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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-12

Washington, May IA situation
more serious than at any time since
the American expedition entered
Mexico confronted the administration
today as a result of failure OF the
conference between General Hugh
Scott and General Alvaro obregon.
Secretary OF War Baker directed
Scott to return to Washington and
Funston to return to San Antonio at
his own discretion.
The Administrations next step Is
conjectural It is feared that Mexi-
cans will get the idea that refusal to
withdraw means an intention to do
other than merely break up bandit
bands.
The authorities believe there is no
way OF diverting Carranza from his
insistence on a withdrawal, though
they hope he will be passive In that
uCudhu. aiiuto VI thC CuuiCicheO
does not make continuance of the ex-
petitions operations impossible. It
Is hoped that Mexico will take the
situation calmly, as It has done In
the past.
Secretary OF War Bakers an
nouncement with regard to the bor-
der conferences said that both sides
earnestly sought an agreement, but
that inasmuch as they failed, they
left the matter to the diplomatic de-
partments OF the United States and
Mexico, II was understood that Gen.
eral obregon feared the political
prestige Of himself and Carranza
would suffer II border conferences
were continued. X
As the American border patrol
stands at present, army men regard
II as sufficient. No orders for fur
ther militia movements are contem-
plated, II was said, unless border con-
ditions become more menacing.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-12
CASE
AGA|NSTL Id.
BRANDE|S
Senate Committee Again Takes
Up Investigation Into Quail
i6catons Of Wilson Nom
inee for the Justice Bench

Washington, May 12.--Testifying
before the senate subcommittee in
vestigating the qualifications Of
Louis d. Brandeis as justice Of the
United States supreme court. Louis
Liggett OF Boston. declared today
that he employed Brandeis to say
whether the proposed merger OF the
United Cigar Stores and the Kikker-
Hegeman Drug stores was legal be-
cause Brandeis was known to lean
backward" in favoring the enforce
ment OF antitrust laws.
I'VE thought that IL we could get
by him we could get by anyone
said Lggett's attorney. f. e. Snow,
Brandeis, they asserted. told them
that the proposed merger was lawful.
The forces opposing the confirmation
OF Brandeis' nomination sought tc
show through Iiggett and Snow
that Brandeis was out Of sympathy
with the antitrust act and that he
approves combines which the govern
ment believes Illegal
Federal District Attorney George
Anderson testified that he thought
the merger Illegal, but said this wa:
merely an honest difference of op'
inion.
Ligget said that the department
OF justice was still suspicious that
the merger might harm competitors
III II wished to do so and that 1t was
a violation OF the trust law, although
no suit had been filed.
The merger was completed,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-12

FIND NO MORE OF
THE MISSING Of
STEAMERROAN0KE

San Francisco. May 12.--All hope
that, as time passed, the extent OF
the North Pacific liner Roanoke dis
aster might be lessened. was prac-
tically abandoned today when boats
which patrolled the scene Of the
wreck hunting for survivors returned
with reports that they had seen no
indication even OF floating wreckage.
It Is evident that the only survi-
vors OF the wreck are Quartermaster
Elb and two Mexican firemen, who
drifted ashore in a life boat with
Ave corpses. The United States des-
troyers Hull and Truxton are search
ing the waters which suddenly swal-
lowed up the historic old coasting
steamer looking for bodies Of the SO
souls that went to death with the
ship.
Fifty men are keeping watch
along the San Luis obispo coast, ex-
pecting that bodies may wash ashore.
Quartermaster Elb's description OF
the disaster. supplemented by the
stories OF the Mexicans, is all the
government will have to go on in Its
Investigation of the wreck. Elb de-
clares that the vessel began fitting
at 2:30 p. m. Tuesday and that Cap
tain Richard Dickson clung to the
sloping bridge directing the lowering
OF life boats from one side Of the
liner. Those on the other side were
useless on account of the sharp list.
Some OF the life boats we're dropped
from the davits stern first and their
occupants hurled into the water to
drown. Elb believes the captain
went down with his ship when II
turned turtle.
Several theories for the wreck have
been advanced. A suggestion that
the Roanoke struck submerged der.
elict or unchartered reef, or that a
time bomb placed among the tons
OF dynamite In its hold exploded and
ripped hole under the water line
lis not taken seriously 1t is gener-
ally believed that the disaster was
caused by the cargo shifting while
the Roanoke rolled in heavy sea.
The three survivors will be brought
to San Francisco as soon as they are
able to be moved and will be request
ed to testify at the government probe
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-12

London. May l?.--Premier AS
Nth. upon arriving today In Dublin
" take charge OF u situation which
10 admittedly growing more serious.
Immediately ordered postponement
OF courtmartials OF rebel leaders
pending the outcome OF his confer
ences with officials.
He met General Sir John Maxwell,
officers OF the British army and civil
authorities. and urged Maxwell TO
speedily inquire into the shooting OF
Editor Skeilington without trial.
which act aroused ireland's deepest
indignation.
Several thousand messages pro-
testing against further executions OF
revolutlonlst leaders have reached
Asquith. Many urged the govern
ment not to scatter the sparks OF a
new revolution by severe represslve
measures,
while agreeing with critics OF the
governments policy that the killing
of Skeilington was atroclous, Asquith
approves the execution OF the IA
robel leaders who have faced firing
( ,luads. He intimated that s. Mae
diarmad and Eamon Ceaunt, both OF
whom signed the Irish proclamation
OF independence. Will receive the
death penalty, James Connolly, gem
eral OF the Irish rebel army. Is
wounded and In prison, and will
probably be executed,
Newspapers had differences OF
opinion as to whether Asquith would
attempt TO establish measure OF
home rule In Ireland on his present
visit. All expressed hope OF finding
n way to conciliate hostile Ireland.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-12
BANDITS ESCAPE WITH
RANDsBURG STORE LOOT

San Bernardino, Cal, May Ia
No trace OF the bandits who escaped
with $4,000 In gold currency and
checks from the Randsburg general
store was reported by pursuing posses
this morning. Sheriff McMinn ex-
pressed the belief that two men in
stead OF one did the safe-cracking
lob. It was stated that the money
taken was not o part Of the Yellow
Aster payroll.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-12

III Paso. May 12.--The Mexican
situation reverted to Washington to-
day, following the failure OF negotia-
tions between General Hugh Scott
and General Alvaro obregon.
Provisional President Carranza's
veto OF the tentative agreement gov
ernlng the occupation OF Mexican
territory by American troops and
steadfast demand for time limit on
the stay of the American expedition
split the conference,
Scott was powerless to accept the
time limit proposition and, falling to
find satisfactory compromise. the
conferees passed the job along to the
diplomatic forces.
Carranza's diplomats are reported
en- route to Washington. with instruc-
tions to negotiate on the formal re-
quest for an American withdrawal.
Action on this request has been de-
ferred In the hope that the confer
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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-12
FRENCH GAINS ON
DEAD MAN S HILL
ARE MAINTAINED

Paris. May 1.-two heavy Ger
man attacks. aiming at recapture Of
Wednesdays French gains on the
western slope OF Dead Mans hill.
have been repulsed, the war ONCE an
nounced today. Near Ayocourt wood
and In the regions OF Douaumont and
vanx there was heavy cannonading
all night. but the infantrymen kept
In their trenches.
II was ofilcially denied that the
French had once contemplated re-
tiring from forts northeast OF Yer
dun.
ION the contrary" said the COM
muniQue. February 23. two days
after the battle opened. General De
Cary ordered every point on the right
bank OF the Mcuse held at all costs.
On the evening OF the 24th General
Joffre ordered tho commanders to
hold the front between the Meuse
and Woevre with every means at
your command
"on the evening OF the 25th. Cen
eral Joifre. sending General Petain
to take command. reiterated: I or
dered the right bank OF the river TO
verdun held. Every commander
who orders a retreat will be court
martialed.'
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-12
CAVALRY HUNTS
BAYLESS' SLAYERS'

Brownsville, Texas, May IA
squadron Of American cavalry today
hunted the gang OF bandits that yes
terday murdered Curtis Bayless an
American rancher. on his grounds
near Mercedes. Texas. The Staying
occurred about 10 miles from the Rio
,Grande Bayless corpse was found
floating In an irrigation ditch, bullet
riddled. s2
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-12
ORANGE GROWERS LOSE
'cAsE TO RAILROADS

Washington, May 12.---California
orange growers today lost their case
before the Interstate commerce COM
mission In which they tried for years
to obtain reparation for alleged over
charges for pre-cooling and pre-
icing oranges, Deciding the Cali
fornia Fruitgrowers Exchange case,
the commission ruled that there was
no claim for reparatlon.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-12
SEATTLE RAID NETS
$4,000 WORTH OF BOOZE

Seattle, May 11,-Forty policemen
in plain clothes swooped down on
ten drug stores and two storage ware
houses late yesterday and seized liqu-
or valued at $4,000, A parade. of
auto trucks carried barrels of whis-
key. gin and bottled beer to police
headquarters.
Mayor Gill announced that it would
be dumped into the sewer unless the
right to its possession was proven in
court by the druggists.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-12
BRITISH SOLDIERS AND
GUNS ARE CAPTURED

Berlin, May t2.--Germans storm
ed and captured several British lines
southeast Of the Hohenzollern re-
doubt, II was officially announced to-
day.
The Germans captured 127 Brit
ish and several machine guns. A
counters attack was repulsed.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-12
CARR ANA
TROOPS ON
THE BORDER
Negotiations Between Oregon
and Scott Are Broken OF,
and 10000 Mexican Sol
diers Sent to the Line

El Paso, May l2.--After negotia-
tions between General Hugh Scott
and Alvaro obregon had been brok-
en- off, the latter ordered General
Trevino to send 10000 troops into
the region opposite Big Bend. Texas.
and parallel, II was learned today.
II was believed that the purpose is
to prove that the de facto govern
ment is able TO control the bandit sit
uation before Washington negotia-
tions open. obregon is en- route back
to Mexico City.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-12
PLATINUM DEPOSITS
FOUND IN WASHINGTON

Tonasket, WASH, May 12.-Farm-
er Lester Smoot, while drilling a
we'll. discovered rich deposits OF pla-
tinum on his farm here yesterday,
All the farmers In the community at
once set to prospecting,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-12
SENATOR CUMMINs
AT ROsEBURG TODAY

Roseburg. May 12,---Senator A. b.
rCummins OF Iowa. candidate for the
republican presidential nomination.
spoke TO large crowd at the Antlers
i>eater here at 10 o'clock this morn
dss. Later he delivered short ad-
dress at the Oregon soldiers home.
NHc left at o'clock this afternoon
Tor Eugene, where he will speak TO-
might. e.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-12
FRONT STREET
THREATENED WITH FLOOD

Portland, May 12,--Backwater Of
the flooded Columbia river today
threatens to submerge Front street
warehouses in Portland. Several
firms are preparing to move their
goods to higher GROUND.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-12

Rome yesterday announced that an
Austrian munition transport had
Asen summarized, Possibly the Aus
. -trians declared the same vessel to
be q liner. The Dubrovnik was Of
4le3S tons.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-12
AUSTRIAN LINER
SUNK IN ADR|AT|c

Berlin, vim Wireless to Sayville,
May l2.---The Austrian passenger
liner Dubrovnik, unarmed. has been
sunk by n submarine In the Adriatic
without warning, according to des-
patches received today, s
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-12

Ives Of Two More Revolu-
ZIONIST Leaders Taken After
! Courtmartial, Only One Of
Seven Sgners Being Left

Dublin, May flames Connolly.
general OF the Irish republican army.
and s. Maedlarmad. another rcvoiu-
zionist leader. were executed this at
ternoon. II was officially announced.
The two were convicted by q court
martial on Tuesday. General Sir
John Maxwell approved the sen
tencea
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-12

Maediarmad's execution leaves on
y Eamon Ceaunt OF the seven sign
ers alive. Tho others have all been
shot.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-12

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Douglas Island news., 1916-08-11
AIlDuc to Whiskers

Vber, i. mo doubt but thpt broniiue over the ruiuoua effect thr election ot l.vh. Eorud candidates for che pro.i- deucv aud vice pto.ii .ucv would have ou Lis tusiue-s drove Barber IT, H Garrett fo dtiGk and caused him co -rek rru1sc IuH ditch With uaught but heaven. uuopy for covering. Ne Gr,,hcl bis map an lho sk1okum house and whpu taken before Mag isjute Erie yesterday maruiDg was given uu option ur coming Hcru.- wifh sl) Or spending five day. iu rpfirumeut te wu- forced owing Co tho depleted condition ot his eEch,qupE. 'o choose the latter with lha result tbu' ouo home 0l sweet scented utbar I- now temporarily c'0.el
 Hans laguussou bgs been there be- l0re-ayC. several t.mo- before So when ho was iu court yesterday morn ing ou Che charge ot "D gud D' he was uot allowed option nu payug iluu ur going Co iail lt was the latter tor Huu-. "rtn nays' being written opp pO-iie hi- uamr,
Douglas Island news., 1916-08-11
Card of Thanks

We, tur uudcuiGuod, hereby express uur sincere thuuE- to tbr Public i0. lts uu'iuug participation iu tne search for our ml--iuE sons, -uppU8ed Co have been drowned iu Ga-tiuotu Channel un 1r about the l5th day Ot July, l9l6 We further Wi-h Go especially ac Knowledge our gratitude Co ui- EN eeiIcucy. J. E X. Strong, Governor ol thr Territory, B. D. Stewart, Mayor oi Juuenu, and M.J. .O'Couuor Mayor %, Douglas. tor the z.ll of tbe ceasoIrs- efforts put forth by them iu their of. Iclal capacities.
 MH hSD MUs. J. r SALuONsoN
 AND FAMILY,
 NE AND MR,. F. A. J. GhLLwAs
 AND FAMILY,
 NH ANu NRs E. k HUHrAgD
 tNn EANN
Douglas Island news., 1916-08-11
Daley on Douglas

"Loud mc your eurs,' said E. J. Dali Icy to thu News man oue day this week, Dud tle latter, having moro cars than money or ov1u umbrellas, com piled with tbe request lu fact, his ours aro uli he hus To louu.
 "DO you kuuw' continued Nr. Dai- Icy, "thut Douglas i tht best town eyer struckF Everybody here has money uud sense with lt-moucy Co buy goods and spuso Co buy advau- iage1usly The first duy of tho Stub bins aulp We took iu 522lO nud more thau half that amount the second duy. Itis positively the bt,tuud most sut.s- factory aulD ] ever conducted mud Cl1 - ing out stocks i4 my business. lt is 10 real pleasure Co do business with the Douglas and lroadwell people. They see what they want and buy iL plank down their money suy 'so long and uIu gone No masficltlug of iiuHu, uu heming aud having. They do business like business people aud tLat ia all there is Co it.
 "Ycs, we gt.I, have @ duo iiue oi blr-
 gains ieft lut Che advertisement ln your paper chic week will teil u.i about them. We win stay on Che job until ,he entire tock is gone aud, be- loge mc, it wil Uo many a long dHy before such snaps are again ou tlp iu your t0Wu'
 Ihe most ragrattablo feature about Che StubbIus agIo 7 thn', when it is over, AIr. uud Mrs. StubuIus and Wil liam, Jr., will leave us. lt is their iu tcutiou Co go Co Eodondo, Wash, be tween Seattle aud Tacoma ou Puget Sound, where they have some acreage fronting ou % Hrge aud uever-lailiug clam ranch Their leaving wiil he @ loss l0 Douglas, with tho interests Of which they Mrs been Idauti.ird for over twenty v.ag. Nr S.Uuu.u- is % mpmuer ul tu. po.Ult city cHuuclIaud ha, served iuu city iu the samo capacity mauy times. flo Ha5 postmaster here several yeur- Hgu aud has alwlys been % reliable aud progressive gItIzcu. Tho ues. wishes Of Che entire population ut 'ue leland will accompany them Co their future home.
Douglas Island news., 1916-08-11
Few Men Let Out

Regardless ot report ia fhn effect .tulf from .1I t1 '.l gmp.ay. ut thr Il.aiHrIi c0uwuy had Hnen laid Hl ls tIc result a. ..m" changes recently made iu tLe various 8rruiiug depng. weutH. Superintendent p. k Bradley inform. thI- uau.r tatt thH working force was reduced ly mot t1 exceed Guy men, While more thw thut mum ber were tU.e,Hi on tho g.BiIustmpu. tlc majority .i fh.m were rlf t1 work iu other 5e Hr'mauIs and uHI tu .N. c.ei ulty meU were ,ut out entirely There s 70 probability 'Wt thH ,u.. complement ot m.u wlII u-HIu De gu U.uy.I lu fIe uUH. future.
Douglas Island news., 1916-08-11
CITY FATHERS IN
 SOLEMN C0NCLAYE
Decree That Dog Catcher and Sobrie,y Must PerambuIate
 Hand in Hand

TBst ua rcd one. -hal bs cultivated Uy tb, city dog catcher while ou duty vas Che decree ol tho c,'y council Mon day night. Tbi. conclusion was r.acusd arsra memterolthe miermau,c board s,ated .Hat hs bad observed the officer iu question walking around with gun iu hi. hand and carrying % load 'mt would cuau,e him f1 -.. whole flock ot dogs where tb.re Vl, hu'urc.
 The seat- utGurml Stuut,r. wore y.ca.t. rl. former uot having returned from u.. vacation luI ths latter yeiug occupied vlb .pecal -aiy. ot Iu so.j.. cIo'h,.- hats, cops, boots md -ba.-. .Tu-u leeHiverti-emeut.I
 A new buI complete sewage ystem vl. informally discussed aud good uork ou tbe present -yst-m wes re. ported
 lt tw- ordered tbat Inc nre chief f.- port conditions ot Che department Go tbe council at i.- Gs.t mee'ias elch month.
 Tho matter oi fixing % taz iegy Hu- deferred uuuI au e-tima.r oi tha funds required .au ue muJ- tut ,t vt- the seuso of tbe meeting tua' ten thousand dolnr- be required by fh- eh11Is. A sIisb. additional eypcuseiu connection UIta the schools s.,l b. incurred uy adding % manual training department
 A letter from t5e three families lately ber.tvei by deaths ,mm drowr- .u-,ttaus,ug .h-couuci. l1, t,udHe-.es extended. vas ra,d aud ordered H.si.
 BWs were ordered pui a. tul.uw-. Douglas I-anI Ne0., s27I; E.CW.eo., s-I3l. Cbgs. Johnson, s2-; John Jou son. s31. Geo. E.. lame- 5'-i.3. ". Eobrer g--', e. N.vai, s}2 ju, n. um.sa. 51-1; b. W. Kuuuru, -i; H. BrI.. -G1l. Senator Jones, SIS SD; sian darI OI --i-IG. \. Murray, 2, cents.
Douglas Island news., 1916-08-11
Lyric

Law Fields, of the we'll known team ol Weber d. Fields, will too ut the Lyric Sunday iu 70 five part comedy drama, "lu Dutch.n This is the vehicle in which Mr. Field starred ou Broadway a few ypurs ago and tho screen version gives hlm chance Co introduce his funny mauneri-ms. While it is com ody it hs- moments of pathos whero tDars uud laughter follow euch other iu quick succession. \ late Pathc Weekly completes Che program.
 F-idny aud Saturday episode 10 of thr Broken Coin, a wildanimal feature. trhp Jungle Queen" aud two reel L.EO comedy, "Mr Flir' iu Wruug.'
 Monday md Tuesday Wilton Lackey iu GA Man of shame 70 Ave part Broad' wy feature. with iCt ui Che hncst pictures in the world Co follow.
Douglas Island news., 1916-08-11
Church Notices

DOUGLAS DuNuHUGAU1N'. Rev. E $. boliIuger rH-tor l0H. mp Sunday school; Q. m, worship Ser mon theme. "Iow Our Prayer Lines Get Into Trouble"
 LUTHERAN DIJBgu
 Rev. Martin L. Larson, pastor. Sun day -choul. 70 a m. DiyiuH services s D. m., subject, "rhe fl-t Man" An SrHulirrv.Hus are cordially invited.
Douglas Island news., 1916-08-11
Married at Tuncau

Ralph I. E...z.us, circulation Wlu. ae.r of tae Juuoau Dauy a.w'ch,aud M.- Blackwell, daughter ol Rev. ari Mr-. Blackwell, of tue Capital Ci'y, we're marr.ei a.' S4lgslay nigh. and lel sbortIv after .or Portland an 70 y.-.t Co tbs .rogm' parelt- Tho popular youu. couple have the beet aiahs. oi % large circle af irirnl- ou tlsir voyage down tbc ml,rmluu. stream.
Douglas Island news., 1916-08-11
To Return in Six Weeks

E.A. Eiuue, who u.- been hege For tbe ra-t tl.ec or four weeks iu con uscuou si,a ,aa diamond ir.II 1pem- uous being carried Ju ay Lynch ..... iu fhe town at Douglas, leit IU. g ilr Suu FBuc,-cu. Before leaving ue stated -t1r he vu Ue lncs iu uyaut sIx ae.k- ue eNure.-,i hims..t as being we'll pls,-eI af tbc showing. made by ths prospecting now uuda. vay. During Mr. htuz'e's aueucc 'ae work os drilling w,.i .tii. so ahead, Mr. Steel continuing iu claJc..
Douglas Island news., 1916-08-11
MUST MEASURE
 HORNS OF DEER
New Regulations Promulgated for the Protection of Big
 Game in Alaska

A foot rule, yard stick or tapo meas ure will hcuccforth be included iu a huutera ourdtin Aluska according Co regulations for thc protection of game juati,susd. They arc as follows:
 Ro,umuoaI. OrN SEASON FOR DEER. Tho killing of deer iu Southaastern Alaska l, hereby limited Co deer having horns mot less tluu three iuches long, and thc season loe killing such deer iu Southeastern Aluska is limited Co Che period from August 10 Co Oetobor 3i, both dates inclusive.
 Regulation 9. Lrms. The number of deer killed ly my oae person lur iug lhg open season iu southeastern Alaska i. hereby limited Go threo.
 Bggumuou3 SALE. Tho sale of decr ctca,ses iu soufhsa.tcm A,aska s hereby prohibited until Augu.' l, 1918
 Rsum,iou8. DUrs tSD gtwys The killing of female deer and aaua iu .outbn-tcrn Ala-ku Ia hereby pro- mtucd until August ], 1918.
 Eeeuutiou5. Kuuv5 DEER oN crr r,S ISLAND, Tine killing of deeg on Kodiak Ismud uud Long Island, and tbe Mliue of deer ou tho following island. ln southeastern AIu-ka: Duke i-nud, near Dixon Inlet; Gavua ls- uud. uear Kelchiknu. Kluzol leland, west1f suas, San Juan lslanl and suom.z l..aud, near klenat; and Zar- cmua Island, uoar Nwnrai, is hereby prohibited uutil Auea.t l, 1918.
 Regulation 6. Etl.Na MOOSE iN soumrasrEaN ALAsaA Tbo killing of moose Iu soutbostcru AIuska, ea-t or -ou,b of ,hy Lynn Cauul. is hereby pro- mllt.l until August ], l9ls
 Regulation e. MOUNTAIN COAT, The killing UI mountain goats lu sauth. oastpru Ais-H aud uu lhe kanuI Peu- ,u,uw |. hereby prohibited until Aug u-tl, lols.
 Regulation s. EUSu PENINSULA Tho killing uf cuIiUHu ou Hoe h.uW feuiu- -l.a - hereby prohibited uuu. August l, l9ls.
 In. killing uf mountain sheep iu the t.-.uu mr. 0f taH h.uu Peninsula, ,p-i .l Lu.si'uin IlN U.r. echo loon uuu ul HU.u ie iulic.fe. a.r-1Ni- .af.iy uy a month sud south .Ho uu.s iue through tlc SHller Place uu Che kaua, River, |. hereby prohibited uu cd August ], ll.s.
 WIe shipment 1t clreas-cs Ui moose and hrpp for -lle IDm SuNari cor other points ou tbo hauai Peninsula is hereby prohibited. Hud rn carcasses oi sa.l animals -Ht' ua, accepted for shipment tu other points lu AiHskH uu- le5. uccrmrtui.d by aiiiHyit ot th" owner that they WIu uut purchased and ure not intended Cor uir.
 Tho regulations ul NHrch 2i l3Il July li. lglI, uud June 3r. l9l5, i1r Che protection of gawa Iu AHssI. lrp here- by revoked. effective August ], 1916.
 Iu testimony WhD.pUL , bavg here- unto -tt my hand aud nlliclnl aul thls 2iih day ut July, l.lG
 CT MAUyN,
 Acting Secretary Agriculture.