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IT'S AX OLD SAVtXJ That "no one lives so far from market a he whtf baa nothing to sell." Rsise more produce. OREGON FIRST Fiet in Lrit '2 Tfir. Oregon, the first state to go "over the top" Id the Liberty loan. Cewnwy Tie Thee. mt Ln4 ef Llkarty. ROSEUl'KO, UOCGLA9 COUNTT, OREGON. MOMMY KVF.XINti. Jl I.V , HUM. VOL. XXI. VIEW 7 J AN Alii EXPE DIT10N TO RUSSIA1 FORMER ROSEBURG MAN REMOVED AS Q1Y SUPER INIENDENT AT ST. HELENS AMERICANS MOVE I HOOPS. st Hi:i.f::;i r.. July 6. L. L. . Baker was removed as superinten- I dent of the St. Helens schools at Hie uoltV OF HISIVFSS AXI TKADI. Iist mating or the board since the "xi-KUTS WILL i T.. lit SSI A lec.lon of J. W. Akin as director, si V4V.I I KI. UY IMI.U K li. W. King, of Cresham. was elected i-'iHM'F OK IMKIt-AI.I.IKK to succeed the deposed educator. Mr. I l.a liare, a iucni..er ui .'. ...- ! favored Mr. llaker but the other two members opposed his re election. Mr. Itaker claims ne was eit-cie.i 10 succeed himself at a meeting of Hie board held several weeks ago No record was made in the minutes of this meeting, nor was any con tract signed. Mr. Cassatt, who failed for re election as director, says he has no doubt but that Mr. llaker can hold l..o district liable for his salary as superintendent. It is understood that Mr. Baker may resort to legal action to enforce his claims. It also was thought that all of the former teucbers ot the school had SEEK TO CLARIFY CONFUSION Jnpnil Awaits Co-oiei:ithi. of I niled Mutes Ocrinniiy Keniands liie OccUUition tit Until "clro grnd nml Moscow. Ity Itoliert J. Hinder. WASHINGTON. July An no.liiu.t. of trade and business perts, supported By a sizeaoie p....c .,, re-electeo. Wlin me nirpauu 01 one. out unaer ine .uu.uk ui ... new board, no teachers have been chosen. This matter w ill be consid ered at a later date. Friends of Mr. Duker resent the AS IF VETERANS UFNF.ItAI. l'FUSHIN'tJ WILL SOOX HUD MOKK,THX HALF A MILLION FlliHTINti M K.N I'N IIFK HIS COMMAND ON TIIK I1ATTLK FltO.NT. 300,000 MORE TRAINING THERE Action oil fjoveirlllltelit Control of Telegraph. Telephone and Cable Systems Accelerated laH-k-mlt on Western (iilon. f..-.. f . 1 . r-:i 1 1 i. l truons. will be sent to Russia without delay to aid in establishing order iu that coun try. The I'nited Slates is seek ill K to ..1'. riiv .iiwiil.Tahlf of the confusion which exists there in regard to the ation taken by the new board, and j Jrd Mill)pr ihe'liritish intentions 01 Hie allies ' 1 Russia, interesting developiuents are expect- : tpr yiw$ .rf unit it is now stated souii-uu i im..-. ed. tt.i.t t ! ahnvp urogram has., be, n definitely determined iinon and wi'l be put into effect soon. The recent assassination of German Ambassador Mirbach at Moscow has given an im petus to the American and allied ef forts to aid ltussia. for it is realized that Germany will act uuickly in making increased demands and r nrisals In that country, making this MYRTIE CRIEK FOREST f IRES REPORTED TO BE OF INCENDIARY NATURE Ity Is.woll Mellett. WITH THK AMERICANS ON THE SOMMK, July 8. "This has been a revelation to me. I did not expect it. These men huve the bearing of veterans. They drilled across this tield as though It was a parade ground. Really, they are fine and I am told they fight much belter than they march." This Is wnat war minis ter, told the I nlteu I'ress alter ne had reviewed the American regiment which helped to capture Hamel. Pershing Soon Have Half .Million. WASHINGTON. July H. Within a nionih or sooner General Pershing, will have more than half a million EDENB0WER BOY EN LISTED IN MARINES; LEAVES THIS EVENING Walter Perry Allen, of Edeubower. enlisted Saturday afternoon at the local Marine recruit in office In the Perkins building. Allen had been working in the shipyards at Marh fleld, but came home to attend the celebration in Roseburg. While here he decldled to enlist. Allen in the lirnt local boy to take advantage of the ruling permitting young men of 18 to enlist in the Marines. He slated to Sgt. Sneer that he wuh anx ious to get into the big game and do his bit. "They tell me a man can go as high as he wants to In the Marines, and I let you I won't come bark without some sort of promo tion." He has played considerable basketball, and as a consequence passed an excellent physical exami nation. He leaven on No. lti tonight for Portland, from where he will go to Mure Island, Cal., for training for duty in France. He Is a son of Mrs. Sarah Davis, of Kdenbower. Q FORMER CITY ATTORNEY NKW l!OAI III II.MMi SYSTFMS IN LANK AMI HFVION Col N TIF.S KFFKCTS A GISKAT SAV IMi IN MAN ItlWKK U I It OLII WAV. GETS MORE AND BETTER ROADS Caterpillar Tnu-tor and Oilier Mol eni Kiiiiuneni lleiug I tilicd (intit Ii4velrr IUhh the Work of Many M . Three men are doing thirty men's work on Lane County roads. Two men are doing ten men's work on Benton County roads. Thus the war-' time pro hit m of road uiHintt'iiaiict' is being solved by the progressive com missioners of those two counties, i says the Oregon Voter. Knlightened i public sentiment in both counties is ! strong behind the commissioners. "Tanks' are the secret of this la- bor economy, the "caterpillar" trac- I tors. These caterpillars haul differ- C.eorge Kb ten arrived in thislnt kinds of equipment, scarify and city Saturdav to visit with his K'ade he roads and surface th.-m at rtunirhtPr Mm. J. W. Leonard, wile ! u cost that seems trifling compared of an S. P. fireman. Mr. Hates ' tll hl methods. had soent the nast seven years in! successtunj nae MARRIED IN P0RTIAND Carl K. Wltnherly, former city at tortiey of Ivoseburg. who entered the NMtitnial Army service and went to Portland on June IS, for special t raining at the llenson Polytechnic school, was married in that city lust Saturday evening, his hrtde being Mii-s l.eila I.ent, a popular teacher in 1 the Itosehurg schools for the past j few years. The wedding occurred at the home of (he bride's parents at Lents, Uev. Oswald W. Taylor iifTi .cialing. Only the immediate family J or the bride and Mr. and Mrs. (. V. jWimbi-rly. of Portland, were pres ent. The groom w as formerly cily ' recorder and later cily attorney, and 'a member of the law firm of NVuiht I a Wlmberly. He recently retired (ironi the oifice of Kxalted Kuler of Hhe Kosel'iirg lodge of Klks. He Is 'a son of Postmaster and Mrs. Ira , Whnberly, of Oniin. and has a host of friends in this county. His abil , it v is being recognized In his new field of work. H enlisted as a prl- E PACKING PLANT TIIK J. K. AltMSIIV COMI'ANV AX NOl N'CF.S I'll AT TIIF.Y WILL til'FN A I'ltlNK I'ACKl.Nti I'l.ANT IN ItOSKIII ItO AS I'Flt MANKNT INSTITtTIO.N. OPERATE AT THE NEW CANNERY liming In ThU Sot-lion Will Im In Charge ol A. Sutlierlainl KeuulntioiiM for Huylog Pi'iuuMt A tv Announced. RETURNS FROM ALASKA AFTER SEVEN YfARS AND SURPRISES DAUGHTER The California Packing Corpora lion, formerly the J. K. Armshy Co., concern has bought and handled dur ing the past four years a consider- but already has been advanced ;"' "i 100 .1 me ,,,..,.. rank of corporal. His bride is in Douglas County, has announced its intention or installing a pruno packing plant In Roseburg. For this purpose. It has made arrangements with the Roseburg Canning Company these two linen under bis direct command on vnrthern Alaska, during which time I counties worked out their road con- the western war front, ready for thenS dallKhter8 had not heard from structlon that they are being lsiied him. He had been at Nome. Fair- 1 " a pretext for gaining a still strong-r hold on all Russian affairs. President Wilson has asked Secre taries Wilson. Houston. Kedti. Id and Lane to submit a list of men tomor row who would constitute suitable experts for this mission to Russia. He will announce the personnel of the delegation within a week. Japan Awaits I'. S. Action. TOKIO. July X. After two weeks of negotiations over Hie request ol the European allies that Japan in t -vonc in Siberia, it was stated that Japan will not consider making ac tive intervention until the I'niied States Joins the orher allies in their request. It is believed, however, that Hie Japanese favor making men ' fnterventlon. fighting line, so the Senate military committee was informed today. Gen eral March said that the r.l.liOO Americans who are now on the flght- The lookout on White Mountain iX;;'?, siVv iVe that fcnir more for- '"P .. -? rL.T ..1 fires bad tjien located on Myrtle Creek. Three of these fires were oalsiue 01 uie jiusiiui. .. . , . nr , . , Ilartruui dispatc hed six men with the here by evening, succeeding in put- I tins out the fues hctore mimugin South 'fa brigaded with the nrttlsh and rent' I: tores. in uuuiuuu m nn-nc, all the troops sent overseas during eady for the battle fronts by Aug- i UHt. WASHINGTON. July K. The Son- banks and the Koyokuk dlsirlct and near the Arlcttc coast. In the latter region the only inhabitants are Kski mos. He sayj he was nearer to the North Pole than was reached by lr. Cook and has many wonderful Inci dents tu relate of his experiences. When coming out he walked about 330 miles in 12 days to reach Fair banks. 1'pon arriving at Seattle he happened to meet a niece and from her learned the whereabouts of his daughter and came here at once to ate interstate commerce committee v(sU wjtn il4ir nH lHi previously ofticials of other counties to learn how it is done. The editor of the Voter accompanied the Multnomah County com mi Lionel's and load officers, and the Portland public works commissioner and engi neers. In a visit of inspection to Lan and houglas Counties, and saw the improved methods in operation. Lane County did the pioneering in this improved method and hits the biggest start. The graxel and dirl roads Lane Counly is laying are models, and the cost is astonishingly low. Heiilon County has less of the f UNERAL OF MRS. HENRY BENTON WAS HEID'AT r. ..., ,,..tr ,,I:.Hr of the long- : IHiont recommendation, of af.r thn ,,,., of ,liH wlf(. H,.v(. using to superb advantage ami has II- , Fire As"oclai on made a "lp resolution empowering the , n K0 . , nf ,llH Northland ordered more . Ho H,e v riu ",t he fires les ' President to take over and operate , H p , (.:t t( hh. an,, ,hill i One caterpillar gang of thr-e nien . ,v a d consulted with M I ' '"' telegraph, telephone, radio and js f,ratl rPtlirn to ,m. . .states" since j i doing thirty men . work in Lane ticlav and consuneu won i. ."I..,,,.. ... jrin. Hit war. Th s . ...... . .j .. 1 1 '1.11 iu v w ill the o in tig 11111111- to 111 a graduate of Willamette l iiiverslty at Salem, and has proven her uhitily 11s a teacher. She expecls to return In the schools here at the opening of ' " u 01 ' "m"1 the fall term lhe s- ' roundhouse, formerly known aa the Churchill warehouse. I Heretofore the prunea purchased i by this company have been shipped i to their Dallas, Oregon, plant, where j the goods have been graded and parked. Owing to the increased acre I age of prunes coming Into bearing nNVONVIIIF TflnAV l'"''11 ''"" """K1"'1 County, and VMIllUlliaiL IUlHIHie constant Increase In business. , this concern has found It desirable The funeral or Mrs. Henry lien- I to Install a packing plant In this aec t.ui. who died at her home in I'oii-illon and has chosen Roseburg as the laud Saluidi. was held this alter- logical point owing to ila central Io nium at Cinvotiville. where Mrs. .cation in relation to the various Helium's parents reside, and where prune growing districts In the couu sbe lied for in any years. Mrs. lun-jty. Km is survived bv a husband, who Is j The same management that dlreet eiuploved Willi Hie Southern Pacific, 1 ed the affairs ot Iho J. K. Armshy and two sniill sons, llarrv ami Omar i Company Is in control of the Cnll lictttoii. She also leaves a rather and j tomla Packing Corporallon. which mother, Mr. and Mrs. S. Russell, of concern Is Hie largest packer of dried I'linioiiville. and a cousin. Mrs. W. I fruits In the I'nited Stutes. F. Harris, of Ibis citv. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. A. (). Sutherland will have Harris left this morning for Canyon- charge of the buying In the Rose ville 10 be pieseut for the Mineral : Imrg section, while local buyers will SITVI,,,.H 1 be maintained al such points as Kid- Mr nml Mrs Kenton had lived In 'lie anil iiaKiann. Martin, fire warden for that district. who reported that the fires dlscov- d on Saturday had all neon put nailer miii . ,..,. Krupih .rir.g the w-' roned ,0 Su,,rvi,or Ihirtrum L l Tin close ner..nal friend, ai being of an incendiary naiure and ili.i timn Ilia HuiiL'lilMr find no will avoid the necessity for spccM I wor(, or hllt cominK until he walked nient : hearings on the matter and will )nlo u(.r ilomP nvr) A giant Holt caterpillar tractor. bring quicker action. A giant scarifier, which Is a heavy I'nlon OiM-ralor Very Few. .. .. ... . . 1 machine towed by the tractor. It has Ambassador Mirbach. at Moscow, im mediately ordered Foreign Secretary Von Kouhlmann to break off rela tions with the Russian delegates in Herlin. Will Occupy lllissian Cities. STOCKHOLM. July H. It. has been learned through diplomatic sources that Germany will demand the right to occupy both IVtrograd and .Moscow, as a result of the ns sassination c- ilernu'U Atubassadnr Mirbach. Counter llevoiiition Slnrled. rOPKNHAOKN'. July S . A seri ous counter revolution has started iu new Moscow, says the semi-official (,er--man news agency. There has !-'& severe street fighting between the U?ilsheviki forces and the social revo lutionaries, with the former win ning. Kiiti'nte Agents Implicated. AMSTKRKAM. July S An official Inquiry by the German government P' 111 it h Hie assumption that entente ai'eiils were imolicated in tb sination of Ambassador .Miruarn. Several social revolutionaries who were arrested In Moscow confessed 10 complicity in tne murdei, says a Herlin dispati h. F.vleiidisl Artillery llallle. PARIS, July S. An artillery bat tle is in progress along a front of fifteen miles between Villers Cot terets forest and the Varne River, says the official report today. Australian Tiiiie Aih iioe. I.ONHON. Julv k--The An-trlian NKW YORK. July S. Newcomb Carlton, president of the Western th(1 l nion Telegraph Co.. in a statement 1SSI1CO looa.v ueeiuieu iiiin in. n. , to ,in investig itton is being mad ascertain the person guilty of origination. supervisor ...... "... . members in the em stated that the man wiio won de- Westeren l nion In the llberately lake advantage of the ' ; war weather to set out forest fires , '" c rHnl.s ,,(H.k,0lll. ! was lacking in palriolisn, and good, A j,,,,. .U,cal tele- "iz''nsh'nj : graph union officials have issued a " j statement blaming Hie Western Marines Want F.l.'ctlii al Men 'lnion lor the lockout of U.O teleg ' Word was received this morning j r.1ltu.ril here. President Juyner authorizing Sgt. Speer, in charge of ( s.lj(, . a lnaKS nieeting held yes- the Marine recruiting offices In lhe . llir,i.iv ,,,.iiy declared our af- : Perkins building, to accept telegra- . .(1'on wlt, the union. As fast as pliers, linemen and radio men for tne Ineir na,m.a reached the Western signal battalion now oeiog 1 .. .., ific ,.i8 ollr members were formed at iniiaoeiiniia. .... " ! discharged. VStil. t.M' rtiHe q.rl.lllC.l...s ." " sent directly to Philadelphia from Portland and will enter the battalion at once and receive special technical -o IHIIIcd Home tinned Deputy Hhoril r T. A. ISaffely. Sheritl Geurge K. Uuiiie and county Clerk K. It. Lenox went to Ten Milo Saturday evening and .Mr. Raffety conducted the regular drill of the en Mile Home Guards, bach meni- Itctttrns l-'nuii 'Frisco Robert K. Smith arrived here this afternoon from San Francisco, where he attended a committee meeting or the Liberty loan managers from the four teeth or prongs, each lx Inches long, that are inserted In the earth or soft rock that lias to be loieelied or are run under old macadam iind break and loosen it so it can be glad various states, wno niscusseu pia.is ,,. ,.. This oa, l or conducting li e tour n nig i.ii.eriy . lir ,M (, ,a,.lllm, , v loan campaign lb s fall. Mr Sinllli b , k(.B , u ,,,,,,. is state manager In the I. rty loan . . Port laud .ince last September and previous to that time they bad made their homo In this cily. Mis. Henlon was well acquainted here ntiil her death w ill be mourned by a large cir cle of friends. She was well known in I 'luteins County, and spent most uf her lite at CanyolivHle. Mrs. Hen ton was about years of ago. for Oregon. He had been on a trip of several weeks previous to Hie meeting ill San Francisco, visiting at lind and points in Fastern Oregon, at Klamalh Falls, and places In Call- works holler unit far more .niioiily Willi inliiiit.lv less cost and no ex nense whatever fur feed and stable A giant leveler, which Is I bed i gia.b r on behind the tractor mid exoaviit. Miss 1 : 111 111 ;i Poland, daughter of Mr and Mrs 1.. A. reliind, of West Un-cl'tiig. who has been teaching In Wisconsin 'or the past year, will arrive boine this evening summer vacation. tornin in 111c inieream 01 ..10 ...... ,., ...... ,,e ..i:.lerial from cms loan. Mrs. nmiin accoinpaiueu ...... , , .... .,. .,. Xltrk r nf, iKcr iners. teams and drivers. It places aining belore being sent to France for service with thv Marines now "over there." Located ill Alobama Prof. R. G. Hall and family are . . . ,.le on,e Guard was aworn In assas- nnw (.ated at James, Mullock Coun- .leplltv sberllf before the rcgu- ty. Alabama, according to a letter ,.r (rm C(imm,.r0ed. received here today from Mr. Hall .,i,m jn, t. niiiu hv Sunt. O C Hrnwn. Prof. Hall . A V. u.l, ui Kimeue, iiai. ct i.ieu w ill aceepl the prlncipalsh ip ol one ' of the schools there lor tile coming year and also will co-operate with iiis father in the management or a large dairy farm. Mr. and Mrs. Hall and eiiildren left here over a week aco lor Portland, where they visited for a few days before starting on their trip to .flabama. Pro!. Hall was nrinrinil of the l!oe school in on the ttip. and she is now visiting In San Fraueisco. Mr Smith was ac companied home by his father. Party From Vancouver lleie Lieut. L. II. Kennedy, of the Roy al Hrltlsh Flying Corps, George Mc Queen, C. Housser and Louis neither are visiting In this city while en route from their home at Vaucoiiver, II. C. to California. They are Irav- a nositlon as day clerk with Hi I nipqiia Hotel to nil the place left I., . . . ... . .. .1- - ....... I..f. !' "I' than Lane's although it is jiiiiif-h bei.vier Ho. 11 the horse scraper. and a smaller plow scunner. 1 ins lltiit olltlil i operated hy two men, who do as much work as ten men and teams with plows and horse ..cnipcl ami uo II lar lietler. liie Heiiti.n Count, oiillit U.itks like lhe ideal onlht lor the small road dis trni. liven liie tarmors who work Iho loa'is lor pay see lhe big advalll' aire and are not lll willing to rote go their direct liiiancial b.nefils or .. iu .1'" . -w ; . , . ..... , , .... ma. .-in oiov inein 1.111 aie .1..10. k eling in a large Hudson car and are me .... . 1.0 ..1 . .1 .... ...... ....... .. , lltiiis m their disirlcis. The stopping for a few days while their much gravel ,,,, the one tit ,,, a , ar. . 'r " " H iMv ,, al auto undergoes repairs. Lieut. Ken- . haub d by .12 teams and wagons "1 , ,w' , , ,. ,, ',, , nedy is on a furlough for the h. fit require much more time for loading ' 1 a ,,.,. ,r of bis health. The members of tbe.an.i nailing .. s ... .lr ,.., on the roads nwptv Ji re tnintnR Mt ino iimei i - 'ward or backwards, and the cater the dirt in noslthm and level M A giant giailer, hatilid ly (h tor. which draws the lnn-e scarilM'd i material out of ditch or l-ank and levels and crowns the road. Four 8 yard wagons, each with IJ-inrh tiren. These wauons make a train hauh-d from the nit ty ill :n vacant hy It. Scott Weaver, who left j troops have again advanced their tMs oil v for a few- years, and during lines astride the Siunme IivT. on two-mile front, so General Haijr an nounctd. The other sectors cor. tin ue comparaiively quiet. Italtnn llexirt Small atn. KOMK, July K.- Knriiiy r.ron nnirering parties on the Ainen ;dateaii and rorfh of Moni Vulhalln were driven hack. Small actions hy the Italians in the C.rarpa r icin on Saturday gained ground We took prisoners north of Mr,-wif and our forces advanr'-d in the Cola April; reion. In thce recent action' w have taken 1uS prisonr. tlte past year was principal r tne Kiddie schools. un Friday with the contingent of men from Imuglas County tor Fort McDowell. Mr. Wood had been clerk at the Stueed Hotel at Kugene and he expects to remain here perma nently. He was aTumpanied here hy Mrs. Wood. U Hon Knuii Molilalia Mr. and Mrs. 11. (1. Cardner, of IturliHiian Melt Cautain .1. A. Fluchanan arrival jldll.ir, after hauling Um'Iii empty un ider the Ktael dump and mntihg the TWO AUTOS COLUDTD here early tills morning to spend a few davs on a furlough visiting with his family In this city before he is assigned to duty. Captain Hiichanaii arrived here from Fort Stevens, where he hud Just returned from Virginia, where he spent two months In the artillery officers' training ... .'....... Vlimrnn ('....l.till Helena. Mont , spent yesterday in ! l(urnanHn delighted with ihejpillar and wagon train, ti.e iim e this city as the guests of Mrs. F. J. two inonths of training, although th;" meehaniral Krav-I s. r..p- vv..(..trH Mr. and Mrs. (iarduer .. uu rui.i.r t iff He does not t, eh valors and screens in motion. ar traveling hy automohile and are in,(W whether he will he allowed to the making a (up from .Montana io i..an- , Htay wjth the l.oy at Fort Stevens or fornia. Tin y left early this morning , tlH "transferred to some other coin- nroule to Los Angeles. lhe iiaru li.iin Ttirward car lv car utiiil all rmir are loaded, then moes around to the other end of the train and hauls Die loaded cars tu the jol Only three men ar' required for the entire operation. The Mime ihree men even work the machinery at th" gravid quarry. It (h not rieceieary to maintain a separate force at lh uiiairv. I'lion arrival witli ihe eater- It, 'pillar and wagon train, the Fidlowing are the rules governing the purchase nf the 1 1 H crop of Oregon and Washington prunea, adopted hy the I'nited States Food Administration: l'unhusefi must be made front the growers either f. o. b. cara at rail way station or delivered at buyer's warehouse, and buyer shall not haul, nor directly or Indirectly pay the cartage, or make any allowance for delivery. No advances shall be made to growers prior to delivery, without for the I same being evidenced by a promis sory note bearing the prevailing rate of interest. Sacks will be furnished according to the cuslouiH prevailing In previous years, growers lo lurmsh twine tor sewing sacks No testing of prunes tn drier. No orchard run buying. Nil grower hu)NTo iilnirf.ir uti aiy commissions to him for Inlying, would Include his own fru't. No buying In bins. Hy tills Is meant that no packer should go to the drver and test fruit and make a specified price thereon. Same must I be mit ked and delivered warehouse tn accordance with rules laid down i by ihe Covormnent. In tohtiug: One sack In 1 n and ns many more as would seem to satisfy I both grower and buyer. WITH SLIGHT DAMAGE C. W. Smith, building and bride" supervisor for the Southern Pacitir, and K. J. Heck.-r. the division store keeper, were hero for a' bort visit this morning, as they were en route oil. Ironi porlland to Mdford snd Ash land. Mr Pecker ext.eci. to return in a few days to Roseburg on official business. MAW I'll Al- T ..I FN IIFJF.I TFI. TACOMA. July S - r.eb c!lon ef men from the last dr..rt arrivals will total 12 2 l r cent, it was announced at Camp Lewis. Shortness of st.it.ir and car dl:eae were It-.e chef P:it.e The minimum height under the new regulations Is fi ! three Inches These teen were .).-;! ted un der Hie five feet, one incf. regula tions There were 1 433 men rejected. A slicht accident occurred on Kol.eits Moii'itam yesterday after noon, when Hie car driven by .1. M. Lllison collided wlili an automobile occupied by tourists No one was hurt and little damage was .lone lo either car. The lender ol Mr. Klli son's ainoniobili! was broken and the r car was a little more damage'l. but w.ni on aft. r he Ins mended at a local garage. Mr. and .Ml" Lllison were returning Worn Riddle, where they had been visihtig with J. P. Mc Kay and family, when Ih. y met lb" i.oirisi car on curve on the north stile of Ro'-rtr mountain. Mr. Kill son is one of the oldest residents of In. uglas County, having resided In lhe county for mote than 4" years. ,.n! the trio to Kiddle on Saturday w. s the first time be had ever driven an ;uto over that road. IPs brakes 1 eca'tie ovrective and his machine truck the other car wiiich had stepped nearly across the road and It was pushed over the embankment, Y, it a not overturned. ners and Mrs. Woodward were old friends in .Montana, so the visii here was doubly enjoyed Mr and Mrs Gardner had Jus; arrived from f. 'res well, where they spent two weeks visiting on the Woodward ranch aB the guest of Miss Anna Woodward. pany. ItosFlil iu; I.AHV is AI'IIIIMLII TO COM MITT I IF. MYRTLE CRIEK MAN WAS BADLY INJURED Willlf HARVESTING In Sunday's Oregonlan appeareil the names of the members appointed to the stale commit tees of tb iiauthtcrs i.r Hi American Revolt! tion. Among these was the name of with tb Vrs W. A. Smiek. id tins cily, win was been appointed to the commit A. Hov.inan. of Mvr.le Creek, while harvesting on the larui of iuy F. Wardrip, al Myrtle i r.ek, Saturdav. sustained senou Injuries when he an ide.iially lau Into a small ditch load or hay wnicti ne was driving Mr Rowuian was thrown from th" I.....!, striking on ins n.a.i .. ....... i,.n ..i htano,:,! f.n ihe d.u blot rees and was draggetl spots Mrs. Smlck is regent of the unconscious for a distance of .. tiup.iua Chapter. I) A. it.. In Una yard", before the team could be section, and enjoys the distinction ot stopped and Mr How man given as- helng well acquainted with much or sl-tancc. the bl.torv ol this part of the coon- The wagon was completely wreck try The I). A. K are making an ef- ed and Mr Howman sustained a r..rt to preserve all of the historical wrenched ankle, sprained back, s. v- ' places or Importance and designate eral bruises ami minor Injuries with markers telling or their s.gniri- about the head He was glv. u prompt 'cance and thus keep them for future medical attention by Iir .orbea. IhUtory. and It now recoer!ng. bunkers are fill, d wnb gravel sifted to size The wacons are then haubd under Hie bunkers and are filled by gravity It lakes only a few minutes for tl titire. operation Contrast this will. Ho- anio.inl ol labor, tennis find C'UlipllO lit le liured under the old method, vviih its rorce al the gravel pit, Hie lento . working back and lorili rn.ni the pit t to the road, the w.il.e ;iri( in.i'tit.ti , ance cost lor men nod t.nins and Ho loss or tltii" In getting o h in s from stables to Job and ba' k night aiol1 looming The tiaflor and lnarhin ery e.ii!pnieiit stays all nichl on the Job. and the three niell 11 1 "lout let' d ill the lieirhbot bond at litil" expense OT tille S ' Lane County has two outfit-, like this and has ordered more. : .. cie.it lias been the saving In I'Vli'le'-. so tniieb more mad work Is ....oni 'pllsh'd. and liio.li l..tir ti.i!ny of rosd Is built. Ileiitoti Coiinlv h;n one sifmliT grav l liHiililig o.ilfit. tie only difference being ih,.t in Ite ilon tbele are ten licMr l.n".l'" ll.s'e.ol of the four heavv Wag. .lis The tr.iiti . firlnrlple is ev.ictly the same. On lis lighter roii'l work cart b roads In the districts, lo r.ton County great economy ban ittialler caterpillar, a smaller road machinery Willi Its big oiitlll and a road rol- I h-r, It.-nton ii.nnty made a remark able i.-.ord in road iiiaiutenaiice on til. sliel.h ol the W.St Side Pl.ClliC jlhghwav from Coivallls to Moliloe. iiils well known piece or road was I oi icnially ' ailaniied over ten I years aco. but like all macadam ; n.ails. it went to pieces and was in .had i i. million a series ot boles and lliuiitps. ili.iv.i was hauled olilo the 'road aid it was grilled, tesiitiace.l .mi rolled lhe entile length ot four- n iinl.s iu a l-w days ..I a labor I cost ot less than :'.i a mile. It would 'have cost 1 1 n I'.ou to '.! a mile i lor le.im-ters and bora's to attain a pooler i. -nil uii.b r tl Id method. It 1 - i.ilele. Illlg to Hole the short sp.ice in hi. Ii one of Ihe caterpillars ; nil ns Literally . It turns within Its 'oVMI lel'l'l'-l This ii..liltllal!..ll IS Hi, tin t.u I. an.;., wheel tractort, .,1 nut i.s 'liie e.ilerpillars go ' oy.'r at' v thing, liniuiiiiig soil ground, Weil II llM.KI.ds all.l Ul sleep ill Im, s i he ii'- I I' 'I wagon cars ,i ! in ....ol loll. is. h..v oig an . i' cl v. !-.- ol t'lHIl w. .cons or even I I lied 1 1 :o lol - i', i i lii w mi' r time when w. I I- h lar the nio-i e o- the caterpillar and the r ii,..- I, no 1 1 work in wet w. ath .s w.ll a- -ley . under conditions o- '!,! ior boise.i or auto trucks. lie ,1 ,i I I ,t h I'e III Ii I js to glade I .1'irinc II, e l.ite w niter and car OIIOC. V. !l II the soil Is SO WCl It wnrss .. -;lv al.d to slltl.I.e in Itie I;. I , . l,il ..O tie' lleW Stlti.Ce Will S'"t ll.C Cole I', ol 1 1' '. benelll 1.1 the fall r.ui.s nod will be ceiiiiiil.il by nat o. ,1 ... i i. ti .luring the winter Tin' tlMtn ii, I i; a lo w r.u'd surtaee In u.t wea-'or litt disintegrates It III df. w. nli. r Tins Ideal nrralige lil' 1,1 Is possible of execution at with this Policial Held YoMonlay ihe funeral of Mrs. Paul Kstes, who died at lur h In this city Friday morning, was held yesterday from lhe undertaking parlors. Tim serv ices wi re conducted by a minis ter ft Oakland, and Interment fol lowed In Hi- Masonic cemetery. Mrs. Fsles Is survived by a husband, and a mother and sister who reside in Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Fstcs had lived III this city for the past seven weeks and came lure from Collage llrove. Villi. Itmers Were Here 4 ' 1 1 IT Intrant, Karl Cooper and Fred Sinner, the noted auto racers, spent last night in this cily They were on tlnir return to San Francisco after iillenillng the Uli of July races at Tacoiua. Illllatit won the big race there in a Chevrolet special, at an average speed of !'' miles per hour. Cooper won s. cond place In these races Tills Is said to have been Iho blgge-t auto racing event ever staged iu the Pacific Northwest. the r mill" 1,1 .!! Mull IIKOWVFII IN I IIKM IAT I.AkF. Mi ll le I I, l.v modern , against stale). IIP.NI. nr. July a.-- Hon. Vernon Forbes. Republican leader III Ihe last session of the Oregon Legislature, and Ralph Poind. xler, a druggist of tins cllv. were dlowned yesterday while fishing in Cr.sceni laike. near Hi.- summit of the Cascade Moun tains. i Forbes Is Hie member who was so bitterly assailed all dl'rlng the legislative s.-shlon by the Portland Journal because be would not yield to th.. demands of the Journal, which apparently assumed to dictate legis lative action, lis particular venom seemed directed lo spltework action (he country press or the
