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VOL. XXII.
liOSKBl'IUS, IRIIUI.AS COl M Y, OKIXJON,
VIMI, MAHCII ao, MIDI.
Xo. 17.
ROSEBURG youf REVIEW
ty Oi wiili y Tin of ThMk Iwmi uw
f UlMTtV.
Till lisinv i: i
FIRST PEACE PACT
l"lti:i.lMIX.ltY I'MACK THF.ATY
to mo co.ii'.i:ti:ii s.vri hiiay
IT W 11,1, I.VCI.I IMC I -ACT l-Oit
I'llH.MA I ION Oi-' A LKAtUK III-'
.NATIONS.
REACH AGREEMENT ON LEAGUE
nli-ltdhev ik .Movement Hiw lt'
liiiu in l.ithiiniiiii by lh I iiis
siii ns lioKhcvik Invasion ol
(fi'inniiy is I'luntied.
Iv l-'red S. I'Vimistin.
PARIS. March 0. -The hatnie of
lial inns covenant, as it will be incor
porated in the pr liminary peace
treaty, will bo practically completed
by Saturday, according ' 'he Kn
oral beliel here. On Saturday the
committee which drew up the consti
tution will hold its tlrst meet l up
since the initial draft was finished.
President Wibon will preside. The
d-le;iR-3 have been j:uiuj: over the.
various clauses oT the covenant willi
a view of meet hi f? I he surest ions
and or it ieism advanced by members
of tlie I'nited States Senate. It was
admit ted that a mend men ts taking
into cons idem i ion these crit icism s,
and at the same time not tread on
the toes of other powers which would
likely counter wilh furiher amend
ments, are being found difficult of
formulation.
I .eat; uo Tart of IVme Purl.
PARIS. .March L'o. Th- T nips
pays an arreement has been reached
by the allied povernmenis lo include
the leapue of nations pact in the pte
liminary peace treaty.
Ant i-ltolshovik .Movement.
nil'KNHACKN, .March J. The
Lithuania u information bureau has
announced t liat a new, si ron k ant
Uolshevili movement has begun in
that part of Russia which at present
is undr soviet domination. Ii is
said to be b-d by a group known as
1 lie ihdepoiiden t communis' ic pa rty.
The bureau declared it is well, rep
resented at the limit a'ld that many
cities have joini d in the movement,
including Kilna. lu the latter place
the p;ir:y is publishing a new f-p.iper
which s,i s : "The Itols'i--v j hi m usi
ceae their waiiaie and the soldiers
must return home. It ihey are not
permitted to do so t!i- must return
without p rmisMoti."
ItoKhev Ut. hi luvad.' (eini:tn.
liKIM.IN. March - A Kol-hevist
invasion of ('.eriuany is being
planned, timed to coincide v. ith Mi"
trtsh Uprisings here ;;!.i it; A : l -1 It;.,
so I he Nil : ion a I Xeit ut'.i: d- el a red.
"AttempS will be made lo capture
Vienna."
sriiiian Cabinet Crisis.
STOCKHOLM. March 1!" A cab
inet crisis is pending in ISerlin. ac
cording to reports pe.'ivt d here.
Chancellor Scheideinann's position is
Faiil to be insecure.
( bamlM l tain keep I kill.
WASHINGTON, Manh 2". Sena
tor Chamberlain, chairman of the
military ait'airs committee, sent to
S'creiary of War Ii.tl;r a letter
chiiiL'ing that linker is fencing in
stead of frankly admitting the evils
of the court marl ia I s - f em and eo
operatinr with Congress to remedy
the-e e Ms The b ie r said : ' It is
painful to me to find you I'eiiciiiL'
upon a question which means so
much to tens of thousands of en
listed men who have suffered injus
tice uiob r the pre.- ut s(em. Your
pre.-eiit recngn if ion of the oxi.-i u.g
evil- of the rnurtmartial svteru is
st ra ngely irreeon-ilable with your
pui liste d statMiieiit no more remoie
Iban Mardi lt. Ill thai ;i!"Uient
of w a tin appi ov al of it..- t - stive
fem v'u set-mid hbrd to a n v d- -fici-ncy
i,i:m i; i. iti I iti: ki:sk.ns.
SAI.K.M. Marr h 1 Charb P.
Heet.e. Adjutant C netal ,,f the Slate
of Oreiron. has as!; d to he i. ln .d
from the di-chati:e f.f Ins diitos a-Adjutani-tieii.
ral atid that li- be
phicerl on the retired lht. Covernor
Ob-oil hits appoint) d Colonel John I..
Ma v as the sih ceror of ( ;e,.ra I
IU le- Colom-l Ma comm.iii.i--d
th. 1 t'.L'tld dl is:o:i ew t . a- .tl.d jo-!
recently arriw-d home, lie will take
charge on April 1 and er e until
the return of i n. Ce" W'lute li"in
Prance.
Spe iali"t at Piddle
Count;. S,-. laiiM- '.'. J. U'lld ale!
P,,J'l Pe.iP b'-'T till- ItlOI Illllt: tor
Riddle .,i;. ic:ni?y. v l. t .,i. ail r;,,v
d":.;oi,-tia'ioa ;n tie -r I tm d
to p ,11". -lie in O it ' ,i ! i: ! Ti g the !n .-t T'--
uU fi"i,i j. riii' i -A-t- to i..- !.. id.
Kaie her- of t tut omnium ty are
d- epiy inten d. .1 i-i .-uls at tins time
and a larg- afendat.ee w :i w 0
lfl for ilclidiile
CoiltC v .1 W ' . l 1
'it. b:..r-l w-i-
An.-
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t
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1 iuj! m a i .-e il.i'. i.a - n hr'niL'h t
to h r a'-e:. M..!. te, - -b Mt- of H .,1
M - I t. ; --.,t. ,1 !,.,(
I:, a!. 'nil.; :. ih- h-- '' -i r d
tx I... ,,1 a iTVer,':' - :i- ::. li.at v:. -i-ity
lately ati'l th- ?u nib- of: j- er
is to niiike a thoro inM'--t,fcMti..u
of th"se report
MfDAlS PREPARED fOR
VICIOKY LOAN WORKERS
AND LISTS ARE WANIED
Headquarters Woman's Liberty
Loan Committee, '2 lo Northwestern
Itank Huilding. Portland, Oregon.
March Vj, lit 11.
The following telegram has just
been received i rom .National Head
quarters: Mrs. Sarah L'vans,
Portland, Oregon.
Treasury War Loan Organization
iias made two million medals out of
captured German cannon for Victory
loan workers. Instruct all your
county and city chairmen to send in
their authorized lists of workers lo
you, then forward these lists to Pod
oral reserve chairman jour district.
Federal Reserve chairmen will upon
receipt of list and arrival of modal
shipments from factories send comi
ty and city chairmen number certi
fied. Advise tiiat you instruct your
local chairmen lo secure all possible
i publicity concerning medal awards.
Instruct them also that every worker
: must lie listed in order to secure
I medal. MA U V SYNON.
Treasurer National Woman's Liberty
Loan Committee.
The chairman for Douglas County
Mrs. Ceorge L Houck, Rosehurg.
H l l li.ll I I.IM KM. OK
I iii. asi a i i:d iiivniu r iii-:-
1 CI.AIiCS IT Hll.l. IAK1-: n:
I ii-:aiisto i:i:si. nil-: hkskic
( HON iiv Tin-: HI NS.
VASE MATERIALS ARE NEEDED
Sp.irtaeuit- in I lei I in Plan li New i
Strike .Mattli 2t l'ol mid j
t kl ailiiaiis i M dot-oil to
Slop I- igliliiig.
i i; W illiain I'hillip Siinnis.
i'AtliS. .daub o. Amen, an bul
lets helped to save Prance, now he
wants American busim lo aid in
her res; ora i ion. Prance desit s m
teni e A merit-au ct-op' r;t 1 UMI
pufitig her iieatateil -northern dis
trict 4 back on tin- map. so I'hillippe
Chocarn, the contiolling Ceiteial or
the lit.erat.d Pgioii. told Hie Pnited
Piess. He said: "D will take ten
.Mars to restore northern Pianee to
, it .-i loriii- r slate, even by working
our haries1. I'oi 1te we wilt
-need all the a -i.tatice w can pos
!sdly get from the Pnited States, af
fer which we can taper oil on help
Horn abroad. We need machinery,
'buildings, and a n-t amount of all
sons of matT-rials. Kntire towns.
cnies and illages must be rcliuilt."
Occupy ;crnutii i'ouns.
I CKNKVA. ' March 2o. Prench
troop- hae oi eupied Kat 1-ruh'.
Mannneini. Rheinhofeti ami Itheinen.
due to Spariac.tti ttotlbbs, mi it was
report" d li' i".
I spait.oano Plan Now Strike.
; Itn.'VK I:ii( h 20. - The Sfarta-
cans ale bet-inning an iigitatiou lor a
n w c e,etal strike on March d-'
clarimr ,,this tim- n-tory y certain."'
mo a Merlin dispatch reported. j
j Ordcrod lo Stop Lighting. j
i PARIS. March 2m. Th' supremo i
war comic:! hai a Cain 'rb-r d th''
IVh and Pktaitiiaus to a. light- 1
ii'itii' dia'-y. so it was an-j
noun er. !
Militai v Ibmts sit ikeis.
I'.KRCAMU. tal. March
'nkini wotkni'ti who -eie, the
l-'radehi 'iM'Hnni autotii'd-il.. work
lofe. W IT'' fit iv en out i a 1 1 1 1 b-r' ;
at; I infaiitty atta kint fie plant
from thro- si.b- . Alt' r a cotif. r.-nce
it wasatned work be t e-11 iii'il, I
p.-tnl i !! i: a t -Xa m ilia t ion of 111 ,
s'rik i '" demand". '
, pud's Are to Mobilize. j
r MT'pM! ii:N. Mandi 2" - The
. l'(l I'atliamenf ha d-eid"! to ,
1 nio'olie immt di;'iejy the t lasses j
ff MM P'ii; to I'HI, In oi.pose 'lie '
. Pol do viki. ac.or.lirg t. U'ar-aw re-,
;or- Tiie g. neral -'.-li announced
t .a tl.e Ihd-h-v iki had l.e.-i, com
pell, to evaciiat. riii.-k. j
M;iied Here 'vtonl.i '
U'm pei::h. t "n and Mi- l.ii'T '
iMiK.iv. bni'i f.f Pro. I -w. iv. were
' ':nit d in e-. rr( . : e thu civ last
ev.-niifL at th. I'f .d. r. nan man-e,
I;.., ,I1 ( mi id: t' t form inr t he
, met-v The-. ;ll '.e at Ir-m' a'
ii,e , ;-:.-t j-!-- C. r. u. whi'di
tl e g. .,.!! I.. b d '1 l.eV W. Te
a"- r .j,-d .,t ii. e w. ddu.g by ne.,r
t'eiat iv .
l.li ul. Ivettiati lb-tin n
Li. :t .l.-hn .1 K- ft. .n. v.l.fi b-'-h-
re wch ill- old Ijb fottip.ir.v. at.d
y .'-v Ve-a' ' er'h- d ae'e h- TV K
i, r . . ;.! r li. mg e ! ttan
rr d to :n:ot!.r r gin. ft.', 1. e;t
?f i f. r- d ...c o:' The ---tv,. e .,,.d re-
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-,i , :. ' i ' r '' ' t in t ',- I;
I- 11 if -' Ii"i'i- I.i. 'I' l:dw ill n-.llig
nli, i r-'':in)"'l lioli'i- tn Oailliinil a
few day- iig"
'AMERICAN AID IS
! NEEDED BY FRANCE
i
EUDHOIf
MISSION METHODS
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SKSSIOV IIKliK AIMU'TS l!i:SD
I.ITKI.VS I'OMIK.MMXi; TIIIC
ritAi 'i ii i:s ii'- tiik riti:si:vr
COMMISSION.
RESOLUTIONS WERE ADOPTED
Allt-ui'il I'nliiicnl Atlivily of 111.'
'4iuniission ( 'oiult'ini.til I'.'i;.'
Thai Sdile Mradtiuarlfrs hi'
MovtNl Hat-U to Salfiit.
Joining in the eetieral movement
prevalent in its brother organizations
throughout the state, the Pmpu.ua '
Sportsmen's Club at a meeting hold
at the city hall in Koseburg YVed- '.
nesday night, took a whack at the
Oregon Pish and Came Commission
for its methods in promoting laws
and conducting Its business, lu a i
resolution passed ny the club and :
which is to be submitted to Cover- i
nor Olcoit, the separation of the j
commission from political and coin-i
mercial Influence is asked, and fhe j
recommendation was made that the i
office of the commission be moved
from Portland to Salem, this in the
interest of economy, and further fori
the reason that the Governor would
thus be enabled, as ex-officio chair
man, to preside at th' meetings of!
the commission without seriously en- j
crouching on his time, as demanded '
by other matters. j
The resolution was introduced by
It. P. Nichols, w ho was an act iv e '
represent at ive of t ho Sportsmen's ,
Club at the recent State Legislature. 1
.Mr. Nichols gave an Interesting re
cital of the means and mlsreprosi n-!
lation that were employed by the
commercial and political lobbyists to !
promote i he enact men t of t ho new
tish ami game code, adding that out
of this hail come a condition of legal
chaos that "completely befuddled
both officials and sportsmen.' j
Among other things, Mr. Nichols'
resolution declares that the overhead
expense of t he slate ga me depart - j
1 1 1 1 1 1 is out yf proportion to t he
money expended lor do put y w ardeii
ser ice in t he ti Id. A la rger pro
pigatiou of (tout fry, particularly in j
the ..( reams of this county, is urg d.
and a protest is registered again.-!
the propagation of steel heal salmon
at the expense of the game fund
That pa rt id t he resolu! ion relat
ing to the alleged polilieal activity of
the me ti i hers of the St a te Pish and
Came Commission does not diller
materially from a si at' men t of Ii e
c!i a racier- issued (rom Portia ml a
few dav s ago by Dr. A. K . Dow ns.
president of the Oregon Sportsmen'!
League. Dr. Downs was scheduled
to be present ut the meeting in this
of ty Wednesday night, but was u li
able io come on account of pre-- of
other matters. He sent to tin- local
club, however, a copy of the state
ment i.-sued by him to the Portland
pnns. in which 1 he met hods of the
State Pi-h and Game Commi.-Mon are
seerey scored.
A letter war read from Stale Cam"
Warden C. D. Shoemaker in w tin h
that olticial states thai the new law
establishing a closed season of four
limn t hs annually for t rout does to it
appl.v to a ngling for s too heads or
.-a I ns on t rout. "which f i-h in-
lasseii under the Or-gon law a- sal
inmi." There is nothing in the new
la w proh i bii ing fish in g with a I mon
spawn that affects the Pmpipia liivr
or it - t n butanes. D pu t y Wa t den
P. It H.-rringtfui. who wa- pre . ut at
the pieal meeting, stated that in ac
cordance with i nst rue I toil s f rom
higher otfimals, that no fishinmiti
would '" n.ob t. d who ob. v. d the
law ibat was In existence iM i,re ihe
pre.-. -tit new one was enacted
In fe-ponse to a complaint of lotto
s'andiiig. Mr. Herritigtott promi - d
to give Immediate at'entir.ri trj tin
dam acro-s the Calaprota River at
Hi.- oM ll-r-'i.-n- mill. n
I,. I(,A (l:,ll!.Hi.l This ihuii !...-
.(.. I'l:, In fi - li w ay iili'l '-l I- w
un a li- t'i ii'-i oi-r il
O'l.'-r niiitti-r Unit i-nnn- b
Ho' in- tinir iii-ii'l' '1 'Ik- il' - 1 -I'll.,
hi .-i K.,lnn.n huh'-. i'li .i I'
"I -1 ... I- -. Ill M:i Ml thl- - il .
11 pJM'lIlt lli'-lll llf 11 I 'lllllNttl.-- I"
f' r villi ! hi- in 1 1 1 u ii i-1 1 r In i i --I-'
iirini: nil ;il;i'iiiii stiiiinii in
li' .ir tin- -ily. unil ;i Mi"- ol 'li,
in ih- lin'irhi- Cniiii!;. ril'lnh-r
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..- ,',n of ll,t h'"l --.ii.l I.-.
1 , " M , l- -i Nil -pill I ii ' li :i :i il: '
'"I- ni- n i ,i 1 in ii-i -l - iti ili' in.
of ll ll h L- ll.i :H1
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city l.i-t l.!i;ht
MISSIONARY MEETING IS
HELD, WITH NOVEL AND
INTERESTING FEATURES
Nearly one hundred people were
in attendance at the missionary
'meeting hold last night at the Chris
tum church. After a devotional
period and two piano selections, the
young people gave a playlet show
ing the condition of the child widow,
j how she is tiie slave, and beaten and
blamed for everything. Then the
j coining of the missionary and what a
'wonderful change it made for the
child willow. Pollowing this the at
tendants were taken on a journey,
ltooths wore arranged and the first
! represented Indianapolis, Indiana.
where Hie large missionary training
school is located. A picture of the
building, the professors and the
leaders of the work were shown, ami
some explanations made. Then the
journey was taken to Jamaica, where
they found a colored minister's wife,
and a lady to explain conditions
there, and to receive refreshments as
they would bo served in Jamaica. A
journey was then taken lo India, and
some of the st a lions and I he work
there wore shown. Again refresh
ments wore offered as they would be
served in India, with maidens prop
erly dressed to servo them. Other
missionary journeys to other coun
tries will be taken later. The large
crowd was greatly pleased with this
method of conducting a missionary
evening, which was both entertain
ing ami instructive. ,
MAY COMMANDANT IN
CHAKGi: OP Till: IIOMP.
The transfer of the managemenl
of the Oregon Stale Soldiers Home
was completed this morning. Robert
C. Markee. late Commandant, retir
ing after a service of marly four
years. Captain James V. Shaw, kilo
of Milwaukee, (Ire., taking charge.
Captain Shaw has requested Richard
II. Grinsted, the present incumbent,
to remain as hN Adjutant, pending
the return of, William P. Pooriuan.
now on leave and doing duty in
Prance. The Commandant has asked
Mrs. Grinsted. the wife of the Adju
tant, to act as matron until the ar
rival of Mrs, Shaw. Mrs. Shaw is at
tlo- head of the puidic school of
Milwaukee. Oregon, and is unable to
secure n release utilil Hi" expiration
of her emit raci some time in June.
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I AIIMI IIs SlHM Ml VH'I All
llll ANNI IIY MI LTING.
Oil
Ut. t
of tl
hing
great import
fruit and voeg-
aiice nt eMabli
tabie cannerv
earliest p.,i,I
lake rare " th.
w hu h w ill nth
w ish to III ge e
ll Rota hill g al ihe
moment, in order to
pr-'-eni year's crops
rvvise go to waste, I
erv fa rmer a ml 1 1 u it
iwer in tlii
eting at the
2 o'clock P
ir.-li 22 Thi
v ieinii
oily h
a attend the
In Rosehurg
m ti't Saturday,
cannery can only bo
established Iiv the active co-operation
and support of fhe farmers and fruit-
g lower-,. I!es;i js support is given
now Ihe growers will sutler heavv
losses in their clop-; of the pit -em
y ar. Jl 'UN ALPXANDKIL
Here I 'l-oni Cob mob
Dr Waller S Chapman, of WaL
si-nbnrg, Colorado, is i-iiing hero
with his brother, Or J. R. Chapman
lb' is aecompar:'-,! , his wid- ami
two ohildieti, who are i r it in i' wilh
his mother ami sKter ;ii Wilbur.
They will also -j.-j t with n la iiv is
and friend in the Glid" v leinity. Dr.
ihapman is a TialiVe of I j i lounlv
and ha-j rer-mtU he. n tal.inr po- t
ttaduafe wotk in New York. Ito-nm
ami at the Mavo liistitule ai RocIm-s-
Miiitl. He
big milling
is in tin
his iii Ci
whi. h
kill d lo
Dam b
mid t
dorado
nf
al Sim-dune
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on si. it
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fill fin- I
.od saw
dome.) tl
'i-- ranch home
i reported to lu
that n. ii-hboth
lation and t-b
cil y.
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ATION IS OFFERED
.WOI'IIII! AlTC.Ml'l' MAIIi; Iiv
mi;. i:di to i amhi i i.a.i;
i m: Mil l.liS INTO SI l-l'OKT
oi-' rin: .s'mhio.ihiii iiomi
mi-:.si in:.
SOME Of PROVISIONS NOTED
PlVorl to Make it Appear Thai I he-r :
itomls ill N, t Uo Dsiied it
oted I nless it I ' I lliei gem y" J
Show ii in I is . !
laiilor R(isi burg Review :
I believe ii would be lair for youi
loaibr.-i to give to them the l.dlow
ing statement wilh reierenec to lite
liv ' million r- cotisi rin i ion bond is
sue, lo ho submitted lo ihe penple
oil June ;;rd.
Senale joint resolution number 2 '
provides lor amending the constitu
tion of the stale so as lo auihorie
the issuance of bonds not exceeding
live million doll its. to be known as
reconstruction bonds of the Slate of
Oregon. The details as to lb" issu
ance of these bonds and the use of
the money iherehy obiaimd are em
braced in Senate bill 2 '!. Senale
joint resolution number 2.". and Sen
ate bill 2i.T. are the, tore companion
measures am) both should he sup
ported by ihe voteis.
Conditions in Ihe industrial wotbl
may arise within the next .war oi
I ft o causing ma uv m-n mi be un
employ d. The natural tendency of j
men out of work is lo list, u to an
archistic agiialor-;. and stale and
municipal authorities ouiie in ut o
ing lhal it h of the i:ie.iie-t impoil :
au'e to matve avail, .hie a tnml mi. b '
as is now piopos. d. in ease ol ne. d :
'Ihe Slafe I two mt ol Control is given!
the discreiion. under Senate hill 2t;ii, ,
10 issue Hie bonds wlo-n conditions
shall demand. j
The bonds ale h he applicable to ,
I hive dill.ienl putposes, namel :
1'irsi , a building pi "v i a in lor i he
consi in c I i i mi of various public binbl ;
iriL-s, all ol which an- now ne. i. d, al ;
.1 total ependllllle ol llol lo ec. '
2.:;.'. 2.-'i"oi ; s. i i uid. to land si 1 1 lo
men I , in pi ov ni i ii g la l m bonus tog
I et u ruing -old mrs a t;d ol lo-i s a I an1
i A pendil ill I . oi not ec. . ilito; S ' 1 . .
a"": and Ihii.. in la'id ieclaimilnn :
at an ; .end i i in e not ei edun' i .'. .
iiini.ouit, and Ihe- to be . ,p. iub d
onlv in co operation v.i'h lie l itiid
Stales, and oiih in ia:e the Co, em
inent shall a p i ro ! . I : a I e a hiic sum
for t eclamai im i t r. r..u lamb
Si h.lte bill 2;i; ll Is Ihe 1 llbiu
Lu ildin c- w iii ii m.. lo "ti it in i I
11 is va . II known i ha I t h- pi , - . u'
p.ti il i nt i.i i e- w hoiiv until, and i
con: id. i 'd a do i t a. , lo lie state 1
The prop.. ,.-d 1. enh U ii I lot! bo pl,,l
at Ponlalol . inn nded . i 1 i 1 . i-o
op.-r.il i. m nmter i h- inn .bci n i
t be Slate mlti.-l t ml Ace'.b til 'oln :
mi. -don and the lm di al m I I of
t h Phtv . i it o l M egon. a ml ii
Chief t -UK -e M ,11 1 p., nhlO
I ; i -1 H f i lm ph; i. ..I i. . on Uucioa .
of tii.'.i in mi .-( in lb.- tmlu Mi.- o
Hi- i it.-, .rid. in ' ol ii". d. ..r
de. .hied obli- i 'I in - in ' 1 1 1 !
will do a en ai win k fm tie- ...ddu '
ot i 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 v , ila ! lo t ha I v. I. i. Ti
I he llio-l i l.hl' I. tem d !'. A e T I 1 1 i lit i
of the u. ibl .. ,.e.' d o
d. lead, r in v -.r . i -.oi,,. a
in:niil. d u.lh I ) - tale i dm ..i mmil
iletjlMtlot, know-, that lb' I) :e
0 1 1 1 glow I III H h'i'1 ll t. cil ll
..i d lb. re i- .. . - v inr ne. d toi up
i-h m budd -
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((inttniii-d on t--igi 41.
YOUNG IJUNAWAY LAD IS
LAI t EDIIION Of 1YPE
Of HUIKIEBERHY fINN
William Palmer, afed 11, or Ku
ge;n , ..ppaienily liiu'iilebirry Pinn'3
double, ivas last eveniuj; picked up
by chief of Police l. ti. SiiambrooK
soon alter ihe lad, who recently left
his p.iieiital home unannounced, hud
crawl, d on oi the front end of a
,.a i ng. r train. P.lhows proirudiiiK
un a large gaps in an archaic appear
ing, coa;, paiclies in well worn kneo
iiouscis, oosiM'akiiiK of a mothor'a
handiwork, and wilh a redolent
eouuu nam e and ready w il, the boy
IuoUed as it he had just stepped out
oi ihe ' ninny page'" of a metropoli
tan newspaper. The runaway was
well cared tor and this moruinn
Chief Slut in brook succeeded in oh- .
taming Miuicieiit cast-otf clothing to
div-s the boy in a more becoming
manner. Ppon hoi nt; interrogated
ih- Cug 'ue yoiiih slated that his
lather, Ja ines Palmer, was workhiK
wilh a railroad section crew at Ku
tw en e, and thai ho left home to so
sure employment . - to you smoke
cii ateite-; interjected Chief Sham
brook. The lad's answer for an In
stant hung file. "Sure 1 smoke them
i here kind I ha I cures your colds." j
Tlie 1 'a I ui r boy w ill ride I he
cushions home.
w i i k i;i i.iwim; mmk ii -jitii
! i s i iovMi;i s n. i, hi-:
I'l ('l ll IN TIIK HAMIS oh'
li.il '(.I. AS I ol 'I V I, AI1S WHO
-i i: i n w n il I'm: roi.oits.
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unil Sililoi-. An- In 1m' I'ilril
In Anhlx-s ol Sinn-.
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MILITARY RECORD
EACH OREGON MAN
i
TO BECOME PART
OITIl'IAI. I.KTTI It IIX I-.lVi:i) BY
r. s. i.a.m) oi i k i.; is uosi:
m uc; hi:.; MiiiiMj tiik coos
ll.-XV V.(i(l. HOAIl Ull.AXT
I, AMIS.
DISPOSITION Of THESE LANDS
('liis-lllintlnii of I,iiii. Is o lieu I u
SiHin Hill Tlli-y Will i( He Suli
Jrcl lo I)1shisiiI I mil Artnr
TIiIn Is ComplHtMl.
Tito U. S. land offii-o hi UoBoburtr
In in i-nci-iiii or tho fullowlns luttur
ill -L'latltni lo the Coos IJay wugoll
roiui iri-iitit laiitl.s whicu .wore recent
ly ili ila it'll liiili-lli-il to the Govi'rn
ini'iii nf the t: ii itctl StatoB, and plans
Ini- their classification and disposi
tion. The letter follows:
lii-iiiral Land Office, Washington,
I), v., Miiicli 11, t'i is.
l-'or the information of the Public:
The- not of February 26. 1919.
I'uhlic No. 280, of the 65th Con
KrcKs. prorlilcH thin upon the execu
lion and delivery y the Kouthern
On koii Company of u deed satlsfuc
tory lo the Attorney-Ceneral of the
I'nited Slates, re-conveying io the
I'nlled Stales llll the riuht, title llll (I
inierest of the said Southern Oregon
Company in and to the hinds sit
uated In the counties nf Coos and
llt.uiilns, in Ihe State or Oregon, and
embraced within the limits of the
grant made by the I'nited Slates to
the Stale of Oregon by the net of
Mnri'li' :i, I mill, entitled. "An act
granting lauds to the State of Ore
gon lo aid in lln- construction of a
military wnguu roiid from the nuvi
gulile witters of Coos Hay to Hosb
burg, lu said stale, " commonly
known as Hie Coos Day wagon road
grant, and now involved lu litiga
tion pending In Hie Supreme Court
of Ihe l ulled Slates under the style
and title, "The Southern Oregon
Company vs. tlie I'nited Slates," the
siTid hinds shall again become part
ol Hie public domain.
Sec, Ion 3 of litis act dlrectB the
classfficiitinn and disposition of
these lands iii the ntunner provided
h Hie act or June II. 1 II I tl Cl'l StaC,
2ISI. tin- the classlt leal loll and dis
position of ihe lauds formerly em
braced In die Oregon and California
ha 111 nail land grant. This section
also iiiakwa cerium provisions for the
prnlocl ion of a spi'cilled class of
li'ssi'i-s. as well as settlors whose
claims may he lu cnllMict (herewith.
The ail or .linn- II, mm, which
cnuirnlH the manner in which these
lands will he opcni-d lo disposition,
provides, among oilier tilings, for
llii'lr classification; III powerslte
hiinls, which shall include only such
lands as are chiefly valuable lor
Miiterpower sites; I2l timber lauds,
which shall include lands hearing a
uniwth of tlinlii'i- not less than :tll(lt
tiitil teet hoard mi'asure, on each 411-iii-i-i'
subdivision ; mid l :l l agricul
tural lands, which shall Include all
l.itids mil fulling within either of
the nt her I wo classes; followed by
specific pmv Islnns for Ihe disposition
nl ihe lands In accordance with the
si-n-t.il cliissllicallons thereof.
ll will lie seen, then, from Ihe
liiieeiiing, that the lauds embraced
in tin- Iniiner Cons Hay wagon road
muni, us iilli'ili'ii by this legislation.
Minn- ;i::.niiit hiti-m situated in t'oos
it ii1 I'liunl.is counties. Oregon, will
tint hi i niiie subject to ll 11 V Itlilliuer of
ill pi'-itlnil thereunder until Hller.
i.i i lln- act Is tendered effective hy
-' Tillnm anil delliery of the deed
i'l t" nieviini-e as prnviileil therein,
.Hid ibl din- classirii aliun and open
1 1 1 "f the I. mils under tlie htwi.
I'lupi-rlv applicable thereto. For
M:.'" l-il'iins, tlli-refnre, Ihe public
is ;nh isi-d that there Is no method or
tll'illil'l- I'l which II IIV- settlement or
tilliiK can be made at the present
UN,- tli.it will itittliite or collier llll
pi-l-tetiie rmlit for Ihe purchase or
ne llll Hum nl any of these lands;
nut- un'il lliey have been class! 1 led,
tli- iiitnriiiii ' inn nhtaine.t thcrchy
i, i.l- available, the plllillc notice
iii-tt il-liiiing the leritis upon which
tin- I.i Iiil 111- In he disposed ot, II 1 1
Ml- Hill- "I tli-ir 'lisposilinu.
Iii Hi- i, "-nil 1 1 in" the w-nrk of
I.i o I i.-;i i Km will 1- t.ik-n up as
us III- 'let In ci lines clfeetlve, to
li - i li'l tli.il th" 1. Illils suhj'-L'l there
in tn:i he l.l.ene.i fn entry III tllil
-..I If : ' I'l " In -li'l" date
iSil-ii'.l I CI.AV TAI.I.M.W.
Commissioner.
Mi I': ill I'.ihii.-r. nf Winchester,
ili.. -.-lit tl..- inotiilMg In this city
'i.i..inr. i.Iiiiii.'.I in hi-r liouie on
i No 11 ll. is aflenninn.
cl milii reii.l.i- the service
.1- I..-1. j' is Imped that tho
i.l m i in iiil- Un ii.i,ired iluta
In- i ni -i. .1 din it.g the cominc;
. hut tin- work 'mist he cotn
i i i . n t him eh It reiiuires a
i linn'.
'tlunc mm-" In-fitting could he
t" -linw din- n pprei lai ion to the
wlni t. .ok their chance In
th. in tn cat ve their names in
nrtierilnne of the state's history
r part in Ihe war of ail wur:,,