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III!
IN Shti-it
icial Count Gives Him the
jmination on Republican
Ticket By Six Votes.
intestisunique
L,,,, la la Doubt Cmll ! Mo-
t, and 1 i"""
Check Burn tow "
Avoid Chance oi r.rrur.
- i,.n.nlllnU 111 tllO
'rial returns. -
f 14 voteB. were discovered by
Siclal canvass completed last
. account gives
farmer the nomination by six
U order io ij " -
the sheriff rote checked
l". ' j .I.-,., la Utile DOSS1-
twice u . ,
f, of there being any mistak-.
L tala give Starmer 1764 yntei
Qme 1758. . difference of six
L in Starmer'a favor,
rh. race for the republican noml
K'wtb. poeition of sheriff la
,lelled in the history of the
it Early returns gave Qulne n
f of a few voles. Starmer thun
Ll ahead and with complete un
Yearns It looked as It Qulne
E been Dominated by 14 votas. ,
I .... nmww nt nne I
Hi in the canvass ... t..
L was found, cutting Qulne led
Sj Then the count developed
Kher error whero person fur
klnc a report from a precinct had
Sited Starmer's votes to Qulne
. also occurred again and with
I canvass complete and an nddtnjr
thine called Into use. it developed
1 Starmer had won t he nomina
I by a plurality of six votes.
Kit contest has been eagerly
lehed by the cltliens of the coun
iBoth men were well supported.
'l ahowa by their close vote and
fact that the outcome was so
V in doubt added to the Interest,
he flgurei given out are official
I are the result of the official can
to which ! being completed. The
ubllcan ballota have been checked
k the exception of votes for pre
lt officers, and the - democratic
rti will be laken up tomorrow,
la possible that a recount will
(called for by Sheriff Qulne. who
kr Hates that he has not decided
EK her or not he will endeavor to
e a new count made. He suites
: he will Investigate thoroughly
P In the event there is a question
I will call fo ranother count. As
he has taken no action.
STOKKS WILL CUtSF..
Owing lo the fart thut near
ly every business house in
Roseburg la well represented
in the Klks lodge, u was no- -cided
this afternoon that the
merchants close their places or v.
busiuess from i o'clock until
4 p. iu.. to ullow the clerks and
proprietors to participate in
the bin Klks' parade. Imiuedi-
ately following the parade the
business houses will re-open. V
Tomorrow's event will un-
doubiedly be a huge success as
Is Indicated by this heurty co-
operation of the Koseburg mer-
ELKS PREPARE
FOR BIG PARADE
COMPLETE OFFICIAL JOHNSON ASSURED !
RETURNS GIVEN OF OREGON VOTE
K Vl.l'll WOL1
Ralph Wolleiiborg, age.
years, son of Mr. and Mrs
dore Wolleiiborg and
Itosoburg boy, died
KM'.KIU! DKAI).
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32
Isa- !
All Bills Are Urged to Meet; Republican Vote For County'Leads Wood By Over 2000
At Elks Terhple Tomorrow
At 1:30 Sharp.
Canvassed and Complete
Totals Given Out.
Votes In the State Ac
cord to Returns.
WILL BE SOME EVENT CONTEST IS CLOSED FEW COUNTIES NOT
chants.
cussc'l looking to the elevation of
the tone of American citizenship ami
the more perfect nntionallziitioa of
America. No agency could with
creator propriety undertake this
work than the Lesion. The mei. I
who da rod their all for America :
have a right to set a standard by'
which Americanism shall be judged. J
The Legion is performing a great!
public service in strenpthpnins;
America's lines of dttfenae In tiins
of peace. The realization of Itsi
program calls for the earnest partici
pation of all those who touched el
bows in camp and on tho battle line;
the splendid youth who served Amer
ica because they loved America.
Kvery Kffurt I.Wm; .Vado to II.iv
1'irst Purwlo 11 Keaturt o Tlii
A'ui-k Carnival I.Ik i'rowdH
A K.vpwted T:iio!-iiw.
'oU5 IEiidh Clone fr Many Cmidl- l-ate IhOtiirna Ant KmxUhI to 111
date Hiid Oflfichtl i'anvnH Was
Neces-sary- to IhHennlnc the
Final Outcome.
Frank B. Walte of Portland came
to the city last night and will spend
a short time attending to business
matters.
FAT AND LEANS 10
PLAY TOMORROW
Baseball Contest Scheduled
For Afternoon Under Au
spices of Elks Lodge.
"V'llo Itiil. are ya going la pa
1 adw tojiioi ioj ?" Well, of ourse
you art Ail the it.lls of old oJJ
nr. going to Rather at th? stamp
ing grounds near the Te,n;ile nt 1 :
iiO sharp tomorrow, doll up in the
nifty whitn hats purchased for :lu;
occasion, and with purple necktie
floating in the breeze trump the
streets of Iloseburg, just to itir.Ue
the opening parade of the carnival
one tiig howling t access. Dr. btew
i?rt. commandi-r in chit-f of the fes
tivities for the afternoon, stated to
day that the event will be a whirl-1
wind. Lot's all get together tomor-
row and put over the opening day
with a bang. Tho stunt committee
has been working overtime, to make
the comic section of the parade aj
scream and whether or not they will
bo successful remains to be een.
And that's not al!. True, the fes
tivities will start at 1::0 in the af
ternoon and continue until the pa
rade ends, but it must hIso ?o re
membered that in thr oveniug the
n. V. O. Klks will entertain "sum
thin grand.' The ever-popular
lunch committee announced this p.f
iprnoon thnt '2 00 chickens nre b'V
ing cooked to feed the hungry herds.
Po chicken, the feathered variety,
will no doubt b? a hradlfner during
tho evening s fpstivlt te1. fit 8 go-
druse Jo1hlsu l.vnul as l lgure
Are llc-hifc llH-elvel From
f.'ouiitleH Favoring lllui.
UKin:i.ir. (oi xty
Senator 13. L. Fddy.
Uenivs'Mi tat Ives A. K.
Arthur II. Marsh.
Shlria.
' Jttint Rep. Chas. F. Hopkins.
Dist. At,fy. Geo. Ncuner. Jr.
bounty Judge D. J. Stew;irt.
! Sheriff Sam W Starmer.
ronimiasioner A. F. Stearns.
County Clerk Ira Ti. Kiddle.
Treasurer James K. Sawyers.
Assessor Frank 1.. Calkins.
! Surveyor F. C. Frear.
! School Sunt. O. C. Hrown.
! Coroner M. E. Hitter.
a former
at San
Francisco last night followtiiK
an operation for gallstones, ac-
cording to a telegram received 4
this morning by his uuelo, 11 y-
man Wolleiiborg, of this city.
Ralph was well known In Rose- 4
4 burg, having resided here for 4
the greater part of his life.
H. Turner and wife, also of Eugene,
who came to this city by train and
will remain hero until after tho fes
tival Is over.
IVAL
KSTAM.IMH (.'AM! TOXHiUT.
After two days of hard work, th.
official cinrasn of tly republican
vote has been completed. On account
of tho large number of candidates on
the b;i1!ft the work required a great
dal of time, and It was afternoon
bofore ibe republican to'als were se
cured. In nearly nil of ih precinct
nnnies were written in for precinct
officer, and this required a great
deal of time on the p-ir of those
iiirHng the official canvass.
This afternoon the work on irv
democratic returns wns started and
Hy Associated IVess
PORTLAND. May 26. On the
I apis of available ole'tion returns It
is estimaUd that Hi ram Johnson,
candidate for the republican nomi
nation for president, has won the
Oregon primaries by a plurality over
Leonard Wood of more than -000.
I I may run to 230Q
j Complcto returns have now been
i rfivl frrti.i 1 fmmttnfl nffti'tiil rt-
Xv.rns from six other counties and!
returns of v-arying Incoinple'ent rf
from the remaining nine counties.
There pre probably but few more
than "000 wtes yet to he counted.
Somothlng like 1:100 of these ore in
the Ktiv-n; John '-on 'counlles of
I I :uker, Clatr.op, Crook and Celuni-
i Ida. About !f00 votes are still to
be reported frdm Cilliam, Morrow
and Mood River, l ane, and Douglas
' counties, alt of whleh have gone
for Wood on the Incomplete re-
j turns, but not po decisively as the
I Johnson counties above enumerated
have gone for Johnson.
! The estlmnte of outstanding votof
I in bused, on the assumption that an
nveragn of SO per cent of the regis-
'tered republican vote was enst In the
connlies nnmed.
So the assumtrrn is fair lhir tin
following this the necinl measures . belated n tunif, as th y come in will
The local Hoy Scouts will estab
lish their camp tonight at the cor
ner of Kane and Oak streets. They
:tre to assist tho carnival committee
during the thsee d-i; s of tin- c.irnl
vnl ai d w;ii ao st r o in l;eepini
tlio tr-'- ;i tb'ar during parades.
The lnys will be vested with police
power and persons refusing to obey
heir or-j.-rs v.iU be charged with ro
h'stln'T r.n offi-'er. The bo s are
planning on a trip to Rock creek and
n two-weeka camp there within a few
days.
R. Vi Marsters, who Is now mak
ing his homo at Salem, arrived last
night to attend to business matters
iiere for a short time.
will be checked. The complete offi-
IS CARNIVAL BENEFIT
lre!.!ytrri:in aixl 'liritiau Teams if i
Twilight U-auuo Will iws IWila j
After Heavy anil I.lKdt j
WeiBlUs Hold alfel. !
Pclognten fo tn 'ropubllran
tional cnnvtmlinn Tliit'r SS.
4r.fi. fT.irrifOil S2!). Illrkcv Kol- I
Mnoilopa''1 SIS. 'f,1.on !
orming Local
Welfare Board
iut. K. M. Lundborg. represent
Ike northwest division of the er
I and liiformaticn branch of the
r deparlment. spent the day in
wburg orKaalzlng a local commit
to assist ex-service men in ad
Mn claims. An effort is being
It by the war department, Lieut,
idbere states, to settle up ail
lm by July 1, and In order to
lt in this work a committee is
m appointed in each community
latins of representative men to
inrlw each ex-soldler and find
whether or not he has received
allotments, liberty bonds, bonus
travel pay due him and if not to
Local sport fans are looking for
ward with great anticipation to the
"major league" ball gunio to bo
played tomoirow afternoon between
the fat and lean men of the city.
This contest will be staged under the
auspices of the Elks, and will be
followed by a game between Presby
terians and Christians of Twilight
league. The proceeds aru to be usi d
tor the carnival and it is ceiiain
that the fostival will benefit gimtly
by tho profit as there is no doubt re
garding the size of the crowd, itolli
teams have been practicing earnestly
for tho past two veek and the fat
men's battery is In superb condi
tion. On account of the teniTir
speed with which the pitchers throw
the ball, however, and the subse
quent energy expended by the
catcher in endeavoring to halt the
progress of said srhere. the heavy
weights will furnish a relief for the;
two positions and at the preser.i
time It Is not known whether or not.
the batteries will alternate, each one
nltchlnc an inning or whether they j
tor as long i
lit 'otnam 'on. nver
ion matter adjusted as qulcKiyu nogsible
POMlble. The committee will bei ,!..' '... m .rvo in un
nihd with suitable blanks and i f , corDUinls, nnd Hill McDon-
I endeavor to get in touch with
tormer soldiers In the country.
Meting was held this morning In
office of C. S. Heinllne. where
natter was (thoroughly dls-
N meeting was well attended
1 W. y. Harris representing the
il Rd Cross chapter and Guy
ion, representing the American
lion w-re appointed on the coin
:t9. These two members wilt
om a third member.
o
U Should Enroll
i American Legion
aid will wear the ni.'SK ana cnesi
protector and possibly a mitt. Kloyd
Stevens will be trotted out as relief
pitcher and Karl Acee will kid the
batteries from behind home plate.:
Extra foundations are beins (p.it j
undar the benrh and other Improve-1
ments made. The lean men pin their'
faith on Alton and Abncr Mice of
Rice creek, for the battery and fully
hoiievA ihev will keep the heavy--
i weights guessing. In the event n
I relief should be needed Cene Par-
irott will occupy the mound. A bom a-;
! f .ronrh if. heing built behind
the pitcher to u ceo nun oil at o A. Salz
man. who will umpire balls and
strikes, provided a helmet is pro-!
Tided for his further protection.
Harry Hlldeburn win umpire
tnau who wore the Amer,- ' "JlXZ
anifcrm In Douglas county
Is as follows:
14 be enrolled in the Vmpnua I1 " f
0' The American Legion. The . ,,111 trv.n-.lrt
- of w.r ,iorie: lhe 0Dllg. XrVonz d
of American cltlxer.ship con- j "urt
"lg the organliatlon. Com-.;
uiiii., anrt his comrHdea
1 and are iinAni i-u - unt
M are h. Tighest -.nd in! V"?. ,Ph
M. Jones ss
2b
3 b
rf
rf
If
sub
f run
Alton Iti'e
Aimer Hlce
V. L. Short
Gene l'arrntt
Hob Kldd
Ira Riddle
A. A. Wilder
Hrry ' ar.-e
Koy Bellows
A. .?. l.ilburn
E. D. Stewart
Bob Hargreaves
ft". T t.V.Starre.t
r ,he An''lrn I-'Ulon. ! Walter Good
hti!IYMlou" membership In 8 c Hartrum
b' precept and example the!
i tne Americanism of Wash-; o
Jon nd Lincoln, the greater the; p h Appelhoff I" hro f rotn j
"of the cation Itielf to com- Oranta Pass looking after matters .11 j
' (Wrtla and stand four-square to : connection with his farm In Eder
world. j bower. He will return to the south-
dsTices are consUnUr dls- ern cltr Frtdajr.
ng o oe vim nnu wool, u m... r,nl ,,, 00d)dll1 os for ,,10
brothers, bo give your wives a nickel, , ... fii,,...
nn'l sena em 10 ine snow kioiuui:.
whllo you take a plunge in the pur
ple sea of Klkdoni.
The most Important thing at this
time, however, according to Exalied : lock A
Kuler l.ilburn. is to make all pre
parations to participate lti the pa
rade. (Ilendale. .Myrtle Treek. liid
(ile. Oakland, Canyonville and in
fact every "outlying pieciurt" will
be represented In the line of march
and It would hardly do for the local
Williams to fall down. Ho at the
club rooms at 1:30 o'cleck prompt.
Tho following sifiedu'o will lie
"nmed out so far as possible.
Changes may bo made at tiie last
minute, but due notification will be
given.
Tbilisi lay.
1 1 a. m.-- Onwning of Carnival
Queen lit courthouse lawn. O. A.
C. l-'and will render selections: Hev.
l'. H. Hilton is the speaker. Flower
bearers and (lancing glrte will pro
ceed the Queen and King and pfe
: are lhe pe-iplo t"r their coming.
Afternoon, 2:30 Klks' monster
parade, consisting of floats, stunts
end numerous Interesting features.
Parade' assembles at Klks' Temple
at 1:30 p. m.
After Elks' parade ball game In
Mellows park.
Strawberry and flower exhibit In
c.ld Review oflice on Jackf.on street.
Carnival court open with full at
tractions afternoon and night on
Catholic school grounds.
9 p. 111. Queen's Hall. Full string
erehestra.
Free exhibition ou carnival
grounds every day by Foley & Uurk
Combined Shows.
l-'i idy.
10:30 a. ni. School children's
parade forming at high school. Led
hy O. A. C. band.
2:30 p. m. Derorated automobile
parade forming in vicinity of It-y--iiiger's
mill. $1"0 first prize. $100
second and '" third.
AH c. s of various make nssemblc
on lhe streets heretofore designated
n the vicinity of Dvslnger's mill.
H.ill game in Mellows' grove after
parade.
9 p. m. Hie jitney dance In arm
ory. Full f,e orehestia.
Free exhibition on ciirnlval
grounds every dav by Foley & Hurk
Combined Slmws.
Ss-turd IV.
10:30 a r.i. Many parade. Forms I
r.t Perkins b'.titdlna and line of j
mnr-h ends r.t I'mpiiua hotei.
f.",o In pri. s. j
L;:0 p. ni. f.r.Ttit-'e tioat; ira
erliiil floats; Industrial floats. Form
ot tiv-inL'''r's n;ill.
Th're t2 first ! ri:-cv $1:
10 second and third I'riz's
ciaf.
I'., t r,-r' e and Sille
liven- birn.
Vaiiuus stunts during the after-
r.enn.
a o'clock, p. n. I.tney dancn In
srmerv. i-'jtt oii .ie.-ii .
Cn;;(e".i l-s'tlo on Ja'
1 n'.il mldniilht.
Queen's fl"at and O.
will be In all parades.
till further increase the Johnson
lend.
The figures now Ft.tnd: Jnhnaon
M.SP". Wood 42.817. Jolmsoii'i
lead. 1 fif 1 .
Johnson's led In Multnomah
countv Is 1111. n:i shown bv a care
rut echo.- ?; pia'ti' bv the Orcconinn
705. Mar's 841, MrCsmanl 801. 01- j vesterdnv. This Is a change of onlv
son 611. Rand 113?!. Hoyd 1003. I three votes from this l aner n origi
r"legalps from first conrn sslonei w hlcb gave Johnson a
district Adams 1110. lloolh inS. i iPnln,. i ll, eoimtv. the
Toozo 1508, Wrlglit-I ,,,,, Hl , ,,t,ost il
Huge Fund Used For Further.
ing Candidacy of Gen
eral Leonard Wood.
W. VIRGINIA PRIMARIES
CorrvnitteeArrangingto Make
tvsr.t One of the Most In
teresting of Season.
PATRONESSES CHOSEN
Kendall r8n,
man 1010.
Candidates for repub'iean notnlnn
Mon for president Wood 1347.
Johnson 1253. I.owden 444. Hoover
3!)8.
Candidates for republican nomina
tion for v Ice-nresldent Lndtre 1526.
Washington C73. Webster SSI.
Republican electors for orestd"ii!
and vice-nre:iident- Ceoree l-'Sl,
Itendee 1123. Hotebklss 1S03. Hume
?1!4. Ivatlhoe 1201. J ockt-ood 1710,
Piebartlson 1771. Itobh 1875.
T'nlto.1 Ftiit'- Senator Abraham
130'l. Stanfi. ld 1721.
Penresepi-tiv" iu Cfmgre-s W. C.
Hawley 222K j
Seretnrv 1 r strife -Cidoirn 3fit.
Jones 522. Ko?er 0-in. I.oekby S2.
T'i.i-sfns 51:1. Schillderman 163,1
Wood 200.
Justice of "t f "r Penson !
2-111. Ttn'ris 23 e. Xu Hrelo 2424,
Mean 2456.
Pnirv and f-ed c-tmmissioner O.
L. ttan-ley 26':. j
Public s-'- Ice eonitnlsstoner
Cousins 1016 Mucht.d 1643. ' ;
State senat'.r M. L. Vddv 2651. i
State represertative Kenny 828. I
Marsh 1313. Vchnls 1146, ShlrM !
1 324. Andrews 1060. '
Joint rent'-o'-ntatlve Hopkins
20'S. Core SS't.
District a"orrev Neuner 2557.
Countv judce Slewalt 2162, Tav
1120.
Cotnmlpfnn'T--Klet7er 81
ker MO. Sienrus 1178. Crubbe
Sheriff -Pinriner 1"64.
1758.
Coentv et -rl-.- Riddle 271 1.
Count v tc r-eui er Sawyers
Mvnstt 1211.
Countv ns.-..".,rc!lt!n
Cotmtv ..rv iw- Frenr 288.
S.'),oiil Sue' 1!".ven 2721.
Coroner lttt-r 2SC1.
legildo figures on snmC of lhe snile
ments. Three hidenendent tallies
show this countv lead 1o be erectly
correct .according to tho official
statements turn"d in by the election
hoards.
Harry Pcarce May
Run For Sheriff
The name of Hurry I'earce was
freely wrl'ten in on detune lalie bal
lots nil out il" countv and il I
practically concedi d that he has
been ulwti the democratic tioinlnn-
Ion for tfie position of sheriff. Mr.
Pearce s'ate.l tilts morning that
the event be has been noniina'ed he
will qualify snd become a candidate
rt the general election iu November.
Mr. Pence Is well known throuch
utt the countv and In the event hi
decided to run for tb" off'ce he
doubtless will loll a good vote.
Howard i.citlls Wood for .Vomfiialioll
Palmer's ('aiiipalgn for Nomina
tion Costs Nearly Sixty
TIioiimiikI, it is Said.
Wat-272
Qulne
1 20.
Carnival Baboon
Makes Escape
Hie I'.
.MltS. AsHV.dltTII f.lt'ITI-: II, r,.
v Hul k Itaim d
baboon. M : Iht.'l'l'g r.-aB'
from bis tent on tb e.in.ivnl ground
ihi.i iiioriilKir sud aftr cl. using all
(tits In the neighboihood indoors,
Mattel on c i a -a l Ion in the lulls
apt of tl'0 city. ills nbsinie was
soon ills' ov. -red nrid all aiailabl.
ariiiv.il woik'is vere s-:it out lo
hurt him. Hie V"ri h e ntoiucl
until almost 1 ('-lock uIh-i the n.is'e
t ii;g ci.oik I a i li-'-.aol Slid returned
to ill" cat n!-. al g-oil el". r :
I erop'-rly pun!: bed for going
' (I. I..
be.'li;
A. V
nir
and
ea'h
Judd's
-.tnc
Cie (find.t
worth, a
ltv. uho i
her son. It
t-er edvai.
eppreheni;'
ry.
f v is fell concern!!! '.
, of Mrs. M. K. Ab-;
known resld.-n of this
tnte ill at tae home ol ,
Abwor'h. Uv. ing to !
a-e f y .".1, for..'
I : felt f .r lo r re ov- j
Plane For Carnival ;
Arrives Today
AiM put tin
;itig the t:i
S'-cri;l r
niv.il atfr
Firenien
htbitloiis d
-oons.
Itcnd roorerts frnm riTiIng to
evenln.' on the band stand at J.ack
on and l'i' si reels.
Two l it- 1"H can-es le-tweeti Rose
burg Ush loel and l!l'''';o leatii.
recond til i- h : "!' TwH'ii'it bngil"
on street piavers. to be hi l1 in iwuowa pars.
Flee j:l'!L-."' el'-r-.ifl r.v rEii.ni
t xc"iti e ".nimtttee end lo' al au
A. C. band lomol. lie a- iatlon will Judge ail
I events.
llieitercnt Cecil C. YVoolo.-, pile'
leg Cutis i piano "Kiri 'ii' No. 1 ,"
ei-riv.d In Ito-eooig sliot'ly before
l.oon today w nll the p is.-og. r-i ;ir
e .-friif slilp wl:i -h Is lo be n ed tlut
: i the oin: li iarnial for exhlil-
-on and p enirer iarrinr par-lee-es.
'I'lii' Hlnp btlon-s to the Ku-l-eue
A ro I'o., and w-ill be u"d to
rive nttndai'ts nt the tarnlal an
i ;.poriuci:v to view the cltv from
the a'r if tb -v ro tie-Ire. The avia
tor will alro put on niipierons tbril
l"' during tho d.ivs of the carnival
l nd will keep tile erowi's -i;.pl!ed
With amusement. I.ieuteta'it Woidi-y
Was met here by his wife and 'i'-tf.
liy Assoel.itiil Press
.WASHINGTON. May 26. That
one half of a million dollars has been
advanced lo finance lhe political
campaign of General Leonard Wood,
wti ; the statement made hero todav
before the senate Invesl igal lug coui
mlllee by William C I'rorlor. mil
lionaire soap manufacturer, of Cln
I'llina!!. Procter went Into i 'lint
concerning the eauipalgn expenses or
General Wood, and alleged thai the
advances made by Hie o.ip inai n.-it"
'were "more than Ibe lota! ntiilcibi
I Hons" to Wood's cu-ur.i'cii. Tb't
j 'bis half million was merely un ad
vance of funds neeib tl lo carry on
the campaign Is liitlma'ed In tb"
I final staiement of the witness. :k
...l.t .1.... .11.. 1... l.ii.l n.iitllll.
I llll'll I O I UOUh.inii ooio.te i"
I campaign.
W'MliI Ibises WvsX llgllibl.
I V.'HFI'I.INi:. Mav 26.-- liettirns
rrolti yeslerdav's pronary eb-ellon in
West Virginia Indicated early this
morning thai Senator Howard Puili
erland tlniles ti lead General
Wood for the republican preferential
nomination. Only 413 precincts oui
r lhe I860 In tb" stale have been
tubulated. The Wood vote at llo"
lime stands 68.011. anil Sutherland
117.051. There are in democrai I-'
candidates on the ballot.
l-:ieiilve Cniiinigiilng.
WASHINGTON. May 26. Accord
ing to C. C. Cinlln, campaign in im
ager for Attorney-General Palmer's
aspirations lo become president of
the Culled States have cost In-'
'rlends a nice fortune. Carlln stnted
llial efforts lo secure the noui 'PS I io-'
of Palmer bail been financed hy con
tributions to the tai.ipaii-ii lo tl x-
lent of 59,610.
Two Americans Held.
WASHINGTON, May 26. Two
Culled Stales eltlreus. Homer Cair
and a man nnmed McDonald, have
been taken prisoners nl Jlinlm t.
riiih'.Tnhtia. iieeordliig to a report re
celved by the Stat" department from
the American consul at t'b'l'uabua
There are no details obtainable.
I.niv riiconHtltiitiMiial.
INDIANAPOLIS. May 26. -Tlir.-..
r-.eetlons of the Lever net were held
unoons! Itllllonal bv I'nlli d States
.ludce A. II. Anderson lodav, who
'Plashed iv-lii' of the .glii. en
counts In tho Indictment apaiti-t the
'.liners nr.d opeit.iors. Five couol '
held valid wi re not .i.ia-hi-d.
Iteds .Make Pmi'res.
LONDON. Mav 26 H-l.-hii-.i. a
villa on lb" r:"bi bank of tb" I i-
per river, npproxiruafely 1 J 5 mil'-s s
north of Kiev, list been occupied bv
H-e Uolshevl-l forces The Reds hat
also advanced on the fc.rrifle.l out-
k'rts of liobrui-k. or. ti e It.-n-itit
rit.T, ace,rd'ii lo ?n olf'ciul slal-
loent from ii'iMuW today. r
Grand March Will Uo IahI by Queen
ml KIiik, Who Will lie. I o How csl
by the Patronesses aiul
Their 1-iioorts.
Tho Carnival Hall on Thursday
night nt 9:00 o'clock promises to be
one of the outstanding features of
this year's events. The committee
having this dance In charge havj
gone to considerable expense to make
this dance one of the most enjoyable
"vnls that the dancing public has
enjoyed.
Tho grand mnrch will be led by
the queeu nnd king, followed by the
patronesses nnd their escorts, and
every person hi iho hall Is expected '
to tiike part la this grand march, as
the leaders are working out some
new and Interesting figures.
Ott's full-string orchestra will play
on this occasion and all are assured
of dancing music suitable, on this oc
casion. Doll up, raint up, and dress up,
for this Is going to be a "Queen's
Hall" and not a "Jitney."
On Friday and Saturday nights are
:wo monsier Jitney dances and orery
body will bo there. The dancing
"arts early and the music will con
tinue as long as your feet can keep
going.
Those who do not expect to danc t
belter come early and get a front :
balcony seat, for there la going to
he n crowd.
The following ladles have consent
ed to act ns patronesses for lh
queen's hall: Mrs. Waller Hamillon.
Mrs. Wilder. Mrs. W II. Flsner, .Mrs.
Clias. Parrot t, Mi.. Dexler Mice, Mrs.
Geo. Holler. Mrs. Chas. Wharton,
Mr. Hartrum. Mrs. McAllister, Mrs.
n. Williams', Mrs. Ttotand Agee, Mrs.
Nathan Full'-non. Mrs. Perkins, Mm.
Wm. Hell. Mrs. K. W; Haines, Mrs.
Mroidv-nv. Mrs. D. M. Biihar, Mrs.
Voirolpohl and Mrs. Sam Dykes.
Saturday morning nt 11 o'clock
one of the most Interesting features
of Ibe cnrnlvnl starts. Mrs. Molter.
ibe chairman, assisted by Mrs; Chas.
Wharton and Mrs. Veil Urosdway.
have worked out complete detnlls for
he buby parade. Entries can bo
uinde up lo tho time of the forma
tion of lhe parade In front or the
t'erklns building. Salurday morning
ill! o'clock.
No mutter what kind of a baby
: buggy, velocipede or vehicle entered.
u ela is Iiiih been set ai.ldu for these
; 'crl"".s entries. All will ho given
I placards hearing number and piano
! n II." e..rade. All those entering lit
tle children are reuuested lo remain
1 n line untd lhe prizes have been dls
; ill. ut. d; $50 is being divided In
i' l'S for nil ki'liH of entries.
', The s'r s will be nbsollll.ly
I bared of all vehicles from the Per
j'dns building lo lhe Unipqua hotel,
and there will he no Interruption nl
I i.nvrd the time these little folks are
oceepvlng ibe thoroughfare,
j If eos'-lbl". noilfy Mrs. Holler, or
! niv of the ladles assisting her. that
' von Intend to enter this pnrade and
' ontest. but If you decide al lhe Inst
! minute thai you want to put In your
1 babv nil that Is necessary Is Ihat you
; he nt Ibe Perkins building nt 10:30
, in or'ler Ihat the parade may start
promptly on time.
Burglars Use
Bad Judgment
A couple of buiglars whose Jtldg
! :i!cnt. of wealthy homes Is about o.i
i p-ir wllh a prlmnrv .lection prog
; ,i .:i:."'.t'-r. "il'in.'led" tb" front door
; ,' ibe il W. Mat's home on Clalro
! - reft lii evii'lng sV.r'ly lifter .1
, o'clock i-lill" tb" inhabitants were
1 ' 'king !u lb'1 s-'vbts nt th" carnival,
j 'i be veil; of making an entrance was
i very cleverly executed nnd tb" rob
!l''ii hiiil a good opportunity to
1 no'-e" around the Interior of 'h-l
iiome before tho arrival of nny of th''
!eeeuean"t. However, aside from the
'laieeee .ton" to the door In effecting
-.It' opel'lee. lb" lii're'bis found
uo'hing I hev enn-i'l. red Valuable
epoUi'h to carrv ewav nd mad-' '.
rear exit Jii'l ns Mr. Mat s and his
'On ll'in enure. I the front door.
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I'dlil I AND. M-'V "
Tie lc" r-i r-ere (I'tOt' ll ou
the livciork market this mom-
lug nt f""n 11 ' to 1 2 " i cents.
Demand for prime hogs was
sl.sdv. with quotations i-
er:,nr-l. Eggs held steady at
27 cents.