Roseburg review., March 21, 1916, Image 1

WHY AMERICA LEADS
TRAVELERS BAT
Row-burg 11 the bnt tnwn In Ore.
Kn anil has the best outlook for per
uiant'iit Kniwth. Till show llii.t
united elfort ulna. Keep it up.
America sk nothing fur herself
bnt whut she has a right lo ak for
hunuinttjr ltelf.
WOODKOW WII-SON.
REVIEW
VOL. XIX.
It.lSKItl lt- OllK;o. Tl KM. V KVKMXiS. MXIitil ai. IUHI.
Xo. IK
naiinninnniinABiipnAprrkiitM..... . . -
I
Supreme Court Decision Was
Received Here Today
j'n n.arriacf. Mrs. t a in i!-1 1 is a
. nam,, daui-lii. r of On-ison. and is a
HELD SIMIlAft 10 OHIO OSt'S.rj;H-S!5
her II i - She is a niiM-e of John
.Cross, who liven near Stltherlin.
'" ami Mrs. Caiiin'iell win ,.,l
Under (he Decision a Municipality tact
filer Into Partnership Wild Any Pri
vate Corporation or Individual
4 I.KCISIOX IXAMMOIS. .5.
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4. SAI.K.M. March 21. .luilne 4.
J. llean's dei'i.sion in tilt1 Kom1-
-I- fours rnilroail cast- was run- .1.
J. eurrt-,1 in by all of the six 4
4 jmlKen. .IuiIko Kakin was ill
J. at the lime the ease was ar- .J.
su.-il anil did not write an J.
J. oiiiniun.
(Special to Kveninp Rr-vi,-wi. j
SAI.K.M. Mrre'i Tin- Kil.i'-me
Court tod:.' 11. . n ' tht fiifori-c-nient
of tl f (.l.'r;. t h.twe.n t he
city of Koschurg and the Kcmia.ll
Lumber Cot poration. ami forliad,.;
1 ho issuance of $:iih..ihiu foomls j
Judi.'O l!-an, writing the oiiinion re-!
versini; .lude Skiiiwurtli. said tie !
city chart r dries not authorize th"1
contract. The mingling of iii!lie and,
private funds, he declared, was a.
iolatlon of article eleven, section
nine, of the state constitution. He;
points out that .th:1 re are no provi-
sions in t lie contract for fixing the!
rates so the corporations would have;
the net profits to aid the city in
liiiiilalillK the interest. j
"The'whole scheme seems to enn-!
template, a temporary utility such'
as ioirK:"T railroads iimi.iIIv arc.
With tl timber transported, and
the leased rails and equipment he
lonuinn to the corporations removed,
ihe city would have a r iadlied. old
lies and n fenced rl!:ht-ol-wav wliiih.
under ordinary conditions, would he
of little value and a mere shell,"
s.i.s the opinion.
It says that in 60 years the in
terest on the bonds would treble the
original amount, ted immediately
alter that period the company would
have the right to purchase the line
at a Finaller figure.
"Viewed from any standpoint in
dicated by the contract, it is a plain
violation of organic law." says the
opinion.
"The evidence showed that the es
timatMl cost of the railroad is he
t .ven f.MMl.oon and ST.".!'.""". "
wrote Justice Mean. "The contra,!
a- executed is n,it authorized fov tie
Mty ciiarter as auicnded by the 1- ual
vot is. In other words, the legal
o:,r of Itoseliurg did not vote to
i-ii- bonds either partially or wlinll
lor the benefit of any persons or
1 01 1. orations oth r than the city.''
oiitinuinK, the decision pointed
out that the contract was Inimical to
A 1 tide I I, Section of tile slate run
iit'ition, which prodibs that no
louuty. city or Jown or otle r 111 11 11 i' 1
! corporation, by vote of its dt,
shall become a stockholder i"
. . joint sto -k rompatn. cor(ora-M-.ii
or association wliatcver. or
1,111 its (redit in aid of such com
I .nr.'.
'I lie purpose of the railroad '
t l ip a rich timber counto on the
v -till I'niPMua Itiver. In inn itut .11:
I''.- -nit John Hunter and a nun,!" r
el UoselmrK taxpavers (otit-ml'd
1 .it the contracts for'the road s con
: net ion were in violation of hot1;
I'.e dtv charter and the constiiutimi
1 , suit was to prevent the clly Hon:
1 niiiu' lis $;!uii.iiihiii in bonds, and
1 " Supreme Court Issued a d, i n
: 1 ' : 1 ' i f 1 k the Issuance of the--'
n I.
H'-ides axreeins to pav lb" rai'
el lempanv li'.iio.oiiu lor hull lin-'
' 1 r,,.id. Ihe city also aar 1 to .e
i;i" r"-''its of way and to b-a
1 '' n to the company for a p' rio 1 o'
'..ir:-. The companv ;i:t I to
I he city of l!os, hull! a u n'j!
' ' . per r. nt of the protits d'i' ,: -ti:ue
of the lease and to t:.t!
' ether for, st prodints ov-r
at a reasonable rate. The
.'l-o had tin option to liuv 1
' s I liter- st In the road.
1 i -n ft Atfrrbnrv. I'";'1
iors, were today nw;mb 1
Ta. t for learinc down il -
on tlm tourist rami-ine
' 1 rth Kot-biirc. nn-1 . taking
1 o nnts as on T 1 ',v
Th work will I !n ft
"dititt to report.
t d will t-robablv b
id
late
ROSCBURG BOY MARRIED
10 YONCALLA GIRL AT
COTTAGF GROVf MONDAY
Harry I., ('iiiiih,pl nn nt it,. ........
p .ii,1.:1. 01 w.-ai l!os,.hurK. ami
. i.iss lifli.'c.a dross, iluuuiil.'r or
I in. Cross, or Yom-alla. .-r.- mar-
'i'-il last niclit at t'uiiuxi' ;ru-. Tin
jodi!iiiK as iiiiiit ami aitt-nnV-1 l,y
'a few I'vlativi-s ami Hi; nils i.nli
Mr. Caiii,!, II as rai... ,1 i. n.i --!ix-.lli-il
in Kost'luirs. Inn lor two mr
1'aat has lmnui;.'i! lln ('aiii,l-l (arm
at Hi'.' Hill II,. lias a hoM of liov.
hooil fri' liiis nh will he lni, r..i. ,1
the. me at Uii-e llill, ami will visit
his narrnts tier,' in a few (lavs. Mr.
I'm. hell is a hrolher of Mrs. Ceo.
jX'Mim-r, Jr., ami Mrs. Karl Strom?.
to'i-maiis t.ain (uimml.
PARIS. March 2 1 . Cern.an at
tacks came I mote ground on the
west hank of the Mens,, it u:i nffi.
l ialiy adiiiiltcl. Tile assaults wer
renewed last nichl on the Avoncourt
Malincourt line. The (;ermans occu
pied the southeastern part of .lalin
conrt road. The attacks, however,
la.ked pir.wr. A heavy bombardment
ami liquid file prei.-d.d the infanliy
asau.i. Klseweere the Verdun Hunt
i.. il,iel.
I'i'Cich I'o-itions Taken.
HKItl.l.V. March Jl.-The capture
if French positions ten miles north
west of Verdun, ami northeast or
Avoncourt. with ::'. prisoners and
a quantity of booty, was claim, d.
PRESENT SCHOOL SITE
WILL BE ADOPTED BY
ROSEBURG SCHOOL BOARD
Tli1 nn'iiilurs ot' ihe ttWlnir.;
m hool board tn t ;tt the nfiut-s of
the ilcrk la.t ru-ninn n ml pusi'il nit
Itotir or more dis, u. ;r.i,r tut' advisa
bility ft uliiuittiim tlic M'ii'. tioit
a site fur tiic infijtos'd ii lunh
srlMsul to a ut( ot t!i" l : t i' I.
The l'aid laM niht N-,i;i.d t:ir:i
ha: ,-uiiti t-s t li;it tli - ri' i m law
w liirli r irn -: 4 t !i bfard to submit
tti' pi i i 1 1 ion 01 bi'itm a --it"' to
a olf o!' th' peopif. Dti ai'itunt oi"
this itiloriiKition it is not lii. i tliat
an tU'ttion will in- lii'id. a- pro;u-i-.l
ii criain itit Mil't-rs o: t :i - board a
short 1 1 mi' ;r:o. 'I'ln- nuTiiln-r-; of
the bnaid a-.T.- t!:at on t lit
slrmt mi' iioii!d ln-uin not lat"r
than April 1"., in the v. nt thi- lnnld
ii! is to h- . t'liipl- I' d ..ml in tvadi-i'i--s
tor o i iipati. y by tin- titm- th
tail t' l in ot t.ool opi ns n v t St'p
i nib. f. In I In '' ' ti' i'1' cb't t ion
is lo-'il, tin ni-in li-: s ol' th'- bo. ml
ari:iH' ihmiiIht d- la of st'ffal wi't'ks
would n-. -a-iilv 1.- t it iii 11 ft T .d. A
niaioiity of tli' lit-ard taor th- sit.'
of th.- I'linii' r I. ail'' ' hool, and it i
To'..tib- that th.- Iiwi!d;ni; bo
t,-d r:. n-.
t ;-noi!i' r "i '!.- of tin- b'jard
In br ,.'l 1 -ho -da w j x a
t I 1 r di: i 'ion
of a.
,,,r
P
to'ia a?i! ol b r
Ti!oirov. In tin
ti.'ii.::t.d. ad'.. Mi
MUli tl ill tllf 1"
P'an-
a 11
- ill -
V ill b- in-
p:
a-kiiiir for
bid-
im;.
I in' ot" th.- hlliM
1, ,..! n1' t.. b" I-
t ..id a ma I
II ;.rob..b!
,, ' "i ' - "A Hid Tl
t - ' i I M:
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i 1
i.l
fRUIT UNION INVADED
NIGHT; LOOT IS SMALL
Probably nltratlod by tlio aetlvl
ties anemia lit to tho rush of the
broec-jli reason, sonif unknown par
ti s t'litered tlio headquarter of the
bt.-al f i u it union Sunday nibt and
mud: a fc.'ai'i h for valuables by pry
iiu open tiie offiee door nr.tl raiin
ti.t' lid ol llie desk u.- d b the tuan
ai;enient. Not hi ins of value was left in the
oftieo at the time of (loina; Satur
day ev, nin,:. a -conltnii to the of fi
nals, and i ht lonly art irles taken
were r small search lie lit and a
dilapidated purse. The owners were
notified this inornitiK. and it is their
belief t hat the attempted robb ry
may be t laeid to t he same parties
wlio have entered the buildinn (wire
previously during tho year. Ka'h
tl mo nothing of value wa taken.
The huihlint,' i loeked each nkht,
but cut ry was probably ctTerted
t hrouh t ho basement. A hatchet
was used to pry open the donrs, a
was the case in the previous n-ptam-es.
The officers have no clow.
H. M.BulIwinlJe Named Council
man; S. K. Sykes, Com.
P'! it it'll of Lupins h Ritfrud to Sp:cial
Commillee for unsidtTdlion - Paving
ar.d Olficr Matters Considered
Willi the resignation of H1 tlar-Mt-aH
iioiii ;.. tily 'o-inii '.f:
uay iiiuitt, 11. M. Huilw inkle, a lur-uo-i'
to. i iii il ma n, was named and
r-.tort i atti rw ai ds was notil ied,
w'.ivii lie ap,'e.i!''d and was sworn in
as a i ,nes. ntative fioni th" first
ward. .Mr. I larrea ves presented hi,
i e iaatioii tor lie reason th.it lie
had miiwil to a raindl otit.idf oi the
. ,i and was then-tore not uainie-l
to lontinu in oitire.. Mr. Uull
Uillkll S Seb'itlOll met witli uii.ini
inoiir coiient and soon alter laking
his s at was api'oiiued on uoniiiiit
e;s, showing that lie will be an im
portant number oi the body in look
ing ailer tlte city aUairs.
Another remunanoii which wan
pi .-tin al formally at last nihf
iinMiii fta thai of A. (i. Suther
land J:s a iiiembei of the hoard o!
lire eoiiimt-ioiiers. Mr, Sutherland
said that owing to the condition of
his health he le:ieved he could not
dente tie- turn- and suidy n; cessai v
to the mauv pio!lems now before
the eot.iinision. Alihongh ei'Sf
ih:r :r. t at Iomii:; 't h a faiiltiul
in. n.b. r o; tiie boaid. the ciuncil
d that the w it.it ot Mr Smb. r
i.,i..l b i.-nt-d. A'ayor lln then
,.: .,pi.-. d u.- name ol S. K. ;U U s a-;
A Il'i a:bcr III f:-' Haid. The
, Con in' t prom pi ii:''al
t ,, p.u t ol t he o im .1 and t be
int M.erit w a- on; irmrd. Til
.--o't.li.i- -inn now has ici'or it the
, ,,.,;', -anon of the new building
, b' and th-' tiie re t ; n lions one of
1 1,,. hi : -t lask- it has b-en i alb d
Ki on to p- i loi in in ea-s. A report
, . d ill t ' tl- l few W ecks.
Mu:ii' ipal :i;er s.Vsleiii.
V. p..,!,,. d ftdav "Ihe IL-
,. , . p- t nion wa - p! nti-d tfi l!ie
., , - i,i t !. co 'ii'".! la-t nielli.
' ;. t' a tMii i' i, .il wat- r 's--V
V. , . .i;, d in t -ie u-ur fnlnn1
. .," .. j ,,-; . oi t i- -r - water to
t ' . ' o,e -. 1 1 a in in vl:.e of
, , . . , .' . i ,, .,.t.,:T . W hile not
' . ,.. ,!, t : , p. UU 'II. it is b'dteved
, . ' t:..' wat--r 1 1 . 1
1 !
j;i-- bi.ty A- Ka-tei n
1 it ;'in w a -' no : 1!'.
I I ai' "f about
the TaM.T h M
,(,tl,iMi'. and a re
t fe;. in.iity of
) ui,g a - ''.il'l l li
' . ! 1 11 le-.t d to
.1..',. or J - ' 0-1
it -it. r. and
. ? Co 111 .In;. :i , ... ,
,, . : M 11 '.Kb to );
, r . -i ' ' at' t.t .oil . ,,,. ,
I'.. ( .e ,t le-i-e.. , : it ion . i.
1 1 ."!"! 'l , .. : h 1,. .n,
. .,- s - -AI---'. , . VIll, ,,
' ' 1 ' s' ' ' -St-.e. .,,d
1 r lie-e . r, , . ,( , ,
; . i ami 1 om'h x
. j l . t p. 1't en fr(ltl! j, .,,,,;,.
i i- , ...,!,iui. til
; - : ed t at it nnM,
it... ti
Mr I'.. 1
I 'lOH
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TOWNS OH II
IEI
Positions Defended Against Heavy
fire for Six Months
GERMAN ATTACKS GAINED TODAY
Four Biilish Destroyers Eogjgi d Three Ger
man Destroyers Off Ihe Bilbao Coast
Vcslei day -Russians Gaia
l!KI(i.l. March 21.- The Aus
trian have evaluated Ihe I'scieiso
hrid::ehvad, ho Vienna admitt tl. The
posiiioiiH were ilofeud d for nix
nuMUhs against heavy Uussiau at-t.-.cks.
Tins is on Uie'MHitli bank of
the Uncister. niiiet northwest or
t'a-rncwitz. The Hussiau fire blasted
a lneach ;t mi yards wide, so Vienna
said. Colonel I'lamh ileeidid to
evacuate, ami they destroyed the
tremh. Small detachments with the
wrumled Rained the south bank of
the lueisler in boats, but soon the
enemy a concentrated fire made the
crossing impossible. Austrian sap
pers ami dragoons fought from the
north bank of the Dneister through
t si ieczvo and joined th.- Austrian
troops -"tahlfxht-( on the heights
north of Zaleyzcykl.
Nav.tl Itattlo liojM.rteil.
London. .iarch i' I. F o u r
Hriti;di destroyers engaged thro
Cerman dest rovers off ihe liclgian
coast yi-sterday, so the Admiralty an
nounced. Two of the Teuton ships
were struck, and four I'.titish sailors
were wounded. The tb-rniatis es
caped into Zeebrugge. The (iermau
ers seor d several hit
liritish vessels fled.
and then tli-
Illl-st.'lll 'riH)rS (illill.
I ' KT I ! ( Kilt A I), Mar I 21- Itiissinn
troops oc npied ispa an Sunday, so
T;l;eran aibic h loda said.
-o
New Industry lo Ce Discussed
Here
HUSTLES OF COM. CLUB MEET
flax Culture Maf Be ffs!id Out by Ramhirs
of Djuglas Counly I'm in 2 Present
Year-Olhir toilers
Tli" t rupees of t :
menial Club Ih M .
t In club 1 001ns la -t
many topi, s of in
niiiinuiiit wore
new members r
.Ino: e, ( ieo. F. SI
don and A. I., it--'.
A b iter was i
I'oiiland tiax ro:
tl,."- h.i-l ah. ..! '
lot t he 1 o u ' 1 1 il ' i 1 1
at Kug'-ne. for-
j e .pie hail hllli"' :
.v Iii it w;i" rn pa '
the c: on from
1 lie .v reai: pb I.
MiiviMf:l that II. i-
II. t ts Of IliiX b- ,
thi- .-ar to teM
I , i.d and ot oii n !
be handled al n,
Sab'in. Tie n r
1 I' d, .1 -1 mii.i r pl at
Ifo-eb-jl n xi
tliat IlilkLlit b- I
W ill t.,ke l,p t lie :
... d at o: ....
e,..ke '
lto)eburg Com
busy session at
ening, at w hi' h
ortance to t he
ussed. ! 'on r
.idmitted. f. C
1, Archie An.a
ived fiom ihe
tee slating thai
ie aiTJltlge-n' Ills
of a fiax plant
h the Kir-o-ne
d $" i, uii'
' taking cat' oi'
res. thi-; beii,;:
1 thrr.-. Thev
or four- ten ant
ted at Koschnig
l nalit v of the
d that this Max
.-.late plant at
e lesults jlisti
Olllll be eroct' d
ir lo I.Mtidle all
'ed. The I ll
tier of s 4 until'
oil end'aw.r to
an hlti; .f.-d ti
Me, I at Si.b T.I
iv. d from th
'"lub a king for
i" l';o .i. Uph
ill ! ', plai! III NIC
I take 1 1 1 1 I : . tin u
el fij ft, ill as
oiiH ju-t : f i- d
1 V. its
d
il rwlatniK to t
saiall maiHif.r t
ich was ret. n
ij ren 11, of w h i
dii tor. to'
1 m un t at ion w
I
II I.
-1
inn,, c...
'O'l IM III' tl '
p.aitt for Ihi' . r '
in tin- -tate, a:
l.'.'l .iit.v- bo .
f Continued
ile-n
lal
' a bl iv n mi' ri t of a
fr ki iiooi boot, -r
feried to the
The mutter of
SPRAYING SCHOOL WILL
nnru it ciiTurniui ah
UiL.l Ml OUIIillUM U,l
WtDNESDAY AFTERNOON
The luildic spraving school for ap-
i pie scai comiacteit by I'ror. v. S.
Itrowne. tt elision hortlcultufist o,
the Oregon Agricultural College, will
open with a bcture uneilng. Wed
nesday. March I'l'. at 1 a. in., at the
(iem theater in Sutherlin. In the af
ternoon following; this meeting, the
weat her conditions being laorabe.
a public praing ileniontia(ioti wi'l
be i;i ven in tiie t o-op rat i x e or
chards of W. K St. John and W. S.
Doner. This apple scab or "pink"
spray will he applied approvimately
at Ihe time when the blossom buds
b. gin to separale in the cluster nd
show pink, or before the blossom
buds are ju-t about lo burst, l.inie
sulphur at a dilution of about 1 to
will be used in this work. How
ever, those fruit gioweis not having
a sufficient supplv of 111110-81111111111'
on hand will u; doubt find it neces
sary to spiay Willi Mordeauv mixture
4-4-r.ii, as there is not a shortage of
lime-sulphur in t his count v.
FltFU I.. STIiAN't:,
County Fruit lusp dor
Over Decision Received From
Supreme Court Today
WANTED TO BLOW TIRE WHISTLE
Ihe Gicdl Mdjof ily of Riisrbiiig People ire
lijdigndnl as 1 Result of Ihe AJvtrse
Ditision on RdiliOiid
While o 1 1 1 .7 puftUTi f the ilerl::lon
liami il down by Ihe Oregon Supreme
( our I in the a.M! of John Hunter vs.
the city of IJo'. biiig hne hei-n re
('i', heie iod.t, loial ut'oiiH iri are
of Ihe opinion that hot !l t lie bonds.
olel , Ihe people h' I'e suliie tlllie
ao. and tiie (oiiiract suIim u''itiv i
entered into Ie 1 W een I he l it of j
i;(se!iai 1: and I be Kendall Lumber j
Corporation and the Koebuig "
Ka.-ti-in lt;:i''l'o.i t Coinpam, w ie de
ei. Me. ! ina!id. Those portion of liiel
d' .".-ioii rei eii d In ie indicate lhal j
a a . t i 1 1 h r attempt on the put ol j
(he ill v to ote bonds tor I a ill oad .
1 m, "-trio tioii or other indiistiies ol a
similar c in, ra I er Is barred h tin
Su pr me ' -ou i t. I
The t ll l hew that i he Supreme j
Couil had revt'iM.I the city in Hie
case was 1 e. olvcd by John Hunier. j
pla.niilT in tiie action, ami on of the;
men re-, pi tn sibli for the lit I gal ion.
As s 'Oil as Mr. Hunter received what
be len I ttie "glad news." he called
up Mawir l(ho and an asl i a IU
;i!,i 1 : V. I I il be po--ibb' lo blow
lb- tire ulo.tb '' Mavor Kite Ka'
)r. it'ii'ter hole satisfaction, t'tr
the) than informing him that li- n
ai iU. illll' d With III'' law of the ejlv.
( 1)1,(11 n.ation of the inesa'. sent
to IluM.r was i(.ieied in He- em
al about I I :::m o i lo k. This was in
Ihe .liape of n t b main nddr ed
to Citv ,Hoine Ca:l Wimberl-. The
nun o:.ie of (lie ca: e w.is bulb lined
in Uont or the new paper oiM.es, and
In Ie gi'ou ps of d;. .-pointed i-it ,-u
a mbli d I l.er .- to n al I lo- unwel -.
oa,e li w s. It w,h t be tO'l.el a I
opinion ot tho-'- who umbrstool I ho
i oMeim of the 1,.. a -Ie fep-ill" thai
;.,. . bat z had MiCei. d the m.i
,. i - It ow iii it- hi - tin a a ie -ult
f i be a l-.i I ib 1 -ion The news
that (he Supi .". r..n t had d
.ludge .-k.pwoiia. ot I ...11- "oii.l'-.
W ho lo Id t t at t be 1. oil I- we,e ...lid
I-i. ad w I'b r.'iudH a1' -m lb H
and d.-ap.Hiiniii,. nt ,i.i I i-u-iet pie
si.ib-d e.-: v w In-
( no- p.- uli.ir in id' nt in ounce
t ,oU With l he S'tpl ' !'. I Mill 1 de i
m.,ii in t he fa t that a foi ue r d-ei
-loil Oil t he build .ie 'A I -e: e.
Tnee b ind-- we-e .i. - ! loll d al III"
tin." 1 1 t ' real": bioa.'ht a I I m loll
Kilt ..gaih-t 1 1." cm o! Ki.:-' b-M to
t .-I tie IT b gall!'. . "'d the I, on. I"
, 1 to be a1id I.' the Sup -it'-'
1 t t M I; 1 i 1 e li I t b .t t 0 d '
.jell Of II. e S-;pi oi. I' I I 'he
,,., - ... 'a. (. -1 1: d.M
i.-n r t.
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MRS. MARY BROCKWAY
! DIED HERE MONDAY;
WAS LONG RESIDENT
M-s. Mary P. Iinnkwav, !io died
nt lier Inline nt HIl'ii West Kiml
treet nt :i:in ', loek Mondm mter
nnen, will be Inn led it I the Civil
Menil leinetery on Wednesday, fol
io Ills seriiies Khirh will . held at
the ler.il M K. Chiireh nt 10:30 o'-
elo, k In the Mini niin;. r!t t irot k -way
resided in th,, civil II, nd Um
munity for ninny ears, nn,l wai one
of the early nettle In ii.iiKlan
County. She was need i; veam, 4
nionlhx anil :'l davs, anil had h. en ill
onlv ahout kI weeks.
Mrs. Ilrockway i tiled In ltos..hur
In h(, roiulni; here from Shasta
County. Cut., where she first loeated
inter erosslnir the plalux in I S ft L' .
Mere she married her first husband.
Ilobert I new. In IXHII. the latter ily
Iiik in 1ST!.. To this union thorp ore
now mirvivlriK two of fi.e iluui;hli rs
These are .Mrs. Sadie llaiKau, ol
Oregon City, and Mrs. W. S Howard,
of Koseburic. In Is-iS she uiarriid
H H. Ilrockway, and iniuiediateh
moved to Ilrockway. where she lived
until six ears ai;o. Mr. Ilrockwav
died in 1 .".. Her children froN,
this iiianlaKO are Mrs. Walter Cor
don and Charles Ilrockwav, of Itose
hurc. and .Mrs. Fred llenson. of
Othello. Wash. ller brother, K. S
Cockelreas. Is a reshli-nt of North
Uosehinit. Ml the children were
present at tho death led.
Mrs. Ilrockway was horn nt llloniu
fleld, Iowa, and lived there tw'n
veins. I'ntll the fanilly moved west
she resided at Newborn, Iowa. She
was a member of the local Mclho
,n..,t K..scooal Church, and attended
lemilarly until the last few years,
hen Iter health began to decline.
Mrs, Ilrockway was a much beloved
woman, nnd her death will be great
ly mourned by all who knew her.
INTERPRETATION OF FISH
LAWS ARE REQUESTED
BY DISTRICT ATTORNEY
iJelievin? that rorUIn finh l.nn of
tho ptutf are somewhat Indefinite in
their iiM-Vning, District Attornej
Ceoige Neuner liaH w Tiiten a letter
to Attorney lleneral (ieorge M.
lirow 11, ai Salem, asking that the
latt 'i official inform him whether
or not a person cut eh ing salmon
from a stream in Oregon, ami hav
ing a commercial fishing license, can
-ell his piodml without first obtain
ing win! ir- commonly known as a
dealer s I icen.se.
The (iieslioti referred to hv Ihe
district attorney in his letter lo the
attorney general enlereil into ihe
r of II. I-:, Hur.hfi4.ld. of Win
chester, whi) was only re-'ontlv ar
retted here on a charge of selling
1 miant it v of sn I men to ( iem ge
Kohlitageii It ho ut securing a deal
er's lif"ii:-e its reqiiif.'il bv law
f tu reli field was a' iuiited by n jui v
after a deliherati ui of less than ten.
minutes". In the event the law Is in-,
terprei. d to sustain lb" oo'iiion oi l
Hi tii -l Attorney -uti''r, all ..ioiis
i'd 'I'M! sl-i 1 ,ft and ot her fish of a
siuiilar . har;e ter will haw to obtain
a dealer'- license as required h tlle!
li' b iin I game laws of (he utaie
The laws rel.itii.L to game and fh-h
In llii'tun appear lo he so niimroit
an 1 conOI ting that even th.. proe
.iiting offf ers hjive .lifiiiulty in in
: rpreting their meaning. j
.'!S, W. W .V hnaft returned lo .
Ie r home at Mvrtb- Creek this morn
ing. after :i visit here,
Mrs S lluleha on and hildten.
foini. tl- of Yakima. Wash . who bad ;
1m.ii iil be-e. - ft Ihi:, morning for
Mat .siib Cal.
li- Maud- ai.d Lola With tt,
of Co!il!e. a-b . iirii.e.l I,, i tin
iiif.rtiin tor ii i it iii th home of
Il Itle, ,lo, e. Oil I ! Clet k. I
t-li T t i e , ,,nt 1 a. t - for 11 11 b of t!w
tuat. rial li- e a v 111 buildiM:'. I he
d. and would h.ie pl.n d
men at w ok within the next iwo or
th f e w -k bad I 'ie d . l-n b .
fawtial.lo. liile in;iii !o. al p"eph
il I e opt ttlll-t ic UWr tiie t'ltO". ..I.i
hope that Mini- w a v i an be .. i- - .1
wher.-b. lie- lailroad an-l ...w mill
ma' b- iiui't. others ii'.;ie,,i' to t! ink
that the proie.-t p.t d Into b i nn -tollow
inn the I''. Ipl ol lo l.n d- i i
.-ion
hib' the att -rr.. let a :e... i,-.
I." ih in o: - Miii-' 1 1 i i - to ':
S.i ,'!! I oiii i w . ! e i d: -a n
po 'lit d when I 1 . v b f lo d I 1 -it an
sid-.. r - d- - i lof. !'.,. 1 1 .. -I !. f d.
I ' .-I I li. I.! :: - 1 I O ie: -ain
!ro: tim. t.f Ml. '.I -'i- - the
( :.: 1, .!-. i -ion re o 'o - li- .tr
0,,i of t'.e de I K.! I e, ,. l.-d IO
a i i - d 1 ft - i'- m on the
i I.l'i-it d top '1 t
C-.d.-r tl - ..ii..e It: t r- .r-onliii!
t ' .. t W , . ,i e. I . to:h.W. d bv t be
.'.I-. -.-ire C utt in Ho- I .le. the
v i.Hli or hoieU , .t d In
If o '. ir .' la'e in the .-,ir 1 ! I I. for
I -ijU.. ' :, i iii' 'ii, i-i to the roast.
b held Invalid if put I
I. I t b li t. The i;r;,.m V .
, , .- . i. d in C at it loidt !.-. M
. il -- t- -i mile- oi r nltoad w lh 1'
bond l-'-ne and put -an.e Into upei.i
tlon bv ti e muni' ip.Cit Its. -if.
VIILISTAS DEFEATED
111 A PITCHED
BATTLE
Villa Has Probably Retreated to
Santa Clara Mountains
AMERICAN AVIATOR INJURED
Hdys t!oase Bill Empowering the President lo
Increase Ihe Sie of the Sldniing Army
K'is Aimtidtd by Ihe House
KI. PASO, March '2 1 . lleneral
IVrshiiin wirelessed hoadminrtem at
CohimhuH today that CarranziBta.-
yestenlay severely defeated the VII
listax in a pitched battle. Villa re
treated to the Santa Clara moun
tain:. Cavira had heard nothing of the
out come of the Natubmipa engage
ment ihi.'i morning. " think It will
be only a mutter of time until Villa
Im taken, dead or alive. The wires
are down, hut I have reason to be
lieve Ihe Villlstas are enlirely. mir
rounded by Americans and Carran.is
tas." la said.
Lieutenant ltowen, an aviator, was
seriously injured "somewhere in
Mexico." it was announced. His aero
plans fell while scouting. Thin is the
fir.it time on record that nn Amerl
citn aiiilor has lMen injured in ac
tie service. Itowrn Joined the ex
pediiioti from San Antonio.
ltowen will probably be taken to
ColutnbuM. Si other aviators re
main with the expedition. If was
not reported whether Itowen'f mn
chlne wan completely destroyed, the
exact cuiini' of Ihe accident, nor a to
whether nr not the air scoutn sighted
ttie Vlllb-tas.
Moie Tcm.ik AsUr.l.
S ANTUNTO, March - Gen
eral I'linston announced that he had
asked the War department to iv
him itddit ion a I troops no he could
adeii:ate! v protect b-neral I'ersh
ilig's "dangeioiisly I bin" lines of
cnnimunh atlon. Me refused to make
public the number of troops needed.
He preferred Wash in gt on to furnish
that Information.
Information Is As,el.
WASHINGTON", March 1 . - C.en
era I Ca rra nzji has asked how many
sddici s com pose the A in erica n ex
pod 1 1 Ion hunting Villa. The A tuerl
con eoiis'itl at (Jtieretaro forwarded
Ihe iimslion. It is expected (hat Ihe
Slat.- h-part in. nl will replv that the
foic.s ;ire only sufficient to rapture
Villa and that they do not intend lo
ni:i sue opera t ions t hereafter. Thi
I'r. sid. nt and Cabin- t have agreed
to the prome-ai-i of Curan.a's proto
col tor th' Villa hunt as italic factor.
Few IImii-h M.i Tdl Stmy.
SNANTiNTi. March L' 1 - "On
Ihe map if looks as if Villa is in hot
wat t." ; im rai I'unston said. ."Tho
next f u boil) x in - t.ll he Htorv.
We ni'ft not tor:ot he still has free
iiiov-ni 'iit in a biu- country where he
know'i e. : tiail and cow palh "
ii v i n, i. ami;mi h.
W S 1 1 ! N'iTi )N. March 21.-- The
House lodav amended Hiiv'h iirmv
lull, and eiupow en d the 'resident lo
call out the MgiMiir reserves in case
of war or thi at ii -d hostilities, lis
eTecl will null an in- re.ise of the
aimt of i;..'o.o imn without await
In: C r- 1 1 a - t ion.
'I I:- Hon e toil , . d h-ate-l Kabu's
-b n . i . . ;. . t. i-t no nt amendment
Ie a . oi ..' 1 1 : to 1 o s The I lemo-
;,.t .v r M.li'lh iuain-t it.
i M'.mi r i- cni.M n:n
i 1 1 1 li M.IS. Man h .'1 . - I.. Met
. ah . a la i r. u ,c burn, d lo deal h
w :.. ii n:e d.-Ni?o-..'. Ihe Hoi- I Itai.d!"
t ' i . n.oi iii n v: I be building and
i oil' tits a I e a tot al b.vs.
At: it: r -iin:- me. Hir; of 1 So Ca- -d
ii Yal'. In. .1 in. i i. i.t So h ' . .: ;
h-'.l on I i.,!; . ..t Ihe iou:e ol M's
I;. ad.-H '1 V "i , t o ai., in a
li lis ,, i, : .,:. 1 J lie two
la ii. il! .u. ,' -. V. i;u,u. Mod
ami i i .u I . "i w una "i
moil-' , 1" t. I ! - N Mis-mi .
wat pi - - t.t : i h i Ic mi' h U I it -t
I, ! : v !l . ' So'-n-l .Iin e h r
ti .. , ; re it, C ; t and C.ililo. -Ilia.
v. b. V... h . I n isHMi-;. sh-
W ,, V .1 ' .'' ! A . I el- .1 S'le ba s b e
:i,u b ' I du in". H e whiter Tun
, . ... i i i . I a ."vat d a I of
.,, ;.: Mi - I; Calhoun was
A ... . ot I ol i M t-i. lira. ll.Td.
1 , . i I'd :i ' a on e p a ll
, ,- , - . e'M-. - .. i' I'i :i' In oil w as
, I th c.- . : : a i a.! io'irn
,l',f ,1 '.! r ' t ! W bell t "e Sim l-'l il
,. . I . t Co 1 of M.- II O.lker.
for nrctipanrv not
il 1 a.
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