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Newspaper Page Text01.1. ' J0""l",U" , t. Ol - " WHY AMERICA LEADS TRAVELERS SAT Roseburg u the beat town in Opo. gttn and ha the best outlook for per manent growth. This show tiwt united elTort win. Keep it up. America asks nothing fur herself but what she has a right to ask Cur humaniij itself. WOODKOW WILSOX. OI XVIII. i:osi:iti ii. oici:iio. sati ish.iv ku;mu 11:1:1:1 auy i; hi mi. No. SO:l. kOSEBURG REVIEW GERMANY HAS SAID P r . it. i n.i: tli i ri-.u i i . umiiduy vm nui DtiiEve iim America anouia inicrrogaR Her Closely About the New Submarine Policy lo Be Enforced by That Government ENGLAND Will PROBABLY RECEIVE REMINDER FROM AMERICA The Auslriaas Hive Surrouaded Durazio and lie Surrender of a few Ihojand A!bjiiiaa In surgents Inside the Town Is fxp?cted Hjarly Crimiiul libel Is Charged Against Mao Who Described Wjsl.h;!cn as Drunkaid (Special to the Berlin, Feb. 19. Germany has said its last word in the J.usitama case. It will not ing to strong indications among the officials. Though not commenting for publication about reports thai Secretary Lansing will not recognise tl;c Tu.ior: ri. ht to torpedo armed merchantmen without w-rning the official r.ttitude is known to be that Germany Cez net Ixlieve, America should interrogate her closely auout how the new policy will be enforced. The method is a naval secret, which Ger many regards as purely a military quisiion concerning herself and the allies. Ambassador von Bernstorff has been fully instructed about the LusitanU ease. He was permitted to make a change in the proposed settlement, which was suggested at a recent conference with Secretary Lansing. The officials declare the Lusitania case was real ly closed at the conference, and the new warfare plans have nothing to do with the case. Secretary Lansing indicated that lie would probably send a reminder Monday if no reply was received by then. .Representations to Turkey concerning the Armenian mas sacres are expected to reach Constantinople next week. This is not a formal protest. If additional mas-acres arc reported, strong objections are expected to be sent. GERMAN ERROR IS CHARGED. Washington, Feb. 19. Germany blundered when it issued its decree of warfare against armed merchantmen, and is no wtrying to find a way out of the difficulties, ac cording to the interpretation some officials placed upon Ackerman's Berlin dispatch saying that Germany does not vant to be questioned closely regarding the methods of pursuing the submarine warfare. It is thought the story constituted a hint that the Teutons realize they had placed themselves in an awkward position. MAY SEND ENGLAND REMINDER. Washington, Feb. 19. The State Department is con sidering sending England a reminder that she has not an swered the American protest against mail seizures. It is explained, however, that the reminder would not contain a time limit within which to answer the American objections. It will merely urge a prompt reply. TO INVESTIGATE AVIATION SCHOOL. Washington, Feb. 19. Acting Secretary of War Scott has ordered an exhaustive investigation of the Government aviation school at San Diego. He appointed a board of in vestigation to consider the charges of inefficiency, and em powered them to take any action. The board begins work next Monday. AUSTRIANS SURROUND DURA2.Z0. Vienna, Feb. 19. The Austrians have surrounded Durazzo. The surrender of a few thousand Albanian in surgents inside the town is expected hourly. It is believed the Italians ore not among th? defenders. DUPONT CHEMICAL PLANT BURNED. Memphis, Feb. 19. The plant of the Dupont Federal Dye Stuff Chemical Company at Kingspoit. which caught fire, was damaged to the extent of $500,000. The plant was engaged in making picric acid, a constituent of explosives. A watchman saw a stranger in the yards, hut he fled be fore he could be questioned. The fire started soon after ward. The plant is worth S2.000.000. ENGLISH ATTACKS REPULSED. Berlin, Feb. 19. English attempts last nitjht to re capture lost ground southeast cf Yprcs wet repulsed, the statement said. Southeast of Aitkirch the Germans pene trated and destroyed defense works and took some pris oners. CRIMINAL LIBEL WAS CHARCED. Tacoma, Feb. 19. Because Paul Hasr.cr wrote a let ter which was published in a Tacoina newspaper describing George Washington as a profane man and an inveterate drunkard. Colonel Albert Joab, a leading citizen of Ta coma. swore to a complaint charging Hasscr with criminal libel. Joab wiir pr- luce statements cf H irnilton Jefferson and others to pre tlirt Harscr is a "falsifying black guard." This is probably the first criminal action ever un dertaken in such a case. IIS LAST W BPE001HS Evening Review). prepare another note, accord "Z'Sfi BALLPARK ANGERS FANS' . Willi the major portion of the j North Side baseball park removed at me remiti ol oruers irotn Al Treason, owner of most of the lanil on whieh it wan located, Koschurg is now without grounds on which to hold this year's hall game. Mr. Treason recently sold all the lumher in hoth the fence and grandstand to II. J. I.enn, and the latter will use the material In the const ruction of his storage warehouse, soon to lie erected a r.hort distance west of the hall grounds on the railroad spur. While ronceeding that Mr. ('rea son had some rights in disposing of the material, anil realizing at the same time that the grounds would have to he ahandomd for hall panics in tile future because of the plan to put the proposed Itost-hurg & East ern Railway through the propertv. many of the Itval fans and cspeci . I : v tlie officials of the Twilight l."ague are onr ideraitly incensed at the action of Mr. Treason, since they were not consulted. The grandstand and fences were ere-ted a few years ago at tile ex pense of about f.Hill, raised through public subscription. The grandstand v.;.s erected in an unused street and not on Mr. Treason's property. Kor t'lese r. asons the complaint is raised that the local fans should I milled to some compensation for the dis posal of the improvements. New grounds for the coming sea son will probably be secured in the action will be taken against the in the event of sontu of the materials 1 eing saved from the eld grounds, they eonld have been used here. However, it is not probable that any tbey co'lld have been used there. "Ollise adopted by Mr. Treason, ac cording to the leagu,. officials. E EASE GEC! Pinrr Astoria Placed cn Equal Foil ing With Puget Sound iTAIlROAD RATES ARE LOWERED Tal.ipg of evidence in the Case BjC in June 1914 Daisicn W.ll Be Great Boon lo the City of Astoria V.sIM;TO IVb. 1!.- The Tn tei si ate ('on i iih !'( Commission han ih -rid "(I the fa Miotic rale case In lavnr oT As'ioria. 'iaiim lier tin a: fiiuat li.Vis wiili Portland, Taiomaj anil S "i.tll". I'luliu' ilisn i in i nation I w n'i luu mt to 'xist in favor of til" I'ul'i t Suuinl pons. Tht d'-t isinn i i 'I i i j 1 li' Nor I h Hank Kail mail to rcdii'i it mti'H. Tin' rommisHon , rein a i (hat Astoria can riot th- w lo i into n t; at put t v !ii!- ill - ri minatory rati'S pre ail. Hereto fore A'loiia p. lid .t'l renin ino:e a I'm 1 1: a n S- af I le, Tac oma or I'o' l l.:iid. Taking of eid. ure le-tan in .I'.ir.', l:il. Tlf riiy of Astoria i'ilcl ti.e rii;i ''a int auailHt Hie Spo kane, Portland v .s-;itte Kai'roiid.l whi'h u theonlv railioad r'ailiiti' (in v . T'e1 A st ori i people consider flip il"i tMiin remo-. the on I . ob .'tn le v ut inn Hie citv from lie eeihil.U' n'e of the liuryeyt porta Vtl the PaWfii Coast. IIOOTH-M I I V tuMIMW I'lI'VS Ml sl.AW l.W,H A .!. o; lM'.n.io.ii . , t of eilt fir- -j, t.'iw in Hi" s.n-l.i w Ki wt n ar C:i!Miian, was i on -u m . uit i d .'-t-r.it btw..!i S. O .ioiii'-on. fi.i !. I ; v r.; Hie V ndl in L' loi n - en I , . i. In t f'on -ari v a ml t i loot V Ki My Lumber Comi.tnv. ot Km n-. T::e 1.,., will le- t..k-n lioi.i Hie riv. r and (" 1 dit tie- U". P and . P. to Hie mi!l at Sirinliidd to In- .-a-M'.l. '!;!' wo: I' of sli j i j . i 1 1 -j I I. -n ill stall wit In -i tlie i;. j ;: it di.-, a'oniiu to A. C r-'irj-a- I n, tie- l-.O'.ti -Kelly l'oi!i,;:;i . 'I lo tlinl.- r !ia l,e-n in t..e ; ; ,.t for a p-riil ary.jtK trot:: one to two .; - :iiit! wa- HI iroin hel't'ti-i.-dot '.r. V,- Wi-ndPti-- WilitiMin f , w'.hIi i no a in Co- haul t h'.nd holders. I ill liK" :, ,!: :at io, ;i:--: to h;t-;l l;.e I ; f, S,.-ir:-! i '.I : nd .t i- t it "Vi nt ; 1. 1 v i ion tn - ' ' i a d.i n!t. r 1 1." v. k i- s'.- " d 'I : i i, .it; is .-i.u dov, n on :"ri;;nt o' ftiow in the fan,;--' J'"'' "' ' teil tlj .!,!! t am 'i a" will I a . e ni!:. r l 'o m - h:i t! are .;-, j ; ..-. . ' " I I' !"'t. of Pnitland. kr--! It t Li f-vejiin to fp-nd a cl.i !' w .th ft i'-r.'i-. FIVE M INDICTED . . B , . . f , Grand Jury Reported in Court Late Yesterday HERBERT HENRY WAS RELEASED lot Ri'tbdrds, Accused of Burglary. Will Be Returned lo Vancouver, Wah., to Serve Out nlisiment in Navy The noughts County grand jury, which had been in session ben' since Wednesday morning, last ee:iiiig at .' o'clock returned five indictments and two "not true" bills In ilie Circuit Court. One of tlie indictments returned hv the grand Jury charges William l'laman with the crime of arson. Mr. I'Laman came to Koschurg about two years ago and later ucceptcd the agency for a foreign sewing machine 'omnany. He made his headquarters in Kosebiirg and occupied the dwell In,, owned by Mrs. K. It. llanati, and situated at the corner of Douglas and Vow:-r streets. On New Year's eve the dwelling was discovered on fire and bulore the firemen arrived at tlie scene it was partially de stroyed. It was thought at the time tin1 bln.e was of a natural origin. Two Sll' ( ceiling fires in the dwelling aroused the suspicions of the offic ers ie-1 r.n investigation was instituted. I'pon inspecting the Interior of the partly burned structure. Sherirt (leorge Quine and K. T. Itenson found an oil saturated blanket in the closet beneath the stairwav. and mher evidence which they claimed indi rted that tlie dwelling was set r' fire. I'laman's arrest followed. I'pon being given a preliminary biaring in tlie jusitro court Mr. l'la man was held to appear before thv Brand jury during the iVhruiirv lene of the Circuit Court. Iteing enable to furnish the required bail, he was remanded to jail. Mr. l'la man will be defended by Attorney Klhert Hermann. Daman's father ; resides in the Kast and is s.- d to be quite wealthy. I William I'erntan, Dean Neas and . lames IKrd wer" indicted on charge:! vi gamming. 1 le se men. tn com pany with Harold Smith, were nr nstei! by Sheriff IJulne a few weeks a'40 while enjoying a uaine of draw (Continued on page (! ) Carnival Committee Mel in Rose burg last Evening iriii.ii ill The Cjrnivdl Will Us! Tim? Djs and Will Be the Biggest Evrnt of Its Kind vir Held in iWkrg BiGPARAOESPLANNEO An ntlnisiastic n.- 'inn of t'le exee 'it 1 ve noitrmit tee ot Hll' I'iifli I ll Annual Si t a w !wrr. f .rnlval lodd hivl ninht at t!i CoihtiM-ri i .1 Clnh rooms, all of t'. metrhei- h IriL' present. Tin- fol .-. f nur oiti.en m.-m i !' ted: v . eaer. ii:eM deiit ; K". I.. Parrott, e-prf-'.1. nt : S 'l.i S .liis' iiiMin, tary. r.nd 1. V. 1! ; e. tri-aii r r 1 p-ina: mIm : Ili'Tti'iirs of the . '-ei' are 1. 1'. Ita'i'T, I'.. V. Hate nd ()-.;ir I I .ilidm y. It w us 1 1 : i i i 1 1 1 o ' l s 1 y de ' .dt d to hold a t ' : 'lau ar hi v :-1 from Mrr. Is" to J iftiriL' on f." I ef Ij.i of Hi- fi d i . UowV (Ir.tnd laeU-e, and end - ii i- on Sat m da v n i" i ' . It w:,s . ji-- ! out that hv w diihL' :t tto.iel i.h an ;.'d. I ttra.tioM tor Hn- 1. t day of t 'Jraiid I.odi-e, and ipn Induce a I'd, it It .-17". of O -if;ite to ex t. rd Hv :r -t:,-. , leihim of ' ('''; Tin- o -1 nri . i In iiiiii( fdj.-i-f--ioi a- 1 1 1 le' a: i tl . H.e . ;r in and H,i v '1 iel doi; ! t he ; m , nt n tuf ' i i:uh le i 1 a r ' .; str'. ts it, he d' O : t' d f - f :iie w - k, .;hd po.-dhh He i aii . .-tia- f ion - II I ''i !n; h--i- l or ' e w e-k . w'i.i h t"ri';i a l i v h -Ai- - n nroM'-' ' tor I i 1 (t M : ad "'TH ti;ic In. n r f ' in d f--,i i hands o'- .m: t-e-ir eri -. i- -oine i;im f,,r r er-'h- f;rii-i -, 1 ,' it in Hi- ind r- ' ;'.n tO ' ( t J,;,,, ;. ri 1 if .fie ild. . .t wop"--: I n.i -!-r f 'irrv l;!nu' 'i l will he r -fi. !! d f"in tt, f om" ort.'arii7a llo'e f '.irtiiwi! d n - will ,. . . '-rv nitfl t, ;ir ! t ,. n'-w nr-oorv fi rle id h'f n vi , d for that pitr po. A ra'Tiha! ( at or r ap of n n DISTRICT ATTORNEY HAS RECEIVED LETTER FROM SISTER OF PRISONER 1 That Itobert Nelson, alias Joe Kit-hard, who was arrested here a few weeks ago while attempting to rob the store of Harness & Johnson, on North Jackson street, has highly respectable parents residing In Thi-ta-'o. was the Information received by District Attorney tieorge Neuner re i tuly in a letter written by Mrs. K::ima l-'oy, a sister of the accused man. In her letter Mrs. Foy said Nelson was possessed of a wandering dispo sition and had traveled tuilo exten sitely during the past few years. Only recently, she said, her brother hail written her a letter in which he stated that he was tired of traveling and intended to return to the home of his parents in Chicago. "I can hardly believe that my brother Is In Jail there charged with burglary," said Mrs. I'ov In the Inter, and it Is my hope that he w ill be released, .should the news of his arrest reach my patents 1 am sure It would kill them hoth." According to Mrs. Foy, Nelson's father has served as a police lieuten ant In Chicago for more than 20 years, and is well known there. The youth's mother Is also living. Dis trict Attorney Neuner has written Mrs. Foy ngarding her brother's hearing and the fact that he has lie n returned to Vancouver, from where he deserted the l S. army. At the time of his nrrest Nelson concealed his Identity n hope that his parents would not learn of his predicament. He claimed to be a resident of Tennessee and alleged that hoth his father and mother were dead. W hen brought faro to face with the evidence that his parents were living, the young man admitted to the grand jurv that he attempted to conceal his Ideniltv In order that 1 they might escape the disgrace con nected with his arrest. ipropriation for the Roseburg Federal Building Increased The Iwdl .ed.'idl Building Will Cost Approxi mate!) $128,003, Auoiding lo Present Plans -Sile Is Cleared Worrl warf molvi'd In ItoHehuiR (his iiioiniim lo the effect thai lh ri lai v ol the 'I'reawnry liaH ent lo Com res.H xilpl'h'iiieiital estl mates lor appiopnationH for puhlle huild in -s uliirli can he profilahly expeutl ed d ii rin k the coining fiscal year. I le i e( om mendH that the Port land appropriation) he Inm-aHed to v,n i.i.o. :,,id that the appmpriutluu tor Hn- Ititi hurK Pederal huildiiiK iih re iHi d to $)2s,MHh 'J' lies ie n a-e l ai'p. oprialions, if nuthor i'd in the Miiiilr.. iiil hill, will per mit con i inuous w ork on the h(i ui l.llell. i N-wh that the appropriation for Hn- Pos. lntri; K-deiiil huilditik' will . Ii" llM ie;t;,.-d ft Olll $ H)0,IHMI to $ I 1 S,- t h rou i' h the enaet nieiit of t he mi nd rv civil hill hy Coiiyress, was tei-ejved here w iih ' 111 (i i h saiiMac fon peadini; hetwe-n Hn- lines of the loimal re. on) inendatioii, it car-' ;ii - i'ii oili' iat Ininiiation that work wil hoi otih start soon, hut that HmM jtO-lolMee huihliii-4 itself mav he com ph i- 1 ;.nd ii ad lor oci iipam v hv .liine I, i:.7. 'I I - mi.' lor Hie ItosehV I'ed-ral , ioi ild: lu ;i - p tl i'i lias id hotne Hue' a L'o, a nd a few inoht hn sine In irwiliorif wen- Mii-jvel lo a.aie U. pr ,p. ilv of two ilwelJii,,.. . This ! alie t'h h -en ;,. roM,plj h' d. .o- ' a I t . fide w ho a re j n tout h w it h 'eiv. -niii. nl afraid an- of the npiu j '"ii H; th - -iin-hv civil Mil will he 'I d a: reconniM nd d hv the .i't i;,, of the Treaur. and that a-1 s --a 1 " oi k on the Kos. t.u: a ' d i'l.in.-r eioidiiiK to the fU'.'iren ' e-de P'lhll . the mi llel.ife W ill CO.-t ' ' ''i'i ' 1 in...t. 1 v I .'...noil, and v ill he t rf 1 1 . ni o. i : n I n ever v part ien Jar. i' ii' : n 'I Hi.' :i 01 t.utr il Cunitiil Im'tiiti" .1 i mi. 'i t-, olll ot .l-r.-.l. in ,1 T I III I. 'i',li' ti) inn k," t II" I .1 1 I, ' , I 'II kiio.wi ti i-wr. nui-. It w.t " i 'I ' ' ." Ii". nil tin ;m till- pi lilidl I'ii I' M .'! anil I In- i ru' . dm 1 ml' .- ''"'il l Ii" iiiiiil- f.-ntitr.-t ot ' - :i r i .inn . al. lliv In, In '' n in u- tl-'- lll'l'--t iitttic tiw ft-iit- .- - ,,! l: .. I "i' l., l v. nr V I...-, tin.- vtill lie Im I.I In I',,, ni iir itiii" with it i iMiiniitt'i' from tli I'I I li'i-t..- i 'iiiiinjtt".. rut aiiimi'". :it. ii h. to ir"itit itn-- infll. -in of Htitm lloiit on tin. lii-t tlav iCGntiniiprl on vatf" 6) HOHE MONET NEEDDI, Meeting of Myrtle Creek Citizens Encouraging to local Men SCENIC HIGHWAYS FOR COUNTY local Speakers Show al Big Meeting last Night What Couuty Will Gail from Roads lo Be Aided by Government As kooiI an a revival In ltd effect upou the good roads at; ift Hun now heiiiK Htiiuulated throughout the couniy, wan the liifetiiiK hvU laat ninht ut Myrtle Creek, in which a nuiiiher of ItoxehurK's most pronii- nent road enthuuiusu took an Im portant part. The mectiiiK wa under the direc tion of the Civic Center Cltih. or Ka nixed only reiently and which has tor ilK purpoKe the prouiiilKatio.i of hui h enlei prises as tend toward the develoinnent or the community. Ovei Hin residents of Myrtle Creek were present. People from Kiddle were present and spoke. And by the time the gathering was fully aroused to the need of tho propositions pro posed, the ItosehuiK delegation, on invitation, took a hand, and when adjournment was taken some tlmi later U was with a feeling that the persons most desirous of benefittine. the county In active Bervice had Kained an Inspiration certainly con ducive to results. Tho Crater I,ake road and the Taylor hill, now before Congresp, were the matters on which centered the thought of the evening, although Kcncrul good road Ideas and sugges tions wire submitted and discussed at considerable length. Itesolutions indorsing the Taylor hill, which proposes to expend $ I, boo, nun an nually for ten years towards the de velopment of roads in the forest re serves and those tributary to it, were unanimously adopted and It was Ui-ed that every Influence be used to secure the endorsement of It hy Ore gon members in Congress. Under the provisions of the hill, the (jov eminent would grant dollar for dol lar corresponding to any sum appro priated toward such roads by the County Court. Citizens throughout Hie county are rapidly recognizing the benefits to he gained rrom the passage or the hill, as it means new roads leading Into the very heart of Him rlghest timber sections In Ore gon, the statu now having one-sixth or the timber wealth of the country.! and the largest share of It being In Hon:; las County. Taking advantage of this aid hy the (iovcrnmeut. It is j believed possible lo construct such highways as would even surpass the, laiuoiiH Columbia Highway near ; Portland, while with the Crater Lake, road completed a system of scenic: boulevards would he continuous In ; this vicinity that would he rivaled nowhere else in the world. The mo; t picture Hiie mountain scenery. Hie most beautiful streams, and the mo:d abundant supplies of game and fish are to he found in these moun tains lo the east which would be opened up by these roads. The Co u nly Court was urged In other resolutions to continue the work being done (,n the Crater Lake lua !. this resulting in a savinw of many niMes In the famous natural Cot-tinned on Patu 6.) FIELD MEETING HERE; Uit!i ,ia- tii , 1 1 v Hi" fiilirt' t'nroll llii lit ol III" 01 aniatlon pit'senl. til" nii-iiiliifn nf Hi,. Im:'.lat t'tinnt Si IiuoI m.iMi'i s ( lull ti. I , u nit'otlnt: In lli" liaiiiii"t room of tli" Mi'llioilist K;'lf-'-oi.tl t'lnii"ti h"tf this att"r- llO'itl. I'lolmlilv tin- nio-t iiniiorlant ail -tlr"- t,f l!i" alti'inoon v.t ih-ltwii l I't .1 II k t lllll tl . l!"Kl, nl of tin- t.it" iiorni.il m lioul al MoniiiDiilli Mr A'ki-iii.an oii utstMl th,. o," l ot "O iii"t.ition anioni; tii- ta'li"is. iar"titit ami jiiti.ils. II" hntu -.-s.-il iilinti his ainiii n." th" iiiaiiv lii-tiffits that hail I,, in 1 t IuoiikIi IIm or :.itiiatnin u, r.u i ut I . a' li' i ,i fit' liilli.ii. anil otdt't aoi ialion wlii'h Inn foi th-It nu .in" tii" ail am "iih nt rrf i'-Iiii .trli.nal oik Witlioiif in op"! at ion on tti" pail of th" ilulilt-ii. ("aihi-iH ii ri. p.iieiitn. M ir., or I,-- ,r,i,p Is I'irlalti to rr tall, '.ml M Ai-kirin.'in notli"t- tiit'-i"-titiK iiihln-'tt ns ili-livt'-il In I'tof. I'livti'is. supt'rin '"ii'l nt of tin- in klati'l put. lii--i lioois Mr I'nwp. s I--, an "Utt-rlain-irtf t 'lk'-r anil his it'inarks t-T" fi'iitl. al'lif" i it I .1 hv Ih" lnstrur. ttrl- tril"lit ht til" liift'lInK Mutual ni'lr-i-tioiis hv loral talt-nt al o all"il In making tnilav n tui't't IliK th" titt rttT lifhl hv tho H"htul-ttiiist.-is- t'luli of iMjiinlaft Cottnty. Report Was filed With Fudge Hamilton Today MANY COMPLAINTS CONSIDERED fhe Grand Jury Has Recommended a New Vault to House I he Records of the Couniy Clerk -Officers Thanked Asftnrlinn- thnt tli, l,n,l .lts.n.l of prattltally all tho complaints imoiikiii iu itit'tr atli'iiilun, inu nit'm-lit'i-it of Hit- DoukIuh ('ountv israntl Jlirv. Wllil-h Itnil lu'i.n In fl..uuinn h.,ra siiit-f .ilni'silav inurnlnx. wore ox I'ust'd from ftirtllttr allfniliiiii o In rourt at noon today. I'rlor to being xtusftl by the t-onrt the Jury flint . rt'irort In uhl.-h thv ,i,o.i a n...n Iter of refttitiiueurJatlonB. In tilt, rinnl riiu-.rl rtl.l n.ttt. .Itltlllti .tlltlltltiin tl,.. n,A.,.l..... .1... Jury mi lii they hatl made a careful iuni"t uoti ut me court house, nntl hud found that the records of the t'ounrv t-lerk wit wltlwtt a,tu....tA protet'tlon UKitlnst fire. Thette records, the Jurymen said, were worth litany thousands of dollars. Hid could lie replaced only with the area tent difficulty. To provide the protection necessary. th lirrv rnonm- iiiitiilrd the ronstriictiun ot u ni - proor vault at the east end of the out mouse, me reconiiuenilutlon of his vault whs reftrrfil tn tlio ..,' JuiIkc In tlie report, and he was nntttti to ari as quickly as possible. In the tax t ollci tlnK departntent he limits Hiiitl Hi,,v f,,n,t ti... defective as well as belnn over- CrnWlll'tl Tllu Inrv ,,ut,...t Kn. nevtled repairs be made to this vault aa soon as possible. The vault Id the assessor's ortice was also found to be Inuiletiuate. The vault In the treasurer's office was branded a misnomer, and the grand Jury recom- ineniletl that it be remodeled with- Ollt Ulinpt'fHHnrv riolnv It ,., -u mended hy the grand Jury that the relics of oltl times which adorn tho wnlls of the vault In the treasurer's ttice he taken down and removed. The Jury also recommended that the ountv authorities take some action In the direction of providing a proper place for keeping the maps, surveys ami records in the office of the coun ty surveyor. A recommendation was also made that the basement at the east end of the courthouse be cleaned, ami that the foundation walls be repaired. Sheriff tieorge (Juine and Ulstrlct Mtorney (ieorKe Neuner were com mended In the final report of the xraliil Jury for the attempt thev are making In the direction of collecting the il"llniiient taxes from the (). & C. grant lands, nntl other taxes w hich have bt'tn allowed to become delin iii"iit. To this end, tlie grand Jury ft ''OhimCnilci! fltO llin-rliullll.. nt nil dcllniucnt tax certificates effecting ni" iniios oi inn ij. & c. Railroad Co. Tlie grand Jury lauded the admin istration for tho mat r In, which the poor farm Is being conducted. It was found that the Inmates of the county home Wert' r"cit vl ntr u,,),.,,.! 1,1 llm.i. and comfortahle quarters at an ex pense per monir. not exceeding i.i per person. The district alftirney anil other court officers were thanked by the grand lurors fur the many courte-lcs Mended to them while in session Dt-re. In excusing lb" grand Jury from uriher attendance in court. Judge Hamilton thanked till" members In dividually for the able manner in which they had Inquired into the iiit'tiiberK of tile aiallil Jury excused today were drawn a v-ar ago, ami have met tli'lllelilly since that time. Inirinu that lime thev rnnsldi red nianv I'rH of vital importance to the coitntv ami Its peole. In almost evefv c,. ." where Indictments were rt'liltliel hv tlie hndv convictions ere n' t. iin. il in the I ircti it Court. Ali'itli'r crand Jurv will be drawn ii'ie 11 poll the i-on-.enlni; of court Monday ni.uriiige license was issued al Villi -Oliver, Wash. yesterday to Kite V. I'us.inl. of Mclrtiie, I niilvja.-t Cttiilttt. and Mils Kiiiui.i C. And.r-s-on. tit I.ents. It Is understood that Hi,- welding will occur at the latter pia-1 tomoilow. Aisti is r Winn iti-:. I SI in on Cam this morning announced himself n candidate f- lor -in i n t Ki p' i-etttat n e f om Hoiii'.l.i-i and I aM son conntlf-" to sii.- -i o I William I. Vawtt r. who died a few- das iim M ; . aro Is a l.epublh an and t- is li' d in Hounlas Count t.r eai'. He N well kllAvvn In V this se. tl,.n of thf state. Mr. c.iro f- at present cii-(ai,i d In Hie nier aiitile husiiiesn here. Final