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VOL. XX.
BOSKIUUO, IKH'fiLAH tXfST OREfiO.V, ltlilHV t:V:M';. MtV t, tl?
KrJVIrJVV
r'i
PERSHING WILL GO
DIRECT TD FRANCE
IT lrt'KXIKtTKl THAT THK 11-
VISION rXUKK tiKXKHAI, lKH-1 Nor(hern gtalM w( be st,nt , ,be
SHINU WILL UK roMHiSI'.D , Soaihcrn Department, alone the bor
:ii).lHHI MKX S."wn M.tlCIXKS tier. Also the New England and the
Will. lSO tiO j Atlantic stales militia wilt train (n
! the Southern Department. The Ore-
; iron. Washington and Idaho militia,
i In toe twentieth division, wilt train
' r.r ai irre nrtitrrv ! 111 tn Western Department. The War
RllflSrVrIT HrOI INI I N 1 ) department Is endeavoring to fix the
tia as far south as possible. Th
j militia units wltl preserve their trlert-
j titv, A plan Is being considered
Thnhire INxisevell Will Sot Be Al-1 whereby the militia will retain their
lmvnl to liaise His Volunteer
KKililiim of Troops for
Hie 1'ieiiclt l-'miit.
WASHINfSTON. May IS lmmedi-
ately alter tiKiuuK the army hilt last
niahl. I'rvttiuVnl Wilson ordered a
division of regular troops, command-!
td by brigadier Oeuerat John J.
I'ershing, be sent to Krauce at the
earliest possible date. This is .
America's answer to the request;
from France that the Stars atid :
Stripes be carried to the French j
front. 11 Is expected that the dtvi-j
sioit will number about 30, turn, ,
which is slightly larger than the,
regular American army division. . i
A regiment of marines, 2"00 men, i
umlr com maud of Colon?! CbarUf
. ioypn, will accompany Gem-rul '
I'frshing's first exptMlithm to France, f
The ri'itnent will he coiiiiK'tl of ur
punizutioHS who have fvn active ser-
vic in Haiti, nn UominKO aim luiw, ;
and will he armed and etiiipj't sirni- ;
iar to troops of the regular army.
,i':,'ed n.o STw.'U!.n.r '
tion of troops to carry the American (
flag against the Germans in France. :
President Wilson issued a slateim-m :
saying that .acting under expert ad
vice from both sides of the water, he
could not avail himself at the pres
ent Wage of the war of the authori
zation to organize volunteer divi
sions. A.MI-l"MI"I-t"I-4"I"i-4-4-4-4-4-
4- 4-
4. rltlKS AW lllltr.lt.
A J. II. Hell. W. K. Field nnd
4 f. Hunt. 01 Kugene. who
4- acted as judges of the Grange
and industrial parade tnis at
A ternnon. awarded the pnr.es
4 as follows:
A liranaes.
A Most attractive and best
4. deiorations Glide, firnt:
A South Ileer fieek. Ferond:
J. Kvergreen. third., and Wins
4 ton, fourth.
A Industrial.
4
A Most altractive appearance y front.
A Kenny Wood Yard, first; 4-, l'r.wre Urn. He Itili.
4. .1. a. Flook Company, see- A; WASHINGTON. May IS. The f,a
A ond, and the Hat Shop, third. 4 (j0r Department has presented a bill
A ;riingn. 4" to Congress creating the I'nited
4. largest per rentage of act- .
4. ive members in tine-f-.ver-
A green, first: south neer t reea
t second. 1 ne r.ierKn-t-ii isamr -r-
4. ha.l 20 out of a total of 21 A
A m.'ml.ers in the parade 4.
4. In awarding the industrial A
A prizes the jimge, ianat iiie
fhmts entered bv the, J. G, 4.
Fiook & Company, but snid 4
J. they cmtid not Klv& that firm f-
first prire berause of the mnnv 4
4- sians which adorned their of- 4
J ferings. i
A 4
WM4-H-l-H-H-
I Xil-:i!W KXT AX OI'KUATIOX.
t;corce Itaudel. a well known resi
dent of the South ileor Creek vh tn
ity, underweni a very serious ojiera
tion at Mercv hospital tod;iy. He
whs attended hv lirs. Sether and
Stewart. Mr. I tan del was restins
ouite easy this afternoon, according
to the physicians.
ft
Karlrourt F. Stewart, who hail
heen to the Government aviation
school at San Iliego. returned here
this afternoon to await a call. Mr.
Stewart says that he was successful
in passing the examinations and ex
pects that he will be called within a
short time.
JUNE 5 IS DATE SET
BY PRESIDENT FOR MIL
ITARY REGISTRATION
V ?MIINiTtV. Mav It 4"
ln(i:,itHv after th" armv iiii 4
hd eon."- into effect by the 4
li e--ldnt s ii.tatnre 4"
mutit. l're-: ! nt U ilwm issued 4
his nfTe iul pnn lamation nam- 4.
tne June Mh as the d;te for 4-
rt e'-tration of ail mated of 4.
milttaiv Hue. Therftnrnsw.il A.
J- tlipn nmnild and the work J
j. of .inon or the first draft 4
J nt hftfin T!te first rail to 4.
4 the (obtrs will ISe made f.o tt 4. 4- but this wa anntl.
4. SptembT t. f 4. nf the rain
4. 4
WAR DEPARTMENr HAS
I IXfD TRAINING CAMPS
mBm D
WASHIXGTON. May J. The
War iicnartmcnl has announced the
distribution of the militia. Militia
f ihn l- MOI.Uu, U'nufiirn and
state designation when merged with
the National army.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Crouch, of
Oakland, who stopped here for a
short visit, went to ttfddle this morn-
nK to pt.nd a few days.
milS TAKE
MPORTANT PUIS!
IX ll.Vi TO HAVI ITtiHTIXti
THK ITALIAN'S t'AITl UK HIM. i
.V2, A I'lVOTAI. I'OIXT IX THK
A I STItl AX OKI-TASK I.OSSKS
ai:i: m:vv. nowt:vt:i:.
AUSTRIAN HAVE HEAVY LOSS
IH-ifiitches t'rtnn the Front Indicate
That a Hit; llattle is itauiim
Uome Salt! to IU Afire
With KiithtilRm.
IIOMF:, May Fighting fierce
ly and literally from rock to rock and
ravine to ravine, the Italian cap
tured hill 6;2, the pivotal point in
the Teutonic defenses. A description
of the battle as officially statement
ed, showed that the tremendous nat-
ural obstacles to General Cadorna s i
troops was overcome. During thet
advance 379 Austrians vrre taken-
prisoners. The Austrian casualties j
tip to Tuesday are reliably estimated
at 12,MKMn dead. woundd and miss-i
big. The Italian losses are adminea ;
to e as great Kome is a ire witn
enumsmsm ospa.rnes imacate E
increMtiR battle along the entire;
stale Commission of Industrial Ad -
jU!,tmcnt, with sweeping powers ts;
j,x wages and hours of tabor In In-j
rersiaie iransporianon. oie ottt ts ,
designed to eliminate strikes ami j
lockouts. The proposed commission
will h- composed of nme members.
wnom tne i-resmen, win appmm
with the consent of the Senate. The ;
bill ;ieft drastic powers to intervene I
in moor wars, 11 win noi aiiemoi o
dlpnve labor of the prerogative lo
.!.. it
cease work ind vidualiy or coliec-
lively, or prevent employers lro
discharging men. liy preventing the
. PY of a
it i. thoueht the cause for strikes
will he removed The proposals of
similar recommendations bv the
., ;.i... i i..... i-l;
Itig War Itinlget
1C 1 JlllVCTOV .. tl TKtcnni
j I. ..'...i .i..' ..... v..i
get in the history of the Cnlteii
states, carrying $1!. 342. null, (Mm. The
hill provides for appropriation for
the military and naval estiihlish-
! ments, and authorizes unlimited
i"'-" ..e, ,,.,.. . ,
and constructing ships
l-'tiiistotents Limited.
WASHINGTON. May 1 Starting
tmtav enlistments Into the rcsiil.-.r
army or militia ill contain the sp-
citlc oi!,i!:tion thi.t lhi-v Mivpr th.
perfd of the war only
Troop r AtfuiiC4l,
WASINtiTON, .May in. The War
ptpflrtm-nf snnoutiCf-d that the se
lective sr ice trmps from Oregon.
VVa-hineton ni Idaho will b as
Kigned to the U'tt'-rn I-partment.
Miss MHrruerite St. Once and
Blanch liurm-tt. of Hound I'raif i1,
re iioM burg visitors today.
-I"Iwt"twl,'I,'I"I"I"I',I"I"I,,t,,I"IMt"?,f
4 siV,i T AUWHtV. 4-
4 4
4 At :l fTe r"n' PTt to h h4tJ 4
4- ";:if rinorv thw een- 4.
4- M ff'v I"'"1. 4"
4 dleto. of Kuype. will render 4.
4- s-eral sido. rompfnteti by 4
U the O. A Hand
She wa 4
4 ' !,nit t
I'onmiun- 4
4 ' concert late tM of?rnmm
1 h't aiie 4.
- 4 -
1ANGES IKE
RECORD SHOWIHG
il KIIOIXMXU t'OMMlXITlKS AT-
TKXI C.MtXIV.tl. IX i,.uuK
BOIMKS AXI NAHK 1AH.MK
THIS AI-TEIIXOOX KA.NSMt
KVKXT tt' t'AHXIVAI.. ,4
$
, 'A
PARADI WAS VERY LONG
l.lne Covers tl of rrituiiml Streets
l -hmtK- Were lfaii.lM.nie White
Monti. Weie ItanilMmie, wtmt
Interest of the ir,,Srs U
a Bite Ketnr.
!
!!itmfns all other events of the
carnival. the Grange and industrial
parade of this afternoon was a com
plete victory for the farmer and la
boring man. and by popular. acclaim
took the palm that had seemed to
be destined for demonstration more
local. - I
For size and number of partici
pants, excepting only the school pa
rades, that oE today was by far the
biggest ever held In Roseburg. I'rac
tically every business street in the
city was under march at tlie srone
time an(j rr bloclts in several diret
tlons. persons at the cornets wati h-
ed the protvssiim ftnaliy muster out
and dissemble.
Kash Grange of the surrotimiiUK
let nit y as represt m ed , a nd nt
only with their iffe;ts and endeavors
i-b-iunzed on handsome and at'tistif
floats, hut with the Oiautt'Ts them
seUe Ui attendant e, sbowinii their
interest and appreciation for the car
nival. The prosressiveness of each.
tlistrht was also evidenced by the
ntimfer of automobiles.
After assemlding on the several
resident e streets' in the southern
part of the city, the line was rtnnlly
marshalled Into order at 2 orlork.
Hate Ulxon led the marchers and
was followed by the Kugene Radiat
ors' Fife and Itriim Corps and thr
ilaiitatora. The tiirls" Honor Guard
was next. Bit local girls being in mm-
tary formation and dressed In appro-
mi.ite lostumes. float flying the
flags of all the Allies was then fol-
owed bv the royal chariots or ttie
two queens and (onlalning also thi lr
mBt,R a,,d attendants.
Th n , ,,, nrcceded
The O. A. C.
the prixewinning Grange representa-
. f .... , The fbat ehibfteil
trimi(. thpnie entitled "iieiping
.. . Sam." Tnde Sam oecuptet!
tj rpnj(r of tlie ((at wnne Htir.
rouniimg him were a dozen little
phll(lrpn engaged in raking and hoe-
ing in dirt nlots made to reprint
fields and gardens Twenty horse-
men am horse women were nest in
Kn. tt..ittti. MiiiiiU nf tnuiih urn-
vokinj? clovMts, atter which there
were five automobiles with other
,.,) t iiss Vera Wit. v or-
. , , , wb,.h ,h
f hown , h,,r Pa)1(,, ,,, nnumber
of h(,r pj, )lir(1 Miss vvilev Is a
f , ,s a(1 W)m rimuil..iat.le
she rr(,m H,kl.s.
The lios-hu, g Soda Works had tin
, ,-,, rm.rwn,,tB f an rm-
ored car, imji-oviiMt trom their nnfo
,t.?lJ,.,- t r,l,b VOVI f.vli.vU. ...I (III!
. . , . , . , . ... tt k
' . 1 .
& C omianv. This was one of i.ie
, ' ' ,
. fpf ,m f ? k,' , , v t.
rt"M , " "1 ! .
! rVa, evhihifed an interior setting of
1 woodwork, revolving doors oceupy-
h W'"- n''-r of cat. t.v
, !' surmount., t each collectmn.
i This was followed l.y a car rnn-
vauinig mi: iiii i'"b n. o.,
I 111 jVIIMI-I ell l.f.ie I,. ..
: Oeland illustrated ttie carrying nlil
iiy of this handy little nm hine The
Kenny Woodyard hud the next ex
hibit, which was a huge cart with
round sections ot a hare trunk for
wheels, tile entire vehicle helli of
wood, and occasioned much rom
mcnt. The local Hut Shop had an
apt display in the next car. which
showed about eicht girls in the vj-li
. Otis processes ot tnaniliaei urmg ami
selling carnival huts. This also as
much al'proved. tine of tlie reaily
iwsiitifui ears then followed, this
fetn the V. ( T. V 'n eshilotion. rt
ear decorated in w h ile and g"i 1
flowers of paner and ai rvmsf the
motto; ' Protect inn." The f jre de
partment with their nno 1 1 i-k .s
Soe behind. About '-t Ma nb.-e
esdefft w,re nt, the li
(Uzngt foliow mif
The tter was headed by .everal
beailtsfoi giri" with looking cfa e
thi fetAinK to repre-.-nt thejr ii:tme
Fnnr deeor;ied auton'o-bi'1 wib
resident of tha! rommuitftv nffin
Pnied it Next ime the !o"l .hlf
Jitle Hand, followed .o-eJ' ty a fb;t
by xbe bit! K of IV
The M !roe (,r.tnt;e ni
float with I'm h Sam and a atrioie
tiiPai'p was n th bad followed
by a hiltfe t.i!eiv j-bfof ;ttV
bo.ne on a lifer A dejection f
Mc rri'e resident followed In t-iehi
ars. The nett boily s f nntttute!
bv the Sot!h (Ner t't t',t-tftZ
4. Their colors of yellow bth! vr n
J were tirofiMeJv ud In dwo!ate
RAILROAD .MANAGER IS !
I ' IN RQSI8URS TOMS'; j
. ,sm;
lt.Mt.KOAD
A John XI.
S-ott. t.en. Iis. 4"
4 - &ent of the Southern I'acttir
T , H Y . T
J IHSt tiroilllliettt HU IIIHHl'll- j ,
J. here this momma to t.anicl- !
pate fn the festivities attend- ;
ant to the closing day of the
Ninth Annual Strawberry t'ar- U
' 4 nival. Mr. Scott says the tail- 4- -
t TZZ"n ?
1 4 peHtv ditrias the n?st ftw
Mr. Hratt -ts
to 4
5 return to Iorti;tmt tmiiiht. A
h .v h''" Ui:iy tie .
. ttttroi iti ed to mnnv teo- 4.
X ,iIt. bv j. wn(i,.tt VV right. 4
tile by j. Wendett W right. 4.
4 Uckel agent nt the Southern 4"
. lat-iflr tteptvt. A
'
4-444-H"S-4HI-f4"I-4-
;eie people
ENJOYED VISIT
S MAIH-:
iJAni.i rons imt m rot
j imriiui hit wini
Till'
rAiiVivAi f si rous iu iji: rt -iiv
wrtH vt:ni-: nt :t:!.s-:i
,U.iti t l& Ml' MAl;'!l.
ADUilS PLEASED Willi VISIT
"
Tbe Mvctifituii-tM Will f,e.t'
Here
Late TnniKltt. I iill.mlng the t -fetti
Battle on ttie ltuine.
Strtn ol the t'lt.
Tfcev eattie here this nooning, en-
joyed the hospitality or tne itoss ,
sir j-p(,;;!e threug'tout t... djtv and
wii j,.ve for their h"te lute to-
night feeling tlf they ell
repaid for their vssM to turn etiy. :
(tf.
purar.tj'h the wtit-r
reiers to the hundred or moie jolly
eiiiw-tw of Kiiaine who arrived In
at
ti oVlork this morning; aiottd
a jtitectat train to ioy the f tni
ties attendant to the Ho-mu dty m
tha Ninth Annual Sua berry farni-
U1j u would not .oner to --(y
that the men cam- at.
tme. for thty
eie, a- onfiai
i bey' bv mt' ot
the most niotntneut utut ne.niitrut
women or the t'nuertity eity.
Then, in additbm to (be visitors
ahfivp emmterafett th -ie was the
Uad.aiors Itrmn t'on.s. mmf'serf ot
about :.) youths m th- r nutty huhf
tolnred suits and
,tjv- ajptitrt;ti'
r.i-iim. A bt
r jfdlv btiut-h ot
fr K,t-(t a festive
ter behavMt and no
boys mner u.f'i ri'
burs-
lrnmftiatefy roltottihi, tie irial
(if the spe S-a train and ev,'!uiiige of
greeting MnV!i the ext ttr-toruyt -
and members of the bn-.tl rett-ptom
committee, the xisitftt-v tell into ino
;;nd tnar-betf t the ;t'.imi, b m
the pr-oepm (ii-f;nt!ed. The j'.i
tnh as led b ;t .-.o d o. t'-ov
Si outs, ib'himl the dt 'im e,rts
mrehet s tiatf but.dred C'H'en
etHejis, htt fti'U1 fff? fiwed bv !'"
ii , t liand. The Kieene ub-
,,,,
Se bled bit they i;nbe
a Ions; the hn'it!" ue.-f rend dhi
pat r Mir airs. an4 ' v wet- !ib
eiaiH" tbeeted by the thousand ot
fete wl:
line-l e'tber fide of the
business the ri(nbfi ? --.
follow ni. the 4
parade at the t;tte
o! S be d' -sm i n ps
n the: bff-fe'--
adult e n -itmi-'
? the rf:.forlnr..t
tbeit ffieftdr a.s ! f
tten. The htHnY uf
i?ene b!e ro'biv ii:
ttal feelh.,; of !('".
befw.-ert t!e 1'
dent4 OS Ho-e-,:ifjr
p;r d to re ;pi. i-t
;.t!iiautv. Je- if
b.indiiii: ef t
snory. the .u-
f tcred n ert -Wl.tb-
be
t.i-.k adv.tdt.-k-e
? f)ift::e ifU
r' the -(:'.)
I.-.ple fn:M K'f
i;' .iff tie If. lit -
i : i 1 (h it vi
rr ;n-l the r i-
-miiff I..
. the tit -!-.
r.t.n
if
felt st intetv.(N th" --iihont he !
the Ki!t:enejfs sf-r.- hnp,--. atd
their koo I n;.t"ie " ""1 ' ' f'
r'tojihl m ry
U'l.en if Me
ft:Wte
e del hf -M-j.
b e re,. f ,
t
-ittv fe. i tire
rile
jtM"H-:-r-i"M-H"!-!H-H-
1:1.1 vtit- t;t isi'.'thi ,-
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Review Want A4 orln rentilti.
BABY PARADE 11
A PflETTV FEATUI
H
i tiTV t vnitivt;i:! .wit
tmif it vi:Hit i.i:s nt-HK l-:-
TKIUlIt IX THK .! IAltlK
MAW ItKVlTti-'t t, AXI
,1 Xltjt K ISKsKiXS.
I
!
?
tttttnrti
AffAlllliU.
SLVERAL PRIZCS
l..ther timw t hata.teti. Attracted
A,.,, a At IH.I Ke4
... t , v ,..
WK Heverat ottu-r
Fatriotie Feature.
Otie of the most notable events of
the carnival was the baby parade,
which wns held thi morning. Much
hit h ss hrhi thiz maming. Much :
m ttatf hwn mu ttf in iFvjutratmiis
n jfrenh st imvufU evt-r htU her.
time
for
tit.
A lovely decorating effect was car
ried out on esery entry, and all ,
showed beauty and originality of de
sign. On account of the inclement
leather, tlie prore.?,itm gaihered in
the armory, where they were fudged
atid prises awarded. As soon as all
of the carriages were arrang d in tine
they matched ttmti the armory up
- laekson :t!hl siss streets, w.iere (lie
were viewed by tarr1 tnroiigs ot p,-ie
til.-. The iialiv p.irade ss one of the
mie-t tiopiilar features if the c;irut
v.tl and over titty entiles were ounte.
Many clev-r ideas weie carried ont
and patriotism and preparedness was
not (at-ktng (tt the seiittnn nt of man
oi the vehicles.
t!' especial notice was tht lied
Ci-as iiiuiililatice wagsoi, 0:11 uiittit
rotle little Margaret Kltatx'fh li".
allrattive and iiccomitsg as Ud
Cross luitsi'. rtotr itofis ianf on tne
Wai.'isn represented tiie wounded
from the battle ReM, and every iiet.nl
v.is pertectly circled out.
The entries were divided into
eight classes, including decorated
iKiby buggies, push carts, baskets or
orioles, velocipedes, autoiiiohlies.
vvnijoiis. doll hnggies and the Mother
(;.(, eharaetfrs,
that were pieas-
jj, ut,v4iv, Th)
vverk of plattltint:
, ,, i riiiiflni: tf;
p;si-!Mie Wrti
Klijt iididiy carried out by Mrs '
W .
'irt-ttn atol her corps s abi
.,utnts
Amonj? the baby bEJKKi' were
the
Mait:aJ'i A lie1 UnuU-l ieor;t
tjonn vit'ii' ii ibsK" sih lovt ty
pink tuHt bowK in unjrht eineJ, "
T. A. H;titt Jr. tit a ratrtre
rm. .r. $ Mif purv
Ulae. and
ifriL-iitiv With Unp biittrUb.
Mary Kliibetb Htsons lode aat
a lo.vt oi m mrm it-, iwhh
eattftuft. tmttTttb-; and tlntt tonf;
bow, arra ;! itt vt ry art t.tc -.
Hairy .1. f iibb biU si, Jt , orrooed
,t prit ha tit: y. twtnt wsib cy
Sr-
ivy and tU-itvuU- i!.Os of
white eiuidvitttt.
.ois N. Whvojjb' b;sd a carriage
that was bnebt wstb nnk rus-ft and
fraKHUit ftvief-t bjnirf w. ttb a fooill
Moik oerrhed the troll Oj I be
bfirtv -
AiuoiiK tb1 m.heafts w re
Mary and tutetpt t'rwh. b
rod1 tn a bower ot white blat j.nk
t title ifd tin ff'M.eiy.
ie(Ke VViSseH Haeber jttolidty P-
cfffiM d ft tit uttiaefiVely te) fatd
iti n a-.'es. of ruyat totrjde wi-ierf.i.
iiobert t;ret'n Htl was itt ; -o-r:rt
cohered h f.reM white
t b uuiti1 bbjsom,
(Ctde-rt K.d.b r rode bf neiiili a
ir i'v flowerv ntitbi' tta, oft ;t cart
tb-tt was lo-ly with ;tt ;tiin.''u-itf
tit ibu-s and btbb vu
, '.t ii M.i!!it !ii wt.H t !: -'i d
itntid a bo-r o. v Hiw r - and
l!tiv sr re-it bwv'i
nn.t tKtt-y .Urtkrtt- bd a ieu
EiM,i!' Wifb se,,fj 'bbti , tiar
and tffrbt ch-M
At.- "t Motb v htvp pot-iirt
o it: i ii tiyo t rti-- itifd --it'h
blo.v ont,
t it. i ?e
r.t.
w tf b i ,f
John
S n t;
1 b a
i:ti.. s
t.oH Vim
and feet ;
.. In'- !"!
fi:tit,i
c.ri f
lt:e t
o. -h.tir !
vv.'fk.t b.id
-f '
S.-S.. ltt
with ,t plot.! I'Ol ot
f 1 1...
i .t.-i
t 1 . (e
W lilt-'
p. .
,..! i 1
: . i -. t .
t.f,,..
..cell
i.-.l (:..,... ..
1 It V.. i. r f.-i
I. :,'.S V-.i
.'. - t. ttf '
t.l.-et! 1..1--
teII ,
it-..-
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vs 1 1 h
,t- t 1.
V. li' -- -
f: .ii. t
ti t ? ret. In-' -
! ..!( t'lTS- W-.1 th- "l'i- I'
rj .(t,t f,r. UtrVilriC Hit llM.ie st t.. it
M'.li.tm'eft OS f'tti! Sft I
: fiSHiNG LittNStS 10
nmm n PiCf;
yotos are mmw
tVcnfy Clerk B. if.
t .t-mvx an- r
thus tsem '
nMituet thts mirntus
Moiidav a(t ftshinK (t httrttfrts
censes w)JJ tie sidd at tne rate ot
H .," in-teot ot tl, as at the pre
ent time. The Increase in tilt Jit ive ;
of these licenses is tnade 6iw..!yi
by a new law which was adopted at
the last session of the Oregon Leg-fat-
iatitre and which liecomes eecftvft ln
t!ie state .May -1, f
All Civil War veterans, fnitian ;
W ar veterans anil pioneers who iutt-i
I grated to Oregon prior to the year
i t Me, will be provided with Iti-ettses
I tree tf ehatge asoti making the
proper showing by nttbUiLvbt. The
pioneer clause of the law docs not
iuilndo natives of Oregon, a t
generally presumed hy many of the
ild timers of this vicinity.
The new liiease tags iia-ve arrived
here and ate Row- ready for distribu
tion ae.01.ling tn (he cottHty tiertt.
11
;
IIIAID PEDPIE
ENJOY FESTIVAL
A. i. I.AUfc AM A StmiVM OF
oi m t; i-tufff-:r ttHrri.AM
in nisi:?v su:s AUHtvKts mat:
v Kt rs. He a 1 1 rvt srtf lit ims-feetf
" Ubftvtit) ttisotk baiiH'sst whhH be
etmt inu d antil bis sleuth. M?r
mm PAYROLLS ARt tllfflk.rZZZ
Mr. mrk Sa tbe tVde trf im
Mombt laicHie IJme imhttry
ami 'I hreb HtSmttrttt1
Itit-im. tViiiltsiitn:
IU iU VHSK !buf tbe &ltt?U of co
oieraJfou sJmssW be hUo the
ft iti f -v uf eery man,. an
; ttt,vUtr4
$.shhIs bHn be vejs
by btiib .jti&tfers and rort-
ItH'JtftlU'
. s.tt-f s, a
Port butt!
eurJy this tssoruuiK and
da attNdiM lb rarntval
: seet tin
-ttvifit w and tttntt rtns vcilh bsrai
it iKtnts atsd wutmseiHirers.
A. H. rhifk, nwitaRcr f the- Itwme
Indntrv Uuku-, ttfttt tme 1 Pturl-
. j.ot.i's o.o.-t ropr.tstts Kt inntrst.
ed this moitiiiii: that the of anta- ne of the b-attms buieHS gtfB ffcf
t.on wih whb-b he i& -oHed bad the laddie viemHv. He was seWia
bxttttlod n -mEictra which wtttftn the eivie itrfitjr! of HbbHe ssl
. .rohahiy le-nlt in iarreaitsK jnaterb took iediBK iitt In all the mat
,;. the mtfttut tf tith- tf t!mmUfs which had tor their prpttt tfe
' otodnetA. To do thst Mr S'btrfe stitit 1 iiJmihttotc ftf devebJtmseKt etf tba
a wonbl be neti try tor c ajHtu- --etitw. ile wa Ljhjwh a eg? af
; tiun itiooiir the tmwt'aetttrent re- th b .tiiuii: tvewtm-H nie fn f fetnfttst
' t .ti ts, jiddie!-., merchant atuf the irmrnty nd wa tntrnntcaCttE in
:oftsimi .s. f sjj vt-ry ftMni?ife ; britiptRjc ahtmt the intjtrttvement af
ow r the result? thiiH: far obrasto-d i be herd? in th,tt ntUm. In hm
itiHiiith the -ttwris iF the ofioeFM ot death liiddle has lo?- one f ft
tfn Jbm.e fnd.-tr $j tgnt' f,t,tt i ent.-r jurist ie eitiz jsh, sf a rss&n
Mr t'bit-fe, and 1 ledieE jbai the ' who? e worbtK atojMbmrtts ?tB
r.:f; .ioo wjil be ibi seis trf iti j brtij? !iittifi a- a JiioiiJimeHt ta hi
b..(.ejf!.- the tntde f (be H i?m meojory .
isi.miS;i-. ur-Ts. t;jr eatufuttKn b be
.in' 1 oimIo -t d ;bsr edMeiutisl
ttit iH i(d rat not hetj btt be tj -arer
i-st t tb- -et,b oi br-j;ffff. Hiiai
c t' d tn or ron !: hsrsrer jseroM.,
tnd tis'"c u!t be httmht about ottU
Mttfi;ri( the m.MrrtrrfshHf ami flfe
rl i'isi,-i fd.f r. f.trfr! if i d iJi t bi?
rs-bb rabte
Mr
Mine tedu fisist'-rrsist' 'AEfh J
r.trtef, . -f .!.av tf the f
t'tmi.Mdi.ti t'hib, fb' S(.efiti;iftH t
?b e;iv ;tfid 5s hhsb'r o bral mi4n
otatot-t" Iff fio-b irr-tare'1 tbev
-05,-. Utt(.M't,-t( St ibheted
.Kiii Ht . .ttis.f ir now le'i.is!' iajfh1!
tm t tb" J'ot f larfd o-rsranr.'-atfon.
t o b't ! s bibd tsf-u Us? tfrrtsnv
d tU rbktk here w re tt i.
i'h ti -ta Th. I unm .b-nt t
e id. . W. H it. tut let,
t'M.iii I tt'aWi. iiS
nt ..;
i ; l;.
VI Jl.IV! ell. lit tile 111. r. 11 !'e:ilt
. ... ' : X l Ja. r. of t;iec ir
t-.l-nie . .ll'ilfl l Se.lU, i! let 111
5.. ' '.i i ii. i.1 el Siie Ssefll.. Hi t'i
'.i.e he. . m i-.i..-H. I. ielie :.!id
.t A ll 1 !, .1.11. -t t.e CitlKiliil tin
A II . t,l!e- ttr.er.tr (i.
t. I Ulld V it tret ..it Tit. S (nude
tie :! (,.- ef.,1 ,(', tit- I M.t
fl-e. i ..ii-1 v,:;i i nun i.r I'.rrir.tir.i f.r
1: !; t t.ti.
oM tilt it 1 1 1 r.
lll'l
. e.....t.J J.
-KiM. - .,; .j.
tt lit t. t t.
-1 1 e -t t.
Jle r! lit !
.v ts.elrt Of ?
firF 4
4
4-444-H-H-HH!-4-v
mm
PIONEER
w. 1 XirHOlJs KII,E tKt
AT 5 m'UK'li LAST KVEXIXtt
FOLLOW AX ILLXtasS OP
SKU-Klt. MOXTKS-XATfVK t"
iHt,t.As t tti .xrv.
HIGHLY RCSPECIED IN mm
Mr. htuiU llml l.lret Km lretl
rail Alt l Hi Life mt iimi &
W bte AciiaitiisRf evfep
t tmerat on HHttsiay
Ftdlo ic an fitness &f severaii
mouths, W , l Nicbtdis, native sf
3oKbt t'oonty, mi one f h& best
known nf mot btKhly res peeked!
Fenid nf t! StutbeFS treKB!l Si
iiis honte at Kithl! iti 5 & clock Frt
ttay att-rttotin. Hi tieaib dim
ftt a yirotee ot iwa3m wbh h fee smt
l a i nt d p r ior to V h r j st nm& ef Bast
yar. The funeral witf be feebl t
Kiddle nt 2 oVJork niisy siicr
iton, with interment of the reaistss
?tlbjttiEi in a cemetery tbere.
Mr. Nichols was bora Csw
Orevfc. Vaity asd fead t.-efi & rt-vb-nt
at Aintbern fmfKbs trmm$?
practically ait of his lUe, a3(
fur? ttt are. WbeR a y&uK: m&&
Ut enc;ij.'ed in ranching amt ftfcmett
tbvtt uccnnatitm iar at mttuber at
us well as tM'Jii? SulereJ $n tfar
mdiistries in thai paH f ibe cbhsSv,
As a rsnit uf bis aeUvjtjes assd;
rttid btjntnesx julgreBtt Mr. Kieh
itlfi ainasH! a etimiortahb fortaHe,
livside hi wife, who i& gHef
itrieken lcuse at her husbtas'
tb afb, Mr. NtHmls is sssrvv br rfie
tjroth-rs. H. K. Niclml. Henry Kteb
ois and Jake Nieisb-t, of HbbHe; . H,
Niehois of liro is way; ij5org K,
NU'ituU ,f Fortbtud, aiiil A. K. Kcb
ols, tti Ntchols Hfiiims um hr&& uitz
tprxi Mi. t. L. Willis, of KbidUe;
li!i. Uavf TbopsoB,: Krsefesfay
:ani Mrs. A. K. Tompfi f KMdfe,
Sikp Nieattls, one at the brcstbers ef
Ue ib--ae-;t, is now in Hm&imT!t
b re b
M't
i?t retlvinK nieHcat tre-
total HjtHHarttHt. Mr.
Xiehois btmmt d f wverat bmsefce
! of the M;i:ume order antl aa be
bneet to the KnsKbts of Tytbbs,
i The dee aHf was a mas f utert-
mg cbaJ-at t and was reesse4 a ?
SiehoU w;t 1'jrst tricfeeg with
jfar.t? ?.ir eT.tl mtf?tfh nmi ft?r
a tune (t Wav thontrbl Up Wmbf te-
i.ii r Th- tw-t (f iisejidEl s-ltjfl s
mr.kv-ir nt nofwit hstarrdsfje that
iit-Ve t i? emeliSitm, be . j- gras6ttsel-
iv w-itk"r tiotti last tfrrbt wba be
!fl) d Mr Nube at w-H fenwa
i jti Jti-tbiiFif . atid the news tf b
tiii vV dsib wits r'ctei her wtth ra
- bnrir Hnn4 ret-ret.
t4-t-4-4-
4-
4
4
4
4-
-.riie trf tire tieavy ralrv
ifft-jlittett, the tjintiiri - vele
ei titi-iiti rutttet-t wrtf'tt
1 t.t-i h.-tttltl le
uli Ml . fill al o'r llir-fc
...li.e'fe.!. Tttt .i,tit..t 4
e heirj trie f , aeertldltf tO
r t-rntllet-, wtVtt Offieletl
itn-4 Itt tiiiit evettt,
4.
GERMAN DRIVE BB3KN
BY rffiF.CH A1IIIEW;
SOME CROLND CAWID
i 1 fa t;ra.aJf br-
4f h.d a fm w ;Uble frtf m he
4 -.,U riH'i'ti The-t'renrft ar.rtr-f.ery
fi .1 fi if th' t$ttp f p
jHJir:!, win-re the tit rmits trt ?rse--
d d in jt iisim? gditc d;
f ft ui h bn The tJeraff ti-
jet; letii;d tsr and a tfea-ndmt
t -fftt or afMtefV, rwt-r tt:trfct
.if!ht.i tF iib-itc They sla
-bfrtf ,,UlMH rouot lrr ve sn4
t'rifvonne tt fre fbe t rertih re
I n r'b the umiiml Krftnt t hy ea
erai Xi elle Tbfr te weri U'-
i tuetld.JH
tContlnite-i on I'att Sl )
i