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WAR TIME OPPORTTMTIES REVIEW Bl'Y ORBCiOX PRODUCTS You save money and maVte dfbney when your patronise home lndua tries. Oregon product are best. There are many of them eery day read the little want adv. la The Review and save many dollar. -My Country Tn of Th.e. SwMt Lane f Llb.rty" von. xx. UOSKIU ll!i. iMH t.l.AS IX.INTY, ORWiOX, MOMl.lV KVKMVti, NoVLMItLIt , IIM7. No. Silt. ROSEBURGM CASUALTY LIST IS MADE PUBLIC i thk war ii:i'htmi:nt tiiay ;.k thk namks or thk I'lltST THItKK AMERICANS Mi l l I. l RAiTl.i:.;l.ltIAS ATTACK TltAIMV. TltKM II. EIVE MORE WERE WOUNDED Tw-lw Sammies Were njituitil liy the trmaiis 4 hit (f rmaii Wu Taken lU'iilence Alt' Melv Scnllered. WASHINGTON. Depart nieiit has American casualty Nov. n The War issued the first list growing from an actual clash hetw American and Herman soldiers. The Hermans attacked an Ameri can training trench, killing three capturing twelve and wounding five one derman v as prisom red The dead are: I'itisburg: .lame: ville; Merle Hay The wounded Fitdingttiu, Mm ti Thomas Knrighl. Cresham. Kvans (Hidden, Iowa, ire: Jolm Smith. Charles .1. Hop lvins, Stanton, Texa. Alius okhi.: Homer e lo, Cloier- dale. Alahama: Kansas. Charles orr. Lyons. -o- AMI HH ANS .I.T l'OOl. WASHINGTON, Nov. a. The lied Cross announced the establishment of a emu m it tee at Zurich to provi sion captured American' in Her tinny. Food kits weighing n im pounds will he sent to pnsonend Ainei -jeans t line t imes each fort night. CAN'T FNFOHT t.ol.H. WASHINGTON. Nov. :. The pro hibition tf certain itu ports to step tlie furtlier outflow of American gold is im in i tun t . It is understood the president will soon issue such a proclamation, c. N'T si;.i;f(.atf nigkois. WASHINCTt N, Nov. .V The Su preme Court declared wncoiist it u tional the laws segregating white" mi negroes in different district South rn cit ies. n . FAIiolt sfloItT Mil: ;i:FT. WASHINGTON. Nov. -The Fed- eral rest rve board's monthly bulletin announced that t lie Nai ion-s ide la hor shortage iP acute. The report declares that business is satisfactory and indust rial acti it v is gleat. I aiitint ille I- (.eneim Ai i oicl in e to w onl reaching Hosc hutg this afternoon. Canyonville had raised Mi w ith which to purchase ChrMmas tii4-ents I'ttr the soldiers in the trenches in France. ARMED MEN ATTACK TROOP TRAIN ON WEST ERN PACIFIC RAILWAY MAKVS II.I.K. C.i . No. Tenn-fi.e armed men. belie.d to he 1 W. W , attacked a Western Pa cific troop train The soldi-is. using clubs. bat off the attackers after a stubborn fight, l'o-ses are pursuing the attackers. CflMRMAN B. I. EDDY PLEASED WITH FOOD CAMPAIGN IN DOUGLAS . i.tli.r loi.il ll on Hi !'-' .- . iaio. ai " -j- -i" 1 ..... . 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NU -. lSlT. in Ko.-tjurg. yxUo i.a L-r n.ucli Joy loyally for an to 'id c-nt. 4"I"I' 1 I '"' ' l"l',l"I"i,4,,l"I-l" NORTHWEST TELEPHONE EMPLOYES BREAK WITH PACIFIC COAST COUNCIL T ATOM A. Nov. 5. With the an nounced intention of breaking away from the Pat if ic Toast Council of the Klectrical Workers' i nion ami t orpaniza and oi-ru-itl'teYrioon. forming a new North wt lion, telephone linemen tors Rat he red here this All Important Washington, Oregon and Idaho exchanges an rvpresent ed. The delegates announced Hiey would not change lluir demands and will continue to strike without fur ther connection with California. Iteturn to Work. SKATTLK, Nov. 5. Shipyard em ployes here returned to work this ' morning, hut they are much dispust ;ed with the result of the Federal l niiniunini wage schedule announced in San Francisco yesterday. May Force Settlement. SAN FKANCISCO, Nov. " Keren! I developments in the coast tele, hone strike situation indie, ite that the I Federal Mediation Coninii.--:don has power to force a settlement and in tends to use that power if necessary. ; ( (h;ii(. to hot ii i;imi: am HFIil.lV st.ti:mi:nt Tin A STKt M t F 1 1 M A V S II A V F t i;osi:i Tin: tah.i.iaminto i;i l it. 'ENEMY WOULD FLANK ITALIANS Premier- l.lo)l-.cotuc ami I's.in leve Arrite at limine and I In lialiau Situation i- Itelieved to Ite Set -ion-. H Fd. I.. Keen. I.ONlMiN,' Nov. a The liave iccessfully renew ed lensive into Italy, aceordin He i iin and Home sta temep Herman their of- ing to both et"S. Cell ed the Tag of l'iano. eral Von MacUeiisen cm liamenio IJiver tiortli prisonering tl Italians MilHaty are ;)t- ! experts beiee the Hermans ai itempting to flank the Italians. I Merlin .statement de lan-d the Tie- The and be mans are advancing w.Muard. arrival of Premier IJoyd-Ccorg Premier p;iin!eve at Home is Mi.-ved to indicate tint tie Hal -it uat i"n is st ill set iou.-. Momt Dperation of allied war pl.t I.'..,, .llui.'.t..!....- s is as declared s practi- gen.von mackensen hehewsoffensive; niely,thai the third Italian army 'ally intact . Pressure l. Janvner. POMI',. Nov. a. There is inereas- ling eneuiy pi-fssuri' on the left wing tot tie Italian army along the Tag j liamenio i;i-r, it wa- oittcinII re i port d. 1 lie enemy sUCCeeOetl 111 teaching The light hank of the Taglia rneiilo. it was -tat em- nted. it'dicai iiik that the An-t r' Cer'i ills rrn the ttt V. . C. Itla. k. vane, came tt ;i hus'iliess i.at r this to the ip! mug oil lit v : it l. I'll oi ini: hi 1:1:. . n..t..t. .. i.. t- i,r -i- mi i i oi i: i i in " m -r ' 1 1 o i , ., T 1 , ... ... i ii. i 'r... i..t..ui ..r.i f...... tir T. . I AV VI 111.11 A Mil It ; Mom t !,",:, !':';";:;:!,:": i.;" t r.-":.v.-.t..'r;..:.; i n,;,:;. ;r , i wvm hm im ...... .,.,... ,','',!, ', t-..n i-ii.-v K-.t -i- ir A -"I" l nr I . in 1 1 v iiml iri.-ii.t.-. 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I I '-. tin- .j. , , 1 1. -l.l..nl. a J X M,.-.l'i.--.l tramiiiK i-iinii in K..n- J. ' ..n.li'i..n un.-r l.i.-li o.n l."- ai.-, . L.ins ,, ,,.. ia. Wlnl.- u.,,r n ..-. .-.I to I- '"I .-- .;. known ton .n.i r I ; 4. -,. an.l ln l..-n lo..,...l f.,r 4- -'"'"f '" ' v"l"l"al"" ! th.-i- li- . onl-i r-.l with a .-.-r J..:. .- n.m l l-r-. on .;. i.,.i,.i oi Mi U.-l.- N.- X tin- li -t -.-vr.,1 ..! will. 4- 'I'" Vul.'i.l- of '''IT 'Hii.-!j. lm..r f !,,, in. -nt pliy.i 4.I1),.. oil,.-, l.-m-l Hi- I.H.- la I x--ir .J. I.,.l. ot II... .11 v. .Ii-I at Ho- ! ! T . ' .' .' I ......... .r t. I- ,.. :.!! lit 1 -1 I . i . i. -I. I .. ... I.: ...III. ,h.l ll,., U',. il I- .1. i. ... - ilnli.'lll .' at li.il-l OF BOUGHT WAIIKWT Foil AliKFST OF I. I. I IVM KS)N AT FOJiTFAM) ON II AIM.K OF INTFICIT IX THK Hol.FsAI.K TUAXSI'OIETA TloN Ol OK, IS sFt'l KFD. WAS LOCAL FREIGHT BRAKEMAN Otlicers (ict lluy nil Information That ritikctsoii Wiis a IUnxIcu ner in Fortland lii-nicr ill Ite lielmiieil. Act in i; upon iuftirmul ion recei ed from Port la ml to the effect that IV l. Pinkerson. a former local Soutli ein pacitic freight hrakeman, had been arrested and fined $H" in that city on a charge of bootlegging. Sheriff Ceorge guine today orderen his detention pending the arrival of a wair.int tiom here, and will prob ably leave for Portland in the next lew days to bring the prisoner to this city. Pinkerson is believed to have been connected with the wholesale ship ment of hooze which was discovered by the Imal officers in a refrigerator tar on a train enroule through here on September J. The warrant on which Pinkerson will be brought to this city charges the unlawful trans action of bartering ami selling 'iijiior. and was secured from the lo I : --.e court early this morning. V ri:n-. to the otlicers. investl of tae hoo.e shipment began : (.Mow Km ir dete -Hon here, :ind has 1 m ;,n ied -n since that time, al i i. !i with h'tle encouragement. Wlllli- 1 ulio tin as faiilv well determined uiltv patties were, it was I'llllll.l llM'Ill I Impossible either to locate r gatn s'llTicient inlormation on win. h to ba-e a e,;,rge. The knowledge that Pinkerson had been taken in the Portland officers, how- ....... ,..ult..,l in iiiMeetliate aclioll. It i- believe I that it can he proxeii that lie di-posed of some of the ship ment in the refrigerator car to part- .s in Itiis lMHlt'( In- shii'tn uiilitv ,iill city, and that these can t to testilv against him. ni laken is now in the jail and w otie of the big- a'lls, of booze tin' local ofll ae (mit made. H consisted a ks containing a dozen iuart uf w liisk y each. It was be the officers thought the own of J bottle er of the booe would he apprehend . ed some time that the liipior was kept . and it will probably be used 'in case Pinkeison is brought to ! trial. I It was also leai m-d that Pitiket -I son. w ho had been employed here 1 ab-ut eight months preceding the 'raid on the car. b-n immediately af Itcrwaids. The officers were unable j m locate hit.i until today, when they 1 were informed of his arrest and sen- tence in Portland. Uev W C. Milb-r was in tillard this afternoon. I W. Hinckle was in Horn deu Valh-v tliis attcriioon. fi urn ! ...'DO CHRISTMAS SHOPPING FOR SOLDIER IN TRENCHES WITHOUT FURTHER DE! AY LARGEST TROOP TRAIN WILL ARRIVE TONIGHT; LAST TRAIN WEDNESDAY J Tonight's troop train which had been Hcheluled to arrie J at S:45 o'clock for supper, fr will be postponed in reaching here, according to word re-- ceived late this afternoon, un J til stiort ly after 10 o'clock. J Supper will be served follow J. ing their arrival. The men are J- from Fresno, Hanford, Mo I tiesto and other nearby points. J This train will carry over ftitu J men and will he the biggest contingent of the present nioveiuent. Tomorrow there - will be two trains, both arriv- ing shortly after I o'clock. On 4 Wednesday the last train will reach here for breakfast. IN EASTERN PLANT (INK HIMIIII I) THOI SANH I'OI NIIS r. II. 1. 1 MINATINIi I'owni it cm s oi l' as i;i:- Sl I.T or CAKKI I I.I.Y I. All. I'l.OT, IS lll l.ll l . SIXTY KILLED OR WOUNDED Many Homes tcsiniiHl ly Fire and Hospitals Are hokine, Full Staleineiit It) OH it Ulls of Hie Plant is ICfttisiil. V ith pounds stored I KFNS1NC.TO.N, Pa., t he explosion of of illuminating n the burning plant Nov. ;.. I no, null powder of the 1'nited Stales Aluminum Ctniipany.i I he w hole town is e acuat'd The , loss ot many homes is expected. II ! is impossible to light Hie fire, as the I water itself will cause illuminating1 or bronze powder to explode. I he casualty list lias readied t.o. I lie town's population is 1 "..noil All tin i hospitals are chokeii with burned and injured. Plant ollicials telusi d to make a statemeni . The no! C. : have frankly declared that t!,- dis i aster is the result of a careiullv laid : plot. I Pl.oT NOT SI CCFSsFFI.. I llotiFI AM. ash . Nov. f. An unsuccessful at tempt was made last ' nit'ht to wreck a Northern Pacific train w ith dynamite. Seven st i ks of dynamite eie loiind attached to , a rail in such a ma nm r I liat t hey I would explode when the train hit Jtliem. It is b lieved the (hnamite was intended for a lo-av y beat h train. I Hud Appt -iilii iiis Operation i Finest H Kiddle, ol Kiddle, was In o i'-':t t" Ko- '-bur- m i - ta sul -teiing with aiMicndici'is. lie was j niliiediatcl take to Me bos U pot) w aft d as pital. whet- I, rodav b' lM' This aft -mm. or doing nicely. w as Sethi i pcrnled and St s n poii ! i-wwk-!-!-h--h.-:--h POWDER EXPLODES I J. HI! Mill I k T INVI i ri 'l F 'AMI'AHJN IN DOK.I.AS COI'M'Y w as l'lisiu:i i i:i'v !: TMIK HI T Id I'olt l'S II K M l To m: MAiK to Tin: local hi: AIX.H AI! I I lls. MANY SCHOOLS 100 PER CENT Some ItefiivaU HeMutel Are Intend til to show HuiHor such I'um'i Will I'ltibable Ite Hcalt Willi Filter. Mill for the lack of complete re turns from the many ontlvitig school districts, the result of the food con sei at ion campaign in Hoiml.ts Ci.unty, would indiahly now he deli ui tidy know u. it h the campaign completeu .n eeiy part of the coun ty am) every home is i led, t he tie lays of the teachers in sending in their reports is t In only factor in to feting with t he early dec I a rat Ion that the campaign a w aged by t he local county committee has been an unualiiiod success. Several rep" its w ere recei ed to day, however, and many of I hee were from the smaller and more dis tant communities. although the larger number of schools had as et failed to submit any final returns. ' at rei nested.. From t hose i ei ei ed today, there can ue no doubl but that Houglas t'ouniv will rank well upon the list in this state tor t.ie in-i frequency of refusals to join the food conserv a I ion n:o emetit . and the number of signers show s that the sentiment is strongly in its favor. Of the 1 :: 7 reports w Inch are to be made, it wa- estimated to day that about one third had be. n recei ed. They ere I it r lied o er 1 by County School Superintend ill O. C, I trow ii lo County Chairman M. 1 L. Kddy. and the latter will hold . the re'irls uulil the returns at- , complete, ready be : lia t tet S pi obably The city report has at to the s-tale head county rcpoi I w il 'U s hul no mad- lot .a.. s the campaign was is county vvillnn tli n e. il was I lioiigut tod me would not he etctl finished in i iciiuire.l ;iv that the .led. as has n t he UlltV C i w oi k case in ol her pl.n The Ml 11 the mi llli t lee Pr tied Mild llllther inn- is thought iinnei for The reports received from many oT the schools today untamed id nsals and the blanks tor giving I he excuses w h ich were a v ancerl by I he-c oh -ie tor:- weie in many cases iiille humorous or intended to be so. show ing that the ser.ousiiess of the cam paigu in som1 plates was not suffi ijeiitly aipr ' iated. A number of person-' will pi obably later be ac quainted with the giavity of the -it nation cotirioiited by the country, many of the iet usal- may soon be halted to acici'iamc. In hamlliin: -Hi' h cast s, the eeciili' commilt eJ have still considerable work and for this reason son f the tepott i m, iv be delayed. Ot the .r.e third "I the di lil' ts leporCni;. I J were lodav regrsti'i 'd as ha v nig I pt cent memliei ship in the loo. I admiiiMra t ion. tlTWO TOWNS PREPARE VETERAN OF CIVIL WAR WOULD SUSPEND GAME LAWS; HELP FOOD SUPPLY Ha Id M. I H ake, veteran of the Civil War, proposes the suspension of game laws in Oregon as a means of increasing the meat supply and con-vrving ot tier foods needed for ! the soldiers, says the Fugene Huard.! ' There are a pood many of us old fellow s w ho could pro ide meat euough for our families If we were lrmitted to kill Kiiirrels and birds.'' Mr. I Make stated. "If the game law were suspended for any great length of time, it would make a tremendous difference in the sa ing or other foods. 1 think the mat ter should he called to the attention of the t;ocrnor. "Of course there is another (title to this proposal, hut the first con sideration now Is to defeat Cermany, and. if ft taken food to do this, a sus pension of the game lawn in Oregon w ill help supply that food." Certain ol the game laws in llrft ish Columbia hae already been sus pended as an aid to increawing the food supply. ons i;ii"n:i mi: ai;i;ii. i oii Mi:l. AT O'CLOCK THIS AC IICNOON AMI A III-: ACCOMMO- VII II IN HArill MM I : TWO cakn i hom iti:No. SEYLRAL SLACKERS ON TRAIN several 4 'elebril ies ed in 4 'milingenl, Iteildeis Tein;r I lllMlia Are Also liolml One d hoin Sdo al (be Hotel. With II COII--CI ipt ' sv.stein tor handling oldiers dc, doped to Ill Hit ar point ot perle ri ing short ly (loll, toda s train, alter 2 o'clock. was iilov ided w itli dinner at the lo caii tig houses in a manner yet equalled during the passage of I l oops. The met) W t re lined La ken i it t tie lu neb rooms, ted tciintieii v.ell within tli' hour nil Ho up. a ml a I lowed lot tlie Uieal. 'I he men in today's runtingen vvei e I t o m San I- t a li clsco, w it li t h eseept ion ot l v o cat s, w hlcli cann Horn I'-Mio. Ni-vada. I he men tausen little dilfu Mlty in tli' plans artatig for them and were among Hie most oiderly in ops vet visiting ibis cily t he ni.miier ol men on the (lain w.i the melt Wet' several per cputalloli, one of whom win Kaleitnia. now of San F ran Vim e I ; co, hut loimerly ol the Melropoli tan 1 1 pel. i ('on.paliv ot New t or i itv. He euii'rfaincd tlie gathering al Hie I mp.pia Hotel wilh sevc lenor solos, a nd with many ot h sought to tx press bv the exhitolnni of his talents the appreciation of lb men fur t heir courteous 1 1 ''.'it uo iit and good meal while in Uoseburg There was a I so on Huh i ra in mall group, consist ing ol i ' men Mho ale known as slacker. Thev were draft-d and taken au.niisl then wihes and were under a spe gnal d of two tdl icers. . Stark and family Sut herl in v ester day. iii bv a ut cnnoliile. SANFRANCISCQ MEN ON TRAIN TODAY T HIGHWAY INKKIt CONSTItl'C TION WILL NOT MISS THAT CITY HOI'KK THAT HAItll mi:i A i; w il l, in: co.m- MK l l KAItl.Y IN M'ltlNli. MATERIALS FOR WORK ORDERED Worst Sm1 in (he Higliway Through to California Are lo He Fliiuiii aletl I lest, Aciirtlhi to Highway Fttghieer. He iL-rt Nnnn, stat- highway en- c,n-..,; A. J. Hill an.l K. II. Iloyt, f tlie Wurr-ii I'nnstru.'tion Com pany, spent .'.liu's.lay an.l yester day licit, looking oyer I he stale hinh- Aay r-i ti r of way l-nilitiK north iroin Oaklan.l, sayi. tlie Adxance. Tlie preliminary work is now active ly under way anil will lie eontinneil. It t hoped by the .-.uitrai-tors ami the state authorities to hate tlie trel.h of n.a.l liulween Oakland and the l.ane County line ready to re ive hard surfn-iuK attention by XpiTl 1st of next year. Considerable hat. been t.ai.1 about the link of the highway lliat will onue.-t Oakland with the state road, v Some have maintained inni miner than passim; uIoiik tlie payed stretch on lirst Kit eel, a new roa.i wouin he built from Just beyond the. briilK t the end of I'lrst street through Ihe Stearns holilillKt. to the under ground lallniad 1-ioshIiik just south r town. Mr. Nh 11 11 set this rumor it rest by tatliiK that a permanent tiiadxvay would be built to the ap proach of tlie Calapjoia brulne and ihat no further d-finitc itj'i would. e laken lor seyeral years, xyhejl In II likliboo.l the Oakland-Sutherlln 1. ill." would he established nlollR the lillls on the east side of the rail- Bay, (he Highway Commission clliiiinnlmii all crnssMiKs pnssihle. .lust linw the IliKhwny ( '0111 111 1s sinll is ch I I ly' ei. ll. -er lied 111 ejiniinat- 1111: the t.a.l si.ols in ine rouie 1-1111-iiiK north from the Oi-ijon-Califi.r-11 in line In 1'orlland. When this has I n a. , omplish.'.l other permanent Aiirk will be ninl-itaken. but Just now all efforts are beiiiK directed In "fftini; luipi-tiv-meiit that will al low an all the year road through W'cJtein on-m.n. l.uiiiL-r and oilier necessary la erials hax- been urdere.l tor the line Hill and Isadora camps, but -nine delay lias h-on occasioned- in .taitinK there by the failure of Ihe railroad cnmpaiiy to deliv.T these supplies. It.-aiise of the fact that lh.. hea.l-Kl work will be In the. iieiKliborl.iiod of Itice Hill, tile larR- st workiiiK foi." will be maintain ed at that point when operations .re fully under way. Work Is iiroKressiim ni'i-W n the proie. t-d state . hinti ay. lemliiK II. 11 III from lh..-cm! ol l-'irst strtH-t. 1 i-.y ii-.lltalile str-l.h of perfect ,:i ii.li.iK li.-niK III e nlei.ee from the contractor's .-amp on the Uufliain rami, fdinprisint: a Kood half mile ,.f ron, I base. .Meanwhile. Koreman M-.nl ha. an a'l-'iunte force of men T-allliK I he, null I of way of trees) and stuinps. exploslyea beiiiK the in line fin tor In tills process. The camp is also lo come in for iinnli favorable mention auioliKsl those local folks who have had thu hcri;y In spare for H walk to this point. lUinklioiises. cook nouses, ihlnliK rooms, stables, blackslnlt ll shop, stoi-roonis. and other caini. .i.liun.ts have l 11 installed in 11 hiKl.lv painslakinn and tluirnun.ll fashion, provini; the facility of Mr. Mead lor such procedure. M,,s, ol the force now at work ai- local i--.iil.-nts. and stock from Hi- ti-mhliorlioiMl is also beinK Riven i.tiiployni-nt. RAILROAD CORRUPTION ' FUND ORDFRtD AIRLD BY THE SUPREME COURT WASHINIITON. Nov f, The V. -i .-..ipr- .'..nil Las d-cid-d that lb- Louisville Nashville liallroa.l 11. u-l fit I.I 1 -Ii the -xp-n.litures of c. .1.1111 I. in, is llli.l-r I lie t,r.-sl.lelifs p. r-onal dir-ction The railroad is I lo bav- a liuxe corruption f-iinl lo 111. ill, I. .111 s lobby, bribe offl- rriipt 1-rislalures. 1 lie , . the Interstate Colll- Coiiiinissioii authoritv to ihe inn-niiost s-cr-ts of lh d s political remind. : X.LI. II IIS It I I IIM.IM.. l'i' TKOIMI AH. Nov liusslan troops 111 the Vlshn-fT sector yester day ti,il-rnali-d with the Herman troops. 11 was iinnoiinc-d today by lb- lius..lan war office. .Vlshlleff Is a town on the liusslan from south east of Vllna and north of the Nie inen lilv-r). f
