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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURGM REVIEW BCT OREGON PRODUCT'S Von nn mooey and anka mosey rhea your patroBire seat ladus- trlen. Oregon product are bed. mty Country Ti, ,1 Th. 8m Ltiti' t liberty U'OL .X., HosKiirno, imi'Gus covxtt, oueoos, satvkiay kykmm.-, imtimikh a, ni7. Sou JK5. WAR TIME OI'I'OHTIMTILS There are many of them every duv reud the little want aln. lu The Review uuii save uiauy dollars. 10 WHS FIRS! BIG GAME uui.i s it Ni:n M. m.hiks ui'i.Ns wild .ui:at i.MiiiM AnM i i im (,ik im. ( i;i)D Al I I.M)S IJTTI.i: 1M I liKST niiwn in j:oi;ui ;;. j j J !(,: IJititi, Mi which, with the to tal appropriations lor the second BEST PITCHERS WORK TODAY for the present fiscal year makes' a Scon Was Close, Chicago Winning '2 to 1 riftliers Allow only ,Men Hits Ii li 4 Inly Tho laToi in t lie (tuine. Few ba-ehall fans; were in evidence in li os. -burg loday in comparison Willi years p.ist, on the occasion ol tiie world's series io settle i lie base ball ciia m plough ip tit ihe u mid, which in gan in Chicago today he ttteeti (he famous Chirac" White S.tx and tlie New ork Giants. The dis patches announced shortly before li o'clock, 1'atilH' Coast tune, that the While mix had won the tttt name by t he score of 2 to I . Tiie score by innings was as lol low.s : New York . . " o " " 1 ' n Chicago . .0 v 1 1 U n o Accordion to the enrly more than fifty thousand were at the grounds tady initiate.' whn the gate w 0 n 1 ! t 2 , feptH t , p. opu-; ior ad e lilial- ly ilirown oj.--n. Keeral il.iys had i but thi had ill'!-' ol" the crowd. Th w e;t 1 her t or , 1 threrileiiing, 1 ct oil t he si,e . wa liiueh tltubiasm in t'bseai;o o r the con test, the tans of that city he tut: con fident that the While Su. will win the series easily. Betting, however, WHk at H staiidMiH, iltUe money be iiiK watered as bad been the prac tice at previous world s-rie. l.at night th m-iting was a siiad' in fa- or of New York, alt houh e n iiioiuy was the usual ratio beitij; of fered today. The batn i i in toda 's contest weie bailee and .McCarthy tor New '' .oik, and Cicotie and Sclialk lor Chicago. Hoili pUciiers made excel lent records during t lie season and are r.inked as anions the nY in the Kanie. l'.oth were pivkt d by the fans as the ones to be pitied aainM each other in the cpenmg game. That they peiiunnef) up to t h'ii usual loliii Was shown 111 the P'Mlll, each allowing bill seen hils durtiiK the game. tnly tuie 'i i"i was ti..id- t each team in tho upeniiiu conie-i. Tomorrows feam- wilt aio he plae in 'hici(t.', and pfparations are b-mg mad'' ior a t' raii.v j there tonight, in the hope toi y will be tibial to d at a row. Chicago ' f(ts bent n the .-erus. In llosetintg app irciitly pie knew that the world s ship ga rii's w re in progn cause laid lo the war, taking a l..rg' number ot and baseball 11. -mi into th by atfordiug -o much cm i the altatts ol nac!oh that that it' ll tou.oi w mutt! if lew ete hampfon The i-ither by portsmeh army or eiiient in Ihe p.s. . St ral ball enthuMa-m s-eihs taitn. S i pi iple w ere about t he ni'wsji titfices. howt'vnr, and watch d th turns as 1 1. y wer reeeied, I per He.ol (tttu ri I'M'd ih.r prand eah arrive in l' will be the li. IV 0. K. b Hud C tatv; C. L. mid .1. A. S S Visit nt, the res-etiMv co. t.-d I ruler of the L:k.. w :!1 1 i ' 'and (, rob-T 1 :T and j ;u'-t of I'ortlali.l In. lire. ! lie will be a. i-oinpaiiied U-di;u-on, ur-iti l secre j nd tiu-d-t df, hw -v-f tary. Mr. of Lynch- II :i pr is an burg. Va. MYRTLE CREEK WOMAN DIED THERE LAST MOM DAY; WAS OLD RtSIDlftt Mrs. 01 :.t the fatn:l, lion at .111 fun ral wu Chritian ci day, and f 1 f sl in Ml" Kirt the M Miein:a born In W re W. i.nbr igh di- d -on A.Mi- !.. Ita (e Ioe.,1 H'k 'i'." laid to lenietft , iimiif in .bdin ,ws hour Mend held Horn t! an i at 1 1 o Vie H iiMtl.'iS '(e odd Ft Hows- ( rtle C.ek Mail r.inln.ililo' Hi" hiiiKton Couniy, in im; .1 1 ill lt',1 rr-i'l- nt s, in!.; Hull" Ni. I.oK i.-.,.r it. r. -:..- II. n- Cr a-k. lo'ln'.l l,.J.-ll.. w as !U.U 1 1 W "ti a !i m I of ! .:l,. 1. . r. .id 1 t'i of T;- h ,.l l.i- 1 t.i a fr..ni f .lr Of li S!i A w :i . arrorir U. too r eh-! of our pop i!a- WAR APPROPRIATIONS Of ! CONGRESS Will TOTAl j NEARLY $21,000,000,000 WAS1NGTON, Oct. 5. Chairman Martin of the Semite appropriations 'committee, in a review of the achievements of this -session of Con gress and of appropriations ami con tract authorization tor the fiscal year l!tl issued today, says the ws- i sion breaks ail records. I Total appropriations aggregate grand total of $'J 1 ,3'h.73'.!4 in appropriations and contract authori zation for the present fiscal year. I "Criticism lev d at the Senate anil House growing out of the im-i I patience to place the country upon a 1 i war basis at the earliest possible j iftfHiimt," said Mr. Martin, "is in my ' judgment unfair and indicates a lack jot' appreciation of the enormous amount of work which (he two j houses of Congress have performed." HOME OF E. L GILES WAS ABLAZE TODAY ritsK ;i:ts ;mi staut, m t VI It K ACTION OI-' I.OCAI- lK- I'AitTMcvr savi:s sTisi t r ni: AM) I'HIAI.NTS A IIKAVV I .OSS. BLAZE STARTED IN ATTIC 1j ca lien i 1 oivd, of I ire Iti-inus Some of Jimiii l.muc Lend A l-tjioce in Itemovjji licle from Ibe Home Quirk ncjinn slopped ji furious i tirr at the home of K. I.. Gilc, on I Pouth Main street shortly after 1 o ! clock today. When discovered by W. I,. ( ill!, who resides In the same vl- cinify. the blaze had broken through ! he roof and the d welling seemed doomed lo desl rue thin. 'Die fire de paitmcnt was on hand a few seconds latr. however, an. I with efficient work soon had the flames under foti irnl. !!y its location hiuh tn the hill, the aitenlion of hundreds ot people was ijijtckly attracted to ihe scene f the flames and the dense smoke. j Their assistance, whieh was quickly 1 iit-n in hrnutn out the furniture j and other conrnts of tlie building, saved pra tical'y eeiyfliing of value, 'and the damage was slight. Highly; I dollars was estimated to be the prob able loss as tlie result of the fir5 i bin ninir through the roof. 1 Although it wa but a short dis j laii'e, the art inn of the fire depart ' ttinf was highly etmiiiemlafoi.v. The 'advantage r god 'uipment in ! handling such a blae w ;is also pro - en abundanilv in its action Tw o st 1 earns w ert played on the roof almost as soon ay the firt persons had a! rived fo'low intr t he alarm. A minute later the firemen had a sr"Hn of eli.-Hiieid playini; in the atti, s the tire started doubtless from the kit'hen flue, it had spread throuuhnnt the attic b tore it was di: owTfd. and the work of tlie fire- men therefnte was 1 f I r. for the firn b- 'ore it broke tht of t!i bicht an evtlnguished tljjil the eerhng r.f tho up;ier Horn. The cause of 1 lie lire is a mystery and not een tlie family eon Id et plain its oiiu.n it is ldi-ed. Iiow ovt. hat it imft'd under the roof y.!'e hp Sen f.en flue pa-s i stU to tin stole, rincn hot f i'e w a- in the The loss U b'db d by insurance. o ved to be PATROL VESSEL WAS ! LOST IN EUROPEAN '' ! WATERS; CREW SAVED WASIIINIITilN HKTican patrol al. r- iias ii.-i n Oct C An el in fon'ifcMi t, so thf Navy li' Klittlirnfs sunn- jnfori ?h,P f T w was sa ' i in i- d Thnr1 v."iif,it!on j. d i-.tiiint's r al the ca announced. Admiral ed th- d p-irfnei.t that mud r d The ejitsre cd T!i" accident oc d.tv f.crniTit An in now und'-r wav The rtiinotiit e:i, i,t do- not .is- of the -ir.k:ng This i t f sr-t A no rir for it-n tt hNt .r Lip iot m vcVT tiNM b lMV. r i;TLAvr. ( cr- "M, of I'endb-'or niHty of w Tidins p r, - Cdn.i t f-.'ir.d i . and-. ' trier of Th- lutv f mill h :h t! if o:r n. ndd :i-nn'r f Lanced Udr.e!jy. LAFOLLETTE REPLIES 10 III) CRITICS savs in-: Al oj in ii iot;iu Mi: HIVK I1KES UTTHOir aw kviokaci: Moll.l II U K VttSUHKSH JK '!,. UK H Alt AIMS. WON'T CHANGE HIS COURSE He Say Congress 4'otihl Have Avoid ed the War Senator lielhCf leitie I . 9i. f-'Jghthtg tn fclr on Ainiiiiinftioii Ships. WASHINGTON, Oct. 6. Senator Kobert M. I .a Kollelte, before the "7 Senate, defied those charging him with sedition and treason, denounc ing it as a campaign of libel character assassination against the i men opposing war measures. His j speech was extremely dramatic. I La Follette declared he would not turn from the course marked out for himself. Ue said that since war was declared the triumphant war party naa pursuea tougressmeti wno voiea against the war uiih malicious false hoods and recklessly libelous at tacks. He siid many Senators were accused uf treason and disloyalty without a hit of evidence against them, I,a Kollette said he has niiiit eious affidavits establishing the fact :.4.it jt.ople ;ire being unlawfully r rsi"u. jail d and held incoimmmi ;ur days, then eventually re-e4-M wit hoti t being taktt Into s, t. lie said the constitutional i. 'it.- f hundreds of citizens are be ing violated. le declared Congress could have avoided war. He insisted that Congress should declare its war aims, and it reed the people to unite in a campaign along constitutional lines for a free discussion of the policy of the war. Hoi lowing La Kollet t es speech , Senator Kellogg took the floor, ex pressing an emphatic dissent from Im Folb'tte's views. He denied that Ihe I'niled Slafes is fighting to se cure the right of Americans to ride on ammunition carrying ships. He declared he was jealous of the right of free sjeech. Assails La Kollette, W A S H L( i T( ) N. Oct . 6 . Sena tor Tiohertson bitterly assailed La Fol lette, declaring the Wisconsin Sena tor should apply to the Kaiser for a seat In the liundesrath. I tMUKS SON IS TAKKX. UKTUOIT, .Mich., Oct.- g. Kdsell Hord, a son of Henry Ford, has been denied draft exemption on industrial grounds. He claims himself Indis pensable to the maintenance of the Ford Motor Company. lll'i:o F.MKXT 4 IXIL The Hardin Valley Improvement Club held their semi-monthly meet ing at the home of Mrs. Fete Sinclair on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Sin clair and Mrs. .J. J. TooU'y were hos teswey for the occasion. Mrs. Chas. Siegtried was unani mously elected to membership of the cLib during the ling and after most enjoyable business sssion time was had by was had by everyone present. fancy work being the diversion of the at ter noon. Helirious refresh ments were served by the hostesses, consisting of Cake and coffee. The guests rs-nt w 'TP M r$, Keariek and Mrs. Wood The nest uniting will be h Jd at Ihe home of Mrs, C A. Itraud on October 2o. Hnrd Vi C .1 worker. I:.ii;. ha Nits Kiignne Hnrd. we'd known grange now county agent at Hose t, !e-n in attendance at the county l-oiftrlai fair here, teturning to the Counfv elfv !a"f nlshr. H pays the roui.Tas County agent work 1-t jiioi;reftinn in that couniy, but t!e farnors. like they wer hete. hae to be eilucated to t!ie neieity of iiieh work. Rueene Register, I Ikt M. n lianl Id Waltir ItviliH. nf tho Hvii.ll Hi-ntiiTH !1 .rf in Klk1'n. arriv.-ti h last pv.-nmu lo tsit with Mi infant ilaiich'.-r. lio it 111 at Mcrry hos-tiiial Ihim Mrs ,lll i h-re i!h Ihff rhll'l. o Mrt A. K. Shnia. of Sutherltn. wn b-ie tod.iv. ifding with friends and a. n litin to Itiines matters. VICTORY SHOWS THE NEW GERMAN OffENSE TO BE VULNERABLE lit Hillinoi Phillip Minnie iH;nt-M Hi:.IQCAitTi:ifS. iet ', C,er,. r.il Hiiir'- Hiol nucff-t ul blow ;t',iirt f f j - t)erm;tn d'mon r it d a con.pleti failure of the c.i rtii.tn"' ru'vo-l d f-n- svstem. The pillbox Mh'-tli Is jut HS vlri'f aM a 'he old M le of defence Firifi-h lieado.uarftra are niucb j plea-'-'J CONGRESS HAS MADE AMERICAN ARMY ff fECTlVE SAYS WILSON WASHINGTON, Oct, S Presldenl Wilson issued a statement as Con gress prepared to adjourn this afier- assured the effectiveness of the American army and safeguarded the rights of the American ieopie. The Presideu t said the American spirit of determination is now unques tioned. .t..:..t,.I,.t,.I.t..l..,.,i....I..t..t..;....W, 4. roos somhkr ijjks. 4. 4 h 4. WASHINGTON, Oct. . 4. 4. Allen Mercer, a private, died 4 on September 30 in France, so 4 4. the U'ar JJeiiartnient an- 4. j. nounceil. lather lives at 4. 4 Cooston, Coos Con nt v, Oregon. 4 1 1 1 r MRS. I. fiOBERTSO DIED HERE TODAY MOTH Kit OK MltS. R. K. Ill' ST IHKI TOAY, AKTKIt MX4;KK 1; It.lAKSH OK SKVK.RAI. months amk to iMr4;i.As 4Ol XTY IN 1Mfm. fllNERAl TO Bf AT OAKLAND Mrs. ItolterfMtn K Snrivel hy Three Children, Two of Whom Are In Portland She Mas n Faith ful CI in it h MenitMT. Mrs. Lvdla Hohertjn, mother of Mrs. Or. IL K. Hunt, died at I2:.'H today at the family residence on South Fine street, after n lingering illness of neveral months. Mtb. Hub erts wan bom Uerember 11, in La Ftirt County, Indiana, and tame to frei:on in lsS!L She settled ne.ir Oakland on the old Driver place, which is probably one of the oldo-t land grants in the county. In she came to. Hoseburg and since that time she has been living mlth her son -in-law. at whose home ?fie died. She is survived hy three children. S, H. and A. L. Rager, of foil land, and Mrs. H. K. Hunt, of this- e)t. Owing to the absence of her sons, the funeral arrangements have not been decided upon, ht In all trot- ability she will be twirled at the Fair Oaks cemetery, near Oakland, by the side of her husband, who died In the year !!! She was an ardent work er in the Methodist Church until her failing health forbid any aetHitle. Just six weeks ago today her grand r.en. Max Meyer, was drowned while swimming In the river at the train ing camp at Clackamas, IIKII'IIKS Itll lt StMlK MAliK. Onr lownsmnn. .tohn iiail, !!-ljrat-il tiis XHth hirtiniay Wiilno--day. say IliP Myrtlt? Cr--k Mail. A few ImlK-il (Cm-sis wpik tuvwut illnl Ini liaiol In a .-lili-k.-u ilinni-r whirl) Mrs. Hull iiail jireimrf il dir tlid occasion. Tiniiw pri-si-nl w-r Mr. anil Mr, liiiirk. Mrs. Flou-nc.-Swly. lack Hall anil Mm. K. K Iirakf-. In tht- fftrnMn th kii" anl liosl anil littKitis fc-i,ipl llif Hank U'i-hiit Itouit- in .Mi.-wiuri lioi loui anil .isiicil tiip orrtiatiis anil ati waiiTiiiflons. Mr. Mali is on- .if our most r'siHMi imI .tl-lt-.t ilonH. Il- tarn Myrtlr frt-fk b- fttrf ihp lott arrived, tnly .iiu bulldinK wan fti!in 1k'i" ln-n li j f ir-t cnino lu Dip jiI.ici-. am) thai was j a More whi-r Hi .1. .1. Anlanf rrsi I d.-nrp now Maniis. Tii Mail iosn? j with hi many frimi-, In lhini: Mr. Hall lha Joy of many tnoro Itirifi-lay annlvpan l-for.- hf I busy anrl us.-ful Iff- will have .-mini Hemmed to Thi CJly Inez Amadon. one of Ttnsebm g's ppnlar young ladies, returned last night from the rural dMriHs. where s-he ha- been ta hfng s hml li sister. Mrs. I .vie Mat Wr. who ha liwfl tery i in one of the Portland ho-pital". is a gret deal tieiter and will return to llohtiig Iti the tiv.ir future. J tteiiirn f mtn Meffr i i.utlier Tisdale rettirfied fom M d- ford );t-t night and in -''"''":' " i jthoif vacation in thit cltv with hi 'mother. Frank Tisdah. W i , n, ployed in the V-)1,s ?'sttn Ittnc ; Company, at that plae. and will te- !'irn to M ork SafMdy nfh n 1- Ib-ifer K It Vernne rf eived word fron h. (ton, K'Uar, who is with the Ore gon troops at Frt 5teen. M)trte that 1ms fr;'tnred 1 i Homly -roierine. but that he (11 be in t'ie ho-pital for fcofn ttutf 't. He lt planning to rtntn to Jo"buf at tou as be It able. CITIZENS MEET TO DISCUSS HOSPITAL KliKSJOKVr. KIKII HICK, OK 4HMMI-:K4'l.i. 4T.I II, TIKKS II IIWNSITHX IX HI IMI I K 4 ITV AM IsM'K.S 4 ALL KtMS MKK1IXU. JOHN PARKER GETS TELEGRAM l-jirge llerstiitstlm tt Cilieiw Asliei In Utnter to 4iel IViih4 thm tH Hetiwite Itasi. Redie Kctmrrtging. - to enter Ihe service, and Ouy 3ac- Thn citizens of Uoselnjjg will he ques and several others will jirnb glvcn a chance to prove the earnest-3 ably Wave within a few day to Jols ness of their efttrts toward securing ' smhw nrsnch of the war seriw. the big Omvmntent convalescent , hospital here, at a meeting to !k held at the city haH nest Monday nlghL ' Attorney Hester nice, president of Ihe Honehurg CommerehiJ Club, took) the matter up today, and wilh the 1 co-operation of practically eery j business man and other citizens as-: sured, issued a call for the meeting.! It was the opinion of those who bad given Ihe closest attention to' the matter as so far developed, that j Rosebnrg has an ecellent opportnn-' Xy to secnir tne h!g institution.! which. It ha already been fairly well tietei niined, will very likely he given to Oregon within the coining' year. The question of securing suitable sites and of obtaining deft-; nile piopositiirns to submit to the ex-j attuning offt-er, as sMn as he r- rives. Is of thff chief iiaportanee at i this lime. J The mvilns will he held t cti- I sioer a iiumoer ot sues aireaoy 01-' fered and commit tees w 111 be ap- j pointed to make further Invest iga-j titins. It M htified to have a large nmontit sf data and definite propor tions to submit to the oft her sent here. The meeting will be called ! in the council chambei-H at the city 1 hail nt 7 : 3ft o'clock. As this is one 1 of the greatest opport unities ever i brought lo Hie attention of the peo-J de hei, a large crowd of represent-j itive cJHeim Is exjweted. j Aiiollut sHcouragiRg flegr.-im a,? received from WashinulJiii thlr 1 lei noon bv .tohn W. Parker, sec- 1 -.clary of the Commercial Club, wired to V. S. Senator Chart McS'ary, peisoiwlly. The follow ins, is the telegram: Washington. 1. C . th t. ... I9i;. John W. i'iirker, Jiosebiirg. oreizon. Have personally urged Hosetmris for loeatiois ol rtmab's.t nt hsp;al and hoi asH(e by Hnrgeon ileiieral that the matter will teeeive hi &r- atteHtian. Ufll present Ar U-H'xriiM. Im varicus !ranrhrn ni llio iirin.v. 1IS, 1.. M NA11Y. j ilnjii s fr a winniiiE 1 ni t Mr. i'nriiiT's ii-irsram i.lan.l pno -' nii.nliy ronsM.-ml.ly .tim(nlhl. fcml slal t.1r-f. nim the niwiiaU.-il .-II- llmr -nMiiin l ur. val.-nl mrrf-math- rn.liti..m Iiih .-xi-l h-i. iu-tv, and fonif of Ihf more -nlh-l'pntns slid hav Oal-l all ovr iutk' tan r- lilM-ourugti, hut l!i- .oiinlrv ilM lar.- Dial lli.-rc it im other place in the Coiled Stains where the climatic cnnditiotis are so faNoiable ns heie lor the better ment of the rendition of inahdd toldier eie Cingraoi StiMriieiidei lii'oun todav re ceived a pjjjgrjim ol the Institute to be held kooii ill 1 liimi. Wallowa and Uaker eoiinties. The proputm i hari:e ttf Mi?s KUtyetta I'.alley, whft for ars was a it-widen of luomlis County. Hhe m n the t" IohI steriutnty'Ui of Uuk'r Count v. and I is one of Ihe three mj pei i ii ) end en I s ) In that part of the eonnlry wh is doing Institute work. ; In. ftrettnnn eiil. County rfrlumi iperint indent O f liiown aitaoiHMed lodav that Mrs ' 7?nf h iSheari ilr'nf'in u jl) ha ve a ) place on ihe TacieM 1 nst it no pio- ', gram tlie tnst two dav- aiol wtd di i cus as her s-itiw t primary wttCk aitiong the rhlidten l- con-!t I rd fine f fh I HMthoiitO" III ! the Cnffed Hut' on primarv wo;k 1 nd Mr. iJiow n oui.miIith 1 muvlas i County extremely fotiunate in i-eeiii-j ng her j I e ll VrtWM ' Mis- ltla-Mi ItiddU w nt to Von Valla last day afternoon Sh' ill touch th' fir- and second grades in the school in lb.it city dor iiig tii- eninisg iwm, -.as . th lid die Trihui,e Mtv c Vera Jams tnd I'erl Vokiiiii. Uoth of thi- place, a r a I i h r- it Hi ' V ouch I la school o HflflfTS CHARGES Of DISLOYALTY ARE WE SAYS THE COMMITTEE W VSiiiN'n " 'N, t C,ll lii -' il' i ilit rn IO lb" lloil-t 1tlrt tg.uti-t t'ouvr -n' roisfislee dcl;r'd I s Mibj-rf 'rill l ;tr d t Uit' th failed to product) t tu'iint hii chaTfen 1 be Vl !l Mi ltlf ,T1. d H 1 1 ttt t ii.if s t- oi.ir i;- 1 h' ti' flill rjiidirf oi li' f bn ap t itti ml tl e, but i nb iice (tubr-tan- mm AND VICINITY ARE WELL REPRESENTED IN ARMY ENLISTMENTS Uendale n4 thf im mediate t einity re weH representee! ni iroat" at the present time, and cinl more are thinking seriously of enlisting in some branch of the ser se liffwff the second draft cm. Thu-v(3 ho have already fiswMre4 th country's call are: Jn Jaues. Ka Jons Howard Martin, Lee McCaru. Merrill Url.! K. U. Harvey. Itobert Kvans, Milan lMfr. Krank Htdts. Virley fid Hurley Winkletuan, Worhe Kawf. George Jhnson, Kd in jhn, ; Henry Henwsn, Kd. J tat Ion, HUery tiilham. Jaiiie.- KJfer. Karl Williams Roland Nail, Bonnie Whit sett, How ard Huston, Isaac Moore. Alias Urn. Vlvtr Sether. Johti Kinney, Cha. Inning, Men). Burr, f ' n e Clothier and Arthur Wolverton. Andrew Hawiey Wl Monday night tHendaie News. STUDENTS KILL DE CIDE OH ATHLETICS C KWIIli U I. TK.U! 'i'HIM YH.hlt IV M'lTK Oh' Will u'li.i. hk i.:er vtt A trtK H-' TIIK M't'l'KXT 1MIV SKST MllMKl. STUDENTS PLAN TO 0RGAN15 rKMill(ii Mj llanillr .411 .i(lt- Th HBCKtliin of a fooHiall inun yfur win In' ul lijji'i llv In Die mu ili'jjl Ixiiiv next Mimduv. Willi lliv h.fB.Hy, sl1 lls Ih !! will i I., i ! the rb(i. r of h-ir nir!M" in fht lrw tUnv an wpjuin-iitly ilivhlfrl liilw l fnnlball Hint tiiiKki'llmll BK liu major arliMty. l.asi year's pmmiMiijc tam ir on o in fMHail hn ttrs ttnm ntm nt llif trmnm nt th ia in now waH-rl iht1 wind hi- lh' ruHt mrui at thi jjii'JJ un 1h- wtJi'-r ljiiml arn ijiiii iijiilnim tic. A team this year -would have an eitcidient coarh in Hetut Mn- rieh , the manual training InstrwrfMr, w( was foriot rly a player with in diversity of Or goii taut. In uddi Hon the excellent training uuarters the dressing rooms Iti he had in the new school building are Mtiewelle! by any in the state, and the nirr drliiicnt of the materM a ih r -suit tit (he, advantages in a fire Lumo ffnfhtUin. 'Die men from whom a team must be picked will he livht. however, and several have-th-rfre tnrn'd their attention to tiiiskethall, hoping to start practiHne at nr Mr Uohnruh. Pnjt, Smith And others representing the Heboid, met ibis morning wh-n it was detdi. o rf-r the matter to a vote of the si dnt hflwly. S orraniratbm has yt itn trfefd snd it Is ho&d Hmt thin will b done ritht away, li is hoie d lo develop a plan wberebv th tudejil hodv will handle rtlt mhVtfes hervatter as is done in ail the larger rhittls. SEVERAL SUBMARINES HAVE BEEN SUNK BY THE AMERICAN CRUi SffiS W A I i I St t T V. ' t A Hicrl ran h-:ovfs unk a con-idcrhic iiioih-r iff subijuirJ'jcN The comnill tee on Jillbiic iltlol nialion T l.-n d ih f Ttl of a m Ti s of d"eriHn f Nathss h'wn d-(rcfs snd nh . inarm The n.io f tit tnoH4 and th daf' of tho batll-- jp' mthh-i'l Tlie d'-tiovers head'-d for Ihv unn iMiir.lie -oiu as it .4ghtM and jh m4 ?re Itnmedtately. As a ti..-r rr;i -e-j : . ft ibt- lit it-d . A nd a -cond and third rjjarge failed AT tT 'be fourth d'-i.tli etiarce the snh oiaTito r .i-t d fit me. and ti hvy m-M of to -ird i T the ocean and (d-r ad bori ng noticed fur ther tiare of (he fmhrnnrHit wa not KtTlew Want adi. bring reaaiU CONVENTION OPENS WITH LARGE CROWD MAW OKUynATKS PIMM mtlU. i,A '4tt'.TV H.41K, AKK1VK1 nt .t!iii: tts raw AtTtM. Stats TIC.tl.M. BANQUET - HELD TPIGHT Pre.b (eruiii i h iirx ti C Vnfer of Col, vmtfca Able aotf riifciT-Hf tug St-akTM on th? f 'n t; rai io .Musir Va trOtwl. The Third Annual Cottstltsti ef the Christian Endeavor tntitt utK-n-cd its three day s&s&mn (art nmtM. is (h parlors of the f resuyteriaa Church, with un &Uend&nv much over tho expected hum her Kev. K. W. Warrington aimed this morning that the opening nighl was much bet ter than he had anttialml. and iwks forward to a very ittivveuiE aud prolitaide ieeting, A gre-t many ot the delegates have arrived, but there are : ill others to con.o. tHdegaleR Irom both the ChTistlats and rsbyterian chrhes are in at tendance and both church aw con (.1 art ins the pragram. The t&ssioa opened Jast night wil'i a selection by the juvenile band, an addresH by II. 1. Kddy. an address nf w4cm hy Mayor lee. m ?.ola hy Miss tternUe Kinser, an4 rtlr hy different members of the cno ve D tin tjoard. After the regular iNi(c the hhgat's wTf honored wiih a re ception In the ba;ement at the Pres byterian ChuTrh. at which a large number were iirsent. This morning the gervire opened with Mrs. tleo. WHrox, prhient f Hie Calapooia VkriMiuu knd&&r Cnioii. in charge of ihe Quiet JJonr service, and Mrs. Tt. K. Jope in harge tif the devotitvnni service. VHuing the hour the rwrf of the County Cabinet, the report at the . liifiiinatiiig committee1 w n taken inl the iii-eaeutution ct lit Hhrury was made. In Ihe aflernoon the devotional ;ervice wan in charge of Krfther tenrns, td Oakland. th Mat tn- trnrtion stermtendent, f alio ed hy -nnferen s anong the different members. President' standard, 'irayer mating standard a snd look jui jtljindards were discussed hy Kdiia Whijiide. of Kugenei Huth Hodge, of Salem, and IMoha K4 Innd, of Portland- Th Junlnra also held a venr interesting ml( ttii lrgraiii interspejved with musical liiiiilwrs by different njwnbers of the lunlor Kndenvor. The annual hanuuet will be hei hi evening at ft o'clock In the Tre Jvterian t'hun h. and frm rriiort reived tolay, ii pmmiwn in h suM-ess in eery ne nf the word. After the bung u el the regular meeting will he held In the church with a election by th .lveiie Rand, a sttng service, the annun-e-men Is ri;ite to work in the run vent ion and a sd hy Hurt-Mi HaJde mun. Mivs Kdna Whipple, state jresbjenl. will deliver an address on "Your lvrtt Is ChnHni?rtS." Th inn vent bn U proin h than wan eiMred at flrt, arrnnMag f ihA in ihargp. and Snnday h e (N td ttt be m banner day huth In th matter of attendance and In the program. BOHEMIA RAILROAD IS BOM BY lflLQUM- BERS TOR LOGGING ttt A de.i for the Rale of th Orenn la.W ft KaMrn UaHay. whica has leen In aVyanr for wm time, Urns fen i (... d and J. H- 4'hawher. of Cottage f?rre, saw haa a ceatrol ijng JiHeresC The deal as lirst con templated, wii.i for the sale of tb toad to Mr. Chamber anfl I., s. tiiil. hut the burning nf the mill of tlm Brown I, mutter Vommnf in whhh Mr. IMI utaii heavy hf ttwdr il Hesary Uir him to give up hi part In the jdami, says the Cottage drove Sentinel. . Tim r..llrmd la ntwlwtHy es sav tor the conduct ot Ih lugging hiMnps of this seethin, all the mill defending uiii the rds either tor logs or tor the shipping of iumber 3c. Cuhjjjhor i the largest of tho lumber manufacturers of thii see iitm and the .al of the road t part !i who cn tent plated JwnkiniR It wonld hae resulted tn a aerii f -nanHal lo to hi ill, as weij a 13 tho other lumber manufacturer. Air Ch3mM announces that thu geneinl tieight and paiwvnger fetssl-n-ss of th road iay he dico&Ut !. m whtth rF th rd tli be almost exhisive(y tot tegfitig A-ked a- to who fh De officers would be. Mr. Chamber stated that he would act as prfmMvnt, tnra manager and vtiys to&l. 1 t 1 i 1 t )