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-.- - - . - . .. -.1 . .-- , i . - ELIHU ROOT IS United Press Writer Says Root Is Probably the Ablest Lawyer in the I'nited States M.V 1 f ;4 ituto by American Vrvn Association FORMER UNITED STATES "IW-8 the best lawyvr ami ablest administrator in thp Cnited states, ' k: J i ienils of Klilm Hout. 'He's the h.inilipsl little liumly man the corporationi ever hail, ' thutmiH the other siiTe. Ah one of Itooseveli's war srelar ion. Hoot did what many persons cm- Bider a mounmental piece of admin istrative work in the l'hllippine and in jeoiganizinK the army. As kimsc elt's Secretary or Stale he aroased Hoo veil's enthusiasm as few other j subordinates have. Roosevelt once said he'd erawl from the hite House to the Capitol Ln lis hands and knem to make Hoot i'reiiiilent that, however, hi ini! he- . Inre Ihe Chicago convention where the efficient .Mr. Hoot guided the Etca mrollc.'. From then until the famous Huron luncheon in New Yolk re-euily Hoot was one of the undesirables, accoril int, to T. K. When he was still a ynuiiK lawyer. Root was attoiney for Hoss Tweed in one of New York s sensational municipal -orruption uprisings. Years lat r he was again conspicu ous as an anti-rerormer in the llie Insurance investigations that formed the basis for the fame of Justice Hughe:!. Hoot is one of the coldly impartial tvpe of statesmen. His face is rug g.d and his poise is always perfect. He engineered the steamroller" at the Hcmibluan comention of four ycarr ago. with exactly the same aploi .. composure and cold air of righteousness that he would a lopt in speaking in the I'. S. Senate. Like Roosevelt. Hoot is one of the holders of the Nobel Peace prize. Like Roosevelt also, he is a New Yorl. product. Like Hughes, he started out un a lawyer. . ' He was born nt Clinton. X. V, on February IS. 1 s 4 r. , the son of a col lege professor, lie graduated from Hamilton College in in til and taught at Rome Academy during the next yea. Later he graduated in law fiom the New York I'niversity. anil in late vears of his life has a'vuiiiii lated a record-breaking list of honor ary degrees from universities all over the world. ' In 1M.7, Hoot was admitted to the , hnr and began practice. In 1st:!, he, was appointed 1 S. Ilistrl.t Altnr-( nev. and six vears later was named Secretary of War in M. Kinl. y s cabi net He had already been prominent ly identified with Sew York State n'olilics. tin July I. !!. President : Roosevelt made him State, and he resigned l:itr tn become I'. S. 5 teen t.iry oi four ears nator from N. ...fork. I year he declined a renomina- , tion. and tried to get out of politics. but H.publi an leaders n 'i1' i.. .. . .imminent figure at the Saratoga convention of I nr.. "'id h" was one ot the main framers ot I lit new Constitution. ii i.n .n.' rejected with a great di al of York etieltl- I.OM.I lioot did nin.-h In celtlellt a of fellow slli let ween Hie I IIII '1 .... I C..nt Mllll Soma .i 11 can countries hy hi Ions tn,, to that section while Secretary of He an.on the f ir-t of ,tateM.,.n to conceive a I'an American union of thought anil action. forceful. thoiiKh .l..m ft" l ' i . t 1 iih a lliiu.te ker. , of of Int. rnational law is a.liei"" " emhracine. Throughout ln an-er Hoot h.. Lome the hran.l of cm-rv.i tlnni. Me was an anti -refoi -m. r ir Ins i-arlv l oliti. al I, ml- a'"l '';' Tear of 1M he was a.lian " I e.il.v In 'iip l.re-convenilon i.n. ' favoi..l an.!i.late of th'- "' r" leliler- til"' "l'l Yoik l.ll.l ' His (treated departure from rn larltv wai Ins s h at t!- " York State con-titntional onv..it.on denotincin the "Inusil"- uovein n .nf ami api'a!lnie to the deleiaf. to en..rt sweeu.HK refi.rnis ,.ern,ltt mi .he people a more dile. t vol.e in tn Covernment. Koot Is what the fa. In the street calls a white collar nv lie is an aristocrat at heart; a man who has a prodlaioua amount or d. nlty and usea every bit of it. A POSSIBILITY . . f.' SENATOR ELIHU ROOT. coat d.-.il of his time, perhaps most of it Hoot spends with an almost un limited supply of bonks; books that the aerage person never reads or even knows are in existence, wbl.-li .line the sh. Ives of bis big library : Although a man of uniuestioneil ! ability in big affairs. Root is not the sort to make friends nuincrum and quickly. Persons who do not like him say he is cold anil clammy Persons who do like him would de j .i ribe bis manner in'-rely as reserved Mr. limit is one of the best listen ' er. in the world. He is a most elo j iiuent listener and. on occasion, h: can say as ninny volumes by layinc b-i 'r.tclv nnlinng as . an Mr. Jus 'ec llugh.'s. Within the lttsl few months. li .vas Hie dominating for, e in the pro ;iosed New York constitution, whicl was denounced as vicious by most rresii,' lories, and snowed under at the polls. As politicians looked ai that constitution, it would ha.ve heel. Hoofs stepping stone to the Presi u nlial noieiii.n mil ll it h.id cirrieil llc r its defeat, efforts to ol tain the uniinatio!i of Mr. Hoot apparently t..;.sed until recently. Kuot is 'l years old. but still in ;'iiil menial and physical vigor. Like llurton. he refused to stand for re election to the Senate in 1 "Ml "be cause lit thought there was little chance for a man of his type to suc ceed, after the Progressive showing in llili. In New York stale, he is the parti. 'iilar can-lidate of the Itarnes organization. Ilis avowed e.impuign issues have Until up simi lar for i s all over the country. t'l.KAK SKIN OMKS l-'KOM U I TIE l.N it is for: ip. n to think you can gain a good ch ar complexion by the use of face powder. lit at the root of t he trouble and Ihnroimhly cloanse the system wilh a treatment of Dr. Kinu's New Life lillf. Centh- and r.ilid in action, do not urtpo. yet they relieve the icr by their action on the ImweN. CiDd for younB. adult and i:ed. C,o ait-r a char inni plexioii toil iy. -"( at your drunu-ist. i si iii'tiL a rent Teacher A -o iatinn wt;i h:i(. tht ir rmil.ir i.ie. Tir.i: at the !U-nsnn s- b'Hd huitdimr Kriday pvpii im:. I une l'.U niniiii"ii ins at s n i lo k. The i-ninsti lal eluh work anrl topit of t-eiM-ral natuie will be dircii!"-d All the :ar nts are nri; d to be pi - s nt. If you have omethmi! to Fell, to traile.' to rent, or have lost something it foun'l f ouii thliiK. use a want adv In tlie Review. CHICHESTER 3 PILLS V 'I mi: ii .moo ItKAMl. a Jyt t.i'l't -I A-Lj-nrl-rn-kf , ' tti C " 1 ' ' i.r.H r .!unt.."llri.i.yV y-i'eV' ''''- -m'r'ii ' ;w M V-1 ( MS. f !l-r f yir V I ftf I'ftirrMO. ( II I l!l h.TFK I U I'J-.-i'r.n MIMI i'U-fAf iSi .soio ? y"cn. .ks r i.mw iff Cool Refreshments in a c 1 , shady vcrai:tla atu r a at tenuis is There is iH.tliii'K .'. re c cl inj:, '.atisfyir.j; 'or ii'mrisli i:;cr than our Ice Cream, ii. it cnly alt or a ;r".iiie, hut any time. I lave n U 'tt. it? l'lio i.c 340 Douglas County I ALBERT ABRAHN M 10 SUPPORT WEBSTER TOR THE VICE PRESIDENCY fit If ;0. Ill , Juni 7---On oii Ufjitiblit an lk.tUs t'iila V i U u nt H. Mtciikt for a im-.ntK-r ui ' tlif plaflnrm iuiti!MilUt. liruiK J t ati.trtii ua ivit.-iiii.il?, inm H Uo 1 u oi l r oi t.u.-ii:t i . li. I isln.p on oimiutttv io noiity nomi- iit ur rrilf nt una vn e pi f.-Kt nt, a iitl (.'. K holt hk i.-s as coin ent ijn it e t li.iit tnaii lor tii t'snn. 1'tit onl lontt'ft a un llu i-latlorin cutu iii it tic un iiil-i-r. The firl ha Hut Ka. H. I'nty fi otH, Hrookr l hi i't ('annum ami .1 . N. It;;i n-s un. t'ar- stat'i lit tliti not want tho honor atn! I'.rookt? was srlrrti-J lt i-otnnioti loiisent. William tirant Wrh: t r. of I'ht ciiKo, lor whom Onmn is instnn'li'.l tor iw proiili'iii, m't with tlu- tlrlv K.itton and iulurt'd arii tl i'motiin Tht iini'it'j-ton he cioat'ii stiviiili i iu d the dt-t ision of tlie majority to ignore uinI i u tiuiis and vote lor m!U' (tther ramlidate on the tirsi h;illut. A! her I Ahral'.am, however, pledged lux support to Webster, sayiiit! he feeU hound to folio ititni tion. Ktpt for his opposition, the oVle nation probably would have fonnall n-ridt-d to release itself. ' I found. Webster sincere, " said Abraham. Me was a candidate in se eral states and rei . ivel a n'ood ote. He was not tryuii- to make a joke out of the On koii law and I .e" be rhoilld ret'eit a vote." Abraham and t'aiey i-laslud oer the t'ai.'y nuestion. Abraham later declared thai bis views on the Ore jion sstem are so lumlamenlally diReretit troin those of 'arey and ('. W. Knltun that be is nut surprised that bis views do nut nuree w it ti theh'i'.. Kulton cr.ninientinn on the Webster iiiattei. said: ' Webster Is a crank oln-essed with ollire. seeking, ami don t think the rtclenalinn should make itself ridiculous and don't hi new :inv but Altiaham will ote for A ebste,'. hesiiite the f.nl that I did not tledfce Uiseif to support the people e huhe as a candidate for delegate, I A ould do so if t he people vote :neant anMhiun. hut iii tins case it m ea in nothini;." t.i it.W I'UIM I..VM.TIO. When as, I :t!Mh ann .f the Still" Whereas. .Inn.- I t. HUi;, is th ei-sar ot tue adoption i-iid Stripes, and tii K iiii..1 1 ions of a pa : in Oregon are desirou: ti iolic nature hai spts i.tl Kiii.Ikims he piai-ed upon liis day and its nit-annm, and V. hereas, I Ins Ken ration has seen no time when loalty and patriotisii are more reiimreu. than now, or v. hen t be enroll rat me nt ol thest vit;il National xiitifs 1:4 more ap iropriale; Now, I h-refoie, 1 do here he pro lair it ett nes, lav , .1 une I It h, a KlaK I'ay t iirtu!ioui (lie state o: Oretion, and 1 earnestly uiKe that Ih dav be devoted to eei ri'-s indieat i v Civcs you more miles to thcdol lar. Carliurcting qualities account (or that nu waste of gas. 1 )e .tiers everyw!;ere nd also at our many MRvit t Stations. Standard Oil Company (Cal'foraiaj mi. Creamery I.onebur K, Red r I :-M WW of and conducive to !uaHy to the of Aineika and in pledgiui? renewed Kla, that in home, school, church-'. and MKoroas loxalty to it uud the t" a fid business establishments the 1 pri nclple of liberty it rpreente. nccasion he fittingly observed; that In les-Kmony whereof. I have here the KU be dispu nl trom public unto t my band and i a used the haildinkvS. school, homes, and placva . e.it seal of the stale of Oreou to ot business, and that the entire coin- hi hereunto nffixej this third, day nionwtallK nt this t ritu al period of j of June, 1 I to. ir.n rnatiotial u.-rt-t. ;..i:te ,.i mmj JVMKS VV,TH YC V UK. oriiiK t'-e FlaK t tne i nit. d States - tlo omor of Ore-ton Corset Fittings 01 Moving Pictures Special Matinee Vyi : 7 Yon ran fiee Jast how many tliilVieitt typrs of fkures are lr;ini fonijeil into hcaullliil liures tli-o-.ili the orrei- filling of ; t;(m sard Corset. Ker, !ii;iire typ,. :-houii in the film ran lie rorrertly 'itleil ;it this Htnre. Complimentary i;i--m's will he h siieil l,y mnl yon ran ohtahi aw many as you like it.r n i Ii anl your fiieiids hv ralliuv al our Corset 1 it part ineiit . The ileai ;i mi (m --ats will he heavy, and even thoimh we have enuaed the Antlers theater for the entire ;tl t 'riicMHi . we iittnw that some w inui ti will lie disappointed. Call Ml'.! net v:itir Ii liets today. Uossdrd CORSFSiS ThcyLucQ In Jront Cass SLreiL The Umpqua Valley Fruit Union Is uou lucatid in til-' Cieasim w.ii'ehiuise, fornict ly (Hitipiid by the Rnvcbtirj; IVetl and l'ticl Co., ami ate better jrt pared tbaii ever to serve their inaiiv tiistomeis. 1 f you have any kimltif b"ruit or i'n tl uce to market we can net V"" '1L' top price. SIk uM Mm desire tn putt base- any ol the various lines f iiictcbaudise wc handle we will jive you the test quality at the loucs". pi ice. COME AND SEE US Umpqua Valley Fruit Union North II...-. Imit Win h. Ii-.- . .Iii k-on Wl! It U I) purtlnsftl the slock of implcnii nlsiind veliicles formerly owned by Crouch and Giles, con sisting cf buuics, wagons, plows, disc barrows, cultivators, c'c. U bile this stock lasts we will sell it at Less Than Wholesale Cost. It will pay you to investigate. J. F. Marker & Co. Farm Implements, Veliicles, Machinery. For Ladies Only ANTIXKS THEATRE THURSDAY, JUNK 15th., at 2 o'clock tt.-uin itlaiiMinu now to iMtentl tlifn inaliih e. lie film htiun has one it l!n elcersl sluiies rollteeil hy The Ksf;iiriy Ki I in Co.. of Chienno. The 1 1 1 If is "1 low M;it jorie Won a C :ree". " Th:- story w,is wrirleii hy. i 1'i-::t ii re writer tor t he Cssunay I " i i 1 1 ; 1 1 1 ;ihil p. nt of tlie film shiiw.t mi interior of llwlr stmlio, The part tti:it will interest von most, however, 1:. tll' ji'tllill fitlillK Of GOSSARD Corsets on Living Figures Housewives ho have been buying expen sive Making Powders should try a can of DIAMOND "W" It is i lit' t ti I i.l nn v of the higher 1" :ccd H.ik inj l'owdt.-is. Neely & Neely Opposite the P. O. TH UNIVERSAL CAR There's nalliiiis ab tut a Ford car to puzzle anyone. Any man or woman can quickly learn tu drive and anyone can care for liis Ford car, and that's half the fun ef motoring. No bills for skilled mechanic!.; no complications. Just tin? reliable, simple, useful car that meets everybody's req.iireaients. Touring car $110; Runabout $.W0; Coiipelet .S'JC; (own Car $610 Sedan 7 10. Ail piices f. o b. Detroit Terms to responsible parties. On dis play and sale by W. A. Ill II U, Agent." LODGE CARDS II. I'. ). i:ik, Itosfiitirc Unlite, .v. JI'Jil 'Ileitis rcRiil.ir cuititimnira tltinn at the KIKa Tettipte un the 8 n it mid 4th 'i'hiirtiilu of each month. All mtmut!r.i rLMiie.Htt.il t aiti.nd ri'K.ila ly. ami all vlMtlnit brutliera ar. curilliilljr tn'-lu-il in utli'lul. V. II. Sli:VAl!T. K. K. IK A II. Itllilll.ti. Sec;. KAt.l.ls, ILinenii-i; .no meeti la llioir hull un Jackson St. .on 2nd and 4th Monday eviiilng ot eiiili utonth, at H o'clock. Visit brt'th run In ood Btan.lliiK always wul conif. IIOVVAKD IIKSS. W. I'. U. F. UODU.MAN. W. Sec. c'houe M 1M3. jWOMKN OK WllOIK IvAt 1, I.llao t:trcie to. 4V. mucin uu tne and 3rd Mouday evenliiK .) eacb month at Odd fellows' Hall. Visit ItiK tnenihei'B In good standing arr Invited to attouu. I.KNA DUNN, (1. N. C1.AI1A CAWI.HKI.'J. Clerk. . t). O. I'., I'hll. till Inn IxiiIkb No. H. McctH la Odd Kvlluua' Tumile, I'liini-r .lu.'ksua it n J I'.ih Sin., on S.ittirday evi-niiiK of each week. Metnliers of the ord.T in good BtunditiK are Invited to attend. I I'. K. I I ItNKI.I.. N. U. . J. II. IIAll.KV, V. H. M. M. Mil. I. Kit, H. S. j . tt., Ilehuric t'luipter No H. ! Holds their rt-Kolitr ineetiliK on tne 1st and 3rd 'I'tnirndity In eacti month. VisitinK meinliers In koou statiditiK are rcniicctfully lnvlteo to attend. MA It IK A. HITDIt, W. M. FHKK JtJIINriUN, Sec. ItllllKAIIS, ItoKi'lmrK Hehekal. Lodge. No. 41, I. O. (). K. Meetf In Odd Kellown Ternpla ever) Tuesday eveniliK. VIuMIiik slHterft and brethren Invited to attend, j I.Al'UA KAIIKKK, N. Ii. 1 MKS. TI 1,1,1 K JOHNSON, Sec. ii.sik ih;.mi'hui:y. r. s. "Iry mt fnni can sometimes be arrested by heating (the binding )." Iloxic. It seems to be impo-.si'!e to avoid such conditions where the builder lias to take wb.it be can j;et, in buil ding mute! i.tl; but Hot air will never take the place of Quality. It will not even be meiitioi e l it you specify Old Growth Fir Kenny Quality. Kenny Lumber Co. kosebtii, Oregon Near R. K, Strtion Cook With C(!)l ( I I AN, No Fumes Kconomiciil Roseburj Klectric Company l'h..ne lil. Do IT I. (). (). I ., KMiik Slur ImIrii No. 171 uiccts In the Odd Kellows, Teinidu eveiy r'i'lday evening. Visiting btcthii'ii iilwavs welcome. I'. II. IIA.MI.IN, N. O. tWIll, OILMAN. It. S. M. FICKI.K. F. S. I.OVAI, OKHKK OP MtMINK, K"e- billK l.olge No. Ili:l7 Meets Mon day evening of each week, at 8 o' clock ill Maecabee hull. All visiting brotbeis are invited to attend. 1. K. KOSTKK, Dictator. Ii. O. PARGETER. Secy. WOIIDMKN III' THR WOULD, Oak Camp No. 121 MeeU In the Odd i Ke.lowa' hall In Hoseburg every i 1st A :ird Monday evenings. Visit ing neighbors always welcome. CAIll, f. (II NTKI1T. C.C. M. M. Mll.Lhll. Clerk. K. tF I'. :l(ii: Alpha Lodge No. 4 7 meets every Wednesday even I lug In I. (). ). F. hall. Visiting K rilLiH always welcome. lay dues i to lioy I'. Durbin, M. of F., at I ' I n its for Men" store. 1 A .1. IIOrilllAllKI,. C. C. i:. K. WIMIIKKLY, K. K. 3. A. h. A. I'., Ijium. IxU:e No. IS, Regular Con.munlcations 2nd and fo'irth Wednesdays each month at Masonic Temple, Rosdburg, Ore. Vljltors welcome. Ii. I) WILLIAMS, W. M. W. F. HAKKIS. Secy. New Hand Laundry Just oieni d on Rose and Oak St. All work (iuaranleed Prices reasonably. V.'e call for and deliver I'lione 397 Jim Shuck. Prop. "Electricity I1I.AI.TilV ()l)i)KI.I.SS No Stroke Electrically ail N. Jaikv.it vr
