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Newspaper Page Textu. u' ROSEBURG VIEW MILLION DOLLAR SEASON. Douglas County exports for the present fall and winter season will bring 11,000,000 new money. BUSINESS IS GOOD. Good crops and high prices makes money plentiful. Review advertisers get the business. 9 ROSEBURG OREGON. Tl I0SD.AV KVKXIXfl, Kl'.t KMltl'.H 12, 1I1(1. VOL. XIX. -i. 211. RE For Peace L is con VALUABLE ROBE WAS STOLEN FROM MACHINE HERE LAST EVENING Tor the rifth time during the past two years, Dr. K. B. Stewart, of the firm o( Drs. Seely, Bother & Stew art, this morning Informed the of ficers that his automobile had been robbed of a robe. The robbery oc curred some time between 8 and 10 o'clock Monday night while the physician's car was standing in front of the armory ou Oak street. On (iWiMAXY WOl'I.D KXI THK WAR i previous occasions during the past a vn i-vTi. il ivtii FcnTH.1 two years Dr. Stewart was roimeu oi I c-vi'hree robes and a valuable-overcoat. TlONh Oii l'. Wil.AM I.M Because of the frequent robberies, PHACI'. NOTES HANDED TO'n,. Stewart this morning offered DIPLOMATS." - IMrashal T. J. Williams a reward of $10 ill the event he Is able to appre hend the person responsible for tne theft. Although Marshal Williams has no clew to the perpetrator 01 the offense, he believes It was com mitted by local talent. The robe cost approximately $7, and was fast ened to the car by means of a pat ent clamp. This safeguard had been broken by the thief and was found lying in the rear Beat of Dr. Sether's car. Dr. Sether also once lost a ALLIES NOT LIKELY TO ACCEDE AFFIRMED TODAY COW CREEK VALLEY YOUTH MUST SERVE SENTENCE FOR KILLING EDNA MORGAN SU PREME COURT RENDERED DE CISION AT NOON TODAY. MEMBERS OF. COURT DIYIDEO Germany I'rojioseH Establishment of New Kingdoms of Poland and Lithuania Wants German CoU inie.s Restored . 'lU'liam Was Convicted on Man slaughter Charge After n Trial Lasting Moris than Ten Days Jury Out 24 Hours. r"r"H"HH"I"l"I"I"I"fr DECISION AFFIRMED. . -J. A SALEM, Ore., Dec. 12. The .J. the same from the railroad yards. where It had been thrown away. BERLIN, via Sayville, Dec. 12. Chancellor Von Bethmann-1 Hollweg called the diplomatic representatives of the United States. Spain and Switzerland I ft and handed them notes propos- j ing that peace negotiations be. entered into forthwith. The full j text of the notes will be read in j tintnKnt.. HMii rMion- cellor asked the neutrals which reDresent Germany and her al lies to bring these proposals to the attention of Germany's robe by theft, but later, recovered .j. Oregon Supreme Coure today 4 j. altinneu me convicuon oi uoy j J Farnam, who is now serving a J .j. term In tne state penitentiary j on a charge of murdering j. Edna Morgan, of Cow Creek 4 J. Valley. The court was divided. .J. Justices McDride and Harris 4" fr affirmed the conviction, while J. Justice Burnett strongly dis- 4 f. sealed. The Supreme Court 4 rf. found that Farnam either shot ! 4. the deceased, or killed her CHARITY BALL DERIVES SATISFACTORY FUNDS; MUCH RELIEF PROMISED The largest crowd of the season was present at the annual charity ball held at the armory Monday night at which funds were raised to help provide many needy families of this ' locality with'a happy Chriotiuas. As - ,.lt nr .1,0 .lancing, proceeds I prcme couri, iiiusl sn .c iuvi- enemies. Germany believes the V.?.?".. . , , ui .,.,,1 ' minate term of from one to 15 years mviiinsiliniis are annronriate to . . . ..... ".1.: ;o-,i,. in the penitentiary at Salem, was .he establishment of a lasting III Z Z o, aliens belli re- originally arrested on the morning peace. ceived, will carry out the largo pro- The Vienna, Constantinople ' gram of relief that has been mapped and Sofia governments trans- 4. while attempting to perform an .J. illegal operation. PORTLAND EDITOR WAS VISITOR IN ROSEBURG; " TO ATTRACT TOURISTS Phil S. Rates, who edits and pub lishes one ol the most enterprising farm publications in the Pacific Northwest, arrived here last evening enroute to his home at 1'ortnind af ter a day spent at Grants Pass and other Southern Oregon towns. He spent the night at the Uiupu.ua Hotel, and left Tor the north at 7:45 o' clock this morning. Mr. Bates is at nresent touring the state in the in terests of 'the Pacific Northwest Tourist Association of Washington, Oregon und British Columbia. In a brief interview this morning Mr. Bates said that the people of the United States annually spend $700, 000,000 lu travel. Close observation, he says, has shown that the tourists of the country have not been coming to the Northwest. The travel has turned back from Yellowstone Park, or has split at the Kocky Mountains, one stream (lowing along tho north ern border to Alaska and tha.oth.er passing to the south into Southern California: Not over 20 per cent of iho westward travel has covered the Oregon district, or what is known as the Pacific Northwest. Mr. Bates says this is the situation, notwith standing the Tact that Oregon, Wash ington and British Columbia contain tho grandest and most interesting scenic spots, with the most delight ful climate to be round in America. With proper advertising, Mr. Bates believes, the Pacific Northwest will next year witness the heaviest tourist Irnvol In Its history. ROSEIIURG SCHOOL ROAltD HELD THEIR REGULAR SEMI-ANNUAL MEETING LAST .NIGHT MANY HILLS WERE ALLOWED DUR ING THE EVENING. Hoy Farnam, who by the result of today's decision of the Oregon Su preme Court, must serve an Indeter- out by the committee Although tne even., was for the purpose of obtaining money for char ity, tho committees in charge Jiud provided an excellent program and hv snecial nermit dancing was en joyed by the larcer share of the at milted identical notes. The text of the notes was also sent to the Vatican and other neutrals. The official press bureau wire- 1... '..1 u l'nIU..r;n fn. Vio nauL t,l Pt,.i,.a- "TIip Chancellor tendance until after 1 o clock Ihe O ?' : . , I.",, grand march, lea uy .Mr. ana .urs. this morning received repiesen- n M ()r Sllthei-iin, was charm tat: ves of the United States, ing n its pretty figures and. was en Spain and Switzerland, one af- joyed by a crowd of spectators that 41, u,oi. irQ tvn.iomittPfl tn lilled the balcony i.nd lower standing ici . . t. . 1 . ..,.!iv l.'.vcolloiit inuslc them a note wherein the four al lied Germanic powers propose to enter forthwith into peace nego tiations." Von Hollweg failed to men tion the specilic peace terms, and the Reichstag adjourned im mediately, pending the presi dent's cail. Meanwhile the party leaders conferred on peace con ditions. Von Hollweg said : "If despite this offer of peace and recon ciliation the struggle continue, Germany is resolved to continue to a victorious end, and solemn ly declined every responsibility before humanity and history for the war's continuance." He. declared Germany wanted guarantees for the existence, honor and liberty 01 tne central powers, as an appropriate basis for the establishment of lasting peace. "Germany's adversaries have evaded former declarations. During the long years of war the Kaiser has been moved by a single thought, how can peace be restored, and safeguard Ger many, after a victorious strug gle. ' We are always ready to stretch out our hands for peace." lierman Keens eupucu. was furnished by the city's two lead Ing musical organizations, the or chestra under Martin Mayer render ing the first part of the program and that of W. B. Ott the remainder. The hall was beautifully decorated with lings and evergreens and all otuer details looking to the comfort and the pleasure of the guests were amply provided. Although a lengthy program 01 stunts and amusement features were 10 have varied tho program, the per formers at the last moment became embarrased, and while they num bered some of the prominent people of the city, fney contented themselves with taking part In the dancing. Mr. and Mrs. William Wood, of the Pal ace Theater, sang beautifully dur ing the song waltzes. I'ELL WHILE WORKING. Wlille worklne about his store shortly afternoon today, R. L. Steph ens was Belzed with cramps of the stomach and fell to the floor. It was first thought Ml. Stephens was suffering from ptomaine poisoning, but this theory was disproved fol lowing an examination of the pa tient by a phyBician. Mr. .Stephens will probably be able to resume his duties tomorrow. T CROSS tXOIPLAINT FILED. District Attorney Llljenvlst. of Coos County, appeared In the Circuit Court here today and filed a cross complaint In the case of the Alliance Trust Company vs. T. r . .Mctiinnis. of December !, 1014, when the charred remains of a girl thought to be Edna Morgan were found In the ruins of a barn belonging to H. II. Beamer and situated a Tow miles from the Morgan home. Following his arrest Farnam was brought to lioseburg and committed to the county jail, where he was questioned frequently by tho officers during the few days that followed. The prisoner denied emphatically that be committed the crime, and said that ho loved the girl and that thev intended to marry. On Decem ber 22, a special grand jury sum moned by Judge Hamilton to Inves tigate the alleged crime returned two indictments against the prisoner. In one indictment he was charged with the crime of statutory rape on the person of Edna Morgan .while in the second be was accused of murder in the second degree. Farnam was Drought to trial a few days following the return or the In dictments on a charge or rape. Dis trict Attorney (leo. 11. ISi-own con ducted the prosecution for the state, while Attorney W. W. Caldwell ap peared for the defendant. After one of the most sensational hearings ever conducted In the criminal annals of Douglas County the jury retired to deliberate on a verdict. For nearly two days and nights the jurors wrestled with the mass of evidence In hope of reaching an agreement. When It became apparent that the jurors were hopeslessly divided they were excused from further attend ance in the case. A week later the case was retried, wllh District Attorney Ueorge AL' Brown and Special Prosecutor Elbert i Hermann appearing for the state. Farnam was defended by Attorney Cardwcll. Again the Jury disagreed. The third trial of the defendant on a charge of rape was called for Jan uary 4, HUT), or two days after Mr. Brown had taken tho office of attor ney general. George Neuner bad previously been appointed district at torney of Douglas County by Oswald West, but he had not yet assumed the oath or office. Because of this fact, Mr. Neuner was appointed spe cial prosecutor by Judge Hamilton, and the trial followed. District At torney Neuner was bbs-m! in trying Iho case hv Attorney Elbert lier- NEW BUILDING WAS INSURED The Resignation of Mrs. Minnie Mr. Cluin Was Accepted Uy the ' Hoard Will ApiHiint a Successor Later. tho the I'll K VALUATIONS Oh" THE COR PORATIONS OPERATING OR OWNING PROPERTY IN DOUG LAS COUNTY HAS REEN I'lXED AT I!(!,a07,r4 1.511. SLIGHT INCREASE IS NOTED The Annual Tax Levy Will Re Made at a Special Meeting of County Court to lie Held Here On December lid. At the regular meeting of lioseburg school board held In office of Koscoe Green Monday even ing, the resignation or Mrs. Minnie Mct'lain, assistant commercial In structor in the local high school was accepted. Mrs. McClain presented her resignation to City Superintend ent F. B. Hamlin about two weeks ano. She will leave 011 January 1 for Wenatchee. Wash,, where she will join her husband, who is em ployed at that place. Mrs. McClain In .a most capable teacher and she has ninny friends In ltoscbnrg who regret to leurn of her decision to locate elsewhere. The following bids were received for furnishing hardware for the new high school building now under con struction here: Marshall-Wells Hardware Company. Portland . . . . $ 1 ,2f7.fltl Churchill Hardware Co. .. I .ll'lli.r.o 1. V. Culver 1,1011.00 S. K. Svkes . 1.II7 I.00 After consldcriiiK iho bids, the hoard decided to accept the proposal of tho .Marshall-Wells Hardware Co. In the event they furnished material of standard manufacture, subject to the approval or the piirciiaseis. The matter of Insuring the new- high school building was discussed mill ihe clerk was a ul .homed to "b liu iiollriea from t lie following well known agents of tills city I. .d. Tin 0110 1. . 1 Mrs. Ella Stewart W. J. Moon Peirino & Minsters G. W. Young & Co The usual monthly bills were con sidered and paid. Only a lew other matters of minor Importance were considered liy the school board dur ing the evening. ROSEBURG ELECTRICAL COMPANY KEPT OPEN i HOUSE LAST EVENING1 Iu kooplnt? with tho spirit of "Klei'trk'ut Week." tho nmnasmnent of the Hosi'luirK KU't'trlr Company -Monday night entertained sex era I hundred people at the store on Nortli .luHtson street. Practically everything propelled and heated hy electricity was demon strated during tho evening and a gen eral good time prevailed. A dainty luncheon consisting of welsh rarebit. chilli con enrne, hot biscuits, cook ies und coffee, alt ol which were pre pared ou electrical nppliances, were served to thone who visited the store. Cards announcing the demonstration wero handed to the people visiting llarth's Toggery by two litjle girls dressed in attractive gowns appro priate to the occasion. Tho demonstrations were very suc cessful and the management of the Koseburg Klectric Company is high ly elatod over the success of the; H.ll;i:S M.ADK BY COUNCILMAN NICHOLS CONCERNING STHEKT CLEANING DEPARTMENT HE SVLT IN CONTROVERSY RE PORT IN A EEW DAYS. SUPT. OELAND MAKES ANSWER OlVlcial SIiowk Growth of Department ami Claims Large Saving Hy EITicicnl Management Said tn He HeNt in State. In a written report defending hlH niHtiJii'nm(iit nf thn uirnnt fln nine event. Other similar demonstrations department, which was submitted to will probably be held during the win ter. according to an announcement made today. CIVIL ACTION FILED IN ROSEBURG TODAY; PARTITION IS ASKED Stuart & I'Vrguson Co. filed a rompialul in the Circuit Couit today against the Cmpqua Valley Orchard Company and over 2U0 other defend ants, for tho purpose of subjecting to the payment of the claim of Stuart & Kerguson Co. against W. C. Hard ing Land Co., lou acres of land in tho eily council Monday night, Su perintendent A. M. Oeland presented his answer to the charges brought by Councilman Nichols at the last meet ing to the effect that tho department needed an investigation. During the consideratoin of the re port, Mr. Oeland stated that he had not been Interviewed personally by any member or the council and that he believed such an action should havo been taken before any findings such as had been presented were made public. Ills management of the affairs of the department were of such nature, he said .that a true un derstanding of the situation could not be learned from anyone else. Mr. Nichols replied to the effect that ho held what he considered sound reasons for making his decla ration before the other members of the council, and though he believed ll,it "ll " ti IfiiuohiiiLr llnnm Or- chards. 'one hundred acres of land 'l, !tl'i,li1t t tho present-time to wiiiiiioiu 1110 muuicc ui inn iiuui 11111- .... ........I .....I u-..U l...i.i r.,,1,1 till -CCOIIIIIII'!lUIlllUUH Ul lupuit Ul uny different parties In "units. " of land. Practically, a sufficient I r',r,ll"r '?"t'B''.,'0.n- .w'''c.h J !': number of units were sold to have developed a firs! class orchard ol Kin acres. However, a large per- dered as the result of the previous meeting, but declared that an ade quate pruho would bo conducted in the near future. He said a report rentage of the purchasers of unlls, ' . . . ,,, fiii .i,, ,..i failed lo iny the price and forfeited I ,n thp ,lin(hne ho dl(1 llot Clir lllcir llliei'CHia 111 lim iniiLM mm 111 $15.(1(10 1 1). nun f n.nnu 1 11,(10(1 10,0(10 MOTION' WAS AlKil'Kll. County Assessor I'- I- Calkins this morning' received a letter from the members of the Slate Tax Commis sion at .Salrlll to the effect lllal the vimlatlons of all corporations operat ing or owning prcinerty 111 Houglas County bad been fixed lit $ll.L'T. r.tl.rill. These valuations represent Ihe property owned by corporations In this county ror the year is to. The valuations placed on the prop orty of the corporations In Houglas County show an Increase or $2;!fi. (ill'.ari, when compared with the valuations l'vlnl against thn cor porations In IK I".. About :!0.min or the Increase noted ill the valua tions of the corporal ions is due to the completion of the Willamette Pa cific Railroad, which has several miles of truck in the northwestern part (if Houglas County. The total valuations of all prop eitv In Douglas County. Including tho' levied iigainst the corporations and Individuals, is $7.S7(!, 1 .jtl.r.o. accordance to a schedule prepared hy ihe assessor. Of this sum. $2I.H'IK. til.'i represents the properly coming under the jurisdiction of Hie enmity motion to ituash the service in Iho case brought b' VV- W- Smllh against, the l.usu l.lind & llevelnp iiient Company, or HI. I'""'. Minne sota, was argued In Ihe Circuit Court here this morning. Attorney H. 1-. Kddy uppcaroil for Ihe plaintiff, while Altornev Klbert llermnnii represented the defendants. Attorney Hermann contended thai the service should he the land which the units represented. Only about, til of Ihe purciiiisors of units have kept up their pnymenls. The nulls were offered for sale on the Installment plan. The failure i to further express his views or opinions. In his report Mr. Oeland stated that ho believed the criticism of his office was not only unjust, in view of (lie actual facts, but intended as a of the purchasers of units to pay 1 , tmv.inl h'ls 'roniovnl so that an- their installments rendered It Im possible for the Harding's Unipqua Valley Orchard Company to fully de velop, maintain and keep up the orchard. That company and the VV. C. Hard ing Land Company borrowed money from the Stuart & I'Vrguson Timber Coiiipiiiiy for the purpose or develop ing the orchard. Owing to the fact Hint the unit purchasers hilled lo keop up their payments, and the Harding company was unable to con tinue Hie heavy expense of develop Ih orchard of loo acres. Stuart & Kerguson Timber Company was obliged to sue, III old r to subject tills land, the title or which Is 111 (lie other superintendent could he ap pointed. He said he had learned that certain parties wero working for Ills downfall wllh the Idea of land ing the job themselves. In explain ing the matters mentioned by Coun cilman Nichols, Mr. Oeland said he considered It necessary to give a brief history of the department. He said at the time of his appointment live years ago be was given absolute judgment lu the conduct of the olTlce. He immediately set out lo perfect Us organization from noth ing, his purpose being to not so much to do the greater part of the work himself as to got the greatest, pos sible results for the department for lIll.lMicu luiuir !' ' "' ' .... ,. u u... .,,, .inw, ,.m cost. Ills salurv at the time alntalneu lis neniniuui if m rum .-...n.: ............ ......... ,!.,...,, i, .nr. ..ur and (slice, lo tne payment. 01 uic juhkum-m l i ...... .... ....... v iioralion m in n stale oilier than Oregon not Incorporated' under Hie laws of this stale, .lodge Hamilton look the matter under advisement, and a de cision will be rendered at a later dale Tho suit, was originally filed by Mr Smith to recover the sum of $1,- 00(1, which lie alleged he paid for ml the largest orchard tract lu Siitherlln vaney. ne claimed the land was misrepresented he the defendants. ing Hie loii-ocre orchard, Stuart & j month and no more. In Ihe five years I'ltlV.VIT. I.MJTIIINti PLANT. The new eb-cliic Hailing plant nt the home of (leo. Weber, beyond I'Monhower. Is now lu operation. Tills is what is termed an Hdlson plant, anil was Installed by C. W. W'linrlon. assossor. I ho inillviilual vuiiiaiions r the m m 01 .1. r. numci v ... of Douglas County for the year IK I 'I; The generator is driven by u I -horse 1tlV.RT.IM. via Sawille. Dec. ti,. tn have been heard by 10 Ti,n iiniic hunan iinnniinr. 1 tint., ii.i.nlliiin todav. but because i niann. who was familiar with tho evi A tW MnllvvPC told the Reich-I or Mi. UlJeovlBt's action the hearing ,cnce adduced during the previous ed that 0we8 j o ! was continued. It will probably be trial. After a hearing lasting several Stlig that "Germany and her a - "'XrinV he next term of the days Farnan. was convicted on a lies, conscious ot their responsi-; (.ircult t.ourt bility before God and their own nations and humanity, proposed ....4.4.4.4.4 this morning that, the hostile 4. 4 (,. i;9 nmrnt n- 4. KKPOUT IS IIKMKD. 4 tions." A crowded house and ; (,porKe K()llll,aKPn, ownnr of $ thronged gallflies Hewn 4. t!,e rooms formerly occupleo ny rrnll, .,. ,.nllontiary by Hollweg outline the extraoiain-,4. the Itoseburg Commercial ( lull, ; ,,', office Kelliber and placed on arv political Situation and re- 14. this morning denied the report t,.,,,! ln n,,, circuit Court on a charge .. A 41. Carniin victnlMP lie n C rcil aieo Here .vcKiciii.1 -j- viewed the Gel man 'o'e& , hp ha() lpase() said the Somme, Roumanian and , v fhe (uartpr(1 ,0 Mr Klroy of 4. li ilinii offensives were irustrat- . su,, nrf the same would be 4- piI General Von HinfleilDUrg 4. fitted up with bowling alleys 4. ,n,H th defendant. After hfis eai)tured sufficient Stores OI ; 4 mid oilier games unemiam w. . .:.!:.. ,olu .,r1 oil from Roll- Idare of amusement. Mr 4. Ki.ini, "''.. i 4 Kohlhagen said no lease had. rharce of rape and was later sen tencd to serve an Indeterminate term of rrom three to twenty years in the stale penitentiary. Three days iatlerward Karnam was taken to Sa : loin by Sheriff Quine and surren jdered to the penitentiary officials. Mmost six months later farnam was of murder District Attorney (ieo. Neuner and Special Prosecutor Dex ter Hire handled the case for the state, while Attorney Cardwell repre- trtai also show a slight increase when compared with those or the previous year. This is due, the assessor says, to tho receipts of new lands Hi rough the l ulled Males Land Office liniirovenients. Although the power gasoline engine slid the gen erulor and fit rage battery have a combined capiu ily. of I .". Incuuilea cent lights. The storage batl'M'y and 1 .iione will kiipiiIv 2 1 lights for a stnte; period of live hours. Tills Is one of Kerguson Timber Company againsi Ihe W. C. I larding Land Company. Tlie complaint is one or the long est ever filed In the Circuit Court here and the number of defendants Owing to Hie large num ber of complaints required they were printed In place or being typewritten. The defendants are scattered all over the fulled Slates. No personal judgment Is demanded against any of the defendants. (IIICKI'.N'S WW IK HTOI.HN. I'lllered during which lie lias had charge or the depart nienl there has been added scarcely a single new machine or anything in Iho way or new equlp meiit, although ninny times such ad ditions have been contemplated by oilier city orriclals. Ho bus made Ihe same old equipment, do all the work, in spile or Ilia great increase of pave ment to be cleaned and also the cor responding increase of work 111 other directions. Only one new man lias been employed In addition to the Ini tial force with which he started. ir any criticism was made because he did not do actual manual labor as did Ihe other employes, he said the per- r.llC IlllldlOWIl lll'I'SOI'S the poultry limine or Mrs. 1 linn I son musing me investigation suouiu ci.p :.l illenciiiiv. Thursday lliuht 1 present himself to him 111 working and appropriated about two dozen of : hours and see to his own satistac her silver laced Wyandolle chick ens. The officers. theft, was reported lo the ioni:i:ii MWI TODAY. the most complete and modern pri vate lighting plants in this vicinity, and not only supplies Mr. Weber's beautiful home bill also Ills ha I'll and other buildings. ITI'K WW IK STOI.LN. lew has probably been fixed by lb Inx commission. Assessor Calkins bus not received delilllle word to llllll ef fect nl noon unlay. The county levies will be made on Dec . following a meeting of the members of the coun Iv court :i tut taxpayers, which has been called to consider Ihe budget j of proposed expenditures for the ycarj .Some unknown person last night l!i I 7. While the roiintv officials have entered Ihe woodshed at the rear of been nioilile lo delinitelv fix this; the OiegOll (looming House. (ill vcnr'n lew thev believe it will be Sheridan street, ami approiu about the same as the 0111' last year. A telegram was received here this afternoon announcing the death of lion. He showed that he had de veloped an efficient, system In the street cleaning work, with tho result that he believed there were few cities In the state that could compare as to cost or results. As indicating Rome or his work he said he had appor tioned the city orr into rour sweeping llstrlcts, most ot them being swept Oiin Howe, at Waldport, Lincoln n oHon as three times a week. To County, early today. The body will I cover the entire city, the sweeper arrive here lomorrow evening. The travels 60 miles. The superintendent deceased was a brother ot Mote . must watch each district to deter llowe. of Deer Creek, and resided In mine which needs to be swept next, this vh intv for many years prior to This means traversing about in allng at. Waldport INJU NCTION ASM IIKAItll IIOSKCl TOIt IN KOSWIl lt I,. A. l.lijeqvisl, district attorney of Coos County, arrived here this iind approiu latod lopldd Iwo fox terrier pups In-longing lo the proprietor of Georges reslaiirani. "he owner" has offered a reward oi l J'"'" ' , I"'""' ""' r,o for the return of the pups to 1 listen o evidei,,'.. d 1 ,,..,1. ,.r ,1 ill tho case brought by Lc are males and about eight weeks of j enjoin Douglas County from colic j I II K lilM'H H'llHI II I 11 !)' liifttlnj? ten davs nnrl the examination morning to look nTter m-khI iiihUitk. of 110 wltnesflfH the Jury found Kar-Mr. LilJr'fVlM wan forunTly ilepiity n,,.. (Miiitv nn a charce or man- under 1) Hlr rt Attorney i,eorire m. ! inlli'H of pavement. Other work done by ihe ppart nienl, which he must su iMTvist' and apportion among thn four iiiin iirronliiiK to the time they I hiive, itt hauling kuimI and gravel, nft'-rnoon binding frnwnlkH. eulvertH. etc., iirguiiifntc caring for the teams and haras, re- l.ove to ! i, Hiring (Miiilpiu.'iil, handling new i-1 supplies, tending thn lawns, and ial road : clemilng cateli haslns, sewers, etc. Ho vicinilv of tlx ' ni(i this meant much work on hie viti:ssi;i m; walk. ' ,- .,, ...j. 14. Kontnagen sain no ier.se nan, t nJm gulltv on a charge oi man- i under District rtitorney i.eurge .i i.u,u r.ui.-ij n.m manLt 10 relieve v.ci iiKiji . b(l(.n (.xpeutpd, and that ne- .J. ,,IKhter. The jury was out almost i drown, and Is well known among the ; t,.r a few days spent in i-orinuin. H Vaid tliC submarines liave ac- . go.inn, for the rooms were in 24 hours before they reached an j lawyers of this district. He is said : where he attended the Pacific Live- .rmiilishod heroic deeds. their preliminary stage. Mr. agreement. The prisoner was lute-r j to be one of the most able attorneys i stock Show. Mr. K ry say's be was 1 ' . ... . . ; J. K-ohthaijen sav Ihe report was 4. .....tenced hv .Indte Skinworth. who I in Koiitbern and Western Oregon Mr. ! present when n young hull there sold TrrniH Are UVllineil. j . .,, ,, .i,l.,.,n f,.,m,l,. J. ii,i,.,i ,.i n... irinl (, serve nn In- i I llloi.vlsl left for Salem this alter-i mi Saliirdnv for t-'l.filio. Very f 1 2.. S .... . . nf pnt nn.. fi 1 r. n u-l..... l, uill Ir'inun wiSinT,TON". Dee. A Germany Embassy official Hon. ' leternilnate term of from one to 15 n'o, where he will transact business or the cattle on display sold for less 1 .lodge Hamilton and a decision will years In the penitentiary. Again he , beforo the Oregon Supreme Court to- than $200 n head, according to .Mr. probably not tie reniioiea lor se- taxi's levied at flint hi'ld 111 the 1I it i it 1 1 If h home The plaintiff claims j part and he believed it could not be that Ihe notices of election were not duplicated for a salary of $C5 per properly poslcd and that the proof j month. He also said the department of the el.clloii was fnuliv Mr. Love was organized and watched by Mayor was repiesenied bv Attorney .I0I111 Hire and Councilman .Shambrouk be T Long, while District Attorney 1 fore the hitter's term expired, and he had never netoro receiveu any com plaint, hut on the oilier hand the ap proval of both these men for his work. oral days. (Continued on rage Hlx.) i nner appeared ror the coillliy. 1 lie uie was taken under advisement by (Continued on i-age au.i j.j J, j. 4..;. .;. 4 4t (Contlnued From Page 1.) Kmery.