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Newspaper Page Texti PROGRESSIVE Ai Roseburg leads the Southern Oregon towns In p repressiveness no TU Review leads all newspaper of the lame section. EVIEW I INVESTMENTS Of all kind! are beat fonea through "The Review" Want A Section. LlttU ads. bring big re turns, becauaa everybody reede them. VOL. XV. KOSEI1UUG, OREGON, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMUKlt 2:1, 10IS No. 254. POUGLAS COUNTY'S INEXHAUSTABLfi NATURAL RESOURCES AND CLIMATIC ROSEBURG HONORS Greeks Repulse Tarkih Fleet, Bui Lose en Land FIVE-DAY FICHT AT JAMS A Another Session of I' ace Ctr(-Rice Frttii,ess Itt.i y S:iuis to bi Piaying Fur Tims (Special to The Evening Review). CONSTANTINOPLE, Doc. 23 Re- the seat of government from Cal cutta to Delhi. MADEHO VNAIILE TO KEEP DOWN REREL ELEMENT. WASHINGTON', Dec. 23. State Department dispatches indicate a re newal of rebel activities In tho states of Moreloa nnd Pueblo, Mexico. Rebels are threatening towns and tho Btates of Durango and Zacatecns. 1 WILSON'S CAUINET, AS PRE DICTED IN WASHINGTON. WASHINGTON, Dec. 22. Al-' though President-elect Wilson has said that he will not announce the personnel of his Cabinet much before March 1. it is believed hero In Wash ington thai be has almost, If not fully, determined who his advisers will be. It conies from a source ex ceedingly close to Mr. Wilson thnt I he following are most likely to be chosen. Secretary of State, William J. Bry an, Nebraska. Secretary of the Treasury, Henry Morgeuthau, Now York. Secretary of War. Representative ports that the Turkish warships were Mitchell Palmer. Pennsylvania. defeated in a new attempt to run Secretary of tho Navy, Harry St. the Creek bloikade of the Dardan- George Tucker, Virginia, elles are confirmed. The damage Isj Attorney-General, William F. Mc not learned. It is reported that the fnnilis New York, or W. A. Glasgow, Greeks were repulsed with heavy Ions at Janlna, after five days or bloody lighting. ADRIAXOPI.E l-ltOlll.MM STILL - IILI1CKS PEACE TERMS. - , LONDON. Dee. 23. Another con ference of the Calkan-Turkish peace envoys was held today without I noticeable result. None of the envoys.! would discuss the matter, but it was admitted that both sides want fur ther time to consult their govern ments. Itcfore the conference. Dr. Daneff, of the Itulgarinn delegation, stated that unless the Turks withdrew their demand for the privilege of revlelunl Ing Adrianople war would he re sumed Jr.. Philadelphia, Postmaster-General, Josephus Dan iels. North Carolina. Secretary or the Interior, ex-Governor Osborn, Wyoming. Secretary of Agriculture, Repre sentative Ilnrleson, Texas. Secretary of Commerce nnd Labor, Representative Redfield, New York. I'.l MH'till ATTACKS HIS WIFE; DAI GHTEK USES A SHOVEL OX HIS HEAD. Hleeding profusely from gaBbes In his scalp and so heavily under th i influence of liquor that he could not sland without assistance, Ed Lough, a well known resident of South Deer Creek, was brought Into the city The allies oppose the Turkish re-1 this afternoon and locked up In the quest for the provisioning of Adrian- j county jail to await arraignment on ople. not only for the reason that lt;an expected charge of threatening to would give the enemy a great ad-j kill, with his wire as the complain vantage in event of resumption of ant. In a drunken frenzy HiIb morn fighting which would not have heeniug. Lough, who Is the father or six earned by arms, but on technical children, attacked his wife viciously, grounds, because the delegates have knocking her down and pulling hand not tho power to reopen military mis of hair out of her head. Their questions which the Tchatalja con-'eldest daughter, about 15 years of ferees who signed the armistice dealt age. went to her mother's rescue with with. '.ilj a heavy firo shovel and struck her Allies Prepared, They Say. j brutal father over the head three Resumption of warfare is another times, laying his scalp open and caiisr step which tlie allies do not invite, Ing him to desist from beating Mrs. but for which they profess to ho pre- Lough. Tho smaller children of tho pared. While suspicion exists that family brought a nearby neighbor to the Turks have been sparring to gain the house and he subdued Lough and lime since the conference assembled brought him to town In a buggy, ten rlavs niro. the consensus of onin- Mrs. I .nn eli sent word that she would Ion is that the Turkish government also come to town at once and swear will conclude peace and that r'"'.H " ' PauW'l J.-.;i.trz 1 U 1 mi w-,w . - i COURT MATTERS. One of the recent Indictments gainst the Roseburg llrewlng & Ice Company, charging violation of the local option law, was followed by a formal arraignment In the circuit court mis morning, through E. B. Hermann, attorney for tho defend ant. Plea will be entered Friday. A bond of 500 was furnished. In the case of the Flret National Bank against E. R. llanan, all evi dence was completed nt a late hour last Saturday. Judge Harris now has the case under advisement. In the case of George P. Felts against J. D. Boyer. the nlalntlff oh- , talned a decree quieting title to real ty involved. HEDPORDRATKL&W CHICKEN, CHICKEN. political situation lu dictates that course. vic Fourteen cents per lb., dressed. :! EASTEKNIoit III'YH the to a complaint ngalnst her husband, we nave fine ones, tattonetl especial-:4 KIMCXIinwiOlt STOCK Constantinople t Is reported that Lough has threat ened several times to kill his whole fnmlly. :it()Y OK INDIA TARGET OF, " : DOMlt THROWER. N. Nelson, of Peel, was transacting CALCl'TTA, India, Dec. 23. business in town today. Karon Charles Hardinge. viceroy ofi c. II. Lake, ono or the substantial India, was struck but not seriously citizens of Riddle, was In this city Injured by a bomb today. The assas- today. sin fled to ( lit? hills, whero he js re- Mrs. Henry Enston left this after ported to bo surrounded.' ,noon for Portland, where she will Hardinge was able to continue to spend the holidays. Delhi, where the Durbar is progress-j Toys, dolls and games, a choice Be ing. It Is believed the attack on him , lection nt moderate prices at the was Inspired by the recent change In Roseburg Book Store. ly for our Xmns trade, .lack Dawson Poultry and Produce Market, 507 N. j 4 Jackson street. 1 4, ItAXCII Edit 1(1.1(1,000. I. REAL ESTATE TIIAXSFEKS. W. L. Nichols to R. C $105; part of lot 2, Maple to Riddle. W. E. Marlon lo J. Swank, $10;i.i, 10 acres sec 9, 24-5. .j. Abraham Thrush to J. L., nnd A. 'j. 13. Stanley, 10; 113 acres at Camas .j. VUllC.V. Review Want Ads. living Results A $20 Suit or Overcoat for $15 T1TFORM Thinking of a new suit and overcoat for the Holidays? . Now is the time to buy never have we shown so many handsome patterns of styish suits and overcoats for $15.00 You can't afford to miss looking at the exceptional values beautiful greys, browns and Inns; strictly hand tailored, fit perfectly. You would guess these Biilts to be priced $20. on, ir they were not priced $15.00. Don't forget these suits and overcoats are kept pressed fre9 of any charge to you, too means much to you In the end of a year nearly tho price ot the suit. Just received a new lot of Black Velvet Hats which sell for $2.50 Also new lot of Stetson Hats Black Velours. Harth's Toggery 'Iff,, tlwinunn.l ,l..lt.... -r or Eastern capital went into f- Douglas Couuly real estate to- ') day when Fred A. Stewart, ol Howard, .j. Minneapolis, bought for the 'ark Add. .j. sum mentioned Rose & Henry's slock ranch of 2450 acres neur Edcnbower, two and a hnlf miles north of Roseburg. Im mediate possession was taken. The plans of the buyer are not '4- nnnounced. but It Is reported 4 that be contemplates suhtllvld 4" ing the laud Into small tracts 4- and placing It on the market 4 Tor houicseekors and small In ! veslors. Though used prlmar 4 lly in the past lor stock rais-4- Ing. the land, which bordera 111 4 pa" on Die Umpqua River, Is highly adapted to general 4- fanning and Inilt growing. .. Hlmes A Oliver, the local real 4 estate firm, engineered the denl. This Ik the I bird big laud I transaction they have brought 4 about during the present year. 4 Together, the deals Involved I. an aggregate of r.500 acres and .. considerations totalling $KHl,- POP, ali contributed by Kastern 4 Investors. WW-l-H-l-H-W-l-H'Hi M NA'I IC (ilVES QI'INE KOHIIO IX CHECKS; HACK TO ASVI.I'.M HE HAS (iOXE. HENRY HANOEKT AOAIN lililllM) PRISON IIAUS. Aged Dmiglus County Fugitive Ciiplurcd at Caiiyolivllle na Ho Ijiys In lied. Henry llungert, the aged Cow Creek rancher who wns sentenced to the Oregon penitentiary early In 1911 and escaped Irom the state asy lum for the Insane two months ago. Is once more behind burs. Ho was captured at the home of W. White, nn old acquaintance, near Canyon vllle, Sunday night, by Deputy .Sheriff C. C. Heals and George Alhro, marshal of Canyoiivlllo. llangert was In bed when the ofri cers arrived. Ho submitted quietly nt first, but when led out of his bed room to the lower floor of the house he put up a despernto struggle and had to be handcuffed. This after noon bo wns brought to Roseburg nnd lodged In the county Jail to await the coming of an asylum at tendant to take blm back to Salem. After Hangert luft tho asylum, where ho wns employed ns a gard ener, the authorities heard no more of hi in until they received a letter rrom hlia. asking ror his watch, which ho had lert behind. Tho letter was written at Sprlngrield. An attend ant was dispatched fat once lo that city, but when be arrived llangert was gone. In his flight, llangert, who Is past 60 years of age, awam the McKottzIn River, Lane County, bo ho says, adding: "Gee, but tho wator was colli." This was the second time r gert bad gone away from the asy the first occasion he was dl riding on a passenger train former home nt (llendnle. It was suspected from the first nfter his second escape that (llendaln was again bis destination, and In this the officers wero correct, llangert was in ' 'gen y ' dls ed ill) j Ms "I wish you would collect Uicho checks," said a strungi'r walking Into Sheriff (Jnlne's office a week ago and hiking down two pP-ees of paper. One check was for $2800 nnd the n a Sale ," bank and were payable ! -'nt to the penUenllary for "hotlK to "Inlin Doe Weekly" !UI B "'B" W,, ' hl ,0,rm,' r "! ve' eei ' working for Hi r- farm, the tenant having secured he .dent Seiner at the state Insane pl"'e from 1 angert s dlvorc d w fe. ,.ulln, fr the nasi ilL-lit vears." the."" l " uinj u..n. stranger ixplnl I. "and wlwn I left anil when his employ be gave me these checks to pay what be owed me In wages. I haven't ben able In get them cashed, so I derided to turn them over to you, thinking maybe you could colled on them. I am Kleiner's ennfidi'iiiliil man. lie always con snlied ine on matters or Importance." (Juilie promised to look Into the mutter, and the stranger li ft. He wrote In the iihvIii rn Immediately anil pie,i.il Ike Information that tile stranger was Frank Weekly, who bad a short time h'-fore ran away from the nmlum. Weekly was arrested last Saturday morning at a local rooming Imnve. and when the north bound night passenger train left Roseburg that day It carried Weekly bark to Salem for further Important ,.silltallol.s with Htelner Ills rc.rt ..nFih nr checks remained In the Sheriff's office as mementos of In that condition b lias pronounced tendency toward vio lence. Miss Allen, a teacher In the Lane school, went to Medford Huntiay lor holiday visit. rim ill effects of one's gastronomic rents at the dinner table on Cbrlst mim rinv are somewhat minimized If a Judicious amount of raisins or figs are ealen with the other 47 srtlcles of nourishment on hand on that day of days. The llee Hive recommeniiH that you Include In your ord.ir with them a tew or the latiry i-ursuei or Pulled California figs nnd a few bunches of the Fancy Delsla cluster raisins. Sold under tho llee lllv" (liinrnlitee. Phone 81. MARRIED. Wolverloo Overrules Deninrrer of R. R. Commission . ... MAY ENJOIN PERMANENTLY DEWELL HAZKL. At tho home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Marsters, North Roseburg, December 23. 1912, Victor Dewoll and Mrs. I Daisy Hatol, Justice R. W. Mars-' ters officiating. ! Mr. Dewoll is a machinist of Port Townsend, wash., In which city he aim ins urine win reside. Twu Eastern Railroad Presidents 4r ladicltd Ortgoa Postolflce ; Tnlcl Escape iron RENT. Housekeeping apart menis: no children or dogs. 335 (Special to the Evening Review). PORTLAND, Or.. Dec. 23. Fader- nl .Tiiilo-n WnlitnuU. j , . Mrs. ri aIZ. .". L1" ?'?.Q rwnii la a jhi f m i "-"- "itu oy me oiaie Kail- Decker, of Coles Valley, where te S!S ranVoidswe? y' couple are now visiting. th.3lort ."bm. "rh? co'mm"' " , sion Is given until January 6 to ahow PARKS WILKINSON. At Yoncal- cause why a permanent Injunction' la December 2), 1912, Ray W. against the bill should not ba Parks and Pearl Wilkinson, Jus- granted. tlce W. A. Porter officiating. I The contest of the bill is the first o against any measure passed at the Portland Oregonlan: Failure of )uat elecVon- ThB H1" "nes tak Ihe Maryland Casualty Company to lng the lea1 of other wiada ,ln pro pay wages due about 90 laborers yea- to"t uecua "e tariff which was terdny will result In the company's ""'"'""'ed to govern freight carrying bonds being rejected lu the future on the ""tension to Eugene of the by Muyor Rushlight. While the 90 Oregon Electric was returned by the laborers were hounding the Mayor """'" i,oiiiiiiioioii uraiu.u n was yesterday trying to get blm to do not 1,1 conformity with the new Jaw- somethlng so they could get their 1118 tariff BUbmiite(L-4o-- govern wages performed on the Cnnyon ii mi ii -iiiio u ui. uun road sower for tho defunct firm of baBls n8 1b' nnd na been- ,0, Hllllnrd & McGlnnls, the Mayor was n the Southern Pacific. Technically keeping the wires hot between Port- al1 n"m ,hat have not conformed land and Bnltlmore trying to got the their tarlfrs to the Medford freight hondlmr eomnanv which covered the "te bill are equally violating the sewer contract with n bond, "to pay Iaw' ... , . k . . the men. Failure to comply with the1- naio expens uo nm touio u.w.u request resulted in the Mayor's an- Rh ex,4iuiatlpns or defense of the ..,. i.,i ii,. n,ot i.n n,m law. GonerairythayUerm it "weird not only reject the company's bonds legislation, and say Its 'tajriuaare In the future, unloBS the pay Is forth- ! scarcely capable of eiplaiiatiOn.-y-'- coming Monday, but ho will also bring suit to rocovor for the men. (Continued on page I). One More Shopping Day Till Xmas Emblem Jewelry! Rings, Pins, Buttons, Charms, Etc. For Christm as Gifts If you want to give some little tilings for Christina, and still l sure of pleasing the recipient, wo can not recommend any. thing more highly Uinn Emblem Jewelry. These articles are extremely popular lierauiio of the low priced and tlio delight which they carry. Al lluey's you will find a very splendid ansortment of Em blem goods, Including Mm very richest styles In Rings, Pins, HiiltniiH, Cliarnw, Tie tlimp and oilier article suit Able for the Yuletiilo season. Each piece Is of sterling quality, nn tuiirantecd. No matter Ttlinl price you pay here, you mny lie a ro of getting the most Unit money ran buy. Free! $55 Diamond Ring! Get a coupon with every $1.00 purchase you make here till Christmas. Wo give away a $55.00 Diamond Ring on Tues day evening, Dec. 2 till. Ask for full particulars. A. S. HUEY CO. "THE QUALITY STORE" North Rose. i his visit.