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Newspaper Page TextWAR TLME OI'POKTlMTItS There are many of them every day rtsid the little wain ajva. Iu The Review and save many dollars. REVIEW Bl'Y OREGON PKODCCT8 You save money and make money wheu your patronize home Indus trie. Oregon products are beat. My Count- Ti of Th, Swnt Land t Liberty. VOL. XX. KOSKIU'RO, IKH'ULAS OOl.NTY. OltKtiOS. MilMMV H KMMi, HTill It 8 o. IMtt. SECRETARY BAKER GIVES SUMMARY in his w i km.v .it i: i: it :v Till-: si:i i:i i i;v di' w i! says a I i:u m:i:ks in' ai.m wiatiiii: ami miimacim: hasi: will i;t: i.i.imin a ii.ii. ALLIES SHOW SUPERIORITY lliilisl, iv Able ,i Oclixci Olio llia Mow Alter Another Aliacks on ilu New I hinders Pom I ions, KcpuNed. WASHINGTON, Oct. S.- Herman tubmanae basis uii the Haigian coaM vwil in- I Ui ott it good w eat her mm iii i., d eland Sccreiarv ll.ikti-'s w eekiy w a r sum i miry. 'I nc allied ;i1:iiiit i.edai ed highly sal istaetotv. A davs limn- ot light ing . . a I tit i i.-, in - in d so I IP' allu tan control tin- submalim- Im s am! the lit - iii lllOi'.Ur . Tii- r.vn w. winch is lor tin week ended Saiurd.i.v nilit, make ni) I1 creiice lo i m- A 1 1 ier ica ii !or in Lrance or ni il;i' great pr. , .nations fur war go.ng tniward at home. 'The alti-nliou of tin- world," says, is itKii'l un (In- titanic M niggle nun going on in I'lamhi s, Notw ll hslaudiiv tlie Lift tlial tin' tii-ruians luau' list- o! ii'tiK' s ' i e. 1 n s and 1miii1 tir. :t 1 1 .t bro.ii.ht inio ac tion an imposing aria ot ailitl" i ni their atlai k ;it;.u,M tin- advanc d Itritish lm' h.-irt.'ii tii.- T"""i llaiiiN ts ami I'oKmm Woo.K a well iis ahmg Ho M' Ml!' load. th-l ellot.s . (1 tut lit'. 'It is i tin i I icalif , nil t In' nt In I hand, t hat w bib- t n.' llni ish w re i-ustainitig Un- slunk ot Herman as saul's siiscces-!ull. !hf w.-if al.l-' lo brills up sutticu-i.t lr. -h ii-mip- Mi oiild to laum-ti amiili. i i.:l"ii.-n- a tioll oil ih.ii a l.'l'f' t Malt- tmill thr pit .' til nt; :; . in I h' tat ot tin eilfinv s o:i: lauulit. Slow i. tnii tlit r- tor' tin lnoi-.- ir-i.-siMiMy. il.f alli-ti tlftv at Urn ht'itiM ot tin- Ct'I inati lim- Hi III" U. st is .sweeping imwanl. - T1h W ! ' 1 o i ; 1 ol' the 111 itii-ll ill i..aiiilaiuin: a t'.-at density cif Iront .vonld appear jn-ilin.d t.. tin- restili aeliiee,i diirini; th-; p.r ' .-ei It must !) I.onie ,n n.lnd tli.et n is ti n IO tlif deplii Hi the Hlili-ll l!lie a: mm ti as lo an. om iartni. it. at ulltle the .Mieiny i- r-i : i 1 I 1 1 1 1 v ut'd' r one blow, the ..III. ate Irad to b 1;- 1 another and Mill a thud The del. a Is II!' liel- d Upoll 1 ll-' (German.- duriiit; 1 no pa-t loiimi-Tit are r..nrlu.-i t indication- ol allit d Mipel ltH i' . I'he Illl! S'.li r.'-s o! the.-e op. l a- lions lueans ihiil the r.. i-,an oaM. Willi it.- iiiimt'i.Mb -.!!n.al.m h.e.-. will bi'i'ttnie un't-nahi - to tin enein ehi iii:i:e. tt-iid. and tin' ss(-nt ol ( anal.- b ailing oat ol lil an threatened. Mlpteine Tf-.( TaUinii I'bui'. 'I'he sii nr. ni- It -I ol the haul. strength id the n.tin mlini: I M -nts taking pl:i' . Aim '1 .im-. ii ihiinw rt.iiild appear l''Ci-i'-. ' The tw, ittituediat- e.nitiihntint; f.o-lol- o! thi Miree-- ale ait tonliol ami -h. II .-npidy Th, . in r- ah.-s tin t.. i vr h is laeirm n .. t-xp- ' bun t" Cllllllt' r i,n;ii ; in lon e II.- ll .. . etl r. tain eeM.nn t '.mt..,r ol.j. ti. s t.-n.ptirar.ly. Imit f.-- I.nn-ii war ma chine js moi!!i" loiwaul, ami i: tmi' mains op n. Un- .:!!n -1 ' 1 1 1 ' "! tin pa-t two Wi'i;- w:il in all 1-M.h.i hiht Im- u ..t. .1 ami . t. nd. d ' LOCAL MAN IS INVITED TO PORTLAND TO MEET SECY. NRAPOO WEDNESDAY' 11 il. S'.l't etotl. ! I'. 1 ' ' ' I ' lab r !.o.m ..:..'..rt- is i" I.-.. I, t ..: .--..'..I :n..'at."t. i, ..... s.- t.n . : i' e 'I r--a M AJi'u .it t : 1 -i 1 1 .v. ro'ih'm! ..! 11 M,!,.. i a .: I !r St i..'el,..l . l'l ar. -p' 1 'M" to f;u to I'oitl.'-tid lo.mniow m-:!.t n- t,: --."n.it .--I i- -m '!. :-t O. I of t - T e . 1. ' Loan a-d " : . '' : " :J ah, . .1 i I- - "i t ' t ! i i- t. " -""r" ,t,e-i ,,r 1 a " " 1 I... . . i , ' ' -- I 1' - ' n ,h . i,,,,. '!"' .. 'i.r I. l."'-n O' $.'. ' - '' oiil.--. rbad. b'lt tiHt' !: r in . that t' t ! 'v .i '"1 'i: I'n- p..fi .'.Iii- '! 1 1 ' " ' o t . v ! t' v r " . - to r ' - ,,,,,, , ... V !-v. - In I'"' " .rti- '.t - e.i'iil'- '' VI ' " - ? ';sp..i t ; a r : '' t rei'"'1.': .ri the .n'er ..' '' '' S "' fORMER GOVERNOR WEST 1 REPORTS WARRANT FOR ! DELINQUENT TAXES ENROUTE Ih-Covi'innr Oswald West ! was in Kost'hurg last night 4 and .Minl'erred with hisiriti Attorney (Iootrp Nuner with $ relori'nn tu the payniftit of tht taxt-s on the O. a- ('. grant lands. Mr. Wt'St represents 4 the Coveinment in the settle- int'iit of the tax matter a tut it 4 w as his statement yesterday J that t lie money due Douglas 4 County, a um In exexess of 4 $'1'hi, i, in. Imling principal 4" ami interest to June . IMrt, w lien the law revestum title 4 to the lands in the (iovern- 4 i in e nt w ent into i'tTeet . would 4 1 he paid within the next I" 4 ilays. Tho conference here was 4 for the purpose of arranging 4 : tor the delivery ami receipt ot 4' the money. M r. West camu 4" hei e i roni It mi ml I'rairie and 4 took the train on his return to Cortland last night. At Round 4 Prairie. Mr. West, who is in- tei.sted in the large ranch rh.M'e owned by ;i mlii';ite. in- J lied a new manager to lake the place oi' P. K. Law son. The hit t.-r is a colonel wit h the troops at I't. Canhy, and his w ife, who nas remained at lionml prairie, will join hi in in a lew days. The new nian ,u'it is Mr. Craig, formerly of Portland. b u;iii:i;s ihimi ;i:itl w I'lllsoM IIS I i:IM I.IM ItAI. I.I III -AIHICI I lil I K ll - i mii:i:. i i: I -im; thi IANV SII! U.S. COUNTER ATTACKS TOO HASTY I oiuplainl i- .Made That I -t Line I oi uiiitioin. Are T.h ( loe To i;ello r and It.-M'ixe. Ale kepi Tihi Near the 1 roni. liv Ib-nn W.M.d. rui;M'n iiKAigrAi;Ti:i:s. oet (arin.iii lu.idiiarlets mt the i'OSMt Of t COUolllllUL' Oil IllMMjIl .....I ....... I.. ..t.l.l-j d.ll.M 111,11. -I 1,11, . " ... on lii'-iii:i ii pi i on et s, si i; lied b i 'juart. ill d'l.-t' io iielal l.lldendol tl lin- t idei. tb'i'laie 'he ;eiinans art u-m a g morn i. m; lar and In, w it ! sh--lls than am piodm-d. The ird rs e r 1 1 1 -1 . . 1 1 the eonimamb rs tor lol low int: tar loo revel e 1 ihiing f r . unimpoi i.uit poMiiotis. ami tor hnfi coiinti r al 'acks w it iioat into) mat ion Horn the arinh'iy. ( omplaiM i: al-o ii ade id loo dense occupation of Hist hues, and loo large reserves Im-iiik K- pl l iu cliis.- wln-n an attack i- i.ot pl.mmd 'l ln'ie is alo too nun h ar t j 1 1 f- f:r' au.iin-t empty treticli.-s a! mtht when H i iinpossible to locale I lie t'tn ilt) . ila Are I'n pnNed. l.tiNlmN. Oct. v Cclicral liaig leported Tli.,f tin- liftman- uiimic- fi.lly attacked th- lieW lirMl-h V i md.-r- po-itioii- A late" numb' t of i ;. rinaiis w er.- taken pri-otn-rs ; Ii- I t. m h ami ltritih ainllery n unilMlally ac'ivn, ami a coiiibitn-'l a .Hilt l- lor- ca-t.-d ;ltin ami Miow ha ndica pp d in I a lit ry ac' i i t i-s. until la-i mghi. ! in: i r ni sisi i ii i m:. N ! W YOK K. i "l J. Mir; no. ice-colisul. w a- a I re-t.-d In-t-. it be'Pg Chare d that In- If :ts.l to r.gl-l.-I l"l th" dlaft. -Mar I'm , eiat!!.- .xemj.Tion berau-.' be l; .t ii t ti.b. r ot the loT'-igi) tliplolt.atif ALL TICKETS SOLD IN NEW YORK; WHITE SOX WINNERS YLSTERDAY l A' V" ii: K. i'i' Tl.ii n -. .M T I 1 - ... I, 11.. lied p. .,pl. II 11, . iaoiIi !'- - re - l.i .11 1. ... i- 1 . 1. tui,,"rr-' 'I'll" . . "i K . I'll. aMi.r.l.red Ilie -al.- ..I ..el ' ii k.-t . I11' . 1 1 u L' 1 ! 1 .1 1 11 u i:.l" 1 N' W Vi. Ik f.,P- .Hi! l..'..,';H -upport Ilu ; -M TEUTONS SAVING HUMAN MATERIAL) , '. ;. .'.iii.'s Lmi.ihI'I n iiy piei iuiiiniis . , ... . . r-- ' .l.'-ii t.i pi- i.t -p- i u I. tu. 1 - . '.'. r. .ip:m.' a ri.!.i r- w .1 1 .'l 1- .. ... i :i. r. .i f,,r Ti... r r- -f nf --.i!p r- r'.- 1'. -.ii". v - 1.1 '!.. ' in i'--;r hi.".---. .. I . t, 11,. -.nr.- of 7 In N. : , t ... : : .,. .. il. d to " f eir . ,1 p ', ' . r- lo ' the 1 ,,!.. .,f 1 he l.,t.. ' x The p 11 h. r- II - d ' re s, i.-ipp. nder-on. I', rn'l ai.d -'- '. 1 . .1 1 , uiiile 1; .re!-11 --a:.- catcli' r -p.n! I'.'i r .' on th "u urul for tie h,te Set, 'Ai'h Sehalk a- call l, r MAY STARTA TENT PEG FACTORY HERE LOS Wl.l I I S M. ISITS IIKIIK ami is(.ii:. i wokaki.i: ol'- I I I! ItY I.O l, MAN MAM - I l II 111. II A I I'l.t.N (lit Jill (i i:itii:x r. OAK TIMBER WAS INSPECTED TrurlK on the Curry Itanch and i! Iillanl bi1 Vii-weil Man oilh. ItiH Will Probably I (ft II I Ii lint. The establishment of an indus-try lu'i-e lor the manufacture of oak tent u-xs to be used by the Govern ment In making their camps for the big dratl army, was the report cir culated about the city today, which, it is thought, will probably j.ee some definite woik undertaken wllhin a few Weeks. I Harold Cros. of Cross & Co.. spe-' ci a lists in wood work, and a well known I. os Apgeles firm, arrived In the city last Saturday and confer red with a number of local men witli regard to the availability of siiT ti.icni material. He. stated the in dustry lie wished to establish would have an output of ",n,un. board feet . d ',-. Up look-1 over the Curry --ct ..n fip Vortb Cuit'iiua Kiver. 1 h I- vv . Kenny has n sawmill " "' ' ati' . and is -iid to have re- oi1 be ii fav ot able pro posit inn Mr. Kenny, fie also looked nt 1 ! tract of oak timber near Dillatd, While highly pleased with' I he prospects here. lie said be would have in cont inn' nort h. and rouse- j .iient!y spent today at Kugene. It Is believed, how e. ei that the tracts -een i ii t!i U icinity are tho most i v a liable to be found any when. to i anpoi tat ion fad lit h-s in any lame iiia nitty, and Mr. Cross will 'hetet'ore return in a few days ami resume negotiations. In deciding the project, Mr. Cross aid the t i mber " on hi first have to l'o sawed into blocks 1 to '2 1 in l:es long. Tlie lent peg- are to be if this length and according to Mr. Cross will be furnished to the C.ov "i nmetit in wholesale tiant itles. Tim tracts of timber here are known tu be large and comparable with :iny in the state, but whether it can be furnished in kip h uunt it ie s as is aked by Mr. Cross is not known. num her of ot her t t acts are ad jacent to those Inspected, how ever. :ind it is thought probable that thesv mnv also be secured. In cae Mr. Cro::s comes to Uose- '.n i gf. he will probably locate n is :dant in this citv ntid haul the blocks1 by trmk. Special machinery is r i nired. but this is said to hav al ready been secured, so tii ni t he ln dustry may be Matted right awav. ! -i, cov i Hip.i ri: to i:i:n cnos 4 I lie dialled soldier trmu I 'n-s no. I alitoriua. who came on : he i ii -1 1 1 oop train Satur day evening W ele so W ell pleased With the meal.-' -eed them iii Ko.sel.uig ami with 4 the tieatiuent accorded Ihem, 5- l hii g 1 011 p eat in g at l he lni Mil.! lintel look lip a collection .1 $ t will'll they l.iesellleii l.i.al li-ii I'roys rhai- 4" In '1 tie ladies Of tile chapter 4- 4- .H'l'f 1 tlie contribution .J i. and cpenk in the 4 hmhe-t r.i:..f'. ot ihe men who 4 Aire so api'Tei-iathe of their efnits to please. That par- 4" U' - ul ll I' i iiMUIL'.-nt of i'l.sno 4" liiell were of the very me-t 4 ii ; I cava in e and tnhainr and 'lie 1. 1. lies me loud ill their & 4. piai-e of the spirit proniptiiii: 4 4. Ihe el't. 4 HH-I"i-M-t"I"I"M-!"l-l!-K":- W Illl k I'CHIIAIII.V I A I XI.. Ill: Vi;lt FALLS. I 'a . Hit I .mi 1 1 a 1 11 in .-Ii m Ii' prohahlv ialail) injur.. and sewn others hull when '(. l'. nn- 1 aula Limited crashed in 11 a In lehl Ham John Teller, lo ad it Ihe N.itiolial Leaeue. and Hariv ll tni .1I1N. cijairman ol Ihe National hi . i..ill 1 'mh p. 1 inn. 'a. re thrown !i'. . 1 Hi.-ir hertlm '-4"!"r- J. si VI 4- ST. 4- K..v 4. -f- 011 in i. 111:11 ie vs. 4. Tti ,i-urer Tliuii.a- I 'liii.U 'h In re la--t ,,1'el -pell linu' a of w e.-k in re ve iii iu i T eti ;o . I Pi.' t, i J .1 11 ll U ll In Luheri" and It 4- f i r. :-.. ..f .-' .1 a ii ii h i 111 ren ..lili" 1 to i.i- 1. Iu.ti ... Ii, T.el of Middle Ie had '1 e in hu be Ml. Kav hi- Waal o-tei da v ppnT 1 a ! II'.. .T,T..b.I..t,.t..t.d..T..I. t..t....;..;..;..l. NEED AGENT IN CONSER VATION MOVEMENT WILL HOLD MEETING HERE 4- O. M. Pluinnier. of Portland, J Held agent for tlie food con-m-rvatiou eampaigu. who ar- rived here last evening and addressed tb studentH of the high school today, this after noon was present and address ed the meeting of the county executive committee, which 4. J. was organized in the office of 4.' Attorney B. I.. Kddy. Mr. 4; Plumniftr w ill also !peak at 4 the Commercial Club meeting 4" at the city hall tonight. It is i. the plan of Mr. Plumnier to 41 unify tho efforts of till the 4 counties in the state in regard to the conservation movement. and he wan much pleased with 4 the progress t hut has been 4 made here under t tie direc- Hon of Mr. Kddy. Mr. Plum- 4. mer is acting for National 4 KooJ Administrator Herbert 4 1 loov er, am) Kays too much stress cannot be laid upon the 4 seriousness of the food ques- tion vv d ich will mo on confront every home in the country in a way that will compel the 4 observance of every measure of pi ecaut ion. He says the 4 campaign w 111 show people J how to procure substitutes for more expensive food and at the J same time save much and therefore increase the supply J of food to be held in rcsei ve. J Mr. Plumnier !s a v. ry en- 4 thusiastic worker. 4 Ir rrr t !l I AL I.I It CI I Y HAI L Ml I I Ill' OMMI in m: in 1 1 at mi.i. m: i k i v i r t un i i Willi UK. iiiisi'H'AI. i'i:i.ii: l o riMiT. MANY SITES TO BE SUBMITTED IliU Atlemljinre al MiM'linu i. Ilevii tu Lend Cwi-y I.ih.iiiiiiu ni to i'llos.. W in. Are Working tin IMilliiin I !.. .1 Willi tile disenssioll III ilv.fl! l;Hi:e ly ll luil) Ilie NeelirinK ol ll liiillinn i-l-liir ('.livi'lllliiellt ll. tr. 1 1 :i 1 loi' tlllH eily. w h it'll liiis already tn-eli jiruin iM-d lo i'f!oti, all iiiiiHiManl and no lull lit nne "I Hie most ent Inlsiasl ie mi'.-f i n of Hie I i iihi'Ii il 1'K ('oiiinii'l' e..il ( iuli held in several years will take place at the eily liall liiis veti- i ihK 'I'll.' mi el ihi; iias I'residellt lleVter It ie. been calb-d bv 1 and will com Ilietie ironi.tly at T : V.' i l... k I. een roll A Hie tin. .i. sil ion ti sider. d liiol Hii. runt-lily .Inrinir th. past le coming dais, local people are lie more and inoie convince. that it is possible to secure the big (iovern tnent iust it u I ion. Thro ugh lelegtaiiis and a consistent campaign of informing Ihe I iovern men t oft i eials colicer ''"'ality ruing t he d vantages of il is thought the ca' has been fully presented and will consequently be given the most thor ouL'h investigation It is necesai that a number of suitable jtes be ..elected before the arrival In-re ol the inspecting otTicec. and it is for this purpose that a meeimg has been called Committees will be ap pointed and tin- matter definit- ly outlined SO MS to be presented th' IllO-l efficiently to the lioverniinfil Officer The hospital, it is said. Is to jicfom modate 7 "no wounded ami sick sol dn-rs at one time This will nn-ati that many families will b- brought h'Te and that the town will ihu leap returns in many wavs nidm-dlv a-, well us directly from lln hospital It is a proposition that should md be tn-ybcteil, according trj ihoe who have taken a prominent part in the dan so far. and con-se.Ui nt ly evef'V fe-nb-nt of the cit -tunibl d-t In--lotfe in encouraging tho-. who wil' -.iM' 'In- niatt.T 11, fharre A 1 noli g ol h r naif I' r s lo h- con -nb Ted a' the meeting .- the food con-.rv at ion drive, which Will be t.r nt-d bv Mr PPiti.m-r. of Port Jand Lr--b rick Schmnl'. who bad charge f)f Ihe rouilty exhibit at the tate fair. Will lllso U:-k to take Un di-t'lav tt th" land product- s(,ow at P.irtlainl '1 he re Will be other ti-at ot a hu-1 in - tiat il It d aih: N(.i: ion pl"HI WASHINGTON, net Tin- --p.- cial S liate commillee ia- In.tde pfe Imutiarv a rr; iigetin-ntH to prrd.e the dislovaltv chiirges against Senator La i'olb'ft. Th' crimmiti"- ad jourti'l until Thursday, wln-ti f i r -thr pUn will b" mad Public h-nr inri ure not likely urooitai urn i nr i nuoriiML If ILL DL DISCUSSED TONIGHT EQUALIZATION IN Ol NTY KOI Al.lA HON ItOAKH MKT SATtllHAY AMI SOMK C HA(.i;s TA Hoi. I. ItK SI I .TKh FROM l I SI H.A TIOXS MAIF. EEW PETITIONS ARE CONSIDERED IttisineoH Is Sjiiil to lie Less Than in j Former Years Instance ttt .Mis take A iv Coi-MMtiHl Changes I Are (ilveii He low. After eousidering ihe several eom plaints and in many cases taking the evidence from witnesses. The coun ty K(iialiat ion board, composed of County Judge It. W. Marsteis, Coun ty Assessor tiny Cordon and Couiiiy Clerk K. H. I.etiox, held their regu lar meeting: at the courthouse last Saturday and made their findings on tho various petil ions submit led, iu which it was alleged that certain mistakes had been made in regard to assessment of taxes. In comparison with th1 ma Iters before the board In former years, that this year is said to be nuiie a large decrease. As a result of the meeting, the follow ing coned ions and adjustments of lb tax roll were ordered: j Petition of Pet r Slnnott for a r - I diictfon on lids 1 tii 7. inclusive, 1st i It rook side Add it ion to Kosehurg. I I a!. 7 acres assessed al JillMi. The 1 u;.i......a 1 1... and finds that said assessment is nol 1 disproporl ionate to oi her la nds of j like character adjoining and in the ; same locality, it is ordered that said , petiiion be and is denied. t Petition of the Skelby Lumber 'Company for a reduction on mill ami , machinery ; the board having cotisnl ' ered th' same, and from evidence i subinilted. finds that said assess- i tnent is excessive, therefore it is or dered thai said assessment be re duced to fSllOO. Petition of lMiniel Phelau for a re duction on liu acres in section 1M, township 22 S, l(. in W., is disal- wed PeijUou of Isab. Wbituev for a tediiction on house and lot, ihe same i;. H'duced as Tollows: Lot reduced to $M.no. and house reduced to Jt.tto, to tal $'tno. petition id' Mary A Jones for a re duction of assessment on lots 12, LI and I 1, block . lioseburg, Ihe same IS hel'ehv reduced lo f I 'o2l. Petition of .Mrs. Clara Howard for a reduction on lot II, I'ruitvale Al diti'Mi lo Itoseburg, the same is here by denied lor the teasoll thill ha id assess men! is not disproporl mnate wilb other land of like character in the same locality. Peiition of Augusta Yollbreihl for reduction on SU'1, of Si: 1 1 . sec tion 2t't, township 2'' S., K. tl W same is hereby red need to $ T. Hie acre to correspond to oilier a lu'-nts adjoining pel il ion of Te. In Idilflion on lot K. Liuilvaie Addition I lo Koeblirg. the same i h.-iebv 'b : tiled tor the reason thai the same IS 'not disproportionate to otln r piop 1 ert v ill I he a me local M ! Petition of H and A. Wolb'ii berg lor a reduction on tract adjoin I ing and abuiiing on La t Lane stieei, ; lioseburg. the Same is heiehy denied for the reason that said as-e --nn n I ! is not dispioportionate to other prop :wtv ol like character in the same o j cahty I Petiiion of Ct:s A Limlbbn.ni for a I teduction on f.u acres asse-.-. d al f to p.-r acre, the same is In rt by reduced lo t'-'2 per acre to conform to otln r , asses-inents ol like chataftel 111 the vimi' locality petition (d .1 T ductioti on S a or Pos. loirg. t In- sa me for the lea-on thn1 conform1 to other ii lit van for :i rc lot 2. block I'i 1- herebv d nb 1 t sanl a- es.iiien . ).es-meiit s ll) th baine block ! Petition itf '!-l l.llll.g'T f.i a ft duct ion on 1 1 liable l.i ml in St t ion -27. 2. -' it ml :: t. tow nr-tnp ::u s . It f. W . tame ,h coriecte-l f.)l lows 1 f, acres at $ ; m :. a' n , nun tilbible. at f'.'t Petition of lb riiard M.- mi for a reduction of a.s.-e.-siiieiit otl 2'T t iO'l t s :. W t loll mi L i in h 1 p : id al-o tu tow 11 hip 2 I In 1 I'll) p. 1, tion of tion on lot Adddion to h.-iebv de,.n" PelllioTI Ot 1 . -d m t ion or Watte- ddi s.,)..e is ln l' petifn.it '-f dm ' i'.n on b. 'J.. Walt P.n k f.. 1 1, bio. k 1 .eebilU', the P. e' I . Ho- lot ion i'i I I' v denied II I I - ii. r. d!itn.n 1111 for 1 iml 1 '., I:. 1 1 tin -an, I e;i -oil iff I : .il-b-l Ml , .I . . bv b d 1.1 Ihat ot ill- propoi - I,t. of hi- id in tin' satin' to otln et adj.. Mr-. A latd thi- 1 we.-k nd Ii V'A nr ri 1 11 if in thin Hide nt to hi) inllng the COUNTY ROAD ADVISORY BOARD VISITED TILLER; WILL ASK FEDERAL AID iHstriet Attorney Ceorge Neuner. County Sui eyor M . It. Heriuond and John liuseii- J bark and I. II. Iirge, mem- 4 Iters of the eounty advisory 4 board, went to the THter vi- cinity yesterday, where they in- 4 pected the road with refer- 4 nif to Improvements1 to be mad. under the county road bond issue. A portion of the t funds raised by the hon nds, Odd. 4" .U to the amount of 1:10, Odd ' A- h:u ImPTi net itililt to iitnirn ve A fid 4 4 the road between Fllddle and 4 I H'imv and the alvisory hoard I . will make recommendations 4 as to what sections of the road 4" Khali tie improved first. I ne j- rciad runs through a rich farming district and it is hoped to eliminate a number ol the bad grades and other port ions needing Improvement as soon as possible. The men examined the full length of the load verv ca i ei'ully ves.Vrday and will make t heir recoin rnendathms at a later date to the county court. . .1. I.il burn. the ot her member of the board, was detained In tbiK 4 city. An effort N being made 4 to secure an additional - 4 odn for this road under the 4 Federal poM roads act. 4 EOOD DRIVE TO BE E si it. ii. r. ititnw says s inxil. I Mil. Ilia III-' I III Ai'Y W II.I. m: I'lii rAiii n nv n t hi its am uhi:k wil l. ri:M i:i:n ssii:muii'AI.i.. EDDY CALLS MEETING TODAY niiiliiitlee to Meet nil Head id Ihive in Hiiiglas County a I I o'clock Work Will He Out lined at Thin Time. That the school children of the I coiinly w ill he I ally prepared toi 'their pa I I iu Ihe big drive, Oclobei 11 to 2. to i'arry out National Food I Adminr u,.lnr lb rl.eil Hoover's pro jeram lm lb- coii.s.-rv al ion ot lood, I WilM III' : I al--1 lie Ml or Count y Supt I O. C 1 trow n I hi-, mot u ing Pb-dgi j card - hy w bo h t be enlist men I ol lee l.lUlllV IS lO be (llll;li', Will be 1. -reived iii a lew davs, and at tins time the leather Will be given thell 1 ml rue t ions and Ihe pu pils will b informed how to present t he mat l.i in their parents j Accord to Sii pi . Krown, ihe sdion i. htldteli will play lb.- leading part it ib" campaign, the ia-k in ibis conn i heiuu inii one mill id Die work ; Alii' b is Im ihi; jnanai;t d b the hiL-h . .-si school authorities ol the stale ! Allt.llieV It I. L'bly is Ihe head o Ihe w ol k 111 I long las County. bow , -v er, a ml will have in cha rge t In 'various phases of I he ca in pa i h ; In-re, nn lud' l in which at- ottn i ' 'IU tlmds o llltelesting Hie JlOU.-e 1 Aiv.-s and of dis-etmiia t ing the infot 1 iiiatioti .'one 1 iniik' the needs ti s;i lood lb- Will tie Very clo-e ilS,M-l d bv Supt. Ilrow 11. It is Ihe plan, according to Supt , 1 1 r f W 1 1 , lo seinl the pledge Cards M (the hu ntilv Ihfoueh Ihe cblbilt'tl I'lhe pillelitS Wilt be lisked by tll"m tl 'sign these caids, which Is a promts) on 1 1n- pari of lln- pa r e ii I s to con -.(V lood wlnnvt-r possdde and Ii ,i--hlnn' lln ( .ov it 11 mtn t to save tin -upplv ot fomls on hand by carrying out Lood Administrator Hoo er'. ill' V ' I '.Ii - III r 1 g a 1 1 1 In ine.i I b-s. a nd w In a t less da v h and other me, is HI I I o 111 I I me lo time presented lln- laid Will lln'll be flilltied b Hie children and it not he r ca r d will be given which is to be kept by Hi p.i 1 -nl- pi 1 1 uii In-nt I . show 1 tic lb. llnv nr.- supporting the 1 i o v r n 1 1 1 1 1 1 in Hie f I coalrol iu Hnn honn f In- -t rnnd ' aid I- 111 the tl.ilUTe of CiMfnafc am) i- to be i.,-.., in coii- pn noils pi ife, prefeabl Ml window 'o ;i lo be s n easnv t ro the ,,.ts,.e A- th- dt iv- i to be made from f n lol.- i 2 1 to 2 V the card w ill be Mfind dntiiii' thi- tune and it 1 -I ihat -verv familv )if tin' 2't. 1 the 1 lilted State" will be I'llll-li d a- tin- rcilil of the dl IV e A committee w ill haw cbari-e of th.' w.ok. ..ml Ml I ddv ha- ,i-i.ei f.H a 1 1 ti 1 at hi nil if in th H.i inii Inn e M. nft. I i d al mi. I o' ( Ktetikaiolle I v 111 null l. I.OM'ON. Oet H The violence of tin Itiiii-h artillery compelled the erietiiV '- eHCiiatlot of O-1 ) ll k il til 1 1 on the S.ilonikl front. It was official 1 ly aiinouticed. ENDEAVOR CON VENTION CLOSES HFST IMOX COXYFXTIOX MKI.1l IX Y KA Its -A VKItY IXTKUKST l(i AXI lSTIll(TIi: FHO t.lt AM WAS FHKSKXTKH TO A I.AIKiK A ITKXHAXCK. EVA LENOX CHOSEN PRESIDENT Annual Flection of Officers ;ivei the Honors ttt Itoseliiit-tf iirl Has lUvii Iitksiil4ut of the Lo ml Oiuanijilion. .ast night closed the third annual .011 v ent 1011 of t he t hristian Kn-d.-avor I tiion, which had been in ne- lon in this city since Friday. Over a delegates from all parts of Hotig- las County were present and one of the most successful conventions held in v ears w as reported. Satur day night the annual banquet was held in the basement of the Presby terian I'hiin li, and a large number worn present. A feature of the hati- iuet was the different after dinner meedies by several prominent mem ber.! of the Kndeavor. The word hallenge" w as the keynote, and each speaker took one letter and uade a word beginning with that let ter the subject of his talk. An un 'isually interest ing subject w as ills--ussed by one member who had a 'otter "a" and who gave a very vital ind interesting talk on "Aims." All 'he di.iisislous were particularly np 'M'opiiulo to the present slate of af fairs throughout the world. The Sunday services opened with 1 sunrise prayer servb-e in charge if Mr. Willis, of this city, after hh h the delegates attended their wn ch un lies for morning service. nna 1 1 untniuton hail charge of the ifteiuoon svrvlce, which consisted of l song service and a devotional meeting, followed by an unusually ihle address on Tr. Christian Kn leavor. Specialist,' by Uev. U. K. lope, which was very much appre tated by his bearers. A Her the ad dress the young people held a rally, id by H. K vend I (taker, of Port- hind, honorary president of the Ore gon Chi Mian Kmleavor I'nion. The feature of the Sunday even ng prouTiim was an nilrress hy Uev. Hates, of Corvalhs. and a song ser vfco by the kmleavor. Miss Hnth Hodge, of Portland, slut' efficiency uipei Inlendi'til, was in charge, of tho rogrum, which was very ably con- lUCt.'d. The annual election of officers? for ho next year was held, and Mi Kva Lmio. a Koseburg girl and incident of the Presbyterian Christ ian Kndeavor, war eb-ited as presl leut of the county union. Miss May aelle WiNoii. a teadu-r in the city -.hoids. was chosen vice president, .ml Miss Addie Wil-on, oT Yomalla. will b secretary. Ib-rnbe Kby. of Sutherlin, was elected treasurer. The nla'e of ihe convention for next year has li'il yet been decided Upon, but it will piobabK be mi)' or the laiger towns of ihe county. MoliM KILLS .IAPWI nK. T0KI0, Oct. X. Two thousand one bumlred and s.-v eni y four per sons were kilb tl ami 77 injured last Moudav In the tetrilic slorins, it was dlicially eliui;ited. - - - o - - - I lil N( II III I t 1st A l TACKS. PAUIS. Oct H . (ii'tiiiun attacks in tin- Craotine and Champaign' dis 'ticts were repulsed, it was officially dad it Artillery is in live on the He- Ui n ami Aisne s.-idots fIRE BURNED SECTION Of RAILWAY TRESTLE AT OAKLAND LATE SATURDAY Ojiiie a serioun fire that delayed vera I trains ami threatened for somo time lo Interfere with thfl m ore men I ot the 1 1 oop t rains and ill other traffic ov.-r the Southern Pa- if n . o- curre.l on the railway -i uli'.' a short distance not Hi of ( i., k land. late Sal urday evening. I he hi .e was dU. overed in time tn pinwiit the strut lure Mom being oe toed and fiiemen and bridge car pent -1 - hurriei) from Oak bind and Kii i'lmm -tion hint the bridge again hi condition to allow- the passage of 1 1 a in. It was said ihat one bent In the t met in e w as a I most com pletely de- trmi'il. It was fiiick ly replaced, how ever, bv the w oik men. Tho oiiL-tn of the blaze Is if III a mystery -i lid w a being in v est I u a ted yealcr dav and today. Late today no report had been made It a first thought Ihat the tint ui al cau-e w as a spark from the brake blocks of a frieRht 1 1 a in. but ol her en ues ere after wards adwim ed and made nubje. t of Investigation The delays of th train amounted tu several hours.