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Newspaper Page TextPI B LI CITY THAT PAYS. The Review ran show Adrrrtierf hMilute pmof that lt rirruluiioa to fto per cenl lai-tcer limn mnf other loeal paper in tMuuhit County. TRAVELERS RAT RuarbOrg u the bes ton la Ore. Hon and hu the bwt ouljook for per nuuient irrowlli. Thla shows that united effort win. Keep It up. itosKitnuJ. oiuxios. niiitsn.xv kxkin.. may ii. mm. ;l " VOL. XIX. Xo. 02. EBURG REVIEW QUIET LIFE IS BEST Mrs. Bob fitzsimmons Tired of The Great White Way JUDGE HAMILTON IS PRAISED BY EVENING iTWO PEOPLE KILLED JT. MIMSTKIl STM.l. KISIIINt:. ait HikIh 0mnunil)' to In- dulno In Favorite rtlim. FEW ESCAPE DEAFL2 "EL nmvini duimlu i li on the eve of his departure for his home in Itoseburg, the Hecord is cer- I tain when It says Judge J- Ham ilton satisfied all parties to imitation during his recent stay here, it is not going outside of fact. On the bench Judge Hamilton is stern and a driver, out ne Is always I a man ami he deals out to those who come before him such justice as is . rarely encountered. He is fust, fair MrS. FltSimmOuS Will Dt liver AO Address it ami firm. There ure no lonii -winded speeches made by him In explaining matters to the jurors; tie sees a point advanced hy the attorneys and decides it quickly. While the Record had more dealings with Judge Ham ilton's court, likely, than any other (Uv Kathleen Coatesl. '. ...i, " ' .... ,.,. .11 iosi, lllis m-m r'..p-i i ..v ...... .Mrs. Hob l ititsiminons. wife of thel lllain, to n,a,e, but on the other hand It commends his Integrity, knowledge and judicial fitness with out reservation. The more men like Jim" Hamilton there are on the lu nch of the state of Oregon the less the public will have to find fault with about the state judiciary. Marshtield Record. Big Hydroplane Dived Into the Potomac Early Today Forty-seven Persons Drowned In Roanoke Disaster ARRIVED IN ROSEBURG TODAY,' Iht Baptist (burtli fart Tonsgtit Pdst life of Woman Discussed. THREE OTHERS WERE INJURED The Aeroplane Had a Capacity of 16 Passen gers and Was On a Irial flight at the Time of the Accident. Friends of lr. Pai:l .1. I.ux. former imo'- of the Presbyterian t'hureli in us cit. but w no recently iiM'nte.t pi l.indsev. Calif., were pleased this morning to learn that the minister was able in his new location to icn fishing again, which during his resi dence here for several years was his favorite diversion. When llr. I.ux leu here he was much depressed oer the fact thai he probably would hae to give up the sport entirely. It was stated that he had been in- , vltcd on a fishing expedition today' . . . , mid tuat ins companion was Mr. Steamer Idnsirg Went to Scene of Horror l-'t iin. a'so a former resilient or tiose biirg. who is now located in the same California city. During his residence h'-'-e lir. l ux rarely missed a week nt Winchester during the fishing s-ason. i DAY; FATHER OF 17 Ibis Morning But found No Irate of Survhors 2 Mexicans Saved. WASHINGTON'. May persons were probably I IQIOU SHIPMENTS. famous prize lighter, and an evan golist ol tile international White Cross Society, arrived here this morn ing and will lecture at tlie llaptist Church this evening. Since her roil version In I. os Angeles four months ago she has been greeted by crowds on the lecture platform in all of the la'g'-r cities of the Pacitic Coast. Klie is tired of the world and a life of luxury and pleasure and will make evangelism her life work. Particu larly does she desire to help the poor atid those in nerd and intends to de vote her lire in assisting young girls to get a luw start In life and being a friend to them. For this purpose she Is selling her jewels and establishing homes oi refuge for girls taken from the jails aud detention homes. .She has con verted her lovely farm near Plain view, N. .1.. into a haven of this kind, and many of the jewels went to buy a ronitortable California bungalow of six rooms that will make ninny girls happy. Her dearest wish at present is to provide a home for the poor in Sacramento. It makes her happy to help people and see others happy, and she says that everywhere she goes she is always looking for some one whose burdens she may lighten. Mrs. Kitsiiiirnons was formerly the Countess Zcli-n and was born in Marseilles, where the early years of her life were spent on a beautiful estate with h"i brothers and sisters Her family was of the rovalty and she and her brothers and sisters were raised by governesses and re ceived the best of education. alwayc having every thing that they could wish for. When thev were still young their lather died of heart disease and his broth" r took all of their land, having their mother to strug gle aione. She was a very attractive woman and fond of her children and objected to her daughter going on the stage, but the Countess Zelien had a beautiful soprano voice and bad studied with the lest masters, who took an interest in her and en couraged her to become a great singer. So she left Imr home to an swer the lure of the slage and foot lights. Mrs. Kit'.sinunons hopes that af ter the war she will be able to go back to her old home anil birthplace again and tell the llospcl to the peo ple there and her old acquaintances. She has a brother who is a congress man in Fraie e ar"l her mother and isiers Mi:! live there. The last time she visited h"r old home she saw Ii -r graiullather. who was II". yars old. and he begged her to bring him to America as he would like to see this country bel'ore b---otiiing blind. The excitement of the stage ap pealed to Mrs. Fitz iiulnolis and she live, I for tavetv and fine clothes. prise and sue e-s. She wanted to outshine all others with jewnlry anil lni'TV and to I"' ur'ally sought af ter, ll'-r name carried her through, bill she was not satisfied with the l:fe arid soon foun.l how empty it was. for the only fib-nds she made wer" tlu.s" who eared for mon"V, treasure and enterl ai n nient . Mrs. Vitzsitntuons savs that to he success ful all actress must barn what the public wishes and bar a to reach them for their monev. but that noth ing cuil'I persuade her to go hack to the life on the stage. I She met a great nianv peoide and traveled pi'ich. her travels taking h.rl through Ku-sia. Poland. F.gvpt. Tur key. i;rn:arv. Frame. Kagland and Ir-.'and. Jliinv valuable presents! wer- giv n to h-r l.v ml. is and great j men. Among the- s a lovely tur quoise from the Shall of Persia, set In ihau.onds which ! the nnlv one of Its kind In the or'd and h Mrs F ts!:t mens ir:t--r. Is to -ell to carry rn her gool work. S' e M .-t Hob F.t.iM.nifir. at Tar.s In 1 '"'. but ti'ev were not rnarried Me I" o h .1 .1 not TV P.ob. be a'lse he t. r " sh .. said. ' hut ilr'f'T'-n'e with rue. He is ft great man rt. but is too lavish Miss llaldeninnn, stenographer in the offices or the district attorney, n:is busy today chocking over the liquor shipments into Douglas Coun ty for the month of April. It is un derstood that the shipments for April will far exceed those of previous mutiOis. GERMANS REPULSED FRENCH ATTACK LAST NIGHT 11. Two : killed and three other art- known to have been Injured today when one of the larg est hydropIaneK in the country threw off itw propeller while flyln low and dived into the 1'otomac- liiver. L. '.. Grants, aviator, and t'liaii.a Cood, Miuleiit. are hedieved to l dead. Thomas Mat-Cauley. pilot. Mayo 1 Hid ley, newspaperman, ami Merhaniiian I'tter were injured. The aeroplane had a rapacity of Hi pas Beimers. It started from the navy yard on a test flf;ht. it had trav eled aout ten miles when the pro peller was hurled off while the eratt was scuddin.i; low. Imdle.v, Mae-; Cauley and i'tter were thrown out. j - (liants and (lood clunp to the pitch-! ;?;::r o 'V-U'V'T,:';:;" John Hunter Will Build New lieved they are caught under the, wreckage at the bottom of the river, i I'OKT SAX I.Ufl, Calif.. May 1 -While patrols watehed the break J. A. Kirkendall, for ovor .0 years a resilient of Camas Valley, and the father of 17 children, was hurled in the Camas Valley cemetery this morning, alter brief services held at the old homestead, where he died late Tuesday, lie was 7 ti years old, land had been HI for several months. Of the children who survive htm la number are now located at various points In Oregon nnd on the Pacific Coast, but a majority were present at i the funeral and several resident of this city also attended, being frlenis of the family. Nathan, Jessie, Vona and AI ichad K irkendall are present residents of Camas Valley, while Mrs. Sain Hrlsl.ln. a daughter, lives at Looking Class, and Mrs. K. II. Cooper, another daughter, la located ent for the bodies of the 4 7 persona nt Sutberliu. The deceased was on? CANDIDATES SPOKE Meeting at Court House last Night Well Attended M. A. MILLER CHIEF SPEAKER yievements f Democratic Adoiaistntiot Shows Candidates for Delate Ii National Convtotioa Heard. lU KI.I.Ai: NOT I.OC.XTKII. Artillery Fighting Was Reported West of Meuse River Ihvellhm of 1aude ThU M Smith N Ine Germans Claim They Captured 53 0;fiiws and 1515 Men on Kill 304 Since Last Thursddy-Rus.-Trenih Stormed. Some unknown person entered the d welling ol Mr. and Mrs. Claude Smith, on South Main street, early this morning, hut nothing of value w.ii- taken. Mrs. Smith was awak ened shortly before 4 o'clock and upon making an investigation found that th el. '. trie litlit in the kitchen was burning. Night Officer Wilcnx w:'; n'i'it'ed and went to the Smith home, where he conducted a brb f investigation. It is believed tie' prowler entered the dw el liny tin u ;. w indow in the kitchen. who are belieed to be dead as a result of the Koanuke disaster, a wireless from the steamer Lansing said she had gone over the scene of the horror and found no truce of survivors. The Lansing left for the Rceue of the tragedy this morning, liumorn that another lifeboat con taining a single corpse was found 1 were not substantiated and are not credited. Ait far as is known the only persons who escaped death are Joseph Krbe, nuartermaster, and two Mexicans who drifted ashore with five dead bodies ill a lifeboat last night. The Mexicans are unable to talk. Krbe said today that two life boat a were swamped while leaving the sinking ship. Two others still remain unaccounted for. I Manuel Lopez recovered sufficient ly to tell his story this afternoon. I Me declared the crew of the Koannkc I w ere inexperienced, and the cargo was badly loaded. He said be pro tested to the captain and helped the Kktnnci not to take his wife on the voyage. lie asserted that the Koan- oke began to nsi neavny semi j hours hetore sue nnauy suns, i m- taan Bros. & Hill Were Awarded Contract attempted to wireless ror help, hut 3 h P'wlio unit f i iii nil In Iip il ii in it ire (I. of the best known and most highly respected citizens of the comtrenlty In which he lived, and bis neighbor and all who knew mourn his demise. this city, a brother-in-law of th !e ceased, together with his fainil; at tended the funeral. A good sized audience assembled at the courthouse last night to ilsteo to the addresses given by Hon. Mil ton A. Miller, Judge T. II. Crawford and lir. J. W. Morrow who nmk; him will n'-itly ,,,(,.- ... . High School Building HUGHES GETS THE PLUMBING AMERICANS WARNED I TO QUIT MEXICO i SAYS CONSUL i for Healing aod Venlilatinj System tkdvy Bonds Are Demanded American Population in Mexico Decreasing Rapidly TROOPS MASSING ON BORDER two poll luniks, till'' I'li'i-tion lawn, lo t-J t ion to th" rli-rks ol'itU'ri. two tally sh cinits ont-i'l" rail! to Hi" II par tv rariift. PARIS. May II Willi bayonets an. I hamt hi ''nailcs tin' l-'romli last ninlit repulsed a Herman attack northeast of Verilun. I liouirh there is still artillery iiKhtiiiK we.-l or the Medse, the impression is urowinn liallols. hal that tlie llennalts are preparing to I'on stippli s ahanclon their attark on Ver.lun. The County Clerk niriiers are rill i'U lillL' the (lerinan le'ini; si nl to statement that snii.iiiii) Kreinh are ennaKed in the ilefense. They said (iennany caused this to he published to show the people that they were i-onlronted by ureat obstacles and explain their failure to rapture the .Ha. I'd. 1'renrli Were Itepnlseil. liKltl.lN. Mat 11 The repulse of Ki-eii'li attacks around Verdun and further success's at Hill :'.'H w claimed in the official statement. The (ieriiutns claim they raptured officers and l.'il.. men ein Hill .I'M sime Thursday. Hand crenade fii;l,t tn throughout the niuht is reported in the Caillctte woods. Houthea-t of Seiherii the Teutons stormed "nn vards of Uussian trenches, rai'turinj'. :!mi Slavs. I Univariate. Iti'infon inii. SAI.tiMKA. May 11. - I'.rifk artll-t lerv fluhiinn on tlie northern (Ire. ian front whs report) d todav. Th" I'.ul parians are reinfor'-ini; south o' Monnstir and luakinK defenses, evi dently pxpertiim an attack from the allies ro'tcenlraled at Fiorina. CUIFORNIA STORE WAS LOOTED BY YEGGMtN; : MUCH GOLD WAS TAKEN S I'.KItN XlllilNO. Mat 11 ""rai kstneli Iook-iI the store of .lames lliinnsworth. at HiinKljure, and es caped with Sl'i.e'i'i in noi'l and sev eral tiouand dollars in i h'" ks Tlie n.onev was a p;.-t of a uwniLir. pav is (.ur- cle-rrt. COUNTY CLERK LENOX IS PREPARING SUPPLIES FOR PRIMARY ELECTION lot boxes and all eUe ure b ini; pr-par d by I-enox preparjitoJ'y to e.e- h of the .'.7 votihn precinets in Douglas County for tlie primary elect iuu m May lit. Aside from the boxes, the sup plits that no to ea -h otinu place ate as toilowK: Sample and official ballots for Republicans. Iieinociats nnd l'roiire.-.-stves, a package of seals, lltt hth. c!l s, title p hove, ; ink. I.p:it u it !i.n a eopies of t he is of iti.trii1' n I j n ; I ii- H of ts to ;i I prt- lln-ii hut ii and niiif 1)111-4 pl'ecir.etS. Si statement.. resist r;i' ion cop iii-it i u't ions to t t r:n pi-n points, pen ho'der. itrbd ncilf.. ii'-i '11- s for i-irit-ii.L' tlie 'iiliii wax to f al the Pal'ot caiidl'S to ineM t:ie wax. an.' -Oii-iffs will be f. w d:i : to d lier tlie i-; it s to 1i:e various voting P Krom the ti-:,e they are ! 1 i until the rial.- of the eb. tiun a of e'e lion, duly s.orn. in en- I, cin t wil! hae (hare of the plleS. it nut HU p er, ,1 At a special meeting of the Kose btiit; h-Im.oI l-i.ard. held at the officea of Koscoe i ret ii last eventiiK, .loh n Hunter was awarded the contract to litlltd Uo.eimrM's ew 111 Kit Hcliool liuildiim. .Mr. Hunter's bid was In tlie siiiu of $.".?, 7s:;, and was about $.iii(Mi lnwer than I he proposal sub mitted by his nearest competitor. In a i contain e w it ii tlie original adver tisement asking for bids, Mr. Hunter will re required to post a bond in 1 1 lie hu in ot approximately $ 2 7,"UU. 1 'litis bond was asked us a guarantee 'of Vr. Hunter's williiiKness to erect 1 the structure in accordance with th-? plau and specifications prepared by I'. Matison W hite, of Portland, and adopted nt a previous meeting lield here Home t inie awo. In the . e:)t I Mr. Hunter rails to post the required bond he will forfeit a certified cheek of approximately $..imh) which he I placed in tlie bands of the hc(h o! 'hoard at the time he submitted Uh: 1 original bid. Aitiiouuii then, will probably be a few minor chanties in the i nt ' or (-'in;-! ni'-t :ou ol 1 lie buibling. the walls v.ill be hull' of brick ie orig ihi.ily p anned and will not he sub- it u I t with ceinent us Htiu nested at tlie i:ist IIM-'tilii; of the mIloo. board. Tlie hulidiiiK 1h to be com .. . 1 1 bv i r t,ti r 1 a cord i iik to the coiitr.ii t that will be entered into be; we n Mr Hunter and the st hool boir-d within tne i.ext few d.is. Mr. H . 1 1 1 1 r t--terita asked the .school hoard to re tense !,is bid, hut iht y tetu.-erl on the rto-liid that his pro posal was the nni t r-asouah and Am..-! - e the dt-trlct upproximaie- Mi. Hunter stittt ( ibis th.il be had aieadv pla ed r b:s nu'ierhil and wtuld i iiiil con -t t uci ion w o: k on SlKiials were hoisted, but passmn r ships did not see them. The life boats caimht on the davits and were capsized. Five floated, two of which were swamped, and on Is still miss-1 inn containing onlv John IVnnls. thej .irnnil n nicer. UuartermaHter Klh , ... , . i inn iiniiL niiiiii nv inn rvinu oi im'i aid he first entered the iwemiat ii.-. Q U.Wt.p th, TimP limit bt Ihr : !,.. u "ti. nnlv AmnMn mtt nt itoor .""" - ..... - .. n ... , wlio has ever received this nonor. Y 1 1 son league. Judgo Crawford, who in a car 11 dato for election as delegate to the Democratic National convention, was tho flrnt speaker. He reviewed b.ef ly tho many achievements of the Wilson administration, saying th it thorn had been more constructive legislation enacted during the Wil son administration than there had been during fifty years of Republican rule, the Democrats having had con trol of all branches of the (iovern tuent but two years during the last fifty, and then they had the Senate by but two majority until the pres ent administration. Dr. J. W. Morrow was tlie next speaker, be also being a candidate for delegate to the National conven tion. He dwelt chiefly on the foreign policy of the administration and Ha relation to the European war. He is well qualified to apeak authorita tively on the bloody conflict now go ing on In Kurope, as his son, former ly a Marshfield uhyalclan, was Tor year in charge of the American Red Cross work in lielglum. Kor the gal lant services he had rendered the wounded there, his Hon has had con ferred upon him the honor of the Order of Leopold, which is the high est honor that can bo conferred upon Individual bv the King of Hel- wlilt h swamped because of poor handling. Iht swam to a floating plank and was later picked up, GYPSY WOMEN TAKLN BY MEOEORD OfflCtRS; ACCUSED OF LARCENY .'II tiinu tl. . h l;i; hit XV I i:M It. If n II llrot k w ;i v. ' w hli h h" d llenrv Andl t'dUln'it he ir'idci n r -i 'ets on Pro n.tu.n w;is liiter. forni'-r: v i.il todav his farm limn a1 w a ; x -it t a o -i t:i.- !'.! ;.r minli d. tot null pns- .1 I, the S. llll-':' I' lid ! I f ul. An autoiiii.MIc ; Minm them through tie mdoiii: vii. i' Mull l-iirclu.. Il.,. ) ..11. XltM. s Ijltel III the It Is 'W- Will he llti in ord'-r 'd and in i v on tie ol ljoatd. o: til" (i- at inir ' mi eil ra' t tor in His hid whs ' I , a n I was oti iti!a'tor h. th 11'lKheK will I. : hol.il .i w -1 li.'l li:d I w n ' i ' it ii.K ' "' Three (;psy women fori une-tellei s were arrested at tlrants Tass Tues day afternoon, rharaed with petit larceny upon a romplalnt from t'en tral I'olnl hy II. It. Kllsworlh of the feed Htore, k a v k the MeiHord Trlliune. They Indnred him to hand them Ills pockethook in order to wish him ttood hick, a ml returned It shy. He discovered It later. Prosecutor Kelly look the rulprllK to drums' Pass Thev returned the $:n ami deposited $''0 as rash hall for ap pearance on the eharne of larceny, which they forfeited. The (I.M'sl's are part of a party Iraveliui; In nineteen aulos from falllornla to attend u reunion oi Pa rlfic foast tlypsii-s at some point north. These wanderers will then ko eat to Minneapolis, where thev will meet the tiypsy 'hli; chief." Kiat'ho I"- tro. on Julv I. Ten cars loaded with tl.psi'S lime al readv pas-eil throiiull Medliird. Th" entile hand contains women, M nu n. till children, ni lot-- and one luhhlt. The ;psi"S ar- tiavellnit In sliindard automohlles and are ap patently en iov mtt their ti lp. A Mclford man was nii-l. t.d o fl'i, hut fl.i'-f lllttsoii ie. n. ".'! it h l . Shine Kdwilldx' fortiln h. li.t; told Ins pockcls w'l" ril expedition in Mpxiio Causing Muib Unusiness-Bakr Optimistic. WASHINGTON". May 11. The Stale liepart nt throiiKh Its consuls today iiKain warned Americatitt to unit Mexico. Iteporta recently Kiild there were fewer than llullil Ameri cans In Mexico. Tlie number was prokiliiv reduced since development!! caus"d th' massiiK of new troops on tiic holder. Helteration of Mexico's insisiaiice on a time limit, for the expedition's presence III Mexico Is rausliiK unca-dncss. Secretary Maker Is oplllni tle. however, lifter receiv ing lleniral Scott's latest word. n.wcr. at itinni.i:. Persons who arrived here toilay liom liiildle r.i.oit a dellirhtlul dance tliere last evenitiK. The dance was held lill'l' I the allspices of the worn WHS u of Hi. Idle, and a lint crowd previil.. tuts orchestra fur d mu.'lc for tin' occasion. t.olM. JO I I (.I NK. His son Is now In charite of the r.' ceivinn hosiiltnl of the American Met! Cross In Parts. Krom letters which he receives weekly, his son states that tliere are Kitni Koni umbulunro automobiles in tho service or the American lied Cross in Paris, anil that Inn of these meet every train that comes Into Paris from the front and that often they are tinnble to care for all the wounded that ait broucht In. lie says It Is hard fur the people of the I nlted States to realize what the extent of the con flict really Is, and the thankfulness we should have that a man of cool and cureful Judgment Is In the Presi dent's chair during the crisis of this kind. He said that Wilson Is galnln'; lamer victories without the swor.l than are tho great generals on the battle field. Hon. Milton A. Miller, who was the principal sneaker of the even ing, followed Dr. Morrow, lie mail" a review ot the tariff legislation en acted since tho year 1st'-, savin.? that the present 1' tlderwooil bill is tho only successful tariff bill en acted In tlie interest of all the peo- nnd be called attention to tne pie. who s lie ll' I .1 gene iirlnes a trillll til' on.- froii tl Ipated nl th" I ' Ii.lo dolhi Tl.illier Vi'lllll I. I'llng ail his nt a time. I HI I c . pilot i hang. was I of .1 tell g . Ik v . In t I MMINS M'l lit II. Iiltrlcl Allorn.v ll.orge Neuner e curly tomorrow for hu re in- w ill ad as one of the a d hale In which a team .letiei -iin High S. hool and Mi.riow County will par The debate will be held lei . II y ol Oregon. IDAHO GROWERS LOST MILLIONS Of DOLLARS ! AS RESULT Of ERfEZE lri.. number of llepu oilcans voted In favor of the measure as evi dence of Its fairness. He said till', every panic this country has Been la Its hlstorv was either under a Re publican administration or due to the condition of National finaurei under a previous It.publlcan admin istration, which the democrats had to fare upon assuming office. He told of tl"' working of the present region.: bank system, and quote.! some of the largest bankers In the Cnif d States as saving that a panic l in possible under th" present fi ; H.UI. I..I svslem. Mr Miller said thai itiie ll' i'.il' 'leans had been In chalg iin. C.ovei niuent ror nan a ceo- of tut v ..41 11 111 to I lie Unit lllllill.il. Ii. is. long on e.l a t. I'-.'l am ! . t that Sena of Iowa, wiil ... SI. I'.l .1 l.ii'l.l Iat ii I'linn Malm l.ln I t. until II want ne I. m.i w s a .r;.-' g'i th.it made no for 1 love If.', w ith a hit: lr a nnd l.l.i.-V ml'ii. Sfld'c! fer lie f s tl ink B've up f.r' minis', r. - o-is II- and th- wlitn I! II. formerly a youn he r. I son.e v "rime rlav H'lMi: n-aiine d ti'-ti- Tr:. 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In t'l ill Williams. ..-I Hill. w.. ,. tod.,- .1 r.k V.ilPI. tt.e e-tate tc iS v.llll"'! and 'Ills n" and practi.allv every person d that we had the worst tnonev in In the world, vet nothing had done, in the fust ve.ir of Ihe nt administration a good, sound win liable plan had been worked Kepul.li. an leaders have said pi. re ar" hut two issues before ,l, ni peoide In this cam- e tariff and the torelgn Prci.t.-nt XX llsnn has nl- v improve! the tariff ronlliiis l ptmi, which wiil he rairle.l out. lariif will be linnuie.i rv- l.v tin- roinmissioii and will t.olitical Issue anv longer. Is 11. ves the result of the it's f.ncign policy will speak if Oth.r achievements of h. II- w ,i rt -on c l.eorge Thins I lt.it re v In North v II, 1 '! I '. I Mi-o-l.il l g, son. on ii x i p.nisi:. liln. to I. I l.!-"i I. Ihe Menu.. I I .l.u.'.'H al.o in. nun. and I' ll I ei. r r. gis ' o at ti oi tiing ciai ire ever r Idaho. ,- low . .Ot 'led w In Pie- th" lienio. rallc administration point ed out were the Income tax law. rre ti.in of the K. doral trade commission. t',e Int. r I... king dlie. tor bill, better labor laws with a labor nian at the head of the department, and the tak ing awav of the treasuty department from th" control of Wall street In-t..re-ts, Slid putting the peonies money where It can he used hy them In emergency. Instead of tn the hands of Wall street stock speculators.