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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CIRCULATION 4125 COVERS ENTIRE COUNTY EATHER iVBSW and W.)n.ly p run. News and tht Roteburg Riviiw DOUG LAS COUNTY i-p n-p.w Published for th Best Inttrotti of th Ptople ... -..; of to"" 'V V ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY. MARCH 13. 1923. VOL. XI, NO. 114, OP THE EVENING NEWS 1Kb J N GERMANS SIOPKILLING FARRAHD WILL PDLIGY OF OF DARING BANDITS ASK m PARDQN DOOR WINS OPENsBETTER MARKET out Fnri BROCCOLI 1 mMttr ana utnn.u Wa Be Killed . Murder Committed STATE OF SIEGE ilu and Three Germans in Dortmund Riot t, of Wild Disorder Occur in Ruhr (Br associated Pres.) ts, March 13. ine uerman ion of Recklinghausen district warned by General Laigne Dtnanding the district, that If nher French troops are aasas- or amousnea. ine uurKuuiusier W, WHO IB DCIU b iiuaiaKr w with four otner town ouicmis ,hat at once as retaliation. train Shoot Two German, bances were renewed at Buer Kit when frencn genaarmes tOe UOUie Ui a ucimau bud- of being implicated In the as- kion of the French officials. knnana who were iouna mere Insted. Tbey were being taken bird post when, Becoming to knell reports, they tried to bid were shot . Tne created an nd within an hour the tier- kaui pouring into the streets I the commanding general's Vohibiting civilians from being fcri p. m. bvd assembled In the town and soon afterward several Germans, mostly men, at- to norm a French guard post. Tg or eight soldiers were 4 (t'nltrd Pres..) 4 I PORTLAND. March 13. No! trace was found today of the i two robbers who yesterday .J Arr.tt.J U,r. Un,;(. staged a daring holdup, enter- , Arreted ere On White Slave Charge Touches lng the O. Cramer jewelry ea- tabTlshment in the gelling building, In the heart of the 4 business district, and held up the proprietor and the employ- es at gun point. They tied their victims and escaped with 20,000 worth of diamonds and Jewelry. Absolutely no trace of the bandits can lie found. They 4 disappeared in the street crowds immediately after the robbery. Heart of Officer America Win Fight to Parti cipate in Development of Mosul Oil Fields CONFESSION IS MADE GREAT ENTERPRISE Will Return to Parents and BrItaIn and France A8rce - Preference Given Umpqua Valley Crop by Portland Is Appreciated IT CONDITIONS IMPROVED J Lead Straight Life if Release Is Granted by President Prosecutor Is Told Claude E. Farrand. who wa ar rested here a year ago In company with Ray Cooper and Huth and Nor ma urey, on a charge of white alav- Allow American Companies Share in Mosul Workings, Under British Mandate (Br fnited Press.) WASHINGTON, Msrch 13 It wa learned authoritively today that Amer ica ha won it fight to participate in the development of the rich Mosul oil Expect California Cauliflower Shipments Will Be Finished Within Next Ten Days Shipping Tests Made ery, is endeavoring to procure par-1 fields In Mesopotamia, iert Shoot Five Germans. ermau demanded the reason toltiaj of the two men. The tweuedly ordered them crowd refused to heed an, the reports state, be- more mited, finally attacking x it filch the guard was On king attacked the sol- red, tilling five persons and t several. tioul troops were ordered out cmlM were ordered to re Heir homes, but it was long nridnirht before order was en twtored. of tie two men killed In the sboot bad boasted to friends . according to French infor ttat be was Dreparing to kill n officer. When the gendarmes of this, in view of Saturday's fcaticn, they went to this man's and began searching for him. oeclared he had not been at Hat day or the night before, gendarmes oursued their and found him hiding in s with another man. a neigh po also was suspected of being eo in the shootings. w in Attempt to Escape. o men were being taken to a Post when they broke away and ti tbe street. Then gendarmes lire and brought down both (By Associated Press.) FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla. March 13. The president's nomadic vaca tion cruise down the Florida coast became even more nomadic today. Owing to the tides and sandbars only about .10 miles have been traveled since the houseboat Pioneer left Palm lleach Sunday. The tentative 1 schedule called for the arrival of the boat in Miami tomorrow. mtmm OVER PHRASEOLOGY (Br Associated Press.) ST. JOSEPH. Mich.. March 13. The Questioning venire In the trial of Wil liam Z. Foster charged with violating the state anti-syndicalism law. was marked today by clashe between the lawyers over the definitions of the words used by the radical leaders. Judge White held the readings of the writings of Thomas Jefferson on tne fundamental right of engaging in a revolution to overthrow the oppress ive governments wa not gernmue to the case. ' luishSputs HI The French will probably Italy. oon ana release from the federal prison at Mr.Niel Island. The des ire for a good time at the expense of society. 1 gone he says, and he Is anxious to secure a parole without waiting to complete the balance of his IB-months' sentence. Farrand and1 Cooper were arrest ed here after they had driven from Los Angeles in a stolen car. The girls with which they were traveling il is alleged, ran away from their guardians In Los Angeles and per suaded the boy to bring them north They landed In Roseburg broke, and spent the night in their car on the street. The next morning one of the girls started out to sell her fur neckpiece for enough monev in Imv gasoline and food and while she was trying to negotiate a sale, was pick up by Miss Pltchford, juvenile of ficer. The boys secured gasoline enough through a local man and made a run north. They deserted the other girl at Sutherlln but the oartv was an- prehended at Yonralla and the boys brought back to Roseburg and turn ed over to the federal authorities. They were tried on a' charge of white slavery but were acquitted. They were then rearrested for trims porting a stolen car from one state to another and were found guilty "'id sentenced to 18 Piontns at Mc Niels Island. Farrand ha written to Assistant U. S. Attorney Thomns 11. Maguire begging him for the sake of his par ents not to Interfere with his efforts to obtain a preshlental pardon. Farrand started his missive by stating, "This 1 simply an honest the office of confession of a wayward boy of 18 kins fiulldln years of age whose parents With the weather Ideal for the oroccou crop and with conditions constantly becoming better, local growers are well pleased with the outlook. Although the orire Is not lun in oiratj jrvr iniinni i . , , , - - Britain and France have agreed that : " h' " h,J. bn , h"P'd- " ' the American oil companlea shall i "'ireni mat mere will he a good share In the Mosul workings where m,lr't "nd. wl11 le little the British hold a mandate. This! lrout,le lu disposing of the crop. marks a victory for the American' Tne growers are creatlv cleaned open door policy of equal opportunity by the way Portland dealers have for all countries In the old world's mandated regions. While no definite agreement has yet been concluded regarding the Mosul district, a tacit understanding responded to the plea to give the Oregon grown product preference over ( slilornla grown cauliflower. The appeal had no more been brought to the attention of the (fnllrtl lr.ii.l CHICAGO. Msrch 13. The storm which swept the count -y from the Mississippi valley rai- ward Sunday and Mon.lay took a toil of 31 lives, complete re- ports today showed. The south 4 was the heavier sufferer. Thlr- teen died In Tennessee, uine lu Kentucky and one In Arkuiu'a. Two died In Chicago and two In Ohio. I'usettled weather fol- lowed the sturm with a light ) snowfall. Lower temperatures were reported throughout the 4 Ureat Lake region. WINCHESTER 1 ILL BE RAISED Power Company Will Add Four Feet to Dam at Power Plant nmUN, March 13. Michael Creevy and Henry Kenan, republican, were executed today. They were convict d of ponetHiii a ruin, i reevy wan a leader of the trreRUlara. Jameti O Kourke, convicted ot taklnn part in an attack on national- army troopii was alHO executed. 40 PER CENT INCREASE Added Head of Water Will Give City 40 Per Cent More Power, It Is Estimated by the Engineers ha been reached, informal negotia- j Portland merchant than the greater part or them Immediately placed or der for broccoli in place of cauli flower. The I'tnpqua Valley grower arc Mosul development will bo one of the 'ryin, '? r,P0,, ''V keeping the greatest private enterprises in history. I , ""lrk''t supplied In spite of EXTEND CREDITS tions have been on for some time. The status of the region is still uncertain because tbe Turkish nationalists are contesting the British maailnte. Au thoritative quarters predict that the participate and TO Iiihiuio Man Tries to Force Ikx-tor Melvin to Perform ;lniwl removal OnerntJon Son Is Notified. II. B. Chase, aged about B0 years, mentally deranged nnd possesed of the hnlluclnutlcn that he Is being followed by a gang of railroad work ers seeking to force him to submit to an operation for gland trans ference, appeared lae last nU?ht In )r. Melvln In tbe Per and lnsl"ted that the rond, where the eighth German led during the attack bv the nas pmhibited the munlcl- .rom oreanlring a "blue" police " replace the expelled security ' As a consequence many of the - n patrolling the streets at 0 Protect their home nnd Sever Pmui. cr... rM.nonK' w i. , o t-v , . . . . .unii ii j ... ii. F-imausen enalries aeriou '". occupation mKnbU .X left, to the head that im nri m j JL. landed with crushing force, tne giant until he got to college, when the craving for a good time prompted him to run away to Los Angeles, where he avers, he fell into bad com pany. He was arrested for Violating the Mann act, at the end of what he thought was nothing more than a joyride, and aqnltted NEW YORK, March 12. Lul Angel Flrpo, South American heavyweight, knocked out Bill Brennan of Chicago in tne iweuin rounu 01 wubouuuhi , pr0per ie..i,j n,th tnnlvht In Madison' . Square Garden. The end came wltn dramatic swiftness when Firpo sent the Chicagoan down for the count with u terrific right to the head. Fir no earned his spurs as a con tender for Jack Dempsey title by unloosing a terrific attack in the final round, after trailing his opponent on -- ... .........,- r rnitnni . m n u n - i.. .T.i.. j iln. in nnmnan'i head i tlw federal court here, r - e tiiim-a. uj :.. ,,, - ha flmvA hla man - watKea irom ine courtroom a iree l ot. the French troops. Is with- w"h 'ertfle 'orce. he drove h . n rearrested on . charge K protection. The Berlin gov- fa"L '-"J5 .enfhlm to of taking the joy ride, with another ferrlrhih?,edhhF.renn,lrci: iheanvea,.",dBrennaenar."ynt.n for , y-mng couple. In a stolen, .itomob several seconds after tne couni ana ne nu n.r vei-. . u, i-n, had to be assisted to his corner. The were convicted of the auto charge, victor was accorded a tremendous The two girls, runaways from home, ovation. were taken In charge by the wo- Firpo Outfought by Brennan. men's protective bureau here and re The South American, outgeneraled turned to their relatives, and outboxed by his more experienced ; farrand advised the prosecutor rival for a good share of the contest. ,nat nl p,rntli are s'lll as kind to siniiien conciu-, h. iwnre he wandered from the oath and that his fathur has agred to send him back to college I when he serve bis sentence. That Magu're's heart was touch ji Ae ! lanoea witn cruaiuuK r,.... . ... 1,."'-.-"- "".-" ' , finl.hed the fight DV tne missie. nu lie F, ...... P' official, indicated that Buer!'th a smashing right to the .me 01 " DlaC"d nnH.r wh.l .111 lvi"ui i,.. """tial lw. he.rles a fine msrks. Th the fact Ihnt the eastern market Is now offering better prices than Port land. It would be possible to supply the eastern markets at slightly bet ter prices than can lie obtained in Portland, but because of Portland's willingness to take the Oregon pro duct the growers will see that the market there has all It desires. I'p to the present week, Portland has taken aliout two-thirds of the enrs shipped out of the valley. One car was loaded for Portland today and two were parked for ship ment to the east. From now on It la nnllrlpated that the eastern mar ket will become better. John W. Law, well known vege table buyer, staled today that the California crop Is rapidly being din- posed of. Up to Saturday Califor nia was shlpnlng from 0 to 60 enr loads of cauliflower dally. The crop from the Los Angeles district, how ever. Is practically gone, Mr. Law states, and wllhln ten days the ship ments from the north end of the state will lie gone. This will leave the field clear for broccoli. Pe states that he Is exceptionally ell pleased with the quality tliH are officer immediately perform a gland awaiting his return at Wisconsin removal operation nnon him. Hesl- Raplds. Wis., and who are Buffering ' lilng the man's condition. Dr. Mel- from my disgrace." i vln tried to quiet him and reason year and finds this season's broccoli Farrand then credits his parents w"h him, hut Chase demanded that i among the best he has ever seen, lie with giving him sond training snd ' the operation be performed without states that the I'mpqua Vnlley Is religious Instruction. The,lurlner ioms oi num. unuinsn . peculiarly snuaien ciiiiiHtica'iy aim vouth said he abided bv their advice wept blltertv over the tnougtlt ot m, Bn (ileal district for the growing losing the glands, he appeared will-1 of this crop and he hopes to see the lng to use force to make the sur- j industry grow and expand. aeon obey his demand as he stated h. r, Pailthorpe is here re'pre- it would be the only way he could sentlng the government In nniKIng avoid further prosecution by the transportation and field teals. Meth gang which he Imagined to be fol-, oils of shipping the crop to reduce lowing- him. lie to'd Dr. Melvln j losses to the lowest possible mlnl- by a Jury In i mat he nan stance; nv irs-n uotu mum are ni nig nucnen aim experi- but as he 1 ' ailfornla out mat ne nan ueen can- i mi nis are neing mane in every step tured tiy tne gang wnien nireaien.i ,or nnnnnng tne crop rrom tne time to hang him and that he broke away . k , cut until It reaches Its desiln and came across country to Kose- niton. Mr. Pallthorpe stales that burg. I'slng as a rue the cl.-lni that he would have to call In another ph' Iclan. Dr. Melvin called Ctv Me.uh Orficer Shoemaker and Nlsht nf'li-r Ison. Chae whs IsVen to the c'tv rttv AMROelateit Praaa.) WASHINGTON. March 13. The war finance corporation gave assur ance today to the farmer that lift policies respecting credit to the ag ricultural Industry will be continued along the lines which are limited only by a provision of law. APOPLEXY STROKE (H Asaoclated Press.) LONDON, March 13. A Keuter dis patch from Heislngfore ay that Pre mier Lenlne of Russia suffered a stroke of apoplexy yesterday. Ills condition is serious. BY BOXER FATAL nme venr inter!tln xppn!nenn wtre worked out Ivt year nnd that rhTkn are h(nr made thin wanon to vrtfv tUn cnncliif Ions 'if lait yar arH t work nt n w prnttlcnr. C'i. T. Watlive. n'pr''f"n'lnR the jail and locked up and a mMnaRfl aent rhlrnco-Vorh wwiorn railroad I i..-t- a i i ; i run Kill ine imiul iu o iw t b, . attack of tlger-llke fury. s incident of the Fran- i Pummelling .trennan aooui u . r...s . .'in the f nal round Wltn a oaiwrj oi in Ma .on P S. I hase Willi rMI,'e In Eugene. The son will srrlve to right to take his father to Eugene where he will be cared for. -o ,c 1 ARRESTED FOR t o here aiding In the hsnoling of freight shipmenis lo eastern markets. WRECKED AUTOIST ALSO LOST WALLET .ill iot stand In the way or far- ' rand's parole rvas indicated when he comm -nted "I really feel sorry 'or him mself." " m.ni.t i. kuiiia, fin. I It was a blow worthy of a Tarxan. (ifmfLLi ' 'and lirennan lav Inert for several ti-:ehK havV noT'neen VX.? " -.neq. iiian w n iicii"-.. " : ' -- a. .I., r . I . rs sPi r.ii . .tn -..-'nr. .mirn iz ifwina . -L motion of Ik. "in. r.-wlmore than 12,ouo that laxeo me gar- t Ibw. due. it I. belled to sa- aen "paclty. He was surrounded . vj m aiuuiF v ........ - A very creier suiiniiw -iii-i inui- were prevented only by the police mpnt w, gjTBn Mr, Frwl Williams from lifting him to their shoulder In . . . ,,T ,,v od, of ,h. Flrpo'. dramatic SURPRISE PARTY WAS umultuous acclaim from a tnrong ot rl.,PU . ,CT Mir-LIT" ValVaUtw IllUIII d0IU Of I Via .11 M l P R-kinhanen ar lacking. fn thrniiahnnt iVi. nV,r Vi,-a "-d "HI rtn n ''LIX. March 11 II- T I'iBClnUa nnMn ki.i. i - -,1,.-,. Pn- m renratlnna pav Thev are the anmintment 'otr.m'.sion mtaMlsh C"r ' Mll. . . .. a. na nx in P Ji limit.; a series of inter r loan, wherewith to pay th r'lODt: tha amnnnt a K. n.l 'arkT1 ,po,llm,','' thirty fV rtp V," r',nT 71 that th. Pronoal to atrio k,., "" trom ine Bnnr f Ion. ugnienlln. iv. i. triumph. "Scotly" Vlnlt.a City Jamns Dnthie. proprietor of "Scottv's" camp ground on the Coos Hay highway. IK miles southwest oi the city, arrived in town last eve ning to look after business matter. Mr. Duthie I planning to care for lot of people till summer. nd Is fitting bis place up with electric lights and every convenience pose for the comfort of the traveling pjb lie. 1 With his wife hurt, bis own rm f dMiicn'cd and glvlrg him great pain, Li and his auioinoMlo almost totally ij wrecked. J. Dliren. of Vancouver "'It, r I. " hrniivll.1 lo thl. dtV f vesterdnv followlnr an auto wreck . mrr... I""r Wllfmr. has had further hard CORK ' March 13 -William Healy.'lnck n -he lo-s of a ..ll-t cmaln JameaTarle. I'a.rl. k llogan and Jolm lng I HO In cash. . II - rt. lnd ( rerke were arrested today while pof- and other paper.. The " 't "'''' wrien in" i-sr torn,-. i t-iih-- a , .. i tiur. probably sllnntn' out of hi ' pock.-t. Himie prwin ha. evidently ! picked' nn the wallet and Is ro'dlr-r I!, po. bv nn.'de to locnte the own er Mr Dlers-en Is very an'loiis to The D. A. R. met ye.tepiny after i recover the money and ak that the noon at the home of Mrs. Writ. H-l! wallet be returned to him It mav he on South Jackson Street. After the ,.ft ,t the News-Review office If o virial business meeting. reminls irMi and will be restord to I's own Those who were present were the cence of old pioneer towns of Oregon fT r, ier'en. who received ca'p wounds nd a broken no. rest TACOMA, March 13. Fred Powers, aged 2rt years, a local boxer, died early today from hemorrhage of the brain due to a blow received In a box ing bout lust night. Powers, a feather weight, known professionally an Freddie Mct'ue. boxed Jimmy Hmll Ii The police plan no action aa Powers was not knocked down. '1 he deain is held accidental. Work will be started a aoon at river condition will permit. In mut ing the dam at Wlncheater to pro vide for additional power for the city, according to a atatement made today by R. M. Jennings, manager of the Douglas County Light and vater company. This improvement will he made regardless of any agreement signed with the Califor nia-Oregon Power company, and will Increase the capacity of the present plant by at east to per cent. The raising of the dam wa agreed upon by Mr. Kendall and Mr. Kler nan at the time or their recent visit to thl city. It is also planned to add another unit to the plnnt, but this will not be done, It I staled, If an agreement Is reached with the California-Oregon company. At the present time negotiations are under way between the two con cern looking toward the purchase of power by the local company from the Copco line. The Winchester plant would be used to furnish a much power a It could generate ef ficiently and all surplus would be bought from th California-Oregon company. A deal of thla kind offer many complication and consequent ly l.t probably will take considerable lime to work out the details of I ho agreement. If It Is acceptable to both sides, the proposed additional unit at Winchester will probably not be In stalled but If no agreement can be reached, It is expected that the lo cal company will go ahead In the near future to add sufficient equip ment to practically double the capa city of II power plant. The first step and one that will be taken as soon as the. water goe down sufficiently to allow work to start, will be the repairing nnd raising of the Winchester dnm. Tfca existing dnm will be strengthened nnd repaired and an silillllonal four feet will be added. This It Is be lieved will give a sufficient head of waler Tor all lime and will add more than 40 per cent to the capacity. During hlch waler at Winchester the water pile tip In the tallrarn until the bead over the dam Is prac tically destroyed. By Increasing tho helghlh of Ibe dm It Is expected that this will be averted In the fu ture. It Is nlso planned to make a num ber of ml ill! Inns to the steam plant o that during emergencies suffi cient power can be generated to .upply'the city. SCOt TH tiO TO OAKLAND Fifty buy acouts will go to Oakland tonight for the purpose of preenllng, in a public meeting, the principle ami aims of the Buy Siouis and to organ ize. If possible, a troop in that city. Transirlatlnn for tbe youngsters Is being furnished by the local llolary Club which will have a whole fleet of automobiles ready for Ibe excursion starling at 6:45 this evening. 'I he boy will take along their twelve piece orchestra, and a demonstration learn consisting of six scouts who will , give demonstrations In first aid, slg-, nailing and knot tying. These demon-1 l, al Ions will be given to show the i value of the edursilon received by the; scoula through the organization. An address explaining Die work will made by scoutmaster l.intott. The noetlng la to be held at the Oakland ;iapiisl church. GIRL S MOTHER sessing arms. Maccaliee.. The entertainment was held In Mrs. Wllllsm' apartment In the Perkins Building. The evening was spent with the social card game "500" after which they enjoyed a luncheon at the Rose confectionery D. A- R- HELD SOCIL EVENT YESTERDAY Meadan.es: Welief. Will Bonelirake. vrre given by different members of O. W. Rapp. Edna Heeler, Whee'er. the club. Kasava were also given on Herbert Bellows. Berkley . Jim Stev- "Amerlcantrstion ' by several school en son. Hrry Perce. II. K. Sulllvn. H H. Hydinger. Park, and the host es. Mr. F. W. William. ed ea.l'v !at picht and was roof ed to be considerably improve to day. Mr Dlersaen sii'tslneo a loraied elbow snd col'sr hone. dl"- Irvin Woody III Irvln Woody of Winchester Is very children. The D. A. R. Is awarding prlre lo the best essays riven by the different school representative, on April l'th. when thia conte.t will close. After the program the rueais B F. Burn tt. of O-lland. If en I -red the dining room which aa.ispendlng several day here tranaa't. ;ri.ri SwmtMl in nink ramallona i lng bnelne.. n.Vtcra. lie will re sa considered by the cabinet necause oi jjelvln who 1 attending the case, where they enjoyed a lovely luncheon, tbe week. with flu-pneiimonia. according io and roae. mingled with green ferns, turn to Ills home the latter part of WEDDING CAKE IS BAKED HERE VANCOCVK.U. Wash.. March 13. Mrs. Paul Nosko. mother of Anna, the 11-year-old girl whoso mutilated bodv was found Thursday night in brush near Battle tiround. revealed today that she herself had been at tacked a year ago by tieorge K. Whit field, the youth who Is In jail under charge of first degree murder in con- "jnertlnn with the death of the girl, anil ai-coriling lo ner aiury. i mm" the attention of the local authorities today fur the first time, she believed the youth had killed the girl In re venge. Whitfield remained In solitary con fiui mint In the jail, and ot fir era have ceased in their efforts to hn-ak down Flovd K. Stephens, employee of ihe' his denial of guilt. Luke H. May, Mmlei Bakerv. last week delivered a .criminologist, has returmil to Seattle, beautiful wedding cake to Kugene. h : lie will returr. for the trial. Ilefnro automobile, which was ordered from j leaving he said evidence found on tho Mr. Jas. Hutrhlngs. proprietor of the victim's body was sufficient to war Model Bakery, by Mrs. John Csrsonlrant holding Whitfield, of that cltv, for the wedding of h-r At the funeral of Anna at Dublin daughter, .Vis Ksiherlne Carson to Catholic church yesterday, which Walter Harsch of tuTklsnd Callf'irnl i. ; drew such a great crowd that only Mrs. John Carson was In this cltyonetMrd could enter the building, some time ago attending the wedding ' schoolmate of Ihe girl brought flow of her son, Allan li arson to Ml-s,"rs for uhlrh they had collected a Merle Hamilton of this city, and v. a. fund of 1.17. oi...i .ok ihe hi-Mc'a rake at A homemade blackjack, which evl- IV Hit. i;a'i ii. -.-ii u-"i I" a, ii nun. Nosko, was found today within 15 feet of a f'-nce through which her body had been found. The weapon ws hliMid.talned and some of the girl' hair waa clinging to It. The discovery the Hamilton wedding, that she or dered a similar one. A special wood-n box was made to deliver the cake in which waa quite Isrge in dimension v The rake waa very eiaborale and ar- tl.tlealtv itsi.ni a I i.A The Hvseh and Carson nuptials were; was mane nr ..iai-N.i ., iiiiiianu. very elaborate. Mia. Harsch will be o - remembered :,y her many friends in 1-inHh Prowi II of Dlllard. wa this rliy. where she has visited upon I among the out of town visitor In several occaaioo. Rom burg yesterday. .1..