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HOSEBUlKi, IKH'ULAS ("Ol'XTV, OltKtiO.N, Tl l'.SDAY KVKMMi, .M.'UCH IS,
VOL. Mill.
No. 13.
ROSEBURG C REV
EW
PEACE TREATY 18
IS
!: or n ations covknaxt
H'll.l. HI-: KK.UIY MAT SA'ITK
IIAV I'Olt I.VSKIt'lTO.N IN I'lii:-
i.iminaky n:ci.: nti:TV
Willi (JKH.MANV.
GfRMAN SIIUAIION IS STATED
.Maxiinilliuii Harden Say lit- lot-moi-kaiser
Could Itcsiiinc Throne il
He Wore .Vol u Coward IVo
llii'ls 4 il I'I'll Ill4'lll Inmnlull.
Itv l-'rel S. l-VrmiMm.
1'AISIS, -March IS. The league of
nations cuwnaut. as it will he sub
mitted lor inclusion in tile prelimii,
ary peace treaty with Germany, will
he ready Saturday, so it was indi
cated in certain oli'ieiut circles. It
was staled t lit- entire uvaty, includ
ing the league covenant, will he
completed hy one week trout next
Saturday. Some discussion lias
arisen favoring making the preliminary-peace
pact i-.lso cov. r Austria.
Bulgaria ami Turkey, and making
Germany responsible fur her allies.
This is retarded unlikely, howevrr.
as it would tai'-e a month to change
the treaty in this respect, whereas
the d mand everywhere is for mak
ing p-ace with Germany as soom as
possihle. and taking up the oih"r
treaties later.
Conililio'is in 4ici-iuauy.
i Hy Frank .1. Taylor l .
i C, , p v r ic h t hv Tinted Tress i .
ItKltl.i.V. March I:!. illy Courier
to Tal is i . Maxiniillian Maiden, edi
tor of Zuiikunlt. and G"ii. -.any's most
outspoken citiell, tlilii lile Tllited
Tress that : 'l'lle present governm-llt
should and will he overthrown, 'i lie
(iet inali people are clay. '1 he
kaiser, il he were not a coward,
could return to (!' rmany anil regain
the throne, The success of Hie
1, ;,l-ii. ul nations and of world peace
depend' upon close and triendlv rela
tions hetueeli Germany, Great
llntain and America." Harden also
discussed the conditions in Germany
freely and Irankly. Ile is now in
had repine Willi all classes -with the
old regime because he colli inimlly
I'oiiglH them .lining the war: and
w ilh Hie rev ,,-,n i-uiat i' s lu'cn's"
Germany has llol been l."Mlitt",l so
lar li I'olio.vine It. -ni--ii t V ils.m.
as he ailvocat' d In .-aid: "1 am
Hooded with letters troll! people
asking me why 1 told them to follow
Wilson, and why Germany is still
Halved !iy a blockade. 1 don't un
derstand Ho- klin r. hut ley faith in
Wihon i- und.min.slie.l 1 realize
the tremendous opposition and t he
ilihii ulli, s he has had to surmount.
I am coutid.-'it he will preail." lie
said lite pr 's lit c.n ern in. lit must l,"
overthrown In lavor of one that is
h-uicst, ahove-hoald and trusi
worthy." I!i..l Wan Miiires(l.
I. AWT K.NCl:. Mass.. March 1. .
Tlo re w;-.s s-lions riotini: wlen more
than l'ooi striking tuvtilc workers
and sMnpathi7ers itttenip'ed to par
ade Hi., sn-e.-t... Tl e sinkers tin d
shots and hurled hollies and hrn-Us
when the city's entire police torce
rhatr.-d Hie crowd.
tlell" lile Ti-tM.ps re.
WASiilNt.Ti 'N. March V On
March 1 1 tle-r.- were still I.e.'... i i .:
Ainenciii oili.-. t- and men in lai
rope. so the War depa I I lio n t an
nounced, not imlmlme M7" in Si
beria. 17. Jl in the insular pes.,...-
sion-. i; i. ;o.: at ... and i, i"." i :: in
the I nil. d S-ales.
1 1 u Ti ii cs t litnliine.
ASIIIMi n i.N. M neli h. Willi
tile pre.- ol hot-- rltmnir? fast, tie
food a i! Ill filt r at Inn olla-.ais iiidii';!-
ed 111;' ! .-.Hue lino l I'lii1 i 1 ai I .01 ;.
be talccn limitinir tie- pioni- ,, ,!,
pack, rs of J'nl-k ami pork pn 'lncl-.
They poinied out I'm! Hi" I I ad
ministration i-'ill li-s anlhotlty lo
lin.it la-iir'ii- i.i m' r ike io,,d ic n---.-v-eein
in use dui-iei: Hie var All
l.aekeis are still under licensee.
l-'liim- l-'lniil ItetaiN.
I'AIMS. Ma'-'-h I Tr- sub lit Wil
son met the iiilod p l ' i . i t s leday to
continue lie- ii..--. us--ion of sueli ont
Mtandilii: iino'iiMolis as di.-lnalii 1 int
the IViicnl i'ld and Kiel r-.i rKi I ..ni-
ticiClollS. tie- 'II- '"--I'lol) Ot !!' f-
niall V lit h:.- . to 1 la.in ' .lb!-, e'e.
Til'- lO XI IIieellllK III till Mlll' 'r"
war council w.ll he lold toiuorrow
afi.-rnoon
llal) Asks Tliicr C.illion-.
II. 'P'. M-rch 1 T .! wMl d'-
l-:,'i. an ind. i-'li:t of :. ,
eioi rem A u-' i i i li al run . it w
i I ..til- t . , i ' l : l I'l" I';'! ''!
of il, s - .'I b. .'-'' 1 ill ..-a al.d !.
r-m. I' d' i '" '" I'-i'd in lne y :,i
ti,r"H'-!i ir-ei "!r"io
Mis. T a of i hi- i'i. 1. ft
1 I ; ,.; . i .- : f -r I , !-4Jnl., ie 1 e
t, r t!.. i;. i w.'k v.'tli lor s : '-r
r .! V. i li .nth. a w-dl kl. t.
m:ii iii mi ih
T! 1 .1- - A-K.!-.r; "; "" '!
I! T : ' ' rr.irr
th etc', i"-s -I i - ,ii"i,- .'
koel'v '-- -" d -i- (" " inr i.-ir
llatl. e 'h- lia- s'K'------ t! a- it w.i
COMMITTKK
YOUTH MET DEATH ACCI
DENTALLY; A CORONER'S
IfiQUESTJUT NECESSARY
According to information n-coived
hore today, Coronor Kilter, wlio was
(tilled to Investigate the death of
Charles Tiller, KpMl 14, who was
killed near Canyonville late yester
day afternoon, after making in
miiries in that viciniiy dt cided that
an inunest w;is not necessary, as (ho
sad tragedy was found to be purely
accidental.
It seems that the Tiller lad and
two companions had delivered a
coyote pelt at Canyonville to recover
ihe bounty ami before entering the
(own hid a rule in the brush near
that piace, and upon P-turning from
their mission the Tiller b n while
' attempting to eMrieate the weapon
I from its hiding place, in Kome un
j accountable mann'r discharged the
I nun, wiih disasirous n-sults. The
fliarpe struck tin- unfortunate youth
l in the chest and death was almost
; instantaneous. Coroner Kilter re
; moved the body to the Tiller home
'and the tuneral services will he held
there tomorrow.
LADIES ORGANIZE IN
llUill
INDUSTRIES MOVEMENT
I lu furtherance of the movement in
support of home iiulustrits, or what
may more properly be termed the
a.-oeiated industries of Oregon, Mis.
lley C. 1'ey, tti i'orilaiii, entertained
a iiumbi r of local ladies at luncheon
'at th" I'mpuua Hotel yesterday. It
prowd a most enjoyable event and
two hours, were spent discussiim this
intfiCM ing and imporiant lopie, as
well as enjoy I "K l lie delightful
liiiich.-on. Airs. Win. liell was the
..'lintr cliairman on this occasion and
Mrs. Pry pave a most interesting
talk on the Home Industries of Orr
po;i and thr inipitrtaiicr 01 buvinc
HiTirmi pnuiiieis and Oifton ntanti
i.:ctx;:re... leioie tin adjournment a
'p 'I'lnanrrit ot ::.t n i:t i inn wnu eili'cted,
with Mm. J. '.'. i'i i kins as president
a:Ml .!rs. (l-niK'- Neunrr, Jr., jis see
f'tary. U is hoped a nd urt:ed that
eer woman in Uoseburj: and viein-
; it y will become a me m lie r of t it is
organization. There is no initiation
let- nor mi) du s 10 be paid. Meet
ings are to lie bi'ld once each month
for the promotion of the genera!
niov'iiieiit I or pa t runt hit: hour.' in
dusiries and Immr people in-tead of
sending it!illins of doll' r out of tin
siatr ec.'i'y y;ar for pnod that tnij-'ht
better bo piH'chast d at home.
Ttie f!,-.; enrertaimd by Mrs.
pe on t his occasion ri' : M rs. .1 .
W. I'erkins. Mrs. Cm. No'iiU'r, Jr.,
Mis. A. C. Matstet-. Airs. Win. lbdl.
Mr- IN Ilnws. Mrs. Charles V.
Vhar!on. Mt. C S lli-inline, Mrs,
J. V. Ha mil Ion. Mrs. .! an I'i Ms,
Mrs. J. K. Mci'lintork. Mir. I.. Wfm
Iwtlv, Mrs. (V C. liiriun. Mt Cmrre
Holier. Mr-, H. V. Kates.
! ("oiii ractor- C. A. N'eK'-ynold and
Ijack Kob.-Hs f this city left this
' niornint: I 'r the C. A. Siiipmau ranch
at Coiriutt, v. here they are eucaetl
;n r :;.k inu ir:i pro'. men is a 1 unit the
Shipman home.
County An. nt C. .1. Hurd. who
P n! t.t.y at Praia, eturn'd
to this ci'y !,tr-i night.
CARTOONIST AND WORLD
; TRAVELLER IS SPEND
ING A TEW DAYS HERE
K t la W. i iiT'tooni-'. gh be
tn.tier ..ad war corr poiident. is in
Itn- hut g tut- a sbiit t i-n, i.-L-rthrt
w :; h; v. f-. Mr-. Itiil;e K-tlaw,
w!.(. i,- '..'Il kno.vn t'ir lor mink enm-
po-;li(.I S.
Mr. K'j:!a. n;i t ioiial ly known a
the lonuder il 'lie famous liobn in
i i '- (Oi. (M-iiiiailv as the
Hi.t. ! I ' i ,:).:' He has traveled
ai! ni- ihe .'.'old as a hobo, writing
on nt; m t'loy n.eni mud it ions in
i e ,--v roil li 1 1 V .
1 Mr. and Mrs. Knlaw are on their
W.-v t(t Han I-'ralTi -co. Wlere theV
w!H for Ib-iedulu and the
Oi je- r . He is w nn i. L- ;t series of
a r' ir. - for an f -a: t ;i s. mt :ca te on
li i-nli'-t'iH t:otl ptobb
I ! loin !. - ' bat c'.KOi t urn on the
.,;.- Hi p!';,',ii;i ai.d tiiat the nn
. e;r) j.!-.,. ,i j. i i.Mi",i will not lie pea r
hi.- a-i i- v. in K'l ) 1 0 1 " , wlien
,1 v ; - t:. (,--,. r , t) !;, , i ! lit .1 III I he
M ..,.,,. , " ,. .;. ,!,..-. ,1, ' There
'. i . a! :. ' .'.MM. ;,. iht,.,)-. d tin
I -.j . ; m rr.,it :J'.ne, but now I
i" !-,r' if! t ! , t ' 1 r e o (T
?- "I ' -V i- .. o rer.ri f-d
"'-it t ! i'i ' t he ii,. ) in jo' and
, ;.. . tl ; - ,) f
tl I J; t'iallv b-d; f'-r ;i short :t (-'
ur I: - . !: t! t : r f,fl.-
, - . - ' !., ' t ; r; ,',,111' ? ry f l
' v : e;i a 1 1 i i ' t ' v. iil proh.i nl
. : " . . ; to i : r I w i il w re
a - ' - f a ": i, t ej -t r t;r jej
r-d ; ' r w r f.r, ;'.!.?! I . u,
:. ; () ..' - : ..,. it; t !.. -t-
i :. , r. .-. of c. (; r 1 1 ar.v.
1 :.' t;.' o!.ef w.i
i. in j : f ,v - "
!; : , : - ;--m .. '.'!! 1 ' 'Ml f r
m-.m: : ..,d l.i V.e.r I'li'le I'lld
1, r'.-- i.f rar"o:i-' ar- It. out:
iwhef' -r th" SuTi-hiy fut.ny paper-
CITY "COPS" GIVER
cim-.K or I'oi.ici'. i). li. siiai-
HltllOK AMI XKillT I'A'I'KKI.-
.ma i'i-:iii'Y vi:mi wii.i, ui:-
I'l-.IVK $11111 K.'IHI.V l-'tlll
SKKVH'KS HKItKAI-TKIt.
TRUCK DRIVERS SAME AS NOW
Carl Hhick and .Mel Thompson Make
lroMvi( inn to Comuil on Co
oMrative Basis to Handle
the Kin Alarms.
Clinging to the theory that effi
ciency is a source of revenue. Mayor
Stewart at the council meeting last
night recommended that the salary
of both the chief of police and nij.:ht.
patrolman be increased from $75 to
$100 monthly, and after much dis
cussion Loth pro and con on the sub
ject it was finally unanimously de
cided to grant t he increases asked
for. l'erey Webb, w'io has been in
charge of the fire truck for some
time, was appointed night policeman
; to fill the vacancy left ny the resig
nation of C. V. Kirk, temporarily
I appointed to take the place of J. C.
I Hodges, who recently left the police
i force. The mayor, by subiniuinu
'facts and figures, showed that P. K.
iShamhrnok. chief of police, had al
most paid his own salary by effi
; ciency in office, through tin collec
hion of fines from aulonmbilisls who
j thoughtlessly operated their cars
(.without tin proper display of lights,
or exceeded the speed laws by a few
I "knots." II was shown lo the satis-jtai-tiou
of the council members that
.diirinc the past 12 mouths the city
has had the services of a chief of
P'dlre at a net cost of J".7.2r,. The
residue of the $0(1 that goes for the
!c;ii"f's salary under the wane scale
in the past was made up In lines col
lected through the alertness of Mr.
Sha rnbrnnU in doted ing law viola -lions.
Mayor Stewart nlso praised
Mr. Hodges, ami informed the coun
cil body t hat during I he eight
months that Mr. Hodges was a mem
ber of the force that the city's cof
- fers were enriched in the sum of
.:'.7U I'i from fines collected, and
that Mr. Hodges' sen ices were had
at the noinitial cost of $li:i.-i( uiontli
1 ly net lo the city.
' The olter of Carl Mack,
i':i!ace of Sweets, to handle
of the
the fire
e plan,
the ser
ono by
t ruck on t he en-opera r i v
; w herein the city is to have
vices of t wo t ruck it rivers.
i day and the otliT by night
at no
salary increase, was adopted by the
city dads. Mr. Ulaclt is to answer the
; fire alarms durint: the ttirlit and Mel
j Thompson w ill look after the truck
j during the day. The men w ill n -l
cei e f I 05 monthly on a fifty-fifty
1 proposition. The council members
J frel wry for'unaie in obtaining Ihe
t serv ice of t wo hiL'h class men for
t the department under the indent
Idan. Hrretofore the driver tf the
i truck was subject to call at all times,
j The present system eliniina t: 1 he
! Intiu watch, each driver beint: on
duty tor 12 hours only.
Mr. Webb took up his duty as
jnii'ht patrolman last evenint: and no
doubt will prove a very elticieni oil t -
ct. The new upholder of the statute
laws served In the Philippines dur
ini: th' Spanish insurrection and was
j chosen raptain of the local nria-mi
Mluaid orirani.atiMD. and is well and
j fa orably known th rout: limit l he
county.
1 It w;. also specified last nU'ht thai
.Slim" Wilber. former driver of the
fire truck, now servinc with the col
tirs. would b reinsta ted to his dd
rioit ion upon ht ret urn from the
' service, providintr he wished to do so
I A
-o
mission a u v .101 i:m;v
t 1 on toioi:i;o i viaivc,
A ur.i(ue and internstinp proL-rain
has her 11 arranged by t lie 1;hw. - of
the missionary sociity of ihe chris
tian church, to be rend Ted tomor
row even in c at 1 he 1)1 urch. The
evenini: will be civen over to :t real
infr iotiary journey. The church has
a trr.-at missifinary t ra in hool
at Indianapolis, and tliis is bead
onarters f(fr the ladie--' werk Start
in ir from t here and (.-et 1 inr a view
of ihe school, the wotker wi't b--hnw
n home fif the in is -ion stai i'i!
where yountr lad ie in m-1 u n e will
be ireM-iit to sere acenrdit't' to the
CUl-fOMl Of that COUIl'ry, vHIr (-nror
older one explain' the vor): f f that
rreniTv. 1 lie bo'fee ha ,' ited
Cieir biish.itids and 'he rtiunh cm
t re. and ot hej m t re in h
v .rfc are all in iu d Tl i '
adnii-i'Mi fe.- ati'l no oh. r,i v. i!l
be taken.
John V Wan-oij. r via-- - t f '!!
I'raili on bu-IIie s t'il-'V
r, V Wimh. t!;.. of the C S In-
! m:il l.'evenue I le .,; r ue-Ti ' . v r'
1'i.r' I i nd l.ist nifhf on o'! ii A
. ri- read Tie- AtiC. t tb ' v
M'.-nie? t hi-.- it.duce.j Mr ..'ot Ml
l.'efhi w fo app-ar that 'h X
Th-:r-:.v trrl.V j-.- H.. v wil p
-! t aft. w i' h r-a rt oo h-. i -
a-d 'isL'r. a- the predomina t : i; r f
ure
NEW COMMANDANT EOR
SOLDIERS HOME HAS AR
RIVED TO TAKE CHARGE
J Capt. James 1'. Shaw, the
; J recently appointed Command- J
1 J ant of the Oregon Soldiers
j Home, has arrived here to take f
J- charge of that institution. He
J was being introduced about J
J town today by t he ret iring j
J Commandant, U. C. Market. It J
J was learned that Capt. Shaw is -J
by no means a stranger in
Douglas County, having opor- ?
uted a placer mine lu the Cof- J
J fee Creek district more than !
J 110 years ago. He is also ac- J
(tialiited witli a ituiubrr of lo-
J cal people. He is a genial gen- J
J t Ionian and seems tlestyu'd to J
have a successful admintstra-
-? tion of the affairs of the Homo
J beftire hi in. He has not yet
announced his official staff. -J
,,l;.Hi-.i..i..i....i.i..T..;...t-t
SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCI
ATION HELD A SUCCESS
f UL SCHOOL Of METHODS
The PoutMas County Sunday School
Asoriatiin has been boldint: a
stdnitd of methods here for the past
three days. This has been pro-,
nounced by those who are really
deeply interested in Hilde school j
I work as a vt ry successful meet in jr.
jTbe work was done in the class
room, and all special lines of Ilible ;
'school work were considered, no that j
'each worker received help in just the j
line of work en-rajied in. The at-I
tendance has been pood and the I
! speakers who were here were all as-!
i dL'tied to the pulpits on Sunday and,
each one hail a line hearing: -The
Ilihle schools of the city on Sunday ,
jail reached h ii:h water mark. At the
business session last nit.' lit the coun
ty was rennmntzed for future work,1
with the following officers idepted;
! I'reident. I!ev., C. II. Hilton : vice- :
' tireside-it. J K. Willis: secretary,
MisH Klsie Hudson; Supt. children's j
work. Mrs. .Inn. li. Howard: Supt.
vouiil people's work. Miss Kdith
Rrown; Supt. adult work. Charles l-
Hopkins; Supt. educational work.
Miss M. Martens; Supt. administra
tion. J. A. Walker. This new ex
rcinjve committee bad tin immediate
meetiiu' and laid some plans for fu
ture work Auo'iii: one of the nmM
jpliasinir thiiu's of the institute was
the ( xcellei-l siiiyluv of Mr. Haloid
Humbtrt. th1 h-nder of the institute.
The workers lefl for their homes last
n.pht.
i - i
lied" l!litoi( Not Taken
A report current iu this city today
that Jack Hardy and "Ked" Unpen,
escaped couwi M trout the Cold Hill
lime 1 1 1 ; i r t y , Were seen early thts
moriib.t' a' a point near tunnel
iu b residents of lb. it viciniiy, is
.evidently untounded One ot the
convicts, J.ir-k Hardx. was captui-ed
m ar. (iold Hill ;it 1 1 o'cb.ck last
uit-'ht by a posse without olt-Tint: re
vitnlice lli compannm. who is ex-
Elected tO be taken SOOI1, !S Well
known by many residents of this
city. A number of ears a fo l.'npeit
I n ade man tnp lo this city as a
'member of the Albany baseball team
lie was also an ey eh-nt toothall
player and all around athlete and
w.i tor many sr;ioes one of the
, he-t no II e,1 the Mul'noiu.'h t'lub
eh. 11.
i o
i:i:i.v i-oism;.
-! I'. K Ilannnii:, l'tu.p ct Adviot i
liumt: t'l the Mllbl winter It Is
p'ohrthlr lhat ilu'ter SijUllfel poisOll
ll.e wiH bef ill allor than u-ual Ihl
. at I hae thou t'lil it well to ;-a
a few wolds ret ai dine the t od i.t
' ! ado a t ion la w to the no tub i ot
the Ka i in P. urea u and ot lo t s w ho
i ma t b i work iu hand. I behe e
'we yhoiiid regard this taw a a rood
!citteli does ii (.'iin. invaluable in ev
trr'jie necessity but not to be used
Ulltll ev(l.ie pec. H-jlV III I: ' ai;U
ne i i to be d i a w n a nd I hint ish- d
; With the idea ol bluftitif aliyotit-.
i 1 n s' ii ii Tel i t adii at m 1 n a - iu a II
thillL"- Whee the Ultef .-I; ot the i H
lire i o 1 1 1 : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 y a i ci 1 1 h t; 1 1 1 d a n
ounce o! pt it'hborly co opera Men i
woith a pound ot top rd jh-hoii
W e hollbl "l-e f w r po 'sitde
U i-.i 'i- to I the null' e j j . .-h t a! It" f
haii to yet the pound lr.n-i!il. and
a lout: W :-b It p' i hae art r. e l.o-t ll
,1V to e .-I pi ojt i-1 epia ti.s ! i f t oin
the r.itlll Put. ait or ''oiil:U Ai." tit
;;t m i ill mm It I i ilt .J.
.i. u.-i ri k d:ii hi i : i .
.j.
.'. M imp r " i of r-..- I p A
. oi;. V..lb v i'r ii- I'i i-.:: ' h. d
.. d I hi- I..OMH! r L r !.
.L I' til ' AO :.l lo.ol Ot t,'o.
e-.: . ,,!;! l.i i- t i - - r -. ii
P'i.e o! j -, ! r i t o b A
!. '.... hire 'II,' i - h i,t .J.
1. i-be :.., p,.d for -hi
t '.OM- I upo-li. V -V et-. . A
,hl Tt e pio p. i ' ate Ih A
A he'. ' ' OP V Ml hi,' V ' .U.. I, A
A C.e.d p-pe A
:- .
If you t:;n M.rr.rHiiRp I'i 'll or
imt try n Adv. lu 1 be- Keview.
SCHOOL SUCCESS
MOST IXTKIiKsTIi SI'SSIDX OI-'
i iik si iiotii.s o ki:i:i' riio-
IHt-llOV WAS lll l.ll AT ll
I)X ll.l.l'l LAST SAll KltAV HV
I'litu'. ro i ri:i(.
GOOD STOCK PAYS THE BfST
lor lieef ruiHises the Mi-reford anil
Shorthorn I treed s ere I tecoui
inrndeil ( euiity A.-eni ilin d
Ai t auued lor .Meet inu.
The beef proiluction school lo bl at
I'ixoin illo on Saturday by Prof. K.
L. Potter, head id the animal hus
bandry department of the O. A. C,
while not the largest in attendance,
w as i lie most intensely in let est intr
school of the series t hat has be mi
held in the county. Twenty four live
stock raisers of tin IioniIle and
Oerr Creek Coillli tl III I y were present
at all sessions of (he school, and
asked Prof. Poller many i ties lions,
winch showed their intense interest
in the problems be'ntr discussed. At
t his meet in u Prof. Potter d iscus-ed
the protdeni of brrediuu a- it relates
to lite sitipitioti in HouKhts County,
and said : The problem con I rout i nt:
tlie HnueJas Couniy rallleii.au is n til
n matter of more be cattle but id'
better cattle. We are alreadv usint;
up all of our jrass and other feed.
Hay, Tor instance, is alread scarce
and ext renn ly h itrh fu pro e. Any
increase ill numbers, therefore, wiiii
oul some change in ihe iced situa
tion w mi hi mean si ill short er fe.il
and poorer cat 'Je. We must . how
ever, improve the (piatiM of the mi
Mo we are r.iiriiin. (Mln r c.-llb- dis
tricts ol I he W est have j hi pro ed
their citttle in the last fifteen eats
until it is rather an exceptional rai
tb man who is not inin:: a r.ood reg
istered bull, hnufhis County iu the
meantime has let these fifteen years
slip away without any ma te rial Im
provemetii ami In fact In most casts
with actual deter in rat ion. K erynnr,
however, is interested in the problem
of linw to m;ii;r more money, and in
huyintr a tiood Hereford or Shorthorn
hull ai a price of jLV'.n or ther
a bout s, the 1 1 ties t ion is how m in h
will this nd " -o the co-m . call
and how nut' . ' e e roi m r to to t
in return. A lo.il n--tn.!: j: n w dl
on an averare hae lo be s dd ai the
end of four ye-. r-j for he prir--s.
prohablv around to H i-: ib pre
c in I ion in u "t be added interest 'on
the invi stno nt, ii-K and teed, but in
t In- III ea ut i m r it mm t be l einem
hoied that even a set ub hull ci.sis
some money and mu I be led and
caied tor. Takint' all mine into
coli.-iileratiou. eaeh calf liom a
f I $2't bull will c.mi from iwo
10 four doll, us p -r l.e,.d more than
the i-alf troiu a scroti . t'v Tie pi if"
of tour dollars Uppln.s In the aiel.e
laltfe eoiidiMolis where the nop ol
cales h f-mall. The two d.olaf price
applies tf) tiiini conditions wh- r lie-
i attle e Wei! I'.i fell (of aO'l ill"
calf mop i.ith. r knee. . ,1m
acl Ui I hen I i - w l-li II w til he lu nii:. ill
about by this in- f a --d x p.-toli t ure
11 jj, an i xcrj.t lonallv on . i at i
St.ltel.ieet lo s.i llo't the I ill U lien
it readies piatlM lt dl be l:i ly
pound- b .ive i than tie- oil prim- ot
t he m lti : 11 ", and Will III Mil tit t
cell's I" r bund i . d pounds mole on
ihe mall;. 1 At tl- pie.,.,1 pi Ire ol
'i!e thi would e ' an an b .fa d
value per 1.. ad ot i I ::; v.:'h th"
TO ice pf . a I- li' 'hi er ol four ea i
;, ,,.e. a-, d ..l.e ot i lo I n r
1 tier eioi e llio -I v . I I Mil h! 1 i - ' t h-
,0 II e I i ! 1 1 i'i f !(' I ir I . a in a I Ui
:il roii'-ob f .hie taefe I han : In t
fi It. " (:. . th. (OP . S-.frU-
s;, that !'; on- a bull at i J .1
$ :;oo v dl t'.-Miru in Ho- to t h.nr
..ars all the way ftoiu Iwo to five
dollar- lol ew i dollai .- ,P"ieb d.
The breed W hich is m. I. rted Is of
mui h I i in po r : . . ii i Mi . n t a.
p etinc id an individu..! of tl. it
hre. d The Het.-ioid and ih- -'h-o-'
horn ate HO- l;Melald bte. d ' '
North we-1. , ii'l are r. i d if h.t
ntll.de I . v.hde U, ,tl. a -d ' ii
ia !ov. .-y J-le 'ai e. and " bile I .
pi ,..i , i -1 n I', i-i a ' ire i or. "!. i i-d mm
,tl he lift,! ot an p. .-inei.t
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LOCAL LAD ON BICYCLE
WAS m OM BY JIT
NtY;N0I BADLY HURT
la'e Hudson, aged 15, and son of
ii. L. Hudson, w iio oiieratea the
I inpua stiue shining parlors iu tills
tdi y, miraculously escape tl death
i shortly utter 7 o clock hi at evening
when he was struck by u Jitney,
knocked from the bicycle he wan rld
iuk and run over by the machine.
'1 he accident happened on Jackson
sireel, directly in front of the .Mono
t;iam ciar store.
Accord i iik to eye witnesses, the
Hudson lad Was riding behind uu
automobile trawling south on Jack
sou street. The lad passed ihe lirst
machine and met a jitney driven by
tiny Shields, lu some unaccountable
ma ti tier the boy tinned direct ly in
i 'rout of i he last mo int; car, w ith
t he result t hat he ' t as struck,
knocked to the pavement and thu car
I passed over Ins letl leu and arm. Ihe
i bicycle was caught in front of the
j car iu : ome manner and carried
several teet down the street. lly
star.tlers unit kly rushed to the lad s
j assistance, and it w as learned that
, he was not seroiusly injured. How
( ever,, he received a deep gash in thu
left leg and w as ot iter wise bruised
I about the body.
A PERSONAL MILITARY
RECORD Of EACH OREGON
KAN IS 10 BE SECURED
A stale drive is lo be launched
March ill to inclusive, 10 jje-t it
personal military record of all men
w ho en I ii l ed or who were drafted
into any ami all branches id' the
I tilled Slates forces duriiiK the con
flict with licrimiuy, by periectin an
in Lu)i:almtt iu each county to carry
mil ( li is im portant w oi k.
County School Supt. O. '. Urown
lias been named chairman of the lo-
.',1 coui mitt ee and he is lo secure
the necessary iLi'a through Hie
srluiids of ihe county. The teai Imth
are to I'mure prominently In (he
drive, which is to he similar to Ihe
food pledge an ass carried on suc
cessfully through the schools. Kvery
home is to he invaded and where a
son has si 'i ed with the colot'M he
will be iurni.hed with one of the
MuestionnaireH to Mil out, which
when cmiupIcIi d will fcjve hLs com
plete military history. These iiien-
:tionnaires are to lie returned hi .mi.
Crown and iu turn will he Kent to
: t r.rnelia Marvin, stale librarian,
j w lo re an imperishable record oT the
I a' hie I'tueins td' the Oregon sobllert
! and -ailois W ill be kept. A photo
graph and newspaper i lipplnj:n will
alo he souirht, providing tlie men
wish to Mirreiider Ihese properties.
Th.- honor roll will show the record
ol every man who served his country
dnrfne Ihe crisis Other statistical
infoliiiatii.n will be colb-i led reeard-v-.v
the wi.rk of the jed f'rosH or-
I'alliatH.ll. lis pel'solltlel, i'tc, fllld
: tlie ri al and liotde work they have
arc..;i!pli.-hei is al-o to zu dow tl III
! hi -tory.
i Cieilid'te d. tails for Ihe coniltit-'
i dnt i wdl b. announced later. Mr.
i'.niun i iinrt eiir,i-.'..d in sendinir
out circular b-tt-rs to all teachers of
the cu-i:.' riinr information as to
the in., not in which the drive will
he made
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ItH YCI.KS OX STKKKTS AT XHiHT
M 1ST itltv j,k;iits itv IS
TO AI'l-K.tL THK C ASK Ol K. JJt
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DELINQUENT TAX CERTIflCATfS
Vity Will Take Over Name on Ini
eity Auainsl Which the City Hits
l.h'ii.s fcr linprovemeiit
Work lleivtolore Ihuit'.
At tlie cily council session last
nifilit Coiiiu-iliiii'n liamillon, I'owoll,
I'iciisiin, linrki-r, Fishar, Kldil anil
Xk'lu.ls answered roll cull. Mayor
Slowurl, who lias been absent from
the cily "ur the past three weeks,
I'li'siil.-il over Ihe meeting. Cily At
torney Carl 10. Wimberly, who hud
liein instructed at a previous meet
iiik of the council to furnish "expert
testimony" relative to the operation
of bicycles un the Btreets of the city,
Inrormeil (he body lhat he finds that
pi-i-sons so operating cicycles on the
streets of the cily at night without
displaying lights are violating ordin
ance No. 52!l. which provides that
I cycle riders must attach thereto a
light fulfilling the reiiulrements of
the slate law: "All vehicles, other
than motor cars, must carry a light
! reflecting Hill feet in the direction
i traveled and showing red in the
j rear." Chief of Police Shambrook
iwas instructed to be on thy lookout
; for violators.
j The cily attorney also officially
! notified the council lhat the case of
i K. I.. (Hies vs. the cily of Hoseburg.
i involving Ihe I, ane street sewer us
' s.-sKinents, hud been decided adverse
ly to the city hy Ihe Circuit Court.
,.Mr. Wimberly recommended that the
'same be appealed lo the Supreme
I Court, as lu his opinion the Judg
j mi' ul of Ihe lower court can be re-
versed. "Tlie Judgment sets a pre
cedent, " said the attorney, "which
Ihe city should have reversed If pos
sible. ' Illce k Orcull, attorneys for It. H.
Cosliiin. Ihe owner of certain certl
, llcaies lor delinquent stale and coun
ty luxes on property upon which the
cily bus liens Tor Improvements,
in.tin.Ml the council lhat the time
had almost expired for foreclosure
or said liens and thai their client
will soon commence foreclosure pro-
i lings, unless the city should see
III lo take over the certificates of de
lliiiil"niy. II was decided, however,
to accept assignment from Mr. Co
sliiin. and Ihe cily will therefore In
stiiute foreclosure proceedings
Ihe Douglas National Hank, thru
""Ir legal representatives. Rice tk
Oreilll. asked Ihe city to liquidate
. ei tain improvemeui fund bonds,
held by ili'-in in the sum (Including
interest l of $ I 2 7 3.22, and an ordin
ance appropriating this sum out of
Ihe general fund of Ihe city for the
ptiipiiHc of redeeming these warranls
was read for the third time and
adopted. The warrants In question
ueie issued in Sep't'inticr, l:ii:, in
I'.iyni. iil fur work done by the con
'iraciors In making improvements to
Spring street The city has been Ull
;al,le to create a rund for t tin pay
I iiii-ul of such warrants hy assess
ments against tile property bene
iiite.1. on account of certain injunc
tion pn lings instituted in the
Circuit Court by l:. I., lilies, et ill.
The city recorder was instructed lo
'li.iw up an ordinance prohlbllftig
luck li.-ing tied In the streets.
tnoilier .mill 1 1") ll.-je
liny llnell. of this city, arrived
here yesteidiiy from Camp Lewis,
Wiish., having been discharged from
nv"reii.i a short time ago with the
'iliih. .Mr. llnell. prior to his enlist
ment, was employed in local tun
s., ilnl I'.-irlors nitd will again engage
in Unit line of work.
Iil I Mll-ler Visits
W Walker, Grand Musler of
the I. tl. o. K. of Oregon, arrived
li. i" on a late train Inst night from
!r'!e Creek, wii.-m he vlslled with
ih" l.i.l Inst evi'iiing, Ile went lo
Siilhelllii this ariiTlioiin and will
visit the I,., If,. Iliei-e tonight-. lie
i' i"lle, ihe Lillys in the southern
ii.iit ol the stale in good condition.
T l-!tilnrge Camp (irouuil-
I'.-, line that the present auto oanip
n.iiii'l Is not Iihl;.. enough to prop-
llv t;il... i, ile ,,f the tourist travel,
....tl liiis'ii.-ss men linve started a
ni,"Mint ti. s.ciie addh ioiial urea
"Ij'niiine lb.- present slii- hih! also
ii r.iise tun, Is l.y the snl.s, rlptiou
."ll,. Willi whi'h to employ a man
" l '' i il," i.,n,, in a cleiin condi
l ..11 ll"l .-ti if., re the kili-hen" has
mi li.-.-ii iii iill tin .-s sanitary anil
..i- ll,.. c, n .-ni. -life an, I health of
', tli.iiisanils i.f tourists who visit
, ,r ,-ltv e.H-li ve.il. local residents
' I III" ellllg need of il p. irk linin-"v-T
-mil Iii (lie near future a drive
" lo l.e launched and II Is hoped that,
nil the f-iii'-ns sail business men will
a -i-.i lliii.iu-iallv In bringing about
Hie ii .r. 'l end, III M"W l.r tile fllCt
that earh ami every merchant in the
jciiy prof.ts materially from IhQ
tourist truvel.