WEATHER.
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Unrest law nlfpht SO
rtntt and Sunday
Fair j Wanner Sunday.
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SPINAL COLUMN iiEVFRFfl
WITH A HIGH POWER RIFLE
i BULLET; FRAGMENTS FOUND
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Finger Prints Made by fkrtillon Expert Will be Taken to Port-
land For Examination-No Finger Prints In Brumfield's
Office Mystery Deepens at EveryTurn.
Refused to Join
I. W.; Is Killed
mm Mam headless body
mu minis
1',i.f?,',.fw,,t1 Prssa).
HURON, d. Dk.,July 16.
w niiuam u. Henderson, aged 23,
of Austin. Texas waa shot and
killed last night at Wolsey.S. s
Dak., by a member of a band of
T ,u uunarea industrial Work-
em or me world, on a freight
train when he refined to tak
out an L W. W. card.
GIRL IS ATTACKED.
IH
RECOGNIZED DR. BRUMFIKLI)
By Associated Pre
PORTLAND, July lw. F.
Waldorf of the Rose City Oar-
Re here told the police thin
afternoon thnt ho recognized
the photograph of Dr. ilrum-
field as that of the man who
stopped at his garage at fivo
P. m. Thursday and obtained
r gasoline for an automobile
which he was driving. He said
r the an appeared very nervous
and asked the itlmiinn ....
the city for eastern Oregon He
waa pale with excitement, the
garage no said.
that her husband. Dr. R. M. Brum
fleld was killed in the burning
wreck discovered west of the city
eduesday night She examined the
body after it was brought to- the
morgue and claimed it at that time.
-uuougn sne Has not seen it .since
i AtujnA, July 1. The police
are making efforts to locate a
Seattle private detective., be-
lleved to be one of the two men
who attempted to assault Oen-
cveive Dell, a Portland girl,
w rnuay. jnjsa Dell la la a Ta-
coma hospital suffering from a
severe nervous attack. ah a v
IN HANDS OF CLERK
Port of Umpqua Voters Ask
Recall of Warren Reed,' J;
R. Browne and Joseph
Butler.
ELECTION IS WANTED
Petitioner Present Nomination Pi
titioiu For John Uendorer, Wm.
It. Sawyers and J. P. Christie,
Wln Will be. On Ballot.
. , - -vvs Ik iuiii d ; "viio HKUtn, DtiO
.freo.U6ny told her close. was discovered unconscious In
friends who have talked iih i,.. in ii.,s..i. T
concerning the matter that she i. following ..rnVin I
James Hunter. Bertillon finger
expert rrom Portland, arrived
I the city this mornlne ti. mn,i,i
I Investigation and to assist in the
wuucauon ot the il-.tcapltated
ly taken from the auto wreck of
I Brumfield's car. Mr. Hunter
uruuKiu to this city at the re
st of Coroner Rltter and upon his
Aval here today aaarted at once in
t effort to secure finger print of
iuis nusseii, ur. Brumtield and
mystery ooay in the morgue. In
, i-ra.io.jnuj auernoon. with a
yWs-Rervtew representative Mr.
nnter said he was ahle to sooure a
user print irom the dead body and
. ao a print at the Dennis Russell
wmuiu. ne was unable, however, to
mure any linger print of Dr. R. M.
Bmmfield, although he visited the
dental office and made a thorough
arch of that place. No finger Im
pressions of the dentist could be
1 nd orf any of the dental tools or
t i glass cases. All smooth surfaces
i td evidently been wiped clean. The
o finger prints obtained by Mr.
i enter will be tnken to Portland to-
ght where they will be enlarged for
aminatlon. When questioned re-
; ming the possibilt? of Identlfl-
ion ny usine the Bertillon system
. r. Hunter said:
"It is the positive way to Mentlfv
I? the two finger prints In my pos
t vlon can be enlarged MH.fa.m
' thus allowing close examination,
esn determine beyond a doubt
wther or not the body lying at the
gue Is that ot Dennis Russell.
me at the Russell cabin this
v mooue when most of her cloth-
ing was torn from her body.
ROSERVRG MAX APPOINTED.
" - tuav nun iff
fully convinced tiat It Is her hus-
Mrs. Brumfleld ha K.n ...u
about the murder theory and has
been kept fullv infm-mon -u
the latost developments. She stout
ly maintains her belief In hi. innn.
cence and feela badly hurt to think
the community would believe her
husband guilty of the crime.
Affairs Not Known.
Mrs. Brumfleld knows practically
nothing of her husband's financial
afatirs. He never kept her Informed
on Ilia business
er knew what he had done with his
money. In matters about the farm
and home he alwava MmnMi thl
Initiative) and so far as being able to
lor any or nis funds, or
knowing; anything abont hla personal
affairs, lira, Brumfleld ia unahi m
give any information. -
.She says ha has appeared perfect
ly normal in mind, and although he
has been somewhat worried over fin
ancial affairs, he haa at no Aim
played and signs of nervousness and
has uever exhibited and signs of de
ranged mentality.
I"os Mortem Held. "
tun pui mortem examination nn.. ..... .
Sfda -?'! h--' "ouy today byjj rZZZ I l I
was examined carefulfv the ..Sv'J ?'Ub . 8ur'- "-la
clana investigating every deull that he real storv IT I
might assist in clearing up the nus-j. "i" .0r 1
break fit any moment. This of-
i c win be open all day Sunday
' By Aasotaated Press).
ASTORIA, Juiy 1$ Dr. L. W.
iiycie, ot Hillsboro. is slated for
comraanaer of the Oregon Spanish
American war veterans at the annual
encampment here, and W. C. Wad
dell Of Roseburg. Is unopposed for
junior rice-oomninndor. The contest
for the senior vice-commander Is be
tween S. 9. Hawker nt Alhunr anil
whit K. J.unaoerg or Portland.
A resolution adopted 'today
censuring the national administra
tion for Its attitude on the- soldiers'
bonus bill and urging the Oregon
delegation to work for Its Immediate
passage. They asked that the loan
feature of the bonus bill apply to
Spanish -war veterans.-' -. .,w.w. !
w 1UU BTOKV-TO I1KKAK MOO..4
tery.
Bullet Hole. Pomwl
Two bullet holes were located In
the body. One punctured the back '; "lar, eSlUon'tlfe net .n 1
about four inches below thA f T Decl.al coiuon of the paper will
th. ihould hSff .LTi?Ltf,?.'L'?bu,ro - "ts at
ter of tbe back. It ranmd unworn, i T "U,'H'
tearing out threo variebmia hro.it. T ......
Ing the man's back. The Imlloi I
shattered Into many pieces and tore fracture.
its way into tbe chest cavity. The abdominal organs were care-
. About two inches lower was found fully examined and were found to be
another bullet hole, the bullet pene- perfectly normal.
traUng the chest cavity, fracturing j Man Had Heavy Meal,
two rlba. Neither bullet emerged. 1 The contents of the stomach wi re
Portions of Bullet md. taken, but not thoroughly examined.
Several- uortlon. or lead, a
nlng I found a fairly clear finger of PPer Jacket and a badly smash- parent that the man partook of a
st on a looking glass and I took ed Portion of the bullet, carrying heavy meal, doubtless consisting of
ooin copper and lead, were found meat and potatoes, a few hours be
in the chest cavity. Whether the 'fore death occurred. The content.
pieces were sections front both bul- of the stomach will probably lie an
lets or only one is not known. alyzed more closely before the ln-
Althouga the bullets were badly ouest takes place. So far as la known
shattered It Is plain thst they were Dr- Brumfleld hsd only a dish of Ice
of a large calibre rifle. A 30-caiibre cream in tbe evening. He went to
Remington rifle was found In the the Rose confectionary shortly after
wreckage of the auto. . w I (Continued on page .)
Arms Are Ei-amined. I
Working on the theory that Rus
sell was reported to have at one time
iracturea bis arm above, the uri.i
mng torn not to converse on the'ne aoctors opened both forearms,
n i, persisTeq in ner statements! ui couia una no indications of
Petitions asking for the recall of
warren p. Reed. J. R. Browne and
Joseph R. Butler, as commissioners
of the Port of ITtnpnua, were placed
In the hands of County Clerk I. B.
Riddle yesterday afternoon by At
torney Peck of Marsh Held, who flew
from Marshfield to Roseburg to pres
ent the petitions which sub for an
election to be held In the Immediate
ruiure ror the eletclon of new com
missioners. John J. Henderer, Wm.
K. Snwrers and J. P. Christie, belnr
nominated. ' -
H Is charged thst the three com
missioners named in the recall potl-
nuus uave I alien to nrnnnrli. HI..
rnarce tnelr dutlei. The wording
Is the same In eacl petition, one be
ing prepared for each official, and
he char ice is made In the following
words: "That he has promoted the
Issuance of 1250.000 of port bonds
without giving the voters an oppor
tunity to express 'their will on the
matter:- that he is now promoting
the expenditure, of., the taxnavarH'
money for a auction dreHre .nt
otfcer project whMi will be of little
benefit to the df-trlei at laree; that
he bas not been regular and conser
vstive lu tbe conduct of the port's
anairs ann that he Is arbitrary In
his attitude as a pnbllc officer."
The netltlons contnln the names
or snout zoo registered voters and I
tne county clerk Is checking the
Murder Charges
Been Dismissed
(By Associated Press).
WASHINGTON. July !.
w All federal nroeeAriinv. a.
against Captain Robert Rosen-
bluth. of New York, and Her. a
geant Roland Pothler, of Provl-
w aence, k. I.. tn connection with
v me snootlnr Malor l.nnj a
Cronkhlte. at Camp Lewis,
Washington, in October. 1st ft aV
are to be dismissed. Attorney
w ueiitu-ai uangnerty announced
today after a nerannal lnve.il. A
w gation. He said all of the evi-
aence gathered by his depart-
w ment snail be sent tn the nrn..
cutlng attorney of Pierce cpnn- 4
iy, asDington. ror such action
v aa ne deems proper.
Not Yet CVitivlneMl. a
TAOOMA. Jnlv 18 Pro., a
cutor Selden said that all r th. a
paner he has in the case have
w not convinced him that Rosen-
v Diutn and Pothler shenild be
tried. He said, however, that
he would examine all the pa-
w pers me government will turn
over. 4
OFFICERS CET ADDITIONAL
CONVINCING THEM
RUSSELL WAS MURDERED
Authorities After Careful Search Find Evidence Which They
I"1..I2 A . W S a. . .
cvime io make ruDiic But Which Convinces Them Beyond
Doubt of Premeditated Murder. "
Delightful Picnic
At Fletcher Grove
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fletcher, of
Brockwny, entertained a number of
their friends last night with a picnic
In the beautiful grove near their
noma.
The trees were hung with Jack-o-lantcms,
. which gave a wlerd, yet
u,,,,,, in imni tr tn festivities. A
delightful evening was spent with
game, and music, after which a pic
nic lunch was nerved around tha
canipiire.
i nose who participated In the
event wore, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Bux-
lon, sir. and Ws. Albert Orahsm,
nir. and .tirs. Hlxon. Mr. anil Mm
Olive rlsher, Mr. and Mrs. W. h'
Stephens. Mr and Mrs. Bumhan. Mr.
Mrs. Kooerta. Mr. and Mrs. N.
I. Hewitt, Harrr Fletcher. Mr
and Mm. Charles Dyar, Mrs. Hafr
names aln.t the revl.'r.ilnn roit.R'". MiBes Fmm a Bonn lie. i,nCy
the pet Hons. The " "nuixe. ma cnu
impression of it. I was unable
find any finger prints of Dr.
im field In his offlse although I
ed very carefully In an attempt
ecure one. Finger, print Identifl
n will tell the story when noth
t else will and experts can make
mistake in the matter.
Irs. Brumfleld Is Insistent thst
body Is that of her husband. She
I been instructed by her attorney
lay nothing and consenuantlv la
discussing tne matter, bat priori
prior to filing the petitions. The
retltlons cannot be filed nnMI their
leirmitv is nronerlv established: an
action which the county clerk Is now
taxing.
As soon as they are filed the
county clerk will notify the officials
whose recall Is desired. They are
then given five dars In which to re
sign. In the event thev fall to do
n tne clerk is renulred to call an
election, which must be he'd within
2" aavs rrom the time the five davs'
notice exnlred. At this election the
voters will exnres themselves on the
recall of the- three commissioners
and will name three other, to take
neir maces in the event the rocall
is earneti ont.
The recall Is the ontrrowth nt a
long wrangle over the port of rmp
qna affairs. The Issuance of bonds
for the purpose of constructing a
dredge and doing other Improvement
work was opposed by a large faction,
which orcanized Into the Port of
Umpqua Taxpayers' League and se
enred sn Inlnnciton against the Is-
lr.e. Hulda Rchiilzn
Messrs Fred Schiilse. Henrv ftchnlrn
P. W. Cooper Chsrles Buxton, Rus
sell, Graham, Bud Hlx-son J. M.
Fletcher and host and hostess, Mr.
mid Mrs. Thomas Fletcher.
Mrs. M. E. Hamilton, of Olendale.
arrived here yesterday, after receiv
ing word concerning her bother, Den
nis Russell. She was accompanied
oy Mrs. iiasseel, also of Olondalav
Additional evidence ih.
uii wiey are unable to divulge.
causea tne officers to become
'ery empnatic. that tha IlriimnBl,!
mystery Is purely a case of premedl-
ii.-u muruer and that the body In
the morgue Is that or d...
sell, who they nro confident met with
P'y. That the officers have
u"1 sometning which has
caused them to lose all doubt In Ihelr
own minds Is plainly evident from
Interviews with them today. They
refuse to discuss the nature of the
new findings, which they state are
such that they cannot be made pub
ic without defeating their efforts to
locate the missing man.
Heretofore the officers have been
working on a theorr ahi.i. .i.
themselves, admitted to be more or
ess imaginative. Their story was
j.awi almost entirely on ni.n,.i
evidence, filling In the gaps by do-
auctlve reasoning. Tholr theory In
Its esrlv Stages fniinrf nh.i...i.ti
n mny minor details, which, while
ring to strengthen their own
minds, and keep them working on
the early theory devolved, prevented
them from becoming definitely set
tled In their conclusions. All of
their statements were made quill
fledly Thcv hesitated to make any
derinlte statements, committing
themselves to any one theory or any
one conclusion.
' Condition u Changed.
Some finding Isst night, however,
has completely changed this condi
tion of their minds, and for the first
time they announce, definitely and
positively that hey are convinced
beyond a shadow of a doubt that1
The
prove our case. This deed la on of
the most dastardiy crimes ever com
mitted In Douglas county and we
hope soon to have its perpetrator in
custody.''
Officers Work Hard,
sf fleers hava tiAAn
tirelessly since the burning car and
body beneath waa fnnnrf
city Wednesday night. They have
made careful searches at the various '
spots concerned in th case and hava
Picked up much evidence which has
greatly aided them in tall tins s.
gether the chain of circumstantial
evidence which Is binding Dr. Brum
fleld as the mnrderar r run.i. r..
ell. It speaks well for the efficiency
of the officers, that within a few
Jotirs after the affair occurred, they
had searched through the tangle
which surrounded the tdontity of th
-.j aim were crowaing tha mur
flerer close. The mystery was suffi
ciently deep to cause a long delay,
and had It been a little more care
fully worked out and had less panic
entered into the consummation of
he deed. It Is qnlte probable that
the plan would have succeeded In
stvordsnce with the plans of tha '
murderer.
nuance of bonds.
They cbarge the port commission
ers with proceeding over the objec
tion of tho Voters, refusing to open
the books to public inspection,
noiaing secret meetrngs, refusing ti
meet or discuss port affairs wtth
delegations or attorney representing
me taxpayers or tbe port and in other
wars carrying on an soltrsry pro
cedure in direct opposition to the
wishes of the majority of the voter.
nn taxpayer.
nlire City on Edge
Awaiting Development In
's Brumjield Mystery Murder
iEva Catherine Kaber Guilty
First Degree Murder Jury's
Verdict; Life Imprisonment
i wver before in the history of
urg has there been sn tre-
oua nervous excitement which
Keralled for tfc List hw days,
as haa bvi practically rus-
While merchant. anH ljrV.
Wd on the streets to dlarnas
.mystery connected with the
7- .. "" case and the num-
- theories advanced, fntll after
J-,ht ' night the crowds lln
rd In front of in swni
-m. snxlously awaiting some wo-J
"srning the case. The gathering
-da eagerly grabbed each bit of
, although nothing new of a
dins nature waa revealed. At
the streets wer so blocked
i automobiles that It waa aeces
for th officers to clear a way
raffle.
y families an nndvr such a
nervous strain as a result of
In the many discussions?
(ny A.noclatAit Praas).
CLEVELAND, July 18. Mrs. Eva
Catherine Kaber was today found
guilty of murder In tin) first degree
Each and ont w'tn recommendation of mercy i
by the wife. . )n her ch,lr
For two long years, Moses Kaber. , Instructions to Jury,
uie bkch tamer or tne murdered Six forms of v.rHi. .....
i man. dorrrdlr kent wnrkln. .. ... . . . 7 . '"
ereryone seems to be struaalln. to r the Jury which trfc-d her on a i ...Z , 1 '.. Z, ,1 J r . "?i pn ! mty T"l,,n " 'r decision In the
the almost to advance some pi;t;chsrge of plotting and killing her b"t ; b,? which cradua n, tZA .'i".. 7 u'y murder In
able theory that will help in clear-1 husband. Daniel K. Kaber. . ?M. ?, "t'l'L '.orme,d ! fh d'sree. which carries with
. -". orain in in. a nrina ih,lp
ttets Life Hentrace.
ing up the mystery. Th officer.
are now working under cover, which ' Mrs- Kaber was sentenced to life
adds considerably to the mystery of ' Imprisonment In the Ohio refornia
the affair and th crowds aro on I tory for women at Marysvllle.
their tiptoes, expecting th climax at I I'nder the Ohio law there Is no
any moment. hope for a pardon for th convicted
Tbe telegraph and telephone wlr. woman who was sdludced aulltv hw
In and out of Roseburg have been the Jury's verdict.
kept siuling with news of tbe mnr-1 Prisoner tn Rfttnnr.
der case. The Portland Publications When the verdict waa annnm.e.J
ing to light . the murder plot.
fir.!.
Apr rum muni.. , . ... .
., ... - , ; " w,.i. , TjiiiniciiD.
... ., . """. tion ror mercy, carrying with It life
Hnally the brother of Mrs.TCabor ' imnrt.onmeni .iih. . " "
mother M M.rr.Ul. h8r " " carrying
Z:J, ? i M,r'1Brtc,w. h" was . life Imprisonment, subject to psrdon
sii.pwtsd f knowing much about! by the governor; manslaughter ear
th murder, w.. Jed to believe that rylng . penalt; of in.prl.on'm"nt
5" "2" l I hr "th the from one to 20 years; not guilty
horrible crime of murder. Tbe run guilty on the ground 7ln I'
are shooting queries to the local cor- Mrs. Kaber collapsed and had to b Z i? . u?Ja ,Ti' 1 I"' 1"'r i ,hun Ir'nlt her on thst murder
mponoenia ny tne dozens In an at-'carried from the courtroom. She re- r.i. i.,.iT...i. Z " " J " rn,r- subjecting her to con-
-- - -J --"" mw wiie on raainea la a siupor ail
im niirBiin aI s. a. . .
trht long , Mr. KahVr and Mi.. uZZZ'lZ: : '-1n . ne. Tlun-
Marion Me-j In his charge to the Jury Judge
c.Av. land her exhanateit anil . l,nn.,
Th staff members of th Nwa.;i. hH .... .. . . .v. I
Review hsv been working nlrht and t.rrin. .mi. .i ii,. .i j
day since th fatal night of July 13 result which rnXnt' life Imprison
In an effort to assemble all of th ment for her. .
facta and to print they aa thar sn-' rvi.r.. t- vr- i.
ws that thaw sr. aaannin. vi.iZI .- .rt?" J". i Jury began balloting Just two
' cam was carrlau rrom th courtroom nad tb murder.
daughter. hr- Bernon said then, should b. no en-
CVIlIried at MnlJ. V?,i0n " Mr"' K,ber W" '"" to
Mr. K?r!5 L I . ' ""tlly Irr-enonrtble at the time
. M.r?1b"r'.h" hd mt "PPrent- 'of th murder. Th burden of proof
ly oblivious to th arguments of . that sh wss Inssn however, m
S.nBT,',nh.r.',.l, -," dc!.red. was ""th.
th 'tr.m pn.lty. faint.d unity wss th. sol defense V- 11
Pear Growers Dis
pose of Pears
The pesr growers la Rosebur
nd vicinity have formed a pool un
der the direction of C. A. Brand who
grows a lam Ainonn. .
'he case Is purely and simply on this morning disposed of their
of murder, long premeditated and pears bv wir
nrefuMy nlnnned In everv At.tr, l nlng comnanv ar a.l.m fni.- i
What this finding Is can onlv be surl received was $60 por ton for No
iiitsed. The officers emnhniii-nli. l's and t1l nni tnn ... ... l ' .
fiiRe to divulge the result of their Pool consists of 250 tons of Biirtlett
Investigation, stating thnt It would I'rs. This price is considered very
'njiire their case, but whatever It Is. I fair under tho present fruit and can
It has brought about In tbe minds of: nlng conditions. The outlook. Is
the officers comnletn aitt.f.Minn good for . .... ....
" iDmii ua nu I'D i n nv n.wn : iiaiuii. arrnrnin. a. ,h.
K ..L - -- V WBIT.
'hat they have now only to ferrlt
out the- deeper mates, which lie be
tween the culmination of the murder
ana tne escspo of the mtird.'ror.
"I am convinced bevnnd anv ahad
iw of a doubt that this rase Is one
or long premeditated murder, and I
im confident that subsequent find
ings will show conclusively thst the
body In the morgue Is that of Dennis
nusseii," Sheriff Stariner stated last
light after returning from rural dls
'rlcts. where, accompanied by Dep
uty Sheriff Webb and Chief of Po
lice Rbamhrook, a careful search of
vme nature was made.
"I am not at Utterly to tell what
we have learned. It Is our dutv to
capture the murderer and lha div
ulging of this Information st this
time would completely wreck our
chances. The evidence, we have lo-
sted, however, has convinced me he-
rond all donht thst our theory Is
correct and thst we will he able to
Campers Receive
Joyous Surprise
A dellghtnl surprise occurred last
evening, when two auto loads of
young people motored jiut to Dr. Fin
lay's camp ground on South Deer
cr.ek, where Lois Oeddcs and Alice
Hooper are camping.
Music and games were enjoyed by
the light of the camp fire, after
which light refreshment. nr.. '
served. Those who participated In
the occasion were, Mrs. R. D. Mack-
ay, Vera Mackay. Josephine McEl
hlnny, Naomi Phelps, Jeanette Olbbs.
ijtnuer vrrnon JiacKav. Allan
Wlckhsin, Will Hsldeman. Theodore
Abraham. Donald nihh. vrtHi.
Smith. Walter Cook, and the two
campers. Lois Ocddes and Allco
Hooper.
Inspection to be Made
Of Local Aviation Field
By Captain Lowell Smith
Roseburg' aviation field will he
officially inspecti'd tomorrow
ween the hours of 11 o'clotk s. m.
and 2 o'clcok n. m.. bv Cant. Lowfll
II. Smith, commanilins officer of the
ist aero squadron, stationed at Eu
gene on forest patrol duty. Cantaln
Smith, this morning telephoned ha
111 arrive In one of the snvernment
plsnea tomorrow at 1 1 o'clock, and
ill mas a thoronsh Insrw-tcion of
he field preparatory to Issuing In
trusions regsrdlng the Isndlna of
fonst patrol planes at this city.
The Coos snd Cnrrv ronn'v iitane
which wss her yesterday will also
ho here tomorrow snd will make ...
hlbltion flights and will tak up pas-
nsm-s tor a nominal sum. Pilot
Hrtgss stated that he wnnld coma tn
Roaebxirg at snv tin, at th cojn
msnd of th lorsl Legton post and
will do stunt and cnmmerclal flrins
over th field, which Is bow In ex
cellent ahap.
Captain Smith has h . ...
he-i ions for several . ii. ... . .. '
able base established at Roseburg. '
In consultation with several of th .
forestry officers snd with Leo De
vsnoy h stated that tho plane will
be sent here at frequent Intervals '
in the event the field Is kept In con
dition. The field here will greatly
aid the forrst patrol In maintaining '
Its efficiency snd be of great benefit. '
The officers will be met by a re- '
ception committee representing th '
American Legion post and the Cham- ",
ter of Cominerc, After a prelimin
ary inspection cf tho field he will '
be takea to the t'mpqua hotel wher -sn
Informal banquet will b held at -1
noon. Following the banquet, th
efflcer will make a thorongh. de
tailed Impectlon of th landing field
snd will then return to Engec
n-hll this la going on Pilot Brlgg. t
In bis Coo and Curry county plana!
will utTt spectator. - v