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Newspaper Page Text- ..i . ' ,'H.'JJ REVIEW TELKPUOrVE M iUB PKMT1UO Oeo tke phone It you hare a ad or a news Item, otfnny business connected with paper lrf any war. Tie RaTleir" Is equipped ts print letter beam, envelopes, cards, pol lers, or anything In Job priutlni. So. 30. ROSEBVHU, DOCGLAS COUNTY, OKKtiON. ITilKAY I.MMMi. AI'ISII. I, lll. ROSEBURG ym ttf Cs fls ct Ths L 1 Ubarty." REVIEW HLIPIBOS AM ASK INDEPENDENCE mission i i:.iM rim. ii jtnfs is WASIlINt; H' SKI ivIMi NA TIONAL IMHI'l.MIKMK 1 111. TIM!' 'S 11!L1KII I.OM: ION IT W II. I- Mi HONK. PRES. WILSON RLFORTLD ILL ('..milled lo lii- Sol ere Cold lii.vsi. Mil .-:! Ills "ii tlillon is "l AiaiHim" l.lci. volcanic , .l llpuoll. I XL! TON. -i Ml 4.- 'Hi.' Tint lor Philippine ii. dependence has subsiaiuiali.. tw: so sirci.u-v Laker tel.: iho i-ilipin si"ii which is In ro seeking ..if govern ment. i'li.- time i .-ry (I 'M' hi Rami when ! 1 1 1 .s can ! lotin.'liy in loiu plishod. .-0 Sei ivlarv. linker mid ll. e iiui..ti ill (ll Si TlblUg I ll' t i.-till relations us In ii.g UK ! 1 "Ii" 'iiinli titv." Ho added Iliac l .in. i-; Presi dent WiL-oii s view 11I.-11. ii'- it ml a letter from tin' pii Mil' 111 lo thu mis sion n lii. Ii expressed pride in I lie . support which mi' Ki I iiuiio.i ha. I given iho limed Suds .liirina ihe win-. M 1.11 in I yi.. .on. pr salcm ol Iho Filipino senate anil ln'i'il ol the mission, sai.l that graining indepen dence to his ennui will piove 10 il. world thai Auioi 11-1 i. a ' 'I iboru : -iug rather than a 1011.1 k-i i nn na tion." .Martial Law Dochiri ii. I' Mils. April I. I.o M,, tin's Sofia correspond.'... win i.m! the -x- Irouie .-'coin I is! s ill V. 11 en have 111 t lii - ! II Holslioi ll; lll'.v.-lll. it. II'' raid ilieMliiiiih Hoops itiimodiati ly occupied that limn, declaring mnr tial law. ti.hltics Collide; I "I"' lload. Tlil-.VI S. April :!.- 1'oiir Ameri can aviators wore kiilo.l mid lw in jur, ,i wli. 11 two nil plain s collided noar Wiitlhii. hoili I, tiling i" iral' niciits ami hrilil'ihg down Iwo olio rs out of ' onu'ol. one machine loll inln Hi- .M.x-ll- lti"i' a'l other.-- in a Ii' hi. ' Ii'' il' 11,1 i"':: l.ii.iii.'iuiui:' ., l;r.,yi".i .M.il.lls. i" Worcc-ilcr. Mi'" : '!! ,'",, N'osbo, X. it s : Churl' s Volk. "1 .N"W York 'and Private Soh't'iio. of N'.-v. York. The iiijt.r. -I: LiolHellell' V. O. Morris, ol ('"' I. Mass.: Solge.mt V. I'. ' "1 Hull. ill. W. si va. . . . Iloioluli.ui iii l.sscn inbuilt. Zl'liii'll. April ' revolution !... 1. rotten out ill 11'' I.-'-en ill tl'u l :-o 1 ill ;.(!'. i' ' - 'i ' U ; '' I' '' .11. ,,',. e; v.-1.' 11 '1 at II DFPI1TY fD. STERLING TAKES AN AUTO Itlltf; ALL NIGtU MAN HUNT Depuiv Sli.-ril'f Kd SutIIiib. " Drain, is fast h.coin.ng tt terror i" a, no hioves who soon, to Ik- opi'tut 10,. a lalo scale in 'to" par, of the to of lnlc. He ye 'r- 1,1 b.ll.ceelie.1 ill ol.tallllim ll' " ll stolen automobile during the past W''l'he ol'fiei-r having boon infoti.ied that a ear had been misappropriated ,1 l at'eue M'sterclay aiieriioou, I,,, ,i,e lookout for same. Alone early in the eieniim he atteiiipie.. .0 ..... in autoist who was passnip throuph lln,in otir.u.te south, instead ' "' 1,.,; 10 a stop tlie driver plaeed his loot on the accelerator and in his mad dash lor liberty ran bis machine iIllo an elevat.d sidewalk. 'e.iiB Hi . I escape was iin possible with the .ianiaee.l ear. the I'llBiiive ''. run lor il. closely lollowed by he ilcputv, who fired a few shots that onlv served to put more pep mm . flccinc man, who succeeded 111 maK ,; a leuiporary (.-.'taway. Alter an all nicht's vittil Iho alert depuly ,.,. upon his quarry and placed h,m under arrest. The lellow, who aiive the name of Guy Green, was taken 10 I.i'.ne County to face a charge of theft. LINE GIVES UL TIMATUM TQ ALLIES I'Kvt i-: iMtoi'osAi. of lsoi.siii: tk i.kaiidi! is i!i:;Ai;ii-:i AS lll'.IMi MltllAI.I.V A N ll.TI MATI M TO THi: AI.I.IDP l'OW- mts. NORTHWEST ILLS GET LAR&E ORDERS STATE SOLDIERS HOME IS INSPECTED TODAY; EXtLLENT CONDITION James K. Miller, inspector Kclteral and chief surgeon of the National jtoldicrs Home. E. V. S.. Uayton. Ohio, arrived here last niRlu and : this morning made a lliurouc.li 111 sneeliou of the local state institu tion. The inspector reports that he finds the home in excellent condi tion. Inspections of state and nalional 1. ..,.... ...... i.i'iile seini- soiuieia i.uiiivo ... annually, but, owing to the fact that .Mr. .Miller nas ueen 111 .ii.u.n ........ service, he has not been able to make the customary ruunds since May, 111 IS. when he last visited this city. Mr. Miller on 111s tour 01 111 snection visits 32 slate and ten na tional homes lor old soldiers, which requires einht moullis lime. .Mis. Miller i traveling w ith her husband. MAY COMBINE WITH GERMANY Know 11 That (ieiliuins Sent an Knvoy lo Itiissia 10 invi'Mii;iiM- lions With 11 View to Kl lectiii!; an Alliance. r.As'n:i; itii.r.oAis I'l.AtT'i Oiili:t;S I (Hi IT5.IHMI.IMMI l l l-. t' Ki' llOKil.AS I'll! liAII.KOAl) I M S Wi l li Noli l HWI Si I n MII.I.S. '; DOUGLAS COUNTY BOYS TROM OVERSEAS REACH litliEjlilS MORNING Time well known liosebttrg and Ilouc-las t'ouniy boys fresh from duty in Frame, arrived here today. The soldier lads were discharged service at Camp Lewis yes- DELIVERY WITHIN SIX MONTHS Kelail Slocks of Lumber Aie Low I'ln oiiKlioiil I lie I olinli y stool.- Hold b Mills Much Lower iitiiii on .Inn. I. from th tor. lav. 'Slim with tin capacity hli-hly ''haul Willi-'r, long connected local rite department 111 thi ol fin' truck driver, and a oinpcteiit automobile nte- iich.d here this morning OREGON .WILL BENEFIT EROM ADVENT Of GOOD ROADSJAYS A VISITOR "Douglas Connly is going to come into Iter -owr. with the advent ol good roads." said W. C. Schuppel. urencv supervisor of the Oregon i.ue insurance Company, Mill) is here us the gitest ot Chas. . .iicr.i- liiuity, district manager lor ine Samo company. Good roads will mean trar.spor- tiitioii Tor Iho toon proimci" " . pi, mini secilon of oregii and inr' ,,011. 1 lor the fiinnar and the pro ducer' and it will be asy f"i' people v. ho ni'ie neer s. en this county to . ..1 aciiu.iiiil. d wilh its resoiii'.es. ll purls of Oregon report food pros pects lor Hie coming clops, hut ! lunulas Couniy is espicially good." Mr Sihnppel reports that business wilh the Otegon Life is showing a 1 uratiljlng increase in r.i I ' that of I MS. WHICH was Hie 0.1. i.e. e, r I'toiluciiig over four millions and a half of business in the state of Oroi-on and again leading all companies as to business produced ill this slat". 1 he . it.ip:inv is interested In Hi'' ,, V lepnielll or the resources of this state and lias invested heavily In ll'.seburg and Douglas County and nroiei.-.s to incrca.-e this .-1111011111 in r ' ihe future. mi .....Mi- Tii.i.i.le." said -Ml'. l!y Lowell Mellell. (Copyright I. 111010 A,.,.il J Premier Leilille'S informal "peace" proposal 10 the al lies is virtually an uiiimaimu. 00 was learned from an authoritative soune. The Uussian Bolshevik lead er is known to have, suggested a lime limit for the acceptance of his offer, bevond which lie would not under take to abstain from consideration of German Chancellor Scheideniann's proposal, as conveyed to Foreign Minister Trotzky. The limit is un derstood tu be a matter of only a few weeks. (The German government is re ported unofficially as recenlly hav ing sent an envoy to Illtssia for the I purpose of studying Ihe situation .1 .,.,.1 .w.ssii.ti. ,'i't'eciiiiir an al liance between Russia and Ger- inatiyl. A recent stateni. lll of Honar Law in the House of Commons, denying that the allies had received a formal peace offer from Il'ishi. is teehni eallv correct. The fact remains, how ever that Ihe pence conference has a definite statement of Kussia's posi tion, bearing l.enlne's signature. This, in effect, gives the terms of peace to which Ihe soviet govern- t ...ail, 1 I... w-illinir to listen-- and as such may be considered an ac tual ofrer on l.enlne's part. ItainlMiiv llivision to lietiiin. WASHINGTON, April 4. The War Department announced that the entire Kiiinbow Division, with the exceniio'i of ainliulance and hospital outfits, have been assigned to early convoy homeward ARE RE-ARRESTED ON FEDERALCHARGE IICI'ITV I'. S. MAISSIIAI. Alt i?ii.si m:i!r. with .com I'l.UVT CHAHOIVG TACOMA Mi: WITH lol.A ITO.N Ol' THU i;i:i:i a.mi:i.mi:nt. Orders for 1 7."..utin,oiin feet of Douglas I if railroad ties have been placed with the nulls ol western ui.' gou and western Washington by var '....,0 i-M i:iilro:iils for delivery. within Ihe next six months, in wood Mr. Wilbcr was a member of the :l7ih lingiueeis thai mobilized in Vir ginia about a year and a half ago, .in. were soon alter sent across. Waller Kernlu. who landed this I'uiining, was also 11 member of the organization. Mr. Kernin was en gag. .1 in operating a well drilling oulR-at the time he went into the service and expects to return to Cam as Valley and again start Ihe plum. Koilney Ii. Knot I, of Ruckles, and a member ol Ihe llilh Aero Sutititl' iron, who experienced 1G months wilh I the clors in Franco, arrived here to- ! .! ,1 ller remaining III the clly LOCAL BUSINESS IN MEET COURT A DK.l.KGATlON OK ltK.l'ltKSF.X TATIMO CT'IT.KXS CALL ON COl NT V COlTtT TO KNOW WHY TI.MItL'K ITUISK CON TillCT LIOT TO Hid It HIDDKH. ARE TO ADVERTISE fOR BIDS Court l.xplniiis Their Position In th .Matter I Olltincloi- lliuieoiirii s Hid on Oak Creek Itollll licjectoil by Court. en vessels now Idle 111 Hie w.ut-is o. , r . .. I,,,,,,,, Ihe Columbia river and I'ugel sound. Neeot ml oils for lie piaceiueti 1 . 01 BOOZE GOES TO PORTLAND -o- Clllllf IT AN (TIITICH yl AliTLItl.Y Ml I I IN When Airaimied llclore I'. S. Com missi -r 1. II. Iliifdle Tills .Morning, rrisoners Wnlie rii'liuiiniiry Hearing. I We'll' s'lilorf. 1 1 : 1 :,,i,l ll'is : J,.l,,ii..,..l "do not really know what Ii,- being done right here in Itoseburg .1.1,.., Wil- I. i '" " "f 'l"1'"'"!1'"-' n, w ,1US1I .... .,:..,..,.,, Mod I I'r. si- ii'-.-.-. Why I travel 1111s si.ne c. , - ....nVw.l o "'i'o'' ,,lv ,rl,.,i ,11 Hi.iioiidy and ye, until today I .ltd; V ... e,,l,l l,s- il l,' .lid I "i know Hial yU """ "" i v.,,1 a -e ,.,.. . old lo M-l. '. ix,.n. w ,,,,.s i the world that rim ?.lnZ', ,H p.l- v'" Ph. -ieiiui. j mi nilfiicture high grade oomn.erria I 11 11 1 1 ' , ' 1 1 1 Hiie is noiiicaie i.roilueis out of ihe mineral c.,,'!e,i. He ...be'. ' !,,,,,..!,' Douglas County. Audit '"''" ";'",','; .V'ti;'.'. I '.nmi..',,. : :,- U the payrolls of su.-h as these ..... v ' '' ' ' I A teat -..r ni.rchanls and fanners ,. , oi'aiii; e;-;..!.1.. , : " '-r -': tain 1'ci ,' ;.....' I "-- -i. I'- ladios l-of.wcaltll. ,. .,,,, ,1 j,, i .1' : 1 t 1 1 ..,' many p-r-1 - U" nil 'h.l r..f .','"." ' dainace. ! I'lnM I II HI IHT.-i ec' iii'"- 'O d 1 ! 'I' " ' 1' ' I 1 ' I I 1 .1.1"!.. Ii-I'i- i'l'e're N s", I. I"ii' ".'.:.. :. l --(- . ., I .... '.. M tore a crater ai CANVOXV1 1.I.K. Or.. April . . ;- ,1 ,,1 , mi ,ti. r 1." l- in th" t m- I The funeral of Mrs. Janes McClain . .., ' , ,, ., '!: . Hug.- su.i.nis wa.- held lore today. .She was .1 I I .,;:..' ..,.,1 i,.,.o,,t- w;.t, r ,!..niv...l v. i,rs old w hen sh- di. il. and crossed 1 "' ' - ' ' ... .1 w., 'I'- ' I'.inu Willi her liateiits. se'llltlg i i.TO!ii:.i' :e ' ' ' . . .. mouriicn -"e I.eii.V.ll i'.'lll- il in tietlll.ltll. . !.v rm-k .1. "i .! r' ,.1'iM tv A: i'. " ' ' T- 1 I X !" 1 !' '" li...r : 1 I- ' ... 11 ' -i : " c.n. re:". '.' ii" ' . ; "r i ' " '" a.lii'.s .'.';. .! 1 " "'" ' ,1,.. :,re ),.. ,1 V. Ti." --'I"11 ''" l " " r.....rt.-l i" li"" -I-'"-d priio 1 pal hand .-. "i"!" ' I'" '''",""'; N..n;.'...M- .ui l-.ls radicals have 1.. fill "'1 'n '1'" bund and " i" " ' - T:. ' rnw "' l, ,s r.'i ilv 1' T' 'I rd. r 111 the itnh'r 'i - in-' bv m-' - - n'v th ".".'"1 '.-:- ''''' ;'' c, M -i s to -.r. .l .'I'd I - ',. ,', ;,, Go.'. nr. 11. l.'iii wigsiiav. n nn'i'l F,-'!.t.'i --i-avn. Iii'lian Workers vtnke. .,M.,. D;.!-.. API 'I 1 Th- n II. -nio 11 outitj ill I here. rrii al itros . of 11, ,, , Itros . of .Malhl :. Id. ta-ii g in ' have ami. . I here to I to. I I" , ii" ate e. :i,.'iit .oniractors and expect to 10 ,i,.. i,..ii- 1,0,.,.. 111 tins civ. I!, on Voiiiig. ot Kug'-re. who has boon al Ihe Soldiers Home visiting win. hi- latii. r. I-'. .1 Young, an aeed iolde r, b ft ilii.- afternoon for his V "i n ll- re rs "I- ' I' "V. !,;g ,' ,.f lie -,li.-t l et ll .Ik-.- ll . : : I - "ill I e Mr and Mrs. Hugh Worley. of I 01 1 1. in. I. woo slope. , 1 ov.-r In this ! c.tv elilollle rrom S1.11 Fr.ii.-is.-o to il..'ii home. L ii tbN afo itioon t'or A".n.v to isit a shoit tune withj ir.lal.ws I ' . has. Wilson of this city today 1 ; ,i-d a line of i 1 In t!i- t "' order's i li,:le note . ,t in Ins aulo- i.;..',. i.. l.v an ollii. r Informed Mr. W1la.11 thai he had I1.1t display, il the pro,, r light th.-r.-on. W Howard w a ' ov r from Wil I.111 la l . . 11 111 1: II" t 1 i.-l 'ring t 1 1 , , a cr- u el nu ll ," v "t s '"I ihe ... b' L'li.ti'i'C piobahli lo XI Mine .1 .. lie ha" 11 1 1. -a ilv been dragging tl..'- re.:'!.- ol h.s dl llirt. M. ai.'l Mis. .!. M l!,.blv.l'i and ','.. I . . tt !.', 1,:.V (a ell l-i''tlt' W I'll ,. !.,i i" - to 1 r y, 1 'i- t'l.-K. ;'i : A"l '.!.. this aft." 11 Mt r-'d'Aill A .,s r.,r"Tly .-111 t D .-. ! i- a Lr.iln -... i! on tie- S 1' . working out of The quarterly meeting held at the Christian church was, a most pleas lnsuccnsloii. A hanqiiel was served. i,l 1. r wlii. li reports were read and husiness attended to. The reports veto of the most encoiira gi ng na ture Some of the members who have 1 11 wi'h the church the lotie- cs, slati d thiil I" HO lii"1' had the iv'iunii ever heard any better re ports than those Sllhlllllled last night. Cvery phase of the work showed I' big develop.,. -11! HI IHO III.- foil- we. ks. Th" treasurer's report showed more than 1 4 handled a... ,1,,, h.st ,, narter. and bills all paid, with -'"" in Hie treasury. D I was also shown that two of lb" holes I on ihe street pa'viue had been paid. I ...,,! that Oil." lif tWO liiole WOtlld I"' I paid immediately. The pastor's re port showed an increased a'tendaiice . at all phases of service .a nun. her of additions I" 'he 1 hurrh and 1111 In- creased enthusiasm all alone Ihe; line. The pastor placed a campaign l.r Work bilote his melll'ieis which i...,,.,.t .... niiioonslv It con tained 1 I points, h.H had no conlro vi rsv except to commend. 'I he niee'illg Id bogill F'ltl'llH WHS fUl'lll'T plant., d for. I.1..I Mrs. farl Walker, ihe v if- of the sit.g. r. Is to b" tn xi'c! to nccmpiinv her li'isbatid lu-re to belt, in ihe work. The 1 ting :. ,1 j.u r d with all reeling very h'.p.flll. M.niv I'criNoiis Are S..I.I Th.. l-'ord-on tractor, for v.hl.h . Burr A- Sons ar- local distrlbu ,,. is , n.eliiig with the approval of I ma n'v farmers throughout "'' "' ,v ' Ford-on tta. tor was today ! ,i'.,'.v. rod to Mr IL M"ad. and ' A. ihipman. nwn.r of ihe Glenhrnok rami, rear lliddl". ha- ' procured jn-e Mr ll'iir a'oo reports the si. -j of a Ford louring car 10 Clay miiiiIi. - of Witetons Locale In Missouri 1 Mr and Mrs F G. I'.ryatit and fan, ilv. who Lav- b.en redding I" I Mill, r's Addition for Hi" !'" ''-'r. I 1, 't this afternoon for Pi. Louts. Mo . j wh. re 1! " Mill n.ake their future llo'lie After spending the night In the 'outily jail. K. Sliclii.oy and Harry Fiosi'i.e. Ihe Iwo 111. 'I. who were ar rested bv Deputy Sheriff Frank llolikins. who delected the men In ihe act of transporting a cargo ol liquor thru lo Tacoma, Wash., re ceived bv telegraph Ihis morning Jalill wilh which lo liquidate their respective lines of -iul. which were levied against tl ten by Judge. I. II. Kiddle in the justice court iiiurs dnv lift. -moon. No sooner had the ....'. 1 ,,,i,l ,e.,.r Ihall DePIIIV sii....;ir l.'af-,.!i- who 111. Ill" duo in .1 ..a "Vl',.11 liovs. I guess I'll have lo lock you up again. I'he hell you have!" exploded Slickn.'.v. while' his companion, who had worn 11 troubled look ever since his appro 1 .i.. sln.i.lv willed. Th" booze t-i' flickers ire now- 10 he Itirnecl ovt .11 the Federal iiiithot Ii ies lo answer a more serious charge. Arriving lore this morning wilh a ..,,1,.,-al plaint charging the men with violation of the It. '.'.I amend ment, thai of interstate 1 1 a ff ick nig in liquor. Depuly I'. S. .Marshal llentv ninse.l tile a iiea , a 10 e Siiek'nev and Fiosohe before I'. . commissioner 1. IS l!id - 'I'1"' complaint b. inc read In their pres ence, the duo wore informed of thcr rights under th" law. and Slicknov. a. -ling as spokesman, ptonipHy I waived pr liiiiini'iy . xamiiiiiiion. and las a cons, i,u ence the lion will be i tak. 11 to I'.'1'l.ind where they must j face ,he Federal authorities, t The luainmo'h l.ooe supply was loaib-d into lb" big Hud-. .11 super six , which lie- men made the trip Iron, Taooina to ( r.-s. .-lit n. "i . l,V Shelilf Ollilio Hie marshal P tl tins unci land w iUi In two plis- this business atnong the west coast mills were in progress lor several weeks pending the decision of the shipping board to permit the wooden ships lo be used for Ibis purpose. The vessels Will be loaded on "Hie Columbia river. Willnpa harbor, Grays harbor and Filgel sound, soul through Ihe l'aitama canal and 1111 t.,,..t.,,l ,01 the Atlantic seaboard. Is , .,f ill.. blc(esl eastern 1-1 1 i 1 - roads. Including Ihe I'ennsvivanla. it,., NJoiv York Central. Hall iliiore, Ohio and others, il is underslood, are tinning the purchasers of lies un der this arrangem. nl. The first ves sel to be elitug' d III Ibis sVi v 1. e llie Muskelo already is loading al llellitigham. This oi.l. r for ITa.niin.iiiiti feel of lies will nlforfl the 1111 1 im in litis n 1 riiory a largo volume of special cul ling business whi.1i has heiii so much desired in tin- laid few vv." lis is a stabilizing Influence on the In dus! ry. Stock George a bllsine W. Thiol.', of Oakland, was s visitor in the city loday. ACTIVE SESSION HELD BY EPWORTH LEAGUE MEMBERS THIS WEEK Young Methodism of llosebtli'g and vicnlty Bttoke lo the I act last W. .IncMlay Ilia! they were part of a great 01 iiiiiii.alion, and untied in a greai movement, when iho rally of neli lihoi ing Kpworlh Leagues dosed al tin. I'iisl Molhodlst lOplscopal church. The speakers of the after noon and evening were Itcv. .I. K. I'm ilv. of rorllalid. and Dr. Carl G. Iioniy, piisidcnt of Willlimello Unl i.e il.v. who pri nelileil Ihe live oh joelnls hi lore ihe lipworlh League mi ihe cr. al cenlenaiy drlvo thai Is ., l.oiwl ,., T" lumber mill, .ion began at l i'.o. in which both ern Oregon and w i si ern ! ,.p, lo-rs oiilliued briefly Ihe ,.. M I. I . .. .1 ..a ..,.IS HI'S 1. M 1?L'LS feel. 11 S COIIipilied Willi 1 1 Si'olS.I'iVa foot on January 1, ii .: crease of :' h ,n a T , I ' - feel. "I' 5 ;i!l tier cent, a.-, "riling lo reports iml compiled by Hie West Con i Ll f lien's Assoeiat ion. the;.' 72 mil i'he sihliili.' i believed to lie i. Industry, in Hie west two slates. Weekly that Ihe mills are s lumber ill. in liny are ilnciioii is apiuoxiniiii below normal. till account of I'l" pi' ro.sl of niiiuufaet iiring. a large plant. i in Ho' fir I"' Slell.l 'inning week Musi lor Toil Kiohn lend al ihrouiiiout He sl.rn pail ol lb' e p. lipping c u 1 1 1 1 1 g . ly 2.-. i' n i linn I w Ii ...ore I "I. high Ii : :',ll about , lift ,, ,o :i hiilniui t Ihe I. isle ol .a I . od by lb. ieli llllder dire I.TH. The 1 Willi il pi .Ii Mrs. I. A 'I i in.- ol Kosob .. of the b s, ivice, the " I. ague, mlet ': ; mi. too, . hal- plans Graham iv," and Miss oied a pliino solo l'.pwurthinns. sat I ciilculiiled lo ile any young person, "mothers" of the ,-Hon id .Mrs. A. C session at 7:0 also service, illiet I'eiircy sang. "In " Then III.' oblee aguc, slewardship, "ivventy-lour lllltll cession, and a par' i. of tin nlenar.v liloiv have early ill Ihe Ihe eompar production, retail yards ii.ii inal measure the slocks at lb. Iv decreased. D is well known H throughout th-- .'"ilii1 !l, .1 the coll! Il'c 'b ill do losed Viar. 'Ill ii- i.e. ilv i ly small v I .Meanwhile onb hale continued i one wilh 111" I'! mills have . I I! "I I. II I lone: ll about nil Hial ilii.li.iil ! Sell i oh; il I' at., lo ami on! mile mi.., Hint were taken spolij' on "'.tilling -aicl -s." Al the conclusion sum the r.-pf. .elititl Ives ol , is pr. s.-pl pledged Ihein ,o their l ei I lo reach lb"' named. Delegates were Hoin lirnrkwiiy. Wilbur rlin, ( lo kin nil and Collage John li.-v, presldelil of the oh . pier, had charge id Hie ar- 'MientH. 111. J i 1 1 I till ell I use'your head utv I S noon toi I'oM d h.-n- .all. who i .-ai. on after hi-' appt , hoili Sii.iui.v at oar. Las, .t t,e boo omrs. James Mt Cativouvilb- S' !.,... and w h I... . . has not been loci.. I. However, oltl cms boi'n to -I 'll and souHi have been furnished will, a good d. -a ription of the limine and hi- an-.-i i- evp.-ci- e.l soon. in il... maikel lor imtth. r ' I'l ""'ii ! Ihe f. matuiler of the sp, ,:,g iill. I I s.imi,,,, r Manv of I !' alei . " is understood, had in" iid'"l '" "I' i Km,.,i,m.H when ll man wants lo .!y " ' yarns I""" '" . ,,,.. ,,, .....bkIoiib It Is well to In loi.l '' ""' goiernne in al Hi" - . .,.,, for making the ,. ;.s al 111 ' c a I 1 1 1 . i . o 1 1 wl.lies lo oniaoi in ... What first h ' ' ' " ",r pl.is Of tOI..."0. f'.l I- I" .11 ,1 by act. l-l no ..- in a ft t" " : i. . , it, iii -no. ft, .".i ' ' 1 '' War I ,. i .a i ' i ii nl I"" V-.,, : i,...w, A,lv,.r,:..,itH to buy Liberty , '-' ' ll',',',o..',',",'! i !' is never explain why the adver I -ll" ' leaving b. Itt c,i .' ()in i(m(1l( ,, m(.t 1 'l". .'I'"' f'.l. I". a.'l ' , . . ...... 1... ..,. Ihe it nirts of tin ool.lM ale! atlllft lo reason n'. - A delegation of prominent busi ness men, Including Charles l'arrott, II. W. Strong, V. H. Churchill. Jas. llibleliurn, Harry Pargeter, J. K. Ilarker. Uert Sutherland, K. L. Par roll. Joe Murphy, W. H. Fisher and G. W. Young, called on the county court this aflernoon, and U. W. Strong, acting its spokesman. In his ohurarloristic calm manner, asked the court lo give n good reason why I hey had given the contract for the .a r i... t ,.,.li. Hiiibpr in Cl IIISI!I wi ti.o n.u. .., DouglHS County to a Portlaud firm al 12 cents an acre when a local firm had agreed to do thiB work at a much lower figure. The court re ceived tho delegation with that "I'm t.,,i ..no on. no" iiiunner. and Com- mlss oner W. K. St. John anil iouiujr Judge R. W. Marsters slated In ex planation Unit no contract nuo ueen let and in further reference to the mailer said that they understood the local timber cruisers were ai red ly or Indirectly Interested with large limber concerns who owned considerable timber hereabouts, and lor that reason they did not feel that I hey would he tho right parties lo furnish an estimate of the cruise. Nevertheless the Information comes from what Is considered a re ii, ,i,n, s, a, ,,,. ihal the contract was III rcalltv virtually awarded to Iho I'ortland' flriii yesterday at the price above stated, ami that District At torney Nounef had been Instructed by ihe court lo draw UP the contract lo that etiecl. However, ine iii.uk iiiiIIoii aroused when llie facts In Iho imiitcr came lo light evidently placed different luce on inn in auo., "' now the bids of liolh parties nave aeon rejected and new bids are to no advertised lor. It is understood that lie ontilraii for Hie cruise will men go to the firm submitting the lowest -.'liable estimate lor llie Jon. The bid of 11. J. Hlbleburn for tho ilakely road on Oak creek was this ittcrnooii rejected by ihe court, ine stimale furnished by .Mr. llli.ieuur.i, . a, ...... il,, , onlv bidder on the ork, was considered too high. The utility win now iiiiiii. no- .......... dated improvements on force ac ount under the supervision or ' i.. I,,.,., I, nasle I- M. II. GlTIIIOlld. Abo maU'd loday that initial opera tions would heglll ill once, i n- m.r--vvav Is to be or slaildard construc tion. 21 feet wide. After the grade has been established 11 will be treat ed to a coat or gravel. One 12-foot bridge Is lo be erected in tho strip of road 2.:i miles in length. The court will in all probability complete the business on hand for ihe present lerni this evening, and ir so will adjourn until llie next reg ilar in. utility session in May. LI I T ITIT.IHTT Ol.l.Kt TS I.ONfi STAN HIM. Anoiii. dan we realize, especially when the ,,.,a-.r ....ins to make his llvell i I in nl by a. .put. tig Ihe commodities or iirlli b 1, In 1 AIIFf,fn Hlf.HWAYMfN Primes. Ilali telllb.-r ,,. ( , 111 .fill Vii.Th an Indian r-rl. I'ln.c. -s I'""' f -i.tb-r. who i- to ap,...',- '!' ..t 'I" I'l'"- 'I-' j,.,.r t, .,,.!,, .in, i.-l m the 'ilv on '., ).,,,. ,t t' ""'I is regi-" 1' d ',, ,! !'., P'"l-I H..I-1. Iletll.ll to I'" I'l HO I M, Mi- I. 1: 1' M H. p and ";'' t Own til ing I a i : 1 1 !'. p,,'....r, M c l!...i. Chas. I. .I l:,. .'I"! A ii' ,-. , w . r. .0.1 fr. : Si, 1 1. ' : i'l' .,, i, 1 a- d ill". 11'!' .1 '! fni' 11 Flo ami 1. "tit, I. O. O. . 1.. 1.1 w .1! ' r 'I la, .'. g.. .,,.1.1 1'h'ir-li.y .' -I'.'l 1. h If I.". :..!..!!. is cX Ill Hie meeting lJ..fr.--h-vi ill be ferved. rl In r sister. T'ottland. l" re. I' " this ;,f ,,,,. Mr-- Fv r I..! it, Ilo-ohurr , lo re M lie I lord, local i'l t nigh! for I'e iii r.-e :iin for .tl few d,"; b" ) nf'.r offbial .,'isi nes In ronn-ctlon with hT dutie- TO GET A PRIMARY HEARING ON SATURDAY ., w Hill alii Ii M ' Hi" rorlland mi l, who ai. belt g held in Ihe COinly J ''I '!' - h,gl,w.,v , .l,b. r,. i"" "' ''' ,"" '; 1 ,.,.i.,.,i;....v i" -...i..g '."f' ' " "" .1,, I'.are I Ii I." Ml' a' I rrow ... .1 .1. a vie. i .!.'..:, ,-'l ; i, :,s , 1. 1 - ii - - i r ' 'i -! ;"' ' I .,!. . .- '!. I Ilii -"I !'' ' 1 "- Wie'l I M-l h.d iilil e-rn , "I r-- . '' '..He. nob.'.- 1-1 " ' - '; 1 I f 1 ., ''" ! ' !' i ,,,' ' ' " ' "'' lev.. .'.;.' '.c.i.i'i. " ". .,.!. 1,1-. -"!' 1, .. 1 ' iai.'ii'l.l !.-. . '" "u 1 ,,,1,. ,!.. 1,1.1., "' i- "' ;..-.'i ... "" ! .! -..i"i vi'' "" -t" "" ; il.- '' ' iol th- moi'.i taken !"'" "'- I tun v.,- found on Hi" !" " I'"'' lamo'in! was tu, c-d .0 Hoffnii.-i i cm 1 ling of a - !' v 1 and Si" "ies ol l,ii'. b-r lo I.- ,i-p'ee. Of. F.T l oltuge (.role VMI"t Mis I: c.tri in 1" I Julia Tun. .-r. who l.r.i - 11 , f i, . riiv wlih r. Civ. s. a!!, -111. .01. lor ll"-. I !" ' S .'la'uiiiloi-. Mr; V. 1 1.' " I ' "I oily. Noted vp. ,U I I 'oin 1 1, .1. A l: I ' . I " : a I'liia ' -! '''' , lU, eh, .-1 11' h. tt l.l . I "V i ,1111 M .tel. 11 . ' 1 i I'l " I' ' -,,-t .00 "',1 cl "i'l': "t i .uidH Is . a i, e they are going 10 Iirtng lion a profit over and above the. price he is willing lo pay lor them. Likewise when u man i V"" l" got in on the ground floor" ol a new ,.,,..' ,.ri .e ii,l offers to trade you so tunli.n In the venture for Liberty I',..,.,,, common set tiiould Indicate that Ihe Liberty Hotels are worth more Dun 'In- securities he seeks to tri..!e. .-! e I... would not In- willing to m. he 11 'r.i.i action. I.lhcl . I'...! is are the best Invest in, lit In I' e world loday purtlcillurl! I mvetor. Von expert III" M "I 111 I 1 I.:. -I - I Hoi. 1' pi' ... 'I'l I'.ig "I l II ,, .1 a ' !"' " I..V I'" oral " A l'"ii '' ' futl.l'h ni'i-i'; lot th 1,1!' !' " " ' !)' 1 ' Vnow this. Four an'! aiatitce'l by the el ..( !;. I ni'.d Stales Is , ii ., 1, Vent offered as ,,,, , ; ,. , 1 , on, io'1 of sonic , ,,,,, ,,' ,,, :, pt to be n re. k. d t !, , . ol.. 1 milling.. -mi l.l sa. ,;fi. " ','ll Liliertv I'.onds ,",.g else. SS'elir dill II i , .,r I tut bold your , ,. 01,: .- io, a measure ot i., h i for voir own liliiiii'ia ',.. , ''an t! ;il , li'iy more C Hi 1 ,, , o ,,i l: i,,,le of till- I. en t ' . I I i. ill. . ,,',!, al.i.fs HO with HO ., i , "ill las unties,. Liber . . ,. a','..e par. ,. . .,' was oi. r from Oak- a I '. 1 11, u'lcliil'lig to l,..,'t''H. A former Itoseburg blacksmith, iiilclv roleased from Mercy Hospital, was short ot hinds lie remembered dial seven years ago another local man's name appeared on ine n 1,1c ot his ledger. Armed with the tatenient. the "Slllilb.v" accosted bis debtor recenlly and demanded payment. "Why that's hunk. I voii think I'm g"'n! " h"'r"w inonev to pay you'."' was the hot corded r.-tdv when Ihe bill collector presented his claim. A bft Uier- 111 to the Jaw brought home the ba 0011 I'bking himself up from the 1, ling posture 111 which I,.' had been 1.1, ..la,,.,! bv Ho- brawny black- .,, tli's bonv fist, th" penurious one ha-tene.l to a nearby bank and then mil lll. le liquidated bis scroll 11 1 ol even years slandltig. o 111 III t.Wtl 1-sON FNTI ItS l-LLA Ol' Not .l ILT. -i vi'ii.F Apnl 1 Ai ottieys for .1:... Ruth Gain "ii. charged 0.I1.1 .-tier. .1 a plea 01 ihat .h. or client nr. sponsible at the into,.,: .011 of the crime Ilii old. 11'n lo , ot tl barged. Mos Garri ,o p,.i "IO il ,n recently confessed Mis Grace Storrs he- , h. w.i- a rival for the love 01 ,., h'.si.-.iiil, D M. Storrs Miss l.nr-p.ili.-e said, told how- she put ,.. poison Hi a fruit cocktail served , - Slot 1 at lunch. l ., 1 pi. niosilv women, pnek- j 11,. ,", itt toon, loday to s.e M Ism ,, s.o r Ho in brought leir luii'b n"'l arrived al the court sin,,, aft.-r curl op. 'Doil. i: I, Lawrence, of Drain, who ar rived here this morning on business, left this afternoon for his bomii.