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roseburgreview Ill Y OKBUON PRODUCTS There are many of them every day rand the little want adva. iu The Review and save many dollars. You save money and mK rlfonejr whoa your patronize home Indus tries. Oregon jiroducl are best. My Country Tn of Ttttt, tMt Lmn4 f Liberty. Vol.. XX. Ilosl ltl Itti. lull l.l. AS Oil MV, UlSldON, S V I I I1IIA V llll., t i I l l; It :t. ilT. No. iiltO. WAR TIME OrronTTNITIKS IH SEA BATTLE KM'III NT r ( III I"..: l it in iiii: k iti:;at 1HK TKl'lONS It AMI TIN m: AKMI.II i.omkn I'ATKOI IIV nil: lUIVI's NO Hill I ls.ll. TH1R1Y ON CRUISER KILLED The Marie of I'li'ii-htiru .sank Ten .Minnies Aller the Itrilisli I'ii-e Mill-led Six I y-f 4H1I- Were Tiiken Prisoners. l.ONTiHN-. Nov. ". llritish tar ships iu llie Kattegat destroyed ten armed enemy patrol boats and one rriilwr in a sea battle, so the Admir alty announced. The llritish vessels were not damaged. l'(i).nliai;en dispatches declared that the (.orinan auxiliary eriin'er Marie of ,'l. m-l.uri: sank aflame ten minutes after the llistish opened lire. The British five was deadl and accural"'. The Cerniun com nianiler. l.auterhai h. and seven tier man stiriiiors were taken to I'npeti-hnitt-n uiiKiiiinil'il It was dii-land that the liritish lire was so inn-use tl'at the i-rui ..-r could not work i.s (runs. It i.- believed l lie Herman loss of lifi- was . ry ureal. Thirty on board the cruiser were kilbd ntil nslil The Adiuiraliy repiirtod I tli-rtiinns prhainered. nor lot Nin:i:; i lost. WASIIIXtiTOX. Nov. ::. Tw.lv. moll are belieed to have been lo-t wben the battleship M iehi nan's picket boat foundered off an A Ti tan poll Tuesday, so the Navy lie partmcnt announced. WANT Molii: WILI S. CIIICA,-,,). Nov. :;. The Ilriitli't hood of Railway Trainmen and the Order of Railway Conductors will ask for waee increases av.-iauini: per cent. The increase would affect all employes en naci-il iu the actual operation of trains except tl'.e tiro iiien and ctitiin.-men. o TAGUAMtNTO BATT1E BHLIEVED ABOUT TO BEGIN; SKIRMISHES ON IJIMHIN. Nov. :'.. The Tat'lia nietiio hatlle apparently slatted ,o ih.v with local atlaclis. palrol s'Kir hushes, in tir nut l iiii shillini;. and iock.yiim lor slraleeic a.Uantaues ll I, lay he set era I dats heloie a full loree is hattlmi: on ither side. Swiss dispalchos indicate thai tlie Hermans ale Iralisporlins creat nuiuhers ol lion and tuns lo Ticnino. apparel ly aunlnt' lo ulltflank Ceneral fa itorna. Wiml.l l iitelop llaliniis. IttiMK. Not. :-. Incr.-asini! Her nia,, l.lessule on the Italian I'-ll ttltll' app.ireuilt for. shadowed an enen.y alien. .t to envelop the 'I at I la men to yositions, it was st a , elm-tit '! The tlerntall acliviti.'S failed. I laini 'Jim. null 1'risoiieis. lll-'.KI.IN. Not . " Italian prison o,s lot.il -". it was oil, c, ally slat, mented Kieht.-. n hundred run weie captured. No important I. flit iirir ttas re.oll. d todat UNION HEAD ORDERS PHONE SUMS TO WORK OR 10SC CHAHTERS WASHIS'IT'.N. N- " l'r.-l-.1. n, V .1 Mi Nuliy. ..f tin I'.L . 'n, at ..!,:.'! ' l llloll. Wlte.l tt.e sT r I K I 1 1 I.k.iU I" ,- -.:me ..!k or tie .r rli.,r ill h. ,. .,k. .1 M. NnU-w -.,,-'l he i.,-iiii1 l.n el linielll I . II r - ll 1 1. I, III .I I. Ill I - 't lO 1.. H.er..le Wltll Hie I .. . I I, :ne,l l! Hie I le 'Til Ml.ll I I.H1, ,i iieleee, II.. I'.,, ,'t- T-l. ;.t '."e T. i. ti,.,,. h r..ie.,m SITlkl'l ,ll lll'l,,.. 1'liini. AM'. N" l'..rtl..Ml iin.l Se.it'le st r i U i ii k upefai'ir r-lu.-.l In return to ..rk. il--.it.-thr. at- Ho n Inch union .tr!i i.iN 1: ,1 1,1 t!, -...-ml ' lii.itl.T- 4.?. jj..;;:--Wr-t-t--'.-:--'"'- I km ti. iu .1 l m:oi o . :- .t. i: I; ii. i A a . n.'i 'i .. nil., ha- le J. I . , I I, is .t. , ola I S' l.n 1 all t" !. ni h'.- n in : .. ,1 A : n M..r 4. a 1 1 .t ion "J Ton. II". - , .,1 . .1 .J. , i n n ,i - in. t- -;- lh.it tie i J . I.. i'..r'-' 4 It 1- e- .! ! I JU I e! ' a II ' li 1 t M.,r I! 'i .n ' -i- '' m ' 1 ' " A 'Us ill '1 ' ' !'"', '' 4 4. Ki..n. X OEAIHS Of TWO MYRTLE 1 CREEK PEOPLE REPORT- ! ED; BOTH WELL KNOWN Mrs. II. .1. Itai.ey died at the honu uf her sun, S. .1. Ilailey. at lit'! ltlulT. Calif., on Wednesday moinini;. alter i long illness. .ay the .Myrtle Creek Mail. Tin remains were, shipped to Myrtle fioek and laid to rest in the I. (. I), r. cemetery Thursday after noon. Tin1 funeral was held troni the .Methodist Church at J o'clock . The funeral serhes were preacheo by liev. H. M. litanham. tlie Metho-i:-t minister. The deceased is sur vie. liy her husband and five child ren, three sons and two daughters and a brother and se eral sifters. II. It. lu.u man, wlm had hern 111 for se eral iu on I lis, d ied Thui --day lifilit. of tuberculosis, at the home if his parents, Mr. and Mrs. .1. H. I'.owinau. As we p to ptes.s no date had ) en set for holding tlie funeral. I LIAt II I'OIU i: A (.LliMAV ISI iltl-'MIAT lllnM Till CHIMIN S IHMLS AN.. .U.V AN, I, IS MAHK ON :!-! I I.I-: I III NT ANIl in i'iii or ni:ai;i.v a mii.i: ALLIES WILL HAVIMLR (;N i l eiKh 4 ( ( llpy oill te oti, 'el in Ailb-s ami he:eiix. nml t.eneral Slraleuic Itftiial is looketl tor in Slioil Time. IWIJIS. Nov ::. Th" recent sue- Cessf 111 French offe!lsl e I o reed a fjernian r tireiHtm inmi Hie Ciimiu b s 1 ta ines. t he h rem h ad aiici up if a 1 :'. niile front to the A ii h tie 'liver, it was oftieially sta!meiiti d i'he Kretich occiipi d t oai ! con r.rny. Aill-s and rhevreuw Tin Kr.nch advam--d to a dej.ih ol iin ihiids of a mile. Tie- Ceit'iuT' with drawal is heiiev. il lo tor- cat a v in.. hi ..-traieuK- lal w. st 't n tton retre.it. Keep I p (tVen.ie. VASHl;ToN. Nov. ::. The Kremdi and Hi it ish u ill ce,.. b hammer the i;-r:ii;in wt -tern Tit);' lines. preniini: further (ierman aid to Austria upain.-t Ilal. it was olti eudly annoiince'l. The oiticiuls hope die jireat allied olfeusive will ent-it'' all aailable (lerinan force.- until the Italian sit uat ion is ridie ed COAL MINI LS l.O Ol 1. riTTSIllKtl. Kat.s. Nov. . -Twelve tiiouand roal miners will be striking by ton it' hi . so union nil i fials declared. A ppl ti lua t ! v. mo miners are striking now . and t he strike is spreadiiii: rapidlj (. IST I ' I I SS (.11 VA.'HI;Tii. Ni.i The Tre;,ui v 1 1. -p.. n i. lit u ii.iiiliini! a io, rJ.-.l a-ai,ll on i l lav .il in, alol nv. less I'liri-, mas hmini.' a. ;.i'i of a KiKaiitii' war ll.nlt ra in iiamn. ii s t w si: i i t:i:oij. I.iiM a in. N.n A io 'I- rm r ,i (error, a,, eler: ni ,ilh run'ioli' .l , It'll s 1 liu.lt. ,111-llel es I llll foueh, Hi i t is Ii .at rol i 1- ol I the Helyian ro.isl, o ,he .ii',il;ilt ;.n noiMueil. mi: i: iu i. IIKI.'I.IN. Nov Th. ;er:na,i- .1:1 1. .,. 1. .1 l.o!,i..n. 1 ! , .. 1 1 1 .. , . . ;r... -- e,o. II.i.llsl.'. e. M.rL'.le .ilol I Hill kirk, it win oti.ej.iiu ' : iat. in.1,1, 1 llltf fin s . ,e Oh--I'. ! I ell I11I HI I I .1 IU is. . II I' I -I" HI ilav HI K. UI. ...l.l. l.n all. I le't I'H' i ni, it- for S . I'l in. o. n I', "in .i-.ere )... ill o to hi- l.i.in. in Mill ii. .......I --. Mum SURGICAL DRESSING COMMITTEE GIVES ITS 0 I r.- . n - I'.i i--i - .'! .-I i 'il '." .. r. ' . : n ., , 1... v 1. ' o ,. Tt ' !,:... I t.n ni- 1 until .. , .j ,,. h.i.i'i - :..i Til MUM W ,1 i,i. , '.,.,,., ,f.-r. .. '. at: 1 ."oo ON A UK or PRAISE GIVEN TOR MEALS HERE Men Are IMIbI.II Willi Se.r-iee of .Altai laillie IHlll. II .'imiij llllll I'lllIsC Ti-oiible Ihiliciiu; i:n.joeil. With all the ations of niak-. inn :i fine soldiers as any that hax. oYMM.r.N t m uti:iii; i'iui'i:t ti i: mm mi its w.w to u;i;i. w i. Viol I OK II I. ST MI l, I ' I N A I . MO I .MI N T. ,,. ..me in... tn.inint: : conclusion, hut "his plolosopl.i- l''"""1 '""' '', l ,,ilit i,u ,-e,oeied that this ol ('alitor,,,:, passed throuph I t , ; ( Mi(, ,,.,..,.,. ,., ., at noon today on their ay to ',,, x. , ,,,,,, . .. i , ,. M1 U t.-s the tre.,1 Naiional Army a Amen-. ,iu ,..,,....,.,, s.,., s.ir , ran Lake. i hey stopped hen '"r ,, i. i i.t ti..i t hour and partook of lunch at the local eating liou-e . w Inch w as irraiiKementr iu accordance with previously made het ween the pro- prieiors and tlie Southern Tanm- eiois and tlie rioutneru ia miwiin. The inen were front Crmpan. Hie men weie irom i'i - 1 su, ,, d.s- C.inir.ny to firt reports, the men. who are ilie first continueiit ol the nine traiuloads that are to comprise t lie t li it ) mo ement o! t roops. wi-ri' ,i , i I ;;M I o'eri ami anono-.i ' !-tl e irouhle in hall.ll- n. ;:: i . oe Me n u;tv to and from ... tint Iii- .' They were liun ti.t nfier the loni; ride ami. althoiii;h i ,' 1 1 ,i I i re ik lasled al Crants I'ass. ... .. ei...... to t.arlake iu1 the food 'prepared ,r the,,,. They i ,. train ill col- umns of tttos. and under the dire.- , . , ,,, , p.. ,,l,,e utTi- ,.., we,e escort..'.) to the eatlltu pl.oe- tt)li-l, had h.-en desicnat-d !, them. The men are at the I mp- ...... I,....., ii... llran.l l.n I anil in .-,, t, i, 's re tan rant. linr'iiJ the meal, the men wen eM-e.iuilv ddilited with tlM' fmr in i.leil hv tlie (tlllll tee, . .Mi,;,' .he la.-i- ol the et Cross ,M i;hl.' Honor C.uai.L A, i....i ... ..M..n .lined in one . nI',hr ,j,MK ro,.m at one linn1 and tin -n were l really cheered by xc kindnesses and th.' willim: Tices a I v a s ho n by t heir attendants, ''ollowim: the elated thV h. mo I t he soldiers de- d in -ted none better on their t.i;.. and c! m-i roiin.ii m " " ' ,,rai-- o'- Ko'huu: and tln.se who an- dl-wn. Api'leation- re c.ved orou.led fo- them so bounteniHy . ; a Iter November l.'.th will he num The meal-, weio aNo cheeretl hv th-jben-d in the order in which they are SOUL'S til I of t Me sol 'I icr-i. , ),.,,! nroressiona.l on es a nd w er . eaL'er to eh ibil .i,.r t 1. nt the I'mlxiU , Hotel I1'.. Inhhy uiiicljv put to use n i '.in,) with the ever ohliL-itii; .. . , tiers the t iinf A;1'. ,.t j,ll too soon in the most 'i '.'.,t ..: , iv-tMne the -all tt "fall in" the partb ! fi.iiilU l.n.ke Hi. and the men wePd , , iheir av iiilli tiilineloils liranns ... ..,.,.... Til... Ill-re tilling I'll l,v a t.i n.nil uf nnill-i'il lill'l I"" l.-l.-le.l hl. tutors. Till' eo.. In S . rk.-.l 'Hi all sorts of sl. ei,, .m l 'i i.roie.l ot niui i, in- leii-l lo the tin..,,. Well lli-at Tour KiiiKi- an. I ' We II I'.loii' 'In; K.ii-.-i lint ol Siihl.' .'li' tipi'ii! ,,! '. , l. ill, .0- i,l-.i rii,,Ol,H. Hl ill.- ol one o! the ...l- ii i- v.hu'i all a- lolloii": W. I n '.inrk.nu n at 1"'- k. '"'-' III the-.' lolli-'. lollL' ilals. hoil t" I'''! Hi" kl,'--r- I'or th,- Bar he'll siireli fav 1 i,,,, , lei, heir ,rat l.in'le allllil'" e ,,e ..,.lv no.l lo IIKIK. V .11. L'.eiiL- to : th" kill r 1 l, 'll lilou Iiiiii out ol s-tht o - ii I. .i i: inii:i linn II, ni- r 11. n -.mi ml1 r- il,.. iiiori.il n. hi,.". Il for- ,! ' . II;.' oiL'e lit M.lllol.1 H,e 111 I Monilal 111 I '. re, ntie t . V ,) ... II.- il-.m l.-'l H.i- ..I i. rni.i.n for h.-r I on..- in Voii.all.i to ..,,.1 , M..-I .ml s J ,,,i, - . M In. lay tor I He. nil i',u ami r.ntl.iml to look alter lm-i Mrv'.-w nl hrlnn r..lll A A 1 il 1 ll I III I. ll 1 1 I 11. A ,J, ;'. i,n, I; . 1 1 ! r U !. I 'o ! 4 'lo-'l I '- o..rns ! . T n ...,r- 1, ! t, I.e. I' in A A ,' . 11 .1:1, 1, , !l III. n . 01 -j- A .. r 111 11 .Hi - 11 ' 4- J, ,.. r e"n '..:- 'I' .!. r- : 1 I 1 ' " ' 11 A : ,r. - ll,- 1 t . 1 . r t.-i ... ' ! 4. ,, ,, ,,. .... . .no: ..1 A a'-,. , -I:i. It' -.j a' !.. I.. ' .. . 1. ,..,.. lm... ' r il...-.- o'li 4. 4. ..a! I'M K 'In - O 'll 4- .!. Ii ol n. l 11, onl. r that lh. I- 4. 4. .. . he ion 1-" li .h 4. 4. ,;i .,. 11 r 11: Nov. -! i..-r ' i.' ' 4- "-ir 4" , 4....;..;..;....i,...;i.i..I-H-M-4-4-4'1" NEW GERMAN CHANCEL LOR DUBBED "OLD fOX;" "BACK STAIRS" METHODS COPKMIACKX. Nov. Count Ceurjie K. Vun Herding ha been ap pointed imperial tier man haucel lor. This n. announced in an of ficial statement ret ened Iumv f to in Merlin. ; A MSTKIl DA M. Nov . - Tlie "old ! fox" is t he sobriquet hy w hieh I Count von lleitliog is known iu Ha : aria. according to tue Herhn Tage ! Idatt. The descriptive name, the i paper nays, was given to the count I he. a use of the back stairs" nieih ! ods that have characterized his live '"; "''-half years llaiarian pro 1 i. inn is exiM'cieu i ron i on neni- ,inc in the direction of internal le- forms. the TaK'blatt de lares. He atw a s (tposed parliamentarism al- lh..ii..l. I I. ..1 I i L- .. .,,;:,. ., ,,', i,.. . . j ..r ii... i..,.. ,),., - i that is to Ti r i it if about a new orders of things in reuard to the mutual r1-1 Lit ion world. between the nations of th yjJJJQf M. CENSE NOTICES EOR 1918 ARE BEING SENT OWNERS ; , . .i ........ I i cjiiii iiltii in tut- m-i;imi,iiiii in motor eludes for I he ear 1 '. 1 s. blank applications anrf now beinu lorttar.led hy II, pa'tment of the : adtoiiiol.ile ti cretaiv of Slate otTi.e to all reeister.-.l owners- " motor vehicles and chautletirs thru out the state. Tile preparation ami auuiessint o, ...- as ...-.- ... progress tot some I, It is c I ...... .-i "- mail totiay appi oximaieiy i motn vehide blanks. :;..tin motor- rde blanks. :!. i-liau f I -iir blanks and I on it pplit at ions lor reuist i a- t o as lers in mot.., xehh ies.. Lustration HI "l'n Noxembe, I ''. Numheis will he a.-Miined in the vame manner as for tlie ..ir W1 "IM-M- ...... ..... .... do- oHne on November l .th uill he tiepo vn in soi l 'f';" i raw n oui oy no me o isiinei i-M . u party. Numbers will be a-smned m . t ect i eii. r to i in- i ..i..n ...... , many re)uets are t le fur spe , numbers, it l:.e been fotillil Itec ; eysary that the lore-ton ii aw mi; hum noil oe i ... o . In anticipation ot tin same prte ' pol l lotiat." ti., re-o e in resist rat ion , as in foi mer cir-. i t'"-n i.la ed tor ur.lei lias in. motor .' ',.1'i iiioto--I .leilei li'.ale hi. le li. u plat- ami I." n uiieur i t.-s. , 'I'M' la e.Uil'es ilialim' lif dot : "I lillite- Mine.. III.- i:.l n....- llH' I fiitni 1, h ue Mith lil:o K tellers all', Salem .1 1 1,1 1 n.i I . - - o . .(.' ;l N I'll l- N I :lfS. IIKISUN. Ni.i :t. Norlli Ain.li s,,,,.- hale I.M-ll tsikcll ilisoll .j , Hi- I: linn- anil ,,,. M.rne cam, I. it was si a lemon I .1 I.S. Has No Kniiwli'ilue. ' .s I M II i IN. N.n :! 'Ih.-W.ir lleiai I 111. -Ill Stiiteilietlle.l il ll.ul ll" ,e...r, of (l.-rmalis .l Is .mil I II n I IIII .olilieis . ti . . f Jr , 7 V. i ; f' t'OMMIITLKS ON ISIT TO ALL IIOMKS IN I'm: (IIV IIMsll Tsk TOUIV NI lil l'OIIT I N- i I I l.i:T lii: ilii i nn in. OI'ITiA I ION W ITH iO T. EIND SEVEN POSITIVE REFUSALS Kept it Is I i niu Si IionU Show N ine Objectors lo I 'imhI ( 'iMier al inn It tit t hie Later A;ivis to (he I'ledue. After reconsideration in a nuiu her of cases, inn seen infames ol 1 lilt refusal to siCIl the food rniiser- v""'" "Ic.luc cards ere on the "f ''..nnnlltee tins al,e,oo 1 he last da of I lie ,.1"v',' "" '" return ..in the ,l,-r l relusals expe. te.l. and late this atternotm tne campainn was derlaied a decided success. Tot I ay m repot ts from t he local i schools show ed t hat '.!'.". pledge cards had been uien out and that ; 'it; had I n reiiirned. This left j but nine t ai ds to indicate iho-e (families w ti it h had declined to j stan, i for the toiw rvatmn ol food. : Kai h of the tamihes was later iit- ed by one of the committee of Wo I men and. wiih the exception of two. r&l'T. man. i-iietl one ui these ami alter ex pi a ill ilin tlie ... n ,, t he t Io el'tl - mem in a thonmrh manner, olitam- ed the signal inc. It was thoiiuh! thai one ot her of the out si ami inn cards would be vjened alter ttilthet If I le. I ion, U ll li h W toil. I reduce the total number ol oh je. tors lo -eel. The ma jorti v ot t iie-e ;ne thttituhl be pi o-i i.'i ma n a ml will pi ohably t ,.,.,..,, ,',,. ,..,, piartei s ol the coliser at toll mo e 111 ell t ill I his state at I'tirtland. AcrortliiiK to t hose ma k itm t he t an a s. the e ll;inat ions of the i ounnittees induced many to simi the cards. A few were una-. uain ted with the ilan an 'I would not sk:ii the blank until fully f atii ied. When show n that t hey "if mend v co operat in i: with the CiiO'lliiii.'lil to their best ahilitv , ni liv later added their names. Ol the utile obje.tois epor!ed at I he s.l I. I 'Mir were reported at tae lior.e s-hoid. one tif which was later eliminated by the t haime in the , I nd of one of the nhicrttit s; two Wele reported I I'd 111 the hlh 1 ; : hoot. I v o t t'0 1 1 1 (t i el side s lioot. t Olle irom llie Itelisoll svlinnl alld 'liolie Irom I'llHei toll S liool. Tlie ie 1 Mil! rtom he rilv w.;s uiven as !S 7 ,.e tent Tills !- ill I W.I- Liter s-lll : lo the I'm 1 la ml lo-ad ') na 1 1 er. The , ,lh,l ets who .on,, dele, I their w ot k tod. i w oi k-'d fgii hfulK . ami i I i-.l hill.- tronli'e uilli atii rile . I isll.nl The lelunils ell in a lie. l.l. . I fashion i iniiniil,.'.' Has ulli'llile In ml I iien. e. a ml as lm, fen e ele ol. iitei'e.l . the . a in s .leellie.l lll.l-l i' I l-Ssflll or Ho- . weie L'l llllel, III i-e,t an .11- ll ll . Main home; ha. I alr.-.i.li a,le,nile.l Oil I tlie slll-l-es, HIII l.l t tl- lit .l II -ll.il.M ill.l ll le hll'hll e II 1 l II s ,l s I I. Ol.-r llie .-sl,. o - I aili'i't.iini'it lien. .In 1 I VtT.-i . Il.,lell of Mil Simon I'.no. ol this i ill. ii.is on the Hoo.i II. nil the I II oil his H.il to liter, nil I. .ike e ll .. -. ent.'l l.lll, e ..I the , am I tor lull, ll ami . II, a. I, lal the, Hi Hie II. Illl lei, Mr ('..n.-i i- .i on ill Mis Hon ,'i.tl.l. uli. i isi,e, in K.i-eliui the .:,-'t - " "I . ......1 .';..! .s -Vi:i.l,A U INM.lt J GERMANY ENDEAVORING TO BUILD AIRPLANES TO MLLT UNITIDSTAIES Itv Heni v WimhI. FltKNCII UKADgl Ali I KliS. Nirt. '. iNicumeuts from prisoners show that Germany is desperaddy endeav oniiK to meet America's aviation program. Twenty -nine hune tier man factories, tortnei ly eiiKaed in i he product ion of general war ma terial, have been made into airplane factories, anil the factories have been modernized and re-eijuipped. l ooit i-i;m I S IcrDK'KD. W ASIIIMITON'. Nov. ;t - Uetail fool prices have decreased an uwr ae ol I it per cent si net May and .Itiue, it was ofiVially announced. Low er li itm costs arc predicted. Tlie meat shortage a nil the li in na tion to its use urn incrfasinn the viH ible supply. i:orosi:s i-lant I'oit i.imi I I i: i ii li ii in kimiii i: m: iton oi-- si'Aii: nirosiis 111 1 1 it: l.ni II I II SLI M HI 111 i,.ni;i ii. COST OT HAUL PROHIBITIVE I -a pel imeiil W illi I'hiiil al (odd Hill When Lime is Needed li (In I aimers in I iohUii ami Willanietie a1le.. ll sceti.s t'roni Die actions of th tale lime bond il is ttxitlK to dl! creilil the whole mo ve ll ie t , ratio I ha n end av ofiiiK to rOlpply t li mil' h needed lime to (he tanners ol (he Mate. The I'ortlaiid Journal points out that I he place where lino is most net-ied is on (he wheal lleld. ot the Willainetio Valley. They an a hiiij:. Ioiik way iroiu the proposed plant at i.ld Mil). There is a rail haul ol lTo miles from Ku Hill tt ihe ct m r ol llie valley. It is a niit'h'x lolii: a v. hen eh;nistb's 1 1 1 1 1 i deposits, mar Lallas alt- witb'l a ! w nnb-s ol the cenitr ot tlo wheat ftidds. l in- hall. is i iH,-iiN are but t.n pel cent putf li me w h ile 1 he (odd I deposits are Mu per cent. Hut in da s id tar shortages a lid cost I l a ill oad I.. i ills. iia s w hell ca I s an h.tid tn .ft and lind'i to pay tor lin, al out tlie atbb-d miles o ra lit ".id ha ill 1 At Cold Hill the deports ni.- fin up a mountain and b.o It a consul abb- distance t to in the railroad A road tip a mountain si tie mu-t btuil and Hie product be tlaiispoltet over ii road d to be buill, ti Ho railrttad sidine.. Al Hallas, a rail road is already In opera I hi n lo t In deposits and Ihe day Hie plan be mis 1 1 per a Hons dWiv -i ic coub com luetic. lutle.tt. with Dallas deptlM a. mo-' In th- heart of the Wilbmoit. Valhv wheat liets, huiitlietls ol inns of lime won bl be t ra ll-pot ted diterili lo latins by auto truck and (.inn Wiii'nii- without a rail haul and tail .li.nc- at all This ts on- tew of Ho- siia.iiioii It t lore is a not her it must have many merits iu order to counterbal aii'e Hie tori-iroiiik'. W iiii the t (Hint ry rla inorini; for i.iMii prteluctioii and more arm pro dut-iion and lion more tarui protlnc lion, the lime board, as a n-Milt ol it lour in.o t mu, m ii--) not be sui , prised if some Jack id rout ub-iice t ' U i ll It) it . pi opo. a Is I. ill O ll.-ll ,M M . Ie,t liine U II III. ,.- ,e,. il the lie. mil lhe-e IV SOIII. I II I ll le " I.. I oil Vail.- I he 1 lie- ,.,er Ih.ill the I, a.l -null: ot "s. ., t . I, ..II I, all half lie e Mill Il.lllietle 1. posits i ... 1 1 1 1 1 ,t 1 11 Ian.-- an. I . ,,r I, .ml ill i. n on I'l ...lm. Ih. ill o Imilil his loiiiiM . Hole l, ,. k ot . ni al l, mill . . i ti ,e V: ,1 It III lll.llll I, .11 ,la tin, 'I he,. o, U I 1,1 Mi. -'"I-H-W-4-i-H"I-H-4-H"H!- M I I HI 11 I III nil I . i., i in i . -I,.,.,.. .1 I.. 1 1 an ,1 lie! .. rati,. a ., .. I . ,, I .;. oil I a s -Heel .1. I,.,i ,,,' ., I. al Ii 1 , ,'i .1 1 . t , ii 1 1 h ,t. , i. 'li ol II,. I. ah ion 1. 1. I. .1.1.- si,ik., upon .,1,1.. I ml,,-. who ,,,p .j. 'he 1,11 4. Mat Lal .J. ,.l,.. :. 4 ini n. t. i, 1 1 1 1 1 t 1 1 U ill, an one. told llll ll done ' 4 4 , 4i.4.4.4.4..HH"Hr - h4"H - MWAtil It Or WOMAN'S PAtiK 4r I'OKII.AND Jol ltNAI. HIS ITNSrs WIT, WISlOM AM) I'HII.OSOPIIY TO AN INTKIt- ii- writ or uppositk srx. NEWSPAPERS ARE fASCINATING Wotiuui'M Club of TMlay hiscu.sM! Topb-H Toin liiiit( rvery l'luis of Life nml .Moilern liuliistiy Arv Worker). Ity Foster Itutner. My iniantnatlon hud Invariably pictured these omen h (,'iubn edi tors as prim, elderly hoc let y ladies. tahlish'.d in officeH appioxiinatlnK in 1 la d y tt boudoir. I'ictnrc my pleas ure in obsvrviiiK that Miss Winner' office u as se ei'el plain and busi nesslike, and she dissolxed the other illusion like thin: " Your hk Miss inner," 1 attempted the imper sonal, matter of fact tone so often used hy court officers and others. "Twenty years." 1 was jot tin j; Inwn tlie figures hIh.ji her r.ppli.. lauyli ausei me to look up an bile ompleted t he sentence-- "a ko Jtiui - nail sin is said to have been (UU llfterent from what it is today." "Tell mo something of your early work, ' I stiKHestod. I ust ant I y her expression changed seriousness. "Well, I formerly st.le in I'asadcna anil later in I ted (a nds, California, devoting my time largely to local news and at Kedlands serving also as corres pondent for Hie Los Anueles TiuieH. Later I became t ravelin corres pondent fur a syndicate of Coast paper coel iliK Seattle, Tacoma, Spokane, Wutlii Walla and I'ort land." "How tuny w ono'n's orKaniat ions ire there iu Portland and what are. . he tloiUK .'" 1 Theie are about un ot nan lo tions of women, varying in member ship from a doen to tiuu, the total i p pro iui at i n k tin nu. The women -tudy ami discuss everything from ahids to Soi rates and In accordance -vlth what they ie to their clubs In they take away. I believe that .-very woman shun Id have some in iciesl oulsido of her home by way of keeping the cobwebs from her main, of susiaiiung her Interest iu .he thinKs of today and of making ier a modern companion to her hus talitl and children. Kilty per lent d Portlands L'"o organisations are. ded Cross units' and auxiliaries: er evident is the fat t that wo men's interests and efforts have shitted 1 1 win Kalnc to bandage with remarkable alacrity. Many . omen are giving Once entire days ach week sewing lor the soldiers." Miss Winner is one of the best Known newspaper women on the lu ihc Coast, having heroine a meni ier of the Journal staff five years ago. At present she ts editor of the Aomt n's page of the Journal ami . oiiducts lour distinct d partnieuis: Club Activities. Women's War Vork. WaiTnne Cookery, and the U lutiivn's ( aletidar. Whit Is the primary ipialifha- imu in the successful newspaper MoinauV'' "It is natural aptitude." Then she .out in ued fluently. "A well ttaitied mind is uUavM an asset, yet it mattets little how many colleges ne ha graduated from, if that til st .uiidaiiieutal. tlie te. hltial 'Hose for news." is missing, one will neve succeed. Hood reporters are born and not made. one must be abl to see news w In n it exists and to differentiate any piece of news with Die f iiiesT d Imti in i u a t it in . There l i i; I eo, !' A.l.- slory III this I'otl- iie, Hon Mr. Ailo was ilim unsini? inn l. h, ale i iiii. Ill llio lis.' ot words, -a.injt i ini. slioiil'l tti'ver wrlto llsion' uhell 'Slsht" I" lliealll." Siulit antl M-'lon are s lloliyins.' I .li'i laleil 1,1s frielnl. Illlil A'l'" s- I ii, I- WroiiK, Hilly, li-n yon ,1,1 I ,.,ssed .-.ii h other on llroad- ilaV li-tenl.iy. til" Kill I US Willi A. Is a llSloll. While till" Olle 1'llU WHS Willi was il siytlt. What am your lavnrll.' pas- ,11111''' as my ni't iin.'ry. "I K.. o in li li of soi-lolony. ,.'da s'om. . oiiseri -il ion. t'.'ononiirs and i 'i ii I -1 n io i a 1 1 hMiriinlis In the dls i halite of nil professional duties i ..-to that my i-ieiiini:s of leisure are .lien to .lain inn and other fruoloilsl .illillseinellls. I seldom Kl In Hi" tuolles l-nt HIII levy fund of Kood i.insi, and ihe theater. In, ion in ,,-n, tn keep up ni' ,..,,i. i w,,i k indefinitely"" Y'-s. I.. e.ne up the work would mak the in ii .1 unhappy woman in il,,. world Ihe las.'ltlatlon is ln . .., I il,. i he Tln-re Is always ,n 1 la i li e- new and allurniK just ahead. A 'l h- nm l Inlei.-stiliK Ilium woild Is tod. ii s paper. " 4. l-nt 11 , lift!. alt lo ui't 4. ki.,.i. for , llllll, allon?" Intei.'slili IhllilE in III' idlot.l- I'll als un It was very ilini- , nil . today the , I tTi. ull y is 111 find iiik span' for tll.lll. BliowtillK Hint women haie learned thu valin ot (Contlnotd 00 Pai Sli.) - ' I -'.' 1
