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Newspaper Page TextEBURG torn minima RRVIKW TKLEFH05K 0 Die tke phone It you hare wmt d or a newi item, or any btulaMa connected with pater In any Way, Tke Rerlew la eqalpped t urtnl letter headi, envelope, cardi, pot ten, or nytfclni In job printing. VOL. XXII. KOSEBCRQ, DOUGLAS COUNTS", OHKCiON, ITKSDAY l' KM(i, MAY it. lulu. No. 67. ROS REVIEW f Liberty. TREATY I I'INAI, STI I'S IlKIXtJ TAKKX l-'Oll i'iii:si:T rii or i hi-: i'i-.aci-: 'IliK.VIV TO (.KK.MAX 1 1 Kt - riox si'i.i's m:iV(; taki:x TO I'lttll'KI. SKiMMi. ITALIAN DELEGATES ENROOTE IM-i'i rations tor tlir Austrian ami Unitarian Itclcgnlinns U'ell I'n dor Way l. S. Wauls Kn lisiiiicnts It n- Siberia. Ity I'ri'il S. l-VrmiMiii. T'AIJIS, .May i.. Willi ihe Iialian delegates i p eding to Paris, final steps were t alien in preparing the I l eal y fur presentation to the German.1- tomorrow. A secret plenary se; .-inn of the peaee conference was held, tlio pad being presented to the representatives oT the h-ssr powers for rat if icat ion. The Hungarian peace delegates have been summoned to Hie conference, so ii was an nounced. They are expecled to ar rive at St. Germain May la, being preceded a hem I three days by the Austrian envoys. Treaty Heady for Germans, I'AItIS, .May (J. - The secret plen ary set-shm of the peace conference ended ai 5 : 1 u t his afternoon after hearing re;.d man treaty. i summarv of ihe (Jer- It is understood the ; treaty is now ready for presentation in the Germans tomorrow alieinoon. '1 he announcement was made at Ihe conclusion of the meeting that China. Siain, I'anamu. (Juaiemala, Haiti and Honduras will also be repiesenttd ai tomorrow's meeting. A big crowd cheered Wilson and L letnenceau hen t hey appeared at the Qtiai d'Orsuy (his morning. Credential I 'relented. PAII1S, May G.-- The iialian peace d'degii tes credentials were submit ted to the ( iei man plenipoten I iaries tliis morning. To Open Training, fa nip-.. W ASHING TON, Muj ti. Six oM reiV training cumps will open June -1 for a six weeks course, so the war department announced. The attend ance is not epeeled 1o exceed I'jtiO. Want .Men lor Siberia. WASHINGTON. May Kight thousand men wiili pre tons military training are desired tor service for three eai in Siberia, m the war de pii'i'ir'H an noil need. Seven thou sand will be in fun try men. Three year enli-.inieiits ot ::u infantrymen are a No th.Mnd for r tee in Alas ka. Will Make Germans Sinn. PA Ii IS. May ('.. The blockade sec tion ni the supreme eennomie coun cil wa directed to draft p la ns tor the economic isolation of Germany, which will he employed by the allies If coercion is icnuiled to make (lor- I nianv sin the ticc treat v. Pendiui- ' t he signing, dome financial re.-t ric tions auatn.-l (lermanv will be re leased. Pefi-ournd in Stale of Sieue. TSAKSKoK-SKl.o, May H. A state of sii L'e has beeM p ( ir la i Ml ill in I'et ri'gr.nl, so it was u'lnmiuceil hen1 tT .ir-k.e-S' lo in 12 miles south oT PeiioL'ratl and contains (wo former imperial palaces. Dalian Dele.He. Ian out e. TIOMK. Mav .". - Premier Orlando and Poreiirrt Minister Son n inn left tor Pari tonight. Seb.Kti.u disp.iiehe.- stattd that all societies, in a mass meet in r, adopt er) resolutions declarinir that eity anu ed to italv . t Sebatiico if the an- second Dalmaii- city declaring nexa tion to 1 1 a 1 i , T'atal Ti'iii'iin-iil VWv. l'0!.r!lir, Ohio. May wef" killed, fourteen ln,lur.-d. h a ' one is missuic in a lire rutne.J an apart ni'iit house ( ar!v tins mornitg jght id at hieh here 1 'olllll v Ton k mi T.iybir. g -rage, reai le d w i: h 'he count ' ,,lve of the Motor : hue last iv i new two ton G Ihop M C. tt.ii I-:, wl.-ih he diue tlown Irom 1'onhitid. The new car is to b u. -ed by t he coun ty in hauling rru-hed roi k and "hot miff for paviiig Tie- bed is lito d with a-b s-to-- and- s" -l and the trm k is eiuip;.-d wi'h a boi'-ling attachment Mnaii Itlae. I.itile Damage A Hue lire at the residence of A. S. ihn.t. on Kad Lane sire. t. lor a !;!::- la.M ev-nj, g t Ii n a t ei , . d the en- l,..-l Tl,.- ir.v 1 of th- hi.- ( !).. Th- -p. rtin-iit s.-lV d n nl - daniai.-" i, ih- roof I, at w-r- - fl.iin.-s w.-r. ia'--lit tli.i kl .xtirci 1 Hi.- II of ml'.d with w.tl.-r wa- 1 i. Il.dlat r at d II I. ' d I! i-i ih- .111 .1 n r. s tr ill W. w.-i - I 'tti.1 Til II fal -., 1, f th- In.-!, .- 1,. li -it tilt, r fall. . -d who I . . r - fe, il ili- i hi prop"r litlililt" "ti tll-ir Itoial r h Ma-oli tl"tiltoti !:-. -'l'ar m V' or l a ir I C',-1 t-r .o i - ti.-,irl,i a- i!." Ma T- :i pi- Work It' 'he I' Ni. (! fi' liy order It V V. F. Harris, s- CARNIVAL QUEEN VOTES PLACED ON A BASIS ONE UNI EACH; 01 II tH PLANS At a meeting of the carnival ex ecutive committee and the chair men of hoih the senior and junior queen commit lees, it was decided to change the method of crediting votes and the contest will he eon ducted ou the basis of one cent lor each vote. The carnival hats will sell for 10 cents, or ten votes. Any one su desiring can contribute cash for votes. The carnival buttons will be here the last of this week. These will be sold only by the junior queen contestants, while the hats will be sold exclusively by the senior queens and their supporters. .Mrs. Wharion, junior queen chair man,' reports considerable interest being shown in the schools and each institution has announced u candi date. They will appear in the field just as soon as the carnival bin tons arrive. VISITKII 1'ltlNK MtYKIiS. Chas. Krogel, L). K. Buseiisbark, J. II. Sinniger and County Agent C. J. Hurd visited Dr. Searbrough's orchard at Creswell yesterday to make an inspection of his evaporat ing plant. Mr. Krogel and Mr. ', Husenbark contemplate erecting dry ers this year and they are trying to 'determine what type of dryer is the ! most efficient. Dr. Scarbrough has i three dryers consisting of its tun nels, probably (he largest drying I pliiut in Oregon. I .Mr. Hurd reports that the crop on I Dr. Searbrough's prune orchard, con- MS',n 01 my Vm! "u,,u,,u will apparently be a total failure i ins year, as an uie prunes hi e dropping. This condition is report ed pretty general throughout thai vicinity of the Willamette Valley. Dr. Scarbrough marketed over a million pounds of prunes last year, and the loss of his crop this year will t: something in the nature of a calamity. Skm ial .Meeting Tonight A special meeting of the Roseburg Chamber of Commerce is to be held at the city hall at S o'clock this evening. Mailers of intrinsic, im portance are (o be considered. All members of Ihe organization are i urged to lay aside whatever business j j they have for this one evening ami display a hit of civic pride by usher ing In their presence tonight. W. C. j Harding. President C. of C. j Aks Divorce Decree ; Violet K. Campbell has filed suit in the circuit court asking that she he grunted an absolute decree of di vorce from her husband. A. o. Camp bell. The plaintiff alleges in In r coin plaint that the defend an t de : sorted her April :;u, lMti. and has i since contributed nothing to her snp I port or to the support of their two I minor children. The couple were I married Sept. lis S!2. at Kam ! loops. H. C. Hun ias Mask ltecced ! Kekh Allen, of this city, has re- coved a Hun tas mask sent I roni somewhere acioss the Ithine by bis brother. Clyde K. Allen, a liostdiurg I boy, who is now serving with I he army of occupation witli a company ; of I. S. engineers. The mask is far inferior to those used by the Ameri cans. D is on display in The li-view w indow. sheriff. Sale A Happy Kar titer I raci fir, fine double disc Jt-foot harrow and a 1 lathe plow will he sob) lo the high est bidder at a sbeiitf's sab- io b hebl at the Partners Kei d Shod Sat t urdav at : n. m. ICeim ed I'roiii Tniiii II bitterly at the calling of (he fit- : William Smith, a cob. red dining , witness this morning. Thir'e- n wit car emplno, was removed from j m-sses were calb d in fpiick sucr. train No. 11 this afternoon andiron. NfUie were cross exaniin.d taken to Mercv bosnital. Dr. Lehr- I The slat- ended its cae wiih : i bach, the local Southern Pacific physiciitn, tnei the train 1 charge of ihe man. who i1 Drain lte.idents it :md took riiite 111. Deputy Sheriff I'M Sterling, Frank Womherg and William Mat i toon, prominent Drain residents, ar i rit d here today fni ' usiness The J trip to this city was made by auto mobile The vMntr b ft for their home late ihi afternoon. Nlni-e Trimble for ( Hw punt hei "('i)w i.iiin In r r.iriiiill ami lii liri'l.'. f.iriii.ii iiirain in ir.tnl.li . "al . . acrf.riliiiL' Miss Sa ks, art- al Cr.'sc ui .'ily. It. a t.-l.-plimn' in.--- : sat'.- r.'roiv.! today Py Hli'-riff Q'lin' from a prohation ,,ff ir, r of iln.i plaf". wlm ranscil lie arrst of ilo nalr. lip a'lvic- f n i n ish.-.l t,- Mr Qiiiii'- th.' roiiplt- w.-r.i lih.-ratt'l. I K.ll I Ill (.11 M. IV MI.TI". Noii. it I. Hi h-ld in is h. I hi uli that aa will h I'oill. las lot II," in- 'I i.-l a.'pli' '..iliti . hai on M, 1 -Ili. A l hoilnl 1,.1'lot Tl.. this tiin" " III" l;".t , lor Jill," May "va, will al- it-l.th fiad" xalul- " 1J 1.1. I :!:. initiation will I - lit Ih" Jul," iliid-l- i h- l,' v that th" nail." '! th" old la, l.afion will In which pfrini'.s . inu la w li.ay In,t tlnni. Th" follow n, e I , hoth "Xamiiiiitio, s il," priii-taui for Tliur-day t ii hm-lic, Wi ll ii,K. Hi-tnry. Ai-rlciiltur- and Sp-limir. Friday I'hvsioloi'y, l.aliutiiiir", (leni-raphy, Civil (Im -nuu-nt and Il-ading I o. c nnowx. " Count)- School .Supt. TECT IN LEASER iti :r i: ri.i that iioi.i.axd WILL IIKI-'l Sl TO TITLX l-'Oli-mi:k KAISl:l OX l it TO Al l. Il l) I'OWKliS i:ol TlilAL, WIIKN A Ski: l TO DO SO. ITALV NOT INVITED TO RETURN l inal Draft of Treaty Did Not Con tain Italy's Name and it Had to be Written in Trying (o Prevent Lynching. THK HAOl'K. May C That Hol land will refuse the expected de maud to I urn over former Kaiser Wilhelm to the allies for trial, is in dicated in information received from confidential sources. The Dutch government contends that the former Kaiser entered Holland as a private cil i.en and that the Dutch law ap plies to his case. Pence Jelegates Coining Soon. VIKNN'A. May 6, The Austrian and H uu gar inn delegates will leave for the peace conference about the nd of this week. The party will consist of thirty delegates and assist- in is, with twenty secretaries and four ne wspa tier men. M . Duri leiu Jicads the delegation, Italv Not Invited to PEettnit. V A 1I1S, May ti. - Support ing the American report thai Daly was not invited to ret urn to the peace con- I fen-nce. ii was learned that the final draft of the treaty did not contain .Italy's name, ami it was necessary j to w rite it in. i Trv to Prevent L m hing. i GUKKNSIiri'G. Ph.. May ti An I entire t roop of state const a biliary. reinforced by a score of volunteers, has surrounded Ihe barracks win re James Crawford, alleged to have confessed to the brutal murder of ! Kiiiimi Aiistru.v, a l.atrohe twlnud teacher, and his alleged accomplice. ( John Kay, are heing guarded from lynching at the hands of angry farmers and townspeople. The news of ihe arrest of the alleged slayers aroused the en (Ire community. An gry mobs are reported assembling, determined to "lyneh ihe prisoners at itny cost. (lain) Wtlhml Was Mucker. ' SAN KliANClSCo. Ma fi. On ; the ground that Je.- Willard wa a ..-laekir during the war, snldiets. sailors and marines are considering a cam p itgu to hall his Pom l h of July fight with Jack Dotup-y. i Ittail llao Itig Mrike. I IMO DK J.NNKMID, May ti About ' 7t,niiii tar! ory wot kern are st rik inr at Sao Paulo, and la.lMiu at Santos. No disturbances were reported, (uittv of Sedition. ! POKTXANh. May fi - W. N. Keivo. editor, and A. J. Partan. manager, j or the Toverl. a Pinnish latigmige j tiew.ipaper published al Astoria. Ore 1 gon. were found guilty by a jurv In j the federal court today of dtstiibu ; tion of seditions literature in viola tion of the espionage act. M A l l: i l.osl s i s: IN HI HI t.AHfilsoN TI l . Si:.TTLi:. May f, - li aliing, ap- titne. that sh nd liberty. Until r poisotiin g M i -. ;1oW a and sobbed . parently for the fit . is fightin for life j Garrison, on trial l !Graee Storrs. budie t Htartliug suddenness at noon. I.IIU'li l'llll NlK'llli.T Caltlain K.'llfV. It v.-tian of tl war of wars, will sji.-ak al 111' .l. p'ii j ',-,1 ii. ! 'la y ai th. arrival or Irani whi.li l;. lil' to r.-a. h litis rily a' J:in a. in. A iilallorin will In .-r.cl--il at the Mnitl. oii'l or ill.' pa--' lif. I s'ati'Hi an.l railr.ia.l .mplo. will t... tll.-r.- .nma.-s.'. Til.' raj. lain will sp. ak in ill'- ini'-r.-si of th.- Vir ion loan am! a. '-ordniL' I" I'or'lan'l pa..rs li.' will wll worth 1,'ai lllL'. I'AliMI-.li. Ml T "MI'I i i ii i i: nn 1 1, i i u. .lohl, Al-l-rday lo : is, I , (il tlllL' I lod.-nl "fadloatlotl ll.al , "11! imllii i y I.'. .till, li' '1 ill pol lhat 'I a i 1 1 ' I -o r-poi L-ioui d an. a .du.tiy in an up Ih, for fain, Mine limit nt rtly do . M-ir-d I'll of 'l.i- turn Ih. nil!, II to I I no p. 111- J laud , ! -' 1 1 1 i I , li ha- I ork and (hat ow,i-rs It I and do lo ll," at lin en, p r,i-, l-.k. ii i ou.pl;. ' w ill not he m res hul w hot" lai c, la I to d', fin, thllil.' It,' to try ar. f compel wiih the law. d ... EORMER ROSEBURG BOY RETURNS AETER 20 MO. SERVICE AI ISS0U00N Hob llargreaves, late of the St'.rd aero squadron, arrived here last evening from Portland. Mr. Hai greaves enlisted wiih the colors in this city .May 5, I ft 1 7, and alter three months preparatory I raining at a cantonment In Texas was sent to France. He was stationed at the Thors aviation instruction center at Issoudon, Krance, where he re mained for over tiO months. He was at first engaged in constructing buildings at this aviation school and later was assigned to airplane repair work. He was discharged from the service at Camp Lewis and reached his home at Portland April 19, I'M'.). Mr. llargreaves formerly resided in lioseburg, where he was engaged in the milling business with his laiher aud brothers. He has been ottered lucrative employment In the city and will probably remain here. HOLD SHORT CAKE CON TEST DURING CARNIVAI; CAKE SOED AT AUCTION A feature of the Strawberry Car nival will be a shortcake contest. A HiOini' ennimitlee nf irnm t n en I ladies has been selected, cousisiing tf Mrs. W. K. St. John of Sulherlin Mrs. W. H. Fisher of lioseburg. iiud Mrs. John Iluseubark of Melrose, who will have charge of this branch of the slrawherry display. 'Ihe fam ous and only Hoy Itellows will act as auctioneer and will sell to the high est bidder the ca kes of our best cooks. This money will go to the carniv a I asociat ion to defray ex penses. The straw berry coin mil tee mo isting of Karl Pearey. John A!ean- der and John Husenbark. have mad i.. ,.ni "'"r1"" uisiiinuie over Class A, best ' crate, ?10, dm. I il,H ' . , , , !l..n!l.. in Ihe licenses being re- Cla-s li. best single berry. lt- .,,,,, ,n ., rtlMnt , , L. , WJ)S vi. led 2 and 1. Jtiiithei acre, d to allow ihe carnival Class C. largest berry, $1, divide.) . ,.,,;, l irM t all c.m.-es- ''" ,,im1 , l ions, and perinissh.n was also given Class D. arilslic display. $(., di-(), M ,,, ., (jni(I ,.nil 1tie vide.) i and 2. i fit(l . ., jlMl ((J ris. illM .,H son i i a s I-.. tirnstic siiortcaKe, ui-; videil I and 2. j Clas-T- best shorieake, ftl. divided : I and 2. Class G. largest vai ieiv di-plav. ?r.. divi.bd T. and 2. 1 All prie winning exhibit in i la--A. K. V. Will be aUi Meiied tt uilh . the shortcakes. Only one exhibit in e,n I) claws will be accepted frnin oin nt rson. The strawberry content will be h'-Id along Jackson street. ;ic cotdiuc to John Abxander. whn is ma k inn arrant-'emeiiis fur the mm ' mittee. 1 k.'.'p v;.j grovtM' 'o large propor Sllpl. Meicier, of the South' in Pa f . ,,,,, ..yp, i.n i.cm year itic lines in itregon, wno im- ue n in I he eil y on official business, t ot nor to Portland this al ien, on train No. 1 4 r.W.AI-OOl ITIMS. , I Mrs. Fred Monigomtrv r.-iiiin.d to her home at Spring fi. Id. nf'er -.isiting a Tew dav- here wnh her jtareiits. Mr and Mr. J P Starr j George Wilcox will nfiending In 1 Misin.'ss mali.rs in Oahlan.l S.inii .lay. Virlor riairtl. wlio lia -- I.. . n in tl.. arinv la-rvi.c, r ' ' 1 1 1 1 ...i lioin.- I..-I W'-illicwdav tiioniltic. K'l lll'-liar'ls was a !,.-.-l,i:rir i i -it or Saturday. Mrs. Soniio sp.-ht .--:iiurla i i . : ll'.s.-lnirc visiiinc Willi li.r son fail, u-l.o is at HI u t.ii 1 1,. 1. 1 Ii. I.. . . pillll. ' Mr. nnil Mrs. I.oni.- Smith, "f K' l J lore. Si-lit 11," lasl of lln- in k In il visiting with r.-laiiv.-s. MKtl Hop.. 'I hornliiirt' ai .1 I'ranldo I f - ti rx-. wlio af- at l.-ii'l i i school lit Oakland, ti. iil th.- w.-. !; nt Willi ihoir par.-iils on 1 1,., r.il.i- poola. -lattios Col., visit'-'I wiih Snl h. t 'li, ' fr. Mills Pallll'laV. '. Mr and Mis Kinf ' aril 1.. :.i I -:oii. f.f I ',iii'iua, Mr. ami Mis ii r. Tli'.tiipson and dani-hi.-r. of l o!- Valli-y. w.ro Hi,, tui-ls of Mr and Mis. J. A. SL-pIo iis on . lav ; Mr. and Mrs Jo.. I.ati-.- a . d ' iliiirih at Siith.-rlni S , i i , I . . Mrs. I'. arl II 1. of (lal -land, nil-, ' a tip - t al th- In, in.- ol ! I - .- last Sal ui 'iay. Th" so'-ial dam" i-i.-n at 'l-Cram- liall May ::. ptoi'd to I,.- . su, "'"-s J I was j- -I i I, I it I,,," 'if ', 1 1," (lii k la lid (-1' a d i , .. I i i i f ' n. . v. i -i f , ,.l, t... ,, six . , i ..in; 'I I. inn- I" was ,. i, did aid It . I , II a rally I" d" k"l wt'l, ,.iii,. -.ihit". Hi- nior i-oli. I- Tl :- lull I alt-ii'la In. Hi- county. 1 Chall-v ,.,i i'l-,,-,. . p t ! , l-i . I' lis a I'ni.i;., ',;.. I I ,, i - i -I i- A rood !.-!l-nl,.,i. 1 ii .1 ,., ..-i . 1 am! " a ('In i -Han wa.ii .o, ;,, . . . u h. 11 Mis Mary I' Id. I il- 'la I " A f.iii at il,- .. f T J -..it, II months and 'I 'I.,-. v a - li-l : a. -ir S.il'.-:i It. the ,.. .r !!.. ..ipl - I., n' alnio i In r -ni, I- l!i i,, in ;.. 'i'o ;- I- i h,l to I,. . . I. oil 1 'h- stat- o,' i.iii.li w, nt, -o pro,-! 'a, it, r woit-'ii l.i'V- p.-i ,-d ji.'ii-.' ' ! ' Mil,'' ti.ol- . nt '1. .1 lo I' . a ... I '! ' ' of ctecui In which Mrs. Mar-.' I , I!i(l,ard wan 1,-1'! X X CARNIVAL DANCE JII'M-'V" COOK WILL VOI' in: ALLOW l:ll TO LI V Ol'l'osl I'loN lA I S III IIIM. I m: STItAW- m:i;i; cai;m ai all cox- ci-.snIovs to I'OM.Mi i ri:i:. MAY NOT SIGN NEW CONTRACT Walcr and l.iubt Co, DcIiim" to lit new Coiill-ud With the Cil tn dc.r I it hi" ( 'ond it ion order Sidewalks Ituilt. The ci I v ouncilmeii were last night com rented by a carnival com lliillee wlm unfolded before them a prnteM wherein tlie objected stivn timely io 1 he fact that dance per mits have been isucd to 'Jitney" Cook nllowiim him lit run opposition I stepping partus io the big c. irniv.il ("bailees winch are lo be held at ihe ; .irniory. Some of the council mem bers (imk ihe at'iiudo that .Mr. Cook. I by viiitie ol the law, had a perfect j t ighl lo c hid ihe.-,e dances and that if he was refused a permit he ,"uM ,H ouits. I ily Attorney Carl h. Willi bill) abo shared this view, in some I speci-. The discussion grew quite cloudy. To parity clear up tin situ ation 1 a vol Slew ait look Ihe I loor am) si, i(e, that he had not been con snheil in die matter at all. hut from I h I Ilia el sin M I -peeeh W Inch fo- loueil. it Was unite evident ihal he) t.i'oi.d m.niiinu ili.- e.-lmie tight j io all dame p.rniiis to ihe carnival i 1 1 ii i mit ! e. The mo r inn I in all. v in. td' to i. Mike the license granled Mr. Cntt, v.hb h wan iun kly second- 1 v. hat grounds'" inlerj' cb -d 1 .cum:, ilman ' ( Hi Ihe trtoiihds ..I good citirii-hip.' sotn.'- ' ..,.,,,.,.,1 Vll,(, W;S ,-...u ui,u-h a 1 1' if. Jlaidlv Inn! Die bllle stll'ike ol Hie opening, Word encounter cleared awav uben o. i:. Prank, i i.ig-r of the lo. al a .. . r and lurln ettmp.tn . tin.pp. d anoi i bomb of prote.-l. V 1: It li tr Ml .1.. .Kit s. e. .J lo have ii st.ittln.i' eff. . i lie Inr.nni. d tli" eiiv d.id-i (hat hi" one rn had re f i . ) to elit. I- i n lo a I on I r.iet t Ul -ni-hii'g the cti.v lirliM lor another m- Ma'- ini.br Mi-- ixi-tiiiL' conli tbeis' Mr l-'taiik pointed out that ihe b c.l.ilive l.llep lie- ts W' le Tap- bll I'eihl' lo piece and their lip J r,..,i Thre' of ihe nosis ' ixu ni.. clnst! )- lirbl circtiil are " j b-it to il m ii T and no bliieprinl can be ! found v hieh would show where Ihe uji s 1(il Th- light sockets are I i oi ;,.i r proof and the screws do ,iu! liol.l the out. r globe ; w t. h fact I j.; tb d t-'t can" fot "o inu.h bt .Vt:.- Ti t re ate no .1 -j' ribui ing h,,i " ;ii tie h.i.-e of the po-is. Mr. p,.,. k ..f the opinion that the i.:,i I;-. ni m .v have to it lor ii up in . rr. .-. -Miii I s ar.- iiiIi'mT civ- 1 tl. t. Horn.' v.-iy ...... 1 , .-t.-t rails for i . alH li.l r. pairs. ! 1. . Il at lo -p. nil i r..r i- .np'ii:'r- l.'- ! ! f - t- nt . r. -I i-.n-i' el I ! ..1-1 Vr I Th. !. !'. .... tl,- l i i ..'il-l -.-lv l- " "f i " 1 H' r..ini. . tlio rniiii- ci i II il III.' p'i ' - "Hill 1." wator plool. Tl.- i. !.- 'I ii i mi fur I'M !.. ,'i.-r ..l ili oi-lv ..1. niiiai' Iv , a pf" I '1 atiV" post .(n.i, ial!"d to ,,. 'i .-l with th" .. . a a , appoinl.-d if: I and fll" a , I't-'il'r tn""lii,r I- I'-ti." r . - ,. I- no nd it ion 1 1. l: Sin. ml. l ook, i. on I-i-, I pal ii d lit. m.rtli iii . i ( i. -l I. ti.li-" . 'I proj.-ili and Ih- -a I fi.l- of I t s on la w lis al ', I,- nil l.v l , . on u a- . , ill. M- V...I1 i ,' - N-i-'h Sid-,- 1 l ifli l" I rondltlon. 1,1- ,, , !.,, 'I hilll- ' i .' '1 a" I-'. !: I ni'-i-' ,. I ... -' I , ! - ' 'I h. on- " ' Tl ' ''P ' :l' "f ,!' . r - "f i 'if " ' V . '' . ilm' f'" ' i' 11 '! I" II- i; " " !' '' 1 I 1 of Hi' ild !- , 1 I,, ' 'I : I I !: ' ' '1.- t . t. d to a':. i i, it v-'-'-gi, :, f;. I hy C. W V. fn i'." I On , i CIRCUS LADY PROVES EfflCIENCY IN LAND ING INI YESTERDAY Miss Miller, advance agent for Ihe AI G. Karnes "Uig Top" attraction, which is to visit this cily May ltith, tried her baud ai fishing yesterday afternoon. The circus lady droitpeu anchor somewhere along Deer Creek and after two hours of "watchful wailing" succeeded in making a big catch. Like a true fisherman. Mis. Miller cut Ihe forked slick, strung her i wo "chubs" thereon and her en trance into the city at the fag end ol the afternoon was great to behold. No warring hero could have done better. I'ish pole in one hand the lish in the other, head high in tin atmosphere, looking not lo (he righi nor left, and wiih a cadence bespeak ing of youth 'n' every lb lug, tin proud fisherwoiuan traversed Jack Min str:'el like Grant did at Uich in ni id. Whol her M iss M tiler evei heard the welcome sound of "fish sizling in the pan" was not learned but Ii was rumored that she gener ously ofiered them to a friend who it is said, just as gemrously refused to accept Iheiit. We are wondering why? si nd.w picnic ';njoyi:i. The pleasant days for picnics are at hand and last Sunday was an ideal one. So with fishing tackle and well filled lunch baskets a crowd of our townspeople left early in lour automobiles to spend Ihe day on ihe Calapoola. There were few fish c.-iughl, hut the picnic was en joved by all. Those parlaking of the da "s spoi ls were: Mr, and Mrs. V. li. Duncan, Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Kvaus. Mr. and Mrs. Itussoll Hryant. Mr and Mrs. Itay Wright, Mr. and Mrs. I.'udolph Harness, Mr. mid Mrs. Gene I; ii haidson, Mrs. IC van Wimer. Mrs. Melva Cannon. Charles Clarke. Clarence Perkins, Lucile Wright, IJoe (loet., Iteit-nice Duncan. G orge i '. a ns and others Did we have a good lime ' I'M say we did. Mi-i-( IijiiiIn AsstM-iiitioii S'-rc-liii-y ('. S. Il")nliii it ii ri ci (J ii -'F a n linn of th" .M"-,-liants AH.-orin- lion lor loiiiorrow nii:hl at s o'clock Maul impoi'laiil niiilt"-H nro to coin,-l"-l,,i" tin- ass-uihlai:", I-:. A. Me 1.,'iiu. s"ci'"liu- of ihhc (11-,'non Mcr chaiits AsHorialion, Is lo In- lucsctil a a tl will sp. a k on tin- ailjusi incuts, of ii'suranc" rates, of li,l"t"sl lo li,. o ,a inclchalits Mr. Mcl.cau Is now at Mni-slili.dd iind will iirrivo ln-r lor tho m.-t'tiiin loiuotrow. Ilii III, l,i I'arli A "l , njol aid" hil ihditl pillll was li,-ld liisl Siiiurdiiy iift'-rnooti a, th" I ol Mr. an.i Mis Uarri l.ohr. 1, 1 7 South ('..hi, ior""t. In hoa or of III- l::ili I, till,, lav iimiii-r -all of Ih.-lr 'laiiMlit. r Mildr. d Th" i-ip.-is w.-r.-: liiii ii ii i r . l-;ih(d I ki li- Hi I liil-on. Alia Wooilin. Aun- tl-l I'-rklns. lla.-l Al.rams, Harold iloadman. I'ranki" 'I hoi p. Haloid rarnnd", I fa rr v l'i,-rsoii. 11,'h'ii Siiiu hiili. r, Mlldi.d l.ohi. Mm. .1. T. Mil l,r iis-isl.-.l Mis. l.ohr ou Mils o,-ra-sioii. Ice cr.-ani and rake, ami fruit ami punch wrr S"li,-d. The il.-cora-lioiiM w.-i.. t.-.l. k r. -1 1 and while .-l..i!.jIl-W-I-I.J-l-M-lM.-l .;. mihisi: i.ihk.i: 1,1 si s .j. .;. i hi in i'i;,n'i ii i in i;r. -i- .j. 'I h" lo, al Moos., lodt". so II .;. I-.,.-. .1 th, ir propel iv Mix lint .J. . le-t at Ih- colli. I of llnunlas I J. and Jack ,,,i si Is. to II W. . .;. Shaw ami I.. I. .loii-s, of A. .U I'm ilimd. for a period of three 4 ... leaf- I lie i-ss s are io ereci t U ii mod' in s'-nic- --tallou on 4 .j. ih- prop-rt.i noi unlike lltos" 4. .. linn d in ih- laii'-t i m-s, with ! a dtii-wai rii'lil t li roil i- li III" I .J. laiil'ln,!'. Th"i will carry a .j. .. In " or auto tins, ae""ssori"n, ... and opi-tate a "as filling Hlil .j. lion in , Hot, with II re. .j. .j. pair .-Imp. M-.-.-is. Shaw and J. ... Join s ( pe l lo lie ready for -j- .!. ol-ialloil Within Six IV'-eks .j. .j. and lull have lor I'olllaml lo ... ni, 1,1 lo ii. ak" purchas.n of 4 tiviur---. etc. rio'll lll"ll colli" ... Iiipl li i' i "iiini"ii't, d and no 4 dou'.t w.ll make a slice. -ss of 4, J. Ih-if l-n'lir". 4 4.I...-44-H-W-M-WW-H-r- a fin. of J 1 1. ( -il d froiu A I'l'ltrj lot a Italic I lola, 1. ,,,, w as rt'ltlil l"'l. ,,i,. I,, it,- niiii-ititl circtiniRiiinc-s sin 1. oil,. li, f II,- ' as-. 'I h- -I,,!- ;ii ,h- ('ml of Moor- ,1. -I loi l,- 1, "I Till - II.IS III" l-etl .., , i , o' , -,, ',. ,.i' opin u n, ami t In v -I,.: , 11,,, p, ,,, . 1 , -. on 1, -I .- will In fold:. , I- .'P The : 1.1." .. .11. I'l III- ' I'd of th" Mill SU""! I, ,11 ., !-i"l . cons 1 ruci" I Th-t ,. .. , i- no fut'h-r hip ,l,"ss. I..- , ! ...I. I 'I '.. I' II'. a ,, 1- liiollllili lull- W' I. I '''"'-' '' . . I I ..i-i... i" .1 I'.ai-r J 13" ... I'. ,1 I'm,!,,. 1. .-. rvl. .-. - I'' '" : I f I'. 1 I'l '...'). M.f.ii. i j i ' 1 1 . i f- 1 . 'ij.pit. : t ; ... ! r h. h'.o ti :illtii:,l.' . 11 lj r M it i.-t-. si I'vicc..' , , 1 on 1 i, ! V i p I I I) 1 1 1 , g i fHh c. . t'tiinh " . Ill :i" i ( hut- I ;l ll'vd. Co . Mipp1h" ', in. i I ehurg Cafeteria, no U , 1 ! I l-loT's Mnl ", 'IpplieH "'l SCHOOL TEACHERS MEET AT GARDINER ( OI TY l-:l )IC,T( 1IS HOI. I) MOST SI ('( l-:ssl-'l I, IXSTITI TK MAY : I.AIUH-: .TTI-:.M.X('K IS ItK ( (lltlH I) COMMl'MTV fl.l'll IIIS( I SS1CS MAi'lTOHS. PROf. ALMACK, U. OF 0., SPf AKS I a rollout Prorjun iten -fount y SihiMd Siitt. O. C. H low n TcLIh of l'rtM Kvcui -nIoii io Win chester lluy on Sunday. The followiiiK article prepared by Pred Coif and County School Hupt. O. C. ltruwn, tella graphically of the 'eaehers Institute held at Gardiner, siiiirday, May 3: hiKiltuto opened hy a few appro .uiate remarks from Mr. Drown, the -ouiity hii perln ten dent. Sour fol low ed. The Star Spangled liauner. Mrs. May hello Wilson Church then ,'ave the teachers a hearty welcome io Gardiner. Mr. Street, rural supervisor, guve i vt'ry liiHtructlve talk on tho "Dally I'rornni." Mr. Street, having taught for Heveral years, Ulumrated hfs talk with .in outline of a very usuhle pro crn in. Special emphasis was placed on the necessity of a good program. The program must provide for sequence in siihjects, study periods. Violin duet, Miss Kthel Arehsrl ind Nova Sovery. This nmtiher was .spiM'ially enjoyed hy all and called for an encore, ihus showing ihe ap preciation of teachers of developed talents. "Visual Instruction," hy Kred A. (ioff. Many of the possihllltlen of visual instruction were explained. Kach rural school should have a uoroopticon. The greater part of ritir education comes by means of our yes, the impression made by slides in Ihe screen is more lasting and Infinite than the impression made y words. The I ntvi-rsily of Oregon, the Ore gon Agr (cultural Colloge and many f tin- federal departments will fur ilsh slidt's tfi schools that are snipped with steroopticons. Stero i pi icons may he purchased for $75 uid up. If we tire In combat the quest ion-hh- fnllnence ot some of the moving del ore films, we must take chnrg f this business and place tit every our room school a moving picture Machine v here purely educational ilnis may be used. Much time mny m saved hi (earning agriculture, his ory. geography hy ihe use of ihe dereopl Icon. Mrs. Ma belle Wilson Church gave i very In lei est ing mid lusl motive iddress ou "horn I History." History nicht iiossildy begin with Astoria, nil Sroilrdmrg Is more local and also ery hfsiorhiil. Starting from these mints of Interest, Mrs. Church, a laughter of a pioneer, took the arbors through the years of devel 'piiieni of this section to the present, l is f mpo!-ihle. in this spare io give hie cndlt to her excellent address. At 12 o'clock all present were lu lled to partake of a most excellent ateteria lunch, prepared by Ihe L-ood patrons of the Gardiner school ind served by the girls of the high rhool This delicious luncheon will ong he remembered ns evidence of he hospitality of the people of liur iliner The afternoon session was opened unii a vocal solo by Nellie Baxter. This seec( ion was very appropriate ind well rendered. Supt. O C llrown gave Informa tion In regard to new school leglsia- ton. Mioh has Imjcii done toward in pi ov emeu t of educational con ill ions hy recent legislal Ion. Among ihe most important being (he raising i the standard of teachers' salaries, ind provision fur raising more money for school purposes. Ihe adopting of the provisions of ihe Smiili Hughes act hy (he Icgtsla lure so that federal aid is available lot industrial school work. changes made In the county high - hool fund la w make it necessary 'hat a high school must be a four , e.i i si andard in f inter that It par 'icipiite Jo this fund. Miss Alice .loyce next took Up the Miik or industrial clubs. Miss loe was one of ill that were sent o l:utoie io make a study of school ardeiiH and imlusirial club work l. !' She Is now ill the employ of lo- fi det.il goveinmeni and is one of he rlii'. leaders for Oregon. Her i,a t of the club work Is very 1 1 flt-t definite out line of the oi k -li"u . Its great importance. ; (! ,l Il !e eliientH of club lliemheni (.I 1 1 v lls Joyce were revela- Ti, . Ill .1 .rr 'in 1 i't - ti. i special number was a i due! h) Klorelte .laiielte Slid n i K'linedv, which was very , ei.Joved. -i .I'din C Ahimck, dlrecior of i i'-n of the Cnlversity of Ore rive .in excellent address. 'The lion or ihe School." lie being e.iih-r fii extension work nt the Cniic 'In- 1 mm le.irh i-iity, was able to present to the H ts In a very logical form the fii union of the school. T Iteed, of the Oregon Agrlcul (Continued oQ Tigo 31 1.) leal i: