Roseburg news-review., April 26, 1920, Page 1, Image 1

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teRO PRISONER
IIS TO ESCAPE
deputy Sheriff Raffety Lo-
l i - In Tunnol
caies uuun m
Under Court House.
Iearch very exciting
..-,.1. Ll.. .1.11. .lit lltlll Kllll
tYawl on minus i"i ""I"'
Surceslul AlH-miit to Cap
ture Kt-iiwil MulbUo.
Fwitement was mixed pretty
nroiuhly '"'' ,l,e ozone laBt even
L .1 about :30 o clock in me vi
r" . .ihn...-u tin1 foitntv
(v or in- iuiti" j
1 when one of tiio two negroes
nfined In the bastile succeeded in
iitinii his getaway w lien nepuij
limit Raffety had entered the steel
iie where all the prisoners were
IfDt Deputy unu rn..r..
h jail to serine the food basket
hd was making preparations to
L ihr. laiililiils their "chow when
V.j nf the "dark comploxioned" in
Evltluals confined there on a charge
to roblH-o' in (Herniate warned out
hit the deputy with a can full oi
r. -m nothing .miwii:il
nes. i ii-ir- ""- n ............
this as Itaeffty nan allowed in in
i lil.erty ea;lt day ror a short tinu
empty t lie ashes and to serine
idling wood for the morning fire,
e i-oon went to the ash dump and
u returned to the jail door, set
can down and disappeared. A
iort time later llarreiy emergen
:nm the Jail and at once realized
t "the liird had flew the coop,
mil small hoys were playing
utind the imirayard and Informe.t
demur that they had seen tin
nape go around the corner of the
iurthouse. Ilaffety lost no tune In
rolling the building from ttio Dot-
la floor to the root but no trace of
it southern gen'man" was found.
Hills Are Scoured.
Thinking or course that the negro
,il hit for the hills and would re-
n In hiding there until nightfall,
kffety at once made for the hills
the eastern boundary or the city,
ter walking over that territory
it some time he satisfied himself
let the escaped prisoner had made
pier ilans for his getaway. Deputy
fMy hailed a local "bug" driver
Id in company witli the Improvised
lire patrol visited the auto camp
niids an.1 made inquiries. A happy
iiht th'1!! struck the deputy and
a moment the car was whirling
k towards the courthouse, from
nee he had started. Securing n
hiipht, b went to the east side
Hie Imllilinpr and located two
lall openings leading to the base
st. Stripping off his coat, Raltety
led through the opening which
barely large enough to permit
entrance. Mo dropped to the in-
fir of the dark and mustv suae
Jd flashed his light in every direc
ts. In one coiner he noted a small
Jinel, and crawling on his hands
i knees he entered this. Within
f'lort time lie shouted back to the
'ranee, the news that the culprit
d been located and ramming his
'"niatlo Into the ribs of ".lack
l.nson" lie shoved him out of the
"el. When once out in the open,
(coon snarled a dirty oath at the
"ana Kanety, his patience tried
the extreme nlaetd h; F;Dh.
N Mlremitv in tile nrnnor ntirt
'"id prisoner a anatoniv and hoisted
f around the building to the jail
franoe in 'double time." At this
1 of the proceedings, 8heriff
He, Who bad lnat Mtupn frni
fle, drove up and searched the
F. thinking perhaps he had se-
a nar or some other article
alile fnr "cronkine" nnrnnwa
f ng his absence. A kev to a Vor.l
'a? all thai tt-T f,.., i ......
r llh a few words of warnine
"'riling his future activities.
' againg placed behind
1 ars.
Hint It,,... . ...t
k.. " i ti-n-o.
IH'fcro. evidently tirlno-
'k and dismal cetic v.
uflT"" l'"'"' for ,he nast wp,,k
."in out in tne open and do
V, 0Tk- The sherirT realizing
' the county iall Is tint tho mnt
yt pla.e In the world took
" oi ttie coons out last week and
Uiein do Some iiia.llv TV, ..
- wat. hed dosnly at that time
.,Z , an, hen they were again
' be ,,, ,,, .,in .
tho'iirht l,o t...j iL ' .
i". L "ayl "oi tne snerm
"ed the closely at tht t,,
' ould have tried a eetaimv nnH
HOSEIll UO, OUKUDS, MOXlAY. Al'lUI. UU, I9J0.
this city, and Mrs. Kathei.
Williamson, of Sacramento, yr
which he authorized his attorn to
make a financial settlement of their
claims, which amounted to about
$4000. Hulrt was believed to have
cash and property worth in all about
000.
Vil. IV Vh t.LJt .....&
inn r.r.Ai.-( ntkUts
K -
mm OF GOD S i prince of liars sis "ship rv tpiirk-
I Willi HI IIIUUM
SMAI.I, TIlAtT Sttl.lt.
The beautiful four-acre trait Just, Debaters Fail to Get Down to
north, of the city on the rue I fie high
way, owned by V. II. Sykes, of l'ort-i
land, was sold today through the :
Tester & I.oukIi real estate company;
to Mis. D. L. Tester, who will take,
immediate possession. ;
MAXV TO I KISTS IIKIIK.
Rock Bottom Facts of
The Matter.
HAVE MIRACLES CEASED
lOX IS NOMIXATKIl.
(lly Associated Press.)
WASII1NOTOX, April 26.
The registers of the land office
whose nominations were sent i
I to the senate today by Presi- 4 '
I dent Wilson included Willlum
II. Canon of Roseburg. .. .
uever tnelish Farce Comedv
Will Be Presented Friday-
IS SENIOR PLAY?,
Night In Auditorium.
Eight auto tourists spent - last ! "
night at the camp grounds in North nu '...,i 1.111...1 11 .
Itoseburs. They report the highway 1 ..... . . ""'""'r
to be In passable condition but very; ' -"li"'eiit lonceinhig 11,0
muddy. Several parties also stopped
in ftoseburg hut stayed in the ho- j
tela. 1
: fire, and a lot more. But none of
i these things were Introduced, and so
I fur as appearances Indicated, were
foreign to the mind of this widely
advertised healer, as they also
seemed to the evangelist. Admitting
that Christ and the twelve apostles .
performed miracles, both men
agreed, and so did everybody in the ; Twrnlile of 11 Voiiiik Huslutml WI111
CAST IS WELL SELECTED
Miracle Work
Aite of the
in This
U 01 Id.
A large number of the members. How did the debute bet
House, but did miracles end with
the passing of the apostles, of whom i
probably John, the Hevelator, was '
the lust to die in loneliness and ex-1
ile on Paimos? Here again the ul-'
leged miracle worker who, from his
I hirst for Adventure Is (iniphl
rally Told HUtoilc Motlicr-Iu-Ijiu
Is Also l'iv iie.
available. At 4 o-ciock this after-
noon Miss llurkln met with the
executive committee of the local Hed
Cros: hnpter and this evening will
discuss i.ie question infornutllv with
numb, r of the representative ladlea
of the cllv. She will also nii'pt with
! the school board which holds Its
regulur session this evening und will
endeavor to have the course estab
lished in the Hosebtirg schools.
In the event it Is decided to tuke
r.p this course of study, the north
west division will supply a nurse to
serve as Instructor and to tuke up
educational and medical inspection
work in the county. There has been
considerable agitation in this regard
during the past few months and u
great many favor the Introduction
of the course.
o
ItWVH SOI. I) TOKAV.
The 200-acre farm known as the
Hkuddan ranch, the property 01
Hunry Andrle, has been sold to R.
E. Dent, a recent arrival from Wash
ington. The consideration was re-
....rv. . v. ..... ... ,v uvuuif Ul'lHt'Oll 1 "lr iiiiiu-h- "W! ivri n uu, IIOIU II IS ; U'l..r I .1 . .
nf tha I il II L 1. !,. I..F. , I. lu l-iillir d! 1 1 .. , .. . 1. 1 .. .1 v.. t - . 1 IV Here Ig tlllTfi a Itilirrixl limn
n, .;...; :-,r.h.ii.n ,.r .. .h '. : hi., ;,r ..t" ",v'ur "t:.:: r , rr.B"r a; so.,,e ti,e or.ti,H , to u, m me , of m.ooo
- - - . . . ' " IV I t. .HJ lUSOll. i"ip.r i yj mi pot lUliril ill IT II- el.-. . i . ... " -i-.l 1 . .1 . -n . ' ' "
af soeiation iicnir Lo be bold at that noluniR a serieH of nnHtinira ia a lo- ''' iitoie proof, utterly ituoi-. . , 18 8lU11K "ie -' ' , u,u "ra "'"ue lemcr tion of nioro thui) one million furm
WEEKIS URGED
National Grange Leader Is
sues Circular to All Mem
bers Throughout U. S.
OBSERVE MAY 17-22
llclieves the Motor Tun k Is the
I'omliiK Km tor In Ti iin- iNo iiitlon
Method mill Fnnum Are
l ltfil t -oHriile,
WASIIIXfiTOX. II. C Anrll SB
---tSpeclall - IHrectlng tile atlen-
plu-e today.
WILL DIRECT THE
eal church, end.' This question has , In, if he knew, the remarkable ex- 1. '' 1 '7,af'' h"3 """"l ,u l-oua
tood many neoule I perience of Paul, the great apostle to """" ,u,"e telling -
since Satuiilay evening, hi which llie Gentiles, who owed his ennver
ne. no mailer now white it may
; n,n. n.AUU - .. . Di.. . ...i i- ....j e, ro nis mother-in-law iti,.,ru
c-At,uuiiiiei-s or noiy , nlu" o n iiiuui;ic. nui.ni Willie ne jM . , , ,"
I V. rit met in Liberty theater to dls- as on the road to Damascus, and '. 3 , "autal bo,n intfalls for
cuss the question of divinn hc,iti,, later himself became the direct """"anns ami in "llie Prince
f'ather Grainmer alU'ged divine heal-' "leilluin through whom the Lord of
of
-lars," which will be presented
EXPECT HOTTEST
lug is yet in force, the I!.v. Mc-, Hosts worked miracles, notably that !."."''! ''"'o'f Ht ,hfl ,llKh "ll1"01 -
ditorium Friday evening by the seu-i
lor class, the mnther-ln-lnw la iWu
Glasson denied the Issue und allegod 'where the young man, falling from
niiraelps rp:.ui.H with ,i,n ; . ihii I, .ft r .n,i.in m..n,i.... t...A
the twelve apostles. So far as ih.. was taken up for dead, and restored .. u ""llrie Irinunings
.dehalP Saturday night is concerned to life by Paul. "'",e,."f l'l,,rs t
, lioth Kentlemen were crowned with : These facts were all ignored, for
R E Crawford Will Serve at """ ,aur,,M ,,f victory In the wordy gotten perhaps, in the.Birenuousness
"ii" j x pi j.- l n hatile that ensued. This ending was of the moment, and the crowd that
Head Of BaptlSt OrganiZ- ; apparent from the beginning when turned out to hear gome real truth
.-.,-. .m-uiiissou iook t ne poor und al,"i" mirucies louna no eniignien
FIGHT IN H1S10RY
ation In This City.
THE WORK IS STARTED
v w mr-nuii unin i tf t l(H)r UIKl hjumu ii'J fii 1 1 11 1 I'll- . i, ( . v 1 . , , -------
propounded his knowledge of scrip- ment, therefore It Is believed that ,,, ! ". "t'lreB hluiselt In
lo ,ln -
with a voumr hiiHluiiwI -lw in n.u
absence or his wire, tires of ham- The Ohio Primaries Tomorrow
wiuiii AiMcncf ni everyuav lire, and
fired with the story of Huroiin Al '
Haschid. which he had Just read in
viNionniy Work In rnreiu Field
Will lie Doubled lluiiou Xet
Five Vein's its Kesull of ('.un
uiign Xinv ruder Way.
R.E.Crawford has been appointed . '"-'ginning wim tne moderator's m
hurcli campaign director of the 'lulrJr of Faiher (Irainnier. after the
First Huptist church of ilosehuig "'oeiaoic ueaier nau lalked ror
during the 1 OO.OUO.OOU campaign, ' ' nutea, "if he had betrun his
which will be held throughout the speech. and when the el iu-elist
nation from April 2G to .May 2. ;vno n"n 1 "etteve in the power of
Xl-. n..(iu,0 ,v!ll -li. l,n. "" ""iiaeies since
uiie, louowea oy Kallur Graniiuer tins subject remains unsettled, tin-
in a general denial. At the end of established, nnd open to further
the riisf round a great many people, elucidation from some other source
weary or an argument, that had no,"1" sources, to the end that this peo-
merit on either side, got up and left Pie may be sufficiently Informed as
the house. Others stayed a Utile to whether or not Of id Almighty Is
while longer, until the vast audience "hie and willing and may lie glorified
that packed the theater lo capacity h' Imparting power to mortals for
in the beginning of the debute, performance of healing or doing
dwindled to only a fraction of what other wondeTful things In our age of : , .7 , ,1 ...... . B
it had been. the world's history. .'"ra . . . "J" uam1
..i, .it n.i.iM-Bn. tuiieini n. nun SO IIC.M
i dav the (lutta I'ercba girl, as thej
. , dancer is known, appears nt his home !
hniir YPOr lll1 return the handkerchief. He then
the costume supposed to have been
worn by the ancient "Faiher of" Ills
People," and starts out for adven
ture, which conies to III m In a little i
larger degree than he anllclpnted ;
Ile meets a young dancer whom he I
undertakes to conduct to her home
and as her throat is exposed to the
weather, wraps his handkerchief i
which his uiother-lndliw has thought-
Promises to be Biggest
Scrap In History.
era to the issues Involved In high
way transportation und good roads,
Thomas C. Atkeson, Washington
representative and moving spirit in
the National Grange, Patrons of
Husbandry, has addressed a letter
to grange secretaries throughout the
country enjoining their participation
in National Ship by Truck-Good
ltoads Week to be observed May 17
to 2'.'.
"In this connection." writes Mr.
Atkeson, "I heartily approve of the
wneral Idea involved "In Ship by
Truck-Good lioads Week and atten
tion that will thereby be directed to
the problems of lilghwnys, transpor
tation and distribution."
As a preface to his loiter, Mr. At
keson says:
Unflfl AMn U A DniMr 1 "The national grange believes that
lioth Contend for Itepiibliuiii Prefer
ence, While the lleniocrttts Have
a Clour Fl.dd Wet and
Itry Ouelloii Also.
There were some funny spots In
the desert nf dryness that nrevalled.
lly AsMot-luted Pitsh
mi itiiui'o n .....ii ,.. .
faces the problem of Introducing her ..." . , "C, .
BOV PaWS AVa V ' h'", n;",'!,;r"'";,I,W- , "" f,i"i'1!.V ! " '''-" ' republican par ty n
UUy l-ttiACA rtWay s she Is his niece from abroad I (jj,j0 , yBttrs " .d toP ,,,,.
rut tire it i ttrv
r dark 'om;iiPTf(in -m u . -
luite clo-ly with the darkness of
,r"" m jail.
Phy
portant part in this campaign, which
in regarded aH the first step In a
great onward march of Christianity
all over the world. The quota for
rhe eifihl we:-ten. states in what iH
known as the Pacific const division,
Including California, WaKhiiiernu,
Oregon, Idaho, I'tah, Moniana, Ari
zona and Nevada, is $K.H52.0ihi. Of
this pum southern California is
scheduled to raise $ .000 ; ;
northern California. $ 1 .;" 1.000; ,
eastern Washington. $(i2j.tHn't; west- i
ern Washington. fS.to.OOO; Oregnn,
$1,045,000; Idaho. $287. (M0; I'tah,;
I-eslte W'eatherfoi Jh four-year-
the (r;iya of the aooatles. denied that ' U1 son ( -Mr- tHl
a certain mfnfster was "his brother," J " 'trfonl, passed away early
and the white haired patriarch as- s,in,1;i' morning at Ihefr home a
Rorted. "Well, he is mv brother " the p w '"ileH south of HoHeburg. The
audience got some remuneration for l,lf! hoy 1111,1 not. ,,p'n WPl1 lor pome
lime ha come when nil national
government hlKhwayy should he uni-
!fled In a single admiuistratlvn do
puitment and that a national high
wav law should he worked out which
I will servi the welfare of t.te wlndn
country and dlstrliiiito the expense
of highway constru-tlou cquilubly
between the beneflcarles.
KxnresHlnir hla belief that there la
a place for tho motor truck In agri
cultural parsultM, Mr. Atkeson con
tinues: ' "It In conceded thwt there Is ft
place for 111 motor truck on the
iHiin and most particularly does this
years la expected lo be de- I
eventing goe merrily until ary to the pl'o,l0,,c uw'-f th
Teal niece npnear, and then wlfey ",Z 1" ?'I i7ui L.IK t,urk h furm Maoiia.
returns. At la-t he makes a clean
hreast of it nil and clears up the
H Hiding, senior lUiited Stales nena-
(or from this stale, and Major (Jen-
the time spent in listening to argu
ments devoid of any real knowledge,
of scripture.
Kvangelist McGlasson opened the
;irgument by reading a lot of texts
iine, being afflicted with rheuma
tism, which went to his heart und
i-aused b is death. There are sev
eral other children in the family.
The funeral services were held at -
- ,., , " (. i t r i o flock this afternoon at the ( nil
...' I. ' , V"M,,171 lleud cemetery,
in the time of Christ. Ho broadly
asserted that there had been but two
ennchs In the history of the world
when miracles wre performed, and
took place.
where Interment
ever after." or at least it is sup
posed that thev do.
The cast selected are well suited
to their parts, and under the coach
ing of Miss Irma Martens anil Miss
lennie Yoder, have heroine skilled in
character delineation. The plav It
self is one of the most clever of (he
furce comedies now popular. It has
b en
variously called, Arabian
Night, the Indian Itubber fiirl. and , Thp u,iri.lng ca . for ,,,.,.
S75.0nn: Montana, $200.00i: Ari-1 " ."' iieeessu in me lime nan f (jll Cf MLIIVIZ : 1 i"oriie wikiimi iiu i"i """o-! KrKllK h. w, ills and Mvron T. Iler-
znnu. 215.ono; and Nevada. $ r, 1 .- naM nilr.acl' working was aban-. , ! 1 ne eostumes are mouei n. j r(.k Ma Jl)h1 (illlvhli o( ,'incln-
000. A. A. I'rotzinan. field director "oiien. ne nist perioii was at the. MgC at Kiddle V , , L ; nail, and H. M. Daugherly. an alior
nt ilia ii-Li-i nunnliiifid liwlllV Hint 1)11 ' HI'" tAUII HI '.llf C'llHIIiMl niMUfJ lillll
(he eve of the ramnaien the western nm KPnf. the speaker alleged
To cerure the most satisfactory and
beneficial use aof the motor truck
(he county
noil mn nnnt 1 V
tion to the Chicago convention. ,,,ii ,:i he.ts to Iiisiii'h
A complete list or candidates for lmr lrm.k operations from tho pro
distrlct delegates and delegates-ill- ; llll(.or , ,jle rI,Bm,.r, Not only Is
large, pledged lo Henator Harding. Is . , nPeessitv tor p. rnianent hlgh
on (lie bullols, w hile eandldales for wav ai,,irenl In Ibis Instance, but
delegates, pledged lo (ienernl Wood. ', 11)rove.(l highway Is a step to
hiivo been entered In all except three i wrd IIiprvfinn.it and consoll-
of the dlslriciB. and two eandidates, iiatinn of rurnl schools and llie use
avowedly ror Cuierul Wood, are run- . ,,, , hools ns rural social centers."
leaders feel full of confidence that j
that nt that time twe
hlliney uruuoy. nom wnose pen nave - r . ,.,llh,lfl Th Wn,, ,,,.,
'come many a farce to enliven the ; Ktes-nt-large candidates are former
lliannel", ik.,, viehnl. ,,nn nf Ihn speaking stage, is the atltnor. I Altoinev fleiiernl Kdward ( Turner.
known pioneer residents of ixnigias The cast: or (iiumbiiK, and Attorney William I
lounty. died at Kiddle Saturday i "lur ' ini'Kioo, me '""" H. Hoyd, or Clnvelnn.l. Kour are to
morning and was buried yesterday
band
western Baptists will bear the world '" "'"acies w.,e perio-nie... ine in"!
mergency in need, and raise their , "E a'lle "ns, "' ",P
quotas, without exception. j ""7 , I-"r'' - ,
., , , ,1 n i 'vatera of Ihe sea lo divld- and his
Although the northern TlapllKls )p pasap(1 HV(,r on dry Innd Th(n
are planning to double their mission- ,hpl.e wcre m m()re mirarls
arv work in fore.gn fields during the (jn0 of rhrj3 9n Kvft,1(,olist Mc.
next five years, as a r; suit of his rrli,sson t.,amHli wIl(, tnp .,. of
jMim n?i tt'n iiiiico man r 't- h ici ,. , , ... .w
- tmn was airai i en f s r ci rnr a ..i. :....i .1 11..
or tne iuu.u.i"v mmmi u chort time, the batiftsm of the Hdlv ..-j .. .. Iliilnh rirtnerod
' - H aH H 1)11111 n,i Vr'itrH (II aKf. u U 1 1, IS "
He had been in poor health for some1 Mr8- Hummiugtop
time and hud been seriously ill tor;
several weeks. His home hsd been
1 our Vit'liiilu uhitifin Imf hn wiml
moved to Hiddle, where be could be "M1"""11"- lMt "
, be elected.
raise will be spent in this country.
The apportionment of expendi
ture, which has been carefully com
piled by Dr. John V. Aitcbison and
other national leaders in New York,
Chost being withheld after
of the twelve apostles.
le Hme ; m,nff nrncthalH- his entire hie there. 1 fhua
He came from one of the oldest pto-1
When it came Father Orammer's fni;n0 nm rmmtv and wa-'Halnv MaiH.tnd
turn to talk, a great ninny people 1inQ of th(1 roreiMO((t citizens. He'Harbara
in the audience, doubtless some who , ,oaVPf, a widow an,j pVeral children!
nl,U.v I7C 101 Q'Q trt snent tn ... . . . .' . .'".
. . . . .11 ni ""M "rrl1 ll!,inl111 "f lnll,,,B in nrtilttinn tn miinv nf liT rp lH'ffli .
and a host, of friends who grieve 1 H fl ClC tl t LliriOS
the United States, including $30.-
010.000 for Baptist schools and col
leges. The remainder, $2n,SitS.O? 1 .
will be spent in the foreign work of
ht denomination during the next
five years.
The amount nUotterf to both home
and foreign work is far In excess of
anv previous expenditure of the ne
nomination in a like period, and ih"
e jiroof from a liibllcal (, , ;r hiK ,0S(,
that healing was a gift
divine healing during the week, ex
peeled some
s-andpoint, that healing was a glfi
trotn God and really existed at this
time. But, frankly, from Ih-1 view-!
point of a reader of Ihe Bible, no
ftich proof was produced. It had
1m en expected I hat the challenge
(hat no mirucies were performed uf- f
ter the crossing of the Red Sea
Organize For
Baseball Season
. . . Itov Patrick
his wtte ...... : n K,.n(.rn the Wood organlzii-
. .. .Itllth Powell .1 i ,...,,i,., l,y men v im were
nosa Colombler. the dancer prominent In Ihe progressive party In
Maxlne Sykes , ,, , ,, u,.,,,r ll...,lli:r's ruinnulfril
i fin- lha nm.1 nt.rl Im I-. ttie liiimls nf
Mildred Itlack ' , fril,.ie l nlh loe.il nurtv i.r-
. . .Leslie Hiltner RI,nZRio,n.
Adrian Kisher; while there are no dMi'nei nls of
. . . . Averv Itnser, Wood ennitidat. s for I m gates lu th"
Zonule McDonald ,W(, Cincinnati dlstrieu. the randi-
....Lillian I'Htit , ,1,,, n Hp... districts nt nledged
" I to Harding as first e;io c, and lo
Wood as second i hole. I:: the three
t'leveland dporiets the Har. Pop: ran
, didates are pledged 10 Seontor
Arp Frtllnri Hiram Johnion as second choir".
niC- I "Kill,,!,,!,, wood d-lenalei nrc
raising nf th" Jion.nno.nitil within a , wi, ,e refuted. Any Sunday school
inele week Is recorded by northern
MantlptR ns the greatest financial un
dertaking in their history. The
S10A.onii.nnn budget included only
the general extension work nf the
denomination, generally riasui
attending youngster might have put
binh of those d.-baters to shame by
referring to the miracle of manna
failing every week lor forty years ar
ter the crossing of tile Red Sea.
They might have told
"benevolence." and does not take In mamling Mill at command of Joshua
the budgets or the local churches. luln n,e armies of Israel had 1am-
j pledged to James R. il.irpel I as S"c-
A curiosliy such as has not been olid choic".
seen for some time has been round: Fu far at the deniorr.i'ic n.ir'y Is
in tlie old Mosher house In Nacliter's: "f ".'erned. f. vemor laiiv s M. "'ox
Etino which is now In llie process ol has a clear rV!d wlth.'.tt opposite. '
. being disinanlled iiy Its purchaser. 1 ' a11 eaudiretes for del .inl.. are
Coming as a sure sign that at last w. ll. Uell. The old portion of the Po' ged to l.im. F.ornl roni'iilom.
"snrinir is here'' tlio the formation h... o. ..... i..n,..r u h,,u l n roivever. I'jie resultnl in ronles's
of the high school baseball team , m,,,,,!, wi,h hand made nails, the size ! dislrlcl deti gates lu i few
uhieh will tuke ila.-p fills week. ..r ...i.i..i. ..11 .... i .. I.. ...... IrictS. Ill the sixleelltll di
Knlhusiasni Is high among the boys -nB ,,.,11,, w,,,(. p,i,hy maile .'.0 tfa.'tnnl " v pt a.i'l d.'v uneslloo
who Hre anxious to don habiliments v,,ar. KO when la tnry or rliacliine-, w bronchi ft rwar.l ai no I 'sue and
gaino and get In ,,,,,1,. ,,iiu .... m,!,,..,!,! nt A.i old revolted In several caMi'lit'o in 'ng
Mr. Atkeson requests tho grange
secretaries to bring the preparations
lor the week to the intention of far
mer members. Ile says:
"In view, therefore, of Ihr simul
taneous discussion, studv and atten
tion on the pntt of the citizens of this
"lltllin. which will be dire'-ted to
these problems by National Ship by
Truck (Inoil lioads Week. P Is rec
ommended that yo'.i bring Ibis mat
ter before your grange nnd take part
"o fur as It is possible in Ihe activi
ties attendant on Ihe success of Ihe
nutlonal week."
"It is evident, therefore, that thn
irranae should be represented on
committees nnd it Is thought that
because of this Ihe grange will be
nble more Intelligently to define the
tanner's angle and arrange for rarm
l iutlcipatlnn than anyone else."
district
01 toe. sun nf ne ,mtonal
form for the
ring season.
The
I line
dinner gong, resembling the ''i. 'wed.
The l.irrrest annual contribution of
every church in the country has tn
be multiplied by six in order to
raise this sum.
Mgh school organization will play hiM(.(. gong, was also found, and
ili Mellows park, the same field ,h ,m are on exhibition In T),,U Mine.ro Tn
which Is to be used by the Twilight n,R window of the t'asey-l lurdiug : LJ U I IC lYIllltlO UV
league aim American i.egion teams. rf...i pate office
Hun Troops Leave .
The Ruhr District
Iiy Associated Pre.
PARIS, April ;r,.-Dr. "toei.p. vt.
head or the tierman delegation hure.
today handed the foreien office a
note addressed to Premier Miller. mil
statlne that the additional troon
basied their enemies. Coming on
down they might have told of the
miracle of the angel visiting Manoah
and his wife anil tne ourning or tne , SpV(.ra , ,llP prospective Ha be
sacrifice with the heavenly visitor it,n nn(1 Tv -i,,H H,.nt this nf-.
ascending up in the flame. 1 hey ,rnoon wrj,nl. on ,,e diamond JT11 Cmtrco ff
would havo told bow Klislia asked and .mUillx lt in v No. I shape. A iVCW UUIiC Ul
the widow to baKe mm some ragea h Br,.a.lv been scheduled
with Riddle, to be played heie on
May 7, and several others are lined
up.
Not Return to Work
and the little handful of meal in the
barrel did not give out during the
entire time of the gnat famine lhat
prevailed, of the prayer of Kliha
that Ihe Lord would open the eyes of
the young man when Ihe Asfsyrian
hunt encompassed 'be city, and It
was so. and the young man saw the
mountain and valley filled with the
Study Discussed rJhaV ulL
J i .,Alul Iru.li.y hut
lly Associated Press
I'l TTK. April 2i .-- Despite the
Included In I'"'
metal trades hav'e refuted to en
dorse the strike of the I. W. W
union, the miners did not return to
2 1st.
TWO WIVKS ;ktiim0.
'H0nnN'G,,1.:I-Ef-1Al,rll.23-J'"''
1 hnr... V oieamist, who has
I """ween life and death
, "ra( ,imp th result of
, '. "I ' lulclde, declared
. an ten to recover, and
'.'"i. lan .om 1,- . . .
rt h.iH . wn'"a 00 so.
with tZ. . . imervtew yester-
t'aerin. ls "lves," jirs. ,n.Hi, Saturdav with his parents hot as to destroy the men who the Bargain Store, and
n "mbacher Andrew, of Tn ,hl city 'throw th wnanta of God Into th. between 1130 and $200.
' Miss Margaret K. Diirkin, rere
sentlng the educational 'L ea 11 men I work In great numbers today. Less
ol the northwest division of 1 lie Red ihan a third of the normal crews re
Cross, remained In Roseburg over to- ported al the various proper! ies. No
The results of the old paper drive day to meet with the local executive. ,,, ketlng was attempted and the
conducted by the elementary grades committee of the Red t ross. the nKhi pussed without any disturb
Sl:l.l, OLD P.XPKIt.
n-hit. h.l i.r,.,l the Ruhr distrbt anni-s of the Lord. Sllll further of ln) local schools were exceeding- school hoard, and a number of the;nnc
had all evacuated that district April down 'he stream or time, and the ,y mlIi,a(.tory. Tne drive has been ladies or the city to discuss the mat-i
average .-uiiu.i. ....... ... p.... eariteci Oil tor 10' pilM HU weess 'ei ui i , ... s. . ,,nn j
co lid have told of Daniel in the ,h(1 lnlDi, ln have worked hard course In the city schools. This,
tne rnree iiei.rews saven -n ,(,,, imerent 0f playground equip
I vim it ih in:.n
lions' den. the three Hebrews saven - In1 inieres of Dlavground enuln- curse lias Iteen adopter) at numerous Kuifene Print t'loil. the local Jew-
Theodore Abraham a si ident at bv the power oi t.i nmu tne n.-u ment and other pnrapnernana ror . pinces mm is ut-iKlirti m i-uucaie toe P,.r, totiav re-eive.i a nafrram an
Ihe Oregon AgricultuiKl col'eee re furnace, although the furnace ihey which the money Is to be spent. The people of the lommunlty In sanitary nnunclug the death of his father. II
turned to Corvallis yesterday after were cast In and the flames ire so paper was sold to Carl Perger. of! method, and the proper course to Princeton, of Voerdaal, Holland The
hi- nn nurKBin OtUlf. "'Ml Will UOUK . ... n unn w. (jeet-a SfU w itn ni Y-,,n l n,,-. .
. 0. 0. F. Have
Picnic Today
Many of the local order nf Odd
'VHows bit this morning bv train
iiti'1 auto for Sutherlin for llie pur
t'dn nf at tend iii ic Ihe annual Odd
'vijnws id'tiic and "high jinks"
held there all dav. The np-nle U
held in commemoration of the found
ing or the I. (). fl. l- bulge, this be
ing ihe lOPh Hiiulem:irv. The nn
niversarv was ceb-bra ted in this citv
last yer. A larue attendance was
expected from ea h 'rter in thn
county, nnd a pun-ram whkh would
ma ke (he ticca sin tt one of i he big
gest, events on the Indue calendar
for the vcar had been arraimed for.
A prt)grani, basket dinner, picture
show, tlegree wnrk and social dance
urn some of the mans by which
Sutherlin prepared to entertain the
viwitors. j
ervlcea of a tralnd nurae are not cent) luffercd a stroke of paralyals. first grade itock.
Little Change In
Live Stock Market
Vv .Asxmlatcd Presn
roTLM, Apnl 2H. - Prime
cattle are showing n firmer market
(oil ay, with chiitce joeers going at
from 1 1 to 1 2 Vj cent. Hogs show
a continued to a weaker market,
ruiine mixed lo's rrtntmaudhig only
from $15 TTi to $11.73. Sheep have
dumpi'd from a strong demand last
week to a slight demand and jirn
we.tk today. Butter Is ntetnty at St
cents per pound. Kggs, case count.
are fUoted at 31 Ceiild per doxea for
o