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SEBU JOB PRINTING REVIEW TELEPHONE M Tka RerleW ! qlneil ts print letter heads, envelope, eardi, poi teri, or anything In Job printing. Ose the phone It you hare a aa or a news item, orJfcny bualneat connected with pater In any way, ROSEBURO, DOUGLAS COUNTY, ORKdON, SATURDAY KVKXIXIi, AI'RII. . ill 1 1. VOL. XXII. RO RG ' Mr OiMiiti j TU tl TSm, tm1 LaiW REVIEW TERMS OF PEACE STATKD "OX THK HllillEST AU TIIIIIHTY" THAT UY MOAT SUNDAY A OMI'I.HK ' I'KACT. AKUANii:.Mi:XT WILL UK KK- i'.:i ti:i. ALLIED ARMIES ARE GREAT Tnliil id' l:i,:!ii;l,otm .Mm Ate Inrlii.l eil in Ai-inies f Allied I'ouers. I'enlrill I'owers Ninv Havi' Only l.rj.,llll(l Sin il ls. LONDON, April C. Tin' 1'nrls cor ri.s)onk'ill of t lie Daily T.'lcrraiili stales "uii I tie IiIkIiosi authority" Unit by next Sunday a ciiiiiliU) peace arrangement will be reached by the council of four. Sir Robert Home, minister of labor, addressinc Hie nalional Indus. rial conference, mid: "1 am able lo say we are now in a position lo stale that within a few (liiya a since will be reached in I he peat e. conlereuce which will al low the prime minister to leturn to Ibis country." Smith. Africa for Sillftaj.e. CAPETOWN, April 5. The South African parliament adopted the woman sulfratie bill. 4 1 to 42. (ileal Allied Ariuir. WASHINCTON. April a Ini! Inn the helpless condition of U at llii' enemv after the application of ( eral Koch's armistice terms, (leueral March revealed that the allied mili tary forces now total 1 :i,::i.:I,imhi men, against 1.1 25. oil" siill under arms in the central powers. Ilarely Kseupcd lnrillelln. l'AIIIS. April 5.--President Wil son narrowly escaped a serious al lack or influenza, so it was nlficially announced this afternoon. Soviet Republic ill .Munich. Sl'A, April 5. Malhias Krzeber per. of the German iirniistice rom mission, received a wireless message liiinouliciiiK the proclamation of a soviet republic in Munich. I The establishment of a soviet re public there probably means a com munistic povernnient for Itavaria. Unofficial reports have been received of the presence of llela Kill), the foreign minister of the new Hun garian govern men 1, in Munich, where be is saiil lo have been net'O liatiliK for an alliance of the Hun garian and Bavarian Soviets l. Soldiers Wen" Arrested. TACOMA. April 5. Twcniy-fivo toldiers and sailors were arrested lor selling tags Issued by the sol diers' and sailors' council, which was uttclnptitiK to hold a tan clay lo raise funds for the establishment of all employment bureau for soldiers and sailors, in defiance of Hie city coun cil. Killed by I'-vplosloil. KEY WEST. Kla.. April f.. - Three or four sailors are reported killed by an explosion aboard a submarine (baser here. Anti-RoMinik Drive. LONDON. April 5. Admiral Kol rhuk. head of the Omsk nntl-liolshc-vik forces, announced thai a drive on Moscow would be undertaken imme diately. Low Summer Resort fares. SAX KKANIMSI'O. April 5. The restoration of low round-trip sum mer fares to the summer resorts from May no to September So. was announced here. There will be two general classes of fares: Tickets limited to three months, at a reduc tion cf 2" per cent from the double one-way fate; and tickets limited to IT, days, to be sold on Fridays and Saturdays, at a reduction of one third from the double one-way fare. Pm-.'lit-Ti'ncInT Mih'1 iiiu The lio.-.' S..1K... I I'.ii. nl-T.-.i. li.-r Aasoriatii.n h.'l.l it 11 ll.l.T. silim ni.'cl IllC Hi III'1 Kns.' scln.nl lnnl.linc last ev.-niiiK. I'r. (Ir. cnry, of til.' I ill versity of On-con. was the j-ri ti-i p.i I MpfHkur. A ili-liKlufiil profiam hail born propar.-d ulii.li was w.ll ro I'civrd l.y Hit1 liirBt' aiii'ii.laiic.-. j. t .lWHIV IS SI 111 l; 4- I lll-l tilll.lKMI I'l I IX.I II. 4. Arlirlos of itH-ori'oratioti for J. the now rami. Ty al llos.-l.urg wore r.'lurii.'.l Ihtp to. lay from .j. Sal.o.i. loniliE I n olli- J. rial al.l.l..al lloT". 1...I" this .ift.Tlloon III.1 last I'-" stock was snl.-rnh roiiii.lrlli.i: tl..- first .i f. - 1 -r loi.' ill.' 41 f..niial!v ulilrl. was 1 tlir.'.l .,.,..,...v .oohl ! I 11111I .-e.illy or t.i 11 1? . i no-1 f arlive ill tlie inmelllent I'l"" 41 ,..se III to ril'lll oil will, so- - lirllillC th" sale of t'le r.tli.T 4. t- 4 4. 1 1 w orth of stork, as 1 tin i ju-t as n.-r.'ssary in put ' i lit the new institution in!" op. i- Tlie ll..-'il.K Of 111" I.hulii. rs lo eff .1 cani.atioli an. I !'' of il:r"Ctors will he city 1...11 at 2 " W.-.ln. -'lay at'-tw ,i!tirrih. r t.l the s ho present. hi .. k l.r -hl-lli U I Ml !! I-I-H-WWH-I BONUS PAYMENTS TOR DISCHARGED SOLDIERS ARE OVLR$21,000,000 WASHINGTON, April 3. Over $21,UUli,UUU bus been paid out to about 2ill, UUU soldiers and sailors, in lots of JtiU each under llle "bonus" system established recently. Armv pavinents have been made to 242,S;)2 discharged soldiers anu total $14,!)71,12(l. Navy claims (o date amount to f 6,S(iU,Mt) and cover lilii.uuu cases. Thousands of applications are yet to come. Army otiicials estimate they will reach a total of 1.25U.IIV0 and navv men expeel 175,1100. Itetween 1000 and 5000 cases are under adjustment In the navy. On claims which are approved payment is made ill 4 8 hours by mail or on the spot If application are made in person. Men discharged from either branch after February 24. when the act became effective, are receiving their bonus allowance wilb their dis charge papers. Although no time limit is fixed when applications musl be in, officials are hoping to get all claims settled within a couple of months. Army applications are sent lo tlie zone finance officers, Lemon building. Washington, and navy claims lo the main disbursing offi cer, bureau of accounts, navy depart ment, Washington. Discharge papers consisting of a irue copy certified by an officer musl accompany applicai ions. Only men who actually served In the army and navy anil marine corps are allowed the "bonus." Y. W. (.'. A. workers. Red Cross employes and others are not eligible. o ROSEBURG IS SELECTED HEADQUARTERS TO TIGHT THE PRUNE BORiR PEST Tin Oregon experiment slut Ion under the authority of the recently inar it'll crop pest bill lias selected liosehurg as headquarlers for tin prune borer invest ignt ions. Mr. A. Hurr Murk, of the department nf en tomology of the Agireuliural Col lege, arrived yeHterda to remain in nonplus County until fall. Larue scale fxperimeniH will be conducted in representative prune orchards in all parts of the county testing oui many of the old time remedies and also a number of untried materials. A hi bora lory will be established by Mr. Ulack to checU over carefully the life history of this pest. Hreed ing cages will tell the investigator the story day by day from the first emergence of the worm to the la hatch of eggs for the season. Thousands of dollars have been expended by growers In so-called remedies which have proven in most cases f no practical value. The annual loss from the borer has been established at f 1 00.000 in Douglas County alone. The loss occurs prin cipally on young trees, but the dam age to old Irees is considerable. The depreciation of this worm saps the vitality of the bearing prune trees with the result that the fruit drops off e;trly in the season or ref lists to mature heavy annual crop-" of prunes. Practically all of the waste space in the prune orchards is due indirectly to the ravages (if this pest. Mr. Mack will co-operate with the fruit inspector and county agent in this work. Hood River and Rogue River have branch experiment sta tions and local fruit men have tried for a number of years to secure simi lar assistance. As the prune Indus try is the leading fruit Industry In I'otiglas County, this recognit ion is pleasing to the prune men here. At Vomalla Tmlay County Agent C. J. Ilnrd left this tnorning for Yonralla. where an all day Grange meeting was held. The county specialist is also making a dist rlbttt nm of squirrel poison in that vicinity. PROGRAM TOR TEACHERS INSTITUTE AT MYRTLE CREEK IS ANNOUNCED A local teachers" institute will be held at Mvrtln Creek, Saturday, April 12. The meeting will be held in the Presbyterian church. The morning session will commence, at about II o'clock, or as soon as iln? morning southbound train arrives. This is do- last local institute that will be held in ibis part of the coun ty this year, and should be attended by all teachers who did not attend the one held at Drain. The subject of school consolidation will be lifl ci,ved nnd patmnn and citizens are urged to aliened Km) low tne Is the progra m : The ailv Program" Supervisor 1 A. K. Street. School Consolidation Py a speak er from th" State Normal school. " haf a Tear In r Should Po in K-p Alive Professionally" Mrs. O c I1, row n. 'Tlub Work" Tiy Club l.f-ader Vilfred Hrown '"New S hool Legislation" . C P. row n Very truly yours. O. C. BROWN, County School Supt. u:ii:i;s ok iux;aman so- V1K.T ;V KUNMKXT TALK OK I IU I Altl i: UTOPIA IN THKIK X K. V K I N 1 S H I A L I ST If KATHK.IM.AM. GERMANS TALK LIKE VICTORS KcfoHcl That derman Officials Will .Make demands on Peace foil terei.ee, (living Thein Stains or Victors in the War. Ity K.riwaril fling. ni'DAPKST, April 1. The new Hungarian soviet government, thru Foreign Minister llela Kim, has Is suel an invitation to the Hungarians in America to return and enjoy the fruits of the communistic revolution. He said they would find here a so cialist ic "fatherland." He declared that Hungary wants peace with the world and will fight to maintain it. He said: "We have the friendliest feeling toward all nations, especially America, which is showing the most impartial and just attitude toward every country. We sincerely hope all the pending questions with the entente will be nettled peaceably. Hut if the allies entertain a spirit like itiat of (ieneral Hoffman at Urest-Litovsk basing their action on the power of the sword the pop ulation will rise in arms, just as the Americans did in Washington's time." (ci'inaiis Talk Like Victors. COHLKNZ. April 4. Information said to be in possession of the Ameri can army officials says Foreign Min ister Hroekdorff-Itanlzau proposes to insist on the following principles for derma ny : Negotiated peace, the union of Cennany with Austria, the admission of doimany to the league of nations on a basis of equality, the return of the tier man colonies or their value deducted from the ier niau indemnlt ies, and a referendum as lo the status of Alsace-Lorraine. President WilMtu Is llettcr. 1 Ity Carl I). Croat i. PARIS. April ft.- President Wil son rested well last night and his condition is improved, so Admiral Crayson. his personal physician, said. He added that the president had been ordered to remain in bed today and probably tomorrow. (e.rinaii Strike Spreads, i I(y Frank J. Taylor). IIKRLIN. April 3.-- Prompt sup pressive measure! by the govern ment have so (ar prevented any vio lence in connection with the strikes here. The general strike continues to spread. Occasional clashes be tween (he workers and soldiers are reported. Several persons have been killed or Injured in the riots at Kss lingen. Huns Attack .lugo-slas. VKVAY, Switzerland. April 3. A Lai bach dispatch reports that tier man troops "attacked t he J u go -Slav forces on the north from." Infantry men and machine gunners are said to have participated, resulting in many casualties. I'nriiiei' Itesidelils .Mr. and Mrs. Krnest Morian, oT Porilaud, passed Ihrough this city this uiornlng eniouie lo points in California for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Morian formerly resided in Rose burg, where they are well known. Mr. Morian is a Southern Pacific conductor working out of Portland. Arrive Here Ton Mrs. A. K- Macb-an. wife of a for mer pastor of the M. K. church in (his city, will arriw here this even ing from Portland. Mrs. Maclean will he a houe guest at the home of Mrs. A. C. Marsters oer die week end. I'ariii Ifonn A - ialloii Ilouglas Waite, president of Ihe Roseburg Farm Loan Association, who was present at tlie ntate meet ing of the association held at Kugeue April I! nnd A, has returned home The conference was called for the purpose of effecting a stale organl za t ion Wendell Hell l-nnd I. but. Wendell Hell has wired lo his parents. Mr and Mrs. Wm. Hell, that he landed from overseas a I Newport News on Thursday, after a voyage of 2ii dais. It Is expected that he will now reach home in two or thre4 weeks. He is an expert I aviator and had I n in France lor i several months. W I'. was a tru II rani far. st at th of Woodhurn. rnip'iua Hotel fi Thirhain was in from Hrork tod a v. a t tending to bu sines. matters a local train li-- heen In I'orll.-ind I. .1. Chrisnna' patch. T. who h.i for the ..-t f' w ,.n hllsllllss arrived here this inornlni!. John Alexander today received from Ins con-in. Klov.l J Smith, of Mlchit'an. ph. .iotrapl.it of a liti". piire I 1 1 .",1 llolsteill OWtie.l I.V the latter. Tl..- aien.al is retisiered un der th" nan." of Klalid'-rs KinK I'oti llar Johannii. and has a s. ndid record Mr. Smith visited Koseliurir a number of years ngo. DEPUTY HOPKINS LANDS ANOTHER BIG CARGO Of BOOZE AT CANYONVILLE. Deputy Sheriff Frank Hop- kins is reported on his way to Roseburg with w hat he terms us (he "second Washington car" tilled with booze. The machine had been broken down three miles sout h of Canyonville since Wednesday evening. The two men who were found with the cur were placed under arrest and are being brought to this city to stand trial. It is the supposi tion that the machine men tioned is the Ford noticed by l)eputy Hopkins at the time the now lamed Hudson six passed thru Canyonville for the south last Sat urday on a booze mission and (hat (he f V 1 f two men are confederates Stickney and Fiosche in of a deep laid plot to evade the liquor laws, which miserably collapsed with their capture. A later report says Mr. Hopkins 4 locked up the two men at Can yonville, whom he arrested to day, and will bring them here tomorrow. The captured car is said to be heavily laden with booze. ROSEBURG BROCCOLI IS GAINING FAVORABLE AT TENTION BY THE PRESS In relation to the growing and marketing of broccoli In the vicinity of Roseburg. the Portland Journal says, editorially: Carloads of cauliflower are being shipped regularly now f roni Rose- bmg to Chicago. Twenty cai loads will be shipped this year. In three or four years 200 to "no carloads a year will go out of Houglas County from the immediate vicinity of Rosesburg. The climate (here is peculiarly oiiied lo production of winter cauli flower. The Roseburg product is put on the market at a time when it is ohlaimiMe nowhere else. The time liness of its arrival in the IrnnV gives it exlra value. The Douglas County farmers are now getting $ 1 S f to $1! per crate of 12 heads each. At that figure it is said lo give them a very heavy return on their investment. So much is (bought of the Pontius Count v prod tie) that representatives of Iwo large Chicago houses ate nnw in Kosehurg buying Ibis year's pro duct. The crop is comparatively new In the vicinity. Production of it becun only two or ibie yenrs ago. The planting Is in .Tune, and in the pro cess a machine is ued which drops water on the spol where the plant ing is made Crowth continues thru out (he winter, which 1h a vital fac tor in making the Rosehnrg region so favorably adapted lo the crop. An average wind velocity of only four miles an hour at Roseburg i" suppos4d to have something to do with the hii 11 si nil if v of the district for producing winter cauliflower, other wise known as broccoli. APPLES IN BIG DEMAND AND BRING $3 PER BOX IN LARGE QUANTITIES V. f. liar. linn Is in receipt of the followiim rlipiiiiit: wlnrh is or Mieal interest to Ii uiti.-row.Ts: YAKIMA. Wash.. Man Ii Ap ples ol Ihe hotter (.'la. Ies. like cxlia fancy ami fancy, are solllnc aioiiml all it hex. a few- lots reaching .lose to the ft niatk, an. I no floillit that price will he ..I laine.l l. fore ihe colli slolace warehouses release their final hi.l.lilil-s Tin- sal- l-rl-ilay lo tlie I'.o itlr I'rilll I'to.lllce foiiipany of Ti'i'ii hox.-s of tanry ami extra win. saps ,y 1'eler A Vo.-lkor. or Noh Hill, for K'l.l an aveiai-e or :l a hov. placlically pai.l III" piir. h (irire oi Hie place Tl n- lire rrop was h..reste. trom onl 1" acres of x year ohl tr. es 'I he seller . oul.l iii-l as oaslh hav.- s. rnie.l $-.T.."" for his apples a .ti l i is co n-oh-r. l an iro.,.1 buy for the ft'"' "" whal he i-Vtl.'liielV Owlnr I. man. I for KjllC" til" c. Il.iidll.l.' i ,, le inch will I,.- r.. th- next f .rill lo I" Ihe 1 .ppl.-s iii ii t rv oi do nd ii I ;ill UK l' ;r and apple t'liinr di op nif-n tli.tt Mr. liouvi.t- County 1 'Mm per aere in t rii'-roit applet III ill'l e r . he. in 1. (ll.i.i l-io l Iteparl I Mrs l.eth.i Kta ,,f l l.l.. .ml. Hie this !"hio. who h;.- le I city for Hi" .a I I' llir ll .i '. left : t r f t tl If I" I,. Ml- Kra hoi"' ol I this tin. h. II a I" Utl.le. I I. U el,', s,.hlier I'iis- Thru Two sle'lolil.' l.holll f.o r..llf..Miia tl:.' l'e.,0 Hi Sail I .1 Ml II l.'Wi- pas-, 'I n. , nunc. Hi" ni.-n colf.-e and .loni-hnu' Red Cross cat.'e.-ti s I l.lll. t Ii r ii tl hot local i hy rv li NEW btlil HAS HOPELESS IEGACI im am' ;iKM.v i;i:i'i iii.ic has AX ALMOST IIOI'LI.LSS i.i:; ACY Oh' TliOl III.I-: I'lillll Ol.ll i;i-:;iml oh' kaislius.m and MM II AK1SM. IS WITHOUT BRILLIANT LEADERS Held Toucilioi- by the Wall Which .Now Sun -minds t 'ountcv People Trust Anns i the "Meliociv, Honest fiti.eiis." Ity Frank J. l av lor. t United Press Staff Correspondent) RKliLlX. March 20.-- t Ity Mail! -Cermany's infant republic wa; born with no silver spoon, miles: liberation from mili'arism Kaiserisin can be inter pi eud nnd I thai I way. The new republic begins with the most hopeless legacy of trouble that any nation ever faced. So inlerw.ivcn and tangled are the problems which the new republic' cabinet is undertaking ami strug gling against, while new ones rise constantly, liiat the words of a Cer nian, who said, "There's not a man in all Cerniany w ho se( s at one time more lhaii half of Ihe ma.e of dan gers thai might explode and over throw the slat)'," are true. There are those who say the sil na tion i:i beyond solution. Tiny hold thai Ihe slate of the pasi should be wiped clean, and that the Ccrmau slate should start all over again, much as R ussia I ried to do The govei uineiil realizes this would lie an iisusler and complete los ot out I deuce in any torm of guv ei n and snuggles to uoid M. li is bald enough to chain form of goveinmenl when thini running smnoihly, and when ;, I ties agree to it. M IS bald - to begin a republic when no r meiit existed al all l-etore. tlei -mans find their Ia:U mad mole difficult by the rcas-m tin The I. II that iluir country was completely org. in i i.ed. and the new regime ha. to an swer immediately for all die d 1'ice of failures ami mistake ol tl id. i C.ennauy today can be visiiah l. perhaps as i -ipper hill of ipciu ii. IIIOSI Ol W llicp ' -S popped li'H Millie ol which has te-i and i- -nil going ! off. Laeh explosion sh - the I (whole mass. This Ullstaide Mate i I held togedier only h the waits ol j arms that still surround n. I'm- iii' tn jure many who would like lo t-.ap' ; j from the hut den. ; Ce? tiiauv 's new gov i nun til i j lackliug tlie piobb m with optlini m 1 I and hope eon I Heme i-- bar-ilv p...- ! I sjble. as vet. Rirhi here ii mil-Ill be aid the n w dinuaii gov . i n nien t is one wlthol.l Without c.e (o-ru.alis III without r. i- flel'lllalis ha men. and ;- iocre. hones hiilliioi I I lll.'tl III lliselves s. Mid hi ml . He I ill th.ll MiH e hail eliolll'h ill l-la.l I'l Irnsl I'll iellS. ,i fi. This "cat p. nler ei . , has I.e. M call. . I. ha- al el-e.l s I Ol Ins ol uppte 1 1 1. 1 llvtlil-' tiionlhs wli.M Seh. idem. nm p.irtv l-MI frolil uiililat ism, atel pn adopt ion of a pi oi i ii ronslituion at Vei:n;.r, I n. 'I he lin-.il UNO-- ol plr have expr. -e. lie ill at lea-l Ho- hop. I ahle rood ililelil ions o( CoMI-IeSS " II. .W Slle. till ll. si, .1. sn.e." If lie " that, will he. cm he I lime. IT they su.f 1 lletinaliy . 1 1 1 ol lie landed political. . ... I. and fon ii'ii pi. .hi everlastilit: tllhilte lo t form of r i al and hale lo rail lor lo I ierina 'iv, a- no su.all Herman- u lo. an- p- - .1 let . II Will In h.C.,1! e I oh w.,,'1. .1.11,1,1- III Me I.I,. I I I Cell t) I Hii'l.l 111! I e,.ll,. and I....I Ihe j,,,e S h i ! I, racy to ..ill.'. .In-1 what th- pie I. pi .1 In prop.-r rel.,1 ...r. . lallv Mhi tl eli- l.iUIIOt . o W II 111 Ih'l - tin Idol t ar r In. ippn pilot, i fep I lad v. n . .1 .. I e,. d i ll' I led -. fe "leva hunt Ptell. a pa- u la afe Ill- lid. d a s.-nf r a i ), i hi - h v MEN PLLAD GUILITY TO PEITY LARCENY CHARGE WtRt TIND $25 EACH J. W. Hill and K. M. Peer, (he two Portland young men who were ar rested near Halt land by Deputy Sheriff Kd Sterling, charged with robin rv , were today arraigned betorc Jiidie 1. II. Riddle in the justice court and w ere allow ed to plead guiliy lo petty larceny, and the charge ol highway robbery was dropped. The men were fined ?25 each and musi reimburse their vic tim, W. M. liofluian, In the approxi mate sunt of $7. This amount of the ? 2 il taken from Hoffman the duo cannot account for. Having no funds with which (o liquidate the fines, the court again extended mercy and permitted the men to phone for assistance, which one of the men says will be forthcoming Im mediately. A telegram was today received by Sheriff 'inine from J. C. Osier, of Porilaml, owner of Hit Chevrolet cut in which the two men were traveling at the time of their arrest, instruct- lug the officer to hold the machine and that he was sending a party to return same lo Portland. J. W. Hill was unsuccessful in his attempt to raise funds by telephone ami will leave tonight for Portland i in an effort to secure ihe amouiil ni-ce;-ary to oblain his liberty and thai of his partner. Peer. Young peer will be held in cuslody here awaiting the return of Ihe money. Plef. II. . Penned, Sllpt. of lilt Suihe.liu schools .arrived here this morning lor a week end visit. RECEPTION AND DINNER GIVEN AT RIDDLE TOR RETURNING SOLDIERS Hi:" of 111 itst enjoyalile events !.. Id al I ; 1 . 1 . 1 1 . ' this season was Hie iliiiu.-i .iii.I leceplion i-nen l.y 111. II - lluaiil I'll!:, on Thursday eveoiiif- iu honor of Kiddle's re Mil II ..-.hi ..I .in il si III.' I .. I' I' il soldiers and sailors. Al :.. k a suinplt ions chirlicu dillliel re.l iu Ihe .liniiit; loom ol tin lie hall. The tallies were tier I w il h Hewers and place caril. .ill Aniell.au liars. Healed al e tallies Wele l.lelll. lllllOII Cl.Hltlll c ani.ii llle; I. lent. an. I Mrs. llerl i. Idle, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Wilson t. I IT. no, Jr.. Ilellel Kit. I. Set-,,-il I:. or .man l li.-liy, llart lsol van. Kaiinonil All.elis. Serceanl l-A.llll Alliens. SeU-.inl I'l'LT IMd I. .Ii . l-'eril l;..cl.hill. Kaimou.l lle- ii. -s, .l.ihu r.unull. tleolte Wells ,111.1111 S.IU .Slit. Of tlie (lleeoll lards, and his wile were honol e -s The menu roll dsie.l of roasl ii. I. eu. ille.-.s.nr. liiaslo d polllloes, ..v, ci.-ameil peas, hut liiscuils 1 e. picliles, pie, colh e. Il o Il II' 111 II ill lid'.. l s ..'.-lo. U a pul.lir r pi Inn was , hi III I he a- . 1 1 1 1 ! loom. Il It'll ,.i heaul il illlv dec .land with llatti ,11.1 th.wers. ..lid leadllir's he leeelle, A profiam of music was i'ieii. which wai Illlllll l-eceiv II e Ol Hie ll(ls horn lll.l.llt ipea .1 th. venini; and Willi a f I ell ' ., I.. -II I Llle ll.l. i A ios.-ii reiiiarl.s. The hoys w- ..!! ..I lli.il- expeliellceM llllll d. .1 with InieresiinK talks (I Ihe t V" IlillU coffee all. I CilliC e. I'l III" crowd. H.l e.,lll" of the IIIOIT i oi ii iii.il poem compos, il li A I I'.i It lor I he occasion ; nnd much eiiioied. as was the la-iou. H. In . ally releaM'd ! i , i . u i iuitIm-i- .it?pv dit and who ar ' i j 1 1 liete It in 'amp Lewis altel ! ; n, until- in I'i.hut, left this morn I i;ir tor bi ti'Miie ai Hound I'rairie : h Kiioit wa-; with the l:'.ih aeri .i)ii,i d i mi . ORMIR ROSEBURG GIRL : IS WLDDED AT STAYTON, OREGON; POPULAR LADY Mi i .1 ,h I ;ibr. a former popu I.. I Men i- l..i of diet eil. ct i,t h in.' r i I'd ;i ' St a - on, ( H enroll - Ii.- i i hi l.i iytr r oi Mr nnd Mr V, I 1-1- l . I"i met ly ol Ihe Or ,, .,,!.!, I ll-'HM . I be S.lletO .1 " U I i in. .t d.e I'.I!"--. i'ltllOlllie em Mi ; t .. , . will i:i.i.i Il was March s ,af W I.I.I. ell . I fall , H i I III-' 'll, p.. it'll rillll.ll I. Hi . a ' 1 1 1 1 d In a I'o.wi wlih a i.iu. i ..r pin). Male.- i The lecia.ed. vH itia'ilii' Mi--Sal. III. no re ,.l III-' plalio dMilier W.i ll and Mi ll He. Thev .11 tl,.- I'l-OMIll' and w ill l e al I" i,f'.'l Apt II 1 UDUIO EVINCE SHK.Iill-V if INK I.KI'T Al'TO A'l' VOM'.AI.I.A I'ltlS. AM) I'lODKItAI. Ol'l'l- PARTY OXF.ltS i:it ai.i,i:(;i:d to havi-: im- llllll ll ITtll.M "III.Al'K lKITI'I.K" AR TLOUNDERS IN MUDHOLE Much of "Kvidence" ltcHrlNl to Have DisapitcarxNl Ihirhig; tbo .Night Parties Aboartl far WttlkeO Into IHain. ..Ji.J....2..T..f..J......T..JM(.M....T..T.(. I'.I I KS M.KIOl fS rilAIK.I,. The U. S. Marshal for the diHtriet of Oregon today com- 4 munieated will) local uuthori ties socking information uh to j Ihe whereaboutH of Deputy 4 Kerry. Infortniitlun t-oncern- 4 lug lant nihl'u escfipado was 4 furnished thy officer, who 4 staled that Horry faces a Bed ous charge hecuuso of hla con- 4 duet. J I I I I I -I--I--I--M1 1 ! OalloiiH of confiscated liquor, pltiH die Hlrone arm of tlm law und two iovial hootlegners, plus a "wild de sire." added to slippery highways, ilualH the aftermath to a pretty piece of sleuthing, and die niammotn booze supply bound for Portland as vidence against Harry Fiosche and K. Stickney. of Tuconm, In charge of Deputy I'. S. Marshal Herry, is Haiti o have vanished, iu part at least, nlo the stomachs of the aforesuid (lardes of the first part, and Ihe resi- lue lodged into the hands of sundry Ivttiaus who il is said took udvant ige of the resultiiiK drowsiiiesH of he federal officer at an oportune line, makiiiK away with pracdcally ill die conclusive liquid evidence. The old attage, "one drink leads to mother. " was proven In the full sat- lartiou of Sheriff qulne, who left iIuh cily yenterday In an hu tumuli! hi whleh were V . S. Hepnty Kerry, iwo prisoners ami a largo quantity I "Obi Palmer" whisky. Loiir bo ron- the party hail reached Yonralla he 1-Vderal officer, unaccustomed to he hump and jerks existing In the I'aeific Highway, and templed by the v o. S. call of the Inner man, al oweii his belter Judgment lo ho lol'bed oT fth purities and with Ihe i erw helming odds of w hi.-ky de uands against him, he deviated, im ilheii I roiu the blaek bottle as It sete, and soon fell a victim to the uareoi ie oimlaught, as did the two iriHo tiers, aecording to the reports .vhiih reached here today. I'eeved i fid dioroughly disgusted w P h the irtlons of al leanl, one of his com panions. Sheriff tuine managed to locate his " go away" bag from among the high hoo.e pile and left ihe maehine, after railing in his ef ioiIs to persuade Offieer Herry to rem a in in onralla over night. "You can go to hell," Herry Is al ,eged lo have fired at the retreating . Hi in of the sberitf. "So can you," retaliated Mr. qulne, and with that he led the beliijuoreii trio. The ) I ud. -'on super six. heavily laden w ilh old . John iLtrb corn likewise its human cargo, departed from Yo nea I la. bin booze and gaso line did not mix to (he best advant age of all concerned and noon the big .naeh I in I Ion n del ed In a mudhole and the combined efforts of die men tailed to dislodge ii from ltt earthen bed. At about the time one day lapsed into another, deputy Sheriff i;d sterling, who do- night previous figured In a man hum, was awuk ned from a sound slumber by a mes enger bringing do inf rmadon thai iiepuiy I". S. Marshal Herty's nia liine was stuck in a mudhole about .lie mile south of drain. Tlie weary ..dicer's refusal to extract himself 'nun a warm bed for the cold, dark, lainv ndrht, broui'bt forth imprint i t.l.. vociferation trom th- I. S. mar dial, but the under officer was un moved. Word rej'hed bete to.l.'V to the Cfe. t thai Mr lb-try and his Iwo .rimm r' remained in die viunlty of drain all nictn anu tint won ine oming of d .wtt the c.tr w.n removed from 'he mire and ihe trio started ,1. iih I t .iu i-itii n 1 aNo quoted ..r die Ii HI tb.il 'be -X gUltllJ a k- filled with landed in bond wet" I-,....!-: and "ne of die 0 gat ',!?( ()'- r.iii.i!iiii:r ilt.il amount of Ted e" bad ' U stolen from l ho ,, r u Ii ib' tin- i;i o bine was an- ,.,i,i in tl .ud and temporarily ,!i,.n-l'Ui. d b-. ii' ' cupanis. How ...r. n .indi.iT tli. i' 'his amount of i, (1,,,' . me -': i'. then. au remain n.Mh'T ralb'ti let-, which Hhould . , v m. in-. . i fit io convict the .-. o iol itorv who were caught. .-),,., jr ) iiiie dated today (hnf to biif t ia biii" almost PTt the high nii t v o or ' Ii fee occasions be -n t),i clt and Yoticnlla. The ei. 1 -Heche, threw the chains di i.vav. Mid Mr Uuine, remembermR: that I.I' lite wa not fully Insureil for such risks, rot on to terra firm f Continued from png 4). '1
