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Newspaper Page Textusl,t" , u. u. ui W8T AMERICA LEADS America aski nothing for herself bat what iilie has a riKht to ak for humanity itself, WUOIIItnW WIUMI. EVIEW TRAVELERS BAT Itooeburg u the beat town in Ore. Kn and haa the best outlook for per. man.-ut growth. Thl showa.tiiat uuiietl effort win. Keep It up. VOL. XIX. ROSEBURG VILLA HOT WOUNDED, AGCOBOINGTOTHE I ITfnT iirnm LAitui m ItOSElU lid. OltKI.OX. TIKSDAV KI KMMi, API.II, I, 1IIMI POPULAR LADY PASSED AWAY IN EDCNBOWER , . i CAKLY LAST EVENING PUnCHASEO Bandit Is Believed to Be Hiding: in mountains Mrs. Marv (I'M am ni...,l i- am one of the best known aIl most i highly respect..,) residents of th,. . d. libow. r vicinitv. died al h.r home , there at s o'clock last evening nil. r an illness of three weeks. The funeral will lie hold :.t .1... i i .... llirtaking linrhii-s ... .!.. i. .' ' - ' ", .lllllOl - row afternoon. Interment or th.. ..onus minuting in the Catholic ; cetemery. Father Walsh of the Cat ho , lie I hure-h, will officiate at the funeral. .Mrsc. O'llara nns .i.., f , .. ada. but e::nie to .1... l-.. . ., " 1 i:.i'-,i oinu-s tlie year I NTH ami loc ated in Mo... tana. There she I . . .. .lit . u I. MUSI continuously until ahout four vcais itK.). when shi came to Douglas Additional American forces Entered Mexico Fdenbow,'":1 ZL'L" Montana she made her home in Cleat Fulls. I. Nlrs- O'llara was a native of Can ; her of the Catholic i'h..r..l. 'prominent in the xirinltv of her ihome. A eonsin, Mrs. Patrick N'os I r. of Portland, was sniouir those with her win n she died. Mrs O'llara was first stricken with illn ss ahout three weeks ago. and at that time her condition was not Ci.nsidered serious. The hest of medical aid was summoned, hut without material avail. The patient grow grnditnllv weaker until hist night, when Klie expired. Mrs. o'Hnni was n ladv of most excellent character and her frl. nds are numerous in this vicinity. Approximately $17,000 Spent in Improving School Site PLANS REARING COMPLETION MARSHflElD PROPERTY SOLD BY SUTriERlIN MAN EAST SATURDAY fill. 3(1. TO REGULATE JITNEYS AMERICAN SOLDIERS IN PURSUIT tana. Sunday four Soldiers Are Dead From Disease Stfiool District Now Owns an Entire Block of land Willi Ibe Exception of Three lots Contracts Were Signed MAKS1IFIKLD. April 4 The I.. 1. Kinney properties on Coos llav have heen sold to Dr. J. II. Iicnnisoii Cook anil John C. ltogcrs, real es tate men of San Francisco. The deal was made by Fred llollister. of North Hemi, and has been closed provi .tine can Do given. The property , " i .... .mi .11. in. my 0l8 up the hay. The property has heen in litigation for years. Kinnev is now in an insrir.. asylum. The price aKreed upon is not mad known, hut It is said there will In. nothing left for Kinney himself or the unsecured creditors after mort gages, taxes and secured creditors are paid The County Court recently agreed with F. II. Waite. big mort gage holder, for a compromise in settling the largo amount of hack taxes. The new owners, It is said, will exploit and sell the property. Council Plans New Ordinance to Protect Passengers DEER CREEK LADIES fILLED COOKIES WITH COTTON AND PEPPER STAGGERS. COMMONS ro consult portiand measure ' r Contract for fire Mall Work let to 6. Nichols-light Posts to it Painted by f. folles-Other Halters F.I. PASO, April -The American troops are apj.ruai hint' Duraimo. south of Chihuahua, ami are moving with sin prising rapidity. Friday Colonel liiiild appeared near ("iisi hllinarhic. Simultaneously Villa was mar Sat-vo, ."el miles south. It is .in. h. i .... . ... I... .. . 1 1 . . nii .11 . 'Ml i II I O join (itlieral lieyes in the Totrco'l region. In-iead. he will probably hide in tile Sierras. Fifteen thou sand Carranzistas ar arching northward lioin Torreon. It is he liovitl they ililenil to attack Ke.es. It is announced thai lieueral Persh ing will send an aeroplane in the ev. r.t of Villa's caplure. (iene-ral Pershing is believed to be south of San Antonio, sj close upon Villa that he has not lime to reach the lines of coiumunicalion. .Irian Terra.as. a cattleman, who arrived here today, confirmed Hie report that Villa is beading ror Salevo with a small fol lowing. It is not now believed that Villi is wounded. I'nited ress Corres pondent .la ohs Reported that Colonel Krwln. and not Colonel llodd, ac tually led the film cavalrymen who routed Villa. The Mexicans had notified Villa that the Americans were entiling, and thus prevented H complete surprise. .lacobs claimed that tin Villislas were killed. More Soldiers for Mexl.c. WASHINGTON". April 4. --Additional American forces entered Mexi co, south or Col bus. today, to strengthen the lines of communica tion, so Secretary of War Haker an nounced. It is believed they were detachments of tip. Kim, ('rivalry. I'oitv Americans lleail. ''I. I'ASO. April I - Four Ameri can soldiers have died as the result of iilne-s ami ac idental injuries re ceived in Mexico. Three hundred have return, el here sic k. None were killed in. baltle. Villa. Heading South. SAX ANTONIO, April 4 Villa Is south of I'arral. a message from Consul I. etcher, at Chi h a;ii ua todav said. Headquarter- is without wor: Ironi (iem nil I'cr -pine recently. No reports of further lisrlilini; have h received. ARE BEING DISPATCHED OVER NEW RAILROAD GRAVEL COMPANY GETS BIG CONTRACT fOR BAL LASTING RAILWAY TRACK The llniara Portland Cement Co. have placed an order with the Hose-bui-K Sand anil (Ira vol Co. for over Minn yards of ravel to be delivered Immediately, in conneclion vvuh the development of tip. company's ce ment de posits near Carnes. it is be lieved the trravel is to he used lor ballast on the spur railway track, which has just been completed, four miles In lenuth. to a point where I he cenie nt company is soon to erec t Its storage hunkers. This contract, ac. lordini; to local men, will keep the travel plant runnini; for the greater part of a month. The II. .1. lienn Transfer Co. re cently delivered by truck one-ball a ear of cement to the end of the spur, from where it will he hauled over the new line to Ibe. bunker site. The cement company will probably pul verize the rock on ibe ground and later ship It to the-ir plant at ( I we u-o. The cement take n there', it Is Ihouvrht. will be used in i-oiMrticiinir the foundation for the n.ar-hinerv. Already the local water and light ' company has been asked to estimate! the cost of extendl'lE a power Heel there. o At a spec ial merlins; of the Kose burg school hoard held here last evening the purchase of additional ground for a high school site, aggre gating a cost of JlT.onei, was au thorized. Contracts for the ncirchas.. of the ground were signed la.-t rfP rnieliTW in night ami the same will he made (.COS COUNTY MA S iivailnhlo fur Hclinnl ill runs.. s ujll.i.i the ne xt two or three weeks. The .Methodist Church. South, property was purchased at a cost of $.",uc.o. exclusive of the church and parsonage which nuvv adorn the site. These structuies will he moved bv the official hoard of the church us soon as they are able to purchase another sit,.. This property faces on Washington street, and will add greatly to the attractiveness of the high school site. Two lots were un purchased from U. II. Poole nt a cost of $:;i;il'l. From Mrs. Laura Verrell the board purchased two lots at a cost or $L"'cril. Kr two lots owned bv II. Wollenbeug and Ibe Lexington Investment Company, the board paid ;.-, n i . . The .,nil is occupied by a dwelling, which was purchased by Hr. W. S. Hamilton for Jsnci. Mr. Hamilton will move the dwelling to another sile and remodel it for ren tal purposes.. The school district now owns an entire block. With the exception of three lots owned bv llicharel Willed. . Malison White, architect for the new sc hool builill-ig. is expected lo arrive here late. In the pp'srent week with the completed plans nnrl speci fications for the structure. As soon lis the plan- are adopted, advertise nients for bids for the erection of the structure will he inserted In the press. The school hoard is nnxious that actual work shall begin on the structure within the next four week; in order that It may he completed and in readiness for occ upancy earlv next fall. The building and furnish ings will cost iipproximatelv J7.",.Ouo. ac cording to tentativ e estimates fur nished the school board. Precautions for protecting the public and Interest in Increasing the city a Inc ome vie with each other as principles for regulating ibe Jit ney traltic. when a petition circu lated by Olie Of the nn..rnlr. u-nu an IO me c tv comic that funds prizes and othe 'ould ex- I'liless the Postofflee Department issues orders before Wednesday, the new train service will not see the installation of new mall service, says the Marshlield Times. Post master Hugh Mc l.aln said todav that the Southern Pacific has favored lire move and the reports of postoftit-j agents that have come here have al so been agreeable to the new ruining of tiie mail. As jet. the Department at Wash ington has heen silent. Whether or not It will auihurize a change within the next lew days is problematical. At any rale the fact remains that the railroad will be able to bring mail lo Coos County one day ahead of the present stage schedule from Itose bnri; to Myrtle Point. Via the train, mail would arrive here at :::::u p. i. This would allow business null time to get their let lers iind to make their replies so as to catch the train from here at HrL'll lire mxt morning. 'iitortulnmcnl be raised ror penses. As It was April 1st, two of the laclii.R fll riiil....! I...... .jk.i . . , cic ue ciii.ici ' luunrrii ii.ceei will. ator or owner of a jlt-l,ol"". and coffee flavored with salt t I -. .. iKvervone lilt In i.,.,r., ...... .. i one, for the members who wi.ro ri.-s. served kept the secret until all had partaken of the April Fool fare, af ier which real refreshments were served. Alter the close of Ibe llrange me ounger me minus Indulged In an inlormal dance until midnight HIGH IN HIS PPAISE Of MONTANA CITIES M.f. HAVE NEW SITE; SELEC TION PROBABLY THURSDAY VERDUN BATHE WAS FREAK, ACCORDING TO THE MILITARY OfflCERS i o DOUGLAS SCHOOL PUPILS n MAY HAVE BOAT; CONSOL IDATION MOVEMENT GRGWS. tin i1,1 c ... Having disposed prohertv to the Ifos iri. I. Ibe board of Methodist church, S ling next Thru mine a sile of their former eburg school dis trust eer o .Hi. will holil -clay .-veiling to for their new That business conelitions are at pre - nt he hest ever ex p. rlenc.-el In .Molilalia, was the declaration or lobii c. Itubey, of Helena, who was In Hoseburg today looking after business matft-rs. "We have had no haid times talk In Montana," said Mr. Hobey. -and as leeng as copper remains at the present pric,. of i's cents a pound Ibe people of that state will prospel I. ulto. which is the lamest cily In .Montana, last tnr,...!, .....c .....' cos- , . - n I....IC.I1 the "' ' which was the largest night asking for the construction of legislation. j The petition was signed bv some '7i taxpaying residents of . h.. ...n and by Us terms set out the demand that each op. , nt y ousiness lie charged $1.". a vear and be required to furnish a bond Tor t-'uo. . The council was asked to direct the city attorney to pre pare an ordinance embodying tlu.se provisions. The reasons presented by the peti tioners for such a measure were the safeguarding or the passengers from reckless driving as whin the drivers and operators become too numerous. ami mo control or the situation dur ing carnivals or other altrae-lious during the summer when there is considerable competition among the jitney men for business. II Is be-lie-ved thai the reiiuircmcnts or a fee and bond would reduce some what the number of those In the business. The discussion that followed caused a division or the house, one side favoring no ree hut a higher bond, suggesting one about $i.",iiii lo give a lie tile, protection from acci dents, while, the other side, held otlt for the retention of u lee iis afford ing some remuneration to the city. I Supporting the higher bond Idea, Councilman Sbanihrook said that th,. 'growth of business made II n s- sary to give, the politic some prolc- Don first, regardless of wheijier the! cily earned a revel C.nincilcteni Clark, lii opposition, said this proposition would d'ive out many operators, as they could not affolcl lo give a bund, while a small bond and fee would elimluiite a few and prevent transient operators from e-n- LraglllL' ill III.. IllCsi Ileus li.r .. ...... C. s. U . .Saturday evening the South Deer v re. K I, range held Its regular sea siun, with every olfi.er present. The applications of three camiidate-s w 'el and referred to the i.n.n... u..c..eiin-1-s. anil a Ier t he t.sce.1 r.,.. tine work, the lecturer. it:.,.. M. foi nii, k. presented .I,,, follow l.,e program: Selection by the Crauge orchestra, rea.nug ny the master of Hie llrange. .... calmer, address, "II, -ailing In Hie Home," Mrs. c. . Ilailey; sel lion by the brass iniartette of the ilrnnge band, a tunny lory by each lady present; song by .Miss Faulk ner, accompanied by .Miss loia Mar tin; address by Dr. C. II. Mallei, on "The Alms. Ideals and .'.I ,i,. incuts of the Crange;" seleitiou by the ore-best ra. It was decided to hold a Crange rail- next tall, ami tanners' Institute combined, anil a ci 111 111 I I I U--1U .... Monday I "'iri''l to makf urr anm-mrniM for an BT EXPENSE Of IT England's National Debt Tripled iince tne War Began FRENCH POSITIONS SHELLED Attempts to Recapture the Ground Srilk ut Southwest of Oouiumont Wert Defeat ed freoch lose 700 Prisoners DANCE AT DIXONVILLE WAS ENJOYABLE EVENT; BIG CROWD ATTENDED also earn the . Itv davs, i.uil income. .No Sl-colld being made t lion by Clark In favor of hi lion, ibe eon in Union then h submit aiiienilmeiits. Th ameiiclmenl was attached by Sbaln-I brook, w ho proposed to eliminate ! the fee and fix a bond at l..uii There was no second. Then Coun- lllliail Met lllctoc k ptesellle.l ail a mo-1 contou-1 egan to first ne of tin ,st delightful dam.. i of llle season was held In lire In,,,., vllle auditorium last evening, when anoiit lit collides from this cliv went there In automobiles ami enloved tin evening indulging in the light fan tastlc. oils orchestra fiirnlahod music for Hie occasion, and all pres ent hail a delightful time. ,l th. conclusion of the dame delicious re freshments were served. Those lire-sent were: Dr. and Mrs. K. I.. Miller, Mr. and Mis. w. II. Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. C. (. le-sse, Mr. and Mrs. II. ll Si r, nlei,,,, xir' i and .Mrs. A. A. wild, r, Mr. and Mrs. Holand Age... Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Hates, Mr. and Mis. lienrv llarth. Dr. and Mrs. F. . Vllirll, Mr. and I.Mrs. W. .1. Weaver. Dr. anil Mrs. F. i W. Ilayni-s. Mrs, C. L. Selecuian. Dr. I.. II Stewart. K. I.. Pnrrnll l..l, Parker. Itov Headman F.r.nk Clemens. Krero and James Dixon, of Hlxonvllle, .1. T. Ilri.lge-s, of Oakland. Miss Pltchfoi-d, Miss Klizabe-th Par roll, Miss lllac-k, Miss llrldges, Miss Horner, Miss Maude Wilson. Miss llilelehurn. FORMER ROSEBURG MAN ( Itv Willim l'li!i. i'AKIS. Man ii 1 .'. pri! s.inw ci s l-n.K .May flowers.-' Vim kiiiw that ull W tr liiis out' on ti nd-: l.itniary suns I iltii I flu nar Th.- (i.-rni.tn a.li. ilw i.iu.-ti 'i u:h, likrw:.-- iinniH.) i K null I- SoillO Of the mi, He ? liiiiK Smith Kr. r, in w. : 'ountv. may s as far -i houl, a riiriiitm to Hrown, if tin- ioiisoiI,ti otir von ? .rhal liistri.ts th th' p suit itf tilt M hrl.l in Jun'. Tin the loiiL'-'St distan any Mi; ils in the a (;lir-olilaterl While jt is )OI) IMJpiW tern I Mum as I .. miles upl . (t. C. 'n of four lit ilito ett'et-t a Kol elei t tO he h' -4-( r ttj , e t he niaIe by late in at1 ii.iini; i hool. loiii; (tip to he marie ( IflS, pre-. ' nat a re "r pea, The ,; ! i f-.r ' nii.in i : mi " : fe;na I lidlr: i: tins! " I'nitt n al appii, 111 Of .'"ie; tiding I'lrine first .ition of this . r s.ti, ation, to the e-on- ut tl is 11 to have b. . I ke .lannai v ' blo-.-oms in li-ill- of V.-dun Ai-ril or M.,i. Miliary plat s ll. hr, h. w I,, n ! ml. r of t he rr v sore. st l. Hit lien w . g.-t I re.- to -, .rile itoi.i tr -lllior lie of er- n a freak ,iw berries, .-ml,, r. w,.s pi.m--it in the was an l,w., b. n.- :-a I: ruosl.Seric -p-ll ot .it tin,.- " i'te- t!ie reel elallv, both winier aii'l s-bo d acethorilii-s cemside llitloll one of til-' gre-cles in the bi-lory ot rnt.il s. rools On Smith IliM-r lie- union. Sulphur Spnr,:.--. upt,er N,.rtb low. r Sort b l-'er k nrrcl tiie He-re, b ,li-l: i, Is IS colli- rcplril" Irtlons a-"" trow s,,id t . I c I for pi. nt.ction to th. cl.crv bnrcr-l. asking t! srtion he c c-r-i.!. r. .1 at lion In the e-.e-nt a i ili-t ri' Is '.ever lie- I, -1 U I ' -iiinuier. the con-advrim-es lis of tile Fork. Long 1. nil I I. a I . bollTl- ,.l I Will be The adopt f. rclci! th.nl d - port Ie Ic-ojiO .III!!.- ..cc . X of He . tie- p: " - Will ITIOII Tlrre-e locations have been e-em-icle-ieil. hut as vet nothilii.' deli- ti it f has been decided. When illlornieel today Hut the school boa i .1 had ngretd to pur chase the property at Washington unci St- ph, us streets, from t ho trus te.-s of the- . li nr. h. C. W. Kirk, chair man of lie- hoard, announce d the loe-eting lor Tiiiirsdav. it is iineler- SIOI.I tint of the tl.H-e propositions that have been submitted, the one ef the- Dongas Corintc p.uilding ti Loan Association, ott.iing two lots in tin- . . im-r of the bio, k in win. h th" forrn. r .losepbson o oj.c-rt , at I I' Ic-cl' and Mo-b.-r I reels, is srtn. al'il, is ecost lavoiable to a ma jor if. o' the board 'lb.- other .,c-. lions under c .iisi.leration are o,o- l t 'ie- e o-i rt lions.- op Douglas sle-t. at, 1 acre.-- iiom c... r. - .1 of . c M.irsters. on p.,-.. -tri 'lii. ;.f.r Is owti.,1 bv M, (rill, i.lid trie former b a r.--i.. t ,.i ( otiag.- firo'.c. A-'or-ling to a ineuiber of the 111 the hlslorv of lli:, I , ,, , I dilion to the copper mines, which are- opera, ig t li r--.- eight hour shifts, there- aie nianv other industries there v ft i. li have added lo the prns-PM-Ity of the stale-. Liv-s,,.k s biougin big prices dining the past few months, ami as a conseiiieiice tie- farmers and slock n,. n have en jov. ,1 i:,,. i.e.-t tl,,,. s lot nun v. rir I nl.ke mriiiv oil,, r ue -. Montana has ha I no boom, its sn.wtb being gradual ane substantial ' Mr. IMbey has lived in Helena for a number n y.-ars. an, I he cannot "tie too much in praise of Moi.i:,.,:, PLEASED WITH TIMES IN ASTERN COUNTRY V, I'hci ,1,, I., HI L-.. I'll, r a lew davs sp. i w ill go to !, 1 1 !' r ri c ities. o AIHIV Pil l, in I VSIIINinuN. ,M, here M, ami othe n .1 of Of Ibe . u:mg I .1 1 b 1 ." -er.-.,!! briritrrn-- it. n .it-tl..- atf.n k Kver. a o-.v iter. in- i'l-ling tne . 1 S Wa 1 1 ; 1 1 : d Ie. the 1 1- -outrh which the ( re 'ii- n . I.l-to - 1 to n rtke a I, . a h an I a it nr, h on l';iri ,!o .v n pc, .)-, r line I roads foi- r.-.nk- of t' .- Al.--ne : d ig rri -i iri 'i--n in ti- s , tor... I al str.,i. -1 1' -v. ' v lb -n ' w a- ; tit in '- sjr.r.gmg tir.- big of- -tr-d bv tlr, I. a .e Hie II- it.-- and r-i, k trv JJ r.t lie f ,,-ir l it. " '.a.- It"le 'I- oi'icr iitii- s.ii I to be or, t,.."!. ami ( - -' M.KM i-t l..i- ill 1 1 on of h dr.. di:i. I - Sen:. tot the S' nale arm, r--Hic- militia ll.-fote the ' lie a I OIOI oi t to ',ie - -idatioli re- of armor -I 1.11 for ' IO 1 1 Hi: - I trie- plant. Iirc-li,..cte.,i anieiiiluie-nt as a ce.iiiin-.Hiiise. sug- gesliiig that the matter H- laid on' the table until the next meeting, the' cilv HI I .Jl 11 e V- being illst 1 lletc-d lo c-eu-l respond iii the meaiiliioe with thei cily altotn.-v at Poilland and obtain! a e npv or the ordlllanee in efteit in! 'bat l it. 'I bis suggestion was rend ! llv adopted, all comic ilioe-n voling in' favor Willi tne exception of Clink. I lire 111. II l.li;.rc.Vellreofs. t oulraetor II. S. Nichols was tl c i ..... "'" , the Siimptor Vallov Itailload III K. tng the various Items in .-a, h ot I he , ' ' '.l ' W"" . Iblee bill." .,,l,-..,C, ,1 I,.. . ....... 1 ' 'I'11'' MS' I'-'Ullie,! om 11 . 'I the- ccuti.Mt. A restin lion was made, however, that the- illy snoiihl plircha-e I lie Mc el rods lor II-. III sir. iigtb. rrmg Hie interior ot the billl'illig ami lb.it the work be dole b, l;,e voliliailoi in ilc-trilt.ng tlieto lor t Ii.- same lici .- . olil.iiie l III Hie . Itv e itni,., r-s ,..,, am. s M, N, I, ,,l -avre. , to do lb,, work lor the aiiioiuil --t out in tie- . iig.ne, i s . -s "Tillies Acre neve r belter than at Ibe ples..-nt nine.' was tl.e statement made he,,, todav bv F It. p.-ngra. a lot m. -r resident ot Koic'h.ii g. Ion lo: Hie Hast lew tears . e l.-.-c ... t atc-s through Hie I ' rind ev, i-v w he fa, l iir.-i s rush, mills are opor , pi osperil V is e lice iiirloiiiol.il b. b'iid in I 'I, Ir lo. els ate ev,..- . cir III s- e al'- v 'heir I'lcelu, I Ih.cll tor s. vela est,-' said Mi 'e I tound t'i d Willi ..Lie He.' at lull t I The and in, I .,11111: II, I, Is. in iric i Ii vv I, Moii an I .Ir - I. t th" i.i, I, ill! v I o lir.ndl I I bign Ibe p-il-.l- I in t'i- Kiddie NoT Pl i Ihl: V;.-il I T'. i- I f. i ! of a r-oi t ,,a o: s lit I, e t. " C .tjnuarc cur: can... I of all raritl-j In Fran CContlnueci ..n pKei o:t aMIc.n to c....tre t! t i n r t a bip'r r , p. 1 irlp itbern an I'rr- lv.. II Of I ! " I, I. '.rlf. Inor ri -1, : will n, 1 i" o aii'l !-:-:!- t- j 1.- ,1111" I pa lit v :-X"H-H-vM-K-'r- t ls ;; ii. j. , ,1 i, ,. i a I, a ., b. ! lots lion III ks s allon ft ri.e-rng t, ,s tor I id .,o. I ilv lout i bad i. 'I h- II wn- r bets were , onsideiabl Ibis was cl, I. II. due I .i - ac - pl. d as 1 1. p, nel" en. Lnciii.ci I id I.. had o!,t.,l,, "n one I'otil.ii,.! f.n I li H-h a- man. .is re. '' '.oil.- nth. I III n a (.11,. of a !coi I J ,,, ,, o I T ii. or ii, - , ii 1 1 1 - a. tc I e.e ill I III, : I , I ate! the (:.,.! ., ar I .k, I,. ,.l i in ot a I tor I-, l.,tlo ll III., or w -I w. Mr rd.,v III it' It Is .,.', -I is I"' res' I a ;-, :.. I ... 1,1, d M LONDON". Anril i T1, v..... got Introduced In the House of Com "ions today, estimated the expendi tures to total twenty-five million dol lars dllllV. II IM tttlllu.l tl,.. e.. has loaned her allies a billion and a half dollars during the vear ending in .March. The Hrltlsh Indebtedness Is, rigured nt Ilil.Tiio.oiio.otii). The budget totaled 1 1.576, nnn.noo. The r"v' " are estimated at $1085- -Me-Kenna declared that an Inerensed deficit Is inevitable. He said Fneb.ml l,uln. k , ' ft- jt-ar wun a substantial asset consisting of un- . .,,, securiiies recently nrobol zed. McKenna's figures staggered the House of Commons. The nation al debt has nearly tripled since the beginning of the war. (icriimiiK Shell I 'rein h. PWtIS, April t.-The (lormans heavi v- shelled H,o tr..nh i.. ........ iiunmoiiri norlhwest or Verdun Inst night, par lliuliirly Mnlnnroiirt and Avoncourt, so the coiiiniunliiue declared. There eie. no inianiry attacks. West of the Mouse the French batteries kept "P a continuous fire from Doua nioiiut to V.nix .. it i. , , ric-ricn boinbririlment was also reported in the Arironne f.in.Hl L',,u. .... . ,, . , "' .....I ,,i ,i.e Petrle WOOlls tile knfnnlru .nu j strong (.ertiian rwonnolterlng par lies. ' l-'i-ench Hoi l, liuck. MFHLI.V, April 4 -Attemnts recapture grouiid south and suiilli- of llouailinont were cl..fe,.....i so headouarters Hiiiiniiu-.i u' I iilllalimoiil imil V'....v French were burled back, losing 7iU "" ' I" I lie Callelte woods It la declared. It.lleU lli'IKl.,1 Itepnlseil. LONDON. April 4.- Several re lit allelllt.ted .eonclli. r,.l.l. Kllglalld have been rspulsed Without Ibe public's knowlcilL'o t.. ......, ileelared today in the House nt l'n,n. mons. Pom. Ier I n, ,ny Dixslnireil. LONDON. April 4.-Two honili-o.l persons were killed and Injured when Hie destroieil Ho. ....u.l... r .. . Kent News of the fire was wlth- iiei,l iililil today The statement said il wrec ac-ldenlal. Kxploslons occurred al fr.ciie-nt Intervals and were heard In London. t.'-t loans llcing; Held. W I.-'IUMITON, April 4. Eng land has i. in-,.,! release the (ier-iii-.iis t.ik.ti from the liner China. 'I 'ie- li.-t mans are being held in China. Kncland's refusal makes a sharp issue between ibe two countries. The same point has been disputed for over a coniiiiv, and partly caused the war of Hi: 'Ihoinrb she previously Mirr. nd. r.-d the. ali.-ns t-.ken from ioorieaii ship. Ktuland has never adiiiin.il h..r fault. Would U II.':, low Tr.iie4. It I.-V. Apnl I e has re- 'I'" '-' 1 ii i lies lo withdraw all n.ilil.ir-. . -iriMishmonts at Salonika, o AM, r s report,.,) I. ,ne Zeppelin Ital.ls. London, A,ril I A lone Zep I" I'" ii'i I 'I the ea-t coast of K'ng Iml i' .' o'c I... k this morning There w a - no damage ami no e asualti,.s, Ze;ep.-lll, lt.t.;in Sifel). ' DI'III.IN. Apt. t . llv wli-less via " uil' 1 y-' I'l'.'Hlis ar- .in raided I l-iaglanii last i tl I lire.;, p. cl. , c.X,lo.VcS on ttlu innoiltb, so the d I'-.-, returned an shelling. I 'I -i Hell, lo. . tier- ll,'.-:. 'olio' ins ,. I'd I, .,: at.d '" - a itv ' .'. . . iii--' I an I IC'I ':.,t,r.' ' I an I V a lio-r w I1 rr r tig If,., p. w. atb.-r gave lore. :ist rest to . ro w ,- r s r con ., e,n,.h. Itow -Hi- .!-. , 'rcron 1 t o o r : il ll Nl lie- I ontr.e f, i:-'l Ir. I,:, II i, l, h. I'irllll nd 1 1 .. I '.I.i -in- ll M,, ,.,l lli III the floor in th, of lir. n not of , I : -e,i,. lit lo r "ft I" lore. Will- Hie bun loli.lele .,l I,, 'I P, O! t fj.it t Of the illif.rov. in. Ills are 'I ll 1,1. I p .-I . on II set. r o' th would Ir bill Ll l.rc ' I ie , , oi.,.;,.. I' t i III ,' II,- submit!. ,1 " woilr. all f :,,, , H,.r ' 'I t,.o Ii -Ii w nii i ,, , it of Fled Tulles for 1 I, (fontlinicij on page eg). II, ll.l -. I an, I will to lits n.ar liitui I...I b. (, mill will .ip.o ilv lumb.-r. s lo a' -i 'l b.- n. w n , ..in p, t it-., of ilardl-i- o;. I sa null make silbstan- about the proti- .-. a or. ling to eorge Itlter to be constructed of rlci.ciiio f,.,.t II is the plan 'I ee t a tooilern hotel SI West 'el. and indlca- II. .11 onu lil-hes Lug. lie mi i.i a brik business there r lb r.'innliig tomorrow. ,e , in he ien. bed by the Wll- I're I'lc Itailrnad, which fur a conic-, ting link between and Marshllelil.