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VOL. XX.
ItOSKIll III). HOI til. AS COl'NTY, OHKOOX, KUWAY KA KMXti. MAY S. IHIT.
Xu. 74.
ROS
EVIEW
UNITED STATES
MII.ITAItY KXI'KHTS SAY Itl SSIA
IS Ol'T OF WAIt KOIt AT l.F.AST
TWO YF.AItS 4XD 1-ltAXCF.
IS NF.AIl THE KM OF HKIt
.MAN loWKII.
LONG WAR IS ANTICIPATED
limit 111 hum Slill Has "I'lini-h" left
First Hair Million Mt-n Arc
llc lured to Ik- a "Miw
lroi ill the HucUet."
(fly Webb Miller).
WASHINGTON, May 25. Itussia
is out of l lie war, us rar 11.4 military
power is concerned, for at least two
jeaiK, and France Is near the end of
her man power. This Is the opinion
of American military men and stu
dents, according to the reports of
American military observers. Great
Hritain h;is considerable "punch"
left, but the struggle is reaching a
point where the I'nited States must
bear the main burden. American ex
perts believe that the war will last
long. They believe that the first half
million men is a "mere drop In the
bucket," and that other vast incre
ments must follow. They deeiare
that the west front fighting Is mis
interpreted and unreliably reported.
They maintain that for months the
American people - have been led
astray in reports of the lighting. The
ullles, they declare, are not making
I be headway that Is reported here.
PEACE PROPOSALS TO
ORWARDED S
TO TOREIGN NATIONS
STOCKHOLM. May 25 The Scan
dinavian Socialists nave uniiouiic.cn
their peace suggestions. The re
eslabllBlinicut ol llelduiu, Serbia and
.vionleneKro, and Koumaliia as sep
arate nations. The luture. of Alsace
Lorraine is left tor settlement on a
basis of national right of free action.
The lielliKerent assemblies are rc-
iiuested to work for speedy peace and
general disarmamenl and tne estab
lishment ol a court ol arbitration.
Commission Leaves.
WASHINGTON. May 25. The
Hritish commission letl Washington
last night. They ill cross the Can
adian border, ending .heir visit to
America.
Hritish Claim Inroads.
LONDON, May 25. "We dealt
more effective blows to the German
submarine menace during Hie last
three weeks than during an corre
sponding period." so Lloyd-George
told the House of Commons. "The
May ship losses are probably under
those for April. We are making sat
isfactory progress." He paid an elo
iiueiit tribute to the work of the
American destroyer flotilla now op
erating in Kurop-aii waters.
Italians Make Advances.
ltOMh, May 25. The Italians in
the Julian Alps have achieved "fur
ther brilliant successes," so it is
oilicially claimed.. "Twelve hundred
Austrian were taken prisoners. The
Italian advance also continues at
other points. All Austrian cuiinler
attacks have been repulsed."
Lull Continue-.
l'AHIS, May 25. A lull is spread
over the French front and no im
portant fighting is reported.
MILITIA IS EXEMPTED
JUNE 5, SAYS REPORT
WASIIINCTOX. May US.
M ilma . v. ho are not mustered
into service, but who are sub
ject to call, du not need to reg
ister on June 5, according to
a reconstruction of the repis
ti ition proclamation explained
by the I'nited Htat-s I'rowist
Marshal In a tel. Kraul s.nt to
all governors.
M--H-H-I-H-
-K-5-M-KK
ISIIIiY IS SIMI'IMJl. -J-
. .
Tl-e bo Iv of the late I 'li-
ted st .t'-s Senator Harry Iine
left S:-n KialiM-'O at Vi'ii o'-
clock la-t nlth! for l'ortland.
here le funeral will be held
t-
some time n-M e.-k. The
body will pH-s throimh Unse
bnr on train No. 1 tonight,
the rem.tin ar aci nnitianied
led hy Mrs. Ijine an1 other
ri-iatiitt oi trie ileceaseil.
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4;tt;;l t-H-
DAMAGES ARE ASKED
BY MELROSE RESIDENT
fOR FALSE STATEMENTS
Misrepresentation of facts con
rerultiK real estate, on account of
which, he declares, he was induced
to make the purchase, was alleged In
a suit filed in the Circuit Court to
day, in which Alfred Anderson, ul
Melrose, seeks to reBiInd a contract
and obtain damages to the amount
of $:.".o from the Melrose Orchard
Company. The plaintiff la repre
sented by Attorney L. II. Sandblast.
According to the allegations set
forth in the complaint. Mr. Anderson
bought 20' acres of the firm's land
at .Melrose about a year ago. ana
agreed to pay a certain buiu and the
remainder in installments. After
working the land in order to obtain
the results which had been 'elabor
ately represented at the time of the
purchase. Mr. Anderson now declares
that lie finds the facts were grossly
misrepresented. Kach of a number
of statements regarding the quality
of soil and size of crops, lie
weie entirely false and made for theitricl Attorney (ieorge Neuner, Judge
purpose or making n ueui. iiieu. . mun nun ,
damages asked aro to cover the; missed the two criminal actions in-
amount of money paid, me attorney ,
fees, and other damages sain 10 nae
accrued as
t lie result 01 u.e iihus -
action.
voxt Ai.LA max ;i i:x ti iim ok
- THIISTY DAYS IN Till'. I'OI XTV
JAIL wnr.x hi-: I'l.F.AHS
(.1 ll.TY TO TIIK t'llAIMiK OF
THF.FT.
THOUGH T SHEEP WAS A DEER
M. W'ollf Ollil M. OlllMii, Junk Heal
ers, Will I 'lend Satin iluy on a
I'liui'Ke of Slealini! Water
W heel From l-'arnier.
When arral(,-ned before Judge I
Hamilton in the circuit Court here.
lno.
a Cll.ll r-'1'
killing
sli ecu belonging to a uiicalla ruuch-;
er by the name of Ollxufi, Tom Uh is ;
entered a plea of guilty and asked j
that sentence be pronounced without
delay.
DAVIS SENTENCED
IN CHIT COURT
When asked if he had anything to grand jury on April 15. I " I 1 . nut un
say whv sentence should not be im-lease was later referred to Ihe Fcd
poied. '.Mr. Davis arose from his j eral Court in l'ortland. He was ar
chair and addressed the court brief- lerward Indicted there and was con
Iv He admitted that he killed oneivicted and later sentenced to a term
shiep belont-'iim to the prosecutuiK
witness, but declared he thought it
was a deer. The prisoner appeared
extremely nervous during his ar
raignment but left the courtroom
without displaying the least emotion.
In passim sentence Judge Hamil
ton gave the young man some good
ath ice regarding his future conduct,1
as well us comment in g unoti bis
frank eonfep: ion. Judge Hamilton
then sentenced the prisonej- to a term
oT three months In the county jn PI. '
Havis formerly lived near Leona.
where he was urrepted about a month
ago. He has since been in jail here
pending n hearing before tho grand
jury.
Junk Men Arraigned.
M. Wolff and M. Chused, indicted
yesterday on a charge of larceny in
connection with stealing a water
wheel from II. K. Itaker. of Ash. were
also arraigned before Judge Hamil
ton In the Circuit Court today. They
were represented by Attorney Klbert
Hermann and took until t omorrow
morning at f o'clock In which to en
ter a formal plea. It was stated ibis
afternoon that these men will plead
not guilty. A few days aeo Mr. Ilaker
'was awarded a judgment In the sum
j of n7 again-t the prisoners in the
justice court here The latter action
1 w! brought by Mr. Tinker to recover
i '2't), which he claimed was the
value of the water whel.
1
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MAY 5, SAYS REPORTS
NLW YOIIK. M.iy 2'.- Kuroinan
travelers aiiivins h-re reported that
the t'umird liter J'eltrla was sub-ntarin--d
without warninir on May 5.
The vi-sil sank In ten minutes.
Kifty tliree pi rson Includine 1 v. o
colored American firemen .are tniss
Inc. An Admiralty yacht rescni 2"
persons. Travelers 'also reported th"
suhmarinine of the armed Hritish
J- sti-amer Miine, iind--r American
4. charter and flyine the Americsn flan
4. All on board wire rescued. I' was
4. renort'-d al-o that th Iiriti-h sti nni-
4 er f'orfleld was
submarine victim.
1 Review Want Adu. brlni reuU.
SHERIDAN CASES
.IRE DISMISSED
I
i
IMSTItliT ATTOItNF.Y tiKOIKiK
NFl.NI'.lt TOKAY l'll.l:l A MO
TION IX THE tTIUTIT 1)l ltT
ASklMi THAT 1MIHTMFNTS
HE DISMISSED.
THREE WITNESSES ARE DEAD
The IHslrii-t Attorney Also, lulled
Addition to the I'lii-doiiinir of
Mr. islici idtul ly President
Wilson lii'rcntly.
Acting upon n motion filed by Dis-
voiving 1. it. . I",,,lr"' I
presiuem ui inn rum .......o,,... ......... 1
i inis cn. uui i i""r
at North Hend. Coos county.
In 0110. of the 'cases dismissed here
today Mr. Sheridan was charged with
forging the name of John Servia. an
alleged Catholic priest, to a promis
sory note in the sum of $S0ti0. This
transaction occurred on February S,
101O, according to the Indictment re
1 turned against Mr. Sheridan, and the
money taken from the Dank to satis
fy the note was the property of K. 1".
and Mrs. Emily I'rchle.
In his motion asking for a dismis-1
sal of this action the district attorney ,
said he had made a careful and
painstaking search for Mr. Servia. al
leged signer of the Instrument, but 1
had failed to ascertain his where- I
shouts. The district attorney said I
such a man w as thought to have been j
in lioseburg about the year 19 Id, but
he could find no person who knew
where he was located at the present
time. District Attorney Neuner al-.-o
set out in the motion for a dis
missal that C. K. Murks, William
Carlon and F. . Stewart, three of
ihe principal witnesses for the state.
!iad died since the Indictment against
I Mr. Sheridan was returned. The
lion lapse of time between the time
'or the alleged shady transaction and
I the prescent dale made a conviction
j in the case impossible, according to
the district attorney.
In the other action Mr. Sheridan
was licensed of embezzling, in con-
nection Willi withdrawing from the
bank approximately $511110 belonfing ,
to Mrs. I-aura verreii. or r.dennower.
This monev. It was alleged, be con
verted to his own use. Mr. Sheridan
was indirted on this count by the
in tne reuerai peiiMeiiiiai .
weeks ago 1'resldenl Wilson ptr
dnned Mr. Sheridan, in compliance
with the reiinest of many of his
friends who signed a petition asking
for his release from jeopardy.
With the dismissal of these Indict- l
mows. Mr. Sheridan is now unincum
bered by criminal proceedings for the
first time in more than six years.
Ilought An Automobile
C J. Arnold .the Looking Glass
sawmill man. has purchased a Ford
automobile through the W. A. Ilnir
agency of this cily. The car is
equipped with an el.-ctrir starter and
is one of the most attractive ma-
chines in Ihe ciiy."
ROSEBURG MAN HEED
AS WITNESS AGAINST
ALLEGED LIQUOR MEN
j
ern
V. Kowli
Pacific br
well know n Soul h-
inan of this city.
aki
was held at Lugn Thursday to ap-(
pear as a witness In ihe rase of ihj
state ugaiint ',. K. Hloat and C. H. ;
shumway. employes of tbt? Oregon '
Liectric Railway, who were ,rrei.d
at the uni erf it y city Wednesday
night charged with importing I i
into a dry state. i
The complaint again?! tin so men
charges them with transporting 12 t
quarts of Cednrbrook whi-ky from a
point n..ir t;l'Mi to Springfield
over th" Pacific II ghv.av. The offi
cers relieve they are mi- men wnu
took the ii.pior off from Southern
I'acffir tr.iin at en ear!; hour Wed
nesd.iy and carrying it throuth
Springfield bid it in u r-lourh north of
KeuMK'. v h'-re it was found later by
li putv Sheriff LMkiti.
Mr. Ko vl-r I. ad no'hing to do with
the trait-art ion. "tier than the s'cte
intends to prove by this witness that
tin in' n under arret are the person
who tof.k the iMjuor from the train
on which tie was deployed as brake
man. . -
The reu :lar tehearal of the !loe
buic .Iuenili Hand, wtii'h bid been
-h'duld for tonight hm been post
poned f'Tairt- of tiie Senior play at
th Antler's Theater.
PENDLETON MEN Will
OPEN NEW THEATER
HERE TOMORROW
A new theater will be opened here
tomorrow hy "The Utterly' Theater
Company, in the building formerly
occupied bv th Palace Theater. "The
I Liberty" will be operated and man
aged by men from Pendleton, who
are all experienced in the theater
business. K. I Cooper Is the man
ager, and the other members of the
company are Mark Hunan and Uert
Mays, all of Pendleton.
Mr. Cooper said thin morning that
he Intended to remain here perma
nently and make the theater a first
clasn establishment for the peonle
of the eity. lie has spent practical
ly all of his life In the theater busi
ness, and has managed every line,
from dramirvtnd vaudeville to mo
tion pictures. Ho will feature only
motion pictures on the start,
mav later put on vaudeville,
but
ill- '
cordinu; to the taste of the public,
Mr. Cooper Is thinking of many
flew features and has contracted to
show the films of the Mutual Star
,-,,,.,.. ;,
lna,le ,,,,.,,.,
nd the World llrady-
pit't 11 res. He wild t Hat tnes
are a verv lilgli type oi pictures and
are a VH
m.lujt, nillll)- f
the best known
actors and aitresser-. He Is think
ing oj bringing Sarah llernhardt
here in "Mothers of France" before
long, and others who will appear
are: Ann M unlock. Clara Kimball
Young. Alice Itrady, llolhrook Minn,
Robert Warwick. C.iil Kaln. Mollie
King. Montague Love. Marguerite
Kis.'her,
I irosslcr
liordon.
Jarkio Saunders. Marie,
Mary Miles M inter. Kilty
Carhl, lllnckwell. Kk ! t
Fellows and
K. K. Lincoln.
IIKI'lTY SIIKItll'l-' lltAMv HOP
KINS SKtT ltKS I'HISIIM It AC
Tilt SrilMITTI.Ntt TACTS UK-
luiKi-: .i:i jt i v will
l-'ACi: CHAKI.i: OK ItAI'K.
; CONFESSION Of GIRL OBTAINED
d,.,,.,!;,,. Ability Is Shown in
Work
id Ollicer i:lilence Obtained
After l.onir Wail Mini)'
l'eode Knew l-'mts.
. . , . ,1 I. . I, .... rt
of
Deputy Siiei ilf frank llopkin
of t'Hiivoiiville. iesultd today in tin
arrest today of Joe Mi tMnnis. u wtdl
known resident of the Cow Creek
Valley, and his later appearance be
fore the grand jury this afternoon.
McCinnls is about :l". years or age
and had been wanted by the off her,
for some time, lie is charged with
the crime ot rape.
Kollow ing a con legion obtained
from a 1 4-year-old girl who was
l.i .nii nt hen- hv I lie anvoimlle ol
tie"r yestenlay. the grand Jury or-i
dered at once that netion be taken
to bring the man to trial. The wlmb
affair, though long s.ispe.ted by the
officers and by many peiso'W resid
in in the Cow Clerk section, came!
to a swilt conclusion and as a great
surprise to those who had speculated
on the matter before the grand Jury.
With an tinier to secure a warrant
trom Hie .liiKtice of th I'eai e at
Clendale, Deputy Sheriff Hopkins
left for that city last ewning and
after a rid" of 2 miles up the riwi '
by automobile, succeeded in appre
hending his man as the latter n
in the act oT rising from his bed thi
morning. Mctlinnis t once denied
the charge but agreed to accompany
the ' officer to this city without
double.
According to the officers, the ar
rest of Met limits has been long
! nought, but was never possible be
anse, of Ihe lack or sufficient cvi
. dencp. Uecently. however, t hiotiL'h
the expert work or I ie;nttv Sheriff
llooVins. the girl wat interviewed
land n full confession was obtained
to iminv of the hcU fiuspei t"d. Knr
t ther skill bv the nfTi-i-r was next n
unite-! "i biing her to thN it. but
thb' w;is also done wMlio-it the line
fact- being known t. the mother
It Is belii vi il that
k now led ' f He '
would il.iuh'l- h.i
d.nifliter if she had
r.o-e of the officer'
i;;riiit'- i al-o a
mnt'-.'-r and ai, un. I
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knnwii tli'1
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and
ii -inn.ai r Ii d.
vt.cinnK went at or-i- inlu
II"
urand ).irv inolil fi'liiwin;; hlJ
r'. I this alt"tni...n The I'irl
l
stiipnlnj at a loial hotel and 'll
in.'a'.lv remain under the pr. it'
ll. ,., of the riffl. ! until "ft"''
Iri.
il She has a i hild lib h Is ali' in
nontll old.
M. .Inhn Freeii.an. of Sewpoit
nrrUcd beie la't fienlng Ui spend
j s few days.
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CQW CREEK MAN
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CLERK RECEIVES
! lETTERjOM COOS
.loll Mil. I, I It. or DliAIN, WHO
I IS ItH AI'll) IN t'OOS 1(11 NTY.
' Wit III :s FOIt IM'OlSM ATION
I kki. iihi; thi: W Ait i i:si s
, l; I .!-. I H A 1 ll IN .
NEW ORDER RECEIVED HERE
1 on tiiy Clerk l.euo Snys He Jlns Ite
cciied Many Letters Itcgarding
Hie War Census During the
lns--Vw las.
That there are unite a number oT
persons in this .section of the Mate
who uie not tuiiulutr uitii the details
connected with the war ccuhuh which
is to be taken on June a. huh the
statement made hi re today by Coun
ty Clerk i:. II. Lenox.
To illustrate the misunderstanding
that exists in some quarters. Clerk
Lenox said be today received a letter
from John Miller, of Drain, who Is
now employed in Coos County, in
which the IctU r wanted to nimw if it
would be possible to lun e resist ni-
tiou cards sent lo him al that place.
(av M.,;t wnn! t(, M, yllUt.v Ih..t ).
W4i.l.l lie n.nsidcre.I .in ah,, nte. nml
it would be necessary for him ti ap
pear at the clerk's oiTiee at C.MUilb'(
the county seat of 1'oos County, and
register in person. His n kiki rat ion
card must then be sent to the sheriff
here.
According to Clerk l'nox. all per-
sous w ho are absent from their home j
precincts, mid cannot return there on
the date designated for the war ecu j
sus. should call at the office of the
county clerk in the county w here
they are located and reisiur The!
registration rard will be Ktven to the)
person who rentiers, and this, ti-
Keiher with a self addressed stamped
envelope, must be senl lo the sherilf
of tlie county Iti which the applicant
tor registration reside. litis regis
tration card will then be turned over
to the rccistn.r ot the precinct in
which tie pel ' .1 r Kislci ill); llvi."MM
the sheriff. 'I h'1 resist in r in tin a
will issue 11 certilicale of registration
and this will be placed in the ;ul
dressed cm elope furnished by t lie
applicant and mailed. Persons who
send t he resist rat ion cards lo (heir
home sherills should be sure to ho
addrevH the enclosed return euehipe
that they will receive the certificate
01 registration.
Kailroad employes, who expect to
bi nut of the city on war census day
SIIOI1 Id a I II IOI I I'KIM I ii l Hill J1 I III'
Olllll v clerks ot f ice w it hou t delay.
These resist i .it ion cat ds can le
turned over to Sheriff (.'nine at any
time prior to the date for taking the
war census and Jie will see that they
ure filed Willi the legist rars of the
precincts lu whi li the applicant for
regi".i rat Ion resides.
' I nder no cii en itii titncey can the
( clerk send rri'isi i a t ion cards lo per
MOi:l who teel that they c.iniiot
ler in pei : on. according to a nif-sii'i1
I received by County d. rk I.ei,D linm
jibe Adjutant -Cum i at lod.i.v. I' I'sotis
! affect ed by the war cctimih order who
are without a certificate of ret' Intra
' Ooit following the ilte-i'ie of the eg-
Mratlou booths on June a. lie
.subject to arre-t and pine-cut inn, ae-
cording to the fdienfl.
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NEW YORK RESIDENT IS
IN CITY FOR SUMMER; IN
SPECTS SUNSHINE RANCH
Louis W01 nisor. retired hat mer
chant, of New Yolk, arrived In
ttosc burg this morning and may re
main lor the remainder of the suin-j
mi r. lie left today for the Sun-
shine ranch, east of tills city, ill
which he is Interested with A. T. I
Lawrence, and will probably spend
the greater part of bis time there.
Following Mr . Wormser's ur
inal, the two men held a conferenc
at the I'mpiiiia Hotel relatjve to
the disposition of their loganberry
crop. Tne returns irom 1110 111-,
creased acreage given to Ihe pro-
duct this year Is expected to be enor-
moiis ami 11 w in umiiiicn u- '
lrt on 1
of the larnest in the stule. Al
thouKh several proiosilionn were
considered. It will probably not be
decided what nciiun will be taken'
until M r. W n r in se r has ins pec t ed j
the .mounds and further time Is
taken for consideration. Due of the!
plans in view is the erection of a
private drier on the place, while
others involve the sale of the crop
to outside parties. i
The men will return bete In a few
da vs. when they will make know n
their decision and take steps to
tarry It oat. The berries are now
said to be in excellent shape and J
will reach maturity some time Into
in July.
ILL EXTERMINATE
HHOSIIIEIS;
j
j
PLAN'S Alii: lll- INti Mvi: roll AN
i:Tr.NSl K CiMPAU.N TO l!ll
Till'. Ctit NTY OI' (illtU Nil ;
si.n ntiti:
WHICH Mil. I ItV
IIKSTIII t ill I
If ARM LAEOilTO Bt OUGAMZEOm
Mr. C. I, lbilley, .f S..IHU le
Oceli, Hah llts-o Appointetl
eireseii(aliie of .Menial
Culture Club.
A very rigorous rniupnimi nitalnst
Uiollll.l Miuirrels will be mailed noon
in luiiifclas I'ouuly. ai'cordlni; lo (.
.1. I'urd. coiiulv oriianh'.er of
the
fooil ii'eiari.ilness cauiii.tlr.il. Mr-.
Hunt stilled Unit n (treat ainolllit of
uraltl and other iiroiliulM were l.e
uk deal ro ed lai'iy year by the anl-i
ic. .Is. and that this I.h a tiiue when
all Tood iiosHlhle ahoulil lie conserv
ed. II" mi hi that this nioM'iinnl
would be of ureal value to the'
farmer and save a ureal deal of his,
erojiM Unit. hao liereluloi i I n
wasted. j
It appears that in certain (.cllons
or Ihe county the Kiniind siiuiui'l
has really he.oiuo a pest, and me. is
nri's sloiuhl he taken to coinhat It.
I They destroy much of the small
j c. rain and lin'ii' elci initiation will
in. -an a ureal work here. The plan
has I II Hied lery sin aessl ul l III'
I ol i.i'l' pi slll'illal Iv ttoilhli'd. and
i i as a Kl cat benefll ill .lie It "on
i County last )oar. It Is Ihouvht that
la svalemata eainiaii!ll ai-.aiust tin
unu ii
is w ill soon liniiti.it'' ttic.t
In a leller leee le, bv Ml', tilllll
Ibis uioiiiliiu froni It. A. War. I. stale
j hinlorli I :i 1:1 :i ill . he says. "1 have
I mt r iv I a letter f rum I lirei lor
I Ileicl. in hi. h he stales that on
ale ili'-iioils III slailiim a lilolllld
-iiiiri"l e.iuiii.iii'n in lio'iul.is I'oun
: iy In .I'ine. 1 have wtltteii I, ,in Ihis
III. ll II I II l: that I will be plea' , al lo
1 work with joil from .line I'll to
lline I Ith. and oi an s. In dill"
1 our mi "t i ii i', a. coi ilinr.ly.
j " l II " liliv l I llsllallv M
Hi. a .let ill" I ral ho I '.I I ' ll of l",l."ll
. li, I I i;- III -onle 111 lii" lliei-l-
, mi; . t" ruriihdi I he follow mi:
ii-le I 'I ipiarts of w hole ha I lev
l riilitlliueil on Tax" Six I
art
(OAS! ARIIMfRY 10 i
BE CONSCRIFIiD INTO
imii mm sodn
ll
.l.r
I ' ,
, the
. i.l . I .
a 1 I ill
I,
hi.
lit 11,
mi
.HI in- Nalliill.ll I
chl.lll.l- the Kia-I
if III-
v. ill I," illaf . d into til" I' 'I
1 ice iii J 11 1 v . I he orders i",
l,..,- "Inn K I"1 la v also 1 1 ' i' ' I
w 01 k ol I' ci Ml! Hie all ll.se .
lions lo foil war -irciirlh
; .III. d. which l : . 11. r ii I In'
1. a, Iv done Alt- r Im-iiik dm
has ul
ed III'"
( I ll I II "el l I"" Ih" llielllh.'l'. Of
coal -1 r 1 1 1 r v may he rent I"
point for a noil I ihI' I Ih" pros
- lein thev are a slat" hioly ami
subject to onb r-i from the miv
INDIANS WILL HELP
I I1E0QWAP
K. COi:, OK TIIK ItOSF.IIl'IMJ IX
III IN AtiFXCY, liKCKlVK.S AN
INTLIIF.STINtJ CI.II'I'INU I'KOH
-THK skahchi.kjht," rrii-
I.ISIIKIl AT l:l:HI)IS(i. CAL.
GARDEN TRUCK MOST NEEDED
w..i.l ..r i. i-,u
Anion;; the Indian)
Will Probably 1U .Much Appreci
ated by the Administra
te u Ollk.iK.
1 That the Indians of Soutnorn Ore
gon and Northern California are tak
HiK an active interest in the food pre
paredness campaign which is now bo
1 iiic conducted throughout the entire
Tutted States, was the statement
made hero today by C. K. Coe, u
1 perintetident of the oltseburt; Indian
I agency.
1 S. vera! weeks mzo Mr. Coe re
ceived a letter from Cato Sells, com
1 missioner of the Indian department,
juri;iiip the local oil trial to use bis
influence with the Indians of this lo
jcallty In hopo that they could be hi
ilueneed to eiiKaRe in aKricultural
pursuits on a commercial scale and
thereby assist in relieving the food
hortace which may follow In the
iwake of the present war between the
United Stales and dermany.
Act i 11 ir uion the contents of this
letter. Mr. Coe sent circulars tu I ho
Indians under his jurisdiction In
which he ui Ked them to "(set back lo
)ho M)tr alH til(, Hdiulnistration
in the campaign ftr Increased fooil
production. To the Indians who do
not own laiiit, .ir. t oe suKnesieu uiai
'they lease small tracts in the imine-
diale vicinities of their homes and
ctc.ii:o in the production of Karden
truck, oilier eutially as liuiiortant
instrticlions anil sllt-'Kcsllons wer
coniainiMi in i iiu circular iirepareu uy
-. Cue.
This n.ornine .Mr. Coe received n
clippiiiK from "The Searehilclit,"
niii'liahcd al Ilcddliis.', Cat., which In
l flii-iid .i that the Indians have hecoltlft
enthused ill the food rauipaiKn nnd
will lo their share towards relieving
any ihortiiKe that may exist as tho
war prepresses.
Tin' cllpp'iii; Is self-explanatory
and follows:
Th" ludianit held n meetlnir on tho
Island between (llenhiirn and liana
yesterday allcrnooii. It was called.
loo, by the Indians themselves to
consider the food supply and to "help
on I Ihe white man in ills trouble," as
Chief Jack Johnson, of fill villi-, said.
"While man c.innol Rivo.us food
now." said the chief. "Indiana must
plant tbi-ir own ciinb-iiK and raise
polatnoa and vegetables. " It Is not
all l. ilk auioui; the Indians, for sev
eral who have not suitable land of
their own have rented lain) from tho
libit" men so they ran put III Kar
,! ns somet hitiK lliey have never
In -i li known to do before.
o! i n i.ks i:i.i:tTi:n.
i::'i;
lllli, I'
ll ay by
I ) I".
:l-:. Die.. Mny S.-i.
elected here jester-
!-d-
the lliand U)d'e, I. ().
folio: I'oitcst I.. Ilub-
.;. b
A- d
I, I
of linker. (Iraiid War
i;ori:' Ticfiell. of Ash- .
Hi and M.nter: W. F.
er. o,' .-inilimfleld. Hep- 4"
ii ;
tatl.l.
all:
Illy
Crand Master; K. K.
.s'hiuon,
S- nlarv
The Hail
ll,iiiv S
of I'liithind. Ill'iilid
; O. 11. I Inane, of
c. ilran.l Treioairer: -U
S. Wcslhiook. tiralld "J
nt:itii': John M. I'ix- 4"
t'oiiland. trustee Odd
til" '
i. of
iiow
Home.
-t..T....;....v.i!i!-M-4:-MH'
P0RiLKD MAN SAYS
0;UG0N Will ENJOY
TO PilOSr tliOliS RA
liilslr.e?.s alt. ills 111 4"
an- '..si In irovinn: 4"
:t :t" is destined 10 en- 4"
1-1,1 ot prosperity unpre- 4
d in us history, was 4
li, tion liiinlo he(e to- 4
I"
I',
nk A. Teriy. repre- .J-
Coin mi-reo Safe 4
1 1, ,1 an 1 l,irtc:mc ( 0111- -
1,1 I'oiihiinl. Mr. Terry 4
.1 ..-". I In h indllni; bonds 4
. ' I tora hise In Ioik-Ii 4
il,.. 1.11-ine.s t-.-nilitlons of 4
1 to Mr. Terry will re- 4.
here for several days 4
iiimic with other peoplo .J
i.ihei wisi' lookini; iil'ti r 4
el I
ith
'4-!-
and
.. Ih" duties of his official posl- 4
1 J. tion lie pronounced llose- 4
.1. l.iii one of the most enter- 4
.1. i,ii-in.; ami tneliopolitan 4
l.i. towns of ill sie h" has ilslled 4
.!. si nnnl'ik" to On'Ron. 4
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