Roseburg review., March 27, 1917, Image 1

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
CO-OPERATION A GOOD IDEA.
Consult The Revlnw first when look
ing for an apartment nearly every
thing is advertised here.
It will bring results, make better
business, help city and country. Co
operation weavt greater titlogs.
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MAX AMI WOMAX THOl'tiHT TO
HAVK HOHUKI) fOl ItTHOl SU
OI'hil'KS HKItl-: SI NDAY NKiHT
AlilO AI'.HKSTI'.h TODAY HIT,
.may in-: iu:i.i:aski.
FIND NO EVIDENCE Of CRIME
'title Wt'l'f Seen Ahont Hiiililin
llt'inii' Itolilirry anil Actions In
dicated Nervousness May
IVel'er Oilier 'luti'tn1.
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Sheriff tjuine this afternoon
wired to .Mod ford that the :nan
and woman held there fnj- the
local courthouse robbery be
released. The evidence whs
not deeined su IT icient to n ar
rant their detention. A second
charge is beini; considered by
other officers.
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The sear, h for a man and woman
wanted by the local sheriff's office
for their supposed connection with
the buiKlary of the fourthoiii-e of
fices here Sunday night, resulted in
the detention at Medi'nrd this morn
ing of It. Pat Maud, and a woman,
elaiiuing to he his wife, who reais
tered at t he (.rami hotel Sat unlay
evening. What action would ho
taken in relation to their activities
here was to have been" determined
hy District Attorney Cienrge Neuner
late this afternoon. The burglars
took in cash from the tax de
partment, a revolver from the coun
ty treasurer's office, and $U in
stamps from t he office of School
Supt. O. ('. Hrown.
The. man and woman are believed
to he the same persons who a few
hours previous to the robbery were
seen by several local residents hang
ing around the court house. As soon
as the robbery was discovered Mon
day morning, it was learned that the
couple had left on train No. 1:1, at
::::: o'clock lor Krants Pass. The
officers there could not lie notified
before their arrival, however, and it
was not until they stepped from the
1i;iin tliis morning at Me.tt'ord thai
they were recognized. There is said
lo he another charge against the
couple and if not held for the burg
lary, they will doubtless he detained
nn 'a chaYge at least as serious.
According to Hie information ac
companying the word by which the
local officers were informed of the
arrest , little evidence is said to be
discovered by which the coupb car
be connected with the robbery. Their
cash consisted of 1" cents, ami they
bad nothing else which indicated
that they could have been in the
cou rt house. Their ex da nation is
that they visited here as they did at
('.rants Pass', merely stopping over a
day on I heir way south. The officers
were of the opinion today that they
would have to let the couple go un
less they heard from the second
charge. . j
That their first suspicions were
correct, however, is the belief of J
several people who noticed the coil-;
pie here during their stay. Alt ho
they maintained at .Med ford that I
they returned to the (Irand Hotel
by o o'clock Sunday niuht. persons
who were about the hotel and on the,
streets, aver that the coupb' did not f
return until 1 o'clock in the morn-;
Ins. about the hour w hen he rob
bery is thought to have been com-i
mitte.l. It was 11 o'clock Sunday'
night, according to Attorney John T j
Long, when he passed the court -!
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Canadian Resident Return to
Pay Fine For
Honesty and the satisf.t tioa
a '-' punch at his neighbor, br
ghi
.fuck faiiahau. formeriy of Mei rose,
to this city todav atter seveial
months spent in fanadi. and caused
him to plead guilty gleefully le.-fote
Justice ol-he Pea.e I 11. IIid'b' to
a charge ot asault and 'mil i.v.
"I have earned the jtlone for the
fine und I Inn" come l,.e -k to pay
it." said Mi. allahaii. Ater the
deposit had been recorded, tie con
tinued: y only regiet is that Ihe
affray, as 1 remember :t. ;- not
enough for the money, one blow tot
'. should base been a uood one.
The trouble which tesnlted in tin
fin today bet an .-e el al e;r s alio,
w hen Mr. Callahan was a pe if ef ul
t it i.en residing on a i a in h n't far
Irom ati"lher Melrose rancher. .iMbn
Uusenhaik, ThP latter was road u-
HEAVY RAINS PREVENT
FIGHTING ON FRONT;
SOME LOSSES REPORTED
IlKliUX. March 2 7 "On account
of rain on the whole front, there was
little fighting activity," the official
.statement said. "fcnuagemems on
the outpost lines at Noreuil, Langi
court, near Kquancourt, north of
Peronue and Koisel. were occupied
by the enemy after repeated unsuc
cessful advances, in the forests be
tween the Oise and Coucy-le-vChateau
stronger French forces encountered
the protecting troops, which inflicted
heavy losses, and then gave way be
fore threatening outflanking move
ments." will cash vorniKiis.
WASHINGTON, March 27. The
Federal Keserve Hoard has ordered
all reserve banks to cash all I'nited
Stales Army quartermaster's vouch
ers, pending appropriations. This
action was taken when the War De
partment faced the inability to ob
tain further supplies on credit. This
enables the Government to carry out
itjj defense work without being em
barrassed by lack of funds.
HOSPITAL PLANS
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.vital wtniK ox Tin: xi:w
Slll.llliiliS HOME HOSPITAL
w ill i!i:;i xot i.Ari:i; tiia.v
,ii xr. i, AccoiiDixt; to ro.M-
M A X I A X T MAIIKKK.
CAPACITY Will BE ENLARGED
Markce Suys the liuitding Will
Ite ( oiupleled ilbin Three
.Monlhs j''roiu the Time the
Work K Started.
Commandant Marhee, of Hie Sol
diers' Home, slated this morning
that lie expected that actual work on
the new hospital buildiim to h
erected on the home grounds in West
Itoseburg during the present year,
would begin not later ilian June 1.
The plans and specifications have
been practically completed, accord
ing to Mr. Markce. ami tin ad-r-li
-ement asking for bids for erecting
the proposed structure will piobably
bo authorized within the next few
days. This advcrtiM-mcm will ap
prar in the press lor a month, at the
expiration of which time the contract
for the work will be awarded. Mr.
.Ylarlti-w says he has been advised
that the superintending architect ex
pects to compb-tc the building within
t hree mom hs.
The structure will be of cement
const ruci ion and will be absolutely
fire-proof. It will be equipped with
several wards and will have floor
space sufficient to accommodate fiO
In ds. There will also be reception
rooms, examination rooms and sur
gical u part men ts. 1 'pott t he eout
pletion of the new building the pres
ent hospital structure will be con
vefied into a barracks to replace the
ore which burned a few months ago.
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in.ii m:i his ai:m.
(ieorge Steam-, a. well known resi
dent of Oakland, spent the afternoon
in Hosebnrg looking after business
matters. He is carrying bis arm in
a sling as the result of an accident
v Inch befell hi (ft peveral days ago.
Although the injuries sustained by
Mr. Stearns are not considered seri
oi:s, it will be several days before be
will regain use of his arm.
Happy Assault
p rvis'i'. and ad in in iM rat ton of thai
oifice incut red many unple; ;Huries
bet w c-n the official and U "alla
h;.ii. hen Mr. ('aHahau fiitall. uot
no sat ist at t ion fmiu the complaint s
he tetideied on .-everal imticiis,
w orris bet w cell t lie men brr a Hie
s'-aiewhat li'wr .ind coii.-ideiai'ly
more hitter. On -luiy -I, I'M. at
r-i rdinn to the oiiiiinai i oiiipl,:i'it
iater made b Mr. ii- n b.-irk . ti.e
teen came to bio,- f- p a" C"-n
that .Mr. Callahan a v iMiu.; to in-
ct;r the itiiieMedne--. wili' ;i Set-
tbd ibis aMetnoon.
Th. asailart le't tor Can.tdn
for e he wa" served v rt t ne h ,ir-
ra nt tic also d i
I f ! .h In-
ti-rests ner Mdroe ;im
to Catiarlj in a few da" s 'J :
in. blent. ?o far ai the local
.,iril
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III RESOLUTION
S ANTICIPATED
IMTKI) STATKS WI1J. UK ASKKD
TO VIMUCATK ITS HONOlt ANI
iilt.iU'S AND lUHXAUK THATi
ItV TDK .U'TS OK (JKIDtA.VV A
stvh: ok i:isrs.
WANTON V101ATI0NS ARE CITED
My Viiecnting War Vigorously it is
Believed IVme Will tie fivmtghl
About Karlicr Than other
wise .May lleMilt.
t By Itobert
WASHiXtJTON
J. liender).
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resolution will be introduced in Con
gress on A pril immediately after
the President completes his address,
which will declare that the time has
.come for the I'nited .States 10 vindi
cate decisively its honor and rights
: unci declare that by the acts of Ger
i many thaj. war exists. Also that
i Congress place in the President s
, hands the moans for a vigorous
i prosecution of the war, I hereby hast
tening the restoration of peace,
j Anticipating tho trend of the
( President's message, the House for
i eign relations committee has drawn
1 a resolution along the following
lines: The wanton violation of
i American rights, repented acts of bad ;
I faith and the utter disregard for!
I treaties have created ample cause for j
i war. Willi an anxious desire (o avoid s
la rupture, we refrained for months j
j fro tit asserting our rights by force,
I and continued n ego t hit ions seek ing j
i redress for the wrongs in the hope I
thai the I'nited States would avoid a j
conflict. We have been disappointed
land the time has come- when the i
1 I'nited States must vindicate Hs '
rights, honor and interest, and that .
! solely by the acls of Germany h slat
of war exists between the Tinted ;
States and Germany, and that Con-
gress place for the disposition of the
I President the means lor prosecuting!
t he wa r vigorously, and hasten the h
: rest ination of peace. j
;ennmis i'ross Unc. j
THI-: HACM K, March 27. Tour -
thousand (leriuan soldiers crossed 1
the line seeking food, according to '.
frontier reports. They were interned i
at Zwolie.
Vilhigf I- Occupied. ;
, PAIMS. March 17. -The French'
fotces oei-upied the village of Coll- i
cyle Chateau, and they are progress-j
ing against the Cerman forces at
fancy , so the official statement said, i
A I lied Porsiiil Cunt inue..
i l.ONOON, March J7. The allied;
puisuil is being eontinued hjoly and
there is violent fighting both in the i
open and' of the mussed ettaraeter at ;
a hail dozen poin's along a fifty mile
mutt.
ICie-shins Itedeiil.
i PirrUOCUAI). March L'7.- Cer
man gas attacks on ihe western bank
: of the fhara compelleil the llussiaas
lo retire in an easteriy direciiun, so
it was of I icia lly a nuounoed.
HUNDREDS Of CATTIE
PERISHED ON RANGES
THROUGHOUT THE STATE
POUTLANli, March 2 7.
thousand h'ad of cattle in the
empire are Head as a result
linse;isonahIe cold, iind 'he i
?eeral
Inland
ol the
a biliiy
of stocKiio n
seci ions of ( '
of cattle W"i
O secure fi;ed. In some
ntrai Oregon thousands
" put out (n the snow
S because of the feed
exaet losses will not be
covered f',)
ng
famine. Tl
determined for
losse; of fhfci
repotted.
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V.IU M E.W; I i A M
March 27. The
tow n of l'etrev
la., was wiped out
morni ng, killing 1 4
by a ryrloiie tb
nd injuring o, ji i
onJ i rmat i(Mi of the ri umber
- i(OpOS--j!de The extent 0
lone was not determiner!.
pf(f'fel.
r! dead ;
the ev
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RED CROSS SOCIETY j
WAS ORGANIZED HERE; j
OFFICERS ARE NAMED'
At a meeting lielii at the
armory here this afternoon, u
lumslaa fount y t'llapa't' of Uu
Aint'rh'au I i eit ('loss Society
Yas orsartizou. Dr. F. 11. Yln
cil i-alied tho moeliiui: to onii'j-.
while ('apt. .1. A. Buchanan, o!'
tlie t'ousl Artillery l'iiay,
acted as secretary. William V.
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XZXZtm RELATIVES IN THE EAST
method of organizing, and the i
authority for the existence of
the society. His talk was very ,
interesting and held the clos- -j. ,
est attention of those assem-
I bled. Otficers were elected as
follows: .1. H. Ilooth, chair- ?.
man; Mrs. R IL Viucil, first
i vice chairman; Miss (.ei trude
1 4 Hast, second vice chairman : J '
; Mrs. Xadine Shepard, third U
1 4 vhc chairman; Joseph Micelli, J
treasurer; Miss Agness PHrh- J-
ford, secretary, and Mrs. Wil- J ,
I- Ham Hell, chairman of the -;
J menibershiji committee.
BOSEBUeG LAO IS
ORUGGED. IF SAYS
di:los (iiii:i:x claims to iiamo
HKI'.X (iHliS KNOtUOIT"
Diiors liv ,stham;i:ii whili:
IIXKOI l l-: l'l:0l KLAMATH
I'ALLS i'O KOSIOItl
ARRIVED HERE IATE MONDAY
Mi'. 4i-eeti &uy the flHnk ltendeid
Him CntonsiMuis mid Was l'il
lowed lly Severe Pains
!(f- Was Taken.
To be drugged and rohlcd was ihe
mis foci une u hieh hel'el I H'UtX Jreett,
of tliis i-it y . Sunday niu'nt. while ne
was enrtmte irom Klamath Kails lo
KosetMirg. aciordiug to an icmi ap
pearing in Monday's Issue of IV
lirant Pii:-s Courier.
Acvordinu lo t'e news story ap-.
oca ring in the Courier, Mr. Creen
; bad been at Kiitu::t!' Kails lor a
. shorl time ami on bis reimn im-l
a stranger on the train, who iipiled
i him to eat a bite wit h him Mr.
; recti adopted the in it a! im. a-
rordiiig to all reports, and part-j !
i of a number of dry cool i m, Ik in-
! late and other things ubhli might:
; induce thirst. Mr. Cif'ii i-allel m
. , d rink of water, u liereuion his
. '-friend" offered liim a "nip" -Hit -if
la boltlo. Aller the tiist dritiK. Mr. ;
i C,,een told the Cratils Pass i.lib "is.
j he was rendered pracl i- ally i;m m
1 si-ious and knew nothing of nal
' tcatissdted abiM( htm. lie
moved from Ihe train Grants "ass
I and taken to a hospital, when- he
i was given medical treatment. '.hu-
ing the niirm he was in a eri a
coEiditbm, tiw drug evidently b r m ;
been very power t ul. Yesterdav t !w
young man resumed hi- trip to Ko;e
"burg. arnving here on train J 1
in the at'ernoon lb- lainis to ,:t
been roidieii ol about JJ."., wi i.'.i be
carried on his person.
lieblS Creei) is e i;miMi ii Ihiv
etty. heie he has ie..iet foi iean
I API.KU l-AT OPI.HA'I ION.
il. S. St-wi
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went u'lite a
Mery llospit,
art were in a
n t, a well know, ii resi
e, tbiT. tiHrning undet-.-erioil
s Opel ,t ion at
it. 1 l. Setlier A Stew-
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I.ATU SAM SWICK.AKI), WHO
11MITKI DKAl) HHliU MUX.
DAY Al-Ti:il041X.
.Mr. Swlcknrd Was Itoin hi .IctVei-Min
County, Ohio, mid Came lo Ore-
gn i tliv 'm HmM lco
Lived in Illinois.
Although M, K. Uiter, of the Us
burg undertaUing parlors, Monday
alter noon sent telegrams -to Mrs.
Merle Miller, ot Portland, and S. U.
Montgomery, ol Illinois aunt and
cousin of the late Sam Swlcknrd.
who shortly at'tr 2 oVUwk Monday
afternoon dropped dead as ho was
standing in Ihe meat market con
dueled by Louis Kohlhagen, on Vaaa
street, no replies had been received
al noon today, fillers something is
heard from relatives of Ihe deceased
tomorrow, he will probably be buried
In a local cemetery Thursday,
Kollowlng the dea ih of Mr.
Swickard. Peter iiiireh, at whose
bo, ne tie' deceased bad loomed since
coming lo Oregon, found a letter
which Mr. Swickard had curried for
sex era I years. From Ihe contents ol
the tclstve, it ;iptntr ii thai the
deceased had been sintering irom a
chronic ail meat for a nil m tier of
years and anlicipaJed that his death
would be sudden.
The Setter found by Mr. 1 lurch was
dated August I I. I'JIJ, and Julio w.s;
"I, Samuel Swickard, was born In
.teffersoii I'ounly, tibio. May 1, 1N0H.
Lett Ohio at the age of 17 and made
my home at Marseilles, 111., until
.March J, lluM, wiun I feft lUiitots
for Hosebnrg, where I have piact I
a!ly made my home since, in case
of -bad accident or death 1 wish
someone would write to those whese
addresses are written on the en
velopes accompanying (his b-iier."
The envelopes referred lo by
Swickard in his letter contained the
lollowing addresses: Mrs. Merle Mil
ler, Portland; Miss Urn Vadtti
Toronto, Ohio; Mrs. Km ma U'nl
hridge. Canal inner, Ohio ; M iss
Klhel Munch, Salem, Ore,; Airs. ,s.
J. St n rt eva nt . To pelf h, Kansas ; Os
car .strobe!, teuton, 411 ; i ii. Starke,
Kresno, Ca I. ; M iss Mabel l-'ai ling,
Lincoln, Neb.; Mrs. Itebecca Michael,
Omaha, Neb. ; M u-h font Sbirretiii,
Stone f reek, Ohio, and Mrs. Hlam he
Him Ada, i Hun.
l-'or a numher of years Mr. Swicli
ard carried an insurance policy made
jia.vable al hi.s dafb Ut Mrs. Miib-r,
of Port la ml, and M iss Vn tidy It o, of
Totxmto. Ohio. This policy, it is un
derstood, lapsed some lime ago.
The rem a ins of the unfurl u mi t e
maii are at ?lt' local undertaking
pa rlors, w here i hey have been ju e
pareil for tin rial.
MEMBER Of CAllfORNIA
INEANTRY, VISITING HERE,
IS ORDERID TO RETURN
Iteecit inii oi iler: today lo I'd U I'll
Ui duty st once, (tuber 1 Mat i hews,
so. i of L. L. Matlliews. at this city,
who has been eijoiiiK a llir)oil(.'ll
from bis army po,-1 iu CaliJornfa lav
the pat several weeks, will have to
bin hi teiui prit.i4d this e-wn-inr.
Mr. Matthews, who is a mem ber
of the Third flerjmenl nt i'uhi ii iiia
I ui ant r . has been w 1 1 h I he t l oops
fm lite i;e;t Ve.ir, and 5-av consider
able se ICe til Mexico. lie e( h-f "
afont .i car aro and sa- In- enjoys
the woi k. In iiie j'lad to j-i turn itt
duly. lie h Ijeveu tlie l. i'illK'lil
iifinir ((,'H(;,'il r pi ob. i id)- act ion
;il' i i n.-t 1 ! ei ma n , w hi' h t a pa 1 1 of
tie' prefen1 plan of the ( 1 o e I II 1 1 e t
IO eet it:, of Ihe tuna
sh;. pe to uiiderta ke liost 1 1 1 1
Mr M i'! hey, h wiil ri"H at ( lii n,
t'al , where it i-. litid' i .food a part
f the "a 1 il olli ia I urn p- ate ti o w be
nil' iriobdr'd He j.. well n iu
UlM C tV. v.lej.- he InlM-lh . flc:;d-
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ANOTHER 10CAIB0V EN-
IISTS AS MUSICIAN WITH
ARMY; IEAVES TGMT
Herbert Wlb'fK. sou f Sight Of
ficer tirant Wilcox, today made his
application to serve as a musician
with a military baud of the C
Army. He will probably become a
nwmlH't ot tha satti orsatiiT.atwti as
John Shields, who enlisted Monday.
Uoth hoys will leave for Vancouver,
Wash., to complete their examina
tions, probably tonight. Later they
wiU titf KtMtt to t5an Krnnvivo, from
where they will be detailed to their
permanent, assignment.
Tho application er ido t
Sgt. John K. Parr, of the Portland
revmtting stntinn, who has been
hero for tho past HovoraJ days, other
prospects aro in view and a number
of Jocal 4uyn will probably JMu iu
army before Mr. Harr leaves late iu
1ho present weeH. Krnest Law
rence, who also enlisted Monday to
take charge of the local recruiting
station, in exported to rat urn irom
Vancouver tonight or tomorrow. He
wiil immediately open recruiting
iiuarters In the Perkins building or
some other central location.
ROSEBURG BOYS -EXPECT
WAR GALL
i ri:;.; i: v.s v Tin-: coast jii-
'I'll.l.KltV is '.i.i,i:d (UT
ntr.Y wn.ii l'lion.Mii.v i His
ST Vril-i:U AT 'J'tlK MTS Ai
Mill I'll Ol'' ( Ill, I Mill V lil Kit.
OffiCERS TO RESPOND
Mililiuv Men Say Die Artillerymci.
Ulll IIhv Mity Ailvmitni;v Nitl
Lnjoyed by the Members id'
(he Infantry.
Thai the artillery corps of Ihe On
Kou National Cuard la expected (o
he exiled mil ftc w?rvb swm ftvr
CoiiKfess ineelH In sjiecial session
next Monday, Ik the belief of Cap
tain .1. A. JUitMmmm and other offi
cers of Ihe local company.
The Third Infantry has already
been called tt, snd whib' it is flt
known what disposition will he made
of the troops. Captain Ituehannn be
lieves they will be used Jor the pms
eit lo miard properly of the Covcrn-
The members of the local company
of t-oasl artillery are on Ihe ipil vive
and ai-e especially anxMis Utr a fall
to arms. According io previous re
iwrts they will be 1al;en to Fort
SteveiiH, al Ihe mouth of the t'idiini
bla li i er, for moblliat ion.
l.Nal Hfber are if Ihe opinion
I thai the coast artillerymen will un-
iioiltitedly br' sent lo the forts where
I there wilt be iidvaiilaee udilch
j Infant ry will not br able lo enjoy.
1 The Utri ii Nearly eeTy inntam-e
jare located near larre cities, and the
n i im will always be quartered in
I comfortable buildinirs Tlwy will al
vays be in touch with civilization.
whll the fllatry il( pndv.ibiy be
J stat ioued in a desert or in miidd v
i trendies back ol the lords. The coast
j a it i Her 'men will have all i he d
vantage over the lulanliymeii In this
nar, s Utr as waHmu rsnd nun I'lii
I enres are coneenied,
I'J i; WM U 4TII .WI"M!1A.
I ,et lei y remix ed hei e f mm s
iitti ' itidir-iie i hjit l-'rank And i e.v.
I'ormeriy a reddent of bosehurir, is
numb pleased with his new location
there. Mi UidJ''w Js emplyest !is
the store conducted bv Henry llailh
fit the -eapOlt 1oMI
Local Ladies Would Enter
The Movies; May Get Trial
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POSTMASTEB SAYS
IE IS ATTACKEI
(iKOItliK V. Klt.VXf'K, OK TKN
.mii.i:, ArrvsKii shkkii'i.' ijko.
yl'l.VK !' A1'1'KI1'IX "BiXHMI.
( Tltlll.lMi," (UTHS AXI OP
POSITION to his m:i.n:i's.
NEUNER WAS ALSO ATTACKED
Tli feis Aro of the tipuiiiion
That the Voiiiije Mmi Is TemiUH
nrlly leninned Sent. Tele-
Ul'tllll to SlKlklllK.
Assertini that he had been an-
uyl to tfe stet that it fns nec
essary for him to report his troubles
of tho officials of the VortofTlce De
partment, Ceorgo W. France er Ihe
past Tow years postmnster nt Ton
XlkUt, crs to UosflbiiTir early Mon
day morning anil koukIiI the advLo
of tire local peace authorities.
Mr, France Shut visited the omee
of District Attorney lieorjce Neuner
ami iiiftitinwi thnt official that tie
wub recently threatened with bodily
harm by a number of people resid
ing in the Teii Mfi vicinity. Ou one
or two occasions, he said his life ban
Inen thrvnttviuHi nml he was tearful
that the threats would he carried Ju
to execution uules-s tho persons im
plicated wern disced tts5f ttvy
bonds to keep the peace. After lin
tninR to th Btory, the district at
torney prepared a complaint and pre
sented, the same to the consideration
of the postjiiaHter. Apai'etly suf
fering from a mental affliction, Mr.
Kramtt refused to sIkii the complaint
and started Into abuse the iiruw-'ui-Iiik
officer. In addition to charKiiiR
ihut Hut district torr nad bwn
tin lair to his constlt uen ts, M r.
Kranee said he had been duped Into
uccpttiVK hlooil-curdlijiK oaths und
was a relfuloiis fanatic. Thee, and
ittuer eeumitUm m th prt f ttif
postmaster led Mr. Neuner to ht leivo
that lie was oT unsound mind. Mr.
Prance then left the district attor
ney's office und went to a hotel,
wlw.ve iw $wt 4 he night. This mum
Ins he went to the sheriff's office and
laid his trouhles hefore that official.
When asked for un ixiluumlm K
his difficulties, tho postmaster
Imwm4 shptiff in miirh tho same
manner as he did the district nUor
ney. lie Informed Sheriff Quine
I hat i addition lo taking with ot
a questionable character he had
wsed vtppowHivm to .he TeliloiiH h.
liofs or the complaintant. He also
called upon Justice of the Peace I.
R Kiddle, and Imd his fiH4U&nm
hefore that officer.
it vcan nlso learned today tiat Mr.
l-'raticp yesterday called at one of
the !ov eminent offices In the city
and ltttruHi Ihn oituUi1. tis ifMrffM
that he wim a special ;mnt of the
t bivernment , ti nd w a s seelt i n rel le f
from threats made by certain peeple
of his community. VV'hen it became
apparent tlmt mms as vstitf.i
ti ii tl was lahoruu under a false ue
hision, he was told to take bis
troubles iii with the pojUolfice offi
cials. Mr. France thereupon tole
KCipd U the tpok-.vfii" 1Tire tif .he
I'ostolTice Department. He received
a. reply later In tho day citKgesHnt
thai he make the complaint ts
Douglas Ceunly officials.
Thi offtitr ate if the opinion
that the ki -levaiices of Mr. France
ai" pundy ImaKlmiry, and It Is p's
jdlije that he will be .aJn4( Uy
Ihe sanlly hoard. Mr. France has re
Hbb'd in ihv TiciTiiiy of Ten Vile
for several years and is fjuiie w ell
known in that vicinity.
i (j(d.T mi ti:u HIlllK.
II. It iiJjjrJc. ot SukwU. arrival
here this afternoon with four wild
i ,il pHts. v.hich he presented to the
county clerk ami claimed the cus
tomary bounty.
h-r l-.'f.tt .Jn iltlrt'fl to lift
an a.trt'SN uf tin- Hi ii-fii. ThiH Im In
In. a, 'i ntiiian.'il by h(r ili(ilnrit'iiih,
ami li.xi,i ji).. uiihk' ! )irtrHM
In, li. mi' thai sin- In at nil ti Mailable
;tEnlas IriuiMiiiirlatlnn wiil b m-nt
at i.tiic. dial will thfii I,.. iwjj
in a "li'iO" ( 1 1 i i . anil If ali'ltrll(ill
Is llii' jiwiill. Uwhum K'M is hw
lit.-it ilatmlitiT to tin- si-iiMiii. In or
iWr tfmi cxiifiisi. will not stain! In
tin way nf tint trial. tiUBHiusrluiiim
Is ali.ii iiMKiMiil f.n ln'r ri'tinn ill
.fun! how ltianv Incul ; o iili urt
iiiTiyiTiK out tin; plan in not definite
ly known lint jt sikid there no
wui at l.-aMt si'veiat. Tlu artli'lfi harp In imnn
Immj rlt1n iiriil ttio ofipr.r
I to rit. an mi it U for a clianci! at uilini! ;iiajt
', u mftrty i,e li'. ii una In a few weeks.