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VOL. XXII.
ltOSKKUlttJ, IlOl't.LAS COUNTY, OUHGON, Wi:iM:si). V KVKNINti, Al'ltll. Ill, 11)11).
No. 40,
ROSE
BURG fC
Mr CtaMili Tto of Tlx. twMl LuW
REVIEW
ALLIES AGREE ON
;e
I'UKMIKK l.l.OYI) .i:oiu;i: IV AX
AIHIKKSS IN l'AIl,IAMi:X T lK
MI S litis III . IllSl'Olill
AMOMi Al.l ll ll I'OVVI HS O.N
J'KACU" TKIt.MS.
SAYS BOLSHEVISM IS WANING
111 V lenl Wilstill til Keniaill III Ibll'is
t mil Trealy Willi. ;ci-tiinn.v is
l-'liiiilly lllsttisi'il of l.llii
rick in Sun nf Siege. ,
LONDON. April 16. There is a
eonplete understanding on the fun
damental iiuestlons of tint peace set
tlement, so Premier I.loyd George
declared while addressing Parlia
ment i his afternoon. He said il is
ml true that America and Europe
are a! variance. While pointing the
difficulties for effecting peace, the
premier said a complete breaking up
is threatened in Russia. Austria and
Turkey. - He said: "There is no au
thority existing throughout ltussia.
The question of recognition of the
soviet government there lias never
been proposed. We do not despair of
the Russian situation. Although the
Hulshevik forces are growing, llol
shevlstn is waning. We are supply
ing the countries bordering on Rus
sia with means for resisting an in
vasion of Holshevisin."
The internal condition in Russia
does not justiry a gigantic mllitarv
enterprise." said Lloyd Oeorge. "I
would rather leave Russia lo the
Holshevlki until I see a way out than
to have Greal Britain made bank
rupt. It Is my earnest conviction thai
nllied intervention there was the
greatest act of stupidity." He said
Russia would be most difficult' to
conquer and would require huge
armies for such a task.
Referring lo President Wilson,
the premier said "none could have
treated the peculiar problems with
their special Kuropcan susceptibili
ties better than President Wilson.
The premier said lite allies uuani
mously agreed not to publish the
peace terms until Ihey have been dis
cussed.
Soviets Win In Munich.
MKHXK. April 1 6. Munich . is
again entirely In I he Soviet's hands
according to the latest reports from
Munich. The fighting lasted all
night, so It was reporied. Railway
communication Is entirely broken.
Wilson lo Slay in Paris.
PARIS, April 16. President Wil
son will remain In Paris until Ihe
German treaty Is entirely disposed
of. so it was stated authoritatively
This statement resulted from claims
of the French newspapers thai he
would depart on April 26. Friends
of the president reiteraled the
statement made in his New York
sneerh that he would remain until
"it's all over, over there." They be
lieve it Is possible to clean up the
other Irenlies with the German
Ireatv. If this cannot be done. Wil
son will see the German treaty thru
to nctual signature, then leave Col
House to attend to tlte othirs.
I.liuei'ii k in Slate of Siege.
DI'Ill. IN'. April 16. The city nf
Limerick is virtually in a stale of
siege, following the establishment of
martial law in that district, llrillsh
mums in full war equipment are In
nossession of the streets. Ilarbed
wire entanglements have been erect
ed at all the bridges. Military
passes are necessary for those who
enter or leave the city. Machine
guns have been placed at strategic
points. Armored cars are used for
patrol work The city Is cut off from
all intercourse wirh the surrounding
districts and a fond shortage Is
feared.
Sheriff Oulne is Sued
Thru their legal representative,
.lohn T. Long, the Spokane v East
ern Trust Co.. a corporation, bus
Tiled suit in the circuit court here
against George K. Quliie, as sheriff
nf Douglas county. The plaintiffs
allege in their cause for action Hiat
sheriff Ouine on July 16. 1!' 1. un
lawful! tnok possession of a St'hon
enburg player piano.
valued at
Toil. m a wrii of
attachment and
Is now holding s;ime
The nfficer is
fullv covered by
a bond given by S.
.1. Ilascel
n fiirni'T
of Gl-tidaK n plaintiff in
iiit :ii:ain-t I.ena Cok and
i; K Cook, out of whtcn tn
pre
. nt case grew. The pin no was
l iken jn settlement of an account.
ommiiie leeting
The carnival committeemen are
..w.i ..t ihe office of Forest Sllper-
c r Itr.rtrnni tonifht for the
iuirpoe of mimlnir sub-emmittees
o activitv tn arrange bII plans for
' ' " . Cirniviil M .V
nm coming .........
"'i! u. Pollster
, , V.'.r.l rnv ime.l l.V the I O-
1 .'... - u-itb a brand new
" ' i vtr m-ltwl u
on the Vrade today in a very :
T,,.yUII.uri,,4.,itr f,i,uri,v left)
Mr- joimi ''.
will remain for several dayi visiting
with frind.
QUESTIONS
ODD ffllQWS WILl CEL
EBRATE CENTENNIAL AN
N1VERSARY ON APRIL 26
Following is the program for the
Ceiitenniui Anniversary Lelonriitiou
of the 1. O. O. F. at Koseburg, Ore
gon, on Saturday, April 2t, 191'J, W
the Douglas county uuu
Reliekahs:
Mm-uing Program.
Meet visitors at 9:40 train (No.
53 I, form parade and tnarcn to in m-
ory, head oy me uuwuuib uM
immediately after arrival at aim-
ory the following program.
ddress ot welcome, oy mo. i.e.-
Wliuberly, Past Grand Patriarch and
Past Grand Representative.
Response, liro. A. 1-.. Miina.
President Douglas County Odd Fel
lows Association.
Vocal Duet, Aldredge sisters, oi
Myrtle Creek.
Vocal Solo, .Miss .naoei uijati, m
Roseburg.
Address, Bro. R. A. Huicninson.
Vocal Solo, Mrs. Earl J'earcy, of
Roseburg.
Vocal Duot, Lucy urtclges savage
and Arrie Black Graham.
BASKET DINNER.
Noon, on Kane street, adjoining
armory.
1 P. M. at I. O. o. f . nan, exem
plification of Rebekah degree, by
Roseburg Rebekah Lodge No. 41.
4 P. M. at I. O. O. r . nail, conler
ig of First degree on all candi
dates of Douglas county subordinate
lodges, I. O. O. F., by joint leam
Pliilelarian and Rising Mar toiigex
of Roseburg.
Evening li"oarnm at Armory.
8 P. M.. Cornet Solo, with violin
obllgato and piano accompaniment.
Bro.-T. 11. Olson, of SutherUn. cor
nel; V. E. Ott, violin; Mrs. L. It.
Moore, piano.
Ventriloquism, liro. C. II. Arun
del. Roseburg.
Character Reading. Tiro, hosier
Hunter, Noble Grand of Rising star
lodge, Roseburg.
Feats of Magic and .Mystery, nj
Roy E. Bellows, of Roseburg.
!l P. M., social (lance In tne arni-
orv lo all Odd Fellows, Kencuaun
anil their families and sweethearts.
VIOI.KNT F.l.K 'TIIICAH STOIOI.
HKNI). Or., April 14.- Stone
walls were no protection -against a
violent eleclrical storm which raged
through the northern part ot Ies-
ehutes county Saturday night, re
ports received here today from Ter
rebonne stilled.
A large "V-shaped fragment was
torn from the solid masonry walls
of the school and every piece of glass
in Ihe building shattered hy a par
ticularly vicious thunderbolt. Classes
are being suspended this week while
ropairn are made.
Fmi I Ailhi is Stideti
Local officials received notion to
be on the lookout for a Ford car
which was stolen at Salem some time
during lant night. Two young fel
lows, one wearing Ihe uniform of a
1. S. soldier, are believed lo be Ihe
responsible parties. The Salem au
thorities believe the two men are
headed south with the stolen car.
Thinning Trip to China
Mruce It, Bridges and W. K. Kirk,
both Koseburc buys now in the em
ploy of ihe Soul hern Pacific Com
pany, and working out oi rnmann.
plan to leave that city early in July
for an extended trip to China via
Honolulu. Tho greater part nf the
long Journey will be made on passes
furnished by the railroad company.
ItcfiniiN From Overseas
Levi White, Jr., of this city, who
has just returned from Franco, was
yesterday discharged from the army
service at Camp Lewi and arrived
home thin morning. Mr. White was
a member of ihe 4Mb C. A. C. and
was six months on the other sidf. a
portion of this time being spnt In
an army hospital. The soldbT boy
is fully recovered from his sickness.
His parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. lute,
reside in West KoFeburg
Plan Verier Sen ire
The choir of ihe Presbyterian
church are planning for a vesper ser
vice on Faster between the hours of
5 and 6 p m. Many beautiful an
thems and solos will hi- sung. The
children's chorus will also sing one
number. This service will take t li
place of Ihe usual evening service.
Culture 4 nit Session
At a meeting of Ihe
Culture Club held at tin
house Tuesday afternoon ,
nnuneemont o." unusual hit
made to the eit.ct that
Chapter H. A. K had vote
Hie public library fund. Th
Mental
parish
an mi
let was
l'iiipiua
I JU to
p- f
of fiie afternoon was an
oldres by
upon the
1 w hieh
I s
i,
nator Fddy, who spok
lious lfKi!ati- lio-as
late soon to be. voted upon by
i voters of Oregon. Mr. i;dd'
'ill ess was most InsmiMive and
spiring
and was worthy of
targ
X
. audien e.
, Army Nm-se lc,mr.H--
. SS N IIH oorllie.H
,rmy
. wh(j p.)W nrf(Wi 9rUt f. ,
! hospitals of France and who arrived
1 f U I 1 Oil gh With her paP-Iltrt
Mr, tui'l
l.niik in l'
f.,r San
Mrs William
Vnnrhi.-s, nf
I Glass. 1 ft
this nmrnilii:
Kranci.co to ag,ln tak
"Mr.. M Fickle and her
up
h"
.111
nphli'r-
i,,.i(w. Mm James K. Fh kle. .pe,,t
osipnlav aftiTnoon at Oakland i.-it-
ing with rplatlvt'8 ot that plar"
ITALIANS IN
ON GETTING FIUME
ASSERTIONS MADE IV ITALIAN
ciuii.ES Til at tiii:i:i: WILL
WILL BE A ItEVOLl HON I A
LESS I'll.ME IS GRANTED ill
ITALY.
TELEPHONE STRIKE IMPENDING 1'
AsKfrui. Thai Alton. l.,nim Tele
phono rjM'riihiiN on tho I'aoilie
4'ouM A iv Itrnily lo Join
l he Strike m On.
Hy IVod S. IVruu-on.
PA HIS, April 1 li. Tlir Ualiaus
art' shmvinp sins of iiureasiiiK rest
lessness as tit "bix four" couiiiiiR'S
the discussion of 1 'i u in1 ami other
Adriatic ijuestions wiihout reaching
a decision. Assertions thai there
will be a revolution if Italy is not
given Fiume was repealed in Italian
circles, but, so far as known, a basis
on which a coinprotniM
made on all Ihe Italian
oiild be
territorial !
claims has not been n-aehed. The
lialiaiia are renoricd to tie maintain
ing their atliiudc of refusing lo deal
with the Jugo-Slav. siill regarding
them as enemies.
ISoiIn Hi ing I Mini Itesiilt.
COPK.MLUIKN. April 1 ti.--- I!'
cen i dispatches repon a state of an
archy prevailing in Munich. The
street fighting has resulted in heay
casual! ie.s. The principal railway
station was r porled desiroyd by
fire.
( nasi SI l ike Impends.
SAN FKANCISCo. April 1 'i.
About ir.unu Paeit ie eoasi telephone
operators are r. ady to strike, lollop
ing the walkout ol Ihe .New Miglalld
operators. I'uion officials say the
Pacific coast ceniials voted lo Mrike
when the New KncJand gu ls took
their vote. The international olli
cials have been ask d to say whal
action ihe coast opeiaitn's shall take.
A wage scale of from 'two to four
dtdlars per day, wiili lietter wtirlting
condiiiotis, is asked by the coast cen
trals. More -bun ihe Strike.
ItOSTON. April If..- The eight
thoinainl telephone op raters who
are strikfim in New f Inula nd were
joined by foni inside tel. plxnie work
ers and linemen h'-re. who -truck ai
not ti today.
SuM i acol te. Uiiic hist m banco.
Lt'NI'ON, April l".. 1 Hiring the
debate on ihe pen-io.i hill in the
House of Commons hut nuiht, Sli i
Pankhur.-t. .Mrs. Cole and M i.-s
Siejihcnsoii creaied an uproar in the
gallerv bv shouting. "Von gang of
murderers, you h:ie not
iled
to settle the war but
adini:
l b re
the conn t i v in to a i
wore iiNn shouts (
Soviets." Th.- tin
ilii-r one."
"Lonu liv
w otie ti
Ho
ejected.
Fgg SN'riuIiM lleto
Pro). C. S. Ilrew.-ter. j ltry
tension specialist ot the cpl'oii
ricultural Colb go. ;n r,ed here
night for lli- purpose nf
llt Mig
in tins
pom' rv (P inoiis t ra inii; i.t t nc
vicinity for I he put . of i
cheek on I he rn.- ! - ll it'
; t ion.
been
is he-
i ondi-
F.rew
Im in g
id at
i are
Six ipic;il r.uiri 11"
b:
Selected lof tlllS WOI K. V. hi( h
ing cirri- d out under t.n m
lions entirely, and mid' r Mr.
iter's st: ier ismn Tr-i- ate
conducted in Happ V.ilh v .
Myrlle Cr-ek 'Ihe-,.- fam
visited cery thr e n "io'Ii
check i made of ihe -;o t
producing e-.
FislnV" Stitn- Will Mic
V. a (till pace ati'ioir-' n
this p.ip r i'l-tiei 's -tore n
an e,ti i- eha IlL'e ot bn a '
will iioe al'onl May 1 f .',
pfeS'llt 1 1 I . ! I I" - I') the l.tt
mod. h il Stewart buildmr.
few doors south. 'I'll ' l.eu -t
joins on t Ie- hor h t h- '('!' ' ' '
iie ih o-nipied by Stfoi . t - tn
d
Tie
the
Mult1 Vie low ' ' 'I " v.
lnuih more loom l-sr
cmiiU and has a fine, im
jUSl I'eoeilll put j' C
liamhoine. i oniiii'iiiimi.-
llOU.-e.
Fell I l-oill l.addej
F. )' lirou ii. j.iiiitor .
bint Na-iona! hi.
(plile p. il,f i i 1 1 t ! I ' 1 1
ternoon v. ie n i in 1. i .
be U ;is W ork I'll I'i : "
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: belore Ie full
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LEAVING RIDDLE Off
THE HIGHWAY MEETS
DISAPPROVAL THERE
Willi l ho Hnnouncomont to tho ef
fect that tho stair highway commis
sion has doomed it necessary to
eliminate the town of Kiddle from
tho Pacific highway entirely hy us
iiiK a shorter route in reueluiiK Can
yonville from Myrtle Creek, conies
a storm of pro tost from tho Kiddle
ritizoiia, who are up in arms since
this seeminply radical, and from
their viewpoint, unwarranted (lect
ion of the htphway commissioners
was made puhne yesterday. I no
fiddle people seem to consider this
action a matter of disregard for
their rights on tho part of the state
officials in striking their thriving
community from the highway map.
From it military standpoint, tho
government, co-operating with tho
slate In constructing the . Pacific
I highway, is desirous of eliminating
jas many crooks and turns as pos
Isihle, and this fact is believed to he
i the direct cause of the stale highway
commission s action in approving
( - shorter route, which leaves the town
,,,( - Kiddle '"high and dry," so far as
the highway is concerned
.lust what steps the Kiddle people
will take by way of lodging a pro-
i(.st against the proposed movement
is not known. Nevertheless, a con
verted effort will be made, ft is un
derstood, to yet persuade tho slate
officials to reconsider their action
and it is possible that some satisfac
toiv solution of the matter will be
made soon.
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SAII.OK l,AI) IS SHOWN A( IFNT
Asri.i: W in in: nui:iti:Aiti
is kaiii to ha i: mi i;iii:i:i:i
IMS SFVF.X WIVFS FM.OCKS
iiooH w i i n a hi.ooiiv ki:y.
$20,000 AND A COLORED WILE
Any "(inli" i'f Mminc l lei -l 'I'lii--Sum
In Miu i y mi Hl llat UyV
llaliulili'l' (iit Is I'li'tltiflll
Will Sail Sunn.
I'll
I'lillnwiiiK li'licr riTiivi'd by
Mlivi'S i.i William Mill. Him ui
rry Hill, anil a HI known IHiUK
iiiuniv t.uv. now witli I'm 1
u in na y
hoard Hie P. S. S. Kain-
I hiiw. aiu-hoieil near Hie Virgin Is-
I hinds, lulls of some of the sailor
lad s e' rieiiccs abroad:
C. S. S. Kainbow. March 2S. 1 H HI
Hear. Folks: I received niir leltei
a-veral ilays ayo, but have not got j
mount to answer until now. We ;
are still at St. Thomas, in Hie Vir
gin islands. Kvpect to leave fur the
stales the hist of next uioiith; I hope j
so. anyway. I'm getting Hrec or
ing nothing bni negroes. The
necro women come out to ihe ship
every day i" boats and commence.
"Hello, my love." Some old witch
will point out a "gob" and sing out,
'There' my sweetheart." Som'1 of
ttiem are worth lots of nionev. There
is one old nici." r down lore that offers-
twenty thousand dollars to any
- L'ob" or marine that will marry bis
!;nit:htei She is as black as the ace
ot sp ides. I wouldn't mind living
wtih her iin'tl I go' a good boid on
the tweutv thou-atid and th
make
a wild l-a 1 for lib-riy. I
dnu'l think
I'M ri-k it, however
Voi have r ad the storv about
F'.lue'-eard. Tllaekbeard and lled-l.i-ard.
haven't oii? Well, this u-er
to be their hantront. I will seei you
a picture of the place. That hull-"
von --ee at the .-ytr-liH' b'fl of the
t.icfite was I'duebeard'- cattle It
- fottv Jet-t above the ground and
,,IV feel below Hie ground lie Ie I-
big tunnel b adinir from th ca-th-
doWll to the edg" of til" Water. 1
went all through the place Tle-re
H ai. old t.igger keeps the phlC lie
. l.iims Ie- was livinr h n- wh.-n
lUueheard ai d hi broth- r liv.-.l
li. r.. li ,in..N f -bv. b'lf that old
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IN .MAV AMI WOIIK I'd Si'AItT
THIS KAIt AI'I'ltU.M.M A TIM.Y
two mii.i'.s ti) in-: (;um:i
ami ii!. i:i.i:n.
HILDEBURN AWARDLD CONTRACT
His Hid $H,.VM for I toad Work Ac
cepted Kemlicrf ise for Pavine,
Hicc Hill Section Force
Account Paving;.
Tho Pacific highway from Suthor-
lin to Knscburg. is to be paved, and
the work is to commence (his year.
This authentic announcement was
made today by County Commisshmei
W. K. St. John, who returned to
Suthor! in t his morn in g after a
buig i by conference w ith I bo Slate
1 lighw ay Commission at Fort la ml.
Iti fore lca ing the metropolis M r.
St. John had Hie pleasure of seeing
his pel ambit Ion realized, w hen the
paving ol this strip of highway, a
distance of approximately 1 1 miles,
became a matter of record with the
State Highway Commission, and the
staleiiH nt made today to the effect
that actual construction work would
start litis summer is positive, so Mr.
St. John slated today.
The major portion of Ihe Suther-lin-Kosehurg
highw ay is to follow
the present grades and these por
lions will bo Heated lo a hard sur
facing soon, while the ungraded
strips, or new bits of roadway to bo
established will be graded and grav
eled tin i il settled sufficieiiily lo
warraiil paving next year. In carry
ing out Ihe "safety first" movement
two overhead railroad crossings will
be oousi rueled, it is rumored, bo
1 w eon Koseburg and Sul herlin, and
the preseni route will also be
changed somewhat, but jusl whal
changi-H are to be made is not defi
nitely known a I this time. How
ever, it is sale to say thai there will
bo some material changes hot ween
Koseburg and Winchester, eliminat
ing two railway crossings. Those
alterations will not he fully set lieu
until the highway engineers make
their report to be acted on by the
commission
Il was announced at the office of
the slate highway commission In
Cortland today that tho contract for
grading the IH Ide-Iionglas County
line hocI ion nf 1 .2 miles had been
awarded lo J. II. Haw-ley at $1 1,1 H.
For removing ihe hIIiIoh on the Mvr
tlc Creek-Dillard section. II. J. llil
dehiirn was awarded ihe contract at
?Hi,r"ifl. Itids were rejected for pav
ing the Mvrtlo Creek -I Hllard section
because- of behig excessive, and the
work w ill be done on force account.
using ihe concrete type of paving.
The Ynnealla-Oaklaiid paving bids
were iiNn retorted and Ibis work will
bo readvorttsod.
ICojoI to i niter Lake.
"Hoi pe lo cinne. Can't get away
i from it " This was County Judge
j Ma rs lers' ox pressed opinion rega nl
Ing the matter nf a paved highway
from this oily to ihe Crater lake dis
I Irirt. It.isehnrg. by virtue of lis lo
j cation, is. the natural gateway to the
j blue lake of mMer. of wondrous.
w eird beaut y, fast coming Into na
tjnnal prominence, and a Mecca for
tourists. Hy way of Tiller the dis
! t a nre lo the hike proper Ih bill a
1 scant !to miles, and a good service
j.ible roadway over this route will
open direct com in uu ha I ion with Hie
; leotin et ul Klamath country. Judge
Mar.-ter-i, whlh: unable to say kuow
'h.gh. tatcd this morning that it is
.hi.- personal opinion that a highway
will be roi!opirted between HoSO-
' burg arid ('later lake not later than
; next y. ar. "Idamoiid lake," said Hie
j judge, "P- the preiih-si body of water
I that las out in the woods and as a
-limner report can not tie beaten."
; The walcr-i or the lake almond Willi
i trout, and while tributaro-d bv cold
; uiout' I.i in streams Hie water of lia
t mot d lake is Itself com para t i eU
' v.aim. A a summer bathing noit
it is hi en m pa rahh' locally This
! hoil of water lien I nt a short dN
i t ine from Crater l.ake nnd withjb
,.,.1 run. If
that vicinity hundred1'
J a ml oi her chicle
I.I
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Ul.lllil I'll ..It lli'i
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NOTICE Of fILING Of
THE PLATS Of SURVEY
OF GOVERNMENT LANDS
Department of the Interior, Ililt
ed States Lund Office, Koseburg,
Oregon, April it, 1919.
Notice is hereby given
following described laud
lhat the
has been
surveyed, to-wil:
T. 21 S., K. 9 Sy Sec. 7,
power site withdrawal on pail. Kail
road laud withdrawn July 31, 1916.
N ii Sec. IS, power Bite withdrawal
on pari.
T. 27 S., K. 10 - Si,i Sec. 9.
ippruprtated except NV U SW ,
and ra 1 1 roa d la ml w i t h d ra w u. N
Sec. Iti.
T. 29 S., K. 2 W. All. Township
was withdrawn from entry Aug. 3,
19o:i, became pari of Cascade forest
reserve Jan. 2a, 1 907. Kuilroad
lands withdrawn July 111, 19 10.
T. :10 S., K. 7 W.--SW 4 Sec. 32.
SWVi Sec. 33. Kuilroad lands with
drawn. T. 31 S.t R. 7 W - Tart of N u.
NV'.i Sec. 4. NW, X U Sec. 5. Kail
road lands w ilhdra w ti.
T. 33 S., It. 1 W.- Sees. 1. 2. 3.
10. 11. 12. 13, 14, 15. In Cascadt
forest reserve Mar. 2, 1907. . Kail
road lauds w tthdrawa in Sec. 1 5.
T. 3a S., R. ! W. All. Town
ship was wilhdrawu from entry Apr
29. 1903. Farl of Siskiyou foresl
reserve Oct. a, I'Miil. Railroad hind
withdrawn Julv 31, 19lfi.
T. 37 S.. K. 4 K. Sees. 1, 2, 3, 4
r. . S. 9, 10. 11, 12. 13. 14. lfi
Hocauie part of Cascade forest re
serve Sept. 2S, 1S93. Railroad lauds
wilhdruwr. Julv 31, 19 1fi.
T. 3S S.. K. 2 K. SVj Sec. IS.
X6 Sec. 19. Railroad lands wlth
dra"wn July 31, 191;.
T. 3K S., It. 4 K. Sees. 13, 14.
23, 2 1. 2'.. 20. Withdrawn Jan. 24.
19U7. Fm braced in Cascade forest
reserve Mar. 2. 1907. Railroad
lands wilhdrawu July 31 1910.
And Ihe plats of survey will he
filed ill ibis office at 9 o'clock a. in.
on May 13, 1919, and on and after
Mich dale we wil bo prepared lo re
ceive application for entry or Hie
unreserved and unappropriated lamb
therein.
Farl of the above described lanch
are within national forests, and all
persons nre therefore warned that
applications for land in the foresl
reserve can not he accepted, except
from bona fide set Hers w ho made
sellleiueut prior lo the withdrawal
for reserve purposes.
W. II. CANON, Register
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l'.ST THAT HA VK ATTACK
I'Kl i: OK H VltllS AKK
nisi o i:ui:n to hi: pkak
Tllltll'S l.WKSTUiATIONS
) l.rii:i AT HAI.KM.
PROPER SPRAYING Will Kill
I'rar Tlu-lps Wtre Klrst Vonnd In
I'lilH'orniH Xiiiu. Holleved tci be
in riiilMiiut 'Hlk'y--'alletl
I'riinu Tlirips Now.
Tliu Ko-callud pruno cootloa rpcent
ly iliscnvtM-od in prune orchards near
Salniii have bt'on Identified aa pear
ihrips I Kuthrips pyrl) according to
word rt'cnlvod by County Fruit In
HH'i'lnr Karl lVarcy, This means
;hat iirune growcra in the future In
.vt'sti'i'ii Ori'Knn niUHt ko to the ex
iH'ttKi' of flKhtlnir a now enemy, aa
In. Hi rip la a serious pest.
It "liters the swelling prune budB
uid riddles Ihe tissues, preventing
many of Ihe buds from opening,
l.aler on the Btems of the young
.'rults are punctured by tba ovlposl
nrs nf the adiilis, causing tbe fruit
0 drop, when tho Infestation be
'tnni's serious. A further loss oc
curs when the larvae foed on the
items and fruits externally, leaving
1 hinhliy. unsalable fruit as a result.
I'-ar Ihrips which may now be
ailed prune Ihrips since they have
lecnnui established In this fruit, are
cry small Insects resembling Ike
lii'lps round In grain or flowers.
Ihey are hard to find unless one la
iiinlliar with their presence. Afte,r
"tiling on th" fruit III the early
niinincr the larvae drop to the
rniiiiil. where Ihey remain through
he pupation period until spring.
Three sprays are necessary to con
ml this pest. Tnlson materials will
ml arfecl them.. Contact sprays sucTi
is llliii-k Leaf 40 and misclble oils
ire used. Three applications are
itlvlst'tl In California, one as the
mils are swelling, another when the
Inner Inula are uliout to burst, and
third one nfler Ihe blossoms fall.
I'lils would mean In effect that the
irnue gi-nwor niUHt change his spray
'nigrum. The nil spray would take
he place of the usual lime-sulphur
iiiplliatiuu In Ih" spring and would
ni-nlmhly handle inns und scale ef-
lively. The other application
vuulil pruhiilily have a tendency to
Minimi Ihe early brown rot infec
iniiri us well.
The peitr Ihrips were first dlscov
red In 1H04. Hy 1910 the fruit di
ili ls around San Krancisco were
"rliuisly InleHted. and In 1919' the
Wlllaniellc Valley Is threatened.
N'nne have been found In the limp
liia Valley. Growers can detect
hem hy placing a shoot of blossoms
n a warm room for a few hours, and
In n shake on a papor. The thrlps
till readily drop off.
o
tenure nl Itevlval
Three persons went forward at
h" ri'vlval meeling at the Christian
liurcll last nlghl. The meeting la
nsi reaching the point of decisions.
gnndly number of people were
iri s"iit in listen lo the pastor speak
ni the theme nf OethsemaiiB. He
ipnke nf Ihe choice of that spot as a
ilaie nf prayer for the Savior, a
.ai red place to him. lie then called
mention tn the experience of that
pni, and shewed the agony of the
anli'ii. Then he . presented Ihe
riiiniph of the spot. The sermon was
ell r.'celved, as was the solo by
Irs Walker. "Does Jesus Care?"
.Vith ih" Interest now shown there
s ev.Ty reason lo believe that by
Sunday lln re will be a large crowd
irescnt. and a number unite with
he 1'iniirregiitlnn. Tonight the pas
nr speaks on "The Iletrayal."
I, ml," School I'liiKed
St cases of scarlet rever having
leveloped in the I'loake school, lo
aii'd some distance west of the Ore
nn Soldiers Home. Cou nly Health
nilnr Iir K. I.. Miller has ordered
lie si'hntil ilnsid and a strict quar
nlili" is being maintained In that
. la-lii H y iieinlliiK 'he abatement of
he disease, which fur a time threat-
n. il Hie euiii-e neighborhood.
Co l-il Molber
Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Ilndley and
hildreii, nf lllis tity. left ihls morn
ng fur Albany to spend Kasler with
.li- Mmll-ys mother, Mrs. C. A.
I I, inn Mr. ll.idl-y. who Is eni-
,u.-.l by lb" Southern 1'aclflc Co.,
a ill iiniiiini" lo 1 'i .r 1 1 it ti tl on busl-
ihl New fuses of l-'cvcr
i'i.uiiiv Health iifflc.-r Lr. K. L.
.iili-r r-pints three more cases of
,.,il.i i. v-r In the vicinity of tho
I. ilk.- ten. v. Mrs uwen Atterbury
. ihe l.it.".t ietlni nf this dreaded
li--i", l-'nur tu.'inhers of tbe Al-
i rliniy family and five members of
In- Hiivetipiirt fuinily urn suffering
"III M-alli-l fever.
,i-ll Im- I'.iigene
MIsH I'.rare llarll-y Ktlglngton,
.inii.-ci.-d with Ihe 1'nlverslly of
v .iliiiit-iiin Jinii'iiiillslic deiiarltnent,
ii. I a ..nt I'l'iidnate of tho school
if i'l irn.iliMii at ihe V. ill O., who
'ni.l he. n visiting In Ibis city, left
bis iiim ulng fur Kiigene,