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V litilWM CVENING ROtfCURO RtA'lEW ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT HIJiDAV lltVLKW FLHLlSlll.NO COMPANY Entered it Itoaeburft, Oregon, Post office Second-Class Matter. L. WIMIIKHLY OAILI Per year, by mall 13.00 Pur mouth, delivered 60 Per week, delivered 16 SEMI-WEEKLY Per year 12.00 Ml DlODlllt 11.00 ovi:miii:ii iii, iimi. iiamuts i.v jail. (Continued from page 1). IIIh revolver was Hliick In IiIh waist and conceuled by Mm coat, but In made no attempt to UHe It when placed under arrest. Then Foster waa summoned and he. too. appeared, lie carried no kuii and submitted to the oltleers aa quietly att hla partm'i' had. Then the olllcerB searched the bedroom and were rewarded by find ing concealed In the bed elothliiK all of the booty from thu holdup, ex cepting about $20, which thu bandit; hud spent In completing their Jour ney to this city. lu bin trip buck to town, JurKi'iin wore the ahcepHkln Jacket that was bo noticeable In IiIh pcrKonul appear ance during the atuge robbery. Th deHcriptiou of IiIh perKou waa further verified by his mn of unkempt red dish brown hair. Nellher or them had the gray overcoat which one waa Keen wearing lu lruln. Tbla it-' explained however, by the remnant or a burned overcoat found near the 'sivti of 111- l,;,lul) 111 ihll Uii lit t (nrnp llte hjilt with Mrl lakun fMip blocker's ham. lien- Duy Alter Itulilier)'. Arter eluding their pursuers Heal Youcalla when darkness aet lu Sat urday uiuht, Foster and Jurgcuii made their way to the railroad and boarded the train on which they reached tula clly Sunday evening. They went Immediately to a local livery mable, hired a rig and were driven to the JurgeiiH farm. The date or Hi Ik trip wan learned at the Hlable after the fugitive had be-n placed umler arrest. CnucerniiiK their movemcntH pre vIoiik to beginning their Journey to ward Itowburg from Kastern Oregon, Fouler and Jurgeiia, at separate ex amlnailons. made statements which did not dovetail. Hut upon one point a most vital one- their utatenmitH agreed. This concerned Ihelr where bouts on the day or the robbery Suturdav. Nov. 2.1. Uoth declan u positively that they were In the clt or Portland on that day, adding thai thev lefl that city on the morning of Hie following day and came atralght through to ItoHiliui'g by rail. Ills Irlct Attorney lliown tiled repeated Iv to lead the prisoners into a col. trudiiilon, but an oricu failed. Ilotli men InsiHied that they had not Htoppcd off at liraln or anywhere else when they boarded a train at Port land euiouto to this city. I osier Silent oil Vital Point. Under the verbal tire of the Dis trict Attorney, Foxier waa calm ut first but as the questions began strik ing vulnerable places In Ills story he displayed signs of Irritation and un easiness anil Dually refused point blank lo answer any further. Foster said he was from Wyoming, but he rerused to name the particular lo en Illy In that state that was or is now his home. "I wouldn't have my folks know about this for llo.uiHj," said Foster, A Clean Man Outside eleanliosts is lest than half the battle. A man may icrub himself do7.cn timet duy, and Kill he unclean. (ood health meant cleanlincta not only outside, hut inside. It meant clean stomach, elcan bo well, clean blood, a clean liver, and new, clean, healthy tissues. The man who is clean in this wuy will look it and act it. He will work with energy and thiuk clean, clear, healthy thoughts. He will never be truuhled with liver, lung, stomach or blood disorders. Dyspepsia and indigestion originate in unclean stom achs. . lilood diseases are found w lie re there is unclean blood. (Jonaumptioo and brouchitit mean unclean lungs. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery prerenta these diseases. It makes a man's Insides clean nd healthy It clean the digestive orfanss makes pure clean blood, and clean, healthy Besh. It restores tone to the nervous system, and cures nervous exhaustion and prostration. It contains no alcohol or habit-forming druga. Constipation it the most unclean unclean) i nest. Dr. I'icrce't Plrasant Pel lets cure It. They never gripe Kasy to take at candy. PoultryPetStockShow Roseburjr, 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 an eastern Judge, one who has judged at Madison Square and Chicago. Write the Sec. about it. Himli'l'it' Culds T0i; In I1 1'fiu i 11 ill I.i.nt. Closes Nov. J.'i, II. U. Ul'KLWINKl.K, Prea. . K. I M UllltLY, Secy ' u II jlikt liaajH ilij ujJulk i.tiC restrict Atiorhwy UroA-ii tried yr. other Way to ruatth tilt point. when th prisoner stated that It 'iwiit'd 1 or Beg In Wyoming. ''Where aro those horses?' 1 j abked. Foster waa Just on the verKe of nanilriK the pluee when he checked himself mid refused to reply. Asked why he hud rexlstered for hlmnlf and Juwiih In a Portlund lodging Lome under uHsumed names, he re plied half angrily that he didn't what that had to do with the caw. Then he was HHked to unbuilt a npel men or his handwriting and aKi'Ji ho refused. "If you were in Portland on lubt Friday and Saturday, when yon say you were," said llrown, "all you have to do Is to name the place where you stayed, and If your statement proves true you will clear you rani I' of the charge of highway robbery til Drain. If you day you were not at Drain on the day before Saturday and It Is proven by pe rson s w h o claim they saw you that you wore there on that day It will go hard with you. All I want Is the trulu Now what Is your answer?" Foster's face flushed and he drew his Dps tightly together. He drew silent for several seconds. Then he blurted out: "Well, 1 refuse to say any more on this subject, at leasi for the present." Kfforts to get the prisoner to talk further weio useless. A specimen of Foster's handwrit ing Is In the hands of the sheriff He was Induced to write his name on a slip of paper as he was being brought to town after the arrest. Foster's volte will also play an im portant part In his Identification by the victims or the holdup. Foster Is said to have done nearly all or th talking during the robbery and It Is xpeeted that the occupants of the stago will easily Identify his voice. lurgeiiH IteiH'ulH AlhiM'M. nti.i ftf thu tmmt tninnrtant narts nf Jurgens' examination was his con- trndictlon or Foster In regard to tneir linn. In Htriklntr con- tniHt to Hie (k'rlurutioii of Foster that the pair left. Wyoming ror uro kuii only a week aso. Jurgens bhI.I it.., iw. mill l.'iiMter hail heen working KiRither on a raiuh In Umatilla County, Oregon, Hteamiy Bince ikh. spring. He Bald that when they reaeheel I'ortlanil that Foster regls- teieil at a lodging nouse lor uuui i them, using ftBHiinied nainea "Jimt for deviltry." Then the District Attor ney asked Jurgens to write the alluses that were used, and Jnrgeiii, ...hi.. ...I iw.tiiiutlmi. wrote on a sheet of paper the names 'of the alleged hamiltH as they appear on ine noiei reglsler at Drain. The authorities , v i in how these false signiitiMes to l.e in Foster's handwriting. JurgeliB told the District Altorne .1.... .iiirliiv hlii five vears' absence from home he had never written to his mother or any other or ni reia iu..u lie urlteM n very good hand. saying that wrHIng was "about ull he learned at school. A coincidence In the case IB thai M... l,irviiii' fnrm udiolns the Dlaci fonnerly occupied by the parenlB ol John Hendricks, the DouglaB l'ouiil sale blower and ex-oonvlct, who i.-. now In Jail at Kalania. Wash., on tin charge of murdering a rauroao hrakemau. Roseburg Flour Mills lloi.. liiirg' Olilct Inilulry. ,. I,.i,, r .nnlier-. Phone 56 HAY, GRAIN. FLOUR and FEED Alfalfa. Cheat, Vetch, Oats. S.e.un lii.tlid Il.irley. O.ils. Curu, Wheal and Oat.. Charter Oak, llipli Plight. Cupid, lirau, Shorts. Stm-k Food. Alfalfa Meal. POULTRY SUPPLIES Wheat. Com. llrey Oats Scral :ll Pood, Chick Pood, href Scraps, Sunflower Seeds, llone, C.ilt, Shell. (Ill Meal. Charcoal. I.lce Killer. Mandy l.ee, Kgg Maker. Cennozoui. V'- : , ',v 'i HAVE YOU tiled our up tn-il.ite. thoroughly ap pointed gull roi'tli".' (ii: I t N( II KIIOM The pi. lie Hint,. im ,-au get a hasly uif.il or a full course meal geod food, looking riBht, ered right iiiul iliaited lor al uioder.tte price nine with us todat and yonll b.' s.ilitleil Popular prices t.iainl I lull mill I .urn It Cuunter. C. and J. Elliott Proprietors. See Our Up-to-date Line of WALL PAPER V curry a large sfK-k. our pr:c-n aro rh. l i t u furnnh you with mtlBiate of coft. handU Tairitfi. nU, V.itiiKh. St.dim. Ktc. D. P. FISHER 121 WEST OAK. Fhone 333 .11 It V.MAN ItK'KFK TKI.I-S HIS .slOlO IIDI.IM V. C.anliner. Or.. Nov. 20, lull. Kditor Review: Thinking iieihaps that a short ac count of the recent holdup of the Drain-Coos Hay stage mlgM h nf Interest, written by one who was not willingly present. I send you this sketch as It was seen from my jclnt of view. 1 occupied the middle s-at nehlnd the driver and Mr. Ilurchar.l was on the front seat with h'm About three miles from Drain, be tween the li.iikncss and daylight iv.o cashed iiihi came running out of the brush at the roadside. bIumHiu ".Slop!'" 1 did not hear nor see thK as I was In a dnz.e. having had ver iit'tik mIump U 1 m fc'.iiii.?blV hfMii'iht I; my keiiM-s -3 1 i x fihbutlng ' V. l.'va! Wlioa' ' and lull ing In haid on the Uiom, lirinKin? horses tu a lull stop As I could not see directly in front, 1 took hoM of one of the btundards. leaned f jrv :i : J 'and looked out. expecting to 'e thai the leaders had lu some nuiuii"r be came detached from the tongue. To my astonishment 1 was gazing at ."about twelve men lu buckram" ;nl Into tho( muzzles of that n.auy howitzers. I 'Ah my eyeballs resumed their nor- ' mat size. I saw two masked kkmi with hats pulled down and coats buttoned c'osely. each leveling u new 'automatic revolver of ;IS or 4 1 trail , her, at us lu silence, it made a i c jturo that will not soon be forgotten, and one that 1 do not wish to fot'-t. One was holding the left leader by the bridle with one hand and with his gun lu the other hand trained on us. The other man stood about ten leet 11 om the side nf the stage with gun lu hand bearing upon us. The silence was broken h an order from one of them for us i: get out of the stage, which we oheved. we were next mm to noia up or put up our hands, and we did not dlsob.y that. In the meantime I began josh ing them about taking In two poor, lone jurymen on their way home in stead of waiting Tor a full stage loan, and saying other things intended to inaku them feel ut home, w hero I was wishing 1 was at that time. The highwayman by the stage asked us if we had any guns and looked us over first, then he askej the driver If he had any money. Tne driver answered no, but the robber took his watch and purse und then took his account 1ook. looked it over u'td finding nothing of value re turned it lo the drivers pocket. He then came to me pnd said in a line, well modi! lilted voice, "Have yon i:ut any inony?" 1 replied. "A IUM" lb put I'b- hand into my pocket end took out my purse, saying as he did so, "Friends. 1 am sorry to do this, but I have to." I replied. "That's all right." He then said, "Have you got a watch?" I said, "Yes, a poor one." lie took It and looked It over. saying In a fine voice, "You may keep vour watch. ' He then turned his attention to Mr. IHirchard, and while he was re lieving him of his money, 1 said, Well, Hurehard, this Is a new ex perience." At this the robber hold ing the horse's head, said in a sharp voice. "Shut your mouth, or you will get it." 1 wiil say right here that he succeeded In doing something that no man has ever done before. Why. I never made a motion, not even to reconsider, hut stood there "like a little man." with my bands up. star ing at the guns till 1 was ordered to get back Into the stage. We were ordered back one at a line with those everlasting guns still turned on every move. I do not re member an order to drive on. but that is what was done as the robbers dropped behind the stage. W'e hfd no desire to iook uuck tor stone ins tance, but drove slowly to the l a fu ller place at Sunnydale and told a ycung man there to send the news over the phone to "Pete" Mattoon In Drain. lu Humming up our losses we found them to be as follows: Ib rt Sweariu gen, the driver, a watch, worth aboul $:0; V. J. hurehard, between $s0 and $ S . ; they overlooked or did not take two valuable watches that Mr. HurchurU had. They only got about $10 from me. I had placed tin. two twenties, in my inside vest poekcl before leaving Ur.iin. Th" bandit tapped around them with his hand and would probably have discov -red lH LOTS Wll ' ( IKIK i; A .K. .J At (ireen. the new townsite 4. 4 At Intersection of S. 1. mid H. f. 1). K O. Hallways. -j- f. Town lots Mix I IT. at 73 (in. 4. 4 i'holce acreiiKe In five and 4 ten acre tracts, suitable for 4 fruit, truck gardening or iioul- . 4. trv. 4 4- I. O. M AllDI X 4. 229 Sum li Main St., KosehuiR. 4- f,,,,, , , TO GET RlB OF . 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