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DOUGLAS COUNTY'S 1 N EX1 1 AtJSf Afc F. NATURAL kfe6tJRCE AND CltMAttO AdVAN f AS UaKE It fkfc koS AtTkACtiVE FOR HMESEKfc AND 1NVE '. PROGRESSIVE At Roseburg leads the Southern Oregun towud hi progrt'Bsivenesa go The Review leads all newspapers o this same Beet ion. Rose b u ro Review INVESTMENTS Of U kinds are best found through "The Review" Want Ad Section. Little advs. bring big re turn l, becu5 everybody rea -a them. VOL. XIV. ROSKIU RG, OREGON, SATI'ltll.W KVKMNCi. JAM AHY . 101. Xo. SOi rp lug ilmt his anguish and remorse rHKiM'iK r.iix ra m.msi tw Hail become greater tnun ne coui-i i'i hum ..r. .ii i r ii.r.v. l hear uiul that he had no hope ..f leniency. The confession was kepi Waller Christie, the Southern Fa 7 IV rr Rev. Richesoa Admits Murder ol "Avis Linoell Rebel Army of 30,000 Marching Toward Cily a see ret, until today by his attorneys, citle striker accused of assault au.l ; who wll: ue their utmost endeavors battery upon Joseph l'uwola. a to secure a life sentence tor tneir stiiKeureaKer. was aujuugeu giun client, after a trial before Justice Marnier Uicheson Is .14 veurs of age and this ufternoon and was nued .., i was born and reared near Lynch- which lie paid. Attorney J. O. Wut- burs, Va. As a young man he went son arted as counsel for the defend . 10- Carroll C'ountv. Mo., where h.' ant The prosecution was conducted i worktd lor a lime as a farm haud. by District Attorney llrown and was j Then he decided to become a minister equally as vigorous us his prosoct.- 1 and went to St. Louis, where he tion Friday of l'uwola, who was Hue 1 AYfUKH ftPP IliS I IP worked us a mntorn-an to get enouirh 12"i for tarrying a concealed ttitliUUU Ul L.U U.J i uionev to pay his way through YVii- weapon. Puwola's attorney. Dexter I n,..., i,.u..n run,..'.) hi l.iliertv. Mi). Kice. action on Instructlous from V. From there he went to a theological I). Kentou. chief attorney for the semlnarv at Newtown, Mass. He waj Southern Pacific Company In For.- I PolSOntd HiS SW.fnUil tO COttea admitted to the Baptist ministry ai land, gave notice this afternoon that n. , Fjdhllnil RrDrWFd it Hiuli W IU1.VU..U in? un.vu.u.. v 1 the Third Baptist Church ill St. Louis he would appeal his client a rase 10 DlUOUJf rigUUUg liCUt'CU 11 11. HE I I In 1902. the circuit t ourt. Attorney Rice Is ronnuent mat a FEINT, YUAN TELLS MANCUUS Anottr.r Crime and to Marry Boston Heiress ItOllHEHV OK KOmihllX PACIFIC OVERLAND WAS WOltK OK OXK MAN'. fair-minded jury will not convict ; Puwola. This conlldence seems to i he shared by a great deal of public , ; sentiment sentiment thnt was re- - U. S. Troops at Manila Held Ready (or Sailing REDDIN'C posses and ' 'fleeted by a meeting of Commercial e, . . . ., , , 3. Cal.. Jan. .-Sher.ff's club citizens Friday evening, who do- ST ' ' f enlng RovlewL railroad detectives are ...., , rttll8,ic tonus the nsser- . ..K1'N- ""' Terrified by i seaichlng the rough country sur- tjon of ,)lBtru.t At,0rney llrown dir.'- " ' .T.r'V.7J- kln. the Manchu princes summoned that the people may be aroused to rlht in a given case finally to si ouiu ue " Premier Yuan, who reassured them sound, high thinking, and that tho Y" w newer or not the decision or '1 J ?V T .hi. ! ' , ' ; "'" dispatches that the I legislative and executive officers may court h. to be accepted as bind ducted their strike. A committee n: ....., ' .." ' ... I... . . . .. In. In nrdnr tn iim i.ii. ,h. i-..,..,n-,.li.l Clnh lu liili.il 'n 'eoc. aniiy ineaili iu menace .Mill- iiuw men ii.iru.ious ui .nnj.iis, nil --- - . - . ., ..! ,,l,., .,, ...... ,i.. ih. luniia'. min.iiaa vul tlia u-hft.. UW..H. Ullltl IOr UOUUie. UrOVlSlOll U,.i,'.irila nt,lrr.f,ltlt0- 120(10 hllVe . ..... ft. . t..b. ., I.e.... offered for the rant it re of tlie',., . in,m.i uv nnrl it ! ""'I' "" Hdvance. (Bpeclal to the Evening Review). BOSTON, Mass.. Jan. 0 Rev. Clarence Virgil Tlmnipson Klchesoii, former pastor of the lmmanuel Bap- .... k l" , " in. h "i capture the lone bandit who robbed leased that be murdered l is -7 ;!lhe niai, car on -Southern Pac.l)e old sweetheart. Avis Limiell. foi . Oregon Express, which crime he was to have been ! ,ral" '" B placed on triul on the l..th of this! '1' ', month. TheV confession wiib nounced by IlKiesnn's attorneys, who gave no poisoucil llie Kin iu k-i it.. . . ,. i. ...... , ,.,.. : ... hr nni f.f the wav so he could mart"' fc.inipiive aim ,.os.. ., , tt.r or piiunc conoemnauon ... . . v. ,i .'. u...inn h..ir.w ... more man usual education. whom he was engaged at the time of his arrest. A Crime llerore the .niirilrr. , .,,,, m.,iin mii rierk Rhehi Miss Liunell and the clergyman ! 0 ,B han(l8 o Ma clerk War were engaged for some time and 11 hi , Hi)er Helnrlch with their declared that he Induced her lo par- handkerchiefs. The feet of the HITS "CHAMPED" tXll llTS; state that a legislative act la uncoc-. SAYS ItFKKltKNDl M ItKMEDY. stltutlonal. but only provided tne (tower Is exercised with the Colonel It.MMevelt III Outlook K.li- " wisdom and self restraint. toriiil. Asks Means Whereby Peo- courts coutlnue to use It with the pie Can I'm Iji on Statute recklessuess they have shown toj It.Hiks. often In the past It la almost luevl- table that efforts will be made to NEW YORK, Jan. 5. A reteren- amend or abolish It. 1 know, for duiii law whereby the people may Instance, that so fur as 1 am per place upon the statute books laws sonally concerned. I earnestly hope which even the courts mav not de- ' 8 the next .New York stai-J claie unconstitutional Is asked todav constitutional convention provision, by former President Theodore Itoose- Incorporated Into the constitution velt in a sensational copyrighted ar- which will enable the people to do tlcle. "Judges and Progress," iu the l''de for themselves by a popular bal rurrent issue or The Outlook. " a,ter due deliberation, and, Cnless such a referendum la finally, without appeal, what the law granted. Roosevelt believes, the tln.e ' ,ne ,and ahall be In cases such us will come when the courts' bands tho 1 nve mentioned, where the will be tied and the power to pass courts of the state have refused to upon the legality of laws will bo a,low " people to establish Justice taken away from them. 1a,,d equity." Question Right to Kill lw. Itemedy la Referendum. Thnt courts should decide points Roosevelt's remedy Is the referen ralsed under the law, but that they dum. should not have the right to kill the "'et 'h 'ato courts flrat decide," law Itseir unless It Is so flagrant a he 8a- "l'nUestlouably such deel violatinn of the constitution as to be 8lon" IU carr' 8rt weight with the Incapable of argument, la the former People; certainly in no rase will they President's belief. He savB: .lightly and wantonly overturn then.. Experience of 25 years has shown "ut tllcre "hould be secured to them WM BLAST KILLS East and Middle West Suffer in Blizzard's Crip 50 BELOW ZERO IN CANADA It Is tin- iiy kh'iu s a ' n. ht.er. who. bv the description given : : :,,i.,i ,.., ,ho ,t...e,,i nr the Kl,mv" '""' the retieia really in details oilier than mat me : , ', ',, .....i,.....,. i ,..,. ' " " ,., . , . . lei minister l.oisoned the Kill to gel ' Vr' "'.'" ,"'."", ' nisinci ..o. i.e, ... .....,... Man- lid to attack Peking or nre merely relating to bring the .Munchus to nersons ol.el.lv characterise the Dis- .,..., wer . .. are repor.eu Holds l u Clerks. 1 trip. ...nrnev's remsrk as a nlav of ? n"ve "'on K,,le" 8 "H,,le at The robber entered the mall car ! ,.- Hankow yesterday, and fighting to ut Red limn and ai me noun oi a ticlpate ill a secret marring?, the mp wpre Ma(,pd ln" eniily mall Backs CLARK THE COMIXti MAX. (Coming. Cal.. Observer.! destroyed. From these trains The San Francisco Star, by far the " troops. Independent of their ol... ,.f M,.., Frnn. lsi n miners, coiiimanuer. were muKlllg an enon io movement for good mav come M uia ne mnuo that such a votrt naught, and Injustice be perpetraled should not be taken wlthlu, say, nix because certain Judges of certain months after the derision. Then. It courts, steeped ill some outworn the people voted to sustain the decl polltlcal and social philosophy total-l alon' we" aml Kd; If they vottd Iv iiiisiiiinrehend their relations lo against It, then their action Bhould the people and the public, needs. b accepted as the ultimate court of Statements May He (iurbled. appeal, and shall be binding on all "I ain aware that no matter how Male Judges unless the Supreme Inw lliu u-hen ln nf ll,.,lr in.li.u rnref.lllv I iiliaril wll.lt I anv It IH l-Plirt Of tll6 MlllOn BCtB 111 the CIW, m sreiiresented by certain naners for," " aiiuciuig me .auouni the deliberate purpose of misleading lonstltulimi .day is expected there. I he imperial forces were evarunr legitimacy of which Is in doubt Ai-1 an( tl(l(1 ther( c ,hen wplt throuj;!. 1 8av8 ,lllt If Taft were nominated by "'""H tu Hankow. The revolution, ter her tragic death by cyanide oi , the nU((1 rall(,V A ,he train pulled ,he Republicans and either Clark or sis auacked them furiously. Inflict poiasoiii.n i.u.su... .... . . Redding Rhein succeeded iniiillson receives the Democratic . loosing his gag and gave the alarm, nomination It will support the Detmi- tti. i i.wi.a Two stations. Cottonwood and An- cratc nominee, but If La Follette lr . .. . .. J..-,. uro onrt i.l enrh ,.f u l.ll.. .luo .....I I In... , HKAI) TO SAIL. closed the fact that she was in a del; cate condition. The theory was ad vanced that she took the poison in the belief that it was a drug to pre vent her from becoming a mothei. This belief was doubtless bused tn the false representation made to her by Rlcheson, who bought the iipison for her. Efforts of detectives to learn where the poison was purchased re sulted successfully, when Williatn Huhn. a druggist of Newton Center, gave out the Information that . he sold a large quantity of cyanide of potassium to Rev. Rlcheson, who told him at the time ho wanted :o kill a dog that hud been annoying him. The arrest of the minister fol lowed, the police finding him at the home of his rich fiancee, .Miss Ed munds, who Is now devoting her time and fortune of snii.iiiin to charily work among New York City's ten( inent dwellers. Suicide Attempt Fails. Three weeks ago Rlcheson ol- honest anil conservative citizens luMi the. belief . that I am advocating some- thing radical, revolutionary and de structive to the governmental system People Must Klx Policy. "The ieople must have the right ultimately to deride for themselves what great lines of (.overnmeutal and that 1 am making an attack upon I"'"' are to be followed by Ihe state. these the robber ordered Rhein tOjn)on or 80Im. such Is nominated by WASHINGTON. Jan. 6. Advised .i,- w .h n.il n. ..Kiial ho a t.i .., i.-,.. it .'ill ,..,.,rt I .:. that the Fifteenth Infantry is pre disarm any possible suspicion els -j Follette; If. however. Taft is nonil- I'ared to embark at Manila for China the Judges. But I feel that it Is mv highest duty to sienk plainly on n Bubjert so vital to the common welfare." Roosevelt holds thai the altltuili where on the train, of his present-? ated to oppose Harmon the Lord ..e,,.., ,...e... .....,.. .... . ...e ,.eU,..e vUu..- In the car. I only knows what it will do-or words ""'"-V that they did not know when should be olio or appreciation and re- The robber Is described as a man ,0 ihat effect. The observer doesn I !' oops would be ordered to sail, spect, "but not an attitude of se-. rt U nphua li irh n.trt . U . .. .I.......I. Tho lt,r ni,ill " . n.in. i nt-j n.,..,,. uc, ...c u , . i . . .. . . . . , . o they heard from Minister Calhoun. MORE I .OS IXDHTMEXTS IIYXAMITEItS. ANdEI.ES. Jan. about weighing about 1 ".0 pounds, about 3t' j teel uneasy; the chances arc very years of age. He wore a dark bine much In favor or Clark or Wilson or black suit cut In the latest pat-' preferably the former and if Lu tern, with soft white shirt nud blacK Follette should bo nominated in op- ...... . . I.I.... 1.1.. .... ...ll.,.,lU u-lll I ... I.USI.1..I1 " ... ....... .... ........... l.l....,,.., ... 1 ... 1- . l. I .,.hl,. Ills hands were npiiarently somi--'i,e a detriment to lis iMplriinta. """' ........... ...r. ...n.K,..H j . . " ' ' -'"-" what weather beaten, hut soft and , Mark seeins to be the coining num. """""V ""' , , ''V''lte were fixed by decisions of the Sn .rem. Idently not Inured lo hard labor, h? has been coming fur years, slow- " " " ' ' ' , ,' ' j i V!, 1 i Tn h . . . i t i. ti.J r Iv. bill surely, and Willi political . . . i. . i 1 1 V Z .. . ....... purity and personal honcHty Ihat can Stands With Lincoln. I have never taken a position lu AtiAIXST advance of Abraham Lincoln, who I said:" 'If the policy of the Uovem- f. Two men! on vital questions affecting the ASHLAND HOY KILLS PLAYMATE IIY ACCIDENT. not be denied. n SI'XDAY AT THE CHI ISCHES. Presbyterian, Rev. .1. E. Ilurkhart, pastor. Sahbnlh school at IU a. m.: hands of the l uiled Stntet Marshal own rulers, having to that extent for service. While no names are practically resigned their government given out, there fa strong reason for . Into the hands of that eminent Hi the heller Ihat Ihe indictees are the hiinul.' " same ones who wern indicted InM i Roosevelt says that Judges may week. I Judicially Interpret the statutes to Pluiiil.iiig Ti ut Eiijoliiel. i Bee whether they conform to the Federal Judge Wellborn today IB- ' fundamental law of the land, but sued an iiijuiuiUn In favor of til ' t lint this power. If abused, is certa'n to lead to Its withdrawal. He then goes on to say: blood poisoning, which was relieved rt,.llt occurred. The Boyd hoy car-. am VK worship You a.e T,le combination has for years. It Is Speaks of Judges' Function, by the prompt action of surgeons. ried a sholgiin nnd the Bagley boy s 4iaV in vit'rl to attend all or alleged, controlled all of the bus!- " am Bpeaklng of the iieruliar Yesterday it was reported that the ..n wag a 30-30 rifle. The bullet .. .'........ .,. ...,.1 i.ri.. . ness In their line on the Coast. function of the American Judge, a minster was rnving In his cell. It penetrated the right breast of youii f..!,..,,! ' function possessed by no oilier Judge ASHLAND. Or.. Jan. !. Alexander Hovd. aged IS. was accidentally Bhot and killed by Raymond Bagley. an- templed to commit suicioe 111 jiu. 0th,.r boy or about the same age, na mornn worship at 1 1 o'clock: vming bv aashlng himself with a piece of iiclin.in street In this city loday. I , ..... ,, . k :!ii ,, ... 'even- tin. He accompiisneu iiu.i.iiik ...... v -lne two poys were reiurniiiK iiooi-; - wor8hlp at .''JO o'clock Splen- i.overiiiiiein nn.i u.i...i.i ...e than the creation of a bad case cf froln a ra,i,it hunt when theacci- d,5 mill.1(. .... thp 't'liir at both mom- nllp(l Coast plumbing trust.' was yesterday thut he made his con- i;0vd and caused almost inslan ression of the crime of murder. He ,t,.;l h. Just how the accident oc told the material facts of the crime rrrni will be Investigated by the In a letter to his attorneys, explain- coroner's Jury. MclhiHlKt Episcopal, South. DETEtTIVE IU HNS OX DEFENSE the world the function of d.:- K. M. Mears. iiaslor. Sabbath school 'daring whether or not the peopl at 10 a. .; preaching a. 1 I a. m. an 1 . '"-?;1.,V' u.V;nTn ' "V rl " " IX INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 6.- 7 :.'!() p. by the pastor. ' 1 League at 6: III) p. 111. Week-of-pniy p. Burns, the detective, placed under deem of vital Importance. I am FOR TEN DAYS COMMEINCIINCl Monday, Jan. 8, 1912 Every Thing in the Store Cut to Cost All hard wheat Fiour .l.2.-. All bulk Tea. per lb Il.r All :.c Soaps. 24 bars fl.lll) Cold Dust Washing Powder iSnr Citrus Washing powder )c M. J. B. Coffee. 3 lb. can I).V Colden West Coffee. 1 lb H.Te M. J. It. Coffee. 1 lb 3.V P. S. Shrimps. 2 for P. S. Corn. '2 for 1!V P. S. Tomatoes. 2 for Carnation Milk Die Suniise Milk. 3 for iV ('.mind Asparagus. Diamond W.U.V-Kt-llncg's Corn Flakes. 3 for . . . .V Diit.ii Cleanser. H for 1I.V SariiineB. 1 :c cans UN Tea Harden S.'.rup. W gal I.V Eagle Milk I.V Col Oat Flakes c P. S. R.tislns. I lb UN lilape Nnts. 2 for 2.1r Arm Hummer Soda, 4 for V- 2 or. Ili''le Um'in Extract I.V ; i C. :ti" Vanilla Exlrai t . . . ,HV Magic Yenit. 7 for 21 V Schilling's Tea. I lb H.V Schilling's Tea. S lb ak- THFsE PI1H F.s ARE Foil CASH ONLY. HENRY EASTON GROCER (ipJ.X KYFNINt.s INTIL'TnKL .111 NORTH JACK SOX STREET. services will be held In this church unesi. iu..o...K ...e -......--.. . ... speasing 01 uie jk.- . ,., ....... nn T..ert-,v ninht You will Hud a 'I"" mrety company on Burns bond or his position, dit-lares that the peo- cordial I welcome awaiting vou at all "f 1.''' to Insure his appearanc? ,,1, s a whole have or have not the o??he..rv7.!."cw ontbe.hargeorkMnaiipingtheMc. riKh, , , out a given policy , Samaras. Burns Immediately went a power which may give one luau, "SI tieorge's Church Rev Charles '"'o court on a habeas corpus writ, three men or five men the right to u-iiQl.nii..ilMr r... ior The first Sun- 1 tinlllfy the wishes or an enormous Wilson iiuker. rei tor. i m ins. ....... .-in i LTTi- i i.vtivi l u Torn ....... u.. ...... ...... .-li.... rt,.v nfler Kulnhaliv. oy Com- - ' -';'.; ' iiiaj... .ijr u. v,.. niunlon at 7:llu a. in.: Sunday school at 9:45 a. in.; Holy Communion rt II a. m.; evening prayer at 7:llu. All are cordially Invited to these ser vices. Huiitisl, Rev. W. H. Eaton, pastor. Butidav school at 1" a. in ; preach-1 Ing at 11 a. m.: B. Y. P. I', at ti:.i) f -- . p. m.; preaching at 7:Su p. in. Rev. lnlnrn I hpntPf C. II. McKee. ot M( Mlnnville. will 1 14I4- M. IICCl preai h In the morning. The pastor. will preach in the evening. You will ( find a cordial welcome at in.se se. vlces. Come and see. Christian Science. Services eve-y Sunday at 1 1 a. m . and every Wed nesday at 7:ll p. m. Subject for Sundav. Jan. 7. is "Hod." Readin,: room In same building, oiien Tuesday. Thursday and from 2 11. m. to 4 p. III. Invited to attend the services and visit the reading room. I'nlon Week ill Prayer. Plan to attend these services. Tl. follo-ing m-hedul" will be ol.-erv.-d Monday. Jan. x. at M E. Church Rev. W. H. Eaton, leader: subject. "Personal Faithfulness " Tuesday. Jan. . at M. K Ch 'r. li. South. Albert Abraham, b-ad'-r: fci jt. "Church or Christ " Wednesday. Jan. l. ai Pr-i -terian Church. Alex Mclean, bad.-" ubiect. "Foreign Mission. " Thursday. Jan. II. at Dspilvl Church. Rev. K M. Wests, bail.-, subject. "Home Missions." Friday. Jan. 12. at (lirltin. Church. Rev. J E Burkhart. leader. siibl-t. "The Home and School." The services will begin pronip' v at 7:.1o each evening Let lis pi;--i to-attend all these services J. X. MCONNEI.L.' Secy. Roseburg Ministerial I nloti I hold, with Lincoln, that we are un- fit to be called a free iaople If w. permanently surrender the right lo shape our destinies und place this right In the hands of any men n H responsible to us. "What I have advocated Is not revo lution. It Is not wild radicalism. It It the highest nnd wisest kind uf conservatism." n- . KI'THEIII.IX NEWS. (The Sun). J. F. Lose and F. II. Wnlte will leave tomorrow ror Sun Francisco on business mailers. The Smith Furniture & Hardware Company, conducted by Lloyd 11. and E. M. Smith, made an assignment the first or the week tor the benefit of their creditors. Herbert Wilson Hunt was born near Oukland, Oregon. March 211 IH7II. and died December 110, 1911 after a lingering Illness. He left besides his children to mourn his de mise, four brothers nnd one sister, J. L. Hunt and Mrs. Rebecca It. Thornton, or this county, A. F. Hunt, of Portland, and Chnrles H. and (ie-j. W. Hunt, ol Florida, and a host or Mends. Business and Train Senice riraljz d Chicago Cnarilles Doable to Meet Demands ( Special to the Evening Review). CHICAGO, Jan. 6. With the ther mometer 10 below lero this morning, Chicago and the Middle West is en during the sixth day or ccbi with no relief In sight.- The present cold spell is the worst In five years here. The condition or the poor Is extreme ly pitiful, many or Ihe leading chari ties being com pel led to turn scores or Buffering people away. Train ser vice Is demoralized and business is at a standstill. Itlixznrd SvrccM St. Louis. ST. LOCIS, Mo.. Jan., 6. Fo ir deaths and appalling Buffering are i few of the results or the terrific billiard which swept down on this city today. It was 4 below lero at 8 o'clock this morning and it waj predicted' that the temperature would go at least six degrees lower before night. Trains are 12 hours behind. New York Shivers. NEW YORK CITY, Jan. 6 Shiver ing 111 a temperature of 8 degrees above sero. this city Is suffering from the coldest day In years. All munici pal shelters for the poor are over crowded. 411 to 51) Below In Canada. WINNIPEG, Can., Jan. 6. It is r.O below xero at White River, on the north shore or Lake Superior to day. Throughout the Canadian West temperatures range to 41) below. Many trains are stalled and engines are going dead. l"t"l"t"I"I"l"l"I"l"t"t"I"I"I"I"I"t"l"t- TO THE PI Itl.lC. NEW MEXICO ADMITTED ' 1XTO I NIOX; MAY HE KOll TAFT. WASHINC.TGON, Jan. 6. Presi dent Tatt today signed the proclama tion which olficlally admits Now Mexico lo statehood. The President's action was probably hastened by the visit here of a committee of New Mexicans, who called the President' attention to a recent Bweeplng Repub lican victory In their state. It Is be lieved the state will Join the "reac tionary" column. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew llossen and the hitter's mother, Mrs. levins, ar) here from Elkton attending at tho bedside of their daughter and sister. Miss Dollle Levins, who Is In Mercy Hospital for an operation ror appen dicitis. o- Croup Can lie Prevcnteil. When given as soon as tho crotinv J. The First TriiBt A Savings cough nppenr Chamberlain's Cough 4. Hunk or Roseburg will he open 4. Remedy will ward off an attack ot on Saturdays from 7 p. m. to 4. rr0up and prevent all danger atij 8 P- ni. . cause of anxiety. Thousands ot mothers use It successfully. Sold l,,J,,!"t,,I"I"!"l"!''!',I,,!,,!,,I,,I,,!,,!"I,,I"l by sll dealera. C DESI I I r. II AM1H.AI-. Citizens. DANVILLE. III.. Jan. 6. Senntor -The ordinary Judge comes to a Robert M. La Follette closed hlii modem trust, railroad corporation Illinois campaign here at Joe Can- or other case affecting the conditions nnn s home today. He is still weaK nf labor or Ihe reforms demanded from Illness, hut able to travel. (n modern bocIuI and Industrial llf. I .. ! .'';.. ... - h. I ' with a mind obsessed bv rules of law. He trleB to cramp a great pub lie question to fit rules devised for s suit on a promissory note or a trer pass rase. "Why Is a Judge able to decide ordinary lawsuits? Because he knows something of the actual llf out ot which they arise. That rare rase, a trust rase. Involving such subjects as workmen's compensation or excessive hours of labor, is a prob- admlulstratlve statesmanship the law not only tall Islon In such a caa . but In fact disqualifies the Judge for the work. He Is constantly attempt ing to apply to It rules which were devised for controversies between man and man." Roosevelt goes on to show hoA the Supreme Court of New York killed the worklngmen's compensa lion law. and the laws governing tenement houses, ss "unrotiBtltiitlon- ' al decisions that were blows to d--- ' cent citizenship, to the effort to I achieve genuine reform and to the genuine betterment of social condi tions ot so severe a nature thst Its mischievous efforts csn hsrdly b- over estimated." He does not ques tion the Integrity of the court which killed these laws, but adds: People Have First Right. ' I hold that if the majority of the neonle. after del.berallon. decide I"1 Icbsmplon such social and economic 1 reforms, they have the right to see ' ther.i ensrted Into Isw snd to become ! part of our settled Government F. M Mnrsan. of Dixonville. w. s' ... I policy. In town this morning visiting wl h h Back to regular I'lCture I TO- lie continues: brother. E. E. Morgan, snd attending M,.,(,u ViL 1 "I believe It Is an advantage to to business mslters. ( gram, Monday Mght. have fixed In the courts the power to TONIGHT Readiii : - or excessive houl '::ziMu Friend from S-SS"-.' Everybody. j to aid In a dec! Australia Comic Opera :RATt10t1DTArSC0 1 Tomorrow Night SUNDAY That College Boy Comic Opera Suits at Cost ln order to niak a clean iwip ot our cut In- milt line we will oiTi-r thin week a Biwvial on Suits at Cost Kvrry Nult In HtrMly u.i-tn-diife and rhpau fnotth at our rKH lr prlrp. We are determined to carry nothing over. THE LEADER HAIR. AND SCALP TREATMENT FACIAL MASSAGE HAIR DRESSING MANICURING BARGAINS IN Real Estate! I hate a number of aertal line buys tn city and ranch proper tln. My Ilftt la moat complete. I have what you am looking for. 1 write all kind of tntiir;inet. Injure your hounehold furniture. J. W. CAMPBELL 1 "Live Wire" Real Estate Mid. 1 1 1 Cass StreeL
