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THE TWICE-A-WEEK l Roseburg, Oregon Roseburg PUindealer ThtaoetwHMf MWipapN ttttMSgS In Boathvra Offoa Md roaajuetitlr ih. j.T.ilr.r KMaf ninllum. iMTf ii-lfrtilT ij 'i !' J Job li'iniiiif dtptrUMal In connection. KaMhliahwl in INI, (ubKrlBUoa, N per jcr lor Henii Wnly. POOeiatloa MM IOMttlfMtl ol DOUffttl Oeeaty, Ortgoe ewidisra HoeMi 0 LeugOtWce lad I I Wratbsf gefsav are looensd r,r I k rattrne 141 vision leleadld arte etioeel sitvsstSgns Oat. Way tO lbs OOM Mar anl jM.l.t I "i til ry . Vol. xxxvn ROSEBURG, DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY i.;. 1905. No. e6 Hosctninj III I at no eakt. TESTIMONY LOOKS FOR Evidence Brings Congressman Williamson Into the Deal. Van Gesner's Letters. Portland, July ti. Aside from the testimony of three witnesses to having met and conversed with Con pressman Williamson relative to filing on timber claims a id the act of the Congressman in writing the numbers Dfagiu sad pmsnUJ th utinw sod t teir claims for them, the fallowing letter, read by Dis t ict Attorney Heney to show the relations between Dr. Ltoioe and Christian t'euerheltn and the knowledge of the defendant, was the most interesting piece of testimony in the Williamson trial today: "Prinevillc, March 1j, 1905. Christian Peuerhelm: Thai timber claim of your- and all the balance, 1 have go t throw them up. I am sure we would g''t into trouble over them before we got through with them, and then be turned down on them. I know that Mr. Moody and The Dalles Land I fffice are laying for us, I do not want to get into trouble over them, and don't want any of my friends to get Into trouble. You go before Mr. Biggs and relin quish y ur claim VAN (JESNBR" Portland t ha w Itnesi tuv 11 - ol lha pr l.x i ml nation of NH'tttton in the ases continues, di to i how nit . ol rv mall mil Will am ton land fr TI vide ff'Tt ii. 1 1 i. pllail uontiai h m dafandanti in lur u hen Snal proohi m J, N Willlamaon irn ' hair land- over arara nmoi'. ii fall tba Bret direct , romant'i caaa sgalust rin on. whan John . i in tli. federal court J hrf.itli ii ih v him ywtenlay hii r Walkini taatlHt'd i tl.at In had Ho mgreeeui m in Uia and t Ii t William j ayhn k from him leacrip' Ions "f the ' wiiodfl naar I'm Ih Hon li:tl tak.-n hi Mini antare I in it t h I md he dalrad him and hli wife and brother )n law to flla upon under an in. piled contract to delivai the claimi to the ti mii won hh patantelt I he wit neaa further teatlSat to Ui ta.it eon trai t wiili the firm of Wtlltamaon A (inner, am) to hii Intention t pay for tin- filing feei and other eipHnaai un i dani to eacuriug the claim onl oi hii own money! In order tit i in- might thui avoid illegality, mimI k p hlmuelt clear oi tlif taw. It wai the Hret lightening of id. wab wiit.'ii ihc proaacutioii proni laai to weave around th three defend anti The real of the reaalon of tht :ifter noon, delayed ai n wai hy lha argu ment upon tin Mitchell motion for a now trial, followed tin line ihown by the wiluereei "i lha pretreding dayi, Hanry i Beard, the motintainer who confeaaad on the previooi ly 1 'I trial boa he had perjured himiell he fore Uulted Btaten Commirehmer Riggi, in order to file upon the irlaim ai let out in hii implied contract with Ueener, wai rt iIImI to the Hand for tlt real hii i r h examination by Judge Bennett Tba evidence ol the wttneei waia rape tltion of thai in hii direct txamiuatinn broughl out uudar tin croaifire of tlta MARSTERS' DRUCS STATIONARY PATENT SCHOOL MEDICINES SUPPLIES PERFUMES WINDOW CLASS SOAPS LIME TOILET AND CEMENT ARTICLES ALL KINDS OF RUBBER COODS SPRAYS PAINTS, OIL, VARNISH Read the Plaindealer BAD DR. VAN GESNER delenae, Tnii witnan wc followed bv Pranh Ray, w hoia tale waa aimilar tot heoi bare already told. M hatl beau Induced lo t.ik. up a timber claim through Green Beard, hli fatbarlnalaW who, in turn, had bean pureoaded by Iiwm anl Gei ner Hii itory wa in tin main a rape tit nn of thoee told by other wittier-eH. l.av wai followed by Frank B. U at klna, who brought the name of Mr. Wllliamaon Into the caaa for the tirr-t time but whna itory wai otherwfie the ama a thoie tli' had been told be f ire, He had wan Blggi and had igreed to take up clatmi anl to Induce ioma of hli relatival to .In tht ramt. II. ha. I been forced to relinquish, and lm,l bean lumnmned to appear before ti uran-i jury, Tbat waa about the whole of hii itory. Wilford J, Crane, a young man, wai before the eyea ol tin- jorv when the hammering of the property man In the corridor forced tbeconrt to adjourn for the day, in bopea that the noire would ceaie Crane ipparently ti ah thn name lory to tell, of how he met Blggl, wan neduiwd by the promiie ol 75, oinl t iiie.l nthera in filing on timlier land Hii tale real ! promlaa commencea the t h tie already not hillhf new r-linie :im unfolded, the iiixl I'iio-i:, i i w h i, rbmT PortUnd, Ur.t July 13. Kvidence wai prerented ai the trial of Congressman WillUmaon and ii- co-defendanti lo- day, ihowlng that the ttrm "t tt llliam i 'u .v Iteeuer borrowed money to pav the ioat of proving up mi timlier I claimi tiie i by 19 peraona, al thwir in let igation, Iniinuatlona were mil. iv Honey that the deieoae fial bean tarn paring with wltneaaaa, Pbe proaeco ! ii in i" expected to conclude tin- morn Ing DRUG CO. for all the News cowbov special breaks record A I MTqM, S M.i 'July 10. The nta ft iil cbaftafad by Waltf ,-. itt. thf "CfMMI Ooboy,M t" lrak tlic re'-nnl 'H-tweHn Lot ABfvlM inl Chicago, rMCbed here StSlSttbil morn. in snd Mtnslned joct longtnottgb to chsngt ooniiioi aii'i take on lou quirt, ol ebsmpSgne ami t 1jt li.iinr Scull imi.l fur the llqunr with a 500 note. The tram if .o nlootofl btblod Mbsdnttii liiit tun broken al! rocordSi I a Nagag, N M. Boot! Special arrived July 10. Tb bare at 13 :38, 00 time to a MOOIld tt inched to the fireman with u 'o noid piece each and a huge bunch of carnations. Tba can were load snd engines changed, The sverage time Iroto Albuquerque over tba steep GloHta PaM, the heaviest "it Una. was 41 t8 miles an boor. Fort Madison, Iowa, July II. Scotti Santa Ke special arrived here at 7: ", having covered 231 miles from Kanaai City in 251 di loo tea, i head -f hii ichedule. Me Ii now I hour Chicago, July pactal arrive. I bonra auJ fix 11 Scott' oyole" here v minni 1 1 ;S7i throe aheal of I he ached ule prepared by Santa Fa offli ini1 for the run from Loi Angela! to Chicago, Scott eecaped lha crowd by jumping into an aXpretl Wagon with It! ti i r 1 1 1 1 notice of protect ion hy United Stat w injunction, guarded iy four policemen, an-i Arts driven rapidly to hli hotel. When the big engine came to a stand till a mob of 9000 fought like demom to net a tirnt look at the CrOiMUfl of Death Valley who It Intent on catter Ing but wmltb In tborougb W octet n style. A boat of nowapaper man with camerai fought to got near ami get a hot nt Scott. The Iir-t H'rton to wel -me the millionaire miner war Mrn Martha Brent, wboaa butband wai an nld friend ami chum "f Bcott'i when be waa a late member of Buffalo Hi nv Wild Went ihow, After the lady gave a reaonnding imack onSoott'i uhtek the .utter poaad for a picture with hii dog, a cur l'ii'ke 1 irn in the i reels t i. h A ngelea. Scot I wan oorrolled by crowd ol newi paper men an 1 gnnounci 1 1 1 Would try to net a ' hour train to .New York. In reeponoa to tba Inquiry tie Lake Shore Official! toll eVott they would not undertake to gat bim to New V rk in 'ess than is hours. It la doubt ful if any road will accept the thirteen1 hour challenge, Before leaving I private car Scott made a ipeeuh thanking tin railway uf Scialaand trainmen for the cotuf irti of the trip, an l the honor of bn aknin the record l" ic ipeclel covered 234ttU mil in t't hours Hitt 4 minutes, which is 1'.' h 'in an. I 53 minutes better than the prevl iui record of a special The ruu coil Scott 5500 plus ih champagne bill ami magnificent tips to hii attendanta. JOAQUIN MILLER AT EXPOSITION Thli is "Western luthora' Week" at the Lewis and i lark Kxpoiition, iii complin. .lit to Pacific coast literary I pie. Mondays 1 elegrattl dad t hi- about one who came to manhood in I .arte count) ami has achieved national distinction MJoaquin Miller arrive.) at the Lewis md Clark Kxpoaition t.lav, and after viiltlng the California building and regiaterlng, took a trip through the exposition ground, Hli familiar form proved a hi attraction, and he was everywhere pointed out as the poet of the West. The poet whl undoubtly be lloniied at the different funetloni of lie HXpoaitlon gronudi during the week nd Welneedgy Will make an ad In to the Santa t'lara V alley excursionist, to w horn a recept ion will be given in the California building by the commiwion" RAILROADS HATE LAWSON FEELING Lincoln, eh . Inly ll.Tboe, Law- in was given an ovation at Fairnnry ii morning an l sh k hand with indredi ol people at the court bouie iuare rbia afternoon ho cpoko at tho tiaotauqua rhe attendance was disappoint ment an the railroadi re sad to granl r.iteH and are openly arged with attempting to kill R the twenn feeling Governor li ke fl tO Ippe r to welt'' One l a W SOU a as called lo Omaha on iuiut-s, so -.1 s. POTEMKIN MUTINEERS OPENED SEACOCKS Kuseoji, Rou mania, July 10 ri nuounretueut thai the battleehlp Kniai '-ten. kin sailed with Bear Admiral trogeri squadroa yesterday e-i log rn out to , iao rrm t u-f r.- lags g the km Potemkla, tiie mntioeere pf el the eta'.Ki and Tt -tt1 bar .id. Siioii now lyiog at tho bottom, Ut it li eiptvlt-d thai wtie I r- i aited in time to ieae for Seat monoi 1 be i' t Una to let tnui m Raj Harl oi -nt two yoaag the purl go I eapoaltioa, II e leu.tf HiAde hv A imi'iir v., I. litt-l MlSt Kittle rtjjUi ati 1 t :t..- Cati hing wow. si Bwhford iwt grade ol family ri 1'nde ol Dowglan1 at sack, all tfroevrs- .r only $1 li per I PLEA FOR NEW TRIAL IN SENATOR MITCHELL'S CASE Objections and Exceptions of Attorneys Defense. Heney's Reply. Demurrers Overruled. John 11. Mitchell l motion for a new trial was argued before Jndga he Hnvao in the Federal Court Monday by Metric! Attorno) Manny on behalf ol the Cnlted Mates ami e.-em.tor Thurston air I Judge Bennett on the aldool the Sana- ' tor. i Ho faftufa of the Government t.i prove that Senator Mitchell received a payment from Krihs on January 4, 1904, ! as I'hartffil in the sixth COOnt of the in- i dktment, fnrnlihed the principal ground Inpou which the defenci predicated it? argument lor a new trial. The defense ' oontende I and tiie Dlitrict Attorney agreed that tl Governtnant l , a,i not proved this allegation. Hie defeoaede I dared that there was error when the ' j try was loitrtli ted that it niitftit return 1 u Verdict upon any or all of 1 he ountl, and hat Inaamuoh at one o nut was not I proven, the general verdict novating all leoatl must, g a matter of law, fall to . the ground. Hhat (iurrnmrnt Admiis. Diet r ict Attorney Heney anawered that i the Government announced from I the very firet that it did not expect ti prove thii count, that inch avldonca ai was Introduced in it h relation was for the sVile pUrpOH of show iu know ledge, ami that the jury ha I been Informed three or four times that the Government was not expecting to prove the ilxth Successor of the Late Secretary of State John Hay EUHU ROOT. LAWYER AND ooont, Wherefore, argued the District Attorney, the preOOCe of this loiint in the Indictment did not prvju Ilea the de fondant! intereats. Whether thli -tate ol facts and the re m irk' of District Attorney Money rela tive to the un returned Indictment againit viitciieii on a barge of uboros tlon of perjury: Judge Beltingor'i do cliion agalnil the plea in abatement j the introduotioo of Brice'i American Commonwealth at the time ol the trial, and the varioUl other contentions ol Of rer declare I by counsel for tho detenu to have been commute I, ihail defeat the hi-t-mc verdict aiiust Senator Mitchell is nog for Judge De Haven to nay. Senator Mitchell wan back i si li-s old seat tins mori Ing. lie looked cwreworn an t tired of it all as he sat tt.erewitti kuooa ere seed in bli eharwetoristtc atti tu le and watebwd ctoaaly tho i-fleet ol uracil woid on the face ol Ju le De Ha van, But iha face ol the court was a mack He heard the ergotneotoof the prOOeCUlion aiel the defense all tO, tt)t betreye l no sign of hii opinion on any itatemout offi red by either tide, Thuritun trgucs. When couri opened Mot. day morning si'Senatoi i r . ' i - r aanouocad tbat m connection with a motion for a new trial a in iti m for arresi f judgment had bean ttled and which would I submitted w It bout argument Senitor 1 bora ton than began. hii argument for a new trial, lie sal l that ol the seven cooni in the indictment on which aawatoi Mitchell wa- tried, there were five wt,i b charged ai man separata and distinci acts. There WM BO AThirity tinier the itatute, the SoQatOf -ai 1, tor r- ing toga tba i the various i ffenaea charge I hi the to lictmeni againat Mih bail. We now coma to a q flection." igkl Mr. Thurston, wlu.h I d. not believe V ur h ior aadersl --1 a. t:. Umc a t hit gad lha fnry, It u charged tere q the sixth )oo mt that on January 4, i h, lefendant raoa red U8 iron, Kriha, l. Ii allege i that three separate payntanti eonetitu i dtatiacl and separste act It da vol p. anl 1 think lha District Atlorao" will nmfaag that then ws absolutely go prool toh ttut there 4- a ting i psyia ml a- tihtfged la the aisih aoajst 0ynsa of lsitrinai. Mr. Thurston sai I that an instruction bad hast aaaad that there he. a vcr:. for -if not guilty directed on the ilxth count, hut that it had heeii refttted. "l now come to the legal phaeeof the caaa, The rule aeemi to be that a general verdict returned on an Indict ment containing a detective count the Verdict will stand anl the defective in dictment DO treated as so much sur- pluaggs, But when It oomei t- a ver.llcl re. t urn ad op in an Indict ment in which there WXI a count DpOU which HO prool waa offered, the verdict ihonld be yet aiide and be eel aiide in toto. For by OJCh a verdict the rlghU ol the defend ant have Im'.mi placed in jeopardy. "Ami there la another reason. It i- ImpOSaibte for COnntl tO determine w ii it reaaoni move juries to return the ver dict they do. nut whe i matter! uonitl tUtlttg Mthatantlal errors are allow ed to gO before a jury the OOU rtl have never refUied to take the case Into their own bandl an l grant a new trial. What Win ihr Influences? "Who can tll what loflnencOl were exerted UfpOO the jury hv the ret'..ti,- mendatlon that the fury could return a verdict upon any one or all of the counts or a general verdict on the in diet ment?'1 Mr. Thurston read exten lively from liyal authorltlei to nhou fiat it had been held to be error whar ever a ganaral verdict had bean re SI AThSMAN. turned on an ttidlcttnelit i ainii'iT defective count. "Ihem-xt matter upon wbkh I ad dreei m v self," continued exSenator Tboraton, "is the prejudicing remarks msda by the Dlitrict Attorney after , our lip" were -.- J 0 the effect that an indictment had bean voted agaluil Sena 'tor Miti hell for an bor nation ol perjury. 1 know tl-at Your Honor did all it. your power to withdraw from lha jury the affect oltbil remark Hut it .ante on the jury with tremendous power on the auth-rity of the Government tl-at Sena tor Mitchell bad bean Indicted f r sub ornation of perjuJj of his old law part nor, Judge Tanner. It wa- ul i.e ing prejudice to the Intareati o) tl c ilefen l aid, and 1 10 Dibit to Your Hon il whether Yoar Honor! Initructl -complete!) removed from the minds cl Itie jury the effe. t- ol Mr, Heney' remark. It came from 'In Utn t Attorney, the only man who i m a position i" know w i at paesed in ti e graml lory room, and it cane s- an authority of anthoritiee, and a as pro , nounced prejudicial to Hie defemlant's : In t ere t-." Obictu to Hotur. Ex Senator rtmrstou alaa rai-eii an objection to ti Intreduetion ol Brice'i History of the United tate- Senate t the lime of the trial I deeire etei to say i word relative ta decision rendered earl In lb i pgas by the lata lamented Judge Bel linger on i lea in abatement, Tl re in, it ;i( peart to we, there was u ante lest error, and lUt h t'.at :t w. . i i, stand k rut in v b) an appellate trli u 11 A pica "i abatement was interplead then ex Senator Thorai " reviewed the r andi t forth in ' j aa ol i bete n .-ul . and then procoa I to say t'iai the oiil thitirf in ausaer to ttte plea og the records of tna coart waaaanmbai ol anl 'v ' kg asi the plea -i abatement. Con nan! i barged erro in the doc lei on i the court in leuying to d-ftn i the right of a trial bj j try on the , letdion oj a pie iu gbatament. kaaffj iullrt Vrrdicl. Uaitad "ta.- !.-'n i t: rna) Maoey sn porti i tt.e rerd 1 1 la be i I of the Government He it. .red that the only laapnwii be bad to areke lo ' the tirtt plimt offer.-1 b 1 1 .- iam AS What bad been puetlel to bil DRANK CARBOLIC ACID BY MISTAKE Pr. Jaaia Minkle, An old time and re spected oitutan 'i Jack o i county, und f r mat y yearn a practicing physician At Central I'oint, wtiere he ,i - condncteil a dmgltore, died Thursday afternoon al 4 o'clock. Dr, Hinkle, W00 was 77 yeAts ol ago, had bean accustomed to take a dose of brandy from a bottle which be kept on a shcif in his drugstore, rhnreday at noon he started to go for his dinner, hut turned and remarking to hli faltl ful clerk, Miss Mary A. Mae, who has for yeArs assisted bun in the drugstore, that tie fall the need of a lit l stimulant before undertaking tie walk to hi- home, he went lo the shelf and taking d wn a Untie which he thottghl wa- brandy look a potation from it and drank it before he fawlleed that he had made a mistake ami taken don the carbolic acid bottle w bich was next to the brandy. He at once saw the SerioOSneei ol the situation, and bis own terrible mi-take. Every effort was made to relieve hi in hut without avail, and after stiff. -ri'iii agoniea, the old doc tor died at 4 o'chn k. Dl Hinkle was formerly from Meri- docla, lllinole, but bad reeidad at Can Ira I Point for yean. His wife died within the pact year. Hii funeral took place Friday, Dr. Hinkle left An estate of the value of about $4(100, which by w ill lie baa bequeathed to his clerk. Miss Mee, who was a a daughter to lr. and Mrs. Hm kla. nnw OOth deceased. JAPANESE CLAD TO GET SAKHALIN Toklo, July Itt. The announcement of the landing of a Japanese force at Sakhalin Island ami the occupation of Karsakonk, followed by tho northern flight ol the garrison, has been received with area I satisfaction by the Japanese Tho landing ol the army at Bakoalln mink- lha lir-t entry of the Japanese Up hi Russian territory proper. The Jap tnese have expressed tliemselve- pleaecd to he again in poaeeealon of the island, declaring that they have lone felt ttiat the bargain under which they rein quished the place 40 ywatS ato was unsatisfactory) The Japiineie express the belief that they will Speedily, control that entire Island, a" they regard the garrison there is being Incapable ol aerioni realitaneWi and are confident tbat it w ill certainly he captured. mind IrOOl the Mart, and that was that the Government bad from the Mart ii formed the jury that t here had leen no payment made aa charged in the indictment, ami that there would la no . IT .rt made to prove it. ( When iome evidence wai offered," continued Mr, Heney, "Your Honor ruled thai it was offered solely to show knowelege, snd that alone. The jury was ad vis vd three or four times that the Government would not attempt to prove tle sixth count, and I cannot see w .. rem the right! ol the defendant have heen Impoeed uKn iu this re "Now ai to the itetement made in I die cksing argument thAt the grand jury had returned another indictment against Senator Mitchell, That was. equivalent to saying that IbaSI nun constituting the Trail l jury believed rannere' testimony "When the attorney for the del. -ml j ant hi! himself created the issue by I asking a question, the court may allow an aniwer The Supreme Court of this State and Ol the United Mates ha held that an objection must ba made Rt the I sieei h hai la-en Bnishad, The of jection I of counsel in this case came too late I The right! oi the defenant were not Injured by the remark, for thereeooo tfiat Tanner had been on the w hues Stand and told the whole story, and the m -t ir could have done would have j eon to aid Hie jury in bgliavlng Tan- j oar i teatimony' Hrnr) QaaaH Ihuriiun Distrii t Attorney Henev read the I net ion i ak-i by Senator Thurston ii to ah) an Indictment bad not bean broug t sgainsi Senator Mitchell for subornation of perjury, and declared I it by the form f td, question and i il. manner oi eooneel be bad been i Iged lo shoe wt y an indictment I ad not heen returned, and that be felt j istith I ii answering it se be did. Krnnrii vprsk. Judge Bennett then iddraasad the ajrt oil i 'i hall ol Mitchell to supple nt the srgumanl (,f asSanator ursi lb' referri I lo the plea in .t h i and -ail that he had no doubt th .t wore Judge Hellnnfer alive lie w . 1 upon . n-ilerMlioii of the i ," . i . il h- t '. tt th.re liad l-eell er- r (nd DC lOSWef his t e,n hied by i ituj IJ vera mint. Kotbtag tanda against our plea, and the court rule,! Us U1 on th,- ground that We had IK' right ti. lie a I lea In abatement, and thai the only way for u 0 prs-eeO I w i:, i be b) h cbailaage to tt.e rand Judge Benneii ai aatafwda prolaat to tie remarks ol District Attorney Hen) to the jorj during hii argument, on ihe ground that ibey were prejndi . g i t.ti pa among tbaaa a- the statement made b) Mr. Hanej near the cloes that nonator MitcbaH'sl - - il aed an income ol IS,QQ0a tr. At nooo court adjonrnad aatil - I ge !- Havaa Monday overruled the dentuirers Sled In tt.e i im of the I uited -tate against Senator George ( li i lot subornation of perjury ami Ab's nst tlevaard an i Ka hary. 'iere K. aYagi r '- I with conspiracy to s)g fraud tho reramaat tail xsonilag en- t. -red s j ..-a I i. l a ii ty. OREGON STATE TROOPS GO INTO INCAMPMENT At Gearhart Park. Company "D" Joined the Troopers at "Camp Lewis and Clark." Amid the cheers and ters, sweethearts and friends the members of Company D boarded their special ear last night and were off to the au Innal encampment al Gearheart Park. The roster of those goingfrom here follows: Capt. P.B.Hamlin, Lieut. F. W. Haynes. and Linn. H. C. Slocnm. ir.. -Kprats K. Agee, I'. A. Webb, M. P. Wright, P. (5. Stewart; Corporals Henry Ritzman, Alva Dowell, Marion Pankey, Dr. G. E. Houck, J. A Buchanan; Musician Thos. Carlon; Privates Berks, Cobb, Cloak, Chapin, Decker, Dr. DuGas, Leon Du. Cas. Dowell, Perguson, Praley, Galdis,C,oolinan, Hedgpeth, Chas. Hedgpeth, Harpham, Johnson, Jones, King, Kidd, Kirk. Leaveugood, Long, Marks, Miller, McNatnee, Os mondson, Ragsdale, Ryan. Short, Sawyers, Thomason, Wil son, Winston, Buzzell, Hildeburn, McWilliams, Rust, El more, McLaughlin; J. Hamlin, cook; Edwin Moore, mascot. Oaarharl I'ark, at which the state militia will camp ten days, is said to le An ideAl ground for the purpose, cool And shaded, hut with plenty of OpM ground for drill work. The camp will lw known as "Lewis and Clark Camp' and will be under the command of Col 0, N. Uantanblen, The annual encampment of the Na tional mard is an event of considerable interest, the object of the Assembly lie inK to train Ami Instruct in military tac tlca and give the men a taste of actual camp life, for which they are paid $1 .'al for each day at the camp. Besides Company Dof Roeeburg there will he al the encampment Companies A and t", of Bugeoe; L, of LaOrand; D, of The Dalles ; I, ol Woodborn. M , of Salem; ti, of Albany . It, of Ashland Troop A, of Lebanon, ami six com pan id from Portland, Una pleasing prospect for the auards- men is the promise that on their return Camp will DO pitched for three dayi ad jacent to the Lewis and Clark fair grounds that the boys in khaki may constitute a feature of the centennial. gOtrTIXg ok CAMP, 1 be orders of the da are arranged so thAt considerable drilling will he dona and tfo.nl work accomplished, and yet ' the work will not be so arduous but that the men will have plenty ol time lor The Weyerhanser Timber company. u u iiu i ... i - tsootn Kelly i. umber oomp my and ... Went Wort hi ol t Imago have combined to maintain tire wardens in Lane county during tle summer, By the forest Are bill Umbei raugen are appointed by individual timlier owners, by court-and clothed with police po DU YOU SHARE IN I V. Every shareholder in the ROSEBURG ROCH DALE COMPANY is purchasing groceries from uiui elf cheaper and bettei than he could cUewhere, and at the end of the year takes home to himnelf the profits on these purchases. This is the Co opcrative w&y, BE A ROCHDALER FARM IMPLEMENTS THE CELEBRATED BAIN WACON, MILWAUKEE AND OSBURN MOWERS AND BINDERS, VICTOR RAKES, PEED CUTTERS, ROLLINC DISC PLOWS AND HARROWS HARNESS AND SADDLES A SPECIALTY BEARD &. CULVER Nil HARDWARE DEALERS DOUGLAS COUNTY BANK i farewell ereetitikru of wives, sis recreation and Amusement. Reveille will Sound At 6 SO, And after netting up exer cises the men will breakfast at ti o'clock. From'. 16 to 8 15 the troops will drill. Quard mount will he held at 8:45, and from 10 to 1 1 90 the soldiers will drill by battalions. Dinner will occur at 19:10, and the men will have the afternoons for their own amusement, of course sub fecl to the regulations ol the camp. A part of the companies will he on the tar get range in the afternoons, au arrange ment being made whereby the different orgs ni sat I ms will lake their turn at the butts Bupprwlltba at 5:15, and the Iroope will form for dress parade, the prettiest ceremony of the day, at 5:15, hen there is no parade, the ceremony Ol tetreat will lie observed at sunset. Tattoo will sound at 9, call to quarters at 9:45 ami taps at 10 o'clock. Provision is made in Colonel lianten bein'l orders for the regular tours of guard duty and other esaential features. Men will not U allowed to leave camp witln-ut permission, and to punish viola lions of this order and all other breathes of military discipline the delinquency court will convene ovary afternoon at if o'clock Major John May has Iteeu named as delinquency court officer. The -it.- selected for the CAItip is mi, ideal one, and It is expected that this real - encsmpmenl will prove one of the bent thai tba (ittard has ever held. The meou crop of Josephine county, Until within the Unl few daya, gme , , promise of a big vield. Some kind of a , , u i .1 pest, however, has attacked the VUMM) j llUl the melon growers have not as yet been able to determine what it i that is oausing the damage. A vlna will ba In , perfe t vigor an 1 within '.'4 hours will begin to wither ami dry up, and will he entirely dead within two days. PUIS Of 1 6RUCER1ES If Capital Stock $5o,ooo t - V. BSSWI At UAkxwim kri.a'ilrlil Vlr. 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