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I D0U6tAS COUNTY'S INEXHAUSTABLE NATUfeAt RESOURCES AND CLIMATIC. ADVANTAGES MAKE If THE MOST ATf RACTiVE Oft H6MESEEKERS AND 1NVE3TC"" 1 PROGRESSIVE As Roseburg leads the Southern Oregon towns In progresslveness to The Review lead all newiiapen of the same section. ROSEBURG REVIEW irWESTMEiNTO Of nil kind an boat Mart throogh "Te Renew" Wamt A4 Section. Little ads. brls hlf M turns, Decani everybody VOLl'ME XVI. ROSEIiURG, OREGON, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 8, 1813. So. f. Court Discharges Them After 38 Hours' Deliberation EIGHT STOOD FOR CONVICTION GRANGERS OPPOSE A SEPARATE ROAD DIST. FOR ROSEBURG Ciicagt Department Store Owner Discloses Conscience ii Testinoney Before Senate Inquiry Board (Special to the Evening Review). I.OS AXCIOI.KS, March 8. After deliberating (or IIS hours and 40 lulii uteH, tho jury that tried Clarence Marrow on the charge or bribing Rob ert K lluin. u juror in the McNatnara trial, reported to Juilgo C'onley today that they were hopelessly disagreed. Tho jury was then discharged after the court's rornial poll of the mem bers showed lhat It stood eight tu four for conviction. Attorney l'owers Tor the defense demanded that a date be set tor a new trial. District Attorney l-'ord replied that there would prohntily ho no reason lor so doing." Acting tin l'owers' request, Judge (Vnley fixed March SI as the time lor a trial. Darrow was indicted on two counts. He was acquitted on the first one. OXE MILLIONAIRE WHO SKKMs TO HAVE COXSCIKXt'K. CI1ICAOO, March 8. Tho State Senate probe. Into the low wages of women workers was resumed today. Edward llilluian, millionaire owner ot a department Btore, testified that he began life us u cash boy at $2 per week. Asked as to relations be tween low wages and prostitution, he said: "I don't know the exact relation, but 1 believe girls sell themselves rather than starve." Illlhnan said ho employs ISO!) girls at an average weekly wage of $S.T1. Of these, :!;! REMEMBER THIS A Grange convention for Douglas County was held at the Kagles' Hall in Hoseburg today for the purpose of electing delegates to the State Grange Convention to be held at Albany the second week in May. This convention was called by Deputy T. L. Lee. Convention was called to order by Dr. C. H. Bailey, who, upon motion, was mnde perma nent chairman, and T. R. Grae sec retary. Mr. Lee read the Instructions to the delegates. The chair appointed Messrs. Kedford. Cronlse and Busen hark os members of the credentials committee. On motion the conven tion proceeded to elect delegates to I tlm utato convention. I Delegates elected to the State (i range are J. L. Hoggs, Rep.,W. h. ' Martin, Alternate; F. O. Good, Rep., C. II. Bailey, Alternate; T. E. Grae, Hep.. V. C. Edwards, Alternate; Mrs. O. ApplcgHte, Rep., C. h, Hamilton, Alternate. Tho State Grange meets nt Albanv the second Tuesdny In May. The chnlr appointed D. N Busen bark, G. V. Kruse and J. . Boggs as members of a committee to draw up a resolution on the proposed nc tfon to be voted on by the city of Hoseburg to withdraw from tho pres ent road districts. The committee reported as follows: Whereas, the city of Roseburg tins railed a special election for the pur pose of voting themselves Into n sep arate road district and thereby en able them to spend money raised In l In road district in tho city alone, to the detriment of the county In enteral; be it resolved, that this p-.tnty convention representing the Granges of Douglas County, do here hv protect against such action and re quest that a copy of this be sent to tho County Judge and copies he fui nished the dally papers of the city. Signed by the committee. Dr. C. II. Bailey, tho master or the Pomona Gringo, impressed upon the members the necessity of attending the Pomona Grange. He said that at the next meeting, which will be held the last Saturday in March, there will be a basket dinner served at the hall and all Grangers are earnestly requested to be present and have a good time. get from $3.f.fl to $5 weekly. Others holding positions below that of iteswomeii get $0. Most of tb girls, he said, were employed at the request of their pan-uls. As the employer of these girls, I feel moral responsibility." lliltman said. "Wo have social workers and a woman doctor visits these girls regularly to suo to their health. One Near Drain, Other Mile East PROTEST EOLIOWS ELECTION BY ROSEBURG EIRE DEPARTMENT I E Quartet if Dissaitits Markers, ii Aittal tt Burl of fanissHMrs, Allege Fatal Irregularities Dr. Friedmann Gives Serum to Government Free THIRD POSSIBLY IN OAKLAND , -- ' -' TEST TO BE MADE ON MONKEYS V ro ('oiiiiiilHHlnnern ik-rlil.! Ih.t II.... 1 LJI ,v HIIWL VII IIIVI1IU.lt fire deparliiicnt election Friday night jwan Illegal and accordingly annulled ... ... ijLr t.r ii it It. . A new election will ho railed Viewers DirtcM ky Ctuoty Court to Act on nimut .pni 10. Meanwhile, cimrie. . I'arrott will continue to serve aa department chief. You can secure a HomeSite in Roseburg's Best Residence District on terms that you are un able to get on lots in other Subdivisions, and at prices that are reasonable. $5 Cash $5 Per Month Buy now, don't wait, de lays are dangerous. May be the lots you want will be sold tomorrow. Kinney's Addition HIMES 6: OLIVER Office adjoining Grand Hotel. Cass Street The ' lioscbtirg Hire Department held n real or pretended election Fri day night, and In the wake thereof (he following document ninde 1 1 h an- Decislon to build two bridges, con- ponrnnce this morning In the office ideratlou of a proposition to build of the city recorder: a third, tentative action on a fourth Fleet Inn Declared Illegal. proposed at Oak street, Koseburg, To the Honorable Hoard of Fire and dismissal of the petition for In-j CoinmlssionerB of the City of Rose- corporation of tho Town of fcMeu- burg. Oregon. bower, were features of the closing (lentleinen: hours of the session of tho County! Whereas, on the 7th dav of M Court today. The court will meet j I SI II, the Fire Department of Jv 1'OPE'S II.I.NKKS ITTH H.W OX VATICAN VISITORS. no.MK. March 8. The Tope Is suf- ferine from grippe, complicated by bronchia! trouble. Vatican audiences have been indefinitely postponed. Petitioa for Road Vacation for Oak Street Structure (HtKclal to the Evening Review). WASHINGTON. March 8. Tra- ducers of Dr. F. F. Friedmann, dis coverer of the tuberculosis cure, were handed a jolt today when Surgeon General Blue of the United States Army, announced that he had Riven his culture to the Government wlth- re- rtnluh.H mnll.rn ,.. them t tin ' ln,l...l I (, !.! Sru. I Ills l.ei innueu. I, arm ill rem com mp.u.eu pu.cm.se ol .... .....o- cer, on.ee s, an.i at sucn preten.v ;i , , mnU -,,.. mnli a rnl t tin n. n n line fr tilli ng nlrmllr.,, II IJ u....I...h - couri anu me voutiiy Minnie.'.- in at-; ciarett to tie elected enter encineerx tendiHK o the extensive roud wiii k ' ;in.l Clark I., llarttnr was declared to 6emu Piysidw Treats New York Dosiitil Palieits ui fxietts ftwaMe Resilts m Tlree Weeks - .i, i ii v i ii 1 1 mt-iii tu i . Informally next Monday to decide un-('ity of UosehurK. Orecon, h c lri, , VX, ,,T ,''", ' Je published reports that Friedmann of tho county One of the two bridges which tho court has decided to build will span Kilt Creek at tho Hancock place lfd.d a-.lKtant engineer. That said pretended election ns aforesaid Is void. And we hereby ap peal rrnni tiie I'lre Department de- seven miles west of Drain. It v 111 eisiot. in deelwrlnir said H H. Fancher consist of two K'.s-foot spans of steel and Clark I.. Ilartiar chief engineer and concrete, with wooden np-;nnd nssltant engineer, to the Hoard proacheB. Tho other bridge will be of Fire CotumlKsioners. and for a less costly structure of wood in its .grounds thereof of said appeal arc as entirety. Ii will span the Calapooia i follows, to-w li: River at the N. T. Day place, about That said nltemnled election In one mile east of the newly built void for the following reasons: bridge across the I nipqun ltlver at First. That no notice of said elee tho Shambrook place. It will consist linn was ever given In writing, as re- of one span approximately HO fe long, exclusive of approaches. Oakland Bridge Considered. Istimates of the cost of these bridges aro not yet available from County Engineer Germond. these, together with some minor details of construction, will bo finished early next week, when advertisements for bids will be authorized, in the mean time, the court nitty also deci.lt! to displace the present wooden bridge across the Calapooia at Old Oakland with a couurele-Hteel structure. Tliei present bridge was built in 1 s 7 -! . over -III years ago, and the court hasi been petitioned to discontinue it. ilitire.l by .ml ina nee 21.1. or other wise. Second. That no notice of said election was ever published in a tinu-uit.i. iii it... r'li.. ..r u..u. ...,.,.. I Oregon, ns required by ordinance No. 2 1 r., or otherwise. Third. That said Fire Department hail no iiirisdi.-tion I i hold lite afore said eleillnn. Da'e.I at. Itost-hurg. Oregon, Ibis xth day of March. I ! I : . M F. WHKlllT. .1 II (II AI'M AN. I-UKD IUI. LAUD. A. O. PARKS. M.-ili-'iM of the Fire Department A thorough Inspection or the Oak- of the ritv i,r itnscliuri;, Oregon I lie i-.i.-ci mil n iveMll .e.l. The report of the election sub cord of Secretary j Harlan R. Fnlicher. of the alitomo : lille garage of Thornton & Fanclier, (Continued on page 61. ( liters CU)W. AND WIFK FACE I'FX.ll.TIKS FOIt Ml UDKIt. CIIICACO, March 8. Charles Con way, former circus clown, anil his wife were convicted today of murder ing Sophia Singer, a Hnltimore heiress, in a lodginghoiisc here last October. Tho Jury recommended life iuiiirisonment for Conway and 14 years for his wife. land bridge will be made next Mini dav bv the members ol" tiie court anil Kngineer (lernionil. ir it is found to , m iron, ine he sni.ni! mid serviceable it will :iol . Fletcher follows: he displaced this year, at least. Should the court deem It advisable, however, it will be torn down at once to mako way for a concrete-steel bridge, and In such an event bids for' ICCICCIM'C Dill I FT the work will bo advertised for In j AjjAjjIll J DULLLI conjunction with those for the other ncnriil ngeo. I KILLS W it Or Or r f AL Action On Oak Street Matter. IVILLJ IT L UI UI I IUHI Tho court took action in the petl- Hon Involving tho proposed construc tion of a bridge at Oak street, Rose burg, but it is not of a nature thai will preclude further controversy on Constant, wife of I tills much mooted project. Two petl- tor of customs here I Special In The l-lvcliltig Review). TF.II F.KAN. I'ersla. March s An uuiib-litirii'd assassin killed Mine. lii-lrlan direc irly (inlay anil tlons wero before the court. One. seriously wounded Constant. The without mentioning the bridge, asked cnuple were returning honi- from a for vacation of tho road leading fr the western end of the l.ano street (Continued on page 6). midnight dinner, w licit the assas.-du fired Into their carriage. It '. of his treatment V. i ...lo..l.ce...f til in ill. .lie I. .HI .ili- ti.Lt- eminent will give the treatment an 1 Immediate and thorough test Monkeys will bo subjected to treat ment flrBt. Frlcrfinann Mitkinir Tests. NEW YORK, March 8. Further demonstrations of his treatment which he claims Is n cure for tuber culosis are promised tomorrow by Dr Frederlch F. Frledmnnn. The physi cian treated only three patients yes terday when his discovery was dem onstrated for tho first time In this country before an nssemblago of physlclanB, but Dr. Friedmann said he proposed treating a large number of Btifferers tomorrow, possibly nt many as 50. Patients, two men and a womnn were selected by Friedmann from GO sufferers. Tho woman has been 111 for three years, nnd Is tho most seri ous of the three. She has chronic tuberculosis of the knee. The two men had Incipient enses of tubercu losls of the lungs. Frledmnnn told those about him that the first reaction might be ex peeled In nhnut seven days. The pa- llenls went to their homes with In strtictlons lo return In three weeks. In tho meantime they will be under the observation of medical officials of the hoRpltals "I have no fears ns lo the showing which will be made by the patients ' treated yesterday, " Dr. Friedmann added. "They will speak for litem selves very soon. My patients I in proved under treatment in (iermany and I feel sure Ihey will here. j Dr. Friedmann plniiB lo leave next I Monday for Canada. Meanwhile hi has suggested lhat his demonstration for llin Culled States (lovcrnmc nt i gardlng which he has corresponded j with the Treasury Department, Ink place on I he day previous. IliH-lor Finds Ih'fciulcr. Dr. Max I.andcsmnn, director of the Peoples' Hospital, today rushed to th" defense of Freidmann. I con ferred several hours with Friedmann last night." ho said, "and I am con vlnced thai whatever merits his WILSON'S BROTHER DEfEATED IN EffORT TO LAND $6,000 JOB (Special lo th Evening Itavlaw). WASHINGTON, March 8. Joseph' Wilson, brother of President Wood-! row Wilson, was defeated tor the secretaryship of the Senate at the1 Democratic caucus this afternoon. This 86000 a year Job was awarded1 to James Baker, at present assistant librarian for the Senate. President Wilson today offered Richard Olner, ot Boston, the posi tion of ambassador to England. Ol ney was Attorney-General during the second administration of Orover Cleveland. Justices of the Supreme Court called on Wilson today. It required Just eight minutes for Wilson to shake their hands and say good-bye. It took Taft two hours and a half to go through the same formality. Wilson a private secretary, Tumul ty, announced today that newspaper men would have entry to his office unannounced and unhindered. This means that it will be practically Im possible for anyone to see President Wilson or Tumulty without the cor respondents learning the visitor's identity. Trust Beared Already. NKW YORK, March 8. Standard Oil of Now Jersey stock Is being of fered on the curb at 13.36 In stock trading, a break of 20 points over night. Few bidders were In evidence. Uneasiness concerning the policy of McReynolda, the new Attorney-General of the United States, caused the decline. GREAT FRUIT RO ; i Me-. Fruit Districts of Hatha Increasing Prsxtia ' HORTICULTURIST GIYB VfflfS Imitations have for years tried to overcome the popularity of "Helm" products without success. You can get this brand at the llee Hive tot course). h Rtstkwf mi Vu Uteri Dati for Cretan, hcydv KsHa-OirM FiYorafcle ; For several days past one of Ik ' leading horticulturists of th PMifl Northwest has been Inspecting th fruitgrowing districts la the Ttetklty of Roseburg. This gentlemaa Mr. W. M. Fleming, of North Ttllama, Wash. He represents an'organlsatloat of the fruitgrowers ot the Psflfle Northwest, which has for Its object the compiling of a three-volume en cyclopedia of the fruitgrowing dis tricts and conditions of this gTt region, including all the up-to-date, practical, and helpful methods In her tlculture, from planting to marketing. Mr. Fleming la In charge of the eos pllatlon of this Important work. ... Re gardlng fruitgrowing condition la the Pacific Northwest, Mr. rteanlac said to a Review representsttror "I have traveled over ail th dif ferent fruit districts ot th North west during the past year.- Some times we get It Into our head that (Continued on page 3) : is be- remedy nmy have, he Is sincere. He lleveil he Is a Persian, lie escaped. rertaln!y no faker. Watch Our Windows Tomorrow (Sunday Only) THE LEADER vacaMaTBMAM?MKievmwa I UMPQU A LAND AND WATER COMPANY, INC. Roseburgs Largest Real Estate Operators No man with common sense will dispute that fact, hut many will act like th. y are eating sour grapes. My good reader, can you tell why some people never give credit to others? if you can not. Aloxander will tell you why. Human nature Is not as goinl as it will be when It acmii s more knowledge. We humans believe too much, and know too little. Believing Amounts to Nothing. Knowledge is Undisputed King In tills present world It Is what you can show your fellow man that counts. To he a good citizen In a city, you must show tho city you aro worthy of citizenship, a Nation's greatest gift. Alexander, The Man From Copenhagen In which city he was bom and educated, learned thut the first rank Is I nain place. Four years ago h- offered tho city council of Hoseburg twenty-seven acres for a park. Ho was "wl .dbagged." Later he created by the veto of the people A Citv Park Commission Ho smiled, and ho still smiles, because tho city people had no business to vote on It. They were not doing right. It was stated, "Why does Alexander smile?" Only because ho can see ahead. He has the knowledge of knowing. His company has a nice park, the only park. He Offered the Citv a Ntatorhm Site Again he smiled, when nobody wanted to take an active part In same. He Is still nulling because his company has the only place where people can swim, without keeping company with sewerage. Fellow cltliens, be hoti-st with yourselves, ami will you not aiimit in your uean tnai Atexanoer, in onering me ciiy oi iivseuiug n "". - ....... . Alexander is Still Doing It Uut where ore those people who opposed him four vears ago and ever since? Kind reader, let It be forgotten; let It be past history. Forward goes the march of progress, and as long as Alexander has the pleasure of living in llo.ieburg. he will have still greater pleasure iu making Roseburg a place In which ho will be proud to live. Alexand-" I-kes Roseburg and its Many Sterling Citizens He has seen tho world from Greenland's b y mountains to the Gold. - JL of California, rtoseburg Is a little place, but It is unquestionably a nlco place, and when we cltiiuis learn to recognize each other' food qualifications, wo will come together, and on a solid foundation Of Thorough Citizenship The "War Cry" will be. for a greater and better Itos. burg. In no pla. e better than Hoseburg can we say. "Divided wo fall, united we stand." If I am the only man In Roseburg to say so. I will say .Roseburt ought lo be ashamed of itself for the little progress wo have made In the last four years Any man that dares contradict, come out In the open and explain to tho people, the working masses. They constitute th backbone of a city; they have a right to know. Backbiting is Like a Boomerang ... Iff a. i t -.1 t. ft.. ha llnt.t a.nnir kb all- lar Ii m enma lonalha n ft klllM II fl llMaiaKHM ld gh The boomerang makes a return curve and hits tho sender in the face. Spring Is coming, fellow citizens, new n o 10 n.iure. ii u u.- - ... vUIU. ...... ... .- - way so we all can bo proud of the progress. TiaONVXa'IV -mm-: At S?Ww m 41 - & n c V . . - - f I 'f ir ...'.-.'':.I..'-.' fc.vii ,ja,vf fwi-'. i ;;
