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Newspaper Page Textt. oi u- WHY AMERICA LEAIS TRAVELERS 8AT Roneburg u llw bt town In Ore gon and haa the bent outlook for pe niancnt irrowth. This show that united ellivrt wlna, keep It up. URG REVIEW America ak nothiiitf for herself liui what he liu rlylit to ask for humanity Itself. M)ltOV WILSON. ti.. Will. i!tsi:i;ri!j, ttitKtitix, sm unw i: KMNti, KKimiAiiY mi, mm. .No. It OH. ROSEB It Is Believed That Ihe Entire French Force Defending Verdun Have Been Backed Into liie Fortress Under the Terrible Fire of the Germans SHERIFF QUINE ASKED TO HELP APPRI FIEND , EUGENE STCRE ROBBERS A LARGER ARMY IS PRES. WILSON MAY ASK RECALL Of AMBASSADOR BERNSTORFF The British Siea.n;rs Dcnjby and Fumni:!s Were Sunk With Ihe ProbiHe loss of Niit lives - Beriia NtwpjpiTS Are Urging a ?M)l Mmi IJpaa PiHlutjdl lo Belfast lalerntrj German Str ps Ihey Seized (Special to the Evening Review). London, Feb. 26. The Germans have captured the strong fortress of Douamont, four miles northeast of Ver tiun, so Berlin headquarters announced. Paris did not con fun this claim. If Douamont has been captured it means the first breach has been made in the Verdun forts, and indicates that the Teuton offensive seriously threatens the French stronghold. It is belicvui the entire French force defending Verdun from the ncr'.h nd northeast has been backed into the fortress under the most terrible stroke the Germans have delivered since the offensive started. Cote Uupoivre, the key to the city"s northern defenses, has been regarded impregnable, but reports indicate that the French front collapsed from thc.c to Pepper Heights. Paris ad mitted the Germans assailed the armored trenches and redoubts there. The communique said the French had t;:Uen new positions on the Teuse hills, but the definite lo cation is not stated. A later Berlin statement reported the capture of the positions southwest and east of Louvemont. It is admitted that yesterday's report of the capture of Champneuville is incorrect. The statement indicated that although the 1 1, . r4-,V;.-,rr tl-irt l.-f frnnt rpciincr alnnP" the l llj'iiL Wd3 11-1111115, im. w . ...& r Meuse Heights, had been maintained despite the German onslaughts. The English attacked east of Maas and Ar mentieres last night. Berlin claimed they were repulsed. REMOVAL OF ARMAMENT PROPOSED. Washington, Feb. 25. Cne of the allied nations has i.ronosed that, for the sake of humanity, armament be re moved from merchantmen. What the message stated or whence it came, the administration refused to announce However, the nronosal cannot affect the American diffi culty with Germany over the decree of war upon armed merchantmen. Washington is less excited than for several clays, due largely to the administration's restrictions upon Lon press. Discussion of the international situation is kept from the floors. Secretary Lansing and Senator Flood conferred over the nossibilitv of a compromise oi the warn- irsr measure, but refused to comment on the situation. The officials were surprised because only one allied reply came i hey expected a joint answei. 11 is uunnu "--the nation answering. It is expected she would say the pro posals did not interest her because she had no armed ships MAY ASK RECALL OF BERNSTORFF? Berlin, Feb. 26. Germany counts upon Congress to force President Wilson to retreat from his position in the German-American situation, so the United Press was re- linMu informed. The officials decline to comment, but there is a general feeling here that if the armed merchant r-ira decree is referred to Congress, they will pass a reso lntinn warning Americans from traveling on armed ships. Dispatches suggesting the possibility that President Wil son will demand the recall of Ambassador von Bernstorff. caused great surprise. The United Press office was be sieged with telephone calls from officials inquiring as to the truth of these reports. RELEASE OF SHIPS DEMANDED. ?lurirf 1 oriie C:iino received a Inns distant e telephone mesMiKt this TiHirnini? from Kiittne to the efTtvt that three stores were roblttul there In earn instance the burglars ef- I i''i it u em 1 a lit e 10 in' Muif! unuu(;ii manner as the ..olden Kule store in I Ins city ws rnteifil a lew nights auo. The shelves of the KiiKene store! were ransacketl ami the iner 1 haiuiise was scattered about the rooms. It is not believed the burn lars obtained any money, accordinK lo the message received from Sheriff I'arker. of Lane County, today. Sev eral suits of clothes ar1 missing, however, and these may lent! to the identity of the robbers. The officers believe the same men who entered ihe C ilden Kule store here are re sjtonsible for the K 11 gene robberies. This theory Is substantiated by tho manner in which Uie shelves of the Lane County stores were ransacked. It is apparent, according to the offi- rs. that the night prowlers have JENNINGS TRIAL Will PROBABLY BE CALLED i SOMETIME NEXT WELK fxerutive Committee Met in Rose- burg Last Evening Bill Authorizes an Appropriate ,'T,' of About $20,000,GCO CFIARGEMERCHANIWITFIVIRDER Portland Italian Arrested on a Cbdrgc of Al Umpting to Bum 1 Hsuse in VS ti.i b five thildrro Were Sleeping The trial of It. II. Jennings, for merly a resdent of Itice ILH, .ho is' muli r arrest here on a c nir-,e of non support, w ill be c:ilel at 1 be ' eoitclustmi of the William I"! Heart nrson case mhleh is now afri. ilnx TA mi DinTfC I nilTTAfttP U l niiAlit nr rrrriAiin i sr..rvrrv the attention ot a jur in the Circui: IU Mil DAUulS ANIJ hill IWlYl llAnfll 111! III .Nil II N ASM Hi I nnings was arrested recertlv at Santa Cruz. Cal., alter helnrf tracked to Lakeview, Wash., where he first located alter ter ing nn callti. When .leanings left Yomalta he was accompanied bv two ef his daughters, who were l-t.'er 1 timed over to Mrs. Jennings by fit Cali fornia authorities. Mrs. Jeii'iings and children are now at their boire near Yoncalla, but will arrive here early next week to testify against Another enthusiast te meeting of their husband and fallier. eecnUe coiuuiiftee of the Mr. Jennings is said to be a man Kighih Annual Str.twheiry Carnival of good character and bus e.iii friends In hte viiinity of his 'nun I his Year's Cdrnlvjl Will Probably Be Ihe Biggest tvenl Ever Held io Roscburg To Njme Sub committees T Another Successful Good Roads Meeting Was Held Roseburg Mea Spoke It Big Audience it U land and People Responded by Pdssiag Resolutions Plans Outlined '"We have Rone aohie already, but when we i-uti-h our breath e an' KiiillK to 1:0 Home more." Mniil n nf ;m ii.-ni in uie 1 oiiiiiK ii'iui 111111 uosi tiurH a uood roaila ailvoeatea be-l-ciiitiiM Krlilav evening, all iiifiuberH ! fore a miir nt iiiibhm.i h-ri.t.,,- 1 1 Ik arnst caused consliler ilile n- of Ihe eoiiiinllne IkIiik pr.s.iil. Sev-! niKlit. rererrins lo the raniualirn lii prise, and the outioine of the i-.ise era I ouiniunlatloiis were received behalf of good roads, belli extended Is belnt' wntehed i lesely by 1,'s i.c- from varbius i-ariiital lonipanlen I UirotiKhout the eounly by the lipne- imrK 1 iiuimerelal Club. VSlllCTOV Feb "i". The iiualnlallces. .Mr. .lenillllKs Is in- "o are anxious io oe nere illinnK learned that the men-hams do not nouse military .omniitte has voleil JovIiib his lilierty on rash hail lur- the rarnital week, and pnidlnK the keep nionev In their safis, but on , r,.,oniniend a reBUlar army or nlslied shortly after his return to eiiKaBemenl of one they are belnu the contrary hid It In their merchan- M- llU,.r ,ereatiiiii Tilsou s 'plan ltoseburn. carefully luvesllKate.l. It is the in line. Slieriff (Juine tltis moriiinK for ,, llnnv o( ;,-, ,,s General " lenilon ot me committee to provide arched the local jutlKlcs. but w as v ood advocated. The bill author- I-"''1' Watte, of Sutherlin. spent the me liesi cai nlval ever held in Uose- lalile to fiiid any trace of the nnu-ii i ,1 nnnriiiirlutlun fur a day In the city looklnn after bust- iuik, us mere w in ue several thou MAN ARRESTED PROVES TO BE OWNER OF CAR wanted men. nitrate plant, devoted to the maun- ness nrfalrs. facture of fertiliser during peace and 0 ' to iiiunilionn manulaclure in war rnilll,rrift, rlrc lltp tunes. It will be leased to a private CO M tV! I SS 1 0 N CASE WAS KAt.TIIV MAN" AtX'l SKK. ' nu.'i ivn i-nl I.-.-1, :t; -Vilnhil TAKEN FROM PORTLAND lXrT': manslaughter and release! on $10,- Ontt bail, lie is charged with run Acting upon a warrant issued by n(tlK ,iown am killing Bessie Smith. the Portland officers for the person a courthouse stenographer, while who stole a Kiss. 'I automobile there driving an automobile Thursday few nights ago. Sheriff Quine this njKi,t. iitrnoon picked up William Hed- mond. of Portlaml. who was passing through lioseburg with the machine in question COMPLETED AT NOON; 'INSTRUCTIONS WERE BRIEF win it) in its mii,ih;i . '1H(TLAI. Keb. ti. Act ust d of attempiing to bum a house wlirtein Douglas to collect $:t..o which Following Vlie arguments of the at tornevs ami the instructions of Judge Coke, the Jury in the case of I'. It. Itouglas vs. K. J. Howe retired to deliberate a aft'M'nonti. Thin action was brought by Mr. sand visitors from all parts of the Htate here on that week, and tt 1b de sired to make the best impression possible. The strawberry feature of tlie carnival will he emphasized strongly and an effort will be made to have all merchants feature them prominently in their windows the entire week. The Moose ami Juvenile bands have been engaged for the three das nf the carnival, and ar rangements have been made to have e client parades each morning ami afternoon of t iie three days. The lirst dav will be made as attractive as possible so as to Induce the grand o o'clock this lodge visitors to prolong their stay for the balance of the week, and re hired rates w ill be secured on the railroad covering t he entire we Mr. Itediuond submitted to arrest tjvl. children were asleep, Vito Cola- claimed was due lommission for farnival dances will be given each ii-'ttintit nrotest :iml a CCO 111 ItatlieU r.,.1-1 -in U-ili-m 1-i!..n-fr u :nrisli'il tint cnli' nf i.nuu'Mv belnili'illU' to Ihft the sheriff to the courthouse There this niorning. It in alleged he wan- defendant. Tlie property involved ami the hi reel d he informed tlie officer that he was ,., to destroy tho family of Joseph in the transactinn consisted of he owner of the machine, and that i.aitaglU for a fancied wrong. store and several lots located nlug, and the carnival attractions orations, will be ready by Monday of carnival week. A mosl at li 'active cHrnlval cap has e rerentlv recovered It from n man who had been arrested at Me.ll'ord. The number of the car was 4 2 4 H. IlKtllsll STi:Mi;itS NC Mi. I dxeni ille evidence to indicate that Although thero,as on '''" nelected and will be placed on -herlff Uuine l.HMlON', Ki h. The iiniunicated with steamers luinaby and Tuinmel wen llritish contract had been executed written It was lie II rortland oflieers by pnone anu ri i-eertaln.-d that Mr. Redmond was he ownT of the machine and that he v:is now enroute nnme irom onl. Mr. Ktdinond was then re leased from custody. The maihlne having the number designated by the Portland police was detected bv l!eit Taylor while it was standimr in frort of the l.ewis Cafe. The sheriff was later notified. The car was stolen about a week ago mil parsed through here hist Tues day. Mr. Itediuond followed the thief as far as Medford, where the machine - was recovered. lie left Medford this morning with the car and expects to re;j,rh Kugene tonight. He should arrive at his destination tomorrow. with tlie pioi,ilir loss of nine sale within a couple of weeks. It Is dMimiho In design and different fro in any which have been used be fore. Souvenir badges or buttons wilt be secured and pennants com- en be de- ineinoral ing (lie occasion. Koses and letters, the plaintiff si raw berries will In- distributed nt I fm 1 1 a in o ii i i UK int; i t i ii i n in m a recepilon committee will meet all t rains and wi-lcome visitors to the -it v . An effort will be made to have Murderers of fad Did Not Rob Store, Says Sheriff shown In the suit that Mr. Howe wrote l-'tters to Mr. hoiiglas, in which he informed Ihe latter regard lug his prim l-c-s and tlm pr mandei). Tb iilb-ged. were sufficinct to show that M r Howe hail listed his proper! v with Mr. Uouglas. Mr. Howe denied ..i i i... i,iu iiuiii..r large ibdegalious attend from varl som time prior to the transfer of olls tli" store to Mr. Monebrake. Its pns i nt im ner. Atinrm-v Klbert Hermann np- iK'and for Mr. Howe, while Mr. Hong I as was i cnrt'seiiled by iirv Albert Abraham. AHor- PIAMAN ARSON CASE CALLED IN THE CIRCUIT COURT THIS AFTERNOON NO BLOOD STAINS WERE FOUND BOY HIT BY AUTO ON STREET THIS AFTERNOON; The above statement was the con tusion of a humorous story told by one of the eight Kosehurg speakers in which he Illustrated the tnunner in which the club had undertaken to prosecute the campaign and brintt about the ro-operutton of all com munities In a harmonious system of road improvement. The meeting was under the auspices of tho Commer ced Club, of Oakland, and over 100 enthusiastic Oakland people were presnet. There was no doubt after the meet ing that the Oakland organisation would join the other sections of the county. If there was opposition ex pected because some of the improve ments contemplated in the road work are for the southern part of the county, this Impression was dispelled not long after Dr. K. J. Walnscott, as chairman, explained the objects and purposes of the gathering. As in the meet in gs ill res dy held at Kiddie, Myrtle Creek and Sutherlin, the reso lutions endorsing tho Taylor hill In Congress, and the Crater Lake road project before t hi County Court, were passed unanimously. The Tay lor hill. It was pointed out by 8. C. Itartrum, chairman of Ihtt committee of the Commercial Club which is working on the Crater Lake road, of fers (io eminent aid etial to the work undertaken bv the county In t he building of any roads In and through the forest reserves. It Is possible under this bill to open up rich sections of the county both to tourists and commercial advantages, and give Douglas County as fine a svstem of roads as any In the state. The (.overnment has also offered to contribute dollar for dollar in any sum appropriated by the County Court for the road to Crater Lake. The road, as shown by lr. llouek, makes a saving or 4i miles between ICiisehuig and Medford and 127 miles between this city and Crater Lake. As In the former meetings attend ed by Itosehurg men, the Oakland etlng was also turned over largely I Sheriff Quine Thinks Tout's Are io Hiding in Poilldnd - (dp'ure tl Mm Is Doubled by Ihe HI liters BONES OF LEG BROKEN 4- .I.H y whi. li I e lo tin- i IT. . - Ii -i-n circu :!iat tb- men IM.AIVTirC WIVS. this arternor.n. w In n W illiaiu I'latiKin U'. el trial on a chrf-L-e nf atson. Mislri.t Ami, in. v lei.rce London, Feb. 26. Berlin newspapers are urging a j .wnner i- conducting the .ro.--.i- . , 11- jr- linn wl:ile .Sttortiev l-.lbert ll'niial.n r-rompt demand upon Portugal to release the interned Oer- j ri.pr,,(Mllli (i- f. n.iant thpv seized, thou eh Minister von laeow lacks, til- d-.diinir iiich riamjn i.- who last Monday nii;-! killed l.ee K.iut, an aned O e laundiy work'-r ef this cit, j. the tiame . cim i'S who enlere.l I rubbed Ihe l.iil.len Kule Mure. I- .11 rut." lie-clai.-il She-Ill Ce.iri-. (Juine 111 an ini.ni. w ith a U.n- .v r.-icsenla-I j .- tins innrii iiiK- Slu-iilf tjuli.e fays Hi can be no CI, I. lie- lion between the hammer ""Lot-ant """ ., . ,. , , . ' an.l the mill . 1 r of t aut. There wa-i no blood on ll tak n tin b'T'.re .I.i.H'' ('-.ke late n,,..,. i nothini: to 1" w as e r ow n- .1 h 'Ihe sher.lf an.l oth w ho at e win k nii: o linir to the th. o. . lll.lT.lele,! , Ihe II i Ml. .1 hi" lawleli . I nUi.l T!. - lei 4. At 4:2" 01 l... k this after- ! 4. noon the jurv in the case of 4 4. K. II. lioilKlaa vs. K. .1. Howe . 4. retnnii-d a venli.t for the .J. 4. plainliff III the sum of J-'-'.'.. Probably the most criminal a. lion to be ttie.l iliirintf tlie nrcs' nt term uf ine Cin ult Court lonfirmation of the seizure. Madrid dispatches said the r' "T.H -i"r and day i..or.,,u and a rortucuese authorities franUy admit they expect Cer-Utrec. ami ;. .i.-str.r-.i on s. w i-vom n.ai nn tie r' , , n . 1 i Year's eve It Is claimed hi the ronl ll.e "'In 1 r. litany to declare war on Portugal. ' ... ,.,,., ,,. ,. ... a rr..i . iaim n.e i. .-i..i- KERMANSAII CAPTURED BY RUSSIANS. I'- - '""' "'; '" h:l . i i-iie tin- Insurance kIu, li h- carrl'l si Petrograd. Feb. 26. The Russians have captured n ine , -,nt. ms finite numb r or iibouKh i..-e i. Kcrmansah. Persia, so delayed dispatches stated. The vie- J;;.';::,: a'r.'"i:o"w!u 'Xutti Z'luS nrc vn.rt -art arltr ilin.-tinn with t( Rrit iih at lv lit -11- l.. n, u in .1 i-n l 1 he fire H!id till ::"--e f,f ii i'! i iiv-' IU13 Mil J"'"'' - Amara. 150 miles away The Kcrmansah victory is second Jr,, Z in importance only to the fall of Lrzerum. ,, ,.r.,s.... i.,-,. t u .,.-r.o -n an i ALBANIAN SEAPORT IS EVACUATED. '',: ',' ';";,. Vond.'.v n M.or It- i:if n e-p, . .all . s. v. r h.- i Mirrin.tlon of t.il.-niel, )', ! iinuier. ami ,,, i I, ate that il . .lead n. an al ofllc rs :.e case still Kaut was i hiuese who la-l Mnn.lai known to .. 1 1 Tlie i. I at Salem. "Ill to I'OTt e latter cm ..ho d at ( oi- o' been seen il. nn Miller. HK'-d l:!. who lives on I'iiII- i ton street, in the llroie, w;e- s' i il. k bv an aiiloinobile driven bv Mis. ll. o. .IcnniiiKs, at t'asn and In. k..m street.-, tliis aiternoon, and the hones of thr t.oi's nnht lei; we.e blokell jilsl ahoie the ankle. A j.u.ev look llie boy lo the ofllce uf hr. S. Iher. 'I he ar. i.lellt ll il .pefieil IIS Miller w,i: sf.ulini; lo cross the street, a. .oi.Iiiii: to witne.-seH, and the bov ;.e.i out III froiil of a jilnev w ill, h had juvt -tol.pe.i Kt the curb and did ict sec He- car driven bv Mis. ,Ien- lll.c-; IV III. ll w;.s lollll'llhK tile corner into Cass sire. I. Tin- la. I was struck on the lei; hi a wheel of Ihe car an.l Ihe .ai nt. Mis. .len- i.li.i's was im mi; al a moderate rate and o. . iipied the car alone. 'Ih. hoi was later taken home bv Mrs. .l.-i.iiini; -. where be will n main in ti .1 tor a r. w dais until he l able lo -is-- . r. il. lies. itl.s in the stale and a apeclal invitation will he extended to the I It.is.iiians. Ilii.lliilois, I'heasanla and I other uniformed booster orunnir.it- ti. ms. The babv parade will be olid of Ihe features nf Salilrday'a pro- u r n in . and a cuio-nic contest will be Held which Is expected to IllitlK Oil'., nearly '.'an balden. The slreels will be beautifully decorated ami storea and l ii I lil i li km will present a Kala . thl, vsnor, n, those who Bpoko appearani e, accunllliK t Ihose whoji,,,, ,,,, Mi,.il no delnlll tendlnit to bine been Interviewed on tlie x"''- throw IlKht on the work of the local jei t. T.-iitatlie selecllonB have li.-cn J M,f.r club. In Ihe tnaterlal ma.le for the various committee j ,.ltlin r n,e plana which the Club In heads, ami will be announced In " ) .-am i.l-rl inc. It was outlined that few dais. The exei utile i inn in II lee f , 1)11(.H!, county will be Riven event In person will have ihari;.' of Ihc,. sll)l Bystem of roada that raisins of the su bsci i .t Ion list, '' , will make this section a traveler' ihev will also handle the contest rr , ,,.,r,n.. as well ns a most hliihly de Ihe el,, lion of a carnival uuecn. or lv,.i,. , linn rominercially. The Iher ns. ns there w ill be two, , , , rk thrmmh the bureau y- I. in which has for In oblect the co ni.eiation of every community In the usual, one of which will be He l.ct.il from the school children. I'riei will be offered for various features of Ihe para.b s. and also (or the straw bet rv exhibit. From the lueM-nl outlook. It seems as thnui'.h Ito-o buri! will outdo lieis.-lf on Ibis o. i-Msion ate I make ll one lo he re membered f..r many years. MYRTLE CREEK PEOPLE MET AND ORGWZfD iouiiIv and the perlection ot a oen nlte plan of road construction for all se-iions. was ably pointed out in an address bv I. K. McCllntock, who rcpieselilcd Hr. A. C Seely. preal-d.-iit nf Hie Club Other apenkera were M ('reason, C. I.. SeliM-man, W Clark. I'rof. II (1. Hall. I.. II. Hicks. Ken Wnlte. of Sutherlin. and several Oakland speakera An Issue developed during the meeiinit between Mr ('reason and Commissioner Hani- Plnknton. when ilhe latter replied to tne lormer I . l.itement thai the roada of lioiielaa Rome. Feb. 26. Durazzo. the Albanian seaport, ha:; J'n p- a" V a - a 1 1 e :i I . jiil ii i rl tw lecn evacuattle, so an official announcemnet said. WHET PRICES GO LOWER. Chicago. Fe 26. Wheat dropped five and a half k t h I m IS, LHJMII; dll. ) l, a IICW iiioimui Ull.l t eetv; fur l.i- !""! f'etprmined hear raid, lower cables, and nervousness over n.- vaiv Mr n the international situation was responsible. Kfetmri! to iv.iin t hi in In I lie Or'' i ill Court. liipl'i-h'tnllii 1 tiutiiiiikT li.i Siierif (inilie. I ' l ie.. i, Is HMH.IIL' "m ' n,Hi l i r.- ui 1.' I . ,,r-tlTre,l. M i: KK r. .1'!-. i-.late fif 111" !e;i! i i i'i' of I-' a j t h ' df f.. -n 1 in Hi" 'I' ll-Mll' ti t l ,-m-j ' natiP - fa t a- It . Mi liil'er M;.t- .1 I1:.. in th'' iMani- , i,n -i'l'-r ,t !.! m c Kim ;ill. 1 to l.jt,, ;,( (lie liTU" ff I'i t,i) an (tt;r.n fil--1 u (:(n te- (olh't l alet i.tier i n nt al . Hi' liione; le'i ) Kant will he h ii! to IiIh whluw in ( .iriton, China Kaut hal a i p:-1 1 of fT in a Imal li.mK, aixl hi-- ( r son. I efT.tt will Itiohahlv rnf'.i'-e lh- ..tin" of th" . -l.il" to $ I mho. I i'li 1 m k MP li t line he h":i r ;i hrntlPT of fi'.rji He' I'mllaiMl iiftl-ers, Sh- iilf W.-dneit'laN U'Miif 'iin do nothing In the ilin-e- li.lv for the lion of ;iiiieh"llttliK the ;i 1 1 . I f I at lift ll)l(e Ii i 11 1 'I I'e rs ( Ollll'l'-te i . r I t io II S of asail.it!-, tne -i, .-:a. t, toi-eiher wiih their rrotn liifii hv ti.iiHn. nr. in tlie lianlH of ihe poit- ral oitiiou t.iti'l poln e. an.l in the i (Mint in'ipt h forrr e- n it . mil) I.-;,, e ) t,f the e thi- '.it that lh i lii new-r !' ; tiatur f.T ti"' ii. haf ink' n The laun-.-1 ir anu ("la h urn l to lt 1 1 he lilentlfl. r ilthoiU'h K.i'it -I. v 'oininir to le-.th. ll'tle Of Vt. r ilnliKtinir tlti (Xli' l.C". atK'n l.tiil l th fonei;il S li r I tT Quiiie ar it U a hata- v. i l-Ti-li- tt' the Chili'-" to r'Hi.'illi in ev. ! I'tiiik fot v.-ial we- k (ollowinti tt 1 i: :im - 1'iri "f h (litre, n inl foi n Ct.it r a-nn h" ha little hol e ot ' i t.n t m i hi- t l.e he n in til- n-ar fwi u r v.t it ih- . iii" "er t.ik n the ),erlrr i .i . - it will If t hrotiKh tin k , i at her It iiil the Mllinllii'fie-" of Hie of'l'r. f'a I .(.! I f hllK-e villi adhere to th'' 'li iii i,rv that Kaut a killed through th. iiiotne of rohhei',, and aJ not a . t lim of tti" ! MTj war now r.a'lnn on th" I'a' Ihe Co.i"t. on- 1 1' 1 uvf fflMMrRfiAi fiiiB i;"r:.;;:::;;n,'rrrx,rTr: . l-iuk.ion denied the entire justice of 'the assertion, but declared the coun ts vias alwais unal.le 10 no I lie inns, e'fi. i. nt work because the funds are lii el- I amoni; 'it different districts and each could not therefore secure nn veri lame amount of money to 'work with He declared that the I-,,, inn Cniirl was entirely w-llllnn lo ... 0,1. rale with the Itoscbur Cnm met.ial club in any plan for the bet-teuie-nl of Ihe condillon This was Kr-atly aiipre.-iated bv those present. I. II. 1 1 li k h had some Interesting ,i... ir, cimnectlon wilh Ihe Crater i, ill Lake road prob-cl and showed maps . l,,k tonli-ht t I " indl.ale.i in- a-..,..s.s ...... in. I other- woiiin accrue noni me s. . con. and Th" Hns-hiiic men niaile the trip In machine, and returned here nil a. cieniti. A inn. ib. r of biiiie-s men of the town met at lh- bank Tiles. lai and hi i-.ini- d a Comineiii.il Club, s.ns Ih. Millie Cr.ek Mail. II ! Ill . was ele. I. d pre-id. III. I'i ..nk i; Smith I i. e pi . 1.1. lit i;. II. I:. in- -. ' i. 'ii' v 'te e tier Ch iih - Ilollati I. Ira Mil- and ' has W line w.r- appointed a-i a com ...ilhe on n bei-hip. ami .1 M Marllll. Chaihs II. .11. .11. 1 and thai W Hi as n . oiiiiiiltt."- on oil -tltu lion i.e. I hi Ian" -. line ol l'-c 1 lilt he IP '.I n and hi l.i ot th. ..I In 1 (in 11 ami .iiiuiiin d t n.MU'h In com xoii. for th. com e.l lo ..Mend thl and Join th" . In lie- w ib-i nr.! ril- ( an .s V..II. 1 . k ho h.d . , i, ,. .,,,,,1,. r. xt's It- He' 1 111. 1 ho- pit .1, return. .I 'I lo latter I" an ay. d I. heie ill .011 e lim. nilnl'l' I. d III .11 t Mis Misses Kathleen Itussel!. a teacher n. 1 ...... ...i.k nnd Kill line llllHer, of !,,.,) ,. arrived here this morninn Imls nf to sp -ml a eoiinle of dins. They ate 1 con.i.a'nie.l reel-t. ie.l at Ihe rnipoua Hotel. to a 1'i.rt Mrs ') C London, of Hid. lie. was om,. lodav a. In, ill.. I to M-rrv llospllal Krldav. Ii and has where she will probably underlie an he hospital operation Hrs. Sc-lv. Selher and Collins. Fiewail will be In attendance.