Roseburg review., April 21, 1917, Image 1

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VOU XX.
KOSKRt IMI, IKrt UMS tWSTV, OKEtSOS, H.ViTSAY KVKMSsi, Al'Iiil, SI, itMT.
Xa, 4.
BERLIN MUNITION
WORKERS Sill
ltr.lU'TIO Oh" UltKAO IMTIOXSj
IS fHIKK CAI'SK Sl:l!ltl4 UK-
VOLS AISi: HKI'OltTKh IS MAW i
(.lltMAV IT1KS,
AM ;I5AVK '
ritlSIS IS FKAItKit.
BRITISH FORCES Sllll ADVANCE !
Filibuster Begin, itt Coimre! on
Conscription liiil Step Wilt Uo
Taken to Prevent Supplies
Beaching Geriimitv
BKKLIX, April 2i. Twenty ihou-
sano Uetiin and spabdau muniuou
workers are .striking as a potest
against the reduction in bread
tiont., according to the latent infor-
titation. These are scores of con
tacting rumors, mchming reports ot i
great violence and riots. A great I
lorce of striKers are ad to have re- i
voiied at Magdeburg and tried to;
burn public buildings. Jusseldort
reports declare that the strike dele- :
gates in Berlin have rejected the ;
proposition oi tiie government, and
wilt insisf on the government re
.touuemg inientiou ot annexation of
territorj . They also demand the
abolishment of compulsory service :
and the immediate mstttn ttoft oi
equal tranchise.
Apparently realizing tiie inejuit
ahie distribution of loud, which is
causing tbe strikes, tite government
is conducting a must searching in
vestigation tor hidden stores of iood.
Berlin dispatches disclose that a
house to house canvas is already re
vealing an "amaiug quantity " of
food.
Summari.ing rumors and known
facts, it is evident that the gem rai
Mrili' has spread as toilows; In Ht r
several hundred thousand are
still out, arbitration has been at
tempted; Ksst-n, it is r ported that
the Krupps plant has joined in tiie
strike; in Magdeburg, grave rioting,
jft.ntiu strikers demanding violence;
at Leipzig, several thousand strikers
are out, but munitions plants are be
lieved unaffected, ilerhn ottieiaUy
denies rioting. It is reported that
tiie German influence in Austria is
weakening. I ndobtedly tite govern
ment is facing tiie gravest internal
crisis in its history.
British i-Wee Still Advance.
LONDON. April 21 General
llitig smashed another biw at t'am
hrai and advanced over a mile to
ward that stronghold, mid tiie cap
ture ot tJonnelien was announced
The artillery firing is heavy. The
German attacks were repulsed nd
many prisoners were taken.
No Trading With the V,mmy.
WASHINGTON, April 21. Meas
ures designed to prevent food and
other supplies from reaching the
enemy through the SeandinavtHH
countries are being prepared, so the
I'niied lress learned today. The
problem is one ot a general "trading
wilh the enemy" resirictions which
the cabinet is working out. Legis
lation for sealing airtight the eco
nomic blockade against j be central
powers will probably be presented
soon. While tbe I uited State. is
opposed to a blacklist, some means
will be sought to prevent the Scan
dinavian from acting as a go be
tween" for Germany.
itrazit 'o-oe!afe With V. S.
Jiio IH-: JANK1KO, April 21.
Brazil today formally announced its
intention to co-operate with the
t'nited States in shipping supplies
and munitions to the allies.
VeM'! AfThe Safely.
PA IMS, April 21. Tiie armed
American merchant man neg( ar
rived safely in a French port today.
(Continued on Page 6.)
TIMBER OWNER WILL
ARRIVE IN R0SEBUR6 j
TO INSPECT PROPERTY!
iN-Witt Van t'stiand. a wealthy,
timber dealer of Phillips. Wis., has
written friend here that he will ar
nve in Koseburg on the luotmna of
April 2 0 enr'Ute to Grants Pas and
m her Joe;iiine 'otmty points,
n h-te lie o n ennsnie; ;ibe land
and is inteje-ted in several mining
prop -ei He will probably puss
sKK;tl das in lloj-ebnig. wheie he
hav many it ten-Is.
tut hit l.tt usiT to iJoehurg a
V'.t atu Mr Van O-trand expie:
fnu i! a- U 'I'll il!le(eT( I in
the , ,.nU U t;o ef a ralli ed ffore
thi
tb.
iiiy to Coos Ktv it is knn
Mr. o-!rand own ons. let able
tnnh.
f;ni in the f.f Mr
t!e
t're-k it i surmise! that be
winiht buiid a leedep t i he matn
lllie in the eef,t t
-iro-'ed to lib-wat
aib turn an 1 hi- a
ket tber timher, h
pt-ihle under pr
Wbe'loT Vr Van -n",v
hi" i.e;ftiate.n
Thi- mould
i.de to It ar-
r i aimoxt tm-
-eM Mniill'tn
"trat! ! sH ie-
for the build-
in
uti'.
of Mjch a read ill
1 he arrHev heje
not he fc no n
vt week.
ROSf BURG LODGE MAY
BECOME A MILITARY
UNIT. SAVS OfflCER
The Knight of Pythias through
out the utate are being urged to or
f ga nize t hemseB es into a put riot tc
and military association, according, tt
i information received by the Hose
i burg lodge from Harry O. Wortman,
rKn chancellor of the domain of
; uregoti. i ne jocat iouge aaa not yet
j made definite plans for the carrying
; out of the innovation.
The purpose of the new plait is to
drill those members of the lodge who
i may be called to fight for the coun
! try and to instruct others, who be-
icattse of physical disability, aee or
other valid reasons, will not hi- able
to fight ,to assist in earing for the
dependents of those win have gone
to the front, whether member of the
lodge or not.
In his letter to the Hosehurg lodge
Mr. Wortman states that as the lodge
was founded while the raited States
was at war, it would seem fitting
that it put forth its best efforts to
demonstrate to the world that it is
;tt,je to carry out the proisions of
ra-jthe charter granted by the Vnifed
, Stat s Government.
Participation by the lodge In all
patriotic and military celebrations is
also being urged. In speaking of
the problem of Germans and other
I
itti-iKtf o e iiieiiitteiTS ui nv ,
lodge, Mr. Wortman exprensea the
belief that when the time comes;
thee niemliers, as well as all others,
will stand by "Old Glory."
RICHARD WILLETT
ESCAPED Ml
LtM'AI, CHKAMIsltYMAV X it
liOtt t.V KSCAI'KS liiXMi HI l!T
1 ItlilAV Hlll: HIS rl.OTHUS
ItWAMl: At ;HT IV CACIDIA
i;i:vol in; siiakt.
GARMENT WAS BADLY TORN
Before Ii'ini; ltelea.ed it W- ecet
sacy for Mr, W iliett Partner to
Tun Off Ptrne- Has Slight
Cat on One Limb.
Richard Wiliett, one of the popu
lar proprietors of the llosebnrg
creamery, narrowly escaped sustain
ing serious injuries Friday afternoon
when his overalls became entangled
In a shaft protruding from the ice
crushing machine.
According to the story told by Mr.
Wiliett this morning, he was putting
some tee into the crusher when he
leaned forward sufficiently to allow
his overalls to come in contact with
the fast revolving shaft. The shaft
caught the garment near the waist
tnd it was but an instant until Mr
Wiliett realized the seriousness of
his position. Hrarinsr himself against
the crusher, Mr. Wiliett called to his
partner for assistance and the power
was turned off. Mr. WiMeff's over
alls were ripped from his body, while
his trousers and undergarments
were badly torn. He also sustained
an injury to the lee, hut this is not
serious. Had Mr. Wiliett been alone
in the creamery at the time of the
accident, (t is probable that h would
have suffered serious, if not fatal in
juries.
Mr. With-it today reduced the length
of the crusher shaft. Horac- Berg,
partner of Mr. Wiliett, was badly
frightened because of the accident.
mv pi i; Mi; i irni M Tfi.
iff re;..rte.l he
Ii' tiia! oise ftf ittu
w(.!ibi probably sub
!arv amount of the
t1aetf e; tifii afes,
omm-e of lib U was
tiiis week T-le.-jaf!is
-eted here tlom the
the tiea (! offenna ti
payahje JuK f, and
per ent ;nf e? t i
e On mo-n-io
ai banks
-t the for a
2 w j'r ent
ttOlie of is
le eived heie
ha been re-sef-reiary
of
ie letnfl'ates,
bearing 2 ii
vn.ent of the
et t UP ;ite to he tttade 1R New
Voi k or by trail-?-! h gdd settle
!i.cn! j: (U-iFei in t hat way
pi i
la '.id
w here h
has pfi!
Jh K-on
nwr:s tun iusch.
llo-hbet of fedford.
welt known in I.vrmi .
e f.'sn5;s-ei ti ,i!v thoii-an-K
dnung the .ts tw ve.if.
hae aiether bm ran-h in
I'o'inty, a'trdtng ti nfd
bete l.f;tv iHiDtig hi fre
m in B.-eburg, Mr Uo-n-u-aaHv
enffratrted by I'red
tf.e t -.Hi My till illsje- tor
Strati.
t A PI I I. IMwwI.I TIIISOI f.ll.
Serial . load of ale pftvved
ihrotiifh i;"s-hu,g Sa t niaht enroot'
f ro?fi "otttti'!!! 1 ireon to j h port
land Tm.tkei C.it'ie are (fi treitt
dert.tnd at th' pre-"nt t!'ie avoid
ing to the (ieab r. and are btttigitig
th hleye-t pru-- for n.any jeri"
my
SIHl
SKVK.NTKKX VKAH I.It HOY WAS
AtiliKSTKH LAST XKiHT MY
MAIISHAl. WILLIAMS fHAlMiKll
WITH STK.tl.lXti 1,1 I IMWI i.
T. slAl 4iH.
i VAULT KEY WAS RECOVERED
The IjmS Arrive! Here Uereatly
With If it Parem? rrm Uritt
iaM ml tfa iUt- Csuihh1
m North Ifcevelmrs.
WAS PAIitM.KI.
t 5
was arrested
The lad who
late Friday charged
with ?
steaHni; approximately
from J, T. Spaugh, of
$i:
!ok-
J !
ing Glass, was given
in wlr n.iit v J iirt- 1:tt- JU
I MONEY
ters ints morning. ue was decision handed down neve was re
4 sentenced to a year in the re- 4Uersed. A?torn-ys Aibeit Ahrahato
4 totm school, hut was panded and L. It. Satididast appealed for the
during good bebavior. 4 lateel Mating Cmta". while a
spe lai aaent represented the ta-
Artiiig upon a tip received from I
two Hottten, .duohal T. .1. Williams
last evening arrested Jobn Heaids
le , aged 1 ti yars, m a charge of
stealing a purse and approximately
$15 from John Span?!;, a well knou
rancher of tbe Looking Glass vicin
ity. An account ot the robbery oc
curred in last night's issue of Tiie
lie iew.
i jam receiving information that a
lad answering tbe description of
iieardslev bad been seen loitering
about the premises where Mr. Spaugh
was employed at the time of the rob-
beiy. Marshal Williams went to the j
camp grounds in North Hosehuig, -w
here t he hoy was ton ml w it h hu i
parents. 1 he youth was o,nestined 1
onsiderahie length by the oftieerf
he first denied committing; the:
theft. When searched, the marshal
toiimJ approximately $1 and a ke
to a satetv deposit vault on the faov's
person. The hoy said his father had
given him tbe money and he had
Sound the key near the peer Creek
railroad trestle.
Knowing that Mr. Spaneh trans
acted business at the Cmpo.ua Val
ley Hank, the marshal took the lad
to that institution, where the key
was identified b Mr. Throne. The
lad then broke down and confessed
that he committed the theft. The j
, r, 4tw, tl"' i
by .... . arshal. Of the funds taken i
frum Mr. Spaugh, lieatdsley had
-ittttt 1 fur miir tit itii uttifli i
iUt Mtt,ttrtlA :t, ;, h,ittti I
store, j
j When ask it as to why ho com- j
nutted the robbery the boy said he
. . t ,
: tterti mm f be .b'i hirt tr
i Spangh bad left his trousers. Ntic-'
ing the trousers lying the Moor, i
the hoy went through the pockets j
land found the purse. It Is under-
stood the lad's father has offered to
intake good the amount f the theft
t in the event the otticers will reb-ase
bis son from cusitMiy. The boy wan;
j arraigned hefre Cotitity Judge Mars-;
, ters this mortoag.
j Mr. Heardsb-y and family came!
here recently from Grant Pass and
had intended to make liosebnrg
their future home. As a result of
hop
tft secure emplovment.
i;v;Atii:B bv i i t.iAK.
B. S. Worlej
r j,nd Granizet,
lt".eid a MM'iejff
.,.ks ai'o.
Knirene net
, farmer, frmtsrt
f stoi ia, w fo
of ; ddres-es her
)ii pa a day
at
eek. b'fe ;e
ill
Mr
hits
'lilt
talk in tavor
sUlte
WKs't-y i a
sound it) iiWi:r
the bonds.
of the prtpo
iad bond isn
'! talker a
'tt in favr -f
-d
MEMORIAL DAY Will
BE OBSERVED HERE, AC
CORDING TO VflLRANS
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rwti.fti.tbib
DECISION Of 10CAI
UNITED STATES LAND
OfflCC IS REVERSED
Attorney Albert Abraham, with of
fices in the Perkins building, or
Cas street, ibis morning received a
message from th? Genera Land Of-5
tke, at Washington, IK C. to the ef-j
fert that a decision of the Esehurg
Pnited States Land 5ffh e in the eas
of the Xeenah-Oregon Land Company
against the Casfeel Mining Company,!
had heen reversed. f
The aetion was originally brought!
in the local Land Office more than!
two years ago, when the Neeitan-i
i Oregon l.aml Company attempt! Ui
I elect the Casteel Mining Company
from a certain tract of land situated!
on Lee creek, on the nds that
jproierty had been amM
I abandoned and was & as far
I as mineral was cos r ."-d. These
;contentnms on the part of Nee-i
jnah-Ofegon land Company were op-j
osed by tbe contstees, ntui ei-
dence was fntrodocmi to show that
Mho projierty involved in the action
f still maintaliied a ntinerai Viine
43whhh rendered it subject tentrdf
of the Federal mining laws. i
Ktdlowiug a hearing In the loraH'
,and Offte, a le-ision was rendered
Hin tavor of the Neenah-Oregon ltnd
Company. The casp was then
Hp-?
at !
w... i.i.,., t. l. .u,.t. .it
iestatitj.
H'Ot'XTI
st avi.Yoa si. is. u:u
Mog HKTt HMA iihMK $,Vf
NIGHT Af TF.H PiA iU UUSHF.
sTAki:s m nit; skw amas
f
tWlt I DRffAPF PiAI? Wlfr
IfliL I Itii ftttL I LHilJ 3UUi
ft Probable That Bid fr tbe
Wok Will lb Solicit-! at the
evt Mi'etiug i the lbg
ht t mmfv 1 t t.
M. It.
tlermotid, county surveyor, i
returned
here hM evening Horn
past ten da placing grade Makv
and making other preparations ir
the eonstrnetion of aiitmt three in ties
of new highway tft the f oojiiHe can
ou. Mr. Germond stated this morning
that the preliminary work had tee
i completed and that
tbe plans:, -p-ei-
bcations and other data Hoald be m
read!iiitsK to sahotit to the considera
tion of the County i'tmrt at a nset
ing to be held early ut May. in the
event the phut are approved by the
ctiurt at thai time aetoal work on tbe
road will begin not biter than June
la. The work will he done wiib
funds raised by peehil tax m the
Camas Valley dt?'j, and taoto-j ap
propriated out of the general road
fund.
I'pon rompletitjii of th prorfjs-d
new rad, Mr. Gerumnd says ther-;
Will it b -. than -iv miles of on
improved highway b iween Noseharg ;
and tite Coos Count v Itne. 1'be new I
road wiil be built on water level and ,
the heaviest grade f!i not ee-ed ;
three per cent I Ui Frear, who
.teeom pano-tf Mrermod it Caoa
Valley. return here this eienitig
ttr t f narrow.
SISTER Of ROSIBURG
LADY WAS MARRIED
AI OREGON OIY
.Mi'
A. J
i; i"tia lb if
Ho-brad i. ot
a sisf-r of Mr
this sty, who
.( -t n motitif.
ite i,tt .-ut.-b
Pr'btfol 'i be
" at in?effji
s. pretty he
MSI 1- 'p J ft
.-t. 1 Plow ( o ,
Weifg f OHpie
S tt,at
i a 'fif k
hortiy after tb
.'to! groom b tt
SsU ( befe fof th-a-
united m iii-trr
j? i;. I r fo.tn. '
f if iftna to, p
Civ and was a w
weddtng Mr I 't
teP ot of tto E i
jf i'or'hstid. .uti ' t
Wiii a-.fee tbeif b-t
The ttair
if t
sn ti - W'tisnif, nd
-r-foott the bjpie
for tio-sr hore ui PffMlarol
Mi lti.t u-rv p'p'ibr
daring hr u j in ti cjtv afi sb
i;,e OralfV tT lt4 i " ltt are te-ts-re-.e
ifi b;tf fjtf.i' of the id'Jr,
i- rd t-b tite o'i c con pi- mu-H
bappdi'?'
Mr and Mr- .b jsu t'b ek,
-; d h jJiard estrdav
,(t -eral tj;y- in fhs csiv
flv for their horn at Brown-
iWSKHt I; i1'IKlU'l I, IA H
MArt KH'MlKtt A I.KTTKK
Hitm JiKCItCTAiiV ISKlW'Itil.l
ASKIi Vfiil OMlt:RATI
IfAlslSti l'S'rt'l t I-"?.
SORE fOOOSTUffS ARE NEEDED
the
HWt Ha Already Aeitaltxl
i'lantiiig ( tariev mmi
t tiiiiiog Vaaat it fr
-HHi iVtwNctlt8
Scretary Hedfield of the leart
tneif of Com inerce, has sent letter
to the Hosehnrg Cmmereiai Vluh
urging n increase in the tood p- ;
ply. t ertaia extract from the let
ter should receive the inosi rias
consideration from our cititens, i
They follow:
"The war in which we are bow
g a ged is a war of econom ic re
sources. It Is absolutely essential to
the soceessful proserntioa of the war i lief work in lne t oaaty ana i P
that everyone ioake his or h t eon j paHng i hejsla hia orattos a
trihation to the ecouomic welfare of f once, Mr, imoth is weH knows In
the country. The produciion of food llosdmr. wher he hz a hrmher.
Is a vital $resent duty tm every man Htm. J. II- Booth,
and woman. S it hoot fmd workioen, '
cansot work nor ran arnies fight," f
"The ftod supply of the country ;
must he iHcreased. and I urge yon io ?
eo-oiMtte In every way in increase 1
the crops of the ronntrv 1 aeetl not
mdnt f to voii that the planting
season is at hand ami that any ac
tion to be erteftive must be taken si
ihe earliest possible itutotest. In ibe
t'nited States as la ihe warring conn
tries of KaroM the effects of this
struggle will he felt by everyone and
economic prepared a m will greatly
lessen the harden we must carry.
-laor Itiee having already agitat
ed the dantine of backyard gardetis
and the utilizing of tcnt bits in in
raisins of non-iwrishabie ?rtps the
Comujercial tih will prohahiy take
no further action thaa to most heart
ily endorse the movement and joining
the mayor and those who havo of
feted land fr the purpose. In urging
the pepie fo take the maft'r seri
ously and to prepare for Increasing
prices f ail food? a Its. The wrld
will have to look to this country for
a large wrihm of its food sapply.
That meana ready ale for all the
trmers ran rals and fr moeh I
tare, 1'he family whieh has space!
and does mt insure Itself against an f
already high wt of living whieh is s
sure to eo omen higher, is not only i
nntait to iis-lf, bat unpat radie l
frans diminishing., ao
count fv and our allies.
MAHLI i Bl LBS htm l
After filling
halbs we have
our fail order far The present wherealmnts uf Wii
on hand -f pla Htams and the ty is unknown, hat it
stk, gd, trae tt a;a vati-ties.
hah we j sell at $ ,a per do,
ttut owtt eletbn.
jBitx i-:, lirxvAS,
Phone r.t-J. x4 Mo-lar Hi
. - . a -
t.tewrn pi hwi;s iumii
F, B ;reeit(.ta, a promtneat at
tiit I ton Portbiiof, atri'd h-r'
tpf Oiorntng ltm tie vicimty at
Tdb't where he disposed f a iatuh
which had h en under his cnfrol
the- pa?t yat. Th- ranch ts knttwa
fhe ld ila-g piaee. aod is ssta
af d tOtee tt-. ifiOO ti' I iller
t-toffic
Ptior to leaving Tilb-r. Mr ;reo
tun 11 sdd t it- fa m b. toy ef be? w tt b
'the- it'.eiot'k and insprvei?tent, to
ii,fobn It. and !-.dre j;attdau. bob
i iff h(itii hae bet fi tesob tst.s ot ibe
'i dbr country No many -ar AI
tbouch enpjviju hss evpetsen- a a
ran it-r, Attfn ii-nmait a b
5 is nao to baek t Pmtlaad
i and re eticar
i Wiil p?ob.SbH
poit-- t
ARTllitRY COMPANY
IXPtCTING CALL
ill his pFt--sj-to fie j fjj- ' I,
b-aie fr tbe orn j e- sjpjd th
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LOCAL BANK HAS PUR
CHASEO $10,000 WORIH
TIASURY CERIlflCATES
The First State & iSavinss Bank,
of Hoseba rg, has received n&t he
from lis wreoMVBi, she Baafe of
UalHojfia of Saa Francisco, thai the
Treasury lepartmest ift offeHsg
$;oii.o.ito in treasury eert tirade
at tbe rat? ot 3 jer cent, whleh will
h retired s Joly i. seL with the
per cent bonds aathoHsett by
empress, a rrt of th $TitV
Oi,unu Ijffe. Thl eUes in fskn
in order to raise & large pr f the
; tnoaey within & short sac of iim.
jThe Firt Jtate & Uasfe
I thoHxi its correspondent to
j chase $ii,s of he Trasarr Vr
jiiilegfe for tiem.
view &t th? emergescy esesdi-
Itarejt eaiie4 far si thi time, th i'nl
j lector of Internal Itevessje is asking
ithst all corporation whs ar ?e
I juJred to Ja' their s?eial rorjsra
1 litis capital tax hy Jaa L t remit
it as oofi a posjtjhie. Xo dlsecoitnt
tax can te allowed, b&t the
rejat i made oh patriotic praBd
! on a oust of the present Hiergefsc
& ?
WILI ASSIST StiJiKItH.
Vort a wd here today
frst Kngene to the effeet that H. A.
fimith, of that city, ha lees made
ehairnian of the V. M. i A- war r-
U, A. W UTC. Wliti l.KI'r HttSK
APPiJOtiATIC HAS AKt-J THF
wrH':n& w 4ch?o itQ
TV Tit iAH'XTK HIS SOV
TRIP TO ROStBW TRUIILISS
i he i Hi it er lttdie e tle Boy iia
ifrm Takes Ut tt itue f ill
lrflr the la athe
f-v lieati broken;.
Count v ir-se'ntr lioherts will
" iorbtdv swear oat a
warrant lor the
W tl
Bams on the charge of kidnapping
Howard, the r -old o of A
jWatie, frtm the l-wis llarr ranch
at Wtttkiii fvaw Creek, last Taes
t thought the are headtf eastward
to to Mrs. Waiie, wbo ba fe
Separated lrm her husband for
jtime, and when last heard froo wa
ha iowa Wlllianjs l presumed to b
San aKnt or ieei! ietwtiv of Mrs
Wait eoipiyed to gain mjhssIoo
of the y tor few
1 '
Williams visited the Watkias
ra neb , Iter Mr, W a t i was em
pityed, iani MtOday, as4 iiidue-d
Waie in go to Btjehurg to arct-pt
a msitiii in that city. The ai
day Wiiiiatits reiartod to the ranch
and pfetetjiisnu1, it is rlaiieL ttitt
Mr. Wste had ent fr the ty., tMk
the lad away. Word of bin jwhi s
dt. -iittafatce. teiegrapht fa
fr Watte in lJs bnrg, h fetarse!
Crjdav mortng. He saie tbitt no
pis(i ma aited htm at iiosebsjrg,
and his tro iber' was srratsgd to
3t'f him mt f the eaatry
jk pics m;w t 1 b -t.
Matter, w h fo ftivt ly
AbClaibn He build
Mr aer of fj:ia an:
" tbe p-rk t a httd
at mejjt t moj a 1
b,evement nf the build
'!v o'itHat ftr
and jiato-jjis,
efjruer of ffctajiia an?!
ifspK and aie o-iv ontO'iis'if fc It hi
TrAtirii Tit OSTAiS OtM
iKXSATIO FOH ,ASi WHICH
thkv sit inmsmMiM thk
WILL CHOOSE INDIAN DELEGATE
TIjc titd Stt femerHi $$ ih& is
tHn iettleti Abigt Ftv Mil-
ittw Acre We a
i t'oe, saiierlatedeat sf the
H&etmrg iatllas Ages-y, will leav
hes iSagilay for Marsdfteldi,. wfeer
oa 25 he: wiii attend s ceaBcil
at ih Vm$ Bay indss, Knronte
ther Slr Coe will ss5Si & fe !ys
t Plergre ad other paisis swttr
tHS laforsnatbis whicli will h sse4
at the eosfereae
Mr, V&& stated this aiorolsg; that
tht iiiseil had bees railed oHn?ar
lly for fhff purpose of selectlEir a
deieaat? io teresea th toe ly
Indians at Waifhlttetots, Is, where
a ctTtrt ift being atade to caaten
3ie the Indian for valaahle
sehkh they warresdered to tat Car
ted Stat tioversmeat la th vear
s,.
t,ritr fo the year 1S55t whil f5r
i?ots wa stilt a ierritsry, th Indian
owned appmslmately S,itotoa
sere of valuable iafid stltttatea
west of the t?ajmlt f the Coatt
liases MoantalRs Hd estesdiss?
frj th tNduadtis Ktver ihe
north to the Calttortsla tine s the
oath, Ir order to eear cotiirM
if these land the f5:Vtrstnent
tered into a iregty with the ladias
whereby the latter were Jo receive
reservatios roiistng aleut S
at acre, otti? Boroveatest ast
onsiderahie eash. Ttft treaty wa
slsned by ahaat Sail Indiaas
itwl Palmer, R? that tins trttrla
teade;tt of ladlaa J?lr for Ors
5s Territory, The treaty wa sf
ter2fil atjrtjve! hy th& Presldat
of the Cnited Pistes asd was later
ent ?a the -sate for raltfa-sifog.
Tli tough n error, th iri was
mislaid and aever came before Csa
3Ere?i for official actios.
Since that tint th i&diass tsav
repeatedly attetjjpted t tdsfasa fl
jattbtl relief frat the iJoveramef
hut have ?ha far failed, iadias
frtaa practically all seritoaa of tre
zm will lf preieaf st the r33f.ii ta
I held la MarshfMd sad asach car
will he taken la e!e?lag s dhgate
t rpiRt iheoi oa the tleyr a?
the Canted Htatew isere-. If ?t
lsHv4 heie that the ItoBss witl
veiitttaiy te omiasated fr fit
lands whbh they sarreatlerl.
SPIJAVIVU H AH HI r
P"fd 0 Sijaa. coiiRty frail la-t-fr
sijv the ran her of lasog
County hae r"fMsdi t the aji
ai seat oat hy tbe iterxtm -SgrienS-5
a ra I t soth'ge m horis les, sad art?
4rayiasf their free for sprtgg Isfer
fioa. AIMoagh the sjfin t haek
wa?d, Mr- Htraas is of the oalnioa
ihsi the yit'Ui f pears will hf heav
ier thf year than lor many sessas
a-l. The apple crop will he g trifle
hrf.
Mis l.tllian Krrei arrive fads?
fr; tJakiaad, near hre sh ha
fat roospb't1! a successful term f
chiMl od let? for ir feea. st
Oionviil,
iiN vmm
PETIIIONS AGAINST TH!
SHORT TERM
AppaFeoHjr f ihe ?abm
that he Ja eit't stt i it
last &r,xitn tf the sjji,. f-t-
lafare w bjch pryvid- fr re
du ias tbe tera of swIm?I dl-
r''rs m first cli dtrlet
frooj fHe t hr- vr, wahi
pfov leirtisafjst to hi J5fr
ou,t! Httetes y, . flatisha,
iMipersatesohn at the lo-'--bofg
s bds, fat ot of
Crtd-i?. eif-s-alttait ?efer udam
ltitii to hav th raaare
f-i-rred ti the people at the
ebt fson t ?:e b-bl a Sv.
C?v B t fcn;a ?hi? -v
? 1 sf th- t--fer m the
3f-hoN refij! ii t:a the
petjtjou1 whea eaed apoa hy
Mr II tfvhn Alfhoush Mr.
llamlta i 63l f have frferd
-ry hard tf aake a hlaei
ii!t" a f- jie-?is liitd isead
th jtfi up t a la hwar
last Ribf Tht law
I.-! by the lslture uja
fejijtt of ate-veral f the ftrt
elas -hwd dtrtrf of th
tate, sad If i fiot fe lsve thj
referaduat will he sarressful.
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