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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-10
OBREGoN PURsUEs VILLA

washington, April 10,-General OBJ
RECON, advices to General Carranzas s
agency here to-day say, is pursuing
the defeated Villa army after the vic
tory at Celaya and IS advancing toward
San Luis Potosi. The same dispatch
reports Villa forces evacuating Do
lores. in the State OF Hidalgo.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-10
CANOE CLUE TO CRUISE

Members of the Steelton Canoe Club
will officially open the canoeing season
in Steelton tomorrow. when about a
score of enthusiasts will ship their
canoes to Bowma nsdale and drop
down the Yellow Breeches creek to
New Cumberland and then cross the
Susquehanna to Steelton.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-10
LECTURE ON PENNA.

-"See Pennsylvania First" was the
subject of an illustrated lecture by J.
Horace Mcfarland, president of the
American Civic Association. before the
members of the Engineers Society of
Pennsylvania, at the society headquar-
ters, 81 South Front street. In his ad-
dress, he gave an account of his travels
throughout the State.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-10
STEELTON SNAPSHOTS

Issues Permit.-Borough Secretary
c. p Feidt has issued a permit to
John Connard to build an addition to
the home of A. y. Lupfer, 145 South
Fourth street.
Civic Club Mceting.-The executive
committee of the Steelton Civic Club
will meet Monday at the home of Mrs.
J. NJ. Heagy, the president, South
Front street.
Observe AnniversaFy.-The ninety
sixth anniversary of Steelton lodge,
1S4. I. o. o. F., will be observed Sun
day. April %. Services will be held
in St. Johns Lutheran Church and a
special sermon will be delivered by the
Rev. G. y. Lauffer.
Buys Property.-Ivan Cavric yester-
day purchased a plot of ground in
South Second street from Catherine
a. Longnecker. Joseph Benkovic pur-
chased the adjoining property.
Fire Company Meets.-The Citizen
Fire Company will hold a business
meeting this evening.
Moose Will Smose.-Steelton coun-
Gil. Loyal Order of Moose. will hold
q smoker Wednesday evening follow
ing the installation of officers.
Want 500 People-Centenary United
Brethren Sunday school will observe
"Visitors Day." Sunday. May 2. An
effort will be made to obtain an at
tendance of 500.
Announce Birth. Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob Capella, Front and Lincoln
streets, announce the birth of a daugh-
ter. Dorothy Emma, Sunday. April 4.
Gave Party.-Mrs. Julia Eckinger.
532 North Second street, was given
a surprise party in honor of her birth
day Thursday evening. Many guests
were present from Harrisburg and
Steelton. Refreshments were served.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-10
TELLS OF WAR SCENES

John Price Jackson, State Commits
sioner of Labor and Industry, spoke
last night to the members of the AL
ricks Association in the st. Andrew s
parish. About 125 were present. The
address was based on Mr.. Jackson s
experiences in Europe at the outbreak
|of the present war.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-10
MRS. .sRRrCKENRIDGE DIES

Mrs Malinda c. Breckenridge
widow of John Breckenridge. died last
night AZ her home. 347 Pine street,
aged II. She is survived by two
daughters and a son, all of Steelton
Funeral arrangements were incom-
plete this morning.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-10
Sa5O,OO0 FIRE IN TOPEKA

Topeka. Kan, April 10.-Fire de-
stroyed several buildings In the CEN
ter business section here to-day en-
failing loss estimated at a quarter
of a million dollars.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-10
PLAN TO EXAMINE TEACHERS
By Attocin.c1 Prcts

New York, April Arrangements
for a medical examination of every
teacher in the New York public
schools who may be suspected of hav-
ing tuberculosis were announced by the
board of health.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-10
TONNAGE DECREASES

New York, April 1O.-The untitled
tonnage of the United States Steel
Corporation on March totaled 4.255,-
749 tons. 4 decrease of S9,622 tons
from February.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-10
DEATH OF NATHANIEL FEIDT
Special TO The Teieerabh

Elizabethville, Pa, April 10.-Na.
thaniel Feidt, one of Elizabethville'!
best-known residents. died at tn,
street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-10
CHARITIEs TO MEET

The SteeItOn AssocIated Charities
Board will meet in the Steelton Trust
Building Monday evening to go over
the winters work. A report will be
presented by the committee in charge
OF the recent vaudeville show given by
Steelton Lodge. No. Al, knights of
Pythias Miss Marie WiZemann will
present her report on the number of
cases of relief handled during March.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-10
HIGHSPIRE CHURCHES

United Brethren-The Rev. IT. f.
Rhoad. 1915, What Can l Do?";
T.S0 The Words of Life; Sunday
school, 1.30; Y. p. S. c. E.. $50.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-10
RAILROADER DIES

Columbia. Pa. April 10.-Clarli
Keys, a well-knoWn Pennsylvania
railroad employe, died suddenly at his
home on Thursday evening, aged So.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-10
BOILER CODE MAY
Be APPROVED SOON
1t Will Be Submitted to the State
Industrial Board For Action
During Next Month
NEW MILITIA ORDERS
They Will Be Issued Within a Short
Time; Unusual Offense in
Requisition Case
NEW MILITIA ORDERS
7 h G proposed

I h Q proposed
code for construc-
ton, operation and
inspection of steam
boilers in PennSyl-
vania will be pre-
sented to the State
Industrial Board
for action on May
{. the preliminary
drafts having been
received bV John
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-10
NO RAT HIDE BOUNTY
CLAIMS FOR DAUPHIV
Weasel Skins and Goshawk Heads,
Just That and Nothing More,
Declares Pres. Hoffman

Dauphin county
hasn't paid out any
bounty money for
chicken instead of
goshawk heads or
rat hides instead of
weasel skins as has
been charged against
some counties ofthe
ate by G. a m e
Commissioner ] o =
seph kalhfus. &C
- T5.0@ = IAng--,~,
Washington Journal., 1915-10-22
kIeIns s6aden.

Die fleinen G9dben fin6 bic
f9limmften; fie perben nidt bemertt
o6er ni9t beo@tet uno oesbaIb ni9t
Bel iebem tleinenS 9aoen it9 glei9 um<
bringen, nidt an uno tpeb i1reten, ober
man ion i'm ebenfo beahten pie Ell
men groBen S@a6en, ia nod peit
mebr. Oenn in Der Natur Der Sadie
liegt es, oaB sroBe S4dben ii4 nS1t
10 lei9t nieoerbolen pie tleine uno
Ouber ni&t 70 gu fir9ten iino. @iele
fleine S9Goen dber MAIDEN einen Sc
genlfanb ebenio unbrdu4bar pie Elm
qroBer G9aben. Die tleinen S9G@
Sen lieBen ii4 fofort ein5eIn i@nea
befeitigen. in ibret !9dufung iino iie
I9ner o~usaubeRern. 9at man ii9
i'm 5 Gents getrrt. 10 iagt man fid:
uyta, bas poren ia muir 5 Gents! Ser
@6aoen 1T ni6t erOB!" gemiB, aber
bieie flint Gents iino meit uneinz
bringli9. Man tann ben. Dem man
lie aupiel CAB, ni9t mnbnen, iAm ni9t
nadiogen tpegen Der flint Gents. nno
tpenn man fi9 bunoertmal Inn flint
Gents irrte, it's baber aumeiit Elm
grDberer @9aben. als penn man ith
einmol Inn flint Dollars irrt, neil
man bieIen 9erluit lei4ter uno i4nelz
Ter merit unb bic Musfi4t, Die flint
Oonors auridautriegen, oaber grO@
Der 1T. Man pflegt Oos Spri9mert
uGleine @teine br0deln audi" meiit
ouf Huben uno @etptnn an5upenben;
nit srOBerer 8ere9tigung foate mon
es beim @4ooen uno 8erluit ausipre%
9en. Rleine S9GOen uno feline
8erlulte brOdeln BON 0ermOgen ob.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-22

bic 5einbf6oFi bon uns 5tpsi fu fort
sins. 90 bGbt EFT lietusr ben 8oos
nader boIIsn.~
Der glitter Iebt cine DeiIe itia
unb tudt ii9 ben Yaul an. Wos
Der bo& fir elm bummes @sfi4t
mo9t. unb bat aud Triad ba3u.
Deaen 70 einem Weibsbilb, bos Jpn
loufen lGbt, fpeil tie einen Gltli9en
@ittmann lieber nimmt, Der oroentz
lib Sad bat unb elm i9eeles Iug,
bo bobsn lie 3pei ii4 nun ber5antt
unb fi9 aud nod ben &rteg iauer
gemo9t.
Sie @ut podt i'm. Gr f9meiBt
fsin @epGd bin! Gr gibt benz PAUL
einen StoB, bas benz fein's aud gu
8oben flieet. llnb bonn Bot er i'm
am Rragen, unb an fein Corn unb
Nereer, unb ale @ift unb @ane
muht fi9 ieBt 2uft. Gr f@iitteIt ben
poul pic sinen naTen Sad. @r
buut ouf Jpn los, bob es nur iparfGt.
Siebfte no, matt bic Neibsbilber
fir f9le9t @Olter finn. 8eger 10
IN 8olt bofte mid Derraten I'm per=
fouft, bu Dunnert, BIZ! Oafiir pers
oienft bu bein RlDpp, Ou" unb
bic ousgeIu9teIten Nnmen triegt Der
Youl unO bic ba3u gebOrigen prii=
gel ou9.
GnOli8 1T sr miiOe. Der guuI
bat gon3 itin ge5alten. Iufatmeno
ri9tef fi9 Der Bitter uuf: uSu! Oett
Bat got gebobn! Nou tOmm. Npu
trinfen mer bo in Der Wliia en-
S6pppen. SIT TpG mer nett brop
onfumme, benz Miiner fem beP
5loi9 90 beaablen."
mir p9 net" fagt Der paul,
siebt fi9 ben Rod 3ure9t, unb fGbrt
ii6 bur9 bos !Soor: rOunnerletf9,
pitter, bu bos otper &rdft." Sos
tommt nit b09ifer @nertennung
beraus.
3pei @tunben barauf 3ieben Der
@@lDHerpitter unb Der pQrl i'm
9Orf elm. sic boben fi9 Inter ben
Mrm gefoBt unb sebsn ni9t gon5
gerobe. Dofiir fingen tie aber aus
2eibestrGften 80. Ni4t gana rtGtig
unb febr better. gtber bafiir lant:
llnb am 9aus Der Margrttt porbet
nod lauter:
5 Mdb9en - mG-db-9en, .
Mdb@en -MG-Go-9en,
Su meinit, bu meinft, = i4 mar
Dir treu
@ber nein, ober nein, nein, nein, aber
nein, aber nein, nein, nein.
Iber Mdb9en nein, neir, nein,
bos is mid fo!!
60 5ieben iie eintrd4tig unb' La
9enb boriiber.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-22
Gle enlt0ns6gmnc.
Der aompOniit Der tiirtiiden National.
GOmlte ein @icucr.

gs lit pobl neuig 6etonnt, boB
sic Sultonsbbmne, bic felt 8eginn
oes 2risges in Wien BEL feierli4en
@eIegenbeiten auglei9 nit Der offers
rei9ifdsn unO Der oeutI9en Bolts
bDmne geIpielt unO geIungen ipiro,
bon einem Wiener Geliiten. Dem Yros
feTor SSoIef @uI3er, tomponiert tporz
Den 1T. Sn oiefer 9pmne bat Der
&omponilt etnen Iebr Oultstiimii9
ge9dltenen 6eItgeiang gei4offen, Der
6as orientolif9e .&olorit" nit tiinit=
leril9er W}dBigung feitbGIt. @or ni9t
LANCER 3eit mar SuI3er eingeIaoen
tuorben, feline 9pmne in RonItdnti=
nopel Dor Dem Sultan ielbft our
Muffii6rung gu bringen. uno bic pats
tenoe, meloOi0ie Weiie bat ben grOBs
ten 8eifon Mobommebs v. 9efuns
oen. Oas SntereKe 6es @roBberrn
an Der inn gepiometen 9pmne oiirfte
cine 5Olge bdben. an bic Der &omz
poniIt am t~penigIten geOo4t bdben
mag, osnn, nie bic @iener gldtter
6eri9ten. Itebt auf cine Weiiuns oes
Sultons bin Die Nnertennung Oieier
!9pmne als offi8ieue tiirtii@e Spmne
unmittelbor bebor.
Die ouf Den eriten Bid 6efrent>
benb nirtenoe Satfd4e. bnB cine
HotionaIbpmne in einem dnOeren aIs
Dem eigenen 2nnOe tomponiert piro.
1T ni9t pereinaelt; Oenn Die oeuti9s
Iotionol6pmne ftommt betunntliA
aus England. unO Der fpontf4en
liegt elm Marl9 BON 5rieOri4 Dem
@roBen gu @riinOe, fpie glfons XII.
Dem ,.19molisen &aifer Jriebri4
mitteilte, ols oieIer i'm Nooem6er
1883 ben lpanif9en Sof 6efu9te.
Mu4 Die Melo6ie ser Marlei1atie TT
ia, pie tiir5lia erit na4gepieTen
purbe. i'm DeientIiden oeuti&en
urfprungs.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-22
Dor bunOert Sabren.
Gin SubilGnm 6es prenFiiHen 2riegs-
miniiterimmS.

Sin Subil1nm 6es premFiihen 6riegs-
minifterinrns.
Sn oielem Sabre bate oas preu>
Bii9e Rriegsminiiterium bic 9Onens
Dung bes eriten Sabrbunberts feines
8eIte6ens in Der beutigen 5orm fei>
ern tOnnen. benn tpenn aud cine
o6srite militdrif9e gsb0rbe unter
2eitung zines beionoeren Minifters
bereits felt GrieOriA Dem @roBen
beItdnb unb G9ornborif 1909 Ole
Dielfo9 3eriplitterte @sf9dftsfibruns
in elm 9anoes 5uldmmenfuBte. 10
nurOe ibr Der Offt5ieGle Same
.2riegsminiiterium" unb Dem Better
oieler 8e6orbe Der Sitel .&riessmi=
%niiter" oo9 erft mad Den 8efreiungs~
triegen berlieben. R0nig Griebrt9 Der
@roBe begriinbete oos beutige preu=
Bii9e 3riegsminifterium. als CT BEL
Der umfoHenoen &eform Der Stats
oerpaltung bic MilitGrangelegenbeiz
ten bon Oenen Der 3ioiloeriNoItung
trennte uno einen eigenen 8edmten
nit ibrer Giibrung beouftragte.
Der erIte Minilter oes neu se>
l9offenen. Militdroepartements", oifp
Der erlte preuBiI4e ariegsminiiter.
mar Gbriitopb b. Rotte. Der biz oaz
bin &ommerprdfioent in MagOebur9
gepeIen NOR uno BON Jrieoria gum
Enlightenment @tatsminilter" befDrs
oert nurOe. Sin &riegsminiiterium
i'm ieBigen @inns CAB es oamals
freili9 nod ni9t; be oberfte Wilis
t~drbebor6e nannte ii4 nod fir lanse
3eit rtOnigli9 preuBil9es Militdrz
Department oes Generalbirettorii"
un6 erit Jrieori9 0ilbelm IL. dns
berte oieien peitI9peifisen Sitel in
oas ~tiir3ere uno Dem Meien Der Be-
bOrbe mebr entfpre4enbe nSberfriegsz
tol1esium". Die Gef4dftsfiibrung
mar 3pii9en Dem Carbohydrates.
benz Rriesstoaegium unb Dem Miliz
tGrbeportement (ben @ouoerneurs
uno Snipetteurs. tpie S4arnborit
lagte) getetlt, uno er1t oils o1eler I'M
Sabre 1909 bic 2eitung iibernahm.
bro9te er in oieie oielfa9 seslieoerz
ten Memter einen einbeitli9en n3ug.
Ser Na9folger S4ornborfts mar Der
@eneral b. 8open uno ibm purbe
1916 Der Sitel 8riegsminiiter pers
lieben.
Set bieiem Sabre lit bas preuz
Bif9e Rrtegsminiiterium BON 26 Mii=
intern pertpaltet porOen, oo9 pdre
oieie 3obt BEL peitem ni9t 10 sroB
setueien. penn ni4t bic unruben Der
ReoolutionsSeit einen bielfa9en Me9s
lei i'm RriegsminiIterium berporgeru>
fen bdtten; 70 beiaB preuben in BEN
einen Sabr 1848 bier &riegsminis
tier. OennOd 1T ole 3abl i'm Der
bdltnis gu 5rantrei4 gering. oenn
oort linb felt 1870 ni4t penlger als
As Rriegsminiltcr perbrnuht pOrben.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-22
Ser ,3nldlaa"- Siaett.

Sin armer G9norrer nirb i'm
3uge obne 8ilett anstroffen uno auf
Ser n69iten Station rausgetporfen,
no9Dem man i'm tii4tig ~perpriigelt
bat. gs selinst ibm aber, Bel Der
@bfabrt pieber in Elm anoeres Coupe
gu I9lipfen, oo9 nirb er tpieoer
Oom Sdaffner crpii4t uno. na4=
Dem man inn fe;n Sen tiiAtig ges
ssrbt bat. an Die 2uft seieBt. Seoo9
abermols sliidt es ibm, auf5uiprinz
gen uno Bis our nd9iten Station
mit3ufabren. 9ier nimmt ibn aber
Der 8abnbofsinipettOr in Gmpfang,
unb pGbreno er pieber tii4tig per=
bauen pirb, fragt i'm Der Snipettor:
.Sa, Menf4. mas fol benin oas Ell
gentlih beiBen?! @Obin polen Sie
benn eisentli4 fabren2"
.Ssrr Snfpetto,leben" anttportete
sr, rpenn's mel a0rper4e ausbdlt.
biz &rotaul"
Washington Journal., 1915-10-22

feds I'm FcGSia IN orints Bier bo5u.
9omit fin i9 lGttisfsit. Der Sobn
Dat gslogt, er uollt oos ouffidie. 81
tell iub, no @dlitement for mein mos
nit i'd oerbIeipe Sbue S6ru lietuer
pbtltpp Snueramper.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-22

@DrtIi9 autreffenb.
rSbr Sp6n NOR bod &oDdneriit unb
ieBt 1T er BEL Der Nabfabrerabtei-
lung?"
sSo, er bat .umgeidttelt"
Washington Journal., 1915-10-22

MngTboIl. Dos Sins~9u<
lent sSbrsr Soater f4eint gdn5li9
eingei9lummert gu iein.
I'm @ottes tpi1en. iagen Sic bds
ni9t 70 laut, bamit es ni9t pieoer
oufna4t!
Washington Journal., 1915-10-22
Mie F6 ser feline qar oc sruppensuttunssn oes ioInmffen Sssres
nprfeut
noriteut.

- Mobern. nMie tommt Is,
bob bic reiae Witipe ii4 bod nod
gu elmer 5weiten gbe entf9lohen
bat9"
rWeil es fid UNI cine &riesstraus
ung gebanoelt bat, unb Rriegstrauuns
gen fino ieBt fe6r MODERN"
Washington Journal., 1915-10-22

- @a z It paradox? Menn
Elm Mmeritaner olf oas Mobl @ngz
lanbs 10 biel franaDiiden Seft
trintt, ooB er l9lieBIi9 betrunten 1T
pie Elm &uHe.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-22

0eroide 9 d. Sic: Sb
tpobl infer Na9bar, Der oide 8raus
meiiter, audi nit on Die 5rOnt
fommt?
@r: Das CLAUDE i9 ni9t; Der puBt
bod nit ieinem Oiden 8au9 in feis
men S9iiBensruben binein!
Washington Journal., 1915-10-22

GngIif9s preffe. Gin
gnglGnoer fragt einen 2anbsmann,
ob be7en Better in Der &eoatticn Ell
ner Sagesaeitang felt angeiteat let.
.Nein", fpri9t Der @efrogte. emit
peilen erft auf probeliigen!!"
Washington Journal., 1915-10-22

Die n4 einem 3sitraum
BON flint Sobren om /. DECEMBER
1915 fdIIigs NoltsaGblung i'm Oeuts
IGen 3eia mirO no4 Mitteilung bes
foiierIi6en Stati!tii4en Nmtes auf
einen nod fpdtsr gu beitimmenben
Sermin perlest. Oas Rei4samt bes
sSnnern bat 4nneifung ergeben lais
ZEN, bic Trage Der 8eranitaltuns Der
nG9iten Nolts5dblung tpegen Der
bur9 ben &ries beoingten @enoeruns
Der 9erbdltniiie bis na4 Griebenss
f6luB auriid3uItellen.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-22

0eutf9er:n @orum IdGppt Sbr Oenn INNER bic oMe, bdBlt9s
3aeunerin nit gurer Rompa9nie berum?"
unqor: uSat, brauden mir gor nctpenbig, SrenberI, bic aber.
sldubidsn guFen fnn bod INNER Big dber ben &Opf oinsegrOben -
iommt or aIes 3igeunerpoib - rennen nHe Dabon unb no. bat
- f0nnen mir fe tptfhieben."
Washington Journal., 1915-10-22

Mooern. 90 bat ii@ alfO
Der Meper BON Oeiner So9ter f9eiz
ben laHen2"
ga, ober er nimmt meme 5tpeite!
- 8saei9nenb. nWas Sante
Murelie ouf mid einreDet, Die gna
gu b%eiraten es 1T ni4t gu fa<
5en!"
.Disis Rriess6essrin!1
Washington Journal., 1915-10-22

Us 70 IOIlIlle, UuB
in Berlin Die 3eii
grab 10 I8nell page
bubt, pie in bic SUI
neitet Stebts. Gin
Dag gebt nod ben
annere erum, cine
Wo9 mad bic an
mere IN elm Monat
nam ben annere. SD
Washington Journal., 1915-10-22
IOfEmrr Sdrrthtbrttf NEs
, 3btltpp 5aMtrampftr.

Waein Iisber 9srr RsbadtiOndr!
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-13
ASK FORFEITURE OF
ENTRY ONLY FOR FRAUD

Washington. Dec. 1S.--only In
cases where there 10 evidence OF
fraud. or where government interests
would be irreparably harmed. win the
attorney general act against owners
In the California and Wyoming lands
withdrawn from entry In 1909 by
President Taft. This Is the govern
mental policy as outlined In formal
statement by Attorney General Gre
CORY. He declared that suits already
entered, or to be entered. are solely
on this basis. The lands occupied
are worth millions OF dollars. but
the government does not desire to
work undue hardship on any except
those whose title bears strong evil
dence OF fraud. or In cases where
the government interests would not
be served by further private owner
ship.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-13

Japan. have seen convincing owl.
dences OF this duplicity. shown me by
Ii Hung Chang, leader OF the reyoiu-
tion. who Is now yice-president.
But there IL not the slightest dan
ger OF disorder In China because OF
the change In governmen,. unless an
outside power provides the revolu-
tlonaries with arms and funds. Japan
has warned China that disorder may
occur. which viii Justify Japan IN In
terfering. And we can be sure that
disorder win occur II Japan can start
II. thus providing preiext for sels-
Ing control OF china's administration
while majority OF the other inter-
osted powers are involved In n great
war.
Americans should understand that
II such ia Japan's course the Hay doc
trine viii probably be destroyed and
It's open door will be finally closed.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-13
WASHINGTON TOWN PUTS
han ON JAPANESE

wenatchee. WASH. Dec, is,--A
mob Of 200 white men drove two
Japanese from the mining town ol
oroyille. WASH, last Friday. accord
Ing to word reaching here today,
The laundry the Japanese had cstab-
lished was wrecked. the contents OF
the building dragged 10 the street
and burned. and the Japanese driven
from their shelter by a stream from
a FIRE hose. Accompanied by the
owner OF the building they had rent
ed, the Japanese have started for
Spokane to lay the matter before the
federal officials. The mob Is said to
have been determined that Japanese
should not enter tho town.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-13
TWO JAPS ARE DEAD AS
RESULT OF FAMILY ROW

Los Angeles. Dec, 1.-two bullet
riddled bodies lay In the morguc to-
day as the result OF a quarrel between
Kozero Fokuda, Japanese ranch hand
and his wife.
After the wife left Fokuda's house
he practiced revolver shooting. with
her photograph as a target. then went
to the residence OF another Japanese.
where she had gone. and opened iire
on her. holding a gun In each hand.
Following this killing. tho man
waited calmly until posse appeared.
then walked out to do battle, driving
two other Japs ahead OF him US
shields. At the FIRST opportunity they
fed In opposite directions and Fokuda
dropped rs the posse began shooting.
He died at the county hospital.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-13

| Mrs, H. L. Darneille went 10 Med
ford this afternoon.
| T. w Bigger, OF Seattle. Is visiting
his son. ]. c, Bigger,
Large line OF trimmed hats at one
half price. Mrs. Rehkopf. 6o4tf
Hugh Bixhy. OF Portland. spent the
day with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
@. f. Bhhy.
Mrs, Martha Jess leaves tonight
for Red Blur. to be with her son.
Ben H. Jess, who Is i'll,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Evans left for
Portland this morning. to spend the
holidays with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN Riggs returned
to Roseburg this morning after visit
ing Grants Pass friends and relatives.
Guaranteed electric iron, s2,75.
Bush Electric Shop, Phone 14i-R. II
Mrs. ], w. Johnson. who visited
her mother. Mrs. w. G. Moore. re-
turned to Medford this afternoon.
Miss Marguerite Davis left this
morning for klamath Falls, to re-
main indefinitely with her brother,
Claud Davis. and family.
Geo. H. Eckert, general manager
of the Oregon Gas and Electric COM
pany's Ashland-Medford. Grants Pass
and Roseburg plants. was in the city
today.
Rare bargains in corsets at 81;
formerly $3.50 to IS. Mrs. Reh-
kopf. e04tf
d. T. Sullivan, OF the commercial
department at the high school. has
severed his connection with the
school and left yesterday for Port
land.
Rev. J. v. Milligan returned this
morning to Portland. Mr.. Milligan
preached Sunday morning at the
Presbyterian church and gave stere-
opticon lecture on Sunday school
work in the evening.
Arrow collars at Bishops 403tf
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-13
ABsCoNDERs DAD READY
TO PAY OFF SONS DEBTS
lBy unIted pross Leasoa wIrel

tBy United Press Leased wire)
Portland, Dec. is.--The home
ward path of Clinton ~ sitter al
legged absconding tax assessor o.
TamaQua borough. Pa. win be clear
ed OF difficulties by his wealthy faith
or, Il was reported today after sitlel
had received several long telegrami
from his home.
One OF the messages read; "wil
arrange all matters, Come home and
make . clean breast OF everything
We are glad to have you back"
Sitter, according to the police. con
tesscd to having distracted more
than $4,000 OF the borough's funds
He was arrested here Saturday,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-13
CHAsrBERLAIN BILL
b. PROPOSES CONsCRIPTION

Washington, Dec. 13.--Conscrip-
tion, to raise the proposed citizen
army advocated by the administration
was proposed in a bill Senator Cham
berlain of Oregon introduced today.
Between the ages OF ~ and IA,
Chamberlain would have the boys
trained not less than 80 hours annu-
ally In calisthenics without arms.
Then for those IA and 10 years old
rifle training in addition is pre-
scribed. while for those OF 16 and II
there would be an additional ten
days Of military camp.
Twenty days of military drill and
tactics would be presented to the
citizens army, which would be divided
into groups according to strategic
geography. Persons having the equi-
velent OF the proposed training,
either from schools. militia or other
approved organizations, would be ex-
cused from service in the army
camps.
The oregonian proposed that all
but those specially excused for physi-
cal, religious or other specific reasons
would be obliged to serve between
the ages Of IL and 23, under penalty
Of a $500 fine for failure to comply.
Those between IL and II years Of
age would be organized into cadet
corps, while from IS to 2S they would
be in the citizens army.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-13
WARDEN OF
STATE PEN|TENT|ARY
SHOT BY ACCIDENT

Dallas, Ore. Dec, is.---tIis iaco
and part of his head blown OF by a
shotgun charge. the body OF Henry
Brophy. former warden OF the Ore.
gon penitentiary at Salem. was found
today on his farm near West Salon.
The body lay In position that would
indicate that Brophy had been carry
Ing a gun that lay nearby. and that
II had been discharged accidentally
as he passed through a gate,