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Newspaper Page TextR08EBURG M REVIEW ion Fuiimia KEVHW TEXiKPHOKB M- Cb tae phone it yon kar mat ad or a newt item, or any builma connected with taper In any waya Tke Review Is equipped W frtnt letter head, envelope, card, pat ten, or anything In Job printing. ' CmmUrr Tit H Thmm, Iim I r-f ROSEBCKG, DOCtiliAS COUNTY', OKKGON, WI'.D.VKSDAV KIK.VIVC, MAY I t, ltd t). VOL. XXII. No. 64. HOWL AT AMERICA c;i:i:ix spkakku Di:ti.Ai:i:i THAT CKIIM.t.V COM illDM Ii IX Ml I. SON HAS liUA SMAMK I'l I.I.Y Alil SKI) IN TKit.MS OK THLATV. GERMANS FILE MORE PROTESTS Authorities Ili'Ut'vt' ;tMinans W ill Complete I'roteMs uu Treaty Within iVescrihtM I. I;is Ask Hiulu-r Kale. Hy John 4..nm.enz. BEItUN, May 13. Fifteen thou sand majority bociulims made a demonstration in front oi Hotel Ad lon, crying "Down with Wilson. Uown with Americans." The tumult grew in front of (he American head quarters until fifty soldiers arrived and cleared the streets. A crowd gathered for a demonstration againsl the peace terms in front of the Keichstag. Richard Fischer, in an address, said the Germans' confi dence in Wilson had been shame fully abused, and that the govern ment would not sign the treaty. The demonstrators then surged toward the Hotel Adlon, hooting, jeering, find shouting "Itobbeis." The tu multous scene lasted for half an hour. II.iilron'K Want More. W A S 1 i I N i i TO N . M ay 11. I n -cv'sist's in rates on lumber and lum ber products is asked of the iut r state rommerce commission by the Great Norilmrn and .Northern Pacific railroads. These increases would ap ply to shipments from Oregon, Wash ington, Idaho, .Montana and Canadian points to destinations eastward. Delayed Plane in t-'liulit. CHATHAM, Mass., May 14 The seaplane m,-4 started on its flight lo Trepassey bay at ii o'clock Mils morn ing. Hi.'iuible Marts on Trip. W ASiil M. TON, May 1 4 .The naval dirigible C-5 left .Montauk lor New fun tid land at S o'clock, m the navy department announced. .More t.crman Prole-"!. I ilv Fred S. Ferguson I . PARIS. May 14. The "big four" have received three new notes from the Oermau delegates relative to the peace terms. Their nature was hoi disclosed. Confidence was expressed in high quarters, notwithstanding the present Mood of corn m u n ical ions trom the Ceriiiiins. that they will complete Mieir object ions to the peaie terms within the If. days limit, so Mint the allies may make reply wit bin another ten days. Ait Now in .Montana Horace ;. Wilson, formerly in chai: t t the Indian agem-y work here, wuu ouictb in iioeoiiig, is now in charge or the Jilackteet Indian agency at ltrowning, Montana, until a new superintendent is appointed there. He writes: "I am supervisor in charge. There are about j 5,0 tn head oi cattle and 20,'iihj head of sheep on Miis reservation. I have to dip all the cattle twice this spring tor st abies, commonly called scab. Wo expect in return to iiojeburn in June or July." Mohair llrinu.H (hmmI Prices J. M. Cross, a Canyon ill mer chant, today sdd tl mi u pound1 of moliair to ihe I'oschurp Junk Co. at Oiu cents per pound. Mr. Gross toted away a check tor j::.no. Mr. Hel per, w ho is purchasing the major portion of the local in oh a ir crojK stated this morning that the wooT market would open early next week, l Aieiidcd Uit in Kit! Mrs. M. J. Shoemaker and Mrs. Ii. K. Shoemaker and daugliter left this luorning lor Portia ml, where they will remain for a Tew das visiting relatives, enroute to Oliio. Mrs. M. J. Shoe ma ker will spend some t itim at Mm home of her daughter leading in Cleveland, and Mrs. II. It. Shoe maker U to isit relatives at Athens. hio. The ladies e per I to he ab sent from this city about three months. J,nige Prime f.roMih Ir. K. V. Hoover was lod iy show lng a line hrauch of 1'etite prunes from a cluinn or "hedec" of trees that have grown up on the rher bunk adjoining his orchard at YVin s'on. The fruit is of re:n;,rkahle sie for this time of the year. These trees tr sprouts have had no tnlti vation or spraying, bat as the fruit show such hie devcopm"n t, h" is wondering as to the value of the ex traordinary ear.' now being given to many on hards. Student I tod y l ie lion M in h In i ere-1 w ;is mauife led at the hieh n-lmol Tuesday aft-moon when the annual eee:km of student body office-: was held. Some of the student; di--laetl all Hie chi-racN-r-l.-ficj fit" s a-oi,-d Pair p.t icn-r and eert ioiie. re.J fur their andidates with n m h tine--" The ofia ers eel. d f T 'lie et'imc year were; Vn-siilert. I.e-dh Huttier; S-re'ary. liuth pow i 1! : TrMnmirr r, Many Lew ' ; S'Tt en n t -at - A r m. JosMdi I .Tuttinr VI. - Pre-id nf. IM- vtatA KoMhaeMi : Senl.emoto Vl rreswlent, Mac Itunr; Freshman Vice-rrtiiitnt, George Slnfleton, ADDITIONAL 100,000 IS DUNAltD BY ItlE ELKS LI)K MLtl) flliHItRS WASHINGTON, May 12. The feiliiul Uourd lor vucunuual iraiuiiig desires it lo be Known lliul between it and the liatioiiul 1-lks war relief coininissiun limine provision nas been maue lor tne iilacnig in vocational training or every worthy case ot dis abled soldiers, sailors and murines, wueiner tney come within Ihe tecu naal provisions oi the law or not. mis statement needs wine pnbliciiy because in hundreds of cases the dis abled men who do not come within the purview of Ihe law do not appear lo know that if they will report to any member of the soldiers friend committee that have been appointed in every Klks subordinate louse, they will be cared for Just as though they were in the cure ot the government. The Elks have placed a sufficient fund ill the hands of Hie director of the federal board for vocational edu cation to provide for all these cases. The members of the Klks committees liuve instructions to immediately lake the case of any disabled man up wiih the dislrlct vocational offi cer, who will place the man ill train ing as near his home us possible, as soon as he has decided upon the vo cation he wishes to fullow. The na tional Klks war relief commission has just placed in Ihe hands of Ihe director of Ihe federal board an ad ditional $100, 00U for carrying oui this work. o HELD AT GREEN SCHOOL LATIE RPART OF AUGUST Mr. CI. W. Hurt, president or the Coumy Farm Ilureau nrganizaiion, reports ihe organization of a com munity fair association ai Ureen last Saturday night. The object of the association is to promte a commun ity fair al ihe Green school house during the laller part of August or early .September. This will be one of the many community fairs to be held next fall. There will he four school districts take part in the exhibition. Glengarry, Green, Happy Valley and Winston. Mr. Hurt states that they have secured the forty acre field near the place when the exhibition will be held for purpose of putting on n tractor demonstration. The matter will be taken up with the sab's agents of the different tractors in Hoseburg, and it is confidently ex pected that this will be one of the log features of the lair. The officers elected are: Geo. W. Hurt, presi dent; Henry Lauder, vice-president; Mrs. John Moffitt. secretary, and M rs. Geo. Winston, assistant secre tary. Mr. Burl also reports that there will be a box social held at the Grange hall next Saturday night, the proceeds to go Inward paying the premiums on exhibits. ism:i;.ix HI lOl IN i m; hf.i.lows ' Altk. Hue to the uctivltleR of City Ite corder It. L. Whipple and H. 0. Pnrby, of Ihe Hamilton Drug Co., Kosehurg is not to be without a base hall ground. Securfng the county'n engine and lame road scraper, these two "fans" set out this afternoon to open up negotiation; with mother earth for a bust-dial I diamond on the west side. A. J. Bellows him kindly donated the use of sufficient area. Kosehurg has the material for an ex re pt ionally fast aggregat ion of ball to-sers, and an organization is soon to be effected. Ahdui Club lnci The Aloha Dancing Club held tli 'ir menhir meeting at Macrabee hall l.tst evening. The hall 'was beautifully decorated with a profu sion of snow balls and roses, and punch was dispensed to the thirst y steppers by Mrs. Marjorle Winter. It was decided to continue the meet ings thru the month of June before disbanding for the m:mmer. -h Votes on Sjile Voles for the carnival queen con test have been placed on sale at the I'alace of Sweets, the Hose and the I'nllyanna. and ballot boxes have also been provided at t lies' business houses. These votes ate sold for cash, at lo. 2 a or an rents. Stick ers are to be given out to automo bile owners tn paste on windshields, to advert if-e the coming Strawberry Carnival. HalltrMiake King. Here j C. ,. Go'irley, of Lugene, and Art 1 Wassom, of Harrishurg, arrix ed in ; the iiy la-! evening lo confer with a j local attorney on b ral matters. Mr. WasMm is the man who recent 1 v I killed 5:: rattlesnakes near Harris burg, the latrest reptile having 1 .ri 'mules and a button. Mr Wasun isas he "Just waded into Ym" with a c nh 1 Wntil iiinie if lta.eb)ill : The heed-port ba-ehall u-:un has S pent a challenge to the loeal aggre gation f'T a game of ha! I to he ;d:.ved at that p!:ire May IVh. but owing to the fart that st.;.i of ; playrs h.-re cannot s?.-t away from their work on Mint da'e. the prob.i jtulities are that th baffle w,ll not ! maeriiili?e. However. iliT" is fmii" j'l.U; of hringir t the Kerdnort war trior to this city for a game during t the carnival. Ml LEADER SAYS TERMS IMPOSSIBLE H.MiaiTII.Y li:l.XIS. THAT (iKKAIA.W HA !: SAMK STATU AS OTIIl It .NATIONS. DKSI'ITK THKIIt AWITT. ITil.MKS 1)1 U l.Vti THE WAU. ITALIANS INVADE DALMATIA Itcpoi'tcil to Have Landed Many Troops nnd Are Korlil'yinu' Hie .Moii nt aiu Passes as They Advance Wireless Iteeord. ZURICH, May 1 L The European press, n German news ugency, circu lated the following interview with Foreign Minister nroekdorff-Runi-zau: "The peace terms are simply unbelievable, because lliey nsk the impossible. The entente demands material guarantees, and will not ac cept moral guarantees. This shows Its distrust of us. We want an or ganized world in which Germany will have the same rights ns other people." 4 nils Treaty "Minder Plot." I Hv John Graudenz). TinF.riLIN, May 1 l. "We'll fight lo the utmost against separation by violence of any German territories," Chancellor Hcheideinann declared in a proclamation forwarded to Danzig. Under (he provisions of Ihe peace, treaty Dnnzle; becomes a free city, administered by the league of na tions). Schrfdemann. War Minister Noske, Ilueo Haase. and Konstantine I-'eh reu bach, president of the na tional assembly, addressed that body. The deputies stood and cheered for several minutes at the chancellor's worlds: "Take away ihat vile mur der pint," ns he gestured tnward a copy of the treaty. The demonstra tions against the peace terms cou tinited In several parts of the city. Italians Invade Halntntfa. LONDON. May 1 A --A Itelu-rade dispatch reported that large Italian forces had landed a I Kara and Se benico, in Dalmatla, and are march ing to Mie interior, fortifying Hie mountain passes as they advance. Austrian delegates Arrive. ST. GKItMAIN, May 14. The Aus trian peace delegates arrived hero shortly before G o'clock this evening. Caucus Chooses Cummins. WASHINGTON. May M. The Senate Republicans, in caucus, se- j b-cted Senator Cummins, of Iowa, as president pro iem oi ine senate. 1 1 is formal election merely aw aits the convt ning of the senate next week. Ilorah, on behalf of the Progres sives, nomina ted Cummins. The senators said perfect harmony marked Ihe oi ganizat ion of tin caucus. Cloak Makers Strike. NKW YOKK. May 14 - The cloak and suit makers of the In let nat loual Ladies' Garment Workers Union struck today. The leaders claim about fifty thousand are out. A minimum wage of $50 n week, a -11-hour week, a guarantee of eight months work a year, and the right to inspect the employers' books are demanded. firenl Wireles Kcronl. WASHINGTON. May It A radio telegraphy record was cythlished by t In navy department when a mes sage was sent trom acting Secretary Roosevelt to the seaplane N'C-(. fj' ing to New Foundland. A reply was received and relayed to Paris. Lon don, Panama, San Diego and ships at sea. all within three minutes. Plane Item lies Halifax. HALIFAX. N. S . Mav 14. The ! NC-4 ni rived at 2:10, completing Die I first leg of its flight from Chatham to rrepassey. Siart Orenn I'llgld Thuisdnv. TKKPASSKY, N. F., May 14.---Commander Towers, nualling the ar rival of the NC-4 from Chatham, said the three American seaplanes will probably start for the Azores tomorrow on their t ra ns-Allan i ir flight. The NC-4 is expected here hv ::i0 tonight. The Joral weather conditions are good. Siari Lonir Lund Might. DALLAS. Texas. May It - The Dallas Hoxfon aerial rerrui'ing (light started this afternoon. Lieutenant Duke, the pathfinder, left Love Field at 2 o'clock, headed for Oklahoma City. final; Washington Jail. I:VI;1M:TT. Wash.. M .y I I - Five prisoner, sawed their wav through two set-a of heavy s'ee h:its and e eip. fl from the roun'v i.iil enrlv to day. It it reported they are headed tow iird Sea f i h Mr. and Mrs. Hatty Hibb-bnrn. who have been visiting in Ponh-ml for Mie pa-t few d;is, tetniied to this city this morning. Mr and Mrs. Jam-- R. Ilnl-M ;,r rfwrl in Rosehurg Tuenday from Al bany and will r ;j)e h- r.- pim;i peri'ly. Vr Hohhs W a hial.t-mao ttti the Senth' Tii Pacific Mr and Mr - Ar-hur U fdc w ,i . Mr. at.. I Mrs Tut-i l.'idc a ..I Mr and Mr-. K. R. IWon. of Su'h rlin, whft ha be. tl ;,.-. nt f..r the p.Mt two week toning ' ' n ! i ' or ' I a , returned io Ros- hnrir thl- n on h g They report a very eiiy.v,i,le time and iiO serious car trouble. AMERICAN DECORATING CO. GET CONTRACT fOR "DOLLING UP" STREETS The contract for th decorating of the city's streets for the coining, car nival and sportsmen's tournament was hue this morning awarded to the American Decorating Co., of Seattle, by Roy Hufham, who has full charge of iho street decorating. The Washington firm are well equipped to place the thoroughfares in a glowing muss of red, white and blue, and the flags of the allied na tions are also to have a conspicuous place in the decorating scheme. Large lithographs of President Wil son and other great men who figured prominently in the war of wars will be displayed. All paraphernalia to deck the streets out in a manner never before attempted will be fur nished by the decorating company. The lamp posts will take on a gala attire and many new "dress up" schemes will be shown, that will far surpass all former occasions. Mr. Kllis, a representative of t lie Seattle firm, slated today that the work of decorating the c Ply's thoroughfares would commence next Tuesday, May 20. j SALE OF CANNERY STOCK TO BE RESUMED; DRIVE WILL OPEN TOMORROW The success of your cannery is now assured, ami it is one of t he i greatest assets nf Rosohurg and vi cinity. ,Kverybody wil1 be benefii i ted by it. Of the $20,000 capital stock, only $!lti00 remains lo lit' suhjicrihed, and ( we expert to have this anion ill pledged within the next lew days. i The following business men have kindly volunteered in "put over" the re main in g unsubscribed s'ock, and towards Miai end will make a cau- i vass of the city tomorrow. May la: M. F. Rice. H. W. Strong. A. C. 'Marsters, G. W. Voting, A. S. Hue, Irvin Ilriinn, Robert Kidd, O. L. Johnson, G. A. llurchard, J. K. Saw- : vers. Roy Hollows. ' Plea.-e he ready to make your sub- iseriptious when they call. Farmers, fruit growers and others that they w ill be unable lo call on may leave their orders fnr stock at the places I of business of any of the above solici tors, or see afiy of the undersigned. Itecome a part owner in ibis can nery while you can secure (he slock, and help along this much needed en terprise. JOHN Ill'SFNH A II K, A. J. LILIU RN, S. D. COOLKV. J. K. PICKKNS. H. II. RICHTCK. A. II. MARSH. M. H. GKKKN. JOHN ALLX ANDKR. PKTKR SINCLMK. GKORGF, NHUNF.R. Jr. Directors and Officers, Uin pqua Growers Associat Ion. MAXINE MCLAUGHLIN TAKES LEAD IN QUEEN CONTEST VOTING TODAY The standing of the respect ic con tesiauls lor tiieen of Ihe Ninth An miai Strawberry Carnival and Spoil. -men's Touninme.il at p. m. iln ai'ernoou is as lollows: Miss Maxim McLaughlin . Mi.-s Clara Hicks Mit-H Mabel MeCiillorli j Mi.-s May Purr M i.-s Maxlne Sykes Mi--s May Ilusenbaik Miss Lva Rice I Mi:s Gertrude Laird. 1h . '.T . 2 t'i .fin He son the 'school candidate, now bads in I junior queen contest w ith '.','.tx, i 1 MiiM Pauline Clark, of the lini 'sihool, Is a close second with H'0 ; Miss Hutner is third with 2:un. W J. Weaver, proprietor of the I'nip't'ia hot !, who has been in port hmd for the past few d.iM purehu ing fixiuren for the restaurant to In- jnsialted in con jil net inn wiih hotel, ret n rm-d lo Rosebu t v t h morning. Major A. C, Seely. a well known local p!isiclan, W iio M now ,V:V in health rampairn work fnr the go-. -eminent, arrived here t hi ieot him: to remain a short time wi'li i- f in ; ily and to a Mend lo ir f t.e ; t-i; 1 1. ri 'if a private nature. lie will i. lmri . to Poriland tonight. Li:s Mil! AIMIMMI N Is. I ! '.j. I ' is repotted I. ll ' Me .J Hall, ii hot. J i K.;i. (". h..- .J- . been ea-ed to on. o! '. j parln- who art- to c 1 J tin- buildn r tor nj. .' ' 1 ! Ro u-long has long !.! d- .1 a U meilein n I'll t t li'i. (H.'l -V If the cm i .mt rimoi i ( 'i , . H.eriUc. t ' t rit s lor.c f. It .t. want Is to be r- :iw ' H'- -H-r. thai e. i"i: .Me . f -i ;. b .1 e have h...-i! -';t'i" vi'h tie ! owner" of the for.,.- t I m- 1 ! propeftV, Cf:i)!'l ?" r.l'ely a-'-ertaiti-d f-e!.:; PINE GRUVRS JfGIN TO ORGANIZE at I'litsr mi:i:tix; or i-oi xty I'A.MI'.VU.N H.iti hllAKIS 111.' M(K l WKIUO l.Ki;. I.N XKW iiii..MA rioN oi'1 (iiivi:iis III'' TIIK COl -NTV. WILL INCREASE PRUNE ACREAGE Meetings Heinu Held in Many His ti'icls Durin- tlio Present eek Ouiside SHakei.s ParHci pating in Campaign. True (o form, the campaign fnr uiem bership in the recently organ ised i)ouglas County Prune Growers Association started off with a rush a l l inpiua last evening. The tirsl unit in this local organ izat ion was loinied there, with Judge W. W. Caldwell acting as chairman. The growers subscribed liberally to Ihe stock after explanations re garding the matter were math) hy several speakers from Oakland and Rosehurg; I'llti shares were taken by Coles Valley producers in what, will eventually grow Into the largest pro ducers organization in western Ore gon. "We are organizing as a slock company," said lion. J. II. Hoot h, "in order to commence opera ( ions linancially sound. The day of Ihe strict ly co-operative associat ions is past, with big business absorbing small distributors and packers. The prune growers business is also 'big business.' Willi the tremendous in crease in production apparent to one familiar with California conditions. It Is absolutely necessary tor the prune growers in Oregon to organize, to adver'i e, and in other ways lo stabilize Ihe prune business. 1 f we do no' do that the time may not be Tar away when prices will fall to ruinous figures." One grower staled that he planned to increase his planting 1!0 acres In can Ihe Northwest Prune Growers Associat ion materializes, of which the local oiTiinizjil ton would he a part, but Ihat he would hesitate about it without a sirong association to prevent future losses. Hon. A. F. Stearns, probably the mo: t prominent grower In Hie north ern part of the county, spoke In faor or the association, as did W. C. Harding, or Rnsebun:. The series of moeMniM will be continued in all parts of Hie county unlil the stock nf the association is Hilly subscribed and the phm of nnennfon explained to every prune grower. The prn rram includes Voncalla this after noon. Look ine- Glass tonight. Can voi'ville and Riddle tomorrow, ami Mvrib- I'tifk on Friday, with a wind up at Rosrbiirir Sniiinhiy afternoon. C. o. Holt. oT Lugene. will accom pany ihe pariv of organizers today, and Rolierl Patilus, oT Salem, will meel the pariv tomorrow ill time for Ihe Cjinyonville meeting. -o - A ;iin wan bom to Mr. and Mrs. U. 1. SiariM, lorrneiiy of this city, nt 1 !i link inc.t. Curry couniy, on Siimlay, May 11. Gnidtiu Stewart left Rosehurg to day tor Porilaml win-re he will spend Meial days attending to mdness m:i t let . Mi.- Veil Johnson, who has been al Portland for the past week vi.-ot-i'.i; with Iri'-mhi. returned to this it v 1 1 1 i mot n inc. Mi t.,riha Short, of Riddle, at- l j i (j in Ro bill g I h is iill'l tiniin to o. d nunc t in).' i.-ii ing at t he home ol Mrs. W. P. Ittatieh. Mi Han y Cook and son Jack, v)o l.ae b-i n vliiling in Grants I'.i-: tor the past week, returned to He ir home in Rosehurg today. Mi He-.-sle Heecrnfi, daughter of George Heei-rilft (if tills Cil.V, left today for I'ui'ene to (liter the train in ir ' liool tor nurseM In ctjnnect (on with Un- ercy Hospital at that cliy. i - Ttnilt Stamp Sm lal The I Ii i i' t si;1 tn p social held ;.l the !iom- of Mr A. C. Musters Tues (" u e-. e I-.ir, hv the Mental Culture rpih. wa a deented 'jucci m.i. Tim ... i , v. ;. tor the hen fit of Hie ,yf'-- btiib'mi' fond of th I', nf (t, a-ir au :o. e-.: was riven hy M t-i i;!,r' i.iiii;. ! .m "f wi.e:.-;i a the nni . . r I . 'I he n . ! -1 v. a- well at lend . il a:-d em- .i t .. de . u:il W.lS teal- . !' I t,.. Ml.'! Sci ii on the Mr. el Til.- old ! . ! M.. I tie I" I plelltV .,1 n,i, -, in ! ' " l,n., ; d.iv; v- as , .tlts to the I 1 1 1 ,,t t (a- i ion ol" a i ' 1 1 p m ' ' ' J '.- y iiierning V, !,h- ,.:,!!;. ef ij'l l t )C oh- i i uiU'-- ' v. - 11 I: now n K--.t i l.-'l'. w -ri i teg a lather -I.ll .. d -iM.ell IiO. e. t , j , .i i mi- ' 1 e a ' ' i.' mn nf niiP t to He- !d. all; would he , , : i. -, ! i to I ' i v. i , b" w ie ,o I'd" ! V .'. . d ,.H the I itp. , - .U ho. I e huigl.it-. . (1- .,.- i'.. i .mil', 'hank loir1 It, ).. r P " Im: I ''1 t -i !.. ;' ''! 'I'.vn into vie,-. . 1 r. ,i:: ' ':, . r k , v rtl T ti Oh le ' , t .tilt to ' . e thai '-he v-aM (:; d' - : '' '' "o'ti v - t e t n cut jo.i f li. r to-.. M he doH not i know the (Hze of the bill but SHAW AND LONG WILL LtRtll A MtlKOiUlIAN StKVICt MAIIUN HERE The new building which Messrs. Shaw and Long art to erect at Ihe corner of uougias and Jackson si reeis tor an automobile service biation, will beautify thai corner uuue uecuiedly, o it was learned to uay from the local eon tractors wuo ate to construct tne building, which is to be uluu modern m ev eiy re spect. The plans call tor a struc ture of ISxiii feet, with cement Hour, etc. To (lie wooden frame work will be lasieued melal latlis covered wall cement plaster. The roof is lo ho uf rubberoid, with a coating of asphaltum and gravel lo lessen the danger of I n o. The building Usui t will set diagonally on (he loi and a driveway cnlering, Horn Jackson or Douglas will cros lliru the struc ture in a half circle. The half dia mond shaped urea directly in front ol (he building will be sown to clover, and flowers and shrubbery planted thereon, giving un up to the minute appearance to the phi.ee. Three Hides of the building will be mostly ot glass. While the Portland men nave u three year lease on the .Mouse property, 80x100 feet, only bail of the area will be utilized by litem ut this time. Mr. and Mrs. John Alexander re turned today from Glide, where they picked about three gallons ol straw berries lrom their garden there. MUST KNOW HOW MANY ' GOING Btf ORE PLANS f OR LXCURSION COMPLETED The Chamber of (ami me ice is to day in receipt of three (elegrama and a number nt long distance telephone calls trom Kilt Ion, Scot iMburg, Recdsporl and (iardiner. These peo ple are willing lo receive u delega tion ot Ro.sebiu g people, rejn esent ing Ihe Chamber of Commerce, but eai h telegram and long distance call demands thai we gie them some In lormatinu regarding Ihe number of people that we hope lo have on thib inp. Nearly ftu earn have, nigned; yet none of the owncrn have given u definite number of gue.stH that they are tailing. Fach telegram and long distance call received insist h upon luiowing the number of people, in order to provide refreahniouirt and enlertaln metit . We are ml vised I hat they can not wait until Saturday morn ing. They must know I hese things mi that they can provide dinners. From u member of the Chamber of Commerce, who has Just returned lrom Kccdsport this morning, ho ud v i4es us t hal I he roads are in line condition, ami there Ik an unusual a mount of activity over there re garding our coming. if you are going on thin trip, we urge and carnesily request that you notify the secretary, or Mr. Hur ehard as chairman of the committee, and give him the Information that we must have before we can accept tlmlr hospitality. The plans of Mm trip as roughly outlined at present Is lo have here early in the morning, possibly be iween 7 and K, going to Suiherlln a bout la in lies, and I !i iiiIIch from Sut her I in In Kellogg, crossing the small ferry at Kellogg, and Mulshing Hie trip from Kellogg to Klktott at a distance of approximately five ml left. Leaving LI k mn Immediately after dinner we travel to Scottshurg, a dis ta nee nf about I wenty mile. The cars will be eft In barns and store rooms dnnaied lor this purpose. We will proceed down the river on boats to Reed. -.port and (iardiner, a dis tance of about twenty mil en. The Chambers of Commerce of Reedsporl and (Iardiner are as enthusiastic over our coming as we are to go. You muni realize that In order to recuro meals, entertainment and a place to bleep, that we must, know how many guests to provide for. If you are going, r-ny so; If you lire go ing to lake you' own Wile, tell the chairman; going to take a guest, tell htm a lso. Once more, ami the last jllme, how many cars and how many 1 t !? I c. S. Ilein line an n on need today iihal Z members of the Rnseburg 1 hand had signified their w illingut sK i to acfnini any the blislm ss melt's ' jiitrdnn lo Cardimr May H and 1!', pro Id mi-' transportation facilities vi uld he made for them. Anyom1 v ho will lime seating room in his auto for a i. mi .it ian tit two Is urged to ma I-' e the l.i't known to Mr. Hein lit.e, o Ho- matter of tnmdc can be d. Mnlteh s. nled one way or another v. Ii hoti t f n 1 1 her delay. C V Ci tihhe urn luce from Wil t. ;i' I.-m ter-l Mis v. Lo h i.i.d ng to hu'ims uial- Maty Vnyfaln, of Hillanl been In the city .hopping hfi ior Ini home tnday. Tiain No r,:i, dim in HiU city at 'in a m , a tl a e( lore an hour late due to ihe fa1' Ihat the train broke In t v. o '.vhile the cr-'W Wete HWlMll i :. i' a f I 'r.M II t hi-1 lliorii It g AJ'ereev Albert Ahtahaiu n.I- tlr I the s'ndent hodv of Hie high .heel this af'ernooti on Mm league oT nation'. His remarks were verv re rMnent and wero nunh enjoyed by the Rtudenls. TAKE VIEW OF TIL- COUNTY Jl lXili, CO.MMISSIOXEU3 AM) KOUKST SlCKItMSOK SIAKH KHL'O.NNOISANCK HUU VKV Ob' TILl.lill CUTOKt' KOITK. TILLER BRIDGE NEEDS REPAIRS OIII.'Ii.Ih .-ih That lllL'liwuyg lie- Ihwii Tills (,'lly iuuI County l.tllO Al0 111 (JlKMl SllAH I'ml t 'Vrip by Wujion. County Judge R. V. Marsters. and CuiuiiilsHlniiers W. E. St. John, of rfutliiTlin, nnd Ed Weaver, of Myrtle Creek, and Forest Supervisor S. C. Hurlruin, who spent yesterday on m. reconnalsance survey of Ihe high way belwepu Ihis city and the county line via Tiller, relumed last evening highly elated with their trip and what they saw enroute. "Never so surprised in my life." said Judge .Minsters this morning. "Why if the Hiute highway commission would have gone nnd looked at the roads wo biiw yesterday they never would have built the Pacific highway thru Canyon creek canyon." The judge. nlliMl wiih astonishment, went on to say Ihat much of Ihe land above Til ler, a ralher thinly populuted coun try, could ho easily cultivated, and that the Klk creek canyon vicinity Is well adapted for the raising of stock. Considerable work has been done on the roads in that and other nearby sections and Ihe court members were agreeably surprised to note the pro gress In highway construction, which tins transformed the Tiller roads Into fairly good highways, considering their Isolated location, etc. A splendid highway could be con structed lliru Klk creek canyon, much easier than thru Canyon creek canyon, the route tho Pacific high way will follow, according to Julge MarHtcrB, who stated today Ihat the road to Crater Lake, via Tiller and Trail, Is sure to come eventually. Surprisingly enough, the distance from this clly to Medfnrd over that route Is considerable shorter than the Pacific highway route. How ever, the fact Ihat heavy snows would he sometimes encountered during Ihe winter months would make this route impracticable as a trunk highway. While in Hie Tiller vicinity, tho court investigated u number of road changes that have been petitioned for by residents Ibure and it Is qulto likely Ihat some of the changes asked for will not be seriously con sidered by Ihe officials, so It was learned today. The judge was qulTe wrought up over the Idea of building county highways thru orchards, etc., when the road when completed would only shorten the present high way liul Utile. Hereafter, if the Judge has his way, no road changes will be considered until the cominls--.loners themselves have looked the situation over nnd passed on same. The Tiller bridge is tn undergo badly needed repairs, so it was an nounced this morning. Tho center sian of Ihe structure Is very weak and cement piers will be put ill, re placing the wooden underpinlng. The highway from Perdue to Cof fee creek was found in excellent con dition. The county officials aban doned their automobile near Tiller and made the remainder of the trip lo within two miles of the county line by wagon thru a portion of the bad roads. An Irrigation ditch, owned hy Messrs. Cooper and Whltsett, Tiller Tanners, will no doubt have to be moved, owing lo Ihe fact that seep .ige from the ditch Is Ihe cuuse of keeping the highway In Ihat vicinity In a muddy condition. Anyhow, this matter Is to he further considered by the court at Ihelr next regular nteellng. I'llilcrtuincd al IHimer Mrs. Louise Khrmaun, dean of women ai the I'nlverslty of Oregon, arrived In Kosehurg Tuesday even .tig. She was met at Ihe train by Mrs. J. II. Ilonth and Mrs. George Ni'iin-r, Jr.. and taken for A ride about the city. The ladles then ad journed lo Die rmpn.ua hotel, where Mrs. A. C. Marsters entertained wiih a dinner Those attending the din ner were Mrs. Louise Khrinann, Mrs. .1 II. Ilooili. Mrs. J W. Hamilton. Mrs. Ceorge Neuner, Jr., Miss Marie Martens, and Hie hostess, Mrs. A. C. Mi.rsters. To Cuiirer Willi I'nisineer Cunt. W. K. Wright, of Portland, arrived here this morning to confer with Assistant Stale Highway Kngl neer .1. C. .Vlcl.eod. who lias been on a reconnolsiince survey of Ihe Pa cific highway south of this clly. Mr. Mcl.eod returned lo this city at 1 P. in. t o.l ii v lo hold a consultation with Ci.pi. Wright. Tn VMl al Aililiind Mrs. S. A. Hoiielas, wife nf a for mer pastor of the local liaptlst church, left this morning for Ash land to visit with friends. Mrs. Poug Ins has a son In the navy now ta Moned al Coat Island, whom she Is lo visit soon. She hal been making Kosehurg her home for t'ao past year.