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Newspaper Page TextROSE SMREVIEW BCY OREGON PRODUCTS You aave money and male money when your patronize borne lndua trlea. Oregon products are beat. There are many of Iheni every day rend the little ant adva. iu Tba Review aud have many dollars. My Country Ti ( Th.e, SMt Land f Lib.rty.' Vol. XX. lSi:itl Kl, lKIK.I.AS OHXTV, OKKtiOX, Till ItMHV KVDMVt;, o i:MI!Kl I, T. So. sot WAR TIME OPPORTUNITIES BURG I HAS QUIT iiriti.iv sws fiii.iMxi moki: ii wk I.AIIl DOWN TIIKIIt AIIMs ihii. inii.iiih) 'i:isom:i:s IN Al.l. ALSO SAYS l.-riHI (.1 NS u i:ki: ( An t STAND- NOW BEING MADE ll iv Indicated lYom the Oci'iuiiu i;'Mirts 'Hint Admits Arc lleing .Mailt Against Tuglinniouto l.ivor liel'eiisc. LONDON. Nov. 1. The Austro Hermans have practically tcai licit Heneral Cadurna's TaKliamente Kivi'r defenses. Tin1 enemy's advance hiis hffii checked, according to an inlerpretat ion placed hero this after noon on Berlin's statement. H-r 1 i n claimed that t tit- Hermans storuieTI tho eastern hank defenses on tho Tagliamcnto IHver at Dignao ami Codroipo. indicating Ihat the Italians lire tinnly established. Merlin's si attain tit said fin. mm Italians laid down t li-i i arms, which indicates that the n:;i n s trapped tin Italian third army. iO. (Mill Moiv Surrender. ItF.KLIN. Nov. 1 Sixty thousand Italians laid down Un it" arms east ol tin Tacliamt'iiTo, it was ol'ticiallx st at omen ted. Italian prisoners now total is. i, mud. and F""o guns havi b--en raptured. I.lovil-Heniuo ( on) blent. LONDON. Nov. 1. Premier Llox d-(Ieore- is confident the A us tro-tlerman invasion will ho stopped and the invaders rolled hark Iron. 1 1 alia n territory, so he telegraphed Premier Orlando, at Koine. im:i i: i ii; auoijmii i. WASHINGTON. Nov. 1. The Fl tin. Illinois, buMer hoatd has been abolished The food ad hi in i si ra I ion 'i request to the board to sl-'p price tiMi-L was in. mediately acet cb d to The law of supply and demand will piArr.i butter prices. SMinil Winter hi t.nnliner Mt . .1 V. For d. .Ir.. o'" Cardinnr wa in the city Wednesday. nccom panied by her sister. Mr". Klmira Hall and little son. of Anoka. Minn., savs the Kui:e n- Hoard. They won on their way finm Anoka, xyhere .Mis. Ford had been vi-itinc fur sov eial weeks, and wen guesi at Hit lu.me o .1. V. Ford. Sr.. while h-ro Mrs. Hall and son will spend the winter in Gardiner. PETROGRAD GOVERNMENT IS SHOWING STRENGTH; MARTIAL LAW TOR EINS im:ti:o;i;aii. Nov. I - Tlif pro Visiomil Ko .-milM-llt will pill Kin li.tol nnd.-r Iho jurisdiction of 111' nnrih.-rn front li-i:iu-.' nf th.' n rii-.nl of Kinms!l aill Imrtt In cn-op.-riit. in Hi.- i-viiru.itlon nt r.-rtain points Thi:. timvi' i prolmlily uli'iost inul to ;i :i t;i r.it ion of nmrtinl l;nv Tin- I'ovorai t li is wiilnlnivii (iiimx-ial MiM-rt to 1'kriinia Iitiiu of ilo' ltouiIi ili.-p- of tin' aiitotioiiiv :t. ".to lit. ll IS f : t - J moro ifor oils no iisni'i's uio pl.inio il SEVEN SQUADS Of AIR PLANES RAIDED 10ND0G; DAMAGE WAS NOT LARGE l.HMill. Nov 1 liol :i,.itl'. toll ilm i. .1 lo r if :!' ! London air raid l..-t i, t in S. -n -ri i'l' "f (, rn .m l..ir!tln, foll.m. d a -V st. tniillf r,nir... up tho TI..1T.1.S llr;t;li ami niri-r.if f i s and thiriv I'.rm.-li na chin. im.- I.ai'lo Tlio r..r ol l-ll a rnnlir ion- and .-a r pi til mt S. oral r.. r:i:..n n.ai hin. - p"n irai. d to Hi" In-art of London rioud- Inn il-r-i Ho- d- n fon-i s Tlo- :r-ti-li I - r.- r. poriod as :i!im.im!Iv '.itlit. ioi.-o1-t-i.l- tlo-n.-'im of .(... :.' o k t !.." i- e ni ht kill, d and Z 1 II 'I NEW LORD Of ADMIR ALTY SAYS MANY SUB MARINES BEING SUNK I.f'Ni-'W N' ' 1 l.i ..!. d h..s v.nii. IP .l I ' of ,. !' .fX - -'b- inar U.e. Sir KT:'' lie... - 'old M," ... i,r r,.:,.- i.r.H ti li . - nia d-n -....!. f'ir-t Lord of !b- A-t-i it 'I I,.- pr-- !.t rat.- of -I- To -1,1. a ,t in- - i- f.i.--r t!...t. : b f..re i, T ..A. - n frr. d to pr--.il iin.re.,-H n, production WORK IS ABANDONED AT flSH HATCHERY; LABOR : SITUATION RESPONSIBLE: On account (if tho Inability J to secure workmen, work on : i the North Fmpqiia fish hatch- 4 4 ery was shut down today. t onMderahle work liad been i 4 done in wetiitiK out lo.-" ami -J - limber for the dam a ross tho J j river, but tho t-ons-t ruction or - the dam will bo leit until next 4 J- yunimor. Accoidins to the 4 persons in charge, the a band- oiiment of operations is the J- result of the loss of Loi;i:ini; U v oroiuan A he dnons and t tie J- apparent impossibility to se- ure other men who are need- j od In t ho const ruction work. The nuuiev i- said to lo avail- 4 aide from ""t he state, but rather $ . than undertake the work un- 4 der unstable labor conditions f it was thought best to cease ainstni'tion until next MKANS WAS ivnit ti:i. roXOOIMt. X. C , Nov. 1.- ia on Mi-iins was iinlii'ifil for tlio nuir lor tif Mrs. Mauik' Kin;. HAPPY EVENTS iianv ;.v I'akiii s mi;m ii Tin-: an m ai. i:m:nt in this (III. I. AST NK.HI I II MIS ANI DICOKA I IONS Willi: Al' IMiol'lil VTI-: TO ot t'AsloN. MANY GUfSTS ENTERIAIN1D it)i..e i niiiiie F.i ill ere taed I ,ii -I tub I x era I l-iniiei-I'm lies k Mai ked (he l'csi iiir.. Kveryoiic has been so bn-y lately In: t: u their liit in ilo- uii'iii Nation rtub- mown:. -nr i0 prtpaie It uin jctoi with I ierma u . t 1m t li' t b line has been phen lo tl.e thou.rhts 1 joy-ma k i ni until this week . Although many s:ial Inn lions liib-d the early part ol the week.1 he spirit of in- ri i ment leiuin I l..-t uuht. bein All Hallow s F.w-tt. In n the shade, of that wb-d P-'M ield sway in the h:ghwa and by .vas ol the Spirltlalid ot the o-ca-sion. j I Joll I'aity. The M ise- .1 nan it a Ann out route ami Irn.a Fin k ini;ha m weio lmt- '.. s at a Hallowe'en party la-t ' exeiiini; gien at the home oi Mr. and Mr-. I". T:iinn;ii. ..n Oini.- ' ias s reet. 'Die la n was b aut i t u 1 1 decorated with lantettw and the uual urang" and biro k cat :t, m pk i i: a ml w if i h, i at - and o is. ' Very interest i nu Ua Hies we'e plav ed in wlii' h all loitied until ! oVhn k. w l,eu a hand of spooks made their ttpe. train e ami alter much peruas- io) were ilcltlie-l to pdn in fh fllli.' "Iliao i. ... !... C to. t !!!. te fer colttim.-d to Fie .11 li.-t-li.elit )f the i:ue-ts by tellmi: i. saint fn iir.e-. Sunn t he I'ghi - ' e dim- ' 1,. d ami ll'il-ia ot Holland" told , Mood-curdliim i:i.o-t .t-ira-s. Five f tl.e K.l.-U weie dre .-.1 III fain otitlllt S. Tiiey weie Mai::aiit S'.kes. as the pretty llHlt- H li I iH - ; iiW ir.rl. .elma l. num. -ain l'i"-rrot. the biwn: Mali ' 'an. pin H, r-pi r-.-ented tin- tin " il Madam l;,i:'.-f, . iiu.i.nt i:fb- ll'ild,,'- ; a-i taken b Ne In- Fmh "it. ..lid f.ie J,' Vstl-l l.lll to-t'iee i. M--r ua- uein- ot !,-r 1 h.iii F' Tti K i-.ei 1 Ml i, th,-.e tM,,k p.iM in tl.e "li'ert i:i;m- l,t it! '' e n- t- Fe fn -l.tt.ep.t- 'T" -eT d ill;. I V f - Weie plaved '!!.' I 11 01 !-.. k. .!! ' t !lt( 11.1 P'.y 1 : M ' lt.e !V Id kit- 'le- patfetl tor their ! o:i. T: e p-e .. Hi i'i' t he M I --e - ;..i:ild ne h!k-.'.-. Vej-i Haw-. Ft : . 1 MoT'-. .r- I'. 1 1 1 f'M-tal Faille I I V i'Mlsto' Sel... I'e.irl Iji-kv. th- N : . K: h Cewe.ld- V- ::i ii. 1-. ' - K.ipp Mb. n She- i ,U F:at,k Fa (Contlnupd on Pane Six i SIGNAL CORPS OlfiCER WAS WOUNDED IN LEG BY SHRAPNEL IS REPOliT V -IUV.T' . N.- I I ' ' S.i. -I' : ,,. l i -w 'i- II ,id. i. ot tl,.--,rh..l i ir' ii or- I:. r . oi oil io- 1. . 1 ... 11 i " - 'I I i.o .. k !.'"- ' f-r d a ii,..d--ra'.- m.i.-i-io i it.'l r. i.. .. a - r I. ! i- . i- 1 i . 1 .,.-ii.r..l I .-r-!. i:l- -.'..-d ll..- V-'-.r lo ..,r-' i.t H -i-l- -i .- i. '. orti.td r.-uor'.-d W'i-i:.d.d in l l.it.d I'i.m. 1dtt... frol.t J,..,.li !.. JOHN IVXItkl It. AS !.(H Al. VI Alt TKKMAsTi ii, i:ii:o tOM ri.irn: rm in 1 1: of iti i: .mi:nt toiiav. ai.m siaii:- li:NT OF sTAItllNi. IMUMS. MEALS T0BEEL1TINISHEDT02549 l.a'.t .Miiwmciit W ill IU lti-uor Than riviouly l:M'ti'tl No llrt'aU-f.l-ls Will Hi- m-im-,1 to Mm ill This City. Fa to infoi mation on troop train mo eiin nts to reach here Nov ember -i, aniiKiiiiu'il today (hat the num ber of troop trains lo stop here for meals, had been increased to nine instead of se on. w h ich was t he nu 111 her re ported o-teiday. Th is revised schedule requires that the meals In' provided for men, or .'00 more than estimated yesterday. The complete schedule ami eai t arming; time for each train, as w oi k. d out by Hie ra i I road officials In ring I he past few da s. was r ei wd by local iiat 1 or m a si or .lohn Parker, of the posrhmg t'oniiiiercial Flub, this morning. On Noxember :l. the trains will arrixe at I and : F. o'i loi k p. nt.; on Noxember F it 7 -::h and s-l" o'clock p. in.: on V.iwuih.-r at 1 : ::o and o'clock o. n . hi Noxt'tniier at li'S'.o and m".- n in . and on November 7. one 1 1 .jilt .it 7-e p. 10. There will ho si- -1. ;! :et s lie 1 e for hi eakfat. ' ii . imhiiis v ill si up hero a In ut an hour, w In I'h will afford ample time io M-cire (heir meals. The tu tor in at ion I ei eix e,l by Mr. Pa I ker also M-h out. stat t inii plai n-.-, the homes of the Inell I!) the Xavions niiitaiui'Mt". Tiiex a re as follow : Tl nop.-. ! l oin I hiklallil. I lei ktdey. Alameda and Hixon on first train. Se ond train It.ikersfn-bl. Por terwlle. Hiliuba. liedwoiul Fllv. So ba'taponl. San Kalael. Santa losa. Napa. Sciiora, Stockton. Pla' orv i'te. I Ft m .1 train Kl Feulio. l.os n ',. pasa-b-na. Fourth train San Fnn. Santa mi. 1. Fos Anueles. iveSido. San Mernardilin. Hiuhlatnl. Ne-dles. F' ft h t ra in San Fi amisco. Sixth Train Fre-no. Ha nf or d, THK I nrloni I.) N'nl M.. all. r. : i . . Hill mmm ;Mr- T..T..T. .T..1 VWS Ith.t.KsT Alt TAX. 4 O. O. Jennings probably hail 4 tlie honor of paying ihe hip 4 gest war lax here in aceord 4 a nee with the new schedule , 4 w hich wa put into etlect by 4 the (Joverniuent today. Mr. .lennings shipped a row by e A press to his farm in Yamhill l "ou n t y . an d w as req u i red t o 4- pay a tax of one dollar for the J shipment. The tax was in at (lition to (he regular charges. and was tase on a oharL'o ot 4 one cent for exery I'd cents of J- express charges. Modesio. San .lose. Martell. Aubuin. 1 Hoxvniex ille. Nevada City, Sa ra- j mt nto. I Seventh train Woodland. Wil liams. Willow s. Marysx ille. Yuba City. Marysxille. Sutter Co.. Molita- gue. Quincy. Kedding ami Shasta fo. I Kighth train San Francisco. Ninih train Martinez. Itichnmnd. 'Kurokii. Fkiah. Fakeport, llagby ami Valley Spt ings. LOCAL MAN RECOMMENDS SUBSTITUTE EOR SPRUCE As a result of many tests made xxiih the two materials, J. A. Kirk, local Federal building inspector, yes terday sen! to the uuartermasters' department of Ihe F. S. Army ami 10 the bureau of standards at Washing ton. It. F.. a fecouimendat ion t hat Fori Orford cellar, obtainable in Houglas ami Coos counties, be used as a .substitute for spruce in the con st ruct ion of a oro planes. For some lime the Coxernment has been handicapped on account of the lack nf suitable spruce material, and many Investigations have been main' to find a worthy siibsiiiule. Mr. Kit k has had much experience with the two kinds nf material, and it is hi belief Dial the Port Prion, eeilar is as good a substitute as could be de sired, ccording to Mr. kirk, the eeilar is both touch and durable and also erx liuln. A number of other local persons have expressed the same opinion, and it is thoucht Ihat the recommendation will be fully in Vesicated ,y (be ( 1 1'X I'f 11 III ell t offi cials. Some of the Fori ortord cedar will be used in the flooring of Ihe Federal building. S I Fhapman x as down f i a. (Hide today attending to bit n" matters. DKATII KNI'LL OF PIU SSIANISM 7- ": - 1 v :(.. .iiWiIi. .I Ii-k- !) i '.iiit.-.) of I y ' ,S . ' III' I CO.ADOSTOBONDS Ol PTA I'Pli KOSFlll lUi A M I CI MTV IS I.IVKN A M KIM.IS til" ;t.J n:it CI '.NT AS Itl.sl I.T pi in nn ,ii: ( i i y ltv COMI'WY l'Pll. LOCAL BOND TOTAL IS $263,350 southern I'atilic ApNi-l itius Sum of l.ibctW Itoml Sales A i none, ii hionv-ltosi'biii t.els Creillt loi- Sum oi SIK.trnb Poseburg's total subscriptions to the second Liberty bond issue were raised today to approximately $ii:!, :t.'.u. The increase was added in is morning wrih the crediting to ibis city of $1 !.:!.", in suhscripiions fiom the Southern Pacific Co. It was the local apportionment of tho $l,f. Oi. 1 1 ;. 1 1 raised by the ihousauds or em ployes of all ihe company's lines. According lo the word rereiwd at the Dour. las Nat ioiial Hank, the cr. dil was gixen loday through Ihe Notthv.e-tern National Hank at Pori land and tin- Federal reseive bank at San Francisco There are said to have been l.'i.o'to i-mploes who sub scribed, the sum of all being pro rated to the diit. -rent divisions which w.-re given the credit. A surprising feature, according to the hitolliiatioil eee'd. I', the fact thai Here were texxor subscribers to the second Fib. i' loan than to the Hi-., although the fe-pon-e was much larger The nuinbr of sub scr ile is to the lut loan was e.sti inaie.i to tie 1 T.oou Po.eburt;. as tin- n suit of Ihe ad dllioti to the total amount alread a n ilo u need, i. t h us giv en a '.' per ceiii surplus ox. r the ipiota lived lor this icjnity ItllH.F CITY r KI A. LONDON. Nov. 1 Tin- Itritish bax e captured lb . rsln ba. a Itibb eilx. it was ollic-allx ft a lenient ed. It i;us l.osl. lOKPI iOIP T. PI ,T i; u ; i; A D. Nov I A Turkish l - r pedoboa t was nnk ato I xx o reamers burned, it was oltu ialK an li.. sin d. ho '.ei mi. in- are ret iring lo pre p. red po-niohs on the ;u-a fioiii. i ! - ti'' : ;- . ' iHT&rw'i-j:- -' 4?l X ?-?. 1 r 'tiW' '::ti .Winnie I . iiii.im. C, ll I. GOVERNMENT APPROVES PART Of POST ROAD IN COW CREEK VALLEY U SAI.KM. tre.. Nov. 1 . The 1'edei a I lioverumont has ap J proved a small poul road pro ject iu I bniglas County, nc- cording to notice received by Ihe Slate Highxvay Coin in Is-4- sion. As submittoil to the J- Hoxernmenl, the co-oienvlive f project w as for I T miles on ! the Pacific Highway hot xv ee n Fleiiilale and Canvonville, hut 4 the (iox em ment only up- proxed 'J.4 miles running from 4 tho .lohus ranch south, as the Cox eminent officials ruled that tilts' portion was nil that could ho classl I ied as a post U roatl. The entire project was 4 to hae cos $:;s,tn0. J 4. 4 4. 4-4- oil, WolIKI Its STKIKF. HOFSTON, Texas. Nov. I. Nine t housauil Texas and Louisiana oil I workers struck thW morning. The x or ker-! declared the operators re 1 l ied to recognize I he union and welcome Covernment conciliation. ni voiiiv i ri v has i-:i.i:tion ON I'lisl' I'll IT M V HINtiKON ! mi:i:ii n i.oyai.tv i Won j MIHI1III. IS AtiAINsI' Tin-: I 1 111.11. STRONG ACCUSATIONS HURLED V I 1 : 1 1 1 and HililliH Alleged lo llaxc Had liii-(tet man CminiM tiiMt ! oiinler Charge) f IVll-. I slatiUni Are Mailt'. i NFW Y o 1 1 K . Oct. :t. For the jliist lime since America joined the ! world a il appealed today Ihat an Selection might hinge on the issue of Aniei n an-Mii aud loyalty and the elect loll 1 1 eH IS to Hie lllTlce of J major of the nation's higgesl city. Speaking be i ore a greal audience in P rook I yn last night. Mayor .Mit- clu-l, a Democi at , ruunin g on a tusion ptu'loiin, Hung the accusa 1 ion at .lobll F. Hxlan, Democrat ami Tammanx camlidate. thai Dylan i 'aided ai d iibetied the prie-Herman I prop ig.- :.da in A inerica and associ I ated wnh paid Heriuan agents " XDlchel produced a b-tter he re ecK.- t from Ihe Frn-uds of Peace So- -i- t. hi whn b he said Hxlan's name iwas printed as an hoiioraty x Ice i president . The inavor explained that Die so ciety was the notorious organization fathered by Jeremiah O'LealX, II en i Weisinan, Albert San tier no w imprisoned as a Herman spyi, and otlnr Herman sx m pa Hi iers. i Miiche I declared ' First. Judge H I Ian ia the candidate or William Kan dolph Hearst, the spokesman oT the ( Kaiser iii this country, and Hicondly, he is not personally fitted for t he oil ice ol max or. bill Was selected ob-lx because of bis willingness to obe oiders of Hiose liebiiul him " Di a h-s-er degree Hi.. A merican I ut issue xa injected into the cam p.m'n by Morris Hillijiiit, Socialist ...mini ale. hill. self ll mill bitter Hie Horn Miii hel lor alleged pro ( iermaii i h'l a nt l xx .. r sx mpa l hies. I f 1 1 D in i pee. hes loday assailed t'oloml oo-eell, who is campaign ing lor Mo. In I as ' n presenting the et llif ot Hie -;.lll ot Uiill- t . 1 1 i i, .i.d Pi u--i.iuied autocracx Hi this couiitix lonlb x Fn Id . b, e ;n , . r lo and t- culb ' tor Vml-. Mho has f . . H : 1 Iu mt . in Malt. IIP. forn.etly Presob-nf ibon of Hie port ot New a b 1 1 1 1 d I le nioct a '-v oi need 1: .o- 1 1 as icati " a badoxx A met icati " Jlldl'e 11.1-iM lod.n illM-le'l lie 1 new i.olhuic about Ho- ue "I bis name on the Friend- ot I'eac. b tter head and ,obb d om. ohoi p-tbet- to the cili paii'U bv c.iiluig Milclo-I .( s,,.,II Oil hMll lle, llldereMl. Inell dacioil-. .1 tioble. vib-tv slalldeto'l- " MEDIATOR IS URGING NORTHWEST TflfPHONE TO POSTPONE STAIKE - w i i: m is.'. I nil I ill i' ill-Ik.- i - . . - tol olll...:. hot I-o ' i.lol .loi ,. 1- Ih-M . OH O I. I' I'r.-k. :. -ltv :itt. .-I.-I.h. -I 11. tills' II. d Ho- I'ol I .o 1. ..d. r. in k oi k .. ii.ltiir l lo- Ml.lM, in. I wit . -... imI 1 ll K II. d in-, l.i lniiii.- . of Mril. il.n In the ... .tff.1114. . i: K M'CAI.I,, I OKMKItl.Y OF konhu iti. is i;k.fkau cak- TPPNIST Kbit THK IPHTI.AM lll.lt.KAM YYPKK l Fit ITS ATTKNTIP.N OF IIP4VFK. STILL LIKES A FINE GARDEN I lion. My Talk Willi Olil-Titne .Nitluh lir is ll.-lnt.sl Surrt'M Hns n lniuiiitNl Nalivt1 MrMlovty of Tlllotiltl Ynlln;' 1nil. i Written for The Itevte- by Foster Itutncrt. When 1 walked Into the "news room" of the Kviuiing Telegram in Portland to keep my appointment with the subject of this sketch, he had his hack toward me, bending over the work of touching up his day's cartoon. In that hasty moment hail the impression oi viewing a genius at his work. Then I spoke and Neti I turned and greeted me, and in that greeting there was not hing lo evidence the fact of his ttkill or his fame. It was the same old cour teous "howdy do?" w Inch won him friends in Douglas County and which is making now ones for him in the nielropolis of our state. "Neal, toll nie, for the folks at Uosehurg, sotnet hing about your early life." was my first request. "Well. 1 was horn In Ontario, Can ada, but my parents moved Into the stales when I was five. I was nine x In n we came lo Oregon. As a schoolbov 1 liked to draw. My teach er tried to prevent this indulgence, and my persistence kept me contin ually in "hot water. " Then I asked. "What are the es sentials for success in your line of xx oi k "Aptitude comes first," declared Neil, I hen went on even more seri ously: "After the study of human nature, Ihe big thing Is the will to work. Draxving cartoons is not a get -rich -quick proposit ion. Corn pa rai ively limited demand for the work ma kes compel i I ion keen ami recognition difficult." N'eul Mi-Call was quick to grasp the. opportunity for the cartoonist In bringing Hie real messages of our na tional ail iiiiuist rat Ion before the marines in a manner far more im pressive tiinl of quicker understand ing than the printed page or spoken work. Herbert Hoover observed tho genius of this former Koseburg boy early iu the food conservation cam paign. Hoover asked for the orig inal drawing of the "Stop, feeding him or you get nothing more from mi'!" car loon. October 24th, Neal received Hoover s autographed pho tograph, cabinet size, and above the signature were these wortls, "In ap preciation or the original cartoon and in recognlt ion of the splendid co-operation extended to the food ad ministration." Neal McCall reside In the suburbs of Fast Portland with his family. And he pracl ices w hat his cartoons stand for food production and lood couservat ion This nu tu rner he rented two vacant lots ad joining his home and grew all kinds of garden truck, including some 1H sacks of spuds, in his leisure hours, w Inch are few, for a real cartoon every 1 hours is a real man's job. This Is the Neal McCall w lu was one of us lor -a years - rancher, market gardener and fruit grower ami cartoonist. 1 never asked Neal about the correctness of that last ' word, but I feel sure that no matter whether engaged In drying prunes or growing market truck, he was all the j while "making pictures" with which 'to entertain and instruct the world. 1 The lesson of perseverance which ,.eal Mci all has set for the youth of ( today should prove of great merit In every boy with a talent for drawing. ! Dance Tomorrow l Aciilng Mr and Mis. I'tank Lilburn will give a dam nut paitv tomorrow even ing in honor of Mr. and Mm. Carl laxb.r and Mi. ami Mr?. Fred llnrk new4, the houseguests of Captain M. V. Ha. kett and family. About I '- couples are invited and an excep tionally Jolly time is expected by .all AMERICAN TRANSPORT TORPEDOED RETURNS TH PORT WITHOUT LOSS ' WASIIIN.1TON. Nov. 1 Tho ii..iii li.iiiiiort h'inliin i wui. lor- .. do.-d In (....ifn at.'r whilo ii.iiiM Hiitil l.oiiinl, mo S'tTitary Itan- i. -l-i Htininiiii'.'.l. No ln.-s w-r. lost mnt tht- trati!. piui roio li.-.l a for.-ik-n pint nnl-r lis own stoitni, with iluiiuipp nlik'ht. Iio t no-til illsi,ilrhi's ntat. that nu -iilmiaritio win neon Naval author!- ii. s nr. wnndortiiK If thp t;riiiaiili hate adopt. it a plan of hiding - -aiilt!t on trun?.norta.