OSEBURG REVIEW
BCT tmiuoil rRODCCTS
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when your patronli hom Indus
trie!. Oregon products are best.
There are many of them every dav
read the liule want advs. io The
Review and save uiulv dollars.
'My Country Til of Thte, twl Lsntf
f Liberty.
KOSKIIl Kli. IMll(.Ks folNTY. OltKtiON, S ATI KltAV KVHMMi, Hi t I Mlll lt 1, 11(17.
No. 2:1.1.
WAK TIME OI'POUTrXmi.9
R
(.iumans i ai m ii a sikoni.
ATI' k on a mm: mil.:
i i:im ami at iim: iimi: had
AH.ANIIIl Mill 1AM l Mll.l
ai.ait Tin: ii;iiiii.
4000 PRISONERS CLAIMED
iiti l ml IV-il lulls l.etnken by tl:e
lit it ili and llie terniau Advance j
is .i ihtlv ."m aid I
Tanks Aid in Haiile. j
llv illiam I'liillip S.mt'i-.
Hlll'i'Hll H l. ! 'yl' A!: TKliS, Ic.
1 i . . h'.m ..Mack .ui.M-.i
a: tit- i..-v, iiv.t.-h po-.i:..;.s .ni. d in
I,.. :.t. n...te,...l t-.-lM. 'I !'- bailie
....!. iteitin marktd ihe '
l:riii-)i i.'Th-i- in .t ..run.: eminv
nii. i !i nt-r a nun' tn-h- imni in-.ir ,
,;,li.t.r..l. The i. ai; I o reed the ;
lit:: i - Ii . :t, k two :..l s a! one Iin.'. i
l.ijl t I.i' i i ' r'i'.iii ..lit hew tin.
lint .At-' '! J " ..l.l-. 'i he IH-iliM.
dro. 111'- :..; ' J . .:n ( ',n. . ace: ft
C. r;.,.,t 'I- ..! 'lX- H.- --ii' I'll'
thois..r.d C.'t mac- made I hi- atr.tck.
Tie n:u: i ii. ;"i i . til " 1 1 n T t if I : I
ti.a:1- c. pi 1.1 u i.nir -au wa.. f
r-ai:;" 1 h t in- 1 1 rit i.-li 1 1,:.- al u i m-o.i
'1'atii.s w:v u- ! tn i--P':Ne Ihe . i
tlwlllS. ;
T 'ke Many I'i w.ihTs.
J.IM.Ma. - v. 1 r..u. i lul ' 1 i
in.i!) :it'..i Us r-r;i: T ill I i ti lie i '' .
ViP- ami Cushii'i. w nh
Jtril -l . T isniH-tw. it W .1- St.il I.tt (I
Fuciy i ounti-r aitaeks anaii.M the
( Jnt.ii'-I i ii a tnl ( ll sin in po.-M ion
tail '!. S' T n 1 1 1 t 1 1 hall'-rn s wi'
capHin d !
Nn Hacks V('scrila.
l.ON'MitN. li.c 1 C.tH';.l .lla-l:
n nnMiMl iki nt'w C' inian .tiiacks la-i
n it- lit . i tnl ica liny ' he enemy ha
a h,i lulnri-i hnpf of Tft ;i itii ni: i-'kmiimI t
a firiii'l ( 'a :u !m t i. 'I'ln- Hfit i.-h rum - i
tnaii'i'T 'it'll a nuiiihw nl tm-al..-'il
iMli'ii v nil ;n's- -(ilit !i -1 of 'f: ,
iliiilf S''ifiil uch at'aclis i-vo it-.
puls.-.l.
i ai'iair iin il In l.ravi
i ... M.n II. ';ti. i v :!l Ifiw !-.r
Km I t'i,hr ,!iia i-wnmy. hautia
s'c t I " l.i v--i t inu ip
t)ii- ill; ! : : V .11- il u ill P'M.ji ill id
l;. nr.; a ' i'..i - l"H:-f: .
Th.-ink:i itf.r at IP criih .
' . a-ni v ;. S hl.ni.T
. !: : I l . aii'f Prink . wf-r
i- - M--1 - !! TIi..m'".-I'' in 'I : n n- r ot
!r ! P-. In"!-'' K"a h an. I
M ..':-a .-!!.-x . '!' !; i :!.
LOCAL POWER PI ANT HAS
TROUBLE WHEN AUTUMN
LEAVES C10G THE INTAKE
ft ah : : i : 1 .Pf;'p-iil was .-v
I . r ..!! . ,: f in..: ali.-rno.,', at
-. l.'.r i f.K.-v ph.tn o' lh.
(.,.:.! i . ( ..,-nn PilIiI at"
( . :. , '..-a t hi- - .ip.'!t r:- .n;
1 1
! ...i i..r.'
: . I 1 . !' j Ii i I -
f I HE PATROL TAX RATE
IS REPORTED BY STATE j
FORESTER TOR DOUGLAS
Assessor (Piy ('onion has recoivi-a
r'ruin tin- oftin tit" the Stan Koivst'r ;
a ilftailt-d siatt'itu'iit ot tin amount
msm'.v.I aiiainst Ihi' uwiuts of lim-iM-it-ii
laii'is whu-h wto painl!'l
Pirint: lh' tin snisun umitT tho
.Prftiion of hU offat1. This is a ia
.nil linn .ft! si ait law 1 1 he assesst-tl
aaiiwt linihi-r landH whir thf nwn-
-! h.iu' I:i.li-I to I'lare l!uir linhl-
tus mid ft I lit p: nti'cl inn of ill
nutitv patml as-tK-iaitoic. or wlu-n
t!)c lah ls art sitnatcil w hi-re Ih-y
-.in h--.-t p.if ollcd hy tlif ottictTs
nl' tf;t- Kori'-t Sir i.e. In I list t ic t
u. 1. in this cn-itit ih. tax tor fin
ir..tt"tit.n t'.i yt-ar was 1 -lo it-nt?
p. r ;n if. In iM-irict Nn. '2 the cos!
w.is j -1 tents per acre, for th
ieasnii j ii om.. This tax is i
tt'n.icil on 111 regular tax roll a ml
is t olP'cttMl tlu nnmh the uual chan-n.-N.
Tli" total a-noant of" tax trom thi
source fur l:it 'ir ;s $:M n.'i.J.
h;:h anii'iint is pai'l lo the State
Knrestcr's d"it:!ri ti-i-nt t i reiinhurpe
lot- f-einlit;i!ei e.Hoil Mtere.l in the
tire patrol. Tiniher n tiers who
place their tiniher utnler the protec
tion nf Ideal atforiatiiins are not re
tpiir il to pay this tax.
IS T
mwv ri:uvi i s i:r. sn to
hi: ri m. to Tiinow 01 1'
.liKi: III' III l .Nil I A 1 1 l 111 1. 1-'
ti:o;uy ami i.imm: ai:i:
i i:vrn .
WOULD RUSH SEPARATE PEACE
Siberia is Atmui P Ainioiiine iis In
t lc ieiii I 'lice liliC T" o ol lllls
siit's I it teen A mites Have
llet nmiietl liatli' itN.
iTorKMMl.M, P
pru.'inc'S
liolshe l
laiinir.t.
liols
irniiiL-,
i. t'f
re
tearitiL tor
;h-
n
II l et
TrntU
h- viki I'
l.'iiin.- and other Pol
d.-r-; are wildly -tri inn lo
u, -1, ,!. a s.-pa rat- p.-ace hefor
lf,r downfall, which i- ln-lieeit c.-r-l.n
A separate pi ac" Wnllld cause
i L-i. at IPis.-:.in c.v;l War.
A M i n it!.;. I: t courier, direct I rem
p. 1 1 iht:!!1. lirntiL hi this story The
courier ihrlafid tin- l:.Nliv.ki are
re 1 1 at h---v pro-ecu i i ui: the oppos-
IMK fac!ioii It; ile-p. r.ite effnn tO
ret a ' n then p'm-Ts. P is s;i id the
MiniPi .P. tec. ied au'h-.ntie report-;
-howiriL' that ipa-ia would
if .1 ;: t-.ir:.N-
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MEDIATION COMMISSION
FAVOR ACTION AGAINST
'I. ANT Will. UK l-.SI'ltl.lsHi:i
hkiii: riu ui l ;tim
aim; ri.i iM.i h i'4u .i;oiN(.
this I'liuini T roil i i;i it
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MANAGER H. S. GILE GAVE TALK
Salem, Oreuoii, ('tinuiny Has Jlnilt
I i ii (.real leiiuiiitl lor Die
HiisiiM-ss U I'l-nlilalile for
(III (illlUt'lo.
It seems tt he up lo the producers
of this icinity tit determine
whether a loganberry juice factory is
t-stahllshcd a( Kosehurn.
This appends to be llie status of
cntniiiiinis alter the exolanatnrv talk
l II S tlile. of Salem, at the'
city hall Friday eveninp. Mr. C.ile w
is at tin- head of the Pheasant Fruit
Juice Co., which has a capital smck
of n, it i mi, bul is act ualiy using
about $imi,ooo in their ntular op
erations at the present time. Mr.
;ile stated that his company is ready
to establish a Innnanberry juice
pres.-Inn plant at Kosohtirg w hemner
contracts can be hail assurinc iheui
of the annual product from at least
::mi acres planted to loganberries.
He said they would prefer lo have
two ur three times that acreage, but
that ::oti acres is the uiiuimuiii which
u. uhl justify placniK a plant here.
A detiniie result of the meeiini:
wa.- the selection of a committee con-
isiltm ot S. P. Cnolev. Dr. II.
Pailev ami ('has. A. Ilrand to t ike
up the matier with the probable
growers of Inuaiiberries Meanwhile
". II Kichattlson has written to
si etal ItiL-ahherry crowers in Hie vi
cinity of Sah-iii and Wood burn Iti
h-arii f nun tirst hands of their suc
cess in this industry, cost ol operat
ing such vineyards, protits per acre,
etc. As soon as responses are re
cei ed the com iii i 1 1 ee above named
will probably meet and formulate a
plan 1 action.
Mr. Hile prefaced his talk Friday
eieninn with a brief outline of what
has been ac corn pi i she by his com
pany in puttnm pure loganberry
pi'.e on the market and the volume
into which i his industry has nrown
in the past three yea. is since its in
ception. Pit placing 'The., the market
name of this loganberry juice, before
the world, huh was spent on J
a cainpiiien of national advertising!
mainly in the Saturday Kvetiinp
po-t. lieiore hall the series of pane;
;olvs, had been run they had received
nmie Hi. in enough orders to pay for;
the entire campaign- proving, be- J
loud a doubt thai it pays lo adver-i
lis...
Hnw rul.iilly this l.ri.iliict ha.i
lt-....'il inlii luii.lii- lavur in i-Iiowii by
111.- l.ict dial last t-ar his ruin ialiy
Mil!'!-l Irnlil Mi.' i:asttlll tartiirifS
lo ih. ir S. ilfiii In. nl. ii. ii Iit" II" rar
l..a1 nl ti.itili - lur ti in li.inilliiiir
Ih.ir imllMil Tlifsi- ralii!i. ill in
all lh.' w.i lioin !io-"il:i-' p-.cki-ls
In 1. ill'. n ci.lll.i nn l iloltli- laln-1-i
aii- new h.-inr ii-m li.. .! in .".'hi.imhi
Ints an. I li..ltli- r.i.- Iiy tin- rarl.ia.l
l.l i.l I In- tM-ii. v i ,.i:lali-i anil
i. ...lllii: tiit-mi - l.i. II ..! J . r 1 1 n t
.in- latr.. slm 1 h.i!.i-l s ill lln- I'lu .is
..ill I mil .luiri- (ii 'I hi- all- Iluw
-!i -liLiiti'iL' Mils i n. 'I a l in i-arin.nl
1..: ,n in .,rl .ill i Ir in nn il'.il i'il i s
..I II . I nil. il Si. ili s nn.! ('.ill. i. la In
U'iniii;i"L' nl..- !irni wlii.li li.nl in n
w . t i't i ! lur I'M- i. us .. r . ar lul
ilir.'i' ,.,,! li;i all. aily i.r.l.'n il
.. M-i! r,..i - Ihis i.'in Mr 'lili- .iys
ri: is . ii mi sali- iii-.irU I'li ii
m li. r. trntn Ihi- i . t, ilistrn'i- nl
M;,-li.i t.i I'nlia anil Jan a Ii a II Is
.,!.'. in.ii K.'l-'.l in lii,ii..lnl..
li train
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Valley I- 1' '-j ton. p.-r i.'I"
I ov i v. i, I- being gr.i.l'ially lt
. I as t In- !.i-;iii"s I- hiioiiilng
I Cunt In ued on Page Ax )
WIEl CURRY RETURNED TO
DnCFRIIDP. AFTFD THDFF
HVJIUUIVVI HI Ull IIII'.IL
MONTHS AT THE PRESIDO
Will Curry. f ,rs- urry.
tif this city, arrived in Itoseburg this
afternoon frtnu Sao Franciwo. where
he had been in traiuitiK for the past
three months. Mr. Curry was un
fortunate in not obtaining, a com
uiis'sion. Purinn rifle pract ice one
day he wan accidentally hurt and wati
sent to the post hospital, where he
remained for five weeks. If one of
the men trying for commissions
confined to the hospital more than
: I
run ueeks nut of the three months,
1 . lu tirnt-iiniml frnm ri't l i n n '
com m issloii. M r. Cu rry receh ed
s-plendit) recommendations and un
doubtedly would have received a
commission had It not been for the
accident, as he had passed all mental
examinations.
Mr. Curry told of many Interesting
incident; about his life at the Pre
sidio. He told of the immensity of
the camp, the duties of the men and
the exceptionally hard tasks they are
subjected to. in tryinie out their en
durance. He puiri. though, they were
treated snlendiillv and the food
was I
.lent, with beans only once a ,
k.
15
(OIMY l.l l!K I.I NOV ilI S
O. T OI'I N I.Kl-l l it TO i:. (iis
Tiniii Mi: in which hi-:
.l i:S, KATK I'OI! Till
xaii.im; oi-' i.ivr.
IKST
READ INSTRUCTIONS CAREULLY
No Chnme is l.i lie Made lor Assist
mice In llie Men or b Notary
Public of .lllslices ol .he
Pi'ilie lol- Alliilavit.
'llie iiueslioiinaiie provided under
he revised rules and retulalions ol
lh
selective ilratt act. lor mo e'"-
UlSl s ol
rluKHifyuiK an persons ieK
,-i..r..,l I line .i. 1 :i 1 i . W ill
be mailed
i.-,., the iillice ol the local board tor
llouiilas County. Oregon
oil Hoc. I a,
i e . f. in-r cen I ot tin
number rets-
isti ieil will be mail
d oil said dale
and a I" r cent
allow itlK each day
until the entire nuiuoei is iii.ui. ...
neeordlllK to the older ol tile lit
iraut.
Kai h iiuestionnaire must be prop-
erlv filled out mid subscribed to be-
lore a notary public or justice ot "
peace b the rcKistratit and n-tui n.-.l
rcKistratit and returned j
board on or belore t he j
io llie local board on ol oi-nin i n
Till dav llolll Hie Hale Ol inaini.s j ;
the local board; failure lo so lolulll
llie iiuestionnaire as provided, llie
retisllant will be autoliiallially ,
Huss I. not w ilbstanilniK
Hie tact that the n-nMralit may
hi
linal irloands lo be placed 111 a
ti her deferred classes.
WI.eil .m.U receive III.' Ille
inure nail the llisl I Ull n His ca
si ion -n
l vil
ly ale I then tecum our alisei lo
iii.il relates to your pariieular case.
If inn do not iimi' rs.ini'i bow to
till it out, ask some one lo help you.
Am aln.iiio. notary public ur oilier
,,,-r will assist .win. Notary pub
lu- .mil justices an- not .-lit, tied I"
make any chart.- tor takltiK your
.. II i v 1 1 .
II you have chained your ri
ileiii e since Mill P-IMstere.l Si liU
111 V P'l
llee ailill-ss ll.lllllill
tal ot the liic.il boa
, ly
III the
ill il-r
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the
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ciilnplet
I l.el.ll
tlli
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les-.il-v lti.il
lurniiiy ymir
may In I'luf
Illll'le,
le hi
si ion-
no delay in
i O IT .-.
illiil
Villi
It. tistrallls will tli
their ord r nun iier
NH'll I li'- I. elo III-'
II you ale now Iiii-jiiri--il
ii ' mil of Slill.e
Oii.ir.l. Ill e.i-e Vi. 'I ai
II III
colli il by
il,,-- lo
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ii il.lat '.
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ill Oil
bv
,.,n .
hi i -
1 tiii. ild wli'l
i,..r I tat, -t'-I I .I.I.
l.l tor .hv-i. al i
hi mil write lo llie
lietliillllilire. a- 1
mi.
in nl IhiiiiiI
i . ahli'il
t' .1
.hi
HI. Ill 'hi' Ma
-el.t by the It'
t,' a I . W Mi h I- on
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nvotie ..-irilit l '
th
in i . or ti.i'. y
In i 1 '.lh
1,1,-1 .lo -o la lot
1. II,., I dale
h
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r. g -'lain
t . , . I v
hoard, if
ri -..I. 'iii e
1 ,,r an.
to i: il
I li'isid for
a I I,
aid.
th it
y o'l
ha litre.) your
liforuial loll wilt.'
Seiretaly Local
County, (iregoti
further i
L'-tiox,
Iiuug lau
QUESTIONNAIRE
Inn rrtPjrn urill
J Ull. I UO I Ell If I LL
rm:siiKT or itr.i:i cou.n.i:
TO SI'F.Ak l lEOSFItl lUi ON
SI MAY. IH'.C. It! HAS I.ATK
I.Y ItF.TI HNF.I I ItOM STl lV
OF COIHTlos KAHol F.
UNDER AUSPICIES Of RED CROSS
Kllil Army ('iinii nml llnllli
KmnlK In Kiiih" mill I lrwl
Some of Hip Hori-niK' Aliii
tilie lit llir .ioriiuins.
I'mli-r tllf ullKliiceK of the local
rliuiitiT of Ull' Iti'il Cross. Dr. Wil
liam T. l-'ostiT, pri'slili-nt of lii'i'il
CiiIIikii. will sni'iik to the rilizi'iis of
Itnsi.hiiri! Hinl vicinity on Sunday.
,,...,..ber IB. at I! o clock In the al-
Iti'rnoon and aiiain at ":" In II"'
fveninK The niiellllKS "111 he '"'in
at M.ilhodtst church and everyone
is invited and uracil to allend. The
iiii'i'lints are free and no collections
will be taken.
President Koster was selected as
a representative of the Pacific Coast,
in a commission of six men. by the
War Council of the American lied
Cross, to investiRHle the work of the
Ued Cross in Klirope. lie Inspected
every phase of the care of wounded
men from the front trenches to the
base hospitals and schools hir I he re
education of wounded men of the
French. llelKiun and llrilish povern
liii lils. He visited all the camps of
I he I'nited States soldiers in r ranee.
He inspected tile work of llie call
liens, the Y. M. C. A. hills, the sur
gical dressings committee nml llie re
ciiuslructiiill work in ruined villiiKcs.
President Foster returned about a
iiuiiilli auo. com 1 1) K from KiiKland
with Admiral Mayo nnd stall, and
has since been lectlllillK over llie I'll
..Hi i' Coast. He is an able and clo-
ilileiit speaker and you should hear
him.
In an address at drains Pass on
Thursday, Ur. Fosier said in pari:
"Just 'before 1 let! Franco, I nsk
Ceneral PemhinE how llie A llli-llia II
lied i:ross could be of croatest help
diiriiiK llie cuiniiiK winter. He all
swered wlllioul hesilalinn. My belli
iiiK suslaln Mi ale of III
Frrtich army.'
"The American lied Cross Is ac
iiiiiinlisliini: this purpose now III
various, ways under llie direction of
a member of (ii-neral Peislilnc's
stuff Malor Cravson M P. .Murphy
a 1 ler whom 1 found endowed with
patience, coural-'e, tuodesly, tarl
vision and pi-rsoniil luaKiH t ism nl
. .... r nrti,v ! the Kr.-al confi
, .,.,. tn w,,., . is held bv bolll
III. French and the Allierlcalis III
i ,..,...,,
-when I was in llie liench-i
' M,,rt li of Itln-inis, I found French sol
()) w,,lin,,., in , ,,n. Iwlc.
I iiiscliai ti d froin hospitals and atrain
in the front, win-re they wire l.icini;
culil huiiver. iiiotiolouv . ilisease anil
shell-lire 1 hours a day For pa
ilu v were leceivilie about fiv lit
a dav, sometimes as high as :'.u cents
a day, and if lin y struck. Ho y were
.shot.
I -They ale still w il hsla udilii: Hie
onslaughts of I'l iissialilsm aeallisl
CIV 1 1 1 a I ion III I s of defeliM. Ill
jUllli-ll. till I lol liieiii. III. pi (nl
American troops would have lo be
sa.-i itii ed Tlii-i. French soldiers
all hold these I s only as loll!-' as
Ho le are eiioiieli ships Oil III eall
10 brim: the d' d lood. Im-I and
11 mi n. il rut ! And y-l. "tl ni) re
turn to America. I fnuti'l ship yards
i which had not ben free I ruin sink's
..nice Hie I II IO d SlaleS entered the
war I found tliou-ands nl o.eti idle
liii-aiisi. ttiev would not wink tor six
dollars .lay And I Ho.ui'hl Hial If
our people had aiiv colli epl ton ol
I Hie slr-ll-'cle ill wbo h oiii Naiiotl is
ei,L'.u--d and oT Ho sa. i .ti. . - I
In roi-in nl the Fl.-in-h soldu l who
are holdiiitr the tn iiclns ! d' "iioi
laiv. wlllioul a thoiii-hl ol triKine
and wlllioul pa v enoill-h to k-.-p
;lheir Wive. and babies Hum old
alnl .-latvalioii, we would not tobr
' nli in A Ilia a -null' able bo do d
lo.lll W ho let IIM 'I I" WOI k
"I he in i d Of Hi- Alio III.UI H' d
l'ro-s ill France is mole than we can
linai'llie ill H'lS dl-taii'e l,ell I
u a- in Pans a ! w week . in.-,,. I saw
I he n cord- of
had Jil-I sup
tals I found
lion done ii
a lid y.l il via'
'Ip With the
I,. II I saw .
-Ull'lial dl'-"ilil-- W"
ih.d lo ll,'." I... -I'i
the w ot i ll! d I 1 1 itiu
iii l.lv ami . flu ii l.Hv ,
. in, i p.,- ild. ii, k. p
liio- I i! I'. til ib ma li'l .
.,. I l. l, I'll -ohlici Mi
I thai .1 W hole l a e ,,
,.,.11,1 ll, Ml,' 1,1- Ild.
' f he CO.ll. I -l,,l,. I, -
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pal1
I la
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Of It. Wi
for him
lie Ull- V
..'lld I'l
i all the
t, one w
1 , 1 1-1 1 1 1
f woik
ml. I al I. -a
Fuel Will Ii
It. I We I
il-h Walui
iple Irniii -,
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th.
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I, illum
ine! mi
nt, it ii - f
v I'l
oil, I ha
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do
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w I
, VV tl.'l In Ifl V lie
,1 the
, and
di
n with w h ii I
ll- ale ll-'lig
lied ( loss tl
I nml -by
t Io
ta in th
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Am
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spll it
I liefoic I rali'i
NEW LIBRARY BOOKS EOR
DOUGLAS DISTRICTS ARE
READY TO BE DELIVERED
Tho new library books for the
seieral Hvhool districts of the coun
ty, hfch were ordered some time
ago through the reKular supply
sources hae been segregated lit the
office of County SuHrlntendent t).
C. Itrown and are beinn packed to
day ready for delivery. F.aeh dis
trict must forward postage to cover
the carrying, of Its supply of books
through the mails, pay the express
harg.eK. or send some one to the su
perintendent's office to take the
hooks lo their destination, us there
is no provision made otherwise for
Ihis expense.
Kadi district in tho county. Rev-1
ral months utcu, filled out a list
including, the books It desired to
purchase wtth the funds that It had
for that purpose. The entire ship
ment Is forwarded to the superin
tendent's office, and the office In the
ourt house resembles well stocked
book store today. .Ml told there
re upwards of two thousand vol
umes in the snipmeni. accoruiups iu
Superintendent I trow n. The num
ber of books for different districts
vary from three to .".i.
o
LT. NEUNER TELLS
l i;i: ii .-oNsTitrcTioN and
iii:i i:n.i-: conmititfs on-
siui ii aiii.i: i-oiition of tiii;
W'OltK ;IVKN OFIICIltS IN
AltMY Til Al N INti SCHOOL.
TRENCH OfflCERS INSTRUCT
isiuu Marches l!eiiiirill of the .Men
Who Carry Pucks Woluliloi:
Aii.. ol I Illy P Is Ml Have
4 'IniM'C to I 'oinliiiiiul.
Lieut. Frank Neiuier, who recently
milned a comiuissioti after spendltiK
three mouths ill Hie second ntllcem
tfalnini; camp nl San Francisco, has
some I n I crest 111 i; expel ienrei lo re
late leuaidim; Ills schoollnir. for ser
vice III the Army. He is vIsitlliK
with his parents ami other relntlv
here, oxpectiliK to leave about the
Clili of ihis inonlli for American
Lake, where he tills been assigned
to service with the Hist lllvlslon
Probably the iniisl InlerestlnK part
of the trainiin: Is Hie practice thai
the men all had in trench construe
tlon anil Hetn li defense nnd attack
Actual Ircni h warfare as curried on
In Ftiropo was simulated as far
l.osslble bv the men ill the offlcem'
S' hnol The flriim line trench Is-
I lie front line. This Hie boys co
.muted al tecular Intel vals. will'
iiiolill lates I J men, one of whom
stands sentinel all the lime at nlk'ht
vv .Hi ehanues ea h hour. In the
dav lime one sentinel stands kuiiii.
,,r Ihi lavs. Ihe waldies heltiK for
longer tinie.
hout ::o voids hack of the flrlnR
line In uili are Hie ilnuoiils In whli n
ihe men who man Ihe front line
ll'.ll.hes live The relllllir lIllKOIll
is ljvtl feel, with eluhl-foot cell
ieiK. and is supposed lo provide n
hoine for 1 ui'-n. About six fei-t
o' eailb Is supposeil lo cover the
"P
f the lIllKOIll, altliouilll sollie
as i.iil.h as " feet llf earth
I I Ill-Ill.
I'au hull. In. I yards hark i.r these,
about Dial dinaii. . depending.
of
otllsc. Iipiill HO' nature Ol ii"'
roiiii.l. aie the s.ipp.nt I rem lies.
in, - v,,r,s lo Hi" n-ar of these
lte Ihe re-eive treinhes C Illlllll
Ml mi; Ii.ll. Ins ii. vor mi the tl
..i,.., s '1 he ineii in trainiin; at
Mil
,,,, vvnil to the item hes Ihr.s-
,1,,..- .luiilu- Iheir -lav at ii "'I'.
luririi: th- filth, enihlli and twelfth
ive-l-s 'I he--' Works Well' COI1-
ir.i.ie.l iiml.r ihe dlie. lion '
ii.r.... I',, n, Ii otTi. . is w ho had seen
al
Ihe ball e ttollt 111
al fa
The blivs were III-"
ni- l nn t n.ii in tin
nn l'HH SU t
1-I-.
I'll
(Coiillnn
o
FINANCIAL AND MILITA
RY POLICY WILL FEAT
URE NIXT CONGRESS
;- itS, ice 1 il- ri
I Ilia
policy ami a per
mlilal v poll, V fol tin- I lilt
will he adopted by the l-MIl
i ., livening Mondav
I'l, -1 dent cnliipli led Ills
I I,'
. ,,i'e lh - alien It will lie
n. r. .1 T i. "lay emigres ll lire
il,. i i. g f. i Hie -essoin ll l pre
il. d lh.it tin- bigg-1 fights will be
mind bond- is taxes, and univer-
I Inlllt.llV tlaltlillK
STAMP TAKES ARE
. EFFECTIVE TODAY
WAK ItKVFAl K. STAMPS MI ST BK
AIKIVKK TO I. Ft; A I. IMH'l
MF.NTS ON AND AFTKR 1K
CF.MHF.K I l"OSTOKFICKl
W ll.l. CAItltY A SI I'PI.Y.
BANK CHECKS ARE NOT TAXED
ertlflale of SliM-k, llonila, leeil,
Tickets to Korelitn Ports, I'roxle
ami INivver if Atlnrtiey are
AnmiiK (he llenm.
War revenue Rtanips must be at
tached tu leicul doeumenta on and af
ter today. They must be attached to
draft a, deedfl, certificates ot stock.
notes, powers, of attorney and similar
instruments, the penally for failure
lo attach the stamps Is filed at not
more than $100 for each offense,
while the penalty for fraudulent use
or alteration Is not more than $1000
tine, or not to exceed five years la
prison, or both such fine and Im
prisonment. Here is the schedule of the docu
ments requiring stamps, and th
amount of the stamp tax on each:
llonds, debentures or certificates.
each $ 100, 2 cents.
Indemnity and surety bonds, fiO
cents.
Siime bond. Is premium Is charged.
for each $1 or fruction, 1 cent.
Capital stock, original Issue, for
'itch $100 face vulue, f cents.
Capital stock, transfer, for each
$100 face value, 2 cents.
Sale or agreement on exchange.
for each $100 or fraction, 2 cents.
Drafts or checks, payable other
wise than sight, for each $100 or
fraction, 2 cents.
l-.ach renewal thereof, for every
$100 or fraction, 2 cents.
Heed, if consideration in excess nf
$loo nnd less than $1100, 60 cents.
Heed, for each $500 or fraction,
(hereof additional, 50 cents.
Fntry of goods, value not exceed
ing $I0, 2f cents.
Fnlry of goods, value from $100 lo
$.100. r.o cents.
Fnlry of goods, value exceeding
$riOo, $i.
Fntry for withdrawal of goods
from bonded warehouse, 60 cents.
Passage ticket to foreign port coat
Iiik not over $:10, $1.
Passage ticket to foreign port
costing from $110 to $60, $3.
Passage ticket lo foreign port
costing over $110, $6.
Proxy for voting at election of
off leers, 10 cents.
Power of attorney, 25 cents.
Playing cards, per pack, 6 cents.
Parcel post, with postage of 25
cents for each 25 cents or fraction.
1 rent.
No slump Is required on powers of
attorney in bankruptcy cases or upon
papers necessary to be used for Ihe
ollertlon of claims from the United
States.
Mr.
L.
nle,
St re.
lion
ll'irrliiuliio in
P. Harrington, who was sched
lo work with Supervisor A. E.
-t on Industrial Club organiza
work in the north end of th
coiiutv during the coming week has
been taken seriously ill, and has
sent word to County Superintendent
) c. Itrown that he will have lo in
definitely postpone his coming to
this comity.
PROWELLS MUST ANSWER
BEFORE GRAND JURY ON
CHARGES OF ASSAULT
Ah a result of the hearing held
vesterday In the Justice court to con
sider the charges filed against J. 1..
1'iowell and his son. Smithy Prowelt,
by Kowe Weber and Claude Weber,
respectively, the elder Prowell was
hound over lo appear before the
grand Jury, under bonds of $1000,
and tho yo inttor man was also bound
to appear, with bonds fixed at $100.
.1. I.. Prowell Is charged with as--anlt
with a dangerous weapon, in
that he fired a revolver during a
fight that was In progress between
tiliuKir and two sons against the
iwo Weber brothers, which oecur
led near the Crcen railway station
a week ago today. According to the
testimony of Mr. Prowell given yes
terday at the hearing, when he fired
the shot It "broke Ihe whole thing
up ' and the fight ceased.
Stnithv Prowell was charged with
assault and battery. Ills hearing,
which practically took up the evi
dence of both cases, occupied all of
yesterday In Justice Riddle's court,
the completion being reached short
ly before ." o'clock p. tn. Ilondu In
tli.. sum named above were supplied
bv I I. Alexander, of tlreen, and
J. L. Paris, of Uoseburg The cases
will he taken up hy the grand Jury
In February, lll.
I