Roseburg review., April 21, 1916, Image 1

10SEBURG REVIEW
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gnu and has the bewt outlook fur per
manent growth. Thla shows that
united elturt wins, keep It op.
Vol.. XIX.
ItOSrlUlUJ. Oltl.t.ON. KKIItAY EVKMXti. Al'KII. SI. mill.
So. 4.I.
IHUUCITV T.HT HAYS.
1 lit- lie view can show advert Uem
absolute luiMtf that It cin illation l
M r i'fii t lancer ilmu any other
loud uiier IhuiKla County.
HAVE KEPI FAITH
LOCAL EASTERN STARS
HONOR ROStBURG LADIES ,
WHO VISIT OFFICIALLY
HOTEL ASSOCIATION
WILL MEET HERE
Severance of Diplomatic Rela
tions Is Not Desired
REPLY IS EXPECTED NEXT WEEK
Bakers, Militants and Government iltfds
Will Be Called Into Cunfraie Re
garding Germany's Reply
Mrs. Corirt' K. Houck. grand
worthy matron of I lie Kaiern Star
of Oregon, la.-t evening paid her offi
cial visit to the local chapter, ami
t he on-aMon was featured by such
events as will cause it to be remem
hfied as one of teh must pleasant
evening in the chapter's history.
As Mrs. Houck was a member of
the Koseburg chapter at the time she
was given the highest honors of the
order, she was presented wit h a
beautiful cold necklace ns a meim-n-is
to commemorate the occasion.
This was presented in a coniplimen
lary address by lion. O. I. I'oshow,
past grand patron. Mrs. Houck then
inspected the work of t he chapter .
during ttie initiation of three new,
candidates, w bo were Mr. and Mrs. I
Carlos Pase and Mr. Anna Knger, Afl Elaborate P.Oefam Will
SUTHERLIN BOYS MAY
ENTER IN BIG TRACK
MEET AT UNIVERSITY
Invitation of W. J. Weaver Ac
cepted late Yesterday
GOOD ROADS WERE ADVOCATED
There is an excellent possibility of
the Sutherhn high school being rep-
' resented by a team rt the State lu-
terscholaslie track and field meet at
I Kugene on May lit, says the Suther
! lin Sun. Try-outs are being held
among the students w ho show par
ticular ability in track events and
some of the Sulhcrlin representatives
are expected to break into the s.ore
j column at the state track meet.
I The competition at this meet is
i especially keen as there will be
' nearly l'oii athletes representing al
' most every credited high school in
the state, entered in the meet, and
the records made in the various
i events are all close to the world s
inierschotastic mark.
From the present indications in
VON GOLTZ
TALCUM POWDER WAR
CREATES BUSINESS FOR"
ROSEBURG DRUGGISTS
AS REPORTED BY
Geo.
Schumacher Says He Is
Not German Agent
ACCUSATIONS PROBABLY FALSE
Tor the first time in many years
the Koseburg druggists were today
engaged in a trade war, which had
the effect of depleting their stocks
of talcum powder within a few
hours.
The st rife between the druggists
ago. when the Owl
rtised that It would
II ' Massatta" talcum powder at '
cents a can. The article in of stand
ard manulacture and under ordinary
circumstances commands 2.i cents a
can. Following the reduction in prlc
by the Owl I'barmacy. Henry Rich
ardson, of the Central Pharmacy;
Nathan Kulterton. of the Rexall drug
store, and Fred Chapman, of the Red j
Cross 1'harmacy, agreed to sell the
The Owl !
Leader of Bandit Gangs Said to
Be Much Alive
MEXICANS ARE BECOMING ANGRY
(i: a 1 . ,i keniian).
i Cop righted i .
I:.:KI.IN. April 'l i Uy wire!
tiei man;
uMnarine
i A i n. i i a 1
and afterwards delivered her formal
addn ss. during which she compli
mented the officers upon their ef-
. forts.
Later a reteption followed, honor
; ing both Mrs. Houck and Mrs. Nora
Flint, also of this city, the F.sther of
, the (irand Chapter, and at a banquet
; which concluded tbe evening, all
'lingered until a late hour enjoying
s to the many features that had been pre-
!be nlertainmenl of the Visitors
Big Attendance Is Anticipated
' article at 1 " cents a can
Arrandpd for the nroliminarv local tiv-outs. Wil- Mr ihiinui hpr r.irbv Talked ffPflv KVpJfd- riiarmacv then again reduced the
eguer iu enter me uau nine
liani YV
run. James Hell will go in for the!
U-pound shot put. Ralph Shaver is
i working in the high jump and pole
! vault events. lra Saucennau will
i be entered in the 2-i-yard dash, a nil"
Kenneth Comstock will try the high
and low hurdles. j
irg His Past History Admitted Be
ing an Efficient Chemist
I I 1)11 I
I her
tl il !,
). . :;
i nil
si: i
C.llef Ol
etl 111 il!
1 IV U
hi ak
to
can go no
.'oneesMons to
Will llollieit- ,
the Admiralty Stall'. 1
Hilt r lew w it h the
;.i . " e do not iie
d;;domatic relations
wiih tin l uiicd States. That wouid
b,' ins.inn v. We shall not bring it j
a .Dill, ite lite ou r lies ire to push '
v it'oi oitly the submarine warfare.
.Many submarines have sighted
y:'n s of passenger ships between t
Keiaml at.U Ameriia, but none were'
t i.i- i. al! In 'Sigh v. knew every ,
en c;;niiu munitions for tin
ii I lit s. We hit-c definitely agreed to
warn th- eus and passengers on
liners. We have lived up to our
n every wav. Hut we tan
ked to ngard freighters in
u. .inner. We nuld have
hundreds of thousands of
nemy ships, except for the
we gave America." lie ad
uie submarines were losi
.March lirst.
To Reply ot Willi.
'K'.I N'. Aju il :M. President
i,:i'f iuie d1 numling a cessation
inaM v's s n ! marine campaign
p-iiited today. ;ood Friday
i il hiipop.dbl' to obtain an tx-
ion ' oti'iiion from
e. A
pared for the table,
about 9 it in attendance
There were
pro!lT-e
not be i
l 'e -an1
(It strove
tons of
promise:
I. lilted
s' nee
Trade Conditions Bound to Im
prove in Near Future
OUTSIDE CAPITAL IS DESIRED
Construclicn of Proposed Railroad and Saw
mill Will Add Greatly to the Ailivity
of Vicinity Land in Demand
The adoption of resolutions favor
ing constructive legislation that will
injure the building and maintenance
of a permanent system of highvvavs
. in the stale, the adoption of a rcso
'ultion calling for a committee to
frame a bill for presentation in the
State Legislature, providing for an
examination of all hotel employes
who handle food products, also lor
all ot her persons who handle food
: products, and an agreement thai tho
i valley hotels shall charge five cents
for each telephone call within the
city and ten cents for bus service,
were the principal items of business
trans;.cl"d by the convention of the
I Oregon State Hotel Association be
i fore it adjourned yesterday after
noon.
The meeting was held at the Os-
burn Hotel, in Kugene, and was one '
of the most interesting events in the
history of the organization. Just ItUgtieS Third With 31 Many OltierS Re-
prior to nljourniiient. . .1. Weaver,
of the Fmpiitia Hotel here, invito,
the association to hold its next meet
ing in Itosehurg in hecen.ber. The
Invitation was accepted. Marshfield
also hid for the next meeting, as did
a number of oilier Oregon towns.
govern
lengthy Mill iler
lb
Receives 137 of 281 Ballots
Cast in "Straw Vote"
i
i .
ROOSEVELT SECOND WITH 55
ceived Votes. Denoting thf Present
Wide Range of Choice
ll,e end of
men hants ;
t pa I I Ml' !:
ii -Hied irhi
the foreign
i'ldy is not likely beloie
m t week, as bankers,
nd heads of no eminent
v ill probably be pntii
i oii!cr"iiee over the re-
'1 lie ti
liiiiusly il
br
:il-
to
almost unanl-
il i hat Certnanv will
ihou-li most of them x
he o; inmii thai a diplo
.;.k wil! not result. Th'
' i'nz pre lirt-d that
will prevent the breach.
ih li Trenches.
rain
Coimr
I
I A IMS. April . 1 .- Follow inp a
heavy buiuhanlm the Hermans
l;.st 'tilgl.t pevvi-ruilly attacked he-
Tli.:i.n loin and au. Souin
periet rated tne
t At
F
li.n'a.i'nont
en li I :
l 'inn
al p: i.-oi '
;.t llie
taking
utiacks drove
i h i aptured
ind t .vo quick fir
;. -I ibe F;'efs
both sides of the
ew inu the fighting
iai.fir"l a trench
. faurettf woods.
. Twenty Pr
iiured so'ilh of
winded Frenchman
. i;n.s were ro-
ller:Mui ! f 1" Trap.
: -1 .
n He
on lu.l.
'V.
U iltl
!:o v ;i
li t. I
- It is
Mi-tori f
.en vv hit )l
i.ton n-
. the -
,;: r aet'M
is provt d
.: inki'i; lion!
rented in N'"W
h.i :-.- It i
;,i Hern-tor. f
-poits f'r lea
the uh'iiar:ii''
fa'
We wonder if the people of liose
burg. and especially t hose who are
look ins I )i vv ard to the t nue w hen
this city will have two, three or live
times its present poiuiiai ion, have
ev cr slopped to consider I he i at t that
Itosebuigs trade area, or that urea
which is available tor the purpose
of cohtnbut ing to its dev i I op it; en t ,
has be.-n constant ly hrin!' ing dur
ing the last thirty years.
Talk to some oi tne oni timers who
were here before the railroad w as
t oruplet' d, v hit h w iis in t In early
eighties, and yon will doubt seri
ously wlniber or not the volume of
taue which passed through this city
Wits not nearly as great, if not great
er than the present time. In those
days. Itosehurg com ma tided the en
lire trade of the southern end of the
Male. .t;ir ksuti v il ie. C. ranis 1'ass,
and Ash land all sent tlie.i wagon
trains In-re. ,i rying loads of gi ain
and other j rodmts. well as gold
dust and nu.-:ei-. and went back
load"d with no nhandi-t pure based
in Itoseluirg. To sell an immense
wauon load of meiv handle :o such
a customer vv as not nm om moti lor
tho.-e old tin.e iin n hants. Three
large grain editors were nee s
s.irv to hatwFe the wheat and oats
winch were iMuwn h te or haul 1 to
ll.-ehirg. H is on r cord that one
oi these larL'e !o: al firms loadeil ami
sent to Kimland a whole shipload of
wh'-;it in ihe seventies.
Now ;ill of the commerce from
Kl.vl, Kns'l.UIU tall e..t to belie-
SUNSHINE RANCH TO
PRODUCE LOGANBERRIES;
WILL MARKET PR'
sl ballots w
vole" tor I'le
at i'::to ibis ail
of The Review.
cast in
snieiil.
Illooll
This
fit must oi ii;. i..it
w h i ii i- 1"
i,n i he e is,
w e..t . wit II
-oi;i ht rn hi
i liiklalid as
i:n !
ilida
i- n
' wi'hin a t'
d bv the C
I'ua-t Ratr-'e
.Ms ltld-lie
v and Sut h.
ii i !:ei n limit .
iii
Tins mm:
i 1
r s
i ;tn
tr.idiii
and
rr.toi
i-. a-h -on
tile
as ns
rlin or
Kveu
luany
( 1 1 1 n t r v
e loial
Mi--, ri
i. in for
:. Mi"-
F. W
t I '!e '
W li. :.
Rtel.U
lor the
Oil lit I' .
in t:.e
W !i :e
i the is a
n, ib doi ng
f tl.l -.l.e
.Mar w hi- h
.) SO''. one
It has b. en reported to the Corn
men ial Club by the manager or the
Sunshine iamb, that some interest
ing experimental work is being done
along agricultural lines by this pro
gressive grower. Kighteen acres of
loanb' tries have been set out which
are now two years old. and lune been
trelli.-d, and whiih are expected to
produce a consideraole crop t his
year. -Mr. Lawrence will extract and
boitle the juice for the market, and
this will be done under the super
v ision of I he extension service de
partmeiit or the Oregon Agricultural
College at Cor a His. This will be
the nrst cine loganberry juice has
been ma nut aclured commercially in
the fmpMua Valley, and the experi
ment will be wat( bed with interest
by the industries department of Hp
local Commercial Club, as it may be
the means of attracting a large e
1 1 a t ing and hot t ling plant tor th1
pui I'O.-e. i i has been demon -i ra ted
Hi at loganberries grow splendidly
and w il h an excellent flavor here,
and the mark! is constantl.- increas
ing tor the hot I led pi od m l hot h on
this co.i-1 and in the Kasiern mar
kets. The Commercial Club is also
w ot k ing on a i am paign for a can
nnig. pickling and truit juice manu
fa luring pi, i nt jit Host burg, and
the r -ul of tin1 experiment may b
one ol the means of seen ing Mich a
plant.
As rpoil( through thc-e col
umns a w eek ami, ihe RoM'teiri
( Miin: r( ial Club has nr. d enough
fiber t ax se"d for th" planting o!
i; .e ae-es. and tin- had b en allotted
in fr' nnw-'s in v i mil1- ;-ai is ot
of the
his ial IN
far mer
A total of
the "straw
w hit h closed
at tile oil ice
' sttiiw vote ' was op n to all legal
ttters. There was a wide range
among the choices registered, show-,
ing the diversity of opinion existing
at this time among the voters ol this
vicinity. The vote was canvassed by
M. Fickle and Or. M .1. Cray, shoit-j
lv after the closing hour foi voting !
Out of Hie '.'M ballots cast, Presi
dent Wilson received l;:;. or nearly
hall Ihe total. Colonel Roosev It
was second wllh and Hughes
third with :i 1 . This may be taken as
showing their relative popularity
here. Several scattering voles were
ca-l for individuals. Ihe totals fol
low :
Wilson, of New Jet-. .
Weeks, of Massachusetts
Root, of New York ....
Roosevelt, of New York
lax kwood, of Oregon . .
La Follette. (r W'iscon in
Hugh s, of New Yot k . .
Fold, of Michigan ...
Cummins, of Iowa ....
Claik. of Missouri
I lurion, of oh io
Hryan. of Nebraska . . - .
I'.urab, of Idaho
a Yot k . .
of Op-gnu
LONDON, April U-. Th
meut issued last night t
s or il statement diy Hoist
Holt, the secret agent ol
man government, who now is in the
I'nitcd States in custod.v. giving full
u tails ol his activities in America.
Tlie statement hiistb'S with dates
antl name:; ol places and ol persons
as.-ociated with him. The govern
ment preiaces it w ii h a memoran
dum re. Ming to Yon tier Colt.' iden
tity anil the manner of his arn st In
Kngland.
The memorandum savs that when
Von der Coll, saw a check signed y
( iiitiain von I'apen. the former mili
tary attache of the Herman Kmhassyj
al W aidiiii-ion. wtmh had been:
si i .ed at Falmouth, be admitted his j
endorsement anil asked to be allowed,
to make a voluntary statement. He!
was lliereuium furnished with writ
ing materials and spent the night of,
.laii:':irv I in compiling a statement.,
to wnlih he afterward swore.
The government's memorandum
remarks:
"Von der Coll.' st
(Continued on 1
o --
price of the powder to two cans for
1'.. cents. This emergency was met
by the proprietors of the Rexall, fted
Cross and Central pharmacies by re
jducing the price of the powder to
ifive cents a can. The Owl 1'harmacy
then cut the price of the article to
two cans for five rents. At an early
hour today the Red Cross. Central
and Rexall pharmacies were selling
t;,.r- tne powuer ior iwu ceiu u cuu. w l loti'her
war was ueciareu on ai noon iuoay
when the stocks were depleted.
Presence of American Troops in Mexico May
Result io Trouble, According to Officers-Villa
Not in Battle
Southern Douglas Co. Properties
to Be Developed
'.iKe tl.)
rin.is
AUTOMOBILE "THEfl"
IN
VICINITY OF SUTHERLIN
some
lllllllt t
ev it "li:e nt
n Molidav
j.oi ltd I hal
WilS O'cltsioIH'il
t v ehilig w hell II
soiin one had
CHIlirAurA, April 21. The ex
humed body proved not to bo Villa's,
advices today stated. Consul
reports asserted that Villa
was not wounded In Duraugo. The
(ieneral here announced that he had
received a Carrunza order prohibit
ing aviators from flying over the
.cities, and barring the American ex
pedition from using telegraph and
telephone lines. The Carranzlstas
and citizens fired a volley at an avia
tor Wednesday, who was apparently
attempting to laud here. He later
flew toward San Antonio. Resent
ment of the soldiers and the populace
against the continued presence o(
the expedition in Mexico bus become
so general that the Carranzistas de
clare they will not he able to control
their people unless the troops are
withdrawn. Letcher reported that
the fight at l'arral was not an Iso
lated cast. Other attacks are be
lieved to have occurred. (JuTlerrez
said he always considered the re
port of Villa's death was unfounded.
Letcher reports said Villa was prob
ably not In the (luerrero battle.
Soldiers Withdrawn.
. SAN ANTONIO, April 21. (iener
al 1'ershliiK has w it h draw n the ad
vanced detachments of his expedition
to ore vent their possible massacre
Mining operations on a large scale )M( the hands of Carranzistas, sa
bid lair lo develop In connection with headquarters Mated. The expedition
Hie work of shipping the chromium j M stalled. Future activities depend
oici from old I'lney mountain, fourjon a conference between Generals
and one half miles from Kiddle, says Funston and Scott, (ieneral i'ersh
the Riddle Tribune. Tbe scope of ng'K latest advices detailed the Car
the work will be limited only by thelranzista attitude.. The contents of
amount of ore that can he found In the dispatches were not revealed.
THE ORE IS RICH IN MINERAL
Chromium Ores from the Old Piney Mountain
Will Be Shipped to Distant Smelters
for Treatment
. 1 :
l r,
stolen a lord belonging lo
Peterson, which had been iel'i
ii g on I 'mpiitia si reel in I i
VV. A. Lun-Ieen"s residence, sj
Su i hei I in Sun.
Mr. l'eie;soii motored out
I .uipleeii s home early in I hi
ing and an haur later on pr
to return home be discovered
was gone. Atter making
search In t be v i inil v he i
town and repoited the
Night M..i hal Culler.
A ini u. In i of cil )' ns In i
n r.
stand
out of
ivs the
evell
M fin 6
his car
hunted
e down
iiit-r to
I InveM ignt bm riniined.
I W ASH I NtiTON, Arll 21. Inves
I tlgalion of alleged tierman connec
I Hon wilh the Villa raid at Columbus
Is awailitiK the return of the Amcri-
I can expedition from Mexico, u was
lUTTLKSllll'S TO MOVK.
hoi
e .l. d
I Old W;..
llienii-
an h
J tub
lol
d
Hi-troti. of Ni
Chambi Main,
Si altering . .
i.'ieiirj tii
(1. tt d aw a
oji it.- itw I
thai 1 1 w
lli.it In al!
;e il.t- T-
tii i-n: ng
V;ii ious
b the
ie manlier ol
so me con -hi
have wan
. i oimi. w tub
Total
.s Uii
pi o;
M til
M.ll.le.iP
ilm lh
.i.e to hi I hi' il t ol I It
LOCAL MEN ARRtSTCD
TOR BOCZE SHIPMENTS;
RECORDS SHOW IXCESS
MII'I'M
lll!.-
r ;.l 11
t.. a s
Itltlll,
V, .-pr
' I loll
I I.i.ik
tin- iniiulitalli.
Kilx.ni A.liiiuH, or Oaklnnil, 'al .
III.' .llM.i.al uwni-r llll Will y.
Ilniwn nf I lit- nickel iti'iiuHllH 111 Olil
.inr. sp. lit lai-t Sunday Ihtc nnil
inailr a 'THlal i-xanilnatlnn or the
il""l" 'l n npanv wun .Mr. 1(.al.n,., umhorllatlvcly today
ifroun an.) .iiki'Iisk.-ii nun nun luann
fur I lie ili vi loiniii nt or Hit- property.
Mr. .ilinns. a.-.-firilliiK to reports, wiih
not only wry well pliawd with tlie I'l 1 1 1.A IlKI.IMI I A, April 21. The
pniHpei't of slilppliiK the clirniniiini ,uulelil.H Conlieitleiit unci Kaunas
". lull also 'IM eimer at tills hllVL. ..n ordered to prniBri to nail
li lo dii nlni llilni; W illi t ho vst i w(t,(n ;; hours. Their desllnatlon
nil ki l di posils whii h they own. wuk not nai I. The collier llilllus
The i'ii'i"-nl irlee or (hroinlillil starl'd Tor the I'arlfle l'ot last
ores Fin h as are helnn nulled here niuht.
Is ii'miiiI ll pi r loll, delivered Hi ! o
Iti.l.lle. Th. se ores early 111 Ihe awl-j M)W ltl: H I TH l l-'KAIIKII.
UK'' iiImiiiI ...'. per teiil i hroliiilliii, audi
are In he shipped lo I'll t sliil I'd. I'a., I I.OS ANCKI.KH, April 21. -Major
ulii ie Ihev aie used III Ihe niantl - i ' .old ha ll in Cailllla. l olllldelilllll rep-
r;i line ol elm mi si. el. There resenlallw of I'urran.K. ha refiixeil
l a ureal demand al this time for 'to uttirin or denv reporlx that ho In
tin -i' on -, and Ihe oiil limit to this
i 1 1 1 1 1 s t r v h.-ie will he Hie amount of
in s olila:uahle. Tlie eiileiil nl
III. si- rlilolilllllll ih piislts in Old
I'lliev has llewr been li.ti'llllilieii.
hi .11 ini' the in i
Aelii.
the '
11 na I
al'
I-
l-h. I h
i'' I "Hi'
ii.ii
i ik's i
. tlie
- ami
r.i ;
in plant
C'lmni.T
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hi!.!
i tin
i' r'i a I
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elld-
1 lie
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V till
i are -or II
LTi.w'l t"
;.l .iii a- S.
ted and
paid to lie
l.e re'i'liie
'one and
fall when
on'- who i
..' r- t It
. ial I'luli a
e t.f e t.i
It low.
llns tir,
will nil. t
1 r- .-i"ill.-i-
mil aure- to plant and
ilid iltn:-li th"' sltaw so
sl'iplli. Ill til the 'Lite f ti
..i' mi w h'-t :t w i 1 ti" r.-t -Sillt'h'd
and the te inn. s
if:
' CI OW '-r
d to p.n
i, 11. '-hall
ttie .io;i
. illtei.-l
pi, -..I
Til" J,,
$ : lor I
hu-hil
Is cilli.
il sh"'i
l th"
will
I
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II v
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Ills here s
. I nt.sl.il'le I
i noon I il' d
lo.nl j'i-lie ion
Sta i;
Hat, ls. a ..,iis
ti'ioe -ilpl
.i ino'llil s allow. I
hltlotl law.
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re. fids , !in w h
eiiliitiioli i arn' is
ai" ilintit' d w it
law i.
w it 1 1 1 11
low on
in h ;
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Il ti" o
. t, ! : i'in n.ii-i !'
(Contlnuea "L t,f l
!- l
Mi'.." It
n a p.
fr'ini l.'e
few davs
K'i n'-nw.
Ih'
and
th.
e In
II, "!
tilled
.ai'k -
Mall 1
he.
ilil
il.
Wi'k and '!."ii''
a Riid Mad- ii" . of Mih
rr; d here I h i- a fl rnnnti
ns--Ie. and w'l s..,.nd a
w i!h A V Slew ail n:
T!"V had 1 i"-n "t'.n'h
nt r In the southern ?tale,
mid are now -t. : hoiu"
lii ill ' nf v lil-k
r iur. -s and M n '
s- .pi n nis aie d -i' I I
Mar. h 11 MaHf
inn i in ,l in h n.oiinl n'
nn Kebi uar v 1 mi l
I- nllow IriK linli'1' a
thh afternoon. Stale
was k '. ti uii'il S't
. t.r 'i ir . I I n't I ""' .!
s -." red hi. i !
eer. I n '.ir" I. "t '"
Mar. ii ' 'I h-
ions nf ni re s I v jo at , "
' appealed and as th. i
ui. lay mornlni; uiii.d
oil.
d.i
' or t .'
Ih. a
pliii.d tin
for the reason thai lierelnfore the
pi lie has he'll so low thai they were
lint I in id' I "t nl . iilnliiereial value,
hilt the ,!iii,; lids nl lliela lllll V lliW'
i h.iiiif .1 this i ,'1,'lilioii sn that th"!
'.in now he liiin.'l al a lilolll.
I ' I 'J I II O W II I lift!! HIS IIS I lllll I
' o 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 ' , i ..' pi ii I'"' I tin; w ill k Is
lo Ii" li a in-il I a led nn Die Inimulalll
In a-' ' I t.U'l II xl' lit il! the !
ii i nn. i ii in neiiosils. so thai they .all
i li I . I'll 1 1 1 i li ... 1 1 hew Itl'-at a seal"
!!.' v. ill he .' i-ll'iei in plepai lllKj
I i wots, and iii.it their pres. nt plan;
is tn imtie and ship all lli" i hromluiii1
ni'-. I hat . an he Itah'lh d al a pin'll I
.- .,11. led ahull! tlllillls'll Ihe nil k"l I
d ,"'.! . mi t lie mull main tlie
' - 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 ' i , i ii.i s linn li- ri I'li'uuti
t. i I ii. ..ir ...iis. pl.t. . s at Hie times
.h. n il' I. Ii'l'll" 111 work w .is liellii;
.I'll,- 'or tlie ii" Kid mn Mr. Ilinwn
an'! ! l: a '.' ial' s i nw pinpuse In
itn a'ter ihe . lit niiiltiin nri'H and will
lull" H oil II 'I illltlM 1 II .1 II I 1 1 I I'M
id W ii.it is lii'lli'i. 'l lo
i.i I L'e lit mn li In i"ius it
low th,. waitnn trail III
nt Ihe pla.-e kliiiwn lis
and I Ins IS ill ii to la-
it i. siii-i.i. i Ainilher il. pusil s
s.,1 I In . l .1 nil Ihe lands ell, I. lin ed
in ' . In h: nnk fi.iiii. and I' l( Sliip
ii an. irJ ner ot the farin. recently
a ii mm ii. "d his i n I . n r ton of iniesli.
K. hi, It I III-. Willi llie Idea of also
ii'inmu' and sliij'idiii: Ihi- ores.
-o (at. a'luul four rarloads ot
i Iihiim ni' i.i. s i'ave In-i ll mined out
and p'll nn the dumps, anil the work
ol ha iliiii; this to Kiddle and load
(Coiitluued on uses I.
IiIiik .for Villa, helievini! hlin
to he Iii hidiiiK ill thin vlilnlty slneo
the t'oloiuhus raid. euililla heiuls
the Simma uliiie pullce. It wim ad
mitted that hlK mission here Ik o(
Ihe iitiuust Impiii tnuoc to hiH icoiern
liielit He said he II pleilned not to
talk reKarillni: Ihe ohie. t o( Ills yisit.
It in known two ormiiii.atloiis here
an- trvinii to Inst liuie a new revolution.
TABLE HOCK THURSDAY
M
le- n
s In
U r.il
nn .
P'.i-
1 Hilhrealh. nr Itiddle, win
iniur.d In some wa this iiiuiniuit
al 'I utile Koi k. wli-re he has heel!
enitin'. -l In . IcnriiiK land for l.ous
d.in l. olliers. Htivn the Kiddle Trl
hulie .f i lit in y Vokuiu photied In this
arieiiiiiun that hilt ad I Il eaiiKht
In a l.tlllim tr.e. that he was spltllnn
l.lond. and to hum .1 do tor titers
as he lllllllt he seiiuu-li liiMir.'il.
t'uithet details weie ii ii ohi ti i iia tile
Mrs. lilU.reath and on. linln lt. I r.
W K Kaiser. A II Marsh. KUie
l.ntsilull and ll'O Khodes Imirilel
No I.. ut II oiluik KiiiiiK to Ills
nssislalue, and hoped lo lie Ithle to
slop the train nt the mouth of Tuhle
creek, in order tn stive the aevernl
miles walk front I'" k. the neurent
railway station. The party went
prepared to earrv Mr. t'lllhreuth out.
It nereiisary.
Henry ('. Martin, of Kustern Ore
Kon, lian arrived here to upend a
few il.iin oith frlei. iis.