Roseburg review., June 28, 1916, Image 1

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VOI- XIX.
icosKiti iu;. oiti:;o, w i iixiNnw t-v i:i;. ji k -m, ihki.
Xu. to:l.
force May Bp Used in Releasing
Colored Troopers
i CARRANZA'S REPLY IS AWAITED
tana's Demand for the Release of Mex
ican Prisoners in Ihe United Sidles
Nul to Be Considered by Pres.
W A ri I ! I X ( ; T( X . -1 u r. i' s . - Ca r
lanxa in i.t n ! ase t lie American
prisoners ;it Chihuahua by midnight
or I'n sblent Wilson will go after
them. Those n-ar tin- President to
day d.ckired there will be no delay
because of Carranza's demands to
release tin- M: ian pri-omrs in this
c ouniry. Tu;,"1Ikt with lood ein
bamo ami othet uuestions. declare
ot firi.i !s, the ('resilient is solely in
leivsied in getting the American
-niiiiers from the Chihuahua peniten- j
t i:i i v. Congress is n ti :t 1 y aw ailing
Carr.uiza's reply, which is expected
iiTe early this afternoon. I
There i a persistant feeling that J
C i- rana w ill yield. It is known
p.-.tiv.-lv that he fiisl intended to
n li MM' the prisoners. Maimer li -s in
the possibility of Carran.a asking to
itli:i!ie prisoners. If he took this'
poMt ton, or ot iter wive ueiayeu m
tnedotn of the Americans, the Prei
it- i w of lil follow the course a 1 read
determined upon. It would not in
elude u declaration of war. It would
Mean the rescue of the American
hv force, however long ami arduous
1 be effort. The President would out
line his inlemb-J course and nsk Con
L'r- to support his program.
Mexican.. A:e Iteudy.
LL PASO. June lis. - With tli
hnjie of hading Inioyiim the hal;
-Mixed and poorly clothed peons ol
i 'arraii.a's northern army in the in
terior of Mexico, report from Chi
huahim are that the soldiers were
told they would have plenty of food
w hen they reach Kl 1
li.-il:
tln.t !
( llihir:
Kris iciic-liint! hi'iv roiiorleil
.miti : nMi"r:5 ai t' t nniutt1 to
'ilia fruin tin- south. Iiriasinc
ll lorrrs i'l thai Htalr mi lu
I r
'I".
Ameri-ans here plan to
tbe alb'yed looting party. (
o t ri"(.kiii:r Juarez could ruin
it
w it bin half an hour.
rr ixa's here ipioted the Carran
ila eouimander saying that ".Mexl- ;
o is prepared for war. If the
Ameri fins move on Cliihuahua in
an aitr inpt to rescue ihe j:i negro i
axalrxHi. ii held prisoners, they wib J
be lined before the walls of the peni-
ti-ntiarx- ;nd executed. If the Ameri
ans atienint an atiad; on the Car
i ni-t:'s they will re.i-ixe a rain ol"
'ml and shell from fifty thousand
le it an troops." j
Colore man Smith, of Kl Puo. (
who ar'ixed le-re today, saiil he he-'
1 --, c.tu:te.s will pa-s a decbira-j
tmn of war this week.
I'. Japan Intended?
LAIEKIM). June :s liel'ngee!
i i Monterey brought the rumor .
i . ;t l.-panee officer" are heading
C:e M. !can troops enroute to Chi- i
i nii.bua. and an unconfirmed rumor
al-o -:'id the Japanese are directing.
the manufacture of munition:- at the
M iiiteiey arsenal.
ILuiditH UiiN-d (hit.
CULI'MIM'S, June s. Six Mei
all-:, b.-liried to be members of the
I .in.i who inut'lered William Parker
and bis uite. w ere lejnrt-d wiped
".;t in a fiubt fonih of Hachita la-i
t.i-'ht. The message said a civilian
p .e encountered the bandits.
!e icaiis A ie Taken.
U.I'M HI S. June - Twntv
uHn;in bandits, captured near K'
V.,ll.., an- being brought north under
-'uard in a inotr truck train, so in
" iiirig drivers rporte 1. Th pris
'-.is are i pe. -ted to arrive here to
tiicht sU.V. r PltOPI RTV.
Mi-' Villi
111 llle I
t,..la M
or II... s;,le
' i- i in h
ti 1 nit
iheth Wade has file.! :i
'i.-'i;il ('onit 1 igain-t
'hill. The pi.iilitiT asks
of real pn.pertv. h-ld ill
!l Wade and Ihe .!
I 01:1 M.osii; M-I!T . A(.l
I.
lllle
filed
.Hit I'.i'l't
ain-l .tni -i
tif s. . k- t(
on r. al t.f
Co inty to
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the plaintifT
ROSEBURG BRUM
WIINESSED DEATH OF
LINEMAN AT EUGENE
The coroner's jury empaneled to
luok inio the death of W. J. Kram
heiin, lineman, killed in tunnel No.
L on the Willamette Pacific Kail
road about ln:;:i Monday morning,
yesterday failed to fix the blame
for the accident, say s the Hugem
Register. The body was brought to this city
ami will be taken to Alameda, Cat-,
for interment. M is. Lranheim a 'id
her three-year-old sun arrived last
night and will go to Alameila.
The investigation of the uccident
showed that Kramhein started on hi
speeder from above Cushmau to go
south to locate some line trouble
and met the work train en nine in
the tunnel. He was travrling about
eight or niin miles an hour. The
work train, eimaged in work on the
line a short distance above the tun
nel, through which it was hacking,
was hauling a coal and water tar.
iM-cordinj; to the evidence.
Clarence CafTmy. hrakeman, was
on the tender, watching out for any
trouhle, and as soon as he saw the
tpeeder coming, kicked the air cock,
setting the brakes. It was too late,
however, as the accident happened
on a curve in the tunnel. The speed
ir was knocked up onto the tender
i but was not badly damaged,
j rrainhi'itn went iimlr t!ie engine
( tender and his bodv was picked up
j badly mangled under the first eat
after the engine and tender had
I passed out it. The lineman had
tiet-n on this job but a eek or ten
days.
Arrived last Night on
Clackamas
Way to
STOPS HERE TO GET UNIFORM
local Physician Makes Hasty Tiip Noilh Ic
Answer Call to loin Oregon Infaniiy
Was io los Angeles
k.
1 ioihk
'. lime
Alltel
of lb i'
without the
im-e receiv
s to join the
(l'.gon Na-li-
re on his
mobilization
loss of a iuu:i:'ii
inn ((ri!'!'s at l.o
aiiilation rori'S
t ioual t iuard. reached
way to the Clackamas
catup laM night
bi-twtin trains
Slopping here only
i don his uniform
aml arrange lor tin' i ai of Ills loi al ,
pra'tliv. Hit' ilu;lur nVparli'il iail,
this nioniinu". Hi' I'VpiM-ts ,u ,"' ""I
tin- way siiutli toniuhl. when1 he will
s;-rw as a '-apt. tin in tin' arniv m-li j
ral oVpartim-nt. prolialiiy liavinu:
dun Re ol a hospital ramp sunn
whero alolil; llic Imnl'T.
lloiiik w:is soiii"Aliat nr-prisi-il
w ln-n th- onl'-r fame lo join
the Oregon troops. Alttmi.ili lie is
not in atie cointntinil o! any or
Biinialion he still retains the rank
of en plain ami is eliuiMe to sen
rtilh allv oi t'allu il ion of trimes 111
Hie in.-ili. al i. ; ' I n.elll where he
ma . he assigned, lie will lie allaihe'l
for the present. hoeier. Willi tin
sanitation rorps of I'oitlalnl. whiih
s a unit of the Thint Infantry, now
being llioleil to the holder.
The head of the Oregon sanitan
i orps is Ma jor U . It. Man i llas. Ir.
Iloink's position will he that of a
physp iall in i haige of inir h of the
ln lil wink as to saail.ilion of t he
lamps. While his definiie assign
in. HI is Pol "t ci-r'ain. Hr. limn k
l,eliees that ill the event of .'nlilal
uar'ate he will prohalily he p ai e.l
in charge r f a
t:- lion b
that be had le
reardm : lii
a iiuainled wit
arnv.il at Cla
;iev- d. howi-ve
Miedilteh felM
W 1,0 W i'l be l
Mr-s lion. k.
n Lo- n--i-'
' -ji z i'Mredi it
p.tal
t. I this morning j
.l O.'l.X Very little!
and would not be i
be fa ts until hU
ina. P w a- be
!i,it be Aol'.-'l IIH
with the co-upany
Clltl tnni'bt
the do- tor left
e. d to lid-"
ill
ih v
V- '!
in at
t.-nded C
, la'.e ther
Kti.g'i'
Hid sir
mp ar
ion
lure
II re.i ll
t Itr.
li. ak.
We.k
boat to I'
I,. h-re
.r l.i
will i
land
ort
has
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Ii. wi
ii ling
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I II I II.
here. rh.
shad
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In he a 1 Ht
the Oregon
,f fie right I
We-i-in l;.i
.f way
l l'lj I
SECOND TROOP TRAIi'J
IS HIE 10
Battery A, Field Artillery, En
trained This Morning
The Second Batldliun tthidi left (Mdmas
Today Carries 344 Mm G.n. While
in Commjnd cf (ompjny
CAMP WITIIYCOMP.K. Clacka
mas. Ore . June l'.v Kattery A, Ote
go:i Field Artillery, entrained at !
o'clock this morning for Cabxico,
Cab, in response to u hurrv-np order
receixid late yesterday. Tie re were
I 7 i ni' ii iu the battery - eight more
than (he Liw allows a war-strength
artillery unit.
The first battalion of the Third
Infantry Keiment b-ft last night for
I'oi t lir.s- i ans. San 1 iego. Cal.
There w if ::7 1 men in the third
battalion.
The se-ond battalion, which left
today, carries H niun. Thursday's
troop movement call lor ihe dep.ir
t t i r of tii - fii:-t bittalinii. regimen
tal hea-!ii.:irii rs. and supply and
ma hit:e guu companies a total of
I ts nu n. Ti oop A. Caxalry. with
II''. men. and with Adjutant ib-re-rat
While acting us capt iin. xv.il! entrain
il'ridav. Tin- captaimy of the troop
i was t'm ically offered to C.en. ral
i White to lav.
A total of 111'! men will be sen.
j from Camp W ilhy. oinbe to the lei-
i in border. They comprise the fol
lowing organizations: j
'lhird regiment, first mittnlfon. I
'oi!!pani- s of M Minnvilb', . C
and 1) of Portland: second battalion.
.Companies K. K nnd H of Portland,
and C tt (lre'on City: thhd bat
taiien, Companies 1 of Womlhurn. K
' of Corvaliis. I. of Itall;.-. and .1 of
f Salem.
I Pattery
Troop .
Alia. In
are also t
compauic?
. ti-bl artilb ry.
caxalry.
to the Thir 1 Regiment
supply and ma bine gun
t he hospital i orps and
sanitary troops
o-
DIVORCE SUIT EILED
BY ROSEBURG WOMAN
LATE THIS AFTERNOON
i AlbiiM" cruel and inhuman tr
at
af-
I iiient. wh.ih b- .-.an a i w month
ler their marriage, Mrs. Minnie Teal
I today fibd a suil for dUoi-ri- against
her husband in the Circuit Court
here.'
i Accord in to 1 be com pl.i i nt
, Mr.
d at
1 i I II.
for
three
t lie
and Mr: 'I
iliants P.l:S
a mi cunt in .i
ItMie lit
lanntlK ,
plaintiff ;
.1 1 T -1
i ;r
-;t
: lie
,le;
am
li ii-bal. I bet a me
ia' !!. liter and
i li.i a, iiiit. ( n
1 S.iX he st i u k
lu a'blitiou to
plaintiff ciaii:i
rank to excess '
:t!l'-: I 3
IJel f
-tru.-k
at b-
,;,.,!!,. i i
lor w:ih
these itli!
that her
i-a-ioTi 1 1
bis list,
gultii s. tl
In. Land
..!!'! w IS V -IV
enduring le i
m-v era I y. jii
obliged to leu
tt n w a v. M r
.p ' of d:xoi--e
lelief Jl Hie ct
U na i : eb orue After r
u-band's i ond'i'-t for
vbe ay, she was
e l.iai and earn her
Teal ;sks for a de--i-
well h mm h other
i rt in .i y dei-m proper
Kl i i;m p.uiih: tN isiT.
Mr' i
r . d l i-l
lo re 'I'll.
her TI I ol ! I
Sh- nil- .i
W .!''. a i
I'ortl.ilid
: orii" r !
I'
li.nid
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with
turd
l.,ds
U II I'll 1
i.-d le M ss I
.11, will fin
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WOMEN OF AUXILIARY
TO CONDUCTORS ORDER
GIVE FIRST PROGRAM
An interesiiug program was had
at t!ie Mactabee hall last evening
when in honor of their instailai iop.
thi- Women's Auxiliary to the Orde.
ol Railway t (inductors entertained
their husbands. The local chaptei
w is formally organized yesterday
aiiernooii under the direction of
Mrs. Whitney, of Oakland. Cal
The organization has 17 thartet
ni.-nibirs.
The program consisted of liistru
i:ie?ita! solo.v bv Mrs. T'.elina L 1111:11
an! Mrs. Kern It. y ,ners, bo'.i L.d.e
e ug 'itad to itspond with an en
.o:e: ; duet by Misses Lucy Itridges
and Ailie U'.ack. which also was ap
pie iatcd. tailing for a Heeolld liuiu
bi r: and sex era 1 speeches made by
those in attendance. The remainder
of the e ening was spent
c.ttiN. followed by refresh iiv
be cream and coffee. hwiyonc
present had a most delightful tlmt'
siii(.ri Timor k.midi ti
A troop train from the slate of
Washing ion, carry ing Infantry
for:es to the Mexican border, is e
p ct. d to p;-ss through here some
time tonignt or tomorrow morning.
The train consisting of 14 cars ar
rived In Portland this afternoon.
i;i:citi its w.iTi:i.
j.
.J There will be a 1'nited
States Army recruiting olfuer
tj in lloseburg on Thursday and
Kriday. June 2 9 and ::o. Any
one willing lo enlist should
I - make an apnlicat ion to this
o: l iier on his arrival here.
4
t
I
4
local Men Volunteer to Service
Under Dr. Haynes
BELIEVE REGIMEN! IS NEEDED
If Crisis Develops Into War Full Company
Would Be ntislfd Enlhusm Is
Slumn Over New Oigjnidlion
Ifelieviug that a call for addition !
id 1 1 oop- lu i he Mei. an serx ice is '
not tar distant and thai a preference!
will be given lo xnlunteer companies
tii ca e of sip h necessity, a move ,
:m nt to start a vo unte.-i oiganiza I
lion in this i I y was b-gun by local
j.erson.s this morning.
Action in this due tion was tinder
(alien deiinitely, following the re j
eipt of a letter tioiu Col. Calxin C.
'.aiitenhein, (,f Port land, judge of
the lourth judii lal ilitibt, in which
he aii. vv- ied a bttei limn lu. l-'red
1 I l lies, of this .it., and deMKIiated
the latter as the probable command
r of Mi- h a volunteer i -ii'i.t.iny. also
set ling toi l h t he i usi ru t ions for
per feet i ng the oi -jam at loll.
in .
i lay in s. v ho has become en
Ililsi.i-ln
lies. til. IS
,ei t he w a r out look at
nioiis to i'i aire a Iim a'
--otiipaiiv . ami Oils inoining be-all a
i;ine,rn fur pro pei-t n e mem he i s i
Iti'lote noon a nuiiiiier of nn ii had al
i e kv :-imi- d and ma n v more have
,1-ni I led the iiitt nt ion ot n lift
nig sllOtlil
I the Xei ,ni hituatioll
d.'Ve.op illt.i
fl.ie. I'eiso
I s and I', i
W ho lille se
. g.,r.il. s- I
ill I '"I i- I
a Hate o! ai 1 ual .x at
is bet v u t he iiui-e ol
n- i bgihle, iuid persons
n pi mr s- i ice m. iv join
I ii-je rnernber-h.p
(jUiied to fnrm a com
(ContlniK .1 on Page Six )
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HW'H-W-I-HH-IH--H'
10 JOIN ALLIES,
IS REPORT
Bulgarian Troops Are Reported
to Be Concentrating
ROUMANIAN CABINET IN SESSION
Beilin Dispatches Today Wert SJent About
Balkan Dtvplupmcots More Troops
Suit It Ausliiao front
LONDON. June 2.- Reports hav(
en revived that ltouinania is pre
ht
paring to join the allies. A heavily
censored Hue ha rest dispatch x in
Athens reported t hat llulgaria has
closed the Roumanian front i-r. Ilul
gaiiati troops are also reported to be
concentrating along the frontier
Another Jim barest message declared
tin. i
Roumanian cabinet . in special
in. took stepH as a result of
i taiga ha s nioxotnents.
A Vienna report said the Hulgars
are uneasy because ; recce has yield-
ed to the demands of the allies. They
fear Veni.elos may return to power.
swinging tireece to tlie allies' side
and that the Roumanians and
Creeks niiiv inv ad Itulgaria from
t 1 1 ; ctv it . siiles.
i Merlin dispatches were silent
' about the Halkall developments.
Thev emphasized a heavy Itritish
, bombardon nt. They to lieve the
cont in tied con non ailing is a sv st-
i mafic attack to wreck the Cerman
! works in preparation Tor an Infantry
onslaught. m
I Switzerland correspondents re
ported that the success of Ihe Rus
: sian and Italian offensives is causing
the direst consternaUon In Vienna.
The Austriaus demand the abandon
ment of Ihe Verdun offensive and
the sending of more troops to t he
usirian front.
' Cusemenf On Stand.
. o. June L'S. Sir Roger
j Casement look the stand in his own
j defeii.-e this afternoon, and denied
I that Cermany inspired the Irish re
I hellion. Me em pbal i al ly dented n
, receiving money from Cerinanv. i
ideiii.d asking Irish prisoner-, to Join
the Turks and Cernians.
WEST ROSEBURG GIRL
DIED THIS MORNING
AfTER BRIEF ILLNESS
KeKn. the nine v
ter of Mr. anil Mis.
of West CoS.djIllg. p
I o i loi k tins mot niti
illness The funeral
family resident e al .'
ternoon, lut-i ineiil of
loivil.i; in the odd l'e
I'lilietal sei Mres Wei
-ar old dailgh
.l.-S-.e Klissell
isseit away ii
I after a hlief
as held at Ihe
i eloi k this af
the hody tol
lows i'enietel
lollduiled hv
the loelllheis of the I'hrisllail Si iellr.
Chnrili of this .it. 'Ihe little gil
was iinte we.l known heie. when
she hail many friends She was I
taMilile among Ihe
. it and lo r ilealh I
many in ipiainlale es.
iImMi.ii of th.
ihvlo
1 hv her
Ml I'll ll-M k M l I'l I'.
A r-pre
Cot 1 1 a n d
spent last
ihe plant
III Oswigi
Oltl lihollt
Illative of Ihe 111
i ii, t ut f'oliipany
lilghl in Itosehillg
who
said
peialed hv llle i i mi ia ti v
is ai present tinning
I .
.1 hal re s of l enient
I II i t es ahont five tar
ll.im the .pianos o'
daily This I
loads of I oi k
Ihe lompatiy on Itoheit. l j..li
.apa-itv ol Hie plant at O wego
I. ill. I a id. aiioldll.g 1. 1 l"l
as oon as Ihe o. n ion den. and
Tin
ihmii:- ii --I ii I n iin.
l-'iaiik C h inn b.. filed a suit Tor
ii vop e in Ihe ti ml Com I to e
:i.ilti-t bis w:fe. Mr- Su-an Imiiiii
! t it nd l i - I niti n w ere m .i riu d In
Illinois on t mber 1 s, s'i7. h'
i oi - liiiK to t !,e ' oiu pbiint . and bit - r
li nve-t to ll:i-i! Mi lle-ertiori h the
i t out bv t be pi
in
err.
It XIV M'lM II.
'I ll- P. V !
I pnAiht: :
the p:, I
brori'M n.;i
f i otn al ! se
Ceainlv T
month Pit'
til .Inly 2!
the U 'ill
for e
m i n mont h
fop cess mid
la-. - h.txe
S'lt.-i Hl-et -
of LouJbts
lal hrl I I'. I 1 11
fiit inne tin
r that date
will be In
w ii;
Aft.
rate-
X
HWW-H4W-t-H-H-t
BOVS DETECTED WHILE
STEALING CHERRIES IN
ROSEBURG LAST NIGH1
When Fred Marker, of Notth
Uoseburg. returned to his home at
about l::!ii o'clock this morning, he
detected two young men perched in
his cherry treen. Cuing Into bis
dwelling Mr. Parker seized bis rifle
and started In the direction of where
the young men were busily engaged
in stripping the trees of the luscious
fruit.
As the boys noticed Mr. Parker
approaching they left the orchard
and ran to the street. One of the
young men carried a basket well
filled with cherries, while the other
fellow had two buckets. Realizing
that he could not overtake the young
men, M r. Itarker called to them to
halt. When they refused he raised
bis rifle and shot into the air. Poth
fell to the ground, with the re-
nit that thev lost their basket and
buckets They continued their flight
a minute later, however, and suc
ceeded in making their escape.
Where the boys Tell, Mr. Itarker
found a hat. a small American flag
and ot her articles of more or less
value. Mr. Itarker says (be boys
may have I he basket, buckets and
hat by calling at his home.
u l. ii i;i:i uti:ii miinkv.
The houglas Creditors Association
has fib-tl a suit in the Circuit Court
against J. M. Palmer and wife. In
this action the plaintiff seeks to re
cover the sum of $ I "!. alleged to be
due on an assigned claim. Attornev
M Riddle represents the Pour'as
iMlitors Association.
local Officers Informed of New
Action Taken
URGE USE OF COAST DEFENSE
Orders Received This Morning Show Hope for
IfMdl Company in Attudl Service
Recruits Are Wanted
l-'urlher Indii
i -oast ai l illei v
hospital corps
seivic in rotlll
atioiiM that the loea
company and (In
may be called foi
'ilioii witli the Mei
can troubles w as received here lo
day when Capt. I tuc liana a receive
new orders Irom the Mate official.
saying that the Coventor, Adjutant
(lern r, ( and district cominaiHler wen
bringing still greater pressure ti
be ir on I lie War I leparl men I will
the view or enlisting this arm of th
s.-rv ice.
The order further exhorted th
local officers to be prepared in ram
such a p!an was adopted and by al
iiii-ans (hey were urged to look aft
the recniltiim. asking that luu men
be en 1 1' led In Ihe com pan v If pos
sible. ' Secur e I nil men at I he
lies! possible moment.' was (hi- wa
tire orders n-ad. Attention Is als
:i-ked in Ihe direeiiiiti of thoroiiJ.li
dt ill in j of i lo- men ami add inn a I
lieressil it- to the equipment.
I n spe-ikim; of the encampment
w 'ib h w ill le- held a- u-ual at Kir
S(even, pioviibd lie- companies hp
not cal bd Into tier n e, I be ot ib-rr
i-ad l!iat for the fip-t time Ihe new
ao-u will be permitted to attend am
tba
Ihey will also receive pav. Tht
iv m;id
oftl is
ei II jtl
on I be pi ox isiott t bat t vv
and II other men who hav
b ast t'.u days serx Ice also
.ttend.
i)-, se. .
' b;i n :i ll
in-' tiiii
but I his till lilher will be e:o
red. a' cnt -tin j lo aid )('
A l l an jeineiit s iin now bi
fb- bv the Stale oftb-rs t
ti.iniMer the new oaths to the men
only after .Lily 1 This i
;il,e iill thosf so .Hirel ing a part o
' I'- d -i ;il troop-.
(. mi u i;ih.n in i;i .
Slate fbnne Will den Catl l
tea ker a t r: v ed here Mombiv mi
ter a trip to Pott Hrfotd.
bn i n a nd ot tiet Cut r . ' 'outit v i
Sbot
ht iif
dd
e b ft T ue-d.i v a lte imoii f oi 1 h
imith Mi Sboem.iker ts uiak
tie
P bv a uf omobi e Hi- sav Hit
hetw.-.n Me.ltoid and IIih'
If.. j. ("Hid l'ill'l!l"tl MlH
;i b r is ojoiirnuiK at New pott
AlPMtl IIEMH' lltl.
son of Itev William Itib-v Je
n", vx;is atnotii: the ttoopers nboard
t h 1 1 1 pei i .i tciti th.it Ii;is.s4-d through
!,.ie e:iilv this mornltm epfii'ile
1 on I ' i tn h V l b Vi oik be to t lie Me
;ui lioMb i The vnung in. in ha-
I n at tending lolb ire al S.ileui. and
i. a n. mber of tin- InUiitrv c'Miipatu
of that place
ttornev LHn i t I h i man n has re
l urrieil f i oiii Port land, w hero b
"pent a few davs on business.
LASTNIGHT
Local People Bid Farewell to
icrs
DESTINATION NEAR SAN DIEGO
Boys Say Ihey Art Willing le Die for Their
Country and Art Anxious for War
Were Here fbirly Minnies
At 2 : I o'clock this morning, as
more I hail a hundred local people
waited to bid farewell to their sol
dier friends and relatlveB, the first
t too p t ia i n bea r i n g Oregon men to
Mexico, reached this city. Although
lelayed many hours beyond the first
reported arrival, the train w as wel-
onii'il with considerable enthusiasm.
stop was made for iio minutea
while engines and crews were being
hanged, and in the interim the lo-
al people had excellent opportunity
to Interview those who were awake.
Members of the troops who ara
known here were off before the train
iad slopped, however, and Interest
ing scenes ensued.
Among those who were met was
Major Carle Abrains, of Salem, who
ts In command of the First battalion
ind the officer in charge of the
rain. Mr. A brains conversed for
some time with his mother and tus-
who are residents of Kosehurg.
His troops, which occupied Ihe entire
ttain, consisted of .'tLTi men and Ifi
dficers, but most of the men were
isleep. There were 1 cars, olghl
tourist coaches conveying the men,
one 'MnndarU Pullman for the offl-
ers. two haKgaite cars, two box rant
ind two rial cars carrying the equip
ment.
other men met by those In the
rowd were Cecil Hlakeley. a mem
ber of Company h. oj Corvaliis;
Poland Jeffries, a member of Com-
ui ii v M, of Salem, who is a son of
l(ev. V. K. .left i ies. Jr.. pastor of
he local Methodist Church: and
Kill pli Paid win, of Company 1. ot
Wood burn. la Xolr Kagsdale. who
ently enlisted with Company I,
w as detained on account oi me
necessitv of undergoing an opera
tion. Me was admitted lo the Looil
iamariliin Hospital at Portland yea-
day but eoects to recover so as
to join the troops on the lvorder some
line lii .lulv. lie has a po.-ltion as
Jerk, which he will assume upon
oiuing his company. Capt. Huchaii-
aii and a number of the local troops
ilso met the train and chatted with
several of the ofticers ami men.
Kach of the men known here
dated they w ere nn;;ious for net Ion
mniediuleiv on reaching Iheir des
tination. Thev w ill go at oiii e to
l-'ott Ito'tectaiiH, near San IMego.
where thev will report lo Major llap-
iood. cf Ihe Coast A rtillery. and
thev expeet n reach there about J
o . loi k Krblay altei noon. Their
tiain has the iif:bt of way over all
ot le i -I. the Shasta Limited not ex-
epte.l.
Th
Clacliau day aM
o al box s
: s about
rnoon All
said
n'.h
the
they left
ck yester-
four coui-
p. inies M. of Sab
tain Max (iehler.
U oodbui n. 'I-' nu
. I :(.' men. Cap
Company I, of
aptain (Jrover
ll 'I
men,
m I
men,
mid. Company L. of liallas.
Captain Conrad P. Slrarfin:
Cot- panv K, of Corvaliis. lis
Captain Charles A. Murphy,
iiitiained without Ihe sliht'st
il- The bovs Siild thev were
ii i:ondh e on the grounds bv
s Helen II am reaves, Mabel
r. ami Pea r! Cummins, w ho
M.isb
ddt
Miss,
toxe
t(o-;.-
b.
v n it in Portland from
burg.
The r,vi
inired i't Hn
Mustered in.
ii.id. aii-l tna
al examinations re
time the men were
they said, were very
n v
of those who had to
rejerl,
-im; th
-ir fin-:
icei s
.1 cried like babies. Kol-
examinations ea-h ha.l
r prints recorded with the
ll t he men expect to be
months, they said, and
intie
111
111 si a v with t heir companies as
Wing as thev are desired. A! stilted
thev were willing to rixe their lives
f it was neee-Miry for the good of
thejr couufrv.
The tiatn bit Ht 2 : I"., pulled bv
i tie of I he lamest cnnine-i nn t In
line The driver who arrive, here
a as Knmne
bet known
ind w ho hi
'or tu:inv y
r Stafford, one i
engineers lu the
s ru n out of Ko
ars
.f the
state,
it burg
w i. itii m it mi mi:i:i:.
(J Tavlo
representing the
ee, bans
Timber i ompaiiv . spent
Tnesdav morninif
In IfoHebum on
hiisipe-s He left
for t le- noil h tn
the afternoon, rxpeeting to spend the
nlKht at Albany.
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