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IrV WAR TIME OPrORTrXITIES There are many of them every day read the little want advs. in The Review and save uiauy dollars. eburgreview "My Country T.. of The, Swot Land ' m Liberty." UCY ORBUOX PIIDDCCT9 You save money and mih Aoney haa your patronize home Indus tries. Oregon product are beat. Vol.. XX. ItOSKIll It i. IMIH.I.AS IX UN TV, OHKtiOX, Tt KMlAY HKMM;, VT Mill It .1. Illi; n No. 211. ROS Tin: ai sti:im;i:i:m s iiwi: m;oKi thi: luui: in;, i i:si s r thi: Italians AMI TIIK I. ATI i:it i:i: NOW in It Tli: AT. MOUNTAIN SECTION EVACUATED (enerjil nn Mackciisen is Attempt- iiig u Ituiihle Flunking Mot e- itH'itt, (. t lit- Itelicl ul Army Men. KOMK. Nov. n The Italians evacuated a part of the mountainous area im 1 tided in the Tagliamento li it r dele uses, it w as st a t e i uent 'd . Tlie nepiy advanced along the mid tile and lower parts of the liver. The invaders' tactics indicate that ;eiier;il Vim Marketi-en is attempt ing a simultaneous thinking move ment (Tom the south as well 'as the iionh. The mountainous are;i mentioned lindouhledlv ttieaiiP the section around Pinaiio. Casielnovo and St -uuale. Austrian I'lnju'i'er Aloni;.' I.OMhjn, Nov. il t , Mitral New Vienna ill- patch declared lll.il Kmpeior Karl crossed the Ta;:iia men to li i v er with his t roups neat t Yd riope. Ii eoiitiriih ii. this "m. an -t lie in adt-rs h.i 1 1 . li a not he i break in the Tai:liami -;to def. n-es. Line a- Krokcn. IlFlil.lN. Nov. t, The Herman, have captured the Tagliamento lino, it Was oifici.illv stilteilM nled. i t, Italians are retreat i tig bet wet n th, f ii on ii f a i n s and the sea. Ccintorcemcnts A n il e. WASHINGTON. No. ii. Fresh A js i ro-H riiian. Turkish and Itsil g.iriii n di is mris. with more tun. hiiv" n ached tlie I'ali.-n iroiit. it w. s'aled II) lioiue cable.-. The liall.ui ! at il. i:t ;iFs.Miibl"rl S.iturday in fotl-lder the Clisi-. The sillliitioll is in! f ii i tied to be dangerous. ;is ll.t rneiiiv measure i. iticieasirt.lv men aci;.g, o Hi l l STI AMI K Mk. I'i S'1 1 Nov . ti It is n p'irle.1 t hit t In f-'iM in "( Ma t coni w ;is Mib inclined eurout hum France to V rtl.md, Maim- I.-t;iils a r' lack ing Tli" Marcetii had been carrying he ' tt France t. I '. Itakei . w U) has het-n ill for t lie pat two or t ), i ,r w eeks. ;i'aill ;itile to )M oil dllt at tiie Kuse- bnru Ste-itn l.aiindiy ..t.il tlie Motor Shop '-.imp1. NORTHWEST AND CAL IFORNIA fLECTRiCIANS ARE NEAR SEPARATION T ('( M A. N.. liecidmg u. ignore the ( 'ah lurtna uni-in- hral X'V llllle.-S tln strike i III II led ia t el . it nt to conduct their own iriKe iti- d- p tld'Htly. the ti lephoi.e operatnr aiot lineiio ii of Y;.-hliitton and Ore gon tel. eiaplo d their repr -t-nta live- hi S,.n Fiatici-co to .-tart north i to iii 1 1 u- 1e . a li i a ViN h w extern ruli!ei)ce of ebctl'ical woikers will II.' tt.r'ne.l TROOPS ARE EtW ON TRIM TODAY; FORMER LOCAL BOY WAS SE.N J. Tinl.l.Cs MlWl' I ITilil WIT.' ... Iin;i I: Mh.iil.-i th.ni lliii-.- I'I'.'- -i juu-u im-mIL' Ilil(iu;:;i li.-lf . itll.l c.i:i-.-.jil. l;;i L-.iv.' f 4 . I .. t I - t'.-h. 1 In Hi- I- il I'-I- , i-i. I!- ll.iinllillt t'i- T r . 1 . 1 . - il u 1 4. II S lli-ir lii-;il- 'I fll-l 4. 4 ti.un li..I;i ,iiri-i .ii 1 11. I-' I. 4" .1. .iM.I 1!,. ... -I, i,. 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I.-, I,' r- i, 4- . frirc f.r. .i.-k'l- ..''l I- r -t- i. f .n, 1111- li'i'i -r .11- st -1 o; .1 j t.i'i.i.t'.i-. ti,,t it- 4- j. 4. 4-H-?F-H"l"l"l-I"l"l"!"l-H":- i FINNISH INDEPENDENCE AGREED ON; RUSSIA 10 CONTROL RflATIONS rKTliOGli , Nov. f. The lius ian provisional government and Finnish ropresentai ives atir't l on full autonomy for Finland. Finland rt ill ha a r publican KnVt-nimt'in, its own legislative ami event iv e in stitutions, liussia will only control Finland's foreign relations, Tt was 'llllUUIK'fd. War Minister Changed. PKTUnt! It Al. o. ti. Minister f War V.-rkhnvsky hits been re moved, and .1 . Cei manikin sky was na hied as his successor. ( U'i ieials lid not explain the ehange. It i y rumored that Vcrkhovsky made tier i n it n y separate peace offer without .he knowledge id oilier Russian oii'i- iuls or the allies. i romiF.il if( hi it to wi n. i According to Portland papers. Miss lluth Heach. of that city, who taught n the ) oncalla Ilii'.h School t o years ago, will soon many Art hut arl Melilin, also a resident of I'ort- land. o iMTIIl NlAII.S AM .lIV II l I OKl M l V Af.lil l h o roi.irv i;ii'i:t 1 1; iii I IVWS Vi a iai. IM I II- fst. ai:: i:k o(,ii n. VAR CO-OPERATION PLANNED tpen htiei' I'idi in i hiiui i- to lie Maintained ami 4 bine-e Intle HlideaM' to Ite I'rote. led. is the Auieemeiit. I Kv l.nbt. .1. Ueuder. WASHINGTON. Nov. i.. Fi itcl 5 1 a tes and .la pa ii have fit-t into t lornial ag reenit ni , re a fi irn. ii: th- ipeil duof III China, atld feccl'lii,' Hi lapatl's special llilei-ls in China.' Secretary I .a ns inc. atiuoiun ing t to pact . said t he agreen.t m w mi M ; t- taiv e i he in' 1 1 a sing l en' 'ca 1 ;! la -'ion between J a pa 11 and the 1 ' i" f : . i tate?-. The pad n cui;ni e .!; p;,'i' -p'-cial interest in China: .ivows that 'hiiia s sov er igntv -hall not lie im paired . 1 1 '-a 1 1 1 rms t he open door policy, ami avows opposition to any! :? n i r a cum ti tic :! a 1 pt , Miff- I licet ill g Ch ilia s indep. inb lice. S ' -retary l.atiMii g a litioii nc d t li.it Ja.an atld the Fniied Males have oh. pled full war co opt ration plans Ciitlord Alt Kay. of :b ir. was ' tr.in.-a it in business in llo-ebuig tod , . i 4- lAHI H AS IAt.lM.1 II. T I'alll C S ie-. of I ;iin.is - 4- Y..lbV. b-ll this inoriilllg lor -J. fc Sail I"! II' l-t O. wliere he W.I- - ..Me. b .1 ll . ' ' -a !. VI -JeM.-V 4- nr.!'" iu h i : ii to jinn a inn- v I paf.V of M.lNIle IllljMl.el a J. Mr' ,.!-- a- tor 1 T ve.n-s a 4" lea I IN.- el.-.lieer' j. :oT t ., J. t in. ,tion in tlii-. ci, nit, and ! lis he ua- .till a ! -"i x... Wa- -J. ie..niei to report lot duty. V. Spit- h;i be n in liouula- 4" I "onilt , III t lie , i - I t V ".I ! 4 CRESCENT CITY SHfRIEF LEAVES WITH INDIAN PRISONER EAST EVENING HI -r," . .1 II III ...n. rn. -1 1,-t- -.. t. : . :-i I.. .-r-..',. M ,, I'.il : -1 I.. 1 ....I -ti. :.,'- 11- 1 . - ' '1 1 ' 1 -1 . , , II . '.. .1 f - i -I ' h '. ll t - '-1 ',t ',, .' In -l.'l I 1 i...,, .' ,i' l 1 1..' ,- , v ,'h ' I 1- tl . .,11.. 1 - -. t .,- , -I. ' i . .- .1 11 -1 - I ..'M. ,.'"! ! ' 1 III 11 .it,-, . i ii' vi h-i. . '. -.'I t i' th I'll-' 11,1 vi . 1 It"l.,ri 1..1..I it' 1 w-ll h hl-ttll' on th- h.iil t-;il ' i'i I I- h. i:-timi'i-: oi- iikii'i 'i:n.-.i is mam: and i I y is IM I I KMIM II liV ol N II. it hi -oMiN; m:i: m won Al( ISI S I t ONOXIV. ASSESSMENT FIXED AT $29,000 Hlldel is Debut eil 'ollvjtlcrithly mid Atlo)leil A tier Complete In-ve-t iuutioii 4 i( Allot ney Outlines I'lan. Cai et ullv gnagnm their action by past t'ic! it'll e. and guided by the 'igure secured by the city attorney titer a dose inspection of the city's i inani . t he city council at tin 'if Council at its regular meeting la.- t ll i g lit lor the adopt ion ol t tie :u get tor the lorthconilllg vear. set lie levy in dollars and cents at $!'. 'Mm. In act oi dam e w it h t he act passed ;.t the last session of tile , l.egislture. the budget can no long er he drawn up on a ba-ds of a cer tain number of mills u tlie ta levy, and theicfore tlie amount to be tai-cd was -et out in definite fig nr s. The amount i within the limit of 1 mills prescribed by t In cit y t ha i tt r and lacks a small amount oi e.iialling the ta of last war plus the si per cent limit of in i e i e al low od by t he late State i '..ii ; r i.t I'-ual iiieudiiient. 1 ! ta k :t up t he budget . Ma or , ' e ..rile,; alletltion to i lie tai t that i mdan e with tin loriuer ten- : of ollhe. the ,-itv otTlcials would e'.ie at ill!.- meeting, wlietcay tliev rtetf IKIW le.Hlireil I hold OVe t'oi .iiHitht-r vear by reason of a law which pro ides I hat the city elec- , I iuiis shall hereafter co - incide with tiio election of state ami other oft i- i tla, laof Kin' then plesenled tlie very material onsnlerations in tlie w.ek of drawing up tlie budget, of, ttiti f. ii re.iscd -peilses that have ': i ifpt info t lie financial program in s-pile ol all care to avoid them, lie -aid salaries had been increased., n-i'able tlie city treasurers, fire' sink 'IrivtM-'s, and street superin- j K iidetit's. lie showed that a health ofCt.r had 1 n addc, that the .v it. i hilU had im ieasetl. that tlie '.imp ground v. et e being support ed, and that a great iuantttv of ma- li met y and pa v ing appai at us had lc en purchased, all ol w hu h had ( lai-.d the expense to a high figure i He estimated that the past vear's epeti-es re lieatlv $n,intn over t he toi uii'i amount usually reijiiti ed to ran the city. While there was mio h .unu.i nt that would not have t'i be duplicated for llianv " e.ii-. and while the lire truck pur- cha-e expeii--' was now out of t he : wav. he "!' hired, however, ttiat in in t he t ut ufe w oil Id have to In made on small a- mints, and that .very item must be mveii careful i on-idet atioii On a ci on n t of the war and demaii Is likelv to be made o the cit i lis in ot her w av s, the V.m.r w.uiod against takiti on any Ie. i-M-eil-e UI1 !- a I) -id II t e I V eie--.,H. He said t hat the petition for a l:b: . i v a o urn ion appeared at a ino-t mopi oi 1 une 1 1 me. It was li t:t lone. I thai ot h.-r it i s had mm h higher tae-, Kit he te'l.ewi the j.o.C v -b'p-i d be to t eta in a- low all e-!i!ca'e ;i , po--lbIe. ,t all oiditl.'IC e a- It lulled to :i th- amount ot Hie tax. and ll-i-re- Were lie.-ibd to gllhb' the mi. m dcte: mill. n C, hunt . i- pr. ,.,it-il !i I'tty t , hi. h tiii'l'lii il all mi 1,1. h I" h.i ' .'UllUllIlt 1 1 i i TI .r. I It -. I- f .l l I: ,. In liit.U-t. This 1- 1 MlllHll .lll'l. ,,-!Iil,i-; nf il- ItllHllv l.ln.t-Ilill.iU-. iii'l Cii.iiinfin l-tll mil ir.il I... i lit. .ill, I t-lO!t-l .,11. 1 I'o'l not -III . ll I- AMERICAN HONOR WAS i UPHELD BY U. S. SOLD IERS; EOUGHT FIERCELY ' f A M 1 : 1 1 1 0 A X 1 1 K A I Q t ' Alt 4 TKIiS. France. Nov. ti - Tin' S;,1!,,M''S. greatly oiitnuiii- j ueieu, lougni uit1 lo-rmaus stubbornly in their first en 4 gagenient, using rlubbed guns ba oiiets, t re n ch kniv hs, en 4 trenching spades, and men 4" 4 their bare hands. The Aineri- , -j- cans iougni until itiriner re I J sistanee was useless. A great j. nu inner of picked tier man J storm troops made the attack 4 after an intense and continued '4 preparatory barrage fire, ar- 1 ' eording to the survivors' $ stories. American honor was 4 fully upheld. Preparations are 4 being made to bury the three : 4 American dead in a little : 4 A merican cemetery near t he 4 camp. ii laeitt provides that unless specifical ! autfiorietl by a majority ote of t he legal voters v otJiig upon I hi 'uestion, the City cannot raise a greater amount of taes lor purposes of her than the pay mciit of bonded indebtedness or interest t hereon than the total amount levied by it in tlie year immediately preceding for purposes other than the pav meiit of bonded indebtedness or interest t (let eon p! us ti per cent il in llleiei I find that the total amount of taxes levied for the vear llUti. which ar lavable in 1 I T . was $ J.s.T n-4 Hi ducting Horn this amount JI.m'ii paid as interest on bonds and $ I . 7l7.!M paid on the principal of Un bonded indebtedness of the City, t heie remains the sum of ii I . Six per cent of this amount is $i. :::ii. in. Adding t his $i,:: :t fo the L'::t;.iii ami then adding the $1.7 1 7.51 and $ I. son makes a total of $::. I I N.7-1. This hilt el amount is he maximum amount of taxes which the Cltv can levy, pro vided it does not exceed to mills on he dollar, w Inch is t he limit pro vided hv Subdivision 1 of Section ?) of the Chatter. In determining this matter it is necessary to have the total assessed valuation of all prop rty in the Ciiy of Koseburg. 1 have been unable to secure a state ment of tnis total valiialion. but find that all of the property except that owned by public service corporal ions b- as-esse.! at jL'.ii'i'l. "ti for the year 1 ! 1 7. This assessment of the proper! v of public service coi posi tions is made by the Slat1 Tax Com mission and we will be unable to seen i e n statement of Hie nni:unt such valuation until after the lime tor making the levy has expit.-d. I tind that the valuation placed on the propei ty of the public servi--- oil-orations in the City of Itosebutg for the vear l!iH: was $-:,.. W. As suming that this amount remains the same and adding it to the filia tion ot the lemaining properly make- a total of $!t..tl m. '. . A levy of li milU on this pro.eity will I produce $ !. "- I re. oi lid j however, that a le-s amount be lev ' i..l so as to be suie that the tax 'levy will not exceed the In mill bv piovi If I t.v the Chart. T. In oidd to ev;. the l;i all ol i I II a II ' ' is lie. fs-ary. and I have picpaied and sub ' lull -il. Ii an oldill tiee loi pa age ; t the Council, leaving the aaioiin i.f ta blank. l: Ulv . iini,iit-il, 1: VI l r.KHI.Y. I'llV lti.iti-v 1 1. - niitkiiili. I I' oll $".i. nun ii- Ih- i oum il i mount ) rded . M.,., iiyinn-l lh- Im iiiiliin liml 1"M- .i---. , ami 1111- tmiii wn uri-'i iiiiainiNi.ul It w; Mti'l I" -M .1 tin- ati. until of 1h- la than it-iiti-. ..r l.y l.'ie. Illll-I- Millti'l's I iillsi.l-liHl. I.-tltillll W.I-. i---llt-. MU'll-il In Alh-tt -.ith-rli.til. I' U W-li l.-r ml iilh-i- akiti that a ii-a .ilk I,- 1 011-1 rii' l-'l 111 I runt ut tt o: .1 iih Mi. .-III. mi -ti t Tli- niatl-r a-r-fi'tr-il to Ih- st 1 --I ruin r 1 n --t 1 tsit inn Mtilli. Mitv t I. Ill-Ill . i linto, k. ot th- .olntnitl l-l-oll-'l of i.ln iiilniiL' tlx' 'ir- tit on Ih ft uin Illil v. nt-r iiiiril),! tn- i'-t.it- t!,.,t ;-, t S linn lll.ll- -t. t 111 h.nl I II .1 1 1 I. II III. I I. I. rivtui-- in' r- t.'!t.ii'ti M-! It unit 11-. 'i-i it M Ot K . It .".Oil. "I I'l,.' r : 1 . . r I - I .1 I,,,, I 1, 11 -I -1 1 1... nil,. :M...I I .III I'h . 1 1. : - v mt. ,.1. ,. "I CI. I.OI 1. It. ;IH C, .' ( AM I'llt.V Til .IK il ll.l ll IN M (. I. AS col VI V. ot I ...MS fl .!- nisi: in nil: in.; i i mi o M I hid. SOLDIERS GET MUCH BENEFIT nn to Ite I'rovitliMl With OimrlcrC lor llntei tainmeiit ami Inieb Icciual lleli !S:l.,ooo.ooo is Nation'. Ih'mniMl. That the Army and Navy Y. M. C. A. must extend its work among (he soldiers of ICussia, France and Italv ; lhat it must continue its work aiming 1 he American t roups at home ami abroad ; t hat it is the reale-l in Hueiice tor good among the enlisted men and that it makes lor a better morale anil a stronger arinv. is the assert ion of Ira It. Kiddle, count chairman. He savs: "It is neces-ary to raise :1.'i,immi, tMit tor this work and this v. ill be alteinpteil between November 11 and I'i ihousands of soblt-ts in letters written from overseas, from ttaiuiin: camps and naval stations. hae tidd ot Ihe bemlils of the V C. A I'hey have shown that il is the onN place where t hev call turn fur nc reaiioti and i niertaiument atier theii il.t) s drilling is over. Tlo-v have, hi the ihousands, writlen hiteis houie on N . M C. A slali I 1 1 V. M C. A. buildings I don t know what we would do if il vvasii l tot the N M C. A..' is a lreillell CXple-.sioll ol the soldier and sailor. "I wonder if th- people of this count t y realie w hat a w onderl ul work ihe Army and Na Y M C A is iloint: among the enlisted men. I wonder what would become of tnanv ot the boys if thev did not have t he M C, A to liltil to in ilo-ir leisuie hours, I'iclUte to volirsell' Ihe hovs at a great canton inert like Camp I ,ew is. Tli ere isn't a chair in then barracks. Thev have to sit on then cots or on the t loor. There is no place where lhe can wine, no place where they can lead What would ihey do tor coinlori or amusement'.' Where Would lin y :ii ni tie il leis lie 'jliie it there war no Y . M C. A building' Itin ihere is a Y M. C. A huild n: No mallet Where Me v go there will be a Y I C. A bmldim: ot hut It tvill lollovv 1 1 1 1 1 1 lo the Iron! line ir.iiche-. There is tn dancer too gnat (hal the V M C A secretaries will not shue it whh the enlist. -d men Let us ! 11 von what Caplail) II. A Fear. oil. if Ihe Canadian ar my, savs of Ihe Y. M. C A hut at I'b lege St . W ood, soiio vv h' te in Franc..' "He savs thai at nighl Ihe boys scurry up from the u.-mcIhs, across a machine gun sw ept an a. In little group.-, ami fed for the daik en trance and go in. It is only I I mi valds floin the Clin. Hi arUllcl.v No "lights a re a I low ed except a few candies in boxes Tlo ie is a phono ci a ph a ml ihe Scoli It bov s pick out the Harrv l.audef P-nml- and w ea r the face rompletflv oil then, The Fligll-h sehel in. liMli lag lime The men swatui ii'l to Ihe Hickei ing ca lid b Wilting let le s home Some h.ild the paper oil Hn'II h-il . ot he i s write with Ihe pa pr on I he backs ot Iheil i omt.ob s A soldier I. -cite- a in. L-tls a -tolV There is subdued laughter: old stings ,te sung; lace- and nivs (lax. Uintah- i- i eng i hem d Tbe.e ll.ell go tottb bet'el illil- Hi I a ' their tllttl III Ihe lci 11' - Th"'fl lit I lilt' tic V have .it o'clock III Ho . i r i . 1 1 1 l i tun li- ill- MH'l''' It II ' I n-.illv I, 11,11. 1.1 Is tll.ll II -t nun. ..I K, il Hi Oltlk' it tli" I. illil 'III, .I lint - lot - .1 I . -I 'U'I II I I II- M t II - I I. - I mill I I to l,.l - i i r..t ! i tiu-iiM I.- i I, -II l.l-M It llf .-III I. ol Hi- V M A ul ,l I i- U II V .1 I'.l III ill ll' II -o oiiil lot l .1 I wotl-1 il k th- oi.li. 1 in- 110 I t. m li ..1:. I It.ili, li- l.l I- t. . n 'm. I llll'l OH r- - V. Ii to .-It -ol.ll-l ot lll - ol III. I; I li i - I- lo l. . I II I I '1 I- lot ll I' I I I .1 1 I I , oul I'll hi I liH-l 1 Ih. - U-'thl th.it -i llil-- I .III I- ll. I.l,h I, I, . I h" lh. tl, ,1 II," I" . ,1 , i .III 1 1" I l.' l 'to. .1 . .Ill h - .it" ' h I' I '.. I ' I't I V .1 ll,OIllt I I ,.- 1 1 .,1,'t - VI ; --A it. I I' III- I.. I I I ill I 1,11 i- 1 n,,.- I I,. 1 I,. 1,-t,'- nh. 1. II, .11.11 tl,. v I,. .1 ll ,. ! th. t . , 1 ii i-iin.i- I, . I. i .1. th.it th .,' th. I ' , ' M I: . - I.. 1 tl,.,i ih- l 1 it l.ni 1. 11 il -i,t-ri,ii 111. OtlU lh, 1 - l,.i li t t I, . 1 1" Hi-- - roil, fol t ., 1,1 VI h II li- I- III lll- 'DOUGLAS CONVICT IS I AMONG THOSE ESCAPING i f ROM PEN HONOR CAMP SAFFM. Ore , Nov. ti.- Six con icts escaped from Ihe prison honor camp, six miles north of Salem, last nighl. No armed guards accom panied the gang. The name, county fro in vv h ich commit led. and the crime follow : Fail Higley. burglary. Multnomah Count v , Frank Johnson, larceny, F mat ilia, an Indian ; John Majors, assault. Folk, negro; Far by Hunt, burglary, Multnomah negro; Joe iison, larceny, noug hts; Jesse Tav lor. robbery, Fn ion. negro. The officers are iii pursuit of I he conv ids. Joe Wilson, the escaped Douglas Con My conv let, was sent to the penitent iary for larceny com mil ted at Sutherliu on Match CM.'.. Me w as taken lo the penitent iary on May l!a, I 't 1 a, lo serve a sentence of t ro m one to seven years. He was 2 a years of age when taken to t he prison, and is described as having dark hair and eves. in I. in .ii h ITT ai;i:ii:s in- II I KOM As.'OKIA ill 1,11 iiniiiis wo oi mi: i'.;o .- S.ONS . O.I UK. Ill AM.SI.IMM. IHWI I! AT CAM.'. LOCAL TROOPS TO CEIEBRATE I liooalions W ill I'rovide l ine Meal j i.n line, in Ti iiiiilng hit -hie Town Are to lie Canvassed j for Supplies. I Kos. .burg's famous Caruso ar rived heie thirf iiioining on a week's furlough rioin Astoria. Seigeant ll.lvvitl .leV'ell was sent down here bv ( apt mi Ifmhauati lo ".ath"r all the nee sarv eats tor a big Thatlks .;iv in.: iluitier (o be In Id at the 1th i 'om m ii v headuuai I its at Astoi la I I'u l ! ev s, pot at oes l hot h kinds I . I v i'i-i ta hies. pu mpk ill.f. iiall her lies. ilph flints of all kinds and any thing vv hi- h is good for a Thanks I - I v ing d nnet tor soldier boys, Ser- . I'eallt .levvell has been oidiTed to I -i Fv.rvho.lv is to donale all Ihey can to iii iii i: i ceil a no as u is mi .r.'ainiy our ho i.e tow n buysj v -hould ;.'. tieelv and wilhnglv. The ,'ititiei will he dvell to !bo . hi hiding the Foiiith Company in 1 the Hospital Corps, together w .'li the olTi. i-i.. In i hatge. Cap I talli I tut h.tiian is to pl-lde at the lea I with three able assistants 1 .leu ten a tits I in n ha m . .1 n ak and I Hilt leliiall. Fvi-l Volie wolkitlg lo make the d r a s i'iiil id affair ( e.iii'ltul piogtatti' will be printed, j on one side or which will be t he l I nil I h ollipatlV loiter himI on I he I other Ih.- menu for the dinner. j I Tom o t row morning S'i geaiit Jew It will laii lor Suth.-rhn and Oak land and all siirroiindiln; country to j j -.i T In I- all of Ihe eatables he can I e expect lo have at t - ' i out..!-, ol tuikevs to lake back to' I -'oiia. together with all other nood I I'i lilt' In. It li-lp to m.iki. 1 1 ii ti'til ; I. til. itilr iliiin-r Anvon- liiiv-; il'iii,i!iini-i ill luii'lly l-in- I Ih-iii i ti Ho- - i'iiiiIi'i l lon-ry slut - or -llOMtll .l-Uf'M i 11 I,- in 1- rot- th nit V I l',l,,n person, as m xt w i'i-k of -toria, lii,i. I voiitii: .l. -lt It-niooti tot hi- I10111 ot lilltli-r -ll. ill-i I uill li.n- M'-t:il to lolli.l xii.ili .1 In lioiii- town , 1 . 1 1 - how. 1 in I1.1 - II and left ul 1. 1'" Set geailt owns in s from tav Horn and the iv 1 11 g a1 i. Ko-e I V ii 1,1 Ih-ni ,.Mlt I ll. . Il l i. ll BRITISH HAVE NEARLY ENCIRCIEI) PASSCHINDAflf CANADIANS ARE LEADING I.i .Mil is .1 Ih' It I. I. I '.I,--. t. Ii. . llo-i n 1, 'I ti- Ilti'i li r n - ..loutnl I'.i -1 In n 1 ii ml- -.it 1 riii-tof v l-iii il II in- r. ...ti. .1 loll- llont 1I-1 hit. .1 th.il ...i .1,1 . .1 i. Mi ni I tlllOlll'l, Mo- .l .-I ol I'.i - 1 h. ...I . I- .1 . 1 , 1 ' ,.,..n ih.il. -1. , I ,,! I 1. Iiotth II.. tll-h'il I . - I ' 1 . I- - - 1- uiiii-.i.iIIi Inter. I 1 I' 1 . t . II I - I V i ..til . -1 111 1- t t " I I I 1 0 I V 'I tl- I .III 'I l". . I,. -Ii -1. 1 r In h 1 ' I V III' ll , 'I ,1 1 - l.l 1 1 I it 'illi' .lit 1 . I: Mi - I tn. 1 1 kt 1- ;i ihnt li of I',. h-ii-l-i. I-. Iv Itll' ill ,,, 1 .,to. ot th. -i.iir. II tli- lliiti-h I- .,1.1. lo l.ohl th- vtlliiir... I'll-." Ii.-ti,l.,-.. Mill li- mot Iti I. .1 th.ni half en- BEGINS DRILL MIMItlLltS III' I.OCAI. I'HOTKC TIVi: OIUiAMATION AS SI Mltl.K. AT AKMOltV LAST I X IMMi AMI riU I.IMIV AltV I II.IMA'I'.ONS Alt.-: I.KAIINKII. FIRST OFFICERS APPOINTED Iiiiiim Ar -:MM'tiil Iii Arrivt In l-'i-w lnys Afti-r Iht l-'llltii; of a lUinil liy Ciiiiiuy Colin liili-i-is U Slmuii. The armory last night wan truly j t si i oiiKiioo oi imine ui-ieiiiiera. i While no guns were in evidence, the 'spirit ot about sixty men, who ap- pen red in answer to the call of Sherilf Quine lo form a Home Hoard, was nearly as warlike, and zeal to become efficient soldiers left little doubt that Hondas County will be adet)ua(el) protected during the w ar. The men assembled in the main drill room of the armory at X o'clock and at once went initt formation for drill. The olTieers showed that Ihe organization is to be military from the beginning, ami by easy stages considerable progress w,v made In introducing the men to I lie various preliminaries of actual maneuvers. The men are eager to learn the tac tics and it is thought but a few weeks will be required lo give them Ihe character of a full fledged com pany. Frevious to the drill. Sheriff quine, who is designated by the state nit horil ies as t he com ma inter in chief of Ihe company, appointed. Dr. Fred W. Ilaynes as captain, Deputy Sheriff T. A. ltnffety as Hrst lleuteu anl, am! Percy Webb as second lleu letianl. I he drill proceeded under these officers. The noil -com in Issioned officers will he selected as merit is shown In the men, and these will probably be chosen within the next lew weeks. The officers slated today that the guns would he forthcoming within probably the next week. The Coun ty Court, which meets tomorrow, will prepare a bond which will be tiled with the Ad jut ant Ceneral at Portland, and the guns, which are iidieved lo be ready for distribution, w ill be sent Immediately. As soon as 'he guns arrive it is believed the in efest will be Increase? to even a -reuter extent ami the development f the organization will thereafter (, r;l,(d j ' H"Hf W-H-HH-.-1'W-H; slAli: ItloHH.IST lllltF. A w ill I,. Finley, state biologist, 4 lecture tins' evening lie- 4 foie an audience at the Pal J ace Theater, on Hird Lift and 4 he win tuiw some special ic lutes on Douglas County -J cougars and other animals. The lectllie is under the a IIS p. en of the !C. Metllal Clll- , hi- i .J. illil' Club of this city and rv 1 1 lie 1m co Mh ally mv ited. J- I..;l-H-I-H-!"H-t-H-H"!"!-- WILL HAVE NO FIRE " j F nder a low raiiv as w indbnak, without food, and weakened by a week s illness, a prospector nanieti Finest Jenkins, aged fa years, who sns his home for :in years has 'icvei been an y w here but in the 1 pen. was found by Deputy Sheriff T A Kafl. tv late last evening be--nle Ihe road about five miles west of Meln.se-. The officer was ln formed of the man's condition by pels. uis residing in the vicinity of iiis ca tu p Thev pa id he had been unable to leave his bed for several la li-n tli- iiflii'-r foiinil Ilit' ti'nl. 1 In- 1I11 1 kti-KK iilino-l I111I 11 froiii i-w Tli- iniili w;im tinnlili' in walk. 111, 1 it w.i- Willi rnniiil-rulily iliffi .iiliv tltit in- whh lirtiniilit In Itimi' loill' tin. I .l. in-, I in Illi nullity Juil. I'.,,., h- vi.m i-.iniln-il hv ltu coun- .i-HI.III iltlil Ill-ills W.TI1 iiruviil- . .1 -ii.irinilv ll is lii'lii-v-il that with 1--1 iitnl r-miliir rtitinK li" woiil,l wooti 1. 'i'. 1111 Inn niiriinil rnnill- ttoll l.ri(ln -,,i,l li- il-sir-il 1111 flri- in tli- j.ul. .in In li.nl lt-il mil "f ilniir-i tor o-r iliiMv -iiri ami h slove nlil 11, .il- liim mrk Tann-il to a ; r i I. iv. Iii whh a iii'luri!iiiiH -11 -til in Ins ii-rtiliar iipi'iir-l. II--mil Ii- r fir- til-i a iiilllir- of Si.mi-li. l:ni'lnh anil Irish nationall-ti-s, iitnl va.is truly an intiTfstlnu '.i lli- II- li.is aliotit IK li.'ad nf Inn 10- iitnl niini-li. inmiliK rulllp 11, -nt. In- nilil, ami part of lliim' h ii: -ll In ohlHin fnniis. Ili In fli- 1, nit- in Ho utii- lllyrr. In Southern 'H-K'HI. I 1 (Contln ipl on I'nt HI 1 I
