WEATHER yesterday's Highest Temp 46 Last Night's Lowest Temp 45 I'l-ahably Italn Tonight or Tuesday. VOL. v. ROSEBURG, DOUGLAS OOUXTY, O.tEGO.NWKIIXKSDAY, XOVKMtiKIt 12, 1013 CI PA1GN FOR MEMBERS Two Teims Will Hunt New Members For Club. CAMPAIGN END KIDDLE OF DECEMBER John Oliver is Captain of One Team and Robert Smith l'iul Tile Other Team One Side Reds; One Greens. What promises to be the most in teresting contest ever conducted "in Roseburg was started last night when John Oliver suggested that the Com mercial Club Start a campaign for membership. His plan was adopted and provided for the selection of two rantains. each to lead one team into the field for new members. Mr. Oliv-j er was promptly appointed captain of one team and Robert (Deacon) , omun was appointed capiaiu uc me other team. The two captains then announced the other special members of their teams. The Oliver team is compos ed of J. E. McCllntock, A. G. Suth- erland, Henry Harth, Harry Pearce; anu j. r. nuicunsua. iuh ohiili . team is made up as follows: Josepm Micelli, CUirK Hargar, l . A. Kartety, J. Wendell Wright and B. W. Strong. The Oliver team will be known as the Greens and the Smith team as the Reds, on account of the rib bons or badges which each member will wear. Whenever one team gets n noni mamlia, fni II, Q 1,l)t a I-t h. ijon of the color of the team which i geis mm is pinneu on mm ana ne henceforth becomes a member of that team. The Commercial Club has now a two teams' me, this afternoon and each chose m sides and enlisted the; entire membership in one or the oth-j or ten ni s 1 The contest will continue till about! the middle of December. The losingi team and Us members will banquet I the winning team and Its members at the conclusion of the contest. i Tho teams, although not complete-! v r mnii!r.?;l en yet, have already; aiiinod up some fifteen new members. It ?s expected that this campaign will bring about a great revival of . interest in the club and will bring ; tile membership up to over 400. rorxTY cornT makks ivjii okiikis i,tk vhs- t i: i t i . v a doit i ; i : i ( n t i . . ... , . , . ently. Judge Hamilton Imposed aen- HMri.t No 1 I Alvme-1 to Pro- tenCe without comment. ei-(l and KvpeiHl Special lav linronte from the courtroom to the 1,1 1 "veincnts. ,.0llnty jail Hansard Informed Sheriff I Quine thut "he got off lighter than The county court late yesterday af-( ,0 expected". In fact, Hansard told ternoon approved the special tax lev- the sheriff that he expected a fine led in road district No. 43. The tax' (,f n(,t less than J500 and a Jail sen raited approximately $1,200, which! tence of CO days, will be used in improving the roads, Hansard was locked In the county ami erecting a bridge In tho said j jn il immediately following the pass district, jne 0f sentence and will occupy what Reconsideration of a former pe-l inion or .i. m. mnningnam et ai was denied. 1IK.IIXT I'KOI'OKAIi OK KVKIIFltK.SH COMPANY HKItK (Vmmlttee ltcMrt Thart the Concern Im All High! but Tho Mcth.Kl or Organiyittlon Is Not Acceptable. At the regular nietllng of the Commercial Club held In the club rooms last night the committee which IHVIXK (i.MtDXKIt AMI SKV bad in charge the Ever'resh matter Kli.M, OTIIKIIS WIN AI-TKIt reported through iu chairman, Mr.' .MONTHS OF I.ITKi.VI'ION A. .1. Lilhurn. that hile the company! and Its business was a good one, still Uovcrnniciit Hccldcx that lioniestoad the committee could not recommend: -s A Kntitlcil To Their th,. ,,r,,, null inn nimlo liv tho pnin-1 lleMMTtlve 'I'lWtM. i:mv 't will he remenihered that.' about a month ago the company's of- to,lay fr' t,le secretary of the In f leers were here and offered to take 'rlor, Irvine Gardner and eight or r.t oer cent of the ritock of the "ine others have won their cases local company should it be organzed. against the government. In navment for the use of the t.aicnts Mr. C,ardnr and the others re- of the parent company. It was this ie;ntTR or urn I'lopuHu, imu j - i At-- cuminit fpp could not nccent While no particular action was tak- en on the report It is g-nerallv un- d-rstood that no further effort will he made to locate here. W. C. Il.i;il(; KKTl'KNS !ii;iti: i i i;u months simint IX TIIK "SI 'XXV KOlTir i;e:i1 1 State Agent Hbh Oi-gon tli limit is Knr SuiMrior to 1 iuit Mexico. AV. C. Harding, for several years pr.aaeed in the real estate business jn Hoseburg, hut of late of Mexico, arrived here last evening. He left i t!ie midnight train for Portland wNj-re he has business matters nevd- . li s attention When seen at the Vmpqua hotel Wtene! to the evidence Jn the caw l nigh.:. Mr. Harding said that ' of th H!dd!e State Hank vs. It. V. sinesp was p jod in Mexico and that country was fast developing un- . ns. While itfe climate cannot be $121, alleged to be due on a prom-- mpared with that found in Oregon,' Issory nolo. 'r. Harding says the opportunities, Late this afternoon the jury decid er making money are probably bet-t ed in favor of the plaintiff, award ter there thin here. Ing a judgment in the sum of $125. Ai.liough er.Siiged In active bus!-. H'-j attorney fees. i nesB In Mexico Mr. Harding still rec ognizes Kuseuurg as his borne. In fact, he Buys he intends to return here at some future date with a view of remaining permanently. I'ORTI.AXII .MAX IXDICTKI) - 101S SHOOTING VAM'AIIl.K 1HHJ 1IKHK LAST Hl'.MMKIt flcncll AVuiTiint In InaikmI This Morn ing Portland Officers Wired to Arrest Accused. The grand jury last night returned an indictment In the circuit court charging F. W. Jennings, of Port land, with shooting and seriously in juring a valuable dog belonging to Ike Gervnis, who lives near Reston. It appears that Jennings and a party of Portland friends were en joying' a hunt at Reston last summer, when one of their number challeng ed Jennings to shoot the dog. To Illustrate his marksmanship, Jen nings took aim and fired. 'The bul let struck the dog with the result that the animal will be maimed for life. Since that time an effort has been made to settle the case through a monetary consideration, but as yet tne parties involved have failed to reach an agreement. To bring the matter to a focus i Gervais appeared before the grand i-jury, and an Indictment against Jen nings followed. .Tenninnu will he nrrpstpd. nrnhnh- ly today, and will be brought here tQ stand trial. JAIL SENTENCE Brown Hansard, Bootlegger, Gets a Severe Jolt. FINE AND JAIL SENTENCE IS IMPOSED - " Informs Sheriff Onlne That He tiot Off Much Lighter Thuii He Anticipated I'rc vioiisly ronvicted. Brown Hansard, of Yoncallu, re cently convicted in the circuit court u" , Bh , .7 Hamilton to pay a fine of JKfiO and serve a term of 30 davs in the coun- ty jail. i When arraigned for sentence Han sard remained silent, and appeared to accept the punishment iiulifl'er- (g known as the "bootleggers quar- ters on the second floor Practically without money, Han sard will probably be compelled to serve 180 days in Jail, such repre senting the fine and imprisonment Imposed by the judge. Hansard Is an old offender, and was twice convicted of bootlegging while living at Lebanon. Later he wns arrested and convicted of "boot legging" in Lane county and served a term In jail. According to a decision received ferred to above took up homestead in Mm IliwL-n Lnrlf V fin v fin v fl - - . L. rumeni on uh? gruunua mm uy hai not complied with a new law in clearing m) acreu of their P'spec- tivo tracts, The litigation was Instituted in the local i'nited Sin'e land office. ! and was later appealed to the com missioner of the (ieneral land office. , In final determination, the c;ise,t reached the seen larv or I re interior. 0 , ... . CIVIL CASK ATT It TS ATIIINTIOX OF f inci KP ( t)t i;t m kix(. un; dav; ('use fiiven t the) .hnr a n Ijitr; Hour This Afternoon MIht ae : t. Hn A j 1 1 r v In the (ircii: court today Hutchinsr.n and The Alder Creek i.umtier Company. I be plaintiffs OVER $150,000 Sheridan's Liabilities Total Princely Sum. MANY LOCAL PEOPLE ARE HEAVY LOSERS Asset Will IVobably Total $30,000 Which Will (iuuraiiUH Pay ment of About 15 Cents On -Tho IMhir. A complete Inventory of the liabil ities and assets of T. it. Sheridau and wife, who yesterday made a volun tary assignment in favor of the form er's many creditors in this vicinity shows that his liabilities will total something over $152,000, while the assets will probably not 'reach a to tal or $30,000, busing a settlement on these figures, after deducting the expenses Incurred in effecting a set tlement of the assignment, it does not appear that the creditors will re ceive over IB cents on the dollar. inspection of the liabilities shows that the First A'atlonul Bank, of Portland, will be the heaviest loser, Mr. Snerldan having owed that insti tution something over $20,000. In many instances the claims are for borrowed money, notes having been executed by Mr. Sheridan in favor of the loaners. f ollowing tne as aignment these notes are valueless. The assets set out by Mr. Sheridan include a few parcels of land, from wh ch mav be realized several thous and dollars. Most of the personal property assigned by Mr. Sheridan includes Block In various mines and milling companies and are considered of little value. All attachments levied on property of Mr. Sheridan within four months prior to the assignment nre rendered void, and consequently tnose respon sible for the attachments are without legal redress. A complete list of the liabilities ana assets of -Mr. sneriuan roiiow: Sclmllilo of Liabilities. Oeorge A. Smith Camus Valley $7, 400. Mrs. Sonnemann, Portland, $5,000. A. Walsh, $2,000. Fiist National Bank, lloseburg, $5,250. K. W. Mlnard, Portland, $2,500. . P. Heed. Gardiner. 10. !1, Preble, Hoseburg, $4,000. .1. P. Sheridan, Hoseburg, $1,500. .1. H. Keating, $10,000. K. 11. Walte, Sulherlin, $14,000. K. G. Young & Company, Oak iaml. $10,000. Douglas National Hank, Hoseburg, $5,500. Dr. Little, Oakland, $8,000. A. .1. Knberts, Hoseburg. $750. Mrs. W. II. Carroll, Hoseburg, $2, 000. William Carlon, Itoseburg, $1,500. Mrs. John Byron, Olulla, $3,000. Mrs. Boggess, $2,000. 11. C. Ago, Hoseburg, $,000. Mrs. Fitzgerald, $4,000. W. K. Chupmnn, $000. David Hull, Hoseburg, $1,312.50. H. K. Hnlnes, Elkton, $2,000. M. S. Doerstler. $0,500. W. A. Pearce, Roseburg, $9,381. Kmma Arzner, Hoseburg. $1,000 Henry Lander, Hoseburg, $4,000. K. C, and J. C. Marks, Hoseburg, $3,000. H. C. Mnrks, Hoseburg, $937.57. A. .1. Roberts. Hoseburg. $754.25 .1. E. Pelton, Hoseburg, $2,500. .1. M. Mostof. $500. First National Bank, Portland $20,000. List of Asset. The northeast quarter of section 19, township 27. south or range a Coob county, Oregon. An undivided one-half Interest in lot No. 5, section 17, and the west one-half of the northwest quarter of section 18, township 29 south, range 8 west. An undivided one-fifth Interest in trnct of land opposite Mnislificld. Oregon. An undivided one-fifth interest In tract of land near Light House, In Coos county. Oregon. An undivided f.ne-fifth interest in trail of bind in MarshfMd. Ore. An undivided one-half intercKt in Inunn .luck son utreot. In llosebnrtf. Ore. l.nt 10. la Oaks Addition to Uose- burg. 1 I...I S l.!nfk Tfc.di.firl llr'.nir-l ma countv j One-fifth IntreHt In city lots and j nthrr hinds at Myrtle Point. ! An undivided one-half Interest In AO ; ' 1,1 ,A . ' , ! S in blfM'K K. 1 lot In bl"fk fni z p;'o in thock .vi. near h'.v. MnTe f if California. Contract to purchase for '-t The yoenu ladv, who ai!arr :il ly and 24 In block .1, Miller's Adrii:ion; about is years of age. deilaies that to ti.e City of Hoseburg, upon which! she was soon to he married lo u the total sum of $1!i0 has been paid: young gentleman friend at Myrtle :n . ontiact price of $:(HI. Creek, and that j rr parationn for the ''(;:-'na! property - i -.ved-Png ivi' ;ti pievii! iindT way. Tiiirteen chares o' the cn'-itah " h ii taken in ennio-iy sbo was t fterlt r f the Kir-t National Hank, of - tending a inovinu picture tlieaM-o a Koelnjrg. thareg f)f !fe riplfal j Athnmre. San Kraitcisco, Ki.fififi shares of the caidtal ptocKl of (Uendale Mining and Milling Com-! pany. j One thousand share of the capital stock of the HunMU mine. i One share of tho capital stock of he Kelieher and Bkelly Lumber' Company. I LKAVK FOK VllUilXI Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Kelly. well known residents of Hose- burg leave in a few days f;ir the former's old homa in Virgin: a where they will upend several weeks visiting wUa friend ii aid relatives. Mr. Kolly has not visited his old home for mure than 30 years, an. I .-tuff lea to pay that he Is looking ahead to the journey with delight. Mr. and Mrs, Kelly expect to be gone for several weeks. FALLS ON PliAY (ll'X A XI) IXJl'HKS THROAT; PHYSICIANS SUMMONED Little. Son of Mi', mill .Mrs. II. W Hates Painfully Injured While 1' Laying. Ross, the little son of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Bates, was quite painfully In jured last night while playing about the family residence at the corner of Douglas and Ella streets. It appears that the child was romping about tho floor of the living room, when he stumbled In such a manner as to allow a toy gnu to penetrate his throat. The flesh of the throat was torn, and the Injury prov ed very painful. Physicians were summoned, and the child is now resting as easy as could be expected. GRIDER PLEADS Says He is Guilty of Lewd Cohabitation. JOHN BURNELLE SENTENCED IN COURT Woman Willi Whom UvUlvv Is Al WfivA to Nave MviMl, Will lie Tnlieii to rnrtlanri nnd (ivt'n Kin.-oniem, .John liurnelle, who was arrosted a tow weeks' ao on n charge of stealing a motorcycln from Shirley Goodman, a local electrician, and who yesterday rnneredi a plea of gniltv, was this morning wnteneed by Judge ). W. Hamilton to an In determinate term of from one to 10 years in the Btato penitentiary. Sen tence was suspended during the good hthr.voir of the accused. When arraigned for sentence Hnr nelle had nothing to say. District Attorney Drown, however, made an appeal for the accused and- nnked that sentence be suspended. .The wish of tho district attorney was granted. Uurnelle Is a half-wittod lad. and the district attorney con sidered that he had already received sufficient punishment for his crime, (irldor I'leadN Oiiilty. Charles (Jrider. recently returned here from Winnemucca, Nev., on a charge of non-support preferred by his alleged wife and yesterday In dlctiMl by the grand jury on a charge of lewd-cohabitation, appeared In the circuit court this morning and enter ed a plea of guilty. Sentence will he passed by Judge Hamilton tomor row. The woman with whom CJrlder Is alleged to have lived as man and wife, und the latler'a child will be taken to Portland where the child will he admitted to a charitable home. Tho mother will be furnish ed employment In order that she may support herself and offspring. .Itist two wfeks prior to the date; sr,t f .r her wedding, a vouug lady by' iiamo of riwe;it. was taken In WEDDING DAY IS HEARING - i j rpptody by H. Mel,arm. of I'oit-Mbe remit would Inevltabiv ! ();' j land, hist evening and brought lo' ov.-rv nierchanl emplojing women j H ebmg where nil" today appeurod- wmipl be compelled, to defend him- j a neioro uie granu jury., ! " -u re e-,i' 1 - came lo )(: eburg to In vesM- , rule a mntiner of (lejsn'juvnt ctni- dwii. .My Mb Crck. It i understood that the young lady's t' fiiimny befere 1 i the i:raud fttrv mav In l iuiinate one or more Myrtle Creek young men,1 and that Indictment may follow. The irl Is at present hotipe at the redd-nre. of Sheriff fienrte Qulne. Ik-r mother liven in Southern Oreiron. The officers refuse to glv out any Information regarding the can, COFFER PROTEST Local Merchants Present Facts to Commission. ACTING SECRETARY WRITES LONG LETTER Resolution Is. Passed Crgiug All Stores To (Mono on the After noon ir DtH-eiiiln'r -I OtlM'r Business. Tho members, of the Roseburg Morchants Association held a very enthuslnstlc meeting nt the Roseburg Commercial Club rooms last evening, at which time a number of Import ant matters were discussed. Ono subject, which was consider ed at some length was the contem plated action or the Oregon Indus trial Welfare commission In fixing the minimum wage, maximum hours, and the latest hour which a woman or minor may be compelled to work. Acting Secretary Boom reported that he had received a letter from Mr. Merrick, secretary of the Ore gon, Retail Merchants Association, at Portland, asking for an expression of the merchants of DouglaB county relative to their attltudo in the pro position. The merchants of Roseburg are In different as to the maximum hours whtch a woman or minor may work but protest against the contemplated action of fixing the latest hour which a woinun or minor may work at six or even eight o'clock lit the evening. Local merchants argue that they have made a practice of 'keeping their respective establishments op en, until nine o'clock on Saturday nights, and will continue to do so re gardless of any nctlon that mny be taken by the industrial commission. Mr. Boom reported that he had .. '" ."7 H.I, Wllll-ll Will UO ll CBBIIll.U IU ItlU industrial commission at the time of Its meeting on November 11 "Mr. h. H. Merrick, Secretury, Oregon Retail Merchants Assn., IJertlnnd, Oregon. "Dear Sir: On behalf or the wonin and minors employed by the retail merchantf! of the city of Uokh- biM g. as well ns en behalf of niifh j em clovers, we do herein most eini-l . . . "V." ""I. . I I Ho industrial weitaro uninm Fsinu ; of nnv hour as the h-mst hour that wrmen and minors mav work during' anv evening I :"ri. r.i.niiti.in n. fiu! a minimum wauc Is of little or no in terest to us, for whilo overyono con cerned, both employer and employe, jn this city are entirety satisfied with tho existing icoudlflons, ithey also feel certain that the wages being paid nre far in excess of any mini um in that would' be fixed hv the commission; hut It must also be re membered that a minimum which won Id be necessary and proper for cities like Purtlandi might he entirely unnecessary and Improper for cltieH liko UoHoburg v..- ,v,, ),i i. ,,utt t.n maximum number of hours whirl. I The meeting waa well attended ami the employe should work Tor the mln-1 l"troKt manifested in imum wage be of such vital Interest: n" matters coming up for discussion. lo!"r3in. ,U(lIi Jkimmvc.-stk,m M A fix the time In the evening of any day at which the maximum number of hours work for the day shall be completed we are pertain that not only would every employer of wom en and minors In this city he affected, but that the welfare of every woman employe would also bo seriously and adversely affected. It Is the practice of every store in this cHv where women nro em-' yesiernjiy ruiuriit-ir u v .u a i.. u. plovod and otherwise, to Hoso on ev- 8- Joh" v- 8Mrl; -rv day In the week, except Satnr-j lf!'1- ' the verdict the jury allowed day, nt fi o'clock p. m.. as It Is the; Sprliustend. the defendant, a judge Practice also to keep open on every; ,m;n' f fr'4" ., . Sau.r.iay until ! or ih.'to p. m. , r u ,l,' wa lnnlly roK t "This Ueulng open is al.Holutelv bj; J,,1'" to rwovnr the sum of $ t9. necessitated by the fact that a great ""''K'1 l (,H" 1 ,r?nKf vurlmm part of t lie day's business Is dono after p. m. on Satiirdtiys, and nw lug to the conditions which exist hen lug to the conditions which exist here as well as In most of tho other it .wi tf.na in i).n 1 1 . t will always he the fact, renHtdleas of what iliji- In the evening the cutji m:s!on mnv fiv :-s the thue when w cine ii slnill cease work lug. "If, therefore, tho i immiifHion Phnuld see fit to both fix the Minxl- . tni'm number of lo:fiH wht'-h woiu n should work and the time in the ' evctiiiiL' when vuch work fbould n:;s" & !f aua'iiHt nts ci'iiinciHorn in ohm- n ,,,, ,,,, )IUi '"inni ui m, d'ei-epyitiij wi'h tile ti-rvwH f.f l.u wnmen etuployes so far as is p(ilb'. ; f .r it m certain that few, If any, of .r!iid l e i'er:i. :-tivl ttirtt ti!,rht. be f ve'i.' i;!mum s.ain:-' rni'!t i.i,ipbr.e4. the bti ter , i .une r I m l;r:;t night, not heinir handi'- ip;ed twid rejd ricfe In an apparent attempt to remnvo bv ,m aibiiraiil fivd hour not olthe large glasa from the front d'ujr Mt- lr clioos'iii: !( which their iii'ixi-!o( the rejid"nce they allowed somi lM'tm dav phnH have n cmipb.ted. j of the ylass to fall to the porch with "TN c'lliief' ce-'d-. itlf. tlieie-!(t crash. Tho nolso undoubtedly fore, into the nminMon as to whether; tho Industrial and Moral welfare of the women and oiitiom of tbi r'tv would be he! fubferved U rnak- Jnu- tle-tr employment praetieallv prohibitive, or by permitting their em ep.yuient or a nrtx;inuin number of bourn per day. such hours to be of theii own choosing. "A thoronirh nnd careful canvass amoiig all parties fntereated both em- SIIKKIDAN CASE, The grand jury this morning began an investigation of the affairs of T. H. Sheridan, who yesterday made a voluntary as- signment. . Numerous persons, Including several of Sheridan's creditors, appeared and gave evidence before the grand Jury. ployer am) employe, fails to show a single dissenting voice to the above statements, and we hope you will use this statement In whatever manner you deem ibest in presenting the matter to tho commission for its consideration. "You will observe that we protest against the fixing of any hour at all as the latest hour that women , and minors may work during any evening, even if the commission has , such power. "If however, the commission has such power and should Insist upon fixing some hour, we would urge for Hhe reasons given above that Bitch hour be fixed not earlier than 9 o'clock p. m. "Very truly yours, "Roseburg and Douglas County Mer chants' Association. "H. C. BOOM, "Acting Secretary" The merchants also went on rec ord last night favoring the big "boos ter" meeting to be held here on December 4. To oxpress their en dorsement of this meeting a resolu tion wus adopted urging every store in the city to clase during the hours of the meeting on the afternoon of December 4. The resolution follows: "WHEREAS, a meeting has been called to he held at the city of Rose burg on the 4th dny or December, 1913, for the purpose of rurtherlng nnd promoting the project of hold ing an exposition or exhibit at the city r Ashland d'iring the ear 1915, at which exhibits of the pro ducts and resources of the State ot Oregon mny he shown to advantage to visitors going to and returning from the Panama-Pacific Exposition I L1, ... , ? !IU hel1 s"n Francisco during that year, and WHICKKAS, large and representa tive delegations from different parta of the state have signified their in tention to be present at auch meet ing, the Hosehurg and Douglas Coun ty MerchantH' Association does here- "KKSOt.VK, that It Is heartily and unanimously in favor of and In ac- ' nnr;l with Ihn r.lilnct niwl miriinr. - , - - . meeoting and does hereby f 9 "fh association,, to do all hi its powor to further such ob- J'?ctn and purposes; and It Is further that in order to moro properly entertain the visiting delegations In nt tendance at this meeting, and as an expression of tho unanimity and sincerity of purpoHo with which wo endorse the objecta and purposes of the meeting. It la erged that every business house In the city bo closed on the afternoon of December 4th, 1013, during such houi-H us such meeting shall be In, progress. " Other brmnnps transacted nt tho meeting wan of a private nature and In no matter concerns the public, VKItOK'T AGAINST .FOIIXS IX CASK UIK'IIXTLV TIIIKI - KprlngHtenil I'He n CrnwM omplulnt mid Whin ilvtn Judgment Kor .YI. After a dellheratlon of raeveral . hours a Jury In tho circuit court Into sources. Hprlngatead filed a cro complnlitt. in which he claimed John wf?A1,",,:7,"1 V i "l'."1 . n"d the Inst riictioitH of the court Ilm Inrtt fun ii .1 a I'unt Iff ttf t h n defendant. Johns was represented by Attor ney lluchaniin and Porter, while At torney C, I,. Hamilton appeared for Springstead, i;oppi-:;ts vun.i i;.Ti:if TIIK intMi: H' A Mc.r MVOTVPK OPKItATOU i.mU (.Ih- hi I n. nl Door (tut I ail Th Truer Hoiim New ( T l'erM-trator(, vn person or perstmn to enter the honm of .Mr. and Mrs. , C. . ! ! l Tl; e1' re" , : pp-"11 titielype operator. mitM-d (he robbers to becomo frlgh- ten1'! and they left tho nceno in haute Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey discover- (I tlio attempted robbery this morn-' I ing. Nothing was missing from the j home, and as a result it la apparent that the robbers failed to effect an entrance. ' Mr. and Mrs, Humphrey sleep on '' v i-- 'rc(' ir d r- o-" 'ntly we, not awakened by .ho c-:ruu.