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Newspaper Page Text..t PUBLICITY THAT PAYS. UKG TRAVELERS BAT Roaetrarg u the he town la Ore. (no and Ium the ben outlook for per manent mowih. This .bom tiMC united effort stlna. Keep It Dp. The ttertew can frhow adrertlkcrt bo)ute pruof ttuit It circulation i AO r i-ent larger thaa any other ItKnJ paper In UoukIu County. VOL. XIX. ltosmti itn, oi:i'tix. vi:ii:siay kvkmnc. may i, So. St. REVIEW LEADER OF MEXICAN ID BATTLE DRAIN CLKTON STAGE ROUTE Will BE CON TINUED, SAYS HAWLEY OFFICERS SELECTEfl Grants Pass Physician Elected President of Association Mexicans Said To Be Massing Southwest of Bouquillas BORDER CROSSED BY AMERICANS A Irainloail of Motor Trucks left Marathon With Supplies for Ibe New Lxptditjoa loddy Telegraph CoaslratKd. i WASHINGTON. May 9. The post-1 ofiice department has Informed Rep-, regulative Hawley that it lias de cided not to abolish the star route between Itrain and Klkton. Oregon, which it had proposed to discontinue because of completion ol the road between Kunenn and Marsh- 1 it-Id. The present contract for mail pay between the points named is re garded as excessive, however, and new bids are beiiiK advertised for in (lie belief that cost of the service tan bo reduced. The department has also promised further inquiry as to the requested j reestablishmeiit of abandoned service, between Klkton and Siottsburn. "for1 the pur (lose of ascertaining if the : .itiiT if inim in 1 110 i-niii muni I v fnvnlv-l favorable action al this r" "..Bun j which nut in Ko.-.ohurg Tuesday, reached a close late that niKhl fol lowing an informal smoker held in lilt Klks' lodge room, at the corner J list ADDRESS WILSON LEAGUE, COURT HOUSE TONIGHT lr"iv: BANQUET HIED IAST NIGHT! The Next Meeting of (he Southern Origon I Mediul Assoddlion Will Be Held at Grants Pass Well Pleased The annual meeting of the South ed justify time." (MUMVAl COMrWY HKAhV. Lane and Jackson streets. llie effect that the Ilrowniim Carni val Company has made all arrange ments to come to Rosebum, and will arrive lure on Sunday preceding the carnival. The Urowning shows are said to be among the best on the coast ami will probably give general satisfaction here. i .CfilC H0TI11ED MARATHON. May 10 Demetrio Cura, leader ol the Clenn Springs ' raiti is. was killed win If I ig tiling witli two American cavalrymen ut lceju( i s yesterday, according to an Amei b an ;:i ri. inK here today. The . Mexicans nvv . -portet: to be massing southwest of I io u it nil las. Troois ut t lie Ki'tht !i Ca a:ry are ex pert t d to cross the bunb-r this afternoon in pursuit of the tih-nn Springs nandhs. Some ol the troops have arrived at I'.ounuillas. and another Fijuailron is due i:might. The signal eorps It as ousti ui led 1 s miles ot field tele graph. A trainiuad ot motor trucks left Marathon with supplies for f'.u m-w ex;. "dit ion. Colonel Sibley is enroate to lJou,tiilIus to command the expedition. Time Limit 0imm-4. KL PASO, May 1 fl. General Scott has sent to Washington the sugges tion ol General Obreion that ih1 Americans and Mexi'aiis co-operate in - ruilinir tlie border, each maining on their own side of the Was AuHlOfilivdy Stdtfd That lilt Cymric line. Heni-i a .s .ii uil ii nu r unnuni are opiimi-tie and expect a peaceful endiim of the conferences. Genera) Scott held the whip hand in the .Mex ican situation today, as for the first time the A niericrtn troops are numerically superior to the Mexi cans. G neral S ott is ob.luiat' against fixing a time limit on the expedition. -I. It-,.-.' .-oeolvnl ln.rA tmlfll- tn Of preceding me smoivei ium .imimis physicians, together with a number of Koseburg doctors were the guests of Drs. Sccly, Sether & Stewart at u banquet served al the inipiiua Hotel. The menu induded all sorts ol dainty dishes anil was pronounced one oC the most delightl ill affairs held in Koseburg for .several years. The last business of the sessions held Tuesday was the election of off leers for the ensuing year. Those chosen were: Dr. F. 1. Strieker, of (irauts Pass, Pres.; Ir. V. L. Koeho, ; cf Yon. alia. Viro I'res.. anil Hr. A. 1 C. Sooly, of Koseburg. Scry, and Treas. Delegate elected to the stale I convention included llrs. F.. II. S'pvjrv el llnsebrrg: K. II. Pirk.d. ! of Medford. and V. II. Flannisnn. , of Cranls 1'asa. Tlie alternates are: l)rs. tieo. K. Ilouek. of llosehuri;: jleovae .larvis. ol Ashland, and . - . SwedenberK, of Medtoril. A eoniplele list ol the iln vl'lans j. resent at the convention lollows: lrs. Andrew ('. Smith. Krm-st K. Tin k.-l . Iianb'l X. Uobei i,. Uohi rl ('. Coffee and I. S Moore. I'onland; V. I.. Iloiho. Yoncalla; K. .1. Wain srott and U. K. lieVnre, Oakland; V. II. Vin'M. K. V. Hoover. C.eorun K. Ilouik, 'A'. II. Wade. II. li. Shoe maker. A. V. Sether. 1.. M. l.elirliaeh, A. C. Seeiy, I-:. II. .Stewart and l.u !etl:i Sieilh. Ilos.lnnm M. (!. Hen- Srtiodule.l to take part in toniulit's political meetiiiK ut the courthouse under the ausid.es of the newly or r;mied Woedrow Wilson l.euKile, lion. Milton A. Miller and Hr. J. V. Munim. ol I'oiiland. and Hon. T. II. Crawford, of l.a tlrande. arrived liere Ibis atl-Tiioon from tlie south alter a successful trip in Hie Interest i of I'residenl Wilson's re-election. In Southern Oregon. The speakers, who-are among the. irosi prominent liemoeratft iu th- ', si:iie and are lhorouKhly in touch with the sllualion as rennrds l'resl dent W ilson's chances, have a nuni-j ber of important facts to present an I i a lur.-'c atlendance Ib expected to be' on hand to hear their address. Kaeh ol'the men is an elo(iieul ipeukcr and is well Informed. Tonliiht's lneetinii will be conduct ed under the direction of the new officers, who were elected a few weeks aco. and an Interesting pro p rani i msislini; of other speeches by iocal persons and several numbers ei, lei iainins In tlielr nature will be rendered. o Move Instituted to Do Away With These Officers LETTERS MAILED TO DIRECTORS fORMER R0SE8URG MAN WON SUIT APPEALED FROM CIRCUIT COURT There Are Two Sthocl Supervisors it Douglas County aril of Whom Receives a Monthly Wage sf $100 For the second time within the past ear the county court has sent i ODD FELLOWS COMING British Boat Submarined in Viola tion of Agreement NO AMERICANS WERE ABOARD1 Was Not Engaged io Government Ser vice Cargo of AiTiranriilion. 1 tetters to the school directors of the several HoilKlas County districts in an effort to ascertain whether or not they desire to continue the em ployment ot school supervisors. There are two school supervisors in Huiik'hs County at the present time, each of whom receives a monthly salary of IIDU. The law provides ! that whenever a majority of the dl ' rectors of the several school . dis tricts ol any woiiniy petition the county educational hoard 111 writing, asking lliat said county be made exempt -from the provisions of said act, the county educational board shall thereupon dismiss all super visors, and the county shall not HKain he subject to the provision of I the act until a majority of the school I directors shall petition in favor I hereof. In accordance with the letter pro pared by lllstrict Attorney l.eorge N'euner and sent out by direction of the county court, an evpression of j the school directum Is asked with reference to maintaining the sillier-, visors. Should the directors favor ! retaining the unpen Isora they will V.vitine Members Will Begin Arriving Here so noiiry the county educational , . . , board. In the event they believe the. On SundiV. MaV 21 MSSHin lOO- M,,.rvisors should be eliminated they will so petition ine ooaru. Count v Superintendent tj. In a decision rendered Tuesday the Ore;on Supreme Court ntliriued the decision of Judge J. W. Hamilton, of Hung!:! Counly, in Hie case of .1. H. .urcher vs. J. II. Itooth. The suit was originally filed by Mr. Zurcher to recover the sum of approximately tluilo, which he al leged was due liim us commission for the sale of certain lands belonging to Mr. Ilooth. The case was tried In the Circuit Court here and Mr. urcher was given a judgment in the sum of $1110. The attorney for the defendant then nppcutcd the case to the Supreme t ourt for final de termination. Mr. Zuicher is at present living In Portland. At the time he brought the suit against Mr. Ilooth he wiis coiiiiecled with the Commercial Ab stract Co.. of this City. I.KIWW MISSUS IIKAYY. l.ONIiON. May 10 More than 71)0,011(1 Hermans have been killed, nnd I.T.'iO.ih"! wounded, so the press bureau announced, the estimates be ing ba-ed on the Herman official lists. The total number of Herman prisoners and missing Is :i:U,0H(l. These figures do not Include naval and colonial losses. Italians Were field in Check by Russian Soldiers ARTILLERY MUCH IN EVIDENCE The frenih Were Unable It Compete Will Germdn Artillery and Ammunition frenih losses Were Heavy. the Local Committees Are Arranging Program For Session Wm. fl. Cannon Nominated for Register of land Office tinurs Until Friday, Miy 26 llrown and oihe PRODUCfS OF SCHOOL WILL BE EXHIBITED DURING THE CARNIVAL Arriinc.ciuents were made here to day wherein- A. .1. l.illuin. the Cass street lie ri hunt, and II. W. Strong, the .lack.-nn street merchant, will dis play in their show windows products of the manual training and doice'lic science cl-.ssc.-i of the KoseburK High Siliuol. The displays, whi h will include :in arrav ol useful and ornamental arih iis. will lie placd in the show j window; of th- .-e enterprising firms ; next Wednesday and will lemain then- until alter the close of the; Strawberry Carnival. The members of the manual training class haiei been unusual y busy Tor several weeks, and their .li-pl.iy promises t i he sunn ihliig 'i"itc remarkable. Nut to b out lone bv tlv hoys, the mem bers of 11. e d estie science das l.OMiON, May HI. American Consul Frost, al Oueenstow n, wired I the American Kmbassy cotifii iiialion I of tlie report that the Cymric was not warned belore being attacked. He continued the statement that no Americans were on hoard, and that itie Cymric was not armed. Dis patches ai-'reed that the liner did not attempt to escape. ii was atithori taliveiy slated that it was not in the Admiralty service. The ship car ried a million dollars worth of munitions, and as an ordinary tuer ch..iitman was intitled to the im munities that tiermany pledged to America. To Punish Commander. C.entrd s message did nut say whether the note contained anything except the acceptance of responsi bility. The Herman Kmliassv staled a lull disav u w al, ample reparation and satisfactory punishment of ill submarine commander will be made 11. It. Sutllerilli: li. u. .larvis anil .1. !!. Hiniinn. Ashland; K. It. I'lekt I, Medford: W. II. Klannif an. K. H S'ricker and A. A. William, (irants Pass. It was decided to hold the next meeting at ('.rants I'ass. The dates of the meeting will be announced later by Hr. Strieker, the newly elected president of the a-snciat inn. Tuesday's meeting was one of the best held by Hie association for sev eral years 'ami was mil h en loved bv all who chanced to lie ill aH -nd-11 nee. Most of Hie visiting plivsi cians left for their lesp.-ciive homes on Tuesday night's trains, after ex pressing themselves as well pleased wilh the entertainment afforded them during their livi-f slay in Uo--burg. The official program for the Oram! I. mice of Odd l-'ellows Io be le ld here beginning May '1, Is be ing arranged by a committee of le.tg-men and will be ready for pub- Mr. Ciinnon Served as Mayor of Medfoid Iwo turns and is Known Throughout Suiithirn and Western Oregon llcaliull wilhin the 11, XI few days. 1 tl. C. Wo id is chairman of the pro gram 101 ittee. An excellent, pro gram is being arranged for tills oc casion, in conjunction with the an nua! Strawberry Carnival. It is ex pected that this will lie one of the hesl and most largely attended ses sions cv-r held ny tne mm renew (M s,.,,d supervisors, ami nave ol On 1,011. It Is ex." ted that everv 0.:v expressed themselves to that loilce In Hie siale w ill represented ;I , ,', numerous 01 caslons. About lu re and the Hranil Lodge of the a r ., lt llinVi. was instituted l i state of Washington w ill send a spc- ,,iM,m,i,. Hie supcrv isors. but Hie cia! reiiresenlative. 1 Ueii.,(d directors of the county The local cominitlees held a meet ing Tuesday night and all reported educators of local prominence are ot Hie opinion the supcrv isors should be retained A similar sentiment appears to pre vail in the rural districts. Since- the supervisor system was Inaugu- ruled a few years ago Hie rural William II. Canon, of Medford. schools of the counly have progress- as lta,i:l- nIlin!!iuicd by President ed lap:dlv, and i.nl'h good has been wilsuii for ll.-clslrar ol the l ulled accomplished. Much of the credit states hind oftlcu at KoseburK to liF.HUN. .May 10 (By wirelei via Say ville I A eml-of filial war oftlc statement today said: "Although It Is generally considered that attacks on fortllled position must be nude with forces four time superior to those of the defenders, the Uenuan are assaulting Verdun with really less than half the numerical strength of the French, army, which ha Kan. nun men there. This l half the entire force France has at its disposal for active fighting. The second German attack on Verdun is based on the crushing effect of heavy artillery. The French are un able to compete with the Hermans in urtlllery and ammunition. The enormous French losses are due partly to the effect of artillery and partly to the tenacity of the French, who refuse to abandon the trenches. Major Moruht. In reviewing the situ ation, said the Herman successes were gained against armies numeri cally superior. He said the Aus trian held the llnliam of twice their Blreligtll, helpless." o svr.inox SIHIITKII. lor the splendid coli.lliion 01 100 Bu,v(.ed mo late .1. M. I pton. ncconl schools of Douglas County Is said to , (I) message received here tills he due to Hie eiroils 01 tee sus-r-vlsors. Tlie member of the counly court are .aid to lie opposed to iclalning A DANDY OKI -HI-lrvTISA. en bus best I and liibils will ha ev er ar- to le b. hae .lo In one of the ranged here. ; Persons who d. sir '.italut"d w ith w hat I the manual training local si bonis should Ho-iten liui'ding. at Main and Dtelgla 1 spec! their pio'lll'ls. t.r.-v.llls cn:l lion of the vaiio is articles on di play there. onio ac done bv c'a-se of the all at Hi" Van the nirn. r of Ire Ms. and ln I.ack of spa- e ration and d. scrip- MRS.4B0B"FITZS1MM0NS WAS WIFE Of PUGILIS ltM-1mrK lliiili Si hiKil SiiMrts . n I ft it lent Musical i-;aniiitinii The Koseburit II Sc-hoo! pnh- nhly uoasts ot one of the niot elti ciMit on-hejitiiif in Oregon, accord in t; to persons who he liad tlie op l i, turnty to li-ten to their selec tion. Tlie orchestra is comprised ut L'.l n:einhrs ol the Hitih S tio'il , ami is un ler the leadthip of I'rof, I V. C. Kui-atrick. The orcii-s;r;( i;as si'-endidly, aciordiim to all v pons, and lias be.-n in u h in demand d'l.um tlie past tew tuoutlis. The 1 1 ; t 1 1 1 i ' h of the or- he-tra are: Krank (' Kii.pntri k. dir- tor; Walter t!i n 'a.M , HertM-ri . i vv el) l.eo Itanp. trombone; S.'-lla Krohn, piano: M:)'li-d M--nr. Karl Uitrr. ilruin-. r-tne .luruMis. M;'r- Inir. Kte. l'--!U Krolm. i;etilte I It ..)h, r II. Cie:,.s. Krnest Arun I il !, tiilrev Smith, iolin: .lames t'.t;..ph-ll. r:.te ( ar-tens, c at;ii"t : ' W'a do Miini'T-'. t'hiii'it- ( roi ker. It'liffnid l!-ti-i-. (orotift: H.t:nM Zitii ' m-rteaii. aln, 11 ham Hailev. Kv.-r- , f:ut.-; Otto Tro- , p." o- ' SHERIFF QUE ASKED TO INTERCEPT GYPSIES; ARRIVE HERE THURSDAY i That the band of C.ypsies who are 'now enroulc to Hn .-bu'g lioi.i the south are accompanied I'V a vvbiie child whose par.-ntaiie has not le-ll as. -rlaiii-d bv .lhe P.i.-iil- Coast -e. c-rs. was the ini.iniiat.on received bv Sii.-rnf Qui tie in lav In a telct.no f,,.,n Slieiilf Sllillh. ot (.ranlr Pa--. In the telegram r.-c r.-d In r.- Sic 'iniiie wa-. ask. d to intercept ; p-;i -. and il poss,',.i. det-rmine I 1 lelil 11 v or the hlld Tl... ti.i.s:e ar av.-'iru in automobib s. ami I' -1 Uraii's Pa-., lale vesier.lr. all. -11101111. In older In lie' prep.tr" I Io.- til. -r i.riiv .1 n -r . .-.Ii.ri-r J : '. 1 1 - ii is m o nil s ia".. d up li.petv S'l iif I avuliv lle nnt llie n' II. 1. iuire-1 kin--. d that pt . no nn 1 il is III elt T In. nil I -e n t nii.n: P ca rnvin.at.!'. . v lusj- . r .1 -ii lit.-l b'lnre Ib-nt progress on arraligemenis for this big occasion. Visitors will begin arriving lure on Sunday, May 21. and Hie Patriarchs Militant will hold ihiir s.-sions of Hie Depart nicnl Council of o-.-gnn on lnii.lav. An aved in iln-ir brilliant uniforms ISVv will me. I til- special train com iiig here from Porlland. bearing rep-1 resenlatives and visitors from tl .' nn.lberTi cud eastern pa. Is of t te state. This train is srh.ilili.d to reach lore at l:"n p 111 Thai even lllg a big genera! reception will be held at the armory for all Odd l-'el-Invvs ami Itch-kali-. A tine program is li-iii- an ir.ged tor Hi- evening. (In 'In.-. -iav morning tin- (irand K:n ,1, p-ne.,1 nd II - It' -bekah As sembly of Or.-gon will op.-n in recii lar s. s.-mn on Tu. -day evening Hi . Ii l.ekah lieur-e will be evempliln -I .v a dnli I . a 111 H n i. Hrants P.i-s (in . dn-s.!a n.n iiina llie Hr.iii'l Lodge Of Ol'-nnll "I'! "pen in IIIiUM' s.-s dun W.-dn. sd .v ev.-niag the - Purnle Decree will le. eon- I ',v r,e .i.e.:.. Llica ;n pin. -11' . i ... Lie si .1. I" The In.pei 1.1I Old . .1 will ai-n : 1 1 1 "II Ci'-ir nev'-.-s 1 jink-" on W .-In.-sd iv 1 ..II ..!! K. !l..s i-l In-1" ,. f-ed I Ii- b. ar ." Tn o-.'le" a wavs ciaranl.e 1 l-'ll. I 'l a big feed fused to 10 operate wit 11 tne plan. As a result the move was defeated and the supcrv Isots were retained. JOHN HUNTER ASKS ON SCHOOL afternoon. Mr. Canon is probahl one 01 the hesl known residents o Medford, where lie has Hved lor a number ot years. He was mayor o.' that city for two terms and was ac tive in bringing aboill many ol th ' municipal improvements there. II : also s- rved as police judge there lor a number of years, and Is al present rererce In bankruptcy lor that dis trict. Mr. Canon lias b'-en a life long j Democrat. During the iiduilnisl ra tion of President Hrovi-r Cleveland, Mr. Canon s rved as I lilted State- ! Marshal In Wisconsin. As soon in (Mr, Canon's nomination Is con:lru.ed ' bv the I'. S. Scnale he will come to I l(.,s. I. org and a--unie Inr, lo w duties ' Mr. f'ai had the support ol many pi eminent Deinm-rats of his secliun of Ih- slat.-, and Ins appointiu.-nl as id nd o unexi'.-cledly I.O.NHON. .May in. Norwegian ships sightid a large Herman squad ron, with submarines, in Hie North Sea, so Copenhagen reported. The Herman warships examined the Danish merchantmen's papers, o FORMER DOUGLAS MAN PASSED AWAY RECENTLY NEAR CENTRAL POINT He; 1 r;tr .In hn lliint-r. the cont rai t fm building, is 1 his asks fm its will u sa.d to Ii the low the new evening dravval. ii bidder uu high school e ted L, The r-U''St IKM Cl.l-l.ll:vr :ts. nauded Io Ih ' II. It'll- st.-if lilw 'l.t M 11 . am of Hold Poitlaud, on Mns school board and will be ronsi.ieic.i al 11. night s 1 ting. I While tlie reasons why H.-k his release will Iml irilll his omit. Hum at'iin read to tb- h iard. v.irio'is n staled todav that Mr. Hum h-cii unwilling to a" -pi his 1 .n v i-w ol He- ' hang s In Hon that have be. n i-.ii. sli the sub Iiil-M."l " ficlllties have a bnatd 11 ml Mr. I i slnn of th- s p. ' 1 and Ml. Hull' Popular Young in lilllllo Ij.iI) Was Manlcil Last Sunday. he should be known lias I II eai iiet - er has out l a' t 11, si 1 ii.--d since flCMtes lilt ri . n le I Wei ll the .,!.! over tlie l.-vi-L.atmil". 11 is ".lid. ii 111 v unwilling to In Miss lima Clements, daughter of Mr. ami Mis. .1. F. CI nls. former r. snl tils oT Kosehiltg, was 11111:1 led at llie home of her parents al CelTU Hi and.-, Idaho, last Stindav . a"onl Ing to alili'.iinc In' lits i.-eelved h'-l lodav. 'lb.- grnom Is Math, w C. tj'iav, a pioleineiil Ohio dtuggisl. Mr and Mis. O iav It l Cerra (. ramie Mi nlav evening Inr Ohio, where tli.-y will tnal:- tb-ir fnliite hume. '1 b-bild- is w. 1 knnwn in Itns-bnig and (Iriiniti D. Allison was born In the slate ot Vermont on Feb. :l, 18:11, , b.-lng S.'i years of age at the time 01 his death. Ho was married to Miss Mary K. llause In Indiana in the year of 1H..7. Mr. and Mrs. Alli son celchraled their golden wedding nine years ago. The last lift years ol his nr.- were Hpcnt In Hie states ur Oregon and Washington, and at one time he was 11 resident of Doug las Counly. I II.. Is survived by five children: 'W. O. of I'kluh, Ore.; (). li., of 1 Ceniialla. Wn.: .Mrs. Carrie Vaughn, lot llepi r. Ore.: Mrs. Kmina Doo- llttle, ol Cottage Hrove, tire., and I .Mr.i. Cora Stanton, ot Centralis, Wn. Tli.-te are lit grandchildren anil -Lhl gi. at Ktanil' hildreli. Mr. Alison passed peacefully nwa.- on Mav .:. lltl'i, at the home ol his daughter. Mrs. Stanton. COI.I.l;! TIVH I I'MH Miss Th etnpl.e-d lets ol III' morning b' tile Inn, Is una Alley, who has been is . lerk in the hcA.lo.uar . .anilvul committee, this gall the task or cullectiug subscribed by the nier- ca I It Mils. Ill II ki: IH III. Ml., the . li-l. le lit t'e tl Tl- Mis Lo'.e-lt . li K:V-i in.t - 1 : ml h. , I. ch-l-t .van- mons is sa talker and Ere-t. J ,V I'ortianl -1 three ad.'r was B i -. n th- tl. v. s;a t?-rii:i!.t ; inn h. av vw - Kltsle.tllOtls. -: ( h-tr- li .11 .venli.g. a- e.ve.i b-re 11,1 i 'ltlinns tw ii e but lat , I- n Mntll. Fit : III II mi here nn train N'n uiorrow afternoon Mr' .1. nv f .1 . in a "in. -:.. rab s nr tl'at wP! prob at igllt pUL-i- wi'l s;.-.ik lie-' '.uri td-.tii: to a - nmriiing attempt 1 r a , e-te.l i r-hiK'-'l in l.t.-stni- TV tlll-l.t doubt b While in . In.-ll,-.' as - dr.v. and n'li ltv hv itv. Mrs. biv arrive o'clo. k tu- f K.irtucr lt.eM-l.uig urse Died ill Pnlthill.l. 1 . ,1 fr 'd- tr.c e nlf 1 if. Olll'. S'lllie d hl- Worl -r n rn i t Mn .1,1. at, 1 for Portland Portland n ains f v. a- r ant.n III A 111 . :n-t- v lit eral v -, eived here tills ing the d-ath of : r av. 1 7 I v.-arJ. - past a r -id-nt of in,- r.i! was he d In t tc-nl of the re in the Kiv.-rvi-w M:-. I - IDltf-'. . tin. in- d 111 n ,rim: -r ol tii- d- -an 'I now r l l.' g- i.'- thrnw ti i 111- n. -:i ti.at a- ti On 'I hi ,,' 111. r- tiinl-d. a Will be 1 l.ti 'I n V'l.s'. T P.,-t (,-a The le: out his propn-ltl IB III- belief of ,i Is g a raily v.. r .-, .,r in- Hinds wn Into lie sini'tiii. Silblliltled prop le in: id b: d tha tl V 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 V . v. b - I sh. her of v. a: s i'l iot ellt s It, I !: Mil l-'n lain-l t -i hnnl in was also -1 . :,1 o'. -at th- el ! ir. s ol 1 tn itl f..r h-P Mis plio. nix. A't.nna. IIOMP. vP.DVI.NT I.H'hK, I1 It IS. Ma t'e The tl.riir. 1 hon.l ardni-nt northw.-t of Verdun has s.ack-n-d. so It was off t la', y announced. I tth tit - kidnap;-. .1 , s.: tn it," 1. j- 1 o'f. tl lUlilV. Lit MiPOP.D To Mr : nd I'.rad'oid. of West Hns T'l. -d.iy. Va. . a .on I. (lit . ; I hi a n- ' ' s v i I be con .,,1 a (i-.-l Lal-l-ti :I pa I ad l . n al - l' m Tim I -da , . . - - ,t c t h- P:.-t I . ' and I'., ,t I, IS' d Pattian Il- ari l ,-i 11- :-: l-l t old ..a r. ii r mil chd bail'l'l'-t . . .. ,..,s ,,: :. rs w I I I and i ji --..11.-1 Lit the ion: t ..r, .,: I II-;,-. set,- i . ,, i,, r-pt - i.' 'hi ' I,' 1 1.- Sov : i : c n ,!;.,, ' !.. I., d at Chat , ,tII . i(ia s. pf. cil.-r i inn,,:,, tit : tl and w n : n ,. -.. f mm a 1 P-' n . of " " ,, i i. -tat- aii'l iom.'-r t:ii-V.,,-i ,,i t .em will S"i--i'l .. ,. ! In It ... burg -nin th- le-S- .,...: 1,1 I ill- hlng w... il.-. i tele and ol:: be I.. ..'I whn h t -It lor .i.li I ti ll. i -lit. i u:k e . m dim: to . -that lilti ng and lu:--I ii t ! v it r-lnfoi 1 111 I he w ,il s ,,e. li d In -ting tnli.-bt nv . r t he . n-t lived for a I'utii ln jniiiitig b. r par a linn- Mrs. tj'iav : this cnuiil.. She 1 as st. tii.crapher ,r. (..o. L. lion. o - - cbal.l .. atl.l Which will d. f . a lug the expenses nival. be used In of the car- rvii vr is Ai pi;o mi. 11,11 1- 11 P: b:i;.i. .1 I I .in FAIFiER CF ROSLEURG MEN DIED YESTERDAY; FUNERAL HLLD TOMORROW Thu at Mr an I' ,c k on th ' t t ' I tins at ! d. II. in" ,1 the e .,r Hn In Mi nd wll p I i will b, . nut : a ' : t: l.f In Mr i.'ild In, i" .1 I, , t : M I nn for a nl.l l:.. .. ,1 In-: .1 lll- l'l .II lng the carnival h,0lis uf the (.land Lodge hna d w il' t iif. ii. iu- i . d.-f Iimli.-v Is ' on I th.. contra, tot his ptoims.il. n . n '" r ' -ut "i ' : hld V hat a II ti In- i- n it ', rt.nli. Lut It of s i ' I'm1 l-l .1 Ini I. t-d 'a ' a- refuses to carry out tin- ;h L:i ! Ill an THIHTDOIM. Dxi I I I III. A V -1 1 I N' . 1 I 'V. Mi- 1 " Veil. ii"- ,.,r I,, i ; 1 1 1 1 has I III. I -' I- t il . ill .Itig ti.at the C. I li an S'lnil-- 'ietl ,.. i 'ii th- S'l-scx iae l- enroiiie Wa-iilngton. r. tti.-ti d A tel. gt. tin was received here this in- sji-n: n.,.in:iii: annoitn.-lng the death of i no. m ic .lli ii Patrh k. at lllanls Pass, yester- .i. I1 . d.n- Mi Patri'k was a native o' ..'inn inr ,d:a:ia and mrlved In KoseburK i,::ii ' iiiiimi .:.' v.arsagu. He first located . 1 t. i- I mat ( a t, . nn v i lie, where he lived for Hni has ,,!,, d i. nn wars. He th.-n moved Client on tn 1,1:11,1. Pass, where he made his hnm- almost continuously for the that b- l.,-i .-x wars. Mr. Patrick was 7S 11 n ' .,- I " : , a r s ot a ;:e. In a.i 1:1!', 11 to leaving his wife. Mr. pntr-.k is survived by five children, alnnti- tll.-m being C. II and J. H. p.itt,. k. ol tins: cltv The funeral was le-l l :il Hranls pass this after liunn. Interment uf the body follow ing In n cemetery there. Ills two ons rrotn this city were with their father when he pass"d away.