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ItOSKIil HO, IMUta.AS CorXTY, OKKtiON, A H KSI A V KVKMVIi, (NToltiat : 11(17.
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ai amai.i.s or 1 : 1 in i: .
as si 1 imii.i: i.or 1 kin.
SEVERAL SUES ARE AVAILABLE;
( ili.eiw Mei-i' Are AmiiM-.i Omt IN-.,
nihility of Seiiil-iiii: Ui In-lilll-lion
lxjiiioii Here ;iiil to
('(impari Willi Any.
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s.-aior 1 ,an.!..-r!ain "in, I 4-
4. ti.o follov.ii,.: oM.-vv. , lo II;- 4.
4. fleuran, sent him hv the 4.
4. I(..s.-I.ui , mi.t.e l:.t"e last 4.
fM'tun. it w a? re,
It was reten.d lieie
at 2 o'i-loi k 1 lis an-'riiunn:
4- M;iyir Napoleon liire. Ru-e
J Iniii 0;.-ror).
S'.i t'u t 1 n ( ! en era 1 ol' Ann
J Iims ordure 1 I'nll invest icai ion
J. to tlfT.Tinine hf-il site in Ore- -
trull Tor Iiuaiittii lht- iii.il lor
J r': mi-tni' t inn on! :o's- u In n 4
sni'li an i".t it ut i'-ii n i
nil T.irit i rn;i.-l. I'l Fubln.t-
tintr to him rnr st;f-!ii,,n,s ;n S
I l'-)i:i'i o! ?;ost-hii rc.
.J- Cl-'i. K. rilAMI'.KIM.AlN. S
-r That Ro-.ol.uri
dh l.a.-l: up th
i t i'Mis will iniit
inn e w hi. li u a -
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n.'lu-d ! - a iniTi'i'ei- ni" pi tito iii'-;tt
Id'-i! p en yo-tei'lay in their pr -il
to t ',;i' u- with the o!Ti ial.J u!
I'. S. War aitnieni tin' ni t't.-r
tr. 1; .itii!- n riiillion dollar con.'!cs-ee-!i
hosjiit .I in tins city, wa- 'Mi
in (!.. wni-il ii i' h was s tit by u
( nit hi'ttee to On-unn's Setta'olS ;:i;d
Rei-r.--ent ;it i .-s at W'a.-hinut uti ial
l-'olow ill- l!ie ' otliinUtee's dec-
fioii. re -uit tin: fro mi the mi;is meet- I
ihi: lii 1,1 at I'm- I. 'Kill.- I.uiid.nu e ;
terdi'V exeniiii;, t:n- meiiioeis Im
pi'd;aleiy aM'll1l .it'.'i :i.e--.i l:i-
w ei e dra a n n w i-1- h w .-re 1,1 f t tor
ward' 1 to S i . ttoi l',.e,.. K. ("Na:i
berlain and Set...t..r fliaib - I- M.-i
N.ny. Tne nn-.-Nia. t mil ti.e ;,d-
vantacs as - li i no-.l b t'.' RoMduiitf
pi'..ii!e w ! ! !in-..it..l nould In-, Tae s.-i ond trial of Kld Ramp,
lorait'd lieie atol :ki'l tii.il I ' " Mi- j i li 1 si'd with fesiiin Marshal II.
n;ei!d it in !" ina-if i-i l.e .-n : r j 1 ; rlnir.-h, when ihe latter attemi-t-pa-ti'-s
in Coiit:'!'.-. 'I1-.- me-,, s ed in arr -t him duiiiiL' the delay
sent : the n , furs we - n to-1 m' a tmnp train hei e a w U a uo.
low-: 'wil be lie;.rd hefnie a new jury in
i.,,.,!,...,, (1le i) t " I'MT. 'he iitv re.-otiiory oiirt at the ell
H.m. Cb.is. I.. u N ' ' - ' ""f
Wa.-!t;ni:!ui. 1' ('.
Hon. V. i' I-- . ii '.iM K.-pi.
ii' a' i 'v a-1. Ramp aiiio to the city hall la-d
t ' n.lei-t a mi m ' 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 n d . 1 1 i . 1 1 1 to, i-(-ii!;ij in response to in-t i u t ions
1. u.a'r ior loia'iini eo'n aieS'-ent from tin1 ity ofTicer- and agreed U
hospita 1 In Oi C"ti. ("it ,' h of i r- t iien tins nioi tiitm in outer lo a
Roscbui?. through r-'i' entai'e ,-i in v..ie.tii,r a .oinpi'teat inr.
iiieetjn-. n:T-r Co .-'Mi e!r -ini.t'-le fif,n hi.- letum tn!-. fiorriin. tin
j'ile. nuld lirt.i.n' . li-'iat-. ;i 'Miium rollo.inu iuvy w is r!io":, o:i-r tin-h.o;-t
ii I e. . .-II. n t a ' -a :d . , oV; i is' of se .-t ;il pere n i pt i .ry i n.il-
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t o)is male R no lo. : t ion -id. . Mau lee lo.n ... R. Kin Imi.
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COUNTY COURT AWARDS
WEST ROSEBURG CON-
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TRACT TO MRS. TRAVIS
As u result ol iPt'ilsini; to
i-onsjiler any of the three lii'is 4
4- mil -mined lor the i-nnsnm- J.
f li" t '
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-J- Saturday, the county court this
- anernoot: was handed a re- J
! ied bid ant a little later
14 aw ai lied the contract lo .Mrs. 4
trances M. Ira vis. ot Albany.
t- Mrs. Travis was here today,
; having other pavement in
.uiirsa ul constructmn. and
-I- ....... I ,,., ""U " T
I .J. of her previous hid. The
! .L. :iiiwlinl 1,1,1 l.v ltN Tru.i.; In. JL.
1 4- diiv was $7.ilii.JL'. Nits was '
1 ' II,., . .1-.I I.I I r.,,.,i,.l i.
i 4. althouu'ii III.' rourt last Satur-
; j- il;;v fii allloii eai h ol the eon-
tra. lors tin- l iulit to make a
r'ision ol' their figures. Ii is
.1. un.liM'stooil that Mrs. Travis 4.
twain work riBht away. 4.
Jf. Her riant is here at the ires-
4. i-nt lime, as well as a larae 4.
?. lor,,, of men. and .i -Mininai -
4. ies on the (.-roiinit to he im- 4.
ihi.m-I will inohal.lv start tins 4.
4. week. The pavement will ex- 4.
4. lend from the citv limits to 4.
1 !,e Mtldiei s lloinearul will lie 4-
mstruited ot asphalt
SECOND TRIAL OF
II i;V WAn M i l l II li TODAV
am ti:iai. was si:t i n:
0.;t.i , I .III l 'V lt IIAI.I.
! awtr muiciN id i hi: ,ii i:v
1 1. 1 NT.
CAMP THREAIINS TO APPEAL
h lemlaiit Sa
He Will Tal e a-c
lo the Circuit Court it I'mniiliil
New WltlM'Nves Are Slllll-
iiioned lot- the Ti ial.
hall ton orrow iiiornini:. Tlte trial i---
i ednb'-i to -tart promptly at ft o-i-Io,
I;.
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ii. I:,. .. ,',r..! V. I lliiali".
I!. 't'oio Ihe ur' was sol,''!."!, lifiu-.'-r.
Ilaltip ,ili-,'r'i all ',ii:hatif'
,ien,,iii'ii.ilnn of Hi,' olan toll,,.'.l in
'ial.:lt oiil ill., jiitv h.-t. ,;liil s; i,l it
);' is fr, i i . I u.n It !..- w Olll'l ii,
ir.al.alolv a-k :or a ti' tfial, atoi if
I'.i- as' ,lf.ni."l I..- -A,,'i!, a ...-al to
ii'i' ir ! it ro'irt. T!i.' off , . ! - in-
; foi llie.t into Cl.c !n
. leu. Ka'Ml b l'd Oli e. t or- O'
lr i,l. V
1 ! 'e ! a -t t !.ti t jll! V ! IM ,!l i n bv
, the city record.. r and two m ,ti ta-
i.ii-i'i. for the ear 1 1 7 wa pra'-ti-
Vy tin- same as that il-- b t'---.
ii recorder'- cnnit la-t n-.n Kan p
. x'.M.-ned both l.-t, :i-i I .!i-c red
OIilv a f.'W ecr Th- t- . n
r l.-d io . le-' t! iurv 'or f
t:,.'I tor, on. rn:,i: .
Ilatot al,t. v,,n ,1 tha !.- wouM
1 , -e.-,ii r.t A l'llf-J'-" . 1111!! t
itn- that In- would ufmit a di :T.r-i.t
! 'erne in a nan 1-m f p'-in'-. The
, it., will haw. about the saa..- w line--,
s iiiid w ;it depend iii'on : itMim
"li a a-e "Hi i'ar lo t :,a t in C- ; I --.
;.t'l - trial w In n C -e i - j t ( -,i i 1
f.t- Ho-fn Wllh'itr U.I- of the
'i. ef ht,t a tl. u ;-:r u -e;ld "I. 1
.-. p or ! - ''.- c- w ,th '- -r
pra- 'i .CU un .ai.r d.
Kl.l f'K I I I I'S (.1 II I Y. -j-
it- f - Via V r ' It
J. W '. W a . 1 .! W "h a
X ,,.d b.'te-A, M;fpt 'he
-.,n of T.i. V T. -v - Ci. t I - r.c -
4. '.or w i- a i a - t,.t '"-'"I" l'l--
J ,, . of t!,t (,..,. r- ! l:i !
A U t ;t f t. in... Ti K n k
ei, ,d. 1 ir j. u . fn:t .:.t , . ;id-
U db d'- -de 1 to 'i.V. i he i a-
idr a '1 , epr he', ,i . .-n
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At;
tleriflkT "Iptl"", Se';t i p. e !
. he prt.lio'lin pjobClv .
-oil. t;n- later ill The wee.
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LAT MI.HT A, I I I LATA i
I'lII l IIY It. II. I I. I CM I!
roit Hamilton sti;i i:t i-avi:-
Ml-: XT WIlltK At TIHiKI.l ll.
miTrn nilFCHAM rAfclCmtriFn '
TIMIIN UlJllUU lU.lJiUU.LU ,
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lo isit Colli'
liany1!. l'lmil .Mohi- lor IVIe.
uiaiiis ot-il .ci Lni;iiii4r
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U '' ' meetuiR ol tl.e ilt
''"""'I last evening t.. eonsider
""' I'1"" ' spiritual!,, lis for Hie
!'",.I"WM"","'. ul ":H,,!li.,n ";.et in
Addition. 111.- advert iseinenl
",r buU " ".' I""' onstruc-
' authone.l to l.sm as soon
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it h v ere submitted ,
la-t t'Venini;. are the work of Act int:
City KnuMiieer R. . Kleest'r. ami
wire ;;i en unqualified a ppro a 1 by
t lo; eon ncil. They w ere t-a milled ,
in in in el and found lo be sat is I ait -;
oiy in eei detail. Sii lilar data
lor the i.HlOoxement of Rose street,
near the new liih school, w ill also
be submitted in a l'.v das. It is
h"p.-d to haw hot h i in 'ro vemetit r
ii : .' Se-oi-e v nter. Tiie Ham
!'. ' -at i.. p; oeuient will be
'. , ji; 4 ntli and Jo I'd
'" I ill Ve of ::,-"halt material.
11 -el- t :i v of i Jo1 new i-n a iliet'r ,
' ii t I ,. ( ; . ! I : ks. w hose i esifc -
ii.it ion is now bei'ete tlte ro'inri
was not i i nisi lei'.d at the meet in i. '
Mr. -i't'-i r will a t as tin engineer.
lioweer. until a new otli.ial Is
named. it w;i- st. ted at the r'ril
1., r in eei j n l oinl.i n iu Ii t thai a
suet e-sor tn Mr. Ili'ks miizht bo
i ' i o e II l,e piial iiieetini;, bill
Tio let loll ' ill lie taken HOW . it is
aid. until t be net ret: ula r un'et iiiu
in t v o v . e); -j. The men ' eint; fun
ddered for the pla.-e are Mr. Rices. -r
and I h l I'lear.
".t!i.-r e.atter ds- '! n la-t
niuht's csion. was that ofth" city
A.il-r, taor Rice reported that he
ha 1 hctld final Manager 'I. It.
l-';ai;k, of !!o- I . i) imnpatjy. within
a tc-w minute' after lo- had m civ. n
tin not 1 1 1. a t ion -.-r ed on hi m at
the council'.. te.'h -I the eenip;.- be
fore. Mr. Crank o'lered to-take the
council. Maor Kien said, to the
.daiiT and pi'oo to tin m that the
t nti'inent . n ade the pre imis even
ing inii' iTliint the condition of the
plant and the adiacent property
weto .riit'-K fa!-'. Ryor Ri.-e tee
on i in. it. l d tli.il tlie offer he accent
ed ami it was ii"iit'. to make the
trio tod;.v.
The council aiso oted to allow a
wariant lor to .m.er the expenses
of Sendtne teletirams to the Uncoil
d'dfuation at Wi'Hhtntitun in repaid
lo M'C'I im..' of the Coverinnent i nil-
v;ilesfcht .o-.'.,.a! !o
L-r,iii'. were nt 1.--1 i
uc a m.-.it- o: local
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u. blitli: wa- per'oi ti -d at
o . I... k 1..-' fa-tun: in in.- o
fl c. ot .lill- e Ol :i.e p. a. I r. I: d
, w !'.-n l'!i . !-; S. Van ornum. ot'
Clifo: n.a at d M - - - ;-m- l:!--.! .
t'-r-, ol" V.-lro-e. u.-re unit. 1 in n ai-ri.-
in t he pi ei .. e i.i :i . w 1 1 o-nd--.
The i .oiplc a! t ni w n I - n I tot I 'alt
fnim... Whe'i. l!ie U'll ' 1 1 a r e Un"!
I o-i.e ''! hi ide i - U'I 1,11..' H I.e..!
M .l,e-e. w her. -he had n .Jed for
M-'-eial . at;
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POSTPONED rRtlGHT IN
CREAStS 10 PACIHC
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'ml th - af'.t;,o..!l : ' d p,..''i'd :
.-t..t. u . d" b o -1 - c, (, ,i ' ' . r I I ,' I
f J.,b..ftv 1 ,o,i n bomJ. The iu r
p'an to t,.k- a b ad i. if p rf In ttn
I CLERKS IN INDIAN Of
I EICE DETAIIED TO CHEMA
WA EOR SPECIAL WORK
J A telematn was reeeiv ed at
4 llu Uxal Indian ott'Ue troni 4
J Afiistant t'luuniissioner Mr- 4"
J- rut. ul Indian Allairs at Wash-
J- intim. this ntoi -iiiim. w hicli f
J a !irt that the two rlerl:.- in the -J
4 linal ot'i'iie ! sent tu Client- 4
4 awa. where- I hey will a.-sist
Mr. rnutieilor. of tne Kffuien-
4 Itureau. in installing a new
iiv.'ouniin stem in the In- 41
J iffvSSs'u'iSs
4 anre with the iii-Ttrui tions 4 I
4. within Hie next we. I . They 4.
.J. will I'e Kime for a week or 41
two. s the' a -cotintini; sys- 4, 1
.'. te;n was re.eiilly installed ill 4.;
Ill," o'fiees here, the loi-al men 4. 1
4 al.' f.iinili.-ir wilii ail llie lie- 4. j
U tails, and ll is tlinuuht will ..
4 lend valllahle aid to . -
Colin- 4
4. liior in his work at the
ellool. .-'
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A. K. sti; I T SAYS C I Y
HiiiiT was a i;i:ai. n:i:inr.
t nNiiii i;iii i m; di;y si: -s
.a i
INS I'KI MM MS.
SCHOOL EXHIBITS RANK HIGH
.
I'rojei I Wotk and open .Imeiiile
bibits I mi) oil lan ItihlMtiis
- ainiini:
tiall
Team is I :.p
Atliat live.
A. Krvin Street, who has just re
turned 1 1 itn Sa te in, W here he al
Ifioied Hie .state lair, r yoils thai Ihe
1 )uc las Con ul xhlhll , w hicu cat
rieii oit the fourth prize, was vei y
cr -ilii.i tde in er w a . Co us id i
nit: tin- drouth which the count v ea.-.
-uil t d dul l tig I he ii 1 1 : mi i I , i,.
thllik lhal Hie -bowing llia!" h iln
part ol llu- state e oi)d. 'I li - di
pla v.a laig.r than some eo..nti'
w ho w on hilo r recognit ion, but
i In ir exluliii s were nearer t lo
slatnlal.l Mr. St reet w as part icula r1 inier-
e-lell III t h" childletl's exhibit:..
II,.-,.- tti-iv ill Iwo el.is. llu
pr.ij.-cl- ali! llu- i,.rn jii.nil
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I i,-,i ll hi ., I I'lill.;.. lii.- I'M,, HIS 'X-l.liitiliL-
I In iiiil iimil llu- .-ai At ll
end o I he coll rse ot le.soll.- t In
main- , Ullltei, lepolt to Ihe nilfl!P
Th- are graded, hi tin- ml, on thi.
: I ii ' . ( a i hen Ies ojjs ami on i lo-i r
exluliii- In the op.-n juw nile work
lh Mta - 1 1 it.it u H tunit I he i oil I
ot le o:i.- Ol' the U lit t ell 1 ' pO I , I lie)
hibn-s h-in giati.il on m. rit aloin
I tld- r I he club plt.J. I lollfla-
County laiin-tl otl luo tir-i piie-.
on. -..(otol. two liuid--. tour toutih-
nut tilth. 'Ihe f ii s( pne, u huh
i - a li i. lo the On gou At-i unit ur.il
rll t:e -UlliM.t r si I I. Mlll all cv
p. ai-i - ji.ini. ,i- won by hmtnu Mill
ion. Ol oi)dc a!l', in the l.irin
i ml hom- 1 1 a 1 1 ' 1 1 rail project, and hv
I'.L.cLweil. ol Kiddle. -A ho U.i'
-inc. in mi" divi-ion of i,e
poult i proji ct Tlo- cond pt w,
o! I i t tltil la I -. W a won h I lea h
hmii'-r. o Wt-i lio-eburg. in tin-
rural lion e la ,i i I i I :c;t t ion prop-el
l a lll.n Well, of ll'ddle, WOII the
thud pi:- oi four doilais iii ai.oh t
dlVI-l'ill Ol llie JiOllltlV pil.JeM, While
Ia 1 1 1 1 1 n i i j,b o cm i. , ,, i( M, ,1
Ml the .-l-elaide fard'HIllg proeet
t 11- b li la- p' r. ol o.il.l.iinl. won
U't If. ui t Ii pi !- ih two d. i mil ot
the pi. uH : v pt op ' . a ml Hut tot, Hut
t"ti, a rd i;o M ,,i d: n ., -o won the
otl,- r i .v.- pi i. - in ihi- i- (oii. th'
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TIO AUK SA ITslTi:l W All It
IS NOT IMI'I in:.
siiBimi in ormihiii
Keel-lidi-. Are Itelny Clenne.1 anil
Mains and Hvdninls Will lie
I Ulvbed Intake Ileinti l'io
Ice led and I in pent ed.
tiiK will be erected on the site of the
! present home underneath the Bpread
I'udue and unwarranted agitation K folinire of a Krotip of full crown
is far worse lhan the condition of III,
cily's water supply. This Is the con
lusion of Mayor Rice and some of
I the city council men who personally
inspected ihe Winchester plant and
I .Mirroundincs this morn in; They
examined the pumping and filtration
i plants in every detail and saw Ihe
'workings of the chlorine sterilizing
plant which was installed there yes
terday. Thev also examined as to ,
the sanitar conditions along the j
river for at least half a mile above i
the plant. They found nothing what
ever to warrant the great amount of !
agitation lately as to the water be-
ing impure. j
Mavor Rice recommended to Man
aior O I-:. Frank and Sunt.. 11. C
1
tlurcht'jeld that stone cleaning up be (
I done along the river batik jut abov
;the pumping station, .and Ihat (lie
j lower slope lliere be coeied with
r ,btr..ri.v.;r"1:,v.
j by Mr. Crank and Mr. Itun hfield
The eity reservoirs are being chaned
'.iL-ain toilav and Ihe hydrants and
rlv ,;,uis will be flushed tumor
jrow. This will assure lhal all water
thereafter will be that which has
beetl treated by the new chlorine j
sterilizer as well as passing through i
the big filters already in use at Win- ;
ciU'Siei, I liese lllli-n ii I e illMl
flushed regularly by back pres.-uie
from the mains so as to remove all j
i aipurit it s that may colled I herein.
As to the u r rot i n ding mud it ions ,
it vas found that access io the river j
b i i- i he il a nt by ca ni p.-rs and i
-'hers has been stopped b wire1
t iii- ami tiailini: up ihe gates. A
ite.,a-s notice is in place there near
the end of the brtilgo and Mr. Frank
dated that he is having three more
la rge signs pa i li ted to he placed
conspicuously mi as to keep people
out. The old toil. -I which was al
let'ed to hae ei-ed Ileal' the intake
;1s I oil lot to have been fully f.ou
feet awa. ami over 1oi .-i'l from th
. .i-i. of the water. Fin I lo-rtiiore. it
ha alroiid v he. n de-1 ro ed and I he
oiitentw and tb-hris burio'd There ,
has lieeii mi datiuer of infect ion !
(herefrom.
The mayor and couiicilmen were j
show ii every detail of the Intake of:
ihe wiiicr supply, both innh' a ml !
out, een to the sinkiim of an eec
trie lii'ht to ihe Imllniii fi( the con
eft fi' pit in whn-h the wat. r i. firt
r.-eei .-) I'm mi the river a ml I hence
puuip.il through th" hie filters. This
,il-o hovv'-d dial all Oo- inial o water ,
i.iil-l come it) contact With the
chlorine "-lelitlef b' f'iie i( call een
. tiler inlat-ie alves of the plltiifi 111
this il ihe water h protected fro'c
.11 ee, .c,. Mr.! miuhf powihlv reach 1
there. In w.hd colicrele w a 21 '
in. he- thict. . ami a oiicr. le floor
Ihtee feet ttllck
It wa- al-o noted bv ihe in p. , line
'.. i v . . w h ii li incl tnted ; tu ti. r of
The I. el .'W -laff. th tt the plant I
1epf tct-iipMloii lv dean throughout
f ' o ' I tl c 1 1 i a 1 1 H ul I W I N 1( le. Who W a a
'to ihIm I ol the par'v. '-tilled Hiaf he
Inut iMt.-d Ihe plant man ti
and In- l.iol alwav. found It clean
Hoth Mr I "fa tit-: and Mr Hurclilold
a -Led th' it avor and conncilm. n for
;m 'tii'i'e hnii a to hnptoii'g th--el
j ... d' -1,, ring (heir i ead inc. ,,
Montinu.f1 on Tag Hit J
RUSSIA IS AGAINSI
A C0AU1I0N
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COUNTRY HOME Of IM
! POSING DESIGN TO BE
ERECTED NEAR WINSTON
l'onir..etor H. S. Nichols was given
a eontrael today for ereetiliK a
neautitin new eouniry nome on in
laneli of 1.. II. Skinner, six
lllileH
rtoulliwest of Koseliuri:. near Win-
'tou. The home is expected to cost
not less than t hree t housund dol
lars and will be one of the most mod
ern and handsome structure tn that
vicinity.
Aecordint; lo the plans which have
heen considered for some time, the
arrhiteeturo will he of the colonial
type, having impressive pillars in
front and a very roomy porch both
upstairs and down, which will he one
of (he principal features. There will
he nine or ten rooms, all of which
w i 1 he heated from a furnace in the
basement and every ot her modern
convenience, including electric
lights, will be installed. The dwell-
maple trees, and will no doubt pre
sent a very imposiiiK picture when
viewed from the road. The contrac
lor expeetH to hep in Wrk (in medi
ately. It will n1 bo finished for
veral tnonths.
I.KTON TO HAYi: M1W lIO
Hit; ll sciiooi, si VIA ins.
TltKTS 4 f SO.llA n:i AMI
Wil l. iU(,AM,i: MAY SYsriAl
AT OM K,
MR. AND MRS. GOFF TO TFACH
0l) (1 ,t, M(m,., s,,,H(
ol Ihe Shili- Will I ill a I k-
I'lil l nt Hie ( ' .
I Supt t) ('. Urown antuiunced lo
i day that seven disiricts in the F.Ik
ton icinit y voted for the union
high school plan. This means a con
solidation ol these districts for high
school pu i poses, and w ill mea n n
! h igher ed ucat Ion for many of the
oung people of that section. Full!
this change was made, after finish
nig (be gr-'iiimar mImmiI lln-re was no
I opport u ii v for eon tinning an edu
cation viihout leaving home and go
ing to ime place where a four years
high 1 eh ol could he found,
j In Inne (til's issue was voted on.
In. I owing tn some irregularity of
tlo- law, w h ich is very specif ir in
school ma Hers, ihe votes were not
counted, .lust recently another elec
tion was held, with the results above
til let! Superintendent Ttrown states
that the new high school board will
be ntganied at once, ami work will
h. gin under iln- m w plan a soon a-P.e-ibb.
Mr and Mr- Fred C.niT will
i ie i barge of ihe school this year.
which will he in 1 1 hi high m In.ol
;it Flkfon. and expect to have an e
c. lh nt school.
Mr Hi uw ii cited an Inst a nee of
much Un- Siitne kitol which occurred
eV. lal p'.in ago ill the AUejl I'tlllll
liv, itl ll.-titoii l ounly The lacililies
there for hightr edioaiion were very
poor, the eouutrv was small, and it
-e. ni.-d ir- though nothing could be
done to imptove conditions. I'inally
a coir ol ula t PUi . tunch the s;ime as
Ihe Clkton union, v;.s eit.-eted. and
I -e,i now has a union high school
lhal is ii-. -1 ;is a t bd all over the
lii n
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Ciow n
Ih.
ptopl
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w Inch
is to lie know ii
II inal.e ot mat
I he combined
llda'-i li-Ulct
di-iii.t No t,,
- hn-h ho-.l
altti (.1 Ihe coll
a; i i. i-at - o. i a million dollars,
ami wilh 'lo l,.c Itoin lhi, a high
hoot o; i . , 1 no r it i-.i n be csta b
ll -o d hill If lh. p- oplc tight the
piopo ition. the plan will amount to
V.'l-V llltle. becall-t help alld CO M"T
.1 ion a ! i" cut nil to I he Mb a.
o
ii Mooie w .. . in iiom I. (Hiking
I.ii to ' , V . tit n't I li : lo hU -i IO'-.
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t:i:. r WAll TAX MKASl hi-: is
Aliuril ll IIY CDNtiltKSS WIIH
Ol T A KOI.I.I'AI.I. AMI IS
ItKAOV KUt TIIK I'KKslllKNT-S
SKiN ATI ItK.
IT WILL RAISE $2,500,000,000
lliu llt'ii I'mler Cuiisiilernti.in Since
l.nsl Aii-tl mill Ih Ihe l.llll nf
I.41IIK liiM-iiNsimi ninl Many
Cnifii'nee. In t 'onu. l-ew..
WASHIN(;tu.N, Oct. 2. Con
gresH finished its work on the great
war tax bill late, today when the
Senate, following the example net
yesterday by Ihe House, adopted the
conference report without a roll cull.
.More than $ rnu,oiM.i,iJOO of new
tuxen are levied by the mea! un ,
which has been In the making iikj
last April.
As ho on a k the bill is eigrcRHc t
and signed tomorrow by V ict -I'itm -dent
.Marshall and Speaker (Turk, it
will be hc nt to th- President, who
is expected to sign It at once.
Senate discussion today whs brief,
participated in by but few members,
all of whom realized futility of op
position. Most of the criticism was
u pon t he second -class postage in
creases. The Hpeedy action on the confer
ence report raised members' hopes
lor adjournment of the war session
by Saturday or not later than next
week. The administration sailors'
and soldiers' insurance bill, which
h a s pa ssed the House, will be
brought up tomorrow tn the Senate.
The only other measure ihe leaders
xpect to put through before ad
journment is the $H. oun, iHMl, (MM) de
ficiency appropriation bill.
As finally dra I' led, afler one of the
longest and most strenuous struggles
in Congressional history, thp revenue
bill, which was passed by the House
May 2:, and by tin Senate after a
month's debate, September 10, draws
mainly upon Incomes and war excess
profits. As passed by the House, It
lotaled $1. MIX, nun, oun. and the Sen
ate raised ft in $2.41(i.000,nno. The
conferees' draft increased the total
assess men I b about $7 50,000,000
over the House and $ 1 2 8,000,000
above the Senate.
The bill now Is estimated to raise
about $Sa0, i.ouu from Incomes,
corporate and individual, and about
$ l.ooo, niio.iiuu rroin war excess
profits Other major levies are $:io,
ooO.UDO on tobacco: about $275,
ono.uoo on Ibiuors; $7o,ooo,00i on
first class mail; $ lo.uoo.iioo on uu
tomobiles; $77."Ou,nuo on freight
transportation; $ ilo.ouo.Ooit on pas
senger transportation ; $".2,000,000
from stamp taxes, and $i;o, 0110, 000
from a 111 11 semen t admission.
elimination of consumption (axes
tin sugar, tea, cofree and gas, eer
irie ami telephone service, together
with house taxes on l!l; incomes
and a general lo per cent tariff levy
Were leatUtes of the CVututlOll Iff tilt
hill
The first Senate criticism came
ii iiiii Sena tors U olcott and Sauls
bury, of Ih-laware, and l'ouicretie, of
illilo, who assailed the special luuill
l ions man ulacl urcrs' tax.
" I cannot justify Ihe tax," replied
Sena lor Si m motis, adding I hat the
com promise v :is necessary because
llie House members insisted the pllb-
tic would not approve a bill with the
tax re jiea I. in view yf t he special
ar lavs levied on the general pub
lic ami many business interests.
Senator Penrose also declared the
'a ' tin just ll la hie from every point
of view,'' hut added he was going U
vole for Hie r.-port "even if it was
only km per rent good."
I i each 1 tig the nubject of second
!as mail ride increases, Senator
Simmons said :
'The post in.i-.tt r Ct neral estimate
'hat even Willi the pinpo.ed increases
Ihe (.(iVeriillient Will lose $40,000,
illlll "
He presented a letter from Post
master Hen era I Iturlesoii, com mend
ing Ihe system adopted by the con
ference of levv in g Increases at dif
ferent rales on reading and advertis
ing mailer ami giving the publishers
im e to adjust their business lo meet
i he l a te nn hM-i'-t.
o t
f RANK OXMAN, BAKfR
CATTLEMAN, WAS FREED
OF PERJURY CHARGES
S A V Fl! ASl'l-'i 'O Orl 1 - u-
.,t ii..i JmlkM i.riirin illM.f.neil lllrt
.j. ji'lmi'ir. h or .. rjur' HKuliiiit Kmnk
. x in ii ii . a ll.tk.-r rouiiiy rulll. num.
ninl th.' .riurjiiil ilni..Hii In tltt
TtlOIIIHM .toitii.v trlnl, tll't'AllHf. of s
llll'k llf I'Vlll.'tlCI. 'I'hM iii-Hl(.riniiH
wiini'-..- wliii'h Mooni.y'n aitfirnpyi.
proiiilnHil in proiltirf. fnlltMl to appuar.
o
Rnvlew Want Ada. crlni rMulta,