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Newspaper Page TextPAGE irx FVKVIVO ROHCTrRO RRVIEW. MOMiAV. XOVKMIIKK li, IBIT. Today One Day Only 15c - 10c MAJESTIC THE BRIGHT SPOT It's Different, ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW MATIN ZM gVUm PAY WHam ITIH P V Bluebird 5 Photoplays Presents "MR. OPP" With Arthur Hoyt and Neva H.fb-r. the famous novel by A tire' Regan Itiet A ill a mat ic pict m ial ion of OPHER H. BEYERS i . UIJ.I. KNOWN AMI I'ltO-l'l Hot S Mil Till K.N IIOI I. I. AS K.WOIKIt I.M'ICK l IN S.I.N IIIAMISOI iio-rrrw.. a victim, or' llltll.HTS lllK lk. tilth rh.i iicr of 'The Fatal Ring" With Pearl White TINCHEir A Lonesome I. U ke 'omedy. Tomorrow and Wednesday The Tanks in Action i; rii. i: mi in : t i;i . an hi i ii mi. iikiii-ii w ii ri . n ici:. AIo -Tin- Trail c.f th" Shail'.u." a W .-i. i n pi.lur.- lull of r iMlifir', Invt- anil aih ' ill in '' A lnr iliiul.li- j.i Kt'i ain. ti:n i:i.i i.s. t'niiiiiiK Tui-m. b Will , Nov. AIM I. IS Jin, ( III! HKI N llli. sin ris uf tln Si a. fARlY RESIDENT Of COUNTY Mr. Ilei-r (nine to Oregon ai mi Farl Age Hint Kesideil (Mi Hi I im l arin Near Canton illc, Oregon. Keep Your Feet Dry Huy Your Rubbers NOW Men's High Cuts and Work Shoes ROSKIUJRC; HOOTKKIK 1K IN Ultl NN Hlmei HihI S.dlvt; uml I it Your I Vet. Perkins Itulldtng - - - Cuhh Stret Opher II. Reyers, on of the most prosperous ami best k nown farmers of southern Hoiiglas County, died ai a Sun Francisco hospital on Saturday ot iirighis disease. Mr. Itoyers had been in poor health for th' past -; r and a few W'ck.H ago went to San Francisco to receive treatment from, a specialist. LaM Friday his wife j .ind two sons received word that his ( (-onditioti was much worse and they t on t he train that evening for j San Francisco, hut Mr. Iteyers died j helore ihey arrived tiit-re. Mr. Key- eiH wan f:i years of Hue. ifc was horn in hasten County, California , 1 on Fehruary 2o, ANYONE WHO IS THINKING or buying a new CHINA DIN--Nf.lt net should see our new line just received from Stauf fer Co. This is jreuulue Haviland China, white w iih hand painted gold hand, and e have the line complete. Plate?, cups and saucers, plat ters, bowls and a large variety of Hinall pieces such as nap pies, pepper and salts, sugar ami creamers, celery and spoon trays. Itetter look this beaittirul line over before buy ing, as Ilavlland is now very hard to procure. W e would he phid to show you the line. BUBAR BROS. .lenders nnd Optometrists. Jim kson St. A TVHTT 171? C Today Tuesday LOCAL AND PERSONAL. rlllhhjtlg offer.-. Lowest magazine I ictloti Library. S. .1. Chenoweth, of Oakland, spent the day hen- attending to bust II ess matter, Hressmaking tailors and Spirella Hti4. and came to -'' seller'. Mis. Case, (, I South THEATER NIGHTS 7:15 and 9 o'clock 5 -NOV.-6 Special Matinee Tues. at 2:15 THE GREATEST TRAGEDY OF SIN S CONSEQUENCES DAMAGED IN SEVEN awe INSPIRING ACTS 8 SHOULD BE SEEN HY ALL CLASSES of MEN & WOMEN GOODS "DAMAGED COODS" ruts the lovable truth in so living a way with such clean artistic force, that the mind is impressed as it could be in no other way. Interpreted by Richard Bennett iii'T'in with his father, the late K. Main. Rhone 'JlM-Y II. Meyers, at an early age. He had Let us till jour sockets with the resided on the line farm which he " I'eerless" lamps. They give satis owned at the time of his death, since faction. Churchill Hardware Co. he was twenty years of age. Mr. I There v. ill be a meeting of the Iteyers was married in U2 to Cora ' W. '. T. F. at the Parish house, M Colirin, who survives him. He Fast Cass street, Wediiendav utter- PROBABLE RESUITS OF GERMAN DRIVE ON ITALY ARE BEING POINTED OUT also is survived by his two sons, Her bert and Cecil, who reside at i he family home. Mr. Heyers was an art iv and enertei i- rit ien and a I ways took an actiw interest in pub lic affairs. The funeral will he held at Cau yonville on Wednesday forenoon at I I o'clock (' rants Pas. Courier: Mrs. . L. ('alter ami two children, of Itose bury. who have been visitinc Mrs. Caller's parents, went to Ashland yesterday to visit relatives. noon at J::iu o'clock, for business ami for war relict work. Mis. S. C. Parker, f Vacaile. Calif., who had been visiting here at the home of F. V. Dillanl. lelt yesteiday for Hitlard. to visit with ot her relal i v es. She was a com pa n- !ed tlier I iv Iht brother Moiu o - - I'lMtH I'l.llH.IS. AUK Ol THANKS. e rt to extend oil) heaittelt thanks for the many acts ol kindness ami svmpatbv extended to us duiiim our jecelll beieaV illellt, MKS. M HV VAI.LCK. MTHfKV AIL i'K, S U VI. LACK AM) F MILY '-jnva;' -cj;rx U-ivx, rj mjii m m mi: sroiti: that Mi'i'i: i.ri:s vol i; iu sii:ss. KOSKIU KG ACI A IS for CossarJ, R V1 C aiul 4fe UOSICIU RG AGENTS for Munsing Underwear Maxine Shoes and Standard Patterns A Most Complete Showing of Fall Goods Notwithstanding the Scarcity of Merchandise We have succeeded in assembling a most complete stock ot hi.nh ki.uK, seasonable merchandise, ami invite vour inspection of ( H li (JC.M.l TILS . I Ml I 'A't LS Editorial Fair Prices In I,. Munsing Wear Thr I.e. I l.-uihl.il l. .11 t'w ,s1 h , lutlh-s. o outer in;'. -nf. lu.u.xr!- wr'l , uf tailornl. eiw fit prrt'ert iv ,,v,," lilinii- umli rjMi inrtits. A .Miiiimm I'tiii.ti M:'f 1 1 c! .rrir.t w.iv in which it iil and a "iii. ii u In. Ki'-.w ;ltld thi ' I. ft' th.,'1 otf.fr t:iakcv Ilf- pl'lfC is Do WASHINGTON. Nov. Willi probably little more than hail the ' country heard from, returns from, t he I ood pledge wet k ch 111 pa iirn to day passed the "..niio. i mark. The official tabulation showed ".ho, 1ml' ) lamihes enrolled iu the I u.ite.I Stales food administration. I I To I '.x tend 4 iini)iiiiti. I SPOKANF. Wash. Nov. :: Three "lays extension to food pledge cam- 1 pait'n week in Waliinuion was an- ! J 'loanced at the otlne ol Chatb-s eb- ' I herd. Feileral tood com Ill ts.-ioiler lor I this Mate here toda, and ca n v assi til- for lood ph-diie sitiiainres will not end until in xi W dm-sd.n I IMCH. Nov. 4.- The military critic of the Vienna Ueichspost says tiiai thousands ot tons or munitions ami equipment for the otlensive ataihst Italy were brought to the front over a network ot concealed mads; puns were placed fn position at itipht time. The Italians observed o. Cox. not lung of t hese maneuvers, w hich were parried out with the aid of" (In most modern technical devices. "Fvidently," continues the writer, "the enemy was deceived by the ab solutely unchanged appearance of the count ry - an impression which the advancing Hoops did everythitox to preserve." A well informed press cor respon dent sas: Fven a ervat military o lory which elided in a deadlock at the i a t-1 1 a tni'ii i o liiiiT or at lite Mincio i-it in I i. -1)111 Mis. L. N. Itoney and Mis. H. Casey Went to litiseblllX ye-'terdav tor a few days' visit and to transact biiHtiess. Kufceno Hr;ister. Leaver I'tir Ia. Anodes .1. Will lleckley. t he South I leer Creek farmer, lea ves for Los An Heles this evening, where he expects to spend the remainder of the win- He will ret u rn next sprinx. Civil Action Filed A suit was filed in the local .iu's the con it this iiiorniim -by Archie Kdtier, (f Cardiner, who seeks to oiled the amount Fine Fxhibit Shown Hoiitflas County is already leceiv in some ex eel li'ii t advet t isitiu from its fine ex hi In t at the Northwest Land Prod nets Show in Port land. picture of the exhibit appears1 in today's O reou ian. As the show opened only last Saturday, this early selection indicates t hat lioimla Ciunty has one of the most attract ive exhibits there. WOMH IIS Ol-' .K l IMT1. C.ratiniie. which is a specially pre- i)f $ss iiu al- pared form of praphiiie, has many lened to he due from the lieedspnrt '"iiiue and wonderful .iiialiti. it Lumber Co.. for wanes1. The plain titT is represented by Attorney Ceo Jones. Fine Chrysanthemum Shown 1 ndouldedly one of the most beautiful specimens' of th white chrysanthemum was seen to day, displayed in the window of A. .1. Lilhurn A Son. jn Cass street. The flower is a late variety, known as the Mrs. William Turner, and was urown by Mrs. T. M. Ollivant. it is inches in circumference. Mrs. liiver would hardly pay for the de- Ollivant has a larye number of this tleciioii of laiye numbers of the Cer- variety and they are h-diiK unfitly man trooji. and guns from the deri- admired. sive Iron!, which is tlie llelpian and Work lU-ing lone Ho French trout. Only the salvation Keports- have reached The Review .mi. it run-ill aiinoiino 1 an oiler of a pne ol f I o ii in the county in Washington obLnhitit: tin liiulo-t ((rcelltaCe of Its ipiola of signatures, the inoiiev to be ,,nt to aliv (halit able or patriotic orca inat mn in the county designated iv i he chairman of the county council ol ib f. :.-e. of Austria would be an achievement J -n iTioioiit ly great to justify the loss. and even though it is plain that this aMack was necessary to the salva tion of Austna. it was euall deal that the Hermans had something else iii mind. He hopes infallibly to produce iu Italy the same national diMiiti gf a 1 1 on w hich was the cons f '(''ice oi bis victories in PM.i aL-ainsi the Russians. We have long known that the - - Italian situation at home was bad. Not he is hcrehv given that all We have not known, and we do not person.-; holding general tund war- i"vv know, how bad it is. Coticeiv- rauts of the City of Los.-biiiu'. ore., ably Italy will laHv under the attack endorsed not pan! for u nit oi as France did and national sentiment ruin's" prior to and unhiding No will be inn'. . .i ,. tense oi ibe in- vemi.er ::rd. I HIT. to present the leiMiiy ot c italian territory. It saftie to Die Citv Tt.-a--urer of -aid ibis proves , , ase for the ultimate U L I ok citv w W I S. iitv for pavtneiit as inter. -s-t Csi-iei W ill . ease oil date ot tllir, lietii e. Hated Nowmber :;rd. I'M? COKINNK c. i.i.i:v, city Trea-uter. Telephone -I IT lir. Co- sir.-. O. W. nl l, A 0 Heal I -late ami Invnraiice. L'om lull- National Hank Puiltlin llo'-eburg, Oregon. Buster 5rown Shoes l I:. Ml ll.'M- C;. . . i'rv.w Will I I. nt u,.ii I If,.- ,.!.,. , i t,. t rn i .ii l. 'l i!h I, !"l', ,! I I'l -hi!' IM III i" .'I',!-. il t" -l.'i"! f. ' . .m't lie lieal. Kwry ' .li' I'm- tlie ehllill'en .-hoe.'-: n .i hurry , I il ilu . II to I' ..ir i'l KiiMer Kruuti slui's. i tin rahle leatlu-r aiul eve! .els, tees, ei'iint. i s anil si. Irs, must, the.se .shin's are .el! I e ere Us.ij'e. Iverythino- Seasonable 'MO I i'' a :..! I ! il r.mve el' I'l l, es 1 mm the ii ! the inn -t ,,f uni'l. tut 1 1 1 llanuels if' lis an. I elites. KtMtti il eal'S e. "M en .in. I i h ihiren. 'Th I! See us for Anything in the Dry Goods Line, It will be worth your while 1 1 IT . dLincndCalm L I'O VUKHlv.r HK.UV, A but .It- d u-ci-ion oi uie war it is a minor mat ) r w helper the Austrians are , Mopped al in- Tagliamento or the i vlnicio: Inn ir national sentiment S"es not rally hi hind the Italian 'i n meiii and the Italian army, i! iv :. now torn by the same kind i 'i . 1 1 1" h v a ud madness w Iih h has in. it- d Russia from the war. (iie!, Heniiauv will have won a vie- toiv ol er great magnitude ami the llil.- will have sUlleled a defeat on : ! b di-astroiis than the Russian b-:. ,,ts uf i-i i ;,. Then- will be a good deal of talk about enormous Herman reserves, of vasl numbers of Herman and Aus 'ft. oi in.iip-. and ! it seems mi hlolv that the Italians haw been x'tii'imbered on their front, and all Hie re i n 1 1 1 s that a re coming to us now indicate ihat there are eoinpara nv.lv ,w Heriuan Hoops engaged in Mns op. ration. The Hermans have v uleii! U ia k. ii from the Russian line- a eoiiMder-iblo number of bat talions, m n ha M v e-s than i'uii.ioiti troop lie compleie Ru-sian cd- I I il'--' has made this tiail-fer pOssl.e, and t he ,,tm, k h is been made jrre ! -l-i tide bv the . ik It I M altillery and i the amount of di. II- acciinitilated I'he H.ili.itw b.o,. been surpried) on Hie upi-et Isotwo as the Russians) w . i . -,h i i !-. d at Hi" iMin.t ii c. as Hie French wire surprised .it the open ing d.ts of Verdun At the Dunajec' ! h !:;: i.tii cdlap-e w as mi com t pb te Dial the ili.-Ioc.it ion of the ! !..de R'1-s..ui front f.dlowed I that considerable agitation was aused among local Red Ctoss work ers and others by an article which appeared in this paper a few days ago. Tliis item, including an ap peal for surgical dressings- sent out by Ma jor M urphy. In France, was 'lipped from a Kugene paper. In advcitintly a paragraph referring to Hie chapter there was included In the ctippinsi. This was misunder stood a. absolutely light proof. A.s learned in school, anwhiug (hat ap pears black is i, netvious to light -there is nothing blacker than graf inite. Ii is almost impossible to de- large s,ro' graphite or make it hange its lorm. n is maile up ol panicles so small t hat. under sutficieji i pre.- -Mire, it can be forced through g!asf. It i.s one of the best k nown ant i f rift ion materials and in vat ions forms is commonly u.- d in the i;;ati ufaeture of lubricants. Its panicles have relatively low cohesion and still lower adhesion; that is, tiny do not readily adhere to each other nor do Ihey stick to oMot substances or sur faces with which they come in con tact. The Savage Tire Company is the only company to put out a tube with grafinite vuicani.ed into its surface. The process eii'p'oved was perfected only by considerable . xp rimental work. It is a uni(ue manufacturing feature and the Sa:n-e lire Com pany was granted hi-ic patents on ft. According to Co Motor Shop Har-ge. the lo".; di trihtitor. the sph'tid d saii-f 'i-tion that the Savage -ii-iluiH to Uie llOSetl irir .....,.;;, ;.. : i .... 1, , , , , . . f- 1 " 1 I "l i r HI li" l I lilt IS II IIOOIl IU i i' i" on- ijiis-:i ipreiicnsion ..,1 W- .le,. i,. .ill around. We are advised thai each department of the local Red Cross w.irkers is doing good work. 1'nited in a loinmon purpose of help ing our suffering soldiers abroad, there is no time now for any local 'i (Terences or misunderstandings'. Fveryone should do alt thev can. It will be needed. AI.OH CH It The next dance to be given ,v Hie Aloha Club will be held in Maecab... hall Tuesday evening. November tith Hood inusR. Cominitlee. irge extent to its coat ing, but the tnbv is made of 1 he best UiiaMty or lubber and I'side ftom the ad-.atitage of grafinite. it possesses all the good qualities of other tubes. (From the Cit d iner Courier.) The Lower I"nipiua can he de pended upon to do her mite hi whip ping the kaiser to a frazzle. the Herman traitors and apologists sit up and take notice. W. IV Reed and Chas. Smith have begun to dig their potatoes, of which Mr. Reed Ins about seven acres, among the finest ever raised in the I .ower I'mpipia count t y . BE A BEST BET OOOOOOOOOOOCMXi OOOOOOOOOOOCK t'.. '..wi! ..1.1 .' I'l,' ft u .' I ,1 I , II I't ". I "i i. iii .i r- w ii i RosiBiiRG Book tohc 1 t ." i. i iT i;..,i.k T! i .nunty a ut hoi ii ii s hni ai. "-I !' '.u-t ..r .i n.'.l :--', 1 1." k T'T l!.' I'll tJlr :ii, 1.1 I, i' - " 1 '' I '"i l '"'! SinVrl ii. .. ! X.h.iii-1- Tl'i- 10. k will l.i- 'I "II I I ".I t SIM '.I, I' illll III ' n.-o l,"., .i. ' "r.liiit t" Ko.i.l :i-.i I T l-r...- i . it uki - n i;ki . . i 1 - C will ll !.. I:.. " ii r t :i r ... . . uil ; ,-h it i, . f..r lh.,'ii l.o--ti-iri; t'r lit i'ii . .ti" NM TOIUV. ' 1 r.,ri"ii v :ti ii i iirtt . w . WELWORTH OocooooxCHas - New Fall Models In The Still Priced at Just $2.00 WELWORTH BLOUSE The Favmitc of an Entire Nation and Worthy of this I lrti Honor SOU) HERE O.XLY Bellows A U OM I.V.S () FOR UOMA.XSUFAR 'e h t!.- ho ir IM N..i!l. li.s.tvuj A'l ll.