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Newspaper Page Textr-. . it:,' J, t. feOUGMs COUNTY'S lNliXliAUSf AfiLft COMINO EVEINTS December 27, 28. 29 and 30, Doug las County Poultry and Pet stock Show In Koseburg, largest lu South ern Oregon. ROSEBURC Review INVESTMENTS Of all klndi r beat found through "The ltevlew" Want Ad Section. Little advs. bring big re turns, becauii everybody rea them. VOL. XIV. nosKitriMi. oiutfON, vi:iksi.v kvkxixu, ii:ci:Miii:it 20. iimi. No. 218. t i J 11) Wealiby Surserpan Arrested fur Hill Family Murder SHERIFF LETS EVIDENCE Slinibter Accused of Shyitg Jitud Sfitibiait Allcmpls to Kill Himself in Jail After the uitompt to destroy his m ilie, iticiiesuii iuiu u Kuuru uiui i.e had cut himself and was dying. Physiriaiift were immediately sum- : moned and opemted on the minister. . Then they ordered him taken to the j liiwniijit Thp miihfirttipfl Aft emitted to BUMpretis the news of Kicheson s T-ift in MKrfp IVP I AWPTintf tl-e eonsrvativo ihnraeter of tl act. HU-heson has not confessed to! 1 dl S 1U "ftM t l0li LU CI 1U5 i(l)hvsS(M. 0 ,ussia y Vr the charKe aKainst him. lie attempts P 11' .1 'A.j.,1. stitule Suli-r resolution on the ahto-1 . i:Klt.l, NlOKK AT 1 nation of Hie i;is-in n treaty herause j WII.IUK IU lt.I.AItlZta; i of diseiiinlnalion against JeMi i MKHMI AMMSK TAhTX ritieiis. was adopted bv the House j today, rnnllnniuii tlie art of the Sen- WO to explain away his effort at suicide ty saying he must have been Buffer ing from temporary liberation of mind. No man in his normal men tal state would wound himself in such a terrible manner, he said. At the time of his arrest, Kicheson was engaged to marry Miss Lillian Kdmunds, whose family Is very wealthy. He had orevlously promised to marry Miss Linnell, a working girl, who was found dead in her apartments from poison which it was later proven the minister had pur chased. It is reported that the Kd munds family, at first discrediting the charge against Klcheson, recent ly turned against him, being cot; viuced of his guilt. yesterday. is iiM-relv made Tuft. I'lie new resolution to correspond with the note sidetit The general store at Wilbur, owned 1 by the II no of ttradley ft Kussell, was entered by burglars Tuesday night niATPn(ft VmrnirriAn finnftt or lineman vuwwmiuu tauuui BOARD SUBMITS FIGURES; (Speeiul to the Kvenlng Tlevlew). PORTLAND. Or.. I'ec. 2. Charged with the atrocious murder of William Hill and IiIb wife nud her two children by a former husband Phillip and Dorothy Hintoul. ut Ar denwald, near Portland, on June S last. I.. N. llarvVy. a wealthy nur seryman mid neighbor of the family, was arresu'et hist nttilil and taken to Oregon City. Harvey la r. r. years of age, is married aim uu iv.o were they expect to remain neuriv kiowii. Iy Mien n : I.OCAli NEWS. I j S. Madison, of Kellogs. was here 1 on business today. i A lone drunk was given a "23" order in the city recorders court today. It. 11. I.enip and family, of Yon calla, left Tuesday for the East, ilarvev was arrested Mass. of Clackamas County, who has been working incessantly on the rase. Indications that the murderer knew the vicinity of Ardenwald thoroughly was the first tangible thing inieti which the officer began his Investi gations. Then he learned that Har vey was at the Hill home on the day of the murder. This disclosure was followed by the learning of the fact that on the day atler the crime Har vey mortgaged his farm for $2fl.oui and attempted to make a conditional agreement with a lawyer to defend HOOT Sl l i: II I) TO ;lt.IT lllli 111 SIM1SS I'llll KINKS. NKW YOliK CITY. Dec. 20. As the result of a conference here today between President Tal't and the Re publican leader. Win. I.etib. collector of the pint and former private secre- i tary to President Itoosevelt. was no , , , ! lee'ed to manage i aft a campaign for Lew b Named lo Roucd up Empire buic a xow York deiegaiion to the ni Natieiial convention, seuator hlllm Itoot was chosen to take charge of (lie work of financing the campaign. His job will be to get money from the big business interests who don't like tile anti-trust prosecutions. I Delegates lor lull Root to Coax Trusts I t Fards (Soeelnl to the Kvenlng Review). WASHINGTON. Dec. JU. lu .1 ; message to Congress, which was transmitted with the report of the tariff board on the wool schedule. President Taft today recommended that Congress proceed to considera- PKOSWI TOIt AVNOt XCKS Tlil'MI ( AH!) A;.IT TIM STS. CIIKWlO. Dec. Announcing that the (lo eriuiient had possession of the minutes of a secret meeting held by the National Packing Com pany s ilirei tors and charging that riMinil iniVf w'"1 "ie rarrlers' committee, and iiihi cut? i iiiiuiiissiuii uo cnnKiwenu to reciulre the adoption, maintenance and observation of such uniform classification on the part of all car riers within the purview of the act. subject, of course, to such amend ments as may be from time to time approved by the Commission. Iniliitlriul lWHrolliiiiM ami Ituilroacl Sliotilcl lie DIvorciMl. The evils most dltlicult to detect and to prove today are those arising out of the community of Interest of ANNUAL REPORT IS PUBLIC l uitouiui vui purai iuiis uy curriers ana Enforce Rulings Forthcoming Snprtmc Court Dtclslco Exp ctti to Guide Congress loRenHdjing Law tlou of this schedule on the basis of nome of the board meetings constl the board's finding with the view revision and general reduction tilted a ci!itv.iracy. I'nited States At torney Wllkersnn ciintintied bis ar- rates." To get around the "prohiiu- guriient aniiliiKt tin' beef barons to tlve ' duty on greaso wool, he said ,iay. ,. ,.uirgid the trust with he the discrimination could be overcome inK responsible lor the high cost of by assessing the duty In ad valorum living, terms, that is. a specific duty on . grease wool In terms of its scoured sill STKJt I'.KM ls, SO PIOItSIAN' contents. I f.llllXKT KIOSKiNS. The message says the average cost TKIIKHAN. Dee. jo. Following of production of the whole American the refusal of the Persian parliament clip Is greater than that of foreign to permit Hie dismissal of W. Mor Hun. T. R. hheridan has not yet returned from San Francisco, as re ported Tuesday, but is expected at any time. J. W. Thomas, of Anchor, Henry Sehrenk. of Ten Mile, and Peter Jones, of Looking Class, were Rose burg visitors today. .til. unu ..lis. . r.. . iimmiimii imnr .. .,,,,,n,, l .,.,,,..,...1 .1... , i .. In from Rockland this n- ?" B,;llt for T;(. f'0,:1(m of n;w ,ra-de n ml l'0'"::6,, h"!'; ,.0'l:n'!d.ith. on cle.h, and highly praised cratie ministry s, ortlng Sbuster is nmil tmrviffi from 1)1 Yonvllle UiW 1 1 4- l' . ' . . . . Ito.mt C outptirisoii. ; it is now reported that Husslan ! Declaring that the st lu-dules of tlie troops will ndMince on T'heran and t Payne tariff law were "prohibi t iv'." sturomid Sinister s house to prevent d on the lnm Iioni atti-nding to his dtlties. . and goods of the estimated value $ 7 T were stolen. The loot consisted of about a dozen pocket knives. Ave pairs of shoes, three pairs of cor-! duroy trousers and a quantity of j underwear. j No arrests hav been made, but, Sheriff (Jnlne Is on the ground in vestigating, while his deputies throughout the county have been notified to keep a lookout for sus picions characters. It Is believed that tramps did the job, probably the :ttiK nm tt ho looted the eeneriu store nt lona last week. Kntranco to the Wilbur store was effected hy the removal of a pane of glass In thoj front door. Deputy Sheriffs P. O. Stewart and uiiiim winiif iiinuc n iiiiiiiu ii u u 11 1 1 ..... n rt i ....,... .... j ... .i..-fSueclal to the Evening Review) " r . " "... " WASHINGTON. Dec. 20. The an stolen goods. Three hoboe. found r7rt f ,the lltu' u,u.tt Vn h hm on .h fin.1,1:. ' nierce Commission, made public to- ....... . ' ".v. . . . iinv. fa bv far the most important oa. y rancn near iMiennower nan in nt th.t huB vet emanated t .fir possession a gunny sacK con- . " y on ...h.,., talnini six freshly killed chicken.. I ,rom T'J2T .. . '..,... ...... ..'in rev ew of Its work and observa- i lie ownersii i 01 wuicu coil ci HOC lie . . M , ,. i,,... ,.,,,, ; Hons during the Inst fiscal year, the ! committee make, the following rec- I onimendatlnns: I 1. That section 8 of tho act be .amended to reau Ire telephone, tele- Kdgar A. Miller, the llarred Hock'!'" ,,d b,e rompanle. to pub speciallst. attending the Kugene pool- nle' ,rin- an X e try show, writes as follows: "Get the lw Conimls.lnn to reject and Douglas County i.oultrvmen readv. n!' IM-?'dl,,2 tetaA''tc ti, .i, . L-.. i. for filing which has the effect of ex- a hummer, over r.U birds In the -,"HK he namhT ot. "'I'l'lements (ii:T ItKADY I'Olt THK POI I.TI1V SHOW XKXT WKKK. show, and many of the exhibitors are or the volume of supplemental mat- cllp Is greater than that 01 toreig'i to permit the dismissal of W. jior-" .-. ..prmitted under the Comml comiK-tltors by an amount less than gan Sinister, the American treasurer-' eoniing to Kosehnrg next wim-K from ,',e ",!,, force, and you want to hustle and 2. To make the Klklns Act ap- week mail service from Dixonvllle , su pplied. The Sunday school will render a Christinas program at the Freshy- him in case he was arrested on any Church on Saturday evening. I tlu" .rt'l'"rt. .f ,h" ,arllT. ' Mass says he has other evl-, ., , Kvervone is cor- wool sctieduie was consmeieu u, c on- charae. dence against Harvey, but this will not be made public at the present time. The murder of the Hill family was the work of a fiendish degenerate. All four members were slain with an axe as they lay In their bods, and the bodies of Mrs. Hill and her daughter were afterwards profaned. PASTOIt liK'IIKSON, ACCI SKD OF mi i:i.:it, tkiks si ii'idi:. P.OSTON. Mass.. Dec. I'd. Rev. C. V. Rlchesnn. former pastor of the i employees on duty In train service.! Kmnnnel Haptist i biin h at Cam- tint or i:iti.i..:t i ersons injuiea. i.i.-i , ,r. gress today. The board finds that I'l l it costs more to grow wool and pro duce cloth here than abroad. In Hi" 1'ntted Slates it costs l'.l cents and ll; Austria 4 cents a pound to raise wool. dially invited to attend these exer cises.' C. W. Clark, T. C. Cobb, Henry Harth and liny lllack are also metn- ot i s oi iiit? ' ' ..,, . . .'. , (ll,,mu.t.s eontinue through' reported. Only about :!U boys are so far enrolled, but it is hoped that all the available boys in Rosehurg and vicinity will be enlisted In due time. Of the total number of persons killed annually on railroads ID).- tilil, H.ib were passengers, and I 'ITIVI-: 'OX V It T IX I!osi:iii hi; skmis hohii -uf compaxiox's hk.xth. bridge, charged with the murder of Avis Linnell, his sweetheart, at tempted to commit suicide this morn out the whole wool industry. About one out or every four dollars paid the retailer of men's clothing goes lo the cloth manufacturer. This re taller is blamed for the high prices The board recommends sjieeilie duties instead of the present tliod of assessing nt ad valorem rales lor all woolen entries. The ad vnlon 'n vstem makes duties hiuh'T wll. U re passengers, and 4.1.MH em- . ' ,.,i ..1,.., 1. ' i.lovees 011 dutv in train service. At- 1 .. . . , I . . ... . ,. says ine preseill ...i veins n iihiiihi 4:1:: duty on scoured wool Is prohibitive Inn 111 his cell ill fail. He gashed number of acivdenis which are the himself in the groin with a jagged , result of trespassing upon the tracks (-(x;ici'ss COXCI HS IX TAI'I 'S piece of tin and blood poisoning set of the railroads. ' m-i iox toWAHK III SSIA. in. Tlis coudMioli is exiieuiely crili- for gooa printing 01 an kiuqb lum i Review always leads. WASHINGTON. Dec. HO The 1 S'AI.KM. Or.. Dee. 111.- Mert I'.ov.l. :mi lienor man who escaped from the State Penitentiary last week, is dead at Kum ne, his life crushed out under tlie hoe's of the Sh:ista Limited. IIomI ami a sieolul rrimirt by the name of Chas. I'ox made their es c.ine fri.ni the piiMin riuiip Saturdiiy tiirlit. Tin v boarded Hie soiitlih id Shasi.i Limit.'. I. riiltng on the brake t"-:iim ami while passing through Kugene lliod fell nii.l was crushed imiler tlie wheels of the train. When 'o reached Kosehnrg he alighted from Hie train and notified the :i n t Illicit ii H at Kugene that a mall had been killed by falling off ,he rrelcht train. Trace of Fox was losl at ltoseli'!!,;j. have things In readiness. The Judge PHeauie to te epnone, .eiegrap.. here says there Is such a largo c ass "imi""" ..f it " .1 i. .... ...Vj 3. That the stimulus of require- i .'. i. i... u meiit be aiinlled to Ihe long-delayed di rtake to Judge them. progress toward the adoption of a Some of the Douglas Countv win- iiniri.rm classification. tiers ate: H. II. Ilullwlnkle. 1st on lo provide additional safe White Wyandotte cock: Casa (Iranda. Kr'1 " rMrm transportation for :ird pullet and 4th hen on White employees and the public: (a) H Orpingtons: llrookslde Poultry Farm, standardization o operating rules of ::rd cock, and hen, on While Orplng- H'lerstate carriers; lb) by reqiilr , Ing the adoption of steed cars, postal, i i,..i...... .... ..i. buggage, and passenger; Icl by next week; yon cannot say you nttV 1 amending Ihe hours of service , law hetter birds at home, for no one will believe you. Make your entries this week, don't wait until Ihe lust day: remember, the entries positively close the 1'iiih nt N n. in., so don't alt. do It now. You can bring In I our birds any lime nrter Iho 24te j up until ; p. in. the 27th. Posit I ve . ly no birds received after that dale. MASOXS ATTKXTIOX. Special meeting of Laurel Lodge No. I.'!, this I Wednesday I evening 'it 7::i". Work In K. A. degree. J. D. ZURCHKR. W. M. milking clear the proviso In-section 3 of tho act; Id) by legislation re quiring the use of the block signal system and automatic train stops. S. To provide tor the regulation mid control of capitalization and suitable provisions for the valuation of railway prniicrty. 11. The enactment of a requlre- of carrier corporations by Industrial Is frequently taken advantage of to defeat that equality belweeu shippers which the act contemplates. This is accomplished by unreasonable divi sions of Joint rates, forced upon the carrier by powerful shippers who control Industrial railroads. Such ar rangements may be legal in form, although certainly illegal In effect. We rind that a certain number of. large industrial concerns control tracks and terminal facilities nomi nally owned by small railroad cor porations which do not rise to the dignity of common carriers. As a result, the connecting carriers make switching allowance or a division of the joint rate to such terminal lines, which practice unquestionably results in discrimination and places tho Industrial at an advantage In the market. Another form of discrimi nation is found lu the leasing of property by carriers to shippers for a nominal consideration with a fur ther agreement that all shipments made by Ihe lessee shall be routed over the lines of the lessor. It becomes Increasingly evident thnt entire freedom from discrimina tion can be secured only by a com plete separation of the business of transportation from every form of commercial or Industrial enterprise. Ituilroacls IMM'i-iiiilniiie to Meet Mar ket Coinietitloii. It will be found that this thing called market competition rests in all cases In the mind of the traffic man ager. It is the expression of a de sire to obtain business which other wise would not he obtainable, its only law Is the will of the Individual who names the rate. To Justify their ratios from coast to coast tho railroads advance water competition, and to justiry the same rates from interior points to coast points they rely on market compe tition. In oilier words' the carriers very properly meet an actual or po tential competition by sen by charg ing less to the coast points than to Intermediate cities. This discrimi nation is not of their own creating; It Is forced upon them and therefore muni tlx.l Mid enrrlera uhlill wltbllll He. vr. from the effective date of lawful. They adopt a policy of their such law. provide and adopt a unl- own' 'lilch they term "mertet corn form classification and that In Ihe petition." under which they give preparation of same one or two rep- lower rates from all Interior cities resenlatlves of the Interstate Com- " men Commission be ,.ei milled to .it (Cuiillu.ied on page 2). The Store That Serves You Best. Satisfaction or Your JVloney Back. THE ONLY STORE THAT SERVES YOU In IP) STUPENDOUS SALE HAND BAGS ll O) HYl (TP Now is the time to Buy-Hand Bags at Manufact- -A YT II CCl Lj JL 1 1W urers cost Vaiues from 50c to $18.00 all at special w JL x Velvet, Suede, Real Leathers, Imitation Leathers and Tapestry Bags. The Only Store that Does Things. Buy Bags at Original Manufacturers Cost. Why pay others profit when you can buy them for what the merchant has to pay for them. We just captured a big sample line, being late we hesitated until the Firm came through with.the price. You get the benefit. Suede, Real Leather, Velvets, Tapestry Bags. All the newest and Daintiest Styles. BUY NOW, for your Xmas Presents, for yourself and you'll always have a good bag and at less than many of the other stores in town buy them at, so why pay a big price and get no better Bag. Buy now, we'll fill your wants at 1-2 price. Buy Your Xmas Neckwear at 1-2 Price Another Big purchase, we sell you everything New and Novel, at wholesale cost. Side Ruffles, Lace Collars, jabots and in fact the greatest array of Neckwear that is to be found anywhere, Buy Now at 1-2 price, get the Benefit now 1-2 price t 1