Roseburg review., April 01, 1916, Image 1

EBUI
EVDEW
TIUVELEK3 BAT
Roaeburg ts the beat town tn Or-
iron And hxa the bet outlook for per
mantiit in-on'th. Till, shows that
united etlort wins. Keep It up.
Amorlra axkti nothing fur hrelf
but what the liai rijtfit to auk fur
buiujtnffjr ltilf. .
WlMlllltoW WII.SO.V.
VOI- MX-
ItOSKIIl lUI. OltKUON. SATI Itll.W M'KMSfi. Al'ltll. I. 11)1(1.
Xo. an.
WHY AMERICA LEADS
VII It'S f! A PT II H F IQ
..LUIU Un. ,u
BUT A MATTER
OF HOURS
Bandit Is Thought to Be Hiding
Near the Divide
CARRANZISTAS WOUND VILLA
According to officials, the bonds
Ill;it an, f..,.,, UJ fro. tne hank
will not be cancelled, but will con
It U Bd'lCVfd Wit Raard Of for tiuue to draw inn-rest until ma-
Villi's Capture Will Prove I.np:a
lion to His followers
111. lo, .iril I I'nroiil iriiil
rvii.ii'tN in 4 ii.iiiiiiioii nl eliltuialiuu
t tl' Ml..! III.' Aini'i'iriiii lrini liail
ra.liii'il ii'ih iii'iii' Milium )t"-U'i-il.y.
i mini iiir.'U' llit' an-
11.111111. Mil l'.! lllllllll . llOi hu iiiB tin' in-
loraiatioii tur.m' to lilm Iroin ti.-lM-ml
(.uillfir.
Ik. .hi In I'll'-lilt.
.-AN ANTONIO. April I. llavinK
hail no lit II ll r i'iiu:ts Him o I 111' foat-th-
Int. 'i ll Ilia- Villlalas mul Ainmi
(iins. tontnii i-'uuslon In-lit ves tilal
Coioni I liuiiil is hotly piirMiiriK t lie
sham :-.! i miianls of V.lli.s ha ml.
Army -ti rimlinl.' tlial limlil has
il. in n"l from l I'nrr.-ro a in! is
li. an il so. nil to surprise tht out
law u' i ai;ii.
1" SO. April 1. Desperately
M)iui i--i, Villa is bcli'-vcd lu be hid
ing with li.e remnants of his de
f.ai il band in Vm tastnesses of the
eontiiK ntai dnide s )utevhiu youth
of .San Ocnmi'.io. ;'!ei al hell's in -lor
nation Is to the effect That Vilii
war. wound' d while liKhtinK the I'ar-rarvii-tas
at (iuenero. one bul't-t
sha-' r:f - I. is . ,n..l nis hip bein ;
cmsli.d by tin fall of his horse. li:s
capum is b li- vt- 1 tu be a n.atte.- ol
;. :'.- hours.
I I 'IlltllPIl 1 " IMiftlMl.
WASHINGTON, April 1. -Willi
his cut. i ma. id c ma.-1 bed by Coloii'd
no iu . . r Ilf , ii'i ii (I
is nifHii.-iiiariix t pfct.-d. The stand
in oi;-r in j-:it,inni n Aard lor liis
ht-tra; al
si nnm
UHW l ll.i
belii-.
!. v :11 pro " a
his toilowers
is nroli- n. T hi
It ii, pi ,ri ion
il his ,,re.-iii:
Ah
in I'oi'i
ll withdraw Iroii
alter Villa
ol te.-IiiiK is re
c Auif ricati sol-
M i. o i:i.;.e d
taK-ci. Yli-- 1
ported
db-vs and the
de
: a. to yo rnim nt
t I I (O I
Mcd.,1 Is
WASH INCTON".
HH'dal of honor h:i
th Treasury le;
frMley. li;ivr .live;
ti' , lo !! boltori
hoi- an.i re;. 'Mil c
A:i:iliil.
April
A Ml.er
n awarded by
art meiit to Kran'i
who plunged - i
, of Honolulu n:i--
i ( !.! : ( I'ttui'T s .M ii "
liei :i . il O be ii Ine ."1
I 'lie w lub' at teaipl ; ir
:nkeu submarine i' 1.
Will am
lanvled
to iaie
l.OHUl
ROAD BUNS
IN NORTHERN DOUGLAS;
FARMERS ARE PLEASED
,;l e
a s !
road
for
tt:e mil' a t.u.i
S otl!uirg an 1
North 1 vf. - l:is
v hIi i.'.ill. v.!
at Winch-.;!. t
K.e.l-I"
t! laid.
I colltic
I'.ay. Ii-
V Willi
OUlb'i
s the
road.
This road,
t t !te Ilea- II
.-.i-port ami
S. i,:t.-hipg.
i ra.ht thru
t
i' High-
t)g t
1. ill
i i- Op-lied to
uuu of tiie
.,- ;.e,,pli. to
tl.t
in!'
v ii.g
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's a
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pan;e 1 by h' r hildn n.
OIY OFFICIAL BtCINS
REriREMENT Of BONDS;
SINKING FUND UTILIZED
When Mrs. Corrine Alley, the 1 1 y
treasurer, turned over $:i.".oo of the
city funds to the Douglas National
! it. ink this morning, she redeemed
llit1 first general bonds in the his
( torv- of tht i-iiy. The redemption
i w as made possible by t lie accumu-
lation of the sinking fund. - which
w as founded in an ordinance sug
gested by Major Hire ami passed by
the council in Jariuury. tula. Seen
of the city improvement and bridge
' bonds in d'-noini nations of $r,im
j w m e taken up. The entire series
amounts to $:'..". imhi and will all be
-de Allied in about IM! years under
the present plan. .
turity. m paying for the bonds tn
Jeiiy warrants, the city is said to be
losing one per cent interest. The
warrants bear six per cent while the
! bunds draw only five per cent. The
(reason given for not cancelling the
bi nds tp save the interest is that a
distinct fund Is thf rehy maintained
with which the bonds will finally bo
paid for at maturity. City Recorder
Whipple has advised, however, that
t!.o
bollils he
retUvilied.
kllU'il as last as they
T
Senate Committee Urges Con-1,
firmalion of New Justice
PRES. WiLSON IS SUPPORTED
I llerstale Commerce Commission Hds Post
poned fxttution of OMtr id Astoria
Rate Case Ask Ntw Hwiicg
WASH 1 N( JTOX, April I . l!y a
I vote of three to two. the Senate sub
committee of the jmlx Ian
tile judu iai (.omiiiJt-
tt recommended that t ht Senate
t our ir .ii I'resident Wi!si-n"s nomina-
lion of Louis It. Mrandels lo the Su
preme Court bench. The p'coiui.ien
Id.iHon will go bctore tlie judiciary
. c.immiltee Monday. It x expeeled
Mhat the liepublictius v.iil attempt to
, ti lay the recommendation to the
I S-nate or indefinitely postpone it.
I Order N INotiKuieil.
WASIIlNtJTON. April 1.--The In
terstate Commerce Commission to
day post poned. on recommendation
of Commissioner Harlan, an order
! issued in the Astoria rate ca:-e. The
' order was to have been effective .May
; first. I n an notinc-im; the post pone
' ii i f -tit . th commission said the rail
loads had asked for a r hearing, bat
the p' tiiion had been delayed.
K'.igene Ciirruihers. of Portland,
;.a.-.-ed the day in Uusdnirg looking
.iter various business matters.
Miss Jane Collins, of (Meson City,
left for her home last night, after
u 11 davs passed with friends here.
,isVi,i,1K tn.. Num.
jl'mpqiia Kiver. reports fair success.
j Mr. and Mr-. (e-oiL-e (iooi.ri h. of
Portland, b-tt for their Home nisi
evening after a day passed here
with friends.
Sheriff t.eorge. Quint and family
lett h-re late tins aiterno'in tor K;d-
ijle. VV !nM f tiley Will Spend Slll.da
with iri-tnls.
j- v. Stifirc. Napoleon kit e and
y. WimtM-rlv spent 1 he day at
((;,nn,i i., n.it.l- the tr;,' b
.l;,ti,-l...bll".
John W. Hawkins, or Portland,
arrived iieie tl.is morniiig to pass a
few davs wiTh fri.-nds. Mr Hawk'n-
lis on-id- raole real estate in the
vicinity of Mtliose.
Mir- K.ntt.l-en Ki'll. a Pa 1 er
in tli" Comoro, k s hools. an iv d
Jie:e this :i ortiiti Ni -r-rid a ioi;le
1 f da'- s w ;th 1 1 . ti P . Siie is p-ims-t
r-d at the I it, e 1 11a
d at the I
of tail tod
tad the.r
:i n tip v
IH'k L .lllle
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h v as
ie a a I k 11
e put
hi. !i ext.
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f of t ho-f n , . o liii '' al
i". i ,t. .1 itif jnk" in noo.l
. rs iliS'la' . il a .. sr. of
fun w a 11..11 1 I Ir. inar.y
tli h'it-1. ".0 .11. I
person in
the indivi-
hat t h v
llal! a. II. lv Kru-i
I'lirai-'! 11 n lo-t
'I fo-
Eastern Capitalist Will Reach
Rosebcrg on April 10
MAY IXECDTE A NEW CONTRACT
Loul Attorneys Ate of the Opinion That (be
Rdiliodd and Sdwmill Will Be Built
Here During the Present Year
C. L. Seleeman, local repres, nta
tie for Kendall Hi others, of lit is
bui k, thiH morning received a tele
gram from S. A. Kendall to the ef
fect that he will arrive tn Uosehurg
at 1 : 4 i o'clock on the 1110111111; of
April lo.
While Mr. Seleeman refused to
discuss M r. Kendall's pi a 11 v at any
length, he admitted that the latter
gentleman was coming to Uoseburg
for the purpose of executing a new
contract with
thf city in hope that
u the proposed liose-
actual work
biirg & Kastern Kailroad may b' gin
at an early date. Just how long .Mr.
Kendall will remain in- Itosetmrg has
not been determined, but it is Mr.
Selecmau's opinion that he will tarry
in this vicinity until something defi
nite is deided regarding the future
of the railroad and Its attendant in
dustries. KoseburK attorneys who are close
tn touch with the proceedings nt-
ndaut to the railroad and sawmill.
out i 111 is tie. and believe ni a 11s
will be devised whereby the city will
be aide to execute a new coiit ract
which will he held valid and suffi
cient by the Supreme Court. Should
1 hey be successful to this end, Mr.
Kendall will probably be;:in act ual
work on the protects within the next
te .v wet Kendall Unit hers had
previonslv expressed a desire to have
both the railroad and sawmill com
pleted and in readiness for operation
larly next year. To accomplish this
end they awarded a contract for the
n,aiiineiy for the saw Mill! to a Mil
Wiiub'H concern several months ago,
an J it can lie shipped to Uoseburg
on shci'-t notice. Tentative contracts
for ties and other materials for the
railroad have also been exe.uteil,
com !n gent, however, upon the city's
a hi lil y to deliver to the builders u
satisfactory contract.
As fooii as Mr. Kendall arrives
here a conference will be held r.nd
Mil 11 re action will he uuiliucd. It is
believed lore that Mr. Kendall will
make a few concessions to t he e it y
which will make possible the draft
ing of a contra" t satisfactory to all
concerned.
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DOUGLAS COUNTY MAN
PAROLED FROM PRISON
BY CHIEF EXECUTIVE
j C. J. Hamilton, who was arresp'd
I and coin icfed here in November.
' l!'lt. on a charge of foig ry. and
Ian r sentenced to a term in the
state penitentiary, was paroled from
1 1 hat institution Friday, with the mi
deifpimiing that he .should leave the
I 'nited Slates and return to Kng
land, iiamilion is a native ot li'.if
i liriiain and had resided in the 1'nited
Stales tor several years prior to coin
ing to this countrv.
Ha mil ton, it will he rem cm he: . A.
was empi'iviil as rhef at the C.rand
( It ill for sev .-ral l: ! 0:11 h - pr c'-dinu
his arrest. After severing his on
neetion with t!.e g:i!I. he pas-ed a
worthless ( lie k Pi which w ;is slcned
the name of John Oliver. The ch.-ek
was cashed by the proprietor of lh"
Club pfiol room, at the corner of !;-
;.nd t V-S Htl-eePJ. VI.( II the Che. k
was presented at a lank for pa - -
fl lit . It VV.!-: d. l;ifed to ! vnnlli
'e-s a:id w :f t'lire d do-. n Sh- riff
(j;.iu' was then ri'it;fid and he I.Jer
a ; j 1 1 j r d Ha ::i 1 Itim . who wis on h
wav to lavs Cr-.-k. P.efoii- d'-pait-inir
Pom lPe-e(,iir-' on tl at o---a-ion.
1 1 imi'toti informed friends that lie
intend d to kill M r Fern P.-al .
ilh v. I.oin h" h.
-vet al months
-ted
Ha 11, i lion was
H II '1 be tui'
hi-ed ir ' 1 T ! 1 1 1
d r'
pri-
a n '
for
a 1 -
to Ii- iiil;
'.p. an
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npln.
lv po
d a- a
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hi ,n '11 thf
i 10 all i.ari1
EMPLOYES REJECTED BY
RAILROAD OFFICIALS
CLKVKLAND. Ohio. April 1.
Their demands having been rejected
by the railroads, the txe utPe com
in it tees of four of the train men's
brot her hoods w ill meet in Chicago
on April JH, to formulate a course
of a. Hun. It is stated that not all
of the railroads have replied to the
demands for an eight hour day and
increased overtime pay.
LOGANBERRY INDUSTRY
IS BEING CONSIDERED;
Working on the plan thai success
is obtained only by large scale opera
tions, action was started yesterday
by the industrial bureau of the Com
mercial Club to make this locality
famous for its loganberries. The
initiation of such a scheme is the
result of an inquiry from the llrown
ada Krtut Juice Co., of Ton land,
who recently asked for an estimate
of the present crop in this vicinity,
and if inducements would be offered
for tlie establishment of a plant.
The hnrenu tn whom the inouirv
-.w r..fi.,i...l butt inntlP r citnmleto
investigation and the results have
been forwarded to Portland. Accord
ing to one of the members, no in
ducements were mentioned, and it
is stated that the bureau would make
no offer until a definite proposition
has hot a received.
It is J elieved that several hund-
red acres could be secured for cul-
thatiMg the crop and a plan has been
worked out so mat me acreage win 10 necome ac(uainie'i wnn ine conn
be distributed over different parts of try through which the Southern Pa
the surrounding country, the pur- cific lines operate on the coast, ami
post ol t his being (o prolong the
season and make it possnne 10 newer
handle tlie labor problem. Hund
reds of pickers would tie required to
take care of the crop for any laig"
amount of acreag"
and In the space
few days when the fruit
bed Just the right stage of
ripeness.
Definit- Meps will not be taken,
bow r er. Hi' HI r. replv has been re
ceived from the report. The market
for th's fruit is said to be growing
each year, end no trouble would be
expected in disposing or the output.
THE DEPUTY ASSESSOHS
HAVE NEARLY FINISHED
LISTINGS Of PROPERTY
County Assessor F. I. '
ret-eiwd piacP-ally all ot
alkins has
the valiia-
tii.ns prepaied by his
and he is now busy
fh Id deputies,
c:n eking over
the hundreds of enumerations in
older to avoid errors in the assess
ments. As soon as the work of (becking
over the repoiis of the to Id deputies
is completed, the task ot writing the
tax rolls for the year will begin.
Several weeks w ill be net ( ssary to
lonipbte this work. accotdiiiK to the
ase.or. Mr. Calkin i-;ih liin fi'l'l
ili'imtli'S ill'l I'xri'lli'lil work this
war, mul the work "I liis officf Ik
lurllur ;i.l.inri'ii tliiin u-nal lit this
tliui- ol tli'- ar.
The father of W. F
p.' al Soul hern I'acil m i
who w as v ei y ill at h
Springiield for sonic tin
be improving. The aiie
cians have hope of his
Tlie tennis court, sit
propei'l " 'if I I'-in v Mil!
corner of Lane and Ja
h; . ; rov r 11 v ery popui.
mind w ' at her began a i
1 l;iiii'-s are in progress 1 !
t he t ime, a mi a gelo-l 1
ha.- b- en ei.,o;.- 1 b the
I. It Skinner wa a
. iP. lo-iav. He re; o-l
a lire K"ii' ii of Kliod'
if k Ii rl" r ' e:. t h .1
a II or der 1 1 0111 a hi ee
to? f.iui hPd for u!,i '
I ". . Mr. .-kinn-r ha
lice -t f!oc;.s of K' d
Hosserman.
1 ket Helll.
is home at
e. is nald to
ii'ltug ph si
jero very,
i. iied on the
(. near the
k-on streets.
- since the
w days ago.
re much ot
1 good time
: a rticipant
.i-itir in the
the sale of
Maud led
Ig .cePe.i
h r In Idaho
lie rei
-d
one of fil
;, Soul!
1 11
(I: .-.;. .Hl'l
lit".
raising th
. k or poul
s ing on t'e
.rait vi. Ill'l
nl 1 a ie e p
n -IreeP bit.
.ert kle
part frorr
t ,u .
III.' Ol
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I'.O.'
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lonoii
"V Kill
n lni'lfr
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' roiiii
III., to
In .-11: ' n 'I. '-n-l t '
1 hall. ilon hl loinorrow.
tti"
Southern Pacific Officials De
lighted With Roseburg
PASSED NIGHT AT THE UMPQUA
The Party Arrived Here on Irain No. 16 last
Night and Departed oo "Shasta lim
ited" Early This Morning
1 Uoseburg
pleasure of
Friday night
entertaining a
had Hie
11 umber
of Southern Pacific officials who are
making a tour of their lines on the
Pacific Coast. The party arrived here
o 11 train No. 1 it Friday night, a ml
left on the Shasta Limited this morn
ing. Among the officials who spent the
night here were L. H. Nutting, of
New York, general passenger agent
of the Southern Pacific Atlantic
steamship lines; .1. II. It. Parsons, of
Houston, Texas, general passenger (
agent of the Sunset lines; Piiil K. '
Cordon, of San
Kra 11 ctsco, general
nt of the Sunset Route and the
AtlaiUic steamship lines, ami John
.M. Scott, general pasenger agent of
the Southern Pacific lines in Oregon.
"' omciais were met at me depot
y a mi inner 01 local raiiroau om-
cials and taken to the rmpiua hotel.
where they spent the night.
The purpose of the trip is to give
the Kastern officials an opportunity
also to form an acquaintanceship
with the agents located at various
points along the road.
Mr. Nutting, who acted as spokes
man for tlie party, expressed himself
as being delighted wit h Uosebm g
' Your town is metropolitan in every
teiiHt-iiliir " wsilrl Mi- ViitHnir "mwt
1 hoiiove you have the best climate
11 the world. Pastng his aVcrtlons
oil the act Mi y which 110 prevails
in the Last and Middle West. Mr.
Nutting said the railroads and other
corporal ions of Nat ional Impoi lance
were optimistic over the future ami
believed the Ciiifeii Slates was soon
to enjov an era of prosperity unpre
cedented in Its history. All of the of
ficials regretted their inability to
stop here longer and enjoy meeting
the people of this city.
Ti e officials are triv.Mii.; in regu
lar trains, and are making niinw-peis
slops along t he line. They e:t"c
to reach Portland Sunday.
BROCCOLI CROWNS TO
HOLD MEETING HERE;
As soon as complete returns have
been recei i er from t he hi 01 coli
shipped to the Chicago markets dur
ing the past few weeks, the glowers
w 1 It be ."ii m in o ned togef her lo re in
order iht plans f" the growing
and ma 1 ket in g of next year's pro
duct lliiiv he disi ussed.
ir. C. H Itallev. of Ker Creek.
who might he duMt-d the "lather"
ot 1 he lii 01 rt ill iii dust 1 v tn 1 ton la -f
On nt v. stated todav that the mow
ers are well satisfied with the re
turns Ihus far received, and it is
his opin
I'teath
Of the ,
l 'oil III v
ifi;iHl v .
Chluigo
Wlnb
.011 th
it the a reiiite will he
ed Iievt season. Mo-t
shipped from liougU-.
e:i r w of ex .'lien t
.i readily sold In the
is
this
and
ma I'm
iduiitP d that tnu(
ll'OI
and :
bill
.hi I
,11 tie
.dviKita:
grow u here
of t I.e tiro
I:. '., d that
old he ad'
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deft
with
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h nd li n -' reAt '
s for I he pin i .
P I
this
. oli
plan tl it a 11
growers will he
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CR. W.LONG IS DEMO-
Li rniTif rummiiT rnn
After he had been urged for some
time past, il w as announced here
this afternoon that It. W. l.ong. '
Voncalhi. had consented to become u
candidate for county commissioner
on the liemicrattc ticket. It is tin-
Met stood that letters and petition
were sen! to Mr. l.ong from varion
v.
parts of the county, urging
become a candidate for this import
ant office.
Mr. Long is almo-t a life long resf
lent of ItouglH County, mid Is a
prosperous and successful fanner
and husinesK man. He is possessed
of that clear percept ion, careful
judgment and unswerving honesty
that are the prime reriuisites In prop
erly handling the public affairs of
a ounty so large as this one. Mr.
Long's candidacy wilt be gladly wel
rnImM ny voters of all political par
ties, for they know that In his hands
,the county at fairs will be ably and
carefiillv handled. He is a progres
she citizen, favoring all needed pnh-
jtlc Improvements, but will guard th-'
interests of the taxpayers by insist
ing that a dollar's worth of service
be rendered for every dollar paid
out of the county treasury. Where
he is best known, tt ts said that
"Hob" Lome w ill receive almost the
utiHiitmoun vote for county commis-
(doner.
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Ciin-qr Rool FflnrV MU Ro Frflfl1
, OUQl Uttl I QllUI J If! Qj l)C LI til'
ed Here Next Year
SOIL XPERT IN ROSEBliRGTODAY
1 Quantities of Sugar Bret Sed Will Probably
Reaih Rcieburj Sometime Next Wrtk
fdrnfrs Muili Interested
After making a fairly thorough
survey of the various Hid Is of the
farms in a radius of ten mil's of
Posehurg. Mr. Samuel Story, soil ex
pert of t be ( ire gou t'tah Company,
slates t bat he Is satisfied there is
ample land In tms district to produce
enough sugar heels lo Just ity t he
erection of a sugar factory at or near
Knsel.uig.
Mr. Story says tiiat he ts satisfied
on every point regarding the. ri
bottom st dls and one or two ot her
varieties., both as regards qualit) and
moistuie, and but one other factor
will have to be determined concern
ing the lighter soils, and that is their
ability to hold moist tire din ing the
mouths of lulv iiii'l August tt) insure
their p rfeet development as to migar
content. . If thev can do this, there
is not bin g in t he way of llri lnii
having a faclorv. The only wav to
ilep r in 1 ie this point in to plant a
tin in her of ex pt ri uieiit a I t ract s I n
various points of tlie valley , proliablv
'.0 or tin in all. These w ill wh y
front a square ro P hall an acre,
'and alter mat uril y sa in pb s will be
taken fioili even, paPh. labtbtt and
polaii.ed to determine the sip'.ar 1 on
l. iip The plot w ill also be lio iiv
uitil to deiermipe the tonnage to be
t Aperteil. I'pOIl the results of these
. le-ds w ill rest the decision a s lo
whether or not Ko-chuig will gt n
facloiv. Mr. Stoi v and yi n t.ni
, .I. phin, of 'lie Corurnen i:- pb,
Mp nt the pi. t 1 w 0 1 1 ;t' s i it mg v a r i
; ens fill ins and a milling tlie soil.
AH or those wIki were '.e.-n exil'es.'l
their 'h P-r initiation lo pi. ml a small
lo' thin Mar, and if 1 h' . tuili out
-al i: a 01 il . to .onir.i't for acre-
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i Crown Prince's Forces Gain a
Foothold Near Vaiix
ZEPPELIN'S CREW CAPTURED
AircrdfL Shot Dcnn While Pdrtirpatiog ia an
AlUik on the fust Codst of (is
land last NM
LONDON. April l.-C.erman pn
are honibardine the Ver.luii-Parin
railway from the Avoncourt woods.
Paris dispatches declare. It is
believed this is the prelude to a drive
the railroad, mid a general as
sault northwest ot Verdun. Aero
planes are circling over the track
ignalliiiK the range and hits to the
Crown Prince's gunners.
Again shifting his attack to th
east bank of the Meuse, the Herman
Crown Prince gained a foothold on
the eastern outskirts of the village
of Vanx. so Paris dispatches re
ported. The messages also de-dared
the Cermany nrtillerv Is conducting
terrific homlinrdnient of Malan-
cotn t.-llethlncourt salient.
Flgiit IVrwms Killed.
LONDON, April 1. - Twenty-eight
pei.sons were killed and forty others
injured by Zeppelins in a raid on
Fngland last night, so the Admiralty
a ii a 011 111 ed.
piH'liii hemmht Down.
LONDON, April I . One of tho
five .eppellng which raided tlie i-ftst
coast of Kngland last night was shot
down by an aircraft gun and roll In
water t-f the Thames, 40 mile
asl of London. F'atrol boats sur
rounded the wreck and the crew sur
rendered. This is believed to he th
same Zepaelin seen over London dur
ing the night. One bomb killed an
entire ramily. Another bomb
wiecked two cottages, but the in
mates esc ;i jied;
fniet Ration AMireil.
WASIllNOToN. April t fjr
niany has promised immediate ln
ves.igaiiou of the charge that Her
mni submarines have re.uined tor
pedoinjT without warning or allied
merchant men carrv ng Americans,
a.'cprdln'? to A 1:1 hi. ss:-dor Perard's
report. He babl.he w:i unable to
learn how soor. the information
will bo ohtainaide.
FORMER ROSEBURG MAN
WON FIRST JURY CASE
IN THE FEDERAL COURT
following I
is 01 si....n-n
Il J N IllSt Jill
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III ti'lliliK of til.'
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Miau l liitlii-r. S. K. f!iailiii k, Uiim
a f.iiiin-r ni!.il of Ito.-liurK ali'l
in.'i' f-tviil in the iajiaril ol lltn
iiiiii of llnunn:
Si' i-lii -n .1. (Iia.lwl'k. .Jr. mill of
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