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Vol. XIX.
HOSKIII llti, OliKCllN. MlltY l'.fcl;. Jl I V :l. mill.
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ALLIES MAKING BIG
Several Towns and
Were Captured
Villages
REPORT TAKING 4000 PRISONERS
GtrnMOS Cldim Gains oq the Russian front
and R pulse of Terrific Attacks at
Points in Ntrltien frame
P. Mil.-?. July The (;rman
ea 1 1 y lit is morning captured t lie
Dainlnup works northeast of Verdun,
hut !( immediately ousted, ft was
officially announced. A long ho ill -I,
trdmeiit preceded tin' onslaught,
whhh began at :i o'i lock this morn
ing. The French captured lleihecourt.
throwing bark tin Cr'rmans ahum a
will' front, and advancing to within
five miles of Pennine. They ail
van.ej along a three mile front. The
coin mil t) i iK said til
fT the Souime were
nib' to tlit' French.
AfciK'.iritHfi-s cleared
combats south
entirely favor
Cleliade recoil -the
Mealoges
The (lerman
attack north of
w )od (if the enemy
f i'ed in a counter
the Sonime Kiver.
The statement indicated that forty
t hou.a nd tit Tina ns w ere defending
the I'eroillie sector. About thirl V
one thousand engaged suffered ter
rioie losses and were badly disor
ganized The l-'reir h captured many prison
ers and some heavy artillery north
of Ksir.ts. Many of the prisoners
ueie exceedingly young. They admit
that lb-' artillery preparation was
v erv ' let t i e. an nihil at ing defences
and iles'ro in ; c-iinnitinicatious. The
I-'rem !i art tilery destroyed 1 :: captive
balloon
S;.y l li iull Wert" IteplllMil.
r.KIM.I.V. duly ;;. . The allied at
tars east of the Soinme List high!
were ivpul-'ed with bloody lo.-ses. it
was announced. South oi the Somme
the t lerinans wii lid re from their
:--ond line under heavy I rcnch at
t.o ks. On the Verdun Mont the
-jKr- n. h fruitlessly alta ked I'hiau
'nH.nt and I "ruidetei re. Soiih of
:.ux ihe C rinans rushed the hill
Mid h H. ry at hamlotip.
M.-.nv (iei'iiuiii I'ri -iiieT-.
I'.IMTisit I IK M)'i!" AIITKK IN'
FltANCK. July ::. K.iM of Albert
the i:iili.-h have (nciijiied a higher
po-ilion near Krhourt. which w;is
t aken yesterday. The prisoners to
tal litiio. Returning otiicers de-M-ribe
lb" situation on the remain
der of the front n teiug promis
ing. Violent. fUhling was coii
tinueil tliis morning at l.altoiseLe.
I'he tlerinans are nomnaroing ahum
Aid, hi an. I the liritish are eannon
a ling Thiepval.
ei'i)iiin Ailinnci in l.At,
l'.KKIJN. duly The KusMans
wei 1 unsuccessful in attempting to
'lop the (ierman adwime in Volhy
n:i. where t!..- attacked List night
i-asi and southe,it of Lutsk.
.er:nan l int-o Surreiuleri'd.
I,iiMiiN, duly ::. - (leneial Mais
reported at ton it: lit t tiat
li.iov likhtitii! lit I. a I'.oiselle
t he
pio . i ding satisfactory to u
nanl of the garrison siirr
and on other parts ol th
trout the allies have male
progress, rapturing addilion;;
d it nsev. Iniri:ii: uuiliy a--na
si (lent!,; n inai h ine ere
and lie others were dama:
s- en Urit i.-b a c i o planes a
iii v.
i. Ki'Ill
nd. r. d.
h.ltlle
further
lllll ll"
Laities
dort lied
e,l. and
MYR1LE CREEK BRIDGE .
OPENED TO TRAFFIC
LATE LAST SATURDAY
fir t
lldL-e
mobile to ro tic
iss the I'Tnpiiua Km
toot of I'il.pMUa Street. 1
Cre.-k . w a- di iv en 1,
Kdward
I Mintiav in
r- ol -up-
of .r k
for the M
I.. I'r.
di Hi. t. Tl
1 .ur.n.i in a-
ran. h
M.rll" ( I"'
.ar w.i- driven In Mr
;.tr a- III Krank f'u:
t i r- liitned .-af. Iv to
M l. Ii . 1 " I It is pa . I
S 1 iiitilimm. Ii" .'s
I : I uniU th" l.ti'ltf
ro-11.4 e-taldlslied
.in. i ':...ii:li 7 n vears "f
to I
in-t
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1 1 .: t
Mr I'
t;.t
..ad
ha
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i" in-
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. the
1 the
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MATERIAL FOR FEDERAL
BUILDING IS ORDERED;
WORK TO BEGIN SOON
It was reported here this morning '
that a representative nl the uti- 1
tracting firm of SteH.inger Itios , j
of Portland, w ill arrive in liosehurg
Wednesday pn paratory to beginning '.
actual uiibl nu t ion w if i k on t hit
new Federal building, tu be erected
here dunng tin- present year. Most)
of the material fur the structure has'
been purchased ainl deliveries arc
t-vpf' led within tin next few d.iy.
W. L. D Mtmer. who has t lie con
tract for furnishing considerable of i
the mill work, will be ready to
make deliveries by tlu lime the ev
en vat ion wot k is com i'b'ted. Mr.
I iyninger slated yestei day that lit?
receiv ed a let t-r from an Hast t i n
firm uuoting pi ices for tlu screens
to ho us d on th building. The
order for this part of the material
will probably he plated soon in
order that no delay may he encoun
tered in completing the structure
a.eordini! to the contra C
I'mler the terms of the agreement
entered illlo between Stehbingtr
Dros. and the loverriment. the con
tractors haw ltl months in which to
(omplete the building.
iHelly Green Died in New York
l
Teddy, Aged 83
Mjde litsband Agree Before Marriage Kit to
Tuuth a Pinny of Ik fortune
Wds Great fmaiiiier
NKW YilKL
duly :l. Mrs. lletiie
IIS the i i Iie.-t Voli :il
li. ,1 at In ; home to-,-ea
r. She had been
Cleell,
in the
da v. ;i
k no I)
w orld,
,ed s:!
i I for sei
ago it w
era) Week:;. A few W-eks
IS reioi'fed th-t slie Silf-
d
stroke ol api.pl
last
March,
s' i;;ht , ;
For the
nil's' s
si-iimstr
Tic
phy
I litis win
,n.l that '
;i doilig Well.
four trained
l!iin i- d as
in-tan e ni her
past few u
atlelliled h
-se.-, at t!i
: oil.
doixl ;
ell .
Mrs.
hundn
n s tortune e. eed d oil"
i ; lion doiia i -". I w h i- h
r.ine'v tnilli-:is h-i - -If.
Ii ten million.- which her
a ri nm
! jiareiits left. Aci urn i;!ai ion ot inotiev
!was the ruling pa-omit of In r lile.
When she was eats old. Kdward
I (ireen, a big silk importer, publicly
j announced that he itit - ude.l to
! ti.arrv the wealthiest heiress in
America. lb- w.is told tli..t Ib-tty
! Kobin'on was the person. tireen
obtained an nil ro.lu t ion. made - I
hi brag, and tl.cv were married in
1 . MiS KoTilllOII a.U-e.i
marrv tlieeii onh atnr h--n.iie.t
a contia.t t.'.e.li-ing bin
ha i
...r,
litr- ,
neer lo loin h a pen:
her
tune.
NINE MORE RECRUITS
ADDED TO VOLUNTEER
COMPANY ON SATURDAY
That l'l
i 1- i i ni:
.1 lA
ulUllte
,11 he able
1M1
r
Ml -
"I
l p to
H.-t urdav i
la.-. CoUlitv
'. U k
li.ell bad
lnlielS Ot
.- tl all a
into
the
I then n m.'
npanv.
t 1
! '
d l'l
ILi - lies
t l'at t hev int. nb
:-.,ni..t ion with n
t :
or-
w .1 I
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moni: (hose
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a I
li'i:;.'. i
I. haw
the wd
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Mine Owner Placed Under Bondi
Saturday Evening
DtftNDANT WAIVES HEARING
Mr. Bjnfirld D-ci(d h t!e firri a,SMil
frank Jar vis as Al.td by the (jn;
p'aint '(lain luipp;ng? Cause
Henry Hanfield.
las County mine
rlmrscd with the
w ith a dangerous
a southern Doug
owner who it
crime of assault
weapon, in con-
tiect ion w i:h an alleged attack on
I-'rank .lar is, a intn.ng prospector
of t he I'erdue dist i i. t, w as bro tight
here late Sat urday a ilei noon by
1 teputy Shei ii f Kratik Hopkins, ol
Cain on 1 1 It.
Immediately following his arrivtl
here. Mr. Hanfield was taken before
,hi.-tiee of the I'e.ice Middle and ar
raigned. He waived preliminary ex
amination and w as held to appear
before the iHumlas County grand
jury during the next term of the
Circuit Court. Hail was fixed in the
sum of $.."!, ami was readil v fur
iew representative
nished by friends of the accused
with a Re
presentative lollou ing Ins
arraignment in con rt. M r. Hanfield
said he :;s ' years of aye and had
b-eii atiely enaget! In mining in
southern hong 'as County for about
Hi eai s. I Miring that period of
time be s tid he had expended a p
proim.itcly $7.i,uom in impro ing
;--id (h-velopillg the tlifterclit proper
ties umlei l.i oiitro'.
Mr. ItaiifieM at present owns a
oi'per mine uated ahout f i e
lllibr-- fnciil invw. The owner is now
negotiating lor the sale of this piop
eri .
In speaking of the incid- nts had
ing up to liis arre-t, Mr. Han! ield
s !iil that on dune ::, while be was
absent from home. Mr. daris. Lewis
I": o m p.-on ;-nd a man bv t lie r.afne
of I lenny iMied his premies w it h
i be i iite ni on of si a king it oui as
-'ii'ii'i: pionerty. A few days laier
Mr. i'.alllield alley,.! d.u-.is uiote
.1 letter to a plOS,iectie purchaser
of the mine ami iui'oriiii-d the latter
tiat "he w oil Id v. a Me bis time In
specting I be pi operl " for t lie rea-
?n that i'.anfieid muld not lurnl:
him with a title. About two weeks
a:teiward. Mr. Hanfield said, the
,ier: on who ion 1 1 ni pi a t ei pun ham
uli: i!te uiiiie, i'rriied at hr" ar.d
t.d.l him of re, ep. ing t l.e b-tier Ho.m
.la r i.. 1 was t hi n. ac. oi d n g t ,)
Mr. It:niield. that he disco. en-l Uii
mine had been - stake,! nut ' by
-Liih is. Hi a ub: e.
Mr. Hanliebl said .la
crew of men to lie
tho Intention of 1
' (Continued on
Hi'-nt occasion,
brought a
proper; , w ith
-iuninu w ork
I'atre Six. I
ROSEBURG STORE WAS
ENDANGERED BY FIRE
Unit 'ir fi
ulmh I, a. I be
the .-tori- of tl
at the oi m r
f inn ,a t i ng
Ie
llliatteiid
d
I'- ..pie'-; Sil'-piv CO..
f Ca-s and .Lo ksoti
2 o'i ht k Sunday
d in nominal dam
ii!' the e -laldlshliient.
a I! I ' emplo e w ho
the store at a aunt 2
a liu ht in t in- ! rout
:IM etS. lite at
morning resulted
a-:e to the ;oor o!
A Soutliern I'a
i nam i I to p.t-s t
o'. do k tioiit ei a
o! the More il.
-ate. ,-nd u; O'I pe
w ilidow s not iced :
I Ihe tlllie the J
di nn iishi d te. .
halted to lllle-.fi-.
i t; u Hi one ot the
blaze on I he ' 'oof.
tould bardie b
irne.. that tilled t
-t'.te. Ma-'etlflU'
l;e.r K; tit- m
1 e !...d -ll O.e.et!
souinle l later and
ill l poi.de j j i
r:or in
tin k 1
. the
e n; t!ie .a.i.lnir , Ti.ei i :i ri Inalili. - v
j.- n.lei.i.r of tl..- and on-' k;1!..! win.
I.i t ..' Ii.ene of . .-vnlut iornl . in ..'11
,11 r. ....tte.l what ihe ..; l J... I t Tl.. '. t
the in-, .i.'ia't ..j..;...j..j..;..t-!..;..;
d'lM.t'v 1'. .me J.
RAILROAD PLANS WILL
BE COMPLETED LATE!
IN THE PRESENT WEEK
Cit Knglneer L. O. Ili.kii an
nounced Ibis morniiiK that he would
hate the plans, specifications, draw
ings and other data In connection
with the proposed ttoliui'K Kast-
rn Railroad in readiness to submit
io the council at its meeting to be
held next Monday night. In order
to do this, the engineer says he and
his assistants will work ull day the
I'oiirth of July.
The council hid become somewhat
imp.u.ent, uv.il it is not imprdiable
that tliey wiil adopt the plans and
. pe i!h at ;et.s next Monday in order
ihat a tu;.l work tan begin ou the
iailroad at an Parly date. Accom-
aning the plans and spe ifications
will he estimates oT the eost of the
railroad and equipment. As soon as
ihe plans and specif icat ions are
adopted the advertisement for bids
for construction of the railroad will
he inserted in 1 he local press. At
the expiration of 1" days the bids
will be opened and the contract will
be awarded.
Officials Believe War in Mexico
May Be Avoided
TENSION HAS BEEN RELIEVED
Cavjlry Pursutd Small Parly of Raiders
Commands Plaifd io Three Snlions
Geo. Wood May Be Chief
WASIJINCTOV. July d - The
l ulled States Covernment will not
; pre: - Cariaua lor an answer to the
! demands lor a statement of the
I Mexi an attitude lor the moment."
I 'I he State t iepat'1 men! announced
i tais, vaying the situation is in status
j ,uo. especially because of Cairaii.a's
mender of the Carrial pilotiers.
I i !nis relie ing the tension.
Ihe fact that Secretary Lansing
has not attempted to extract an an-sAi-r
from Carrani since requesting
Ambassador Arredomlo to hurry Hie
i ply is interpreted as meaning t he
I'nited States ha- se; re
Cial Carrana will ad in
linn ir .iw'ii time. Tin
were that l.an-iim wdl
asfliralici-s
t the si I via
imlh al Mins
continue to
wait upon ( 'a i rana
unless slni-ter d e!
bebiW Ihe border. I
tiiat Ihe immediate
i. euro troopers relie
that Lansing can
tanza attanges mail
t uoni.ing uu boil v
a liiite longer
i meiits appear
i uas indeated
release of t he
, the situation
wait until Car
r w it bout a n
Secretary ol
V iir IliikiT -x iil.i i ii l ' lint tlx
I Hiim Of I li'lHTJl! I''- ; lilllti
v. ;i- Iiil ! nil uoo'l hi i ;il' I
II is ilifll lllt I" Vl't.llll tin-
ittiiirl
liin-s
fllSOll
I
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fatally I'll
)-u. Ihe Iiunli'l.
xim. Itamlith.
I SAN NTin. In
troops of cavalry mi b-r
' 1 h w h h h i rn 'd He'
I. ear I'm t Mam h lal
iv :: Two
Captain Kl
Km 'irande
i Sat Ul da v.
pursuing
letnrrjeil.
ide
. lo-t tl
trad and
epol led.
'otntiiaiid tnv i-iitii.
V SIHMiTnS. Julv The War
Department Imlav aiinouuced th
division of th- South- rn Department
Into thiee M'i tioit. . in ' ommalid o:
(enerals lum-toti. I'etshlng and
1 . -1 1 ;)' tal ood may be ouo
the snpr liH' t ominaiebM
ILiUL
(lv ;t. Thre.-
I e W 'III tide
tu-hting
'oTTIHIgO.
.ilillOUU' el.
Hill.
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LiLlle Business Transacted at
Saturday Night Meeting
REFUSE SOLD TO JUNK DEALERS
OidiuiKC Piovidin? Agdiasl Ihe Hauling
tf Heavy Iwds Over Ihe Pavement
Adopted Repair Faulty Sewer
Cminrilim'n In Htti-ntlanr' at Sut
urilay niuht'ti iii.'.'ttii'; of tin' rtty
fatlit'ri w.ti. Iri'alt'it to noun' pr'
Konrth of July lir.workH. w!en
Couni-llinan 11. It. hauiliroiik. of
North Hon'lilllK. Inlitnut.'il that Ihr
i'iiiiliit'H of tho stivnt rti-aiiiiti; iU'
I'aiMiii'tit hail 'XM'.ili'il thfir riKhtrt
lnn thoy KH'-al'it tin' rffiiw
lakin in tin- Rfiu'ial U-ainii h.Tf
a fi-w w.'i'ks uku anil hoUI a part of
the ai-rll in illation to local junk ili-al-
i.
t'ounriliitan Shatnlirook Kaiil lit
iliil not oliji'it o stlrlillously to the
nun ki-IMiik r.'fui' and putt Inn
th. niont'y In their po. kcts. but In'
was t ' I " ' lo Iht in usiiiK Hih i-ily'n
tinn' for piHato Kain Kroin tin-
staK'lnt'nlH iill.ri'il hy Coi iliuan
Shanilirmik II app.-am that rnllnwIliK
the Kt'iii'ral l U'iinup lii'rt a f.'w wi-eks
iiko. the cniplovi'S of the uti'eel
ileanillK depal I inent ol.l some of
the tellisi' to loeal junk dealers anil
kept the money reeehed llieri'lor.
Ciiiiiiiil n I'. W. Clark and I
l'owell lame lo the defense or the
street I'leaillllK employes and iples
tinned the rinht of the eoiinii! lo
eritieise I heir aria. These rouuril
lliell explaineil Ihat the men in iiues
liou employed illhels lo seKleuate
Iho refuse, and did nol do Ihe work
ou the 'ily'H time as intimated. The
men who senreualed Hie refuse and
prepared It for sale. uirordiliK lo
I'ounillinan I'owill aud Clark. ie
eled one half of the amount paid
to llu iployes of Ihe street dean
Mil! deparlllletlt In the junk dealers
It was alt-o aruued Ihat t nder-
xtandiim had lie.n elle.te.l helwe.u
the ritv and Ihe street rle.ineis re
KanlillK II"' disposal of the I. 'fuse
nalhered alumt the liiwn. and as a
re-ult Iheie was luithilm i iilipn.il. or
even lllesliilliahle. in the a. Is ol
those rhnlKeil. Mann Khe also de
fended I In ii under deliale. and
advised that the matter he settled
salisla.loii and without undue nuto
l-jetv Aller seine d ilssiiut. Hi"
inllllHI derided that llel'ealler I lie
retiiiiis ii-K'iHil Tor l i-l u' sold li
ihe , ii v emi.los. s shall to illlo th-
ll..islir of the niur.leipalilv.
An oldlllauie reulallUK the haul
iin; of uravel and oilier heavy ma
I. -ri ils over the streets In the i;m d
distrhl was adul'ted liy Ihe oiill. il.
(Conllnipii on Pane Six.)
ARTILLERY COMPANY TO
SPEND TWELVE DAYS
IN CAMP THIS YEAR
Word was I
X. I'.u 'ii.ili.tn
I le,a rl inent tu
r Ihe e.i.lsl
li.inal Inlaid.
.11. a illplnellt ;,
I to Tl,
d
hy Captain .1
-let. I. iv troiii the .11
;il tl milt . iiliip.illi''
ailill.iy, ill.';. ii Na
will hell then annua:
t l-'olt Sl..lis -1 1 1 1
.' 111.11 Hill ell'.':.!'.' ill
iiitill. ry pin. II,"
The xel. il.es
fallh.-r pra. 1 1. e
will i.ui; I of suh
pi a. 1 1. e with 1"
ill h k'Ulis and I:' lli-h inollats. s.-rw
l.e pra-ti.e with lul'i piinnd pnie.'
tiles. I'.' in' h linns lhroili
I.o.ilid pinie, t.l. i. rain;. - to l.e u,
In Ih.ihhi wild 'I'he . o n i ll , a ll ' I " I s nl
Ithe (illi. allies ilinin; tlie en-amp
in. lit will a, t as if a. I, nil w.n . on
I ,l,ll. ,114 evli le.l ( llll, !. UlieS ..f tin
, oast ait, IP it an- lonud In X - i, ,.i nd .
I 111 K.'lie. It'i-. I.iiiir. XI', air. . fi.tlaL'e
i.row. :. .if.. i ,1 ail I foil land I h'te
.lie ah'.'lt .'I lie II III . a- h ' ili.-ill
n iiialii.II has In ell re. . lwi ,
I,, the Hill..:- as to wlnlher I lie
until. I .ii. "ii w I I ! ' all"! tor in nw
,,ili nil ll, e , vi. an tint. let The
i, liners nf the , I. tlei. nl , on, i a 11 ,' s
I . .l.t I h.lt tie. I 111,11-, 111"' ill fill"
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FORMER ROSEBURG MAN;
SERVICES ARE OFFERED
Frank II. Tu henor. a former resi
dent of Koseburg. but for the past
many vears of Curry County, and
J. C. Johnson, also of that county.
i are organizing a company of sharp-
l shooters aud have offered their ser
vice in the event of an invasion of
Mexico. A telegram to this effect
was sent to Coventor Withycomhe
"by Mr Tichenor Saturday. The
company has about lint me;), known
as mountaineer scouts and sharp
shooters.
Mr. Tichenor served during the
Spanish-American war with the Cali
fornia infantry, and like Mr. John
son, conies from a family that has
been represent eil In every war of
this country. lie is a member of
the Oregon Society Sons of the
American ((evolution, and also he-
longs to the I'nited Spanlsh-AinerL
itan War Veterans.
Mr. I Ichenor lived In Douglas
County in the early NUs, and is well
remembered by many of the old tim
ers of this county. Me is at present
the Democrat ie candidate for repre
sentat ive from Curry County.
Dr. Flouck's Car Mired Near
Comstock Late Saturday
DOUGLAS CO. ROADS WORST
Dr. ttuiiik Has Iiikrii Ihe Federal Oath and
Is Subjrtt lit Being (ailed lo Muiian
Binder Returned last Night
Thai the roads of Douglas County
are a disarm e to the slate of Oregon
ami a black eve" to the entire I'a
cilic Coast, was the statement of tr
tieorge I-; llouck, who returiie.l hero
late Sunday evening from 1'ortl:' T.1,
accompanieii by Mis. llouck and "on,
lieorge. Jr.
Dr. Ilomk and family left Pint
land h iiutomobile I-'rlday evening,
and alter a two hours drive over the
macadam hluhwa.vs of Ilia' section
ot the state they reached Sa.em.
't here tliev spent the uigiit with old
tunc friends ami acquaintances. (u
t be fol lo inn at lei iioon t Im-v con
1 in ued I h -ir journey to Kugen.'.
rt'iere iloy aiiived late in lh' af
ternoon. Sundav molliing the physl
(dun ami fainilv again resumed their
soiiihwaid course and alter a somo
w bat eventful jouriiev reached Itose
burg at x o clock last evening "I
consider t In1 road In 1'ass Creek
am ou the w oist piece of highway
between I'oiiliuid and San I'ran
t is- o, ' said Dr. I louck. "and It Is
dine it is being impioved. It Is not
olilv a dist;ia'-e to the slate of Ore
:'oll but it lefle-ts upon the nffiiials
ut the enlire Noithrtest. I'llless this
(Coutiiincti on Tage Six.)
DOUGLAS CATTLE ARE
BEING VACCINATED BY
THE STOCK INSPECTOR
XX'
II I.
ile veterinarian
iturd.iv troiii Sa
Sillidas for tlu
Where he lines
iwd here
late
I and left earl:
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l.l.nkl.'K iillllil
ak li'
last Week
, e I ' I I ll heie last CW'llill K
tie -aid Ihat Sam Xllll.-i. a
nl -In. k rai -i I nf Hie Uii
a 'Itv , had Inst seven head o'
I .en hi... kl' -' 'lui iin' t h" ..i"'
I ll nl ,1, I tn a v., 1. 1 I nil h.'I
,,f tl," Ii. K Hunt
sin k In ,e inr. v a, , in. it.-. I
a. I nt c.iltle le-lnlicili In Ml
In -t l'i i. I.n . and nl her rattb
t.v lltiuit Smith were VI", III
,.i , It is t lie iinnn nf hut !l
te V't'l lti.,1 latl a II. I Xti H'llll
. I e Will In- till fill t llel S. .'.III
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It is nl .elnelit
,1, . d Wit h St.''
ni'lin.iiy fire.
the v ,i ,1 I w lllllil
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I nil .t I 11. t inn, re
. and will r.-i-l
Had Been lost in Mountains
for five Days
KILLED A DEER FOR FOOD
The Unfortunate Man Is Now at Bmk Head
Where He Will Remain Until lie Is
Able to Travd--Notitles Better
After wandering altnlessly throuKh
the heavily tinibereii tiislrirts of
Kaslern lioimlart County for five
days. Carl Sehroeder. tlu- ;'uo Coun
ty rani'her. who beeatno lost on Sun
day, .lime :i, waa found at a point
twout two miles goulhwest of
(.Jnarlz Mnunlaln lale Krlday afler
noon hy .laluea liuinont, who In en
Kaecd ill the forestry sendee.
Sehroeder hud been pruitleally wltll
oul foor for five daya and waa Kreat
ly weakened from the cold and ex
posure. He is now at Hiiek Head,
where ho will remain until Rlleh tlllie.
as he is physlially ahle to leave for
the open country.
At the time Mr. Srhroeder tiecanie
lost he waa In company with J. I .
loties, a Mnrshfield laundryinan, and
Fred XX hyharck. of Ten Mile. They
left their honies In t'oos County ear
ly In June and were In search of a
fabled Bold mine In the lllack Moun
tain ri'Kton. The men separated at a
point about live miles from Uuartz
Mountain nud had planned to meet
a few hours later. XX'hen Mr. Sehroe
der failed lo make an appearance on
tile follnwinK niornliiK, or several
hours after he was due to arrive In
i'anip, his companions became
alarmed and n search was Instituted.
Altlio'ie.h limes and XX'hyhnrek
combed Ihe timbered districts about
ljuart. Mountain for three days they
were unable to find any trace of the
inissiiiK man. Ileallzlni! the peril
ous position nf their friend. Jones
and XX hyharck walked to the Wolf
Creek raimer station and telephoned
lo S. C. Ilartrum. of the local for-
I'slry offices. .Mr. iiariruui iiuit
notified the many runners located
. asl of Ihe city, and a number of
searchiim parties were ornatiized.
Ihe search was systematic, and lo
ihls rnct can probably be attributed
dr. S.hriie, P i's raiod fortune ill he
iin; found.
After sepaialini; from his I'liin
, in, Ions Mr. Sihroe.l.'r became be
wildered and Inter found himself In
one of the deep calivons which are
so numerous in thai locality. Kor
two days ll.' ntleinpled to reach the
"imp. 'nut III" more he tried Ihe fur
ther be Invaded the dense forest.
I il i in i; Ihe uininliiK of Ihe third day
(lie unlortiiii.tie man came across a
deer Which he killed W'ttll till' Hfl.l
which he can led when he left camp.
He ale portions of the deer meal raw
and was still rllmtinit lo the re
mainder of the animal when found
hv Mr llilliinlll AlllinUKll he had
.lenly of matches when he left camp
hey li.'i'ii dampened and unfit for
l-e He bad no olhet food duriliK
Its five llavs nf aillll.'.-s WatlderlllK.
I.ale in the alteillooll nf Ihe fourth
lav Mi S- hinder re.n he.l a caiun
here he took shelter for 11 few
hours. It had I n snowinn in the
(Continued on paco 6
PECT INDICTED fOR
THETT AT IIILLSBORO
llll l.sniiliii. in., July :i. An In
l.iiiieni .hamiii'; llennet Thouipsoii
.villi lai'ctiy nf a pair of Japanese
is-..is f i mil It Kawakra has been
, .1 ll I tie 1 hv the Kl.ind jlllV, wllhll
has been 'ol two weeks III ve-liKallll,;
Ii,. ..ni,!e intltder nf Helen Jennings
Hid Tied liistinan.
The sc;ss,(,s were folltld ill Tholll'-
.i.n's i,,,ss, ssinn and are said lo have
le.-li taken at the same time as the
ilk handkerchief fun ml near ll'st-
nal.'s l..lv.
.I l.li .. II.ikI.'V today made an Older
i.uiiuiiiiik '!"' present crainl lurv to
he III V lerill. win ll heilll.s Moll
lav, the Older slain, i; thai Ihe Jure
has been hllllhle ti) Complete Us
abnis and dispose of matters under
live .t u;ali..n
This Is uli'le: n.Hid In refei to the
Tliomi'M.n ease Miolh.r indp tment
s atii'iist 1'iaiik I .iiiii'T .in. I XX il
..iii lis "r. iin. in Cortland
. Illlo ils,n.ln! nf wile alleaed to
i.ive been taken fioni Hie plant of
ho oith Coast Tower c pany
oar I'lil'-' Clove.
-t
Minri.o
IM'.l.le
iin. Mr
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i in' v.
. ould
W.'.l he I all'