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EVEXTXfl BOSEniHG REVIEW, SATTP.IUY. PECKMUFR I. 1UIT. PAGE TBBEI 10 TALK PEACE AS ISl.VI.. HOW I VI it. they want to im rrrt: on: t:i:ms THi; NEW CHAM Kl.l.tlli HE CI.AKES THEIIt AK.MS Ml ( KSSH I. I VKIi WHEIvE. SAYS U-BOATS WILL ALSO WIN Situation i. i;eieuetl hy i hiineellor on HiTtliiitx in I ah i; .Vldr to I'.rii hla;: He vuis .cn erally , pplanded. IIKIM.IN. Nov. ia London. The war situation was re tewed he lutu the Keicnst.tH toda hy I (Hint V. vnti llertlinp. ilu' new i in pt'iial Merman Chancellor. 11' said that leriuany .!( r.t ady to i mil' mi as 1 1 1 1 t In a! lull' Mill 'I . .u. l,t 'II U... 1 tin- Mjji:!.irir.f v. aim iiii-ii'b d to hlpps sunk will I la : . 1.. nA t thai of l!a .'in-; i : in . 1 1. i on . 1( , :: ! I I t ndm a me uini r pre at pm at ions. I 'i 1 1 1 k ii I i ft i' fins w uuld h carried out hut tii' lundalie n'al pi iii: i ! - til' Hi.- Imp-rial funMituiit'ii cannot ami shall not he chant oil, he declared. He said ill part : "W e a r1 nppronchir.c t In end of the y.-.ir that has ht eu mil ui t'ar-roat-hing and decisive events in many theaters oi til- war. I am i-roud and t ha ill, lu 1 to say that l ii- alius til rerti.au and her a I lies have tuen S'J.-C't 1 ll! ell alii os! l v net .i - lull and e . r u !;. i -" tit-rull I Ian.!, Call!.-. He r called that Hit' Plunder- hat -tie hat; ci,n t j t u d almost without in terruption since .1 nly and i hat t .te 1 f ri t it-li army was uierior in num bers and t iiat m- el a 1 l 'v licit di t sions bad taken part in the tip hi . Notwithstanding the loss of some illatji-r. and tai ii.s the C, ; u:an from 1 1 1 - -1 the- enen:y Lis object r mane d uii.-'i i K 'II w;i as far T Ilu 1 .St to d'-sM - (l-'ll; lie a.td.-d fOL'titill tile ("aiil s in ! I.iiid' i.-. th.e ' t !: in;' if.- r "ainhr: . Th.' hojie which ; II. Maci; ,u '.-till re of lirnifi !klini. - . Hi placed upoa the wholesale use of tacks has not been fulfilled. They lie de?troed ou the battle field by success: ul i.t rniaa counter measures. The initial British success was par ried by the entrance of our reserves. "The French have also had local successes noi iheasi of Sois.-ons and beiore Verdun, but every strategical exploitation ot t hesu has been pi e- e in ed by th- German army eoiu- niiiiid. l'. eryone remembers the jf.nts in the east which led to the icun-iue-t ot ItiKa and Jacobstadt. "The glorious adaiice of the ar ! imes of the central powers in Italy , holds the world in ruspwir.e even tu ; da . Overw helm in ply dil t icult tasks i have been accompllshel there by th3 jiipiu.iip strength of the German and A ust ro- Hungarian t roops in t heir surprising raind attack and pt-ue-iration ot rotiKh tnutinlain termor. Italy's army has hst a considerable jpart ot its forces and half of its total war material. It aNu lias Inst strett lies of land w hich provided ii I wnh rich suplies. ll hah not et j been, possible to collect all the booty, irv.ieulated iji n.oney value at thoil- sands of millions of marks, which I Las fallen into our hands. '"Farther, the success of our ic :tries from the l-ono to the l'iae is an effective relief to our western trout, lu the same way, this victory n.ak- s itself telt in Macedonia, as (lie enemy now appeals to be giving vol untarily the slight success winch he obtained west of Lake Ochrida." I liiilMi SucceiK Small. 'From Sinai peninsula, the ; P.ritish operating acainst Turktsii t i t iops in Fales line and ha e been able to achiee certain initial suc-ce.-.'-es there. These, however. liae 'no influence on the central war sit uation from a military standpoint. "In t he th at er of war in Asia .Minor and in ii.il; the situation is : uiicliauced." ! After deelariii!' that the German lie. t li.u! lie;i(illMily l.ili'dled th,.. hopes and epe-iatioiis placed in it. jthe ("haneelltir continued: "Th' liich st 'as fleet whose con stant activity often has been veih-d ! i I'o 1 1 1 llle public View deserves I he ihatiks td" the country. It has sime its clorious day oil the Skacerrak lately sh'jwn anew, alter a lone in ii.!.il. in tlie capture uf the islands vf .-. I, I'airo ami Moon in typical . o opera i ion with t he army and in i:ts lately successful fiuht in the G r ', man b'cht in the North Sea against a : eons i del able superiority ot teices. us c.-.stal.t re.idiness for battle. As a Mipnort and r's. rve it srand behir.d (Mir -itibmarine boats, it protect their places of support and opens out a way for them into the open sea." t The Chancellor then reviewtd the mi bin a r i no cam pa ipn. w h ich lie sa it! is (he otl! e!feee a of bal.'iilL p.iVn r of German 's enemy ai d the .eno"ijc war forced on ln-r !! .is hup. iul ot its succe-. and sairl ;hat the allies Were unable to make iu-olT' ss aL-ainn it by their coi.i rnamle riuc neutral ships or buildn.L' li"W ons. ANTLERS WED. NIGHT VKatDKW I'M l'mWlll',IIWIWIIIWIllll !! Ill II I II I I'll I l I I'HIIWII 1 1 1 I III Rowland Clifford-Gatts dnc.) Prcstiits tlie nidst popular Auuiican play A Thrilling, Picturesque, Romantic Story of Kentucky life "In Old Kentucky WRITTI-: N HY C. T. DAZKY NOT A MOVING PICTUR.E 'h Strongest and Most KxpensiveCast the Vhy lias ever had Spirited and Kxciting Horse Race I'amous Kn iccly I l,t !'iii;,libHi', Quein lUss A COMPLETE NEW PRODUCTION Th'.- Rolkking Fun of tlie Inimitable I'ii'kaninniis Famous PieKaiiinn Hra;s Hand :?-Kii.XTi;cKY thokougiiijuki) ik)rsi;s :j FIFTY - PEOPLri f-IFTY ttG NEW STREET PARADE DAILY St i in v Held Ou FoUnd. Couut vu;i Herthiif! expressed the that the ter r: tones turn:er;y tinder K U: tan sway Fid an a. Lit h uauia ut;u ('".irUnd- eon id have the r:cht of c oieJ.iig their own -veru-metit and '-o..ht obtain that pol.ucal form w hie. cor res pun ds tti t heir lol.ddioi.s and cultur'. He sai! that a Hairs in i lus direct ion w el e st dl coinpl..tel in a state of uncertainly and iii a' r ports in the j i s imIi catiti" that a definite agreement had been teaeiied on one point was premature.- He referred to Germany and hi r a!!1 as ha ine p'aced them 1 os on the folltidatmn of tin papal peace not' of laM August, and said that every ground had been remoed tor tin "foolish amum.-nt" thai the ob ject of her enemies was to d Mi oy t ieri'ian tiiilitarim which was d1 st rov itic the peace of nai ions. lie said": "It has. been show n w lie re. in truth, the peace tit s: ro inn militar ism can be -oueht. The Halhin min ister, Soniiino, in his speech on Oc tober l't, expressly w ai i tl I h.e thoiiL'lit of cent ral disarmament, and Fre nner t ieniepceaii co s mi lar in cyn icisiu as expressly to shut oi:t Gt rieaii and Austria -Uun.:ary front the peaceful coi.niiiiiiiiy of iiatuins ot t h-- f th ;:re w hen I irhl shall la ke t 'ie jd ace of si rmed loreo. 'i emit r I. lo d-Georce !;:'.s declared dist.uell lh.it the aim of the war is the de ;ri:e'io'i (d Genoau commerce and thai the war muM be continued un til this end is reached. Indeed, tic lusl of compiest falsely atlflbllletl to ns. is now placi d before I h w oi Id I I, roue h the public at ion of seci el ireaMis by th' Uussiau cov'rnmcni. W.u- Aim U I iiclianuetl. "Our war aims from tn nrst il.iv was the defence td the Fatherland ami the Inviolability of its territory, tteidoni and independence of its economic h!e. oil that account, we Collld fleet joyfully tile Fope's peace i. :peal. Th- pint in winch the an swer in lne Fapal note was i-Ht li sliil is ah ' tud.:'. but so much 1 he t rem must atlmit this answer Mcniti.s no license for the criminal b-iii ihi i.nc ot the war. "For t he con t in ua t ion of the ter nbte la;:ch(er ami Fit de.-t met ion ot irr.-placahi" work of c; 1 1 : .at ion a nd toi 1 he mad, sell - ma in: ! l n i: ot 1 Lti e the llet i alone h .lis the i .-1 i ; , i h i 1 i i and will ah -o ha e to bear iff const'uuei.ti s. x Tins applies e-pe. i : ! 1 i to Sonnmo i Falun Sou in no, alia:i mini ter ot h-nii'M ai tairr-i. Ii the Italian authorities w!i'- iltu'.e into the war the unfortunate: population d a beautiful land bound io us b 1 housa ndi old mevan ies had :..;. ii ihe hand of peace held out hy : 'lie I epe, the trichlful dt feat of 1 the.r hi ii ies and all its aocijiel ; eol.-e-i'tel.t es would not hae taken Place j "May Italy's friends accept tins a i a wai'i.-ii: and h nd an ear at b ast j i'i t :e in i id i a -on and human- 1 i . i,,.. mi, ;!,. citai-.o. n..r -..i i ' I,; DEC. 5 that Gertnany's watchword must be 'wa-.t. endure, hold out!" Th s;e.th was receiwd with ap-p!.r..-e tro-a almost the v. hole house, inly the extremely richt and the ex fen, left not part tcipat in; . MOVE 10 Sfll COOS BAY LAND GRANT TIM BLR TO SMITH-POWERS Tl..' following from a I'orll.uul P'.p.T will h. of inti'M'st as it ihnm foiiio nildiiliinal lithl mi ihi ri'imn r.-.-.ntly prinlt-il in Hi.. Marslili.'lit TiTMis alMiuI tho Smitli-l'ow.-rs Co. lakini: ci.t a true! of limlifr nt'ar llu'ir Siniilior ramp: "S. W. Will ia tn s, sp.-cial assistalil to ilu- l'niti-,1 Static aliorn.'y ki-ii.t al. rM-'iv. ii u-U l.'apllH ilitoriti.ilion '.lint tin- Siii'r.'iiif Court (tail pranii'il tin- Si'iitht'in ttf.-ntn Company p.-r in is.- u-tl to r i I . - a pi'litiiin in 111.' s.-l-ll. pit'iit of a hunt tram rast' in w lin h aliout I mi. mm arn-s or Sou t h -tt.'si.'i-n dri'Loii hinds an- inyohcil "Tin' Cons Hay Wagon lioail Coin pany solil. rntitrary to law. it is rharti'il. t'li' total of liHi.iinil ai't-i'S in ' !' J-'i'ant to two ini'ii who aftiTwarit otl'atiii'il tlie Soiitlirril (Iri'con Com pany. Ai'i'otilint; to tho law. salis .in- limiiiil to i;n arros to carh pur rha r. l-'o.ir li.n:ii'-.il iicn-s of tin. tiai-t ' I) t ;i i tl at ssililo timliiT anil Hie i'i'iis Hay l.iin.liiT Co. offi ti., t Inn tlif timliiT to mi ship riiniiaris for I'i.' Cin. rnmi.nt. Tho . u.-st ic.n of I'ltitinit was luk.-n to tin- Siipri'iiii-I'on-t. wlnih has now grantnl tho '"I'lpany tho light to pin it hifon' I'..' l i.loral Itistiiot Court to ihl.-r-iii'o uliothor iho timhiT is to ho .-"hi I" th- liigh.-st hiilih r anil 01111- --i-f . .1 into I It whilo tho sal,. lo inline." Violot Coilloy. Itllth Dark a tin VI 1 1 .1 i-i 1 1 Kai gi ariioil hi-io this iiiniiiini; from Wilhnr to shop fur tho 'lay in this oitv. MllM III I'll'IOlK 'll. Ill a chilli that Is sllhlort t,) al ia' ks of iroi'ii. . t i T tt imlii atioli oi the iIim-.is,. is li.i.ir-on. s.-.. Cii' CiiatuhiTlain's Cnimh Id-mcly ns Mum as l ho rhilil ho.-o s hoar-i' anil til" altaiU may ho watili'il ti ft ami all il.tngei- ami aliicty avoidnl. -r-I-h;;"! I r-M--!! Ijii ? . . Mil'lt'i: To HUT CLASS. .J. V n 'in- of the Senior CI. is of I til 7 will l. hchl at .J. J- tin- Iticli s. hnnl Mnn l.iv al;or J. s. 1 1 at I n clock. Mcctini; .!. i t''i) it'ipnrlant : ovet yont' .J. 4 phciso h" present. 4- I'llYI.I.IS TISilM.i:, S.iy. 4- tfi W-H-HH4-HHH"K"!-c 5 in 5 Si'v '- K i r m ? T' Si- I V J .H-H-H"l"l"I"!"I''I-'!'-l-I--H--H--l ,., SVX1IAV AT THE I'lll'KCIIKS -! 1 lrtlii-rian Onm-h. You will niet-t tlu pioltlt'tt rt i-f tlif wei'k Im'I ttr if vim atti'ttti i l.ttit h tni'ioi ru . Tlie pastor's fen nun sul it-rts art, in the morning. "Snh-hi-ailiiuai t-i s." -i ml in the -evenim:, ' t)tlurs.'" tlu tt imir! is a tt'.Hiiie if ttu-se iM'rvues. Sumlay st luuil at 1 : 4 " a. in., unii Kndeavor ser ii u at t!:;;n p. in. K. W. an invtuti. past up. M. i:. liun li. Suili. The siil.j-t Siinilay inoinim: ;it tlu M. V.. t'hnrrh. South, will tie 1 l",iar:i ter Itinlilin : " The pulpit will ne fn-.-nuieil lntih morning and eeninir by Kev. O. . t'oppaue. the it'v pastor. furrierl of Winters. Calif. .' mriiial in!t:i tiun to attend Is eMeiuled ti all. mm St. .e-i-te'. Onitnli. M:iin and Cass streets. Itev. Harr tl. l.ee, vieai. ilent Sunday. Csual servin-s at 7 : :!n a. tn. and 1 I a. in. Sunday i httul ':4."i n. in. ,' e''niim ser viee. Tlie public is cordially itniled I'iiM MetbiMllvt :pis-op;il.--Tin-week begins tin1 ai tie p'-e' arat ion for the Christmas time. There will tip special menaces t-.-.-h Sabbath leading un ti the Christuias me.-'.saci-of peeeinber l:!nl. Itible school. 9 -).; tnorniii!: worship. II oVIock: l-'-'wiotli l,iu:ii'. k:'Mt p. in., topic. "The partnership of the Heart and '.)".' leader. Mis nna Caldwell: evenitii- service. 7:'!". .1. C. Spcu.er. pastor. l iiM 1iH-f imi Clinn Ii. Chun h ervirts at 11 a. in. lie. .1. Kltiott linip. of Davton. Wash., will fill the pulpit both moinin-r an I even im;. A cood. live Sutiilav whonl at in a. in., and christian Kndeawr at t'.:::i i. m. AM are cordially itniled to attend these services. j IliiptM Omirh. The llapti t cinir li has no pastor. Kev. K U.' Clevencer. of 1'elldletnn. Pn'pnn, will, n reach niurninu and cMMiiut:. Sun -' dav school at n. m. prerfhttn: erice at I I a. in.: M. V. P. I' r. : ::u p tn . : ev-nitm preach ini; ser e at 7 : p in. ' ' i Cln-i-ti.M) Science orietv. Tins tier of Main and Latin streets, holds! MTV'ees e;u n Minn;iv iimiiiui .i i ii o'cltx 1;. -o a Wed ne--. lav o eniiiL- 4i'Vice which includes t est ' '!!MI if-: OI healiiiL' in Clmt;:in Science, at 7" :tn. U are vi Ii on:e to tin--" meet iims. Snmhiv school ouveiies in the saute huiblini- at :' a in. Ml in to the aue or years are iir, jted tn alteiid. . . o Mr". M. . Johnson and Mr. lin sell Harness left ths UiutninL' tut Pnblle. where they will M-il lor the next few tlavs. St $52.50 to i All phonographs in one is the best descrip tion of the Brunswick, the new phonograph perfected by the Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co. Plays the celebrated Pathe records, as well ?s every American record made. Has a "vox humana" tone regu lator a special Brunswick feature. Cabinet is a beautiful specimen of 15run.sv.ick Cabinet Work. Equipped with two sound boxes (one for Pathe records, another for other makes), a sapphire ball, jewel point and steel needles. Come in and hear the llrunswuk play the ureal Pathe selections, as well as vour own faorite records. AJ.LILBURN&SON lLte: 1 CASTORiA Ai.i.initii.-a viH wsr- A,.0'"'l.'i!)l'-Pr.ir.ilir' Mmil."il"i'ylwl,,'1!'!illl'v Ii r. i I he S iwn-ulis awl Ik rf ml Tlirr.-tvrwraoiiiiiSDWli Vrrfu!n'.-s:.,w(1ReslUitii ncilluTO;iiim.M."T'lu"Lnm Miiioral. Not N.micotic ',,,rti..Wi v.it. ierr.- "-r A helpful Kcim-iiy for 1 Vwrishiu-ss antt ' tVMitlinllwrf frpnwnlaf-nt? r.icS;m,lcSiinMuiTrf ( M W MIKiw L?.-'t i cpy of V'rapper, i a-i le lleii-in Xoiulay The hearitu of Mra. Ollie Castle and sun. I. 1 1. Ca- tle, rdatt e to their beinir rcinired to i:ie bonds to keep Ihe peace, will be io'ld ill the 111-tie .o'llt Ml llti-ebilr next Moll J.iy aftei noon at o'clock. L. P- ndbla -i i? their u'loi ne . i 1 1 ;ui'ienl. ;'le.-i.4l i Tlie i wo ii.uisicnts who were lodg ed in the city jail vest-May a cused of Ileal; !ni' (he seal on a freight r iti h thl eil? ) lormal ch Ihey ode f.oTi Uiaiu Lot iiiuht ttdeased, ll it villi- been made ill. .ilt lhe.ii. M;vS K:ther Ste.-m speu !inu the d.i ill . of Oakland. Poseburu'. ni).. tihrn timr-f I'hfin 1'' Easy Terms beautiful Cabinet Either Mahogany or Oak Wc will gladly ilcnionslratc, cither here or at your home lT7 runswic mi For fnfanti and Childran. Mothers Knov That Ganains Csstoria Always Bears the Signature fo Use For Over Thirty Years TMt CKNT-UH COMMNT. HI YC 1 CITY Wilbur Principal Here M is. 1 ne. M iller. principal of the Wilbur schools, is spending the day in ibis city. She reports that snow oered the mound to a point very low on the Hulls about that place this morning. Hon. Hinder Hermann left for Medford today, where he will pive t he Klks' Memorial aildre.-w tomor row'. CHICHESTER S PILLS W y.-v -1 UK lllllIM IIUAMI. A 'V I ilvt Atit J. P lru(vlal fi S V-".J ! -l"-t.rI.ntuMj T(rtjidV b Hr,k ' " " A " 1 " "-iIlAV V3 v' -'1 X f" V'J n alhrr Him af tour " 1 tty l'n-.ui. , , i ( iu.t m H-TFII A I . f Ui. .i. n m imi.I.h, f i X C V-.i ...: . ! c-t.:(e t,Al.iyi It Hill t sojony in!.:ifistsntsw.mnf $18O.0'0 rvrvir Of LW : I 1 A Scat Sale Opens Mon. Dec. 3 i IICKKTS. f)0 7.'c siroo
