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AUCTION SALES

notice ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT Tim,
ina~fsfnr0 apcfioneer vii sell FOR fhe
ffr'5 ti lniefeft. a. public auction. fo-daV
fipf1sy. Mch. d.. 1919. 800 4 ri a. fLt
fu hifefi bofough ~ HrOokJyr. ctf.
".W forA. ne properly and assets ii,
iNt Ao1trh fllm isbOfatoflss. Inr. con.
stt.nx ~ ianks. rsrhs. ffsyr dryIng drums
rrlshinG nacrineS Dree nTfurrs m0yfng
IltIpff ma nine. printer. chemical. mo-
.rfs e. g. cflef 81 flf Modem IID,
'tssFtteIlss, lac. Owners
rbA hANNtv. Aprttan.sf
OnsA 5tf Grcems 81 feL t3s0 orchard.
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COS GARNER. Paul Roach. Eugene haipin. -
t-4de Wall i T.. LuuI. Dougas- Narc.au, John
Mareau ElmGr Marcesu. Dgfrtp NchfeaH'
JANE N Prior Lillian Wal. T. leslie Abraham;
isabel Ros-nth8l. Arthur Y Tor. chase ksdiat.
lorothv Nu.ffJ Geraldine Ftcl Harold &c
Mshor M.nah Hegiman. Ruth Hslstead, George
Glendenning Laura Bs1hsrt. Grace =. Little
Helen Hove 4 Demgh II loseL D. hsrt-
Cfsfie, J. HAM Raymond Hunt, W. r Gent
Ce0rge r oven. v j. Oven, Fred Lee Moore !
cents
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

Hons kong Philippine l'isnis fNa San
francisco lcote a. II 80 ml-frsou-
d6n ..t..-.. ...... ...-...... ..... To
Japan. Cores. CHM. Philippine Island. vi.
rtaltei 'c.ose al $50 = mj-Meriao
o., MARI .....-..... ............. Mo-
Hi.g. Hawaii viva SAa Frsnris-0l (closs a.
80 ml-Grrat northern ............. Mcs
Hawai- japan. toreA China Philippine
sands via San frsnc.scol lcioso AZ
u 10 . ~ -Teuyo MARI ..............., Aich
Guam. Philippine Islands 1Tla san Fran.
cfol iciose A. ~ 90 NIT : Trans
Hsran. PSI Islands. N.s Z,siand. Aus.
usiia "a Vancouver All victcrs BC)
tc.oie 81 go nl-Nasufs ........... April
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FIRE RECORD.

1878 Cannon e.. Ks'man R,,.,,....
, 20 gle West 1924 81 Dari,i c., u,ss
05-t4 Lemon az. pfllp t.o'ir.,l :. g
25-ts nerer 49,. D. Neso5r1 t,'A
T. NJ --i
2.o5-5ss i2oth 81, Hsrbor Doh.
2'25-5oo Greenwich -. Hery sh.r,-
?55-lil West 2Sth e.: Dlri s,,y,....
t05-li5t Cam5N.cng Az. La,
timing ~
55o-2N "a = Ado'ph Forsu,a. ,n.,,
o50-tJi Leuot ~ Irene !srfs1r- -.
9 ao--3s Clinton - Abraham CoisA.-.
t5-l20 tNnon - BenlAmin Frp,,l', - 80
t50--2i East Broadway Fine, K,..,,,r. =,
S03-lssI sm A. A Qums, trl-r.
sl'-2s G0uyeucIr s. : Clerssv- -.
s.S0-t.3 East On u Mlssn Pnx 80
$3.50 West 'rh b.. herman R-r-s
els-els East l2ih a. Sarah Gsr,, 49,.
pl;-Theatre alley. lear Bg,tmsa a -.
none -
e2O-2O3 AZ sos 5,h az. Crs.osi y.,,,....
GO trfirg
asJ-lli Eidtige =. Israel Blrbusn. "a.
lol0-523 Oh 81 Samuel Heller. lafia.
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Por natal March H-Cify u Rsnso0n m from
New l0ra va N vincent. e W. Nladi,ostok
huncorn March 10 niar.u In. Ncp Yors
March li--Iuitsd STATE, Dam from.
tnprnhsgsni. Sen iors
funis Anlts Msrr,l is-ssnia clara from Val.
psfsisDi Noe Nogt
thu 'fsnssnd Alreh 10. m-uss.nsfjofi
tAofl. Ntw You
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COLLECTED BY WILLIAM LoNGI'ET

From General George Mcclellan Ga,ri,on 81.
ri Wiui.m Rector. PA Orrlile WnJer. Pil
Trsrv Hafai,ton Pu James Mitchsli Ifl I.coh
savior ~ Jerome Johtson Pti hsrD haine II.
Wifiem kr.ner ri samuel Nissan. Ptl VI
sa.Iefs Ffl Thomas Lan. ftl John ShaI sh1s-ffy.
phi H.rnarl Mayer Pa John Dawson. Ptl ko.rti
Snae pfI t,eofge Brasudiy Pti Fref Aeyher ".
James Mossanon. p'l Gorge ohafrr.. PEI Joseph
Hrsrr' WILLIAM lelEurt
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ENENTH GRADE, BY MISS MAIbILl
UOLZER


FROM CLERKS or y Y. =. o MONET ORDER
DEPT PENNSYLVANIA TERMINAL STATION
H. Casher. ........ 81 o9
Mar D. Horton. sophia Fiisse. A. Mayor. G G
Resan d. Williamson. A Euniu " La Bel. y.
T. Lake g. = kosie-. Vat Meyer VI newman.
H. = Isascs, &. H. Campbell. J. BeekmAn. Thco
4 Won CLAIM Jos Smith. Hugh Smith. L. o.
susskind J. White. T J.. Mshoney. =. Sch1roi. J.
Melleft = G. MelDer. u. SkJgnlk. J. Helmsieiiet;
j. Brodenck. A. A. Bsmes. n lleinc Ei~af1
Huth , Campbell. ~ ~ Clarke. A VI B~iel
D. X Bilburu. v. J. Marley. ". Kcuntle ". J
Berktn. l.. King. {. Ii. lrines. +. Z. VIE. r.
Frc-s J Tagau. J.. Jsuer \ SINNER, g.. hesierer.
J. ~ Francisc0 Barney Sohiinger. Wilhem usstl.
Z Prende1ilie l. :. Davis. William Mooney.
James Dale + Wailsce j. p Gsynor u Hccht
Mccarthy. william \. Kelly D. ffa~c =
pavs Cshill. J. Welust@n. ~ Beaver J. "
Elliott " Wright " j. sD<cht. EcSsr. J.
Scnuhmann. /. Grecn. u. samisoh. &. fOidhsm
y J. clark " Morris 9. a. HGnngsn a. Coo
caro-. J Franklin. NJ Tiilmzn. s. Goldberg.
Mannheim. J. r. Ellsworth. Fred J. Francs Geo
Neidhardt John Hes. IT,. ! l.. Adler. j. lOsin.
= B0stroeTn. T. Schmeri. y. 4 seszll. q. )
Herman. l. M.Ihers. Kurt. T. Holman Il. H.
Dierss. J CafssheT } MACK C. Far.ssh. George
y. Ounce. ". Clesry. }. J. nrsco.l ST J; Bran
nigsn. Frank Russell. \ l. Ress. II WinkiT.
Seuseh. ii woi-. ii Hart. c. Alexander. = n
Do.son + Masenheimsf G. r DE Wit. L. l.
styae. 81 welsh, }. A WheiSn. J. Murray
CHARTS Laiimer Il. -. stevenson. J Flyrn. 81
Urch J. J. Cushing ?. Braun, G.. susHs, 10
cents each.
- -...- -. .- -.
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FROM CLERKS or = Y =. . MONEY ORDER
DIET PENNSYLVANIA TERMINAL STATION
H. Callisher. o. nl
George Darling ........ 49,. ....- q
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NINA RIGH SCHOOL.

FIRST GRADE. BY MISS JESSIE ANDRUs
Rosa Bale Althss McNss'ef, Aberts y ~ alsu.
ora Mcrsmashan Walter HNk. Harold Johnson.
Robert Royd Marion Norhvay .Adsiine Koterts
Man Smith. Louise Andris Allen Ardrus. Ivan
Henry. Ruth Thompson. Harold Hooker Ryroa
Thompson. Glenn Brown, Kenneth Heuick Nellie
BAILEY. Roy Wedde-hum Paul Norihsay. Dominick
Cippos. Edith Charee Lssrence Andns. Kenneth
Henry. each 10 cents
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WIRELESS REPORT.
INCOMING STEAMERS.

IS Phnhdelrhis Gao miles east ~ Sandy Hook ~
9 yesterday. EEpectsd ~ dccf 5gnist morn
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roR SALE

ron sALr-ioo paw,
s Sow, s,h So. s. Louis Nc
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Standard Storage Warehouse.
1881 BROADWAN, COR 6SD ST.
Wv Nnrt Mn-Dh I'M 1910

1851 BROADWAN, COR. 6SD ST.
New York, March 18th. 1915.
To Charters. Joseph r. Crosby. Mrs Hell
one. Dare. Richard. Dickinson. John j. .
Froatz. Ars. Theresa. HancoN. J. ". /,
ulrsch. A Kennel ". H. lnnis. Mrs h /. /:
Norwood. Miss IL. Robinson. Mrs Beatrice /.
Rice. Mrs. clara T.; Small. Mrs. l.. Smith
Mrs. r. r. Thompson. Mrs Annie T.. Cald-
we'll. Miss \. J.; You and each OF you are
hereby notified that. the time for the payment
OF our lien upon the property hereinafter de-
scrbod having expired. after due notice
thereof had been given you. We will cause
such property. 20 Wiz, household goods per
eOnaI effects, carpets. etc. stored by YOU or
IN your name cor ln which you may have nm
INTEREST,". IN The Standard Storage Ware
house 90 be- sold az public auction. according
10 the statute Ia such ease made and pro-
Nid-d. a. The warehouse. 1851 broadway New
YORK cry, on Monday, March 2sth. 1915. at
10 40 A. N. and II the sale thereof il not
completed on said date the same will be- con-
i.nuci at the Same place on each and every
Monday thereafter, beginning al 1880 A NJ
on each day. AMI continuing until all the
goods are sold
AMMAN SrnRAIE xNNnSuA.ss,
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fstheIle var Rift Myrtle Read. Merton Bowman
T,lrncr BItfrs Tennis Resrlerer t,oiCs SavAroo.
Clarence Hasscrty. HEM Bglr+l. Perez sHs' Der
william Webbe ID cents each
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STANDARD STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
To Whom II May Concern,

10 " HUH TT WY VUUftTnf
The Thomas J. stewart Company, Rug
aud Carpet Cleansing Works. 1854 broad.
way. New York. \, Y. March mn. to-
j. Il. Adams, Mrs. NJ Wilson II
Berthoud. II. Lyon (Ndme Dorce). NJ n
Madden. Musor Bros, samuel ~ schwartz.
berg You ADD each ~ You are hereby
notihed mat the time for the payment ~
our lien upon the property hereafter de.
scrihcd having expired. and after duo no.
ticc thereof had been given YOU We VIII
cause such property, To Wit, Rugs and
carpets stored ~ tho stewart carpet
cleansing Works by you or in your name
tor I'm which YOU have an lnteresp Ia n.
sold at public auction. according 10 the
statute In such case made and provided
at the warehouses % tho Harlem stora..
Warehouse GO, "a East iOOth st New
York 'lN y v, on Monday. March sith
1916, at 10 -. ma
TuOAAS J. sTEMARr. Jr Pr..
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COLLECTED by FREDERIC A SHAVER PROM
HULL DIVISION oF NAVY YARD. n \.
Nov COMMISSIONED STAFF AND ENLISTED
~. ~ Lnn- AnrLIIE Wv NnEL

First Sergeant Robinson. Serscan's Tf0lirg'r.
Batfr Plnesu. Hudson. Gahiemsn ant Rel. Cor
persls Williams ksGn. Hpsnslsr. Woods, Rley.
ilri.lsr Brewer Rick Fenir. M'Mllian ard ScheH,
Miller MLsccs Walden and Jones. Pryates Acton.
Aakernsu. Bsrnmef. Bsumann Bly. Bremen. lirer
rrn. Br'el Buns. csr@hels. Garter CARRIER, Cave
Iier CIapp. Cor Coss'ienu Cutler Dial be
meyer j. D1u0hue Duprss. Drsm.nskl. Ferfrl.
F.nKestein. FiiTa'nck GAilard, Gesu. Gleason,
Horositf, jenny Kls.ner Kohier. Lsnd.tup. L.
zarsh Msckcy ArAnlrsai. McCGref. " u lu.
McNauee Neerz Neville O'Neii. Perrot Robin
.on. Roe, ] J. Hysn. u Il, an. scntelle A. T..
smith J. X smith, S.eaky. Turnsss. Turner,
VALDEZ walls. Nelch. We,iholdt Winenlll AMI
y e. T. O. 4 C-Eecdclan, GIssors aud Ste
vens q n t0rps-Corporh Reigt. Priyatcs Dors
lue snd J. W stephens iIo'p corgs-Ssrsesufs
Holsus end Lacher Private Kunz Eugne,f ~
Gli the Fat Boys Cat each 10 cents
Total ...-.............. tiis25
Vrrvforfsf. ackf.oggfeHgff Ala 0f
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RESORTS
INC ItSDIso RESORT Ho7tI or the WORLD !
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ATLANTIC CITY.N.J.
o-SMsssp sseS6xMEsr
JOSIAH MttuE. 4 sons COMPANY ]
BUSINESS CARDS.

JOKDAN'S
>Ew YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Tel tssz-fss1 bryant ls7-t3S West 18Th e.
Cissnlnp-Storiss -trotns-Rsisdnq
FfNE hrDs wDyIS IRON OLD CAHPETs
fAHEYrL cAufT CLEANiso CO.--Cl..a, q,
comprsss@d air, .s'ssu. hand o. noDf 1888
Br,a1eg. tIl Lsat kh o. coz BRANDY
Ts lt5--1sth
HDLTCRAPH TYPessHIrrJH LgTTfPs. 400
q ~ .ot9 81 n, 1000 ~ 0EO ii
wEtTBKhFOKD ~ hr0~dssy Equiisbs BldaD
Rom La. Escios ts4s
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# RosenMufh Robert Lunert. Mofs4.. q
ii Ftr9uIar Ch.rle. Cohn. ChArs n'Fri-n
Char., brucknef H. Zueberi. Hsl.~r , klNn1
z1'Lit sueer 4 Lasatoi " Iilll. Daniel J. lane.
N Bsrt~r. NJ Welssl.fE NJ. Hes. each 10 c-ois
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on himself 20 prepare a statement SET
ting forth the views OF the Navy
League. which is signed by only seven
OF the thirty-four directors. One OF
these seven men, Perry Belmont, IS con,
tributing editor of the magazine ana
acting first vice-president of the United
States Junior Naval Reserve. Inc.
therefore feel that the action taken oy
Mr.. Ward is not a full expression OF
the views of the league and cannot De
regarded as such. $50
Nr. Strassburger also issued state
ment to be sent 20 the directors 20
Jav in which he denies the assertion
of Scott Dabo that he IS an agent OF
secret German propaganda. Speaking
~ the s25O.000 SANDER suit agalnst,
him. instituted by Scott Dabo and
Charles D. Helm, Mr.. StraSsourger
says: 80. A., r.,,. q
member OF the frm OF Satter!ee, : an
field & Stone. counsel for the Navy
League. said at a meeting Of a turther
reorganization committee. in the pres
ence of myself and counsel. that ne
had been informed by Mr.. Chapman
secretary and treasurer OF the seven
Seas Company. that they regarded !he
institution Of the suit as a mls'aAe'
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ARRIY Ed

Calcutta Brl Calcutta Dec 81. Colombo Jan y
S v. 50. P9r' sai 81 Ayers Eeo 2 Bermuda
BOYD viii mdss. Bar Al so NJ lsth
Agios Eeorgcs fGrkl. Oran Feb l6 10 X Car.
u,t'r " g.. Bar AZ m. 18th
fflncs HAuify, GuanfsEaniO March H. 10 u "A
lCih 80 W.
cry q Memphis phii,delphia March IL. 10 IN.
ocean - GO, Leit ruaI ~ 10 n
i,osnosc tbfl. lsiih PET % and Dundee o. 70
turness. Witty 60. NTH mtss mar a. 30
Chesapeake Baltimore. 70 the New York and
baltimore Trans 60. With mdss. quar- al 20
ysna;or lNorl ssyIs. 10 the Mun,on :, Line
with sugar. sandy Ilook al 70 . m
Csna,msy Puerto MEXICO Feb IS and pfosr-so
Msrrh u. 60 mo Hes YORK. and cub. Mai = Co
MI mdse Bsr a. - IN
Icak"ooi fBrf Glasgow March l. 10 David T
warden. Bar ~ 80 N.
lllefto fNorl. Perth Ambo' March H. to Bourins
'sracas Ia GuayfA March q, Puerto Cabeio
curacao and ran Juan N. 10 Bliss D.llett 4 90.
siih malls ana mdse Bar a. 1880 an
Pioneer. colsnhssen 20 q AMI Nalmo s. 10
d 4 Nafdsn Bar At d 30 N.
Princes, Anne. Nssgon News and Norfolk. 70 ~.
Od Dominion ?, Go. stth mdse. quar- 81 ? 20
a.
william O'Brsn. Jacksonville. VILE a. T,n.tsv,
~. Mareils, Arsg,u. Ge1fsetovn. ~ Norie
Euclid ibfl. Manchester; Bfika tBri A,onmoutt
-irailierr fbrl. HGws. Delaware Phllade'ulis
Adsorm BD. London. 'f'y ~ Augusta savannah
Ag.ehe 'h,ils.Ion ,,nd Jacksonville MIngood
Jap. Genos lJngsn'lofI lNofl hergen. Den Of
Arie fbrl. Liverpool, tAliforuie Pr Bori,su,
iYnemeaf OBJ, Queenstown Nonifaref Dam.
Msisei4o Boig1m DAM Iampico. Martin saent
Sow Manuel CsEo isgAnl. havana He'll. D.,
iDsnl. 'npehhss' Ga 2s1 ~. Bordeaux
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sunrise .......... OF Moon rises 10. M is
sunseg ............ zoe Moon s~ts "a. MI. II
HIGH Watch
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Highest temperature yesterday. . degrees "a II
4. M: lowest. II degrees lst 10 ,. M. average
yss.ertay IS degrees average for bonding date
last wear a degrees average f1r corresponding date
last Ihiuy three years. - degree.
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

( CITY u ho0tgomsJ. Savannah - 9 no I'm
r. EsDAY MARCH n
Csserts. Nspies ......... ..... 8 go an la.Oa d,
Mohawk. Jacn0uTlls ....... 100 IN,
Fl Nyrte Gasttul " l0 r..o
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10y Telegraph to The Tribune. ]


.i Eni1aae bPivision NC Of the Navy League
will back up Ralph 3. StrassouIse' ~
a man" said one Of its members to-
day. , ,.o,,ld
corsent 10 an interview, many openly
intimated that the Pennsylvania branch
~ the NAVY League was working with
Mr. Strassburger and approved OF ms
suit against the Seven Seas maya
zine. One member said there had been
much dissatisfaction over the league :
relation with the publication, and tnat
the Pennsylvania organization would
back Mr.. Strassburger in getting a dii-
ferent arrangement
Much indignation was expressed mere
that Mr.. Strassburger's position shouid
ne so assailed
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LOST. FOUND AND k ~ a,

T0sr Al.mond besk.t - ,sr -
"a. fsnsins io~n faas' VI ~ "
nallou. jewellers CON -
pAxA
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local Forscsst.-Fslr and continued cold to-day:
partly cloudy and wa1ner 90 morrow Moderate
north 20 northeast winds
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COLLECTED BY MILTON HIS s

Jo.r Dnors1. Ars O. schmidt En4sleih Del
meier Alice Lougaed. esrh 10 cent?.
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,OLLIfifu o. WILLIAM wErBL FROM HIGH
sfHp1f HiAtfrTpWN n.
b4alct Nm bsiihs shyissA. MDy Ma Mia.
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C p POND AID EIGHT GRANDCHILDREN

COLLECTED BY FRANK J LANDOWNER
Alfred Brown Henry Bos,han. Mar Donovan.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-02-27
D0lJAM0NT
RECAPTURED
BY FRENCH
Fortress At VerduR Taken
BY tie Germans, Is Again
n Possession Of The Allies
After Desperate Battle

Paris, Feb. 26.--The fortress Of
Douamont, taken BY the Germans
earlier In the day, has been recap
turcd BY the French after desperate
struggle. the war ofIice announced
tonight. Continued bloody fighting
around vcrdun was reported.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-02-27
ZEPPELIN FLEET MAY CARRY FOOD
ACROSS OCEAN FROM us. TOGERMANY

pen II the English threw an army in
to Holland and marched against AK
la-Chappelle to trap the German
army in Belgium.
But the fact that the Dutch govern
ment has Just voted new credits for
the defense OF Hollands neutrality,
satisfies the average Berliner that
there is little danger from that
source.
Sweden, Spain. and Roumania, 1t
Is conceded here, are the three neu-
trails most likely to play prominent
roles II the war Is long drawn out.
Rumors that Sweden plans to at
tack Russia II the war becomes one
Iof exhaustion, have been In circula-
tlon here for months.
Reports that Spain has been buy
ing munitions In the United States
have also aroused public interest
when viewed in connection with
Spain's decades-old ambition to con-
Quer Gibraltar back from England
Roumania is the unsolved puzzle
OF the Ballsins. At present she Is
controlled almost entirely, according
to reports brought here, by England's
heavy purchases OF Roumanian grain.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-02-27
COUGAR
IS ROPED ON
GRAYBACK
Big Cat Is Captured After
Being Held in Tree BY
Dogs All Night and VIII
Star in Moving Pictures

You can get about anything you
go out after In southern Oregon.
Even II It's live cougar that your
varied tastes may demand, the live
cougar can be forthcoming. A few
days 'ago John B. Hammersley,
Claude Bardon and John McTimmins
outtitted and started out on quest OF
a live cougar, with moving pictures
OF scenes In the wilds as the ultim-
ate object. The cougar was first to
be caught; then the movie settings
arranged at leisure. with the cougar
as the star actor--or actress, as the
case might resolve itself.
With the three trained cougar dogs
belonging to Mr.. Hammersley, the
hunt was undertaken in the Gray back
country. going up from the Sucker
creek side. The first cougar treed
proved little too slippery and after
being held for time made its escape
in the thick timber. But Thursday
evening the dogs hit a hot scent
again. and soon had the cougar treed.
Darkness coming on Just as the big
cat was in the tree, It was necessary
to remain with the dogs and hold
the animal In the tree till morning
II 1t was to be taken alive. In the
morning. with Bardon and McTim-
Minis handling the ropes. the cougar
was subdued after about two hours,
the men climbing the tree to get the
ropes over the cats head. The cou-
gar. medium sized female, was
then lashed to a pole and carried out
over the trail by the men, and Sat-
urday morning arrived In Grants
Pass. being safely housed in big
box. The cougar is a medium-sized
animal. and looks sleek and we'll fed.
The men state that on Friday, in the
district where they captured the
cougar, they found the partly devour-
ed carcasses OF 15 deer.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-02-27

HOUSE MILITARY
COMMITTEE FOR
ARMY Of $4,000

Washington. Feb. 2e.--The house
military committee today voted TO
recommend a regular army Of i45.-
900. after having defeated Congress-
man Tilson's plan for an army Of
1000. as advocated by General
Leonard Wood.
Congressman Kahn. absent from
the voting. favors a reconsideration.
but II Is understood the question will
not be reopened.
The BILL authorizes a $4,000. 900
appropriation for a nitrate plant TO
be devoted to fertilizer manufacture
in peace times and TO munitions
manufacture In war times II would
DO leased In pence TO q private con-
ccrn at a return Of 3 per cent on
the Investment. with the government
iixlng the price for Its output.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-02-27
RAILROAD PLANS
FAST MATURING

Robert Twohy and c. w. Boschke,
respectively president and chief en-
gineer for the California 4 Oregon
Coast railroad. now building from
this city, returned Saturday from a
visit to Medford, being accompanied
on the return trip by Judge John
Twohy. whom they met at Medford.
The return was made by auto, and a
number of gentlemen who are in the
valley investigating certain proposed
development of resources came also,
and are looking into conditions here.
Robert Twohy left last night for
Portland, but expects to return early
in the week. Judge Twohy is re-
naming in the city. The firm is fast
getting things in shape for active
operations for the extension of the
railroad into the Illinois valley as
soon as the locating engineers have
completed their work on Hays hill.
John Hampshire, of the Twohy COM
pany, came down from Portland Sat
urday morning, but returned to the
Rose City last evening.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-02-27
tBy United Press Leased wIre,)


Berlin. Feb. GA great fleet Of
zeppelins flying to America and
bringing food back to Germany. Is
a possibility. II this war lasts sew
eral years longer, an authority on
aeronautlcs declared today.
Seems like a dream" he said,
"but war that has seen submarines
go from Wilhelmshaven to Constan-
tinople and Zeppelins and aeroplanes
play unexpected tricks, may see even
more startling developments In, say,
three OF four years.
"The very fact that this possible
ity Is being discussed Is evidence Of
the realization here that this war be-
tween England and Germany Is to be
decisive II not battle to exhaustion.
In this finish fight, Germany expects
to win, II necessary, by bringing into
play all the inventive powers that
already have stood her In such good
stead"
In counting the probabilities OF a
long war, German military critics are
casting their eve at neutrals that may
become involved. They are speculat-
ing. for instance, on What would hap
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-02-27
WHY PRESIDENT
OPPOSES WARNING
TO AMERICANS

Washington, Feb. 2s.--The yea
son for administration opposition to
Issuance OF warning to Americans
TO keep on armed belligerent ships
was explained by a high state de-
partment official today for the bene-
At Of the public, at the request Of the
United Press. He said that follow
ing the Lusitania torpedoing. Ger
many promised not to attack unarm-
ed liners In the future without warn
ing to insure the safety Of passen-
gers. Then before the informal
Lansing-Bernstorff conferences were
fairly started over demands for dis
avo~al, admission Of liability and
punishment Of the commander, the
torpedoing Of the Arabic occurred.
In settling the latter case. Ger
many promised not to attack any
liner without warning. After months
OF Informal negotiations. Germany
phrased q final reply In the Lusi-
tania case, satisfactory to the orr
ginal American demands. but before
the formal agreement was reached.
however. Germany issued her pro-
clamation Of war on armed enemy
merchant ships.
Another reading Of the Arabic
promises showed that the decree was
wholly inconsistent with the settle
ment and nullified 1t. Again, II the
government were to warn citizens. 1t
would place the situation in q posi-
tion Of multiplying and even repudi-
ating the Lusitania demands" said
the ofiicial.