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Newspaper Page TextBURG REVIEW ARE YOU INCLUDED? Tht Review i the greatttt advtr tiaing medium in Doutflaa County. Your adv. here will reach the buyer THRIFT Thrift In iti larger sense l tht art of making tht belt ute of what wt 'lava to work with. VOL XIX. KOSKItr lUi, Oltlt.OV, TIK.sll.IV K KMMI, JI XK l, 11(1(1. No. HI. ROSE LORD KITCHENER AND IE DROWNED The Hampshire on Which Lhe Minister of War and Aids Were Traveling Struck a Mine or Was Torpedoed Off Orkney Islands late last Night AMITY ISSUED REPORT CONFIRMING KITCHENER'S DEATH Toar life Boats Wert Seen from Shore leaving the Ship Bat It Is Bel'evrd These foundered in lhe Heavy Sea That Prevailed at the Time It Was Announred at Noon Today That four Bodies Were Recovered I.OXIOX, June C The Admiralty this mornir.g announced that Lord Kitchener, Mimsier of War, and his i nt Iru staff were lot when the i miser Hampshire was sunk off the Hurt li coast of Scotland. A torpedo or mine struck the I ! a ui p-h iri which wan taking Kitch i r t. Russia probably to confer wiifi the Czar's military leaders re garding a concerted offensive. Fol low inn was the Admiralty report: "The Admiralty rv ports, with deep I.;nl, that t lie ship Hampshire, with Lord KtU'litMu-r and staff aboard, was rt nk but night ubout x o'clock off the Oikney Islands by a mine or a torpedo. Four boats were seen from (More to be loaxing the ship. Heavy Mas wire running. I'atrol vessels a O.t it rovers pro. ceded to the fr.iii'. Tht whf.le shore was searched from fit award, but it is great ly feared there is little hope for surxix or:'' It w-s latr announced that tie- i.;in parties found only the bodies from one capsized boat. There fs Mill faint hope that some of them reached shor:- and proceeded inland in search of aid. On account of the hi'.'h seas this is considered unlikely. Mid the Admiralty did not encourage Lop". The Hampshire was a cruiser i.r ih. An-' vie tvpe. with a comple :m in ol cfficern and men. It displaed t'i.s.'iO tons. The arma ment was four T'-trtch puns and six Mn-h gnus and two torpedo tubes. Captain 1 ierbert Savill commanded the cruller. It was officially announced that the following, included Lord Kiteh . n-T's i-ai tv: Lieutenant C'olonei l'tlzgorald, llrigndi-r .C.eneral Kller vhv.w. Sir 11. Ki-'Mlerick Imnaldson. n od II. .1. Oheirne. on-e Counsellor t ;lte liriti.di Kmhassy at I'etro.rad. o ;-:.i:.-u:n:T mk china ih:ai. V AS'IIINV.TOW I line fi. - The Mate M ''it'iient todav re-eived an official report that Yuan S!il K:ii. president of China, is dead. The AmericiMi Minister at IMcing cabled the announcement. Vice-President 1 I Yuan Hun sm-roods Yuan, who died list night Premier Luan Chi lin pledged lull support to the now op'sid.-ni. I.i Ytnn Huns is believed t-i lf. p.c'-p'able to all revolutionary f.i tton- It i regai ded here that the dtaih of Yuan ends the Chines revolution, which resulted from Yiian's announced purpose of re- stabli. lii-m the monarchy and leak ing himself emperor. Anot'ter l.ttssiait lHve? L()N1M". .June t;.--. great Kus- td:tn drive at ;inst the .Austrian Mont: a to Koiki Already many p i;itn-inile front, from Pruth in believed to be under way. the Unmans have taken ir.oneM and some snii.dies are b ing rushed to the ' nf an Tai nopol r'gion. lM. VIIT I.K.W K Will.. . . i t i .' i t inn . ?' . .. ... , :,. " tin net i a e a in. v i.... - r e.-riareu, in ;uum a m-ihiwh ..-n...-. for the appoinino nt ot Louis Hill as sidminist raior today. The statement allies Hill s personal property at I a noM.nihi and real property at $;:.. it. tut '. .1 imposition of the Hill fortunes, w h;cli were rated n.u h larger, weie piobatdy mailt- beiore l.i d-ath. (hu evading t'U- inheri' iiti e tax. l.Y WS INTI KM I. W AIl I M'.Tt IN. .Inn.' '. J.il:n Kilt.i!l-n. ii liri.nklvn l.nv. Ii. 1.1 in ...n lion it li the Sinn IV in r.u t. In.-. Ii. -n iiil.-rtl. .l unil-r tlir .I' l.-n-.- i.t lh.. r.-.il:n K . "O III.- .Jt it.- li. i.nt- li-. nt li.il...-n ii'lu..J. -n ,II M .11 UV KM I i:i. T'l- istan.l j'ir riiiiiil..t. il Its rk r,.r .... i. -lin iii-l i.nor Ut noon to- ii.-.- w.is .v. .noil t A" .lililw.- M.t III - I ti. I,. T- uriili.l inry is snh.-. t t. iili nt i in inn.. 'm n tii. ir i.-,l . In tti-lr f.n;il r-po-i In v n..i ! no o". in-mi, in. oi". . i. ,. v si.ii lie . i.u i ." ,11 ........ iiiir.tr l.rollEht to tl.-tr ,ilv i.it ne fi.it tSv hul in.-ti-. ;.f..nt'on ar..i had rtitrn.-.t In.lirt. v., nts l:.-n i!i caw arrantd tm h a i-onrse. FNTIRE STAFF LATE LAST Yl.llii:i AT t'.WVOW llal.K. Miss Kuhy Klliutt, a well known d popular youn- lady of Canyon le. and Cordon Ross, of K Ik ton. re quietly married at the home of : bride's parents at tiit lormer idty the evening of May 2t. The wed lg ceremony was' performed by v. C. C. Coop, and was wit netted n number of friends and relatives the c on tract ins parties. The Ppy couple will make their home Klkion. (Ol UT IS CALl I D. An adjourned ten.; of the Circuit ? .urt will be heltl in Uoseburg to morrow, w ith .Hid ue J. . Hamilton pr'sitlin-j. A number of equity cases a; e sc'u dub d for consider;;! ion. . Lrttr in the nionih the jury will i-e called and a numlier o;' acthtns eon-( tinned trom the regular May term j tourt will be tried. i will r.i: ki:k imkti:i. An Indictmtnt w;is rturn-d by, he grand Jury recently against Wil- I liv m ileck'-r, pro Td tor o! the r'o- , ci.ilist c'gitr store, on Cas sireet. n cker Is accused by the f.idietmenl jf allowing minors to fre'in'rit liis aid room and pool hall in Woiation )t a stale law. He- ker V iil pri.habiy h arrested by Si.eritf (iuir.e this r.enmg following his ntu-n I : i nyonville. where he spent ttie day .v i!i friends. 1 FifiY PEOPLE KILLED IN TERRIFIC CYCLONE EARLY TfiiS MORNING WYNN'F. Ark.. .In no lt por f r :n factions witliir. mib-s of lore indicate that :i:ore titan mi per sens are dead, umt iniured. and a u.iilinn and a half dollars woitli fT prom rty destroy, d Uy a inruado wiiich swept Arkansas and is trad ing from the southwest towards th" iitTtheast. The cc!oiie it T a swat!i through .lacks jn. Missisii i i. e:n ' ti p; ri'oi rung, killinii igln p iu:i: a: rl in.iuti::g tii'ty otheiv. CANttN IV M'I H i:. W. 11. Canon, who arrived h-re n :jm Med lord Sun. lav nifht, this noiding illumed his duti's as g is'.er oi the lo a! I nit.-l St;ils land i olfice. K. U. Tinner. Kec iv. r ol ! th- land o. :.- ... will 1-ave fot St. ' L.nns and otht r t m and Sou'h- e n t itles toni'-ht. M T-irtn r is a 1 d bgate to the I letnoci :U i Nation .1 iMtie ntion. whi.h eoiiM-nes at M. Louis on June 1 i. th i:vti: i: I oi l.. i,,,-,.. ii t :iv(tii,L' 1 I ert Koltz , the store until toni' ;, i., .r. i i,,. .... m , . n: . - i, t i: -i' to . l ;.; :t.,ia i'i i 'i V' ll'l' li i.,Tl.r. .ill. V. illi- I t;:t : nrni: i.' li-:' Mi M ' v. rt 11 '- ..mi , utr il'i'i ...i. inrm. . n t':i. ir ,v,:,v u l'i.nli.ii'1 :.. .'!.. 1 '! It"-1- 'l.-liv,,! I'lu ........ ! iT-I' r 1 I , Mr M " r. v.' i. .. -i-i.-.l Ml" . m.i .tn.niv i. -.- -' m t : w. r... i.-i-n of V 1,. 1 ir;.' i- -i, i..i r; ' - . ii I! -I i- .1 I ... . - r. :i' ila: I! .: i. . ''.i'i-. r .r '. . . I 1 i n I I . l - . i- ir. 1 1 i i ......... i. :,h. P i ;,n! Vn; . i- ir. f , -rn.i..nr .-. i T.. ' .r. N y.ililrol Mar!.a.l an.l M ' Mfl-r. .miMion ar.iH.iinc d i'n :.t u. had deterreil th- pt in " in Pie cas- til ed 't la r '-;u- from f Par, I ; ;rv. al Pidd . rrow. I'di. is but i v of a-e. ii I tl.. ie i. a pO--l- Mlity that h - will be p:md- ! tiy t .e l PAHTY IV KAUF.WF.I.L. ! s x, ,;v - - ( out t tO", M..r . a-a-: '' :i: f"at ' ' a 1 e ., o,' i-i e5; , able afar at the or o-.i of Si ' - I - ' Pit t. w 's-n ,;t epi. it". ie 1 I ! .x-i'il!.' !.elii - SCHOOL ELECIION WILL I EE HELD ON JUNE 19; I WILL ELECT DIRECTOR At a spe 'ial meet ins of the Kose btirg mhool board, held at the office ol lios, ue ( ireen last evening, an election was called for June is. when the electors of the srliool di-trict will those a director to succeed It I.. Stephens, whose term expires on .luue 1. At the met ting held last evening tho members of the t onrd went on ie-oni lavoiine the retention of Mr. Stephens in oifite for at least an other term. It was pointed out that he made a moM capable official itnd his advice is needt d in bringing to a sip-cessl ul realization the new high school structure, which Is now in cmire of erection here. Mr. Stephens lias been a member of the school board for several vears and has made a splendid official, according ... !,; I I ........ th.. t.n.r.1 'Ph.. I election will be held ut the old arm ory, at the corner of Lane and Jark son streets, and onlv taxpayers of t!e di.-trict will be allowed to vote. When interviewed this morniig. Mr. Stepliens said he was not a can didate for re-e'ectlon. but would i"--eent the office in the event his fri'-i.ds desired him to continue in the service of the district for an other year. I'.y that time, he s;:ys, the mw (-nool buildint; will be om nlefd and in readiness for occu pancy. PERKINS IS ACTIVE lota! Capitalist lo Confer With Railroad Builder MAY VISIT NEW YORK CITY i J. W. Ptrklns Says Mr. Witspy Is Sinctre in Kis SliUmmis anil Will Probably Pre molt; Rdllroud to the Coast ''"h. t W. J. WiIm-v. of Portland and A Yo.ii. Wl.o re.er.lly gave out a M 't.-meat at Mar-iitield to t 'ie eife, t he wa. tut te.l lh t rm lion ol a t ail? ' 'mi i g to t lie cons i , i i:' -i.ei (ions ami will the ,ibjeet to a li:at id fro. n Ito.e- idnei-re in his l'inb.illy brtns riiiliz.'tion, wi.s tl: e : t . t I . ! (. n t ol I. W. P !! Kins phone li o from call. .1 The Leu. by tel. I'ort I; tii ih all i :non. .Mr. P. rU:tx b it lo i.- nnrt Hud di::l ft w d i s ago ml it v.asgfii- er.illy uvd'Titoo.l at the time that he! tied lo Poi'tiaml in couih" tiui I "i" th project in w hi h Mr. il intei -Hi d. This onj.-i -tur1 was sub- t:tntiated this u:teriiooii when M r. I Tvikins stated in an imei . jew over th.- lor.g disiaiice tei.;,houe thai he !:;.d a n;nin: meiit with Mr. Wi'si-yi al Pol t land w i'hin t he n- t few da'S. j ir. Perk-!!:; al- n Male-! t l.at l.e would i ou,p.i!i Mr Vi to ' o. and po -ibi . to New ! S.iJl I'ri! t k Tltv 11(1''' lIU . "Mr Wi: '.f;.r.(linu it .Mr. P. I fi.re he it-Mini',! tj In ii ur It'i'ji i.l wiirlil.' I 1.. -I i .- h. l,in l;til .-!,'l!'K i'lnl , , ,,f ii , unil !. !!!:' l-.jr fiirly 1 I (Jinn 11,.. , w , ,ri of I, 1 (' M . li. ' wnik. iil 1 iv : ll'il II -r 'li; in- - I V. ".mill r. 1.1 v .nr.- I,i SUPREME COURT TODAY DEKIE9 A REHEARING IN RAILROAD ACI.'O.N in'. . ..n...ii I .i-l t! nt u sin:s l II. ..i;-. Ii. 4. t.j t .on : i..;. - .,; 1 '-if .... .1.111 ii 4- -.I ,' :'i v. 11,. it u .. . );. !! 1'. -t J .. ;,'.'.. , . h r." ill 4. tl .' 1. it.-.:-' 11 ' ,' t 11. 1. 1 l.'tw..:: t.i, :Mr. ft,,.., K K S:...(iili. . ' i' ' ' .1 11 i : . !:. ' .'.;i k a- ii.. t 1 11 j. v:l ,,, .... i... t ... 1 1 1 ii. l-'l. I'' i "'I 'I .Hll..'1-.l. of I HI J. - ' () ,,, v'l.ikii!-. I'f : ti.- 1,1 ...".'i.! Ii.ii..- - . -1 - .11 J. .1 i;, I'o-. li r '. i- '-I .ii-... A 1 ' ' " .- '' '" I'.iin- to till- .1. notlitni; lull " i-ni . '. ,.'.ii.. tor .1. or-. I. .. ,: ' I I,- Mr hi'itor j t... . ;,ll ri ...i.. to ' II 11.: Ilr : I . -iil. f .11; i i. I ,1. 1 1,, , ,. - ; . , , , j oi.lv ot,.. J. il 'I'll J t u l: I'.- I'.- A. I .J. f t-, .,. h i; ,. r ot ii t 1 J. .-Ml I:..' '. - , .. p- ... . -.!.. A r. IK. " I l.-.lc.l.. !:. A firl i n- I ii ".. i - i. ' it l ,-, i j , , i , i . , ' . ...i . 1 - i .- A ft 'I . .1 .. I.-. I,-. ... ,.,,,. ..... ,., rl t.-.f ! i "-I I ' "" . '! t i lo ' : .' Ii.ni .;. ., , ,., 1 1 ,. . . . , , I j t I.. A ii - i ' i t 1 't l'i. '"ii.." I'" i'. - ji ... ,. i ,., . , t. ..... 2!11. lo.lv A '1-:P 'i'i ' .-e . :r urt h v. ..s i . A "--ii,JJ In il 1. tt IMI A -1 - . i'.. i.iop in :i- v.--i . -f a i.ir... A w :r... !.r i.r nt ,.rj - -1 i r r l-i a 4 v tir.-it tl, TERM ill JAIL four Indictments Are Returned Against Accused Man PLEA IS CHANGED TO GUILTY fiat fotlZ. AcCUSCll (if UrtMy FrOfJl I Sl(Hl ' ' Will Be Sfntenird by fudge Hamilton Wednesday Grand Jury Excused Standing before .Judge Hamilton in tlie Cirt nit Court here ju:U before noon toda . Jack I uihoff, who w as arretted by the ofinvfti a few itas .mo in conned iou with the raid on the warehouse oi' the iiRrdiner Mill j oni ;;i m . a i t tartn nei . viic'i eti u t-H'ii of guilty (o violating the prohi bition laws and was sentenced to pay a line of J.Iihi anil serve a term of ;;0 days in the county jail. Iteing I un;iltle to pay the fine, M,-. Inihoff was committed to Jail this afternoon, where he will pass the next ISO days. I Just before sentence was passed Jin the case the grand jury repo:te;i I into the circuit Court and returned ' three other indictments against hu ll oft. In out of these indictments linltoff Is acc used of selling a quart bottle of whisky in violation of the prohibition law. while a second in dhtmeia charges htm with selling Honor to a minor. The third indict ment, which is tho firt of its kind eer returned by a grand jury in I iou this County, accuses I mho if of shift, device and subterfuge for the purpose ot evading the. prohibition law. The subrlance of the third indict meiii lot-own: Thr.t the s..i I 1. M. Imhoff did then and th re wrongfully and mi .awtully sol Kit the natm's of persons, and (;tde; in the na:m-s of said per : -ir-s, to w it: Charles Ma. -Curdy, Larr;' ilov. m-in and other person unknown to the grand jury, intoxi catiim li'iuor from F. Zimmerman V Conn of San Francisco, and said letendant, .1. M. It'ihott. tlhl ttien n.id there unlawfully order a lull quantity oT said intoxicating liquor tor ea 'h person aforesaid, without the knowledge of said persons, ami not for the esc of said persons, end upon tl.e arrival of said rhipments of intoxit .'t ing liquor at Cardiner, did .Continued on Page Six.) KENDALL Villi REACH ROSEBURG ON MONDAY; CONFER ViTH COUNCIL : A K .( :t 1 1 . in. ii Kilnhill llnitliiTS, -in., ol l!i.. nii-li ut or tin- firm nt I'MIkIiiii'k. .ill v i in . r-nt .-.t ' tin- liluli.i.i '1 ll.lil IM'I. Will of ill t,H I lnsi ii ' uri h i' .la.-. : 1 1 1 mil i M r It II. tl lh linn I in- Kart'Tii in ItiiM linri; r unlink 111 il I'' Iili'l toil :. !. I.l'l i- I'' inmn ilif ri'iii il. :i tl .1 II l I .-m.ii:i .n tl.i i'. Ko'Niwini: . i-l v Il'-xt I'l.llll I.-l Mnll-i.-UimI ill til. .1 h I in . tii i irrival here il i.rn' iM nf. r wit h I !:e couti' il .h an 1 Site, He i I railroad w l b !i 1' d bv Kll'Jili er 11 P-IT' I ' lin- i l;. tion-" tin 'Ie pi f,i : ; if' now ; n-4 ' : '. c. 1 T T K ' . Vn''( re tl'- i ' laPldpv ' with le.11 and li i 1 ! i. l:s et' c's tti k'. ted wit bin 1 1: ; two we k- Tin Illitteil to the c ado t ion Th ii . Mr K- n.!- II 1 Pitt. ,r;.' to lto- Ait!, die pio- is prorrt "ing .-id of Mr K. n del i t: gill'-el n v e t heal coin - 1 '-! ti n da' s or ' j ! ' t hen be foi It- I e il for fot eial ' t Lie fourth trip ' b'te y f'dlii ! ir in f omit "I ion ; .;1 ti.i-L -l-4-I-M-MH- LOCAL TIREMLN USE APPARATUS IN DRILLS TO PROMOTE EfflCIENCY Fully aware of the efficiency that may be attained through the im proved flie fighting facilities recent ly u"iMii'ed by the local department, members of the com)any, under Fire ("lief .lames Fletcher, last night h'uuched upon a series of drills which will eventually make the men thoroughly capable to handle the j most difficult1 sit uat ions. dock last evening with the new rire ' Inn k tliu tnn iti:ti!i n i-nmux linn nt I 1 Main and Waungtim streets and had a stream of water on top of the Hamilton building In exactly one minute and K seconds. This Is the fastest time yet made by the fire men and is considered a rocord mak ing exhibition. The apparatus was i driven by Corbet Wilbur, the regu lar fireman, while Chief Fletcher, Leon McClintock and darry itapp made the connection, and Leo Pe Vaney and Koss (ioodman placed the ladders. .less'e Hicks and Wood lex Step' ;son carried the hose to the roof. Later the men practiced In the vi cinity of the Perkins building, scal ing the nnPhle of the structure hy means of the fire escapes and carry ing the hose to arious parts of the building. Other drills will be taken with various crews from time to time, according to the chief and his assistants. T W. I. Vill Arrive Here later in the Week NEW RAILROAD IS PROPOSED Mr. Wilsey Will Spend Several Days in Rose burg Conferring With Loul GjpiUlisls Regarding the Project Word was received her ing lo the efiecl thai W. w ho recently otfend (lit this niorn .1. Wilsey. people of Coos Co a nt y a propnsii ion win thev 1 1 1 :i v sacure radroad colllic reby lion with Uoseburg. will probabU arrive in ttiis civ icier in il"' wtt-k to con fer with local capitalists and business men regarding the project. The corporation Mr. Wilsey repre sents will invest $ 1 J, ihhi. ono in do le lop men! ; in Coos and I mug las counties in the exent the project ma terialize. The PiduMilis they con template include h raitioad from Marshfitld to Itoseburg. erecting of sawmills, pulp and paper mills, a hvdi'o electric plant, bv products plant, w ooden w are manutact uring. shipyards, the pun base or a fb-et of ves i ls. ci.emi' ..I works, class itkv, Muellers, eoal briquet! i ii k plant and (it her equally as important Indus trie.'.. Local c-ipilali.is w ho have a pei -soual acquaintance uitti Mr. Wilsev yay he is a big man in the financial world, anil has lompl control of the investment made bv I lie Kaclbdi svndiciMe he t epre rii I ;. Thev be liexe if IK' sets out to make the in- 1 i -tlliejiln proposed by bltll reelltly he will so- d hi biilding lhe rail loatl a- we'l ni est a Id idi in g the oth-T itidiistries Mr. Wilsev is person. illy known to .1. H Itoolb, of the Hong l.ts National lt;nk. ;iikI A C Mars lers, of lhe Koebtri: Nalioiial lbnk. :-nd ilo--. pt no'ittci- him to lie a man of l-iirli 'landing in the :m..m ial v.orld o CLYDE WALLACE AND WlfE LINDIR ARREST; PCRJURY IS CHARGED oiiliiii; 'nr' I iil. I f. .in I Tl ot - I.t-: .1 I.. ; iim: 111 .lin iim th' .ill:t'' ii n .1 Hi-iiiiliii- i n t fir . w ..r.i - i" fot on riv . n .ii-. r-.il t" l.'i in li'.s ;ili I is . 'I k no a n in l 'i t or ti loi.i; lii . l.i- '.iim i. I a ,1 A. ilini! on r.:, t Ii , at:. Mr Vol. nrl'i whs ill". m ii, - i .,1 i -'iil- Iri-ln ir.'-ri i,. I- lin -lion I i I'tiitl Ml I : iti'o tin. I iti or I - -t ill Ill I II- Mi Mo'. -toorth I It .itl.-i.t ill,' I M' I ,,' i :,iis l.a f.,:- . m .. t'tion l.ri.iii' li Mrs V. iinl Mi lk orl 1' ..r -lii-rtv to t u II h n lin .itliii. I t.n tion t In ill.' II ,1 George Perkins Asks Progressives lo Stand Together ROOSEVELT'S NAME PROMINENT Rjdiul Bull Hoosf Delegates Are Firmly Dc- ' termincd to Nomindte Roosevelt Fri day Thud Party UM CHICAGO, Juno (i. -tleorge Per kins issued a flat ultimatum to tht Progresshe delegates (hat Koosovcll must be the nominee. No substitute is acceptable, lie reminded the dele gates that thev are not here against nnyoody. They in her-' for some body, ami that sumchodv is House voir. Various constructions were placed on Hughes speech to the h hool girU lat night. Hitchcock declared thai comment is unnecessary. Pad ha! Mull Moore delegates aie firmly tie lermined lo nominate Koosovcll Frl dux, (he third day of the convention and run as n third party if the tie pubil-ans rei'use to accept the Col one!. It "publicans thought Perkins flat was intended for home consump tion. They figured (hut Mr. Perklm sought to hold the delegate i cheek, awaiting tlx outcome of ton tlniiiiikr negotiations. Will SntMHt (ie!ie:-ul WinmI. XKW YOKK, June li. Itooseveh will suppoi t Cetieral LeoiiHi d Woot for the Kepublican no'innaticin, if hi name comes seriously before the con wntion. ho two of the Ctthmel's visit ors de la red. Thev said he mud the statement during a general con veisation. o- SIILKll I TO roitTLAM). On account of business matter needing his attention here today Sheriff Quino was unable to maki the trl)) to Portland by autouiobilt as previnuslv announced. Instead In twill leave for the metropolis by rai I tonight, miring his-May ut Portlum I Mr. ifuino wilt mi end the annua run veit t ion of the ( h-cgon Sherlff A io:-'.itton. as well as enjoy tin j sights attendant lo the Kose Festival 'now being held in that city. I o . GRANGE MEETING HELD LAST SATURDAY MIGHT; DANCE WAS PLEASIM Scturda . Cre. k i;,,t:i ing, wilh o The .liastei, coiii mil i et of hol.Mpi; night the South hot i hi . h Id its regular no ot . er ' 'I no inborn pre -ehl Vim Kan hoc. appniut -i lo attend to the detail a 'picnic at (he hrtll o: .lulv 4. and iti the exepiiiK an intor ma' dance xWll be held. The committees having in charg-Co- pieparaiions for the (.range f :i i made their reports and !r. Itaiby the d paty ni.iter for the county oilend a hand made biidie (o tb iim tnbr of the Ciaug" who made tin most ii-dibie display of farm pro diets al the fan. As- there wen several xisitois waiting in the ante looiliti, the c Itlli'l K program wa letideied alter the (liailge closed II regular t'-rm. tm-i lhe balance of Hi ev -ning tle. land an open int 'iiui-. Tile ptoi-.l.llll W.ih .is lolloxxs: M.-ndoiiii and piano, by M.-i.' W.ilt. i a.. In . Chim'. Mil .ill I'iiiii. i l.l I Hi I 'l:ilill i.ll t Sil ' K.it lll.ill I lliiiiiiim: : r' H.,l.. Ii Mi t nuitt t mini. ('nip'." I) I..IHII1. l'-illll- i Cll! A lio.nl ... ... in :.l Mi ili'.il si. . ml ll.ill: . Ini-ii... Mi lion A'i"i i li.' . on: ta . rot' I :. iil 111' '.i.ll .-.! I'i mi I n t . . r n. u I .l.m lh.. iiiiirliil l rm ll lit!'. I' I V III. I I'I I' i HI." !l. I"" Ill' ti.lll .it I ml. n-.li ;, . r V. I: I. Il l,i.,..l i.f.l II ' Il In ill,' I In I i I ;l ii f I'Ih-i! fur tin- Iiiri.'liil I, il. In ll it Mi on I"' ' o tfli ill nr 1. HI I I Ii til.. oi aMon. 1 . 1 1 i . ; .:i!i. i.ir. ll.it. I 1. 1. Ill I'ltni.t .1 in I'..-. I.. nc I. i-i rl ..I ih t I'i - " Im-I I"" ll' ,tr. -i ii, . ot li-1 . - !,- .-1:, i 1. 1 i- r I'I. I' I iinil i-i'irii il-' h i I 'o I' h-l i " I 1 " ' uM l v. ..- ;i'n ii 1 1 1 it 'I in . n. r "I li'. t I'titf r-t in ..I It. i ol. nr. i:in. i (intim i:i. of III- t. l.M- i lit. i i.nT.II if V. Ill 1 Hli .fik. . .1. .i.t- il I t-" In-ol ii...t.r vijtitli-. n.iffitiK a'.inon, Til.- iiois -r.t Hiiint' war-l-ns .t i t. il by ISSUED HOLD BRIEF SESSION Adjourn Meeting in Respetl lo Citizen MONTHLY BILLS ONLY ACTION Councilman Hamilton Holds Bddt Estimate oi Cly Hall Woih-Extras to Be Con sidered stales Allowed Out of ri'.sliwt to llin .Mtv n i-hli.r iffli'ial. Mhos.. :ill-iiil:,ni'i. una nr,.- itinl on m i unlit of the il.-mli ,.r l.u futhfr. and in rei-oMiitlou of lin- .ast servlit. B of a forniiT m-nih-r of Unit iiouy. tup city coun.U In-Ill onlv a lirli-r ai'asion Monday Blunt. lakinK uijoiiinnicnt art-r allowing tli,. iionlhly bilu. nhiih as conniil-ri'd nis'i'ssary iiro.cdllie. I. F. Itl.o. nth. r of Mayor Itl. e. who ill-.l Sun. lay Rfli-rnoon. was for several years rlty rounrlltuan. Colini'ilin.in c. w. Clark, nr.-ui- lenl or the body, orrlipied the elluir mil In the al.tiem-e of lhe mayor con- lui'ted til., usual nn-llnilmirli'S. The emilar monthly hills and the niontli- estinimeH due the eontnu'tora were nnsldereil to he the only matters ivliii h reiiulreil iittentlon at the time. he lulls were rend by Recorder A'hiiiplp ami after the proper motion re nllnuiMl. The estimates for treet improvements were also al- iweil. These were $70. o2 for Knst rhlrd t-eet: $IS for Knst Hltiih treet; txO.IO for Kleeser street. Tho stlmiites for tho eity hall Improve- nents, however, auiotintinR to $.117.- the iiitit i-ivnient. were held up lending nn exninlniitton of tile Iteni zi'd n.'i-oiints. ('inini'linian Hamilton nd there was no way from the fiir- ires siihtultfed by tile enulneer lo '. teriitln.. the ainoiint of extras. That iffii-ial de-lured thiit the extras mounted to nhnut $.0. but snid ho ind not srureinated them from the riKlnal ..ttni;ite. The work was one by NU'holM and Martin and la aid In h untir.la.-torv. It is believed 'i- estli'in'- will rerelve ai'tlou proh- ibly at the meeting Wednesday liiiht. The eouni'll ailjournel unlll ti;it linie for the coiti-lderation or 'i-r bnsi'1-s;.. The renular bills al- owed are as fwnllows: I". Walker, liilior I rtr. 2:. il. H. Thoiium. labor I'.I'..:I7 I. K. Cr-en. labor f.n.7.', '. I . littij.l... .iiilary of Wm. .Illlin I ;.Si:(" n.'tl 1 4. fir. . II. I.n-n l'i., supplies. . 411. SO l. (1. I.onn ft Co., fire truck . 3 ::'..' '..I'D . y. Itiirk"r if: Co.. Hiipplles. 1.1.", fellow.i itorc. suiiplleri .... .7". lice ti Iti.e. insurance .... ft:'. no I. K. Ha : pr. rent 2.'.. ml I-:. Sttml-toil. senl-is ... 7 'in Mirks S-hnciil.tr. si rvl'i-s .. 2.'.u II. W. Sti-otii!. supplies .... 2S.-.U It. Trovl. services .10 Utis.-huiK l:l..i-. Co.. suppll.'-s. 1. 1. In tiishonn & Co., mliilles ... l he NVllf, prinlniK in. I-'. I. I'erry. services 2.7.. latrv I'-iirc, supi'll-s .... 1.00 Mirsiinlr . -tiict-ry tru..t..es . . I 2 .' . II. S. Ki. n. li Co.. services i 'J'. I :'.-. n.tio i:. 4o :, I.". 4 2D no 4 no 4.110 K. S-lvk..:-, Mi, I'll '.V S I in. ; i ! , suppll. s 'sliin-r K .irtoi. services .. Itos.tnni! Hook Co.. siiiipll.s. .lilhts an. I v iiti r '. W. Il ll.tl'.l. Jllili'-, elcctiolts V. !'. Tlo.tiii-s. JuilK Vila McClallen. ludne 4 .Oil Mia IU.uk. clerk 4.00 .!,,., I Co!, i 'i .!: 4 on I. M. Pet h-t. IuiIki- 4 00 Mauri.'.- Moon . Iiulne 4 no Mrs. C C Chi ! lie. iu 'tie . . i lor. n - li.insi. .1. cl-rk . . . 4.00 l-aniil- Hoick, clerk 4 "" I. I'. McKay. Jmlite 4 no : .1 N'-ur.-r. Sr.. i'lilite .... 4.00 M i il t . il I!.-:' li.l-.. (.HI.-- 4 oil inn. ll l '..:t: b-n.. clerk .... 4 00 'villi, l.-. n. c'-r'' 4 ml i.. II. i.i'. -. in, If" 4 no : i. tin.-., i.i.i-'. 1 "" Minni. S:i...aoe. ludee .... 4 ml una ini!.-i Iv, clerk 4 m' Ml.. Cot Ion. 'I. Til 4 "0 ' ii.utl ii Mm Co , t-tit .... r..m :.,.o lin, it ii..!-1. r. ni r. "0 i; si-i.'i. n . 'I. 'I -ks ' no ' 01111:1-. I ml .M.s Co . s. I V I. es 1 .'HI ' I ... 1 - -' ri ! '. u.riitlil . Co.. sup- pll.s " -'' ,l;.l-t. is lilil'I Co . supplies. I I 10 l;-i i. v. fill. Co . iirintin . . I '. '"'I lio.ict.is Al." Co . supplies. . .'.'il 'In-. I.niir I'l'Miil. Itc ; lii at- init ' o . "' rM' s 17 '0 r n .t. no ' VI. hoi . M it ct i-i 12 I i. i, i: t s. .. rvli . s 117". V W I'.iH,. .. s-rvl-es '. '"' I Woi 1 1 i i - 1 1 1 1 1 . sT". !: s ... 2 " liur t.i I ll'l . ?ti..ll-s .20 H.pCol i" Klt l lllllls. :.!( Suit- Sir. . I - I. i; ii . Ii . i 1 1 i .- ... - "" V. v ... s-i. ... r.i. s . . . 2 :.o .1 M (1 Hit. ii k . Set V ii -.. I " ' II i; w il-oii. ... . ici's . . I " I'iih- In., -in '-nt I' i . supp. - '" -cm., K' , -I C, 'I . ;.s .-crvl, -s .... 2 "O V W Cllk-v. CTIH'l s . . . . " 'JO if 'oti ini;ion s. rvii i 2 7 II. II. K'-ser. s-rvl. -s . . . "..2", (rnntlnii'il on Par S! )