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POSTPONE PEACE
DATE TO MAY DAT
A.UtEH.MK.N'T IS iii:i ON
AM. .MAIN 1'OIVI'S OK IMCAfK
I'AIT AMI OK NA
TIONS COVKNAXT HAS 11KK.N
II K ISKl).
PLAN PUNISHMENT Of KAISER
Itnll. .ill of Iteprc-ciitnlivc I'lmcr
.M:.y he Xereary to Determine
the Degree vt Punishment
l'ir ;einiaii Lender.
lly I'Yed S. Ferguson.
PA HIS. April 1 2. The tall; of
"LV-fer peace" has trivon away to a
premise of "May Day peace." VYhiie
iiir -.1 of the chronic optimists ad
mined that the last hope for peace
by April 20 hail apparently vanished,
th re i.s a general leeling thai th"
trtaty will be ready for presentation
to Germany by May 1. Person!; close
to the "big tour" intimaied that an
agreement had virtually been
reached on all t he important ques
tions. The military, naval and aerial
terms of the tn'aly have been com
pleted for weeks. The revision of
the league of nations covenant is
now ready for submission to the
plenary session. The league commit
tee at last night's session approved
the remaining articles of the re
draft. It is understood that noil her
tile Japanese amendment lor racial
equality nor the French amendment
for an interna t ional general stuff
was added. Although at first re
ported that the acceptance of ihe
.Monroe duel ri ne artirle was unani
mous, it is now understood that the
Chinese opposed it on the ground
that it might validale the Japanese
claims in China.
When President .Wilson rose to
speak on the Monroe docl riue
a mend men! it was nearly midnight.
He delivered what is said to have
been one of the most dramatic and
effective speeches since the confer
ence opened. His defense of the
Monroe doct rine and his address
supporting the selection of Geneva
as the permanent seal for the league
of nations are referred to by some of
the delegates as the "t wo best
speeches he ever made."
Punishment t'4 KnUer.
t Hv Lowell Melletl ).
PAIilS. Apiil ILV A roll call of
the w hole peace conlerence may be
necessary to determine whether Ihe
former Kaiser shall he hanged or
otherwise corporally punished for
his crimes. The com mil tee on re
Hpnnsibility for the war was divided
on the question i the personal pun
ishment of Wiihelm. Great Itriiain,
France and Italy favored il ; the
l"nited States and Japan were op
posed. The ultimate decision may
le rendered w hen l he plenary ses
sion discuses I he com m it tee's re
port. The American objection is
based on inability to find any inter
na t ional law sanctioning the prose
en lion of the heads of states or na
tions. The Japanese protested they
con hi not subscribe to a docl line
(out ra die ting ihejr theory thai the
Kinperor is a sacred person, reigning
by divine right. There is some talk
in Ilrltlsh circles that Premier
Uoyd-Georre will demand Wilhelni's
head for his crimes of plunging the
world into ruthless warfare.
DetivdriliiH ion N I tn phi.
WASHINGTON, April 12 Near
ly half the American nrmy has been
demobilized, tn date. The discharged
officers and in n number 1 . 7 1 , 4 f .
so General March announced. He
said the demohiliat ton is moving
faster than it did In the civil and
Span !sh-America n wars. In three
month more m n had been dis
charged than In a year (-dhr.m.i: the
civil war. fern era 1 March an
nounced the new enlist men is up to
April M total T:m;.
Held llirihdtty Pally
The Pythian S'sters held ih'jr
usual meeting Wednesday evening.
April It. The business session being
over, the Sisters pave a birthday
pa ny in honor of M rs. Kvelyn
Hoover. Mrs, Augusta Did t el and
M rs, Florence Chamberlain, whose
birthdays are nil in the month of
April. They received many pretty
and useful gif's which were appre
ciated by them. An enjoyable lunch
wa served, consipflim of sand
wich's, cake and coffee. At a late
hour very one departed wishing
these xjMer more happy birthdays.
To Meet Monday Night
The Un-ebure Chamber of Com
merce tm-etine fT last nit-bt wan
adjourned until Monday night, ow
itm to the arrival of the war tank.
At city hall at S o'clock. All mem
bets should be pr'-S'-nt.
Children' t horn Pleasim;
The Christian church was paek-d
last night The children's cbotus
wa th s rot.c drawing power. They
were well trained and s.uik' with
grea eiitl.u- i-ni Mr and Mrs,
Walker pro et( a ere.it sure. in
training 'he sing rs The p.t-'ur's
rmoii w a-j ul'-n unu-'i.tliy w il re
ceived by 'be 1.,re audi. .. e. l;eV.
Hilton dealt, with the f.trf That peo
ple tr-at religion tn the rhe,(p order,
and he appealed to thein to pu' the
heroic into it.
DOUGLAS COUNTY STU
DENTS AT O.A.C. HAVE
FORMED 0KGAN1ZATI0N
COHVAl.l.IS, April 11. A Doug
las county club to further coIli'S.1
Interest In that county has been or
ganized here. The organization will
co-opertttn with the O. A. I', alumni
in UoiiKlas County iu briiiping higii
school students tn this colli e. The
club will assist the junior week-end
committee in lnini;inK prosnec! ive
students here junior week-end, May
2, 3 and
Officers of the club are Dorothea
Abraham, Hoseburt:, president; Carl
1). Long, Oakland, secretary, and
Maurice Kaepl, Wilbur, publicity
inananer.
Others present t the meeting
were Florence Wharton. Haymond
McCormack. Vivian Marsters, Kath
ryn Waite, James Camihell, Kath
ryn Powell. H. S. Claypool and Mor
ris llnwker, ltoseburs;; James Med
ley and Gladys Price. Oakland;
Lewis Tiilhill, Sulberlin; James
I.add and Williams. Glenilale; Mar
vin Pardee. Canyonville; Vie line
and Vida Uice. Myrtle Creek; Kalh
ryn Didtel, Kiddle. Several other
people from the county are in col
lege und will be wiih the club tit Ihe
next meeting".
(intake .Management
William Vanhuskirk, of Myrth
Creek, has disposed of his half in
ter'e.st in Ihe Myrtle Creek garage
and hereafter the husiness will he
conducted by Ira 11. Miles and will
I'? known as the Miles Garage.
ROSTBURG YOUNG MAN
SENDS PAPER FROM HIS
DIVISION IN TRANCE
Clinton Helhig, who is a member
of the Sixth army division, serving
in France, sends to his pan ms. Mr.
and Mrs. O. 1'. Helhig. a eopy of
their weekly publication, called The
Circulator. One of the articles iheie
in follows:
They've taken all our grog, and
hyps." We'll soon quit smoking
jitney snipes and now they want out
service stripes! Well. Ill be pood
doggone! A mollycoddle Is a flight;
he siiu;vks from morning ttni i
night, and even swears that blaek i
white and right is .Iways wrong.
Itecause a guy was hooked to amy ai
home and warm a chair all day, he's
bound to have his little nay aboul
the hoys that went. Instead of giv
ing them a hand and calling out the
village hand, he shows a woeful lael;
of sand, because he wasn't sent, lie
cause we have a golden bar io let
the world know who we are. it gies
l these birds an awful jar and shock-
their modesty. We should not ad
fveriise the fact because it shows a
I lark of tact; if we insist upon lio
net, it's plain lese maje.-te. mi take
J I lie Mil I US, If II If ncui'llli. ''.'
; hope they bring you lots of jo
the strioes. vou're welcome. Ho ; 1
they'll make a pretty little toy in.
f case vou're feeling bine. It r ally
isn't fair, I know, you wanid. oh,,
so bad, to go you didn't get t lie
chance. And so, it's hard, dear
child, on you. Hid we. perchance, ;
con all the uueens when we c;mie
'home with beacotip beans that filled
i the pockets of our jeans you know, '.
Jour thirty per? If that's the case,;
I you noble rakes, we'll lay barrages
Mill it makes you squirm, whatever
! price it takes - we'll buy the woild
for h'-r. I know you'll squawk like;
all at that, but rave on, lair one, ,
thru your hat: get Mama to pl.i
pussy-cat and dry your ,-aliy teais.
Don't come near me when you've
gone stark for when. I he.ir a genfb.
, hark from any Utile wail int.' in.uk.
I it's music to my ears. A. ". T. ,
J II. dosser, special tiawlint' agent
! for the stale hospital at S.i 1 -r.;. wii"
'had been here on biisire-s, bit th;
; morning tor his home. '
i Mrs. S . Simmon. Sab Pi. who
' has been a guest at the home of Mr.
1 I. H. Middle for the past 1. w da- ,
ileit this morning for her home
I Mi.M Marl- Pickens, w ho i en- '
i gaged in teaching school uf fob
j Valley, arrived in this city yestei.i.i.
(evening to spend the week end with
! relatives.
; A social dance at Looking Cla.-s : '
i last night was hiige atiet.i! , ;)i.d
i much enjoyed. The music was fur-!
i finished by Mrs. liushnell at. 'I Miss
j Klsie Heals. j
Oeorge Wharton yesier.h.y pur- j
rha.sed tlie r. -idet-ce pr";, t iy on ; ,
Kat Comineicia! sfre: wl.i'h was
occupied by bliii.-;r
fore he eiitei-.-d the
Sut. U. IC. tt.
Mrs. A. K. I'etiey. ,
married on April 3,
Mis Maude lin.Mi,
a.md ta:-:ilv b -army
fi ice.
n, ! r. and
d tin- city, wa
his bride being
ot H..1 r " in
tt-d at Halfway.
gon. He h now
Uakt-r county.
Io
nuth i: in- ii. t n
i. i:n-i i.
f;.-t your ruhbi-h. im c.
refuse in sacks and box- -
aid pi
the value on t he jntel . I lo;l o
and sid.-s of paved -' k t - ja
th il the 2oi)i dav of A ,1.1. !
Th" U. y-i and s i 1 a
your pro;.er'v mn-t b-- :h.-r
cleaned ,f all rubm-h I '
CO op'-ra e 1 f i ha e a rioin,
CitV, one that We wjil he ppil
D J. STEWART,
'1 of
May
LOCAL GfllBTR OF
CE
m:v i:-i. s which wiisi:
sritMiiri.n .m lii vn i.vsr
i:i:viN(; wi.i;i: imh'ii:ii
Willi MIMii; (MXM.I.S lllli
IMll SI'KI M. II! I l.tllwil.yr.
MFr-T::r. nil twv
iull imu uii mun
Cliamter ol' t eiiunei t e aiul Ke1itii :
SperiNiiieii'vi 4 ii l f.i Hold Joint
Meet ill:; In tlutliiie si raw -hei
c ( ai nj al I'laii".
Ai the reul i- i.:e ting of the
,lli;'lll the lew by-h'W:-; ot the hoosu r
orgaiua'.iou weie pi'esenied by I,. J!.
MilnlV .-I I il l... -in ..t ....ntn.l I,.,.
(wliich at a ioiiiier nieetinj: had been
i i.t in i n id u i , 1 1 i it set in i t . . u 1 1 1 1 i o 1 1 s
io goein Ihe new i;ib. .Mier hear
ing the ivulum of therH' by laws they
were readily ndop(,-d, wi'h a few
anietiihni tils. A in on g theM w.is tlie
mailer ol reijuiniu': tlie irea.-urer of
the organiaiit)!! io furnish a good
; and sui i teieiii ii. mm! to handle I tie
t Ulotiev s i.l' I le i liih
i Th'u Senalor H. I.. K.ldv. in the
inteiest of the vrnienian an.1 .-vrian
I drive ui ivh. f luitii-. toou the llour
j and lor a short time Minj.iy st t
fori li t he I e: i iiii i i luiii- la- Conn t y
i was not di-in;- !. r bit inv ;.i! )m I p
! ing the.M' t!iie,i .,!,i.-. o! o- v, ui
1 are d ing ai :t,e r.-.'e , i i it.i.un ;
! Wfi-I; on aeeeun t nj hi. -it o; oo-I.
I "The Ai nnni-.n aed Si !..n ques
tion." !-ad ,!r. i-:.i'iv. w,i-- si!nuy
J a liia 1 1 er o ; i ha i 1 1 . . N a : n-1 u i f h
j ratine and cue l:eti owiit Mi ha e
Ihe Mip ...If Ol (. ! ,!.., !.S." Ai
the COIH 1' i Ml Oi !' I-" ail 1. 1 ' :. J I'eU
, lution. h. anll in syi it.aih wr.li tie
mot elite!: I 1 1 1 1 ai. o I l!c! lor t lie e
lb--. r ing p. i . v. a - ado,T. .1 and
an el'tort will he pin foi'ih i. put our
: county 'd. r I'm- tup" in tin- dn.?.
J. II. M. Clilltoek th. u dill d nt-
.teiition to tie1 n i j : i ! r oi' puiciiasinj:
a nten;hetllil 111 Ihe l.'Ieoli State
1 ( 'ha u: Ik r e! t inn lie rro. Mr. l e
j i'lilliliel; ep!;.ih ,! (he utiji . live.,
; that 111 i.s stale o; v,i li i .'.a I n Hi ot hoo;-l-'
. fs W ' I'e a I em .t i.o; I o M.: ! e a lot a
: :-lired (hose JMe. . ill ll:,,t liu :-eilh il
; IhOt 1 Vi". V. el'e ha I hoi . , I lie co.ji
iitei i j i hi,. h . a i.. I oa i i r ha ml
' ll.at e. ) Ui.t.u: w.i . h dot.e t"
l;ii Id u p i i.e ; , .. i i ! iiioi.:i as a
whoie. Tor i!, .;i. . .-.i-d Hie
S,t- alier. it -.one . t , , I' ,., i :
ate i . ! t r- I . 1 1 Hi tie L I OW 111, O,
pnine-, a lid l ,-:." ( ; lie i m
i i'iiiiiK ro' . i. i (-. i,iihi.-h data
(Mi t he snl. . t, ! 1 - v ii! t r tie
iart or p -i i"- ! i.. ' enii 1 .
k now iii i tt -. i i .
state i a r . v :
that v. re m .. ,
:t ii! liu
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ll.'f I lie J.il' e
ad., 'o ,i to ii..!,.'
. i ; i.-- d 'I ! e j .
ship s- bid : ". a r.'i ; i "
. ait' r s.Htle .. . . ..... io .,
' no 1. : le I I I p iii Ihe si .. t ;
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('omeietce ; I. or ,l.,le.
: The I ,, . ) ul C I'ro.- to S.
' ag rei-nt. in I it i ' f l i b -Id in f
Si t-a w bet i v i iv t ! I a t- j ea i
' acin dela.v. d, ami a .-.! - i.-1 'm I
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DENT Of ROStBURG DIED
AI ALBANY tARLY TODAY
KAKLY 1 ii uV.'lUirh Kir ,'o
I Al.ttANY, ore., April 12. Mrs.
' Margiiret Imbler, an Oregon pioneer
of Ks.iJ, died al ihe home of her
daughter, M rs. Frank Skip on, at
;;.4U a. m. Saturday, April 12, U'llt,
at ihe advanced age of 1 2 years.
J I -'u neral serv n .-s will be held irom
the liost burg uiub i taking parlors on
I .Monday, April 11, at 2:U0 p. m. In
' leruieni iu the Masonic cemetery.
Mrs. Imbler was among the early
I pioneer residents of liosehurg, and
I resided here for many years, the
lainily being very widely and favor
jably known. A suitable obituary
j sketch of this very estimable pioneer
j woman will appear later.
Home Pioda. is IVauipiei
' The ladies of Kusehurg who are
' men i hers uf the Home Industry
, League are preparing to hold a home
products ham-net at the Presbyterian
cUuivh at it :iu p. m. on Tuesday,
'April 22. The public is cordially in-
iViied. Tickets 7f cenls each. The)
pu r int. -e of t his bamiuet is to pro
! ino'ii' the use ol home products, in
Isitad of sending money away. Ore
i gun products should lie given first
'place in ery household, for t hey
iare just us good or better than those I
! which are shipped In. lly buying I
I these products you will help to pro-j
j mote home industry and build up
home payrolls and home Institutions.
MITIW OK A COMI'AW OK
Mi:i;i. A iiiooi's is M.ltTH
i i! III ssi a is I 1 1 : 1 it l 1 1 n
ni Pin ii"i ami oh' Tin: mil.
sm: iki.
LOYAL rORCfS ARE GAINING
! ( t a i ian Si i oat ion lmpro ing and
e era I l'o lis Are ICelakell
In. in sm ie( t .e.-ii lei .
I Ih-mobiliaifoii Kapid.
I
I
! WASIU.m;'! t.X, Apt il 1 2. liol
i. . iL .i op.i.'anda is ol I icjally le Id
. ,.;io;i -il.le i ,.r f he mill ill (d all
A ni- J li ijil,Mit roiup.ui litnoilli
, ei n Ku hi. i. ( i.e I ol Stall Ma rch in
a 1 1 noiii't-ing that Company I, ol t he
.. ! ' I II inia lit 1 . I oh. i I .St i I lie ol -.
i : nre i, M-p... r. ad a inev-age from
. t i:e oiiiina nililii: ol l i. . r al Al cll-
j.igei uhuli ; : i . 1 lhat ihe uueslions
' ('ii! h (!ie ni tl to lie il ( o 1 1 1 111 a lid 1 1 1 g
j n r V i 1. Ihe h.ime as Ihe Holshc
I i .1. i, in 1 heir pi oj. a ra i.da b-a I b I s, ad -
is. d theui to :o k Company 1 con
. almost uiiiely ..I lietioit men.
i;:ill ( olIilUII.H' ation lias heel) Cliill-
pleei to Hie liliil S.Hlthem post ill.
; a d H'.- hold III II O I t lie I J li III ; Kl, SO
j ' iem -rat .Mar. ii do. hired. 'I ins was
1 ..iiipl:.-ln d b Ihe coinplelion of
I'h" I). id, i III i i g . Which eiialibs sup
; ni.. s to he mowd uuiiilerru ptedl
Mom .Mlitiiiall k to llie ililei ior, I litis
a . irinr alomdaiil lood, clothes and
! ;o.!Miion- tor the :il!i d forces, said
' ' i:e-.. Mar. h Slop- . nipped with
i . bit a i .-in ha e made their w a to
i V' li M-I-, T'. her , .,-ls have
i ..-I d Ai bai.i -I, a .or ding to j m
II ' 1(1 the e, .,,,(,, .,;,tl Til IS Wit
, I I IO it-. I " .1 te I ,,, t I he li e V, ill
' . ' i i tie U ! ! I'll I,H hi ol,.- Io pt r
, ' the I I i e Ili'lO'tll. .t of S.-i I- in
j l.otalUls te (oiining. ,
I 1,1 I; UN. A i il I 2 I io- laniian
1 I e '. . . ' i T - a e a 'li.tr. ! . on.le ill"
'hi ir oi!!!!n tiom tie- ( .on uiutii-" i.
. 'i . i- I:' d'-p.-leh- -la'e 'I he alltt-
r. ' tot. . ; Inc.. captured l"i' rh,
!::-.!:- iei I ! . t) d S al ol L' t el! b S
i ' " .Iii--! ma mi' ."'"i i in i' di- i n t .
! ,. d 1 b.ck, oh oi Mum. h ih re
! -u !i pi oct e- j n
i lli limw l.el. -.v t. (II.
V. -"P.'I'U'V. Aptd 12. All re
i ,. 1 1 i. - on radio r- -ei i nr ,-i ;tt mn -,
.,. I.i t Mi i ' 1 lhn-e tl-erl of t . gnla r
, , . no-ieial v. .1. W ill be re-
, , . d oil l. I .,. .-O A tllig Se.-te-'
I l t V of the Na V IIOO, eV.lt II II
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r,f Mr, and
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li-id hail a
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Mill
. hoi of Coiia:-e
i ti -1 1. rid 1 ni' a f w
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n e.r i, ing for her
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t-. i'"!'.'!,.- .... ll to '. i'.! 1," tli""".
Mi ' ; ; Oo- dii.nii, ho Is ..ilin 111
north Russian
ports soon open
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i!i:ii:i i,v i:.(Ti:i law im:
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I I I.l, Si: i' OK lloohs SIIOWIMi
VAItl.ll S DKi'AII.S OK I'fttllU T
TIONS. MUST REPORT TO THE ASSESSOR
rice! of lavestoi k Ace l 'ied l'cr
Assessment lnrni)M, and No
Deviation Will He Allowed
Taxes to he Higher.
Ii i now up to the fanners to
keep books and to know all about
his financial affairs. The govern
ment has been curious as to his in
come in order In fix a proper income
tax and now I his week or next he
will be visiied by a deputy lax col
1 eel or who will ask more (plest ions
about acienge and fruit trees than
the farmer was over asked before.
The lasl legislature passed a law,
and il became effeciive ai once thru
the emergency clause, providing; thai
all ta. assessors should require all
sorts of Hlalemeiits from the farmer
and fruit raiser ns lo how much
grain he had iu or intended to put
in litis year and I hen all aboul his
acreage in regard lo fjuiis and ber
ries, says the Salem Journal. The
object of the law was lo give some
definite figure as to what Oregon
was really doing in the agricultural
and hotiicultural line.
Another law was parsed providing
that factories mid canning phints
should indicate on their labels ju-d
where the trait or berries were
canned. It fs a well known fai t lhat
the largest canning csiahlishuieiils
in the valley are owned by Calilotnia
people who shipped our iinest Cl'lltls
and berries under California label.
With the labels show ing where
the packiug'was done and with th.'
records of each county showing how
many acre- the stale has iu cultiva
tion In each fruit or berry, il Is
hoped (hat Oregon can make a bel
ter showing before the large whole
sale fruit buyer.- in the east.
Now when the assesnor comes
around within the next few weeks,
the farmer or fruil raiser should
have conveeeiit all sorts of infor
mation as to v hill he is doing, in
order that the a.sessor can gel along
iu his work.
On blanks a I read prepared, here
is what musi be u lowered : Ow tier
or renter; total acres in farm, acre:'
of winter wheat, spring wheat, oats,
barley, I e, corn, clover. alt all. i.
wild or marsh hay and other ha
crops.
And then he should be handy with
the follow ing Information : Acres in
potato-, other root crop-. Held peas
a'-res in field beans, and then acres
in oih.-r crops.
And in the horticultural line, tin
fruit grower should have convenient
Information thai will enable the dep
ut y a-s.-jsor io iiiick ly fill out Ho
prepared blank, calling for the fol
lowing Information: A. re of appb s.
beat ing and non-hearing : h. ii h s.
aeres iu he a ring and no n bearing ;
po.-ielie ;, the i-aile; and the same
with pea rs. prunes, walnuts. The
nvses-or will ask for acres bai inl
and not bearing of a. b ami will
hardly have time for the grower lo
slop and figure the., things out
Then in the way of Im-itm-h. tin
glow, r j boubl have . or.v. ni' l.t fie
'lie 'howftiL- the following- Acie.j in
loranb.-i i i- s. in r r-pherrie-, in
Ida. kheirl. s. In irav-hei ries and iu
oiler fruits ami beirj. s, showing He
le at ing and lion bearing.
And in old. r that H.. fanner in n
have even-thing tn r.-adin. for the
a-J-e-.-or he . hould have alKady fir
e, d up all hf pei-(.t,al irop. 1 1
I.'.al i late will go in at He- :am.
late tlnil it w as a - ed .r-t ear
ll.V fllleel.on OT lief) ' We- . II
H a -a :sor. t lie " I oii.il pl op, f I V ot
a farmer will go on the h. dub at
the follow ing pl jci ea Il a -"I
being p.'t i e lll'IHH I'd nol to
Mi i n in a 1 1 v a - - in e n i d ! - i ei,t
from the-e lii'iin---- h.-p heej.
k:i. t.-r d 1 7. goaK t go..i; i- g
isieied 7. hors p. r pound 1 u , cat
Me six month' to I o-.r, 1 , cailb-.
otie to t U o e;il . 1,.'0, i al t t o to
Mire.- e.,is". ... . o.-r thK .
v-a r.s I"; e.nib' k icred. doiib"
amount ; .big J, H and not I, ing mi
d.-r; M.p.. .me cat ..Id. .f :;(. -..;i .
ttt.l e;(i. old. .!. ' oil Mil' e.H.-,
oid, ?Ml; hoi - -. le t dtaf bam.
5 2o.i; hone . e... ,,t ....Ibote- at.. I
rare kor-. K-l' i teied, ' - on , ,ol - s
-lallioiis and K 1 l-l' ted dlall. "U,
lack., ;."e."
M He'.' ai d '.OH' .11 go f.tl I he
a- . - or' beoi i.l i p I C. t
then- v.. be- ,.t d i. im ,- ! ' " ! 1
p ( . .ot 'I .. her O'llt il Will be
, .-,) a.c.rdM,!' to (I.e .,- . ,(.r'-'
j-idet... M b K hand' . i- . o on
Mo hi.' i- ; :,i Urn ti,,il aine and
oat 1 and W to ..' a' .. i p- ol I w o
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lilll,. .1 Iii to i: I at oi," h.ill
i f Ih" oi u-i:.al I-., i I or tat . H'
I than otie .-lil old lit Lou. M hl'l'
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APPEAL MADE FOR BAL
ANCE OE QUOTA FOR AR
MfNIANS AND SYRIANS
Kiisobiir', On.., April 12, 101!).
Killinr H iwImiik Hi'vUnv:
'I'liis I'liiiiiiiiiiiiriuliiii is wrllli'ii on
bi'lmK ol' Hie liosolmi'i; Clinmlii'f of
I'liiiiimMci., as illnvii'il ut 11 nii.itliiK
lust nlRlit. DoiicluH Count)- lias so
I'iir I'nlli'il lo i-a Iso hep ijuota for Ar
iii.Miliiil und Syrian ri'li.-r. The
Kliorlimi. is alioiii Jlfiiin. Tin; Cliinn.
lit'i- iMHliirseii Hi,. nioviMiu'iil lo niiiko
up iliis sli.iriai.-i. Any fallum on our
pari iiicuns I lint some pail uf th,.
population of those strirken cmin
ni.s must Hiarrc A C'rlain fiinil was
I. 'ini.l noi'fssary and il was nppor
llonod to diffcriMlt suhdivisiiins of
our coiintry. Any lo.'alily that tails
iu ils pint says hy lis lailui Hint a
irnioriionali' nuuihor of people may
die of limiuer or disease. lioilMtil's
.'.unity is not willing lo take that
position. At tlie hunt ten thousand
ale dyiin; eai'h week, while philan
thropic men and women are slrain
illK every nerve to extend relief. The
eolldil ions have heen set forth from
time lo time iu puhlle prints, ami
Ihey lii'KKar deseritit Ion. Think of
women and eliihlren watulerliif;
ahoul like hungry iIoks seeklni; lo
suslain life im earrion und offal!
Think of the srourt-e of disease fol
lowiliv the scoiir;e or liuimer! I. el
us do our part.
The riimpaieii Is lieliiK revived,
t'oiililhiilinns rhoiihl co to Mr. ti. W.
Klmkill, Ireasurer for IliiiiKlas
Couiiiy, ai Koseliiirg.
11. I.. KhOV.
AGRffMfNI REACHED ON
ALL MAIN QUESTIONS BY
IHE PEACE CONIERENCL
j I'AAKIS. April II The pence
! colli ei ence has reaelu .1 all itnee-
meiit on all iiesiions conccriiini.
peeu w il h tlermany, re pat at lonw.
i indemnities and the lioiiii.-rs ol lb.
(bhliie and I'oland. acoidiiiM lo ai;
j intei view in the I'. t Jour mil w ith
j t he pri;iie secretin y ol l't emiei
I,lo d Cent i;e. 4'eriain did ji iii re
maided and it is added (hey will In
s.-i tbd in two or t h roe da h. TIh
derma n ibdeyii t ion will be sum
i ii on ei to Yci'Kuilhs w ii ii in I w o oi
tht'.e Weeks.
(b nevil. Swiiei iand, has beet)
I chosen as Ihe seat ol' the league ol
I nations, according to iiunouiicemeni
hete
The league of nations com iiiWmIoi
a do pled a new see t ion lo I lie cove
ii a n i spo. n i.ally pro idiiiK Oia I t In
Monroe doci.rine Is not to be nfteclei
by the ilolsons of tin- covenant.
j The Monroe doe! rine amendment
I was pre pa feil hy Kd w aid M . Mouse
j Uhlb- the text of ihe Monroe doc
I I Ine a men. Im. Ill is v 1 1 hliebl, t!
I main features re alonn the tollow
I He hues:
j ' Ani. le X Nothinr in ibis coe
j nant hall be (oie llU'il iH ilivalblal
jinn iin iii-ti'i iii'iit Ptich ns the Men
.roe itortlllie (i- the Uiaillteliame 0
' peace."
I Ai the meeting id' the cotumisslot
of a league ol iiahons, in se.lions ot
I th veiiant w. i.' considered ntic
' pa - ed Tiit .lap:in se amendment
j w as not reached.
iim;s .t to M,v
Mil. II llbtoltlh ifCJd.M.-i
ST I.ot'IS. April II. A new hl-1
)' or .1 prbe tor hops al the Natloiia
1 ::ioci( a i ds was sei today when i
' hipne m sold tor K'n s.-,. Tlie hit:h
i e I pi e oil.- qUotat Ion l eeiifd d w Ji:
!L''i V.'. lor I on pound v Knoimou
.'hij-MienlS ol polls lo Klliope ale e
! pon-ihle for ili- pin. -. mcoKliiiK t
j"'"'"'"- o - -
I It SlllplMilll, Wild l.WMS till
j i.l.iiM.k f.inii n ;il ili.l.ll.', was Ii
the eilv i.hI.iv on l.ii-nie..s.
I I'II'Imiii I i.ttir I, en y. of Volliall.l
. Wii'n l.a.l l.e. l) IM Hii il Oil lill-.l
I .... .. I. II . III- hum.- I. "lay
. iis i;. .'. ,.t. im-, ni Suiherlin
. ho had le en ill Ihe il y slnii.ini'
l. t for h- l In.hn- a I i. l nonu .
Mis. I .nil 'I I..; In., who had lie.'l
Ml (his i ll i- It inr w II II ll' l l.ithet
A S Slii..t.', al lie- S. iltli. is Home
I. It l.i.l.M t.il' Sill. Ill
Mr and Ml- f. Iv .;. of llll.
. i. ,111 thl- al l. -in. .on lor llaklain
I lo t .iii.i III il . I llll' III'' W t-t k end II
i it v. till r. lalK.
Mi- loliu ii K. i and Mis. II (I
')!. llll' 11 and tl:i Ul'il I IT rtele aliiotii
I ill" Suth' iltn r 'Mil. 'his who Hp.'ll
i he d.. v in Hum ein .
; Mi- . I. .Im i;;ih!.r, of I'oltlallil
Ui'i. ha - in "M V i . M 1 1 1 1' III I h i'l rill
: '. n h Ml-' Aim.. M. . -.. , I. -I . Il.l-
iioiniiir for Ii. i h..ni.-.
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nt . i : i r ' nolo- of lh" a n : oiiio
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M t . . ' h" ,,'... le I ol all a'itotm.lill"
.III .. In .iiloiiiiihll" l.n I.l lie
i . ol a 1 1 . . t, -. - lei. I. ill t II o!
I- I - II- . I .1 tt ,11 I.e I'.
mi n. -I ih.- "!.:. for ii ir I
lo.i.l. lull. I, llll I the ""Met., I rollllU
hill. I Will l'"l lloll" of It. Iletice 11,1:
may raise lav-, i. noi'h or mi.
l'lll'Mi:HIX() THItl' THE CITV'9
sTui:i:rs, CA.M.tri'i.AtiKi. -ro A
MCK'l'V, AMKUICAX lil'ILT
H llll'.'irr T.A.N K SI III'IUSK
'Jill.; "X.ATIMiS."
SPLENDID EXHIBITION GIVEN
Cneer ( i(ieiis I'ollow the NoImc and
Hiii to Hie Vicinity of Itensoa
Sch.Md--lKunla Will "Go
Over' for the Hoiids.
W h y d id Mr. 11 u n H 1 n den b urg
take In his "line" or why did the
Vankee htdri tako the Hlndenburx
line.' These unasked uueatiuns were
uisuered lo Ihe evident uatinfiictlon
d' ihe hire crowd that was attract
ed io (he vlclnliy of the Densou
school thlH murniiiK when Tunker C.
C. MkeiiH from atop the whippet
war engine Hinted that the tanks.
bucked by ihe American BOlrlt.
u rum bled Ihe much heralded im-
preuiihle line emubllshed by Hun
iliudenhurg, and thereby brought
about u speedy peace to the warring
nutioiiH.
ThlH American built tank, which
.h an exact duplicate of the French
whippet tanks, arrived here last
nlKht in charge of Clarence C. Lik
ens, assisted by Sgt. llenderehott
.itid Corp. IS. C. Alien, both veterans
ivho went over the top in France,
md who are working in the interest
ot the lust big Victory loan drive.
Their party is in charge of A. D.
Wick, railway traffic manager. This
-nine of death, hooii after its ar
rival here, thundered about the prin
cipal HireetH of the city and this
.norniug headed by the fire truck
md followed hy hundreds of citizens
vas nfcain exhibited on the streets.
iriYr Alden did a moving pivot
iroutid llie iuleiHection signs that
put I lie town Jitney drivers to
diume. The clanging of the fire
ruck gong, Ihe crack of pistol Bhots
i jmI the tank itself carried the
i lining of eager "kids" and grown
ips who displayed a like interest, to
he uaiural amphitheater near the
densou school. Here Tanknr I J kens,
noun led lo Ihe hurricane deck of
he camouflaged nelf track layer,
var. greeted by n round of applause.
I bis brave lad, who saw active tank
etviie on the other side, and won
he famous rndx de guerre and other
b. -orations, minutely explained the
alieni feiiiun-M and funriions of the
midline lhat sent the lltiuft scramhl
K from their machine gun nests In
lie Argonne, St. Mthiel and other
M'.-totB. Among other things Mr.
tnkens said that when in action
icainst the (iertnan machine gun
troncjiol.j, to save ammunition
many a Hun warrior was "corru
iited" under the heavy Iron track.
I bis hit of viclferatlon carried the
'bought of his listeners to the very
.altte fields of France, und an occa
sion chill went vibrating down one's
pinal column, especlully ho when It
was learned that the average life of
i tanker In action Ih only throe min
utes. Alter Ihe lank and Its work had
Veil depicted, Itev. C. H. Hilton,
last or ni the Christian church, made
i pb-a for the Victory loan, for the
lollars that will liquidate the still
innnid ibbt of victory. The price
n human life has been met. Vnder
lie ..il uf France there llos over
'.o.oun A u i er leans, who sacrificed
heir noble lives upon the altar of
loir country, that we "stay nt
tomes" miiMit be freed from th
doody iron boot of the war-mat
K a i -ter. ' Let the boys over there
know that we are still standing hack
f them." Stand back of thm with
oir dollars. Let them know and
'eel that we are going to give them
'he best In.- possible. If a big and
iust debt and the bonds nre a safe,
uie investment Hv Hilton went
m io say that Pouclas County has
leteloTore gmte over ihe top for all
i;ir causes, while we were at
words points with an arch enemy.
While the strife of battle Is at last
tided it is nol yet paid for and he
litres that our cllien come to the
rout nirain with our quota tn the
ant big drive. The scenes and
peeehes of today reached your
i,ea rt . bd I hose remembrances
'oo.-n t he st rings of your pocket
iiink. I nele Sam needs the dollars,
dm I mil toed to know that It faus
.11 i n I.. mi L-h t and paid for.
The tank demonstration proved a
hi iib-r Stei p embankments jind
dieil craters" were negotiated by
he aini.oed machine with the ase
f a rai pet sweeper In the homo. Oc-
i .eini..ill) ihe tank would virtually
I 'and mi end and camera fleudS
-hut" to their heart's content,
j The lank and crew bdt this City
-bout ii.M.n today for Cottage Grove;
I .iiM'e exhibitions are to be given.
hen.,- ihev Kt to Kugene and
Mardifh Id on tlo ir tour of (he state,
t 'dhiiig yt itivenied bus attracted
I.e M.ungsters like the hlg tank and
i;he obbr folks likewise. Let the
i.i.nd iuve-t meats be eiinlly nttrac-
iv. until Pnuulus county goes orer
he lop with a victorious whtzi.
Hcview Want. Ada. bring Mffults,