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Newspaper Page Textot 0l W ROSEBURG REVIEW BARGAIN MONTH The greatest n ipa'f r bar Kaili 'Vt-r olfereU the people. .See big al. Cull or phone HO. RE READY Io what vou should do for yuur home town and maa thing will do uf themselves. VUI XIX. ItOSKItl lti, OKKt.oV, MlllVkMIU HKMVII, JINK SI, llllll. i. T FEDERAL BUILDING Will BE STARTED JULY 1, SAYS RllATIVE Of ROSIBURG PEOPLE LEfT ESTATE: Wilt TO BE PROBATED CANYONVIUE MAN IS DELIGHTED WITH TRIP THROUGH NORTHWEST ROSCOE GREEN CHOSEN CLERK Of ROSEBURG DISTRICT LAST NIGHT RETREAT I C0N1RACT0R IN LtHER E II Gen. Euoslon Asked to Recruit Infantry and Cavalry MEXICAN SOLDIERS NOT SIGHTED It Is Reported I hat the Mexicans at Opinaj Are Assuming a Threatening Attitude Stouts Palulliog Lines SAT." ANTONIO. June 21. The War Department has wired General Kington to recruit four regiments of infantry and two of cavalry immedi ately tor the regular service. 1 c tailt d in; rut (ions were mailed. Ken oiling has already started. Geli i ral Kumtoti denied making a sec ond app-al t c i- tin- militia. It is reported tii.it the Mexicans at Ojinaga are assuming a threaten ing attitude. General Kit list on said l in -. w ere "running around in circles hntgg'iig about what they intend to do. ' General Pershing still has s (Hits on hoth sides of the lines. He found no Mexican detachments with in n a h of his lines anywhere. Sheriif Salinas, of Laredo, issued a pt oel;'t.iat iun lo Mexicans request ing t he :n :o report any persons at tempt in to foment revolts. lie u a. an teed pint eel ion for keeping the peace. De-spite the proclamation the .Mexicans continued to cross the holder tocL.y. ici;i:.si: ai-tropui atiov. WAi- i I N'( iTON". June 21.- The House 1 li is at tern oo n vol ed to in crease the aei 'o plane appropriation Iidjii $ I . j '". i 1 ' to $:!, '.miim. si i r;:A(.r, is i avoi.k.d. WAS 1 1 1 NGTON. June 2 I . - The President todr.y int rpreted the suff rage Democratic platform as an ap pin al of t he sul! rage movement, hut 1 1 om meieling that it have its in eption by the stales Me toM the Virginia women that the plank did Mil ess.irily disapprov e of t he l ib ral a i.M-ndment idea. i ii:i:m was drown pp. PORTLAND. June 21. When a pteain pipe on I he t earner I, in line hurst. W illiam Moudy. a fireman, pluni-ed into the river to escape the burning sieam. and w ;is drow ned. On' decUliand was injured. ROBERT SMITH TALKED BEFORE TAXPAYERS AT EUGENE LAST NIGHT Kl'GP.NK June :. At a meetini: of a number of taxpayers of P.unene at the ( It.uiilt r of Commerce last night an in it ial i.e pet ii ion for a constitutional amendment was placed in ii illation. This proposed amend ment is -iieil.ir to the hinghait. law wli;,h pn.liiints the leaking of a tax more than six p- r cent greater than the tax of the previous .war in any tiuiity. ity. s hool or road district, iiil' pnpost s to coiel" the entire state it !i this pru i- ion. In ot her wiir.ls. ait- r a county has spent as much in one ear as it did the previ ous year, plus six per cent, it will thelj bae Id cease its expenditures Kobert K Smittl. of liosehuri;. edi tor of the Tax Liberator, spoke at the meeting last night in faxor.of tins aim ndiiH i:t. He will return to Kugene about July 1" for the pur-pn-e of oti-'atiizing a lux league. i m i:i;m-; i 1:001;. thoilL'h the en '( k' I (tt Hlav;ts have not by the di-ti i. t at- tornev's o'.i e, it was admitted thi .iMernntm that they show nn im Teas1 in boo- shipments for the month of Mav !:! 1 om pa red with the mouth of .ril 'Hi I i prohahp. 1 so the o;f. .! fa v. to the fa- t that iii.i!i li-( nir si; 1 n;ent s , re re. i w-d her-- dar ti- th- St r.. ie-rr Carnnal 'PI NP CKnp. p.po'f- jet.p.d frOTii 'i any t ' o' I mi ,. , .1 C ejtit in ! - ate tint ti:i- ei- ? 1 r ir.'' 1 rop i I b larger n for 'v.;u- s-.i-.di- in the I a-t 1 .e ath r haf Vt-en if nod l.r : ru-i" trowtr.if. a odt:ig to the k tower", ai.d ( rope tc for a butn P r yield w.-re ne,.-r ' r ttian at the prf -r.t t ti.f. That work on the- Roseburg Ked- ernl building wiil he started July 1, and that a huge force of men ill : be employed until the structure ia completed is months from that date, I is the information contained in a letter received from Carl Al. Stehin- ger, of the contracting fir 'lf Steb-j iayer Pros., of Portland, hy local I people thin morning. Mr. Strbinger also states that he hopes to have all the excavation L completed by July 2u. when he will commence to place the foil n da t ion. All the materials have be- n ordered and will he placed on the ground during the excavation work. Mr Stebinger will be here in person when the work begins and he expects to remain for the greater part of the time during the construction. Schedules for the various ship ments of materials were set out in the letters received here this morn ing and, according to lo.ul parties, once the w ot k is begun it will he t 'ished to completion with a'l vigor. The sand and gravel has been or dered from the Roivburg S.ind & ('.ravel Company, and the hauling has already been eont racted to the H. J. Ien:i Transfer Co. Local Man Gets Permission To Join Company I. ROSIBURG MEN WILLING TO GO Officers Receive lormjl Orders, Whiih (on firm Phone Message last Sunday Will Hold Usual Encampment. With a formal transfer issued late esterday by the state olficials and signed today by Captain Urn hiuian. 01' tiie Fourth Company, Ralph Itald v. in. in ivate in t he local artilb r 1 orps. left this alter noon for the Clackamas mohiliatien station to j i 11 Company I, oi Wood burn, ami I robabiy leave some time tins weel; with the Third Infantry of Oregon for the Mcxhan border. liaM win's application U the only t ne so far honored w ith transfers, nil hough it is sa id l lie re have been several apply. Paid w in epe ts to lie with LeN'oir Itausd.de. also from Rosehut k. w bo joined Company I vesterdav. This companv is one of the regular organ izat inn of the Third I n fan try and w ent into camp at Clackamas some time today. Hoth voting men consider themselves for tunate in getting into the active tanks, as strenuous efforts are being made to hold all the local men here They are especially glad for an op portunity to see Mexico. The first drill at the local armory Mme the mobilization of state troops w as ordered w ill be held tomorrow night, and a larue atteiMan-e is ex i.ected. It is also thought there may be several a ppli at ions for niemb'-r-f hip. Nearly all of the boys have t v pressed theuiseh es to t heir com manding: oflicers as wiping to go out t f the Mate should the lioseburg or ganization be called. The Roseburg company re-t 1 iav leceived the usual oidejs in regard tc the annual summer encampment, and barring a possible call to t ' scene of nul host i lit ies, t w o week ill bn si lit to Fort Stevens in ! July in the reirular artiib ry prac ti-e with tlie big guns off the co.ist. Thej exact date nr. July 10 to 2ft La-t niuht j:t tie armorv the nun- om m isisoned ot i - ers held a meet ing when it wa- de. ideil to hobl an other picnic at Winchester on July Mb. sMnilar to th" erne two weeks age). The men will miir'li to the pic pie grou ntN Men day evening. J ul y :i. and af'er drill, supper and porting of guards, will upend the night in true military st vie sleeping on tie 'ground (in Tue-dav ih-v will listen to a Potitth of Julv patrioti address nnd parti '.pa'e in a program of riort". featured !v a baP game in the afternoon V -iturs are i ti i t rid r-i'-s to::" will be mh.i to all r!1eit. Ye-tel ,C(V -A.-Te t 'nrn a I ord- r- fr'- ' ciond, of P'lg r,e. tj1 a-lib-v for--.-, w' 1 ;i!v the s.iti... a r phone fron. I "it .r.1 ' st S in lav I he o' 'O oVere all pre . . '.'a rd to i r ; .i r. ! ;,t-v t he ; r'p' r y ' t 1 r tend to the -.MlpTt 1 al-o th. f Ham d r of th f" i-ract i t over th. ral Whit. are ft'ke i : - in r. and at Mt-ni j -old n fo H-nrv Ja kson. rivr-d b-re l;'t few dayi" with fri- of Pot 'and v p-r.d r-'.uMve '-nir ie and The will of tht lat Iicum, who died Jtnu1 admitted In i to b;it, John W. Alt- 10, was todnv says tin A I- bany Democrat. I'. A. Goodwin, a nephew of Mr Althouse, is named us executor. Tin estate is given as having a probahl value of $ 4 mi. Tin In of ihe will are as follows """n, I To the nitves of the deceased Kliabeth M-: ril I . Mary. Annie and S. Katherine Althouse are given the roidei.ee p'oi ert y at fit til and 1 ta ker streets, who are to share it after pay Rig to the estate t he amounts paid out on paving 1. A. Goodwin is dire Ml to d tribute the personal i-l fects and ! es proper to '. household goods as be sees relal i v es a ml friends of Mr. Alt-! house. To Walter Althouse. aged i".!, of Wilmington. 111., a brother, and to j Kll.aheth Knapp. aged 7H, of Love-1 land. Colorado, a sister, are be-' iueathed $tuo semi annually until! I d such payment i have been made. I Should Mrs. Knapp not live to re-j eeiv e all su h payments her child ren are to receive the remainder. j The rest of the estate is to be ill-; vided into 1 .'. equal parts to le1 dis-' t rib u led as follows: To M rs. Naomi A. Young, of Albany, .". parts; to Wm. Alt house, aged s:!, of Oregon. Ogle County, 111., five parts and one part each to the following : A I bet t ' Althouse. Jr.. nephew, Ceiro Gordo.1 111.. TVresa Althouse Peck, niece, Cerro Gordo. III.; John Althouse. Jr., Cameron. Mo : Wm. Port miller and Kred Port milter, of Albany. H liltTISi: l-'OU m its. The county court today authorized the soli, it at ; on of bids fur the op i rat ion of the Smit h ferry. Lone Kock ferry, poor farm ferry. Sawyer ferry and l he Scot ts burg ferry. The eon Ira ts for op 'rating these ferries v ill be awarded at the regular July term of the county court. MISS LEAH PIICHEORD MARRIED AT PORTLAND TUESDAY AFTERNOON A quiet and somewhat unexpected wedding occur ted at the beautiful home ot Mr. and Mrs. A. Welch, in Portland. Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock , when their son Claude w as married lo M iss Leah Pitch ton! . oi t a is city . The w ed ding ceremony was performed by Rev. K. Olin F.ld ledge. par-tor. of the Mount Tabor Methodist Kpis.-opal Chur.h. and w as w ii ness- -j dy iiM'Nibct s of I he family and a lew intimate friends of 'he contracting parties. Following the cerctnonv I he wedding party went to the lleiison Hotel. w here ; ihey partook of a sumptuous dinner, arranged for the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Web h this morning began ; housekeeping in t heir new hu nga 1 low, which was re.ently erected and' furnished by the bridegroom's lather unci given to the happy couple as a wedding present. j The bride in v.-steiday's wedding is a daughter ot Mrs. V. M. Pit.h ford, and is w 1 1 k now ti in Roe bu rg. w her' she had li ed since birth. For s-:al year- prior lo going to Portland n etith she was emplojed as sab-sladj in arious -tores of this city. i The hi idegroom is a son of A ' Welch, former owner of the Douglas County Water AraLiifht plants, and one of Oregon s best know n ca pi talists and promoters Mr. Welch formerly li d i;; Ro-ebut g. where he bei a me ac qua it. t I'd w ;t h hjs bi ide. D f t here 1 ast fall and has "ime lived in Portland He hoids a j T' -polislble jce-it ion with hi-, fat her in that city. lioth Mr. and lr: j We,-h li.tw man- friends in Rose I bu r,'. who wish t h in m - ich w edded I happiness. i I The fust now of the Wedding came short'v alter 1 o doi k vesii-r-da v a ter noon . when Mrs. Welch C tiled her mother here by telephone, i Tiie ucddniL' cam' as a lomph-te "surprise to ts pit h'otd. as w!I 'as to the mniiv frteri Is of the con- t ract ing ari i-s 1 Mr and Mrs We ch are .pe ted to pass a few ,,,-, ni Un w eek , w h n 1 h-v w i 1 1 enrer'ained ;ii a ruii.b fun' '"ns a r ; ,i !i g 1 in t TiieV plan to 111. ike the 1 auton club g to t 'dv be l WW - Pi I HMD. a bur -tin..' pi., D IP 1 ! . ' 1 1 dang. :c -i tt. illll it Will h" . ;a'Pnt w:ll be d it: pa Tifu! ore the in..- f.i- Population of Mexico Said lo Be r'ear Starvation MILITIA HELD IN READINESS It h Piobdblf Thjt Ihe Milit'u Will Be (a ruule lo Ihe Maiidn Bordn Befure the End of the Wcik WASHINGTON. June -'1- Secre tary ol War linker will not order the militia to the border today because the mobilisation is incomplete. They will doubtless be enrouto before the end of the week. What states" mili tia will be called first depends upon t heir readiness. Pndoubtedly more ,t!ian ;.n. mm soldiers are going. The met hot) of calling for volun teers has not been arranged. It will only be done when developments re (juiie it. Reports that the ad minis! rat Ion intends lo ask tor a half million v oluuteers appears, to be exagger ated. An order for a naval blockade of .Mexican ports is expected soon. Offi cials said it would be comparatively e.isy to bring about tile blockade. As 1 be populat ion t here is a I read v ii ear Mai vat ion. putting into effect a real bio. kad" would mean further tiitlering; therefore ihe officials are determined to go slowly. Real a--t on will not come for several weeks. The militiamen must become acrlP Mated . It is expected that alter I hey reach the border a period of waiting will follow, w hile Car run za is given a final chance. AUIMIT IN SINSIOV MKMCO CITV. .In in- L'l. -t'ai'llina anil liis riiliini't met in s,prial si ssinli t Ids altt-r-ntiiin lo I'd nsi r tti' Aini'ii-i-an not'. Tlii'v ri fiisi tl to h.-i1 i oi ri'Spolnli-nls. V f 1 WILSON LEAGUE PRO GRAM AT ARMORY LAST EVENING WAS ENJOYABLE The Woodiow Wilson League held i heir r' guur nieeinig at (he armoij last evening and an en io able pt o 'Uii:n was femb-icd. Two seb-4 lions were heard Horn the liosi-burg Juve nile Hand, following win h Miss Mar ;;aret Page told ot a wm! lo Presi dent U ilsoti by h Il huiI falhet. Col. K. W. Page A quartet con sisting of Walter I't-h. i. John Mr ( 'I in tot k. Wood ley Si Ion son and Carl Clark sang, and .1 K. McClin lo. I; followed with a - Ii-Ml address Miss Mattel I'.rvan rend ted a solo and the addict ol I he evening wa then d'div eted b Rev I . K How aid. ol Glelid-'b-. .Mr How aid v e m.ilty rea-ons why ihe nomination ot Presid'-nt Wilson for e election should be lalltted hv the peo.d ot ttie Nation by tctde, ting him tor' another t Tin of rnir yeais. He mentioned bro f iv a number of a h v - ti.elit s of t he ,'MMtit ad in iti i st r at ion dec la i ing l hat the r na t incut ot the i . gmn; I e-erve banking .ot. in fi-df, wa- . U ! t li i'l nntii tel 'M Pi -id-tit W il Republicans the hanking ie adiiiitte.) Were in till -irally all ot ll!ly veais son to anothe r t having falb d to sit uat ion. w hi' h w as bad , ill t hom di-put'-d power : t lie I 1 ii.e -1 111 lllg Mr llow.iict , able time i n it ial ion. a nd pail in it, Mr 1 i nt onsidei ie Mexj.ail i W il-on t- 1 had lived .. and be v informed -i !i nt W ll e Mexic all ad -ni ni-t r ,i 'or t' nt-, ,e If d hill l! tier,, and ! ... I eltn id t .at a' id. Ii' uhin s into Me r.,ree all 1 ;i4.- I in a k w it 'i rc ed n: on ,e lOtl'eil' SIX ) (Continue a on Ta. The Review last evening received the following letter from G. O. Mc GtU raj . ol Cauv onv ille, w ho is eu jowug an auto tour of Washington: Ah I promised an account of my trip 1 will drop you a few lines to let you know that we are enjoviug our journey. We have already tra eled a lion I 1 7 ." miles. There bav e been a number of automobile accidents in Walla Walla, though we saw none oil our t rip. In t wo i list am es we saw ca rs w hich h ad been w recked and subsequently destroyed Ity fire. Many people in Douglas County have the impression that the Columbia Highway is paved for tin miles, or w it h in ihree miles of Hood Riv er. ) 1 his is a mistake The road is paved for a distance of D miles, and it is I fine. The scenery along the road Is . beautiful. Itefore rea hing The Dalles we traveled over a number of hills, one of w hich w as sc en miles in length. These hills are much like those in Douglas County. Kit route to The 1 lalles we burned out our brakes, which w ere ren- I dered useless. Our emergency brake was in good condition, however, and this probably saved us as we sped dow n a steep hill at a lively pace. We htive taken our time thus far, and at the time of writing this letter had been on the road six da vs. It w as very hot w hen w e arris ed at I Walla Walla, and we were treated to a genuine Kami slorm. Fanners here have just finished their first I cutting of alfalfa. The second cut i ting will start in about two weeks." n i:i:s n 11 .itm n. K. A. Sinclair, county roadinaster. I will leave for Voncalla Thursday to spend several days looking over the - roads in that lo-.iliiv. j Allhough Mr. Sinclair has owned an automobile less (ban 2 days, lie has covered more than I2un uilles in looking after his official duties. PLANS EOR ROCK CREEK LINE MAY NOT BE COM PLETED EOR SEVERAL DAYS i The plans and specification the proposed railroad lo Rock ( for k. which is to be built by til Roseburg, will not be read for I " da s, acr-ording lo C for bids' ! v Kngi neer L. G. links (Ins morn ing. Completion of Ihe typewritten specft i cat ions, on w hich M iss Ft he I Pairuk. sti-nogi aplier, has been gagcil in engineer's olii.e for past week, was expected this al Hi,.! I,,.-.1 noon. This mmh of Ihe work, how photograph shows Ihe delegates Hon ever, avoiding to the engineer, is',m' various states as well as Ho onlv a small portion of ilii't which boxes. galleries. speakers must be finished hetore it can be "'and and c hairs occupied lv the al submitted to the icintraciors Th i u-! ternut s The halt was occuiued h out the work the ncis-iM lit v that ' about I 1 ,noo people at the lime Ho other contr.o lots than Mr Kendall will also olt mind, ami bids has been kep IV detail of the i st t net ion has been s peri I led to that end. In addition to th specifications, in changes were mad fet enc' here W it ll icw t il ing of I lie w tin h mauv during t be on Mr Kendall last week, the engineer's fun had lo change many of Hi has also ll a w nigs. and the plans of some ot tie-strii'-tures have not vet i ed. Three bridges, one o North I ioMiia. Jt . ltd o iai gt-st start r the g. arid two .".0 foot bridges over De have Hot ( ,eell dellllitel I I k, e, Ided on as to ih plan of c -oils! ru t III, ant) there made for Creek, a vti m tun s se v n. on are also plans vet lo lo te ll. h k other about f igur to de befoie t be w ater tank al roundhouse, and numbering in all VV 111. h coll-I'lera hie ing has to Ii tei mine t he thev can be A depot i cinch , bv Hi' ks tcxlav. the line v.;ll point The ie dolle ill fll'ler pi oit st rengt h put on pa p'-r it P'.r k Cieek W ,i Mr Ken lad. cid and it Is piohabb he opetatecl troll Southern Pacitjc Mr lhat this depot Ro burg W ill be used on the vv e-ter Hon w limits 1 .nd of th ' line, but a st e built al the . i at' hitig t to l n C v h lenhone, w e handled ;,t t lound hou'-e, t mav be provid was a not her en ad.- bv Mr K II ptoh hU did. to in nil "a w m 1 11 location n.-ai th c. vsion d. tl1. be done I rol.ahiht-, plant Th of w hh h i' mill a so. recently In U III I I. W s P.ROM V. '.hp I. th It I s ti fioin M.-fdiail. arrived he the -out), I'm i la rel Mite am ty e Ih S Mfte V illlllillllllll . hil- tiav e Pa H igh w a v a bout three miles -ceita of Itoelojlg OTie of ti,.- front w m . -- ol Mi Mar hall ar snd let. p. .l ap t d M: M ir -h.,11 w-i- ihf.vn forwa-d w.th the re -t.t that hi- 1 t-a I a'i e III ' otlta t V 1 ), I t.e :s ;ll ;,.dl He s,, f ft d ' Ut ot t ' a ' p a - well a - a -i - '1 '.e . a r w at repair ed ii r ' r noon ami the part . '1 i heir o i r it y nor th. ft w hr-i h'Te th font, nip At the regular meeting of the Roseburg school boaid, held at the ofhees of Roscoe Green last evening, it was decided to pay John Huuler, who is in charge of erecting the new high school building here, the sum of $4'Hio, This sum represents the work already finished by Mr. Hun ter, together with quantities of ma terial purchased by hi in during tin past month. j Another matter considered during the evening was that of electing a school clerk for the ensuing year. Roscoe Green, present Incumbent ol this office, was re-elected by the unanimous vote of the board. I ' The school board also canvassed the vote of the recent school election ami found that R. L. Stephens was . re elected with 1 (Ml votes to his credit. One vole was cast for Attor ney Charles F. Hopkins, probably h some person w ho w ished to play a joke on the well known lawyer The si hool board also decided last night to make a slight change in the sewer connections at the school. In accordance w ith plans fit rushed tt F. Ma n so n White, the architect. The cost of this change will be nominal. I according to members of the board Attorney Albert Abraham turned This Morning Re- IRVINE COBB AT CONVENTION Aitornry Abidham Sjys He tU the Oppor tunity of Meeting Miiny Prominent Men Dm ing Sidy in Chiidgo Aitorm-y Albert Abraham, w ho went lo Chicago a lew weeks agoto attend the Republican Nat ioual con veiition as a delegate from this dis t rict. ret ii rued here tliis morning l-tiroilte home he passed a few iia Port la ml , where he conferred w ii u mem hers ot t lie state cent ra; i om mil lee regarding the Presided tial campaign. Mr. Abraham brought wilh him t Roscdmrg a .holograph of the hall in which the convention is held. Thi I''"'"! aph was take although Itt- I seating ftp ly is I'M.OIHI. it wa a i t isl i ally decorated w ilh A merican Hags M r. A bra ha in also brought w it Ii linn Die on l la I badges worn bv tlie delegates to the Republican National convention, as well as thos. Wot I) bv the delegates attending l)i Ptogies-ive convention. During his stay in Chicago Mr Xbi.iham had the pleasure ol tne.-l iug livine S Cobb, lainoii New York newspaper writer, as well as many other men of National ptomitien'e AHhoiii'h ii i. line.) considerable dur ing the days of the convention. Mi braham savs he cnove. his so 1'iurii in i hnago and is glad be was given tin- honor of being om- of ilu lepr.-s-ntatives there from this dis Diet The suffrage-lie patad-. whicl was In 1. 1 in a downpour of tain, was one of tie feature events in Chicagt dining Ihe convention, avoiding t Mr bra ha m The women w ct e ehc-td In white and airied Amefi can tiaL'-. and other emblems appro pnate to su. h an in caslou Mr Ab laham bdl Chicago a week ago last Sundav and aiiived in Portland urdav There he- remained until last evening, whe n lie continued his jour lie v to PosePurg Mr Abraham sa v -inanv of the foiemo-t men of tin I Jl lit il St ales W .-re p re-sent lit t hi ((invention, and he had the phasun of meeting a nnniher of p. isotis hi ate .lo-elv linke-1 wHh the Covin merit Although Ihe lonveuiion wa1 lo p jr. Chicago's bi.'g.- t hall. Mr til.iham -ai aid w Uho t Int i nipt' d onf'i-ion J Mr. brai. .'.otoi-ra h toget io-r w , t Ol II b t VV ! 1 1 ' 1 1 1 'V Of V. he-e t!, daw 'he S.t ould h nliv w hen or i not v appla 11 r-pt ' 1 t ne ' o sa Hi pies i. .Mi.- e Red C I'l tt-ma dhci e Hi. ion ball the badg" in th.' show s Pharmacy for several I IM I I IN I'ORII SH Mr - T. bj'Ult. lie- f,, K ldv or 1 l,i- 'tv . i- now lo. ate. I in port I. nd a oidnig to word nii-ive-ii h- re to ';,v Mr T.-bault was for i erl'. ti . oved its reporter on the lh.ttiv He-raid, but N now cotuitrted with t tie Port lane Journal. He 1 sHid to b" an abb- new-paper writer Germans Make Forceful Attack South of Berryanbac GERMAN PRISONERS ARE TAKEN Six Gecmao Divisions With 120,000 Mm kit Being Hurried jslwdid to Cheik the Russian Otfensivc-llMvy AUaiks IlKRLIN. June 21. Vienna dis patches today admitted that the Austrian right wing continues in rapid retreat before the Russians. A terrific force of Russian artillery is causing General pilan.er to retire instead of xacril icing his men, so Vienna reported. He la expected shortly to make a stand. Pour Ger man divisions were rushed to the ;i mile ftonl near Hrody. The Russians opened a heavy attack there, evi dently preparing to make a smash toward Lembeig. Russian Advance 'becked. LONDON, June 2 1 Six German illv isioiis. comprising 1 2u,uuo men. are being hurried eastward to check the Russian ad v am e, so Geneva dispatches dec dared. Two div tsions are enroute lo the Lutsk-Kovel front. The A nutria ns are counter- attatking vigorously on the northern flank of General lirusstloiT'H armies. The Russian advance is apparently checked temporarily. Russians riedied Hack. IlKRLIN, June 21. Tho lliiflrtian left wing coiitluues to push forward into hukowinu, but the right wing wan halted, and even pushed back in some places, according to official statements. It w as announced that the Russians w bo crossed the Styr River west of Kolki were driven back, the Germans taking luno pris oners. Aitllleiy Is Active. PARIS. June 21 following the explosion of two mines, the Germans attacked south of Iterty au Mac, near Rheims. A screen of fire checked the assault. The artillery is active around Verdun, but the Infantry made no gains. Cabinet Has lie-.i-.netl. LONDON. June 21. The Athens correspondent lo the' Central News cabled that the Greek cabinet hs resigned under pressure by the al lies. The official announcement is being withheld. BIG CELEBRATION IS PLANNED AT RIDDLE; PROGRAM IS ARRANGED RIDDLK. Or . June 21 Plans are being made for a good old fashioned I- our III ot .Inly celt hialion at Riddle. I ti stead of a morning parade and prog t a m a li.-.eb.tl I game between two v al ley tea ins will be played on the school grounds. Al noon in thn hat bet tie grounds- a basket dinner will be e. i ten n ml In t he afternoon I hete will be prizes of Terrd for all Kinds ot spoils. Rev J. P. Ander son, pastor of the local Paptist Chun h. will din'. I Ihe uplifts. The Riddle- Coti.e-rt Rand has hern engaged to luimsb music for the da v The idea is to do away wilh the UMial spec hmaking and give people a I' al soi lal good tunc. ROM PI KG ( 111 HI ST. According to Willi. un ReM.v local weather observer, Roseburg was the . oldest slat toll on Hie Pacific Co ir.t a I .'. o'c 1o k Ibis morn lug At that hour Ihe thermometer registered .M degrees above ZelO w i ddi no in ui; HiMhirr. Th" w ed t ing ot la no s W at k ins. of Klamalli I'all-. and Miss Marb M.-l.aoghlin. ot pel in gh am. Wash, whi'h was atnioiinc-tl in vc-Uei day issqe of The Review, w i H m nir at lb- home ot Mr. and Mrs William Hoiiebi ake on M os her -t reet. at o do. k thl ; evenint;. Rev W. H K.iio'i. pn-tor of the Raptist Church, A-il olfn late Mr. and Mr W at klris will leave lo-re on tram No, t H Tor Kugeiie and Plor nee wher-' they w l' pass t i' II hetiev moon 'I (lev will later go to K lamath Kail., wher-- th v will make ih-ir future home lie- Wi.blUn: will be a quiet .I'fai-. onlv re-laiiv. s of the eontr.it t ini iiti's h'driK invited.