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KOSEBCRG, DOVCiLAS COUNTY, OKKGON, S ATI Kil l Y I Vl.NIVt;, MAKCM I."., I!MS.
So. 13.
VOL. XXII.
ROSEBURG
REVIEW
PEACE TERMS ARE
FORMING RAPIDLY
Itl.l.lMIN AUY I'l.ACI-.
ki:aiy to scum it
.MANS .MAIM 11 -I' Oil
ici i in-: pi:o ision
I.KAIil I-. !' NATIONS.
TliltATY
I'D I.IK-
MAY
1 111; A
WORK NOW BEING SPEEDED UP
IN-lillM of I'loMiloiil WHmiii I" Paris
Has t.iicn .cit impetus In lltcry
Depart mi lit ill Ciinici-cin e
llmplot lllclll I'nilili'lll.
l!v ( nil l. in mt.
PAK1S. March 1 -I'r.siil. nt Wil
son is expected 10 urge 1 In' inclusion
of the league ,pl naiious agreement
in tin' plolimiiuiry pe.1.0 treaty with
(ornmny. It is understood that lie
believes siu-li i-imrM- not only
sihli' lull ailvit-ahlf. Tin' President's
position in iliis regard will lie made
known i-itli' t- in iIlo informal moot
ing lliis n ir limine tin' Ki'ssion
of Ihe supreme war council lliis nl
l riiouti. His r.'tnrn lo 1'nris has
giion it new impetus in every depari
no'lit of tin- --ic t- conference, owing
10 till' 1'nrl that llli' si'll li-lni'llt of
many iiiii'stions is copilngont upon
liis judgment. Tin' loaders are more
linpi till than -vi-i- that tin- prelimin
ary tri'aly will In- ready lor submis
sion lu tin- II. minus liy March 2" or
lioi-oiin llivl'.ll'hniico l.luicl ilig.
SKOI I.. Mutch I .'. Instill ballet
between tin' Korean Nationalists anil
the gnvcrnmonl a tlri m il ios are
nun-ting. Tlii'ie is slill serious
trouble in Kokai province, two riot-
ers bi-iim liillid mid sc
t:eridai-mi s Injured in a
today. Tin- I rouble in a
proinces was iin-'l'-d.
iliol llies anuiuim-i d.
eral of
ililuibi:
11 the 11:
-o 1 lie
Ihe
Korean Naliolialisl
ently
cbued llnir independence
Japan. aniioiinciiiL' they had
irotii
dele-
Kates fin-out!" lo till' I'ans P' all"
cunlelelli'i".
i:iiipiu ni I'roiiicin.
VASIIlNi:'i'llN. March 1 .", To
lirmiile enii'loyineiit lor ihe returned
soldiers and sailors, an eineriji-ncy
commitli I lb" Council of Nalion-
al Hell-use lias b' -11 OIL- .llii d With
iiiienii'liiynent at-ain iiH'r-asinu lie'
cinemillie :i beln-M-d II ary
becailM' Ihe 1'nileil Suites euiplo
melit service was piim-i! So p r
("elll. Appeals were I elefra plied this
irornit'L' to all fiv-rnors. tb." m;iMirs
of ihe principal cities, anil tbe State
Council- of li-l-li-.'-. al:in' tb-H a--sislanre
in Ibis work and snul'i-slinc
ihe iieui'dii p.-iiintr nl' sta'e and
tll'.ltli' il'al ctnpli luelll otli'-es lo suc
c d the --i!-tal nfliccs. which will
ch
d on Marcli
scmi: IMUI.Y
SOI. Ill I
Two tourist
No. T,:l tbi- lei
1 "tl Ciillt.it Ilia
let red If '
lb.- Ir--!'h". .-
Will Mi
lls l'A-s
I IIIU'I (.11.
t car- atlaib' il to train
iiirlnr.i: cmlaili-it ab'nit
a siiiili-r- li.-ini: Mans
I 'a lu I' I .-w i . W a-b.. lo
San I lan. l-.-.i. Cal . lo
ill.-i liiilia s. Till- men
receive tlll'l
ui hot
cal Ki
ollee
, cr.
and doiu'hniil
i anl. ' 11 s 1-
l.v lb- I
i
w I
-III
ii,l.!i.!i. d
lb. depot
,,,.r.--...t.-.i
be soldi. I-
'a- and at
, . r I.ell-I'
i., lb- hi
The " ti id
by the lie 1
Were wollll
. asl 2". of
li all bi'-l'l'
lie r Hi at"
erv -i V- r i
;.ll
all
l-l win!."
l.f ' 111 111 W
i i . ,.! i'r.
I1C'-..
ll it- tur-1-
b. di.c
I'.. Mote to Klainalh
Mr ;.:,d Mr- I.' '
cil- w i1 . I' .r. e toii.e: ! '
Kbi ill lib fall-. l. I'
a, c. .1 a p .'i"ii
p.irlor al I ital pla .
cm Mr Clow was i'i
li, ii-ii - ami W. alii.
ibis
l- lor
has '
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this
lb-ii-ic
r
W III!
; r
,i-
lu
is v tl
i si M -'I W 1
hunted tr.
i i y
lie iil-
Vll- ills
a lline a
iiiny
. Ky.
'I I I VI, II till. ls
CAS T III. HI-: A I'.
i lll.t c
. II W.ll
einei.ts
fence. I. fait iinpri
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1
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CANNERY EOR ROSEBURG
DEPENDS UPON GROWERS
AND BUSINESS PEOPLE
At a meetinp beld in this city late
yesterday afternoon in regard lo the
ostablishinrnt of a new fruit ami
vegetable cannery in this city; it was
decided 10 call a trenenil meet in k
hruil invars ami business people of
ihis cucijr.uiiiiy, lo be hold at tin
Icily hall at 2 p. in. next Saturday, to
j lake definite action in this matter,
j The cannery wliich was opera led in
this ciiy lasi ;.ear is lo he moved lo
MeMintiville, hence it is imperative
jthat action he taken at once for es
tablishing another cannery here.
The only certain way to do this and
make it permanent is to establish
j this institution with local capital,
and if po-sib!o on a co-operative
j basis. Then the growers would have
! no doubt that all their products
! would be properly handled. I'nless
a cannery is established here riuht
away the losses to the producers this
year will amount to as much as the
cost of a canning plant. Heme ii
is directly to the interest of every
producer and local husint
do his utmost to secure
man to
cannery ;
without runner delay. Mutineer number of dye materials. They will
Holt, of the Kimono cannery, may lie j ,,, . permitted lo acquire any coni
Ii"ie to address the meeting next ! m,.r cial advantage over the French
Saturday. jnnd llelgians. Herman sjiips will be
o I used temporarily as a pari payment
oltKHON SCVIHV SCHOOL for 1 1. ihe iniuainder to be paid in
ASSOCIATION .MK.MIIKIiS. cash.
Will lie I'art of Tieaty.
xn Viol,. 1 lohnson eiliicalional XKW YOI!K. March la The
Snpt. lor the (ireKon Sunday School
Association: Mrs. Clara ('.. Kssoll.
Hible School Sunt.; lr. .1. H. Siirini;- I
1 i.-, i.wiiii, m:.l liireeinr North-
wesl ItaptiM Churclles: IJev. .1. II.
MaMl.l'WS. Norlhwesl Ul'ireselll a live
i-nnL-ri ssional Kdui al ional Society,
of Seattle, and secr.-lary ror the
Norih,i st'-nl Missionary tuoveinent:
Kev. I.. S. Hall. repri'senl;
Vm. rican liilile Society, and Harold
!'. ll'inibei i, general secretary for
Hi,, in-, con Siinilav Sihiiol Assncla-
tion arrived here this niornini: to
;,ll..,n,l tin. Hible School IllStillll
i.liicb oneiieil Ibis afiernoon at the1
M. K. Church.
4- r
SIXUAY AT THU Clll llCllKS 4-
-i J i ti I I 1 1 i"
rii-t MclliiMllst i:plscoinl, Kev. J
C. Sti-'licer, pastor. Ihe lll-s of ell
tiiusia.!u are lilowiim more and more
liriithtly, and all departments at" ln
unnim: to feel ihe inii'uls.' of new
Lie. The sermon topic at the utortl
ill(.' service will I.e. ' lull Shall I
Homier l ulu Cod'" III ll enini!
Or. John 11. Matthews ol Siallli.
will speak. The I'.ible school Is
Klowil.l-- '- want every old lliem
le r back and all new members linn
we ..in riclitly claim i:pworlli
la ai:ue
corilial
: :il. The I'll iiri-li ol Hie
Iconic.
Itapli-I. Kev. J
. II 111- -cliool at
II. I i ksiill. pastor
!i: 1.".. II C. Iiarby.
Sup! Vim
lor all. i l
ill lllld I las.-es snilabie
.. V. ilopknis. isrnilicr-
Iiiiod teai h-r Mornini: vnushiii at
ill: special music by ihe choir 1 r.
St riliL'slon w ill be tbe sjn-aket lit
th- Iliiil llillL' silMl i' YolllIK i-oile s
llleetillKS are cllalai ti l ii'il b bl ltlll.
he win- lalks and in-pinni: milsir.
l; . n in- --l I al 7 In-pila-le.nal
sniirniL' We ami lo make this
inietmi: atit.tcliM- and b-lilul If
mu i.i- not allarb-d to .-nine oth-r
i-iiunb. inn at- rordialh Initid lo
;, obi in tins i-linri b The pastor
w ill -p. ak on tie- subn et. I.ile ''
! SI. Cl
land Cas
A r. ' .1' ai .
(hut
h. r
Tile
o ner Main I
Vein lii-le !
street
Chal.
1:.! I fe
hers,
el He
ol I'. inland.
Sun. Ia ser
l.dlows. Holy
b . . v. hii h w ill be
'I'Miiiiuniiin ai 7 I
i b.eil at 1": Holy
"l iiiiill ai I I o'i b
..1.1 to these '
y a ni . Sunday I
i oii.u. union w itli
i 1; IA-io
'n ico-
cln
-tiiiii. i:-v
-itlllar --I-
C. II. Hillon, pas-
Xlie- Will be belli
and i venuiL'. Mrs
S .ale llibl- Scbool
at tb- miiriiintt
bl Ililliiberl. Inti-r-ii
r-lal , will speak
Mr. Hiiniberl, who
en- Mr Hal
noiuinal itiral
lb- evennn.'
beauuliil sim.
a solo at this
i la mot on. a i:
eti'llitli: SelAin
'. Tie" Hible s
ibai- imnp la-
1-
dor
j Mr.
th-
servlce. and uNo
iior, will sini: lor
lliiile -i buol nt
hool made ii tie
Silllilay and Is
0 Hie 1 7 r mark
1 .' i bool wurki-r -i
'the Illbl" Mll'iol
c i:. at ii :!:
1 ('l,V"t!.USU"SS "
;,i,l,- Mr. Cain
t w ill p ti'l'-r a
on Ihe
ill I In-
be 't'.-
tl Y.
'.. -T'.n
r. .l.-i
w a
ird.
subj.
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(I.ti-tlan tvifinr Society. TM
ot !-.-. ttfirb is lo'-le,l at the ' or-
nr of Ma r. and Lane stree't. holdi
T
TERMS OE ALLIES
Y1I.I. TTHN OVl-.lt tiKISMAX .Ml.li
t'HAXT SHU'S TO Till'. AI.I.IK.D
I'OWKliS IN Itl-.TtliX l-OU
l-OOl) TO liK IMPOItTT.D IIY
(.i:i;mas.
LEAGUE 10 BE PARI OF TREATY
Council nt I'ni'is Hum Dociih-tl Tlinl
I he l.en-lie of Nations 1'la.l Will
He Made I'arty of Treaty
Cucssing. on Cnmliilales.
PARIS. March 15. C.ormany has
ngr 1 lo all tin" conditions which
the allies imposed in connection with
food shipments to Connany, s
was announced. The (lertnan ex
ports will lip confined to raw 111:1
1,. rials, such as coal, potash, and :
plenary council at Talis has del inite-j
ly decided that the lonmie of nations
will be a pari of Hie peace treaty, so
will be a pari of Ihe peace treaty
Secretarv Tuuiully announced.
S -clary Tuuiully aiiuoiinced. Hi
I declared President Wilson had R(i
j rallied It in. His statemenl was maili1
I Willi reference to reports that the
league would not be Included lu tin
i peace tieaty.
Ileiiiohillaltion 1-miirc-.
WAS111M. I ON. Alarcn
, demobilizai ion of 1 lit"
! a rmy now stands at 1.4 I !i,
I 5.-
A
X. s
staff
The
ican
the
olfice of the chi
ef of
niuinceil-
I'avs l-'ivi" lillioiis Tav.
f'HICACO. March la.- One
payer handed to inlernal He
Colleclor Slnietunlt a cliecli to
I'ay l-'iv
' lax
venue r lite
million dollars as the firsl payment
on inci tax. His name was not
revealed.
I (.llesshm on Caiididates.
KICH.MOMI. Va., .March la.
I I'risidenl Wilson will aitain si'i ve Ihe
' I'nitod States as I'resldeui, acconl
' intr to Nornian 10. .Mack, of New
I York. National Detnoi ralic ciiintnit
IteiMiian. kho is here on a visit. lie
' ireilii led that Wilson will be Ihe
choice of the people ill I'.lil. and be
I liei. s 1'ershiiii:. HardiiiK or Wood
Iwill be Ihe !!cpuhlicnn candnlale.
i - o
Tito liivorcf Actions
' .linli'e Hamilton this afternoon
maliteil all absoluie deitee uf di
vorce to Mrs. Murrel M. I'ope, of this
city, n-e Miss Murla-1 tioodmau, from
her bllsbalid, Arthur i'ope, ol I'orl
'lauil, allowing her Ihe can- and i us
toily of their minor child and slipu
lalilii; that the defendant pat Die
sum ol J." eai h month lor the .-up-piu-l
of Hp- child. .IuiIl'c llauiilion is
also he. mil" the te.-titnont III Ho
' mail iinonial controvor-t brou-hl by
Mrs. ll.-ther Weichbiu afain-l lor
, liiisliaml. II A. W elchlein, bulb ol
this cily
I o
l.ltC-tlMK tHI'llim
I'lof. I'olter. lo ad of tbe animal
hu-bandiy department of the Ore-on
Acriciillural Collctc, ami (oiniiy
At. -tit C. J. Html spent the alnr
noon at Inxoliville, where a b'-el
pio, lu. -lion nie.-tini: was held
A .1. l.ilbut n. ol tbe I. ill, hi a I'ur
nil 1 1 r " Co.. ol this cit . has
pnr
cba.-ed Until A I. lira. lb
1'illt
1 .-it-l.t i-tlind-r ol.lsiiinl.il.-.
Harold llellow s is t'M" cte, to
each home limit-lit or loiu-now
lolll (HelsiaS. lit" legetllly retlll 1
I I'.llllll l.-WiS tO be 1 1 1 1 1 - I T t OH'
I ' en ICO.
John Hanks ami l.aur. iue N. ulu-r,
awiuill ol.erators of Sutb"llin. at-
ilit.ll ll'-r" lliis lliorililll-' lO '.MI'I tie-
Iwei'k end with th-ir families, who
1 ilia be their home III this city
Itolh the boys and (.'ills L ams r-p-'
1.. "litintt the local bit'b school b-H
j I hi- alternoon lor Sut let lltl , w In I e
I two nam "re lo be plan 'l Willi 111"
ISlllhi'lliU al.'L'1-eL-atiolls lonicbl
j Man.v rooter acooiiip.in!"d ib" bus
I k'-t shooli'is.
I Hell Millinery, the home of the
! fink hal ; new line ju-l recoiled
-ervices each Sunday
o'i lock. A Wedne..i.
i lie which In, In, b'S
Ik-si line ill Christian
All are welcome t
ilrjs, Sunday scbicl ,
-aine building at I
to the age of -" tear
attend The sunn i t
Siih-tani e
morning at 1 1
iv evening ser-te--tittionii-s
of
Science
I tb.-.'
lit .
II,'
in the
All up
.it.d to
fol Sun, b.
IVclit teriaii,
--lot- 'There
o ' if ion lor
,,i -i Pool ne i
,-rt,ii,g vot-h'
l:.v I. P.
,il le
d hi' r
I bv I '
Not'b-
l:. pi'
i Km
at.. I
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II.,!,'
t.-r To:
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COMMUNITY FAIRS WILL
THE SUMMER AND FALL
in answer -to the many ituitilries
received from many parts of Ihe
county of late, Counly School Stlpt.
O. C. llrown has annouilTed that the
cimimiiniiy fairs, so successfully con
ducted last season, would aeilitl he
carried out much on the same plan,
hut on a larger scale, during the
coming summer anil fall and urges
that all communities where these
shows were given last year to get lie
hind the movemeiil at this lime and
make all preparations for a inin li
greater event llian given ill the past.
Last season these fairs were held
at Smith liiier. Klklon. Hraiti, Yon
calla. Scotts Valley. Alllallf. (Hide.
ItnsebUlg. Millie Creek. Clendale.
Suihcrlin and Wilbur, forming a
regular circuit. Agricullnral dis
plays were In evidence and in many
towns sports were held. Judges
were named to judge Ihe stock and
agricultural exhibits and a deep in
terest was taken. Nol only in this
county, bill in many parts of the
state, such local fairs were held. The
county fair which was an annual
event held in Ibis city and atlended
In- residents all over this section of
Hie slate, seems for Ihe time being
a thing of the past, ami Ihe coiiimiin
iiy meetings ate going a long way lo
liil a need of ibis kind. County
Specialists C. J. Ilurd and Karl
lVnrcy are co-oiierating with Mr.
llrown and no effort will he .spared
to make the coming fairs completely
successful.
Mrs. C. 11. Halley. of South Ho.-r
Creeki was lu the cily today visiting
Willi friends.
Kay Siuiih. of Iiillard, who has
been visiiing Willi fiiends in Ibis edi
tor the past few days, left lor her
home Ibis morniiiK.
Mibs i.L'i'i'. of Alilib'gale. Jose-
phiuc Counly, is spending a few days
, bi-re al the home of his pareuls, Mr.
and Mrs. 11. C. Ag-e.
Mrs. I'M. .Singleton, or Uiickbs.
who has been visiting friends in lliis
cily for the pnsl few dais, relumed
to her homo this morning.
Mrs. Lillian Winior. who has been
visiiing In ibis city with her brother,
li. A. Cluck, l.-f I for her home al
(irants I'ass Ibis morning.
Mrs. Warren Hurl, wife of the well
known Southern Pacific engineer,
lelt this morning for Ashland to re
main a shori lime visiting relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Kred Williams !il etiis cily left
Ibis morning lor Cornutl lo spend
tlii- week cud wiili her hu-diand. who
is managing Ihe C. II. Shipiunn ranch
at that pl. o-
An article on the inip'-rat lie needs
of ibis pall of tlif' slate, from tin"
viewpoint of a lui' commercial or
gallialloll. was unal otdil lily crowded
..111
ii. la-. 'I
I.. C.
paper.
I.-, ol Wilbur.
I'riin
id Syl-
bllsi
Itolli le.i-eil
ti-sier Siarr. of Oakland, w
Ili-SS Visitors III the cil toll
1 t oung men w ere r nl li
t nun I be a t nil service,
i Mis S 11. Alexander of this city
lelt this morning tor IJout'd l-raiiie
; lo s(teinl the tieel; nd vi'li lo-r
Ibiiiiher. M I.. ATevanib r, a m-ll
known rancher of Dial place
! K. M liroiin, M'l-ieiiiry of ihe tue.
l'iiii Ki-h and Came -omnil.--ioli. was
bete from
Willi I II
ward, n lor
of Albany,
c.iunti, in
I'oltland totl.iy i-olifi
lb I rini'lon, the
1 b I eoiinl i li s' lb
game wiirileu liom
- al-u In re
I l ing
opt r.
I .inn
M.-lll "Miltliels pplt I
At t in tliu to into! ite.t ion i-i'.t'ite.l
frot.i I u- ' II II. i ib i . local inanai-i r
of till' 1' S t tnploi luelll ai'em-i. :l
e sobliet- bale made application Tor
the ?li" IiOllll- lllll- tlli'Nl fll.l.l 'lie
' ioi i i ti nit-tit on blanks Itiiti-bi.l lor
Ibi'. nurpo.e tbril tbe local 1,1',-!,, I
Muni out of (own -allots and -"I
ilo-l- lads Hole eip.elt.l ;e
their application,- It.iial
lleceolll lit bul ged
Joseph M K.Htllel.l. of KM -ton.
Orel-Oil; .lallll S -lle H.llel , ot lo z
lei ; W I, , I -on. Ilo bull', and
Hani I,. , ad. Wilbur, ai.- :"noui-
t lie 1 lt.it -1 is County men W bo ha'. .-
be. U e.;, e. flOIH till' It Till I f'"'!'-
It Mr. rail-Hold iia" di i ban-e'l
from I'aiiip I'odl-e. Iowa, tie- n'llcr
I, ion I loin I 'a nip I. ew is t
W . O. V. Mc'llllg Mollilat '
I ink Camp 1 '.'.'., Woo'lin' li of tb'-
Wollil, will ban- a roll c.,11 on Men
tint- cloning. Match I 7. a I I O O l-
11 Tin
i 'inn,
ill lit
all i
ill be pie- lit
a I'-ll sit.'-'---:.i!'.
atl'blig -ll
' '.' it ll
nun Oliih'
i v cn in i . of
i ii to o in a
I!... 1 !: c. "
,1, ib.,' : :n' "f
lail'll al I'
l,e - ti, til'
Ten del I
M.i
, , i,
1 1
11,1.. Nell l.t bill'
LIVESTOCK MEET
ING IS SUCCESS
rri.i: rn:in;
i;v ii'i:i;is at
miii i; iti.i l
i;i.i:k it:i;n.
lusri ssi n
COMMIMTV
AT l VS
. iti:mh:ii.
FEEDING OF SILAGE DISCUSSED
itsis tit' Mii-ui Kinds nt I
Kevillt-. lo be 1 v peeled
liel'eri-ed lo Ity Sprit ke
.Mixed I'tM'diii.
eed mid
Were ,
County Auent .1. Ilunl and I'rof.
i;. 1,. I'nitrr rrini tird last i veaiiic
from l;iys Creek, where Ihev con
dueled a ver siicc-siul anim.tl bus
, Itandry school. This was Ihe second
ineettim in the iiimrary hi iat; car-ri-tl
out in tiie county ibis week by
Prof. Pntier aaml was well aHeini. d
i'l'he subjects discussed a! lliis inc' l
ini: was tlie bes i melliod.- ol h edini:
'of beef cattle to obtai.i the best le-
suits, lal;ink' itito consideration the
crops ordinarily raisi d m the vicinity
.where the meelini: was leld Prof.
Potter .'.aid: Sd.!'' diners .-o mii; h in
appearance and torm Irom ilie feed ;
i w ith which farmers are an-iisiemed
iiliat manv are al a loss in Know jusl
how to use ii u oporly.
boll eler. be classed ll it II I!
ages rather llian with Ihe l
Ihollith il contains such
amount of water that It c;
fed as an entire sub ntiite
111 list ,
I Ollf li
il HIS
al
lari-i
not In
ir hal
e l II I III
Manv seeltl to consoler Mo
ilitf. reni-e belwi i'll grain ami li
age lo be I hal line is ill large
, and the otln r in smaller lines.
real llitlerelli e belli, ell I'liiill
l-ollgbage. bliuell'l-. lies 111 111.-
be
coinage of crude liln r conlll
ineil III
crude fiber ne mean the tiooili pur
jliiuis as ilislingiiisbeil pat licularli
from tbe slarcliy and albuiiiinoil
lioltiiins. Well cured bins run
i crude libi r abonl 1'S lo ::n b -r c
III
j while lb" grains such
I 1 il per cent : bat lei -I '
iiorii anil wheat only
' cent . Such ;i n i 1 1 1 ii l;t i
.sheep can dl:-osi
amounts of crude tilm
' can din I a I. l am
p. r cent and
hi, nl
p. r
callb' and
Ian
-, uh
olllil
ile 1 "I
and bo
prai-licalll none
1 As silag' ' 'iliiins Inlii-I
peri Cillage ol ' .do llbre
1 i iiiiinareil w nil l.ni in
ale
be
bill
! when dried 'o lie- .-nine Men
li.ii nolle contain ill I on in
ami. mil ol
altie ai. eoi
lite I' I II
l Willi b.i
mi mi
ing
I,.. apl'l,i il--It mo '"U.- '
. to I, mil ab III lo one I
lo . i . I i 1 i I i i : 1 1 lo Ihi- we bud tb.
led -..me Mlago .il.Miis an
il, all l.n l ami in a III I b I" 1 ''
I, .,11 lb. ill ll,o-e led
, , . lo ,.11:0111.1 ot
, nt ii
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po,
i.l p- r
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bin
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. alls in,'
C.iellli l-e-i
ba. ai.il -il
pond- upon
A ,l I..I.I
grow ii ..!'!
ot ci .ill I
p., iintb ol I
lll.'l-e H.
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b.C. II
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE IN
!l
ULIU ITU
BE SUPPORIED LOCALLY
In relation
iiuvernmeut
throiH'.houi the
l'.iHiuri i here
Cnaitl bus Ihe
The Ki:i:ene
einp!o ne lu hp
iiici';i le di'Miit e
,it '.islimi:ion
lo the closing of tlie
employment offices
country, as was an--esterday,
the Knuene
followhiM :
branch of the Federal
n ice w ill continue to
( lie oi lier just issued
bich reduces the
fniee ol I lie I ' ii Hid Slates employ
1 nient s.'l'lre N't )'" T cent. This an
no.nict'iiiint was made today by !".
j 1.. Annltaue. s a p- ii n ! etulen t of the
1 1 ni ice. wlm st airs that he lias
ile at I a lu'.viii ats whendiy the cx-
1 in:
)M r-e ef she nil ire will be laU'-n care
,, lot ;i II v. To ma lie t he eon I In na
pi-nse t
Ol ItM i'
t'Oll ol'
tare i-'
lleM fi
billed
dir olfice possible, Mr. Arini
don.iiiiiK his services for Ihe
w wee Us ii n I i 1 t lie nial ter is
the lent of the hllildillK is
betti" donated, and oilier eeiise
ire b.Miu' prox ided for.
Tlie order from Washington stales
thai ln-fiiuse of the failure of Con
'!''.' s to provide funds for ihe main
i. eitio" of tie- serviee il w il! be
in n s-arv to s!;t letonue the work.
I'n in 7"n oil ices the service will he
ell i,( T.i".. The o"ly office provided
I 'M- h, Oregon is Port land. A mes
s:u:" r. c. ivt d by Mr. Armitne this
niorninu lira's e ery effori be made
lo keep the nitiie point: to assist the
returning soldiers.
i:i.a M v s i
js'J.' inn Kii.i.i( in:i:n.
! 1'Iim-r I'i. -re.', a Cleveland rancher,
j wi s i. -let-day arrested by tlanie
W..i-il'ti K. II. Ilerrington anil ar
ir i'-n.-'l b.-lore .hislice of the Peace
I 11 liidille. cbargeil n-ilh Ihe nu
ll iv. Inl l illing of a deer near his
li r. i- 'itili. The accused entered
j ;i pb- ci'iiiy and was lined 111 the
j 'oiiii ol s:;,'e A iieichborly conversa
tion owr a country telephone line
b'-rein li w mentioned thai all ell;
I. id I ii liille.l. led lo bis arrest
anil colli iclioll. llolleler, tile elk
proved lo be a deer. Had ll reiilly
b. . n an ell; Ihe penally would not
bine le ell lo
than $L'nti.
;i in lit; liitiit'i'oi.i si:i:ms
hi in: in .i:i:.r HiiMetii.
With lb
adi-etit of the broccoli
Ibere is unite a stir
Hie ilill.-i.-nl huyers. Jobbers
.kern of Ihe counly to I'd a
lip. local ploducl. K. A.
ol tbi- i ity. v. ho has hail a
p, ri.-nee In Ihe produce husl-
ill tbe liiarbel to hill for
.,1 sl
i lb y
iiueoiits ami in car
i i but Inn agetil for
piomiiienl linns in
M i
Nollbwcst,
l iai'l Supplt llcmilliil
.lu-t a lew data aco I lj C. II
1 II,, :lot ne. .1. it se'.elal tui-ilioiis fill
, lot ,1 i n 1 t v. bo bad I'l.lde apldii a t Ion
on bo I-' not l Hum Ills billt'a'l. Noll
; :l 1 1 1 1 1 1 . -1 i . . 1 1 .: . s that lo- cannol suppl)
mi, nl.'t o I In.u-ew it i t who waul
nl
b. .'..me. in- wot k In Illl'll
l : ,t b who dt 'i" bo'isiM ot k
.11 til CO'll lllllll iCf! I O llltll I'I
ill
il, It' iore ti"t Sal ill il.it . as hit
oe will ilo i. a' tlt.i I t i ,
nun lo I atinit. Yn-h.
Mr ii- .1 Mi- ill 'ii in H M' lion.
U a-h
. win
fttn.it
hi
.In
olll
il lib;
'I ek.
Ill Mellon. St
at b. r
liiilal
-nine
Y;
Met
ni nub a
sum'- i' ill
, will In
Oil,., led to
Hi-li i"l
I l l.irhl
lle.l
bad
and a
I .l el l
oiii 1 1 ai: .
.lied
1,1
null.-, i
i,l -on
. imiw
be I
Vi ii,
l!.,::ebl.
Mi
M i
I tread.
'ito(;iii:ssivi-; i:ij:mi:xt will
hi: i ti:it contieol oi-' pi:.
iiosk. loi;k ami OTH 10 it
i ; i : t ri o i ; i i :s i x co 1 1 x u
SESSION.
DEMOCRATSMADE GOOD RECORD
'asl Aiiioiilil of liuportiliii Loisln
lion Mnuctcil Ulirini; IK'Uiocriitiu
Confitil of i 'ongi-e.ss Old
King to loii:innlf.
W ASHINGTON-, i). C. March 14.
- -Kniler the direction of Senator
lloise Itenrose. Itcpuhlican boss in
I'ennsylvania. Senator Henry ('nhot
Lodge, ol Massachusetts, and Koed
Sniool. of I'lah. Ilie Sixty-sixth Con
gress will legislate for tho I'nited
Slates for the net two yearH. The
Old Cuaril. tviih its most reactionary
leaders, will he In the saddle in this
new- Congress.
It wan apparent Immediately nfter
the November election that these
elements took full credit for the
overthrow .of ihe Democrats and
would pay little heed to the waitings
of Hie ' Progressive" liepuhlirans of
Congress. It Is now openly charged
by ItcpuhliciitiH of the House of 1U'
reseutiit Ives that Senators Penrose
and Lodge are going to dominate
not only the Semite, hut ulso the
House of the next Congress.
The Oemocrais unit with a clean
record. The lack of a controlling;
ring lias been one of the causes of
llepublican crlllclsm of the Demo
crats. That, of course, is a compli
ment to the fleinncrats. The sound
ami salulary legislation they have
enacied has been Influenced by the
people hack home and not by a little
group lu Congress. In a word. Con
, gross, under Democratic control, has
i In 'o ii responsive to the people.
I The legislative record made by the
Deinocrii is since then came Into
power Is a eredil lo the parly and to
tlie nation W'lien they took charge
of the House len years ngo they
found ii svsleni thai worked to the
interest id the few of great wealth.
Tint eiuhii'aiis In a long and rotn
nlele domination of Congress had
drilled far from the masses and
ruled with autocratic sway.
The lieuioernls commenced re
forms Itiimedbitely and drove from
high places the 'llepublican King"
thai had legislated for the powerful
against the weak. The little coterie
of lenders in the House, with its per
fect sistcni, ami a military order and
precision, had lo yield to the" rule of
Ihe inajorllt. The back-room caucus
ol Hie --leaders" was supplanted by
the Heniocrallc con I erelice.
The firsl step of the Democratic
inajiililt was to llberalle the rules
ol the Hoii-e lo insure more respon-siieiie-s
to the people. They reduced
Hie running expenses of Hie House
lit eliiniual lug a lot of useless office
holders. "I he example of the Housn
wa- soon lolloweil tit (he Senate. It
is el i I ii I now thai Hie llepublicallf
will return lo ilieir obi way of doing,
thing-. 'Ilo- ring will dominate. A
ten iiit-ii will ihctaie the kind and
coiir-e of b'l'i-latioti. Senators Pen-ltt-e
and Lodge will say what 'bills
ih. ,11 pas- and what shall die. They
will respond to the wi-hes of a lialid-
nil
i iiii-lilueiils t hverythinK
thai Mtrt of results. Tho
tbe special Interests will
Vt a-'hiliglon with all its
bp, In
in,
agt lit
o-
llll. II SI II'I'H. I'I. Y II Ml
M WHIM. LOOM ONLY.
packed house and about 1K0
i mined away was the greeting
to lie- Knsel'iirg High School
it tbe Antleis theater last
Mil bl
Mi. lei
I ln ailtacllon was th"
a. ' I be I'i ast of Ilie lleil
II was attlai'tively staged
lie iliiection of .Miss llernlco
of the lltnchutg High
Tbe performers won much
a' In their clever presentation
seieiiil pnris of the play.
I"
ol III.
W alki
n
i- si-icrs Ib-lut'il
Si ll
I mil.
I- I. r.
,, and CI. niis Walker, of I.e-
lll, bale been llsjtitlg Hiclr
Me- Maude Walker, in this
I be past tell days, left tills
g lor their home afler a de-
at.
'hltlll -ol'iuril here,
it l.eituie ill llats t'l-eek
I'n.l. C. S llr.-wstt-r, or the Ore-
,11 '. '! ii ill ill :il I -olb ge. ll llO tir-
i.. I., le liot nii.'ht from Cnrvnllls,
ti ibi- it-iii nun- tor Hays Creek.
bole .e W ,'i belli UN .H lIllV tllllltrV
I I tlitii, i r I- to be served b
,.- , ,1:. Ct. el, I.hII.'S,
o
l;i;in i nl I t.KnW I lis.
for your broccoli.
e not before pell
K A PI'.TTK Y.
o
. miiici:.
u. o. w
l.-iill , all at it i', liar meeting of Oak
i .,ii., No I U , ll W.. next Mini-
lai i tin, tig. Match Kill All nieni-
,.. . ,,lc 111 g' d In be pii'Sent. All
intere-: ing Ii 'ing Is anticipated.
II. CAURICK, C. C,
KICK
al K-T.
Kti
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