Roseburg review., March 06, 1914, Image 1

NOW IS THE TIME TO PLAN AND PLANT THAT GARDEN, LAWN AND ORNAMENTAL SHRUBBERY FOR HEALTH, WEALTH AND PLEASURE
DOUGLAS COUNTY KREDS 1014
Macadam road to the coast, alio
on Paclfle Highway; electric Hoes
through the county, new canneries,
(arm co-operation for marketing.
VOL. XV1J.
ROSEIiUKG, OREGOX, I'KIUAV KVKMXfi, MAlK'lt , lOi i.
L C. HASKELL KILLED
DEBT OF 11 STATES
Gardiner Man Loses Life in Coos
Bay Accident
PLANT GARDINER SAND DUNES
Will Ultimately Recover 6,090 Acres-Use
10,008 Young Pines This Year Two
More Tragic Deaths
MARSHFIELD, Or., March 5.
Luther C. Haskell, a resident of Gar
diner, was killed today ivhlle sling
ing rigging in Camu 4 of the Smith
Powers Logging Company, on South
Inlet.
Haskell was about 30 years old
and had been at work in the camn
only a few days. His death occurred
when a heavy log rolled over him. It
started without warning.
Two More Tragic Deaths.
Caught In the ueltlug, carried
around the shafting and torn to pieces
was the fate of William Pond, an
employe of the Porter mill of the
Simpson Lumber Company at North
llend today. Pond tried to Bhlft the
belt while the machinery was going
at full speed and his death resulted.
One leg was torn off and his faee was
crushed beyond recognition. Pond
was a single man, aged 3i, and leaves
relatives in North Bend. He had
just been promoted to a higher posi
tion in the mill.
Ed Caston. a logger employed at
the Smith-Power camp on South
Slough, was instantly killed this af
ternoon when a log rolled on him.
The body was brought to this city
and will he held until relatives are
heard from.
Pliuiling the Hand Dunes.
Eugene Guard: Plans to complete
the five years' task of reforesting the
great Mt. Hebo "burn" this year, and
plans to plant 10,000 pine trees on
the sand dunes of the coast of Ore
gon near Gardiner, is an experiment
seeking to reclaim thousands of
acres of waste land and to prevent
the shifting dunes from destroying
additional land, were announced to
day by H. L. Rankin, forest super
visor of the "Siusiaw forest reserve.
The work in both cases will com
mence before April 1.
Herman Johnson with a crew of
30 men will leave within ten days
for Mount Hebo. He will plant 45
acres from the first camp., after
which operations will be discontinued
until fall, when that portion which
remains of the great burn will he
planted with Douglas fir trees.
The woTk has been going on for
years. It was not expected to have
It finished before 1915, but the plant
ing will be finished this year. It
means that 6000 barren, burned over
acres will have been planted to new
forests which in 40 years will pro
duce timber for cutting.
The Hebo burn is one of the larg
est of the great treeless areas left by
the great fire "of 18t, which was
started by the Indians in Southern
Oregon at the time of the Rogue
Itlver massacre and whirl) swept the
whole coast area. Most of the ter
ritory has reforested Itself, but some
of the areas have been too large (or
the wind to carry the seed across
and the first of these, Hebo, will be
finished this year.
The next to be attacked will be a
Mai is $419,009,000 for 4S
States of Union
OREGON fOUR CMS PL8 CAPITA
Iowa Duty State Haying less katm of
Debt ia All States is 58 Percent Bur
ing Fast Ten Years
6000 acre burn In the northwest sec-!
tion of Lane County. Reforestry on I
this will commence within a year.
But more important than this is
the announcement that the forestry
service will undertake the planting
of 10,000 maritime pine trees on the
sand dunes near Gardiner. The
work will be done under the direction
of Harold Lewis, a rancher in dis
trict four. This 1b the first of a
series of important experiments to
he made by the forestry service to
reclaim' thousands of acres of sand
dunes along the Oregon coast and to
protect areas of timber annually de
stroyed by liiB shifting of the dunes
by the wind. The work will com
mence this month.
Lighthouse Man on Visit.
Eugene Register: A. P. C. Hald,
keeper of the United States light
house at Gardiner, on the coast of
Douglas County, is in Eugene for the
first time in many years, ft is sel
dom That the lighthouse keepers take
a vacation, and even when the time
comes to leave they are always loth
to do so. They love the sea and their WASHINGTON", March . Prelim-
work and never feel right when they tnary figures from the forthcoming
aro away. . j bulletin pertaining to National anil
Hald was the first keeper of the stale indebtedness and funds and in
light at Heceta Head, on the coast of vestments hate been given out by
Lane County, a few miles north of Director V. J. Harris, of the llurcau
Florence. This light was established of the Census, Department of Corn
about 25 years ago, and Hald lighted tnerce. The bulletin carries infohaa
the match that sent the first rays of tion for the United States and for
tiie powerful lamp out over the sea each slate in the United States. The
to guide the mariners to safety, ile data were compiled under the super
remained at that post for a number vision of Mr. John Lee Coulter, e
of years and was afterward trans- pert special agent in charge of
ferred to the Gardiner light. j wealth, debt and taxation. (
Haid declares that the outside' T)lQ bulletin which soon will he
world is too busy for him, that there issu!(i jit contain statistics for each
Is too much excitement in the cities year from 1890 io 535 inclusive,'
and that he will be glad when his anij wij aiso coniain deiails for the
vacation Is over and he will be able yenr mosi nearly corresponding to
to resume his lonely vigil at the top 188l) tnus making it possible to show
of the tail tower at the mouth of the llls g;Rraj movement during a
Umpnua River. period of over thirty years. The
o 'bulletin will show the total" debt of
Turkey dinner Sunday the each state as weii as many details.
Grand Grill, 12 M. to 8 p. m., 5c. biics bs the various classes of out-
s LEVSfS CANAL TOLLS
Resolution Reported to
free Sedies
assnmed liability for debts of utetra-
polifau districts which in most
would jtrotuthty be classed as
county, or municipal hbt. The total
Jviebt ttess sinking fnaii assets) for
.MnssarhnsellB represents 2;!. 2 per
cent of the debt lor all states in the
t'nlted States. Iowa, Wyoming, and
Oregon each has less than one-tenth
of I per cent of the debt of all states,
while in the case Df I'ennsyivntja tin
sinking fund nsBetB exceed the total
debt. Vermont, Nebraska and Kan
sas each lias only one-tenth of I tier
cent of the debt of the -IS states; in
contrast. New York has Zv, per cent
of the total for the 4S states.
Per Vnpilft Iniiehlciine-w,
A study of the per capita debt
Jshows that lit Iowa the debt less
sinking fund assets) amounts to only m gjg Spates im& GfeRsfe's
gDti four cents per capita, in Arkan
jsas, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, iowa,
! Kansas. .Minnesota, Nebraska, Nev
Jersey, Oregon, IVmisvhauia, South
.Dakota, TeKas, West Virginia, Wis
consin and Wyomitig the iter capita
debt (less sinking fund assets) is
less (ban JJ.OO.
Vast and Present Stale Debt
vessel as boarded at oaayai by
iian Johnson, preside))! of )bo Ameri
can Leasne; owner i.auii'iu, ! the
iiosion leatw, and rrealtleat Itakec,
of the Philadelphia Nationals. ''he
Federals wirelessed to Cant. SneafcoT
asking him to teii the other players
that the Kethvrni n)nsie are wail
ing for litem at Ibe Knickerbocker
Hotel, ready to talk business. The
tHauta and White Sox today com
pleted tr of the world, playing in
many countries.
ikita to MdvK field &
mm D0B61G mm tax
feglanS 8ig Sasfe m Mm
ig M Pfajm
(Special to The Evening Heview).
WAKHi.Wt'ON, Jiarci tf. The
ItllOSft lr,lnv,t,TTn nnYnmtttnn tn,tnv'
According to the report teu years rnvomiiiv r,,.,r,,i ,), i,,,, i
ago. the indebtedness (less sinking silw mwh(tkl,J retlMHB6 (lMS Am,!(.
fund assets) for ( to . -U states WWK,,S. VWHWiiR rom vmnmi
amounted to $i, t,S.W, as com- .!u(i (ol(g Vawmiiiwmvn i)ovemns,'
pareo wnn Ktiowhtmi, Hamilton
me report now oeing piepsieti. jhj:
Is an Increase lu ten years of $107,
;M 2.0tl. or nearly 50 per cent, it.
contrast whh an mt m )(is ttiess,, ta caugnn yesterday.
lion of
1V fss V'ti 41tf:tf1t WVPff
, ,s tuack. DAYifGfff mmm is sf. terns
I Key pincing raiixonti ties Dn the:
irack near Wiiard Sunlay, a-fcicu
were struck by the engine of the
fioutltbttit passettger train No. 5,
Willie Keller, the I a year old son of
G. K. Keller, of iiithmi, una brought:
here this afternoon v sheriff Qninr:
and iho iorai S. P. iieiectlre, tor a
bearing hetore Jdge Uice, a'ho has.
charge of se jvel)a cases. He'
was &cconi(Ktnled here by his father.
Wat fares Mty
and ijifferiy ;
votpd against the report. i
This Sims resolution is esactlv'
nltat president Wllsoa asked for !'
"" " , s message to congress yesterday. 1
,m 2 per cent in the popula- A(,anM(on of ;corKia -Hi pres its'
the ronntry inn he- nd,lttn ln tSm iionso bl)t jt rra1j,l
Reserve your table.
BOOM'S BOOTLRIf HAS
ASSIGNED; HEAVENS CO.
BANKRUPTCY TRUSTEE
standing bonds and special debt ob
ligations to public trust funds. U
.will also show the floating debt and
its component parls. t'nder funds
and investments will be shown separ
ately all the different funds, and in
each ease cash and securities trill be
shown. The population of each state
for each year under consideration
will be used, and the per capita debt
(iless sinking fund assets) witi be
given.
A. J. Geddes was on Thursday af- An inspection of the tahies in the
ternoon made a temporary assignee bulletin soon to be issued shows that
o the stock of shoes and hosiery of on June 3d, 19I3 (or the close of the
the Booterie, conducted by W, S. fiscal year falling within the twelve,
Boom' on Cass street. No legal action months preceding that date), the to
has been taken In the matter, how- lai debt of the 4S stales in the i'nil
ever, and Mr. Geddes will have charge ed Slates amounted to i 419,1 S7,ni. ;
pending a settlement with the credit- Of this total about $19,Pb.'H rep
ors. The stock, which is valued at resented floating debt, and nearly
approximately J950U, will be sold by $-,0t,t represented funded
the assignee, who will conduct the debt. Of the funded debt about
store as In the past. Mr. lloom may $:)39,000.00ft are represented by
open later, after negotiations and a bonds, and $41.u0i).ui are special
settlement has been effected. For the debt obligations to public trust funds,
present he contemplates a vacation As an offsetting item against the
of several weeks, but is undecided as total debt, the 48 states reported
to where he will go. The claims are $ 77,S2,0 in sinking fund assets,
said to aggregate about $9000. leaving the debt (less Binking fund
tlcnveiiK Company Itankrupt. assets) for the 48 states J:i)2,2.",l,-
The first meeting of creditors In 000.
the case of the Heavens Co., of Green, Various practices are found In dtf
in bankruptcy, was held here today in ferent slates with reference to the
the office of Jleferee Chas. L. Hamil- assumption of debt by the states,
tion. They elected Atty. Carl B. Wfro- and some difficulty arises when nt
lierly as trustee, and E. L. Parrott, tempt Is made to compare the debt of
I. B. Riddle and Herman Marks aa the different stales. The only lw
appraisers. The property consists of states which call for special mention
the cannery buildings and plant, at in this connection are Arizona and
Green, and Is listed as having a value Massachusetts. Jn Arizona the state
of $11,000. Tha value to the credit- ha,s assumed responsibility for a very
ors, however, will depend upon large amount of county and mimiri
whether It can be continued as a pal debt, and has Issued stale obllga
cannery. The liabilities consist of lions to cover the same, holding the
claims amounting to about $1(100, 'counties and mttnicfjialitics respou
and $501)0 worth of bonds issued Bible in turn, it might be noted,
hy the company. The latter will con-, however, that the Arizona debt even
stitute preferred claims. It is hoped ( under these circumstances amounts
that someone can be found to take, to only eight-tenths of t per cent f
over the cannery and continue Its j the total for the Cnited Slates,
operation. I Massachusetts, on the other hand, has
fore that. In )S9, lhe indebtedness
(less sinking fund assets) for the
states and territories of the United
States amounted to $21 t,2l,0;
while in ISSO it amounted to $27-1,-74ti,t).
' Thns between ISXu and
)92 the per rapita indebtedness
(less sinking fund assets) for tbo 4)5
state combined gradually decreased,
while during the last ten years there
has been a very notable increase. In
JgSO 1i)D per enpitn. indebtedness
liens sinking fnniS assets) amounted
to ?:,.4S; lu 1S9D it bad been re
duced to $;t..n, duo to the increase
in population and decrease In !eb(;
in ts2 it amounted to $2.99, due
to the rapid invrenso in population
and very slight inereitso in debt; in
l&l'l the per capita debt bad in
creased to $:!."i2, lhe increase being
due to a very rapid Increase lu debt
in contrast with a much slower In
crease in population.
Kith i'ndvnvDDd. of Alabama, who
IIAKIMT M t;t)l AH
iii:i iiri:it
lu
Set" on f ive Ile Heads fir Hile
Aifnli'n Stuck, nud l-'anwrs
Work IfnrtJ lo Saw Hay.
WALLA WALLA, March 5. ilnb
h'KS hare done great damage to the
big sou-acre llaker-l.angduu apple
orchard here and William Johnson,
superintendent, was told that a rab
bit soaked in kerosene and lighted
would lead ail the other Tabbiis from
the place. He caught one in a trap
and tried It
opposes the measure lo decide when
It tvill vome uu for heating. The In
dications are that obstructive tactics j
will he resorted to. it (s unlikely j
mat consideration or tne measnre)
will be-pnssibie nniii after the ad
ministration's nnti-lrnst program has
been put through. That would mean
a delay until ,ltie or ,lly. Senator
O'Gorman, leader of the Democratic
insurgents against the repeal, said
1he Jennie committee v'D))id not rnsb
matleD).
, KplatlH Wattled,
; Senninr i'oiniii;.-s)er ioiiay inirD
dnred a resolution in the upper
lionse n.sJting the President lo ex
plain what he meant hy his reference
lu his canal tolls message to matters
of "even greater delicncy and nearer
consennenre."
j Victor Mwses Wlus. ,
i The nominations of Thomas OiH
for "postmaster at Miies Ciiy, jMoni.,
ami Victor Moses for postmaster at
CorralllH, Oregon, u-ere aenl lo the
Senate today.
I Victor Moses is County Judge of
lieu ton County, and formerly resided
at .Myriir. Creek ).
JJaviwtf Kye Tronbje,
President Wilson baa planned lo
leave for Philadelphia tomorrow to
have his eves examined hy a specialist.
While the officials think the buy did! jSnerlul io The Ewnln? 7?r)ir.
not realize tbe seriousness Df his acl, i JIKXICO CITY, March s. After
it is deemed a grave charge, ami it 5afifialt!ng a his 'successor srasrae sae
probable a term in lhe reform school j acceptable to th Washington admiss
!as' result. j jstvatlon, tienerni iinwin is nne-
J iionnbiy preparing io take the fieid
IttKTLAXIt MAX KCVS j personalty agninsl the rebels in lag
MYRTl.K CRKKK WXB. j very near !tre. It. !e said Ite Itad
j in mind for the jttxjsidcncy Jo-se De
Portland Journal: Frederick j i'ovtilio V ujvis, minister of foreign
Spauld'ng, cousin of Aiheyt j. j nii'ttiYs, According to friends, fioja
S))aniiiins, ibo American sporiins I f?s given ihe ))ori)'i5io of foreign
goods ma)), has purchased lhe inmona aitalra in outer to givo Ainerieana a
old placer mining camp Ituotvu as j chance lo make his acquaintance, and
"The Headquarters Place," o North j h has proved friendly ts thettt. It
Myrtle Creelt, lit Douglas County. Mr. lis th general oidalon of foreigners
Ksialdinj! has a favorable report on f that he viiii be satisfactory to every
tho sold bearing grnvei Df the rreek i boiSy rnnrv-rneii, exrepl thfe yebeia.
bed, which vt?as nnlDnebed by lhe ) bw Aaln to tl)e FrL
miners in lormer days, and It Is e.r-1 WASlllSUTOS, alarea 5. WWIe
peeled thai the cautu may again lie-j teasion that has Iteea lell over llio
come consplcuoua In mining circles. Mexican sitttatioa as a. resttlt s( tlto
M. Spalding announces that he will i lienton exevution, has been practical-
establish a summer home on the )y removeji in pfffrini rivrries itere, th
properiy. The property vras pnT-iiliseussion of Mexican nffnirs nt hoih
eba.iei front John 1 Wwl'Jn), a 1 the capital autl eveeuDve unariprs to-
local llttilier tttalt. .
IKtlt;( IXfXIMK TAX.
l.ONDOX, Match 8. Isaac Seltg-
instead of ruuttlt.e ot of the or- tnantt, the noted Xew York hanker.
chard, the rabbit headed for his hole and frank Ulifa. a former Standard
in a 'large alfalfa stack and bur- tii magnate, became iiritish subjects
roned deep inio lis depths, it re- tnnay in order io avoid payment Df
quired hard uoilt to get boid of lhe the American income lai. Dibcr
cremated rabbit and save the !." wealthy Aiuerleaus have also threat
tons of hay. Traps are now Itelne ened l reuounco their eltlr;tishl(.
eii Id get the rabbits Instead of the A memorial to Secretary Kryan, jiro-
CAiifOllA OMS m
HAVING MBit Willi
GElKEfiEnfiOBOAW
nowiy patented pied pipers.
HOSPITAL IS llKACDKii.
UOCHKSTKU, Minn., March 8. j
Charles W. Post, the cereal magnate,
has arrived here, to have his ausiondiK
removed at the Mayo sanitarium. Ills
special train arrived at 9:25. but
such a crowd va wailing a) lite lie
pot that his attendant.1 decided to
leave him in the Pullman until 11.
The trip from Santa Harbors,, Ca!.,
look hours and 2-5 minutes. It Is
Mil) undecided at wbai hour lhe sur
geons will operate.
testing the payment of the American
las on incomes produced in Knsinnii
teas prepared by Americana hero.
j ATTl-.U HAl.l, PLAYKIW.
NUW ytiilif, Marih The big
llnT l.tjNitnnla, bringing tbo Oiunta
and Vltlte Ho): haaehall IwttitH,
locked at Its tder at 10 o'clwk this
morning. Thousands welcomed the
ieanis nnd llm organferd mngnaK-s
almost took possession of the iiner.
'I'lo l')'dei'al i.cane offb'Jals, unable
to charter a lug or secure paaaea,
were forced to wait the pier. The
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We Give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps.
NEW YORK STORE
Special Values for Saturday
Men's Heavy Sox, 2 for 25c
We have the best wearing men's sox iu the land 1 O 1
Black or tan, usually sells for 15c special 1 4V I &V
Men's Blue ChambryWork Shirts 39c
Atuoskeag work shirts iu full sizes the lest weariug shirt " Q
made, usual retail price 50c special JSs
Iron Clad Hosiery
Women's Heavy Lisle 25c
Fine grade of women's heavy lisle hose, fast dye tT
Special
jfpl)
W i
EJ8
Either heavy or
extra wear, all si
Boys' or Girls', 3 for 50c
light weight hose, great flexibility, will give
izes special, pair 17c, or 3 for
We Give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps.
ITS AN
Iron Clad
Elastic-Strong!
You need not sacrifice
comfort and appearance
in your boys hose to
get that strength so
necessary to resist the
hard wear lie gives them.
IRON CLAD
Stockings
coniliine tlasiiriiy willi ire
memlflns durability. It's tlie
"special twist" hi the
special yarn ami thirty
yea rs' c x j w t ic nee i a k it itti iig
that does it.
TRY THEM
They are guaranteed ti give
imi
satisfaction.
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lay rcvealwl Itroati Interest in 6e-
I tails of .VvKlcan iiraatent Kim
(bo arrival of Pl4x tiiax, fo lilie
iiiit-ria Id os'ftYihvuv,' fttwi
'inter Veil from Vera Crux teraaae of
!;ar at llnerla. 51 is genemlif vnp-
(KiKcd ljt lie doairoa lo appear before
t e.'a; f'((; re(at(oaa cow-
Tiiria, aiMi has avoidd ssnlsitelty,
Hennlor Shivciy, ni-1is tbairmaa of
(ae conmilllee saiii iiS TiiS to
J?(wcla! to Tl5 Eveiilng Review), jlwacd If ?! lol, as all inlomiativa
ittc.tt IKMfll. Ct.. March . I MesiWs a lli MKlOKa sliMalloa ni
ln KiKhraomi ni. i;:',fl a. m. on flwhwins ahvrd hy co!tlee.
DTiinr Df a Brorp nf puiii-p, v hin ihft.v i No nvomfco NiiH b nui for fte
outnumbered JB io one, tlenerai i support of any mtr revoi-atioo l
Holley's naA WllllaMi Thurso's armies 5 Mexico, such as tvto Mwicaaa, -who
of n!!!i(tl'!, iliilK s:, arj(l the: eeureaealeS Wax, oniiiBfii
oh tlitf way (o KeWOTla. A Itok -r Irlii I lifr tite frela relailoaa coiBmiJ-
mjil ia mlvm. mra .w yw5tM$'. Maxtor
were fed hurt nishi, mi ittare sivtn Aiii Smilft, of Mttfttgas, assc
lood lo last one day on starling, it ihe yeorthi vn' fiten a iwatias o Ola
l ro(K!! l! iliat ilenecia la not !-! If he had his way ii, as tie be-
coilK (liese vlsHois, ai! ill re-Jlleiwl tlie laie& Siwies bs bctom
l(. fht'lr latlliis fr(H tli ferry, Its' i tlie ' IsU-rnalioaai spawning
fmrvt. Rvnit of fcvo!tl."
-tl $ OetU lill'C, j ya" Hires information,
OAKl.AXIi, Cat., March B Tbrrai-I Sprrrini? iitvan ansreared before
ne! realalaace af "lieueral " rharies lhe lionse commute fo-reign af
T.. Kellev's "n'Hiiilvel !iaKl," t; fairs al answered ijneiii sfcoat
the oTiW of h jwiire. ivIk ?! Vonlltl l ilcxico. Aamo merobera
frnsn ihis riiy ami Knw.rvvlllo 'of w commlttw akl tee made a
ilSchmonii, fs'iSwi io miwinii3.p io-'favovahio (iasw(o l ti ra
ulay when' 2&ft armed nlflren ' iniions raliins for inforn(ao wotl
; mareltea oh In tlie caiupWK Kivmnd not he nvewxary, iieentaT
land l(Kjresl tlie kb(;1. Walla Alaey, Kcpuhlican, of S'eBBSSivaaia,
iKnllnv aioort on hc loss of wkm taww, '!ii hits a lesolaiioT) prt
InxnnTiins his mon, (liM fivni twfo injs vi!liR fur Ititwmuiian on Ine
illio jjoiScp. TS TOM) wptp JYnMi Sb-sii an Kuao, iKe! a tatatMet
hitlo lines, were escorted hy lhe police dcrinring, 1hnt th iioe -;to
Ktreetcars ad vera mored Jo tilled lo rervisv ihe far.ia and tftat
rhinmt. -t!cy o inane laraut
Tho lmin(cinl Worker of tlie,
Wnriii fa.iion feaii nmvi car- t:KK UVt TO. SIM.
1 wiii,,, nvwi Ytv.-.i-l l 1f,f'C Sl,Tf-i-n V"i. ianfi
eued resistance. The men say they Volilwit .laliit iJteas, paymaster of ifco
ll! (iroeeel la Sacramento. HamiKen U(' Sltoa Lotmiany, dj
Keller hl delivereil an llliali raatt, at t!te ceraer ol a
Ihat ht- mwM not leave i -r(i reti in Inf iwart of the tiiislaeM
anirss fTijnJ ifanajioriaiion for district, in broad liaviisht oly.
all lii men lo iio ialo rapilai. Jl, and another Mit
KIM1VM ;. UvK a haak la i company' al-
!t-j)Mnx-l ral M-ireli y, a dJ-)a'.nhits'- 'l he haiKllla, massed. Mat
ot,iore,i oaf of Oakland ad Kiery--money i, a inrnv-d tet
viiin siariwi a Tioi In ivfcl, , " w"r i;. l' foi Se
where they were hni of! ibn rare - tlie miWJb i fi t
day and alle)(,!v! to ooiisb a vhaffeer l tme '
)re oelen re l)n. '1 "
smlltc, with !( rev!leiii. "- ,.,c , uk rttWP P1.KRS.
forowiD im b itn. ar 'i'A'iM A, Mcc
r from ibo imiJjiiR ami ititsW,jt-' in ihe hl of Lara J
worn smashed, fteyernl of the mob , a ww hatter, o se otl 'e;t
were Ktrack liy lhe pilleeiwn,a clnhs site iiullcd the irixr, saved a yegg
liefore order rtred. ! tohhed lhre af eartj,
Two nwf.najar men nvm rtvlel ; this bmc1. When the
with ibi- TiKttarf. Tiwy tal tmwl a (a tri'lC l wra
mixed with the rloiers U ohialn nho-;,bf nr, hal evWey Jsr leti
tKra!. 71)oy were n-baxwi i)-1 Heche s brohajio ofTiw, tl i -
had w lil. Tbfi loot "K&s oy
l hereliy resiwllHlh' unnonmn my-cainmr6.
wlf a candidate fer (lie luallon Tn en
fox Klmiff of i.oiiKla VS , ie-t( lf. and Mrs S. M.
to ihe wiii ni ii- ivwraiie ,- ii t d !'"''" '
al lhe primary cWriinr, on May i Uiolt. T.i's'
tl'aW Xdv.i, . T. ASiWOilTSi. ! isilins in fallfefiila.
$50,000.00
Umpqua Power, Ice and Developmeat Go
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!llr to (tiferra t?t eltlten at Raetif tlial i campsnr i ini
i 6-year sold hondn. The teny wilt fee ei:led la Tiostoart
ibo lamina lrin and in improvements l llnipqa Fsrk A-
SSHod. ieti)nir rf aii kinii aio fcindiy invitad to vtt!t te
different improvement: Jnforio wiii be fJBiiii by ddr4os
Sol 4?5, Keear, Oregon.
Umpqua Power, Ice and Development Co.
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