EIGHT
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, MONDAY, JUNE 1 3. 1927.
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SULPHUR VAPOR BATH8
327 West Cass Phone 491
Wanda Hiiikle
delighted
the theatre
at the , ,
LIBERTY,
Last night, with the splendid
music with which she accom
'panied the picture : ,
, "The Beloved
? Rogue"
Miss Hlnkle Is ho accomplish,
ed ..musloian, She will be
there two days more and you1
should not fall to hear her.;
And if'Jhe Beloved Rogue" Is
jrulya groat picture.
LIBERTY
Today and Tuesday
Mnt'lnee Dally '2:15'
The World's Greatest Actor
In the Greatest Role of Love's
History
the
. A tremendous spectacle t
' A tingling, tense, glorious
Barrymore triumph tbo
. greatest of all
Barrymore'i
UNITED ARTISTS PICTURE
Xhtr Gemg Comedy j
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nu. gxvu.fi pnxKU ft is kaswls
:: TELLING " A
WHOPPERS'
PATHE NEWS
Matinee 10c-25c
Evening 10c-35c
John .
1
Sure of His
Course
The careful pilot takes
no chances he goes by
hie chart and compass
"4
CARRIER PIGEON STRAYS
A carrier pigeon from Home place
not iluloniilned uppfarcd guveral
dayn ago aL the home of Owen Hus
Hull in CumuH Valley, uninjured but
appitri'iitly unwilling to pro coed
further on ilH flU'Jit. The bird's
left log hears a tag wlih I If la In
Herlptloii: MA J. 2:i O. 0. C. 328." To
day the mid wan lirouht to town
by 10. M. Mtu'Kun, who look It to hit
home at 715 Howard uvonuu. Mr.
MorKan, plaiiK to care for the plK
eon for an lii.rerinllo tlnio, hoping
( lint evuntuuljy tbo ownership of
the bird will ho liMirnftd.
SPECIAL
AT THE
LIBERTY
Today and Tuesday
' Miss Wanda
t --Hmkle'ti-W-i.
Organist
t ' . "",, ; '
A treat ' for you. She is
one of- the. best organists
in this part of the country.
ca 1 wi'imiii iip 1 in ni' 1 iu 'ifcji wwmmu.fcUM
DANCE
' Every Wednesday 'and ''
" ' " Saturday Night ' !
Rainbow ;
Gardens
WINCHESTER
Star Six
Watkins Products
J- 120 W. Lane .
One-Half Block Off Jackson St.
' PHONE 1 77
Elite Pleaters '
All Kinds of Pleating and
Button Making,
Phone 187-R
WILL CLEAN
all kinds of wood finish
C-rpcts, Rugs, Window Washing
Make them look like new. Let
Charley do your work.
Charles Danis
Phone 61-J
DR. DEAN B. EUBAR
OPTOMETRIST '
Spuclnllst In the fitting of
OlnasoH.
116 Jackson St.
DEAL WITH LICENSED
REALTORS ,
Lk'ensrd real eslulo brokers
re required to know tho Oregon
Real Estate rirokers' law and post
bonds with the state ns a guarantee
gnlust misrepresentation. When
you deal with unlicensed brokers
Z
censed
ko chances. See that yon are
ted by dealing onlv with II-
naed realtors.
DOUGLAS COUNTY REALTY '.
BOARD
THE CHEAPEST
MONEY
for the choicest
FARM LOANS .
51 innney. Tonus of 6. 7 nnd
10 years. Liberal ropuymont
privileges. Ptialcht loans. Usual
oninmlnHlnu charges. , Propipt
pei vl. rv if veil need A loon or
ate refinancing see us,
G. W. Young & Son
' , LOANS
till Csss St. Phone 417
LOCAL GUARD
COMPANY WILL
' LEAVE TUESDAY
(Continued from page 1.)
as follows: 1
'Memlera going to camp: ,
Cuptuin Lyie K. .Mursters.
First Lieutenant Alvlu .M. Kiiudl-
sun.
.Second Lieutenant Will II. Ger
retsun, Jr.
First Seregunt Howard V. Ilelui
bulilt. Sergeants: Edmund L. iJulan,
.Clulr High, Gordon It. Htbbs, Hai
ry W. 1' lelchcr, Wallace A. Hupp,
ri i ir.i...?iii xjui.nuw.un..
w KiimiR' Kenemit .Inuun .1 TM,1,H.
4, Mess Kergcunl Edward It, Will
4 ' ton.
4 Hlablo Sergeant Willis J. Moffltt.
Corporals: Churles II. Svviiiikou,
if William N. Nash, Paul W. Jonn
Hon; Hubert L. Matthews, Victor J.
Micelll, Uernurd A. Young.
Privates, First Class: Wallace
Croidow, Hugo R Fredrlcksou,
Itobcrt It. l.ea, Orvllle I.lndsey,
James V. StovnII, Virgil A. Swan
son. Privates: Aiinn p. Hlood, Leo J.
Ilonula, Fred M. Uruegger, Lymuii
1). llllluer, Leslie M. Curvalho,
Amos A. Case, Eldiod Coition, Ir
via Davis, Eddie E. IJe Iloss, l'aul
CI. Do Ross, Ilenjiiniln T. Kills,
Adolplms H. tleler, Lynn Orubbo,
Eddie E. Hall, Henry E. Hall, Lo
roy Hull, Paul Jlufliam, Edgar J.
Junius, Leo Jurvls, Hubert E.
Luhoy, Clarence A. Alain, Hurley
8. Miirsters. William L. Ogle, Lew
is N. Payne, Alfred O. Pierce,
Charles L. I'ltls, Kay ItauMch, Ken
neth A. Sauvaln, Tlieo. A. Shelln
barRer, James I,. Slirum, Ashley T.
Tabor, Harold C. Walnscott, Vun
diam C. Williams, Joo Ward
Young.
' First Cook Iiarlesa E, Sehnildt.
Kucond Cook Webster Nichols.
IJUBler Frank C Eino. .
3100 Men to Encamp
(.Associated l'rvu Lwd Wfro.)
SALEM, Ore., June 13 Early
this week approximately 3100 na
tional Riiardsnieii of Oregon will
mobilize at Camp Clatsop and Fort
Stevens for 1G days of hard train
ing. They will represent 20 Ore
gon counties. They will bo In
comaiaiul of Brigadier General
Cieorge A. White, commander of
tbo 82nd brigade, who has complet
ed preparations for the encamp
ment. Advance detachmonts will move
tonight when 100 men will precede
lo tbo camp and prepare the pluco
for the reception of the main body
of the troops. The main body will
begin moving Tuesday night when
nil units outside of Portland will
ontrnln for that city. Tbo entlro
force will be In Portland Wednes-
day morning and will proceed to I
the camp, eight special trains be
ing used to carry the troops. The
guardsmen will be In camp by noon
and tho afternoon will bo devoted
to. organization, the only itrnln
lug lor the day being formal guard
mount at Camp Clatsop and Fort
Htnvens. Aotlvo training- will start
Thursday morning.' During the
last week . 37 camp kitchens and
other buildings wore constructed at
tho camp at a cost to the govern
ment of 847,000. There Is n pos
sibility that the camp will be made
permanent, and If It Is an addition
ill $100,000 will be spent In the near
future. - '
Troops that will tako part In the
truing Include tho 1112nd and IStb
Infantry regiments which compose
the 82nd Infantry brigade, also brl
gnitle attached nulls consisting of
battery A, 21Sth field artillery;
company A, ' 110- engineers, and
hospital company 107, all of whom
will be at Clatsop. At Fort Stev
ens will be the 24!)th const artil
lery with a strength of 275men.
Oregon cities that will send com
panies to the encampment are:
Raker. La tlrande, Union, Pendle
ton, The Dalles, Oresham, Port
land, St. Helens. Astoria, Tillu
mook, Murshfleld, Ashland, Med
ford, Grants Pass, Roseburg, Cot
tage Crove, Eugene, Springfield, I
Albany, Lebanon, Sllverton, Sa
lem, Woodburn Corvallls,
Dallas,
McMlnuvllle, Forest Grove nnd
Oregon City.
TWO PRISONERS
MAKE ESCAPE"
FROM CO. JAIL
frnntlnupd from pnere 1.)
was seen going out East Douglas
street up which her husband fled
n fow mlnules Inter.
"It Is our belief tbnt sho aided
ti tin In planning for the break and
had an auloinohllfl waiting hi
which to make their escape." ;
Sheriff Slarmer, linniedlately af
ter he was Informed of tbo oscapo
of tho two prisoners, placed do.
ptities on guard at numerous points
along the highway. Aboul 9::i0
o'clock, C. H, Diuigherty, lit. Yon
calls, was nearly knocked down by
an auto tbnt refused to head Ills
command to holt. Tho driver of
the machine slowed Iho car down
lis the ufflcer uppenred, hut then
stepped on the gss and shot nhead,
nearly striking the deputy sheriff.
A telephone call was sent to Cot
tage Grove to head off the ma
chine and Officer Dnugherty Blurt
ed In pursuit, but apparently the
car went off on a side road and.
eluded the officers, ns It was not
seen again.
Five prisoners confined In the
Jail refused to accept the offered
avenue of escape. Thurnmn Can
non and William Oliver, serving
time on liquor chnrges. remained
III Jail, as did Jack O'Conncr and
Horrv Johnson, auto theft suspects. I
wanlefl at Portland, nnd Anthony
Ureln, held for the theft ut a bl-
cycle here Sundnv.
Rogers who has been in Jail ror
the past three weeks, was arrested
on a charge of stealing turkeys
near Yoneulla. lie Is said to be
suspected of similar climes In
.Insephliie county. 1
Speckler was arrested ' nt Cot
tage Grove driving a car belonging
to Fred lloffmelster of Ibis city.
He was brought flack to this city
last week nnd 'boned oer to the
grand Jury.
Officers am ' today continuing
their search in an effort tq locate
the two men.
The prlKouers who remained In
the jail were uueslloued today hut
would give littlo Information, The
officers 'gatherer, however, that
the cutting has been going on fur
a week or more. The pinto, was
entirely cut uwiiy Saturday and
(lodgers went upstairs " Saturday
night uud nwed the bar la two
there. ,
Officers learned that a car occu
pied by two men and a woman
crossed the Scottsburg, ferry, on
the Keedsport road, at an early
hour this morning, and a Hearch Is
being made In the coast district
this afternoon.
The Douglus county jn II has been
broken open so many times that
the bars ure no longer considered
a harrier to dangerous crimimils.
Tho one spot, where the plate waa
welded on to cover the 'pipe bole,
bus been heated so many times
that the temper Is gone from the j
metal and It may be easily cut. Ef- i
forts to slrengtlien and
ru,n,"rcBi
the cage at that point have been
Ineffectual. The only solution to
the difficulty would bo to con-1
struct a new jail, a step which tho
court does not. desire to tuko ' in
view of the fact that a now court
house is planned, or to employ
Jailors to bo constantly on guard,
an cxprnsn which Iho court has
declined to have Hie county as
sume. . ! . . ,
In tho last three years thirteen
prisoners have escnped from the
county Jail, all except two sawing
their way out.
Robert Cook, n forgor, was one
of the exceptions, making a break
when ho was allowed out of tho cell
to empty n pan of ashes.
Lee Uiincan, a burglary stispoct,
was the other exception, as bo as
saulted Ihn Jailer, nnpuly Sheriff
Sewell, and made his escape, but
was recaptured soon nfter.
Cieorge Hollsolaw, Win. Sohuffer
Frank Moore, Jerome Sacks and
Roy St ill iter sawed their way
of the Jail March 21, last year. E,
Shirley and Russoll Ciirnentnr
sawed and tunneled out of the iail
January s, iul'u. a. V. James.
Iiernnrd Rosondorf, n. F. Lnndrem
and Sammy (inrilon, cut the bars
and escaped May 21, 1021.
'the past history of the tall
snows escapes to havo been of
comparatively frequent occurrence,
and several officers havo been ser
loiisly hurt hecauso of the poor ar
I'llllgemont of the colls, mnklnir It
dangerous for them to enton the
cages.
no , arrangement at nresont
makes It Imnnsslble to close the
windows, ns nil ventilation, is shut
oir. nnd by leaving the windows
open it becomes possible for nel
sons on the outside' to shove urll-
cll's throuirh the bars to the pris
oners, us mo cago comes up close
iu nie wan.
ho rar as belilg n place where
P'isnnnri mny )0 koI)t ; oufi,,,,
the jail Is practically useless If the
prisoner nns n determination to es
capo, as even' small bovs, In the
past, havo been able to escape
mini ii.a euuiines;
Fi
L OF ILL
SITOBJK
' The funeral, of nonjnniln F. I.ohr
ai., one ot the city's .best known
iraiueiHH, wno med Salurdiiy morn
ing lollowlug a prolonged Illness,
was held this morning at 10 o'clock
at Iho chupel of tho. Douglus Fun
eral Homo, II. C. Steams, funeral
mrecior in charge. Dr. Frank H
ninunews read the service. The
parlors were filled with many
menus ami more were ninny
ueiiuuiui liorai pieces. Interment
iook place in the Masonic cei
tory.
Mr. Lohr had been a resident of
Roseburg, whore he was highly
esteemed nnd liked, since Decern-
,." ..... ,r K,u"''
liai. if 1UII1 .,.! l
w. ... ...c vuy. no was 11
Southern Pacific brnkomnn-on tbo
first train coming to Roseburg
irom the north nnd was employed
on the construction of the rond
through here, and also was n con.
ductor on tbo first passenger train
running between tills cily nnd
Ashland. Mr. Lohr was a member
or the Brotherhood of Hallway
Trainmen. Ho had retired for- the
past several years and tor the past
lew years had been In quite III
health.
IDEAL WEATHER GRACES
PORTLAND'S CARNIVAL
PORTLAND. Ore., .lime 13 Fine
summer weather, almost tho first
hero so far this season, greeted the
I opening today of the annual rose
festival. Coronation of Queen Dor
othy 11 at Lnurelluirst Park this
afternoon, n parade this evening,
followed by the first performance
of pageant, "Rosaria" were the
outstanding features of the day.
"Rosalia" will be presented each
night this week except Saturday.
The annual rose show will open
tomorrow.
IN BANKRUPTCY
lu the District Court of the
United Stales for the District
of Oregon.
In the matter of Edward W. Mc
Uee. Ilimkrupt.
To the creditors of Edward W.
Mcltee. of Azalea, in the county
or Douglas, and district aforesaid,
a bankrupt:
Notice Is hereby given that on
the 2nd day of May. 1927. the said
Edward W. Mcllee was duly ad-
Indicated bankrupt; nnd that the
"rat meeting of his creditors will
'"'Id at the office of the under
leicn-r in uuseuurg., uru-
s."i. on me siiii uay ot .nine.
I'.i.
nt 10 o'clock In the forenoon
nt which time the said credllors
!:::: intend, prove their claim,
appoint a trustee, examine llu
bankrupt and transact such other
business as may properly come
before said meeting.
Dated June 13th, 1927.
...;. C . L. HAMILTON,,
Referee lu llankniptc'y.
NEW TODAY
2 GOOD fresh cows ror sale. J. B.
Kurtz, Dlxonville.
Pit! .S"forsaje7" Fred ' Vedder,
1". miles North of Wilbur.
Foil "SALE Uoiid refrlgenitor.
reasonable. Sum Shoemaker, iU7-
FOR SALE Weaning pigs. K. J.
lloffstead, Dlxonvllie. Phone
34-F3.
ISKOCCOLI " PLANT SETTER
New Idea, used only short time.
Farm Itureuu Exchange.
5INCirCKNTUiFUOAL . PCMP
cheup, complete with "suction
pipe at a special bargain. Used
Exchange. f-
SHINGLES
We carry a complete stock. All
grades. Reasonable prices,
Coen Lumber Company.
POLAND CHINA brood sow for
sale or will trade for thirty
white Leghorn pullets. It.
Ilrown. Wilbur. ' Oregon.
LOANED
fltEE WItn eaca sav
lugs account opened we luan one
of our Home Savings banks.
First State and Savings Dank.
THE FARMER'S -MUTUAL FIRE
RELIEF Association writes
silrance at cost. 1. M, Tuthill,
Agent; Oakland.
PRUNE TRAYS. Slut bottom und
wire trays. Also tray cloth, low
est prices. Farm fiiircuu Ex
change. LSEDlRRIGATlON"piPE8 "hu;h
pipe at special bargain. Used
less than one year. Farm Bur
eau Exchange.
GUARD YOUK VALUABLES By
keeping them in one of the safe
deposit boxes in our strong
vault. Double lock boxgs. First
State and Savings Bank.
FDR SALE C-r.oonr house,, mod-
ern plumbing, lot 50 by 225 ft.
Garage, garden, pavement and
side walks in and paid for. Price
$1300. Terms. Chlls. Keyes,
H2li 1M. Jackson St.
WE can do yout roof and
shingle work now at a very
reasonable price.. Prices are al
ways lowest in the early sum
mer. Denn-Gerretsen Co.
FOR SALE Barred" Itock eggs
for late batching, ?3 per hun
dred. C. E. Trueblood, Rose
burg. THOSE Interested lh the ITuTt
Cemetery ure asked to meet
there June 15th -to work all
day. Bring digging tools, also
basket' lunch.
FOR SALE New f lUllisheiMiouse
with modern plumbing, wired
for electric range, two large lots
fruit and garden, garage. Price
$1S00. Terms, Chas. Kyes, S26 1
N. Jackcsou St,
5 ACRE P O U LT R Y 'RANCH one
mile from town. All In cultiva
tion; city water and electric
lights available. Four room
house, barn, garage. r Very rea-
sonable price and te'rnis.
T WO- TU N N ELKUriTZ PR UNE
DRYER complete with stove
pipes, trays, tunnels, brick.
A bragalli for someone wiio
wnnst a' small cheap dryer. In-
: quire nt Geo.1 Neunor Ranch,
Riddle. -Ore.
. "
DO YOU WANT A HOME?
A real honest to goodness com
plete new modern house, never
occupied. Complete in every de
tail. It so look at 312 Chadwick.
Responsible man can ; buy this
without cash, monthly pay
ments like rent. 1
Phone owner, 450.
FOR SALE One-luiff aero tho
best soil In Douglas county, 6
room house, garage, electric
light, city water, beautiful
shade anil garden, a beautiful
home. Price $25u0. $200down,
balance easy terms. J. C. Gere
ty, 420 Perkins Bldg. Phone
605. ....
THE TIME TO START SAVING
is before you spend it. Tills or-
ganlzation Iiub paid its stock-1
holders 9 for the past two 1
years and eight per cent or bet i
ter for the past eight years. Not
a single foreclosure or a piece
of property taken for uon pay
nieiit of Interest or dues since
its organization in 1917. Ump
qua Savings and Loan Associa
tion. Douglas Abstract llldg.
THE TROUBLE IS YOU IION'T
HELIEVE IT For the price of i
a littlo house In town you can
buy 36 acres of excellent good
laud; 5 acres full bearing
prunes, 1 acre of mixed fruit, 15
acres fine field land, free soil,
balance pasture and .timber;
well fanced; good 5 room house;
location one ot- the beauty spots
of Oregon, on main road, 2
miles from town. Twenty-six
hundred, halt cash, lakes every
thing and you can't duplicate it
for double the money. See
LAWRENCE AGENCY, 1L'5
125 Cass street. Phone 219.
YOU LIKE TO RAKE IN THE
MONEY 365 days In the your.
Good, profitable business, grow
ing every month, light easy
work, but rather confining. Man
and wife can handle it. High
way service and supply station,
store, fixtures, stock merchan
dise. C room bungalow, garage,
5 acres bearing fruit, on paved
Pacific Highway one mile from
town. Twenty - five hundred j
takes clear tllte and 'possession
ut once. LAWRENCE AGENCY i
126 Cnss stret. Phone 819. I
Phone 219, j
104 ACRE DIVERSIFIED FARM. '
excellent location in I'mpqim '
alley near river. 70 acres till
IkI""! 'V":IC? .Pasture ami ,
'. " " ""Vr
acres prunes, family orchard, Mi'"' chrseiJ Oregon people in that
bearing English walnut trees. T, , , ...
some filberts nnd grapes; 2 ' 'd'1""! Bml Venmn Lakes In the
wells nnd 3 springs; wire nnd' McKenzle Pass district nnd Thoni
board fences. Seven room i '"Vl,e a'"1 Crnbtree creeks were '
house, large barn, grnnnry 2 Ppucd to fishing. Their tributaries :
woodsheds, chicken houses; all """" iioseu.
farm tools and lmnleiiieiits.1 Days for the Iwlcen-week Chi-1
Slock consists of 4 cows. 1 helf- r"'',,, Pheasant hunting schedule for -e
team. Ill turkeys, tun chickens , eastern Oregon. pre.crlbed by the
All crops Including hay. wheat. : legislature, were set for Silt-
' corn and fruit go. A valuable ' vmluy and Sunday, the opening'
farm and priced below its actual . 'lays, and Sundays and Wodne.f
, worth; small payment down. I !' thereafter during August,
yenrly payments on balance. The fi.h commission met with.
Mpt.KN'INt.N REALTY COMPANY i the game commission this after-!
Corner Oak & Mala. ' noon.
LOB'tV-Uright yellow canary sing
er, ueur Presbyttyiau church
lteward Phone oa-J.
WAITINGf6nPXLi;iEm'l'(rA
FORTUNE, EHV Heller do a
little something for yourself.
Here's a real chance. 120 uero
..sheep ranch, 15 acres free soil
under cultivation, 15 acres , la
stumps and grass; fenced; out
range aiijoinlag; big stock
barn; small house, other im
provements; creek through
place; a perfect place for sheep
and turkeys. Must be sold at 1
once. Price fliiiul. only takes
8B0M cash. L A W R E N C E
At'ENCY, 125 Cass street. Phone
219.
DAUDET GIVES
UP AFTER SEIGE
OF THREE DAYS
(Continued from page 1.) '
gal home and had barbed wire en -
(anglements put up to protect the
entrances, in relays hundreds ot
royalists with canes guarded the
duors. There were riots Saturday
afternoon and last night several
score policemen being badly
beaten In - scrimmage with the
crowds that were almost constant
ly before the building.
Call,-Far School Warrants
All warrants of Union High
School, Ulst. No. 6, up to and in
cluding warrants No. 2110, dated
April 2nd, '1927, and endorsed "not
paid lor want of funds" are this
day culled; Interest ceases after
this date. Dadted at Wilbur, Ore.,
this 13th day of June, 1927.
it. E. BROWN,
Clerk.
FATHER LEAVES
BABY IN MEDFORD,
DOESN'T RETURN
(Associated Tresa Loaned Wire.)
MEDFORD, Ore., June 13. Ten
days ago a man giving the name
ot li. Silence, Klamath Falls, left
a. six weeks' old baby girl at the
home of Mrs. J. B. Burnett, this
city, and paid for a week's care,
saying ho would keep in touch with
.Mrs. uarnett and cull for the in
fant at the end of that time.
Since then the man has not been
seen or heard from, Mrs., Barnott
has notified local authorities und
believes the baby has been aban
doned. . The man was young, about
25 years of age, appeared - much
agitated, which Mrs. Harnett
ascribed to the fact ho said ills
'o was very ill, and a patient at
a local hospital, while he . was
working In this city.
I investigation shou-od no woman
"J "ac name has boon a patient
ai any local nospitai, nor does any
family of that .nitme; reside hore
..., uic uuuy uiu Iliau leit IWO (J1'
lapldated and travel 'stained suit
cases, containing baby's clothing,
most of it soiled; but neither on
the suitcases nor the clothes was
any murks of identification.
Tho baby Is described as very
pretty and In perfect health, and
Mrs. Burnett is planning to tako
care ot it. until the parents are
found or a home somewhere Is pro
vided. ' '.
GREAT NORTHERN
TO OPERATE OWN
TRAIN FROM BEND
(Associated Press Leased Wire.)
PORTLAND, Ore., June 13. The
Great Northern railway plans to
operate its own train over the new
line In central Oregon from' Bend
to Klamath Falls, It has been indi
cated. .Joint use of the Cascade
lino of the Southern Pacific com
pany, agreed upon last week, and
half Interest in the Oregon, Cali
fornia and Eastern,- will be taken
in the name of the Great Northern.
Traffic uiTungomeuts have been
made whereby the Great Northern
will operate Its trains over the
Iokane, Portland and Seattle and
1,10 Oregon Trunk, subsidiaries
Khich It owns jointly with the
Northern Pacific from Spokane to
Bond.
Preparation for construction of
1,5 miles of new rond, nil that will
be needed for Iho Klamath Kail
extension, In view of the acquisi
tion ol tne Siievlln-Hlxon logging
roaiPsotilh of Bend and tho agree-
,"ont for Jolllt ,lse of the Cascade
llne,.,are being made at headquar
ters of the Oregon Trunk here,
Though no announcement has been
made. It Is generally believed that
the contract will go to Hauser Con-1
structlon company which has been j
doing preliminary work along the i
rigiu ot way ot the new line.
STATE GAME BODY
ACTS ON LICENSE
AND FISH AFFAIRS
(Associated Tress Lcnsed Wire.)
PORTLAND, Ore., June 13. Tho
State . Game Commission today
stuck to Its former decision to
charge Washington residents $10
for hunting nnd 15 for angling in
Oregon. Tills puts the mutter up
squnrely to tho Washington offi
cials to abide by the reciprocity
clauso on its non-resident game
feed statute, the commissioners be
lieve. Tho Washington act sets
the non-resident charge at the
amount of the fee charged Its
own residents In olher states. If
successful the Oregon charge will
reduce the Washington non-resident
fee about $10 so far as Ore
gon residents are concerned.
For Idaho residents the commls-
on , chRrge
$50 for hunting
license and $10 for nnirllnir
the
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hone 284 , . ' ; , , Lleeneed Lad
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CLIFFORD BROWN'S DEATH i
i DUE TO CAPSIZING BOAT
't (AMOclntt'd i'o-M Leaned Wire.);- !
'SEATTLE,' Juno J lS.-Tllaturii
hero iodsy of'- the yacht,- West
ward, which Clirtord Drown of Sa
lem, Ore., hud chartered from
Campbell Church, of Eugene, Ore-
1 gon, for a cruise .in Alaskan wa-
Iters, brought little uuuitionai lntor-
mutton concerning the drowning of
iirown, June a. in uu juver, in
southeastern Alaska. Ilrown . was
drowned when a small outboard
motorboat' he -was using In bear
hunting struck a rock In Wolf riv
er and capsized.
TRIO OF HUNTERS KILL
,' COUGAR AT DAYS CREEK
'There Is, one less predatory cou
gar in southern DouglaB county,
the result of a special hunt for him
by Dale Bonney of Drew and Del
bei't nnd "Walter Poole of Days
Creek. The animal was killed on
the hill immediately back of the
Poole place at Days Creek last Sat
urday and the carcass was brought
to Roseburg today for the collec
tion of a bounty of $25.
. For tho past. several months tho
cougar had been killing sheep and
goats In tho vicinity of Days Creek.
Saturday evening the trio of hunt
ers found his tracks and Mr. Don
ney's hounds trailed him to a plnco
near the remains of a freshly kill
cd deer, from which the "riirinlnt
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had taken his last meal. A shot
from IJelbert Poole's rifle struck
the cougitr near the heart and
made a quick finish of him. Stock
raisers in the lJ.-.ys Creek region'
are relieved to know; they ure in
no further .danger of losses from '
the cougar. ': ! . f ' .' .-
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