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Newspaper Page TextL. U' y- WHY AMERICA LEADS ROSEB REVIEW TRAVELERS 8AT Roaeburg u tlie beat town la Ore. gun and has the best outlook for per nianrnt growth. Thla allow, that united effort ulna, keep If up. Amorlca Mlu notliiiig fur herself bat what she pma a riht to ask for humanity Ilaelf. WUOUROW WILSON'. VOL. XIX. KOSKIU'IHI. MHKtsnV STI ItlOV KVKVIM.. M l II II, 1)l(l. X... 10. URC ViLU'SPLANSTOMASSACf IE MORMONS WAS FOILED BY CARRANZA'S FORCES CAMPING GROUNDS Will BE IMPROVED WITHIN THE NEXT FEW DAYS I IPHT VflTF K PAQT BET SUGAR MAN WILl LIUIII WUIL 10 UHOI presENTA PROPOSITION The U. S. Garrisons in Wyoming Ordered lo the Border Funston Will Work Out His Plans Unhampered Not to Enter Mexico Before Monday . -Gen. At the remilar meeting of the Itosrliurg Merchants' Association, held here last night, the committee in charse of raising (uiuls with which to Improve the tourist cainp iriK Krounds In North KoselmrK. re purled that tliey had raised approxi mately $41111. The work of dcaring and Improv ing the Kroumlii will In-Kin early next week. aii-ortluiK to present, plans Special Bonding Election Is in Progress This Afternoon 1 HERE ON NEXT MONDAY MRS. BOWERS TO WEO'LOCAL LABOR URGED PROPOSE NEW SCHOOL BUILDING The proposition of starting the beet sugar industry in this icinity he taken up next Monday with the school children here, according to County Supt. O. C. Ilrown, who has made arrangements tor Mr. Itramhill, mamiKiT of the proposed (.rants Pass plant, to speak lu re on that date. I It Ik the belief of the local ail- Roseburg Girl Made Annuunce- ment in Jail Friday PORTLAND Of f ICERS ARE IAUDED PURCHASE FLOWERS AT HOME CARRANZA'S SOLDIERS WILL AID AMERICANS IN VILLA'S PURSUIT week. aci-orduiK to present, plans. v .. . n-K.,:i:A , 11,. d.bj, iv,. murines who nave considered tho and the task should be completed "'I unit UiroJiuuii i i imi.wj naj matter that this s.ction is as eiiually xpressfd About the Polls Ibis After noon - Polls (lose at 7 t'dorii well adapted to the raisiiiK of miirar lieets as the other sections where the product is beiim enlli ated. Mr. Ilrown believes this would he Rood employment fur the schod children ; who are now hccumliiK Interested In the development of local Industrial lure .lulls The I Is will l.rlm. ,n 1..-.V1 Mrs. Bowers formerly lived ii Roscburs and Is Well Known Here foolish Mar riage Blamed for Trouble WedilliiK bells will rlnK for Mrs w ithin the next few weeks. h ree water and Mailt will be established . on the Krounds, and many other iin- I omveinents will Ik made under the I direction of the city authorities and (arrann Will Be Permitted to Send forces Across American Border Wbfg in Pursuit nf Zv "been ordered." apt wiiiMe ta- - - ,n.'i lnnn ih,.v arrive here. The special election called una uaiimi) Himiuu m smiji ..: iuc i uimiii ui hi- I Free canipinK rounds for tourists some time axo tor ine purpose 01 (lc. dollars a ton, it is said, while Mollie lluwers and some .vuuiik man u u,. fr.-t, ' 'are heeotnliiK verv popular through votiim bomls in the sum of $T."..0Oil frm 1o :lrt ,,, ,.,. Bl.re ,,. ,)( (,f tlii.s city within a moiilli or two. la aUU niS lu. es out ,ne B(att, anil air,,a,iy several ith which to erect a modern hlsh rnls.-d. With the children star'tints "' I'onUinl TiIikiiiiii. Then towns aloni; the pacific llichway school bulldlnn to replace the l.ane lrie proposition, It Is believed that Mollie Mowers will K't back her ;- 1 1 have sicniried their intention of ear- school structure, which was do- farmers anil urowcrs niav follow, year-old daunhlcr .Marlon, now a I nl for travelers duriliu the coming stroyed hv fire several weeks aui. Is wiiii h mav posslhlv lead to the es- "aril of the Juvenile court, and she (Special tO the Evening Review). summer. The Ashland ramping be'.liK held at the old armory at the tabllshment of a locul factorv. Mr. "' her husband and her little 'grounds, which were the first estab- corner of Jackson and l ane streets. 1 1 mm li til will also speak lo members daughter will have Portland to El Paso, March 11. General Villas plan to massacre nshe.i m tir.-Kon. proved very sue- "V""- , h' . , , , of ""' 500 American Mormons fleeing from Mexico was foiled, reUt'han' phased with their invest- election win' probably be announced cn Preion1 florcin infnrmpH th Ilnitori Statps Thp Car. iiu.nl Tn clear and eilllll) the half hour later. Commercial Club while here ,ir "B,lm- , . .... , 1 III UIIIIlMllll Ul 11' r UNI l II f, III CIMI' UHir IU IIIU'I VHl i lie wnoie roniniunKy a n d mar . mr .i rniini!. Aeeordiiic to the lana out- in common wnn a majority 01 uie tiuh ranzistas naitea tne trains on tne wiexican iNortnwestern jiIU,d bv" tllOHO interested in the pro- iMwt.mis involving a.-hooi mutters in line. TISpv haH nnitivf information that Villa nlanned to iect. will eost in the neighborhood l,is viviuity. the earlv voiintc was J r . r . -..i.i -it- fl(rr..u.i fin-- Httht. and It is estiniitlrd that not v;iH made hv .Irn. lloweru In the industry. I(H tihe nreiiared lo leave the county k Mr. Itramhill has put the JiiH, where nlie haw bten a prisoner same matter un to th. resid.ntK .if ji-Meruay anenmon Krounds after it opened for tourists. FATHER OF ROSEBURG PEOPLE DIED FRIDAY; LIVED IN JAMESTOWN intercept the Mormons at Guzmr.n and massacre them all. Villa left Ascension at daybreak lor Guzman with 300 tol-. lowers. Strict censorship is maintained here. It is re liably reported that the Wyoming garrisons were ordered to the border. No movements of American troops is ap parent here, and General Funston is remaining at San An- tonio. General Pershing will probably have active charge, of the invasion. The troops are not likely to enter Mexico before Monday. The soldiers are highly pleased with the prospect for real action. The Carranzistas are preparing i to aid the American forces. The death of another wounded ZJZTi o soldier at Fort Bliss today makes the total of American kota, anuomu-iiiK the death ol (i-o I'orier, one oi i ne ucei k hum ii i -m-dent.i of that section. Mr. I'orter had visited in Uose hurK on several oerasions, hln last trip heinsr mad'' here last spring. He is survived by six children, Mrs. F. A. OkmenH and John Porter, of Kosebur;. and another son. 1. II. I'orter. who liven in the vicinity of (old I iill ftnd two sons aixl a daugh ter In north Dakota. IHirini; his last visit to KosetmrK M r. I'orter he.-ame ncruainl'd with nuite a number of people, nil of whom were Rreatlv surprised when they ' heard Kiddie, cullties Myrtle Creek and other lo in the sunt hern part of the nih n nit..ndHiit to care for the man J;u votes will be cast la established and ' roin "lafiuenia maui- ty inose wiio county. voieu tnia arternoon u appears ai- . 0 most certain that the bonds will he authorized. There was little or no MVDTIF fDFfU flTI7FW evidence of opposition tn the project III I fl 1 LL lHUl tl MlLII expressed about the polls. In the event the bonds nre au thorized, and there is no doubt hut what they will be, the school hoard will meet Monday nibt and decide on definite plans for the new struc ture. Advertisements asking for (Continued, on paKu tiV i DIED LAST MONDAY AF TER A SHORT ILLNESS dead as a result of the Columbus raid, 18. The Villistas raided a ranch at Malpas, New Mexico, last night. Troops were rushed there. CARRANZA WILL AID AMERICANS. Washington, March 11. The Senate foreign relations committee unanimously approved the President's action with regard to Mexico, after Senator Stone submitted the official news. Carranza's foreign minister telegraphed Washington without definitely approving the expedition to T.iir;iie Villa. In turn he asked Dermission to send Mexican of his death. No previous informa t a : . : A r MQ4.:; r,f tV, lion had been received in KoseburK troops into arirnerican luintuiy ui - ui icpcmwo ,. Claud Kallln, for more than 2" years a resilient of Mrtle Creek, died at ih: home of his mother un Monday, March 7. 1 !M ti, alter a short illness. sas tin Mrtle Creek Mail. The dn eased was born Earlier In the i'.'teruoon she had pleaded Kiiilty to a chaine of kid uappitiK her daughter from the Fraz er hettMHion Home. J mine Morrow paroled her to Mrs. Lola Cr. Hald win.' matron at the city jail. "And I'm not KutiiK to make the mistake this time 1 did when 1 was married before," .Mrs. Bowers said. M:iiuiinn her font. "I married my first husband alter 1 had known him only two week, and all the troubles I huve had since were caused hy that foolish marriage. 1 le known the man 1 hid k iIiik to marry two years. e will be married right away, 11 the man will have me ufUr all this trouble Airs. llnweiH smiled happily when M Iron I tobiilns explained to her visitor thai the possibility of the lllhnels, February !, IhT... and was ol,IK l,liin refnsliiK to hate her was Merchants' Association Would Aid Roseburg Industries Resolutions Were Adopted JUting lout lodges to Patronize Home People ii Prefer ence te Periled Concerns Non-Partisan Tariff Board Will Be Intlnded INCOME TAX TO BE INCREASED to the effe that he was ailing. the third sun of Pr. and Mrs. II. F Fallin, who cauiff to Myrtle Crenk some -i y ars ukq. lie is siu vied by his mother, Mrs. Sarah l-'alliu, and sister, Mrs. A. M. Italb y, of Myr itle Cie.k. J. .1. Fallin, of Canon I villi', and V. II. Fallin, of iJraiith i iss, Oregon. The luiieral was held ! 1 1 o to t he 1 a in 11 y home Tuesda.v af tei noon and was in ehai Ke of the !o a I Masunic lodKe, of which t he d -eased was a metuber, and the re mains were laid to rest In the I. ). ll. I-1, cemetery. raids. General Funston has been given orders and com- whether .John porter, a son of the Troublesome Stamp Taxes Will Be limiitdlid a. Ti. n l. u: Jant. A i.mII deceased, will return to Jamestown pieie power 10 act. xic wm umisc ma H" , ..,! ,i, tnn. nil, lin.l not ) probably dash across the boundary at several different .ictorminpa into this nftornoon. places. Funston's movements are guarded with secrecy. 1 Congress has obliterated all partisanship and has promised, JJfJy SERVICE WILL to keep its hands on. Representative Hay. after a conference with Secre- j tary Lansing, declared the belief that American troops aro now well across the border in pursuit of General Villa. The Ministers from Argentine, Brazil, Colombia and Peru con- f erred with Secretary Lansing this afternoon. Carranza's ..ntn. ys this S.rinK nr.. to rov. r . . - - I'oos ami Currv Counti- liko a proposal to allow Mexican troops to enter American soil in ,,laI,k,.,, savB ,. Miirsiin.-i.i Timi-. n( kinllts uiilt nrnl-iahlv hp oranted. It bacaine I'lans have just luin p.rri-.i.-,l to known today that the administration favors the plan. EXTEND FROM COQUME TO COUjIAS CO. POINTS make Coojiille the hub of the trade and from there xtend lines to Han- tion has ronvitio JOII.OIMr.MOO H Army aviators will probably have their first real try- ZIZ:u:iuZ out during this campaign. It is reported that aeroplanes Tho liiifs will ov-r ;:.".u in il-s of from San Antonio and San Dieeo are preparing to leave road.-.. immediately for the front. These will be used for scouting purposes, and will probably prove valuable in locating the bandits' rendezvous if guerilla fighting predominates. , MEXICAN PRISONERS WERE KILLED. I Columbus, March 11 Six Mexican prisoners, released by the Thirteenth Cavalry yesterday, were found dead to day a mile east of town. Their bodies were riddled with rifle bullets. When freed the prisoners were ordered to leave the city. Some alleged they had been among the Villa raiders. Civil and military authorities are investigat ing. MEXICANS MAY RESENT INVASION. Columbus, March 11. "An American invasion of Mexico will make Villa a national hero," said Captain Farias, a wounded Villista, captured during Thursday's laid. "Villa will probably retire before the Americans for 3 time, but in the interior he will be strengthened a hundred-fold. All Mexicans will resent the invasion." GERMANS MAKE GAINS AT NEW POINT. London, March 11. A sudden German thrust in the Corbeaux woods imperilled the French five mile front west of the Meuse, so dispatches said. The Germans are reported to be wasting lives recklessly in an attempt to advance to the Forges-Cumieres road. Their success would force General Joffre to evacuate the trenches at Goose Hill and Eethincourt. Paris admitted a German gain, but declared counter attacks rec nured the positions. Reports are con- , traqkctory regardir - the results ot tne intense ngnting ar fiPt few houses in the village of Vaux. Fred SlaKle, of the Co.niille Marshlield jtae line, js one of the heads of the new concern, lit! win here yesterday and todav with F. C i Stone, oinpletiim the plans. I The ptojeet will mean the piittinu into use uf about 'o automobile and will employ 'IU men, halti Mr. Stone today. 1 The lim-s will ne t!i" Cadillac, the 1 ode and the Cb- rolet ears, the latter coming in epeciallv handy on the run from I la n don to ( r scent City, by w m of Latulois and Cold Iteach, where there is consid' ruble sand and a li'bt but pow rful car . is n' i'nrv. j Fred Slaiile will have chain' r the diivinic b-t e-n Coquille and Coos May ; the Ford liros., hei w en the count y s at and U:uhIiui ; Sh'-r-rarrl and bit sett, from 1 San don to Cp-feeTi! t'lly; I. Cl'ltlon from 'o- i(ti i He to I'owt'is an 'I another part ner n it et nalii'd. will t.ik- the line from 'rM iiill out to 1 1 - !ur I Myrtle foilif. HrewM"i H- will I also be on the rout'. Th iu:i will t . a on a ti ic- heiltile co arriirmt-i thai pa'-ciiirer-: rro;n on' pla to a not hr will Id nbr to eiiike niifif. t iur. An an will be pljii' d at M.irhfi'ld lo t t k care of the tnjrn'" her I. at Fuuiiiier Mr Sh.iile on 'In-td Anti-dumping law lo Krtp Out Certain Ai'kles WASHINCTON, Mar'h 1 0. The nd mi nisi rat ion's r 'iiue program, providiim on addiMinal luo.ooo, oott annual income, is to be made a single nlr.niir bill, to he rushed through Connress uiider party whip a ih spur. At various rnnr ! cneea roimres sional haders ha- determined up on a tentative pl,n tlisposint; of all financial ditriculie ut one swoop. Survey of the pi noosed uppruprla- ii 'be leaders that te . essary, rat her than the $i ,-miu which dent W ilson first ked. The measure will be perfected at a caucus and no u the House as a Ix-niocralic mea-u it nis are: Creat ion of tai i : : forniinn to the I tion. Tariff leuislatio! n-w coal tar d e 1 1 "ariti-duiiipiiiK'' i i r :ir'd by adiiin ltoiiblint: tbi' in LCCAL YOUNG MEN AR RESTED FOR DRUNKENESS; OFFICER OSES W Nijilit Marshal Crant Wilcx had to administer two blows with his police club early this inoillirm he Tore he could compel the subniission of u local man, w ho was resist nm an est. I leteruiiie d to put a stop lo such ninbl revelries as hae be'-n cauMiin on side i aide dii urbaii lately, (lie officer arrested the of-leiid'-r and two of h is companions, all ot whom were Intoxicated. ib fix fu st discovered that one very remote. Mrs, (lowers blushed ( iodt when the matron continued, telling oT the voting mans rremiem visits to the jail to see (be young prisoner. Mis. (lowers held up a warning tln g r w hen M i s. I tobliins atarted to t 1 1 of parting scenes. "Yes, I g iiens we will ho married, all right." said Mrs. Itowers, finally. "The juvenile court officers told me that ir I married and behaved my self I could get Marion hack. 1 want her bark. I know she is in a good private home now , but I w ant her kick. Thai s why I pleaded guilty. I knew if I didn't t hey would bring up all sorts ol Ins about me; thev w on Id try to Mai ken my character. For the sake ot Marion and my hus baud to be I ibin't want those things hrmi'.ht up. "Then I knew If I pleaded guilfv I hey w ould hi my brother, Clell ..imp. out of Jail, Me has been in jail six week:- juM because he helped bis iMer alter they took awav her cbibl. My, but he'll he surprised when Kiev let hliti out. Clell has been th' lust. '; olber in the world The matter.. of giving more loyal support to local Industries was brought to the attention of the Mer chants' Association at their meeting last evening, and It was pointed out that much money wan belli ( expend ed by the various lodges of this city for floral offering that should rightly go to local producers. A committee consist inK of IV V. Strong. F. II. Churchill and It. I ta tea were appointed by President Maimers to draft resolutions urging a stronger co operation with Mr. and Mrs. F. !. Owen, local florists, who are eartustly endeavoring to estab lish their industry in this city. The resolution follows: Whereas. It la on of tho - para mount principles of the Merchants' Association to enrourage patronage to all industries fostered In thin county, in preference to any foreign concern, and that the city has at this time n well established florist en deavoring to maintain a high stand ard of efficiency. Therefore, be It resolved, that the secretary of this association bring the matter of patronizing this par licular Industry before the lodges of thin eitv, and that they be urged to lend all support possible to placing their orders for floral arrangement; with our local florists, and further. when it becomes necessary to send away for floral pieces that such organization place their order through a regular dealer of this cltv. thereby lending their nit and encouragement to the upbuild ing of home Industries. It. V. STUOXfT. F. If. (IIFUCHILL, II. V. HATKS. a jitney dnvw and ti being d i unk v as The machine bad from Faleiihov.'cr, Among the ommission con 'sideiit's surs- pr j.r. aTfe-ting the exemptions. Ta v on 1 1-e ina'Hi la t urei s. K p al of pi:i ohje tinnat .stamp in tlie war revni ajaa. mJ. J. J J i J. 4. h lirottM-i'.HK tli' hiwtry umli-r tho i,o now ht-iiin trillion cxp.-ilH. iii tax. hut not .t niiniiniiio unil ' h tit iiuinilions ,lly all nf tho j .miii'lfi i iii; nm 1 i;s sihiwn. tlo- firl ti: -.ln " .1 1' I I 1 two rouiiti' M 1 rs'i : i. M lh;it Imt t'li- l ll' h ;m t!it; i. a'- w o 1:, 'I out 'tn n all tin- 1 ilii-K in tii" l . (II I'lill'Us IH Wi ll. I'llMTI. VI 1 prii r,' i-tar Ion pr.un! 1 1 Mar. h r 1 11 in 'I I fi-nu hull al", toilav. liv 1.1. tur f.f 1 !- in v th.' A!itrs an r:iiion ai Ifi.- .-riorls .' ' 'iii.r.l In!! win i... a r: I '-' S !! J. I.r- a n al . I - or 4 .i i,.,. 4. -a. T!i .T mi I'l " ' II:. .. . t rnorm. w 'i !' 4 otV-r ..();, J. y I hi in in 1 1 U of motion I : the w ild lite 4 exhlhil-d at 4" r on Monday -4 ning thtouuh .ill. :- ' r- world- ol d Slate (ittfiic 1 " picture the regular ep t-d to zonal r -ature, gi.e an id- a ' amount of ''. as well as 1' and at tn-- Hng from it. - I) will be di- ' Io k In 01 d r es in th" af- r,H'" of 1 he men v. a in 1 nns'-tiieni-e Mlbj' t lo 11 1 re: iusi returned win r- the party had t 11 attending ivvo y a d:i:i'. Coidon (Jaue. who was llow-i the driver, was ordered b tlo mar Uu to take bis car off the hti--t. but i- i lnd. and wasntnnk twi't hv ll tlicer when he rtsistt-d. (in proiiiisini; to appear at the recor der s olli e at o'clo' k tod. iv and answer a h,HK" ot resisting an ofii ur. be was released. ,t the time bis a;.i araii-"'is morning. v r. in- w ; 't ill und'-r 1 ti in - 11 . ot the li'iuor and the 1 a-- iillow' d lo uo ovt r until tins noon. or d 1 unkeii ui-.); w r e .lin t It n I'.aldwin and ul. w ho w " re ul- o in t l.e a Hair o' ui p d at a-; liii heoe eon-inn' d b1. th- vouiii, men is belieed to have he in . nl m e at t he 1-. denhow . r .; n e. It is pov ild' t'ev Ill.t ta" '" i h:ni:es i.tefeiK-d bv the M r It i- unl.twful und'-i the rei nl piohi hii ion law h;i Ixioe in one lo--- .-sion while in attendance at a lair lor how Mm i! ( ha ' g-s ol i d ar l-'l.d hllla 'Itl.ev T a in and to me." Mrs. H-.ui ;-. d-Nb d that she bad ihieul'-ned ti kill A. K. Cos giiil ol the .hivcnile ((Mill, and other people. She sajd Mis. Co.-griff and M 1 s. Caldw in bad done ' an aw 1 ul Pd." for her. She cried vstrnlav atl riHMiN when Mis. Co-grilf told .lodge Morrow she thought it would he best to parole Mollie. Th ease of Mollis Mow e i s has furnished sen sal ions lor t he la-t ars. It ht -gan w lien Mnllle und bet husband ea- It eh a I geii Indole .Judge liafus that the oilier Mils unlit to ca'e ror th'tl da tight el . Ma moii. The judue made l;uion a watd ol the jiiwiille court, and later, w h n the couple wais dlvorceil, d' 1 lined Ibat over the tit lo r Mrs. I lowers bad a 1 lulit to the . hiid ,M 1 1. I U w ei s took M.U ion to lulla', 1 r . and soon sin went to live wilb Mi, and Mr-. Milton (Iraut. Mrs. IIiihith a.we.-d to pay $u a lliulith tur iier SHi)OI t. A few Mionfhn IllHT slie liiiiie to the liliilil.-. tor C'e child, an I th-v c tu d to rive h'-r ni r Howers hired an ;i ntornolnle a nd 1 1 b d to ta k - lo-i Sb" was ane-.led in Sabrn The liallas couils awarded the I lo I he (ii inlH M I -4 I low l a : ) :i 1 'I to t tie Su I ' 11 r- ' 'roll I Oil the loiifil fial I1." ,ultrni:iiati 'on tit v ju v eni I i 011 rt h.id oi ig i n fit Home Ijilntr leflriNl. Another resolution, which urges the emplovnient of home labor In the construction of the proposed new high school building, was also adopted hy the merchants. This resolution follows: Whereas. School hlstrict No. 4 Is contemplating th' erection of a mod ern high school building in this cltv at an early dale, and that this enter prise will necessarily call for the em plovnient of a large number of labor ers and the purchase of much ma terial, (t Is herebv resolved, that the school board of School Hlstrict No. I be urged to emhodv In their con tract the employment of local labor and the purchase of all necessary material In t he conn t ruction of the new high school building from local dealers when this can be done at th3 atue advantage of employing for eign laborers and tin purchase of material from outside cities. sutiirun1anwaT honored at meeting held friday evening I i i hun!r-.lt .v.-nin. V:l;U I I.I W I S il I v I I Ml it si Mi. M.'.'i 11 T i .M of .J. to !- -H-M-H-H- I US. , I ii .anl I1." Vi.iw.'.'ian M r iIiiik .n In .. .lni i n. ar Maw.- II . r . i . . I ."..ii u i t u a Ns. H n ! wan Milk Wllfll.lll W.illlllll! 'I I.I. Or : i' in w.-ii- .!iiiwii.., Iril III" !. sai... I lit ol tin- i. ills:, a! Ii.'s a ' I ,, 1 1 In ' II I II ri Ii ri II 1 1 ' ' 'I ..ll. IH. M IO 111. I al ton 1. o" Ml l.li.a : itli- ii, .1,1.. tli.. all.i.k. . ni I-l.i! th.- orit: ii. il r.'i uri i1- i on 1 1 r "iti'il . Thin i a ina. h lit.- in'. -I ".'iioili Mmrioiil.'.l limine llii' Mihinaiili" in.iiitis. I ii I'l ill. 1 loll In, lias il... i Ml? IIOV..IH Tin- Ii, all .I...I.'.- I I. . I I. I I !r- I I... I I ; li.-r i lul l i our! ot I i, . ami Ihil Hi. I-, f i . 1 1 1 vol i '.I oll lu r ..iiiit. t hi' , , -' ! b" d b :l". . I. U Ma I d Co ;,nt'n louk St.lte A ti, r 'int th for h I i ion Ft .. 1 1 arte t. rs. How He i-o oil and II" o;ild have w hlb- jlivetlll' tol a h.iitable Ida d IN l' 'I llli'.ll Itotne Mis vi t How i r p r in is 1 i 1 1 1 1 and bring ln-i nib- court to meet the i w h Olll --lo- w .i s to live. Inking to r to t lie con r t IUmi-im Itiok the Mid I. n, et h r bi.irle-r t lit- .-, 0 A!n r.lri ii. The (tartv 1 th- I" Hue. duvH later. s and her brother have Private timber owners expi nd no. into a ear in maintaining a ice of :;imi fire wardens as insur ce against great loss by foret the iiregoniun. That fact was brought out at the annual meeting o the Oregon Forest Kite Asoiiation vestt-rday at the t'hatnber ot Com U'ene. The meet ini; w.i- athride,! hy :to timber own ers ,i nd ' ;o . i nuient and state tor estf rn. ia!s. Id duliotis were adopted indois i !i i; the w oi k of the forest ne iv P .i id o' the -late lorester during the ...-' e.,r, and also expressing appr"- i:i t inn of i he work done hy th w i al lo r bur ea ii in proi: nost ica 1 1 r g : dlonu. d dry spells and danirei om-( w i nd ' Th ' (HI ir h the eff icielit orgnniat I"! o! : t ile, .'iat"" and National for- t e f i'.rht in ir units it was deim-n-itid that the loss from fire hail en co'nn.itatlvely small. M'lition of fir' tirevniion mil -nitiol were topics of disi usslon at i ! rdn- s me. ting ( I: I it e s , M----N for the con i n ; vear are; I'r -s i den t , C-ort-e It Mr I'b o l. of I'ortl Hid first Vice icii-dt-nt. ti'-tir' I'Jner. of I (Jraieb si-, iifd i - preside,.!, 11. M Fnx. of SuCerllN: tn a-ui.-i. 'A'-lls tiilb.-rr, and -e I- !;! and manager, C. S. r bn r.tn m be, -n iM j.iil -. r rime. "W'n don't ou tiff married in the t;ii" 'rs lobb;n stlUL' e- d, Nts !mi ii I'ol radv to leave. " i.iil." said Mis Howix. "i:iav be rh'lit In lit av. He are going to be in. i it d in a chut, h."