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U. I CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS REVIEW BKST SEKVICE ALWAYS. Coniult Tht RoTlew tint when look ID g for aa apartment nearly very thing la advertised here. Review readers and advertliera are amnj-red of the very best servtca. We always lead, all way. My Country Tn of ThM, SwhI Land of Liberty." VOL. XX. ItOSKIll ltd. IHU'ULAS tXJl'XTV. OltMiO.V, TI laslOY KVKMMi, MAY M, Sntl. No. (HI. ROSEBURG ENGINEERS WJLL LEAVE FOR FRAN CE AltOl'T THIIKE lllMlti:i OU'l CKItS KHOM THE i:.ii.i:its' OKI'S WILL UK SKI.I'.(Tl:i TO ACi'O.ill'AXV THE EXJIi:i:i! KKI.IMKXTS TO EltAXCE. TRMNED MiN AR DESIRED Tlic I 'mc i Will llidiuilil the Woiii out llr ontln In Eruiice anil I-a-ImIiINIi New . Lint of CnmiiiiiiiicHtion. WASHINGTON. May 8. About 300 o?lc-rs from the ciiKinoers' .corps will be selected to accompany the nine engineer rRimentH soon po Ing to Erunce. These will be the only drafM from the regular army aiding the expedi tion the first carrying the Ameri can flag abroad will be a colonel and an Adjutant of the engineering oorpB heading each regiment. It i assumed that the reserve officer wii: give the men the basis of military in Htruction and it will not be necessar to call upon the regular establish ment for training. The War Department anticipates that the railway brotherhoods will aid in the work of getting Irain.'d railway men. The force will rebuild the wornout French riilroitil.s and create new means of coiiiinmiiiMi'oii behind the battle lines. HnlloniiK Iti-niiiilit Down. Illy I'hlllp Sinnns, with the llritlsh Army I. May 8.- Seven British aeroplanes fshot down seven German balloons in the resumption of a vigorous aerial offensive by the British flyers. The weather is clear and especially fa vorable for fighting in the clouds. Fighting is continuing vigorously around Hullecourt. The Germans are vigorously assaulting the Hiniien burg part of the line which tht British hold. Big bodies of German troops are massed in the southwest part of the village for an attack. Sailed for Kill'oe. NEW YOKK, May S. An Ameri can hospital contingent of 2fi sur geons, women nurses and IR5 en listed men sailed for Kurope today. This Is the first corps sailing with a regular Ended States Army surgeon In command. .May End Snrniariiting. WASHINGTON. May K. A com petent navy authority officially ex pressed the belief that an actual so lution of the submarine menace ii near. This opinion was given while Will. I.. Saunders and other members of the Naval Consulting Board were conferring at the department with Secretary Daniels on the anti-submarine Inventions. . An authority declared. "We are getting down to brass tacks." The invention has been tested, and sev eral groups of men are working on the problem and are beginning to co-ordinate their work in the direc tion of an actual solution. Every branch of science Is being used in solving the problem. Address is l'ostMilici1. AMSTERDAM. May 8- Chaiirellor Ilollweg has postponed his advertised peace address, "in anticipation of events which will facilitate the task," according to the Berlin I.okal Anzelger. Deadlock is lteMirtcd. LONDON. May S. Another tem porary deadlock has apparently been reached along the Hindenburg line, although the nrtillerine is active General Haig reported successful raids. Germany is endeavoring to cement the crumbling pieces of the Hindenburg line by reckless expendi tu re of the troops' blood. Another lnn to Eranie. WASHINGTON. May K A loan of 1 1 iiil.iinu.iiiiii was made to Frame to day, when Secretary McAdoo turned over a treasury warrant for this amount to Ambassador Jesserand. German Haider Scented. MONTEVIDEO. Uruguay. May S Humors of another German raider have been revived All night search lights played around the harbor, but port officials refused an explanation o J. TWO Pltl V.VTE BANKS. .;. 4 j. According to an article an- J i-earing in Monday'B issue of j- the I'm il, mil Telegram, there 4" aie now only to private 4- banks In the state of Oregon i "ne of these banks is located 4" di Portland and is conducted 4- by llartmati Thompson. ! 4 while the other depository is 4 4" situated nt Oakland and Is 4; 4" conducted bv E. G. Yinum 4 t'oinnanv. In the vear ISM a 4 J 'aw was passed prohibiting 4 4- the establishment of private 4. J. banks and slme that time the 4" 4 number of private banks has 4 ranltllv decreased. 4 4. 4. DflEGAIES FROM HERE PLAN TO ATTEND THE IEAGUE CONVENTION A rally to th Epworth I.eaguu was held here on Sunday evening at ; the Methodist Church, tu the iutcr-i esiH of the coming league Conven-! tM'ti. which will be beld at Ashland, j May lK-ti, Delegates were present; frum Ashland, Med lord and (.'rants Pasa, to arouse enthusiasm for the' convention and explain its purpose ! A very large audience was present to listen to their talks, the speakers! being Mitts Vivian Isham, of liranls Pass, Mr. Smith, .of Ashland and Mr.: Lindley, of Medford. During the ' program special musical number! were beautifully rendered by Misses. KIsie Kisner and Stella Krohn. As a result of the meeting, several dele-1 gates expect to go from here to f attend the convention at Ashland, i which will be one of the most iin-; portant ever held In this part of the Mate. i . 1'revious to their visit nt Hose i .Wore a jury composed of K. burg, the delegates held a rally ; Rhoades. James Kwart, C. K. Mun among the Epworth League niem-'son. Fred Itowen and J. P. McKay. bera at Wilbur and Winchester, j where they were very successful. ( The deleuates left for their various ! homes) early Monday morning, after, a very pleasant visit here. lax AiMTrri:i by sti ikxt ISOI THIS AhTi:itOt( AK TKIS AI'PHOYAL ll IUIII A.M Ti:tTli:itS UKCINS TO MOKItOW. CHANGE TO ALLOW GARDENWORK New riim iiK's Into KlVect Inmu-di-ntely Klrt C'lasw al H i'tlM-k ScIhhiI Out nt I ;;t for the Kcnuilmler of Iay. - Ileginning tomorrow, the "single session plan will be adopted lor me , remainder of the term al the local l.icjli clw.xl Thic nlnti n.K nr!itfil i year ago by Kev C II Cleaves, I then a member of the faculty, bul 1 was promptly tabled by ihe school board. It reappeared today when suddenly revived by City Supt. V. H. Hamlin, and it Is believed comes at the suggestion of Governor Wit hy cotnhe. and a number of prominent date educators. Asa result of the change, Wednes day's first classes will begin at S o'clock nnd school will continue until 1 ; :;o o'clock without intermission, except for passage to different class rooms. School will then be over for the day and practically the entire af ternoon will be at Ihe disposal of the students as they choose. The scheme has been adopted in other high schools of the state recently and has for its advantage Ihe ability of the students from the country districts to reach home before evening, where they will have several extra hours to levote to the farm. Students who live in town will have extra time hIso ; SINGLE SESSION IN KIGK SCHOOL! which will be especiallv useful, ac-! re(.nn i uoehw,.iK. n w.. .h. u. , ..r.iin i the Kiiito unthorities. in11" sheriff said, that Neas delivered; emploment in the family gardens .ind on vacant lots. hile ine reason . or Ihe change here is believed to be the encouragement of food ronserva iion. it will also serve as an experi ment, which may be made perma nent next year, provided it is also found to be satisfactory from the standpoint of education. Hut three weeks remain ol the present term u-ii ioli H fit ii hf 1 ried. The student were greatly sur- prir-ed this morning when it was an iiounced bv Supt. Hamlin that 111 tiiallfr would hi' siiiinilil-u 10 a ui ihis afu rnoon. Tln v w.-r.' askfd .-rinfiT With tlli'lr Pi ri-nts ilnrinR thf nuon hour ni.il r.'lurn wlih a final villi-. The li'iirh'Ts r(ini'l'T'i III"' lilan Ht -a iii..liiif la-it ' nine ami .! founil iicr.'fahli-. ami tlu iiiftn Ihts of I lit' srhool lioal il vro illHT vii'Wi.l to'Uv TIiith f no ol.j.r tion cith'T from tc-ai-h'-rsi or hoard itml h. n tin- MM.Ii'iit wt- ac lakfti thin aft.'rnooti lln-v vorr illianllnont Most of lli- si.ol'-ii' art- trr-all pliasi-tl. TltNIKNT W -i J ll l:i- Muht Oftic-r Clanf Wiliov lmlsf'l i Iransii'tii. lion li" ' onnl' ii-l sil-pi. ions ,l,al. r. in tin- connt iall last H-.-uinu. 'I ll" n.an is al.oul i,i v...irs of ace ana li-n found 1.. It fin if ii'ioiit III1 ti ret ! he ;ir- ried an elc trie inm with the ord still attached He said Hr.t he lound II In an nil") ih! (fung to sell it tor lunk. but the xpiairinon not HI isfaMorv to M." onier. II. !d pHiiilinif Int'-stii! ition l Snt d. r. !o H . ..tin", t. d ,1th tl'P lil-ndaln l.niiih.-r Coin, ant. Hirltn.l h'T" to.l.'idav to Fp-nd HENNJNGER CASE I WAS HEARD TODAY 1 OAKLAND .MAN WAS TlilKIt IN THE Jl'STH'K COUtT HEItE ' THIS AETEItNOON ON t II UK.E OE SKI.LIMi A yl AItT 1IOTTLK OE MIIISkKY TO I1EAN XEAS. SEVERAL WIINESSES ARE CAllED NVn TeMiliel Thai He riircliiisetl the l.lmim Wlii le IKniployett ly Sfcerlff ulm H Milliliter heuieil 1 lie Kiory. the trial of Lawrence Henninger. uf Oakland, who was accused of boot- , legging, in connection wiih selling a quart' bottle ol whiskey to Dean Neas, also of Oaklaud, was called in Justice of the Peace I. II. Kiddle's court at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The defendant was represented by Attor ney Klbert Hermann, while District Attorney George Neuner conducted the prosecution for the st:ite. When placed on the witness stand Neas testified that he whs employed cMiemi .t-oie r auum of r(..,dinK ad give Informal ion ou two weeks, and on April SO was sent I nf tlu, (liestions of the dav. to Oakland in nuest of linuor. I'pou ' Th(. ,.oniIitteo in ci,arge of the arriving there be said he met the LihrHl.v t()nk uV are Kr,.;,tlv pleas defendant in front of a barber shop L.d wilh (,,p r(.NllMs( aUl feol thut u conducted by r red Hanna and asked hj(f, a verv encouraging sue- ti 1 1 1 1 ii lie linn Hiiy wuisKey. i n wit ness said Henninger replied that he had some liquor, but that he could i not deliver It until he went to If is i home and chanced tis clothes. Neas said he then went to George Stearns. who gave him $4 with which to pay I for the liquor. The witness said he : afterward returned to the rear of the : barber shop and later detected Hen j iiinger coming out of the garage con- i ducted by Mnitn & Allen. I lie tor-i mal delivery of the whiskey wa then j wi'neas. Neas said he then went to he barber shop where he opened the j ! bottle Jnd jrave Mr. Ilanna. llennin ! ?er aitd Frank Hogan a drink. Neas I ) aid the sale in question was neco- jtiated between 3 and 4 o'clock on the I "Hernoon of April 30. but that he !"",..''" inns The witness fi..,i i ,,;,t Henninger kept his nutont(dile in ,ho pmi'h Allen para if e. where Was alleged the defendant went af ter the liquor. Was said he was 2?. vears of age. and prior to two months ano had conducted a restaurant in Oakland. He said he was now a member of the Oregon National Guard and was em- I rdoyed by Sheriff Qulne in this city. On cross examination the witness re-1 iterated practically all of the story j told on direct examination-, and add- ed that he went to Mr. Stearns for : Ihe money with which to buy the liquor in order that be might use him as a witness. Neas denied that he i offered to purchase some liquor for ' Krank Hogan. or that he had sold j whiskey to other persons. He admit-i ted. however, that he knew where be could purchase whiskey in Oakland i had he so desired Sheriff quiue testified that lie sent .w u uaitiand auer imiuoi " "'' l"'' ' the quart of whisk, y which j y ' V"' V"" , " .' V ' Henninger. The sheriff a so est Hied , ( l Dill lit iuh'I wiu in vinnidiiii u a - cute some search warrants and sued the Miuin Allen garage, in tho reitr of the garage, th shenif said, he found four empty quart (Tot- ties, together with a flask containing I a small quantity ol whiskey. These , bottles were admitted in evidence without objection en the pari of the 'cfni'. Thp bottli'H taki-n from no- Snillh c Alli-n tmruK lion llio John I'opiii-r lalcls. anil lallii'il almost i-x-arllv Willi III1 lah'-l on tll' liotth' i oioutiii if j .." ........... Ills islt to iiahiaiin. Ci-ort" Sti'arni wa th-n rall'il to tti- w ttm ss ftatiil anil ailiuiltiil Ei- Iti Mr Nas tin- tnom-y wlilrn tic is alli-Ki-il to havi mri'liasi-fl tin- linuor ( Coli t i n ii (mI on l'ao Six.) CENSORSHIP WILL BE TIGHTENED ACCORDING 10 NAYAL OfflCIAl VAHINC,T('N, M.iy Secretary of Si-iie Lariii.g I olio wed bis Hew iron cl,.l feti-or.-lnp by announcing I,.- ttiii aim i' i I... I f .Tit'' I' ' .an I. iril ii' :mi"..l! Mr .In s h.v i iii who civi-s on tthirli I I (.o'lrii'S f th. d pariiiH.nt hi i rni I K P"h: plot.- darini lo u III In- ! I -Till- s. d ' l o II' nit I Mr Wi ol I'm land, arrit.il li inr to spi-nd x f- ' 'la ' l l vn- ttiih frl'-nds. LIBRARY DAY WAS SUCCESSFUL, MANY BOOKS WERE RECEIVED Evidences that Kosehurg's long wished for library is a reality, and not a dream; were seen this after noon, when over 175 books wero re ceived by the library committee, who were still collecting the volumes up to a late hour this afternoon. It is expected that by this evening, the! total will have ex reeded 300. A coin- utitteo of 1 9 assistants were busy Monday and this morning soliciting the books from the various sections 1 of the city. The nat.ies were turned in to the gathering committee, tin-j der the direction of Mrs. William Hell and Mrs. S. I. Kvans. This com-1 mittee spent the greater part of the! day In visiting the homes1, where they collected the books for' library use. The work or arranging the books received was started this afternoon and several of the ladies v. 1 1 1 start I at once to put them in catalogue t form. , Hooks of every description have been received, including sev em! verv fine set of em vclonedlan They cover a wide field of reating and the work of cntalogueing them will take several days. The library room in the abstract building has been made very suit able and the spacious shelves and comfortable chairs add to its use fulness. A reading table hi;s been installed, whirl, will be HI led up as soon as the periodicals and maga zines, whh h have been ordered, ar- rie. 1 liese will cover a wide range cess. Contributions will be wel comed 'v any time ami it will be but a few days before the library is fully established. A very pleasant touch was added to the rooms this morning by great cluster of deep, yellow Japanese roses and flower ing shrubs, that were thoughtfully gien by Mrs. .1. H. Itoolh.- ' lirrTI,m it in JJJP HTlIriJ llAj BEEN ARRANG1D HERE; INTEREST IS MANIEEST A joint meeting of the Srhnolmas- tors nd s. hoolmist i ess' flub is be- mi! arranueu lor raiuroa, aui This will be an all-day session with I a luncheon for visiting tearhers at the noon hour. The subject under com (deration will be: -What May j the Pupils of the Public Schools Ho Huritm Vacation ti Aid in Hie Kood j Preparedness Campaign'.'" Sneakers an expected to be pies-1 ent Mini the Oiegon Agricultural College and liom the I ot O. Hound, lable discussions will also be held, during both forenoon an. I alter-; noon sessions In which all teachers j am lniled to take part. One of thul principal topics of d'sciission will be the formation of a School Hoys' La- j bor Itcscrve Corps. Hlauks for this purpose are being prepared by the o. A. and will probably be on hand for distribution among Ihei t.u, ,Prrt lt that time. n . SMITH IS NOT LOCATLD BP 0TEIC1ERS; TELEGRAM . SENT URGING ARREST i Although telegrams have been i s,.n) t HI1 points In northern Call- fornH( wlmit urge the apprehension ol K. H. Smith, no word was re ceived loday to indicate that Ihe olTl cers here have any knowledge of the wli-reabouts of the local jitney dn er. It Was Iboilght thul the fugitive. after hH spectacular iletiarmn tally Sundav morning, was bound loi KeiJding or Vreka. but it lias sinee bet n leal lied that lie Was seen at lmnsmuir. Kvery elfort it bein fnade, however. ti ha vp I he man takrn and should In- capture be ef be Will be Without tloilbl e- , ct,., t urned lo 1 his city . Should Smith be n-turned. lie will probably laee one of the mo-t serious bootlegging 'barges ever presented in this city. That was intimated (com Ihe di.-tricl attorney and oiher oiti C. Who are heliewd to b.iVe r-'ffi cieni ev id' fife lo obta in eonv id ion on either of the two or u n.- charge that will be mad- I" addition to he b'HiHt'ggnig ca-", St. Hit Will al-i piobiibl) be trod I'M' ic.iliutatHire o! the iotuxo atmg ari( e and fur im portii.g it The officer- i-it-d the Suinh bon.e in We-t Ijo-ehurg again !at v. niiig. but if i- ti'-i know ii what I n for in at ion w .i cured Hull. I "'W Mi r. Iianliiii ll. W t IMi;TI iX. M.f 11 " '" li-alli'd I'l.l 'I''' ad'1 .Iii'lr-.lloll ill asK tor a iilliion ipd'ar- lo liillld H. .-I and woodi n 11:1 r ha li ' i" 11 'I I"' ''O nr.- po.r of Ih.- C' t I II iii il I and all I he rcmuir.'S of 1 1: - nation will Ii" l ' iin ' ul ra ii'd In a vnfaMK- in ini( procram lo thwart th nhinH.rlnn!. WILL GARDEN ON i . PRACTICAL BASIS! AT A MEETINti OE THE HOSE. IlllCCi IWTIUOTll' liAHIlEN l.i:(.lE LAST EXENINti IT WAS lil t 11)1 l TO TAKi: At.ltl- I I. I I It VI. Sl ltVEY. ADOPT IMPORTANT RESOLUTION Honor liiianl ttirN aiul lvl t'litsj Will Help In Taking Mnvey riniithiis lny for the School I'hilflrcn. cuss problems tif personal Interest, ! bul thev have always been found The itorehurg Tatriotic ' Garden ;Wming and ready (o aid in all mat-I-eagiio t'omtuittee discussed many . (,.rH which have tor their purpose ihe Important questions at a meeting upbuilding and development of held last evening, lor the purpose ol j (lUK.(H Couniy. It is partly because putting the gardening work here on of ,,jH altitude on the part of the lo a practical basis. J. Percy Wells, of j rai merchants that the association Ihe Oregon Agricultural College . !ulf4 thrived. was present, after A Food I re pa red -nesH campaign at Wilbur and Suth erliu Monday afternoon, and hud many useful suesttons to make. He outlined his own work, which concerns the city organization, and gave siiMKestitius for planting. He thought it would be splendid lo take an agiicultural survey of the city and county, to determine their re sour es and acquiie a practical w oi king basis. Il was suggested that the Honor Guard Girls ami Ited Cross Soi lety , ln gieu charge of the Work of tak-t ing the survey, and b;nl; for tliat purpose have been senf to the I'ood j Pie pa redness1 committee at Corval- j Ms. The survey will gl'e all nece. : saiy,. iuformalion to tho Gardening ; League for future work and assist, them in finding a market for all sur plus products that are raised, as they plan to do later in the season. It will give inlormation concerning cultivating and planting, the variety of products raised, ihe amount ol H rou ml under cull i vat Ion, aval bible ! labor and the needs ot each cmn inunily. oilier practical way and means for carrying on the local gaideinuu work were talked of and II was de cided to reiiiesl Dm city mid school aut boril fes to set aside d.-ys lo be us-d for planting, when everyone will be expected to take pait and help increase t he ga rdons on u larger scale. Putting present aranl lots under cultivation was lenmhily discussed and il was talked of es tablishing a labor bureau, to be un der the direction of .1. '. Parker. It uas the wish of the Gardening Ieagiie to co-operate with other committees in Ihe couniy and give all of the help and encouragement pos. ible to those interested In the work. While Mr. Wells Is working aloti;; Ibis line in the cities. (. .1 . ! Hurd has charge of (he work In Hi' JMV bci n unable lo give a deiitiitc 4oontieH. answer for the reason thai the move Peforo closing the session Mon- ,,., of trotq.s is now being dom day. the following resolrtion dlrei I H1cnilv and the newspapiTH are not ed lo iarreiwrM and teamsters1 wa supposed lo make public those mat adopted: "Parties hating city lots ,,.r w Ii i-It are prohibited from pub that thev would plant gardens i'.ticatiou by ihe Government. W hen plowed, or lialug teruns lo donate n. ,. ihially comes I believe the or hire f(r this purpon. are urgent- m.IMH-is of Ihe various artllhT) ly requested to phone, t all o w rite ' rompanb s w ill be given i least a :.t unce to O C. Grow n. i haii inan. I vscrk lo niolulie prepaiatoi y lo be- Phone :: o;, or i otiMtiittf e, - LfieblMi Comuiitt any member of this ; p.iLiotlc Canlcn e. n t-!"WW-I-IW,IMM"M"I"r 4- 4- i poiri;i i i:ii:it i. APPIE lNllt. s . Sanford a piomlticnt fruit rancher ccei ed w ol d t thai he Inn and well known of l-alenbow t-r, todav lo Hie i-H'e t eci'i' -d appoint uieiit - the ai'i-i.il-ers 1 t.r Hi .t. Land l.e-etve Malik tint ii I Vder i or ti i -1 1 i .j. distil, t. J Spokaoi J. Ii i ne of J Hanks. r fs t., .. meiliatt aM"::nei Mlihh is lo v It in one of the at L-e , a no I nnd Mr SanTord i eac for SpokatH ly. w here he w 11 I lo his duties on J. 1 1 TRAIN WAS WRECKED NEAR ARCOIA, ILLINOIS; PROMINiNT MEN ABOARD l'llll..ii:l.l lMA. Mat i 'I hi- i n.-' ul it .- oltn 'i ' of ' !"' . l,l, il..,ii.a It.nlr I an riomi'.d Dial m Iholour'i int.--HI. .tin ii l.i's In . u -lail. d Hilo til.- w t.'- i. of Ih I l" 'o ' o"i nil- -inn !"" lot Haiti II- al- Al nil.. . III. la- I nil-Ill ' I.I K "ils aMioillir.'d thai th'' ill-a" li"i II,., . al. d Hi .1 II.' I'.t.- 'I'll r. In (.-! ..- thai Hi" d" I ,i lln .til was pMl"l a. "id. til al ;.jl;H-H-I".-!"l";":-H ERED MERRITT PLANS TO ADDRESS ROSEBURG MERCHANTS WEDNESDAY The members of the K use-burg Mi'iehanlrt Association are making I elaborate pre pit ml ions for their meeting to be beld in this city tumor j row evening. Kred I. Merrill. Trof. : of social service of the extension di ' vision of the lTniersity of Oregon, will be present at the meeting and will deliver an address. Mr. Merrilt is considered one of the best orators in Oregon, and his remarks will no doubt be appreciated by those who chance to attend the session. Besides the address by Mr. Merrill and brief remarks by local tnh-nl, the merchants will discuss a number of important matters. The Koseburg Merchants' Assoc tat ion was organ ized about three years ago and has developed Into' one of the most enter prising organi.atiwns in Southern jOregon. The merchants not only dis- I'OICMCIt itosi in i;i snn: I i in i;i: i n: last ritni mi;iioih Al soi rm i; oi;i (.oN um i NIGHT oTiirit mi s. CALL IS NOT EXPECTED SOON ( ulnnel .May Sayr He Han No Knowledge Itegiirdliitj; the Pro micI Mohiltalloii of (lie Artillei 4 oiii-Mttiies. Colonel J. L. May. of Ihe Third Oregon Infantry, arrived here late lust nU'ht alter passing a couple of days at Medlord, Grants Pass. Ash land and oilier Sou I hern Oregon cities. Where be inspected Ihe men who are being used in patrol duty al the present lime. When interviewed by a lev few lepieKentative this morning Colonel May said be bad no knowledge re garding (be mobili.at Ion of 1 be iir tillery companies ol this state. "I have been alied this question a ihousaud times during the past few K!,i(i Colonel Mav. bul nig sMit to ihe various posts ol tin Pacific Norlhwenl. As far as I have I n able lo ahcertaln. no news ha le en rrcej cd i om a di i ng ' on or elsewhere indicatititr the date on w l,irh the ort-gou troop- will bt called Coloiod May w as former I v assist ant siiperinienilenl for the Southern Pacftc Companv in Koseburg and he has n hMt of friends in tins trinity Hi- is t-peclall well liked by the railroad employes, wiHi whom be was I rciieiitly brought Iti contact through his work Mr May expert to lei(e hen- tonight for Portland Ihiring his st.rv here today be took luHanl.ige of the opportunity to call ffpon I'r (Itotk'e Hoih k, .1. A Itu chan. hi, and other peisoiis promiuetit In local military iiflairs I I! I I 1. 1 D HM MuMlU, l-'r.ink Scliil'I'-r. four vi ars of am Miaiiii'il a flaftilM' of Ihi1 aim .- 1 1 1 r 1 1 V lii fol i' li O'rlork l.isl l'i lllllK a till- il it i ii ahoul Ins pan-nts' Itiiu in Vii'h l(ojfhur.' Tin' . I. . i .) was lit. I fi.iiiKht lo 111" "if: !-. of Ins rti-ilv. l.r Jt Sli'u.ilt, uliit" lh- injni was drrssi-d H'-W-l-M-H-IH-H-M-I- r - w m i. oi'i N vriiiti-:. . I'-o' k"r vt 1 1 1 1 sonii' i- ;ivii i!i-.in-"d of Ins tro , -Inn- on tlill sir.-. 'I. has iiini'd to I.- "iii'a Hi in liil -l sat t h" . i.l ii. ! of S", ond Iin.'. -iiiiilli. and I!. i'i Sittli .1, In Snrlh Itn-a lilll I! TI'" . Ii i-i p. -.-n I.k k"d and llll tt ill I." , iiUi. k nmt ii . "i )-.- ioiinally opi'ni'd to tlu .J. tininHrow It tti'l h- as Ihi. ' rio.k.-r liro- . 1 -H--H-I-H-H-H--M CITY TO INSTALL ( ill Nt lb hl cim s to ; K A T IMITITION Ol-' Mh:itt'H .TS" AS SOCIATION Toil ltKN HKIT OK I WUMiatS TO IsK CITY UH IMtortltTY. OPPOSITION MADE 10 LOCATION Committee I-nun Amh ijil ion Iteptu ts on Vet Ihiiiglns SliiH'l SKe, Kill I'liui is lllockcd b) .Mayor Kiev. Opposition, being registered even before the appearance of the propo sition itself, last evening precluded the city council Hum establishing a tumors hitching rack on ihe Willis property, on West Douglas street, but that the farmers' demand for Htich a feature will probably be in stalled soon on the city barn prop- erty, off North Jackson ptreet, waB practically accepted. The need for a hitching rack was pn sented by K. C. Heiison, sseereiary of Ihe local Merchants' Association, and Horace Pel g, of I be Doug fas Couuly Creamery, who as a commii- lee from the merchants, asked thai action be taken in the near future. Mr. Heiison said he bad received re quests from farmers of all parts of the surrounding country district and staled that the merchants had felt tho time was al hand when the racks -diould he provided. The farmers, he aid. did not desire n place to feed their learns but merely a location where the teams could be lied for a 'mlf hour or un hour while ihey were 'ook ing after their business at t he local stores, Mr. Itenson said Ihe rommlltce had made an Investigation ami found thai the Willis property, formerly used by he local delivery system, might be hud for the purpose. Objection to t bis locality wero presented, how ver, by Mayor Mice, who said he had ilready leal ned the atlPutle of varl us nearby properly owners. He also -mid li w 44,1 d be difl'ttnill to find h olaco which did not meet with simi lar opposition. I he reasons were that he pieuiises would attract flies and -rov e most unsanitary at almost any season of Ihe year. May op Kice t hen said the only Mace Ibat cuiild be Utilized was Ihe "Ity properly, where the street de part men l Is located. With several 'on ds of g,ra el and sultabte poles tnd appliances for hitching installed, he bel itved 1 his local ion won hi be nlirely sallstactorv. Other council men appeared of the same view, a nil he matter was accordingly placed In 'be hands of the street committee lo investigate and report at the next neeting. 4 'amp til-otiiids A smi red. Mr lletison also mad" a report up on I he prog reus of the Merchants ssociatiou in atteridini; lo Hie camp .'rounds, which are to he opened an- ither scin.ou for the tourists. He .laleq thai J ?'! h:is already been raised b subscript ion and I he re- tiainder of the amount necessary would be forthcoming In a few days. COW Itl l K PATItol.l.rit. Win I was : noon from il a i ouple of i 'tee), in hup I here this after lo the effect that -mlal lie pat i-olllllg Cow tniling the body of uns:,iim police of a i ed from t licit Hoi Haves Hie ii llcef. w ho disa ppe u-ral il.it ago. Mlhoimli tlM-ri Him H i n Ity of Mr. Ilayw li'ft .it tuaiorilv of i' a f"'W n'olhti- ii i lnla lr w In I h ink rollllliv. thi' CI nlfll'K was ill III till' lt lll'd (Ol , V I ill' lottn In'lii'ti that tt liilf aitniiiptint; in i 1'ii'i'k. This was hounds tthiih tti'M' h .w I iii a' t , i , I i . .i I .-. 1 'loili:lit or tin- i lln 1. s I ",i I I. in. I lln-i'l mi: hi'ii' friiin III'' to ar.'h l.sl II 14 111. Ill l'ini.-lon. K.ili li Hlivuns. in. Many Mahonoy and i.irlini; ttt-ri ailiuli:: lln' "'n!'l tt ho spflit today in : nttfiiilink; tin- trial of I. a -t -linllli;i'l', a' . Usi'd of li'iolli I'll'' 1 1 1 l." II' I luhl slUM I, I I '. h.i Ih in .a Vli l.l I'l.'.lii l.'.l. 1 1 IN. Mat It. A W.V .,r :'.i. . io.it i. tih. i i..- r . Id .i.'.'iu lillsll'ls Of IMM'T Ih.. I'i I 7 I'i'op Is f,,t. I'a-l-d p. i I I no tit of .U"-ii'Ull ill'.', tt ml .I told tt a" I s 1 .7 I I k i: rri m i. . t Pi l i-;. May bad a n.irrow n .wiMH ii bit! b ine te ISitIiii. h The Kai.-er sc.ipe t r 1 1 1 1 1 the I w hile tiiotnl -say ' a uricb i to ihe Horrlere d" n uiiideiit 1 f ied man ( -lint-, tWO Of tllt'lll t'o tc mii, tlte third t!i. toiiio.iu, ihe third i t TI.e in'iti r n-t.-d. I th.. police reftsfi( ' H-4H-t-t-HKH-H-I-H-!--H-l H-t I 1 t-.l-t"l-t"l-it"H-H-H"H "n ' "in""-
