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VOL. XXII.
ItOSlUiUIlG, DOUGLAS COUNTY, OUECiO.M, FHIIUV EVKXIXIJ, MAV HI, llll!).
No. (HI.
j DOUGLAS COUNTY'S HONOR
LOCAL BUSINESS MEN'S
BIG diD SEES
"FLYING SQUADRON" HAS
EXCURSION 10 GARDINER
HAS BttN POSIPONED
no account of the threatening
ELAGBE PRESENIEO WIIH
$20,OUO SUBStKIPllONS
lOPKUNttOKPUKAHON
! i
:-ti
111
(ii:i:.M.. i'oi!i:i(;x ministkk
inxi,.i!i:s ir i.Mi'ossnii.i: to
I'l I.I' 11,1. I'K.H i: Tl-Ili.M.S AS AT
l'lti:sl:T Slli.MnTL.lt TO HIS
IHIl.M.ATtS.
HUNS WOULD HOLD SAAR BASIN
Willing (i (live I'p Coul Itul Want
In Kctaiii .lui'isilii'lloii (ii'i'iiiau
Di'iiimistrulion in llaiiililii'ij:
at American Hcailipialicrs.
LONDON. May 10. A Hi'lliil dis
imtcli reiiurli-d that KnruiKii .Minister
Hrui-kilonf-Uantzaii. lullowing a co
forence with the other German dele
pates, announced thai they .would
nut sitin lite treaty in its present
form, because the terms could not
he fulfilled.
Advocate n
DEK1.1N. May
papers Yorwacrts
Ivcl'crcmlilm.
Iti. The news
and Lokal Au-
er nrt'eil lhat a nation-wide ref-
ereniluni he held on simiiiiK the
peace treaty. The Munich Tost, the
most important majority Socialist
Bavarian paper, said: "We neither
can accept nor refuse. Wo inusl sign
under protest, hoping the entenle
will come to their senses."
Itunnway lliriuihle Catmht.
ST. .IOI1NS, X. V.. May li. The
diritihle ('-a was iiicked up deflated
anil taken aboard the llrtlish steam
er Clan Davidson, al a point NN
miles east or here. The "blimp"
which broke away front its monriiiKS
late yesterday, is now Ijt'inu returned
to this port.
Would Hold Saar llasln.
1WIMS. May 1 fi. A German coun
ter proposal reganlinp the Saar bas
in atrees lo surrender the coal mines
hut insists upon political jurisdiction
over thiit region, so il was learned
authoritatively.
(;erinans Make Demount rallon.
JIASl.i:. May Hi. A Mteat crowd
slau'ed a demonstration against the
peace terms in front of the Atlantic
hotel in HauiburK, the heailiiuatli
of the Ann rican commission, accord
ing to a dispatch. Several orators
pi'otestiil iiKainsl the "assassination
of the German people." An inter-
nreler translated the si (lies lor
the benefit of the Americans. There
was no violence.
Legislative rroglaill.
WASHINGTON, May 111. The
legislative nrofiant adopted by the
house Kepublican sieerinc coininit
tee, which will be sulimitled to the
entire Republican membership to
morrow nirht. includes the follow
ing: Ili-peal of luxury lax: return of
the leli-ernph and telephone wires
to the owner.:; passage of the wom
an s . l: c;i r . ipiiii-niiinem ; tuiilT revi
sion: aid for service men: economy
In public expenditures: passage of
essential appropriation hills: enact
ment of national budget system: sel
tlement of the railroad problem:
adoption of a shipping policy.
Wlniliix g Paralysed liy Slrike.
WINNII'KG. May K,.- More than
2",, lion wnrUi-rs. in almost every
trade, are striking In sympathy with
metal Irailes unionists, paralyzing
business ill this city. All the Ii
mi u are out. The linkers have quit
and the bread supply is nearly ex
hausted. Ileal, water anil light em
ploves walked out. the postmen
stopped work, and Hie telephones
are idl". Commnnicaiion with out
sid.. points is possible only by irn ril
lar n-lcrranMe- service. The police
men and railroaders p inain on their
jobs The street cars ceased run
ning yesterday. The newspapers
were forced to suspend when the
pressmen and Bicrentvp.-rs quit.
Tract ically every restaurant Is
closed.
PRUNE GROWERS MEETING
AT MYRTLE CREEK T0
NIGHT; HERE SATURDAY
ti, "flviiir siiuailr-r.." which has
met wlih su.h crouninu- success in
all ciiinmiiniii' S that have been j
vj-jti d iiv these spi alters, who are
mKinu- tin' concrete for a founda
tion on which the prune industry of ,
lin'iuhn n.niilv will rest in the fu-'
lure. "Hi leae Hi's evellinK by all-;
tmnoliile for Myrile ( re. 1;, lnre a
r :lM li)"' unit of prime trowels
will he held t.e.iclit This c.Hh. rniK
of lh"-" d-cplv ii,nre.-l'd in the
lll.lll.-l.is ''"""' IT""" ;row. IS As-;
.ociaun.i. . r-ciwni! " . i ' 1 " I ;
l.n.ww will be in rhart-e of l.-lll '
Vl, J,,,.. of tin- larc-st tro.vers of
pnmi s in lhat sec.ion "f tie- county.
,,,.) in. eh s.m-k is .Xi-.-le.l to he
th. re lonichl. ;
Tho-- who nr.- ni.r. niir th- trl,
from iliis . it.v are IS. C 1'allh;-. of
I i iri. - AH. .rie v i.ei.rire
N..ii.ie'r V.' C. HurilitiK. I't'Vhl H"-:
' enbatk'nnd ColltKv Frill I Inspector
l i-l l'. ir.v Totnorrow the last of.
n, s' ,.f n .-'incs will be held In ,
,hi- citv ai d the I'otielal. County
rrue Crew-rs Association will be j
put over llh a final punch.
weather, tue business men's uulumo
i.n.. n..ni,,M to weeilsnort and Gar
diner has been postponed indefinite
ly, or until me weamer eoiiuniu,.D
are more, favorable, so Secretary C.
o ii.,i..H.,a i iim Merchants' Asso
ciation, announced this afternoon.
The roads between tins cny unu
c....t,i.,.v it whs learned, are UUite
muddy in places and in view of the
rallter cola weniuer u wu ueeuo-u
best to wait a more opportune time.
Telegrams have been sent the lower
I'mpiiua residents, who so willingly
welcomed us to their respective
communities, notifying them that the
,i..Uilo uiwl fet-uciiiiainled excur
sion had been declared off for May
IS and ID. However, tne visit 10
Gardiner, lieedsport and way points
will eventually ue inane auu im
1, a Prwohnrirers a large delegation
of Salem Cherrians, headed by King
lilng, will nitiKe tne irip "iso. .in.
l'aulus, president of the Salem Com
mercial Club, who Is in the city to
day, gave out this welcome Informa
tion. The excursion, when it docs
materialize, will be one of the larg
est gel-to-gether meetings ever re
corded in that "neck of the woods."
Many citizens, who for various reas
ons were unable to get away next
Sunday, Rtaled today that they
would be there with hells on "some
lime" in June.
"BERRIES AND SALMON
CHASE AWAY f AMINE" TO
BE CARNIVAL SLOGAN
The slogan contest com mi I leu,
composed of Airs. Hoy Hollows, Mrs.
Heorge Wharioii and Mrs. Henry
linrih, alter carefully considering
all tin; many slogans submitted, fin
ally decided Hint 'Berries and sal
mon chase away famine," hit upon
by John Hatfield, of Yoncalla, to be
thu winner of the cash prize of
This was l lie only slogan submitted
that brought'lu both the strawber
ries and salmon, out of tho hund
reds lhat were sent in.
The following slogans were con
sidered worthy of mention. Many of
I In-m were very good and it wan ex
ceedingly difficult for the cotnmitiee
ladies to make final selection :
"l.el 'er go, it's Itoseburg's show,"
by Mrs. It. C. Hill, Wilbur; "Slrnw
herry time May time! IMay time!"
ami "Welcome and fun." lor every
one," by Agnes Hopkins; ''Knses
t air. berries rare, in Koseburg:"
"Merries ripe, roses red, enough
said;" and "Merries abound, flowers
around. In Koseburn." by Helen
(luest. and "Merry famed, flower
named, Koseburg." by Mrs. C. H.
Arundel, received due consideration
from the committee, but duo to the
fact (hat both berries and salmon
were included In Mr. Hatfield's slo
gan, he was pronounced the winner.
4. 4-
4. SUNDAY AT THE CHUHCHES 4.
,t, ,;;', ,;,;,,; t.,;m ; mi I
M. V.. Church, South, Rev. O. C.
CoppiiKe, pastor. The two Sundays
when of all days Methodists should
allend church are May In and .May
2.".. These two days mark the be
ginning and the end of the jrreal
drive lor 1 40.111111,11110. We have
become accustomed to doliij great
tbli.KS and .Methodism undertakes
wllh confidence what only a few
years ai:o would have been thouithl
an impossible thine. At 1 1 o'clock
Ibe pastor will preach on "Metho
diMn's World War " In the ev. 11111K
Ibis coiiyreiration will accept the In
vlialion of the Presbyterian pastor
to hear Mrs. Rachel Nalib r present
the work or i'andita Ilainabai. This
is one of the most remarkable mis
sionary works of the century. The
leacues and the Sunday school will
meet at the usual hours, l.et every
body come.
Cliiislinn, Rev. C II. Hilton. pastor-Mrs.
llacb-1 Nalder. of India,
will speak at the Christian church
Sunday moruliiK. Mrs. Nalder deliv
ers a preal messaire and especially
tells of the child widows of India, a
subject with which she is very fam
iliar because it Is her special work
to help the child widow. OwIiik t"
the fact that the pastor will he ab
sent attend. lit' 1 he Corvallis con
vention, there will he no eveilillK
servi.e. llible school at ft: 45. The
school is slill show-iiitr trreat Interest
and Is maklni: lart'e preparations for
Children's Day. Y. 1'. S. I . I.. al
7 o'clock: snbl.ct. "Life. Ihe Sihool
or Cod." Leader. Theodore Abra
ham. All are welcome.
Prrsl.yterinii, Rev L. n. Quick,
pastor.--Illhle school at ft: 4". a. in.,
J. K. Willis. Supl. Urine your child
ren to lb- 7!iblo school, a parent's
privib k'e and oblilratiou. MorninK
worship at 11, a junior service; ser
mon suhjiet, "In Partnership Wlih
Almifhly (led." Christian Ijiibavor
al 7 p. m.. topic, "l.lle, the School
of Cm!, and its Lessons." Youne
people are especial'.)' invited. F.vcn
Irc service at H. All address hy Mis.
hach-l Nald-r. n representative of
I'andita Ramabnl. Mr. Nalder h:is
been in India and can jive up-to-
P1SKSS COIiliKSI'ONMOXT SAYS
SIJTATION IS 'MINSK AT Till',
ruAcu ci)Mi:iti'..NCi': kvkhy-
IIOOY IS "KKADY TO 1'KillT"
11U SAYS.
GERMANS ARE MORE INSOLENT
Americans Ordered Not to ApH'r
Outside or llwuhiiiui'tt'is in Her
iiii Wearing Inilorin as
Violence is I'cnrod,
Ity 1'i'eil S. 1'ei'Klisoii.
PARIS, .May lli. Crave dangers
are lurking beneath the surlace 01
the peace settlement, in the opinion j
or persons close in touch with Ihe!
general situation. This rests in the
fact that everybody ia ready to fight.
Against the theory that Ihe Kuro
peau nations are too exhausted 10
fight further, il is pointed out that
history shows that all countries in
the paw nave been more warlike at
tho end of n long struggle than after
an era of peace. Alter the civil war,
for instance, tho United Slates dclied
both France and Croat liritain.
From Helgilim in fact from
everywhere come eriiicistns of the
treaty. One of the knottiest problems
of all Ihe disposition of Flume
is yet unsettled. Tho Italians are
l.lavlnc an enlil'ely new game. In
stead of pushing their claims they
are co-op-rating 10 the utmost in the
peace work. Considering 1110 tact
lhat the llalian army ia not demobil
ized and lhat the Italians are occupy
ing all the territory they are claim
ing, the iitiestion arises as to who
would eject the Italians providing
they sign the treaty and then re
fuse to evacuate those territories
which they claim rightfully as theirs.
Such a task would probably fall lo
ihe already heavily burdened league
of nations.
Finns Near IVtrogrnil.
COPKNHACFN. May It!.--The
Finnish army under Ceneral Man
nerheim is reported lo have arrived
ill It jdoostrow. only a few miles Iroin
Pclrograd. The Holshevik officials
are reported fleeing from Petrograd
to Moscow.
(eriiiiius More Insolent.
( Hy Carl I). Groat I.
I1KRI.1N. May 111. American and
British officers were ordered to wear
inufii outside their quarters lest the
Germans he Invited to nets of vio
lence. American couriers in uni
form were compelled lo remain in
side the hotel Adlnn. The reeling
prevails in American quarters thai
the demonstration against the peace
treaty in which ririeen Il111.1sa.11l par
ticipated on Tuesday may he only a
forerunner of even, greater occur
rences of like nalure. llespite Ihe
fact that the prefect of police
warned the people that Ihere must
be no repetition of the Adloli inci
dent. Ihe spirit of ttoresl in the city
is i-rnwing and according lo allied
officials must find some outlet. In
the food riots at Stettin, ten persons
were wounded yesterday.
ilate Information of 111"' conditions in
thai country, anil especially of the
most Iulerestilig work done In India
iilnong the child widows. You un
invited to these services.
lliiptist, Rev. J. II. Dickson, paslor
--llil.il' school at ft: 4 5, II. C Daihy.
Snpt.; Hrolh-rliooil class at In, C.
F. Hopkins, tiacher: morning wor
ship al II. with preaching by the
paslor. Sp'-eial music by the iholr.
It. Y. P. !'. al 7 p. 111., a live sonc
service. Young people are requested
to aitoi.d this service. There will In
revival services at Pin"' Grove Sun
day evening at c:t". An invitation
is oxicnilcd to tin- coniinunliy to at
tend. Prayer mei'ling Wednesday at
8 p. ill.
. .
Itovlml Meetlim- lit I'lne (Jrove
The Rev. .1. II. Dickson, of Ihe First
Ilaptist church of Koseburg. will
hold revival niclligs lit I'iln' Grove
commencing Sunday, May Is. ill
fc::it p. m. Special music and a Iiv
song service. Subject for Sunday
evening. "Some Things to Think
On;" Monday cvotilng. "What Think
Y- or cbrisi?" Tuesday owning.
"The Call of G01I "
First Mi-IIhmIM l:plcoial. I.'. v. .!.
C. spencer, pastor.- Tin- big 'lay 01
I Methodism Is al band. Aln-nily the
i ronton a ry drive Is going forward.
N-xt Sundav morning tl.e teams in
i 1 r Imwlies will lake lli" fl"ld
' to nil-- J I nr., Iinii.iiini for 'lehijiH
Ine the world " We shall ha" a
greal service hero le. 'It morning and
evening There Will he lid .'lM.e
solicitation, tint tin- lntej.lv.- drive
will I- launched in lb- niornii v. ati'l
in i Veiling the rep'ilts of til"
lea in' for lb'- first il.v'- m.ni will
b- g.M-.i. Then- Is trial bop- that
w- shall b- able lo report "n'T tl.
top" at that time. Don't nil-. Ih e
great occasions. All oilier services
lis usual.
- o
j M.s llei-l V. illltciie l-nil m. nr. i"
I of s-ai'ie, arrive.! Ill inn "'I'
tnonilne and v. til male an evendeil
j visit at tin- home of !. r parents, Mr.
Ui.d Mrs. Frank Howard.
DOUGLAS ? z'hsss
For going over the top with a
crash, hang and whizz, in the recent
ly closed V iclory loan drive, Douglas
county la entitled 10 an honor Hag.
This insignia of patriotism is to he
presented to the people of Douglas
cotiuiy during the carnival, the cere
mony to take place from the hand
Btand lo bo erected al iho corner of
Jackson and Cass streels. An over
seas soldier, probably Lieut. Dorris,
representing lion. Carter Glass, sec
retary ot the treasury, will deliver
Ihe presentation address, and Mark
N. TTsdale, county chairman of llie
Victory loan drive, will he present
to accept same for Ihe people of Ibis
community with a befitting speech.
"As Koseburg is my home town 1
don't want any hitch in. this pre
seulatlon," writes Robert 10. Smith,
Victory loan campaign manager for
Oregon. An order has been placed
with the Meier and Frank Co., of
Portland, for an honor flag just
twice Ihe size of (hose furnished by
Ihe treasury department.
It was announced today that Un
crowning of the ciuoens ceremony
will also be held at the band stand.
.Miss Kiuser, supcriutendeiil of music
in Ihe local schools, has charge of
this ceremony.
SHERIFF GEO. K. QUINE
CHOSEN GRAND MARSHAL
Sheriff George K. Quine has been
chosen as grand marshal of the day
during the carnival. Mr. tjuine is
also chairman of the auto parade
eominlltoe. He slates that II is his
In fen t Ion lo coufiHCale all cars not
participating in Iho parade.
Mayor Slew-art has Invlled Mayor
Maker of Portland to allend the car
nival next week and speak ill Ihe
business men's dinner al the .I'lup
r tin hotel ill 7 P. 111. Friday, May 2:',.
Charles Parrot!, chairman of all
parades, slates that the prospect for
a mammoth parade is heller than
ever before. Friday morning, M..y
2:',. the school children's parade will
take place and will no doubt he the
largest mid most unique affair ever
undertaken hv the Koseburg schools.
Another lllleresling foal UP' of til"
carnival will be the baby parade Fri
day morning under the ma nngemeii I
or .Mrs. Hun-hard, who Is working
night and day to make this a suc
cess. The eugenics show und-r Ihe man
ac'liielll or Mrs. Maddux, in the
Kohlhageii building, will be a gnat
success. It will not only b- inleresl
ing hill educational as well. No one
should tail lo atlend this feature.
Il has just leaketl out Unit Iho
StUnls CI. Illee propose o poll off
an old lime bank rohberv. This Is
not known lo be a fact at Ibis lime.
but If they do. il goes without say
ing lhat it will be one of die most
exclllng and daring exhibitions ever
uiiderlaken in this neck of III"'
woods.
II. Ilnncrnli wan ovt r froiii (;ik
hinri tnitay. ) rt'tii ' ly ;t
coiii'l" "I months In I'orihtiHl. hut is
rvsuniiiiK his work of p.im.K "Mil
r;iilioinl lies. Tli' Hm niiiiK'i is ;tt
;i sliiiid.-lill now. hut in- hop';! Jot
iniprowtiHMit latr.
SUPPORTERS Of SENIOR
QUEEN CONTESTANTS ARE
WITHHOLDING ON VOTES
The HtamliiiK of th' senior )ii-'i,
onl .t 1 rn a ins lliicli.'il!i:(l lo'lay
Mi.-s Mcl.aiiMlilin. who war. It inlinii m
Ho- tar.; j t Mi'l lay, still luaiiil a in.
Ii.t pla'f at I hi- lo-ail ot th"- list Willi
t; 711 vnii'K d h-r cn-iiit, Ml.; H " I
js in H'foml .Ian- uiti :;.'i'mi, ;iinl
M is Mcriilloch 2 iiMi. .Many r:m;i
ii I liairt lia vi 'h'cii noli! a ml ma uy
ril ll Ol-S liaV lici'tl (li:pn it! 01,
hut the youiiK latli-H mid t h i r f
sp. ciiH honsin s art wii li luddinj.1
th''ir vots and (In- ennt.-st will ri:-''
with a rush, and "wIimh who will
not ) known until Ihe last iniinH'-.
It had I n previously annouic-1
that tho cont'-st for in-fn, hoih
s'-iiior and junior, 'would i Ion; Sat
urdav niirht nt 12 oYlnrk. 'I h" da'1
h ( itt-i n flianto'd to X o'cl'i' l( 'I ll' s
ifhiy f-vt-iiitiK, at which t f in 'li' v.ni
1 h'-r rif tin; i.oiiit'.-t will ! nrid'
j khfJ'A II.
j In tho rout.-: ' for junior ijo
Mi's ;.'iirud" I.aitd, th" It' n
i -.-hool ritiididaif, i-' I' idini' i 1 h
ir, tod, iv. ya I'aui r.: i,. oi
. ihr i:o ... . hool, i -.M.d v, kIi :
at d Mi.-:- IIuin r Is thiid wh -T 1 "
, Tin ic t ho i if and r.i r 1 1 i a 1 t-.i '
liav h' --n sold in Hus cn,). and ft
,:, hf ii to'fi-.--ary to old' r mi ad
di'hr;l tlioiisand to supply th" d"
' ;:,.ihd.
ronr.f y Jutliri J. V. Mar " r , a'
t- r-fiM';:t. or th" ranm.il i-vru'iv"
rf.liiOlil'lf", li;.-: ( - ' t r j ' 1 i a ci-rd il
j iir, itaiion to nil fouiMy i idi" hoih
' north and south of thin iiv and .il o
to tli" Matt liieli'-A ay ( oiii! i i ;ion.
Ma vol K'"V. art will "Xf'i.d inv.f.i-
tiot,! to hoth flovriior fd-oft and to
.Mayor I!ak:r of I'ortlaiid.
MANY HANDS, l-TNXY CLOWNS,
W ILD .WIMAI.S I I VTl KKS UK.
JWK iHi: Hl MHtKDS Ol' l'llO-.
l'l.i; I.IXK1) STUKKTS TO WIT
NESS THE l'AtiKAXT TODAY.
ink l.ciwonadc, Toy Hal loons,
Stiinki'i-o, I Vniniiil ami CiiiK's
Art Miuli in Kvitlriife as
I Mini Tina Moiiiin.
"Ilt'y, Skinnoy! Slit-'s fomin!'" A
few iiiinutt's later I ho Ihron of peo
ple thai linetl both shies of Cass anil
.laekson slroets, who had pathored
early to wilness the Al (I. liarnes
eireus para do saw "Old (llory"
proudly tloatiiiK in Ihe lnvc.o al ihe
iiead of a Ioiir column of.yaily dec
orated fiteus vagons, (f praneiiiK
horses ridden by pretty ladies of Ihe
"hiK lop" family, (rained animals,
funny clowtiK, ami tunny other at
traetions whhii well reinttneraled
the Ions wait. Jupiter PluviiiM for
a limn threatened lo pour forth his
pent uj) scorn, but warm rays of sun
shine ln-nke thru the dark clouds,
adding its splendor lo the pauoaul
lhat cons pinions ly forecasted a
myriad of thrilling features under
canvas nt tho show (Mounds. Notli
hm entertaining Intd been left out of
the y, parade. Hands from atop the
hiK uaizons, the Uiuil that every kid
would gladly follow away, spread
harmony j-flore. Caliiopies, too.
augmented the musiciil ext ra ai;a n.a
antl wild animals of all species paced
th. ir eapes, eauer lo do their part
in lniii(;inK Joy into tho hear!n of
the lit I le lots. Speelern peddliut-',
their usual wares add"d a bit more
circus atmosphere. The erowtl kept
tln-ir ees ulrnd io the passliiK cara
van ol circus folks. Kxpressi d
faces told the story bet tor than
words. Barnes ban a more spectacu
lar parade, a biicr and belter show
than ever before.
Kafc'T crowds, filled with expert
amy followed the hands 'n every
thing to the show grounds. 'I here
was just one thiuK lacking- Where
is the fellow 'who used lo ride ahead
of ihe parade and in a thunderous
voice cry out : "Hold our horses,
the hitr per ade is coining." He is
probably driving slakes on the
"lot." No more frightened horses
distract trom the circus parade- the
ainusi-ment j-eeliets motor in nowa
days.
Two sideshow s opened before the
hiK sho .v evei y I leak and curiosity
was r- pre eniei. Tin tall ulaut,
the lat !irl. lady with nine feci ol
liair. I'Io.m hoy wonder. I'rinee ud
wic. 'he ihinni'st nunc on earih, and
a hundred other ihinvs were all
there. lied leu i o 1 1 a ii e, balloons and
all were In evfdence. Then the bit-'
show, every specie of wild lile was
ilnie eh-phants, camels, zebras,
I In man, sacred cows of India, sea
lions, seal . b-op-ids. liters, pumas,
pan I he - jaguars. iol', monkeys.
L'oa' . pir-5. n:'M'i Im'J', kaiiL'aroos and
even a lriute of trained p'rsi-, nil
reiidv fur their p:'M of eutei taming
A 1. anil ol' I. 'I pi- cm (reeled oll
hen nil entered the biir top, and
funnv downs amused the crowds till
the show le Iran- and the show. Oh,
Boy! Alice in .lunt'h land well ou
can't de.ui'ihe ii, It is one of Ihe
I'leaie-'i concept lu'irt of artistic crea
Mun hii;riu;'!il". "in- hundred and
: n nned animal fejiiures are yt-n
h ' a uonderlul dislav oi
',.-r e a nd d.ii in'.' and it ou li e I"
,i ; ..Id . Methielah you will
,,.r a more w omh rfiil. edura
tieii:il dis.dav lhat brines old f'ath
. r No.-h and his Ark to your doors
Al Ii. B. lines Ii is the f.;iean-t alii
1 1 j 1 1 '.ri u-. t)ti at lb.
5, -ii!. the f)ni ry clow t.s. 110 w lid
;i i.iial feature , ;;u) wild and tani"
;in i i.ia Is, o er tiu per I'd ri tiers and
tr.ine'i- which male- Al i. Barnes
;,!!.! 1 Citid b I'O'e tlie public US I lie
t'taie i ediwaler o uild animals on
e;,nh. Ano'h'T pel foimauce will h"
nun t'i'i i 1 1 1 . I mors open al 7 and
pet iormaiice at s,
( ''! i' i tit: Bins i on vooi
I t it: m ipMii. i t r-1 i:n i No. i.
'I (e III r. .il'IM d, h rk Of Sl'llOol
Id ir:. t .No. 1 , m I;o-diirir , Oregon,
V. ill - . ehe .",!. - l.ill lip lo fi:UM
u t... V.iv 1!0!i. at
. i. ( ;, il - il ;. of lio-' hui fill
1 ,. - ,,e .1- I to .-'i l.Old !)IM-
'm.-- -t ot I t IIo-.m;:
I , . , j-,., :: "i r,,id or tld trowth
; : t ' i ' v, hi!.- - i do! in.n:i ; or
' ,., , et- !-. . nt.! , of 'l.'b wood,
j t. : . ! -., !,. .telM-red hy th"
,,,, . - ,:t th. ,.,. bimdn.t- in He
, , ..j" , i : ;s in., y he d sir-
, , , lie I i i .nd all d li "l '
. i ) ( ,. I. d i M or b. I'-le th"
. I ' d-. of .-'-p" r-l't. 'Hi"
: J-naid d fl: Mi' t l"
. .. the 1 1 ; v to r j. ct any and all
he' '.
I (,r fi;!' - i i''rer iiiuMnti ii.uire of
i - ,e nnd f- -rn. I
;m.V ii; . CKMl'N,
Clerk.
i . tl ...
I'r.-'iMin l' u l:er w a ; in from Oak
i ;ieek on ouMn"" today.
The "flying stiuadrou," the Paul
Uuveres, in taci DuiiKiua county a
minme men, who are reaching
every muiUlesex, village unU lurm,
where the huuiulu pruno ia grown,
iur (ho purpose, ol depicting thu
whyiois for an organization of thu
Douglas County i'runo Cirowera As
sociation and thu mo (her organiza
tion, the North wesi J'ruuo Growers
Association, are meeting with splen
did success, according to Fruit In
spector Karl l'earey, who stated to
uay that the question now ia whether
to permit oversubscribing. The cor
poration will capitalize at $50,000,
and today, with much of the county
not yet canvassed, approximately
$20,000 has been raised. Shares are
selling at li5 each. In overy com
munity where the speakers have ap
peared Ihe proposition has met with
instant favor from the growers. Al
the meeting held at Kiddle yesterday
$1S00 was subscribed. Hoot C.
Baulua, head of the Salem Fruit
( rowers Association anad principal
promoter of the Northwest Growers
organization, spoke at the Kiddle
meeting, as did others of tho party.
The ladies of tho neighborhood pre
pared a sumptuous dinner at the
Ralph Knight ranch, which was
much enjoyed by tho speakers as
well as hy others who wore present.
A rousing meeting was held at Days
Creek also. The succosh of the cor
poration is iow practically assured
llnauchtlly.
SAYS WE MUST RECRUIT
AN ARMY Of 10,000 TO
SAVE THE OREGON ERUI1
rOKTI.AND, May 1 I. Oregon
must recruit an army oT from SuOO
lo 10,000 members before May 25 if
the Oregon berry and fruit crop is lo
be saved, .1. V. Brewer, federal farm
help specialist, said today.
Supervision and recruiting of this
army has been placed in Ihe hand
of .Mrs. Bruce Scott, superintendent
of the women's division of tho I'nit
ed States employment bureau. Plans
are being made for the employment
bureau to increase the staff of MtH.
Siolt lo handle ihe work of the farm
reserve army.
Of the entire number of pickers
that will he used In Iho Wlllameflo
and Hood Itiver valleys, between
,".ino and r.ouii will be recruited in
Portland. Any person Is eligible,
providing girls are over, 15 years ol
ago and bo k over 14 years. Appli
cants are asked to sign up for a min
imum of two weeks work. More than
four months work is before iho army
as the hi raw berry crop is expected V
be ready for picking by May 2f. Tilth
will be followed by the loganberry,
raspberry, cultivated and wild black
berry and cranberry crops, not In
cluding Ihe cherry picking.
Wages have not yet been announc
ed by In rmei s. The wages, from
present Indications, will be heller
than last year when one-half cent n
pound was paid for picking.
K A Bill .IMS, I'll .LIMN
TO SPEAK HERE Sl VHAY
Kahhl Joseph Ooldmtiu, Russian
.lew, who has suffered extreme cruel
lies at the bauds of Ihe Rolshcvlkls
in Bussla, will liivo an address In
this city next Sunday evening at the
t hrMian church. Ills subject, will
he " The Homo. Coming of Israel,
ami the inner life of Kussla.
Kahhl tioldman probably mis suf
fered more than any other man in
Bus-da. His wife and six children
wre muidered at ihe hands of
mob of Bol.-dievikis and he himself
uas beaten unconscious, lie carric)-
dir f Unit eiiieii is today as t he result
his leeih being nearly all gone.
laiiM'd Irom a kick In the face by
a Kus.-ian I. W. W. Two years ago
Kahhi Colilmaii's oldest son got out
of Kussla and escaped to this roun
try. Voting Cold man immediately
enlisted as a private hi the Fulled
States annv. at Seattle, and was
with the !ilsf division when it went
lo France. He went over the to
twice and was in many engagements,
receiving no injuries. Two days be-
fot" th" armistice was signed the
ouni: heio was blown to atoms by
a Cerinan shell.
"I do not nrret it," said Kahbi
Coldiuan. 'W hen a man die for
Auierb t . lie Bven foreV
Such I' Dm- kind of a man you will
be piivih i-ed to le ar next Suuda;
evening at I lie Chi I; lian church.
Balild Cnldn ealllct n inesi-ag
it i behalf nl Ihe .leus. In an inter
v b'W w nh a Ke ic reporter, In
aid ; "Soil will not tilid a MlU'le .lew
I Ihe
II"
I'aul..: o the I W. W."
B, on his way lo Palestine
be w ill join thousands td' Jew;
honiecoining to the Holy Land
wh
le-te
the
ee.-n'lv rede. nied trom Hie harhar
Mis Tuil'S. Come out and hear him.
He
ill ei,. his audience an hl-U'llt
into 1m
the .I.'W h
been treated
1 u Bu iii
lr C.
t al;!.nid.
and Tut key.
A Kiddle mid chlldr-m, of
rivd in Kondmrg this
morning
lo attend the cirrus. I hey
leave on
the evening (nil 11 for Kid
dle to ppend th next two weeks
vUitlng with friends and relatives.
COMMITTKE PREPARE TO FEED
ar0O PKOPKE TABLES WILL
HE ERECTED IS THE COUKT
YARI ALL EFFORTS FOR A
(KANT) ttt'CCESS.
GOV. OLCOTI INVITED TO COME
Othi'i' Slnlo Officials Also Urged to
liu llci'o Whirl of (iiiiely From
Slnrt lo 1'inisli lli'st of
Strtt't Attractions.
Hy S. C. RarUnm.
The Koseburg Strawberry Carnival
and Sportsmen's Tournament Is des
tined to be the biggest and most at
tractive celebration ever pulled off
in Douglas county. In addition to
the usual amusements and parades,
there will be Introduced in the pro
gram many features never before
seen at a like gathering In the state.
The usual three days given to for
mer carnivals will be crowded Into
two days and with the many addi
tional features there will be no dull
moments or lost motion. To see this
occasion property and have no re
grets afterwards, one should be on
tho scene early on the morning of
May 2:1. for this big gala festivity
will open with a Jump. From the
time it starts Friday morning, until
midnight of the lust day. It will be
one grand round of amusement and
pleasure. The throngs of - visitors.
electrified with the spirit of war vic
tory, will be In a constant state or
expectancy of what is going to hap
pen next. Thrill arter thrill will
greet them, from tho realistic daring
stunts to the side-splitting street
comedy.
The stunts committee, a bunch of
live-wire and original thinkers, will
initiate absolutely new, startling and
u'lisatlnmil features Into this carni
val that will give life and impetus to
llie occasion.
The executive carnival committee
is sparing no effort to make thin the
most memorable event in the history
if Douglas county. All the commit
tees in charge of tho different
phases of thu carnival are working
hard for its success. The committee
in Ihe salmon bake have their coats
iff antl are preparing to feed 2500
people.
Th committee in charge of the
iulmou hake, which Is to be held on
Saturday, May 24, held a meeting
last evening and prepared (he way
for the many details connected with
(his affair. They have secured the
courthouse yard where the tables
will be arranged for the big feed.
The menu was agreed upon and it is
to be a sumptuous affair. No one
'-an afford to miss this big outdoor
at. Preparations will be made to
feed 2500 people or more. Sports
men from all over the state will be
Attracted here by Ihe salmon bake
nid field sports.
Tho carnival committee has
'emled an Invitation to Governor Ol
'ott and other state officials.
The committee of publicity have
had a unhiue automobile poster
nude, which will be stuck on all
'ars. Including tourists cars and
ihose living out of town. This poster
Is neat and attractive nnd indicates
that May 2li and 24 will be great
lays for Koseburg. This is a splen
did scheme for advertising the car
nival. Twilight Ieiigiie Onmr
The opening game of the twilight
league baseball aggregation repre
ti'iiHng tho churches of the city, will
ho played mi the day preceding the
carnival. May 22. One-half of the
proceeds of the game will be turned
over lo the carnival fund. A ball
t: round Is now being constructed In
Bellows' grove, which will be In
readiness for the opening battle.
o
SOLD HOBO KNOCKS AT
DOOR AND DEMANDS SOME
THING TO JAT IMMEDIATELY
An unknown trump called at the
home of Mrs. Bruce Stephenson, who
realties at 420 West First street,
diortly after noon yesterday and
with a vicious, "I want something to
eat and d - n quick," proceeded to
wait until his demands hud been
1 an I' d out. Thinking that the man
was desperate and not caring to ang
aient his wrath by sluggishness, Mrs.
Stephenson, though budly frightened,
prepared tho gruTf intruder a few
sandwiches. However, whllo the fol
low was waiting outside she tele
phoned the police, who Informed her
that an officer would depart for her
home immediately. The bum ate to
his heart's content, remained In the
close vicinity of tho lady's home fo'
fully H minutes, nnd finally took
his departure uninterrupted by the
law. With Mrs. Stephenson were
Mrs. Hunter and Miss Clemens, who
unhesitatingly stated that they were
much frighencd by the boldness of
tho trump.
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