EVENIN'
NEWS
THE WEATHER
The only paper in Roseburg
carrying The Associated
Press dispatches.
Tonight and Tuesday Pair.
Highest temp, yesterday .. 40
Lowest temp, last night 39
vol. vni.
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No. 3113
THE
EW A FALLS
if Dispatch Announces
7
;cess of Campaign
In Palestine.
,IV!L WAR IN RUSSIA
Holsheviki iioverniiieni Overt brown
in Pwvliico of Oi-onlmrg At
tempt to Destroy Cause of
Pence l.s (ry of Socialists.
(By Associate: Press.)
LONDON. Dec. 10. Brief dis
patches received this morning from
Palestine indicate that the British
have taken Jerusalem. For two weeks
liritish forces have encircled the
Holy City, where the fleeing Turks
hadi taken refuge, and news oi the
downfall of the ancient eiiadelMs not
surprising. 'No details of tin taking
of the city were included iu ine tlrst
dispatches.
Turks Surrendered,
LONDON. Dec. 10. lionar Law
announced in the house of c unions
today that Jerusalem, alter being
surrounded on all sides by LI i It ist.
troops, had surrendered, the Turks
realizing that to hold out against an
overwhelming force would merely in
vite greater disaster. This rapituW
tion marks the end. with the ex ep
tion of two brief interludes, of more
than 1200 years of possession el tin
"holy city," commonly known is the
seat of toe Christian religion, by the
Mohammedans. For the las; tlTii
years Palestine and Jerusalem have
been in undisputed possession jf the
Turks, the last Christian mler of that
country being the German em per t
Frederick the Second. With '.lie iui
render of Jerusalem, which involves
control of all Palestine, conn's tin-
collapse of the Turk's i forts to cap
ture the Suez canal and invade Kgypt
nfi drive the liritish nut f northern
Civil War in llussiu.
LONDON. Dec. in. A counter re
volt iu southeastern Itussia under
the leadership of General KaUditu.
Dutoff and Korniloff. has ma.ei iali.
ed in great st reiiL't !i. according to a
proclamation issued by the Hid. -In -1
vlki government at ivirograd Tlv!
leadership of these thiee men in-an.i!
practically civil war in Itussia. ami
is apparently aimed at seizinu gov
ernmental an t hoi it y t here anil cut
ting off of food supplies s'limi Si
beria. General Kaledilies' loires are
menacing Kkaterinoslav. Khai 1; ;
and Moscow. In the provim " of
Orenburg the Itolsheviki authorities
have been overt h row n by i .encrul
Dutoff. In Caucasus, General Karau
loff is attacking Tchechenrev ami In
gusher. The Holsheviki procia-i.a
tion alleges that the enemy':- people
have undertaken a las: attempt to
destroy the cause ol peace, and clairi
that the constitutional democratic
party is providing the means for cn
rying on the revolt.
Fighting in Buss in,
DATELKSS. Dec. in. Cm! war
conditions reign in Itussia. and it is
said tvit the Holsheviki toi res will
take 1 field against the faction en
deavd. ? to hold the government in
line wi the entente allies.
The i rising in Portugal has re
sulted in 'he forming of a new cabi
net. On the southern front British and
French troops have taken over sec
tions between Lake Garda ami the
Adriatic sea. where the Italian? nave
been holding the Austro-Gvi a.ans i:i
check for the past ten days.
UN'S BIBLE CLASS
PRESENT SERVICE FLAG
Very appropriate mm vices we:
held at the First Presbteimn chinch
Sunday, December if in honor m
those who weie formerly associated
In the work oi tin- local chinch, bin
now serving the it count r w hen a n
honor flag, from the Wonon's II:' b
class, was presented by M r 0. 1.
Hadley. containing a star for each m
the following o.il and patriot)
members, was pt e n ted oi t he
church: Major IT- k. medical
Woodson Madd" aviation. M,r
Hanan. aviation A'.he;- Castor.
Clifford H:n kT. iti- d ir.il . Fi-; n k !tn j
Hpiui!-. nay. Km! S"-u;irt .nation j
.Morton HmUr.t . T l-:.ir..C
Brown, const ;nr!r.M l'r:ii..i W
Poorman, cninuiis'-a! v iu . j ... I l..rt .
ox. coast artillery K.ij-.! A.k-n-roast
artillery; l'''t'r in.lt. I. l.o-pit
al; Roy YounK. navy, H.tioi.i itP
lows, ambulanrp; Mr-njaniin K.l.iy
Einpw; William Holinf", engineer;
' I.t-i-lle Baker, coast attillery; Geo. A
Muddox. navy; Walter Set her, l.ee
Biown. Hugh Fisher.
Many may think this an ordinary i
piece of cloth, hut to the mothers. !
wives, and sisters it it a precious en.
Mem, having a perfect right to ini;
beneath "Old Glory." lor each star
represents a loved one gone to serw
this Hag which ever has stood fur
huniunity and liberty lor all. Out.
whose star is among this cluster,
has been called to a higher court,
that name we honor tlrst of all, Max
Meyer, all honor to his name.
Mrs. Guidon Fory sang Lead
Kindl Light," and liev. Warrington
gavo one of his interesting ami in
spiring sermons on service, taking
llidcon as a subject.
ARRANGED AT 0EP0I
The Douglas county exhibit which
was recently shown at the state fair
and the Land Products show was
rec ived in this city yesterday and is
now attractively arranged in the ex
hibit building at the depot where ii
is center ol much admiration ! : out
the tourists who are passing through
and also from the Douglas i-tn'iii)
folk who ditl not get the oppoituiut
of viewing the splendid products at
the lairs. Arlichs of every descrip
tion are displayed including gram,
fruit ami canned foods and from the
mere exhibit one could easily gain the
impression that Douglas county must
excell the world in articles such as
are shown. The splendid exhibit was
arranged under the direction .! iln
Koseourg Commercial club by ('has.
Lorry and Fred Schmidt, and is a
wonderful display.
Vessel Loaded With Munitions
Work of Halifax Riflemen
Prevent Explosion.
ROUND UP SUSPECTS
Halifax Police Arrest German lte.i
dciils of Un- Cilj Mililaiy llaik
of ihe Work to Fasten
ltesniiisilnlity.
I Ity Associated Press. I
HALIFAX. Dec. 1 n. The d . k
the liritish steamer Pic ton, ladi-i.eo
with war munitions, caught fire no-n
some mysterious source hist nigl.i
and only the quick ami coinageou
work ol a Halifax compain ol rifle
men prevented another disastrous ex
plosion in the harbor The ;i i n
boarded the ship and thew the tmrn
ing cargo overboaid. and in thi ..:
checked t he ad w nee ot the 1 1. M n
be I ore tin fire could spread in t
holds where t he com bust ibles wer
stored. In order to prevent an "n
titer chance of the ship being blow :
to pieces she was taken to s--a tmla
and there sunk.
Itonml I p (ierrnan-.
I HALIFAX. lx. I" Wholesale a I
I rests of German residents ot tin cin
was begun today hy the police, who
were acting umlei i nst rtn i io is o:
military authorities A tew o; the-i
suspects were (eb-ased f o I i iv, ; g e
aminations. but ihe ollici.ils n-tu'rl
to disclose wi.ether oi mt 'h;. We:
in possesion ot all ewdi a-o'!
at ing Germans in Ha life with O
explosions Tb.e rjt i -apidh
elin-iging from tin chaotic -.Tat- int..
which it was plunged l.isi week Fa't
weatln-r has leturned and the rein.
agncies aie adequate toi tin- e:iie
gencjes of 0;e situation
ATTEND A MEETING!
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The county offlcialt ixju-ct t.
to this city Sunday morning
I B. P. 0. E. DONATE
Secretary Local Lodge Gets
Letter Thanks For Their
Financial Assistance.
IS LOCATED AT BOSTON
Pui1os (if Iteodticiuum iu Occupa
tions Ust Fit Thorn Sur
gical Miracles, to lie
Performed.
1 11 Kiddle st.-r. t.M-v uf (lie local
!...!... .il l-ll.- to. I', v I .w-tU I'll :l l..t- I
tt-r itotii Fred Harper. Grand Kxaliud
Kuler of the Order of Klks to the
effect that the Klks war relief com
mittee wishes to giaietull;' acknowl
edge t he prom pi response to t ii"
Mist assesinent call for tin; war re
lief fund which was sent forward
Iroiu Roseburg Lodge No. .1 'J. il a short
time ago.
The Grand Lodge of Klks is to
erect a reeonst rue t ion liospital at
itoston at a cost of $ I'.'i u.uoo. This
sum is to come from the $ 1 .ihmi.oom
war relief fund which was gathered
from subordinate lodges iu an as
sessment plan ol $2 per member ami
as there are aOO.uoo Klks in the Tnil
ed States the large i eliet 1 iiiul was
quickly obtained. The local Klks m
tr.ini.ation turned over their quota
from the general fund and r.n assess
ment wjis necessary.
The Klk.s plan to erect n -lita'de
building ami pi -r feci an edae'ia i
medical organization lor the recep
tion, can', training and re-edm
ot the wounded. dls;.id- i an I
valestenl reluim-d soldiers o!
ii( ion
tin
A met ican cxpedit ionary lorces
The hospi'al buildings now o be
en eted on Parker Mill near ll-ston.
will in i lie lit si recoiist rurt toi hos
pital in the I'nited States. O-her
hospitals oi a like character will
pioh.ibly be established by the gov
ernment throughout the country as
t hc may be required.
I u add it ion to tin reconstruction
institution the Klk.s war relief com
mission has. f 1 Din t heir war i eiiel
liind completely equipped the I'ni
vetsily o! Virginia har-e hospital No.
II and also Hie I'nivei.-ity of Ore
gon h -ist hospital No. It; and mote
war ri lief wnil; is now under eoiisid-
l at ion.
Tin' uovcrnment officials are par
lictilailv gra'etiil to tin Klks for this
i : i a l; n 1 1 it-i iu gift, which will tend In
id inimize t In- suffet iui: and disabil
ties can.-ed by the war It is without j
(bul)l
tim ihhiL' for the nution
I and is o
i I rom t he
incalculable consequence' '"ing lor me. ami I asiieq u-r in rea.i
standnoilit of hanniliess oll'be Hihle to lue. She said she ...
soldier :t ml this highly philan
ni donatio!! mai s the paliinlu
spil it o! ! tie I ! del t
Klks which wit I
si and umt .nlna ted a monument to
I their efiol ts.
i A siring oi reclamations hospital
e.t nds ftoiii the French lines to the
' shores ol this fount rv Kvery device
.iml
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to lehtnld in ai ly every part ol
inn, in frame M.n with hali'
laces shot awa b shl.ipliel
get new lawboio s In-m their-
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BIBLE CAMPAIGN
Meeting of Workers Held at
Baptist Church at 6:30
Last Evening.
WORK IS VERY WORTHY
Cuinao-sei- Include Prominent Folk
uf Cll From Fvery Church
Need and Value of Work
Fxpluiucd.
The " l!ihii;i I or sold iei s" cam
paign was launched last night at
an en i h Urviast ic meeting of voi kers,
w liicli was held in I he Hapt ist
church at t : .jO. Delegates were
present Mom ail the churches, ami
I rum the W. C. T. I". which will
lnaki it pait oi its evangelistic work.
The i.-t oi canvassers includes the
follovini; Mrs. pates. Mrs. Carman.
Mrs. lle. Mrs Perkins. Mr. Strong.
Mr. Thomas. Miss Page. Mis. Wood
ruff. Mr. Nichols. Mr. Fred Fisher.
Mis Unlisted. Mrs. Pilts. Mrs. Kdcly.
t i s. 1 1 op kins, M is. McKlhinny. M is. i
Craig. Mrs. Plyler. Mr. Heinline Mr.
VlcC lilt lock. Mrs. I nllai d and Mrs.
Young. j
The need and value ol this work
is bi -in i: generally recognized, and
expressions oi appreciation aie heard
on all sides lYrhaps nothing more
I n ii icanl has come to us. than the
bonk b Sherwood Kddy. the great
V. M. C. A. worker, entitled "With
Our Soldiers iu France." in which he
quotes the siory of a oiiug sapper
from we;tei;i Canada, who was In the
I err it ic offensive that won Messines
ridge. A I i"r telling tin' story, and
cii ciiMv ir iiiiswr to a tuestion he
siid
Was I a Christian? Not me' I
was wild and going to the devil. Hut
one night 1 was wounded and lay in
a deserted shell hide, shot through
the Hugh, ami unable to move lor
1 houis. I was feeling lor a cigar
ette in my j ki t to eu-e the pain a
hit. but all I could find uas a little
pockei testament which someone had
gitcu me. hut which I had never read.
I managed to get il out, ;ind. think
ing il might be my la-f hour, and
that I might never- be lound. I start
ed in read to t ry and lorget my
wound. I read the UTlh chapter ol
Matthew, and sir. that little book
changed my lile. I have read a chap
ler every day since t hen. I was
picked up by the infantry and car
ried to a hospital. One night when
1 ('mil' ''' sleep toi
pain, the
nurse asKed me il she
i 1 1 hi do an
ad it in In
lie. and I sail
began, if lhai
ad it. she snnl
' 11 was about time ;
was so Alter sn
it helped her too. l es. I say m
prayets on my knees in the lent now
Another hoy has joined un this week
and the language in ihe tent is gel
ting better I'm off 1o the tionl to
mot row to lake mv I urn again Put
I'm no longer alone up lln-te in the
diff'Tent now
-
t rem lies If
DOUGLAS COUNTY BOY
j WAR VICTIM IN FRANCE
ELECT DELEGATES
El
L
Business and Social Meeting
Held at Portland Hotel
December 27-29.
ALL TEACHERS INVITED
t. C. Urouu, It. i. Hall. G. W. Scluui.
tin. MalKd Wilson. Chosen to
ltopiveiit Hiigla.s t'ounly
School Organiit ion-.
At the school masters meeting held
last Saturday in the auditorium ol
the new high school building Coun
ty School Superintendent O. C.
ilrown wis unanimously elected a
delegate to the representative coun
cil of -he state teachers' association,
which is to convene at Portland De
cember to Inclusive. Itepte-it-ntatives
from all over the state
are to be present and It. G. Hall,
tupermtemient ot the Hiiioie scnoois;
George W. Sehuntin. superintendent
of the Sutherlin schools, and. Mabel
Wilson, a teacher in the local high
school, will go as delegates from
t he DnugUis County Teachers Asao
eiation. having been elected at fie
teachers Inst i tut e which w as held
here in October.
Any teachers organization that
has l r members or more holding at
least three meetings a year is entitl
ed to a delegate. The School MIs
1 1 ess' club, which is to meet here
next Saturday will in all probability
elect a representative to this council
and local school instructors, as has
been the custom in past years, will
perfect an organ i.al Ion to curry "on
special school work, and no doubt
they too will send a delegate.
Different arrangements have been
made io carry on this important busi
ness and social meeting. Heretofore,
the many teachers went to the con
vent ion in a hotly, and each had a
say in formulating future plans. This
procedure w as ton ml impract icable.
owing to the fact thai research work
could be better handled by a Tew
delegates who could devole a certain
pait of their time to tin: study ot
i'il neat ioual problems and report
their findings, anil as a consequence
the old plan was abolished. However,
all teaciiers an Invited and iu fad
are urged to be presenf An elabor
ate program has been ai arnged for
and as the date set does not InleiTeic
wilh school work a large assemblage
ol insiiuetors is looked for.
I 'o i e erv h ii ml red I cache i s, or
major fraction thereof, lhal coiumun
ity is entitled to a delegate, and as
t hei e ate i h r ee huinl i ei teachers
em do ed in Douglas coun I y. t h r ee
delegates will go from this vicinity
Headquarters will he at the Port
land hotel and all business meetings
W ill t.e held Hide.
FILLED WAR STRENGTH
1 1 h conipa n . ei.tvst
i d ol tinsel, uri- and
men i- mm filled i.
1 1 t-iKt !i it b two a
, u... ranks l!oue
is ai- soon to be .1
1 1. illt v Oie h'litdi d
i. inn; fellow . I i out
oW town the H't '
!i,..iii :-t;d a more w.
of ,.oblei IS t,,
mil'!
tu 11
ual
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, . .
i ill
nnl Don
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OllliWhlb
lie lolllld
led ) lh
the p.-
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a t e ee
- atel ho
lh rom
ll he It!
and the
w ;i -i
pa n
now
e foi
nn-i
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t he
ARRIVES IN CITY
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ll 111
f ".It bet I in r; ed
rnoon Ml
t !,. llltel .--I , ol t I
.i m i-.t 1 1' ii a ie 1 h.i
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n lhi-j
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il th.
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ood pi
Mm. '
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. n.ber
t'N ' on
:k ihM
lU'hoMt
-le
add i : I II (!
went oil- bv 1 he fede
tuition She will
Women ';in Do I'
War " A commits
..1 rood a.lmini
pe,!k on What
Help Win the
e of ladle 'rom
i tbl city have b' en appointed and at
rangements lor Mrs, Camp's ad
dress in this city next week wilt be
made today.
PI GEI CERTIFICATE
llershal Delos Green and Mrs.
Irene HoIIIr. both well known resi
dents of this city were united In
marriage al the home of the groom's
parents. Mr. and Mm. A. U. Green,
Sunday afternoon. J udge It. V.
.Marsters officiating.
Cupid, who now makes hit visits
hy airplane, dropped love bombs t;i
other parts of the county, and as a
consequence another marriage certifi
cate was issued by County Clerk Fd.
Lenox to a pair of matrimonial iu
ctiuators. Floyd M. Limb and MIsh
Floy McCoriuiek, both residents of
Douglas county, are to set sail over
the submarine infested waters of the
matrimonial sea.
LOCAL BAKERY GET
FEDERAL LICENSE TODAY
James llutchings Son of the
Model Itakery. today recelvtd their
f.'deral license for conducting a bak
ery iu this city. The liceniio provides
that the owners are privileged to
make bread, rolls, pies and pastry.
This does not include sweet lolla. cin
namon loaves and many other linos
of pastry which Mi. llutchings states
will necessarily have to he eliminat
ed. A lino of Ifi.UUO and two years
in jail will he Impos 'd on all bakers
who do not comply with the govern
ment rules in this respect.
UNCLE SAM'S LAST
CALL VOLUNTEERS
Registrants Notify the Draft
Board Any Change in
Address at Once.
0. C. A. NEEDS 100 MEN
Previous i:eiuplioil No vcilse I'
Not Answering Quest loimulre
l ill Out and ICoturn iu 7 Days
Al.torneyH Advice I'Yee.
I'tili'l'LAND. Or.. Dec. 1 U . -Thiw
is the last call to men of dliltt aftr
who wish to escape the ilralt by
hstiiiK as volunteeiH. II In also the
lam rail lo all men registered under
tin- dralt, who have chaiiKed their ad
dresses to he sure Io uotily Iheii" lo
ral boards i m med tal e of their new
add i esses. so uest loll ll it i re t will
ea h I In-m w ithout dela . Decern
l.i-i t "i is Ihe date un which local
boa i ds w ill be n in to mail out qnes
I loiinuires
I Mill noon of December I in also
the last dale on which men of draft
am- may enlist as olun leers 111 t he
altiiv. navv or marine corns. Alter
that date, men subject to the draft
will no I be ii -ce pled us volunteers
'in Un- ii i in and ran enlist In the
' I or ii i a l ine coi ps only In case
t he ll n ni bet s
so tin dow n that
eded toi Hie clir-
. the will not
I i eut i ntl t iiuot a
Iiereiiibei I.'. Is iiiioilant for slill
' " "n
j w lib h all irev ions exemptions or dis
:es hum milnaiy service under
r;tn aie antomaticallv revoked
it;, i i -ri-teieil man w bet he r pi
. i u..t d it not. must answei
I the que- t iounait es to be sent
I v i n n i ni' on I leeein lii-t 1
hei be i (.ranted a deferred
I I n at ion Will be based oil I he ill
a 1 fill in ti IS q inik-t ioli nail e
i n !
da ys a i'e allowed from
M'leto iiintia It i- is mailed
ml ret u i n it lo the local
i etore It IU evt I enielv 1)11
d "I (
that lor ul hoards have the
a-td I et.vi.s o! re L' 1st t alll S. f"t
to iei-i ve a 'iiieKtlonnal'e will
,e( e,t. d as a willd evuse. and
to an .wi-i is liable lo cost a
i . ha Ii es tor eem pt lot. A II
Will a-lst 11 leLlHtered Iliall.
lalhne
in hi
etia I Ill ft IMW e I tl I he
ii i n hi- i jii e.) io una 1 1 r
i o . i-.in Hiii-i a 1 1 1 ller i . now
d in Ihe forts at the month
I'nl imbia river Mill ne.-.s
I un reel .ills to hi iin; ll lip to
i -i i eimi h and it wan Is I hem
m i 1 A iter that date men
Hie f illlNOt ellh-l ollllllitl l
n Ml , hilt Will be held for the
uli'-MiiL' now u loan cat)
'.i own b t a in h ot he i-rvre
aw a it 1 1 ' e i is i oiisldei ei i m
ni'i den .tldi br-.nn tn- of Ihe
,11 HIV Sei vice.
idint; applicants should cnni
,ti without delay with t'ol. C.
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In .1
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C. Hammond., Oteuori Coast Artil
lery, l'ort Stevens, Oregon.
Experiments Will be Tried
Many in Attendance and
Committees Appointed.
TO ATTEND LEGISLATURE
Work to lie (Am tinned TliroiiKho.it
ww C'omuiunlty Moot in-;
Sat iu tiny V. J. Hurt!
SK)ak.
C. IL Bailey and C. J. ilurd return
ed to Roseburg Saturday from Salem
where they have been spending tre
past week attending the state horti
cultural society nieetitiK. Dr. Bailey
was elected president of the tflfiocia- .
tion w h ich will meet I n K uneb it rs
next year. The meeting wan most
successful," stated Mr. Ualley. "Hor
ticulturists attended from all over the
state and a great deal of interest
was manifested throughout especial
ly along the productive plant line."
The society appointed a cominittet
which will act as a publicity bureau
to keep in touch with the people and
the needs of the community and in
crease the horticultural production
of the state. A committee as also
appointed to attend tho next legis
lature to try and obtain an appropri
ation to continue the fruit inspection
work or Oregon, Oregon Is divided
into live sections and commissioners
are appointed for each section. The
funds for this work were not appoint
ed ut the last legislature and au earn
est effort will bo made at the com
ing legislature to obtain the funds
so that this most necessary work will
bo continued:
Dr. Bailey, County Agricultural
Agent v.. J. Hurd anu C. M. in emula
tor, of Portland, attended a commun
ity meeting Saturday evening at the
Evergreen hall. A great many mat
ters were discussed and an effort will
be made by several of the members
tu experiment along the lines of
crushed! lime stone In an effort to
sweeten and correct the acidity of
the soil so that clover and other
leguminous crops can bo grown. Mr.
McAllister spoke on the swine and
stock breeders association and) neces
sity of huving one In a community
of this size. "More Interest is now
being shown In the northwest about
stuck raining than ever before," said
Mr. McAllister, "and I am convinc
ed that the livestock Industry of Ore
gon will develop to tho very utmost
and become one of Its most import
ant factors.
C. J. Hurd, county agricultural
agent, spoke on the limestone project
i which the farmers ol this community
tire now making experiments with.
Mr. Hurd explained tho value of cor
recting the acidity of the soil and a
determined effort will be niadu by a
number or furmers In this community
to nbtitln results from the experi
ment. C. II. Bailey, State Crunge deputy,
spoke on the necessity of organiza
tion among the farmers and; the ne
cessity of increased production
among them.
Dr. Hector Mcpherson, heud of the
department of marketing and farm
economics for , the Pacific northwest
under the department of agriculture,
and 0. J. Hurd will speuk on Satur
day evening ut the South Deer Creek
Orange hall The public Is cordially
invited to attend this meeting.
NINE RECRUITS LEAVE
'I'll,. I.illnwiiiK pulrlnllH have rn-liHli-.l
in Ihe army mul navy un.l will
l.'iiv.. thin Hfl..riii.on lo ryc-ivi' fur-liH-r
eMin.iiiiition anil If pusM-tl huc
ri.hliill will r.'C..vo (ln-lr ansin
ninls 11. It. .Winner. V. U Kinder.
lln. lii.il.', anil K. II Hi. un. Is Uuck-l.-s,
liav.. ..t.list.'.l in ihe army; I'eicy
h ('Kin, H ose b 1 1 1 k i I' r ii 'Y h rom -i.iii
k. I in..io : '. II. Wll..n. J. (.'.
Wilsim. V. (' Milay mul A. i. Mnore,
nr Wllliur.
'I'll., ytninir men were r.-oruileil by
l'nl uiiiKt. i- I. y lleizenv.teln. anil
"" Klven ii preliminary examina
tion here. Iml will he foree,! to ii,,ir-
L'-. " It mure thorough nn. upon
renrhlim tllelr il'-Ml llliltl.ill. Ilowevjl.
I he yo.llliK ai e line speolinenn of nian
hm.il mul aie ,-iinf lilenl thit all :-Klriii-tioim
will he oveicoin.. anil that
Ihey will booh he ilohiK their lilt
nl.ma with the many mile. HohuIj,
fiinnly I.iivh who have Jnlne.l the cnl-oi-H
in the pant.
Fred Perry, it well known younn
man of thin city left this afternoon
Tor Aatorla where he will enlist In the
4th company, coast artillery.