Roseburg review., May 12, 1916, Image 1

TRAVELERS SAY
RoMtmrg u the best town In Ore
Iron amj liiut tlie best .utlt4k fur per
uumt-nt tfrowtli. ThU show. thM
u nl mi eUnrt tint, keep It up.
The Review can how advertiser
ftbwjlute proof (hut If eirvulatloii Is
nu per ceut luneer than any other
local paper iu lmla County.
VOL. XIX.
I50SK1U IMJ. OIUMiON. KI IKW KUMNC.. VV 12. 1IH0.
n. (VI.
PC B LI CITY THAT PAYS.
10SEBURG
REVIEW
ASQU1TH
OF SITUAT
Court Martials of Rebel leaders
Were Postponed
KILLING OF EDITOR DEPLORED
United Slates Cungress Asked to Adopt Risa
lutroa Deeming Exetution of RtM
Leaders May TdUe Attion
I.O'l( Mav 1-'. Premier Aw
quilh. who has arrived in Itubiin to,
take charge of the situation which j
iv admittedly growing serious, today
ordered i us i , unic in iH of the uurt-'
martial?, oi n hi l 1 :uh is, pending
the oat i om i of conferences of the ;
officials. Me urd Maxwell i.
speedily inquire into the tdiootin.n of j
Kditor Skettinv'ion without trial, j
which has n:oused the 1 si iu j
donation. Thousand of liiessaivs
protestniK a'.i:.i.ist tu.tH-r executing
have n itched Asqtiith. Aurerim; that i
the killing of Skeffintun wa.- atro
eious, Asquith approw-m the cxecu
( tion of fourteen rebel leaders. lb
' inttn.ated that M'H.armad an. I
Ceaui.t, who signed the r 'pubM-an
prochi that ion, will he exerii "d.
.lames Connolly, a general in the
rehe arm, who was wounded, will
probably b- killed. Tho newspapers
differed as to whether Asquith will
attempt to e-tablh-n home rule on
his present visit. He rx preyed hope
of finding a way to conci.iate hostile
In land.
Kecnt lute. Il'-nmineed.
WASHINGTON". May 11'. Repre
sentative Dyer has introduced a re-o-I
m ion asknm Ccim: vs.; to formal' v
denounce the execiitiivi of Irish rebel
h nders. II" asked the Itou-e to
"express the h'irror of tlie American
people at the siimmnrv execution of
Irish pal rints. w ho fid 'owed t he in
wdration of the American revolution
in attempting to
lie"
!dih
repub
COUNTY COURT WILL
REDUCE GRADE OVER
THE WOLf CREEK Hill
In response
lated petition, i
1 toimlas and .lo:
. c imatv . ourts of i of lioscliuip. shortly befon' nonn to
pliin.- .hi lit is Ii.iv.. (day. Nine- olhtr auloniobiU-H lusni--l
.p. u. I in cut !...n L.M..-1..S i.iiss.-il ( 'aiiMinwIlc at
rii.l." at tin' top of):', oilmk tills al'ti'iiioon anil aro 'X-
ii,;, $ .,, i-x-: iiectril to arrive ! l ally tliis i v, n-
i. a' urvat ilil'tii-i nr.-1 n. 1 ,i.-r.- a-e ai-oiil l '.'i t; ; s
in tli.' ii.irty. Iniluilini! v,oin.n.
ach agree-1 to s
ting dow n the v.
Wolf Creek hill,
pemled will maki
In the sruiU
Thursday. Sup
and a number o
r isor
I, lend
lo"
oti I
citi.en
.Icscphlni met the Colllll
I'otllt of
Countv at the It'P til Ihe hill to talk
oer the prcpt.se .1 vctiik. whn h we
lere illlorillt.l UllI be llOlle ill OllCI'
undtT thf supei u-iiiii of a road In
from eel' of th" counties
While tins re, id will Il"t be !
I'ae-llic lligliw.ii. there will hk.-lv
h.'avy traitl oie-r ii this summer
llleiiila'e N. ws.
I.n:i-Il. OIK II !!!.
Waller S. II
Agri. iilliirni
morning to: ;h.
con lit y le re
spraying lor PI
s;l i s sp: .ci in'r I
essential in tie
ern wcnll'l saw
ut least parti. i
eiv. lie
llh-ge
t'n
tlr.
on
I-
tills
f the
rill a' di-
he will d. I e.Il-llat
cvn lot Mr. hniM n
ir tin- .liseas- is .-r
...'I t he lllllt glow
their etr. hards Iro'
ruin.
-i--
itumri ii ib .ti iilnt-.
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f'l
Wl l::
dit'ir
'l. V;
I:
Chandi
tii.narv pa; -r. ami
more t v. i 'it'er.s i
lie said V:-h:.il
forme r -t nl nt at
W a-h.-'i. mi . and
student of ill" t'
Colege, llJie I.'-.
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4. lev f .T'e "nt v..
Suthe rim ?nn M
4. onlv i a teiip ! 1
4 Ine offl.'."l. leu he
4. time on th- Job.
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M..l..M-l"S"t.,H"M ;..!"I'-: -H"H
t DRAIN RANCHER WILL
UTOt LUlAL LAWYtK
fOR THE STATE SENATE
W. C. Kdwardu, of Orain. this
uiurntnt; announced himself as an
independent candidate fur Mat' wn
ator from Douglas County at the
MrTiil election iu be held next No
vember. Mr. wards has been a resident
or (trcKitn since lv".:i, and 1ms liwd
in liouglas County snue the year
1 rttni. lie in u tanner and moi k
rals-er and is well acquainted with
condlt lun In lliis section of t he
statf, .l r. Kdwards sa s he favors
the abolish ment of all unm eessary
offices, and promises strict economy
in cumlucttim the affairs of Jhe state
o . ern merit. M t. Kdw anU i quite
well known throughout IhiukUis
County, where he has a host of
friends.
si;lktox kmi'lovkd.
Th- ItusehurK schonl board this
morning employed Walter Sintileu.n
to act in their behalf during the time
i equired iu erect in t he new high
school build'ntr. Mr. Singleton will
b' on the job ut all limes and will
iii.-t-t that the i-ontraetor erect the
structure in strict compliance with
the plans and RpeeKieationa.
ROBERT SMITH WILL
ADDRESS MEETING AT
A meeting of the taxpayers has
been called foi .Monday ni u lit at the
Commercial Club lor the purpose of
organizing a taxpayers' bauue and
-1 1 1 1 : n matters of vital interest
to t he ia".i'rs, Bays the Cottage
;:oe Sentinel.
Kohert K- Si.iiih. of Koseburg,
editor ot the Tax Idln-rator and sec
retary of the State Taxpayers' Lia
ene. will be pr sent to assist In the
organization work. lie will deliver
mi address and will t --M of some j;ood
w.tys in which a taxpayers" league
can cut d'lwn exiravagam e ami mwei
lie cost of government. He has made
a istudy ol this work and is expetud
to make an interesting address.
Farm r are particularly Invited to
iittend this ni''ting and to lake part
in the discussions. Kveryotie is in
vited to attend.
GYPSIES ARRIVED AT
SHADY POINT TODAY;
IN
Two luree tourini; curs oiiupii'il
liy Ml or more incinlt.'rs ol' tin' batiil
o (;yp.-ts. aliout wIhimi nuirtt has
i.Hi-ii Miiil'.l clurin Hie past 1
,...ti.- ,.ri.n.Mnii nrii'il at Sha.lv rolin. soimii
r..". nu-!!, ami .1" iiili'ir n. in. paii.
alo i an ii l a liiiinl'i r of i!oi;s ami
olh.-r iIuiik :t i- annual.-.
I'
I ic eivlng word that the ad-
van.-e guard of the i;ii"s were
ntalinc llosehuig. Slierilf yulne and
sillalsiial Uiiliauis went to Shady
ll'cmt and a.ca,t.-d their t. lining,
o! i he re tln v vvete hall'd and iin s-
. tiolied r'
ardnii; tlnlr destinaiion.
ie-s intoruifd the officers
,v. cunt be oPl.g' d to remain
Airal dins pending repairs
automobiles. The woneil
rlv were compel. ''I lo re
ha ly roint. while the men
..' to bring their ina-
Th
i I'
ll tile
re for
til th"
main i
I ii
al!
.him--I.
an
poll...
to S..
w lute
in! tlds
Ii a w. :i
whom
to Ho- burg tor repairs.
i hi- alte-rnoon the sheriff and
effe-rs were preparing to go
adv t'oint and sear, h for a
elild thought to be III th"
of the 'li I'-les The tiffin rs
Photograph of a missing boy.
(he v le I. eM' 1? a 1H"M 111 T Clf
th.
. I
pi
Pat wt'l arme at
I'llilll
:.pl to
t,.li
ighl Two . h' l ire n
li.is.-iU'. ore from
unci the oti.' r from
, e-velit The child i'
Xt.rTh Car
I Sew i.eit
elina
In Ii
. t.eni l a ml is
1 l.n.-ing chi
III
". d as one of Tpe
Hie. tivpsn-s will
. .. a' rt "l"
I'. t nu
.1-
Of til
Is. t:
. ,V . tl e llMl- .TS.
UI Mill TH'N IV
I I ill. is',
is
r. v o ut inn
v w ir. I. -s
I I. The
n.utltiP d
in I.
c.ial
.pi i
.nine d tl
f I k". II r 1 1 ' i'-
. of the lo
Tl" g .1 111'
IM- .IP d f
XT T ic r
Iks lodge
11 la
in
or P r l id
t pg a d ic
e.l.
lowing the b'l
;.)!!. .UTC Peon
Albert Cummins Spoke at Anlltrs
Theatre Here Today
BANQUET AT UMPQUA HOTEL
Sen. Cummins left for fugnu? Tliis AfttinotB
Where fie Will Speak This Evcnias
Visited the Soldiers Home.
'Tnlot-k tlie wiMt, and open tii itss
r.-&oui.e.s to develophient." was tlie
mauiler ill whirll l lliteil Slates Sel'a
ijr Aliieit (.'uinnuns. of Iowa, candi
date for the Ui publii an Humiliation
for 1'l'esident of the I'llited States,
jiielaeed his reiuurks upon the enn
seriallon poliey in his address at the
Antlers tluater at 1" o eioi k this
niornlni;. It was the ke; note of lus
address, us It alteeted his Southern
Orison audience, and his further ex
pression upon the subject showed
that he was not in sympathy wilh a
! p.iiii v that would ha in p.r the de
l veioi in-lit of the Western resourc es.
; Senator Cummins ari.ved in ll'ise
i 1'iii'K on the Shaslii Limited at 7::to
i o'clock tins iui..riiiiit:, this beiiiK his
third slop on his western tour, lie
was met at the depot by I). J. Stew
art, formerly a resident of Mason
City, Iowa, and a personal friend of
the candidate, and a number of local
Republicans. Alter ai Informal -x-rhanee
of m-eetiilKS, Senator Cum
mins was ushered into an automobile
and taken to the l'inpiua llot'd,
where he w;is the xnosl o! honor at
brckfast. A rec I I'Ti.lll iiillo.ve.1 the
br ::k!a-t ill the lobby nf the h.it-1.
Allhounh the hour for ti e spec ch
inifiinirahle. the Senator was
..reeled I.V llllltl U 111. lie and enlllll-
I
..ie .r..wd. Consid.'i'iii': that In
address was delivei"d in tile Iliidd
ol ihe forenoon a li i) at a tint' !
the business and iu-ofessional men ot
ihe c-itv were hlls , -Mr. 11
.imiiiH s:.nl
the atleinluiice was
mui li laK''r than
he had anliciniited.
In . . '. See,; in ted as chairman
of the nie. tini: and first int i o.luo-.l
.1. 1'. Salinnis. of Lemurs. Iowa, who
is aci onipallMf.K tin Senator on hl
westorn tour. Mr. Salinnis el"'ie:it
K . hanipinnecl the Senator in his ain
hitioll to heroine President, and l aid
a kIowIiik tribute to his work i's
legislator. B iv riior and member of
tho Cniled States Sellllte. 11'' t'lld Clt
the humble origin of the man
boin upon the farm, had alwav,
close to the riiinninn people.
.mu ii No oul ined the vie
who.
s been
Mr
v.s of
Senator Cummins upon
such i-Slles
as preparedness, tie
tarllt. and the
Vexican troubles.
When Senator Cummins was In
troduced he express,. ,1 his pl asure
at a return lo a slat.' that had s.i
much ill the way of brilliant son
shine
w hilt
incut
ant! itiMnoraling an. mi.
,),,. Sel-relMl- l.IH ll'S collip
i i -
fully lo Ihe people and the , li
mate and resoiir
did no; waste a
es of the west. II"
a gllll'l HI-" 111 tee
ill i'latitud
but pi UP g' l
into the heart
of bis
"l :,
II"
said h" had t 'H
i. le of the st.il
I li t
:..n t'ciil H.
icht k:
In
views upon many ol tl
I pes! ins o
Inipni tain c in the
which for him thc
l.tlh day of th" pn
l-'ollnw ing lb"
Cun, mips. M r ? "
Tr. a.-urer Tom Ka '.
tl,. giie -Is ol proi
publicans at a dm
I'nllnwing 1
went to the Soldi,
tlie Sell. .tor was gl
ily to II eet tnalli ii
,' ,lt in-1 il ut ion.
campaign, and
wid r,.:ie ii li...
s, nt month,
ii. PI:. si. s'epalo'
,f III' -
n . w
,1,1.1 It'll
r al Hi"
.. dinner
lltci ".
ii an ol't
Tr
'ins ai
.- him
l i r : 1 1 i I
Id.. - i
Kav lint S. mil
i 'inn
land ami will c c.
as I'oct '. .i i.tl S'-ii
l. id.
1 :r-i
I l
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;.t
..e.ke
at v."i:
...l''l,g I"
,r Cup'ii.ins
en. . w he le
.p.iiht I'
1. .! . I i.t S'-I
I a leiii'iiie'
Clip. n. in.- exi'
ligl.t. l w;i'i I
en hit w. -t'-r
P ore ho-plt .''
pie Thai' ill It"
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vet ill I he a in.'. ;'"! ' 1 . . -' . i . . 1 ' . 1 . 1 ' ' ' " I; ,...,,'. . o r P i I a I ' i I u ' ' ' 1 1 .' e " ' " ' .
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Value ill I I " t, lei"'- ' :. ". " i" ' ' , . ., , ' ., ''!,... .ell Mr I'l l ' 1 ' ' .': Tie If I.
m.. met il me to . ' ,, i ,t i . i is , i . i 1 1 i" i :. le " P h !'.' ,,, . i . .x : -i ' s '' '.
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pi., a- .;; Iis tovard I1' "' ' ' 1 , . .... .. ..... .i V . . p I.. ii.i; 'I" hi I' I ' .' . ,, I :t "Clialn.." I
ti..n Of I.T".!. i. Ill I'" 'el ,' ' ' . , ,1 ', .. 1 , ,. , ,', i le' .,, We '11 ! I . ' I P ' '' 'I ! '' " I H 'I" " !. ' P V 1 , . ' " , W 1 1 'l Will p P ' "I pre
I,. i . ., j Tl " I '"i'Iiih can. ' ' r , . . ,, . ,. p , ii. I i l ti .. p., l. . sdv 1-" I of The v a' . : g u l pi -t nT l of u' incut fahlt
i Cnn'lti'ie .1 on pge ri . (Coatin aed ot t tro t) d"io'. ry Hei the mine la rich In a ions. u'l".
!.;. i:iiiinu i.i:i. 4,
f. In h-.s addi--- at lite Am.tr
J. ihiater Hms i.ie-nin. Cmied
J. St.1 ' a Senator Albert rum-
n ; in ol low a. re I erred hiief-
J- ly to the tram-poituiien ques-
4 tiin. as tar as tt y- ri.iin-- t.)
i tlie een-miftUm of a r.ilnul
J from lieheliui-j; to the Nat:on-
. a'1 liiivsi, Commenting on the
f- railroad quetiou the S'-nater
J. s;t"l: ' The people Of Kneh'H
. ce .-lardy showed their faith
i- iit the fir ure of I in- oi.nt v
w ttu-v koied bonds to
J. coitnnt a rai'ioal to tin foi-e.-1
This t lie Senator cliar
J. act' ri-ed as a most notable
J. e::hibition of p'thlie spirit, and
4. he said (hat he felt like lak
I in; off his hat to a community
4. made of the stuff that Kuse
f. buru and houglas County hae
- prued to h.1 made of.
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at tile
mi m mm
SSrs. fiizsimans Deiihfed Eis
.uJicnte Lcsl Evening
KER PAST L!ff WAS LAID BARE
ilt of r!;ay.ishl Chtimp un Pugli'.l Siiid
She Wis rifled v'ilh life as traveling
tm.ieabl foinvr Aiiress.
one in !
KM llor. V.
1 Mrs. I:
.i t tin nh clas
...in il:e pes
il'1..simnioiis
ll.l'llli r lit a'
n.lisl of th
the lla'i.:-
all. a
, .. d
I run i
former Roseburg Woman Will
Share In Nevada Mines
PROPERTY IS VERY VALUABLL
Mis. George Child, one of Ihe Heirs, Lived in
Rusfimrg Ten Years dnd IU Many
fricoiis-Rtsiding Now in Frist o.
-H-W-:--H-H-4-KW-H-S-
l'oniier lioseburi: Woman Heir .J.
tti itlllalile llue.
4'
4-4-4-4-4-b
b
4'
Mrs. CeoiKe l(. Child, one of
two sisters who Is to sli.ue In
lie1 riches of a siher mine in
the cherry Clock district oi
Nc wid.t, was a former rcside-nt
oi' UosehiiiK. She Is tile wife
of (ieome it. Child, who for ten
years was u-sociated with J.
K. Marker In eoi'ductiiiK a Kro
cerc stole in this city. ,irs.
Child Is at present residing in
San I'ram isco. Sin. is well
known iu ItoseliinK. where she
has many friends who will he
Pleased to learn of her good
fortune.
4,K4'4"Ml'4r5JH"Ml
The
search
for
the
Ceor;e
Sail
Treat
Kiuncit
endetl, sa s
t 'hronicle.
'The n.l-.niE
thi alia:tioned
CIm : rv Creek
, w hit h Is said t
ownei
sih er
distrn
i havf
of "Chanc '
mine In the
iu Ne at! i,
been recent l
found
t um:si
knows
l)it HI '4
to contain Kieat
n. is sleeping the
no end.
years uko Treat
Mink a'jout ail bis
ll.at
dbd after
fortune in
litis ami other mines which, despii
hi;. Me.id'ast laith iu them, tailed as
bonanzas. Ihe smile of liauie l or
tU'ie h:is lome, for him. too late.
Todn y n is I w o ila ht t i M i s
May Y.tt. i iMn, w ite ol Ah .iinl r I'
MnrM.oa, oi the law firm of Muir)
son, I u line A- Iti obe. k . and M i'
C'oie H. Ciiiid, widow ol (he l;il
:-ei I'eliil V u till- Ifeiinel l.ilH ll M si
'Steiu Coiup.div are alumt tu tei
the benenis ot their lather":
"Chaiut
The
a it
his
ile
bells.
Not until
' sea r. li tor
I'll Mini, le y
one eon net i
the one 1 1 me
l-'i aln i:-eo i
. Tn-al an inn
llllt the MOI
Mn. Child rend of tic
Ma lor" 'I l eat iu the
dertlay iiiorning did am
the lllistlllg Innie-I veilti
w t-ll k now ii pioneer S.in
apitaii.t, alter wl i
in this fit V was named
c came cull e..lenlay in
ail lis details. And It Is a still v of
lifelong trust, of implicit fa i Hi and.
in tlie end. ot blasted hopes.
I'lOsp. cling In Ihe cariv seventies.
tlllllll-.il th" barren regi'tlis ol til"
Sal" hi ii -li stale. Tienl struck color
III the Chi lly Creek lllsliiil. lie .
e I a
'Ihe
1 1
d ill '
hilin and began epilations
i-lilSivi- Veill. howeve-r.
al w a in Ju it lev til'd It a"h .
Cllllll. Ill t-llllli', th" 'Miv
' i In :i. loo. op' t in u . u s
.oil.', I or w eioel il ml v. .Iter
'.ls'e.11.. lo say nothilli-' t'f
r. Pari lo he haiile I ovi r
all Ihi'.s to the Itiltie.
r did lev f.itSie l's f.illll ill th.
e r .
II"
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bin lie
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BETORE SUTHLRLIN PEO
PLE MONDAY EVENING
SI TllKlil.lW Or , May 11.- C. A
la;:oui, ol I'oitiand, nianajier ot
Uie Wt-iern Oregon Fruit IHsinhut
ova' A:-hOciiitio:i, on Monday address
ed a Utie .uln rum ol fruitKiowern
at Mitiuihil on the iUe:.tlon of aur
cejflittliy niarketuiK luis year's fruit
crop, w nu li w ill tte tho iirot pro
iu i 1 i'ii ui the yuuiiK on hardb ol
Oils M'ction.
Air. Maliteouf emphasized the nee
e: rity of the local branch association
co n, 'Ci aunt; w ith tho head selling
.tuciuv, and kttributed the past il.s
ut die 1 1 in t market principally to tin
iiiMai-iliiy of tae independent dls
uibutiiiK s .stc m, which permitted a
laiKo piiceiiiaKc of the fruit to be
hippeil into concealed market b.
S'M(MH, TO ('M)SK.
Closing exercisfs of the Worthing
ton xchool district, No. 1-1.:, will In
held at the school hutldiuK there on
Saturday evening A brief program
will be lo.lo"ed by a cafeteria lunch
Tae proceeds realized from the lunch
will be applied to the children's fail
fund. This club consist, of ten bos
who are mnkiiii; a splendid showing
In the Industrial fair work.
flilE DAfil.AGtS KGiiSE
Of iV.aS. W. W. WALLACE
ON LOWER OAK STREET
lire
Uilcinn
W. v.
slnrting In Ihe attic of tin
annex ul the home of Mrs
alia. ", ut the end of Dak
stree t, a.'i'o. s tin' railway truck, dlo
damage to the extent of uhollt $.".i
thN afternoon. . The blaze evidenlli
.italic. I from the chimney above tin
.-line, in which there had been a fir.
hist preeleus to the alarm. Tin
lire hiohe out at - o'clock and hal.
.in hour later had been extinguished
Vis. Walla' e said a similar fire
had broken out In Ihe same place l
few davs In lore, tin Ihe former
caslon it hud been llietlilled with the
aid of a gi'iden hose. Thif" afternoon
the tire l,.id galled cnnslderatil
headway befoie It was dis'overei
and all alarm was ne'cMtry In onle
to In lllg out the tlepal tlin'tlt. 1 ll
blaze did nol reach the main Ft rue
I'ire of Ihe house and the loss wa.
.unfilled lo the roof of the kitchen
RECEPTION PLANNED FOR
BAPTIST PASTOR AND
CRiDEBYCOisGREGATIOI
iii ! j r s of th" connrenattou o.
lapth.t Church are lakniK Ki'a
:i in a reception Ihat Is to b
lll II
IIIVl I
pa-tor
lunch h;ii:dlii lomoi
; as an honor to tbei
. II. Kalon, and hi:
tly ol Kam-.as, who ar
I ui" 'lay niKht to mak-
Hi
I. i tel.-. r. e
II. el hei
their linn
II, it. in wa
ab-e
III th
lo
al W ee ks. till
ill tile pe-l-ee.
King, one o
s ol lllla.vn
In
- Mat
l.idi.
lend a In-ail
o'lpie .Hill glV
ilillt.dll. tloll t
Ilia! til" phtll
eptn.tl A .lo
eeel.ll II I II I 1 'I
IIS g.lIlleS Wil
le i I. lining, am
li .Iniil.ll. -s b
Is said to b. I
i:.
i.li and may lavoT T.",
Ilil M..
o
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AMEfliCANTRODPSTO
STAY If ilO
SAIS REPLY
Border Will Be Protected Against
future Raids
REPLY TO CARRANZA IS READY
IfifdolnmtB finiitiiGg Trcntbfs Abrut Cul-
umbos Prepdfdlcry to tfat Arrival of
Militia Companies of NiW Yoih.
WASIIIXCTOX. May 12 Tho bur
it of further negotiations regard
ing the presence of Amerluin troops
n .xiexlco nas been throwel upon
lenernl Curranr.a. The cabinet to
lav ihii'shed out the situation. No
eply to Carriitii'a latiKt withdrawal
ciiuest is exiiecteil until Ambassador
Vrrdondo usks for it. Then thin
level niuent will ans,ver that the ex
edition will not withdraw until the
lorder is considered safe from fur
rier raids. It wan learned oiTiclnlly
hat the administration Ih not eonl'l
lctit that new terms will he arranged
hrough the diplomats. lieneral
Ibregon told lieneral Scott he could
lot write an agreement placing Car-
rtinza In a position as consenting: to
he expedition's stay In Mexico.
A merlcnns I let rent !nir.
COI.I'.MltrS, May 1:! - Withdrawal
d the advanced expcdillonary force
In full swln;; today. Molor trucks
ire assisting in the American
tratt'glcal retirement. Though Dub
nil has hern mentioned ai the south
rnniost point of the expedition, offl
lals believe it o be N'muliiulpa. In
'ar.T.ryiuen (,'ro flnishlni? the en
tench meets areeiind t'oliii'ilnis. Two
nmpiinies of New .Me xh o militia are
xtit'cted there shortly.
two iioni.; i:i:t i ti:i).
DI'III.I.V, Mav 12. .lames Con
'ollv and S. Mclilarmad were ex
'iiitcd Ibis nfternoon. It was offl
lally niinoiitici'd.
ARE VERY PROSPEROUS:
.jOTCH road building
I.. I..
1'hoiiias, who is back from a
trip to the I'mjicjiiu Itiver
ial.1 he vlml.it while' there.
Mlsiiiess
owns. !
1 gooill'.
lie live
portion of the south side of
In Ins tr.i'cls and also
.Vellt
'.lit
o Clear Lake, where Ihe Uc. ds
I'lvvnsii,. col. i;.. illy Is tapping
he resi i voii tor a wilier supple fur
lie new lowil of li"e cls(iolt. nc.s the
daisli field IJecoid. 1'cler Xloran,
vlio has the cuntia't for helling Ihe
l Inn fool tunnel linn lln. t.iouii-
aln. has lb. work so well aP.iig that
c lew II Weeks will enmplete It.
only rt in. ens
: the tunnel i
illy In lot k a
II tli.mii'ier.
tl,.' W.llels- "I
P. ler de IV. -I
i and home -
little over Ji'0
bore 'I In- hole
d is ii'.oul fixe
ft II
XX li.
I'll-
it is flu
l.icke will
,il the business
ic Kt ilspnrt, as
'"' I.ij.llig reaelv
lli" line will he
I the 1 1 i tine the
II. les Ibis pro
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p.
ii '.
in
in
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illlnv
Tin
mid Ihe
: on the
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li 11.1 I here
and olll- r
,i the In-
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. in tour,
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hp.
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