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NA BOOTH GUILTY
McMinnville Woman Convicted on
Charge of Murder
JURY DELIBERATED SIX HOURS
uti a tiue-tootneu could, but were
till unable to furnish proof for COIl
VUtlon. When Judge Pelt started to deliver
his in-triutiona to the jury, breath
less silence prevailed throughout the
courtroom. It was one of the most
solemn hours experienced during the
trial. Kvery person iu the courtroom
listened with utmost attention. The
time consumed in delivering the In
structions was one hour.
Saturday's session had a record at
tendance. StaudinK room was not
available at any time Saturday.
Gen. Villa Thought to Be Hiding
in Mountains
TO Kill (llll.ll OK WOKMS
AMERICAN TROOPS REINfORCEO
Mrs. Booth Was Accused of Shooting tier
Husband Near Witaina last October
Must Go to Peaitefltiary
OMINNVILLK, Ore.. March 13.
Mrs. Anna Booth wan found guilt)
of murder In the second degree fo.
killing her husband, the late William
Uootb, near Willaniina lust October,
0$ the verdict of a jury returned here
Saturday nUht" about i:3n o'clock.
The Jury had been out since 3 o'
clock in the afternoon.-
William tlranson. lointly indicted
with the woman on me same charge,
had een convicted lat month of
second degroa murder, and Is now In
Jail awaiting an apnea1 higher
court.
ji In the final argument Saturnp.y be
fore the cane went to the lury, lis
trict Attorney Conner delivered the
Closing address for the state. He re
lented bitterly the charges made
Against the prosecution by counsel
for the defense. He reviewed the
evidence on behalf of the state in de
tail, asserting there was no reason
able doubt as to the guilt of the de
fendant. His closing argument con
sumed three hours.
Attorney Vinton made the closing
argument for the defense, his -o" dress
Vumtng about two hours. He ridl
cvied the prosecution, declaring they
had hired deputy sheriffs by the
score, and racked the county over
lHin't scold the fretful, nervous
child. Often its duo to worms. (Jet
rid of these by giving one-half to one
lozenge Kick a poo Worm Killer, a
laxative worm cundy. Hive only plain
nourishing food, lots of outdoor ex
ercise and put to bed early. Watch
stools and continue giving Kickapoo
Worm Lozenges, they will positively
remove the worms. i,"c. at druggists.
n il' ri ais.
My dear and most respected sir,
I send yyi this your love to stir.
'Tiv you I've t-hoM'n first of all
On whom to make a leap year call.
I'll give to you the foremost chance.
A house for you I will enhance.
Your heart and hand 1 ask, not In
Jest.
I hope you'll grant my fond request.
And send me back without delay
Your answer, be it "Yes" or "Nay.
And II your hand does not Incline
In wediiuk's clasp to join with mine.
Then you must leap year law obey
And down- to me five dollars pay,
ltesides, fair sir, a handsome dress;
I ask no more or take no less.
You may think this letter funny,
lint I must have a "man or money."
Now, do send me your prompt reply.
I.et mi Ik yours until 1 die.
And If the writer s name you guess,
Semi this right back to my address,
And if fur me there Is no hope,
Th n send mo bnek fivo yards of
rope.
With all sorts of love and kisses,
Krom one who craves to be
Yoru Missrs.
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p4 i i TTTV I 1 1 1 A i A
,
j ferve noon-uay uinner ana
evening kupper at the Orund J Wst Side tiroiery.
Hotel tirill. talurday, Marco "toik. fixtures, hore, wagon.
i 1. Proceeds for street as- 4 t. Hrmtun. Keeiv.er, Kuum
J- aesstueut. further announce- $. 4 tummenial Club Hldg.
4 menu. 4 4-
T rTVT'HTTTT ' " ' 1 '
1 uhlan ;u etvale.l and William M ;
here Thursday. It hud been Stole - M.uku-, another sun, was niveti tlie
intention to file charges of niui.it plate.
against the bandits in the I'nii. .1 I'aviulls for herein h. r. .latin; iry
States Court for the histriet of Nw and rVhrnary show that both sons'
Mexico. There were to le eicht of the commandant have sium-d up
chuiges, one for emh of the eiuht rt'Kiilarly for their cheiks. j
soldiers killed In action. This makes tour Markers drawing
It was Hiiuuested todav that tli salarv. tlie com luatitlant . his wile as
SiX Woliaded Villa SoIdi(rS Art Briflg Held -state authorities would also tndi-t mauon. and their two sous. j
111a on charges 01 mm tier anu iur- 11 is asMiu n mre i;;;u neim-i
111a 1 1 demand his extradition. the job -of mail carrier or rltvtrii ian
Although the Villa trail is gcttini; was created belore the Markee re '
colder every day. Army officers e- giuie and that there Is no nees-itv
pressed confidence in their abihi y for such employment. j
finally to apprehend him. A comparison uf m out hs In the
It was announced today that t! e Kldcr and Market .ndmiiMsltat'.m
two squadrons, numbering about l"H shows that Elder's pay.-ult i.m Va
ltet.orts nitiltihlied here todav that men of the Twelfth Cavalry, under was $vl, .tun: fN41. and Jul;. '
Franc iH.-o Villa Is disintegrating the Colon! II. tS. Sick el, who were or- Sine Mark re took charge tti. re has
force of l.'uo to 2."iOU men w hich he dercd from Fort ttohlnson. Neb., - been a ionsid"ahl in. r.- r tn Ca
used to make the Columbus raid terday, will take the place of the payroll, as follows: (htoh r $s7:.
last Thursday. - Thirteenth Cavalry in posts lure. November f'o;t, itrcemlir and
American military authorities said One squadron of the Twelfth is at January $l;."i. j
i.i(i:.v ihnt if miRHlhle. It would have Panama. I 0
t n-: ! h:.A B vmm
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by the Military Autfaorilies Will Be
IrifJ 11 New Htxki
CLl'MHrs. X. M.. March 14.
1(11 Kl MAT1C I'AIX STDI'I'KI)
Sunny
Southern
California
THERE and
BACK
from Roscburg
0
Six months round trip tii kcts on salo from irini ii:il
Northwest rlties to I .ok AnRt-lrn. I'asadena, Oranm' Kni-
pire, 1,onk Ut-ai h ami S inta Karliara. Stopovers allowed at
all points enroute.
Q Panama California Imposition open all the year at San
Diego. Kxhihlts from all principal countries of the
world.
Seo Southern California by electric cars of the Pacific Klec
tric railway. 'Orange Knipire," "llallooli Route," "Old Mis
sions," Trlannle," and "Ml. Lowe'' trolley trips.
Ask your lucal aKent or write
John M. Si-ott, iem-:al l'u-s nyr Afiit. I'oillniid, Unison
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
V New Car of
99
FLOUR
1 r)irmnnrl "W
ANCY paTEN 1 '" " lo" '' " v a ' ,"M''"
ka whet is N ) BETTER.
FLOUR
Also D'lllt1 I ntrnt
Qjvvn City and
Pride of Donclas Brands
NEELY & NEELY. CASS STREET
Crochet Cottons
Wc carry the Standard Brands
R.M.C. Clark's O.N.T.
J. P. Coats
In the prescut uncertain market it is well to an
ticipate your wants. We Kive speci.il prices by tlie
box. Crocbet Hooks -Our line is aain complete.
Any sizi you want. Capped Ii-io'ks with flat finger
' C ARR'JP. A Variety Store
been advitubt to ko aTter Villa on
Thursduy, when bin raiders fUU
Houtti wanl. Thvy were then dt'inor-
alized and were droppliiK loot ami Trie drnwinR of inumlos, (be boiv-
war niuterial before the attacks of ness, stiffness and unmiiziix pain of
." men under Major Frank Tonip- rheumatism iiiii-k1y yield to Slonn s
kins. Requests of Colonel Herbert Unlmmt. It utiinulateH circulation
Slocuni, commanding: the Thirteenth to the painful part. Just apply :i
Cavalry here, and of Major Tonip- directed to the sore upots. la a sh.ut
kins to be allowed to renew the pur- time the pain gives way to a tingling
suit Friday with a larger fon-e were neimation of comfort and warmth
denied pt tiding the organization of Here's proof l have had wondei iul
tho largo expedition. I relief since I used your liniment on
It was said today litat this large my knee. To think one application
expedition, owing to inadequate rail- gave me relief. Sorry 1 bavn't Hpace
road facilities, and the widely scat- to tt 11 you the history. Thanking Konoiny Utocerv.
When to T.ike 'hamlM-i hun" TuMW
When you feel dull ami stui'i l af
ter eat i nt?.
hen constipated or bilious.
When you have a sick luuilai'he.
When you have a sour stomach.
In n you belch alter eating.
When you have indigestion.
When nervoiiH or despond' nt.
When you have no relish for your
meal. j
When your liver Is torpid. I
Obtain;) hie everywhere. c
Kippered salmon every Friday at
.02.
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of.
L'CAO
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tered positions of the troops neces
sary to constitute ft, who have been
on patrol duty, might require sev
eral days' preparation before it could
enter Mexico, at least from this
point.
I Meanwhile reports trom Mexican
sources said that Villa apparently
I was currying out a plan to elude
pursuit by breaking up his force into
j small bauds and biding among the
; mountains. Some of his forces wen1
! reported to be approaching the So
uora sta-.e border. Others are said
! to be making their way southward
'and southeastward today, toward the
1 mountains of the San (lernnno dis
j trict. from which the bandit chief
tain started March 1 with the an
nounced Intention of invading the
I'nited States.
Information was received here to
. day that two regiments of infantry
; and a balulllon of mountain artil
lery were being sent here from the
Fast, in addition to a battalion 0
the Sixth Artillery from Nogales,
Arte.
I Colonel Slocum said he bad been
.advised that the first squadron of
the Thirteenth Cavalry also had been
j order d to rejoin the regiment. The
.Thirteenth, owing to its exploit on
Thursday in beating off an over-
! whelming number of Mexicans after
a stiff fight, in which they inriicted
possibly 1.1 times the number of
their casualties, is said to have been
assign-d to the duty of taking Villa's
,diret trail. Owing to the exigen
cies of the patrol duties to which
'the urnir has been assigned ever
since the outbreak during the Ma
dero r volution in 1 H in, tho regi
ment has had on duty here only two
thirds of its strength. The First
squadron, under I. ieuten ant-Colonel
'I. Rivers, has been stationed at
Marfa. Texas, more than li.lo miles
east of here, and assigned to patrol
! a stretch of territory S.I miles in
extent. It may be several days be
fore this squadron will be assembled
j here.
j Other units said to have been as
signed for service In Mexico are
quite as widely scattered because of
demands for protection und patrols
at various points. Infantry, artil
lery ami cavalry deemed necessary
for the expedition are scattered at
intervals of TO to 1 .10 miles from
Maria, Texas, on the east, to Yuma.
Ariz , on the west. There Is only
one line of railroad by which the
(concentration of these troops can be
! accomplished. This I'ne Is closely
j guard' d to minimize any chance that
Irresponsible persons 11. ay cut It.
I Itrigadier-Ceneral John A. Persh
ing at Kl l'aso, according to military
1 ofli ers here, is concentrating these
! widely scattered troops as rapidly as
' possible.
I It appears to be the opinion of
' military men here that when Villa
is found und pushed on b th sides,
he will not Mund and fight. This
belief is based upon the experiences
of the American troops in the sur
prise atta k Thursday and the mibe-qii'-nt
pursuit of t be bandits by
; Major Tompkins, who ds rihed their
Might as practically a rout.
I Although Villas Miength in the
battle here was est i mated nt from
1 1.1 no to 2 nit-n. Captain Rudolph
i S iiik'T and Captain Ceorge Wil
liams, who participated In the pur
you for what your-remedy has dom
for me. James S. r erguson, IMul
ada, Pa. Sloan's Liniment kills p. tin.
Jlc. at druggists.
. ' ' "''I'M. 1 Pi.ii us 1
sinulaiii.'iiik'r.itti.-iliw
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loss
Piiinws Di'.ystic.dif ipj
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Anerfivl Rrtwdv forOmslto
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ftcKirJe Sisnaiurf of
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f'sTifiJlThs-Kiud You Have
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Bears tho
Signature
'fr
h In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
SUNDAY DANCES ARE
FORBIDDEN BY POLICE;
NORTH BEND AFEECIED
NORTH lll-M), Or., March 11
The old Sunday closing law, cause of
much recent litigation and argument I
in Oregon, again bobbed into tlie
limelight Saturday in Coos County,
and Its enforcement was ordered h j
I list 1 id Attorney Liljeqvist.
A dance was to have been gm 11
Sunday night in the Simpson pawl
ion, outside the Marsbfielil city lim
its, but on complaint to him, Mr.
Wljeqvist advised the persons who
were planning the dance as the first
of a series of Sunday evening diiuces
for the summer not to proceed, noti
fying them that it would be hit dutv
to prosecute if the management pro
c eded with the function.
This was the first complaint which
has been made in Coos Couum since
the Supreme Court rujing wtnih left
the enforcement or disregiml of the
time-worn statute to the disc:, tion of
the various district attorn v
The Simpson pavillion 1 o. - rated
bv Marshfi' lil persons -In it it 1 out
side the city limits and t !m i efore
comes under slate jurisdiction Mr.
Uljcqvist would not disdo.e tin
names of those wiio compla d.
urt.is nt W ION o' I AM) TIT I.K.
No. :tio:t j
In the Circuit ( ouit of the Stale of
Oregon, lor I muglas County.
In tlie matter of the application of
Matthew Adams, administrator ' ,'lt'
estate of Seirena Adams, deceased,
to register the title to the bind in
said application described, to wit:
"The south half of tlie southwest
quarter of Section I!; tin5 south hall
of the sutheast quarter of Section
4 ; the east half of the northeast
quarter and the southwest quarter
of the northeast quarter of Section
!; the northwest quarter of Seit:on
10; all in Township 1! M south. Rang'
;, west of the Willamette Meridian,
in 1 mucins County, Oregon."
Again-t all whom it may concern.
licfendautfl.
To all whom it may concern:
Take notice, that on I be lilli day
of March. A. I".. HMtl, an amended
application was filed by said Matthew
Adams in the Circuit Court of Hom;
las County for initial registration of
the liilc to the land above ileeiihed.
Now unless you appear on or betoru ter
FvaU Copy of Vri pet.
tmi okntaua som'anv. mw vonx cnr.
Itank IMilKbnesM.
You occasionally see it stated that
colds do not result from cold alher.
That Is rank foolishness. u re it
true colds would be as prevalent in
midsummer as In midwinter. I'he mi
crobe that canes colds flouii lies In
damp, cold weather. To g 1 nd of a
cold take Chamberlain's C "m i Rem
edy. It is effectual and Is li: - 'ily re -nmmond-il
by people who li e used
it for many years as o . .. ;.n re
quired, and knows It real vV'i". Oh
talnahle everywhere. c
EXPENSE OF SOLDIERS
HOME IS INCREASING,
SAY SAEEM OlflCERS
SAI.KM. Or.. March 1 I
dency lO create jiifiH to f '
of t tie families fil fust it ut 1
on the slate p;iv roll I if'
10 the stale prison. Re
lion was calbd in the I'm'
muI to th fact that the ;
feur had b- n 1 reate.l .,1
prison to taK care of
wood, son of Iteputy
wood. It bad never ie
found neiessnry to ba-.-In
the employ of th'- ,
work bad been don" wit
an thing to the pa roll
At the Soldiers- Hon .
burg it aip'ars that 1
Marke, wiio succe iei 1
WOOD COAL
UK .lit I'M! M'MTIHt III.IH K
lll-NT IIAKI) K SUIT
HAY and FEED
Feed, Fuel (S Supply Company
Phono 56 Stages & Sou Phone 56
tti'- Till i!a' of April. I'.'lti, anil sluiw a ppll' al imi nnil you will bo fm-ov.T
l iulr-p why Hurh anulli allim shall not UupmI Iioiii ilisptit itli; th( samp,
hi' n ran I ... l.ic same will In- lakin an iSiall K. II. I. KNOX. Hoik.
iiinli'fM'il :;iiii H il-n.'M . III hi' in- (I. ! CDSIIDSV,
1 arnlilill!; to tin- pra:.iT of the T
.Miplliant's Attorney.
Cttlhis$1.8()keM
tie For Only
Gil ilus $1.80 ket-M (H
J tie For Only pi.U yf jm
Without Grease and Without Water
A IU'lit'i( us I'ul Iliiasi I'rum llu-
"Wear-Ever"
Altiminuni
Windsor Kettle
Nolt- Adjust iblr Bail
I'la'i.' tlie kettle initty oviT a i
lie-ill. (1 ki-lllc, sc.ir tlie roict ti
turn the- fire down tn ;i iiu-ie-li.ilf
duiii- turn tlie nit-.it ovc-i .
WEA.-JEVER S
wfAn Even
In.ule
as jKil.it i
AlUMINL'M
TBADE MARK
v 11, mif. Ill tlie- ,-""1-1-" 0 T-
all Si.!e-.s; lluM 'V
llirke-i". Wlicn V' -
Thus ehcape-r I j $i Kj'"t
l.le as mio.c V H. I I
- II..- X
.indant 1
andani
suit, deseribed his retreat at pre- Khb-r l.i-t fall, in h reti
ilpitate. Prisoners raptured de- th- position of mail
rlared that th- bandits were strii ken rbnnn - Markee. bis
by fear. altb.JUKh when they dis-j placed on the salar v I
rovered tiie ni'-aer fon-e of .'.1 to same month the po.tp
finlit t'o-y ma le a Mand with ;
men. I
K. It. Stone. ppe-ial aKent of the
le;iartnient of J usti e. w as ad v Is- d
todav that the six wound d Villa
nold ter held a .risoners on Id b
turned over b the military author!
ties to the iat eoiirts of N-w Mx
ro for trial n rharit s of ha in
ni'irdT-d th nine iniliann slain
GASTORIA
Tor Ia'fahti and Chlldrea
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bart
Siffnatur of
Physician's
Eczema Remedy
If t. rif.
"I tn "nrri"A th.'t t' ' T
r)i'ft'-n Itt in tinif-fi a v t m.
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r-p yur felLlb LtfcitLi. bvul It,
H i ( roB I't.an-..' .
ruts of meat ill :iy
tXit'tMT CUtS.
The "Vear-Kvcr" Wimlsnr IiiU- uny hi
it'd for lii.iiiy jmrpo-cs i-vcry tl;iy in the t ;u
Clip tlie Coupon--et Q
your Ke-ltle loJay for only ,
Take coiipiin heforc March ?l,to one (if iwyv stores:
Churcliill IIardv re Co. S. II Crouch. Koscbur, Ore.
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