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ROSEBCRQ, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 1, 1D1S.
MADERO FINALLY OUT
General Huerta Temporary Head
of Government
DIAZ ULTIMATELY PRESIDENT
Huerta Telegraphs Taft Guarantee of Peace,
Bat Rebel leaders ii Northern Part
of Mexico Dissent
(Special to the Evening Review).
MKXK'O CITY. Feb. 19. The
Mexican Congress today accepted the
resignation nf President Mad"ro and
will elect Diaz provisional president.
According to present plans, Madero
will be examined by physicians, do
clared insane and sent to an asylum
for the criminal insane. When peace
is declared lie will be pronounced
"cured" and banished from the coun
try forever. Meanwhile, Oeneral
Huerta Is acting as military dicUtur.
The city Is comparatively quiet.
Cencral Vil-ioriio Ihierta, former
ly was commander of the- north divi
sion of the army. lie has seen much
service In the present cauip:ii;,n ami
last year fought several cnir.tgcmcni.1
ngttinst tiie Insitrrei-tos under Orozco.
lluerta retired I'i-mui li i ceiiim.-imt
last Iiecembor and a pest In the war
department was offered him. When
tin.' Diaz revolt beg.n in tin1 capital,
Huerta led the government troops
and was named commander of Mexi
co City when Oeneral Villar was
Mounded.
The number of dead as the result of
the fightinir In the capital Is esti
mated at 2un0 and the wounded at
ln.nnn. The ureal majority of these
are not soldiers, but men, women
and children unable to escape the
line ot (ire.
Ilt EltT.V'S KOSV (iVAUANTKE IX
TAIT'S HANDS. j
. ASHINCTUN. Feb. 19. --General)
REMEMBER
THIS
You can secure a
HomeSite
in Roseburg's
Best
Residence
District
on terms that you are un
able to get on io!s in
other Subdivisions, and at
prices that are reasonable.
$5 Cash
$5 Per Month
Buy now, don't wait, de
lays are dangerous. May
Jbe the lots you want will
be sold tomorrow.
Kinney's Addition
HIMES
&
OLIVER
Office adjoining Grand
Hotel. Cass Street
Huerta, head of the provisional gov
ernment In Mexico, today telegraphed
to President Taft as follows:
"I have the honor to Inform you of
the overthrow' of this government.
All forces are with me, and from now
on peace and prosperity shall reign
throughout the Republic."
No confirmation has been received
from Mexico Citv of the reoorts from
Galveston and El Paso, Texas, that j
Gustavo Madero,- brother of the de
posed president, had been executed. I
These reports are believed to be true, 1
however, as despatches earlier In the '
day predicted Ujat Gustavo would be!
snot neiore ingnt. uustavo, ex
minister of finance, was the chief In
stigator of the revolution two years
ago by which his brother overthrew
Dial.
Ernesto Madero, uncle of the
president, escaped from the capital.
111 EltTA WILL HAVE lllfl HANDS
Ft LI- MAKING GOOD.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 19. -An af
termath of the terrific struggle be
tween Madero and Diaz for control
of the Mexican government, which
the State Department said would be
far more dangerous that the actual
struggle, has begun. Secretary Knox
Is closely watching revolutionary
leaders who are reported opposed to
Huerta and Dinz. It either of these
two men remains long at the head of
the government It Is regarled as
certain that a new revolution will
terrorize the nation. The
new
regime will not be recognized unless
Taft is assured of its stability and
ability to Insure peace and protection
to foreigners.
When informed that the Madero
government had been overthrown
and (leneral Huerta named provision-
al president. Colonel Pascual Orozco, Oregon Inn: The State Legislature.
Sr.. and Colonel Andred Garza Gal- or Its majority, has adopted as a war
"iati. revolutionary leaders In the measure the extraordinary plan of
north of Mexico, declared at Laredo, remaining in session beyond the con
Texas, yesterday that the revolution- stitutional limit of forty days so na
Ists in Northern Mexico would not to consider Immediately any possible
approve the selection of Huerta and vetoes of Governor West. No prevl
would continue the rebellion unlesR ous Governor of Oregon has in
nnother is chosen to manage the af- volved himself with a cn-ordinatn
fairs of Mexico.
VERA Cltl'Z, Feb. 19. Hundreds
of American refugees here cancetleu
their bookings for passage to the
I'nlted States when they learned that
.Madero had been deposed.
motherIEedIy"7
careless daughter;
5 CHILDREN MOURN
I Special to the Evening Review).
GKRVAIS, Or., Feb. 19. Mrs. W.
R. Mode, mother of five children,
was accidentally shot and killed by
her ten-year-old daughter today. The
girl had picked up a revolver from a
table, when It was discharged, the
bullet entered Mrs. Mode's abdo
men. She also leaves a husbnnd.
W. II. Atterbury nnd W. L. Henry
today took over M. C. Burleson's
lii-ii k and stone manufacturing plant,
corner Oak nnd Pine streets, and will
commence operations there on March
I. They will do a general contract
ing business In cement nnd building
work in connection with tho manu
factory. Primitive simplicity marked the
hair dri'ssing of tho RoBeburg High
School girls today, all such acces
sories as "rats," switches, etc., being
discarded for tho simple uncoiled
braids of the days of their grand
mothers. This was a voluntary net
on the part of the girls, in accord-
ai with an agreement to that effect
made the previous evening.
Rose-burg Rebeknh lodge Initiated
six new members at their 'regular
meeting Tuesday evening. It also
marked the first occasion for putting
Into use their new nnd beautified
degreo work which was recently
adopted by this lodge. I'nique re
freshments were afterwards served,
under direction of several of the
brothers, the entire evening proving
a very enjoyable one.
MRS. ANISE
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POWKIX OET8 THIRD
4 OF AMOI NT 8l'EI FOR. A
Late this afternoon the Jury
In the case of Fred C. Powell
against the Sutherlln Land 4k JL
Water Company tiled a verdict
awarding the plaintiff Judg- 4.
meat in the of $5600.
Powell demanded 115,000 for
the loss of use of his left arm
through an accident that befell
him while In tho company's
employ. The Jury was out
about 40 minutes. Powell said
be had not made up his mind
-whether to accept the Judg
ment, or appeal to the Supreme
Court In an effort to get more.
A Jury Is now being drawn
to try Owen Osburn, a Rose
burg druggist, Indicted on the
charge of .violating the local
option law.
CHAMBERLAIN WOULD
OPEN LANDS TO ENTRY
(Special to the Evening Review).
WASHINGTON. Feb. 19. Ry the
terms of a bill Introduced in the Sen-
ate today by Chamberlain, alllands
in iiregon wmcn nave neen wnn
drawn or classified as oil lands will
be subject to entry under the homo
stead or desert land laws.
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LKGISLATI'RK VS. GOVERNOR.
branch of the Government in so
strange" nnd inexcusable a way as
has the present executive. Not even
Governor Pennoyer. who had his own
differences with the Legislature, was
on such terms officially nnd person-
ally with Its members as to provoke
retaliation and reprisal. There is no
reconi tnat Governor r-ennoyer
Pennoyer
'd-
Journed nnd then, without excuse or amounting to $22. SO. He tendered the Legislature adjourns it will go Fair woman will not he obliged to
ji'stificatlon, vetoed bills wholesale, in payment the spurious check which Into effect. ' glvo her age when registering If
either to mnke political capital or to was drawn on a bonk at Stnnwood, This bill provides for the sterillza- Hill's bill, passed tonight,- Is con
punish his political enemies. Wash., made parable to "Thomas Hon of habitual crlmlnnls, moral per- curred In by the Senate and signed
The basis of the Legislature's nc- Griffin" and signed by "E. C. Nlkln- verts and degenerates. An hnbllunl by the Governor. Tho Hutise did Its
tlon is wholly the expectation that Bon." Benson cashed It. giving the criminal is described as one who has share tonight by passing the meas-
Governor West will again abuse bis
great trust by a wanton display of
his executive prerogative In n sum-
mary disapproval of many legislative
measures. The Legislature Is entire-
ly within Its rights whi n it prepares
to protect Itself and Its acts. Hut
what 'a reputation for a Governor of
Oregon to have! .
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 19. The
llouse refused today to override
Taft's veto of the IJilllngham-Hur-
nett Immigration bill, providing that
aliens must be able to read and write
their uative language before they
could be admitted to the l'nitcd
States. The Senate yesterday oted
to enact the measure over the veto,
.
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timber to work. Phono lFi. dsw
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MILLINERY
Imported Models and Pattern Hats, Tailored and Dress Hats,
SUITS, COATS, DRESSES AND WAISTS
Underwear, Corsets, Hosiery, Gloves, Neckwear, Hair Goods and Novelties
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, February 20, 21, 22, 1913.
A. DRISKELL
OREGON
TRIAL
Ed Russell Must Serve Prison
Term For Incest
MARRIES PENDING DECISION
D.k, r. e...:.ji.. u ip
nioorais uiuici uito dWlmKT N
Bad Chech Bert Daley Jumps (SCO
Bond; Warrant Oil
Ed Russell, formerly of Ruckles,
convicted in the Circuit Court here
In November, 1911, of the crime of
Incest, must servo the pronounced
penalty of from one to three years in
the state penitentiary. His convlc-
tlon was affirmed by the Oregon Bu-
preme Court in a decision announced that Itsdoes not provide for a closed stead of receiving double time for
Tuesday. His attorney, W. W. Card- season on the 1'mpqua River. The oxtra work the employes shall re
well, will file n petition for a rehear- demurrer will be argued at the con- celve time and a half for working
ng. inn mere is little or no chance
of It being granted.
Russell was accused of being the
father of a babe born to his niece,
Lena Macklln. The case was twice
tried. At the first trial, held In Feb-
ruarv. 1911, t ho ' Jury disagreed,
standing 6 to (i. and was discharged,
after a session of eleven hours. The
second trial, which resulted In Rus
sell's conviction, was hold in No
vember. 1911.
During the pendency of his appeal
to the Supreme Court for a new
trial, Russell hns beenunt liberty' on
bonds nnd has acquired a wife,
Jackson County girl, to whom he was
married nuoui rour months ago.
IhiciU Grocer 'Stuna;."
The Sheriffs office Is endeavoring
to locato a swindler who Tuesday af-
ternoon obtained 20.2r. In money
from r. c. Benson, a local grocer,
on a worthless check for $42.75.
Representing himself as a railroad
section foreman of Dlllard
section foreman of ntllnrd h
stranger ordered a bill of erorcrles
mnn the change.
After the stranger left the grocery
iiOSe Inspection of the check by
Honson revealed that all of the hnnd-
writing. Including the-slgnnture of
endorsement on the bark, was the
Eame. lie immediately decided that
hp iia(i been duned nnd rnuested the
officers to assist him In locating the
man. Lale Tuesday night word was
received here that a mnn answering
the description of the swindler had
gotten off the southbound local train
No. 19, at Medford. while seized with
a real or pretended spasm. When
Benson arrived thete on the .Shasta
Limited this morning the man had
disappeared.
The Information that tho fugltlvo
bad gotten off the train at Medford.
was sent from Ashland after the ni-
rival of the train In that city. By
that time It was too late for the
Medford police to get their hands o
thu fellow. It Is believed ho is head-
ing Tor Californln. If he has not al-
ready reached that slate, and word
has been sent to officers nil along
the line to he on the lookout for him.
Before Train 19 left - Roseburg
Tiiesd.iv evening. Benson went
through the coaches after seeing
through a car window a man wbmn
he thought he recognized as Hie
swindler. When he went through
Ihe cars, however, the man wa no-
where to bo found, he having eviili nt-
v seerMed hlmso.lf iu some way be-
fore tho train ptiiled out.
The swindler, previous to going In-
Open Evenings
to the grocery, endeavored to cash not be sold for Ism than par. War
hit worthless check in Simon Caro's rants may be Issued in lieu of bonds,
store, but Simon refused to do so. ' The building of highways is entlre--'
Dairy Forfeits Bond. ' T under Jurisdiction of the County
! . Bert Daley, Indicted several months
ago on the charge of attempting to
contribute to the delinquency of a
minor, failed to appear In the Circuit
Court this afternoon when his name
was called. His attorney. Albert
Abraham. sUted that he was utterly
without knowledge as to the where-
abouts of his client. Daley's bond or
1500 was declared fnrll-Tnra'"TrnB lvvu ? " P'd 0 L. O.
bench-wtrr-rdr his arrest was
placed In the hands of the Sheriff.
The prosecuting witness against
Daley Is Mildred Casteel, a 14 -year-
old girl, now a ward or the Boys' and
U'fis- Aid Hoc
Girls' Aid Society. Daley is alleged
to have made an attempt to crimln
ally assault her while- she was em-
this city. The case was tried at the
November term of court, but the Jury
fnlted to agree. It was then docketed
for re-trlal at the present term.
, Other Oaes.
Attorney W. W.' Cardwell has filed
a demurrer to' the Indictment against
Hugh Pearson and Bert Taylor,
charging them with Illegal fishing at
the Winchester dam. Cardwell will
attack the statute under which the
Indictment was brought, declaring
ctuston or me Powell damage case,
which. It was expected, would be
given to the Jury about 3:30 this af-
ternoon.
In the rase of Eklund tt Olln
against John II. Markuson, plaintiffs
have beoirn warded Judgment In the
sum ot $886.76.
STERILIZATION BILL SIGNED
BY WEST; BECOMES LAW
NEXT JUNE
Reanes' Noa-Partisan lidgeskip Measure Goes
Thriagh House -Ok legislator at
Print of Death
SALEM. Or.. Feb.
is. liovcmor
the Lewelline
West today signed the Lewelline
today signed
sterilization bill, nnd 90 days after
betn convicted three times or more
of a felony. The superintendent of
'bo Institutions where this cluss of
persons is kept are required to make
regular reports to the state board
of health, which must then make an
Investigation of the cases reported,
The hoard has authority to perform
such operations as In the opinion of
the physicians Is deemed necessary
to carry out tho intent of the act
Kennies Accomplishing fltxxl.
The Renmes non-partisan Judiciary
hill passed the House last night by a
voto of 39 to 8. I
This hill forbids the nomination of
a Judge by any pollllealf party, and
prohibits the use of nnv party name
by n candidate for a Judgeship. I
Credit for breaking the deadlock
over tho road building hill belongs
to Representative Renmes, who Is he-
ng showered with congratulations by
the legislators. Tho hill as finally
passed Is practically the same as that
Introduced by ReameB early In the
session, and enables County Courts
to call special bond elections when
petitioned by one-fourth of the vot-
era., the petition to set forth the
amount of bonds proposed, time they
run and rate of interest. The County
wlthln the county nre to he built and
Improved with the money.
The court can. If It desires, cnll a
road bond election upon petition of
oiM-twenieth of the voters, hut It Is
not mandatory. Bond Interest must
not exceed 6 per cent, nnd bonds can-
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ITT Hou" ,,,,Uy tne '
F.pnnn' ' Multnomah to appropriate
l0 fo,r ,he Ple Coast DetectlTe
ft 1ST, .1 """.lit '.V T.0rk im'
! ' w ,h h0 Humphrys,
m"d!I? ?e,n,on Coant, who "r
now """"ced to hang. r
1 ."r,B"ler "a. w' M't?n11. tn?
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, " . n . A . Vj i
torney of Benton Cunty provided an
aniuavit mat these two men wen
!?",";. - T 2' 7. K?me,'
of Jackson, raised objections to ap
propriating me tuna direct, and It
was amended to pay the money to
"""" v-ouoiy uouri.
Ten Honrs Instead of Eight.
The Senate today finally adopted
Schuebel's 10-hour bill, but only af-
ter going Into a committee ot the
whole and agreeing to amendments
which will make the provisions less
draBtlc for the employer, but at the
same time which, In the minds ot
the supporters of the bill, will be of
a decided advantage to the employe,
The amendments provide that in-
over 10 hours a day and that they
may work 13 hours In a day Instead
of 12 Tiours, as provided In the orig
inal bill.
Aimed at Text Hook Trust.
A bill by Blanchard of Josephine,
aimed at "the book trust," as Blan
chard called It, was passed by the
House.
Blnnchard declared that the coat
of text books Is not less than 30 per
cent too high. He proposed to fix a
maximum cost, above which the
State School Commission shall not
accept bids. In cbbo the "trust" will
not hid, the bill provides that the
commission maybuymanuscrfpts and
have the books prlntedr-As a last
resori, the stnto may prlivf Its own
books from manuscrpts" from edu
cators. In tho state printing office.
The House nassed tho Lniighllu
bill, providing for a tax levy of one-!
! fourth nf a mill on tho taxable prop-
eriy oi iu mmr, iu fii'uie a puunu
school fund. This Is to be distributed
school fund
pro rata to tho county schoolB.
un
The House yesterdny passed the
hill providing for sending an expert
to every county by the Stale Tax
Commission to check nil hooks where
public funds ure kept anuunlly.
Lying In a Portland sanitarium
near death from heart failure, is
Representative W. A. Campbell, . of
Condon, Or. Speaker McArtbur an
nounced today that he Is not ex
pected to live.
Camnbell was able lo att I only
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Even the excitement of answering
roll call visibly, affected him. M01
than once ho had to be helped In
and out of the house.
HUSBAND ARRESTED
EOR MURDERING HIS
wiee's companiqn;1;;:;::;;:::
(Special lo the Evening Review).
ASTORIA. Or. Feb I U --l.vliiir '
bloodstained In n bed at the home of Aller Trio. Monday, Feb. 24. Tick
Mrs, .lack Adams, with whom It Is ! " sale Thursday at Marsters'
alleged ho had lived Illegally for ''"'K store. 2r,c and 40c.
several months, the body of Barney ROSEBl'RG MIN. UNION.
Chamberlain was found c-nrly todav,! o
shot to death, .lack Adams, hushand W. Bulck nnd wife arrived here
of tho woman, wns arrested, rharged Tuesday night from Kennett, Call
wlth the deed. According to the po- fornla.
lice, he hud a partial confession. I 0 '
Chamberlain was alono when he waBl " !"" nave something to sell nse
shot. I a want ad In the Review.
Ten Living Models in Elegant Attire, Friday
and Saturday Evenings.
7:30-8:30.
nr nifr. .wwisS'!
Untied ft.. KrfW Yif - Wt
wmi uiwMati IIUshI-H
Suffragettes, tozzQ ;
ONE BOMB FAILS TO EXPlCCf
Britisl Editor WW TaU Story AM fc
Adntttd it (Wted State -djr :
f riedaaM Sm Bert
(Special to The Evening Review).
LONDON, Feb. 19. The residence
ot Chancellor Lloyd-George at Wal
ton was wrecked by a bomb last
night. Scotland yard detectlvM ara
convinced that suffragettes are re
sponsible for tha outrage. A bomb
placed In the servants' room shat
tered the walls on one side of the
house and broke every window. The
house was Just built and was receiv
ing finishing touches. An nnex
ploded bomb was found In the front
room.
Fresh automobile marks on the
driveway baa strengthened the belief
that suffragettes plotted the deed,
knowing no Uvea were endangered.
It la reported that a limousine occu
pied by two men and several women
waa seen near the residence. Two
broken hatpins were found on the
floor of the front room. The house
will have to be rebuilt. Mrs. Emma
line Pankhurst denied today that
suffruguttes planted the bombs.
FDITOIt WHO LI HE LEO (T) KINO
KI.VDH WKIA'OMK HERE.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1 .; Edward
Mylliia, the British editor who served
a Jail sentence for libeling King
j ueorge oi r.nginnu, was permutea to
enter tho I'nlted States by Federal
..,i., v,
udge Noyos ruled that
tho defense didn't Involve moral
turpitude nnd that the editor couldn't
be classed as an undesirable cltlsen.
Myllus was imprisoned for printing
a story that King George, in his
younger days, contracted a morgan
atic marriage with tho daughter of a
British admiral.
TI HTLE HLItl M MAY WIN FEE OF
1, 000,000.
SOl'TIIAMPTON, England, Feb.
19 Dr. Frederick Frledmnnn, whose
claims to the discovery of a serum
curing tuberculosis have been much
discussed, arrived here today on his
way to tho I'nlted States.
He has with him a quantity of the
live germs. It Is understood that he
proposes 10 attempt mo cure 01 tuo-
eiculosls 111 at least 0 of 100 caaes,
a test for which a New York banker
hns offered $1,000,000 If he succeeds.
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