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Newspaper Page TextR0SEBURG4f BUY uneuo rKMH.CT3 WAR TIME OPPORTCmTES Thera ar many of tham every day read the little want adva. la Tn Review and save maay dollar. REVIEW You lave money and make money when your patronize home indus riea. Oregou products are best. My Country Ti ef Thaa, SwmI tmni f Llb.rty." ItOSFlU IK;, IMUtilS tXllNTY. OltFaliON", Till ItslUY KVIAIMi, XOYKMHLTt SSI. 1I7. YOI. XX. Xo. 231. I'OWLKI I I. SMASH ON" FIKST AXI SFCOND I. IN FS INFLICT THFMF.NDOI S I.OSSFS ON TIIF. IN ADI-.KS Of NOIiiTIFKV SF.C no or itai.y. SEVIN ARMY DIVISIONS BKOKtN i ! llaliall On. 'nil Maurice Declares Crisis lx l':i-c. Mux inn, Hulled the I liit- Hciife ISiilish .iikI I ioii.Ii Arrive. LONDON. Nov. 2S..--TIW- Italian I? iK is past," declared C.etieral F. Maurice, director of operations, ill it his weekly interview Kjiliiy with i , luiicd Press. "Tlii- credit is duo 10 Ilic Italians tllolle." Thi' Italians halted tin' enemy tu t".)!.' the arrival of the Anglo- , French leiuioreetu. nts." General . Maurice added. ""Tin- Hermans an' not tollowiiiu up th-ir initial siir- , cesses, as noo.l soldiers would. simply because tiny haven't any re- . inforeeiit.-nts." Tin' Camilla! attack." the gen-, erul continued. rcsnlicd in our cap ture ot marly II, mm prisoners, more than a hundred fulls, and between I'.u and To siM. '" miles of torritorv. The enemy wa. forced to use many more ol' its divisions. We hail no definite obje. t ivi s and merely in tended lo mo as far as posf-ihle. We gained more than Hiim had expected. "So far there have I t) no appre ciable withdrawals from th" Kus siall ft out " .l.-ru.-iiU-iii will not fall without i another battle." tin- general con ; linuo.l "Vi- must brum up scat ter, d forc.'S. fresh (.mis and imini- ; tions. There an- dilficillli.s ill tin' tulvance and siinuundinn territnrv which d.-lay the envelopment sutti- . ciolilly to enable the enemy to bring ' up his rear guards and make a , stand." With the It alian Armies. Nov. - V - So appalling have l on tlie casual-lie- sutloic.l hy the ciioiuv in the fruitless attacks, that it was reported tod.iy he had vv i-liilravv n seven crip- ' pled illusions i nearly Iii.'i.iiiiii nieni. Prisoners declare that some bat talions of several hundred men have 1 n red need to .in or Ju hy the igor ol the Italian d.'lelise. N 1 '('here was no material change in thi' deadlock along the entire trout today. IKIMI', Nov 24 hours. Hall .- Within the last troops, le-slimine the offensive, have smashed (.ermall first and second lines. In I lict inn Ite mend'His losses on the Invaders. The announi einenl w .is mad" here today. i. t:.ils of the victory were with held lor the pr. s. nt. The news w.,s riled as .wdence of tie crow ins stiencih ol il." Italian army, its com pl. te reli.il.illtati'.ll. as all illllstia tiutl tint the Cl.eilis IIIOI powerlul . tic. its to br.i.k the l'iae mountain line have b' eii utterly I r n it 1. s. Me.llonl Auto stolen It was dis iAeiel MolnlaV that th" I.I.COII.. bll" :. 0ne, iV .lack ' Mm rill has I II .lolcll ftolll the c. u;..ii the lti.r--,.le oi chard near Hold Hill, saw the Medmrd Tnb'llle. The I'.ik had been Kiel nrf the dour. all. I the thelt may have c urre.l a week or ten days alio, as none of Cie 1 .1 li i li ham Is went n-n the aiace. uhtrh stamls to one 'ld' f il- or.lia'.l. near the -it" 'f r. -id' n r Mlv .lestii.yed l. fire Mr. Merrill "lkllu' it Plan" I., 1..IV 111 the l"...s and 11" Ca: jm'Ii- I r..t'' l: I" the id.ne in his ab in va i-ainlc'l lile.-r ,ili.ir s.cht '" ve..r. Me.lt .he ill i: 'I s-ir. I la", I . Itai-e.l i " '," tic 1.1,1 A I ". I.1.TV !e:al . pice . r -i . i til" nrnin had lale AUNLAUf COUPLE WERE MARRIED IN ROSE BURG LAST EVENING a Well V III I'll ,1. lib llll. -. I,, k ,,n n- nv Tbev I-, lt,".',..'g later I" nla niske tr.eir m I -v l irn w ill til thev MAY BUILD A SUGAR FACTORY AT MEDFORD IF CONDITIONS WARRANT I A party representing the I'ortland I Chamber of Commerce and the Med i ford Commercial Club visited the 1 local sugar factory this morning and had luncheon al the Josephine Hotel at noon, the (..rants l'ass Courier re I ports. The visit is the outgrowth of the I local t;hatnber of Commerce making ! a fight to retain the factory. Alter several letters to the company had brought lli' fat footed reply that the 'directorate had instructed the management lo move the factory, word was sent to the I'ortland Chaiu- her of Colnmerce, w liieh brought a , strong letter train them to the sugar i company. I To this letter the reply was nuiue . that this factory would ahsoltilely he moed to w astiintrton. nut taiai if Oreeun was interested in the sutfar h.et industry, it niicht help the Medfurd district make ciwid ..n the proposal which had been made there bv tile I'lah-liiaho Co. Today's visi tation was the next step in that line. li;iTO INVASION IS M l INITi: I.Y IIAITI I ON TIIK ITAI.IAX riioM ami I-: n i : i v it i .ins im.t.iv. i- ion thi: win- COMPEL CIVILIANS TO ASSIST llcluiun KcptiNc iCi'nmiis in Hitter Mii. k Haul Imy f I iuhtnm Almiu the Western I'nmt, Hilt No t.iiius Made. i napi.i: ASHINCTON. Nov. Teuton invasion of Italy i hailed, and the Austro ; Kv r.alfy The d-Hiiilel rinan are now "digging' if meiito Riei tor alotiL' the Taiilia e wiin r. so Komt .able. stat d. Italian civilians , irre beiut: speetive of ae or se lerccl to work on th enemy treiichno'tils. Def4n.e Is l uhroketl. ITALIAN HKADyl AKTKliS. Nov 2!l. Kr.sh Austrian reinlorcements from the HiL'a front were vainly thrown into the battle in an effort to break th- Italian d.rense. The enemy was unable to e.,in a slnBle ard during ihe past sixty hours. Kr.'.nieiit attacks were repulsed. The enemy has apparently realized his inability to cross the lower 1'iave liiver and . I. creased riphtiiiK is re ported there. While a severe snowstorm and se vere cold imperilled the enemy's communications, the Italians have launched an otl".sive. steadily im ar.ivinc their positions. The C.erman i.ri.-oners revealed that HindeiibiirK had planned th" Italian invasion. llcll'inli Itcpiil-e (Germans. I Sle' Hieiuiciil llii-.iveie! I. . INI " N. Nov . 2!i c.elleral Haiti HoSTON. Nov. 2s. An innocent reporled that the llclcialls repiil-'d ,,kini: white li.inid. timed to blllst a German aitaek ill lb- Aschoop dis-jinto flame by the streiiulll or weak- few more C.ennalis wer.' n. ,r Ihe solution, has been the ,.11-olieied in the Cambrai s.-clor. Civil War I'liNllcl.'!. A bloody civi nredict-d as the of tainine In th war in Itussia is e.-t Ol tile spread aru.y al lb" front. e reported to he where soldi dvini: and desertmc by the hundreds The second army on the KusMai norihern Ironl haw removed its of tTerS. I.L'I". d to tile Illll-ll.Vlkl II T ll.Utice ,r,,tlai ail"! pl'dfed its Mip poll to the . Xtrellll.-lS. Th. American e,,vernment has re- ceivtd the arnnstlie Hole troill the' I'ctroei.td novel nm. nt, ami it is un-; I-r .'..us i de ra 1 1 o n Th ministers ot tlie allied poU.W ill ill.' HllS'iatl armv. it i ei, ni led unott icia lly. will del,., t. .- :,lld :b. II p. i.rl I" if llil-ia el s. p .1 m not . Ml Ml rs". i Ns I II. III. . ... . N-.v 1 II. Vll "1,1 p in at l.acira, norih of chi l itv. and al'.ilt.d 'i!la Ahll- The b.ltl'lll- COII,.etel COII- Mexican Central tlailway I'h'iahila lo Juar.'f. Hailway l.craph coiiiiiiiinication is and -"V "I . d n Ml 111 f ll:ll M N WILD w i ., k l. .1 N Can pi,. II II known living at ,,ti ., .1,1. h. :,-l,t I.. Il lla! d Mi, i.ft'i ,.- iv . c, r In l'r.-si- Ihe work of the th" W.irk Of II. e 11" will make I et' It.irei. :f t id.iua tel. ,t . ,!-.,! .1 li'lci;rtl- te.ing to IP. I onference T w i.tv tl r. I:..-- teirn voil'hs will no to l.un.r' ti.mi.in.w to sp.tid -! r.- ,.o- m a"ei:'l.,n"- at the e n, ns ..f th. i.l.l-r p.ovs' Conference Kev. V. W. Warrington will aeeom paiiy the bo;, s ALL HOSTILITIES IIOI.SHFYIkl LT.F.MFNT IS IN" III. I. lONTKOL, KLItKNSkY HA INt; LOST ALL IM U.K OF SI IMtlltT iFN F.KAL KALA. IINF. HOI. IS OIT. THRFAT TO REPUDIATE DEBTS missum aim iivi-inail .ruiy lienn ill l uniially roiifer nil Sallir- ilny ami NiitotiiH"' far PKTROCItAO, Nov. L). Knsign Krylenko, the liotsheviki commander in t-hief, has formally notified the ftolsheviki government (hat the ces sation of all hostilities u in sight, through the consent of (lei man com manders to negotiate an armistice. The Herman and Russian army heads will confer on Saturday. Kerensky lost the last vestage of support here when the doubtful ele ment of the garrison decided to sup port the military revolutionary, com mlltee. Iikihu' riwHii-tu (li-l!irt ili:it iio:it n f !,l!rv. rn l.,..ino , ! loi.fU f-.n,. . .1... L'h.lt.ntai boring in:iin. I S.IMIII I !.. ....... ....1.. - Ik Seven hundred remain of j . ... M IMI.IIIIIPIIIIM. I I eninc. lit unvernment. ,.f .i... ii..i..i,,1,.ib; oikmiIv threatened dcclare Kussia's debts and oblt- rations invalid tin- less those nations accept the Holshe-,' tiki uen.ral armisti.e proposals. S.M ilis,s Have FI.I1.-.I. ,,v,ov v. T. I,,,.,!,.,, inoderate sorialiits .lla apparently ; lailcii coin ie-iei iu i.miii a tiniie" ! tuie government . Many moderates l have evidently also di-cided to sup port the maximalists. The Holslie- iki movement Is gaining raphlly. ! Ceneral Kaledine. the Cosack het man, alone seems to be beading the only formidable ftnlshettki opitosl tion. All fii;liting has ceased along the Russian war fronts. I'liO-t.LKM N ItlvSOU I ION hy "Pi:opli;s coi nci I," r.MlKSTON'. rt. IL. Nov. 2S.-- Sllp- liort of the liussian llnlsheviki and their proposed nrtnistiic are anioni; demands emhoilied in a resolution adopted hy the executive committee or the South Dakota branch of the I'eoplefi Council, a.cordiliK to a statement inade by wiinain i . iieuii.- fer. an attorney promiiuiin in tne 111 fairs of the council. I'ls.-I.eriiiaii I'rof.ir Itiirn1.!. I'll UU)iri:SVIl.l.K. Va.. Nov. jx.. The iippointtneiit of Leoniilas K. Whii'le as professor of journal ism at the I niversity of Vlritinla wi.j rescinded today by the board of visitors alter an investigation or al 1. nci disloyal sentiments expressed l by Whipple. r cf tire with which American I'll memo ed ever since ; slilliiolli; has I th. becaii. :i. . 01 .1 1 li is to Artliiir Woods York. pi, lice . o u 1 1 II I ss i o lie r of New New onrcliist mii.wai Ki-: i:. Another nnatchist veiled in a letter riot Wis. pint lleveah".!. Nov. '.'. has been re ie,l bv Attor ney T. .1. Maholl. VMiillllil! lilln to I're- iare to die tte has beetl IlilirkeU I II' I'KI'A FN TS UK. I'A KOI. I Itollltl.l'.Y CH1I.I.IC 1 Kchl.erv l t lie Champ 1 teidav atte THK. Ilhio. Nov :'X $'," .oho, the payroll of Sherman plumbers. -i noon, was halted when r of the n.i'in not cold tipped the poll..' off he- t I,.-, a me k tiow n h.-i e lo- ine ll.e'ii' f.- t ' and ..ieh.i:id. lav The a'lt"ll'"blle. h n i-tcr and the iiiari armn the pav ' r million. I'-ft fur amp but the bank ni.l mole-ted Mil, car lice I:.,, I n. I b.we I n "tati.im . th- bank fol lllls t PI I k WOHKs I l tit ItLD Tl e In pr.mra ( leek - h' ,11, d II I 1" '.I Ihe I en. -lit .1 gave lal on of the JU Nov ' I JU JU JU JU JU JU JU 1 I:.-. I i r' -. . .le,,,, It. llll : ml I IT -.lie A dali.e was mi'-n af,c al and tl." pn . ie given to tlie It' d lioikilm tolal "no of ' K.TilKI. IU liHKS. the al-o .". 1 Prin RED CROSS DAY WILL BE OBSERVED BY THEA TRES ON FRIDAY, DEC 7 It is roporieil that Hie the- 4 aters of the I nitcd Statin will 4 observe Ked Cross Ih' on Kri- day, Dec. 7. All the proceeds rtHM'ived on that day are to be j donated to the Ued CfotiH work. Half of these donations 4 are to go to the general Red 4 CroHS headquarters und the J other half to the local Hed 4 I Cross chapters In the towns wnere tne tneaters are locateti. I It Is expected that this uiove 4 nient will briiiR to the Ued f i Cross work many thousands of 4" -j dollars. in mis way iue ine- J tlUllil 4 liter 4 hiK t winn I proprietors win oe neip- 4- to ' do their hit toward -4 inniiiK the war. 4 EDFNBOWE R, RIVERSIDE AND WINCHESTER RESI DENTS PLEASE NOTE ' j lasts the greater proportions the lief ore rural delivery mail service prosperity will attain, the I'ortland can be commenced in the above lo-, Telegram reports. He thinks it be calitien. two things must first be hooves Portland to get ready to share done: I in it to the highest degree. 1. The names of all intending "in a business way the transac patrons. including family heads andjton,i will rival anything we ever those of children 10 years of aue or, have witnessed," he says, "and all over, must be listed at the Rosehtug . big industrial plants will be running pOS t off ice and MoXCS lllUSt be oni placed at the roadside at points of easy access1 ilH'l "I Ml 'IIUI l! J ! ahove the Rronn.l. Anv one of the peeral types of , , -,.,'... t regular rural huiu ui'i'i " ,T " i ''V I'ostniuster Ceneral I so stat- , , T , '." ""."" "". ", Vr .' V, ,ui. M,A 's " ' ', n- "" '"'' " ' J ceptacle weather pnw.r ; sort will be acceptable as a tempo- . rarv substitute In the announcement of the estah- .. . , hl nniuirln. In the press- several days lino. II portion ' of Ihe description wa inadvertaul , lv omitted. It should have hecn stated thai the route, after crossliiK the railway track and reachini! the Herks place, detolired to the farms of S. li. Cooley. F. I.. Calkins and W. F. Davenport, and then back I" the main road at the Herks farm. I.. F. UF.IZF.NSTKIN. Postmaster. KaschurK. Ore RIDDLE MAN TO WED GRANTS PASS LADY AT LATTER CI1Y TODAY Frnest II. liiddle. a prominent resident of Kiddle, and Miss l.ora H I'llinmlll, of tlralils Pass, formerly a teacher In the Kiddle lllnll School, and well known by her many friends n this county, will be married at (irants Pass this afternoon, the cere mony to take place at the 1 if Mr. and Mrs. lleorne It Kiddle. wheie the bible has made her hi for the past several veins Mr. and Mm. Kiddle will herln !ioiisel:ee.inn at Kiddle soon, ill th'' I beautiful home of th" nt'ooin. which ! has lately been rei Idled and fur- 1 lushed in nllli. ipnllon of today s hap 1 pv event Anion those attendinn 'the we.ldinu- were Ihe (-room's sis ! tor Mrs i. I.. Ill-ant. Mis. O. V. ;i,.nsdon and Miss Helena Kiddle, all I of Kiddle, and Mis llliincho Kiddie t m..w ..1 Voncalla. where she is tea. h- iun In the public schools The nrooln is ennancd III the unto L-aiai!,. business lit Kiddle wilh Kdw k Marl, the firm name beinn C.innt ! liiddle (lalal-e. He was born at that 1,1 mil has made Ills home there lull his life, where lie is 'l.'ld ill hlnll esteem bv a host or trend Missi Piiniliiill is an ai.oliildlshcil vouni: woman of splendid . ha ra. ter and .hai-minn personality, nun ine coiii.e i will un.loilbledly be niv.'ti a warm I.e. ei. lion bv their manv friends up on their ret ii i n tn 111. Pile - -. - o To Live I Inn. i' The W ood no 11 of Drain will nn" dan. e there this e Is of the dame t, tli.. Woild at the pio- , ,e d.'VOted to Ked Cioss woik. I.uif.fall I, etc fol tlie J I bonis ending at '' o'clo. k tins morninn ." tailed 1 .27 Inch.", so I S V. .-alli.-i Ille'Her Itell r-.,ls I F. l-'lunv. a !! In-ill" lean, le't for Kiddle till- llll.K "' spend the day w iili fi i.-ii'l- -I-H-H"' I IMlYls IN PsT I.'. DWS NF.W VllllK. Nov Il llohbr. ioiiii-ell .'7 T. iiin-ellor lo tne -a.lor in Ain.-r- 1 Tie. laV II I Kit f llriti"h ami i, a. ,'irinoiitc I a wai . ha. Hy ha.aar lllat ctween November I and N'o elliber 1'.. i.'tiii'H ' aline, had been sunk by the Hies. FOLLOW THE WAR It. I). INMAN, tt IIU I. Y , KNOWN lOKTlAl l.l llti:KMA. lltK-l panl for iavtllK hard surface paving IHt TS 1HK t.ltKATI ST UtA Ol j Personally I am opposed lo a I'ltOSI'Kltl TV Till: 'OHI.I HAS 'paving plant." said Adams to his col-FVI-'lt KNOWN leagues yesterIay. "and 1 have some (reasons which I will explaiu private- ! later." "I favor a paving plant," declared IGOOD TIMES AFIER EVERY WAR All HiK ImluMiial Plains Will In Working to I'ull Ciiuicily to Iteplace I he Hesti uctioii Wi-ought Ihirinu War. Robert I). Inman. of the Inman- , Voulson Lumber Companv and ureal- dent of the I'ort of Portland Com- mission, says that the greatest era of prosperity ever known is going to sweep over the world when the war ! ends, and the longer the conflict to capacity The destruction wrought by the war will have to be replaced. Kngland still will be determined to nitlllll ' "' mercial supremacy. lit i will he to replace the r first move tonnage she !,.. All II,.. Loi.lhio , " ers will he exerting every effort to i build up their industrial enterprises 1 to the highest pitch. A high tide of! prosperity will sweep the earth. "Ciood times have followed in the wake of every war. I think It is at tributable partly to the fad that the people have been worked up durinir il4 u:iri lit mi iurl:i I ivo lii'rn nf energy. While in this condillon they reiuiy to lin.ier.IIKe ill Kces. ; ' .'" ' i" " . , ", was ine riiiini! spirn snown toiiow iue the Civil War and the Sianish American war. and it will be muni- ! fested iiKaiti, but on a much larger scale, when the Kuropcati eonllict comes to an end." j - o - CONI I'.HFNt F OPFNS. I' A II IS. Nov. 2P.- - The first fornial session of the Inter-allied colHerence opened ptoniptly at In o'clock this morninn. The Kiissiatl isluation Is the fore inosl problem. Plans must be made for the release i.r a considerable number ot enemy troop from the Kusviali rront. Firty-roiir allied statesmen arc tetidinn the ii tinn. at Mil I I.IM. ( AMIIKAI. lUllfl.lN'. Nov 2'l. The lllilish are shellinn Cambrai, it was slate niente.l. Ills. -where the Cambrai front is uuiet. The Kavaliaiis raid ed .'lieluy positions en-t ol Melctikem and catured 4 7 llelnians and two machine nuns. Italian attacks on the western hank of the Itte.ita and around Monte Toiiiba failed. o WOMFN AI.LIIOF. CHI Fl.TY. NF.W V.lltK. Nov. Itralinan. sufTrane picket, issued a slal i kets Were Sllble" t. and infamous cruelty Mrs John White House euient that the d to Itleledlble w bile in o. . o- .iiau woikhouse She delate.) the women were forced lo bathe before tl'-ni . prison ers and were crowd-d in with nenro prostilutcH she said lleinian fiinht fulness, ex'.'i, t uiurderuin noti-i-.iin l.atalits. couhln l exceed the l.lillal-ilv- used toward them. LOSSES FROM U-BOATS AGAIN MOUNT RAPIDLY; TOTAL EOR WEEK LARGE liTMlN, Nov. 2s liritish incr, hatitiiicn of 1 and o.ei and seven t,f le-s I Ions were sunk b linn." tiirteell iii tons II I or sub t.t II. e i-- I e..e of ateCol V auk iii iiirlne e. kly lasl adiiil nini.. s-.-ls nock, alt V Thi.-. n th. late Is a lai ii r till tlllll.ttei t .1 la-l w eek s i. pol t The admiralty rlali-menl follows Vrnvals. 2"' s. sallltin-. 2 I 2 ' lll ltlsh men h.itltll.ell OVt-r I 1..I1S Mlllk hv III IU'- OT HIlhlllMllIie. ill lulling one pievlou-ly. I I . undo! I' Fishing In illsh u-,cl Mimk. none e, ll.tlltliiell lllisijc ,1. im lading on JU 1 f 'ill alia, k I I I.I.--1 ' nntu "1 it er, h: Ii I i, no tot Th- V croft of tonnage leek s i.. In, italic report an the Milking of 17 llnti-h I ii-v-i-l, ten of moie Itiall S ami seven 'f P'ss toliliane ,eek i rev ioiisl y only one 1 : lolls and five of les eic s.-llt to the bottom. HIGHWAY COMISSION NOT AGREED ON BUYING STATE PAVING PLANT rOKTI.ANO. Nov. CM. No enthu siasm Is expressed hy Commissioner 1 K. J. Adams toward the Mate llih- S. Hensoii, chairman of the commis sion. "So do I," added Commissioner I,. Thompson, "and there is that pre election pledge to rememher." On motion of Thompson all bids fur second hand plants were rejected and the state highway engineer was instructed to make a personal inves tigation of the plants offered. A re port will bo made on this matter at the next meeting of the commission, lleiison and Thompson are of the opinion that the state can lay hard- 'surface at a lower rate than received ln,m contractors and they want to j make the test. SERVICE TO GOD IS rcoNt; Discoi itsi: is di.i.iy- I Kl D HY l!L. WAItlilN;i'ON AT I NION I II WUSI.IX IMi SI It HIK IIFI.II AT TIIK MIIMO msr CHI HCH. WE SHOULD RENDER DIVIDEND ii Continue lo Keceive messing und Iteliini Noihing Itni Wunls ol I hanks Mhihh it lop sided .spirit. ' The union Thanksnivinn services held at the Methodist Cplscopal Church last evening were larncly at tended, and the s.-rmon by llev. K. W'. Wai riiinton, pastor of the Pres- 1 byterlan church, and 'ol her exercises were markedly apptnpriale to the occasion. liev. ,1. C. Spencer, pastor ol the M. F Church, presided Kev. C. O. flippant', tlie new paslor of Ihe Melbodisl Church, South, w-hh also present and led In prayer Kev Spencer lead President Wilson's Thanksgiving proclamation during Ihe opening exercises, nl'lcr" w hich ' Kev. Wairinnton delivered a strong sermon upon the subject, "Hod's In vestments.' The speaker took his leading thoiinht llolii Psalms III. 12, "What shall 1 render iiulo .l.-hovah for all His benefits toward Ine'" The real spirit of Thanksgiving, delated I lie speaker. Is whether or not Hod Is netting any income from tlie invest m.'llt he has made ill us as individ uals, or as nations. To simply re- Iceive blessinns Dolll day lo day and year lo year and merely express ...... ii.,, " m a " rf'ir.! tury manner. i without anv earnest el'lort to return any service lo tlo.l, shows a very much lopsided spirit or Thnuksniv inn. accor.linn to Kev. Wal I tiintoll Hod Is all investor, said the speaker, ami lb expects returns on His In- V.sHnent III lis We live oil leased plop. -it and should render a lair dividend. As a .inositol! for m. 'dilation for the church, the following was sub- The Thanksgiving ball which oc initle.l Are Hie churches rendering , mrre,i la.t evening, given by the a lair div id lid to Hod tor t he amount Hint He has invested in Hi. 'iu '" And to the Nation Is our Nation in a po-ilioti t. render a seivne Hod w ho h colli lima lit ' Mil Ot III artallt . hies. 111... ail'.- I' In a out pi" " Attl.viug Ihe -a test p.t oliallv. each llt.liviilti.il .-.hoilltl sup r tot Inn, -.11 whet htr be is paving llilel.sl (,1 the IllVe tllietlt lll.llle III llllll ll his Clealol 'I he ciiliniiiatiiin thoiH-ht oT the di-couiM' wa Unit "In the limn run, that mall, that i n -1 1 1 ' I ' loll . Ihal na tion, that co operates lo tie- largest d.l-iee with Hod and Ills plans, will he the ..lie Which W,l le.lp til" glCll . .t r ecai d a lid til. .--nil's Mtl-'t- Was llll m.-h. tl bv the M II Church choir, w il b Hie mm c al r.-lt .lei nig ol a tinarlelie. Praise Ve the land, by Mrs A N tlicull. Miss lll.ie Ki ii.i, Mr It Pail.is., n and Ml J i: M. ctintock . attd a vocal ollt t.V Ml It. rill.e Klsller. ellllllllt I he '.,;..r V fe.'t " Ml S l.tll Wai on pi.-i.ie 1 ni tin- organ dunlin the mil ical iiiiii, hers . o- 11. W llsitn an. I I mull) Mr and Ml- Horace H Wilson ami .lani'lilcr. Fllow Mav .who for a lliltnl.tr ol V'-'Hs have lived In Ito-t hum Iff I this morning for Vll.tll... wheie th.V Will llll'RC llieir toil,.' log 111" Willie. The eh.lllge Wa, I, tie lo heiieltl Ihe health of Mi- : Fllow M..v .ni.l Mr Wllsn. who t,.tt r Iltlv re. ovete.l flom severe ,,,,, of tvpl I fever. Their many Irieml- nie -orrv to lose them hut I w Mi them the best of good fortune. BIGIMPROVEMENTS FUR LOCAL GARAGE C. V. rAltKF.lt, WHO YKSTKIUAY At'VlTKKI) I'ltOI'FHTY HK HAH HAD IXDF.lt l.F.ASK, WILL l.ltFATI.Y LMI'ltOVK FACII.I TIFS FOK SKHVU'K. ROOM FOR 50 AUTOMOBILES- tNnicrel I'"Im,i Will Ue HelaUt I'immi Sollil Fautu Fill .New OITIi-e OiutrltMi. and llaleonlra lu Ho Constructed. Kxtensive Improvementif are to be inaugurated at an early date at the Ituschurx (laruKo by C W. Parker, the proprietor, who yesterday pur chased the buildinR and real estate comprising that property from A. C. Marsters. The lot haa a frontage on Hose street of 80 feet with 120 reel depth. ntiUe the remainder of the property which exteuds back to Stephens street, has a frontage of .Ml feet and 120 feet depth. AmniiK the Improvement!! that are to he made at once Ir an entirely new concrete floor for that portion of the huildliiK ndw used for car storage. The present floor is con crete supported by timbers, and not long iiko a portion of this floor fell iHii-oiikIi. allowing; Several car's' to drop und doinK considerable damage to a number ot the machines. The new concrete floor will he con si i n. led upon solid earth fill, the material excavated from the site of the new Federal building to be used In leveliiiK the Karaite foundation. New balconies are to be con- strn. led ext -ndinK completely around the main floor of the Karaite, which will nrenily increase the floor space, as all the compartments that now occupy the floor in the rear of the narane will be torn out anil their contenis rearranged in the bal conies. A fine new office and accessory slock room Is to be built In the front of the building on Hose street, and will be located between Ihe two main entrances. Iiy making these changes Mr. Par ker states that his new "tlarters will afford room for the storage of at least fifty automobiles, and will ef fectually relievo the congmrtuw which Is often the case under "jes ent conditions. In tin. repair department Mr. Par ker Is installing a complete new vul canizing outril r the very latest tvpe. He is also contemplating tha enlaigeuieiil and increasing or ta cllilles In the machine shop, which is I. silted at the back of the garage, hut has not fully decided what he will do along this line. The Im- prov its will depend somewhat upon prevailing business conditions, ho states. The Koseburg (Surage la already known as one of the largest and best e. pupped establishments in the stale, mill the Improvements now about to be collllnenced will add still rin t her to Its ability to give service to local and transient auto owners. THANKSGIVING BALI BIG SOCIAL SUCCESS; GIRLS' -HONOR GUARD THANKED (iir Is'. Nutioual Honor UuarU. Ol Koselilli g. was w ithout exception the ,,,, beautiful and, from a fjtstal 1 si : ml im.i lit . the .-most successful of the social year. The Dig armory hallroum was very appropriately and ex.iulsitely decorated Iii glorious col ors of our National etnhlcii'--reil, white and blue. Many flags were arranged about the luige hall and (..tin the ccnler of Ihe celling a lame white ball, covered with many tiny flans, was hung. From thla ball long streamers of red, whlto ami blue crepe paper were draped lo the walls The balcony rail had tha Hags of the allied nations arranged upon it and below the flags waa a splendid framed picture of our Presi dent. Woo.lrow Wilson Dellt ions punch was served by a iiiiimI.it of pretty itlrls from a nicely .Ie. ot ate. 1 booth to the right of the , n cut i a n . '.' of the hall. Ott'a or- he-tia furnished the music. Mrs. Itoh.rl Kid.! sang a delightful solo l,, f the waltzes. 11 being "The l.oiik. Long Trail " The dance was a financial, as well as a social sip cess. More than $!!' was taken 111 and the expenses of il veiling weie barely 111... Tha miiitcv will be used In buying yam, gaiire and other necessary supplies for th maintenance of the various , as-es conducted In the orginira tion. The arn will be used by the cm It to knit sweaters, helmets muff lers. siHk and other woolen gar ii, ., ins for the boys In the trenches, over ion couples enjoyed the vea- lug's entertainment.