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ROSKRI ltd, IKHULAS INTY- URKISOX, KATUHKAV KVKMMi, MAV -I. 11117.
Nil.
GERMAN AIR RAID
VERY SUCCESSFUL
SIXTKKN (.KRMAX Mill RAI T ON
-I ItlllAY MARK THK HLOOIUKsT
tkitomc itAii) !' i:m;i.am
MNl'K THK lli:ilX.MN(i OK Till:
WAR 711 ARK DEAD.
MANY CHILDREN WERE INJURED
The RhIiI url-el Oxer tlie South
east Const null Hie Damage Whs
Cooliocd I'mt'lit'iilly t -'ie
Town llrili-h Attack.
(By Ed I.. Keen I.
LONDON. May 26. Sixteen Ger
man uircrart yesterday made the
bloodiest Teutonic air raid since the
beginning or the war. The Admiral
ty has announced the details.
The official casualty list lixed the
number of dead at 76, Including -7
women and 23 children. The Injured
number 174, including 3 women
and lit children. The Royal Flying
Corps battled with the invaders while
crossing Kngland, downing three ol
the Germans. The Naval Air Ser
vice, when -the German crossed the
channel, battled with them again,
so far as known the Urltish ma
chines were not damaged .according
to the report. The raid occurred over
the southeast coast. The damage was
confined principally to one town.
Positions Improved.
LONDON, -May 2li. The Urltish
slightly iinuroved their positions on
the right ofxhe river Scarpe, no Gen
eral llaig reported, revealing a gen
eral continuance of the lull on the
western front.
Prisoners Are Taken.
UOMK. May 20 The Italians took
3500 Austrian prisoners and pro
gressed on the Carso front, it was
officially announced. Much material
was captured.
Royalty Makes l.anleu.
PKTIKH.KAl), May 2i. Mr. and
Mr Nicholas Romanoff, also the
Misses Romanoff and Master. Rotuati
. oil', have joined the baclt to the
soil" movement. They are planting
potatoes in the palace park. A big
audience watched the seven mem
bers of erstwhile royalty, wearing
peasant clothes and doing peasants'
work.
Pence Medina Failure.
STOCKHOLM. May 21.. It is ap
parent that the German peace meet
ing failed. Separate conferences- are
continuing. Secretary Lansing's an
nouncement that American Socialists
will not be allowed to attend, dis
mayed and d"ressed the delegates.
They declared the report vas either
false or Is the result of a tnisuiidi r
standing. "SHASTA LIMITED" WILL
WILL CHANGE SERVICE
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In support of tlie preilic- .
tioll made by tile Heiiew u few 4
laM UKo. it was? announeed
in San I'raniiBio tolay lliat 4
the Southern I'aeifle t'onipaliy f
intends to eliminate the Shasta
Limited within the next few 4"
weeks. Tlie traftie oftiiinU of f
all Western railroads will meet .J.
on .1 ii lie ." at C'hi'auo lo ur- 4
tail the i.senser Bervi. e, 4"
;.iul niiike other (hanses tiring- 4
in K alioul a tralislnMtion 4
revolution. Tlie report re- 4"
eehed here n.ldeil that other 4
passenger trains may he 4
eliminated and many of the 4
men now einploe, in handlini; 4
th"se trains w ill he tied in op- .J.
PtatitiK freight trains. 4
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Judge llnmllton t?ils afternoon
granted derrees ot divorce in the
cases of G. H. Lliurenie vs. Mrs. Vlr-j
K i li I ii Laurence, and It. K. 1'hu e vs
Mabel Place fieseition was charged,
In the r.unier complaint, while cruel,
and Inhuman treatment s''' ""'
In ihe latter suit. There were nn
ihildren or property interests at
stake.
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Dren Th.tm: sn. deputy
eilee warden, slated this a ?
teritiittn that all fi-ttel It-en
should hereafter keep th.-ir
nets out of ihe eenptiua llivc-r
from t, o'clock Setnrlav even
ing until t oh lock Siinthiy af
ternoon. This is made r e
snrv untler the provNh.ns of a
new '.aw- i.a-.ed nt the last se-i-sittll
of (he Suite Legislature,
nod which became effective on
May 21.
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C0NSIR1ER Will STAND
BURDEN Of WAR TAX;
REVENUE Bill READY,
WASHINGTON'. May :C The
consumer will hear the burden of the
Government's l.Snti.uoo.uno rev
enue bill, if the Senate tinance com
mittee pursues its present course.
It adopted the policy today of ex
cluding the gross sales taxes, and
about i 1 S.UOO.IIUO in 11.-1 be raised
otherwise. The Senate committee
struck from the hill the fiv.i per cent
taxes on the sales of automobiles,
trucks, bicycles, motorcycles, wagons
Hnd tires. Aa a substitute, a license
on the motorcycle and automobile
owner is planned.
Slackers Are lteatcn.
NEW YORK, May 26. Slackers
cannot be Quakers.
So great was the rush of conscrip
tionable youths to tenenis of the
Quaker faith, which is exempt from
conscription, that the Society of
Friends has planned to bar all con
verts of military age for the period
of the war. v
Destroyer on Rocks.
AMERICAN 'PORT, Hay 20. The
I'nited States destroyer No. D was
grounded on the rocks and badly
danr.ig.d. Tugs pulled the vessel off.
JOK M'tilSMS, 'OF COW t'RKKK
YAI.I.KY. Ml ST FAI R TRIAL ON
A 'HA!U;K OF WCONINti HIS
I l-YKAK-OI.II MKCK W AS
Ritot (iur iikrk krihav.
CGNflNED IN COUNTY M
Mti.innis Will He Defended hy Altor
Iiey .It, hit T. and Will
l-.n(er i. I oi tual I'lea in
Coin t .Momiity,
The last official aet of the Kouclas
County grand jury, which adjourned
at "l 0 o'clock ilua nior n i it i? , al ler a
fotlr days' .session, was tlmt of re
turning all iiidicliMeut uMumst Jo
Aictiinnis. of t'ow Cret-k ailey, wliu
is tiial-ed with the crime of rap'
This is pioiiahiy one of lli iho.t
laeKravated casi-s tlmt has h. t n c;;!l''d
' to tile attentioieof tin I'ourlas t'ollll
ty olYicers for f veral years, and the
; iiHlielment of the principal followen
!afur a most thorough iu i.-l ieat ion
' at Tlie hands of the grand Jurors. The
j pirl in the ease is Lillie Koiidean, the
i i-year-oia niece oi ine iieuniiaiiT.
She appeared before tlie grand jury
yesterday and told a shameful story
of how she had been wronged by her
uncle. On her knee was an infant
cliilil. which was born to her late last
April.
McCinnis was arrested nl Ills home
in few Creek Valley early Friday
morning by III puly Kheriff Frank
Hopkins imd Was brought here yes
terday afternoon, lie Is now in the
county jail, where lie will remain
p.'lidini; disposition ot his case by the
Circuit Court.
When arrairncd h. fTire Judu'c
Hamilton following the rWurn of the
indictment again-i h;iu this morning,
Mciiinnis inlorue'fl the court thM he
DQUGLAS 11 MAN
IIGIIEO TODAY
wished an attorney, but was without per luoo of populalioil can be accoin
fuiKls. Judge Hamilton then ate uiodal"d. and it is made very plain
point"d Atiorney John T. Long to that no "slackers" need apply. M'-n
arrange for his defense. McC.innls ..ligible for ser ice In this call must
wil plead at . o'clock Monday morn- be between the age of IK and 4't
mg. ihe otltcers had been in s. arch
of McCinnis for several months, but
it was not until last Wednesday that
lie was located by lieputy Sherifr
Hopkins. His arre-t followed early
the following morning.
Lelinar r.nr-VM rel'irned l;i-t een-
ir'.' to Sen Kian. i- o to the Naval
I t ?
ning Slilien liie.e. after enloy
a severa1 dav ' tillloilah he:
, nij
with his parent--. Vr. mid Mrs. L. .1 .
I ;rnes. The oung man is well
jdeaseil witli navy service and ex
pects to he sent to the Asiatic fleet
otf i" loast o; China on his return.
At th" cour; hotl-e this afternoon ,
Sherifr Ceo. (.mine ln-ld sir sheriffs I
sales. In each in. t. nice the properly i
involved was purrh.i-e tl b;. the pl.,ni
tlfls. :
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t-rmeeat is engage.! In
g net the per-tm wloi
nrf" to 1 lei ten nv 1 ! e
'' it Am -ii, ;in tttrpetlo
r h.n! It-ft fur Kuroiie
,,r -.ilttc. 11 me- to mine
t of their ,i --t .itiitii
1 ti i-t r a 1 1 i v al.
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MORE INQUIRIES
RECEIVED TODAY
SOITHKKN I'At'll'lf ArtKXT AT
IMTI!A.VHAS THK IXIPUKSSION
UK WOt I K H AYR TO COMK TO
ROSKIIl IK. TO ItKI.ISTLR
OTHKRS ASK INFORMATION.
REPLIES SENT OUT TODAY
County Clerk Lenox Sy There Ar
!,idenll.v Jnite ia Number or
Men Whii Do Not rndertuml
I hi !nM"UuimtUn.
County Clerk K. H. Lenox toila
rceied letters from Karl Miller, of
Drain, and Hurley Hall, of Huthan,
n which they requested information
regarding the war census which is to
taken throughout the I'nited
States oil June 5.
In the former Inquiry Mr. Miller
aid he Intended to leave Drain with
in the next few days for Coos Coun
ty, where he has accepted employ
ment. As a result of his removal
from the lounty he asked whether ho
would he required to register in his J
home precinct or at the place of his!
new residence. In reply to this In- j
quity Clerk I.enox wrote a letter to
Mr. Miller informing him that ho
ou!d either register In Kopeburg be
fore going away or apply for regis
tration at the clerk's office in Coos
,'ounty following his arrival there.
In the latter event it would be neces
sary, for him to send his registration
ard to Sheriff Quine, who in' turn
would forward it to the registrar of
his home precinct in this county.
Mr. Hall, of Dothan, Is employed
ii the signal department of the S. V.
U. It. Co.. and he thought he would
have to come to Hosehurg to register
on Ihe date of taking the census,
t'lerk I.enox Informed Mr. Hall that
lie rould register with the war mar--h;tl
of the West Fork precinct, and
viaild not be compelled to comn to
toscburp.
Many other inuuirics have been re
ceived hy the clerk during the past
fVw di'ys. and it is evident that quite
i number of men are not familiar
with the details of the registration.
The proclamation of the President
'fleets nil men between the ages of
-l and "(t years, inclusive.
DRFXV IIAVCIIFR IIKRF.
I. .1. Norman, at one time city
marshal here but for the past lew
years engaued in ranching near
lirew, mrived here this morning to
iend a few days. He is registered
it a local hotel.
VOLUNTEERS Will BE
ENLISTED BY LOCAL
RECRUITING OfflCER
llecruiting tiilioer Hall, who lias
been stationed here lor several
niolllhs, today distributed posters
iboiil the rily asking for 700, lino
lelunleers to participate in tlie prcs
. nl war between the I'nilcd States
and ('icrmnn.
It Is estimated that only seven men
ars. The pay lor service In the
.irni v has I n doubled, according to
Mr Hall, and It is not believed any
i ........ i :ll I ...l..r...l In i.i.t.
ii i .i i u,
io volunteer siiuinw aei'i. ...
11.11 l. I,,.. eliree of this work In
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houglns Coiinly.
DOUGIAS MAN CLAIMS
BOUNTY Of $180 FOR
k'inf rnvnTF pfiiNarrdtv:!::::,:;:;1'';;-:;
It.
It.iymond, of Salem.
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this afteinoon brought
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the pelts of nine coyotes
l,:,li he killed on North
Myi 1 le Cre, k. He ret elve.I a
total of lls'i bounty lor the
minimis, fmlv a tew day ago
he httittchl In two other coy
ote pelt Iur which he claimed
i" houiitv. Mr. Ilayiiiond I"
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ri'-nt etl hunter and
trapper mid expels 10 remain
in lioti.'las County
the i"i!iiltiei. He has
dining 4
the dis- Ju
tin. th, n t,f
n.-t ,,, 1
'"utility sin
eeelvlng Ihe ,g
pnitl liV lliilll'liis
, the lien- coyote
effective ere
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II 1 e
DILIARD LAD PAROLED
IN ROSEBURG TODAY;
1IIEET WAS CHARGED
Ezra .Haefner. indicted by the
grand Jury iast Thursday on a chaise
of larceny of hheep from a rancher
at LMlUrd, appeared In the Circuit
iwiri nere huh morning and-entreu
a plea of guilty. I'nou recomiinn
daitoa of the district attorney, the
young man was sentenced to the stat
utory term in the penitentiary and
then paroled.
In recommenedinK leniency In
Haefner't caBe, District Attorney
Neuner informed tho court that he
was suffering from lung trouble and
he feared that incarceration in the
county jail might hasten his end. It
was also stated tlil his mother la ill
and that he haa a sister dependent
upon him for '(support. Further re-n-rks
of tho prom-cuting officer
showed that Iluelner's mother was
arranging to sell her property at 1MI
lard and leave for California In hope
of benefittliiK her health.
I'pon this showing made by the
district attorney, Judge Hamilton
readily agreed to parole the prison
er. In a brief ail dress to the defend-
jant Judge Hamilton 'gave him 'some
advice regarding his future conduct.
and showed him where his manner
of living could be improved.
HELD MEET PLEASED
PUPILS Of TUlllRTON
SCHOOL IAST FRIDAY
The students of Kiillerlnn school
In West-ltoseburg Friday afternoon
held their tirst field meet for the
season and the event was pronounced
a grand success.
About six weeks ago the pupils
of the schools were divided Into
two equal divisions for athletic prac
tice and the final field meet, (leorge
Hinsdale wa chosen the leader of
one division, and Louis Kolilhagen.
Jr.. of the other. Itoth the boys
and girls participated in tlie nieit.
The division were grouped Into
three classes, A. II. and C. Ono of
tho hard fought contests was the
standing broad jump between Max
llutner and Merrill Senior. Hlltncr
finally withdrew from tlie conu4.
giving lifs points to his opponent,
on a difference of a small fraction
of an inch.
Another close and very interest
ing contest was tlie A class pole
vaujt between Virgil I'orrlno and
tieorge Singleton. Virgil Perrlne
won this contest.
Hubert llarralson, eight years
old. won the c das chinning event.
chinning tlie bar 12 times. S e of
tile "older pupils could not do us
well.
The events of the afternoon In
cluded races of varioits distances,
broad jump, high jump, pole vaull.
trapeso work, rope pulling, hall
throwing, chinning, hoop rolling and
other events.
Tlie scon? stands as follows: Louis
Kolilhagen sipiad. Xl. and Ceorge
Hinsdale siiiad. :'.. there being t ".
points to be decider! Monday morn
ing hv events which could not he
held In the nark I'ridav afternoon
I. llarralson. C. W. Uradford and
Lyle Perrino assisted In londiictinc
the meet.
GERMANS WERE TAKtN
TCR ATTEMPTED PLOT
TO DYNAMITE DEPOT
i:io in: J.M.li:i, May
Captain V ndnig and eight y
tieriiiall seamen llulll the III j
leriied Ceriiiau ship who at- 4
tempted to dvnamite tin. gov- .J.
4 erniiient dep'it.
!l!eel1.
Tin, excitement is
rentetidnil',
war :-pirit
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J. l:i:tiM;in shinH are now ipaimi-
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'.J. if i k 'he Atlalilie. The III nA ! n n
j . CuntrresH is roiiilmiiiiK '
serr-t disrusloiiM of the uiter-
4 national Kltuatioii.
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the home
ol her soli. It. K. Smith
turn home tomoi row iin'l
-ompanleil by her son ami
They will Inal.e Hip
bile. '
She will 1
will be at
his wife,
by niitolt
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I 'i .-'t a It s Seliillor Lit IU
itiiivdl ii is morii.ng.
home ihittne'i the nn
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It was .J
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,1 by a guard of flic- j.
ileb giii Ions of prttml- 4
1 omp.itiit
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rent cit l'iis I- 1 um 1 o
this afternoon iiniil ", o
Monday afle'lioon I L
will lie in .tun- l Ihe , it'
. Its k 4.
1 lot U 4.
ho,' v- 4.
hail. 4
The f.ineial ill he held 1 m" 4.
day. 4
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Jl iHii: HAMILTON' TODAY SKT A
m nti:it or casks nut tiu u.
TDK I 'lltsT J I HY Tltl.L
will in: that or myiui..:
jiwiv.s vs. it. h. ji:xm;s.
EQUITY CASES ARE SCHEDULED
liocal Altnney Do .Not Helleve Tlmt
ourt Wiil Iji. More Thnn Two
Weeks Scleral Divorce Suit?
A iv On the Docket.
The regular May term of the Cir
cuit Court will convene here next
Monday morning at o'clock, with
Judgp J. V. Hamilton presiding.
There are several jury cases to be
tried during the term, besides a
number of eouity action and divorce
suits. It Is the opinion of local at- I
tonim that court will be in session '
for ten days, unless a number o. the
cases now at Issue are settled or
otherwise removed from the docket.
The first case to be tried is that
or Myrtle A. Jennings vs. Ilichard 11.
Jennings, W. 1). Wilson and James
Cox. This Is an action for damages
and will probably reouire a day lo
lake the evidence. Allornevs O. 1".
Coshaw utiil Libert Hermann appear
for the plaintiff.
The second case scheduled for trial
is that or 11. I'. Ilice. J. A. Itiee and l
II. A. Adams, doing business under
the firm tiaine and style of Kice
linn hers 4i Adams, ut Myrtle Creek,
vs. Joseph Kramer. This Is an ac
tii.ll for money. Attoruejs Ilice i I
(ircult appear for tlie plaintiffs.
This rase will be tollowed by the
action brought by Henry II. Kramer
vs. Joseph Kramer. This Is a suit
for money, with Attorneys Kice &
Orcutt appearing for the plaintiffs.
Another action set for trial is that
or It. II. Jennings vs. Mrs. Myrtle
.1 n n i n 1 si. This Is a suit for divorce.
Attorney Libert Hermann appeals
for- the plailltlll', while Atiorney O.
I. Coshow will represent the doleiid
ant.
The case of William Lively vs. S.
J. (Iross. an action tor money, will
also be heard during the term. At
torney J. C. Kullci lou appears for
Air. Lively,, while Attorney Libert
H. Hermann will represi nl the de
fends lit.
Immediately following disposition
of the jury trials Judge Hamilton
will lake up a number of eqully
cases, including those of Agee vs.
Iiimtuick. Hunter vs. liryant, and the
city of Koseburg vs. Slaggs.
10CAL JUNK DEALERS
PLEADED NOT GUILTY;
TiltTT WAS CilAilGED
Chus, d, local
M. Wolff and M
junk dealers, who
the grand jury rec
of liireenv. in connect ion with
,ii
ing a waiei wheel lioiii H. K. H.tker,
ol Ash. this morning enleied pi. ..s ol
not guilty in the Circuit Conn, 'i lo y
Wlll be tiled some time next week,
and w ill be reprew nled l Alioiney
Libert Hermann.
(Inly a lew days ago the defend
ants were sued 111 the justice court
here lor recovery of 2.",". which Mr.
duller claiiiod was the value of Ihe
water wheel, and the jury gave the
nlainliff a Judgment for $:!7.;,o. This
judgment was satir fietl today
payment of the principal ami
which repreMitletl Ihe cn.-ts.
by the
lilt. I Ml'
nd. Hliiv
I'ttlll.illtl
friends.
II. Ol
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lay
Colli;
from
ii li
,, bete la-t ev
til spend .1 few
MILD
ANIMALS OF C0UN1Y
4. Slot k it, en from mativ see- 4"
f- lii, tti of lion. -las t'oiniiv ie 4"
.t. "' I"'l lllllltlg 1 he p. I I f" 4'
,t. 1; vs Ihiil ll.a'iV looses Itiol be- 4
J ,. ,.!!, , I, ! vvilh v h t I-
i. I it, wit as "pink eve." and tlt.it 4- h '
.1. la -nine lli'laini'4 Ihe niilliials 4 '
.". i,. in a set puis .etclilieii In 4. 4. IV In
j. (. K lllllll. I'- ill Veter.ll.lt V 4- fell. I'.'.ll I
,t. . , 1 i i-i.l: ,a h.fll ll.ttllleil til 4" 4" tl'lerv. VV
4. tin- . letup- nn, I be is I re 4. I rami- o
4. paling to v "- in ite itii.ity .j. .j. Inn to a l
.t. ,i,l-e lilMII. I the tli-e.t-e. 4" 4' ' i I .1.
4. '(his Is llie lll-t Ilice that 4" 4" let'1 I, i ll 1' .
t. p ill 1 vc has ..-ide it-t lip- 4 '' 't""lc -tit
V. peai.iii.f In Is,, tel. is I't.iiiilv 4. 4- I'lg In the
4. f,,r si .eial ve.,r. , t, l ii, , nv of 4- .1 ml w'lt ri .1 1-
Ihe owiteis Of I s cull- 4. It!,,e ,i tav
4. si, lel.lt, ly ahtllilitl .t. 4. illre,l dale.
Will BE FURNISHED
BY DEADY SPUR MAN
I!. (). (iolT. who has been engaged
In the wood business at Heady Spur,
near Sutheiiin. for tliu past lew
years, will next Monday begin the
task of furnishing tliu Soldiers'
lionio hero with approximately 200
cords of four-foot lir wood.
Mrs Cioff haul his wood down the
liiotintainsido on huge sleds, from
which it is loaded on the cars by
moans of a conveyor. This conveyor
Is similar to those in use by the
larger sawmills of tho country nnd
Is a practical labor-saving device.
Mr. tloff now has six men em
ployed at lleady Spur, and he al
ready has contracts lo furnish more
Ihan M'O cords of wood dining the
next few months, he says, hq lias
furnished tlie Cmpiila Hotel here
with wood for the past two years, as
well an supplying other eiimilly a
Important linns with their annual
con! ribut Ion ol find. Mr. tioff oper
ates his wood business on an exten
sive scale, and has thus far made a
decided success of bis venture.
LOCAL ITU IT IMON AT MI LT-
lii yi:sti:uiav ri:vi:i
I'l.AN TO MHT RI'. INSTITl I'ltlN
IICIIL TO t'ARR I'OR SI Itl'l.t-S
I Rt IT AMI i:iiTAiil.i:s.
Will BE SUBMi 1 TED TO GROWER
W. M. I.tuhcr, President of Mainline
luiiim t'.mcei it, ol W alla Walla,
Details Dt-hydtutini; s.iMcin
Will Tit U e AUum.
The directors or the rmp'iua Vul
ley Trull I'lllon, who held llieir regu
lar n ting at their iiuaileis in
North Itoseburg )entei'ilay, ofliciall.v
started nn Invesi igalion which mav
soon lead to the establishment of n
di hydriiting plain or oilier local pro
ci'ssing I lis.1 1 1 II I ill II for the care ol
sin plus crops. The mailer of such n
plant was the principal subject ills
cussed.
At the meeting It was learned that
the directors have had under consid
elation a proposition of this kind to
s lime. Veslenl.iy they Mivilei:
W. M. Luther, picsitleni or tin
Luther Maliufaclill ilig Co., of Wall;,
Walla, to be present, and from him
heard the details or a new proces:
w hich Is sal d to extract Ihe walel
rrom any fruit or vegetable and l"av
a marketable product witll all otliei
properties retained. Samples of Mr
Luther's product were exhibited am:
leded mid It Is pronounced llie re
.suits wer itirclv sal Islactory to Ihi
i directors.
I The plan was later considered at
PROCESSING PLANT
IS (ISIPifC
weie imlicled hv I some lenrih, but minimis' was ooii"
ntly'on a chargi'iln view of the tact licit the plan wil'
ll.'lVe HI lit SUOIIII'ietl III ,lie . I ,
it ii , nil lliv est icat ion liilide to H'-cer
lain IT the establish iiie.il of filch !
Idaill lo re Is n asilile nl 1 1 1 1 -. time
The direcliirs crrei-d. mWe-e-r ti
taUe l li metier up with the gitivveri
al
,ili i
Accordlni; lo Mr I tillier, win
sifiil the day here, he has 11 ' ii il
e-iahlifhf! a liuitiber of plsnls 011
lb" con I. n veral 111 lb" raisin 1 P
ot California, and r'unplclo sallsf ic
lion has r-siilt, tl. He -ill a sle of
Til : 1 ti t coiiltl be maile varvini.' fit,,,, r.
lna per dav cattacitv to r,u tnlis
total coiicelll Is saitl to lie con
ine a plant of It II tou t capaeitv
drviiig of Hie Ire ll article is ,
Tin
Tl 1
ie ll
a few Itottrs and at gr. al savtnc n'
labor and cvp. use in cmitr-ist vvltl
l In 1- lilt lltlitl t The dirt -etuis ll aVt
I, ',.i Inleresi. d In a numlcr of tin
, Mil' tlee
lull-.' He
S ll II. I
ar b.
in the crop 1
all r the
ami vlel.l
Ittllhlless be
Will It"
grt allv
etl
C I.
live ol I
nil hi fin
o
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litleW !r,,s .
I IlllllltllW II.
,1 r-pt
lllllll the v
c. unlit inns pi rut it nl" r
Hi : I ily will I,, New
tins her
liil-i In Hi
ck
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(II l. ll I M I LS CM. 1,1 ll.
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II I I :
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IS of th,
11 rietott
oil
I'llie '.
C--.ll'.,, lecel
V llinitani
The men W
'e. Itl t.lkt
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1 I aliiifu
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A VKRV I.AlUiK Al KIRNt K WAS
I'l.RASI.R WITH "I'llh YlftTil
ROW V AT THK AVll.LRS TIIR.
ATLit last i: kmm; I'ARTS
Alii: WLI.L TAkRN..
TED jLVYETl HAD LEADING ROLE
Oilier Members of the Cast Hid
Splendid Ailing the 1'lnv Had
.Much Action end n Very
(.nod Plot.
'J he Senior class play "The Touch
llov. n." pleased a lal'sB amlieino at
the Antler's Theater last evening,
inn) was very suct-essflllly a-ted by
Hie .'Indents. Ted .levvelt look the
leaelng rule, and carried Ins part
spleidldly as (irant Ilaydeil, the
most popular, and supposed lo be the
rich st student in Siddell, who was
vvor; :ng for tlie Arizona art prize.
I lilt I. ul ilea anil ink-understandings
nose in loins to keen from Ills
brother. Cohort, the news of their
father's linancial failure.
While the young man was work
ing haul to win Ihe art prize Ihe
best halfback en tlie lootball team
proved a failure, and just at the
rill, al time. Ilaytlen was asked to
ill Hint plan'. At his refusal, on
ii-coiint of the great s.icrlllce it
Aoiiid be, he was misunderstood by
lis ciasstii.ites, and Wolf, Ihe half
lacl:. v hose p.:tt w as taken hy Cor-'
lid t ieiltiivi, became jealous ami in
lled a idol against him.
Sniiiti i pic.itllil act Lin was done hy
luititltca Abraham, as Watosca. the
'iamb one Indian pi incess, w ho tle
, trove, I llavticn's unnl"L alter be
lt:; ill t olvcJ Inlo the belief by Wolf
.hat it world pievent nis treacher;.-
o SoldelK W hen die learns ol her
itisi'.ikc. .-lie aiteiuiits lo rectify her
iltinder. I. nl is slopped by Itobert,
v I'O h,l,fi the blame upon tllllisell.
Ai.'lllg to letlieve. Walo?ca fviic
eeils in p'li mailing Haytlen to make
i a i ther i j.4 i'oi the prize.
Willi hit
Olid lllii'lcl rinished.
md J-a
tlie line when Siddell
.vas lllS'HC; 111
nui h, ILyilen
icciiliics a t c'le
III lllllltllllli-'. :. "
iwarded llie pi
A, 1I1. who has
plaining his It
nl i i 11, 1 i al no
l-o re ei'.cd t.
n's 1 e. lively
tile exciting roolbali
save:! the day. anil
;t' hero. Then comes
I that he has been
,e, mid a letter rrom
left the college, ex
ec here, and making
clear. News W'ns
lling ol' father llay
Irom his financial
low llt'all.
'l lie plav was sup:a,ited by a Lirge
l.i:s who won nillill 1 red i t for their
vte.leiil aillni:. Miss I'loiellce
vVbarlitii Wits gienly npplailded In
tier pait as Mls-s Carniony. the triiu
.ml tlnlifiil assistant dealO and car
led tills liiipeictiiatioii well In every
'etail. 1 llilord Itenils was Julius
llttl.J-.-. the fllil lov lll't college llov
. lot
i.e.! lite girls, but was not de
1,1 Ins .similes. The I'illt of
.1
'.il'laic Chii ki'. ol the foot hell team.
n takea hv 'ionis ItovvUer, and
mi, !i Ilia v, used by his con-
ii-ioii 01 the twins, two of tho lovli
sl ..i- ill the college. WHO were
llula Willi . nod Clavtc lll.iek. Mbs
-lel'a Kiohn was vely c red i t able 111
l c-illeee l ill role, iis one ol the most
,, ,: ,a, tti t ,1s of ."-nl It'll, and I'liv I
l.i 'ii dale : ,ell I itll V iisslllui "I the
, .,,;, n; es .1. c 11 MllV llilltl. t he
1 ...i 1 1 i e the t ollece. alltl the
.,.., 1 1 ; nit llavtlell. The part
,1 1 II. iv, I, 11 "as ailed by
.'1 ! !; ii !;t 1 ollis Vllhmis made a
. e, 1 ,..,i. pmie. s,,r. nail ea-
, idle"
and he
e reotefS well' .liitlit'S
mid llitistlale.
,,l I tile l "t ever
!l v ; n 1 I he st iitlent .
-,. lor their tillells.
'I in I acts.
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etui' pi isinir It.
M.n-.ti is, J.
c. Hi anil 11. C.
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i, e liny alien, I
I',, ft,, 1,, 1 Crange
,1 other 1 : 1 .-- 1 1 v 1 1
thts iilleriioon.
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this ni-irn- 4"
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II.; th.l' Ihe flag oil th" 4
r he .l ti e.l ill l-'t- '
1 1 v- until T'le-'diiy. .Mav 4
nl! I, ivv ll. This a, t ion. 4"
late, I. VV is belne ilone
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slalt, 111 respe. I 4
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