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VOL. XIX.
ICOSKIII IKi. OHKtitiN, Till IISKAY KVKMVIi.JI NK IU Hi.
i. mi.
AMERICAN NOTE
Carranza Claims Pres. Wilson
MEXICO TO DEFEND ITS RACE
Consul Rogers Wired Sit. lading That the
Colored Troopers Ned Been Released
Will Arrive at Imn today
MF.XICO CITY. Juno I'll dener.;!
C nraiia's reply lo t lie Aniei ii-:in
note t lireiiteniitg "grave con tie
i;ii'in-'s," will allege lliat seven: 1 or
I'i esident Wilson's statements are
Imm .1 an iinauihentie;ted rumors, il
was lenitied today. Tin reply iiselt
has not been cum ploted. Carranza
indicated iin eluira let while ad
dressing th stai!' nts when he said:
"Tlit AmeOaii note really net an
answer, but a series ol charges. A
mp!y is bejng prepared rectify:.:-'
i n- ::iaieiiients. The American nut.1
and reply will be given to the public
,,s soon as possible. .M ex ten is the
. uardian of th is race, ami it must
.) fend the sovereignly of this toun-
i . v and all Latin America."
I'l'lMinu-i Are Flee.!.
WASHINGTON", .lime '2 Consu 1
kinder has wired Se. rotary l-an-mi;
that the prisoners raptured at
i rri -.al have been released. It is
i 1 id "I's t uod that the full text of Car
una's n . ly la Pn sidtlit Wilson's
ii. ite ih t ...ning "Brave eonse
liiitiu i's' vi'l arrive today. Ambas
sador Anviiondo announced that the
priom is should arrive at Jnart
! ,urt! noon.
i'li'- r l"a.-e of t!u prisoners averts
I m-i r f iminintnt hostilities. Car
i ; '!.; !;.,.- i.tlu ii big si p in avoid
i,.:: the -riiu t comi n u nees. '
I:
ill
he It .i own how fully
in crisis has been moditbd
.n::a.'s reply tones. Pr si
i.n wanis to" know Canan-
n'll (
'. i!
s ;-U!l.iiIi al.-o an explanation ol
(ii ial fi-ht. and whether he
en-! . to io operate w th the
ivi. .his in the future.
I iie I'le-iiK nt is willing to Co
re than half way to meet Car
1 ( . There Is HO 'ie; ti'iil that
, 'i i- i-; eri tl to n tanl Cai rana's
:ie i, tbe immediate wit !idi av. al
1 1:- A . it l i -ail expedition. The
:: ini faten ! i i;:a Is are not op
ii. ii.- in t--'.v.-A the general sttu-
;;t mil.
Milithi f 1 1 r.rownxnlle.
IV ANTONIO, .lime L".l te-n-I'ltnsioti
e.ititinneii to tireiiafe
.-Fit .1;, lit i.s. despite the opt I
tt'ii-'Mnutiin ail'.iies. He lias
e.l 111.'
:i: ille.
New York militia to
,e te'.-rise of the Anieririin fav
,.. a will not affe.t the tti.i.e
It.t. O'fi.-rs le-li-ve.1 tin
i ii, .11 e.mt inn" si i iliii '1 tin
' .i i ra li.i (le:it:itely rha;ie his
TnniiK Will I'.iltiain.
M'OM . .lane -1 i. A tio.ip of
liv mil the siu'"al t-nriw have
nl-.l'Ti :l t" etllr.lill t l.e : in row
i ' : I . .i i o. ('a!. The inr.iiiti y has
t..-. li ill L-!lete:l.
Mi i.i.-ilii"' I l'ie...l''le.
1 S;il.Nli'KIN'. .i'.ir.e J!. If Cir
,i .ml: the l.nr b r raids, in.-ijia
Wi'l be ;, ree, table. ;
' t i -llt aiin.itt-.! tlii
i s also stateil thii'
i ! . , 1 t '.' of in. dial ion 1
State
t noun.
.- is a
i joint
1- r t atr.il
The ilif'-r.-paniy h
tw
,, ..ii.erntueliis Wl lit tin
il.
it.itr ilioil ll
it iv. -K anaoutl
elltilelv
PORT Cf lin-iPQUA TO
BUILD A NEW JET IY;
-i:iNi;
.111!.
t.el:i
, '.. The
1- jittorme.l
thill i' hild
th- i'ort o:
I l' -i l:t tile llawl.-v
-i.niti-,1 tiij-ntission for
' :il.ia to hltilil It j't'
' outh ol t'.e l'it:,qii:i H
I- ,ri i.-, , ntly r.ii" ,l $J''
l.onil issue to defray the .
iii.rk.
at t'i.
r Tie
i- i:i: i!i iT vnti i.
J.
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t'al t.i
THIRD TROOP TWIN, COM
MANDED BY LltUT. C01.
J. L.-MAY, PASSIS HERE
With Lieutenant Colonel J. 1..
May, formerly of th is eiiy, in com
mand, t he se. ohd battalion of the
Oregon Xatuma! Guard and Troop A,
i a ah , on the biggest troop train
ever to leave this state, pa.-std thru
Itosdiurg at 0 o'clock this morning.
The train consited of '!'.' cars, eon
tainirB :(-" men or the battalion and
loo men in the cavalry troop.
This waft the thitd t loop train to
pass through here did was welcomed
It y a good sized trowd. although it
arri ed at un early hour ami alter
t onsiderabte delay in It a in t he
camp at Clackamas. On this train
was also the hospital corps of Port
land, of whirh r. Max Meer, for
merly of this ilt. i-; a member. The
battalion is composed of Companies
i:, F. O and II. Troop A was under
the at tive command of Ad jut an t
Cenetal Ceorne A. White. The des
tination of the train is said to be
San PicRO, where they will join the
third battalion.
III
Big Crowd Sees Second Troop
Train to Mexico
LOCAl PE0PLESH0W PATRIOTISM
Aituai Meaning of Wjf Noted While Ojltery
A ol Piiilldnd Slops litre Ijs! tven
Stverdl Hta Knows llre
Clowiry in tlit' !;:ci s and ijui
niiis in the brarlH ol' about one
ihouml pt-oipl.', i-airit'tism :'.s till
I'.cniably kin. II. . I in Kosi-bn'- last
tVfnii.i,' wlun lac tlrt Intnii train lo
i a-s lii-iv in tlu iiulit. rat ry ir.i; ll.it-
ti'iy A, of
tiuaicl. to M
the. OieKim Niition.il
i-xii-o. al't'i'! ileil the tilt
hi re uf t it v ff.TioiiK bust -
Vl.1 (lirttlti
::i s-. of war
While th
i:;i'S lur rha
l.umiriiis o
iri'.i.inl fi
I-'ioni; wal
: limit llu' r:
iai: liuwn t
will h tl'.'-
i
Haiti stie.i-'il 1 ' inin-;lki-s
in el. mi.-' itnil rli v,
1 pioile who hail been
i the Mr. is by inepa
lleil the ..imn
i soblie
us as th
ii-heil rail
. 1 I v pieees,
bad time to
re hn.-y pre-
i. b.-aiy art
had net yet
n aki- l'a:-t. n
;..uii'i; their
they '
evenlte
tin
Th
tran -In! ;i. .1 ;,t the station at
:lii o'lle-k. anil promptly those
10 were known l. -te v ere ufei I' ll
bv their Iriemls nrnl u latives. liatpn
ilnlter. a In-other of i;.oie Holler,
f this city, was nu-tniier ol one 01
the i-oaijtitntes. an-l was ini:i:eui..i.-: ;
sin ro'.iieleil by a u-roitp of Ins iinvneis (
atiil i 11 1 11 i if ii u Itietiils. llntiert lilt (
tlas, w ho fni iiierly attetnli il s. hool
lu re while his piirents were r. si.lents i
of this city, was also on the train
anl met a n imb.-r of tiiitels. Il-'i
was one of the inot'il' v, le riders who I
was bete ft, ,in I'ottli.nd iluiina tie' i
sirawin-rry Carnival. !
Kve;-. nr.e w iio w al. Ii
... ,1.1.:.- noti. e 1 that it
ii.at y trt.in. at, 1 n th
r..;t that if war is fin
the pio-i-
no ord
declan d.
Tl,. Sum w ill ne-all liusiin-ss w hen
he , rot- the bunl-r with sip h
I HOI. i it:- COlli ! I'""' OreCMl.
. t, r.l. n 's train ( art i. tl ITI men.
I! of Italtery A. from I'ort) -ml. nii'l
. u , ,. .- tip- ronimalel of ('apt. C. V.
ii..l,. l ent- larite field u in of 'he
i.ir in ii rafi'l Hie wtiety. ea,-able
fir. in:
to t
je-r lliHI'I'e, 1.---II-
:iilii,ss ii ln k me
,,,:i to tl e si cars
tuns and supply
. c.r of hot s.-s. t w i
In
. i r, 1:
:,i:elr
,1
III.--
Mini
11. 1 -i ' ,
M.'liv
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til
,111s of t;-
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in
;i tnnn'
ne.se.l
- fiotl'
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t ,-,. pies
, :e .I 1; l I
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very I'.
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oldii
T!i
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el 111.1.
stern . ut
to Ten
11 - :i s
for 1
1 to '
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w -. i.liM'l.l.
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V lii.ii.i'toti, in
Mr N.it'.ey is
lit! .it th- I'res. n:
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h-
o lit
Ml inl Mrs
arrie 1 . . 1 ;il,','t
8nd for '' "'
Im-
Niale'. ere
... ii.itrs akto
afterward rsid'"l t .S nh.-r'in
former Roseburg Woman
Injured as Ailegfd
(l)de Wallacfand Wife CbargtdWilh Plot lo
Defraud the Portland Rjiay, light
and Povvir Cctnpany
Affidavits admitting perjury and
' i?!:I.ornati((U of perjury were filed ii
; t ;ie Circuit Court yesterday with a
notion to a.-ate the $."uuu judg
ment in the damage suit of Selnia L.
Walhue smainst The Portland liail
;way, Liuht Ac Power Company, re
: turned S'-pieiuber 17, lal'i. says the
: On Ionian.
What purports to be nn affidavit
of Kdson Carr, materia witness in
the an ion. admits that t he things
he tetilied to in the trial were
false ami that he was mT near the
i scene of the accident when Mrs.
IWalla-e was hurt, and knew nothing
'about the "ease until approached by
T. S. .iolcsworih, who told him what
he was wuntt-d to testify. A second
affidavit. presumably si cried by
iMobswonh, admitR the employment
I of Carr as a witness and an agree
ment between bimself, the plaintiff
land Clyde Wallace, husband of the
plaiintiT. bv which he was to receive
a romu h :-i')n on the Hmount of judn
. men, re eied.
! Mr. i'.ul Mts. Wallai-e have been
arrested in N 'tth Yakima on an in
dictment char n.v.iX suborr.at inn of
p. i ini y aiu!
... e k. (Vil
li., louiul by
li eiils liave
will In- cMrailltiMl this
ati'l MoW-swort!i rannot
th. aut liorit ii-s. Itiiiii t-hi-i-n
it'l at m-il imainst
h.itii hv the 1 nit iioiiiah CiHinly
Kt-ar.il jury. ehaiKitii Carr ltlt per
.i 'i-y atiil Mo'eswortli with stihotna
(ion of perjury.
In the iiltiilavit fair nsseits that
b iliii not itaow there hnfl been an
::i-i-;-lent ii ii I i 1 Inlnrineil anil in-t-trili-li-ii
h'- Melesworth. T!ie ufti
i! ivit o1 ,1 oieswo. t h i.s unite :i
stieepini, ;e!li'ittin the lint anil ttle
V.nnivli .lite uf tlie phiiatilT of the
piiit io leiy a witness.
r.;.;i:!ii:i iikiik i-:-ti i:iiv.
John I.. Kt.:nie:, i
and Miss Tl:1 tail ..- i.
las. ( onnt i-, v. i re i;
the eotlrthi-MSe liti
term. on. ( le.int-.-pel
lot tie d lite e--'-.
v.itti.-sed by a lei
i tititra: tinu parties
Stan.lef.-i lett I,),- !
Iiidtiv. where tin
their faill.- 1' ime.
. of l.or AttL-el -s,
. ('lav, ef Uoim
ii. t ly 111;- rrii il iit
eitni-s.l iv ii r
.hldte Marstels
ony, w'niih wa--,-
liiend.i of the
Mr. alel Mrs.
.i.s Anui h - eai iy
tnlerel to m.ih-
CRUEL AND INHUMAN
TREATMENT IS CHARGED
BY ROSEBUD WOMAN
Albric
tent. ,M
now n r.
rdav li'
rii-1 ami
. i:lle
.1 lit of th!
iliuman treat
liiie, a well
cily. lat" yes
OI. e .i J, dnst
li!. .1 Mi.t f.-r i
l.aiei. K
It. .M.itni
in t':
il
( 'll'! t i.ei e.
,11.1 Vrv ilain
,:u:e. W.,-11.. i
l ie teiitlied
t):toher :;n.
It'll. 11
i-lld 1,'le
Un ir I,..
iiiu lo lie e.itnii'.iilit.
:e lo I'.i.-, hi,i :i to ti.iike
till M;i l'.'!;. t.,e
,:s h. r ll 11-liii ll-l 1-lae. ll
l;. r month :ind nl out
lie then ihekid her. ne-
!-.. f thn
. onl'li"
7. I'.'l''..
Ml.- M
lit I .Ilk. ,
o 1 ii-in:
down e
1 urn . hiiet .
r I o ue in
t Hi .llllli.
Ito.-et.nr,
el.
' 111 t tl '
t! r.-w h.
with the -i
t l,ie;,!i-e t.
lts M.ii'
n 1 i iiv-in
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silt tl
soli.e I
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of thi
MANY RECRUITS fOR
LOCAL VOLUNTEER COM
PANY; INTEREST SHOWN
Alter only one tt ty's ranv.isinjj, n
total ol 1 I local nu n had by this uf
terno;)ii become enlisted in the pro
posed volunteer infantry company
which w.s started here under the
direction of I'i. K. W. Iianet es
,e.da' morning. With scarcely no
solicitation, enough for one teiu.nl
was obtained enterday In the fiist
few hour-'. Others a Ided since then
uli-.at tha little diffiiulty will be
experienced, in the event of war. to
ai e the nec-fiu-- ny number iv.juin ti
:. full company.
Intere-tt stimulated by the passage
if ib - ti'vtpa toward MexivO yesti r-i
la ar.d ti.e hews that the situation ,
ls rapidl developing more and more
critical, is saiil to have resulted in!
many promises not shown on the list t
now in the hands of l.r. Ilaynes. The
list to tli.te of those ai:reeiiiK to (
.oiii the new company is as follows:
Charles V. Stanton, lialph 0.nine. W.
I.. II. Osborne. Sam Hlack, T.. C. M.
DeVaney. Heiijaiiiin Caro, Harold W.
Hunt. Will o. Curry, Leon M.Clin
to, k. Ilert Yiiunu. (iftrtion C.aKe,
t h.irhs C. Zwoisart and Uee Math- 1
-o
PRETTY GIBE BLAMED
Henry Downing Is Charged With
Serious Offense
MONEY SECURED UNLAWfULlY
Oi'fiCffs Claim Ihdt Downing Punhdscd Many '
xptnsive Arlitles for His Swrtlfceirt
Auto and Diamond Gifts
1 1 is f nfi.tuat em for a pretty 1 il
vMi -ol.l uirl whs probably lespon
: ble lor the downfall oi Henry
i '(iv. 'lif.ii. a Soul h' TP I'acit ie ein
I oe, ior whom a waitatit of arrest
v ; Hrileil in tlie lncal justie court
i Mii v. ltoPiiu: i.- n w in jail tit
' ; u u "Ti e but will prnleihly be brought
i'i Kosebur lat r to tare a charge
nf oblabiitiL, money by false pre-ri'iis-s
from t he Sunt In rn Pacific
' 'o m pan y. The conrplaint iiKafnst
!M)wnin v.:ts !i!il by Matirico Co
li ri. s' ; ial a'elit ?or the Soilthei ll
I'aeiiic Company.
AceordittK to Mr. Coturrl and the
prose:-u(inK olfbers. howniiiK was
fur a time i imaged in a sy. -tenia! ic
i.laii to rob t he Sunt hern I'a' i: ie
( 0:1. pan y uf its f 'ind b men ns o'"
' tlnitimy ' employes rt hum he carded
r-n the payroll. At the time. Dovniai,1
enmmittefl the otletie charged
.tuaiii't him in the complaint filed
against him this niortiin he was
in 1 loyel as fop-man of an extra
southern Pacific i:aim wbl h was en--auetl
neir Oakhiii.i. in this Instance
1 Used the lia.iie ol .Iliii lievotl!.
althonah the nffi 4'ix hae failed to
locale
Sill h ,.- -(,!1
,1;iti tlir-, null
s lihei;: , III 1
' .liin iieiottr
I II 01 lie!" to
-ili-ees"fil!l .
me enlee,
on his p.iv
rieil on his
I lliilel I
e iiltloilllte.l
illl tile 1ii:.
eri' 1-1 11 :t 1 1
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llliitl tlie ,fi ti p.!
t'.ie luiu'ls eii,;,l(,
10. Ill ' i,;i:IiH,n v
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Hon '
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Veto Milello Is Charged With
Violating Prohibition Eaw
WAS JAILED LAST EVENING
Disliiil Attorney Ncuncr Sidled This Morning
Ihdt Other Arrests Woald Prolubly
follow late in the Week
Charged with obtaining liutior un
lawlull, Vito Milello. member of an
Maliau section nam; employed by the
Son t her 11 Pacific Coaijiany at ( ileii
tlale, was arrested ui the latter city
last niKht and is in jail there pend
ing t. pretimitiarv heariiu which
will Ive held later in the week. Mi
lello was arretted on information
furnished by Mntirue Coturri, a spe
cial agent for I he Sou t hern Pad tic
Companv.
From what has been learned by
the district attorney, it appears that
Milello has made a practiie of order
in ii li 1 nor from San Francis o and
other California titles in the name
ol'other members of the crew with
which he vvaa employed When the
liquor arrived at tllendub Milello
would no the person in whose
name it was shipped and inlorm htm
that he had a paikane at the express
office. Almost invariably the cond
party would deny knowledge of the
-shipment, and would refuse to ko to
the epress office and claim the con
simiment. It was then that Ml'ello
would to the express olfiie. win
the name of the consignee to the
affidavit and secure the liquor.
Winn Special Agent ('oturri learned
that liquor was being recelv rd at
Clendale nnlawiully he' went there
and after a brief investigation as
certained the munner in w lib h It
was being obtained from the agent
of the e pre, com nan v . tit later
pi iced Itis information in the bands
of the district attorney, with the
n suit that Milello was taken into
utody.
Moth Special A gent Cot u rrl ami
iM'strlcl Attornev Neuner state. I tbii
morning tint other memb-M f th-.
gang emp'ov.d at (ilendab- would
pi'i'b-.bly be arretted oti eharge.
similar to that pit ferred a: .in-t
Milello wit bin the n M few ila s
.lust how long lib llo and his rout
IvilllollH have been engaged In'tlc
Illicit pcaetic" Is tin known to the
Officers, but tliev believe It b a been
going on rr sollle time.
Milello c'ni be in r t 1 nn three
di-timt iliiirt'i's, nccordintf to the
d!trb t atto; ney. tHie s that of "er
lure, Hiiother eu'bra'ing the re eiv
li.g of liquor unViw fullv, an ! tin'
third being the blanket cha-i-e of ie
1 1 ing llquer by subtei 1 11 ge.
BANFILTD IS ACCUSED
Of SHOOTING AT MAN
BY NAME OF JARVIS
S.ieriir f 0 01 ge iui'ie t hi'- morn'
ill" i ceived a llie: sage Trolll the
vi. iitiM- r! In. a to die etP t t that
Menrv Itanfield. alb ved owner or a
mine ibi r . I:-M nicht fii'-d a s-lml
;it a in:n by tie- ii ol .l it i;:. A
1 1 1 1 i 11 1 w je pie:,ai l then today
a tunnel w. ina.it a l in-: for the
i re t of Mr 11 itif.eld w ill ptobably
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OAKIAND TEACHER IS
TO ENJOY LONG HIKE;
COAST COUNTRY EIKID
Hi-
a Wllli.ims and Alfred M. Pow
ers, both I'niveiMly Ktailuate. ex
pect to leave about the middle of
l.lulv en a "hike" of several hundred
I tnih s down the Pacific Coast, thru
the Uo-'ut 1'iver se. tion. and return
by Crater Lake. s..ys t!;e Fttgene
l lt"gisler. They expect to take tin
t raui from Kugene and cent 1 11m
(heir trip from Cuo; t;i v on foot
PovveiH is a special writer of note
ami principal of the hih school at
Oakland, Ore. He is making the
trip to gather material ror articleH
later on. lie corresponds for a Port
land pa; er from Oakland, frequently
has ar icles in the Sunday feat un1
columns atid has also done consid
erable wriliun for Kastern publica
tion W illiams Is the head of the nodal
s'Tviee department or the I'niversity
extension divisitn. ami will take the
tri; with Powers principally for th"
outing.
They expect to be gone about
three weeks on the trip.
SENTENCED 19 DEATH
Sir Roger Casement Convided
of Treason Early Today
JUDGE'S RULINGS WERE PLAIN
f
The Jury fir.p .nell-d lo listen lo the fvtdcnce
in the Cdsrnvnl fdse Dplitit'idltd less
111 in Hour Prisoner Moved
I.Olo, .Inne Sir Itoger
C'seiuetit was this afternoon con
vicied of high treason nnd sent'-nced
to deal li. in on nect Inn with the
1 1 Mi i t dieliion an I at (erupt to in
due I rbdi prison tq-s ir tl' 1 -pi any io
ib serf. The jury deliberated less
hae n hour.
Ittd'ore the CUM' w
iron lte;:tlllig tie
hop h a h.:ly blow.
sut for t he defense
Mr Itoger CiiMeineni
ent to the jury
nit Cll-ie(OIlt's
K. Jones, con
arrtied thai
was a loal and
patrioli- Irl-hiiian. and was rei lull
ing ; re.-,imept among the Gene an
pi i-finers be-aife I b.tef batl threat
. m d ( ImI w ar Ie Ire'and.
Tlie l.tiid Chief Justice her.- In
terposed: "Tlie jurv will be fmiruct
d thai an1' art tending to wea' en
thir. 1
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comforting t lo
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ruling pl. lii'v ilepresed Ca ;e
I'iuoti Iteadiug later in
d the jurv that If fine of the
d acts
it w ould
wa.t pro
were nroved. ttie
l,e cni'ty. Iiiiilli
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FINAL TIP TIN
LEFT CLACKAMAS
Train Carrying 400 Soldiers re
route to Border
ll.ls Possible Ihdt the Coast Artillery Com
pjaifs Will Be Cdllvd to Relieve the
tKtguatr Irocps on ihe Burder
CAMP WmiYCOUP.K. Clackamas,
luiie Oregon's entire military
lor. i s ant euroule to the Mexican
border today. I lie last contingent
boarded a train nl Clackamas sta- '
t it tii at 11 o'clock this morning for
F01 1 Itosceraiis, Sail i Mego.
There were more than 4 0(1 men
in the .r:rce lea ing todav. Tht y
ouiprisi tl the fira battalion, tlu
regi menial band, supply anil ma
ch Ine gun companies of t he Third
Regiment.
Three oilier trains carrying Ore
gon troops to ihe border are already
eiirouie. One. whiih left Cla kamas
aiHi ihe third battalion Tuesday
night, is fxtheduled to arrive in San
hiego ttmight or toinurrow morning.
Tlie second b;llal;on left here last
night , with Troop A, cavalrv , 1 1 tl
men strong. Hatu-ry A. fitdd artil
lery. w it b I TJi men, pulled out of
Camp With.womhe al ll::u o'clock
.( siei day morning.
Hut tlp re iuay be morn troops to
L'o from O ret: nn. Cities t h roil uhotlt
t lie state, in -hid tut; A-dorin, The
Halb K. Pendleton, l.n tlraiide. Kaker,
Muishfleb'., nii'l olheiR w here 4ta
.nihfl". ( m:ipai:i. s ie-retoftue have
been st.tl oiumI. report t he organiR
1 P n tif new com ic, nit s a heady has
b gun. dpi -tin KeniPth P. Williams.
I' S. A . must-Ting officer for Ore
gon, has tvi el ed . iii u ru I ions from
the vAar I t-q.ai 1 11, ent to muster in
and semi in tie- border any further
troops which 1 be slat'- will mobilize
p res pen :.e lo Pre' i dent Wibon'B
-all. 'I IM- me ins a lew regiment -
the Fourth Oregon.
The pi. b;.',i i: !'
run ,:a t ten ! a f in"'"!
C lie, Roi. bUf. , 'e 1
m;?st artillery
at Alleinv. F.il
lord and Port
lean the coast
ml
It a
being e:iP. .1 'e
Ney, fi li.- .11'- rei
L-u!ar tnmps fov
Jdutv
in
: ileehired to III
r. no sil h 01 der
1 in 1 1" ' v . h-vnnse
ii-es hitve heen
for some time
ie out of the
if t r
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without t
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C.ilni V.'ill-.yi
m',.' Ih priii tlcnlly
li'le more tliiin n
-I l.lle trooprt ;ir--v
men leie'led hy
I III- li illld il few-
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ROSfSULG LADY DliD
m TliiS MORNING;
HOLD FUNERAL FRIDAY
of
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