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..,,1 i. n u roseburgWreview CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS BEST SEKVICE ALWAYS. Coniult Tb Review tint when look tut for an apartment nearly every thing U adrartlaad bar. Review reudere and adverlleere ant aaaured of the very beat service. We alwaya load, all ways. "My Country Tie of Thee, Sweet Land of Liberty." VOL. XX. ItOSKlll HO, DOIGLAS tXll'XTY, OREGON, UI IIVKSIMV t'VKXIXli, A lKI I. 83, IUIT. Xo. IB. GREAT BEI TAIN GETS FIRST LOAN BIDS TOR HOSPITAL OPENED LAST NIGHT; Will AWARD CONTRACT RALPH BALDWIN SICK IN BASE HOSPITAL, AC CORDING TO REPORTS MEETING OF RED PORTLAND PEOPlf TO ATTEND THIS YEARS' CARNIVAL, IS REPORT ODD FELLOWS THKASI IIY WAIttlAXT IX SI M OK TWO Hl'.XDItKJI MILLION HOL LA US WAS HAXIIKII TO THK U It 1 T 1 S H AMBASSADOIt, NI'IIIXti-IIK'K, TODAY'. RI VUS GREETED BY THRONG The Kirst Meeting of the Ilepreeii (atives Will Probably He Held Some Time Timiuiniw orTicers (iieet Arrival. WASHINGTON, April 25. The final step in bringing together rep resentatives of the world's greatest democracies came today with the arrival of the French commissioners. Ah former Premier Vivianl and Mar shal J off re were slidlug down the Potomac on the Presidential yacht Maytlower, Secretary of the Treas ury McAdoo handed the Uritish Am bassador, Spring-Rice, a treasury warrant for $20U.O.iu.ti(tO, Croat Britain' first participation in the seven billion dollar war finance fund. There were few more impres sive scenes in the history of the I'nited States than the arrival of the French commissioners at 1 2 : : U o' clock this afternoon. Thousands lined the road from the navy yard gate to the pier where the yucht was docked. Scores of army and nav officials and Secretary of State Lansing were awaiiing the party, ttcgin Huilding Ships. WASHINGTON. April 25 Con struction of the first loon wooden "sea jitneys" will begin In a few days, so Secretary of Labor Wilson announced today. Wheat Still Soaring. PORTLAND. April 25 Spot deals In wheat for Portland delivery wcrV made this afternoon at $2.54prob ably the highest price in tho history of the I'nited States. BENJAMIN CARO HAS PASSED THE TESTS TOR OfflCER IN INFANTRY Having taken examination at Portlund and iiualified to enter the training school fur the officers He serve at San Francisco. Benjamin faro, of this city, returned this morning to await further orders when he will leave to enter a train ing course that will consume the next three month. .Mr. I'aro was one of many applicants who were examined at the name time, and found many former Rosehurg hoys among those who are anxious to en ter the service. In answer to an order to report for examinations. Mr. Caro left here last Sunday. For several hours he withstood the test that was Imposed and finally saw tho officer sign the application which signified that he had passed successfully. In the croup with him at the time were Wallace Benson, a former ltusehurg hoy who Is now practicing law in Portland. Dr. Bird Vinson, a former local railroad employe hut now a practicing dentist, and Conrad Mure uisn n one time Hoseburg young ninn. who is now a railway mail clerk on the Southern Pacific. Mr. Caro declared his intention of com nlving with any order from the War liepaitment that would designate his particular service ami offered to leave here as soon as orneieu 10 mr i,.;niii school He said he was ai so examined very minutely In regard to every physical detail and saw many rejected because of some minor weakness. A...,.r.lin.. to Mr. Caro. there arc already over Minn applicants In the .,trn iute for the S0 post linn, that nre aVa liable In the school at San Francisco and therefore fur- ih.r uiiminstinn will be necessary i. ,.... ih. ...ndi, tales for the school are flnallv selected. Mr. Caro was told that the call for him to report might he expected any day. I'e be lieves he will he ordered to San Francisco before the end of the week Fxamlnatlons for commis sions will be held upon completion of the course. Among others In this city who tved orders Is 11. C. Iarby of the Hamilton Drug Company, w no lias been arked to report ,,,r "a ' nation at Kugene. next Saturday nei will be examined there before Lieut Ship-am. of the Co.-st - o - XOTICK TO ItKIIFKAHS. There will he a special meeting of Hoehurg Hebekah lodge No. 41. ' O O. F. In Odd fellows nan. i. r , ... ,12 Thursday afternoon. April . th, at 2 o'clock for the purine of onf'tr' iibers are urged to re-nectfully invited lo be present v n MRl TIl.LIE JOllNS'lN. Secy. Commandant U. C. Markee, of the Oregon Soldiers' Hume, received word from Portland this morning toHIUTISH lOHKKi.N SF.CltFTAItY the effect that eight bids were re ceived there Tuesday for erecting! the new hospital on the Home prop-! trip here dining the present sum-! met. The lowest bid was received from John A 1 meter, of Portland, for $24,-1 .rsi'AMEMCA'S OFFfR APPRECIATED last legislature. Alternative bids ; however, brought some below that 1 mark. On account of a number of members of the State Hoard of Con trol being out of the city at the time the bids were opened the contract was not awarded. It is the omnion of Mr. Markee, that the State Hoard of Control will reach a compromise with the bid-1 ders and that the actual work on the structure will begin early in June. 1 In tills event the building shotilil be 1 over 10 Ihe state early In Septemher.! jihniild it he necessarv to readvei-; tise for bids work on the structure 1 will 1e retarded. . IRE CAPTURED UIOI'T IMM PltlSONKHS IIAU. HKKX TAKKX hl.VCK THK KICITISH IHtlYi: WAS ltl'.Sl'.Mi:l) MOXItAY. IIHSP1TK lUTTKIt CI UMAX HKSISTAXt i:. ARTILLERY FIRE CAUSES WORRY, oriy fiernian Aeniplanes eiv ! llroimlit lon Tih-mIuv, Claim Uritish l!i'nls I'luhtiiig is llnnd to HiiiiiI. ! works at Karasunt aud five Turkish j vessels, was officially announced as LONDON. April 2.1. Over tlOoftiihe outcome of a successful Russian prisoners have been taken since the British drive was resumed on .Moil-' duy and further advances have h-n , ule despite the bitter Herman op-.i position. according to General! Haig's report. The Germans are throwing every available reserve into i the breach. On a nine mile front from Oppy to Croisilles. Ihe fighting is raging with a rerocity uuparai lelled since Ihe opening of the war. The Germans are using great masses of men with reckless prodigality for life. The British artillery literally tore the massect- i.ermans 11110 shreds, and the hand to hand fighl- itig was of the bitterest sort. Forty I German neroiilanes were brought I down yesterday. The Britlsn com- plete mastery of the air gives a great advantage, the Germans being tin- able to spy the British moves. me lighting on the French front is prin- cipnlly artillery combats. o IIOV ItltKXKS AIIM. 'I ' ' Thomas Findlev Jr.. aged eight :' . t v-eitrs ails l ie iiiiioriiiiiaie viciiiu i trie on Ihe school grounds at mwer this aHernoon and re- I a tin ken right arm He was iiui .lv laken home' and lir 1 Ilia iy van. .... ....,! V ,?C .. Ti,! k L .M lo" have fallen with a number olf ins playmates. pinning him to the ground. The fracture Is not consid ered serious. a huslness W. G. Rochester was visitor In the city from Looking Glass today. Mrs. Kiln L. Welch left this after noon for Portland, after closing a successful term of school at Ten Mile on March 2'1. p (IRES CANNOT KISS, SAYS STATE MANAGER; DIGNITY IS WANTED .:. i .....i i,...l,i,.l, uile JU j. oi Hie Girls Honor T . I .1,.... n,.i ..i.n.i. of JU T '.. . . -I. -1 .. . , ,,,td bv some of 4. J. the members In deffirent pans - r h() e Ie,ortert r k;lll( H the recruits I 4. goodbye. Miss Danforth savs JL the aim of the Honor (.ilad iJ. Girls Is more dignified than , j- J'1"'- m", , B"nl,b,.r" of 2 ; T ( n , k,,H, j. T - ....ii... .h. lm. JL 4. the soldiers goodbye she n (i -h, ..ation , of- 4. there 4.' .t f. 4. tore act, of a sil-r natut 1 S.1 I.H II H M It tt tt tl H 11 A I. KOI K IIKMKS A I.I.IKS AUK HKItK TO IMOl.XK I XITKIllj. ST AT K S I K T A X ( . I . 1 X ( i I.IA KS. A I,- Secretary Balfour Say, the Conflict! N Xot a Oiiat-ifl Over Territory Hut a Strife to Mniitttiiu XnlfiHial Honor. WASHINGTON. Airil 2,ri-British Furelgn secretary llalfour denounced "certain doubting critics who think come here to Involve the i;n,tP(1 I Slates in entaiiRline alliances w4th (he European forces.' The Uritish I secretary outlined in brief a decla ration of motives and principles on behalf of the European allies. "There could be no rumor with less foundation than the one 1 Just out i lined. We wish to assure the people (of this great nation that the assist ance that we are going to get is not based on such shallow consideration. 1 You realize this is nol a quarrel over territory and know thoroughly that the liberties of mankind have ani mated the allied cause. We know you will throw your force of inven tion, production and man power into the balance; nothing can turn yon from it; von will see it through." t oi.MKit in Titonti.i:. SAN DIKGO, April 25 The naval j collier Hrutus is impaled on a sub ; merged rock soim-w here in the Pa cific Ocean, and several I'nited ; t....,u ul,i.,.. ...-. r..Ll.,.,l t. o - jirr- cue ships expected to reach the Hru- u ..a imi.1 i.Dlsa Ihu at. tempt io rohcue the crew today. , n,ei c art. m,,n in the crew a Tl ltklSH HOATS lU SIItOVLIl. PF.'t'KOGKAD, April tit. De struction of the Turkish harbor and cruiser, destroyer anil submarine ; raid. Karasunt is a seaport on Ihe Aslailc Turkey Black Sea. n I tieneial Hevolt Possilile. l!OMK, April 25. Pope Benedict is informed by papal nuncios in Tcu-1 tonic countries that the general I strike there closely approximates a I revolution, according to a report In atlcau circles, it is awerteu unit the n.'.ncios believed Unit a general ; re.i!i l-j back the people's peace de- i mamls might develop. .May Save Schooner. SAN FHANCISCO. April Kureka dispatches indicate that the steam schooner Coronado. which caught tire oil Humboldt Hay iast ; nlglit, will lie nrougnt in surely to-1 duy. 1 tie fire is under control iina the crew rescued. the success of the bond measure, j Itclicvcd of Comiiinnd. Prominent speakers from all parts of ' F.I. PASO. April 2 S.--General Hie coast stales wil laddress the con- j Francisco Murgia, commander of Ihe ; venlions, including governors and j northern military zone, will he re-j legislators, highway commissioners I llcved or his command because ofj,uid road engineers. failure to crush Villa, accoiding to Those who oppose Ihe $0,000,011(1 ' reiiiirts receiveil liv Government : K.tiH im.ii.iir. Imv. In.eii v.rv iir-llve - agents. It Is understood that Gen - eral Amaro. commander of the Chi - huahua garrison, will relieve him. 0 ' XX I'lllllVli Ol' HOHACK HLItG IS ANXOI XCLD. Word was received here today elling of the approaching marriage voting lady of Pendleton, to Horace! Berg, one of the managers and f the Douglas County; imely. Speaking ot the wedding liincenient the Oregoulan said:;the Piospcrt road. A .oreof Xn engagement of luu. li iutei- t in Pendleton was announced last nitfht when Miss Kdna lloyue,, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hogue, made known her up- proaching marriage to Horace Berg a young business man or Itoseburg. The announcement was made at a charmingly appointed dinner party at the home of her parents on Lin coln street. Seated around the table were Miss I'leta Hall, Miss Psnsv IU l.ee Miss Lucia Calllsoh. 1 Mis,' Florence Morton. Miss Nellie' i l.ul Miss Kthel Freeman. Mi's Sola hildreth and Mis- llogne bride to be Is a loei.iber o( the 1 !l 1 7 ,.i . l..liin l,,uh H,l,ool Mr Berg Is a graduate of Ihe I'nlversity of Idaho and was heated In p.ndle- '' 'o years ago for some lime. , The wedding will he an event of the near future. . n MWV MKMIIKIIN ADDIH. ii jir.iir.im vim.i ... . Deports were recdied heie this' irn to the effect that the Ore- .,n lied Cro-s So' let y now has a lolal 1 i.bertii. 01 1 memuers. and more names are being enrolled eveiy day. The lto.ehurg society Is said to he one of the largest In Hie ; .kA ... ..t thm t..wn 1. .1.1, w.in. . - - considered. A letter wan received here L yesterday to the effect that t ?nlrh Jtl!u.win. fKrm7 r08i" tiKM"rons ai staxium; com- J" uru, ui ,iun vnj, nam itr-ru 4. nntlent In hum hom.lt. I nt -.1- Honolulu for some time nast 4 4 suffering from the effects of a A A fall which he sustained a few . weeks ago. Mr liuldwin is A 4. now serving In the I'niled J. stales Army. In his letters to A Rosehurg friends, Mr. Baldwin 4- mild he was quarantined with J. other members of his company 4. for about 40 days, and hud heen released from the hospital j imh u Hiiun wine nru nt wan 4 injured by being struck by a , 4 baseball. Ho had about re- 4-j 4 covered from the latter Injury !! J 4 when he fell into a deep hole ) 4 on the training grounds and : 4 sustained a sprained ankle and $! , other painful injuries. Me mob j 4 he has been having his share j4 of bud tuck but does not antici- I'ate any further trouble. ...... ..... .7 I I' I"i"I"I"I'T I'TT SIA LKAI. ltISi:itl I1C PKOPLK I'LAX TO SPK.M Al'ltll. -iX IX POHTI.AMI ATTLXItlXtl THK ST A TKW Ml-: I.KCKI.A IIX I) (ioul) HO XI IS .MKKTINi. BIG BOND ISSUE IS APPROVED It is lielieveil That the Six Million hollar Itofld liimd UMie Will IttAppix.ved liy Ihe PiMiple of mmglas 4'ouiil.v. It was stated here this morning that unite a number of Itoseburg neoiile w ill go to Portland on April , . . t, , ( w ,.Kilu. .. "" ""' """" be held there on that date, program is olitainable here of u,,. committee meeting in Portland ,.vccni thai it will more fullv outline ibe plan of campaign for Ihe passage Qr n,e Itl.liou.iiou highway boml ineasure now before ti,., HiHin. I lie ieiiue in The Trl-State Good lloads Associa tion will soon announce its program for lis fourth annual convention, to be held in Medford on May ltt audi I 17 11 nroinlses to be the big event! n Ihe campaign In the matter of pre- paring good roads dala to present to i,e voters of the state on helm II of - , 1 since the legislature adjourned. That ( tin y have made some progress there j Is no reason lo doiibl. Their infill- ! '"" overcome if the good roads enthusiasts mav hnue to win. , Many people living In districts re - I mote from markets have already be- gun to see Hie vast advantage of trunk roads with which to connect In that advantage the feature that they will have to look after repairs on (he small roads onlv. A notable In ( stance of this in .lackson Coiinjv I i.:(.si4 Unit ; 4 2:' roitntv higbwii been fairly well kept up. but the fmmers and ntrx kmen say that. when they reached the county toad. thy found It well, nigh Impassable in many place. wholly tieless for heavy t load 4 1 The liiooii.lilin siM.iopriation. If made. lll i.roul" many trunk rosds. The system for keeping them In proper repair Is embodied In : the road code. It would be niter fi.llv lo assume thai the hv-ioads .l.ould l e ron- The 1 lltontobtle H tor the f.ul.k censo fees will i r;...,l co it t r ... I ion Tl.l-v will I e than royr il.e ir. omi.OiHi aiti.ro- priatlon rew..ini siste at tl.m ,.io..-d. Hconling to the 'at ion of ant"MinMIe in this thi time P.ut the nuloino- owner cannot be expected to : construct the smaller lural roads. ...i.er ..,.m '"" ' Therefore, ir the fanners and .to. k men In the remote rural .lis r.t hope In ol.l.ln Help in me nia'ier 01 nimi 1 r in .a.ily and rhcaplv accessible, tin y must help lo ohtnln Ihe means for the construction or t'ie irung roi.is : Tin.. mt A, it,:.l onlv hr voting fill 1 ...... .he I..0O0...0O bond ,e. MITTKKS WKIIK SII.KtTFD AXI MICH OTHKIl lll'SINKSS WAS Tit AXSACTKll I.ITFIIA Tl Hi: HAS AltKIYKI). MANY MEMBERS ARE ENROLLED Aiilliuric Have lleeii OraniMNl nt Itlddle ami a NiihiIht ir Other Towiin I'hntughiHit Ooiig Iiih County. Tim ,.(Ti..- f Kan i u..a Ciosa Sclety deld a special meeting lltt,t,r ,B '""'' '"P n.llng a at the offkes of the First State aud ' 'Iflegntlon. From present Indira Savings Hank Tuesdav evening, when t tn May ring a larr num- n...i.hr i...i.nrtul.i ,.,..1.,.-. WMr. i ber of people here from several im- 1,,inuili1,..,i Probably the most Important bust-; ness was that of electing a board f j (llim.(t.. uhlr-li lu ciiiniMii.e.1 itf Hie' following well Known men: F. II. Churchill, O. P. Coshow, Mrs. Chas. Wharton. Napoleon Kice. Mrs. Chas. riulerman. J. M. Throne. I). J. Stew art, Martha Perry, W. II. Fisher. Mrs. George Sewell. Mrs. I. It. Nich ols. Mrs. William Harris, Mrs. S. A. Sanford, II. W. Strong and Miss Ma bel Albright. Chairmen Of Die standing commit tees follow: W. 11. Hlchardson, civil ian relief; K. II. Stewart, military relief: .Mrs William Hell, member ship: H. II. Turner, finance, and Mrs. C. I.. Hamilton, publicity. The secretary was instructed to order I lie Ued Cross educational pro gram from Washington. This pro-j gram covers the following classes: First Aid. Klemenlary Hygiene and Home Care for the Sick, Dietetics and Preparation for Surgical Dress ings. Instructors of these classes mush be authorized from the National headquarters at Washington, D. C. These classes will he organized lust as soon as the charter and Instruc tions arrive here. The membership committee Is still at work and 2.'i'i names have al ready been enrolled. The secretary has received literature outlining Hie work and will bo glad to have t lie tneini.ers can at ner um.-o n. , First Slate ft Savings Hank and as- j certain what the lied Cross Is doing lu dirrerent sections of the country Those who have not already paid' their nieinbcishlp fee can do so " I ailing al Hie secretary office. An auxiliary has been organized at Hid die ami several other towns thru i (ul Hie county will lake simllur ac- : lion A meeting of Ihe officers will hP!Dir, a tent with the readiness of an held later. o oolt CHISIS CAI SKS THOI I1LK IXtiKHMlXV. - AMSTKUDAM. April 25. ---The1 new unll-governnieni party preripi- j mini tumultuus iiisiiiriuini es ai - , tcrday s meellng 01 ine neiciisiug, according to Berlin dispatches. Led- ! (1WH so the dangers of a forest boors, one of the organizers of the,,,,, ),,es a blazo that will new parly, charged that the govern - ment Is responsible for the food crisis in Germany, lie demanded that the Helclistag illscusa mo vnoie situation and Hie government s mill administration on Wednesday. Amid 1 a lenipeslous debate, Ihe n solul Ion j was rejected. La-r the dispatches 1 from Berlin said that the Itelch- slag would 111 eet again until Ma) I 1. General Groollcr. chief of tile I munitions department. Is limited as saving that the government Is deter- mined lo "suppress tile rlrikes re - gardless of the consequences. ' 4.-HM,M4HHHM"P f it m tititi i.iciasi:. VANCorVfcll, Wanh., April A mui riiige lict-iiKe wan - issued here late ef-terdtiy to Jesse J. Ilusselle llevl, aged J. 'ir. and Miss Alice Pickett. 4. both of Douglas County J. i Both Mr. llevl and Miss .j. Picked are residents of the Jg. Glitidale vlcinlly. where they 4. have many friends. II Is im J. derstood Ihat they were mar J. rled yesterday, although con .. flrmalloti or the report Is 4. lacking. j.j..t.J-t.Jl.4-tt.4!..I!.-I'- . . v tf l.l-sl'llt I' r -. i y ' ; t . hir( i... j. Hand, where he 4. t ',,.,..,,.',!.... ore- JL 4. .Ml take e,.,.ll... Pre- ? .U paratoiy to eiitet ing ine ain f J! Hesetve. whl.h he joined here 4. T . J. X succe" fid Dr Wa.le will he- J ..... ..... ....1 ; t ... it ti tiMaduiiiir- 4- route altacne.l 10 ine .1 1. - . ' ...... 1.. ti.- .1. ''""""" ' X j. .1' 11t 4. ' , -r- - 4 . t t I T,,I,,T..I..1..Ti.1..I..I.iIi 1 l"l"l"l Mark Woodruff, astant secre tary of the Portland Chamber of Commerce, has written to the carni val committee that Portland Intends to be represented at this year's carnival by at least one carload, and maybe more, of that city's business men. Evidently our annual celebration has attractions, as Mr Woodruff tates that the Kntary Club. Ad Club. Iteulty Hoard. Progressive Huslness Men's Club. East Side Husiness i e u h ( mid, i ransporwiiiuii i iu". Hotel Creeters, City Club. Oregon Motor Association, llotelmen's As sociation, and the Greater Portland Association will be represented. There might he some contest staged between Portland's business men and some from San Francisco. as the Chamber of Conien-e of the port ant cities and our residents must not he lacking In hospitality at Ihe '- nit. a. r. si:i:i.v has phfpaiuk AX INTLHKSTIMi ITKM liF.AI l(J WITH THK TKACHINtiS AXK THK Kl'TIKS OF THK HOY St'OlTS. PREPAREDNESS IS GOOD MOTTO Hr. Keel) Believes the liny Scouts Should He tilven All Posilile l-:iicoll-Hgellieilt SMH-inl llllils OiiHineil. (By Dr. A. C. Seelyl. A Hoy Scout, by reason of tin things he Is taught in his organiza tion, enjoys the open more than he . ,, ,. . t.an (in( lllurP lMnl.t , inU.n.M ,lm by wood and lha1 no rilll m banging i()ilM h(, Btl.0,.H, out m the open he can tell the ill r(., 01IR t tho compass by the "signs" that Nature shows him. II ran tie a knot that will hold: he can climb a tree that seems Itnpos sihle to his untaught friend. He can swim a river, bridge a stream, and expert. Hu can tell you which of the rrn it ulirl seeds are poisonous und I which are not. He ran kindle a fire ln (U(, furTOt on Ihe wettest day and I seldom uses more than one match. .,.. .en nn niulches are to be had n can nt Kn his camp fire, for , (H, Know(1 Hie secret of the ruiiinng 1 BH UB1., (V h,,, Indians, lie ' , H1.,,ud. over his camp tire he prepare his own meal and eal II w(IM all UM.t that would be ills , naging to a stomach specialist A S(.)Ut ,UH brolhers in every city ,1H Hhd; wherever he goes lie Is ; ,(llr,t irleiidly welcome and j ,.., t : I Ic to his brother Scout ' ibut making a sound. A Hrom pr,,.B himself upon doing .1 turns" anil no day Is complete f()r Mm ,lnl,.BB ,e has been of aid lo SOMie one. A Scout does nol aw.(V w,n H accident occurs training In 1 lo do Hie right thing at Ihe right ' llii.fe lu Ihe right way ! A Scout chooses as his motto, "He Prepared," and he seeks to prepare himself for anyihlng; to rescue com PtiioiiH in danger, to ford a stream Krithcr firewood. IO ini(i niriiiiK ,.rHt (u diftlnguii-h right from wrong lo serve his fellow countrymen, Ins country and his God, and always lo ' lie Prepared. He knows ins duty I and docs It. Is there auv normal boy anywhere that would nol like to be a Scout and do these tilings, and Is there 1 parent anywhere that could object Mrs Geo. Hlce returned lo he 1,0111c al Drain this afternoon, aflei a short visit h M IEII N I to A I K XV M K Hi NK M ItM VIIIM WASHINGTON. April 2 T. H was uiionlcially reported lo Hie Saw Department this af- - 4, lernoon that the officers of Hie - f A.n -.eanier inoiigin i.i- " - t J Ine In a battle will, the Ger- A I i. 1. .,.,.,,,.-,.,1 1 1. 1. 1 4. I the sinking occurred while the A . v ...1... ...irii.tie from mU r - ....,,.F...... - , 4. the I'nited States to KnKland. 4 .i it.... ,,.. 1 1. . r-Mi.orl ure not t T , ' ,' . ., ,,e Saw A D.-parlmeiil withheld Ihe mes- . M(( . . .4 T T...t t..tt.t. .t..t t t t .1 ,t..t,- 1 i l l l l l l i l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 tit AX.M'AI. COVXTY tl:l.KllllATIOX W ILL 11 K lll:l.l Hl ltlO TOMOlt HOW KPKCIAI. TIIAIX IS 'M li KltOM POINTS SOl'TH KI1MW CIIKW. - fINE PROGRAMS ARE PREPARED llnxkel Dinner al Noon and lotnf Work In AfleiiiiMiii Kveniiig Pmgi-niii Hits Many Nie cinl l-'eulnrvs. Arrangemi'Uts are completed for the big celebration here tomorrow iy pie lJouglus County Odd Fellows Association. The special train will arrive here from Kiddle, Myrtle--' Creek aud other points about lu a. This train will be manned throughout hy a crew of Odd Fel lows and will bring not less than 200 members of the order. The regular (rains from the north are expected to bring fully as -many more. Many others will come from the surround- ug country. The morning program at the arm ory will open bo lit lu:::) o'clock. ml the general public is roniuuiy invited to attend. There will bo several special features and two ex cellent addresses at this session. A line basket dinner will follow at noon. This will he held iu Ihe oin tir it the day is fine, but ample room has heen provided indoors in cne of unfavorable weather. This will be a very enjoyable feature hi either case. Degree work will occupy the af ternoon. The Kehcknh team of Past Noble l.rauds will appear In new robes, mad eiecially fur this occa sion, aud the Odd Fellows have also just received from the Kast soino ine new equipment fur their degreo work. Nearly all the business houses of (he city weie buny this afternoon making special decorations and win- low dihplays in honor of this occa sion. Kery Visitor will receive a ordial welcome. In the evening a splendid program will be given al the Antlers, Tree to .ill members of Ihe older and their immediate fumilles. Tickets for this occasion will be provided for all, and listributed during the day. How- ver, if you fail to secure tickets, ome anyway, and the Odd Fellow attendants at Ihe door will see that you are admitted. This Is an especi ally fine program, that none should miss, and has been arranged by the committee as follows: Czardas Oan.se-Slrylenne. . Michaels Orchestra. I. a Fille de Madame Angtit . .Tobanl Orchestra. 'My Heart at Try Sweet Voice".. C. Saint Saeiis Mrs. Itobt. Kidd. Maritanl Moses Tobanl OrcheNlnu Ueading. Selected. Miss Viola WMIett lolly Fello w h Waltz ollslr.lt Orchestra. Concert Polonaise I ok. IteisMg Orchestra. Ainarella Ole:i tiolberg C.riffith. Paroles I)' Armour Tobanl Orcheslra. Then You'll Item ember Me" ami Hocked in the Cradle of tho Deep.' Hudlev Huek Mate Quartet. Willam Tell Itimslnl Orchestra. Sl.tr Spungtcd Manner Orchestra. Vive reel Par:i mount product ion, "Ihe Plow Oirl," present ing Mae 1 urray. MOTIIIIt A It It I KM HI ltl Mrs. I,. C, Sinllii. oT Oakland. Cal., h.is a rm el here in response t a tt-lt'tMiim announcifiit the xeiioiis ill nesM of her daiiuliler, Mrn Curio Pii tie. Mrs. Pane has been ill for several d:is and her condition is nut considered at all satisfactory. There mil) be a dnme at the South I .er Creek Orange hall Friday even ing. April .'7th. Good music and Hllpper. 4. ! 4. APPLIFS l oll XI HSKS AID. .. 4. ' . Word was received from .J. 4. M.iii'urel McClallen. formerly 4 4. of thl. liy. this morning In 4 4. which she slated that she h id 1 urn...-. . i"--..... . A nii'- "hi work In cniiec- . I1 ml Il It I llA llfll.l I t'lmlm J ft' , "" ' ! T.T , recened favoV-A ' , , . ..,,, ... i. ably, she will he su ij.s t to 4. rn and would tirohalily We at- ! lached to Ihe base hospllal of f mU ttie organ anon inlntlon In this ills- 4. ilch Is located at Se- A ss M.-Clalli n left here 4. . 4 Irlct, will, att le. Ml A A a tew week, ago to live with A ' 4,. her parents, who are now at 4. 4, Halem. -14-1
