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WEATHER I Tni) IRE ;view Today'sEdltlon Reaches Over 17000 Reader In Which is Included The Evening New and The Roteburg Review you xxiii, No.'aa. ok itosEBinu review KOSFIll KU, OKEOO.N, TVESDAY, AfKJL , lt0. VOL. XI, SO. 8.1. OK THE EVENING NEWS . FRENCH TROOPS ENTER FRANKFORT More of Germany Seized by France and Occupation Has Been Extended. TREATY BE RESPECTED . . U.,.-a Tint tlie ...Cll Ill" IIIIUMU Troops Will Keiimlll " "un Soil I'nlil -Neutral ''u" ' Kvni ualiil ! Urnnan MjVCSi'E. April . The French ftanka entered Frankfort at B.JO o'clock this morning. They were followed bv a battalion of sharp 'hioters an.l a company of engl i n.em which occupied the railroad 'station and stragetic points. (French Start Occuimtluii. MAYKNCK. April 6. The French troops entered Frankfort at 5 o'clock .this morning finding only n small rtieiman force, which had been left 1!.ero to al't'ord the people police protection. The occupation of the itv was not attended by'any fight ing Darmstadt was -entered short ly afterwards by the French. Gen "Y:il He (Joints has issued a procla mation to cities within the area oc eupicd. declaring that the French It isips crossed the Hhine to com pel the Berlin government to re ! ect It's agreement with the allies, -.set-ting that there is no hostile Intent towards the people of that feiiion. The proclamation went on to say that the French forces will be withdrawn as soon as the Ger man government Torces h:-.ve evacu ated t)ie neutral zone. " HOME. April 6. The Populo Ro ibaiio says today that at the cabinet u-eiiiig Monday the government de cided to extend to France. Italy's oral support in the French occu pation of Frankfort and other Ger man cities.- The cabinet agreed fcowever that under no circumstan ces would Italy be a party to mili 4aiy measures against Germany, the newspaper states. Many len Arc Killed. ' HKR1.1.V, Apnl 5. The govern ment forces have lost 200 men kill ed In fresh fiehtinr in the ornien oy i)ui::iierg. Iiorlmund and Essen, according to information given out. , t March Into I'shcii. I.N.EX, April 6. The Itoichswehr troops marched into Ijssen from two liles today. t No Reply Is deceived. I'Aiils., April 6. I'p to noon to- anv tne trench government had not re. , ived ji reply from Great Iiritain Hid Italy to its notification to them I the occupation of Frankfort and finer t.ernian Khincland cities. o omesteader Shot By His Own Gun 4 Allen Stephenson, a farmer resld ik about two miles from Ituckles. as severely wounded yesterdav l,-n he received a full charge of "t f i .mi a gun with which he had gt ri iurned from a hunting trip. H had spent several hours in the "ils near his home, and upon re taining in the afternoon placed his Jim on a trunk in the room. As he turned to go out of the room, the ' iP'in was jarred in some manner Jd f"ll and was discharged, the huge striking the homesteader In 'highs. Dr. Wade was called brought Ihe wounded man to "si-burg, placing him in the hospi tal where he was operated on by r Wade and Houckv Gun wads, t ill shot and portions of clothing removed from the aiiunil. The j-ti was badly lacerated and Mr. r ,-'1""'"" will be confined to his iur Porno ii,.,n He resides upon t 'inieal. uH ,. n..rtt,l..- 1 i wi." and several children. l 1,1- CoitiUM, ATTiMSXKV tMI.I.KH IX I ItiHT W ITH I'Ol.lt K ' ''"HTI.ANI). Ore.. April 5. J"'"1 '"ason. 19-year-old son of "-'tie (ason. local attorney, was and almost instantly killed Sun- ev, !,!,,,, ,he ,obby of ,he lQ as the climax of his ler rlf Stri'IL,ln i.l. . . ,tn iiiv oiiuers 101 irig his arrest for drunkenness. " took three cops to get C'ason to station from the point of his ar-- several blocks awav. as he re " l arrest strenuously. Several ""lies o.'mrred enroute. - K.a. hing the st'ation. Cason again --'lied ilu- offensive. He grabbed " 'iiman Smith about the waist. '-n him several feet off the floor. "tie of the witnesses can state '.'r the fatal shooting occur all,,, i'e !,'rh caused death '"ed to Smith and was found 2e 'looT' '" th 'i' ,lng " ?v rs. KiizsiKh Munn. who has the. ".v" '" ,hls fela orning (r Sln Fran.. . "J residing at the present time, L1BKARY SITE GIVKX. The first step toward the erection of a public library In Hoseburg " made lust nitfht when the Mental Culture club presented the city council with a deed and abstract for the lot situated between the Hariri property and the Josephson property on Jackson street, oi- posite the George Kohlhugen home. This lot was purchased with money raised by the lad- ie and will be used for the erection of a library. The city has been promised BT2 : from the Carnegie fund soon as the price of building materials are reduced and " - council lias already voted a one-half mill levy to maintain the llbrnr" The deed and ab- stract were accepted by 1 council and the ladies were thanked by Mayor Hamilton in a slior address. 4 - ' Riddle Will Be the bCene OI . . .- x: Interesting Convention Next Saturday. PROGRAM IS ARRANGED fits P'leirlo Ktiiill lie llerom- ScIicmiI lw Provide That Attend- pensnl by the fount) IIlK Cmr1s f;pH-teil. ention hlned with a local teachers' institute , . w . i ...iin rnv ui iitrav Anvil linn, iu limine cvw. ...... Intendent O. C. Brown who Is today mnillng out notices and procrams for the event. The session will las the entire dav and many Important and timely questions win ne uiscus i.t ii- rimwn exnresses the hone thnt this meeting will be largely at ' ... ,- .ui i. inrvc.i.. ni- tended by teachers and boird mem bers from that section and oil other parts of the comitv. An Interesting program has been arranged which is as follows: Music, local talent. Address, "School Reorganization" and "Mlllage Hills." John C. Alinaek of the V. d' O. Talk, "History", Oeo. A. Cuts forth. Talk. "Teachers' Salaries from the Hoards' View-Point. Oeo. E. Aiken. Discussion. "Two Mill Tar and and School Budgets," led by O. C. Brown. Talk. "'Consolidation of Schools", J. E. O'Neel. Talk. "Standardization of the Schools." E. K. Hnrkness. Question Box will he placed early, In the day for those having ques tions to ask. i asK. talk schluled on the pro- ill be followed by discussion , Kach fram will bv teachers nnd board inembers Section 8fl of the Oreicon school laws provides that the chairman of the school board coming as a dele pate to a school board convention shnll receive a compensation of 1 from the county or he may appoint some other member dif the board or the clerk to attend, and such ap pointees shall receive this compen sation. Tt Is requested however, Mr. Brown stated today that where pos the sible, that all members and clerks will come. It Is belipved that the districts will be willine to pay the expenses of such attending members. Owing to the fact that many pro blems of grave concern confront those who teach and officer the pub lic schools snd such conventions and local 'institutes allow the Instruct tors to counsel together for the good of the school svstem. Mexicans Threaten Take Over R. R. NOG ALES. April 6. I'lilrsn the Southern Pacific railroad of Mexico and its striking employes come to an agreement and trains start runnin? within 72 hours, 'the Mexican federal government will seize the railroad and operate the train with ?oldir.. according to an ultimatum seived on both sides at Nop ales and Sonora to day. Political leaders of Honora say such a move would result in a revo lution In Sonora. , ... o-. I PrnrhaJ Aula Track ' The Idleyld Park company today ' purchased an Oldsmobile truck from Rum Harness. The truck will be used In hauling materials to and from the park, and when the build- lnrs are completed will he put Into i servlee transferfnr provisions and ; supplies, together with baggage and ! Mrs W. K Zltrler of the Cnla equlpment from Rosoburg to the re- ! poo-ia and C. K. Keyser, her cousin, sort, which Is already becoming j who owns and operates a fine farm popular. MfiMCV imcn m 'AiiATinm cue :munu .UILU !U hyihiiuii oiil : BUILD BRDGE AlexanderBridgeConstruction Hinges on Decision of Non-Residents. RESIDENTS OFFER BOND Agreed Among Those Anectcd to Fx lite llond l.iiun.iilceing I'nrk or i:ise H.iiftn M,u-y K. Ih.-ihI.hI for llridge. The sum of J .uon, for the PUT - ipso of assisting rii I,"UI'I' '" '"e' onstruetion of a bridge a, ross tlie ! I mpiiiia river to Alexander's ailTi tlon, was voted by the city council : last night, the action, howevir. hing ! In upon the decision . r ouitioe per ! sons to co-operate w ith the residents of the community affected. I rp, li.e mat cr was presented to tlu council b) Dr. t. M. lirmnii. id. wtio owns considerable property in Alex - I landers addition. It was shown thai since me ueriruellon of tile lormer ;' ne ;f the ih.ldiei, have at .... lT- V.(I,H int-r children oi school age who hae e-'ii roned to remain I year. away litis Severn! months nco the council he voters see fit to force the coun toted tu assist the county in the con- ell lo call an election for the pur . tructii n nl a iirid.- Inllowing tlie iiose of voting a bond issue, t'fli r o' Sam Kvans, wlm ovwis the The ordinance was drawn by City inn lor poU'on or the land, to do- Attorney Carl E. Wlinlircly, and pro uute a strip of wooded land lying ' vided for the issuance of $7000 in iiom to ine river lor a itv rark. iSime that time, however. liticaUon has pivvnii.l him from lnakinjt out'trty to be imed as an aviation field. . u-Tti iu iUf laiKi a ne is uiiunn o Kitm a cie:ir line unTii eertain thRiil matters have been disposed of una it lias now come to a noinl com-Ul,Pre lne hrke ' Planned " rusneu io compieu.iii n l ie xs provided with an outlet next year ' 'iriimrieid ste those living in the addition are will- ik to sum a noun gu-irnniwinu -.'lat tni-iltv shall !i! i',ien fi nail; site j'!'Pi d by I when the title Is cleared or 's "'"' ?'"""" "'"""' tiioi-e whose names npiar on Ihe loud. Tli is acreement is p-it i I'm . tory to all those living tiiere but Is dependent upon the co-opi ration of osuers io wunni a proposi- . tiun ioih oeen ui.iiii- inn viio na.e , not yet answered. If they prove williim to join in the reqnesl of the other residents and do their share, the bond wiil be exeiiite.l and the moii'-y will be ord- red evpend-'d by , tite couiK-il. in tlie event, howevi-r, tie nrrancements are not made, the il'ridire construction nill rloublless lie delayed for some time yen. Th people living in Hie addition are anxious to have the matter settled I and hope that an early agreement j can bo reached. The park site is. without doubt. 'one of the best the community nf- - - trf it-ronipts .Mr. l''inn to make this of , . il . . , .! . .i f ' 1 Arranged UJ, r"" '". "'V,, " and that the bridge will be built within the very niir ft-tun Council Agrees T- j r 1 i O HSSISZ DUTlU Realizing the value of a band to the coinmunit v, the council at its fiosrfio11 llist night voted to lend such Itnaiiciai assistance as is pos:oin hi this time. The heavy expense of the city with the necessity of keening within the 10 mill levy makes fur ther appropriations Impos.-qhlo at this time, and the council regretted it. inability to make a larper appro priation. However, it will supply $50 for the month of April, this money to bn devod-d to the purchase of music, and for five months sue- eroding will pay ?:(5 per month for the hire of a leader. A petition was presented asking for Ihe erection of a band stand at an approximate rout of $2"0, and the sum of $T0 for the pui rhase of music and $ 40 p'r month for the hire of a leader. This wml.l have brought t he appropria tion over $7oi, and th rnin.eil at this time is un,itde. to oli:ain a sum Piifficit'iit to gr-nf the r''i'si of the taxpayers signing tlie petition. The erection of a band stand was not defined ncnssry. a? such structures In the past b-ive been jiHowhI to go to d'-cny without being used to any great extent. At the prfsMit time the coupcfl t-n only a small n mount of surplus money. It may We poible Inter to provide ddi'.fnnnl fund and If sueh Is "th cas and the band Is Mirm- fnl In orranlatk-n. the council will nrnhably spnrnnr'at. funds after th9 five months -nllovnnen frniren, to continue the orranization for th remainder of the yar. t Q 1 that vicinity sere In town today. PLAN IS DEAD Action of Council In Failing! to Vote For Ordinance Kills Bond Issue. ACTION IS CRITICIZED Coiiui lliouii McCllntock Object j Action, of Colleagues ui X,.l I Allowing Measure tn go ou B)UMt . im)m nr.inmi.,! nvfi.Hstn al,a f.. Hoseburg Is dead, at least fur the time belo'- for two vole. t ist t lght's meeting, withheld the pr the auto tourist camp grounds. This vcsel measure from being put up BC,lon followed the pteseuta.ion of to the people at the election on Muv ' lne "eeds by A. J. Uuchradel, repre--'1. uud tno only way In which u anting the Merchants' ussociajiou of tun be revived Is by a petition call-'""1 cl,y- Mr- Hochradel Inlormed ing for an election, which petition the coungll that additional room is oib iui no cioeiiuii, miicn petition; ; lst )e initiated by the legal voters! t the municipality and signed by 1 .), - , percent 1 tic two dlsseullng votes ust by Councllmeu Fisher and , -reason, and as only six councllmen wire, present and as six votes are redded to pass an emergency ordin- inee. the measure, was killed 'rd is dead inKiie until nrh a lim. bonds for the iiurehase nwnomhlii 'cud imnrovemeni f ilA iinan r.r... An emergency clatme was attached; siHtliig that the, adjacent forests are 'to be protected by aerial patrol, that without a tiiituhlA hit n.ihnnr 'would not be benefitted by the pro - it -tion afforded, that In order to oh- 'tain such a field It would be nece's - tlet next year. r.ary to put the measure upon the J.1"?,1"'"' i ' .i !!iri i" ' in'?.', i ' l'lll,'l among tne issues to be vot jd'that the title may be cleared. '. .I tin-.: all of ballot ,,t the May election; conse-1 c,f,., " ? J '1. l "7 ,,',,,',, 1 npoti by the nwidents will be the' As auuther matter of routine bust .1 on me u ill- ' , i .. ....... . . the inerehailts would agree lo pro- . . ' ' . . , . . ,H ,...,,.,..11 .i -.ii. nuenlly It was provided that the oi dimince be put In full effect lmmdi-l r,telv -upon passage. following "Jie firsthand second!. , f-adiniE of the nrdlionii.A Iho rnlxui v.ero suspended. Councilinan ('reason i'jeciing to this action, and the measure was placed upon its final .,.;ldmir I pon roll call the measure was defeated. Councilmen ('reason and Fisher casting tlie two dissent ing votes. Willie Powell. .MrCllntock. Kohlhaeen and Nichols voted favor ably. The charter provides that six Mites are necessary tn pass un emergency ordinance and conse- -Mienu, me i . ,iM,M. y. .u ui come l'l tl Ill UH IH'tlUH. Tlie action of the tw'o councilmen ir. defeating the ordinance was se - xorely criticised by Councilman Me- C'lintonk. who contended that the lintonk. who contended that the council had previously agreed t o issue a tioint to be consid- make the issue a point ered at the election and claimed that . .., u.nse m w. j'uirniM council would refused to put The pro The posea nona issue on ine dbiioi mat a lle,l,lun woll,1 been ",""lU"1 forcing Ihe city governing body to, posed bond issue on the ballot that al:e such action. He stated that he did not believe it fair or just for a con mil man to refuse to allow such nn iKsue to come tiMore the voters, i Councilman Powell agreed with Mr. .MYClintork. but both objectors refused to reconside their vote. Tounnlina - OPher claiming that the t'on site Is a dead issue and not 'cf sufficient popularity to warrant 'placing it on the ballot, i o Drug Addict Hunted As ScotVs Slayer SKATTI.E Wash.. April 5. Po-1 lice and deputy sheriffs df this city and throughout the Pacific north west were engaged toiksy in search ing all haunts of recognized narco- t!c addicts, hoping to find the man who, leaving his companion dead In an automobile in which they had left the scene of their robberies and i after the killing rJf Hobert C. Scott, deputy sheriff In Rainier valley, rifn- direction of Seattle appenred In the waterfront early yesterday. The suapeci ho escaped Is belte d to have ben a uvr of narcotic ved to have oeen a uvr of narcotic drugs for the reason that he was with ('ally, who was known to.th ollre lo Iive bepn a narcotic drug user at one time. "Bl-jrkie" -is the only name the police have for th escaped man. In the poeketH of f'ady was found a card in the teamster's union. JOHNSOX IX IXAO - IlKTIIOIT. April 6. With approximately half of the pre clncts of yesterday's primary tabulated. Johnson led Wood 54 S.r,7 votes. Figures Ifrom 1200 precincts gave Johnson 10n.056 volet and Wood !.- m. o MMM L 10 GIVE FOR CAMP SITE Appropriation Made to Cover Portion of Cost of Needed Addition. NEEDS ARE SET FORTH lo ihowu Thai Ciunp bite Must be (irvally Kulnrgvd If Increased Tourist Travel Is to be (lveu AcCOIUII10.lHtl.IIIH. A sum, not to exceed $:il'0, was appropriated lust night by the citj I council for the purpose of Improving w . nei''luu' ,B Balu ,hat tlle coimnlitee l'Pul"led hod beeu endcavonng to locute additlonul cannmig grounds but hud been unable to llnd unythiiig 1 ullab1'"- Tlie fair grounds had been ! 'vorcd. but residents of that local- Ity are opposed to the location ; n camp site, there because of the fact that fruit, berries, etc., would prob ably become the prey of callipers. Kesldeuts of South Itoseburg desire a camp site in that locality, hut so far have offered nothing. As the committee Is tumble to proceed fur ther without funds. It was asked that the council assist the merchants by appropriating a sum of money lo be ! UH,,(1 ,n tM w"it. rrl,ma1' ln rhnrpd th ....... r, ltir'. ; appropriation made last yctr ami : slated that although he favored ihe city a assisting in the Improvement ! work'h? re"'-rve'' r'"t '',r ' " "VA fwhpe J.'lnl !' iVe 'l" tect the crops of the farmer residents , of the community. He also said thai I he would lirefer A lo. iillnn ni, Ihe ne wouiu preier a local ion on tne, not like to leave the main road for their camp. Muyor Hamilton slated bift desire, to see the council assist In providing' a suitable place for ihe auto tourists, but thought it would be h ki lo iv- I serve the right to handle ti - r-xpeu-, ditures. It wiiK realized by nil pies- ent thai the camping faeiliiles, shoulil be enlarged, as it is a eer- tamty tint tourist travel (tits year Is to ne pr(.H,y Increased and Him pres -.ml ell, u.ltl .,ll,,.i.,ll...e ,.y. " i i 1. " .u ,,?PMrf 1 , ,f!ntft vUivl. but on tbecontiaiy will! .J 1 ' !. UTn . " T " ' . i ! endeavr to purchase the pre-nt I not to exceed $300, to be expended j j D j,,,,,, C(imm,;.p nf , council!'1"", " """""Hhl- rate j ' !,. ..inn .....i u. I '"K lo '" so, will take It mreel cmmllte. wns .n;,ii..ri llV i the mayor to represent Ihe couucil w in y t r Llttlb GlH Rutl Over By Lar Ponnie Prior, the 11 year old , Hnnht-r nf ir ..ml Wi n Westev Prlor ()f thiR cfty narrowly escaped SMt ;nii ininrv late veftterdav after- nnrtii when lh. cirl with tier VOJine- er ftfst. ran directly in front of the car driven by M. K. Hitter, the roiU wheels passing over the left limb of the little girl, breaking the bone below Ihe k-ice. Th .hllrfr.Vanrn nluvlnir on Iho .1,1a ullr nn Main alnvl in Ihe rear of the office of the Uosebuig Review, and directly across the street from their home. Mr. Illtte was driving very slowly soutn on two large Standard Oil trucks drawn n p on the tight hand sld" of the thoroughfare the nrrldefit would not hsve ocrurred. The trucks com- and esmhU.-dilnic the sinking fund, pletely obscured the view fif Mr. KlT-'Q In adilltlou to the inunb watei ter and he wan unable to sen the 'nnd light plant Issue, Ihe voters will children as thev ntr'ed arross the' be called upon to express their opin- st'-eet. until they were under the wheels of his car. Owing to the B'ow ratfi nt "P0,"l Bt which he was I ra v ling n" whs a no io Stop inn cht before the rear v heH panned ,Hr ,n,T "m,v 1 p ,,nT f"'"1 Wi" nililCKeil uoivn Him l uisi'll Olll HOI otherwise Injured. The injured girl was taken lo the oVices of l)r. Seth- er and Stewnit where her lit was rs will be asked lo annul th" a"- tilets will be visited. In the mean set and was Inter taken to her home. ( ihonr.-d bond issue of ,0.irMl '-r , time residents shoulil be preparing Although not to baiole in any way a r-iilrond to t'oos P.i'v and th-- ,),,, Htuff ihev waul hauled away and Mr. Hitler has paid for the best of :n).iii)0 bond Isoie for a railroad have It ready on Ihe appointed day. nien.cn treatment for the ciill-fcyiii'l has supplied all tilings possibbT f her conirort wie kt h,i-:t:i VANCfH VKrt. II. r.. April It. Re- presentatives of neiitlv a down Van- couver organizations recently Kr.rm- ed the ilreater Vancouver Athb-llc General Victor Odium a war veteran presldenr. James Kindl.iv. former muvor. presided at the organization meeting. Athletic handicap meets i In Vancouver will be promoted by the association. The nw nrganlta- tlon takes the place nf the old mala- laid track sad (laid uaoclatloo. CITY MAY SI'E OHXTV. City Attorney Carl K. Wlni- w Deny was last night given in- ftructions by the city council ; to brlug suit If necessary to col- lect the road money due the city from the county. The law ! w ,,o,iu. iiiiti . , per cent oi ine money rulsed by road luxes noun i'p npeni wiiniu iiio roua w district in which It Is raised. The city holds that this money should U, turned over bv the county .to be used on city ei Streets Unit lma SHknit tnr 11 An A! several occasions. Being un- able to get the money by re- guest, the city has decided to endeavor to obtain possession of the money by force after an- "ivi a.i.uif, iu Hroim tin turn over. Attorney Wiuiberly stated i that he will meet w ith the court ! at its next sesslAi and If un- ! uble to secure an agreement 1 will bring suit. e VOTERS TO DECIDE . . . Municipal Light and Water tO Be On the Ballot at the May Election. COMTVIISSION IS UP ru.xi .g I in,l.iiN.U.n ami Vmi-llall..., nf I'tevloun I ton, I Ismicm Will .U w in t tnwhl.-rtil iit Cum. lug Primary l-:lc.lioll. Several city measures will plarcd before the voters ,ot the ii y ' ilt "'e prliuaiy eleitlim. proposed f auil.iiuii bond issue for ihe construction, acquisition and ownersiiip oi a iiiuiiici pal llni inn ,.., n-i, ,..... "Inuoved by Ihe council las; el.t , turn u ii run ii .i nil eiiHT,--ii j i niiise tir ordinance is now in .ull "effect and the county clerk wi I lie untitled to place the ustire 01: the Itallnt. for tills cily. I The ordinance provides that Mis' 'bond issue xhull not e(e-d .'.'.-; MOO. It Is to be used lirst tor the! .lection of a suindiie liht and' powi-r plant at Wit luler's bend, ! second for the at ir.iisitl.ui bv our-, base or condemnation of the pres - JmiI wat'i and litihl plant Tlie citv' 'will not atlenipt to construct a new te and, "iil- over by condemnation proceedings. The power plant at hisler s I bend Is lo be of new construction and wifl lie of KiifTl.hnt capacity to (are fur the demand for many years to come. i It is provided that Ihe bonds shall j tie istsued lor a iio-year period, shall , I tiear interest at j per cent and shall j I tie payable at any interest bearing; perlou alter jh years. i ne pro- ' ,,,t l"1 I'1"1'1 be expended ' 1'dlow s: r. i or me pirf ' iu oi upi'iiumi, upkeen and Incidental evne. '. - hiciu.iiiik v Vi.u '-'"'"i ' Pi'"' , . . , Fur interest on the boirh 'I. For linprover.ienis ntul exten sions of the system. t. I or till- IIHTiaslllg Of ll.C SI1.R- lllg fund to be established for the letir. ni-ni of ih- bonds. Fur Ihe payment of the bonds e-ta.. The ori'mani e Co nti'; nm.i ik a . m '" "' " -' 'Ihe meat me provides lh;i lax o- 'levied In addition lo i.thi-i tnx.-s f- r the purpose of paying Hie till. I Vtn i-onccruitig a munit tpal b r ii i: i-nmnilsion to te i;onpoi-ei of three ineinbers, and also Hie t im -Nation oi hji jii iuui 'i mn ihHn s. On acr-Miu t of a techni -alit :i l ' u V . .., ,! Crtl'llOF r.liu --il.l' i"e " Issues voted several wars aio v. Ill 1 not hold and for Ibis iei,.,on -l:c vot to Rot k n eek mi; Titir I'i.anki. IHIRTI.ANII. fire., April : i canoe. A thru tiin of r,:,U miles In Idaho. Washington nn-l Oregon, on the Snake and roliiuibla rivers. Is ' t.iunn. d by A i. Haiiman. I,eistim. Idaho, men haul this summer, ac- wording lo a letter i-'iUrt Irorn Mm by the Chnmber of Commerce here. lie Intend lo go from l.owls'on to f asco, W'arb.. on Ihe Snake river, f - down the Columbia to this t commission lo decide sit and tu 1 nit plaaa. elty. Ajr. . , . . ;ATTairS Incident 10 City GOV- ernment Are Submitted at Regular Meeting. , IAII PHANHF QPWPP "-L LtllnllUL OLllLlY ' ) 'Keque.t Tliat ti.wer U. Moved to .New IxMiitioii Is Uranted, and the Work Will lie Started Immediately. Lust night's council meUng wit one of thv busiest to be held for sv eral niontha, many matters of Jin port anew coming up for conaldera tlon. Thvr were nlso many rout!n man era, among them being a peti tion from the property owners resid ing east of Judge J. W. Humilton. It appeal a from tlielr petition that their reHidences are connected with a sewer which runs through the prop erty of Judge Hamilton, lie now de- titrttii 1 it Iimvm Dim lnntlnn tif tim ! cower changed lo the north line of hi laud to connect with the ruaiu dewer on nauwicK street, ana tne property owners a fleeted last night requested that the council pay the expense of making the change and that an assessment be levied against tlie property served by the sewer. The petition was approved and the health and police committee was or dered to have the work done at once. Another property matt tors which : MfA , Attorlley j.' G. i Watson, stilting that a deed given I the city by K. Lesina and wife at the time the city was procuring right of ! way for the Kendall railroad, conati j tutes a cloud on the title which la b ' now vested In Uolla Debernardl and ; Hobert Surina. The. couucil ordered ; a qiillclalm deed executed in order ! ness Ihe council granted permission 1 to Ihu Douglus County Realty Hoard hit ,u. mmioi imuii a. i wnuiii nine., ni tin. iln.e nr n. rn.ilnr . g en ro sl .ration and the usual - " v ... The coimtrurtlon of a vault for Ihe !' records v.n iiIho given consid- enition. Recently the Iron vault was taken froiii the old First National bank building, now owned by County Judge 1). J. Stewart, and is now iwned by V. .. Iys(nger. Mayor Hamilton , slated that he will en deavor to procure the vault, and If It 'an be obtained It will be given a ! eoncrete hatte and walls and will place for the uake an excellent plng of Ihe records. M was reported thai several auto onrlsth are comiiiK through and are using the ramp grounds provided by 'he city. As the conveniences have not beeu opened for Ihe season, the : nay or stated that he will endeavor o have the accommodations pre pared for the visitors who are al ready beginning lo arrive. The lortlt side drinking fountain was Iso ordered put iu operation. The marshal was Instructed to dls- )ohh nf the crates procured from the .tuy retail atoi9wth the shipments r army supplies, at the best price i obtainable. o r f A P. ft Tt I lY) WPPlC I a ' Slirt$ Ofl M CLV i All right! (let out your old tin cans, your broken bottles, your piles oO ubbish. Clean up that back yard, sort out your Junk pile and let's clean up. Cleanup day has been set for the first Monday in May. and on that day the ciiy street clcunlng de- partnient will pick up all sacks and boxes of rubblHh ii I weed by the resi dents of thi ciiy in a convenient plr on the paved street. There are several conditions to be observed. ItuhhiHh muiit be placed in sacks or routnlners of some sort so that It nmy r,e easily handled. The wagons nd trucks will he put on theh Job .i nnuuy nuprii iiik. win iwiiuimo their activities until the entire city has been covered. The cily will be divided into districts and annnunce meiitn will he made Inter concerning the days on which each of these dls- j The Chamber of Commerce will probably Initiate a paint up week iu comw-ction nnd housholders and merchants will be urged lo givo their homes, sheds and mercantile estab lishments a fresh coat of paint. M il I. KNTAIII.IHII I1ASK. WASHINGTON, April 6 Theaen- ale naval committee voted today to lestabllsh an extensive deep water naval hnse In San Francisco bay, and "authorised the appointment of a,
