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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG REVIEW CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS BKST SKRVICE ALWAYS. Consult The Review first when look' lng for an apartment nearly every thing Is advertised here. Bevies- readers and advertisers are assured of the very b?et service. We. always lead, all ways. "My Count.-y 'Tii of Thee, Sweat Land of Liberty." VOL. XX. UOSKItl ISO, DOrniiAS COIMY, OKKfiON, Till 1NI1W i:Kl(i, Al'ltll. IJ, !(7. So. 3H. GREATEST BATTLE BF WAR EXPECTED TO DEVELOP WITHIN A FEW DAYS CENTRAL POWERS' MAIL TO BE DISCONTINUED; ACCORDING TO ORDERS COUNTY CAMPAIGN VLB! SUCCESSFUL WKiAl WORK TO . BEGIN BEEORE MAY 15; LETTER IS RECEIVED UEEN CONTEST ILL OPEN SOON LOCAL MERCHANTS OUS DEANS Germany is Gathering Her Reserves and is Preparing lo Put Her Full Forces on the Western front-British Continue Their Advance Along the Entire German Front FRENCH ARE PREPARING FOR Plans Are Being Made . By the Government for Building Three Thousand Wooden Vessels, To Be Completed Within the Next Three Years The State Department Denied Knowledge of Any Peace Overtures from the German Government LONDON, Api'il 12. The greatest battle of the war is com ing soon. Germany is gathering her resources, preparing to put her full forces on the western front, according to General Mau rice, director of military operations, in an interview today. Stumbling over slippery hummocks, sticky mudholes and moving in the most wintery weather in 50 years, the British rammed their line further against the Germans. The P.ritish thrust forward two formidable wedges at Jloniehyle and Bullscourt, bringing enormous pressure against the sides of the wedges, attempting to force the Germans from the intervening-ground. Against these wedges the Germans made constant counter attacks. The British artillery is continuing its awful steady pounding. General Haig's men are literally-blasting their way forward. I'aris reports new activity, indicating that the French are preparing for a great spring drive. BUILD MANY WOODKN VESSELS. (IUi Hubert J. He inter). WASHINGTON, April 12. Flans are made for the building of 3000 wooden vessels of .'1000 tons each, to be completed within the next three years. Theplan.s have been approved by President Wilson, the boats to be used in transporting food and supplies to the allies. The Government shipping board has called upon "(), 000 lumbermen and woodworkers to begin work immediately. Each ship will be manned by a trained gun crew, and also equip ped with anti-submarine wireless. Commencing November 1st, three ships daily will be put into service. Seventy per cent of the ships will be built upon the Pacific Coast, and the vessels taken through the Panama canal, loiided with lumber EXPLOSION KILLS ONE MAN. PHILADELPHIA, April 12. One person was killed and one injured in an explosion in Erankfort arsenal. The explosion was "purely accidental," according to Major Pelot, arsenal oilicer. Conclusive evidence was found, he said, showing the careless re moval of a timer from a shell fuse, which caused the accident PEACE OVEIiTCIIES ARE SCENTED. COPENHAGEN, April 12. There are apparently positive reports that the German foreign ollice is making pence overtures to the United States. Further details are unattainable, but it is understood that Secretary of State Lansing has already received overtures. It is reported that Colonel House, personal friend of the President, may bo sent to The Hague for an "unollicial con ference." ANTI-GEILMAN OUTBREAKS REPORTED. RIO 1)E JANEIRO, April 12. Serious anti-German out breaks at San Paulo marked the public insistence for war with Germany. An Austrian break is expected todav. SEPARATE PEACE ASKED? LONDON, April 12. An Exchange Telegraph dispatch as serted that Bulgarian delegates are in Switzerland seeking separ ate peace with representatives of the entente allies. RECRUITING OF MEN CONTINUES. WASHINGTON, April 12. The recruiting of the National Guard to 100 in each company continues, and this will probably later be increased to lf0, so the War Department announced. BULGARIA BREAKS RELATIONS. WASHINGTON, April 12 It is reported that Bulgaria has broken relations with the United States. The action is a surprise here in ollicial and diplomatic circles. The State Department de nied knowledge of the rupture, and the Bulgarian legation states that no news has reached them from home for some time. EXPLOSION WAS ACCIDENTAL. PHILADELPHIA, April 12. "There is no evidence of a pint," according to an ollicial statement by Charles Post, state fire marshal, after making a careful survey of the Eildystone muni tions disaster. An accidental llare-up ot black powder m the "shaking chamber" cause the explosion, according to Post. De spite Post's statement, Federal agents are working today on plot clews. Nearly (10 unidentified dead are still in the morgue, and w ill be buried todav. PLOT TO DYNAMITE DAM FRUSTRATED. EL PASO. April 12. An attempt to dynamite the Elephant Butte dam, a million dollar project, was frustrated. It is reported that troops arrested a number of Germans and Auslnans. AUSTRIA PRESSING FOR PEACE. ROME. April 12. Austria is pressing the Pope to move for peace, according to a report from authentic Vatican circles. Cor riere Dalla Sera declared that the Pope was refusing to proceed "for diplomatic reasons." PEACE OVERTURES NOT WANTED. WASHINGTON, April 12 The State Department denied knowledge of any peace overtures, and had no reason to believe that any were enroute. It was added that the Government is not ready for any peace overtures, and left the inference that the ad ministration is against separate peace. TO HOLD MEETINGS WITH ALLIES. WASHINGTON, April 12. Separate meetings with tin French and British war commissions will be held by the American Government head soon, it was oiliciallv announced. "ROOSEVELT VOLUNTEERS" TO ORGANIZE. WASHINGTON. April 12. Representative Emerson, of Ohio, will introduce a bill asking the President to authorize the organization of the "Roosevelt volunteers" of loo.ono men. The army to be subject to the War Department and under the Presi dent orders. FIGHT OVER ARMY BILL ANTICIPATED. WASHINGTON, April 12. Threats of a serious tight over the general army bill grew in Congress. Majority Leader Kitchin (Continued on Page Six.) GREATEST DRIVE OF THE WAR .Mail service, with the central pow ers of Kurope was ordered discon tinued, yesterday by the Government, according to instructions received by the postmasters In all parts of the C nited. States. I instructions have been received here to dispatch no mail to Uermany, Austria, Hungary, Turkey or miliaria. Letters mailed here to those countries will be held or forwarded to the dead letter of fice. The Cmted States will receive no mail from these countries until the dose of the war. The money order interchange between the United States and the central powers is, of course, stopped as well. This busi ness could continue to Bulgaria and Turkey, with whom the Culted States is not at war, were it not for the' fact l hat the money orders arei handled through Germany at that end. and the embargo ordered by thei United States cuts off thore eoin-j tries as welt as Germany. NDIAN AGENT 10 HELP GOVERNMENT . i:. coi-: todav Ki:cr.ivi:i A ti-:li:;i!a.m askix; that thk IMIIA VS III: l ItCLII TO IX- ciikasi-: tjikii! a(t:i:a;i-: oi-' !' OI)STI l-'I 'S. MAY DOUBLE NORMAL ACREAGE Mr. Cm- Ilcliovi's (lie liulimis Will lfi-l l he KnuTiiem-y ami Will Assist in Avoliliiitt llio Shorlime in (lie I'. S. ('. K. Coo, sil,H-lntr-llilenl or Hip ltir:il Indian Aconry, tills morning ,-eccivcii a telesrnm from the lle iKirtmvnt nf Indian Affairs al V;tsli inirinn, li. C, Hixinsj li i ii to confer .villi llii; Indian land owners al tin' curliest, possible moment and in struct tlii'tn to till every available ncli of tlieir soil during the yivmwiit ..ear. Imiuratiulely follou-iiiK receipt i.f I tin iiicp.sHUe, .Mr. Con prepared let ters to his field aueiits instructing then, to pet busy al once and lime upon tlie Indians tlie necessity of ex naniliuc their aiirii uKural n"ratini duvitm tlie war. There are JiiiiMlreils ,11' Indians in Ihe vicinity of Susan ville, Calif., and Knit Klamath. Ore.. Aim own lart;e tracts of iiurirult nral and. aecordinu to Mr. foe. and there is no reason why they should not ilimlik- their normal iclui lion. He ra use of the uracil! need or larger crops lo meel the demand caused h Ihe war. Mr. Coe will exert every ef fort to rope with the instructions re iclved from the ('.oveininent. The lelem-ain received ly .Mr. Coo Kays Ihe Heiartiiielit of Indian Affairs Is especially anxious that the Indians shall Jiiiiilure more heans, potatoes, corn, wheat and livestock. These commodities will he in Mk demand if ihe war continues for any leimth of time, and H is essential that spe cial attention is paid to the agricul tural Interests id the Nation. Copies ol the tolonram received by Mr. Coe have linen forwarded to the am-nts In chat He of the m-m-i-.iI Western reservations. It is Mr. Coe's opinion that the Indians will he more than willills- lo meet the emer gency and he lias no doubt bul what ihev will more Hum double the nor mal production of their respective :a rms. Itert I'aikcr. of Portland, arrived h.-re bc-t evening to spend a r-w ,lavs with friends. KNIGHTS Of PYTHIAS WILL ASSIST SOLDIERS; FLOAT IS CONSIDERID At I lie ret ul.i r meeting 'if Ihe Knighm of t'htias lodce lw Id beie last flight, tin! Iimmii- i.er.-l (ie.-'nleil Ml p.i 1 !i" dne nf all W'MiiiK' t he ord'-r military braic he- uf the- iii-fM)Hn-"t ami ai 'ailed to Ihe front. ileniaiiiin I', .lone--, who is a member of the Im-a'. Knights of l'tiiiaj bfly. bft today ffii I'.t -;i.er um. W'mh., i piifi t.;e SifV. The Until" aN'j vofd to enter a float in the fraternal parade to be h"!d d at inr the s t a w berry Coi ni sal in Muy. (WITAIXS Illl'HAX.AX AMI V1X- i'ii. 1'ixii ;i, i:n.i, i: hkspox. S1M-: AXI) IS lil-X'lil ITS TO LOCAL COMI'AXY WI-lltK (lll 'J'AIXKK TIlKliK LAST K;HT. RIDDLE TO GIVE SfVfRAL MEN CiHJMHiy Sow lias Over UM Men Oii'ieei'S llelicve Full NlrrnirMi Will He Jicaelied HhiH'tly Call is Impeded, After the most successful cuin paitui for rerrujla yet- willed since the war preparal ions lienan, Cnpt. I. A. Iliichauan and Capl. 1". 11- Vill cil. comanilili officers. ol the local Fourth Company, Coast Artillery. anU .Sanitary Corps, retiirneil from tneiid'ale tills afternoon, where last niv-ht they received a total of IS ap plications,, with pros-poets for several more. A similar condition under Dr. Coo. K. llom-k nm( I ,. It. C. Onniiam, to Utddle. resulted In flic others. The nieniliershln ol the lo rn! artillery company is now ovei I mi men. Arriving at tileiidalo last ovenint;. (lie local officers 1oumt the itelesn tion avvaitim; them in the parlors of the Uletnlale hotel. Kislileen of (lie men were examined anil joined the :-oinjiaiiy without a. word. After their enlistment they said tliey would se cure other men and these will proli xity bo brmiKht here (n ttio next t'ew days.. The men wfto Joined last nlsjlit are Allan J. Brown, ihe dep uty sheriff. Charles llllrr. Walter Childers, Charles A. DtinnliiK, Frank I lull ss. How ard lluslon. Henry How ard. John Kinney, Kdward .Sohnson. tSe.oriii H. .lolntmiti. Isaac Moore-, Charles .Nail, W'orlie W. lianmy, Victor Xellier. II. K. Whilsett. Karl Williams, I'. Winklenian and llarley Winkleman. The officers who visited at ltiildlo found a large mimhof -f the. men of that vicinity natliem! t, i dalicu sjiren by Ihe Clrls' Honor (Inard. and with little sol it-it :it loll five of them joined Immediately. They were examined by llr. lloucU. Many othors am said to he willing to join, but were not able, to he preson! last evening. Those enlisting were Tim lloniey, A. I,. Ilean, lilen X. Kiddle, Isaac N. (lilbreath and Mr. lie l.aney. lialidi Sands, of Wilbur, enllslnd here this alternooii. On account of the miicess of the visits to the out side points. It was raid others may be mailn In a few days. Capl. Itu chanan was- very optimistic this af ternoon and predicted Ihat the com pany would have the retuirefl streisKtii provided the call did ton come for a few- days. It is believed, however, that the local troops may receive the order this week. ANTLERS' THEAIRE 10 DIVIDE PROCEEDS WITH red cross society: I 'tilU-Willi: "tilui ii;'H lioiit; ju t,' the roJK'JlliillH. rliaji! r of whh'h wl!l5 b" shown at tlm Aiiii- r's Tiieaier on Thursday, April 2 tnmgbi ) . the iiianagf-nn-ni. of tbi pitpniar pbs e Mi ansnetni'iit has arranKMt for iht -htjwui& ttt a ;i-tt i Ui'ifU- -m" bil. HUi!SU-l, ').)(!! TlH're Will lie diopters. tioM) wet'Kly on Thim-day. beginning on Thursday, A pnl 1 1 Arni!u-,emviii s b.i - b-en itiadt by the A;j(!th ntHMfM to 1( jii.r '(!! Oi 'In- WJjreeds "f ''a-h .mil every jit-rtm imhio ' at w liili IIms pirtllie in slmv.ll, to tlte Ked rrj:,s Society oi A:nTia. and ar raitueiiMin in' nti'b-r w.iy wtlh tbe fi-rs o! the mmH. for d;i '-hf i uua ( bn f ? J i u twir ii,Lljd.- (!'. 'Llbert ' is a stoiy of the 1 1 1 1 1 a n a i my in Mexico ,ui'1 is ;st 1 1 1 ly ji;iM .ot lc .i!i'1 N ,tl lon.ti. in i inthns bi count r ;mm h?Mt Singes. Ollt.nlde I ne.-;, The u u 4 a! Alej. aJfairs t li ci . bi-iir.- no rcfei , nr all ico i at tons oi ely .m l fMiliti: ,tt.d . uv to ut.'l mfiiibiC '''uim' in I'W-r -j )M il'. ttUlg. I'jitiof;.-- of tii'- ,oli"i 's i is he pi' I., u- i;i itH--i I i : t 't in 1 ai iiidn e t .-itantial ii.,iii)e-r .itid 1bec dooM be a I;t!e a?-itdafi ;i lnvm ill Ml'e Ibe lied nit -ub-v,iii fl Atiorn v Ailert Abniham ie. i.-d a leti-r thi fnorrmig troin .lotm Mc NnHy. of Tji'i iami . w hi is his $ T ifoai friend, in hh fbe la'fer .i'l r rt'iititw i Ji'- was hi-inc Jo, eit down mil) heeii i - e the ol! i' ial. were u n;i bio to accom mod a t the number j)t aiipiuanls. The nil e -tk art .ald to ( v.ofi'.rSKf Hhout iiH rii ftn oa aco'inf of ruh. bounty School Ssei iutefNleiu ih i lliown i,s in receipt ol' Juiomm tiim stating tliat enrollments of school children tor industrial cluh work in Oregon will close May K. Thfi inlormntttm Is contained a fetter signed hy H. '. Sej ittouc, stwt1 cluh leader; 1'aul V. .Maris, county a.tfent leader, and J, A. CIuiitIiIU. state superintendent. A strong ap peal is being made to sehonl child ren to enroH in tlm wnrU before th clos of May Ct. U is mUUni mi ihat tlie utilizing ol va;iiiL lots ia? garden purpuses will do much to ward solving the National problem of meeting the producting need due to the war. M orga ti Via vk went t o O Umilnh this morning, whero he will jijo, jiect hi Ihe mountains near West Fork. Mr. Clark Is an old miner of this vicinity, tiaving bad ao years experience. OAVIS EINEO FOR KILLING A DEER I1ISOXKIS IX COI XTV JAIL WAS I'TXKIl $.-.11 HV JI STICK OK THK I'kack iliiuii.i: i'i:isoi:it a ALSO IIKLK Its A Cllll;IO OK ,sj i:ali.v; ,shi;ki'. WAS ARRESTED EAST TUESDAY Davis lias Lived Near Yonenlln tor Several .Months and litis Caused the I'cojtlc There Consldcr nhle Trouble, Tom Davis, alias Tom .lotdan, who was arretted ai Yoio'alla. a lew days ago on a cluti ge of stealing ishcep from a raneber tbnie by the ttaaut f lho, was arratmu! in1 fore Jiislbe ihe I'e.oe 1, 11, aid die this afternoon, lie waived pre liminary examination and was held to appear before the Douglas Coun 1y grand .inry dining the regular .May tuun Mi' 1 'lrmi(. Court. 44nU ii-HH I'ixM In fJu mm of lin ing unable lo furnish the bond re quired by the court, the accused man was recommitted lo the county jail, where he will remain pending tbe romemng uf ifa gsnmi hny. Al-j HjmJi no cvcc was mltlwed all it' am trmu HUUll. where be atJeml IJje lime of hi? nirnixnmciit Jjij-)ejJ Jn dance given by the (Jills' Na ibis afternoon. th oITieeiH say lhatjilonal Honor (iuard, at that city Iavis is accused of stealing as mau j last evening. as l'u sheep during tlie past Tew ), ltortgers was over from Wil- weelis. lie h vbttrged wilb bm-etiy.jbnr Inday. Mmli Ik a $teiMHary (V-n. . n J 'ri'o- Ui lu'lng itrntiiiufl au iht latter chariii', Mr. Davis jdeade.l 1 gtiiily to a con) plaint acciiMlug him ; of Killlnn deer out of season. lie was seaii-med to pay a fine nf j:) m t'Mh ch.iiB by .lattice Wdb. lU4n-A witlnBUi luuih1 he aereje thf allejjjatfie ni puiiiu 2' thiyn in ihe ciHiuiy jail. Tlie complaint, charging I I )a vis with having deei meat in his j possession out ol He.tHun was pie-1 1irred by (re Tbonijim, the ha al wa.nb-H. Im- has rer-idM in' shi- ii Inity of YojMaDa for ,sev'r;t I leojit hx, a' c 'ot iling lo the officers, j arid has canted people ol ilia) viiin it , mm iderabie t rouble. - " i iiwiviM; i.as iir.isr. ;1 l-itik-rt tih n'u-1iii of lo banliing of hunks S. 'I the t el.il nil: tfll'lenl ..a.bm all the i from Stiperf'i ( i. Sa i gent , of this com dlat it mi 1 ncimb's a amendment s of tbe ia-t $ tat ttt ii m; rjjne'jifji) and Jy tin ma i 1 1 1 -1 1 imlev. a rv Sltul V i'iil HI iiilillflon of a WllVfS Of GERMANY ATTECIID BY RECENT OBDIR IROSS OfflQR b- t " j in . , ::, .J. It,, . ord f,!fi- r'iilll I .-jojiy Cm. p. OTiM a! ' (m i . dmimr tii two. but not ii .), W II thev IH I tllHJll.'tl H'M ii til ahaf I'll. ii i titttiit; f ih W'M-H'M4HTHM-: IIALLOTS WILL UK SOLll AT OM! CUNT i:CII A.Mt MA V 111-1 VSHU Vi'i'iT-: i-:xit-:xsim-:lv hy thk M KUCHA NTS tlK THK ' fITV WILL I'ltlXT XtOIIXATIOXS. NEW COMMITTEE WAS NAMED Tbo Cnvnlvnl CoiinUtee Will Thlf Year Intcodnco a Nmnlier vT Sew 1'eatures lnt-t(1ic Meeting rinnoeil. AllhonjMi lfo momlwrs f the .Strawherry Caroival cotUUw wve uiiablo to ha piesent, ijuite a jjiiju her of Important matters were dis-i-UMsod al the regular meeting of the body beld al tbe officer of J. AY. Titr ker NVednestlay attermion. Harry Kviny, who r chrnstt of the liuluaUinl pHimio coiHiniliee, re j)orltd that bin plans vvoru progress ing nicely and he expected to make a very creditable nhowing. Other members of Ibis coniuiVmio are lierl SntluMian, lydfi Mc('liit Hwurd ChUn ad lyi sVda(HK. The com mit teo decideil lo offvv ejJiiiJiti' jui.es for decorated roadsteni and touring cars entered in the automo bile pa rade. Prizes will also be awimSvii to tbe fraternal vrsTsUa ts making lh ties shMWi la tin (larac, The Queen codIc.h! Jh to be ojumiimI at um e and will he conducted under tlie immediate supervision of tbe car nix al coiuiutttee, Nominations will be m mfn by bnlbrt ami wiH bv print ed la tlu ueHsouf'. Vte will be sob! ul tlm rate of one cent each. It lias been suggested thai the merchants use these ballots Instead of trading stamps. The conimittce 1s entirely dWiiterested m tb ont come of t contest, and miU not ttre- enl or numM?t mty iareulur nuull- daie. The content will be cuuductcd with absolute Impartiality The committee in. charge, of the canmai Yio)cs lo liitrotnico a miin bvr of new ftrftft tJMs yvsr, ivt- i'lediag a iairlth ttimm meeting, niusic by j)m,ssed bands and other equally as delightful Ktuuts-. 111 til 1c Interest in the carnival is increasing ami tbe committee is doing every' thing nosslWn to inakw 11 tb ban ner mmM. of kiad ever he.hl In mttUivn Onmi, The conimiUee 1h i.ioceedliiK verv caullouslv. and nil qucstionahb propositions are belngf1 reconed letters from ejected. (Mwiuit AM?en retained flffer- MRS. ULAKEIEV'S Will EllEO IN ROSEBliRG COURT THIS MORNING The entnte of Mm. Ailn .1. Blalie ; ley, who doi in KusHiMr on t. ' 21, Ufl", H'HS admiiiei la lobaie I here Ibis ;jf ifMUooii. According lo ! jibe petition aslong lor lbe appoint-j iui-ui of an administrator, Mrs. i IMaUidey bH real and personal prop- j jrf i lmv,i,v- i'mtttty niml Hi ' approximJeJy j;i.nni Joseph .Mi-I jc.dlf, jireslflenl or the Klrs! Trust &) i Savings llauli, has betMi appolnfcdj I ndminlslritlor ol the estale, while t , i. Carrot, mmrriii Marts mid A. O. , i U'hfii wtn tmttu'tl HpinuTX- J I 'nder thf h-t iiiH of n will pre-j iiared and signed by Mrs. Itlakeley j I some time before her death, her j cans and tbe high cost of inner rna i piopt-rty is tn be held in imst by 1h . teriali Mr. StTons dvd U mr- ;dminii-.ratr te-r i;f& Hwritig ! s-h;now o dHay furr avthm lu ;fhe if!" of h-r litttmttil Tb' pro- ' matt? n?iJ early tifxt y'ar. 'reefls from the estate, however, are! jr ij-onir. who is al-o chairman i lo be applied to his benefit. Cpon ,tf Hn good roads committee, report jhiK deaib the estate is to he divided jod thai the petition ashing for a vijnallv bsfi SViih.ii 1Ma!(ide, a ; votn nTl hv cnnnly rind Hsse np Foo of er-ac.-., win in Ueu4 ; nw in ht-uU of tho printer an4 ! rinlmry. ami Mrn. tlrun ' vtlHui pm'vMe be jlac lu rlrrula- ; ll.ldebiirn, her daughter. In the i tiun wjJwiJ, On- next few days. Ai- evenl of Die death ol either of the t , ,i. ,,H-re is ome ounositlon to 'blltirej,, Hitto t h H j t ! b v aKfi I Um- Ka-t. the 'l!l ij c slate i 1o pi .o.J lh ,( dderabb Mrs. pn.i JJlake ert in MMlll.i1,1 llllrs MnUMM.. ! 1 1 jft w -biiri g tn r ti n ed at Cue Ti..ili--i- T 1n- 11. .bt.ni;iil t bsili !. ! -re tins MiMffutu'. 'a U-n isl -'': h'l.'Uk lUiU-r ,it"l Un iiki'lYH S. l;i'.i' bol Ij of (Vl due, W ere 11 Til tell I'l Ml ' V, Itfie i old ri I'J'-e( Hi I' inawe, ;he i creinniv was per il b lfe. WarritiiMon ami was uf:, by a I'-'.v lii'-ndB nf Hie i. iir, p'. 'dr. J Mrrt. a'N wike fHtJjr home nlw' where they re well .known. sovtm mm rni-.KK sam;i:ks ASKKl) THK !UiKrKiS MKfft CtlASTH Tl I t HNWH MAVHIX KIIY VOH MEAN VVI.TVKK AT ACTVAIj COST. ROAD BONDS ARE ENDORSED tnmMf iiv lnvidcti (s Camp tinmmls. &mgtka lhat the f.rwrs of the Soul h 1 Xeer t 'reck vicinity bad de- " cided to engage in raising beans unite extensively during the present season, a com mi it ee oT grangers fTom ttml locality appeared beforti tlie lovwoers o( the kwHir Met vUhuIh' AnsiK'intiou ai their meet ing held bere last nij?hl and re quested that the latter organization furnish them with a bean planter and Trailer al m-lnal cost. Vb rssftr sUs iestd Ute iue;'vhmH& to invsiJafi itml ascer tain wJmt aninunt of beans it would bo necessary to produce here in or der to establish an elevator. Fur ther inquiry v. as made of the mer clmnlfl TeardinR Hve cost othr atac?H(wry Mecej-ary 1 the hcss fnJ culture of beans on a commercial scale. The committee was corn nosed or five members of the South Deer Creelt d range, with V,. R. llnn nrg nrtiiiK as vbairman. After br1ff dlficnssloi, a comnvii iee of li. W. nmg, K. H, I'huvvhkil and .S. Crouvh wna an pointed with full authority to pro ceed nnd furnish tho South Deer tireelt U rangers with a 1ean planter ami pnllfiT at act.ial cot. InNesti saon wlso m mmk by tikis rmnmlija? with rvi'enmvg' to Ihe vast of other machinery in ralslnr; beann and tho amount of the product that will be necessary lo defray the cost ' eslablMiing nn elvntoT twro, To? rsmfi roods rt(s.Ut-e v&- (HHte4 ihui tlwy had done nothintr since the last moetiUK. but would proceed with their work within the next few days. They were Instruct ed lo get busy nl otscb flvi prvW tho fswp ftrouads sch ?ql4- meiU as la iieeeHfmry ta Hrovlde for the comforts of I lie tourists. In con nection with Ihe camp ground dlscus- -n. c. nenson reponeu inai u ws o 4lioed lo Hiuthm jn!"r)na tUm Hlgrn on lbe lica) camp jsrounds. The people oT Ashland. Salem and Kugeiie said they were willing lo re- I f Iprocale bv allowing HoaebiirR to piar smiiiiar n Th& fnmftMsition -a iuwt&4d, untl sign jJwrJlsiHjf lbe local camji v-jounds will be prepared at once and sent to the distant, cities. The committee appointed at n pre vious meeting cf rwrrtiaot o in t14;n4 fitui aultuMv alio tur hUvhlng pnlH for ihe farmers report ed ihat only one piece of property was available hero for that purpose. ; Tli Ik site Is situated almost directly j tippiislln from the ww Wish whiml I aiH W3s formerly o(Mi by Tm I IhiH, Tb' MHUiuittfi u-aji i!i.tjjjcled j Jo u&'wiuln the cost of securing a lease on this property and reMrt j their finding to the men-hanls at j their net regular rmnHHnig. The men- bets tif ih Kmth JNr Cwk Rraue it((ml Otrateh thU'H uul tUu I hers liwaxury lo build lbe hitf-hlng 1 racks In tlie event the site Is pro- vided by Ihe merchants. il. YV. ironn, ebairmnTi m tb rars ntry rfimmttlee, rerti thut h had iwn in umnmtthntUm &Uh oityWe. lHtir'i tv nj)iUi)it with reward to ih etatilihment of plant in this vl--l it it v . Iterance of lbe scarcity of liie bonds, Mr. Strong said U was hbt opin i"U lb !il 1 ie fieot ie i-f Drnm'iis Citiipmv sUid sopH'Oft Mw prpi tm t i.'il ii-tkm io b. h'bl m Jiiut' Tii em u;m not hint: at tlie jit.-i'iii time to indicate that the bends would lail. aceordtng to Mr. St r otiL'. T lie Tn.rUer t-.f aioHti? V.& TsX U-4unUt iip for riiv -Uij-rui -un 'iud Si'ijetarv I'.ea son was inst rue ted to investiiMie the present charges at his earliest, convenience. An effort will be made, so tbe TneiYlvaTit 5 devA5M, V r i-i m irtv tHry will kit? in ih' ti-'.'ttm baii'd in alJ vJion1! of Dm county. All of the grangers present at th meeting last night expressed them fContliniet on rage sl.)