SEE McDANIELS
If you wish to St)LL or TRADE your property, regardless of WHAT it is or WHERE it's located. If
you only want to LIST it, and don't care whether you sell or not see anyone but him, as he has a habit
cl selling or trading all reasonably priced stuff to the mutual satisfaction of all concerned.
221 Perkins Bldg.
5- iVy.".,
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I "1
Palace Theater I
(F. A. LACEY,
Sunday Only
Matinee 2 to5 Evening 7 to 10:15
"End of the Feud"
Lubin Feature
Roderick Ride
Sec 9-year-old Doy ride for life of his sister.
Bill Mixes His Relations
You will laugh until your sides ache.
Walch for
Big Grand Opening
Soon
HHJIIWAV AMI III.I'K SKV lill.l.S.
(Continued from page
I ).
among hopgrowern In thin slate I
have never heart) any complaint an
to the t-HtnlilUlit'tl custom or demand
for change."
Un,INHI for .Metlfol'il Armory.
Govornor West tnilav signed II II
622, appropriating J J .", .u mi i or the
Medford armory, rondiil'Uiiillv mmi
Mcdford's nppropi iailng IJii.ihiii and
Jackson County's also iipproprlat ing
20.oiin.
Sutherlin Wine Co.
The Only Wholesale Liquor
House in Southern Oregon
Family Liquors, Wines & Beers
Orders Filled by lirst Outgoing Train
PHONE 51 Sutherlin, Oregon
WARM WEATHER
COMING
Soon is the Verdict
ami when :l c.t
:i.v
ii
iiiij; mi l.i'.ii'
Why iiiil umid it by hiving electric lights
installed now.
Douglas County Light &. Water Co.
Phone 61, Roseburg, Oregon
Filing Cabinets
Fountain Pens
School Hooks
Typewriters
Blank Books
231 North Jackson Street
233
Mgr.)
I'M ACIIKS TO Tlt.Uli:.
Want a house of 7 to S rooms In
PuHcliurg. Will truth' 1:10 acres o(
land 1 miles from ItoHcburg; $.1,
lllnl (if wiinil nil mime. Address llnx
17.', Iltihclnirg.
If yini lire built inn for seed pntu
ttic.i you need look no farther, as wc
have llietn In iiialitity ami price lo
null, with nih il vai'lelies as lUii-hank,
Marly Rose, I'l.ir'.lest o( All. Sixty
Hay, American Wonder, Karly Ohio
ami others. The Itee Hive (of
course).
of the Weather
Man
veil kimw il will K-
Li !u ' IK V.tillY, il!
tn VtUU tl i set nil Un t.
Till. 01 1 U K H'RMSHhRS
IK)OKSi;i.l.l.US. STATIONKRS
NrH DKAI.F.RS
i
f Rostbui. Orefion I
, 1
SCOTT AOAIN OS TRIAL.
(Continued from page 1).
evidence here ami set forth In the
Indictment or lu- foininiiiilcatlun was
It'll vi-ri'il to Mr. CitlliiKlicr ... It
would he equally your duty to find
the defendant guilty of the crime
charged."
The Supreme Court then comments
thus:
"It wan competent to prove under
the allegation or the Indictment that
the defendant delivered or canned to
ho delivered a threatening communi
cation of Mr. Gallagher, but to sus
tain the Indictment It was necessary
not only to show that the defendant
was the author of the threatening
eommunlcaion. but also that he de
livered It himself, or was the cause
of Its being delivered as to bring It
to the notice of the threatened per
son. Itoth the authorship and pro
nmlKntlon of the off. ndlng document
must he brought home to the defend
ant. The words of the charge, 'or
iho communication was delivered toj
Mr. liallngher.' makes it possible to
convict the defendant on the delivery
of the communication by some one
eise Hiiiiiiiii inn inn n.ii i.' . ii i iun-
Flint" thai ine error occurred ny in-
vi lli lire or by a slip of the tongue,
iiut
II Ik none the lens fatal to Ine
conviction. other errors are as
signed respccling Hie charges of the
court, anil
nboiii the methods of dc -
llveriug expert testimony, but wc
deem t Ii fin unimportant. l-'or the
mistake noted, however, the Judg
ment must be reversed,"
Scott's defense in simply, but vit
ally, that he did not write the threat
ening leiler to (lallagher. lie will
endeavor lo establish an alibi. The
case will proliahlv not he given to
the jury until late Moudny or some
time Tuesday morning.
j Scot I Jury Completed.
' l.ale iIiIh liHeniooll the slate begun
the Introduction of evidence after
both sides accepted the following
Jurors: A. A. Sagaberd, Oscnr Cor
n II. Charles Henderson. R. A. Wood
ford. A. !. Ill-adley. C. S. Henry, (i.
II. f'arv. K. Klioa.is, O. II. Cash. .1.
I". McKay. K. W. Hiller. George Wlll-
i stoli.
' A I inriiey George N'cuner is assist
ing W. W. Clirdnoll ill t In- defense of
t lie case.
A decree of divorce was granted by
.luilgi- Hamilton this morning lo Horn
j Calchlug from P. I''. I'alching.
I In the ease of S. T. Hove vs. A. I..
! Stone ami 111- Clarke-Wilnotl 1. umber
!C"mpanv, plaintiff was awarded
inlim"i:l In principal. Interest, nt-
I hirnev fees and costs, a total of
JH77.S I.
Mlcelll Asks New Trial.
K. It. Hermann ami Pexter lllce,
at 1 1 -rn i -y h tor .lnsepli Micelll, who was
emu I- led this week of violating the
lin-al option law. Ibis artertiiiiin pre-
nteil a niotiou for a new trial that
will lie argili-il net Mmelay. Sell
leii.n upiiu lln- defendant Is held In
a tn ance.
Tin- million it based upon Ibe al
ti'galliitl thai .luilge Hamilton erred
in admitting In evidence at tile trial
certain tesliniiiliv relative It. the
snlriliug nut of Ibe city nf a slsiller
naned Mitchell. This, the applica
tion saii. .pielinll 1 ibe rlgbl of Ibe
ib-i'f udatit It Is also contended that
linlite 1 1 ;t in II i titi eri-eti in bis insirui
Hons to the jury before they retired,
and again t hi-n liiey returned into
e.uirl for further tlislmctltins. On
the hitler occasion, II Is contended
lln- mint gave Instructions outside
of what Were reiuested.
Verdict for Vinson.
W I! Vinson won a viclorv in Ibe
court l-'rhlny nlgbl In lite case of .1.
!'. I tills.- and assignees against the
Coles 'ale l.timlii-r Contpauv. cotn
prisid nf Vinson and !' II Schlegel
mllch Pl.-iluilfN d.-mantleil Juilg
menl for $l:!im on a group of labor
claims Vinson witi compelled by
the ni her ilelendanl V '..mi appearance
to ilefetiil the aclloli alone, and the
iurv reluriieil a verdict 111 bis favor.
The verdict was tint based on tile
merits of Hie labor claims, but the
M iii-sl inn nf Vinson's liability for
their se'tlemenl An agreement be
tween Vinson and Seblegelnillcb was
construed liv Judge Hamilton to be
mil a pan nership, ami on this ruling
1 1." iurv prcilb at. .1 Its finding. Vln-
' " "i i'"il bis claim thai be was
f ! 'i' fnrnisb timli.-r lo Scblegel-
eii'ih i n a slnuii-age basis of 1 por
' boil-. in, I ! I an, I Dial be as not
lo I.e.,,- :,i,v ,.r Hi
,'."n,' Hi,- s.nie.i:l
vpcn-.es of iip.-r-!
4le Mtdiet id Hie Iurv means
': labor, is will Ii
'""k to!
S.-lil. lu. lii'i', b ;,ou.
''! ' -- 1" Ol.l" til
lilis.ltloii of Ibe
for tb.-ii- money.
beginning of the
mi''. iin. Vinson
I .i' iii- ei,, s, 1,1, geluiib b for $iiii)
. i ' l he i la i ins tn b due tl I til on the
I a Ii i ' ',i i; " ,11.
i M'l i I.IM'1. I
-' d iii .'e.
eni.-iit and for
s a surety on
a like
in mi-!
'nil -" Hamilton on Friday granted
K'l't'.ir.l F Cresnell a decree of dl
":..' 'rem llra.-e Cr.swell n the
L'le tnil nf desertion.
It- iter do It lion before you forget
'; '''! thai 19l:t illltollioblle license
it t! It isebiitg C.arage on N Hose!
sire- ' They save (be bother and un
e "t'.i :'.v of writing to Salem.
Pennants
Post Cards
Magazines
Holiday Goods
Prawin Material
4. XBW III 8IXKH8 OPEN'S.
The Introductory opening of
j the new millinery establish-
tnent of Miss Mabel Childs and
Miss Letitla Abrams, In the
4- Perkins building, today, was an
I Interesting event In local bust-
4. ness circles. The display of
4 strictly up-to-the-minute hats
4 and other millinery goods at-
traded hundreds of vlBttlng
4. ladles. Tea was served from 2
to 5. and music added greatly
4 to the pleasure of the occasion.
4 The parlors will be open until
4 9 o'clock this evening. Com
4 meat of the visitors on the new
4 business house is of a most
J. nattering nature, and Its suc-
Jce
ess seems assured.
'!"!"! I,,I"t"!,,!"l,,P"
LOCAL NEWS
H. A. Satiford wont to Salem on
business this afternoon,
Special services at the Christian
Church tonight, subjeot, "What
i niifireu i an I encu urown-ups. t
a marriage license wus Issued tins
nfieriioon to Lee Kennedy and Miss
.lohaniia M. (Irnnnliiger, of Sutherlin.
I II. K, Ogden, the S. P. fireman,
went to Grants Pass today for treat-
mcnt for a severe ailment of his eyes. '
The Hoseburg High School basket
ball team went to Sutherlin this af
ternoon, there to play the Sutherlin
school girl team.
A. S. Chnppel! was In from Ilrock
way this morning. Ho appreciates
the favorable winter weather which
this section has enjoyed.
K. L. Harmon, of Portland, n large
stockholder In the Hanrho Pel Wo.
at Glide, wns here today looking af
ter his interests therein.
Rev. W. G. Miller will preach In
Hie 1'nlted llreihren Church, on Fow
ler street, the second Sunday In
March (March 9) nt 11 a. m. and
7:311 p. m. dtd
J. It. Flynii, of Albany, who has
charge of this territory for Hlake,
Mi-Fall Co.. was In the city today In
connection with the recent change In
traveling salesmen for that house for
I lib; territory.
Hon. PIIiiii Cooper, !'. .7. Heavens.
Mr. and Mrs. Kobt. Green, Greens;
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Winston. Wln
stons: P. K. Cooper, S. If. Hudson, 1..
O. Mathews. 10. A. Krnse, W. II.
Mrown. Deer Creek, were among the
itoseiiiirg visitors today.
Annul Moore, of Portland, and J.
It. Morse nliil I). A. Morse, of Dtyivor,
representing large stockholders In
the Portland Cement Company, are
here looking after tlie company's In
terests near Glengarry. They went
out lo the company's property Ihere.
It Is reported that the coninanv ev-
pects to resume operations in the
near future and put their big cement
factory at Oswego, near Portland, In
to operation.
Drawing instruments, tracing linen
and paper and blue print paper at
the Hoseburg Uook Store.
Look over your old shoee and bring
'hem to llnddox. He will make them
il good as new. 335 North Jackson
ttreet.
"Pride of Douglas" and "Queen
City" flour bring results Ask tht
ilouglas County Mills. Phone 13.
Tho new "World's Almanac for
1013" now on sale at the Hoseburg
Hook Store.
Have you applied for your 1913
auto license yet ? if not. you can
secure them through the Hoseburg
Garage m X. Hose St.
Don't forget Haddox. the shoe
maker. He will make your feet glad.
33f North Jackson street.
Call up 34ti. me Douglas Count
Creamery, for cream.
ir you have something to sell use
i want ad In the Review.
I. O. O. V., Pblletnrlan Lodge No. 8
Meet! In Odd Fellowi Tvmpla,
corner Jackson and Cass 8t., on
rlaturday evening of each week
Members of the order In good stand
'ng are Invited to attend.
J. C. MCLVEY. N. O.
M. M. MILLER, F. S.
V. S. FRENCH, R. S.
t. K. 8., Itoft-burg Chapter No. 8.
tlnms toelr regnlar meeting on
the 1st and 3rd Thursday rn
turn month. Visiting memben In
I oed standing are respectfully Invited
I 'n nttenfl
MRS. NOR AH FLINT W M
ntin J9RNMN. Bee.
. . . . . .
: IX)V 41, mtiiKii np uoimc n.
burg Lodge No. 1037. Meets
every Tuesday vrnlTii at a n'rlnxlr
in Maccabeo hall. All visiting
brother! Invited to attend.
L. WIMMRLT. Dictator.
H. O.' PAROETER. Swsr.
UKIIFKAIIH, Roaeburg Rebekah
Leflgi, No. 41. I. O. O. F. Meats
la Odd Fellowi Templi trtry
raeadsy erenlsg. Ylitttng itstiri
ind brethren invited to attend.
MRS. O. L. WRIOHT, N. O.
MISS ANNA FKROl'SON. See,
MRS. LULU LINDSET. F. 8.
WOMKN P WOODCRAFT, Lilac
Circle No. 4 Meets a the lit
nd Srd Mondaj evening of each
month it Odd FeRowi" Msll. Vlilt-
I ing mcmoers in grva stanaing are
Invited to attend
t MRS. MINNIK MATHEWS, 0. N.
CLARA CAWLFIELD. Clerk.
WOOOMKN OF TI1K WORLD, Oak
j Camp Ne 111 Meets In rh Odd
Fellowi' Hall In Rwebnrg ivirj
! lit and Ird Moadajr veatn. Visit
ing nelfh iort lwsra wetetima.
J. A. BrOHANAN. C. C. I
M U. MILLER, CUrk. 1
WKItll HILL SOON LAW.
(Continued from page 1).
strongly opposes freedom for the ,
Filipinos.
. .... Bmu, ... ..u .,..
to make one more appeal for our
little brown brothers. It Ib no more
possible to contemplate the propo-
sitlon to grant Independence to the
Philippines now or at any specific
time without suspicion of a selfish
desire to escape responsibility, than
to contemplate the conduct of a
father who imposes like responsi
bility on an Immature son without
distrust." I
The article reviews at great' length
Taft's experiences with the Philip-.
pines, analyzes the population and In- '
slats that the process of preparing the
natives for self government Is Blow. I
RKSCI'KIt OF TITAXIC VKTTM8
(HVKS A MKUAL. I
WASHINGTON. March 1. With a
brief speech of praise. President Taft
today presented Captain A. II. Rob- '
tron, of the liner Cnrpathia, with a.
special Congressional gold medal. '
Rostron replied thanking President
Taft and Congress. Rostron as com- '
mander of the steamship Curpathia
directed the rescue of survivors of
the Titanic disaster.
Captuln Hostron also received to
day the American Cross of Honor,
whlrh will bo presented at the
British Embassy by Ambassador
Hryce.
Tlie Forty Year Tint.
An article must have exceptional
merit to survive (or a period of Torty
years. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
was first offered to the public In
1872. From a small beginning It has
grown In favor and popularity until
H has attained n world wide reputa
tion. You will find nothing better
for a cough or cold. Try It and you
will understand why it Is a favorite I
after a period of more than forty
years. It not only gives relief--It
curt For sale by all dealers. C
IIOTF.L ARItlVALS.
Hotel McClallen. R. J. Morse, O.
A. Morse, lienver; John Alexander.
Glide; C. O. Sexton. E. J. Ryan.
Orantn Pass; C. F. Hortenstlne nnd
wife, Tolo; Mrs. R. H. Mast, Co
tllllle; V. L. H. Osborne. Mont Alto;
K. S. Karnes. Chicago: 1). I. Mcllon
nld and son. Oakland, Oil.: C. II.
(Ireeiie, C. C. Coleman, San Frnn-
cisco: L. F. Stanley, F. Hickmai),
lieo. II. Fitzglbbon, J. R. Flyim, K.
L. Harmon, K. L. Simmons. Aiilan
Moore. L. O. (ilbson. C. T. .lohes.
Portland.
Let Stone tune your piano.
Contractor 11. S. Nichols is now at
home again und ready lo take care of
all work In his line of contracting,
ciirpeiiterliig, etc. Phone 3S8-Y.
See McDnnlels' adv. top back page.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Childreo.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bean tno
Slgnnturo of
t?ERN ISLAND
r GREENHOUSE
Roseburg, Oregon
Mrs. F. D. Owen, Prop.
Phone 9F1S
Cut Flower
Potted Plants
Funeral Designs
Wedding Boquets
usl received a fresh supply
ofFerns of all kinds. Also
on sale at
The Rose Confectionery
New York Cafe
Chn Jo, Prop.
OPEN DAY .1X1) XIOHT.
Meals at All Hour.
Regular Meals It Cent.
Chicken Dinner Sundays, troir
11 Norn to t P. at.
Chop 8uer, Noodles. Fresh Oyt
ten. Fish, Etc., all the time.
Cor. Jackson A Washington Btt
Eastern Oysters In Any Style
Short Orders at Any Hour.
Quick Lunch
Restaurant
TV TOT. Pro.
Rtsgvla IHaaer, Klc
Chicken Dinner Erory Bunds
Bherldan Street. Near Depot
OPEN ALL NIQHT.
Fancy American Wonder seed po
tatoes 75c per cwt. Kitra early and
pure stock. Harvey-Kagtman Uro-
jcery Co., phone 103.
Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pens,
, compiete no to chooge from
,he KoMburg Book Btore.
J
at
We are not necessarily going out of business,
but we are
Selling Out at Cost
Our Entire $6,000 Stock of
New and Second Hand Furniture
and Household Goods
As a sample of prices we offer; - .
One Carload of "Pure yhite" Hard '
Wheat Flour at v; v'
$1.25 Per Sack? ?
We both lose money if you fail to attend this sale. .
J. H. CAMPBELL SON
FISK FOWL FARM ,pr,r
22 varieties: r
'A'blte Rocks
Barred Rocka
Huff Lcfehorns
White Leghorns
Hrown Leghorns
lllack Mlnorcas
S. S. Ilnmburgs
Anconas
Iloudani
C.olden Polish
S. C. Rhode Island Reda
R. C. Rhode Island Reds
Clack Coi liin lluiitnms
White Cochin lluiitums
All varieties In separate modern yardss and coops. One of the finest and
largest plants on the coast. Located ' miles south of town on . Pacific.
Highway. Visitors welcome. Hit. J. C FISK, Prop.
M. ('. IIAI.I.INd, Supl. ItOSKIU HO, OREGON.
-HEALTH
Cleanse teeth lu the morning, nt night anil after each meal always
brush teeth from the gums downward for the upper teelh, and from
the gums upward for the lower teeth. Never pick teeth with metal
points Acids, like vinegar, lemons, etc., destroy the lime of the
teeth und destroy their solidity.
Laugh! Show your teeth
Krohn's Drug Store
Cass Street
It's not the mechanical per
fection of any one part of
the Fordits the perfection
of all its parts working in
perfect harmony that makes
it the car of universal and un
precedented demand. Better buy yours
today the rush will soon be on.
"Everybody is driving a Ford more
than 200,000 In service. Kew prices
runabout J.125 touring car $600
town car S00 with all equip
ment, f. o. b. Detroit. Get particu
lars from Ford dealer, O. . Burnett,
Hoseburg, Oregon.
Steel cash boxes, fire proof, no
soldered joints, and fitted with a
good Corbln lock. Three slies, f 1.60,
$1.75 and $2.00, at the Roseburg
Hook Store.
Sidewalk lumber cut ready to lay.
Page Investment Co. Phone 141. tf
Buff Cochin Bantams
Partridge Ooehla Bantama
Red Pyle Game Bantams
B. B. Red Game Bantam
' Silver Seabright Bantam
Japanese 811k ! Pantami
China Pheasants '
Indian Runner Ducks
HINTS-
don't be ashamed
of them! -Healthy
teeth do their duty, well chew
iil fund if half dlgi-sted. good di
gest bin means pun" blood, health
promotes vim and good spirit
hence, your liappiiH-ss depends
greatly upon the condition of janr
lectli Our stM-k comprises t'Terj
standard of Dentifrice, Tooth
r.iMder. ( renins, Wash and lo
tions for spongy or receding gains
ns well as every article connected
with the care of your tet'tli. Come
In ami let us show you hotr to
acquire n healthy laugh and be
proud of your teeth.
Roseburg, Oregon
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