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Newspaper Page TextLi. Ut U- GM REVIEW CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Consult Th Renew first when look log (or n apartment nearly every thing It advertised here. BKST 8FHVICE ALWAYS. Review reader and advertisers are assured ot the very best service. We always lead, all ways. "My Country Tit Thee, Svevet Land of Liberty VOL. XX. KOSKIII HG, DOIGI.AS tXH'XTV, OKKGON. MONDAY KVKMUi, JI'NF. II. 11)1 T. No. 88. PLANS 10 EXEMPT WEDDING Of POPULAR COUPLE Will OCCUR j TOMORROW MORNING BOY SCOUTS CONDUCT UUSlrtl AFTER MONTH'S VISIT IN CENTRAL OREGON HOUSE TO HOUSE CAN VAS FOR LIBERTY BONDS ROSEBUR IN CITIKS OK OVKIt :).MM I'OI'l' I.ATIO.N THE t'Ol'NTY MIITAItV HOARDS Wil l, HA VK C IIAIU.K iV THK SKI.KtTlYK DltAt-T sii;i:sTi)s Am-: askkd. TO EMPLOY REGULAR PHYSICIAN Itlllecs Guiding the Keniition Hoards Will I'roliuhly lie An lured ill I Ik- Next Few Days Lx iiininulloii -Necessary. WASHINGTON". June U. A gen eral plan ror local exemption boards to sift out the men tor selective ser vice lias practically been adopted. The registration board, conniving of the Hheriftr. county clerk and county health officer form the local exemp tion board. 4n cities over 30. nun, the registration board will become the exemption board. The governors of each state are authorized to submit suggestions for changes In the personnel when the Incumbent proves manifestly unsat isfactory. The War Department will ask the governors for suggestions anil changes they mav desire. Darn local exemption hoard will have n physician, giving the Tirst test. When a man is rejected, the board must summon soother physi cian, who also examines the prospec tive soldier, and if the decision nf the second doctor is the same, the man is declared unfit. The wedding of two of the most I popular youn people of Douglas j Cuunty will occur tomorrow morn-! olU II mi? at 8 o clock, when Miss Uur.el Jewett will become the bride of! Tlio man Dixon, a prominent rancher near the Sunshine Ranch, and a on of K. 11. Dixon, of Dixonville. The; wedding cerenionies will occur at I M.'thniliKt KOSKIU'IU. D I 1.1 i; OTi lN K J THIS AH'KIIVHpN the l, .lth Uai- T t Ctuinpnr rf- fi iating. Following the ceremony a dainty wedding breakfast will be served at the Jewett home on South Main street. The affair will be very unlet, with only relatives in attend ance CAMPBELL NEARLY STRANGLED After the wedding breakfast, the " T1''" ' hrldal counle will leave for Port land, where they will spend several days in attendance at the Hose Fes-S ttval. On their return they will make their homo at Mr. Dixon's i ranch adjoining the Sunshine Ranch. C. 8. Heinline. who is employed at the Itoseburg Indian offices, returned here early .Monday morning after three weeks spent ut Burns and other Kastern and I'entral Oregon points, where he conferred with the Indians TOTAL I .OSS IS KSTIMATl'.D AT ' regardtug various matters of iniport- jjUlMMI INSlltANCK OF i;wo. jan.-e. 1 lie primary ooject oi me inp made by Mr. Heinline was to induce tho Indians to sink wells, fence their property and make other im provements commensurate with their incomes. During his stay in the Hums locality, Mr. Heinline said he observed a number of large gardens which had been planted hy the In dians as a result of the food pre paredness campaign which is now in progress throughout the I'nited States'. The gardens are in excellent condition, according to Mr. Heinline. and will provide a living for the In ADOI.PH HlMMtl, WAS SHOT TIIKOK.II THK NI-.t'K IIV A ItH'I.K. IIKLD IIV MISS HA.KI. WFI.DON, A I'OPll.AII YOt N; LADY OI-' YONCALLA. LAD BROUGHT TO HOSPITAL n Defective lllcctiic l.iulit Wire hirectly Over the Kimiiii Oi cupied by Mr. t'ninilH'll, Strangled from smoke as he wiLS.Uiana aft well as allowing them to Mina Jewett is one of the mort popu-1 sleeping in his dwelling n;tr the realize cnnsitlerahlo canh as a ve lar and best known young ladies of : corner of Hast Sevenih street and pult of their efforU. this city, w here she is a favorite In-1 Kirst Avenue. North at about 1 2 : :i Ti ; (Jnmn was never in better condl ptrwtor. During the past year she1 o'clock thm afternoon. Joseph Camp- tion in Central Oregon than at the tiiught at the Hose school. lloth ; j.u awoke to find his home envel-' present time, said Mr. Heinline. and Miss Jewett and Mr. Dixon nae a oped in flames. Moth tne residence cattle and sheep in prime ruiull- At the Time of the Accident Hum mel ami a Tarty of I'riendi Wen l-'Mihig In n St rea m .Near Yoim-hIIii. . f. HARTIUM SAYS THK KK I'OltTS THAT III NDKKDS OK SAI.MON AT W INCHKSTKK AKK. KILLING THKI.SKI.YKS AKK LltltONFOl S. SALMON EGGS ARE NECESSARY Commencing today, the local Hoy Scouts, in commun with the organi zation throughout the l ulled Slates, will conduct a house to house can vass during the next four days to aid in disposing of the Government Lib erty bund for lurnishlng money to finance the war. The local Scouts received a quan tity of circulars and application blanks today and these will be leM at the various homes to bo perused by the occupants. After all the homes have been visited for the pur pose of leaving the literature and blanks, they will again be visited later for the collection of these ap pltcations where the residents desire to subscribe. An exceedingly liberal offer Is made which provides that only one dollar need he paid down while the rest is payable In install ments. The boys, hovever, will wil- Ailoliih Hummel uml 17 ve.trs. lect no money but merely take the and one or the best known residents applications. The first dollar will be or the Yoncalla vicinity, was brought I due June U. t,. XI. ll.,u.,ifl I hi .,,rniniF uiif-l The HoV SCOUt' Or gan l?.tlt loll is rerlng from a gunshot wound In the 1 authorized to make the canvass hy completion of the racks at the hatch- Three .Men Are Xow Kiiipliiye! At Winchester ilnrdhiK tlie Hum I'rotertion, liallier Thau I lost ruction. I notice considerable sentiment has beeu started recently in refer, ence to holding the royal clllnook salmon at Winchester pending the host nf friends here to extend them the best of wishes. - o nmivPiiPHQW IVIHiH I Ul ILu HILL RECEIVE DIPLOMAS Slight Advance Claimed. LONDON. June 11 flenenl It-it-advanced slightly on the Messlnen ridee, it was reported. It Is estimat ed that the Messines victory cost the Tlrltish under 10.000 men. C.erman prisoners nut their own losses at 33.000. The battle encourages the belief that the war may be decided In the air. It is declared the airmen nutweirhed nil other factors in the Messines battle. American Itont Sunk. LONDON-, June 11. Submarine bombs and eunfire sunk the Ameri can vessel Magnus Manson, It was formally reported. The crew reached Caro safely. I'liile lrl1i Faction. LONDON. June 11. All Irish parties have agreed on the govern OYIIt ST I KI'.XTS IN IM)I ;- I. AS CorSTY YYKItK Sl t't T.SS I II, IX I'ASSIMi Tilt K.KiHTH ill.lK KX AMI NATION' lit Mill VOHK HONK. ;ind contents were destroyed and tion. Iibor Is short, however, nc lite loss will aggregate s:i.mio. Mr. corilltig to Mr. Heinline, for the res Cfinipbel) carried $.".00 Insurance on ; son thai many young men who lor his rurnituie, while the dwelling was! nierly worked on the ranches oi Cen insured in the sum ot $1,000 In ' t ral Oregon have enlh'.ted in the varl favor of Al. ('reason. ; nus blanches of the military service. ! Mr. Campbell is employed nights! o i at the Southern PaeiHe machine! shops anil retired rfiortly alter SUM I f 1U I hV I I hf W4 o'clock this iiiumlng. When he was Vl UMIIIJI VrtJL UttJ awakened a few hours later, he dis- covere.l that the flames had oatotl-j their way through the celling of hls room anil llid spread lo other parti,i of the dwelling. luwslng hastily. Mr. Campbell run from the burning! structure and sounded the alarm.; The fire department respondeil ! promptly .hour's work the riame-i were ex- i lingulshed. Mrs. Catnpbell was plck- Ing utruwhcrrles In Iho garden at the time the tire was discovered and STARTED BEFORE 10CAL LAND OFFICE OFFICIALS had no knowledge of the occurranie i until informed by her husband. rnmiiir rr nirvrnr rntlint CTtfA iKa Ni rrArL ilUirLLlli. Several .rtm saw the fire from ! other sections of town several mill The l-'innl List of Successful Stu dent Va t'oinpleled Toduy mid Task ot (niiliii!; the l'.iM-rs Fiuixlieil. The eight li grade examinations Ibis year were among the most suc cessful examinations held ill the countrv. and about 1 2T, students re- ...eni'a nlnna f.ir !i convention of sll'celvid einhtll grade diplomas. One raclions to outline Irish homo rule, of the best eighlli giaue classes io lreitilnr 1 lovd-tl eorpe announced be graduated was that ol in the House ol Commons. ODD FELLOWS ORCHES TRA GAVE CONCERT AT SUTHERLIN LAST NIGHT districts Nos. 40 and 60, that united unuer a temporary consolidaiton lor this ve:ir The work done by them ror the year was very good, and both ( .,llni. wm exi patrons and pupils are well pleased ,nK , .,r- i-,,,,,,, One or the biggest contest cares and after more Hum an heard by the local Land Office offi cials for some lime, began before llecdver It. It. Turner and Register W. II. Canon this morning, when J. T. Logan, of Waldo, brought act inn lo secure the property near the. claimed by K. ('.. Kroll, as a home nles before the alarm w as sounded. I stead. The land In ntiestlon is situ lit i- said. luted in the Waldo milling dUtrut llesbies losing their dwelling and ; In the southwestern part of Jose , furniture. Mr. and Mrs. Calupoell ! phlne County. ' iiwt urnctlenllv nil of thr-lr clothing. It Is exnected by .be nfflciils and with the exception of that worn by (parlies' lo the rontest that the trial 1 them :it the time the rire was ills-; will hisl probahlv into next week 'covered. Thev estimated this after- .Mure than witnesses will be noon that their furniture was worth , hoard, after which the testlmonv will l Mill while nn eonal value was; be transmitted to Washington. II. C, ph-'ced on the dwelling. The struc-l where a decision will be made thru tore w as or the bungalow type and I the (leneral Land Office. The plain- had been erected but a few years, (tff ip being represente I bv Allot lelvin Klllson anil John l.lovd. roomers at (he Campbell lioluo. also ant by Attorney lost their clothing as a result of the lire. Mr. l.lovil Is a nollinorn i a o THREE HERS OF rlfie fireman and went to roiiinno nnlv a few days ago. lo accept em- plovment there. The value of then I sii", accin ii- On Sniidav evening the Odd Fel lows' orchestra or lloscburg gave a line program at Sutherlin, upon in vitation or Kov. A. A. Ilritlaln and oilier Odd Fellows or that city. The hall was more than crowded, many persons standing in the entry wa;.s during the program, lloth the or chestra and vocal numbers were highly enjoyed and were pronounced among the best ever heard there. The orchestra members and their wives were later entertained at a de licious luncheon. The visitors about thirty In number expressed themselves as being delighted with the many courtesies shown them. . Next Friday evening several or the Sutherlin Odd Fellows will visit Ris ing Star lodge in this city and will bring one or tw-o candidates upon whom Ihe First degree ol the order Will be rnnleTed. H. G. WILSON MAY ARRIVE IN FEW DAYS; FAMILY RETURNS FOR SUMMER uiih the result of Ihe consolidation. that has worked out so successfully. The list of those passing the ex niainations Is as follows: District No. 1, Oakland, Floyd Walson. teacher. I'ussed: Helen Armstrong. Fave Ilufhain. William ' Arnold. Kthel Kd wards. Ilenjamin Manning. France Heiininger. Vesta Hall. Kva Stevenson. Conditioned: Mildred Hand. Thurman Hear, Ituby , Miillin. (Iladys Notnian. I District No. 2. Wilbur. Mrs. Leah j Adair Cole, teacher. 1'asseil: Mild-, r. d Kaegi, Oolda l'arki r. Floyd Shocklev, Lillian Mois. Leslie Cor alho. Helen Hart, .Wlllo Mead, Lola I'arker. I District No. 4, Itoseburg. llenson school. Hoy Dunham, principal. I'assed: liuby Wayland. Sam Camp bell, Harry O. Wilcox. Jessie Mcl.ar I rin. Viola Crimm, J. Finis. Iio::e Mildred Hodges. Conditioned: Kd 'ward Hall. Opal llobinsoli, Cladys Iturtety. Carnet Wilcox. Ceorge JlarjMTs, Ksther Nichols, Alta Har ; ag;ir. liosa Webb. i Hose school. I!. Ci. Hall, principal. I - I'assed Noah Deals. Leon I'enrsoti. ! Neva l'ickens. Clifford Fields. ;'.e,irge Hlalely. Jr.. Hubert Chilson. Vera Allison. Jcam-tte Hice. Lillian Weichlein. Conditioned: Joe Deals. Klizabelh Ileecroft, Mvolia Leah C ill. I Fullerton rchool. I!. K. Morris. I'rin . Pa-sed: Wel. y McCee. Hoy Kvans, Merritt Senlers. Conditioned George Hinsdale. District No. :', Green, Ira F. Hat field, teacher Passed: Nora May Lander. Conditioned .Carmen Rob ertson. Sylvester Itolsinger, George Spaur. John Weatherlord. Harold Weatherford. Ili.-trilt No. ft. South Deer Creek, 1 1 .l not Mr. Cnnipbell aw oke when he did. It Is probable that he would have perished. The fire bad gained much headway, and the In terior of a closet ruadieil from Mr. Campbell's room was filled with smoke and fl vines. Neither Mr. nor Mrs. Campbell were able to get In to the hurtling dwelling alter the lire was discovered. Mr Campbell slate.) tins afternoon ,1(,r (lf Px:,riniiti'ns n". foiin i that tn dwelling v.oui-1 i" l:ini to have considerable cold. nev O. S. Illanchar.l. and the ile'--ml K. K. Illanchnr-I. both of ('.rants Pass. Altornev II. L. Kddy Is also as-isting the plain tiff and roniliirleil cross-examinations to-lay. According lo tl'C complaint filed bv Ihe plainliT. H e land on which ( Mr. Kroll Is lo-ate.l is ndiacnt I-)' soine well known initilng prop-rty and is far better suited to develop-' nient for Its miner. il properties tb.iiij for agriculture. Mr. Kroll has i rnplod Hie place for .iboit two years and has made ronsi't'-rable neproie-j nient, claiming the land Is .iiia''i' ' only as a boniest. "id. The -hief wit ness to.lav was It Giinio-ll. a min neck, which he sustained shortly at-I the l-rcsldent or the lulled Mates, ler 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon. land It is believed they will bo very According to the story of Yoncalla successtut. people. Mr. Hummel, uccompatiied by Miss Ha.el Woman and a number of 'omiiHiiions, speiil Sunday afternoon fishing on a small stream some dis tance iroin the former's home. Al the time of the accident they were sealed on the bank of the creek Hlld Miss Weldon bad a .22 caliber rifle on her lap. In smne unexplained manner the weapon was discharged and the bullet penelrated Hummcl's neck. Ills windpipe was punctured and be sustained other severe wounils. Harold Peters, a young veterinary student of San Fruneisvo, chanced lo hi: present at the time of the ucci- deul und offered first aid. Ihe In lured man was then taken to the homo of M. I Dungiiy, and Dr. F. P. Adams, of Yoncalla. was suiu- money. no pronoiinceii ine iiijin. ui j a very serious nature and concluded , that the patient was bleeding Inler niilly. A telephone message was re ceived here a few minutes later and Dr. IO. II. Stewart hastened to the scene. He diagnosed the injuries and ordered Ihe lad sent to the local hospital for attention. He arrived here this morning. Dr. Stewart stated this ariernoon that the wounded man was resting as easy lis could be expected under the circumstances and would prob ably recover. He was accompanied here by relative:! who will remain In Itoseburg until some time tomorrow. The accident was purely accident al, and no blame is attached lo Miss Wcldroi, who was handling the fire arm at the time the young man sus tained the Injuries. " J. 111)11 titoss PLANS. .J. .. . 1- 4. To prepare for the campaign I- work of the log tliivu lieinn- W.M'I'I'lt FVANS, DISTRICT AT TOItNF.V Ol-' Ml I.TMIM.VII COI M Y, HAS HI NDI HI D A l l t.M. OPINION COM MINIM. SCHOOL DIR'-'t 'TORS. LEGAL OPINION IS SOUGHT Adonic) (eiieral Itnmii Will He Asked lo l iiiolsli Opinion Ite gurillnic Sluudliig ot Dirtc-lol- J. A. Iturliuiiitii. paign A to be 4 A letter was sent to Attorney (ien eriil George M. Ilrown this uftor iiiion asking ror an Interpretation of ihe new si hool law. as far as l per tains lo Ihe retirement and eleillon or school dlieclors In first class dis tricts of the state. I'niler an interpretation of thy school laws adopted at the last ses sion the Hie State Legislature by Walter S. F.ians. district attorney or .Multnomah County. It Is held Hint all school directors In Hist clasn districts who bale solved for three years' or more retire ailtomailcally lit Ihe time of holding Ine nev; elec tion. In the event this lllterpreta- I. A. Ilin hiitian w ill light wire directly n'l-r me occupied by Mr. Campbell. undertaken next week J. i.ii.p. M,.n.h.v lime IS the In- 4. Hot! is correct. J. cl 'camnalKll leaders of the J. ' be a ng Ihe members nf the pres. t. He-I Crnf- ami their comnill- 4 tees will meel this evening at I 4 the Douglas National Hank to 4 1 discuss plans and formulate ; .J. tlieir course or action, in or 4. (er to push the work rapidly ; 4. In the county. J ling enirlneer, who has mane n 1111111 ' lie Mr. be rebuilt as soon as the insurance, 1 1, ;, tll, H ' 1 11 k as niaev -.11. .....( II I. lio,i")lt the , . . .r ,1 .. ran ne aun.'-i. - - f Holes II! linn-rein pans 01 ;tttttttttfj 1 J fire ignited from a defective elect tic , .,,,. ,,,,, ,,.,.,, ,,n, . A44Wi-IHH"IW-HW (onipiili-d lt- worth. Tl sliliiilte were In various amounts not allv gieuler than In cents pc yard. 1 nt school board who will rellre next Mou-lay. Tt 'her Members of the board who retire on that date are Dr K. L. Miller and S. I,. lUllari! l-r. cry. From the comments tnal a nave Heard and tho articles 1 Uave read in the papers, there appears to be an entirely wrong impression as to tho actual conditions existing and the reasuia for holding these fish. The lacts are, on account ot tho extreme high wuler in the. North Unipquu River this season It has been lmpos- sible up to the present time to In stall Ihe racks at the hatchery above Glide ror the purpose or holding the chlnook saliuiin ror propagation pur poses. A very large run passed through the ladder at Winchester herote It was closed, and fearing that the balance of the salmon would pass the hatchery before tho racks could he Installed. Master Fish War den H. K. Clanton. together Willi several others, made a trip to the hatchery and also to Winchester, und It was the Judgment of these men. myselr included, that It would be wise lo hold the salmon at Winches ter temporarily until the racks could bo installed at the hatchery. This met hod was the only means by which the usual nine or ten mil lion salmon eggs could be secured for propagation purposes. The racks are now being installed as rapidly as possible and within a tew days the lib can be allowed to ascend tho river. The statement that hundreds of fish ere killing themselves at Win chester is erroneous. I have had oc casion to visit Winchester a good many times since Ihe lish have been held there 11 ml I have not seen a sin gle salmon Injured or killed except from wounds by Illegal gaffing ill violation of the law. 1 understand, however, that there has been one or two salmon Injured by reason or per sons throwing rocks ut them, stam peding them buck down over the rocks und crowding all occasional one out ot the water. The slate baa three men there nt the dam ror Ihe purpose or watching -the fish ami to protect them from unlawful gaffing. When a fish is thus thrown from the water, they take it and put It back again. It lias been suggested to petition tin governor to Issue a proclamation In order that these fish could he caught and issued to the poor for LITTLE RUIH PATRICK DIED SUNDAY AF1ERN00N AFTER LONG SICKNESS , .M.4.4.4..-...HWH, I 4- t A ! A Mrs. 11. G. Wilson and sons. Hu bert and Hiawatha, who had been living In F.ucene for the past sev eral months, while the latter wpre attending school, arrived here by auiomoniie i,h ,s. r. ...... - , nam for most 01 me i.-".-- t'a-s.-d : 1,111a ,.i.iins, r.ini.-i ..i- ii.-n ill tirobablv re slimmer. Thev will occupy men runner home In North Itoseburg. Mr. Wilson, who Is now In Kan ns. where he Is pupervisor of a latee district in the Indian service of ihe lien eminent, is evpe'-ted here In a few weeks on h! vacation, an.l in.iv l.e accompanied by bis fam- v nn bis reluin. Hilhert Wilson. .i... u n student nt the I'nlver- itv of Oregon, accepted a position Winn. xi..tnr shnti sarnre toe av and I'c-criri .o remain b-re until suiumon-i w'lh the ambulance corps ot ine ri,e.iiv of which be is a mem ber, to duty in France Mrs. .l f.criitv hrtie Itcinv f at Ci will Arlme M-lton. District No. T. T-n Mile. F.lla Welch, teacher I'assed: Lena Por ter District No . Ciinvonv ille, John K Flurry. Prin Passed: civile Fnl lerton, c.rsnt Fallm. Johnnie Ross. Chris CaMo. Conditioned William Miiines, H'-rnian Ilollenlmiigh. Loson Gardiner. Joseph i: Huthes, Prin - Pas- d Hoy (,. r hard. Oiga Christen, n. Karl lT baril. N-lson P.-rklti". Violin Pyrilr. Wit. Margaret Saeiil.erd. 1 i.Ti-iiTione-i . ,n-li Kintrlaw li.-riehardt, Ida Rush. Ilar- Miss Ruth Patrick, aired in. who had been ill lor the p.isi :.u months, and gradually declining ill health, died at the horn-- of her parents, Mr. and Mrs J. II. Patrick. 42S We t Douglas street, lit 4:4" o'clock S1111 dav afternoon. The funeral will be held at the I. ichI undertaking parlors at 2 o'clock Tuesdai alteriic.uli. and 'interment will follow in tic- I. (1. o. F. cemetery. Ren R. K. Jopc will conduct the services. Mis" Pallick was a mesl likable little girl, and died In rpite of every att-n':on tint could l,.- given by her pareirts She attended the public schools h.-re unlil her malady made It lii!iiissible. aiicl "inc.. then bad r--inail ed In led. She bad lucnv frie-liels who deeply regr-'t h' I' .1 n " i I M I V pass ill" . In icd'litii n l-i ler fdher and 1, -flier. I' t'.rvii.d bv Iw.i .,-i.t., V:--e- Lib'-1 a,.d P'ail Pat rick, and a broil. -r. l!ov Patrick, ail . of whom an- ill ll e' cily. ppoin "i" 1 : 1 on 'oMirrii:i: j In an article printed In the ! flregiinlall ye-:erdav II was 4 state 1 Unit .Mi. William Hell. 4 of lliis city, had I n 11111 1 by the Stale lle-Kellt of the Dailgllleis of Ihe llieri-all Rei.elllloill. Mis. Isaac Lee 4. Patt.-ison. to "i-rve as a coin- -I- niiiie-' 110 tub- t tor til-- --ar on A the Heel Cicess- Auxiliary of the A orgiinliallon on the coniinillee A for the pit s,. nation of the .J. flag. She ha- been 1 bosen a A 1,1 1.4-r of tin- slat niioii- A tee-, wlil-'li will serve under A the' gllldall' of Ihe Stale A re Ol Ihe li. A. It. F1AG RAISING HflD 1 Al UMPQUA YESTERDAY; CIG CROWD PRESENT A A A A A A A A A A A A lloa 4. ..A.;-H--H-W-H"!":"!",r-A j. is 1 NHID11:. A Coiintv School Sui-eiinti-iiileiit and Mrs l. C lliown reliiinecl loie last evening from l'lnpiila. vvlieie th-'V Htletleled the- I laL-ralsillg 1 e-l- nollles be-lel ll ve sleiclay Illlcle-- l!.e- elirec- tion ol tli- nan-ills unci pupilst of scl I elislriets No's IT. I1! 11 ml '" Mloinev W W. Car-lwell. who Is iiieiio familiiiily known us "Fiirnici" Hill" at the pr-se-ni lime, ade'l a el'illtmall of III- 1l.1v unci preeldel ee.T the 1 e 1 e n . -ell les . II. C. I'.r"-!. ele'i-.eleel 11 nice 1 III I '! i H g l'1'l' -s in which he exi.laine.l -h- benefit tii be- derived fniiii a iiiiiteii high (.-hool s,,e 1, as Is l.roposecl bv- Ihe patrol's or the three school cll'tll-ls represented at Vetserdav s fe--M.il Ite i II K lope, p.i-li.l c,f I'ce .e al fo.eel miriioses. This Idea Is absurd. Miller today tilllioiinreil that he.-i i,,. f-uvernor being a member of the lis a caliclidale Tor re-election Mr Kish und Game Commission, charged ' I U la tl bus made no announcement L, i,, responsibility or the per ns vet, but In Hie event he bee cimes j j,,., ua, ()n of t, salmon supply, j 1 candidate for the office lie will bewmld probably not consider such a I opposed bv A. T. Ccddes. whose an- niove, even though the law perniil- I.. .....p.. (lean I.'. e. .. i.e.... e. ....... ..... Th, al- IIOIIIIC e-ceieill .an eee...... l.'ll II, W II IV ll ll uce-n no,. tut- -w . week 11 i'o. I moil thai are being held at Wlnches- II In (" lie led thai Ihe at"" ""V 1 1,. r ,1,,, ,n,,,,1 fish nii'l must be saved '.-eiieral will fuinlsh a written opin- flr nlilt ,,iri.isc. to Insure a future loll within the next collide of davs i piy. i;.K1. these fish for food ii-i-arding the poslllon of Mr. Hn-., tbls time unilel the plan sltg e liaiiau who 0:1 June IX, v III have 1 would be exactly parallel Willi served us a member or Hie hoard lor K1(( brood sows, cows or hens ror three years. There Is a w ide (HITer- j f,)IM. -That might be necessary In a once or opinion among local aHor-ttjnio ne- extreme emergency, but at n, .vs re-aidinc Ihe meaning of lhej,l)H cu emergency does liool 1:. .v. anil no delllllie in - I ,.x(s. 11 toward the nalil-i tirdlnarllv the racks are installed ssor lo Mr Urn baiiaii ; n,,, hutcherv earlv In May, where new Hon wl'l be ine of a sept inlil an ciielnlon Is t'le alien nev IM-lleral, elv troin ROSFBURG STATE BANK SEELS LIBERTY BONDS; REPORT NOT CREDITED t lert-lian 1 le-ii- I lol i--1 -I t . - . c- . V, hill- d a pat ellll le leer A liie. lor .j. col n.i: u:i: m 11:1111 1. . . - n.u .1 v T P. aC-l 'O earn OC-l eceeec .,l-li,e of the Pe-ace I, II. Ri.l-lle this alternoon iinll-d In tnnaze Mi lle-niione Hawkins anel Kcl war'l W. Hoi..-, of Lane county. The voulig peot.le- will probal.lv tnasc their Lome in Kugene. Mr. He:-e ar rived this morning from Kin-em- nttd hie. bride came this .fiern-i-ul lieui soiithein po.nts In the state, where she ha l been visl'LlK H- K I M.ll'-r this in:- feel le a! V all He e-l !,, ' woiii'l a ' audi. I 1, . I eon f-T SS lioeel e at t he- ele- 1 i-itl to -e lie-id ill I he Ho -I. til dlslrlc t next Moil. lay. I" Miller lias s,. v.-d c, Hie - ap e- ilv of s- toi.il ell lector for Hie pa-t five Veils and hl -n i. have l- en very '.! .Ho teel V II Is pro-lie led lb.-' he v I 1-" r- l-e I' l by a bii-i-'-r le ion' V I hall s -cs ice -cot de bleu at the llm" be w a-f,r-t (:' '--I to the titie e. ,t 11. a io' lllltV i-ie-l I bu ll,- I '111 clilcn IWie that lor: III l'e -.ol:- I ,c i- ill , r mns I ll, -. al-i tie a- t' lit x- A In Hie III A an all .. Orei'OI A ii A of I ii rn 1 1 1 niim's Issue nan lliel- appea 1 1 ling Hie haul. . will' h an' alleged lei A ol icioit--cl Hielr slib-s A ilv bond- I'l Hi. .. be ,icc!iarle rs III o 11 K Hie A ri-aell , apis 1 1 . ee nllieii.-el are Hie l'l'Jt A ,t. state & S.. v in-- s Hank, and Hi- A A 1,'o. i-l.ui i; National Hank, of A !"'! the siilmon are held until September, when Ihe ect-s arc taken for artl liclal propagatlnn. If these fish were mil temporarily held at Winchester there would be nolle for propagation purposes this year. The Importance of fiivlng the brood fish Is vilal to tho salmon In dustry, as It will supply a cheap food for Hie thousands fishing along the streams. Don't get alarmed over the situation al Winchester, for the slate is doing the v.-ry best If can under the circumstances. Go and see Hie fish, hul don't throw rocks nt Iheiti tii s.-e them jump, or otherwise disturb them. Give liietii a chance and all but a very small per cent will h Hie hatchery. C. TlARTRl'M. A Ho- A ' ! -A ' 4 A burg, and Hie Coniloele lal , ,- H .ul: and K- G Young .j. .j o, bank, of Oakland. For A A belief It of the people of A A M-!-W-W--H-t"JH-M-!' SOLI) HIS WOOL. - r:c lilt- n"d of III I.. I' e ' Itlll- ,mi r i f the t'lls vieililly II mav be slated A that Hi- First State Savings A I',:. nk. of R.isc'.urg. has h.-iliell- Jj--AAA-H 'W4fl-H-l"l ( I. I ! I'OW I ie I necfin tii In iln. lo vi -it to Hi- ' Hy. tict lie-l low lllg l.. ,-l't.-b'Hl.ie A 4 ... A '' A 1 1 A R A Hi a tip- ov lin.il.-iv '-. O, C i. .,. tne l.elce-ilv beellts. or lll.vie A u any other el-p't" I'or V In A -eburg with Hi" exception of A Doili'las National Hank A A F. . Si. -wait, owner of a A A Wit ranch 111 Ihe tllvrsi.lo vt- A A cltillv, late asl Saturday sold A A hl ' t"l' "f wool to .1. T. Hrld- A A g'-s. of Oakland. The wool A bioin-hl him rents a pound. A A or within I" cents or the A highest price paid here this) A A seisnn A .H-I-I"1-I-H-HHHHH"H- i ,,h"r retunt. ' (Continued on Pa.e BIX)