Roseburg review., November 02, 1917, Image 1

t REVIEW
WAR TIME OPPORTCXrrrtS
There are nmiiy of them erery day
rued the little want advs. in The
Review aud pave many dollars-
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.u lave money and make money
when your patronize borne indue
tries. Oregon produce! are best.
"My Country Ti of- Th, SMt Land
Vol.. XX.
HOsKIUU.i, linK.I.AS (XH NTV, OltKt.ON, KlilliAV V. Kl;, Mi llll It , iimt.
Xu. 2H.
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ITALIANS CHECKING ,
AUSTRO-GERMANS
I'MTKII I'lJKSS CAlll.KS TKI.I.S
in i in: iii:iiiim or ihi:
i.iika ii.v ihtm.mhiiikii
II U.IANS l WITHIlli AWAI. or
"I'll n:i AltMV.'
FOUGHT AGAINST GREAT ODDS
Artillerv iMK .Now In Prome... Aloiiu
tin Tauliittiienio River Kiln
mill I'rcniicr Aif Now ui
llir Uaitle I rml.
Hv -John II. Hour-lev. I
llOM E, Nov. J. Tli- unparalleled!
heroism of the Italians made pos- j
Kible tin- withdrawal of (j-'i)t-ra.
dorna's third armv practically intact. !
Tin withdrawal of the third army is i
a strategic feat una pproached in any
war maneuvers. Practically en
circled, the Italians cut theniM-lves
out , t itht ins day aft r day vit bout
com nl.i i n t . enduring an uvcrw hel ni
int. su periority in arms a rid men.
Infant r , cavalry, a to phi nes and
inolorc.v cle detachments may nif iccut -ly
fa rod ptvat masses of the enemy
iiiiii! the main hudy of the third ar
my could safely withdraw. A cer
tain sect ion of the army held t he
Isonzo heiL-hts when Hie approaches
were literally alive wm!i the enemy
1 letaehlliellt.- eliar--! t ''Tt .1 i!l
deal ll Ml t heir cot I' r.nles could s
cape. rutin. Are IN-puKed.
ROM E, Nov. 2 Italian e.infirr
repulsed enemy pat r ids aloi.L' t lie
Tatzliam.-tifo River, it w..s oiTi'-ia lt
stateinetited. Ai t ilbrv inn is reripro
cal. OlViciiiU lit I innt.
ROM K. Nov 2.- Ktnr Victor
Emmanuel and I'remier Orlando are
at ihe front, it was announced.
wil l, m an i r seattle.
SEATTLE. Nov. 2. Mayor (".ill
instructed the police to clean up Se
attle. Policemen will he stationed in
v. tv cite, i ri it in danee halls will
he closed immediately, (.ill aims to
lllilke Seattle sale r..r the soldier.
iMi'i.o i: position.
LONDON, Nov 2 Cer.eral llnip.
reported minor Hrit ish opera I ions
so nt h and v est of l'a-chehdaeb'
Soul he;; , of I'oclcapelle Hie llntish
slitht ly im p: iv. d their posit ions. A
number ot (.eru-ans wen- prisoner!
Has Ket in-iittl Met
A rch ! A ma don 1 el 11: lied here
la:t evenitiii from the lHamuitd Lake
ieitiity. w here he has been employ -e,
!or t lie past it ni pie ot months
He w ill lea e in a few da s for
Cortland, wlieie his parents ierentl
located.
Weinie Itoast 'I'oniuhi
Miss Leila Lent, the fa-ulty ad
visor of the Senior Mas, will i;ie
a u eiti ie t oaM to the members l
t he Sen 1 or rlas This e en mi: i
Maple Oiove The whole il.isv t- ill
;lc I and . option. ilh uood titm
i- vp-te,L
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
ELECT OFflCERS FRIDAY;
CLirrORO BEMIS, PRES.
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fills ;l ll'M x.'sl.l'l.n .ift.M 111. mi
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NEARLY IWQ MILLION
DOLLARS IN FIRST PAY
ROLL Af CAMP LEWIS
CAMP LEWIS. Tacoma. Wash..'
Nov. 1. Tlie first pa roll fur Na- ;
tioual army men at Camp Lew in w ill
uttal approximately J 2,0110,0011. Mus
ter rolls art- now bein-j prepared,
and as soon as t he a re t unshed
work on the payrolls will Im-.'iu. The
pay days have not been announced.
With the exception of men who have
been. dichari d tor physical reasons
there has not been a pav roll at Camp
Lewis and 1 he majority of 1 he new
soldiers are feel 1 11 e the linaiuia!
sirincenci .
Two hundred and forty men at
Camp Lewis who are opposed to ac
me lighting will lie transferred to
hospital units.
More than :!d" colore men ar
rived at Camp Lewis today. Kittv
more arc due tomorrow, which "will
about complete the colored iuota.
Major Edward li. Lowndes, chief
of the I'nited States Marine Corps in
the Pacil ic Coast states, i! h head
unariers at San Francisco, visited
Camp Lewis today and expressed
himself as favorably implead wiih
:he enthusiasm and disirdiiu- m.iiii
!est'd in Hi. new army.
The working lore of the Hurley-
Mason Company will be cut down
about l'.'Mi tomorrow, leaving 2"im
n the payroll.
vhi isIonai. .o i:i:nii.n a-
NOI S( I s I II IT ow l; TO I V
M TTTI i:i iti:i:ai. CONIH
I loNv III .l I W il l. IM( NO
l I l I Wolik I N'I II. pi:in..
WONT MAKE SEPARATE PEACE
(oiled Stall". I A ideiic("o Her t ait b
ill ltii.iu' I lit ill e ll.V Letiiltim
H r S.;i.TUI.(.llo. so ii W.iv
AiiiHtiin. d U t Mlii iaU.
lit i;. .i.t. .i. n. ii.i. i.
W ASlll'i;ii).N. N..v -J Tin
Uussiiin Knil.ii:is iiiini.iiiK.-il Ukii
utiilt- l.'iiipoliii il vi it h.l: ii.v mi; llm.i
iir'.iv.' inilitiir (.itl t M-i l.iii mil. Kui.i
Mini.) not In;, lit- it : .'p.i I ill.- (.. iii't
Til.' KmiImm- iiilinillcil lliiil I!..- ir.
Ill' li I o u Mliuvl.' to .'-lillilwh it
tiil.U' Km .Tn on in iitt'T ;li- r.-vol.i-l
tori hint wuiii on KiiM.i.i. I nul
tl.-M "HI1IE ill l.'ilfl IllLisiil is sluint-
iiiir 11k- bui'iii n ot iictiw wiirliir' on
ill.' iilli.'s' -liiiiil.li i s. S. i-r.-tiiry of
Stiili' l.iinsini; .l.rliii.',! iiny stulo
no'lit lliitt Kussiii liioi ;tit llo' Will- is
11 lit i I 'l II I1U .1 11 11 lit I'll
I nit ii-iil iiu' tli' A iin i i'-ii n liiith in
llnssiii. llo' Tr.'iisinv I it'i;t ri int'iit
.ililloiiiH-t-s tliiit :t wont. I ii i.i liol :.' ii
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r K. t' n k .is !'-.!. i rini; lliii' l;us
i;i ii'ii'-l t.iin llif war tini.l.n- o.r
to In.' iilli. s. criiit.'il roiisl. niiit nil
li'Tt . Ktlssii. s ;..il 1 i. i p:t1 ion is i;i,
...ri,.ri h'.'-iiisf ot'.- ,i',.l .i !i;t!l !..!
Hulls ol I ..-rili.i It-, A't'lil.lls illi'l
lurks ;ir L'iii-.'.l on ll,.' I:n--i.ni
:i -ill llu .i.iti ,..i.f woul'l r. ..i
Jl'.ll foi.fs ot T.'itoiis loi ..n
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ilti- Knitn ll r iml.li.' St. i . - to wilt, 1
l''ll;l. mil's III'I- Ji.-llil" i I-- u n l.ik.n
KiissIh Out tor li.l.'.
l.tlMiiiN, No. J I ; ii - - i .i uill not
I'k'lil tills wi'lt. 1. ... ..111.;;, I- li.'i.v.'
U'.-li, IS f'i.111,1 , 1 o'll .i .i " lli , I '
'.iiii-r r.tii.-liiri.. I'r. .in-. i.ii.l Hi-
I ni'.'.i St.it' - ii ii-' 1" ir Hi.- I.tniit of
;i.' nr.
Mr .iml Mr- T I. hi. or v. . i
1,. 1 I Kill ti. I'"" I. lO'lll ., 1
. t;.i itit i.. 1. :- :i. i . ,i i ' . i -.
COAST ELECTRICIANS
Wlil STRIKE TONIGHT
IS THE INDICATION
S N Kf; W ' h .o 2
UiKe ol eleelM. Mo k-'- o
I'.O ,f I I i' I'ttOIlt' '' hi! M. Ol'
,.-U ;1' Im nti t"-, y) t m 1 .
1 1 ' ' ' b. '..T i.-- M,-.,,..-
K-.l .il M- d ,.t..r !: - - ; r- -..i
".!.''.! 'I !.-) pr ' .-!
v-il'd i"-,ri'.M ' '..I- to ii ;t ( ' -M
-a a- : -id i' .
.,r- ii' .'!
ill t I; imii- I lien.
SAN !; W' m : t;
I'.tr,?,! .;; A T- t !.:.'. ' o -
.iti . will I'll re'orti1 if ;;:...
ojwr.iti'ts" ';r,io'! '.i.'I'-i ,.r. r --urie,
'ii ;-. ml M.in.eftr y jl:i
inn -a id in T irrut u tlr n M d ,i''r
l.rM propo-.l
J.A. WALLACEDIES
Will. KNOWN I.Oi'AI. MAN
i-m:s away at iiomi: on
I'OWI.Ki: VI l:l:l T AITKIt A
i:e ii.i.mms 1 1 m iiii.
SATI IthAV AKTI.ICMMI.N.
HEART TROUBLE BRINGS DEATH
IUh-cjim'iI Leaves Wife ami Ihiiinhler
II ic other i;-hitics W ill Not
lit I'lt'sent I'litiei ttl nt
I iitlertakiiiu raihn-..
.! Aldison Wallate. known better1
to Ins many friends at "Ad." a '
painter by 1 1 ade but for the past
cewTjl week- a clerk at Keeker's
e.u;.i store, lied suddenly at his
home, .".-il I'ow ler slieet. at T:4o
oh lo. K t his morn in I e,it h v;ls !
due to asthma ami heart failure,
h is con d it ion yesterday belli n con
sidered ot no more conseiiuenie than
an ordinary aitatk. l-'ew of his
; riemls k nev he was ill.
Mr. Wiilhue was 1 tl years old and
had liwJ in UoschurK for the past
seven ears. He ram' hei from
Hi -anile Kails. ash., in 1 J 1 0. and
has si in e follow ed ariou ocenpa
tions in this it. lie leaves a wile
and daiiiihter. Miss Audrey Wallace.'
in this eii. and a son. Max Wallace.
c C'-irr.i.i. Th- latter will prob-
b'; '"t he present at the f unci al.
' ' " I i : alt '-rnoon the funei a I
: t tin L' oh to k Saturday af
ii ; ' t !ie h.i pe of t he lo al
'i ' C iiti; p:;i loi s. KeV. E. W.
a ri in::ton w ill ondm t at the ser-
iee-. and interment w ill follow at
the Masonie eenietcry.
Mr Wallate was born at Veruil
City. Mo., in IVbiuary. lsTl. lie
i es 1 1 i eil in that ii inity for some
!!ne and a Mei w al d-- lived at Wh h
it ,i . K anas. here he was ma tried .
The i uiiily later moved lo Washing
ton, whei e t liey I i ved for t wo years'
1 e! ore - om II'K to Uosebur. 1 II
Kansas Mr. Ualla-e was etma'-'ed in
t lie h;i rd ware and implement husi-m-s
.iml was at one time the owner
oi a l.iiue e-tablislillient. Oil a--
roiitit of his illness, however, he
as torce 1 to mve tip his bn-iness
:(ntl inoe lo the ht. lie b-aves
in addition to bs i mined in te lamih,
Ii is .i t etits in A rkanos, a hi ntbei .
A I: red Watho e. of Kelmoiit. Kati
- i- and Lai 1 alla e. il Sprini;
:ield, Mo. lie al.-.o lea.is a sister.
Mis. Eliibetb I'oh.Ttsoll. of Culh--rie.
Okl.l.
Mr. alia, e w.(s well know n
.ihoiit t h -s i ity. w here he w a ;il
w.i an ititei e-te.l and a t i e cit i
' en. He wav hiuhly rs td and
Won the est ee;n cl all W ho k'tlOvV
hitu bv his kindness ami onsblera
tion lor others and b his honorabb'
. de.ilill;--.- W Ith llis li'UoW tl I fit -
Ld. Cooper, ot Roberts Creek,
was I r.in-acl inn business here tola
r C IL lhul in from South
I leer Creek today h.i lep.uts to his
spr.iy nit: ein-'in-. He is t-rv busy
now spt ivinc hi- orchard tor I he pre
eni ioli ot anihrartne-e.
JAPANESE SOLDIERS NOT
TO BE SENT TO BATTLE
FHONTS IN EUROPE
, r.t II 1C roi.T. Nov t I'.iron
Tatietaro M .mMih. h ;id of th- -lap-
,,H- e Ilh;. tie). ,1 ft , I f-' Hill thilt il fTi d
!,, r, toilav. -.i.d tonii'l.t Hi.it it ,!',
in po-- ihle tor ,l,.',.!i lo send i i it .ir
it. . ' alii ihe .i Hi' s on t h'' Kiiioi -.iil
tTt.:t.
1 ; . f M.e f.. e . ' phy -M 111 IM.pOS
ilnlitv .l.ip.in 'ho'iid ie toolh;ild.
. Mc-rti lo t- a a vLpi-ihumai. ttitt
ut v, i .J t i .,r -! tt -he -p e.ii!
i, e . v! -ted." If rphnio d.
w : would i !, n pr ot. .i th.- it tit
! I ;. i -i t- r. .: i t 1 1 1 t N'.ttt d '
I: (Ton M- l-'"' --'d ti,.,t Ihe irie.it
if-'.u," ,tf,,! tj,. t,.id rohdit.oh o! t lt-
I .1 '1 - -Mb r ..I n Til il W -i V -I Of e Itl ' lie
, ..v ot reitru- t i- I: -mh. f -r
on- - th i'-. r ti-- ' ' ' .Id no' b'- -hp
; I,.-. .L....:.. I.owevel. he S...-I.
:,. d h .-Ibtw itik- b l to
. rVl II.' -'iti' T t (I t l oop- to ' tl''
in. h' .1. .!: hi- P' b. i pb-dee
1 1 Ih, in Ih - r . fi.it .ii."
' ; tl Ml' Vi-'M'' 'it 'I ; U "illi
,11 I i i ; -. : ;.. ' ll IM- '.tl. lltee.l
NEW CONTINGFNT OF
U.S. TROOPS HAVE
RU'lAUD FIRST IOT
' I ' I v. IU..M ".'' i:TI.I;.-
I i , J I I r-t . ot.tit.r- '
,,( ,..,,!- -.lit i' to t I.'- t I " 1 1 ' I. .
'.. . ii w i :, ri. .v I, . li- 1 1 .,.,.
i.-, .. r,i 'I.- ' '! ' r-' " '
it. ..I. !.' w.i - .I -. .'. .1 1 1 1 .,t,ir ti.
tt.r.;.!,- 'II.. I'.ti.rnl li.i.ltli ml
II 111 lie I.! tl," A.I . Ill .Itl. I lAl ell.T.t
CITY IS NOW ON CASH
BASIS; CALL MADE fOR
OUTSTANDING WARRANTS
With a call issueil hy City
j ej Treasurer Corinne C. Alley
4" r'r a" outstanding w arrants
I "ll M' Kneral fund, the city
I of KsebuiK is free from cur
j -f 1 fit indebtoiness todav. A
I ! short time ai;o a call was
, inale for all warrants issued
! J pritir to October 2nd. and now
J. with the second half of the
4- KMieral tax distributed to the
j. city, all warrants have been
f paid. The funds on hand will
f also probably be sufficient to
keep -the city on a cash b:sis
for two or three months.
TOTAL OK Lllll ItTY ILOMlS I'l II-
llsi lk III i;i; is -J7o.Tr,o
lntlt.l.AS NATIONAL HANK IS
IH SK.N I I D AS IlKI'OMTOltY
I I TO Wloo.ooii.
WILL NOT CAUSE A SHORTAGE
Nearly All ihe War I'mihN Ate K
MiHleil in Tlii otinit), so the
War Loans W ill Not Ciuim
Money Siriiitein .
Koebiirt ami vicinity purchase! a
total of JJTo.T.'.it worth of the sec
ond Liberty loan bonds The final
s ports of the several banks today
were:
IHmij.-1.is Nal ioiial Itaiik . . . $ t I ",ti".o
DoiiK. Nal. Hank. S. Co.. in.Ilati
Ko-.huif Natmual Hank .. HI.himi
l'iupiua Valiey Itaiik a.'i.H-.O
State V SavliiKs I tank . . . 1 !, lu
Total 27lt,7.riil
This is STO.TfiU in ex-ess of the
a pport ton im'iit for t li is com in unit ,
or :! .i per cent above the requiri -nints.
Some p-ople are said to be
apprehensive that this law Libeiiy
loan tund Is likely to cause a in v
t liortaK' here, This, bow i it, h;
Very iinprtdiable. ll u;is mal' known
today that the Pour las National
Kali k has been designated as a d ,
pository of Co ernitient war loan
funds up to $ I imi.imih Thus this
hitce sum will remain Inn- tor a con
siderable time at b-ast. Other banks
may also become custodians of war!
funds until same are call d lor by
the ( i overt) men 1 authorities.
No one to d he alarmed about a
money shoelace on account ol these
Liberty loans Except for the nHual
pay of the soldiers who are abroad.,
praetienlly all id these hue,e wai '
loans will be expend-! itl the I nited
S!:ilcs I;.' n the loans ot billmtis ol
dollars to our aliu s are expended in
Ibis eoiifllty lor supplies Hence re
pe.iled w.ir loan- do hot a ppt lit bi
redlll-e Ihe ; i ,i 1 1 . i tl 1 e cash or the ma
te ntl t lllii hi I.i I re-olliees Of I h is
country
I
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I'l. I s LL CKS I I Ll Ml I Ih
W SIIINi;ToN. Nov 2 The
steel ;ind coii I -hoitaK' is foreini; cur
tailuieitt ni the inanul.i' lure iif pleitv
1 1 r- automobiles and u nadju tment
ot lb- wbob- automobile hii-ine-., it
w it ii n nou m ed The War I ndu
i ries I to. i rd and motor ma nutaet ur-er-
a i e discuss int.' t lie it uat ion
- o
Ti:i L IN roNcoiRi.
t'ONColilh N. II . Nov : C.-.vton
. .in- will he in- d lor Ho- uinrder
of Mis Kint' her-, in his home
town Ihe court 'bund the slate'.,
motion to r move the c.ise to an ad
join ihv eon ni y
TWO HUNDRED MFN AT
CAMP LLWIS RMUSt IU
FIGHT FOR IHE U. S.
Ham p.i-
J. at , .i . I... h . ti I .,i . Morn- .1.
.in' i iimiit-- ,,.i..' nilii U
J. ;'a--. -in-. o -, ii,' ii trout .J
I. I .imp 1,1'UI. Win. ' l' ll-ileil .j-
.J. a, , ol,-. etili.iii- ol.,.'' 'oi ' t" .J
War The .I'll. I,.!. ..t i: '
.. .!,. i ei i in il to " i 'im
lot ii,- ami el- iHi'l' t "I i, t (.
t. , J i .. i 1 1 , I t,e Th e tl - II .He oil "
f. t'elt Wll'. lo Se M.'XIiO.
.. Wli.-r.' t ' Will he lli' IK 'I to .J.
. I. ie. ire o' tl.e Wo lllll. 'I k .j.
J. ot 1 1., rum.' illi. 'I i,.v , il .j.
r,' t I.' l.',.e L'Htl- 'I'n- I- .1 N
I- 1 iealljt Oil of Hi" la I !
' ..,1 ..IT I..." t n'I.ellt I- f,,ltlk' .J.
I T . I O I ' ' A .. I Will, t ' K 1 l. J.
.J. t.-rti itl, itl, ,11 lo I ..I,. I .j.
.T. I,-- v. v ..'t.-'tlll'. l,Ti. I -V-
J. i. ,,4'i, .,1! . .I'-it'lli.' tie ..v 4
, l T
W"t"I"l'H"I "M I i .;..iH..H"I" j
PERCENT EXCESS
CAPTIVE HERE MAY
Mil hil l Ol INK AKItKMS 0.
I T iKl'Vtli: T II 1 1 : K A IT Kit A
1 t llANi: AIIOIT M ill I is i.wr
i K I IV(.-M V ALSO UK HANK
1 liOltHllt.
ROBBERY CHARGE -DENIED
Voiinu Mail K Mispcrlisl nt Motor
shop t.aiaue Mlicrr is Nolitbsl
ami Kxcitinu Chae l ollows
on Ihniliis Mreel.
After considerable searching about
t lie city, concluded by an e ven my
ehase in ihe sidecar oi a moioi cle.
Sheriff Ceort:' yume at about S o'
clock last i-veiiiiiL linallv aiiesled
Henry Lane, ated Is. d Santa
Monica. Oil., a motorcycle thief and i rliarpetl with iniscondiicl in office,
believed to be the highwayman w bo i conspiracy lo commit inurder. and
last Monday afternoon held up the fontetupt of court, in connection
cashier of the First National Kanki' primary election riotina.
af Springfield and robbed that insii- ; o
lution ot 4ua in gold 411! curt ncy. j
The arrest was made on East Pout;- I
las street, where I lie sheriff in an !
autiliary car attached to the motor I
cycle of Lilts Miller, an employe of
Ihe Motor Shop Carafe, had traced
the suspect. Vouiik Lane at the
time was not conscious ot pursuit ,
a 111 allowed I lie off icer to overt a lie
him, when lie stopped to adjust the
mechanism of his own motorcycle.
The boy sa (be game 111 an in
stant, however, aild helote tile pur
suers could le.n h him jumped on his
stohn machine and started to t 111 n
111 1 lu- street in an etlort to dode lin
ear behind. Kut lor the iihck ac
t ion of Miller, his joe key iug nut: hi
have been successful. Miller droe
his car in f 1 4111 1 ot the stob n machine
ami crowded ihe thief into tin curb
lie was caught iiii-kly about (he
arms by Ihe niticer and in another
ilislatlt the captive was on his wa
to jail.
Elmer Jenson, of Eugene, tin own
er til the car, was shortly afterward
notified of the capture, ami he tir
rived here early t his morning. .1 1 1
sou said he had bdt his car some dis
tance oil the road across the river
I rom Eugene Tnesd.iy morn tug and
d:d not learn ol Ihe tin it until noon,
at least two hours a I lr La lie ad
m it i e having taken it. Lane did
not ib-uy (he ih-lt of the motor-!
c cle toil a V , but d hired po-it IV e
that he had 110 connection with the
b.ink robbery. His description, how I
ever, conloiuis very closely W'lHl that I
ol the lone highway man. and the
oil leers are siiongly suspicious that
he is the guilty p.irly
When searched Lane was toiind lo
have two knives, ., ceiils in moiic)
and otlo-r articles of liitle coiise
UUence. The knives are b In ved to
have been taken Iroiiithe plant ol
the Everliesh Company al SiiHe rlin.
w here t he boy w i irked for a day
hel ole com ing to I; use bill f T hen
Were 110 ariicb-s on his peison to in
die ite that he was a bank lolde-r 1101
w as t lo-re mil money. He is a I so
suspected ot th- burglary of the
home id H I. Smith, at Siilb.-rhn,
W hlcll ocelli led Wed nc - da V a ft el
noon, although he was ho! found to
have anv ol the mi. sing ailielt-s on
his pi-rson
bib' 1 he ab - ' in e of any v iib-nce
as to the more l ioils clinics seem,
to poiul Ihit Ihe boy's story is cr
reel, the ollieel- -fill heee ,, ((.
young m. mi is w.irv enough to en-he
the goods a w;i until he h.is in.oi
his e-r;,p.. while the olll-ei. ;i e hoi
oh his tl.tll 'Ihe Eugene olhiers at
Ohce colirjected Hie theft ol the tllO
torcjele with th' bank toblnrv
Lane rea ln d here aboul 7 o'clock
la-t eveniiiK ami took his car to the
Motor Shfip 'l iiige (or repair 'I Im
n ilo es had been not il ted id the
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do w I'll t he I,., i,k ii'faii 1 1,
put ttio'll'h a llioto.i.'h li
Sheriff I'aik. r. iii. 'I w ill IhIi
n-nntiniica on Ptge HI I )
W III
1 1 1 II
LOCAL YOUNG MAN IS
NOW LOCATED IN FLOR
IDA IN AVIATION WORK
j Word has been received here thai
Jesse It. Hodges, sttti of Mr. and
i Mrs. .1. C Hodges, of this city, lt
n w in 1'ensai ula Khtrida. The
youni: man formerly attended t he
i Kosehurg High School an) was very
popular here. After enlist inn In
the Army, he w cut to Idaho ami
l rum there w as sent to Kansas,
where lit took a course in enincei
itiK. from wh it'll he Ktaduated with
a IiikI) rank. Later he took up avia
tion Work, in w hich he n now en
Kaged. He expects in the -iurse ot
lime to be sent to Era lice for war
duty.
A few days ago he sent his
brother, Everett, itl this city, a baby
alligator, from Elorida, but the ani
mal lived but a short time.
WOl l.lt IMCI II MAYOR.
IMIILAHELI'IIIA. Nov. 2. The
It: rand Jury has r'cmm'iided the
i Impeachment of Mayor Thomas
' Smith aud the removal of I M rector
of Euhlie Safety Wilson. Smith Is
T
I.OCl. I'KltSONS ICK( KI K Wltl
Tol Til I TWO MII.I.ION
AIKK HISINI.SS MKN H' KAN
SAS CITY WILL AltlilYK III Ki:
IN A I I W lAYS.i
MAY INVEST IN LOCAL TIMBER
en Are ltclntics ot II O. Ihimeter,
of lioiiiilas County Ahslracl Co.
I)jie Iteeii Inleiesled in
Timber Here.
Tlinl
w i I III II
million.,
I.li.li ,li.:
Kosi'liill'K will he visili'il
i hi' ni'Xt li'W ilayH by two
iri luiiil.iTiiit-ii. who an
alining tin' l.i'Ht Known
Ini-lii.-- in.-n hi tin' I'lilli'' .Mtilill''
Wi'Ml, all. I that a lilK im i'kI nii'lit
ill Iin aulas I'.iulllv tlinh.'r may Ut' i
tin' r.-Miilt. was i li- jnii-poi l of a iiii'rt-
.;n'.. i i 'il lii'ii' this miiriiiiiK.
Thi- n an' 1 1. 1 lis ami II.'I 'ikiii
liii'iks, nl Kansas t'lly. Mo. liroth-
is of Mi '. II. I-:. I'.UKi-l
lilv. a". I llllrli-s of 11. t
IIIIH
aritelei .
.if Hit. IiuukI.is I i i i ii I y Alislra.t ( o.
Xrioril UK In wiinl ii'.i'Ur.l Ihlsi
im. i nun;, I hi' mi'ii an- now in Call
riuni.i ami an' niaklin: llinr way
in. nil. Iii'Iiik I'liriiiil.' In this i-il.v I"
vixl Im x" I Thi'V ! li''-''
liii'i' .ai-H alio nil. I al that timi'
ma. I i. 'ally il's nli'.l I" lini'sl In Ihi'
llii.li.'i- i.-Miiini's nl Ihi" iiiiinty. II
, l.i'lii'M'.l llii'y an' no "ii llinr
svav In Itii-i'liari; I.i .any mil lli.'ll
l ..llllsl'.
ll.rinaii liii-iks Is ,i.'-l..'iil nl
Ihr In- liii.'.-n Kasl.-in ll.iili.ia.l.
ni,l al-o of Iin- T.'vas. (iklahiiliia ti
I Ka. I. in Tlii' two l.ii.lh.i- all' lii'
ii, iatfil tniM'lht'i- III many of
1 .p. rat im ii-. ami in a.l.lnii.n I"
i mil I a, l i in.'-, uri- int.-r.'-t
their 1
their I
d In!
and '
I -t'-.ci.il w n. nl. -ll w a 1 1' fa.H.ll'.t
strum of liimleT yards thru
Ml. I. Ill- Western stales. Tlleyi
ie lllll. I. er lllll!- 111 tile S'llllh
ales, w hi- Ii are annum the
in llial si'.tiiiti. I
i isll im; here and IIIJlklllK a j
Hi-iiei Mull nf- Ihe tllllher.
i, men w III . iitlllnne nil their I
lill 1e-l
Afte
I". rim
the l
,;, ,, , far in Seattle, w lie re t'K'yi
Il,,le -lll .llliel lllleie-ts. TIll'V I'X
t in x i h 1 1 at annus p. .ml- 111 I ll.' ,
, h.iW el i . IHIil Will -lnp .11 sev
,.,,rl ..iher pinlil- Ti'i va-Mlnin a
,:i 1 .me., pill I."'. S I'i.II.iW ll
ih. -II .1 it to Seattle, they w,ll prl
..1,1 retain lo Hi'ir home.
T'.e l.lolll.'IS iae both I II HI
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with ii
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oil lli.'ll
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-Ill, -I, Hill, .1
a ruiiiiher
l.le
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lornier o.-
I lslt is I.eillW
l.lenil.le Interest
e-tni,ite.l 111 M.'l
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the
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perfo
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by
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IMCAI TEO M K.N KNROl TK THHL
IIKItK MAY II K ItlHSl KltOl S. IS
ItKPoRT ItKCKIYKIk TODAY
OW NERS SHOl l.l W ATCH Al -TOShKI'RKIATMNS
KKAR Kl
LADIES ARRANGE TO SERVE MEALS
Itiil ('m.H nml lliiiioi' (iiianl
It.'tlily to ri'i-fiir-l SiTvice-NniiilM-r
of Men oil TrniiiN
I. liirrtHMNl.
Art
I..H..H--I.I.I-I-HH-H-I-1-I-
f
U lltMMI 'll Al TOISTS
OwniM'ti of uiltoiiiol)llii take
(-aie that inurhinei are not
li'ft In tli vicinity of the ilepot
ililiiiiK tht pusHaK- of troop
tralliK. Tilt HUKi'htion in
hasi'il upon expiTiiMU-t) with
pri'VioiiH solilU'r trauiH anil tire
ililoi'tiialioli rei-t'htnl toitay
that in. il loiupilrtliiK the new
iiiovi'ini'iiL ai-o ouiik anil
without iliiH'iplim'. C'onsiiler
aliln llvliness 18 exiierleil.
I'rerniitionii JIre ailviseil If dani
am or Iohh is lo be averteil in th
lianillllil! of thfl ilrattfd nu'n whlrll
lire i iiiuiili' Hi ruiiKli here from Call
iornia to Aineriran luike ilurliiR the
next few- ilays. Late informution re
KaiilhiK the i'liiirai-ter of the men Ii
ihat they ale exieptionully youth
ful ami have been under no army
ilisi-lpline. Ownem of auloluobllex
are therefore warneil by the loral
i oiniiilttee not to leave the nia-,-liineM
tinli'HH Kuanleil anil. If pon
ti Mo. to keep away from the vleln
, i y of the station while the Holillern
are In the fit y.
The iinli.lsls are further warneil
that If the ears are driven near the
eatitiK pla.-es without being w-ell
loaded Willi passi'iiBers, the ears
may lie hoarded by the playful
drafted nun and ariidentH Blli-h an
were experleni-eil hero durinK for
mer movement!! of troopit inuy re
mit. The eatiiir; plaies are Ihe I'tnii
.iia Motel, the Crunil (irlll and
Koiiteh'H restaurant. The troops
isually delay here about an hour.
The time of their arrival on the ev- ,
nil days was printed in prevloua
issues of The Review.
It is also simceste.l that portable
i simif. naiier
ret-eptaeli s and other
! nnnalile fixtures be plaied Indoors
,,,
nlchl.
le:.U Are Ariiinttoil.
Clans for feedliiK the men were
I. null. ally louipleiei! today. A. I..
Krui'ir. of the Souihern I'ailfU' Co..
wus hey a short time today, and
-iinfeireil with loeal iiiarlerinnsier
, lohn I'arker, lat.-l leavlim for
Illranls I'ass, where he will assls-t In
' baiiilliiiK the men tomorrow rnorn
1 iiik for breakfast. He will return
'hele with the lirst i-ontiniiellt on Its
! ay north from drains I'ass. They
are expeeted to I'ea.-h Hllsebur; to-
j inot-row alternnon at I o'eloek for
dinner. I'he aernml train In sehed
! nl.-, I to arrive at :4... There will
! he nine trains here durinK the five
sini-esslve days,
j The ladies Win serve Ihe meals
ror the benefit of the Ken t ross
have b I divided Into three forees
and those semni! at the rmpotia
will he under Mrs. A. J. Milium.
! 1 hose at the (Iran. I tinder Mrs. Iex
I ler llhe and those at Kouteh's under
Mrs W. II Hurt. The ladles selert-
...I Iheir own assistants. The lllrls'
i II, mm (liiaiil will be annum those
as-l-liiiK. The speelal polhe tone
, will es. oit the men 111 iletai h uients
i In ttie eatniK plans as fo.nierly.
iimlM-r I. linn'ns'!.
II was al-o lepi.rted today that
ihe number of men on the several
ttams have I n im reused. The
insl ti.nn was nriKinally expeited
, tn i arry only I'." liieu. but the num
ber was 111. Teased to yesterday
an. I it was rumored unoff Irlally to
ilav that It ha. I been further en
larged to ,'iti'i I ie evening train is
al-n said lo have 7., men additional.
Mi-"! Ili.liiillou lli-elvl
I'- II. clitirrliill was the first to
uive a ii.iilrilintlon to the tied Cross
riiriiit.nis mud. Mr. Clnm-hlll's
..nit iimt inn l oiisisii'd of a number
of safety razors. I hi not postpone
vonr . onlribiitiiin. as Christmas will
-....ii be here and our soldier hoys
will n eheery Christmas' presents.
-tH-
MM. AMI 1.1 S 1st MA I
WASUINtlTtiN. Nov. 2
S. veu men were killed Bttd one
t. Is mlssniK when the American
J. transport Finland wub nuh-
tiiHrin-), so in .avy
JL incut announced.
H- i 'i1 1 1 'i'1-i-M i tin i i-i-