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UOSF.IIl HO, OREGON, SATCltDAV. MAY 15. 1020.
VOL. IX, NO. 117, OP THE EVKMNQ KBW
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NL CONDITIONS !
AGAIN DENOUNCED;
'i,, , 1 our labors lo the best of I
o Vo. nd now usk your Honor
lo C.
tenduiK
from further
Land Jury Insists Destruct-
ion or improvement
County Jail.
Vants trees removed
An
i.i.lar Tree in ouri.iu"--
I"! ... ... .....1 i:e,.llli.
Grand Jury Says i
port U. Ilic fimit.
. .i. .. midline denunciation of
,n.v Jail una Its W.i.y and u,.-
k diary condition, wu tori, a ...... ...
... n, mhv term grand
t.ioiuing
n nf I lie May
"T, .. . this
,rr, " -r..(l i,irv iudicted
r,.u.L ... -llh .
ftuori. and returned two secret in-
Ilipon. ...,K, .niniinndutlotl
K .'o Krand jury I. to the et
Ii that 'He large poplar trees on
' court houae lawn he removed.
11 lies are rapidly becoming a
?.,.. not only to property, but to
, Inning the wafer Just pat
Mstornis tore off huge decayed
,b which in scv.K.l case, barely
K ,7 under the cement shl-walk
u have caused it to lilt at a . cci.l-
Lie The ronls are so inter
.u n along the 8.H fare of the lawn
i, cultivation of the ald is lin
Lble an J the lawn la being ul
L...i ... mw mi to weeds, i he
P i, ilifl rvivemc.lt
u are uiso u.ii.'r ' . . , .
mm vvtbtK i
GOING TO RUSSIA;
i
.tespectfully ubiultted.
GEO. W. TAYLOR, Foreman
AKTHl'K MARSH,
T. B:. BULLOCK,
1IENKY HEWALD,
F. L. CI.AWSKN ,
W. H. FISHER. I . .
s. h. U00KHH.L, secretary. Will Leave Next Thursday For
mi ititKxoicu KKroim:
(By Associated Pres.. )
NEW YORK. May 15. Gen-
er.il C'arrunta and SOU of hia I
men have surrendered, accord-
ing lo word leaching here via
Tomnles. j
HM HAVE PLANE
IIOOVKK SPEAKF.lt MONDAY.
Mrs. Jessie Kemp, who is to ad
dress n meeting of Hoover support
ers in this city Monday, will be the
uent of Mrs. A. C. Mar iters during
her stay In this city. Mrs. Kemp and
.Mrs. Marsters are both staunch work
ers in tho V. C. T. I!, and are inti
mate friends. Considerable interest
is be'ng shown in the meeting which
la to occur at the parish house and
r large audience is assured.
o
Bolshevik Division
Torn and Tattered
Europe and Travel to
Petrograd.
TO RETURN HERE LATER
During l!is Al; CT.cc Will Uiok Alter
His HoldiliKs in T1l.iI Country
lib. I'iixt Visit Since the Ik'
Kinnii.u: of the tar.
By Associated Press
WARSAW, May 15. Hout of the
nh .nt.-h. viV division in battle in
the region at the mouth of the Bere
.. ..a ...... .a reported iu the official
communique today. In attempting
to escape across the Dneiper, rein
uants of the division were killed or
captured.
Morris Weber, who returned hei
several months ao. nfler having c
jcaptd from tiie tcrrois of .var an
revolution In Mos ov, Russia, ex-
i Peots to leave next
;hkxaik ixtkkihits!
tnv Associated Press.)
' IlERLIN, May 1. An un
known man threw a grenade
to a ball in Knslinger near
Stuttgart, where a clerical
party was holding a meeting in
4 favor of the candidacy of Math-
las Kntberger for the Itelch-
Btni?. Several persons were
struck by the fragments hut
none were seriously Injured.
Arrangements Being Made
For Paiseiger Ship If
Gasoiin i Is Plentiful.
high school aggregation and the Rid
dle I'rune rivkera. Later announce
ments will be made in a day or two.
Roseburg lost the last game and they
need your presence lo help them
grab off the utxl one.
OFKKUKS AUK KI.KOTKI).
11:! CROWNINGS BE UNIQUE
Local People Are Asked by Commit
tee to Arrange for llooma for
the Coi viilll Hand Hoys
luru.t tike Carnival.
The llensno Parent-Teachers' as
sociation held their regular meeting
n Tuesday afternoon and following
the regular business session the fol
lowing officers were elected for thr
ensuing year: Mrs. F. A. Bemls.
piesideut; Mrs. II. W. dunlin, flrsi
vice president; Mrs. 11. W. Maddux
second vice president; Miss Caroline
Schelllng. treasurer, and Nola Kent
secretary. The association endorsee
the higher education mlllage tax and
passed resolutions to that effect.
KAISI.lt OITWITS SI.IXTIIS,
Daniels Opens
Volley on Sims
Bv Aspnclatcd Press)
WASHINGTON, May 15. Secre
'j.ry Daniels today attacked Ilea."
Admiral Sims un the charge that the
navy department lucked pinna anfl
veral places and within a xho' l .: ch:irgv WU8 -uninforuied and
watilon," Secrt-tnry Duniels told the
senate investigating committee.
K1
l can he exoected. Th
r,l jtirv protests against this and
Wis. that ihP trees bo removed,
blowing l' report, the grun. jury
J, discharged from further attend
ie. having served for a full year
Tile complete report follows;
k the Hon. J. W. Hamilton, Judge;
Ve the undersigned members ot
. grand jury lor Douglas county,
fcgon, duly impaneled, beg to re
tt that we have carefully Invei.tl
Ld and examined Into the differ
I charge ul ciime committed and
.ile iihin said coumy and state,
thave returned Into court true
against defendants where in our
lgiu.nl the evidence was gufficieni
Justify a trial, and not true bili:
re we deemed the ovldw.ee ad
ted Insufficient to warrant judi
I nroceeillues. We have tiled al
f times lo dispose of cases In ac
Mance with tne lnbirucuuua
r Honor at the time we were Im
fie have mode an Investigation of , Roseburg Loses
I courthouse grounds urn. jun
irs(luy on his j
!tun to that country lo look HfierjT
the extensive Itiirtiness alTiiirs of hisl
J..UIII.IM.U IU ill K .n,...i,l.t , T
as fur as ChristUiniit, Norway, by his
wifrt and child. Hi 4latiRhtir will
probably remain In I'ost bnig to com
1'Ihh her h.Kh school ccnir.-e. while
his son exoe.-ta to ko to liontnn to
ji in another son and dauhiiT who
rre in ai-hool there.
Tiuler the present disturbed con
i itions In KtiffOu, Mr. Wcl;er ex;wciH
to ko only an far n.i Petrotrrrfd at
this time. He in of the opinion, how
over. ili.it th -j vkoirt of t lie revolu
tion.! n' condition1 are now ov.-r In
IMissia and that (he country will soon
he on the way to peace and general
letovory.
Mr. Weber l'vcl hr for a mim-
1 er or years in-ire komi 10 ltussia ;
shortly before tho n nine of the j
Cleat war aim nc nart ninny ii-hmioh
here who wish li'iu every n'lercss on
hirt present ti in. Keg.irdl.iff hs
(Rv Anaoclatod Prea.)
IKOltN. Holland, May K.
Former Emperor William ar-
! riei here from Ainerongen
this niortiins, outwlttlns a
number of Jouinallnts and
photographers who were wait-
tna: at another entrance of the
grounds while his automobile
Klipiietl through another way.
Last niuht's meeting of the carni
val executive sum ui it tee showed con
siderable progress made by the
chairmeu of (he different commit
tees. Plans are heiiiR perfected whereby
It Is hoped that we will have a largo
nasseneer-carrylng plane using our
aviation Held for home bane.
Pigeons to Start
Race Tomorrow
Two largo coops of racing pigeonf
will be released nt the local express
: office tomorrow morning at 6 o'clock
j These pigeons belong to the Seuttl.
' Kacing Pigeon association and wer.
received here today with Instructions
! regarding their release. There art
Th. z.i onus to com .eie in hub mew uu
oinmltiee ii closing negotiation. record flight jed- Th. race.
with a Kugene corporation and they. ' -promise
us an excellent exhibit each : by the racing pigeon clubs of the
day from the 25th to the 2!llh-pro- i I'nited Slate, and during the recen
vided there I. gas for the machine. I war the data coueclod by lhe.e or
Thnesdav oromlse. to be the big- Mnlxa.ions proved of inva ..able aer
i : ' . . ... ....... vim 1 Btniii are urm in urxe num
! ZZ ""Th. uueVn. wTl. her. by aviators, artillery and groun.
be crowned al 11 o'clock on the
9 t counnouse lawn, an.. ..lew . v m.
!aro going to be a reproduclion of
I Fairvland with something new and
STILL IN THE I
Commission Sends Engineer
to Roseburg to Get Ad
ditional Data on Plant.
REPORT IS DELAYED
So Chance to Iarn Outcome of tho
Kate Hearing for Several Weeks
ir tlx Preaent Indication.
Are Accepted.
ItK.COIinS AUK HliOKKN.
( Bv Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON. Muy 1 ."
.
with
Sale of Army
Goods Steady
Although there was no great rush
for supplies at the army sale at the
city hall this morning, a siea.1'
stream of those who wished to re-
... 11. l..,.lni frnln tlia "(311-
ned willv " etc., of armv fnine, were ; nnn asic jou 11 you mni... .
eomin? and going ull morning, and II the columns of your pa;ier. let me
was the general opinion that the stock, thank the cood people of Doimlas
... u ..I..- rtn. cnnntv fnr the rnrdinl wet -oine I re-
or eniuies wuuiu ue -.. ..uov.. -- - - . .
.e ven sr t ue'r n ut is . no.. ni ie-.
journev be favors this paper
I the follow-in comnmrirntlou:
1 IvdOor Kowhtire; Nws-ReMe'v:
I The , kindly; interest, which you
! personally and tho readers of your ' 4
1 allied paper seemed to take In the
i Tate of ono who had lived many vein s I
Ml. your happv community, prompts 1
;ue a? This time, when T nm about !
nt;ain to leave you. to write to you '
All rworiis for an increase In
population In the 19:10 census
wre broken to.lav by two De
troit suburbs. Ilantarinck and
Highland Park, which since
1HI0 have increased 12titl
cent and HCl per cent respect-
ively.
.r.nli.al This ceremony Is In the
hands of Miss Anna llryan and Miss,
Maud Lombard, and they will en
large their committee to handle the
feature that Miss Bryan Ib planning.
Rev. C. H. Hilton has consented
to make the address on tins propi
troops a. well a. by the army and
navy in carrying me.sage. In the wai
lone. The birds proved li.fallll.l.
t.nd were of extreme service to th
government.
HOMK ON I I IU.OI (.11.
Ilulbert Mathews and Jack Shields
1 both members of the said Held Ar
1 nil. rv hand, arrived In this city yes-
5 ; I usaslon 7T Jj. will be clothed 1'
in gorgeou. roues. ,ne eguu. , u -- ,.,.,., wlir ttllll ,)e.
worn by the kings of the courts In
the old world.
Another big feature is the Corval-
lls band which will ploy throughout
nf the earntv.il. giving
ItFSOl.VTION ADOITF.I).
A 1 concer.n every im"uius ......
T nn,,n in the rourlhouse stnnd and
1 . . l .... K.. .i.nH whieh 1
also OH lite lunula, u...... "
Inr musicians were placed In tne
Imnd with which they are now con
nected. At the close of hostilities
thev reenlisted and will remain in
the army for .oine time yet. They
are located at Camp Knox.
(Mv Associated Press.l ;,., k r-,rt . the Intersection of
1 , . 1nnkafl t r.x.t i
1
1OCAL KKWH ITF.MS.
11 time to time, and wuna e
irt like to make lengthy recoiu-
E.lations as to what should be
ke from a standpoint of buainets
I economy, yet we very reluctatit
tnurh that subject, as reports of
Inil juries in the past have been
ivtej lightly, but we feel that we
jte derelict of duty. If we under
Bd the Instructions given by you
t.-cllv, if we did not call al tent Ion
i few matters which we consider
(vital Importance to human life
property.
First : We call your Honor's atten-
1 to the filthy, unsanitary cou.li-,
k of the county jail, inis we
t has been done repeatedly lu j
past, but we wish to reiierale ;
trust every grand Jury that may :
low will investigate into this nin'- I
and make the same report, ir in.
ti.u lit nt unifies im sa e this morit
Ing included canned b.uon, roast beef, i turn frr f Russia.
aiiny blatikels, .wool, shoes, neck i It has been a hanpy year
I ...jh ..n,l l. ipiai k hats, ol ' tintty spenT among ley many
of white and blue denim. i nere aim it is w.m a sense ... res"-.
lll.it I leave itosennrr.
A cable from Kuroi.e, received a
few days nco and dir. ctir.g me lo
proceed to l'( trograd. if possible. In
order to find out vhal has heroine of
the firm known as the "Russian
I. and Reclamation Companv, Ltd.."
In n nip and tuck game of baseball necessitates my leaving. I shall pro
yestcr.'.ay. the Roseburg high school coed from here to our office in New
i..st to tlie Collage ('.rove aggregation j York City, visiting on my wav there
t,J a- nr.. nf .! to 7. The game " a with mv dimghlpr and sun In Huston.
h".,rri rnnvlit one and the outcome was In closing I llliiH I' ll ynu
WASHINGTON. May
The republican resolution to
end the stale of war wlih Ger-
many and Austria was adopted
today by the senate and now
(iocs to a conference. By a vole
of 43 to 38 the senate previous-
had suhsliltlted the Knox
The merchants are already having
long beicbe made to follow the curl,
line and to be placed in front of
their various business houses and
the romuiltteo most respectfully 1'
onestR and urges that every uier-
! resolution for that rec
nlpa. ; pawed by the house. The volet
friends' "" adoption was 43 to 38.
By One Point
h w
uncertain until the last man whiffed ; much we have appreciated the pro
gress we have seen nere on ever
hand; well paved streets and side
walks, Improved hishwavs,
stores and last, hut not lo- st
man.- fine s pool building, all speak
so well for the progressive and ener
getic people that fcrni your l ommun-
Sincerelv vours.
MORRIS .1. WKIinil
his allotted three times and en.ieo
he contest. I'p to the 7lh Inning
Ihe score was a tie, the opposing
uinos having put over three runs
each. In the fatal seventh, however.
Iho high school pushed over another
nm with series of bunched hits and
in the closing half of that prame the, ,y
;sitors boosted a couple over home ;
.late. In the eighth Inning the high
school failed to score and witn tne( n
Cottage Grove men at bat and two on
i o .-im heave over third base n rm n m IX ft
Is warrant, until this eye-sore and ,oj;t t'he KilI11P. The final Inning
closed with one more tally tor toe V of III tKlVPrfO.
,-als and a shutout for the visitors., Vl ULSHlVt,! CU
The hizh school Is practicing con-;
sia-.itlv will be in eood shape to meet
the Riddle nine during the carnival.
Thr locals went down to Ignomioua
defeat at the last meet with the Rid
dle placers ond ere out for blood at
-the coining match.
-
'
Mits. Ki.i:r.i:ii will sino.
In addition to the regular
: Sunday musical program at the
i Methodist church, north, to-
' mo. row
' favored with a solo by Mrs.
William Kletxer. of Yonralla.
Mrs. Klet7er has a sweet voice
and It will he a pleasure for a
ncseluirg uudience to listen to
her.
Vili X 1 chant pluee one or more benches l:i
I ; front of their stoles and places of
business where the people may si.
down and rest ibeuiselve. during tin
long hours of Ihe duy.
A contract has been closed with
F. F. Kills of the American Iiecoral
Ing Co.. of I'm l laud, for Ihe decora
tion of the streets, carnival bead
quarters, two grandstands and tho
exhibit building. They are using all
new material I hie. year and will slaw
nnitinir nn the street streamer on
the niidienre will tie Tuesday morning. May ar.th
tne ...AAAAAjj4S
PTAXUINti Ol- ijl J
Mattle I.ee Stephenson ...1030
Malgucrite Odin 1010
Lorietie t'onlee 1005
vt-.ririierite Scllloemalin . . 990
4 Zonule McDonald
Bailee is removed or -renovatf-u
made habitable for human life,
also in this connecllon wirh to
the attention of. the county and
health officers to this matter, if
9 have no knowledge of its condl-
lecond: We request that the cot
lood trees west of the courthouse
L'ougliia and Main streets be cut
wn and removed. These trees are
pining dangerous, and sooner or
pr might cause the death of some
lur.-nt person. They are now daui-
gtg the sidewalk and sooner or
r will damage the pavement.
ch would entail a great expense
the county in replacing It. We
e"ly believe that the rapid
'h of these trees will sooner or
tr cause them to be exceedingly
Ig'Tous to pedestrians and pome
jtc nt person may be ki'led or liv
pd. by reason of the trees becom-
top-heavy and falling. Further-
re. as long as they are retained in
r pres.-nt state very little can be
w with the grounds in the way of
rov-ment. which should by all
F be tmd.rtrken.
Plird; We realize thnt the vflrl-
"fficrs In the courthouse are
'l"d and the hest la heinff made
lh situation at this lime vet we
gnat number of co'urt or
Rl'y records that are thrown in
ut'S'alrs of the jail In such man
'nat
I.I.LKTOX I'-T. MUKTS.
r.y Assnciatetl Prt'ss
I W A S H I NO TO N, May 1r.. Car-
! ranza's escape from the revolutloii
ary forces which attacked his tro"ps
near Esperanza was reported today
i by General Obregon In a lues, age lo
then revolutionary agents on ihe
'border, which was forwaiucd here.
nk,, mod ihe di nosed pr"sld nt
A very In'. resting meeting of the ha(, ,,,lrr,.01,.d in getting through
ruller'on Parent-Tea. ncr association (ne r(.Volutionary lines and was ac
wi he'd l.it nlsht. A most enjoy- , comped by a small "rcort and was
;ble mushal iri.'.'tnm was presented. ,ov(ng northward into the moun
nmong the numbers being splendid
.-,.. .r.n. he Mrs C. A. Brand. Mrs. I , o
MOItK t.ASH IMv R'tlVFU
Florence Devaney
Max'ne Svkes . . . .
Clavte I'.liK k
Marie Vogelpohl .
Ague Il'igat
Rhea Hall
985
. . 985
. . 980
. . 980
. . 945
. . S65
. . 830
fin Thnrsdav afternoon at 3: 3"
Ri.seburg'B lodge of F.Iks, No. .lit, ,
will hnve complete charge of the
program and there will be something
doing to put "pep" and "Jnzx" Into
the opening day of the carnival, and
every "Bill" In Douglas county Is ex
peeled to report at the lodge rooms
ut the cnll of Ihe chairman of this
committee, which consists of Iir.
Stewart. Gene Parrolt and Dr. Seely
It Is very possible that they will put
on a float, and the queens' floa.s
will head this parade. This opening
feal II re will no doubt be the means
of bringing hundreds of people from
good many miles around into uose-
II. 1!. Church and sons left till
ii.einini; for Winchester, wlu .e tile)
will six-nd the day fhlilng
Mrs. A. I'. Katun, daughter llelene
and sou James, left this morning fol
their home ut Portland following l
visit In this city.
Mrs. C J. itasinusaen lift thh
morning for Oukland to visit will
lor parents. Mr. end .Mrs. R. O. l.eh
man.
.Mrs. II. Sweeney, of Wilbur, ar
rived In Hoseburg this morning u
spend Ihe day shopping and vlsllim.
: with flrends.
A son was horn this morning t.
! Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Holing, of Wll
bur, who buve b.cn spending soul.
lime In Hits city.
Miss Marguerite (Men. who will
month, has accept, d a posillon with
iho Itogard & Phillips real eslate of
fire.
Miss Malzle Walker and Miss R
J.Ull lllckeison. the W ilbur Public
schools, came to Roseburg this morn
Ing and spent the day attending t
business matters.
Donald McClellun. a former resl
dent of this city, passed through
vosehurg this morning enroute fron,
Portland, where he has made hi.
home, to San Francisco, where he h
rrcepted a position with a well known
wholesale coffee house. Many friend
Public Service Comnilsaion Engi
neer C. J. Oreen arrived in thia city
today to make a teat of th new
pump, recently In. tailed Dy tn.
Dougla. County Light and Water
company. The commission la worst
ing on It. decision In this rate and
leslres to ascertain the exact capac
ity of the local plant before an
nouncing it. findings. During th.
hearing th. corporation atated that
(he new pumps being Installed will
Increase the rapacity to auch a de
gree that there will be no ahortag.
of water during th. aummer month.
md al that the new pump, will
sllmlnale all difficulty that ha. been
previously experienced. Before m. li
ng Ita final decision. Mr. ureen
date., the commission desire, lu in
nilre further Into the euulpn.ei.l of
'.he plant and b. advl.ed correctly
-hi that proper rule, and require
ments may be set forth In Ih. coat
ing announcement.
I do not know how soon tne com
mission will be ready to report." Mr. 1
;)reen replied In answer to the quea
lon or how .oon the decision re
garding Increased rate, could be ex
pected. "It I. a tremendous task to
procure and analyse all of the data
hi such a case and prepare an equit
iblu adjustment. In till, case w.
nave not only the lighting utility but
jlso the water work., operated Joint
ly and under one head, and the va
.ioua phase, and aspects of the two
.lepai'lmcnl. must be considered,
trst .epurately and then gntly, b
.ore any definite decision can b.
.cached. At thi. particular tlm. the
o.ninlsainn desire, assurance that
he capacity of the plant I. amplo
o siioiilv all need, and 1 have beeu
lent to Investigate and ascertain th.
rue facts. 1 expect to remain la
toseburg for two or three daya and
v 1 1 1 then present my report directly
ihe commission.
The hearing wa. held wiveral
iionlh. ago, the water and light
ompany having previously inaae an
ppllculiou to double the rate on
ater and ulso asking lor au in-
rease In light and power ratea. uev
ral daya were .pent by the coinmis-
ilon In taking te.llmony, in. cny
Hitting up a .irong opposition to in.
'lalma made by the company. Three
eparate invenlorle. were filed, on.
iy Ihe company, another oy me tone
lilsslon engineer, and a third by Ihe
by- . . .
Volumes of evidence were inlro
luced by boih aide, and given con
Iderution by the commission, which
ins been considering the matter for
everal months. It Is expected that
nnslderable attention will ho given
he t-lty'n rental ot hydrant, which
ire provided for In the franchise,
he company having objected to free
ervice In thl. resp-rl.
burg and thus assure Ihe carnival ri tno young man were ai me n.a.ioM
ir over ihe ton on the opening to greet nun.
hv Members of the fire department
Who will ride on the two queens' Inst evening flushed the fire hyd
flonls? This is being decided every ' runts and tested the water pressur.
hour of the dav bv the voles that are ! .,, v.'et Roseburg and al the sol
helm nlneed In the two ballot boxes, i h tors' home. The pressure at all
and Iho following little folks are r-; indrants on the West Side
Wm Kle'.er and .Mrs. a. .-ee
nil 'accompanied by Miss Frances
Parslow at the piano. The singing
of old-time favorite soncs by the
U-semhlv. led bv M.s tlarrie.i r.u.-
i rtemm. was a new and
while several
'rns bv six nf Ml-a Hopkins' pupils
! vere espe- i.illy well rendered.
I During th business msatlng,
.,,. f..r Hie ensiling year
Vicrt-d as follows: President. Mrs
' Tehn Rttnyan; vice president. I. L.
j I '(aileron; secretary. Mrs. Foster
Ilutner. tretsiiv'. Mrs. II. riii'
i The next meeting will be held on
;.fune 11th.
SOUK HANCK TONIGHT.
Don't ink" our word fnr It
n,. ih. re and let the Jazi-0
l our prove it. It will start at
the armory at 8:30 sharp and
will be a humdinger. Best
music. Ii st floor, and Del
Jewet t. the penpy floor man-
r w il coiiMiie to give you
a joy time tonight.
4V. ''
celvlng vote, for the privilege or ;
1 inking part In the Junior qi n .
i feature of the parade: Mildred Sinnl-:
! ger. Daphne Hughes. Frances But-.
i ner. One Maddox, Doris Pickens. ;
Dorothy Marsters. Pauline Bubar, i
Mnxlne Moore. Jessie (ilbbs and j
found to be 110 pounds, equal to th-.
best pressure In the city
The Helnllne-Moore conservator)
of Munlj will start a series of must
recitals next Friday evening. May 21
The recitals will be held In Ihe high
s. hool auditorium, and the series will
I he opened by Ihe kindergarten class
x-iivaLoih Alimham.
. ... --j
Buy t"rn' rL ,,! Vik. i wl" will present a clever program of
ie. us in.. .,..! .onus dances, aames any rytlim wors
beautiful float. The more
the
merrier. And It take the youngsters
Il Is expected that th" last of the ser
:; toiiav
interesting
three-part
of-
were
in
. I
IX ltOM'ill
Two sm 11 rr-rs of gisollne arrived Vino SckOOl ClaSS
,,s ri.y ....... - .
morning and were i-nien.ie,i ....
c-nrfn-rt Oil company. Th car ar,
Mox'mcte about two da
for this r-onntv. and vill
tinned out in small q-nntl
enmranv. Another car
hut It Is not known J'i
rrrive. ITohlit'lv the
supMv
i h 'be
l epec!(d
when It will
fir- ' irt of
next ween. rue Mtrnarn v.i
horn Is sMll disco, irngipK sll
"mv rb'e" nd all .. of
'exceiit when a''"'-!"''''-' '
2 1 on! i pe
niy.
they cannot be usel. If, . . .. . fnr the
rrvrd .r. . Ii. U. , .r.1 Fred 1 loncTis.se.-. i
knv .... . " .1 "u Pi Paul Fire and Marine n.-u.......
r .. ... ur u.iiiiiv, iney s.lo.iiu -----rrorv.ri
.u.i j rnmrimv. arrnea in
, n.ii..-,, mm Hl.illlKr., .... ,.J
'wise 'hey should be dlsposM of nicbt from Portland.
I aot allowed to he nlled on live ta.n neooqunr.r, .
si oAit pp.kt: sLAsitrii.
1" - . : lo Iho old- . Will not He given 1111.11 ...e
,o ge, e-e- -..' '"".". " . Rppk , ,un.
.. -a nil ffo! n""r'' " no".'""'
! i l.r. hova K.ml.erlv. Idaho, where they resl.l
.u.. t ,,a ,e- ' and snent the night In this rlly. Mr
, ""-"". ',;. ' 7 nnA Mr.. Duiiken are looking for
Di'rftirO ShmVTl iu, .he Crvnllls bnnd. and the see- location and Inspected several pieces
1 ll,."i v- ,A ,,, , have the nw of nronerlv near llosebll rg while here
f vone who would take rare of They are very favorably Im pressed
r ..... ri-Hdualliic class nr ..nr. nt ihese hovs for lodg- ! w.-l'h llouelns co.lrttv and will prob-
. . "' . . . .... ... . . . ...f I
r.ut on o.spiay is dc.uh ... ih is one or i ne n hi..". ; i,i,iy return nere ... io.-.". . ..
.,., rleneed hv the executive com- h . morn ng for tirnnls l-ass.
rolttee. The contract enlls for a cer-1 Mr. j, vct'lsin and daughter
tnln sum of money and room and 1 vBrore. of I.eavenworth. Washing
board. The committee will furnish , wno h.v0 hpn .pending Ihe past
the monev and tb board and it ioca. .k ,.. riV vijiting at the it
nopl will furnish sleeping quarters j noadmnn hnuie. will h-nve tonight
for one or more or men.- im.vi.. ......
nronosltlon will work out satlsfae
,n.ll Phone If.9 Ihe number nf
ror .nr
On
shown bv C. W. Clark, proprietor oi
laik's studio. Mr. Clark has taken
:he individual photographs of the
cl..s members and group d them In
n very artistic and unique manner.
Ti e arr ing' tn. nt of photograph. Is
nnn: ual bin very attractive nd is an
,.a,. ,,,!.. of p.-rfect photography and
The large picture na.
Turkish Sultan
Going to Resign
lljr Amsoc latest
CONSTANTINOPLE. May 15.
The Turkish sultan will resign, hi.
.I.rone In protest against the severity
of the peace treaty presented to Tur
key by the allied power., according
to a rumor credited In many quar-
French Troops
Being Withdrawn
By Asanrlnted Pres.
PARIS. May 15 The withdrawal
it French troop, from Frankfort and
ihe Darmstadt regions. It Is under
stood, has already begun, altnough
formal orders for a complete evacua
tion of this territory has not been
l.sue.l by the French government.
Miss May Thompson arrived In
Roseburg this morning from Portland.-
where she reside., and will
sp'-nd several weeks here visiting
with her mother. Mr.. II. Thompson.
1-I.H'll IHMlf TOKAY.
this city las'
-here h main-
and snent Fatur-
here conferring with Itice e Kile.
OGDFV. P
. mnl"--n.s'ed
ted 2' 7"' bars
o. oei,ri. car nere con. - -- - , . h, j.t.
conrhi.on we wish to .tate to local agents for the company Jhe rep- of 'hi
honor that we were Impaneled ' resent.
Mav I I. The
sr rnr"v c"t
cr to the Je! t'.TS
rlrt f..r n.71 ner hun-
This action wa
is tor in- com . - - - h. todav Th s action was
Mr. Tlbbett, will continue Pound. 'iletlon of local
-itl Wf FPn lllipBUPlPa ' irwnn. 1 . a- rn HJl-
r-ular May. 1919. term and on to point. In aouthern Oregon be- t"
nn.nnsltlnn
i...n . .... i.e. 1 Into a .mailer photo- Knv vnu can give a cot
grai h which are being sold In Inrre ,,,(,,, Ther are hoys Just like our
nri .h. rs to members of the class, . wn hnvs and might want to enme in
fac.jl.y and oth.V .tudent.. .g minute, after 9 some night, but
.. o I t remember that they are out on
Morn, to Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Evan., , vscntlon.
t-,1. ii..,.. ui on Mav II. lVZO. ai s.niher Interesting leatnr. is
daughter. Hv. ball gam
for Sin Francisco At the train in
this city they will loin Mr. McClaln
ond son. Kugene. who are enroute to
n Francisco, where Mr. MC'laln
.HM
(By Associated Pres..)
MINNEAPOLIS. May 15.
Flour dropped 50 cent, a bar-
-.i n tis nr. here today, mark-
who Is m.n-ger of the Leavenworth Ing the .econa ' """" J
Mercantile Co.. will .Mend market cllne thl. week. A lower wheat
week Before r.'-.r-.ing home Mm. market I. the reason for th.
McClaln and d.u titer will make an drop. It I. aald. T
tended trln through T.xa. visiting
sreatmgTe.tnr. i .
b.twea th. Roaebarg at San Antonio. T.mpl. and Waco. 4
Kl now aerred a year. W. have for. returning home.
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