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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG REVIEW WELCOME I.O.O.F. WELCOMELO.O.F. VOL. XIX. WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 2. 1918. n. ra. LAST NIGHT DIAMOND RING FOUND j BY SHERIFF QUINE AT ' PORTLAND ON TUESDAY 1 Driver of Jitney Held Unaccount . able for Accident Work of Order Was Exemplified by Grants Pass lodge GRAND LODGE IS IN SESS1CN Special tnlerldinraenl Under Me Auspices ol her ring with a hotel employe in or- iir lo r-ecure payment or her meats. lie Roseburg RibtLih lodge Wilt Be Held at Iks Hall Ibis Evening Sin-riff (Jeore K. Quine this morn ing received a telegram from the offi cers at Portland to ihe effect that they had recovered a valuable dia mond rinn bt loimins to Mrs. Alice. Whittlesey, the unfortunate lady who was taken from a Southern Pacific train Sunday suffering from insanity. At the time Mrs. Whittlesey was removed from the train here ami taken to the ho.snital she informed Sh-riff Quino that he had been p0 Dtdth Of William Bushfill WaS a diamond rim; as well art other ar ticles of considerable value. Sheriff Quine later communicated with the Portland officers and this morning received a telegram to the effect that the ring has been' recovered. Instead ,01 ueiim roooeu, ine i oruauu ufiec- i 'i.,..lti,inKiii ..-.. I it. lives claim Mrs. S hiltlesey paw ned djct (lf h! cor01leI..3 jury whi(.h ,.,, I 'uesday aiternoon completed their in- "UNAVOIDABLE" SAYS JURY tltld at Court House Yesterday After noonTragedy Described . .'.'". i v - i . . J; . . , - ,' - :. , ; . - , . " .. to. - - I1KNRY J. TAYI.OU, Grand K-pres-ntative IT When she left I'ortland she had been unable to locate 1he man who held the ring. The officers do not believe I that Mrs. Whin lesev was robbed. On jthe contrary, they think she pawned the ring for less than a dollar while A class of 231 new members took suffering from a temporary spell of the Hebekah Assembly degree in this insanity. 'Hie ring will be forwarded city Tuesday. This number has prnb- to .Mrs. Wliilllesey, who left hen' ably never been exceeded in the his Tiiesdnv for Cnlil'o:-niu in tory of the order in this state. 1 he her nephew, George vesper. day was devoted to actte business, Mr. Whittlesey is s; sessions, in which great interest was weal'liv and owns one ot manifested. I mansions in llarlford. Conn. Her nep I.ast evening the Itebokah Degree how yvas unable to give any explana was beautifully exemplified by the ' t ion of the woman's present physical glee stair ot the Giants Pass Ucbck.th aI1d nteMtal condition, lodge. The members were recipients ; . . . of the highest praise for the splendid manner in which the work was done even to the smallest detail. At 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon the Decoration of Chivalry was conferred on seven Itehekahs from various pan;1 of the state by Uric. Gen. 11. M. Hock with and staff, of the Patriarchs Mili j tant of Oregon, aided by a Canton ot members in their brilliant iinifirin.s Among those receiving this degree voe Mrs. Mary I'lilm, ol Koseburg and Mrs. Louis Coryell, fortm rly ol this city, but now located at lied mond, Oregon. Tuesday evening the Pairiarch Militant degree was conferred on two new members of the local C.illti'li li'. the Department officers and members In attendance. Later in the eviniiu delicious refreshments were served, at which function the holies receiving the Decoration of Chivalry daring the afternoon were special gin-us. This morning the Grand l.ede ul Oregon opened in annual session ai the armory, the Ilebekah Assembly being transfer:-, d to the Llks hall The Cirand Lodge decree was con ferred upon a very large class of new members. Afterwards assignments oi committees and committee work were features during the day. Tonight the Royal Purple d-itr will be conferred at the armory by the degree team of Golden Kule I'neamp ment of Portland. A special enter tainment under the auspices of tin l.-os-buiK He!" kali lo lge will also be Riven in the Llks' hall. Thursday at noon at 2 o'clock will be held the big parade. Including the Patriarchs Militant in full uniform, a uniformed drill team from Portland. Iwo bands the Slraw berrv Carnival queens and their attendants, and marly -"" Odi' Kellows and Pebeknhs. This purad will form on Main. Oak and Washing ton streets ami at the rlose of tin march at the courthouse sipian Queen Jessie, of the Strawberry Car nival, will be crowned at that plat- Thursday at R:Sn o'clock the Pas Grand .Masters, Past Grand Patriarchs anil Past Gram! Representatives will enjoy their annual reunion and ban ouet at the rmpoila lioiil. At 7-3'' the Muscovites will hold their parade and at 8:30 the Muscovite degree will be conferred at the odd Fellows' hall At fi o'clock deL-ree work of the siibor dinate lodno will be conferred at the armory by the degree nam of Suiher lin lodge. The Grand Udge session will con tinue Friday forenoon. Rehct-ah Clf-tion Late this afternoon Hie R.-lt.kah Asscinbtv took up the election or t,; firers. Mrs. Nellie Wit ttenblll g. til Klamath Falls, being elected pp. si. dent, and Mrs. M iry K. Lank. "' r. ot Astoria, vice president. Ilalloimi! for grantl wanlen was in progress as The KeVleW Went tO press. L ?3 i W. W. FRANCIS. Grand Treasurer of Grand Fncaiup nient. i Imprcvements at Hatchery urged s-r, Cy Sportsmen PLRMANFNT DAM IS NEEDED Resolution Aiking for Prcposrd frnprovfmerts Was M'pUd by the Douglas tou.-ily Sportsmen last SuDday. At tin- alnnn haUe In Id at Win i ht ster Iat Sund.tv th- sptirtstnn pie-eiu pa -.-til a if-olui mil akinu Ih.il the pre.-ellt eap:ici1 of tile Nurtl) t'liipfl'ia li-h hii'h r he inereuM-d anrj that an auxihaiy phutt he e.-tuh-hhed rr the propagation of troui. I lie re.-nit Was addressed to tile State Fish and iarii ( oiiiiui. .-.;!, ';.. l'n.;.'i;- (;t' b-ry ;st t!, pv-s eril lime liiis a i;ip.n'H of 1 ; ( api ity of ; a fry ; cap.e ti oi her p j ly 7, .u. sportsi'i- n eai-h folio tny ,!Ul f p.i!i, le ry .- nip.- ol 1 i'ii. This I i.f the st:iie apiox:iatt L'S annually. -ii nix :i -,(. 1 for by ih 1 the e-uniated ft o ENTERTAIN VISITORS. tin nnds .d w.-aih r Hi- In the (-v.nl of Commercial "lnb wi'l t"i"rr" tprnni.Ti take the i-iMIl- dd F- and lli-tMkalf f'T in au'oinoro,. drive throir.-h The neart on-hard de tru tH. Start on the 'r.p w (l ' " 1,1 from th- t TTiPM'ia 1"'"' " ' clock. All au',nv)h l.- nwn.r .ir" r. quest-d to l.p at tiie Fni'rfjivi T! 'iv dav IniiTi.-d-a'elv :f.r the er.iwmr.j of the Cjtrnu.il Q'leer.-. FIFTEEN JITNEURS IN CITY. I'erniati'nt .VeW h'lll'l! t uner-it. i K- fri'.-' ia! in': p I'innpiiii: plant r.it-etlKJ 1 fit 111 vestiation into the death or William Iushnell. of Tenmile, ami the facts thai led up to his latal meeting with a jitney car at the corner of Cass and Hose streets last Monday nihi. lleinniuK at 4 o'cloek, the inquest occupied two hours. Kiht witneses were called and testified. Ai the con chiMon ol the testimony, the jury re charge 0f turned what is believed to be u com pieie exnonorauon oi me jiuie id to be unver. i lie veruici w as renctieu nn the finest niediately and is as follows: "We, the coroners jury eiupaneieu to near inej case of the iieath tit W. V. llushnell 1 find that the deceased met death by j beiiiK struck by an automobile diieit by Iten Shields, which caused a henio nme to the brain. We believe the j accident was unavoidable." j It was the opinion of the three men who were eye witnesses to the aen , dent that .Mr. Shields was driinu noi j more than six to eiuhl miles an hour. ; They said they noted that the spe.-d a ve,y slow and that the stop was made almost immediate 1 . Th sac! the corner where the tra'-iedv oeeured was quite dark and thai il would have been difficult lo Me a man betore he was not iced in front of (he machine by Mr. Shields. The wim. -i-s were Ulen Taylor ami Y. U. K-niu-dy, v. ho were crossing ("ass street toward ihe corner w hen- Mr. liushnell bus si ruck and Kobert lliown, a member of the Soldiers' Home, who was in 1 he j-t tiey bihind Ihe driver, entoule to ihe Home. The details of the accident as broiiL'hi out, w ei e praet ieally as described in Tuesday's Kev lew. The firs' wilmss to lake the stand followiii,' ihe examination by the jury of the body at the mortte, was Mi Shi Ids. lie was question- d by At torney Albert Abraham, who acicd in behalf of the coroner, and District At torney Ccnrpe Neiiner. Mr. Shields stated he knew the deceased durum practically all of his 4o years' resi dence in militias County ami was well acquainted w ith the la( t that Mr. ; Ihishiiell was deaf since his childhood He said the number ot his car was and that the machine was in .1.0 i;son to ( a ondition. In describing the ac to uose aim ci cident as he saw it. Mr. Shields said uaraiie. "I was on my way with Kohert : Itmwn uhn nccunied the back seat.' to Hie Soldiers' Home. 1 do not know how- fast I was driving, but it could not have been very fast as the m-ci dent occureil in less than a block from my office. ! started down 'ass street in the direction of ihe deput and ft Ko-e street turned north. The accident occiircd at a point on a-s street where the peihsiriaus would naturally make a cro;sin,' of llo-e street. 1 tiist sav Mr. liushnell when he was direcily in front of the tar. The corner was dark and on account of the wind shit Id and the flecks of rain on the t'la.-s, it was almost possible to see hi III sooner. I saw him just as the flare of the headlights swini:iniT around the corner focused on him Mi-iarelv in the path of car. 1 kilted the enirint as soon as It COUld. bllt I fell the COIltHfl with the m n and I knew 1 struck him. Aft- r, that I w a- so unner d tha 1 could j no '.II whether 1 rAn owr bitu or i not." l he sm e, f s w re w et , Mr. Shit Id ; said, and be htjitved 'he ctr skidd-d Abollt thiee or toMI' led . He Ilo e. -I HlL-rwards b the appeHrance of th pa.ment "hat the body was pip hed ah-nu' for Several feet. He b. ht .ed 11- --ih Mr. I'i: tin-ll alM.u' four feet in from or ihe car m-iore rie w a trmk At the iime the man tune'. Annual Strawberry Carnival Will Begin Here Tomorrow CARRIER PIGEONS MAKE RECORD FLIGHT FROM ROSEBURG TO PORTLAND BAND CONCERT IN MORNING by the Odd fellows Paiade Queen Jessie to Rule the festivities (leorKe C. Sewell. manager of the local Wells Faieo F.xprcss office, this morniim received a leiicr from K. II. Itauer, of I'ortland, Kivinu some f i k ures ndalive to Hie flights of carrier pigeons which were liberated hero about three weeks hko. The buds made four flights, one of w h ich w as from Koseburif to Tort land. This flight was made in three hours ami ,r.l mtuutes. The flight Thursday Afternoon's Program Will Be featured t '' Kimene to Foniami was made in iwi) ih iu i ft jtuti in iniiiuien. An other flight from Kel.ind to i'ortland c'-n-'mued tour iiouis and Wi minutes The longest flight, which wan from Sisson, (.'alif., tt I'ortland, required seven hours and a 3 nninites. The pigeons are ou ued by Mr. lhiuer and are considered among the best on the Tacilie Coast. th. Riders Should Reach Roseburg Late Friday AfternoDn BIG BABY PARADE. With fair weather promised Kihth Annual Strawberry Carnival w ill open in losebur tomorrow morn ing and will continue until late Sat urday niidit. The urogram Includes an array of entertainment features Mrs. C. W. Wharton, who Is In and it Is Kt-nerally predicted that this 1 'hai e of the baby parade, w hich w ill yearn Carnival will far surpass al) e held Saturday mormiiK at ID o' previous events or its kind held in : clock, reports that ureal Inlcucst is this citv I beinK manifested in Ihe event. In The official program was completed -dical ions point lo a greater number I uesday and follows in detail LIBERAL PRIZES ARE OETERED Reports Rfccivftl litre Lday Indicate That About Thirty Motorings Will Par liiipate in Ihe Contest Much interest is beint; !uanifesied liei'e in the l!ioton i le endurance coniest which will b.- one of the lea lures of Ihe Carnival. j About ;.o huttorcx i liMs will leave I'oi t land early Friday tnoruum ami will probably reach Kosebur beiwecn, 5 and ti o'clock in the atit , in -on. The . will make a circuit ol ( ass. Sheridan,! Lane and Jackson stneis beiure checking in at the Ko-.ebur iar.me. 'i no t arnival com in;, tee has appro- printed $."U in pries for t he score made by imli id i.ils and t and it is expect d thai the best run from I'ortland will be made in nine or ten hours. Last year 1 his was one of the mosi iutciv-imi; eents of the Carnival, and ureal crowds thronged Ihe streets to welcome the riders. The route of ihe motorcyclists upon entering the ctiy as arranged by the Carnival commit tee follows: Knler Ihe citv Winchester stive hester to 1 eer tin Jackson to ( hendan, souili east on Lane t from the north on i , then south on Win ; Creek bridge, SOUtll 4 i-s, west on Cass to ; n Sheridan to Lane, i Jackson, north on ! then Wt si on Cass k in at the Koseburi; 7 Thursday Morning. Jt:U0 a. 111.- Itand concert al depot by lioseburtf Concert Hand. IH : no a. in.- Hand concert at (irand Hotel by Kosehurc Juvenile Hand. 11:00 a. in.- Hand concert at Commer cial Club by Koscbui K Concert Hand. Thursday Afternoon. 1:1a p. m.- Hand Concert at depot by Kosfhut'K Juvenile Hand. 2: p. 111. 1. O. O. F. parade, followetl by crown irn; f Queen Jessie and Queen Writs at Courtyard. 4.00 k 111. Halloon Ascension ami Parachute limpi t lot on West Lane street, opposite Kxhihil Huildilii:. 4:aO p. ni. Hand Concert at t.rand Hoi. I by Koseburt: Coiieeri Hand. Hand Concerl at I'mpqiia Hole, by Uos. bui Juvenile Hand. Thursday Evening. T :"o p. 111. Hand ( onceri at Ha lace Theater b liosebuii; Concerl Hand. Haml Ctneerl at lirand Hotel by liosebut'I. Juvenile Ha lid. Friday Morning. U a. 111. Hand Concert al Hepot by UoHehur Juvenile Hand. hest in a. m. Public Schools Panitle. is 1 Juikinir of strawberry exhibit at Kxhihil Ituildint;. Friday Afternoon. 1:1.1 p. in.- Hand Concert al l-epot hy Koseburi; Ctmcert Haml. Hand Concert at (irand Hotel by KoseblirK Juvenile Hand. 2:oo p. in.- pecoraied Auiomobile pa rade. 4 -no n. in. Halloon Ascension and of entries than ever before. Fil't cash prizes from $ to j:t are offered for ihe best decorated huuuies. carts. wuKons ami velocipedes. All entrains must be at the Perkins building by ;::0 o'clock Saturday morninj;. so thai the order tf march can be arranged. The parade w Hi si art al promptly 10 o'clock. AFTER T Trench West of Cwnieres Taken by the Teutons Ihe Most Savage Battle ii Ihe World's His tory Is Raging Today Freacl TrtJes Subjected lo Artillery fire 1 1 the" Ml. (I A Pdf.I'K, (irand 1: i-rfsentative Parachute 1 rop at bo next lo Waier Litht office on North Jackson M :to pm. Hand Concert al Maccabee HuildniL' b KosebuiT Concert Haml I '.and l oticei t al tun mere ial Club by ItosebuiK Juvenile Haml. Friday Evening. :io p. 111. Reception ttl Qlleen Jessie at Armory. Hand l 'oncer! at Armory by Uose hurt; Ctmcert Haml. Hand Com fit at Maccabee Uuild liiK bv Uostdiuri: Juvenile Hand. 8:3o p. in.- Carnival Queen's Hall at Armory. Crainl march at 8 . in. I Saturday Morning. 9;(io a. ni Haml Concert at Hepot h 1 Itosi hurir Concei t. Hand. I Kmeiiies Contest slarts at Comnier 1 ctil club rooms. u;io 11. m. Hbv Patittle. 1 1 CO ; 111. Hand Concert at Cratu! Hotel b Id-s. bun- Concert Hand. I Saturday Afternoon. 11.' p. m. Haml Concert al Hi pot by 1 Koseburi; Juvenile Hand 2 : "o p. m - -i Irani:', lnlui l ial, Fi a tetnal and Uutal Schools Parade. '4110 p. in. Halloon A -edition nnd j Paiac h'ite ltrop at lot ih t to Water A- l.l'. ht Office on Nor'h Jackson St tu , m Ha ml Conci ri at Palace ON V ' C. W. I KKI KLN. '.rand V.'iiiihn of ihe (irand IotUc. Submarines Will Ply Between Hamburg aud New York ARMED TOR DEEENSIVE ONLY I'AIIIS, My 24. The Grinan, IM-nctriiiMl Into the vlllnire of C'umi- cri'i), 11 1 in' 111 ili. nonhwest of Verdun, after a mMies of ti-rrlfic onslaUKhta, tt wkh oiiicuiuy ailinltted. The Teutona also took a trench went of Cumlerea and gained fniiiholda In a few aectiona of trenchea eat of Douaumont. At other polntM the moat violent attacks were defeated. Several aaaaulta in the ChuiuiMKne region were repulsed. The iniMt aavatie battle in the his tory of the world la raging today. Highly thousand tiernianH were sent rrn.xhini; atnnifl the Krench positiona on Iieadinan'a Hill. Two brigades re. pealedly rushed Douaumont. Kvery iiMM.-i ult was a failure. All the French trenches are subjected to a steady artillery fire, ltehind columns of dust the gray German lines swept toward the Krench. Machine guns sprayed their ranks, but still the waves ot spiked heliueta swarmed to the west ern cdnes of Ikiuaumont. No sooner was one assault defeated than an other started. The loss at Douaumont in the first two days' fighting Is esti mated at lO.llllil killed. Von Buelow Promoted. LONDON, May 24 Former German Chancellor Von lluelow has become Ambassador to Washington, so the Kxcbnnge Telegraph stated this after noon on good authority. It la report ed that the German diplomatic corps is to be re-arranged. Other sources ailed to corroborate the report, al- though Ambassador Von Mernstorff's recall has been repeatedly rumored. If the report Is true. It Is taken to mean that the Germans expect a move for early peace. Aeroplane Shot Down. liilMIO. May 24. Kalian warships shot down an Austrian aeroplane In the Adriatic Sea, it was announced. 4 DICK" I.VDOWELL DEAD. I Tin :il I'.ntl.l it hy lln ( 'imi-irt n- .'mi i;t:itul .-Il l.'lll.l Hot. I in M. I ll.l l:ii h.u r.-.-iiiin ill. .1 sild.l- . llliiMIIIl.--. S'li ln-.-ri a i..i'i. .i' I. Ill In- ii.ul I. lie will In- In. at'i rnuiin m Ai a In I.. .. i I nil ;i Ii -.ell. II ! fur Him mi cailv h l:,-i Hi lulu r llll' IIIIII.1V : been .-.-I I pri.bablv I' V I. .11 I mi iIih In- linil 1. . i.ili.l .ii 1 ill mili irruw I. ry. liiir:' .lil i-Iilli- llltnil. Saturday Evening p . in linliil I oni .1 1 1 ;u i- liv INn . lull L' i ulii ml Cuniiit nt Ciiinil lllllll' .IiimihIi- ISllll'l. Id il Carni.al ami llii'H British Slaughlirtd Whin Ihry Allimpled lo Pcnttiate Cniiiiii licmhps -lldlian SuliBirinid (in Ristuid. MILK IS ORDERED. I'OKTI.ANI), May 21. Orders from the Kuropean gov-'inmenls for 5,000,. mill cases of condensed milk were re ceived loday by several condenseries It Is declared they will be unable to fill the orders because of a shortage of milk. NEAT BOOKLET ISSUED. Ni:W YiiI.K. Mav 21.- Itegutar 1 1 IIIH A I Ni !H Ii i-illiliiiil Hie hi-IMce be Iwein Ifalnliill iiimI New Vmk will tie slarliil IH'M llliillth, .-hi Ihe l.velllliu Mail a-i-i-tliil tuiiai. clallnlllg guuil ilillliullly lur linn lliful mal lull. 'I'lie fnsl Miliinai lln- will iiaili New Vuik on Julv I, ami In- ntiii'il lur l-fi-ii-c ulilv. Il xslll lali v mail-, parcels ami ll.Tll.lp-. a feu li.l--i ni-ii . -i. Il will nl Kl'i,. ell Haml llul.-l I.'. of C"ll in Crainl Caillisal Hill H' pi In-, lin dmer. il .1 ii Ti.ial Th- -i!-i:-;uil r'-rn n ii'-u .. i 1-TI-. k i a. .-ii au'l-.-in.-el i . - nriil ll i..i. i truut i - t! in l'.iu.!.t I'liT-i- la . ' rriati-: t at.d . . flJ. -t II,.! i-l 111- I Mil i-mi-lui nun: ftp' a r. i-i't the recin' il'l!-! the up-ratur-i t,i filita-n a l.ifi-n-i-. rompli-'l wi'liin nreurtltri' "' v'i It lin In-1 ' entaL-.'l ' t!,e r-fl'-t.' - tit,eed the prn i-lull ' uf l ni-n are r-Ti r..l tu p -5' $;!. and pav a In r. - f. each si nion'hs. I.. 1 th- -tifur ulil'.nall' -f-i'-ni-h a fife, n iliM-r the pa--r-!;al T .1 ' .,! that pra-l't Ii ' .1 f" .,f r. r- In- tin vt ; i it!.- ciun...k ri..! ami t ilii.-. i,,.t i f;iM..n 1 f I 1 tl.l l-ll II. and at th- I- in. t, uf t!., : -I ! Ill i'.i-. c. mil;.- '.It atel .-al It .) ri-hmi:. v.lh :Ti.' a LI-- at ftl uiin-y ii'i'l lie i n -i.all cm pr. -. tit III the 1 -h. -in.-, l.i - - H .1 illlplU-.- .. ami it is b i ,.f th- -p. .r il ii b- grant-d. If- wa.-i 'Hi Skllf. v.hu f-W III 1 Ii u- hul.l. II" il-ep L-all It vi a-i c a 'I uf th- l"U p;. i lie 11' . Mr. Iiii-hn- vi tin' in i-'. ml Inn: r. '1," n Ii" nam . -I in U, ha.l I tuv. al ils lln Mil ii im "11 w a em T i.r la. in- in thii ..I a rail., r t- ..1'iri. ,1 :l III tl .1. I. tl.u.. !.- b.-i In n I -II v..,- I.f : II- -a-l I Xt -AI'tH- I.f th- i . r. n- by i;-.m- . n lh- p' -H i-in a i- iit.tr th- CnipTia I hail a uf 1 :- In a. I . In ih- tun -nl .-' t 'it k the I..-I I:.- -aid lln' haul atnl I about tl - : .-nl. ial.!- a r un. In il - I ' . a i. of a Hi- w it-i-i nuw tl... lain! II- I - -'Li n-ral. II" W.i hilK-i t. I.a.l a si-ti i I -tturt I '1 I' ll. MM. i an. I in i'uM ulnl It, av . ih- III i Ii -ul,. I - tun- ill , ;i. -- .1 lie ,r - i.r a.:- Itl uf llll "" I aim- tu Committfet Buiy -..fal ii.liitnitt-"i ill -ha t-i. tit .1. J.aftiu. til-i of h.u- Ii. ' tl hard at wieli uiii k.- th Ih- Mail -a. hHV III- .-l-"l.-illal -n In- inn th ..r s. ni li-li I halim I lluiii. ami i -1 I laml. ial. in mil- Iiiiiii. tup in In ila h Hy I. I.. II .1.111. I llll". Aimilst . I, .1 "Sliall I He An Kdllcated Man?" Is tin- title of a booklet just Issued by the I'niverslty In the form of a regu lar bulletin. Copies of the booklet ni-ii! received her. today. The book is handsomely illustrated with views about the rumpus, of the class rooms and of actiities of the institution. It is printed on heavy book paper and is altogether the best piece of litera ture ever Issued by the. University as a bulletin. NEW CAPS ARRIVE. DRITr.H WERE MEPULSCD The members of the local fire do parlmetil today received their new cutis Hi.irh were purchased through oikiim in a rntilnml wholesale house. I lie caps ill voyage are of i a uiilat ion style as worn by the h th- Km- I in m bet s of the I'ortland fire depart s-.i ciimii ment ami are highly satisfactory to in- local firemen. I hey were bought ii. livnliially by the members. The luial fire department will participate with ihe new flte truck In the parades n he In hl here on Friday and Satur day iifternouns oi this week. i k i ul Hi I .III) M line- .11 wa I in .nl- ll' fn mail- only h. r it. j u i hunt - 'ii t hat t h- man -and thai 'I" ' rinn of ih- I.r. "IilIiI i 1 x a tl i 1 1 1 a ' bllt tlinm-r"! 'hat 1 briil. n. lie imm-il-t' man t" Mi n y In. -'-.I a- d-i- to ami '!.- tmlin.rra'. - w I I,,.fl.t. lit'--- Mi" in ' nl- t Im-pi'lil ll- left w t alien dm ' ' 'H" n. ir.cn in . h.irL-e of it,.- .-.!- In' ilifiillil. .1 ih a-h came af'-r 1 o i l' (Continue! on page 3). VISIT THE HOME. I' ll., -an uf -In . h full., 1 Mi ll .ill. t.l At lie! lln Inn. hum. - I'i nts ha'.- f Ih.'V ha-. -I niiiatnla-i-tiu h's V 1.' I.. ll'.ln. Pa'.' I,-: al til tin th- II l!.n . ii ii n -n. t,g 'el l I'l.i titi in in W--I fur lh.il am - th- '. I-it he u 111" W hum r v, v . tal eari - ii, a r I an g- I. y. ...i '. Ii- ! - .' . .1 s W till ll sl.uv ii Ihru'l.h si i. -:,'ls II- ' wi'b 'In I'.I'.I Ilia:'. A V'l'i.s si. I .,u I ml 1 1 ' l'i-ii. ' Vlt'ib' I i.i an: to. . ' ! '.. i v.' l ' In." i ii n I .1.1- ami i.iiiitiial d. ItCIM.I.'.'. ilt.ii k. 'I th ihv. Hull... h "I' ll! I.f II.' I ! Il II c. a t Ilia'! emmitt. - I- ll-l I jl'mi-tl S li.i-nillMI. ! I! Hamlin V II Kinnv Joseph Ml" II nth -I SACKS WERE STOLEN. I.r I" I...I l.i Main Win. 'I he I I e b'isi ll'll itll' id ami c II l: I tu- i-Iilli! k a t- Mil. C V.' V'h nlMi ,f tl," I'av ". W. I'.iitu" Ml-. I. II Mnl. P IV. i, 'linn I. II Moot 1'. Cvhh't .1 W I'alki- Ri-r-ntion Committee, i'. , Hon colli'ililli e w hi. Il will W III!' '.II-M- til Ml" l it ', h- l alimal has h. . II nppon.' i. Ill r.-aili'i. ss tu hi"!' af'-r i- . p i! B AR K A -I!:'. I Skinn. i. .: ipauh a .'' ; An 1 1 ..il, I '. 'hA--' W. i .. Winie, o-piitv sneriir, arrtvea .ii.it-.l h-ie ibis inuruing from Drain with i- mi j th i- youths who are accused of .1 mh.i aitai ks si-aling ti tul selling some grain saegs The buis will be held here pending H nt'iiti nf County Judge Mars'-Ts fiut.i Myrtle Creek. It is possible that they will be given a hearing early Mm. ''l Cuicul iiiiiinrrnw. . ni 1.1. ...Is n li WA , OE'jTROYED. .1 th. I- II Pal 111. lln It. 1. I- h. Ii balk in ar the In T IllH I llf. b. Hits - r . .I. I ISSUE ANOTHER CALL. STEAVri? CUDMAniNEO. 1. II- lil'V lb- ir patt i.r Ihe pin -ram. i m- ,,,.,. ,. ,,,,.,.,...-..1 of .1 W l liner. ( Cniitll.ii' .l on paito 21. . '.'I 'III "it. ma! Ml. Jl ,ml In.lal The T li- li a f. il Mm iil-n silhlnal lie WASHINGTON'. May 24. -The hun- ireil and sixteen Texas militiamen who failed to respond to the muster call fur border duty will escape court imillial If tli' V answer a new call the I'resi.l.nt will Issue. The new mill lary bill abolishes Ihe offense charged a:',niisi the militiamen. The Presi dent will issue a new call directed to the hundred and sixteen militiamen nnlv. If they respond the case will be closed; If they don't they will be chart'-.! with a nioro grave offense. V