; ;; ,v;.;i : ln;id of Inn ksliot nt bun. Kiht of the' " : peflelS lMIIi.il HielllHelVeS 111 DlH Side. whili nth grazt'ii the skin. Ht'iidrb kK w as ta ken to Kahuna, where a ilcictnr dreKHi'd his wounds, lie was brouglit here tonight. llendrli ks. beHiib-H IiIh wound, ban an Injured ibiimb wound up with a rag. Secriwt asked him how he got it and lie atiHUer'-d: "That is some- thillK ()lt win hilV), t(J ()ok Y(H f,.C(W(t n, H hlgb-prbed men it i ,,.n l .mil to ,,,.1,. V(ll, i lliM , fnK :id for It." j III the Same (Mil HuIim-.. I A tin i nl.ir's kit with a dozen drills, a bottle of nitroghciTiiie und son," H OTEL SEWARD .M.l.-r mid 1 it) I. sir.-. Is I'llllll XM'. OKI l.ll e ll' - " .- HOI 1:1, sr U ltt Is ot.m of the Mutt srtltstir, ni.t.l.TM Niw ,.U.y ,i,i)V int.. ,( hiti'! i)-h In Op- Vm'Ii"1. It is !va!ed 5n the -ry b--r nnd f'iot r--if' mI.N- (;.it nf Port t;::id. Im-,i In t!i n-tall di tri( t ii nd it 'ii-i h ( nfiort b'n' k-i of j-: !fe- Vadium t K-:iifrs ii .i (i h'-r plai of ftiii'i--tut-nt. Ti" fM,ui;iif''Tneri. x i '( tf'illy trniii -t it i r p:dron atr1 jind ge d ;t . I ukr Vii at d"wt, or nr nirk-d "W." and g-t off a' lih Ptr't. It" $ t on und up tV. M. St Ui;i. Pn.fri. t..r. wax tapers were found on Hendricks tie also had a watch and M7 lu money. i When Hendricks was taken l.u.i the. Sheriff s office today, he was greeted by Leonard, who at one" i1,l'''ned him. Leonard said that ,,,l",l'll ' arrested in Porllaiid. September 26. 1907. for blowlii jthe safe In the Owl saloon on Sep- ...... ..er i... 13.11, ana tor snooting a policeman nt Orauts Pass when hi was taken off the train by officers. He was tried and sentenced to flvo j years in the Oregon penitentiary and I was released from there In August ot tuts year. Hendricks Shows Nerve. September 10. 1907, Archie Leon ard saw Frank Millard and Hendricks In Carlton, Or., and as Millard was an ex-convict at that time, became suspicious of Hendricks. The Port land officer's wonderful memory for criminal facts enabled him to Identi fy tho man immediately. S. Hunter and H. Eruest, who saw the man who is supposed to have killed Shores, failed to Identify Hen dricks. They say he was a dam sklnned man with a 3S-callber revol- V(,r on a 41 frame, like that Hen- drlrkB had when captured, who boast- ed that ho could kill any mail at Soil yards. Circumstances seem to Indi- .... ......T .. . " "'"''" , ) ' cigarettes ... ... .,,, ,,. . ii . . V V 7 . . . f . . , ' h"1. i'I'V t'K 1' it ii. i is oi nervous uispo- ' " "' , .k TT . .. .. Af." r. ,he robbery, 1 ... . K . . . ... 'P- Doara'" i"" "' """"' ire.gni tranr a in omceis jail along the line were notified to be yards at C.rants Pass they were accosted by two policemen. M.H.rl.'" unrp.in.l.ir..H i.,,l...l.. 1... 1 1 ............ . ..".:. " ,,, .,r.'i,. .. ri.,.i . bo captured In Portland a few da later. Shooting au officer being a moru serious crime than burglary, Hen dricks, utter being brought to Most, hurg rrom Portland, was turned over to the Josephine County authorities. ..a jiuiiiaiy hub, n was sen- ..-n.eu iioiii v.iiiiiis l ass io lire yean Ill the penitentiary, but was given his freedom alter serving three years and seven months. That mercy lu his cas) was misdirected Is evidenced hy hit arrest three mouths after his releas.t with a complete burglary equipment on his person ready for the same old i ! business. Martin, his partner, wa in, !,rV. r.,iii!lVv V..K ua .it....'!l to three ycarB In states prison. llendricks' parents were highly n- HpM'ted ieo WIO Were V INK at tie .f r ,h ' R.ir,. robberv on what U S , Y Jr . . , ,IW , , N ,,ttce, on South Deer i. . . i. .,i . i ... a .(.KH was t wice in troulile with the ".."', 1"".. i .. '.. ?uV',',,,v"" rT," Having coiiimi. le.i several crime., hut con vlrtirif; evidence agalnHt him could never be secured. .ln John Hendricks latest escapade fate has turned the tables on him. mn w. rHlKttd urrHt four vira i rfHiHi q arrHi lour yi ara ni'ii Ii u.uu fiitli4p .lth n irnn Mtwl ' .. . . r"., '';v : .'.. h.';he!l,,, .""'""! r"""""m n"w '"v"1""- .... .... - -i i., Ki'i'iinii ii in iihi rvuut iiih. j ii ii i nun j , .... ...... . 0mr(,r waH -hot. Hild and not the olllcer was shot I1U as a result of his failure bis career ol crime iua end on the gallows. l"M"l"M"I"l"I"!"I"l"l"l"H"l"l"l"1,iack by the Western Federation of 4- Standing of contestants In 4- I'pton Piano ConteHt at Joseph son's store, Kridav, November 17, 1911: Adda .arc her . . . Vera Itiif klngham L. O. T. M Nina Stunner . . . Itirdin Klndley . . Mrs. Jake Yokuni Florence Wharton F.lva llatey f..T-t.f TtiTrnf iitl r II 14 II A I il""" I o ! ItoHebura's annual chrysanthemum direction of the Ladies' Aid of the I M K Church. The display of thi bemitifnl winter flower, which vie j with the rose In local popularity, it. ;.t Hi- J. Wendell WrlKht bulldlrK on CasK street. While the exhibit Is j not fulie as larsp as some of previous )'ar, the number of varieties shown ha never been excelled. The flowers i-re ot full size, iierfect In form and, of rb h color, ellcltins; the admiration of all visitors. Prize winners will . be announced tomorrow. A bazaar, and horn" emikery sal Is beini? held in foiiiH-ctiou with the exhibit. Mr.. Clara lti.t and Mr H 1. K 1 .1 lr ntf rtaltind a niimlMT of thlr IhiIv friftiili. at lunrhKn totlny and a ni in I .ft r nunilHr will 1 Ukwl rntHrtlr..'d l.y Ihrn tomorrow Tin-; i.i cm ii mill hli.x.t. and ao will Clark - CUrk Si I t.UW lot V. .It XllIKH I..).... (Itf CI.AKK - CI.AKK. AdvfrtlfiltiK la ttia wIT-tj t drum irn-r that tolls lh public what th bi.ln man wanta It to know about th condii h haa for aalx an In jection of advfrtlalnn Into tha Tlna ul trad (trow, tha bnalnaaa baart "Advi-rtialna; la th door to aiirrmi". Orlalnalitjr and aitKrfVf.npaa anlork tlm door." Patroala Ravla aTrtlaera. ..113.20.-, J. . . 3.".. ;i J. . . 20,131) J, 9.390 4. . . 13.790 J. . . 15.99.". A . . K4.3.r.O i. ,1,.,,..,T "IIP I , I RAPACITY EXPOSED Railroads Want No Iodepeodeot Ships Through Canal TIEINC UP MONEY MARKET Meilcan Situation Again Ct'ls For U. S. Irmy "ManenTers" Two More McSanuri Jurors (Special to the Evening Kcvlew). WASHI.NC.TON, Nov. 17. The chames nf lUnmril iliil.. nt n..... more, that trn.or...n...,...,.'i ..... companies had conspired to prevent the establishment of an l,l..,,..,,rt.., ! ''' ite to ply via the Panama Canal to the Pacific Coast are being . ............ u, .i-siu.-iii inn ami ri'Hfdeut Taft Secretary ,-,.i.-..-.iiry ot ar stimson. The War SilniHon. lPua,l..iit 1.... J-.l 1 i ..ii . - " "I'ujfu torn ih-iiou or - hl V"Kre8Hlonal mem tor 'h "'- , 'eaugiuion ana u tne charges arc 'ound true he probably will denounce the railroads In the message. Maker says pressure has been brought to hear on ship builders and capitalists to withdraw from the Independent ""'"""'V- couudeut that Cou- areas will pass a bill authorl,!.. the Federal authorities to eutuhlluh il... "" B"d r,ln " competition with .. ... 1 iw m.ii.ub.ib oi America. ltnllroail liillueuce Illumed. The mighty influence of allied rail road and financial interests, fearful lest the revenuu from their frelgh: traffic be reduced If the proposed line Is established. Is said by Mi. linker to he the reason for the failure to obtain the funds needed. It Is perfectly feasible for the Gov eminent to own the line, for It cun ro,ru the rHteB " ,.., llaker. "Competition will then count for nothing. It Is certain that Govern, lnellt ownership of the line will Iw ,,, 80utlon of the problem." ' (joVF.KNMEN'T wll.l, APPEAL IN SINKAK ItATK CASK. W'ASHINUTON. Nov. 17. The De- lrtt J-' '.nced to- . uiiy turn iiiw ri 11 iiit-ui ih- wr-t-iv w,.. .,,.! lo it,,.,..,! states Su- reme ,.olirt from tnc u-oIhI of tlm ,,..,... Cm.rt In tlm Hmibiiim ml.i ro,nmHr,e Co"rJ 111 le ri ' vuw. Immedluto review of tho de- pUlnn wui h ked MKXK'AN lti:(l,T MI.WS WOltK K)it i . h. moors. AlSTIN. Nov. 17. It Is reported that mobilization of American troop on the Texas border will soon be ordered. This follows iovernor rn,nll,... nr.iMr thn, thft Pllnr txuh ; taiiKT force be distributed along . V . .-......--. ... (1P tortltr tomorrow to aid I ho I m- ...... . . i . i.. IIM) micn iii fiiiUM'lllK 1111 1 I II 1 1 1 j ill I111 1,1 MINKUS PKIIKII.VNOV Hi;.lH i k;ht os (.oMPKiis. ATLANTA. Ca., Nov. 17. Prel deiit (iomiiers was the target for at- Miners today at the American Fed Ur at ion of Ijibor convention. The miners Introduced a resolution de mandlliK all members of the Amerl- see. Men's HATS Below - Cost They all go, for one week only Roseburg Rochdale Co "What you want, when you want if can Federation resign from the Na tional Civic League, of which Comp els Is a prominent member. It was referred to the committee on .reso lutions. A hot fight Is expected. Compels often said he wouldn't sever his connection with the Civic League. WIFE KILLS 111 SHANK; Ml ItDEK Olt ACCIDENT? LOS ANGELES, Nov. 17. -Unable Io give a connected account of the tragedy because of her emotion, Mr. Nicholas Saraceno. an eleven-day bride. Is held by the police pending Investigation into the shooting of her husband In their apartments today. She said she was unpacking their trunks from Spokane, where Sara ceno was a former groceryman, when she accidentally pulled the trigger of a revolver1 when he told ber It was unloaded. The bullet entered Saraceno's brain. Neighbor found her kissing the body hysterically. FIVE PERMANENT Jl ROUS IX M NAM Alt V Till A I.. LOS ANGELES, Nov. 17. A de cided sensation marked the exercis ing of the peremptory challenges In the .McN'anuira trial today, when the prosecution eliminated Clark Mc Lalu, a Pasadena bank cashier, who had been looked upon as a permanent Juror. When the shower of peremp torles were over, two permanent Jurors had been selected. Tbey were J. H. Sexton, a ranchman and real eslate man, and William Andre, a carpenter. This mnkes Ave perma nent Jurors. The prosecution baa five peremptory challenges left, the defense eleven. lll'HN'S THIAI, NOT TIM. AFTFK M'.V AM VIIA CASE. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind... Nov. 17. County Prosecutor (laker declared to day that Detective W. J. Burns, whose men took the McNamaraa out of the state to Log Angeles, Is to he tried here on the charge of kidnap ing next spring, linker said be wouldn't try Hums until the Los Angeles trials were completed. J. !. Wilson was In town from YoiichIIh today. . Mr. and Mm. Horace McN'ubb wero over from Oakluud today. V. I, I'hlllli.H and Mr. and Mrs. M. V. (Mmniberlaln were over from Wilbur Thumday nlgnt. II. A. Huntmker returned home to Myrtle Creek thla mornliiK, after a brief stay here on bimlneHtt. (. P. Hooth, Suit Lake, and G. W. Ilehile. Aalorta, aro among the re- int arrivals In KotieburK. t arl V. Ohiitnii, C. P.; H. F. Hu bert. II. P.; K. N. Kwart, S. W.; J. (I. StepheiiKon. J. V.; H. O. Lewis, Scribe; W. T. WrlRbt. Treas.. are the new ofllcem elected by Union En ran :nent. 1. O. O. F., Thursday ever iik for the comliiK year. h . De Wayne Sprague, an ex perl en ced I ii in her man. of KuRle Point, OreKoii. haH purchaHed the Leon a Mills Lumber Company's yards and biiHlncHB In Ihls city, and Is now to churn'. M. Spraxue will carry a Ihi-k stock of hitch grade lumber mid will supply local builders on short notice. ItKAL KSTATK TltAXSt-'KltS. Kstate Sol. Abraham to J. W. Hteveiison. $',0; lot 4, block 19, Glen dale. F. A. Kribs to Plllsbury Lumber Co., lino; lauds In kith, tl and 82. sec. 24. 4-H. and sec. . 24-8. A. M. ArniKtrotiK to U. W. RIkks, $10; acreH sees. and 27. 24-ti. J II. Kaiiklu to H. T. Kanktn. r:2 acres, wch. 16 and 18. 2W; 11, 2 '.-:(. and sec. 10, 28-8.