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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG REVIEW THRIFT Thrift In Its larger sense is ths art of making the best use of what wi have to Vfork with. ARE YOU INCLUDED? The Review Is the greatest adver tising medium In Douglas County. Your adv. here will reach the buyer VOI XIX. HOSKIll 'IMi. OltF.t.OS. MOMIAV K. r'.MX(. MAV Mill. X.i. IB EARLY FINE PAVING EXHIBIT j TO LOCAL ROAD MAN Big Crowd Joined in Confetli Exhibited In a fthow window at : Harth'a ToRgcry are sanii-leH of 't I different types of pavement, such as are suited to the various needs of; streets or roads. The exhibit is a, !!ift of Aman Moore, vh e-(resid-ni 1 of the Oregon Portland Cement Co.,, Battle Saturday Night CEMENT THE WILL BE MANUFACTURED HERE AT turn AC I Hi I Vtirnirnhnii rn a who with his family arrled here Fri JUIIIU J. IMII OUttUUIULU IU U day to inspect the company's Miiarri.-K located near Carues. -Each tiJilbit is contained In a neat and uniform box and the entire col lect ion is so arranged that similarly constructed pavements are grouped (together. They are made aiconlinn to the specifications returned by the city authorities at Portland, and a copy of the specifications is attached , to each box. Ity meaiM or this col- 1 lection a person may see at a glance Constructor! of the North Rink Railroad fr in a 1" L0!,?."'' nl?.f .Ef." Serious Operation LAST Of THE EMPIRE BUILDERS The manufacture of concrete tile will be started ill the Host-burn Sand ii nil I '.lav el Company's plant probably I'vllhin the next few weeks. according to Manager O. T. Ijirson. All sizes KO ARRESTS WERE RIPORHD a?aS SCHII-. ll la riiirvnu ...... .. ... lions have been contlnueil for some, time It will expand Into one of the War Veterans Enjoyed Program at New Armory Sunday FORMAL EXERCISES ON TUESDAY MOTORCYCLE CONTEST FINISHED IN PORTLAND LATE SUNDAY AFTERNOON I largest plants of its kind In Southern ., . , .. fij ij,ir.. i quartet made up Ail AvaiLblt CenWIi, Strptoliiie and Noi e oreon. " "W "'i 'uu . ,,, rreth. H. Kurt Partidnd to Spokane Was Ihe final Effort of Mr. Hill's life Produiing Devices Were Sold During the Evening Ball a Sikibs With clutter and bang raised to an I have been working en the plan: for several months." sold Mi. I.u.s.i'.i todav. "There should be a good de mand for the tile In this county, es pecially anions: the farmers. They are now learning- to drain their farm-" properly, and the cement tile is equal ly as good as that made from anv I'OKTI.ANP. May 29 -Two teams of four riders each, and M. C. Peter son, riding a an individual, com pleted the Portland-to-ltoseburg-to-l'ortland inotorcyele ride last night Willi perfect scores of ltuio. The llur-ley-Havtdson team number one with T. (iilliert. 11. llndfield, C. Walker and 11. Kuine, and the IaMuI's Power -Plus of T. Johansin, Kd Kurtz and 11. 11. Kppcn- stein, finished the run with the re markable score. The Hurley team number two and the llullnu & Wright representatives finished, but they all lost lime and as a result were deprived of perfect With hundreds of aged veterans semes. The other Individuals who Musiial Numbers and an Array of Other Interesting features mil iiik-i . I . , . . i.IiIiii1i.i,., lliu pi mil nwu lint Liuf linn- ear-!;uUttinK imm.i-mun.um by thous- 1 1 ia . ' ' "'..r.. iBO t,u orni.. annual memorial union services were were K. Uin. J. Moat, . hrickson. mhU of revelers who surged and over- PT. IWCL. fine f tin- la: 1 y 2'J. " James J. Hill, of A:.irn empire b-in.l th-.t a-.Ml 1il ho h.Dl ; United, to certain streets. Among the ran 1118 "treets. Hie K!Sl.th Annual i kinds thus Illustrated are stone 'Strawberry Carnival reached a close I brick and wood block pavements, sev- late Saturday night niter the most ; oral kinds of bitulithlc. asphalt and BUC0l.S(,fui event of ;l9 kiIul ev,.r )u.ld 'concrete pavements, and examples of ,n ioseuUri5. Kvervone wllh a lik- ilassam ami omer paienieu ,1" ,ig fur fun and hilarity was out. and . i.i ... .1 .... I . I t lt.,rl l.'l...n.r 1' Kiiiit "llllutv' Is ii t-n i i. .. .1.. ;.,ut.,ll.,tln of n atiiHll u 'tl 111 me uiinuiy ut-ie ouim.ij ur ... - . . - and by Jhe ii.s nllatlon of a small o'clock. ham. Joe Schantin. Their scores can plant, now on ine ,.ro,,e... . determined until the checking sheets have been received from thi The collection will be In the hands tlie fej-tivitw continued unlil nnd- 11:13 o'chu-k today, following an oper ation for the removal of a carbuncle (i;i a--iiiiiit of his age, 7S years, he Was unable to resist successfully the shock of operation. nou.- nilititfnns f i claim of the King, of Douslas t'ounty pHn, r,.qui5,.d for maklllK the tile w approrxnuaieiy ivMPi. of Mr. Ilarth. who Is chairman or tne )t wag a (lttlng and (jnal cl id bureau of the local I ommeiclal ax ,.,, , tulllult wu8 wor,,y uc Liuii. Mr. Moore vlslien tne company e i-i. nu..n.. i,.,,r.L-.n f,.i- Vlant yesterday and reported that ,he Bra,,.,t Carnival celebration that material for tho plant at Jwcko Is has lmirKt.a lhe history of t-ouihem now neinK Mupreu uj jorcaon. Although there was a sprinkling of l'oint, we can use the regular force' The pro train was one of the best ?r:"T" Ti - nVf rV . l e, , Iteh, and Include musical ""'Per Willamette Valley checkers. h..;.r ii.i.r'a is slack work at selections bv the Koseburi! Juvenile' llarley Hall, on an Indian, had a the crusher" I tlaml; sinjinn of America" by the perfect score until he passed throush Mr 1 arson will leave for Portland audience; Invocation, by Itev. YV. H. Salem on his return Journey. He had inmi.rn.'w where he will complete the Katun; duet, by Misses Lucy HridKea a 'bad blowout and was unable to preparations and make readv lor the and Allie Itlack; selections by a quar- finish last ninht. The riders left ' ... ..i.iinn. .t nn enrlv date. The i telle; sermon bv Itov. f. II. Cleaves Portland Friday mornliiK and spent all nii.l benediction. The seriuuli deliver (lay Kiiiuruay as a um aiimcuon ed by liev. ( leaves was very Interest- of the Strawberry Carnival at Hose IliK and attracted the closest utten Iiuik. inakinn tlie return start at 6 :'M lion of his audience. VILLISTAS LOOT WAS Ten Machine Guns and Rifles Found in Canyon FRENCH REPULSED LAST NIGHT Greeks and Bulgarians Are Engaged in Brisk Fighting fedjy No Serious Results R ported on Either Side lory of ucvelui-aK-m in the Northwest. r todHV expected from now-: Altaouxn mere was a spii ,K.,nK oi l if.y years ao he was a dock clerk ' I I a arW force of men will he h.lar.ly among the ( arnlval vlsl or iri St. Paul, and practically p.nniUss-. , ' d a, quarries. Mr. Moore , Thursday and I Friday niKhts It . .- , .i i i ui nr.P,innn ' "I'l ul rfjtiii ii uifsn (fin ii uihh it'll lor I oi ilium iiiib oiuiuuvi". With Visit Here ile died a multi-millionaire. Lord Mmiru S:ephen, I-xrd Sirathona and Iirmc.n W. Kliisor. forni-d "(lie trio v.hirji bouclit in the bonds of tli" old Minnesota & l'aciffr Railroad, and V put Hill in rhar.e. This was the he MinniiiR of the treat Hill symeni. Wi:n ihe complition of the (In-at NorthtTt; to the coast, and steanit-hip linen to the Orient, he established and pro vided a market for American rood. Development of tin- country through whhh his roads traveled wits the fcreat life work of his genius. Th" construction of ihe North Hunk road from Spoknne to Portland v. ml the subsequent est abiishment of the Meait.er line between Flavel and San Franrisro, were the final sreat et lortf of hi life. I'unenil VelneMl.t'. ST. I'ACL, Muv .lamea .T. ' clock wednesdav'trom iron, "ne'.uu ' Prfd leltgram Says the Ruseburg Meet mansion on Sumiiiit avenue. May Kli'ect i:ailnad. NKW Vl)liK, May L'H It seems certain that the National City Hank e!o-elv aliied with lioikel'eller, will exert .1 mighty influ-'neo on the Great Northern Railroad, now that .lames .1. Mil! is dead. .1. I holdinus in the Northern I'acitie muv thus biinir the two lines into comi'e- did not rtaili it hieh pite Jo'e!o.k Saturday eveninj?. At that hour the streets were jammed with a good nat tired muss" of people, all bent. on making the best of the occa sion. In addit'ou to the moving I throng that cempied the renter of jthe streets, the sidewalks were taxed tw uieir i-apacity by interetsteil on lookers Although the scene was one Grand lodge Delegates Pleased arrT'a'nVthe'oifu'ers0: Dt surprised at the peai-etul chaiarter of the proeecdiliBs. Thousands of ! iii-trimieiits productive of the most unharmonious discord were broiiKht VINSON GRADUATES. I). O. Vinson, formerly employed as n Southern Pacific brakeumn with headuuarters In this city, last Kridav Hev. Cleaves said In part: "Menioilal Hay Is a distinctly American Institution. No other na tion has anythiiiK lust like It, he- o'clock yesterday mornlnK. The entire ride was made on a schedule oi 2.'i miles an hour. Most of ihose who went to Kosehtira will be seen at the Rose City Speedway Kladilaled from the North Pacific 'ol-, rllu8(. no other nation has had such tomorrow afternoon. i...... .if iientistrv. at Portland Mr. Vinson Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Vinson, of Coles Valley, and is well known here. GOV.WITHYCOMBE WILL ATTEND BARBECUE AT RIDDLE IN SEPTEMBER I. t (inraner, sesToino oi me um- ..(.. l into a "Hon and added to the voices of die Hod and Gun Club, today received . . w ictlnm of liuninrous pranKs ani jesis. worn irom uovernor jameit mij- internal dissension as ours, it has been asked of what use wilt .Memorial Day be now that the old soldiers are nearly all gone. I here suggest n few uses we may make ol Memorial Day, and 1 am sure that as Americans we will continue this beautiful custom till time shall be no more "Memorial Day is commemoratlv We net d to commemorate the iyrn of thee men who fought to niako America just what she is. Memorial Day is a reminder of the Let us never forget them and what they did. Memorial Day may tench an in- VOTE IS CANVASSED ;l: Judge Coke Has Democratic En dorsement Fiom Douglas The streets were made to reverberate combe that the latter had accented , f ... 1-Vtl.iit ot love for our land ing Was Probobly the Best in History of Odd fellowship in Oregon 'e'et ecno w-lt.n snrui noises nienuin In the wildest confusion, rillch uuan- :i;li's of lonfeitl and serpentine had never before been unloaded by the uiMrilMttori'.. j Probably the largest noud in the ! history or carniMils in KosehurK was i i r cnt at the i-losing ball at the armory Saturday ninht. It was much : laraer than on the niKlit before, when ithe King and t)ueen led the Brand uiari-h in vl'w of tn thousands that ) The Odd Fellows of Oieuon who conKlcKated to witness that ausp.c- Morgan's n.t jn t,,ir (;,..,ml i.odne and tirand ious event. In spite of the erow.l and Kncainpnient sessions in Itosebum hundieds oi spe, iaioi s. no- o .. . this week, together with their fair was comlucled without contusion and his Invitation to be pnVent at tne fourth Annual liaibecue. which will be clven by the oi Ranization at Hid-! die on September 4. Plans are til- j rea.U b' lol! prepared and the uiounds are beins Improved In anticipation of i. us yiai s event. Mr. w ithyronibe is to deliver the address anil hundreds of people from all over the state are exported in uiientiance. HOI SK WAS lt.NSACKI-:i. tition. Hill prevented tills during sst,.rs, the Hebekahs. w ho came there all nianid sled an enjoyable tune. bis lifetime. i(o eat strawberries and to hold the .0t an arrest was made for drunk- o J anneal sessions of the Kebekah ,.nni-ss by the local otficers dnr- l.AM IS TIC.li:i. 'Assembly of Oregon, bate cone their jK tu. Carnival. The only 1-iw vlo- 'several ways rcJolclnK. most of them unions reported were minor offenses n,.l....t l'.m..n nf this citv. todnv to their homes to resume llleir every aKuinst the iraltlc or.niiain-es traded acres of land at Oreen. day duties of life, a few of- them to V() individual was rcspnns and occupied by a modern dwelling, enjoy extcnueu visits etsewueru ie- ,h(1 8U,.,.,.sa f th for a fine bungalow in l.os Angeles fore returning to tneir wurs. ami ine Calil. In. S A. Mulk-y. or Central one great fact that stands out above Point was the former o ner of the all else, even above the fact that the I os Angeles property. The deal was meeting of the several grand bodies consummated through the Pcrrine 4i was an unbounded success, is the M irsters real estate agency or tin. splendid impression me vi-uois c.u- city. Carnival closed here Saturday night. It was a co-operative aftalr. so to speak, and was a success because of the harmon ious spirit that prevailed. K'.ery mem ber uf the executive committee of the Carnival was hard at woiK iluring ill When Mrs. Knima Howard re turned to her homo on South Main street late Saturday evening, after a few hours spent in the business (lis trlct. she discovered Hint her dwell Ing had I n entered and a valuable watch was missing. Nothing else was taken from the house. The ofii ceis were notified ol the theft, but ible for 09 '" tlK'' h'm' f!'"'''1 10 "I'l't'chelld .!.... h IIM glllll.V I'l-mwii- Patriotism. This is what we need to preserve us a Nation u patriotic devotion to the flag. I Memorial Dav is a day for the' consideration of christian l itizcn Npuofr Rt'itives Three NoDiiOilions for DiS ship. Tills Is the only kind of citi zenship that will save n Nation a cltir.enshlp that wants (led to lead the Nation, and recognizes his sov ereignty. "Memorial Hay may teach the world how men of all race- can live here mulct that flag in harmony, love end mutual helpfulness. There is no North nor South; we have one gn at united Nation- this our Horn liid Attorney Howard and Rcdford Numinatcd for legislature The official canvas of the vote ol the recent primary eleclion was coin pleled Saturday hy the Hoard of Can vasers, and the Kevlew luday pub MAItlQrii'A, May 29 (Ry radio to Columbus, N. M.) Search for other Villista caches is in progress, fol lowing the discovery of 10 machine guns and 2SII rifles in llalsec canyon, a bandit rendezvous. The American hunt for small bands and the watch upon suspected Villista hiding places has not been relaxed. The good con lition of ihe loot found in the can yon suggests that Ilia probably cached tt on his retreat from Columbus. Notice Is Ridiculous. Kl. PASO, .May 2a. (ieneral Oavlra lenied knowledge of the source of the bulletins posted 111 Ihe Mexican quar ters requesting Mexicans to register with their consulate because a break between the Cnited Slntesnnd Mexico tppeared Imminent. He said the warn ing was 'ridiculous. The notices stated thst Ihe trouble might come to a head within n week. Xote Not Kiectel. WASHINGTON. May 2. Mexican Representative Arredondo announced that Carranza Agent Mendez has ar rived from Mexico City, but that he knew nothing of the note he was re ported to be cnrrylnK to President Wilson. Ambassador Arredondo ex plained he wits expertrng the trarm- cript of tin; Scott-Obregou conference which possibly led to the report that Carranza was sending a note de manding the withdrawal of the Americnn troops. Ileflisul -Hmlel. MKXICI1 CITV. May 2. All for eigners, with the Cicrmnns leadlliK. today notified (leneral Hill, auxiliary commander, that they would close their shops nnd seek protection from their governments unless he rescinds the anti-high price order. Hill again threatened to export all violators of the rule. ried awav w ith -them from the city ,,,., ;,f f,.Ktlt ities. of Koseliurg to uieir several uouies able Fiib-i omniitte i.i:pitr i i:stk;.ti:i. SAl.KM. May The prison au thorities' are investigating a report tlfat convicts are responsible for the recent firo in the flax plant as a reprisal for Warden Mintos orde: restricting tin- niotithlv allowance of tobacco and sucir. Warden Minto dilli.d that 111 rents had reached him He adt. lilted tliat. ili-sallsfaction fol lowed tho order. Assisted by and a secretary and their appreciation of tho warm of unusual abilitc everv detail of the hospitality enjoyed during the week ,,V).nt wafl h.m.ll.il without a hitch says the Portland Telegiam. al(1 ,1C programs were carried out All of the bodies meeting In Hose- a,,orling to previous announcements, burg during the week the grand TnP women who labored diligently , lodge, the grand em ampmelit, the alll ,.,ii,.ntlv are also entitled to Kebekah Assembly, the Council of ,, , ,iralse at the hands of out Patriarchs Militant, and the Imperial town people. Secretary .Insephson order of Muiaovites -expressed their ,ioiinceil this morning that the Car- i. .mi thanks to the Itoscbiirg bodies , . , .. , . ess fiom a financial MMtHltll IIKIII-: TOKAV. A llliet Wedding was perfotl I at the offices ill Count v Judge Mai sters this morning, when John K. Telb r. ot Mlllwoud, and Miss Alma Cole, of Tvee. were mart led. Judge Marsters rtormed the i.rcMiotiy. Mr. nnu aue as a result of tile war ot ine Hslies u tubulated statement by pre fivties. ctnet of the Itepuhllcaii vote. . ii bcri of the Crand Army of Judge John S. Coke, of Marshfl, Id the Itepilhllc, you nave done well. nill rP,eived the endorsement of the We shall remember you long nfter .m, ., lltB f houglas County for you have mouldered away and Joined ,.n for circuit Judge. Judges your kindred dust. You have done liniUn and Sklpwortli were unop your work In life. May Providence ,,,., it,... j K Howard, of tilell smile kindly noon you and give you Wilfl nominated by the Homo a happy evening of life. You sacrl (,r i,,uglas County for Joint Heed in mil. and showed heroic niiir Hepresi ntalivi. with a vote of Kit, his age, and you have our honor and our miml, lavn .en written on the bal love and our pral-e. I nder tied you , j T Hedford. of Uralll. will In have made us what we ate nnu we , uf hl. (W() i.-uicx riit !' candidates BATTLE IN PROGRESS. I Mrs. Teller will home at Millwood. niahi their rut in nrillT rpitnT L Kill I UililU H.I IN ROSEBURG TODAY; JURY ON WEDNESDAY The rei'tlhir !av term of tile Cirrui' Ci.uit conv. n il here tins moriiiag. wiih Jil'i.e .! W. Himiilieii presiding. Most nf the ii iv was spent in a'cuinc niotions anil nm-ide-mc oiher tn:s e. tl..n.i.u- matters. The jury will no' nss-emble here unlil We.llles.lav. The first case set for Hill W-i!n. day is thai of I". K. Haines, of Klkton, vs. Ihe Cirsi Naiioual P:-.nl. This is an action when by Mr. ll.nie s h"i-s to si-cur- j.i'l-'ii:' r.' for funds wlmh he iiainis to ha.e hid nn d-p.i-it in the Institution at the tine- it rca-ed Piismi-s in IP..-, t.uig. This money, the p'j;ir'iiT r!'-se-. w is withdrawn from the bank by T. 1! Sheridan, th' a ii .-.ilet t ef t'.e in -: r ui ion. and enn ver'. u to I... own pei-m al use. This trial will ptobablv con 'ume mo t of The case of r.ul.v fe. i r v. riovd Weaver was cntinueil for the term ti-.n motion of 'he 3"..rn.-vs. 4 .i...r.... -. i-se.d in favor of the Inti'f In The i as... of the Pirific 4 the 1 uriber companv v the Sterling 4. Lumber Company, a corporation ot the oriiei . to the t omllierclal I mil and to the citizens nf Ho.s. lung and houglas Countv, and the several sets ot resolutions uf appreciation and thanks adopted and presented, were plain and out-noken in voicing the prai.-e ol the visitors. Old nun In the order, lot n who heve visited a score or more of ties" annua: ses sions, were especially pleased, and declared that the welcome and hos pital'tv. the completeness of the en tertaina.ent and the unire n't-ime of a-iv po-sible ex. u lor couip.airt. were ref:-e!.uiK. and f'-arm r he fore i-iriall-d in the hi-lorv of the I. O. 0 K. aatherhiEs In or-ron As an exami'i" of the gieat deslr of iv-rvotie 111 H....-b'iig to phi's" I Continued on Pace Six ) ,.,, lt.oi.it n t iouc I tlie exai l - ei-jiits will net he known for several tlavs. At I') 01 In. k Saturday night everv bit of confetti and sertienline Mad I ti sold, as hud the Carnival l,s r:,ttlerS alld OthlT Otli - C -1 lla U lng il.v lies. In the 1 l:.,se in ha; ge of this It was the llll'ge l l. l..rc of tl.e C 1 S .losephson be. one linen im'u. for tb- "in- "' '1'- " in "e " , i i ..,,1 :., ,1 . il.g. trie, and it was order hi" dipfilon minor details ' r" langua.-e of veal s f.-nlia; it held in tlie 'i n Se -tet,i: v- S . 1 linlelteils of rk..l 'nil 'in t i:n i. i-itiKS. 1 Per-ont- having won prizes during tho recent straw b irv Carnival can seclile Die same bv calling at the h.-adeiiaiteis of tin ...rnival commit tn- tti tin- front room of the Dooghis County .Mistral I nei panv 's offices at. the corner of Washington and Jackson streets. JUVENILE C AND TO PLAY. Tile Itlis.-hllll .lllV.l.lle P.SIld. WhU ll will furnish tie- mu-n for Hie ...,,ia lion I lav exerii.-e- a' the Soldiers Hume tomorrow, will f.-a'uie a n seleeii. in. i -tit 1 1 - il, ! is a tirand old Flag They KoulIii I'm ." The band li mit him n.l.i'l Pin.-i. - and some huh Clll-S pi. l es ale If .111.- lelldel d know lllitte to th' of ti i.!.t.4-t--j.H-KH-H' ! "I con n: t i" 11 r I Ol 1ST I- HI I I M TU. Ttli: t.llAM' Jl HV. 5- ,t a late hour thi- aft-r- -r nnen the gnr.d ju-v w,i "till J. in -. --inn ' Milv a f. w matters 4 lnv. l.e.-n lonsi.lered by the 4. I.o.lv and fit.rt' a Ijotirnment for ti-o term prohahlv be t.iR r. Or- e, , i: k this aft iurv had Hole v w 11 1 .!. St Ml''! inn at Ore" u f.. I.eil-.B It w 1m hid rt T''i ,1 tic el. Ol X , 1 ,,nt r.e 1 J. ' a" he. n 4. t'e- enn- ... ,,,1 luiildiag ,t I, ,t,..e... a .5. "' A'-lk J. 4. ; ! g v I o --iit-n ti-e man. I 4 ' 1 to r. ;iirt In letirt. It was in nix " -J- ,,irt atta.he. that no- e-s n a to ire I! vrer.f would he 4. I v the c-:iT,.l ,r ai T pe 4. M FRUIT UNION MOVES f 1 ? le-el't tO re t . i-or- in ill g l.is Co1: : .. v nl e nn ,1 ...-r'. i-ors itlol.s lor r at It nth e;i' h hool h" Ill: (ail. ! 1 1 il.e s : ! ft e than Of Ihe 1 Ih'ii OOl Sll e.l ill S'l I of S. I. nil lltl . t: le la I v I II II lltl le- ri le ip'l" 4- 4- 4. retime riai'er ., .1 .nn 1 .erne The iPi.c.-s nl Vtuit fninn ui'- at t h re Inst Satunl .v an.! tci s..ler:,l,!e rollMIie t'l-lll'-- tl 1. efinc airangi lii'-t.t- v-n made for moving mm 'he cuhphtiVs new heaihiilarn rs in North llo-i t. liB The chante of h-idnuarters will b.-n:ne 4.HHH1I?I effective On Jline 1. vol- o' tie f any 'oentv. . -, t:.k. 11 'II' of the Count. appar. un time of f.r.a: a l.oun.rM nt. J- ... In ell-' t III till si ani.Cier 1 1 mi i- r r the ptes t e - I pi I V t-or s 1 -. a 11. a jorit 11, 'liiistors of , e rei .-'it V ute n tie initiative Co :rt. w tn- h l le ,.lv to tlie or s'- -t'-in nii . county. all stand as a united people for the defence or the flag 'Long in.iv II wave o'er the land of the free and tile home of Ihe brave.' " Tomorrow the annual memorial' service W'l'l he held. Ill tin' Morn ing committees anpolnted by the sev eral military 01 gatiiat ions of the city '.'ill visit the celli. t.-ries wllele the craves of Mi'' departed brothers will he strewn wllh flowers. At 2 o'clock in the afternoon the members or the Oi. A It . Women s ltelief Corps Spanish American Wnr veterans. Ito. Scouts and Individuals will me-t at the new iinnorv anil march to the Soldiers' Home, where Hie formal services will he held Tile parade will he In charge of tile Spanish War ven runs, with M. C. c'aik a. line as inarshall 'Ihe procession wiil be headed hv the Itotiebuig Juvenile Itanil end flag and drill mips. The decoiatloiis ate In tbaige of the Wo teen - Itell. f Coips, assisted by the flag drill ladies. 'I in- fnriii.i! evercises of the after linnll will In- held III til" Soldiers' Until.- gmve. and will he In charge of It C latkee. i oln 111a tola lit of th" it-si it at Ion. 'It. i-ioii'tini nf tho afternoon wl!l i , ' 1 1 I II HSU hv tie Co-eliiitu .1 11 e n i li- Itatid. r il'lltlg of onleis to A'l llltallt nf Post, pluv.-r bv the Chap- 'aiii. solo, bv Clifford .lope: l.ln'oln'c II. It -ll' II B "pee- ll. hV 11 llielllher of tl.e Home: address, "M's.-ions of the S, 111. .11. ' llV Iti'V. It K. lope. slo bv Mrs X'atkie, and ring dli'l bv n vn"lil' I, nil's Kverv.itie is Invited to attend th.se .. rv and .iiv tlib'lte to the fall. II hero. .1 for the Legislature from this county his name having been written in b t'.t voters. W. C. Kilw ai ils, of I train an Independent candidate, received the endorsements for State Senatoi over It. I.. Kddy, the llepuhllcun nominee. Hlslrlct Attorney fleorge Neuner not only received the Itepilhlli-illl nomination for his ofrice. hut also has the leinocral ic and Progressive nominations, itev. C. II. Cleaves re cclved l-'o voles ror the Hetnoi rut I. r.miilii;it ion for countv school super intendent, other llepiihiicans who leceived Ihe I lelnocrat ic elldot selm were M. It llermolid for siirvevor. J K. Sawveis for Ireasiiter, and I'r. C I'.. Wade for coiotn-r T. K. Single ton received the nomination of the I leiiio-iat .c parly for constable of lleel Creek i.:.IIHt K. II. I.ellOX fill' cleik. It W. Long for count', 'out inis-'loner, Harrv I'eane for sh.-iifl and U. T. Ashworlh for ;ifiir each ri .eit. d the I mo. ra I it- noli .nail. .11 with opposition. I.ON0ON, May 25. -llrisk fic'itint between the tireeks and Bulgarians Is In progress today following the Bul garian invasion of Oreece. A detach ment frofi Kurt ilup.'l fired on Bul garian Iroops. and the latter returned the shots. There were no serious re sults on either side., (.reere warned the border commanders to prevent serious encoiu.lers. It Is believed the armv of llul-arians which entered Or e did so to guard against an allied attack. French Were Repulsed. 1IKI1I.IN. May 211- Two French at tacks at Cilniieies during the night were i-epiilod. It was officially an nounced. Violent artillery fighting on both banks of the Mouse was report ed. Attackr. Repulsed. PAItlS. May 29.- Two terrific Ger man attacks east of Cumier.'s have been repulsed, following a five hours battl". it was officially announced. LEADER WIIL RETIRE fROM EUSIMSS HERE; BIG SALE IS PLANNED H-H-H-I-H-H-l-H-H-W-K- Afle Diss Alll-e Cided 4- 4 -I ! 4. ii 4. 1, .t. M.I. I nil Mil I! M til KlXlliltltilW III-. I I IN ll i 111 Iti.llllW. LOCAL GIRL TO WED : -.:l I and I 'I I.!- e U... . bin c I." - t.i'fl. e w 111 4. I01 --.1 on M-l n.1,.,1 lli.v. 4. now. ;i iter " 1 nut ' lug the 4 .nl : 'il In to 1.1 . ive their 4. ,. I '. . II t III- tl'.ll I S Of If 4 ' 0 o k in til'' foielleOTl. 4- r bejn;: engage.l in active busl heie for seveial years, Mrs. Hnskell, of the Leader, has de- to retire and will place her en tire stock on sale beginning at 9 o' cloi k Wediiesilav morning. The sale will continue for r.u days. The simk ot ladies" locgery nnd mlllinerv carried bv Mis, lutskoU Is ptobal'lv the hit gist of any store In Itoseb irg He Slock Is Ili'W llllll IIP- to date, and will probably meet with readv sale at the hands of Hie ladies of this vi. initv As soon as the stock is closed out. Mrs liit-I.ell will prob ably locate elsewhere, where she Will reetieime In hll-illess, Kemember, this sale b. fins Wednesday morning III 111 It. I I'l a . le Till: III IV S HI TS. 1 lei ll 4 M'-s I! Craeroft. a pnpifur III II'M lIV fill Several Veins, left till' 4 iif'einoon for lai'..'i ne. whi te sn will 4 this evening beiolne Ihe bride of M Allen, s well known rHilioail nun aid M s Ml.n expect to make 4 J "it to eelietal d'!tv- tn, 11- us will as to t'lii-e 4- .ill .leilverv si -tell.. Ho .. St 1.1 In. k am! will continue until i, ,,' n. all to be made 4. the enure Him k Is closed out. f 1 "in that at t In- pus' 4 1 Will InWS Olll V Otie col 4 I 4 le t.otl of inall Wlii he lull' le 4, .. fiom t'ie street letter boxes. 4. 1 ((nil.' a number of the members of 4. this ii'nr x p tn., hut all mail 4. the lo-.ll ciuep of Hoi Scouts left 4, iiopoMieil In 111" postn'fice will 4- here nn font car'v today for Harden 4. he ills, 'at' lie. I at on Other Uuvs. Vallev H ll-ll ll'ev it'll nos.-i.ins t tnev exi'C'tc.i 10 iiiiiKe int- 11,111114 J4.4..H-HHHH, 'h' lr ti'itne at Kucne.