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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG REVIEW Slick to ttood old Koseburg Pro perity U due; The new and growing Koseburg will itUk by you. BARGAIN MONTH The greatest newspaper bar gain ever offered the people. See big ad. Call or phone 90. ROSEBURO, ORECON, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 25, 1918. VOL. XIX. No. 12S. i ! 1 l ; l y LEASE 10 Offer of Pittsburg Capitalists Accepted by Council WOMAN WHO SUSTAINED ; BURNS WHILE MOTORING i ARRIYED HERE TODAY Oeo.Ke Adam ami sister, the latter of whom was injured from burns from i ht storage batteries, when their car plunged over the grade of Hoberts Mountitin a short time aeo, passed through here today on their return to their home in Portland. They are traveling in a Paige touring car and report a delightful trip. The visited several points south of here and were Dr. Houck Among Those Near Scene of Great Tragedy INJURED TAKEN TO HOSPITALS ! d VZ Six of Ihe Victims Are Dead While 46 Others I the injuries received in the accident, j J At the time of the accident which lire or was iniHivvttRS;P;:iJ5 'cart1 of lr. Stewart for to-vcra! day. " Although her burns with quite sit! Were Injured, According to Utter Re ceived From Roseburg Physician Ir. ('.iHrBe K. Houck, a prominent '.,.. ,... iil.l.. tit ,..,nrmno liir ' PIIVHlriHn Of tlllH City. no IS SIB OrdiaMeAuthoriiOg SolidUlion Of BidS for V'linicy Fotith after rt-ct ivins int-tlical fionrd with the lii.-.lknl corps at i treatment lor a lew uavs. i nt'y wen. 1 ...i- ...... ' as far south as San Francisco, where has the distinction of belnK the only i tlicv visited with relatives. ' iinm-nurt! person wno witnessed tue STRANGER WITH ITCH APPLIED TO SHERlff OR FINANCIAL RELItf "I have the 'seven year Itch.' and because of that affliction I am un nblo to hold a Job," whs the some what unusual statement of a st ranter who appeared at the courthouse this morniiiK and soucht financial relief at the hands of Sheriff (it-orse Quine. After wariiinn the fellow to remain at a sufe distance, the sheriff took him to the office of the county judw. where he repeated his story. In ortler to prove his statements the fellow rolled up his sleeve and displayed his arm lo the officers. Satistled beyond a doubt that the man's statements savored of the truth, he was turned over lo the county physician for treat ment. Ill tellliiK of Ihe fellow's visit to his office, ihe sheriff said he was not Second Telephone to be Installed in City Hall NEW SIDEWALKS ARE ORDERED Alleged Nuisances are Referred to Health and Police Committee New Water Main Installed 0a Short Street GARAGE OWNER FILES ! ACTION TO RECOVER MONEY f ROM LIVERYMAN C. V. Talker, owner of the Rose-1 burg (.arage, this afternoon tiled a suit in the I'ircuit Court here against i S. J. Henry, a local liveryman. The I plainuft seeks to collect the sum of! $10 4.71, w hich he chums is due for ! repairs on Mr. Henry's automobile, i The work was done 'during the months of May and June, li 10. ac cording to the complaint. I Mr. I'arker claims that after doing i the work he tiled a proper lien on lin ear with the county rlerk, for which ho paid the sum of 2." rents. In ad dition to the principal, Mr. Parker asks a decree dei 'luring his lien su perior to the no railed lien tiled on the machine by the iHiughts Creditors Association. An order is a bo re quested authorf.ing the sale of tin T Several Prisoners and Machine Guns Taken in Fight FRENCH CAPTURE BLOCK HOUSES Constructing Railroad Was Adopted by Ihe Council last Evening H-M-I"H"H''H-H-H- Essential Points of the Railroad .j. 4. Lease. 4 H" 4. I'nil.-r the terms of the lease a-.5- accepted by the city council 4 4. Monday nitl.t, Kendall Unit hers 4 4. will pay to the municipality an 4. 4. annual rental fee of JlS.oiiil for 4. 4. the promised HosebuiK & Kasl- 4 4. em Itailroad, provided that Ihe 4. 4. city shall expend $13.0 in- 4. 4. nually for a term of 10 years in 4. 4. improving the railroad. For the 4 4. nevt five years the city must 4. 4. expend the sum of J7.r,.M. an- 4 4. nually In Improvenients on the 4 4. road. The lease w ill run for a -j-4. period of 30 years. None of the 4 4. money above specified can be 4. 4. spent In repairs, but must be 4. 4. expended In actual improve- 4. 4. 111. 111s. Kendall Brothers asree 4 4. to furnish a sufficient bond to 4. 4. guarantee the rental, and that 4 4. thev will perform their part of 4. 4. the contract with the city. 4. 4. n'TTr Captain Reuben Vaughn Died in San Francisco Today Claiming that the driver of the combination hose, chemical and Ind- I K.. ... uf..fln lltT IIUCK IS naUUICiiliLH'U mnunc IOUK H.' uniwiru mnii riinriiiih . . 1 --- fr..i.i Hi.. ii. Affliction The latter , having no alarm system whereby he ; p)l((n(1) ()f ln ,h(, com.,iaint. Atlorne: fellow said he w as 21 years of agel l"' t'erlMiii of hearing it despite ; Jnnn T UmK n.,,rt.H..n,M ,he plain and had the disease three times. The noises .u. ...e im, bomb explosion which resulted in the death of seven persons and the in jury of 46 others during the prepared ness parade in San Kranciseo last S a Hi i ll a y aft e r n oon . According to a letter received by Mrs. Houck this morning. Dr. Houck had left the Ferry building and had stationed himself among the mass of twntilH uithin a few feet of where the l.,.iii K ..v-ttl.-.l...l lla utofi.l iliom for nt J- milniiiil nr.hniiru-M whirh WHS 4 fit' minute, but- on account of the dense .J- adopted ny tne council lasi f UIHI liau Hie UIMMW lliirr innen. i nr- . sheriff stopped to future a little and section and determine the location of came to the conclusion that he must J- K- Mcl lmtock. cluurn.an of have had the Itch when he was born. '' ' "r,- eotnmlssi. tiers. ,,.. i day incht asked the council lo adhere i . t t in the wishes of the firemen nnd in TT i 4 . ,..n 4. ORDINANCE SIGNED. .. ..7 . ... f Mayor Napoleon nice iihk p Htall an additional telephone in tne sleeping room of the driver of the truck. Mnvf.r Vmml.'on Rivo this 4.1 Councilman sin iiiuw-k " J- i...irn.nir f.,rlnlU lhf II TepOll MigtlCll b.V tilt Chief of Hie automobile to satisfy the debt com it Was Announced Way 1M the Kdlidns Cdplurtd Mount Cimone the Highest ffdk of Ihe Northern Appenines di partmeiit, and after a brief de bale, the same was granted, and the members of the fire nnd water com- I IIIIOIIK lit It'll HI Klll Hit"': 1 -J '! r ' -j- Un..a ivantageous position along the line of ( - ance the attorneys lor the city m"" w, ' "" man'h. He had been on his way less 1 J. bWieve the council has avoided . auuiuon.u ie.M.u.iir- . all possibility or runner lenal " "r"' ... .... J all possil complications. Eastern Officers Are Akfd to Aid in Search for Persons lnvulvcd in Saturday's Bomb Outrage Release Suspect SAN KHANCISCO, July 25. Cap lain Keubeii Vaimhn died today as a result of injuries received in the bomb outrage. A total of seven are dead. Mr. Vaughn' right leg was 1. and complications caused than a minute when there was a ter ritlc explosion, followed by a panic. Dr. Houck immediately rushed to the scene of the explosion and aided In tII HIIT curing for the injured pending the ar rival of the ambulances which re moved them to the hospitals. lu Hmiek says the explosion could be heard for a long distance, and was one of the most horrible incidents he ever witnessed. Immediately follow ing ihe explosion there was a panic among the tbron'gs that lined the streets, and it was with the greatest difficulty that the police prevented additional fatalities. So fearful are the people of Califor nia that Saturday's incident will be REfDSPORT WOMAN IS ARRESTED ON CHARGE Of DISORDERLY CONDUCT j. one in the lire enuipmeni room ami X(one in the sleeping quarters above, .7 ...in tt... ut.mu ttiimlii.t mill tw the same circuit as the telephone used In calling the Southern l'aclfic Democrats and Republicans Plan Energetic Campaign ElECTROCUTED WHILE FISHING roundhouse, where the fire whistle ,1Mlir u,,,;, . D;, . , riurj. Wk alarm. When,'1111"' nimuitiu nncj j 11 nun, iuuuui nuo Sheriff C.eorge Quine returned here last evening from Iteedsport where is located, in giving an an alarm is turned in the telephones in both the fire hall and roundhouse will sound concurrently and thereby moid delay experienced in the past. I'nder the new alarm system the fire men believe Ihey will be able to re spond more promptly than under meseni eomlitions. The many noises . T,.. ... : mangled The propoxM KosenurK ...,.,, ,,:111, Th. .-r,.M, oi(.e released OMiiond tailroad. which has been under eon KUlelallon Here lor uie jiiti imu took definite shane Monday nitht when th nienihers of Hie city council adopted un ordinance authorizing the soliciiation of bids for the construc tion of the railroad, and accepted the offer of Kendall Urol hern, who acree to lease the line at an annual rental uf fla.OliO. The railroad proposition was brnt to the attention of the council by K. 1,. title, who xtateil that the members of the railroad committee of the conn cil had carefully examined Ihe plans and specilicalions, as prepared by tin citv efmineer. and had found them be even more favorable to the muni cipality than those prepared and re-, Jected at the lime the railroad propo-J Hilion was in its infancy. "Althoush somew hat similar in character," run-1 tinued Councilman Cite, "the plans and specifications at present before us are much more favorable to the city of HosebuiK than the ones nib milted to the council several months' ami. I'pon the advice of our attor neys we have submitted no report re natditiK the plans and specifications, as this part of the proceedings is, covered by the ordinance which will be presentetl and read later in the evening." The council then took up the ordi nance, which was adopted by the council two weens aso and later vetoed by Mayor Hice. Councilman tlile advanced a motion to the effect that the mayor's veto to this ordi nance be sustained, and his motion was quickly seconded by another member of the counril Win n placed to a vote, seven of the eitht members of Ihe council voted in the affirmative Councilman I. It. Shallibrook was ab sent from the tneetintf. The ordinance, introduced to sup plant the one vet 1 by Mavor Kite, was then read for the first and second times. I pnn nnmon 01 Loan Jacobs, a suspect, who alibi. Detectives asked the police at WtlsbiiiK. Philadelphia and lloslon to rush descriptions of all known Nihilists. The police believe two Knstern bomb plotters are in San i-'ralicisco. 1 --........I 1 .... r-l,:.,.,,,i.tt i.n .iu,, .in, ..tits i.ritcl i-lmr. sulliuue vote. I nairiiiaii .net 01 .,.... .. 1... t l I n-1,1, ' . i.it.i 1 i,.K..n. ,.r ll,e f re tif tile 1 lelllocrat f INat tlllal I Ollllllll- ineui.-,. epeateu mat the various corporations. .. : ... . ....... 7.- k.. it .-.!. exoressed conli.le.ice thai fhaoman was hiouchl to KoseburKj difficult to' disiinmiish'llie fire whistle dent Wilson will poll a majority of 'ready to resign because lb and In default of Jl'iio bail, was com : ytheii it blows, and as the firemen are boih croups. McCormlck said the milled to the county jail where she hHcoiiiini; an us tl lo sleeping I li I'll j Democrats are perfccliiiK a women's will be held pendini: the next session ; this noise they are not easily awaken-' I Heal ol Katnzauon cenier 10 mnii of the urainl jury. led by tlu- whistle, they say. m th Mrs. Chapman was indicted by the! Marshal T. J. Williams reported that CORPSES ARE RECOVERED. CI.KVKI.AND. July 2", - Ten corpses have been taken from the Cleveland waterworks tunnel below Lake Krie. where rushinu uas overcame fifteen laborers and eicbt restm rs last niuht.l t Twelve were taken out alive, but some id these may tile. All tile tleail were itlentilied exept one. i t end individuals of that cily have Iovt,-,l rewards Riinrecatinn $11,000 for ihe apprehension of the person who threw the bomb inlo the crowded street. Had the anarchist been cap tured immediately following the ex plosion he would have probably been hun' without ceremony, according tp Dr. llouik. At the time of writine this letter Dr. Houck was in Oakland. Cat., and expecled lo leave there that niitht for San Di.-KO. Nothing has been heard from him since he reached the latter cily. HOPE FOR SETTLEMENT, KKATTt.i:. July 2.-.. Inimicnition Inspector White, the loncshoreinen's strike mediator, said the Labor D" parlinent was sen.linu several Wa-li-iimton auelils to confer with Ihe strikers and euiplovcrs in every city affected. They hope to effect uient. . EORMER ROSEBURG MAN VISITS FRIENDS HERE; MANY CHANGES NOTED tram 1 jury durini; the last session of there are several places I" the city Ihe Circuit Court here, but she later j h,. re concrete walks should be con left Iteedsport and was not located ( si met. d wit hout delay . lie mentioned until about ten days ai;o. When shejiii,. ,rop,-rty on both sides of Com returned to Iteedsport after an ex-1 mereial ait-nue, ftoiu Jt.ekson street tended absence Sheriff tiuine was tl id of ihe avenue; Court street, untitled and he left for the Ump.iia , .ijiv. iiv north of ihe courthouse: city last Thursday. Un I'ri.lay he I raided the dwcllnm occupied by Mrs ; Chapman and placed her under at rest. ItciiiK unable lo furnish halt, she was hnnndil here by the sheriff In the dwellint occupied by Mrs. Chapman ihe sheriff found a iititu ln-i" . of empty w hisky flasks and other I evidence telllllllK lo indicate Hull she had I n eticaued In the illicit sale of liquor. ettle CONTRACT EOR ANNEX TO RIVERSIDE SCHOOL AWARDED LAST NIGHT Henry lirannan. prior to 25 years ao a resident of lioulas County for some tune, arrived here last evening from M ic hiu'an, w here he has made his homo for ihe past 19 years, BREMEN IS EN ROUTE. (Continued on Tage Six.) INSPECTOR EOR GOVERN MENT BUILDINGS HAS ARRIVED IN ROSEBURG LONDON'. July 25. Ceneral Ilaig reported that I ho "greater part of 1'ozleres is now ours." tierman coun ter attacks failed to reach the Itrltisb trenches. The Itiilish seized several prisoners and 1 wo machine gutts. The Colonials fought from houxe to house I hrotmh i'ozieres, steadily driving out Ihe Cermans. There was hand lo hand fighting among the blackened stumps of the Delville forest hiv.li woods. Klse wheru the ltrilish bombarding in (leased. French Made Gains. PARIS, July 2;V- It was announced that the I'rench captured the strongly lortitied bloek houses at Kstress and recap) ured the trenches north of t illers. Machine tuns checked the Oerman grenade attack on a hill on the left bank of the Meuse. The Kiench alt raided the I'ierrepont and Loiifctivon depots and the Mangiesse hi ouac. Cabinet In Danger. LONDON, Julv 2".. -The Irish ques- nilek. I I ion has endangered the coaluion It is believed that l.lovd- Hl-Uieort'e and Premier Asquith are cabinet failed lo acquiesce in Lloyd (leorne'a pntposals to ihe In h Nationalists. ! .otnloll ne spjipet'H gloomily viewed the niis. 1'reniier Asqun.h con ferred today with First Lord of Ihe Admit n My I la I lour. Lloyd-tieoie and 4 'ouserval i " Leiidt r Itonar Law i-on CAKLISLK. Pa.. July 2r.. The par -; Tern d with the King, tinlly burned corpse of Itev. William; Mount Cimone Taken. I'any Kveland. Methodist Itishop of j iio.mi;, July It was announced the Philippines and southern Asia. ,!,, luiliuns have tapiured was found Ibis afternoon on the' Mmmi Cnmnie. ihe hiMbesl iteak of Held This Afternoon Steel Company Dcilares Another Dividend Ni:V YOIIK. July 25. The Demo crats and ltepublicans are busy plan itv loiM inelmlini; band ! ninn to seize the rigrcKsie nnd the sitrT rage state PREACHER ELECTROCUTED. hanks or a creek Ileal Mount Holly Springs, his summer home, lb was Hectiui uted when his steel tithing pi. b torn bed a htr.h leiision wire. PICNIC WAS ENJOYED. ItoSTON. July 2".. A high offit ial of ihe Kasteru Forwarding Company told the Fluted Press that the sub Mr. lirannan w as In Itoseburg dur- i : 'n' Hi emen intends U arrive line, here. lie salU tile nreiieu nao le ceived positive onlers to take no risk of running the allied blockade off the Virginia capes. Deutschland Still Here. ing the Oregon alifornia stage das, and well remembers many of the diners of the old overland clinches. Mr. lirannan stated today that he madt several trips from iwtiiits in California to Canyonville. and had a slight recollection of Tom Hurnett, who was employed as n driver in those days. Mr. Hurnett now resides at Round Prairie, Mr. lirannan will leave here tomorrow for Kugene and will later no to Portland. Although many of 'he landmarks have been removed during Mr. Uranium's he recognized the laud office y i ruct tire anil several other local luilditigs. He also met a number of sidents of Koseburg. with whom he had an acquaintance while living here. R I LEY WAS BURIED. PALTIMOKK, patch of nreen. At the reLMilar "etni-tnonthly meet ing of ihe Koxclmrg school board. held at the offices of Uoscoe Oreen IhsI evening. J.nii-s Hewiit. a local builder, was awarded the contract for absent enM'iint an annex to the presenl schou building in ltiveride Addition Mr. Hewitt's bid w.is in the sum of old I 11.", and was suiiiewliat lower than the other proposals submitted to the cllmon Clark the rules were suspended board, and the ordinance was later adopted The annex will be 2lx... feet in dl Seven members of the council voted nension. or aci!y the same size favorable to adopting the ordinance a the pres. nt struc ture. 11 will be as It was presented. of wooden ron-trui-iion. with cement ti,0 nr.imum i hrief and simply fmindations. Work will begin on the calls for the construction and equip- building within the next few da in j nw.nl uf a railroad between KoSeUUTg urder 'liai ll Iliav it" cumpieifu niei m and Rock Creek in accordance with readiness for n'Tirwtirv by th i k, ,nt, ami ner if if.l t ion prepared schotd opens in Hie f.dl. bv the city engineer. The pians and Kre.-tion or Hi specif U at ions were previously men- ied by the si l tinuH in .i,.ti.ii in the Review, and ronidera? ion of are familiar to many citizens of the t,v ,tle taxpayers of the Riwrside v ritv The ordinance provide that , mity. P claimed that the pre. .tie acn-rui-.-., .... " , ..... . i . ,.,,.rl. t n .n- i-r -nt mm .liw.l. n.l n it n.h,..l !n R,".buri ".r I !-ri...l f that ,..,r. .f ..... ..l-r-.. A. r-uM j l-l. -l V 1.. datti. The coiin.il r-.Tv.d th of th- '-fi"ii -i " - ' ' ritlit to r.-J-rt nnv nn.l nil bi.N. ami .m...,.T t.-a. Ii-r 1,- .n,.l..yM an.l In the evnt no atifariry biJ i .nii.-n.d to th- It,. -r-i.l- i--l...l. ..,,1 .h.v r- r.i,rt-d for Til- h'".l b..r. i.i-' .on.l-r.-.l any rann hat..-v-r. tli- ...unril a r.nti.l ran r-ailv-rlise for nrn-al. and n'in. tI.-n the natiif at a eub-iu-nt .la'", ininur In arror.lanr with tli- i.r,.vitons 01 mm .-. n.i " 1 July 2.",.A litt lo iilil- it. a fltlvlnir rain lol.l wairh-rs' Unit th- I K ill si ll lan.l is still lot-. H is not known what .ri'Vi-iit.-il 111- siihliu.rlll- floii sli.llilil.- I ; t niilil. .i" pliilin.-.l. tllli- ir.t,. x wa autnor I hoar.l followini.' tit-'iiion "iihi.litt.'l INhl.WAI'OI.IS. Julv 2", .- J.ilil- WhiKonib l:il-'s .riat- fun. nil was about h.l.l this aft-rnoon. Th- f-w pr-s-nt r-.r-i at tti- run-lal was in slrlkini; ron- I trasl to last niL'hfs slat- bolls- trl MONEY IS SOUGHT. Kb-r Wrii'ht. a.uiiL' as . x-. u.or of th- .-slat- ot lb- lal- J. W. Wlii-hl. lo.lay lll-.l a sun in th- Justin- .'"ill I at-aitisl Mis. ;. S A-ianis. Tli lift s ks to r-(n-r lb- sum of $"". Willi h b- l lallns 1' il.K- on a , minis sory not- .x...ii"l six y.ars imu I., morrow. Th- li.t-r.-i an.l ...sts will amount to mot- than th- inn.-iial an.) will blinir th- total .l-bt II M lo J. A. Kirk, who Is rliiil..y..l by th-llov-rnm-nl llil.l-r th- till- of sil ! l-rint.-iul-nl of const in. -I ion, arri-.l b-r- on train No 11 this afl-rno..n an.l will iv.iiaiu In ltos-buri! until Hi- coin !! lion of the F-.l-lal build ink', vbirb is now in coin s- of t-r-c-1 lion b-r-. i In an Inl-rvl-w this aft-rnoon Mr. Kirk mii. I h- otl.n bad as many as tin i.ibllc buil. linns iin.l-r his "II union, but at .ris-nl tb-t- was but II in- I'.-.l-t al buihlini; in .ours..- oi 1 construction in this district. I'tih-ss! olh-r buil. lines should b- iiulhorl.-.l j in this locality soon. Mr. Klik will j probably not l.aw b-r- until the l.i -, .id hiul.lini,' Is In r-a.lin-ss to turn u-r to th- tloy.-iiiin-nt. Mr. Kiik Is niakuii; his b. a.l.uait-rs at Hit .Itan.l II. .1-1. 1 "nt il l-.-l.lly b- was local-'I in ( alil.n ma and T-xas. wb-r- th- I ;.iv-i inn-lit had s-i-ri.l si in. tin. s in ...ill!- of cr-.tiou. M. -hiticrs of tb Woodtn.-n lo.li:-iiss-uihl.'d at S'iiicbcst-r liny Inst Sunday, where they enjoyed tin old fashioned picnic on lb.- b-acb. S-v I t-ral hundred p-rsons w-ro pr-s-nl and a neneral liood lime was enjoled by all. Wineh-st-r Itay is b-comitu-eiy jo.iih.r, ami Is .Icsliued lo b-on- of th- most famous siinun-r re ( soils in soul li-rn or w -stern Orei:on.; DISTRICT ATTORNtY IS HOME AfUR ATTtNDING MUM AT PORTLAND the northern Appeiiines, T'Hii) feet in alt it ude. The alians stormed ami captured a loin; Ausi i ian eiurench mi'lit at asi ra.eliio. Met ween the peaks of M'iHii Chiesahe Campigo leilo the Italians eapHlled lbrM Alls (nan hues. They have established new trenches Jnsi below Ihe crest. Allien Are Repulsed. l!i:i!l.lS. Julv 2"..- It was an nounced t hat tin I'reni h assaults soul h of Km rees temporarily gained. The allied at I icks in I'osieres were repulsed. Tli.- I'rench suffered heav ily. It is admnled that the Uussiaiit piiieiiaied the Teuton lirsi lines sotlth of Itereteco. Russians Advance. I'lniiOCKAh. July 2", II was offi cially slated that C-hei.il Sharolfs Uilssians have ad a need alnni; the river Slime-, ke and pellet rated Ihe eliem elllatK'leliielllS. - o nts A", the p C. F. Hopkin Hill' iff. RANCH SOLD TODAY. RELEASE COLLEGE BOYS. WASHINGTON, July 1!".. The War I tepai i loeiit lias issueit an order pro vidmg for the release of univer-ti.v udi'iu s from t he hoi der militia on Sept-(ber 1. If is projrocd to fol'l'i ihe Kdle.c militia oi gamat ions into nnicei' ti eic corps. bllle when body. r.,tHtU persons viewed the DIVIDEND DECLARED. I NKW YOJtK. Julv 2" 1 States Steel Company Th has Cnited leeiared the per full eiit The big ramh furtoerly owm-d b I!en ShanibPH.k. and dtuated in Coles Vallev. v a-, sold at sheriffs sale thi- afternoon to K C Youni? At ijnip;,nv. the o.ikl.uid bankers The rain h bi ought Hpproxiriitey ;ou, ami ww bid in bv ihe Oakland bank ti -ati r a iii'titage. ANNUAL CONVENTION 1a- i.f mrii'i i a j nh reft p-n' e to l,:in.-e- in the pl.tn- ihf stril'MIie tthllll 1 en mi: s mak in:' tif the i now The-..- i. uid- of r tti nrtlirino Th i nrolmsed raiiroaU lin"'T i..n-'M. ii nil. ,..!. in length, m cord 'lian.'' " were .-ff in til ing to the survey, and will be of Mand Man-on White, the an loei t. ho ar H-H-5- TO BE ARRAIGNED. Mr- It'i ' h.ii'iuati. who vim J J brourht here thi trior nin from -J J. (eed-p''' b Sheriff Oeolt'e ho ron- J Quine. will he amdrned before U et. Mr. 4" J'Jdi- Hamilton at lo o'i lm k 4 ARM WAS FRACTURED. Ir K I.. Milb-r was summoned to K'.und IT an ie this a ft et noon to Ht ten I 'he little son of Mr. and Mrs. T. I: I'.uirieit, who -ijtiiinid a frature of 1 ie- aim. It M ilh-r hail not re 1 lit tied here late I M- aft el liooll Ittld d' tall- of the arid'M Wete Hot oh tamable. CAFE IS CLOSED. Tlie annual tneetior of the Oregon lie-ail JeweW-rV Assiif-t ion con- .c.-d in Albanv today Amonir :iie Ko-t b'irL' men who are lifted a- com Tlllt'eernen IS A. S. If'leV, d'lits a store on f'a.-s ft Muev i at prieni in the K-. where J. tomorrow ihoimiu' J. he has been -ndillt( tlie pat few J- V wek He nd return here noon. fc....M"P'l''HHHHH he l.l W is ( ;iff, Mtll.l'ed Olie t of the ("j!- -ire. t tro jir market, lell flo.ed tetilpol at l . Ml illld I,e is W ill cotiliri'le to ( ond''i 1 ( ', itnd Ci ill. wlni li 'e ei uti their in ana .-'tin rd for vi nil Mi 1. Th. be Op. !! I.ew IS ( Hfe d at a later hi strict Attorney (Jeorte Neuner returned here last evenlni; from Port land, where he attended the annual llieeliiiL- of the Oregon luslrict Attor ni'i s Association. I ist rii I Attor nev Neillier W as re elected secretary oi the 01 kj ;i n 1 ii 1 io 11 for another ar. I i -t 1 11 1 At tot m y Ni-uner sa s the meet mt; was very inter est mi; for the, rejismi thiit it number of matters of it al Import ance to I he prosei ui in ollieelH of the state Were considered Anmni; these was a propo-.-d imiend mem to the lion m 1 m 1 m r ( law. whlih In its present eondii mn has au-ed ho end of tlOllide to the oltl.ers. Il the new amendment adopted a hiislcuid c;tn he compelled to support Ills f hi I'll ell CV et) I (mill II he )l.(S Se Clired H dl0( e. It was also su::i'es1ed that the pres em p roll 1 hit Ion law he so amended 'hat hipior cannot Ie brought into 1 11 et'on ot her than bv common car iter I'nder the present law some ill - 1 1 11 1 at 1 01 10 s hold that a per -on cro itik' ihe California line (an hnn:: w 1 1 h In m aii (plant 1! y of uior. lorii: as it is intended for his or her per-onal 11 f. This f;iw in the pres . nt law has prov ldd a loophole W her ebv boot (eiri;e have been altle 10 -1 cure liquor unbeknown to the loor ofTn ers, in 1 online to I 'isi rict A' tor nev Neuner. Kmoiite home Mr N' Uiier pas -i d a couple of da s it! WltH heler I lav, W here he V I-1 ted wi'ti Mi" Neuner and little son II r t ut rod to ltoxeburf with Sheriff w til pt d Qui tie, w ho made I he tl ip by aulo d it . mobile. DIVORCE WAS GRANTED. Mrs. Lulu Moore, nee Miss l.ulu Cihin, was this afieinnon irrauted a deciee of diwuce from her husband. John IV Mooie. by Judue Hamilton, in (he CiiMiit Court, heseriion was Hie hief all. La'nill contitined in Ihe t otnnlaint. WILL DESTROY BEER. I II V Ke ahl i- u. st 1 ml 1111; detrov tl li-c,'ei a oid'-i- Whipple will proh an onler tomorrow in de ritf Ceor e Quine 1 t (pi. I! I S of beer Coil the time he raided to II dwilhlli.- ill Ninth Itosebui'K recently, and r.'iliM il t he sub .eijllellt II I I est of loin oiiiil: in u and one woman on eh a 1 i-es of diJoi del l conduct. The beer is now nt t he sheriff's office, where n t-i aw ait in ir desi ruction. It is undi r - 'ood that the be. r will be pom ed in a sew er. if the tvcoi dec's to h' carried out to letter. DOUGLAS COUNTY PICNIC. The people of CjildilUT all'l iillilV are a 1 1 .i ii . 1 11 k for a "I Nui.da-i Countv ph nic," lo be h.M ;ii Winchester Itay on Aiu-u-t and :!". The pi 1 if ram will he ailed and w ill in clude an ana of 1 ntetrainini; feat ures. The sp. .il,. rs of the dav will on hide A tor tt-' v ( o mral i or ire M. I'.iown. forine'l of llosehurif. and J eUe 1; I, SKipw.uih. of l.ane (uin- t. Ihe ; . I r i U I e I' people helieve not Ir-s 11. all L' .00 people Will be present lo elijo ihe three das 1 f festivities. (Continued on Pa SU.)