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ROSEB DCT OTiEuoi HVODCCTS REVIEW There are m$ny of them every day read the litlle want advs. iu The Review and save many dollars. You save Kocey and make money when your patronlie bom) lndua trlkto. Oregon product! ara boat. "My Country Tn of Thee, Swoe. Land of Liberty." VOL. XX. itosFiu itii. imk;us ixu nty. (ihkckix, Monday kak.mm;, hkckmhkii :i. iuit. Xo. 234. URG WAR TIME OrPORTUXITIES WESTERN FRONT BATTLE SURGES WITH FEROCITY VHM.IAT IIAX1 TO M M IK. III'- i m. is s mi. i, i ri;u.i;i:s lll l OKI' C V MC.IIAI. MAW plait: m iv; iiA.i i II MS LIS L TIML. (.crmaiiy N Making Her Mi-miiir-l I llort Niiue the Battle of er ,ii ;,. in Ion U a Holly Cmli Point. l.ONI'ON. D L'eM pUI-ll Stlll'i r. derma uy 's leg tin- Mai n- Is coi.nn- ii i in: Unlay. 1 in- nt-imn,. .nonim I'anihrai i.s of um.balt d lVroeitx. Th- Iinti.h ltn s an- leddini: C..-n-end Haip n pori.-d a r'pi.le of hos lile attacks near Moi-u. ifs and d taihd siK''--ss! ul n.'tmr cm oun ti l", mar Uuuih.n. th. Hnti-h capturing machine irun ami prison, is. Hoth th" UrJi-h and 0imat: an Uf.mt caxalry. The !:: aitill't ro!)r.:iiration rf -.ls at.ythint' liHVi- iai-'i'd si.it'i' Vni;i:i. hf liourloii tiuhtin' part m-ii larly violent. Sunt1 positions ha' chanu'il hands a dwn tiim-s .-inc Saliildav. Mi!si-d niai-hilif S' on siil--. wTf olii n firi'd point!.! into tin' oppo.-ini; ranks. ( hiini i(HM Prioii4M-s. Klil.lN. !''. ::. Six ihoi;.-anM prisont'is and on' hundred nun;- liav Im'imi cap; ur.'d sin'-- tin- C. ruian-lauiM-h' d lii- ir Caml'iai driif iu Km day. it was officially siai-'int'iiii'il, A 1 1 1 i r-1 1 attack hcl w . en 1 nch and Itourlon was repriced i;nt in a: saults wcrr tvrwh-r.' rcpul-d. Italtlc Was Icriific. with tin: itnrnsii KKANCi:. l-f. LV Toilay nim- s- p jitalc coiiiil.i atiaci; iannchi-l iiL-ain-t Y.a.-i.i'ri' h strom: (o-itiian TIREMEN AND MEN MAY ASK WAGE INCREASE, IS RTPOH I.1VI.I. NI. I ' I'.ri'tl.- th" mil I. in." ,1, i".,ii. - ,11 " .. -1 -1 1 I w 1 in n 1: 1 1 m Moia ' r. . .1 I" p. lon-i v.-si.T.lav wr.-ail r-imli-l .tl ln-nrv ..ii. ,,,..,....,,,..,, .. ..... t.-r ,.t .iinarv lit-'ilms. al W i l li I ill: I Ni II IN IT I.V. I... h - milv sih.T oill.::l al .nn-s Ii, ". 1 . y. . .. ... - .... ... .. ii,. i- i it,ii,.i, l. fiv.il :il rir iin.ru t in in-- El'z:z i ' i;;: -'v.- !;;; rt - TOUNTY AGENT GAVE ADDRESS ..n .i i i, c i.-.l ill. Im- U .nil. t now . 1 1 I '-11 1 ll I ll ' T PI S Itriti h ks!!' d ii;oie i;.t: .aiis h.-iu. ... 1 The ,...-:nv ;ir- n,.w.i:iv reform- PI I; K A M Ll HCA N IsM . - I f;i litrht ami dark than in an ,imi j ir.' tlo-ir troops and l.iyinsr 1-1 at; for lar period s.nce the war b..g:.n. 1 1 r-new . -1 a nit The .,,.-! will WASHINGTON. Ier. 1. "Thi- T,M.,V ni.u. A MIIIM.t. , ! was irtuallv cor.: n .:ni: i-fhlin:: I hnd the l'iae Iliwi an lit.pa. abb- war will he worth all it costs the iron, -In- -MM ot the ,,,-t cimte, h;t. rje, In, ted Stales. It willg.vensa pure -Meet hr. Ila.le, Also attacks. j liclieM- Venice .,!,.. A mot i-a n i - m Within a year we spoke and I 'nihil itenl Tlie en- tn k' pt surging I'-rwan! j W S 1 1 1 N' i "C V . c Vefii.-e i- -h ill be able to weed out (lie pro- to Loganberry Indiisi ry. in waxes a ed each came up u was ,..,, sale. 'I In- u-'ro German Gertministu ill every column nit " caught bv the lire trmn tlie l'.inMi ..ha'.ci- on the Adr-atic :.nd t:e 'litis Hlat.-nient was made this af- artilbry. ritb and ' hitie rn n i- li.ilid. Knnn- c;;id''s ternoi.u by V ice I'i . -id. n t Thoma.- The attackiiiL- tote.-s were u.ow:. I t s.., i , ,j U Marshall I h V ice I 'resid.-ti t a r- ilnwn bke grain lie or- the r-apei . j ,-,,,11,- tr.nii-d Pa'ians con- nx.-d iu Wa-hincton todax alter a hut with chaiaetenslic I'm tan di- l-tiuci.-.i mar-b nmiie-: liinuigh the sv.mg around tlie W.m.tii cin-b-." cipline. liny coiilili'ied to till I ln-i I . u , ,,, .,- rho, k''g the itijiders. o ranks and advance until alter the j ' I'i. in I Nhiu GimmI ninth aault iiad laihd ,n I i .hinutoii A number of fine , alike of -..1- Itllt-at iai) t i, e. I -, .; i I j . ! I :i toll . W.: - . . "'Ml t I out w e- e (i;ido '11 Hie "t t li AMSTLliO M. I' i' . ..n it., m o. 11 to,a for K i - I'mp-i-ia Liver -st.-nlav in the Win- . learned the liuig 'ri m premi.-r an j ,.(.M(, ;i;t,..:. )iM. cun .n t ion held Wio-r.T .cnnty by iwheimen from j limine d that n '.' t ; a i m: : - -, i n I d , , ; (, , Slimp pfe;i, hed at fin tiiw city. I'eirv I'oster aii'l -l-i snou be op.md with liu lor "1 i . ), ' i--1 m ('hutch la-t -.'ii:ng Kent i..g. ihcr -ain-ht v line trout.1 armi-tice 1 wh.b' William Powell. Kudoij.h Hat-, - o to.ti.et- lllaili M.ill lsi' ;,IH) ,:iM.ni. Vkin. :iImi r- Pr-e-ln te; 'inn ISiiii.-ir n Mm 1 1 ' ....... t .. ..ii ; ; u. i ... c... i ; ,,,,! Ihe hoi.es ot the I'r.'-i.vt.-nai, I -..h :n. tmt 1 1 ;me;i .t nrain. w..- ,.Iif nood of tlie rivers is bt inning up.tn tf,, i:,tior Cb:ireh hebi their annual ba ..;. S n .. 1 w"' M'iel.i. ,. ,.hK -alntoti it. Hi" lo. al str-.ims. , f.(.t ti,;it u rd -v and tfda if t he S..in " . ,M 1 troat whn h a" on. n f ri, t . buiiditii.. r-xt r.. tlie I'.;.:..- i ;:, i'i ; , - and jiMtd tun- spott for the f i b -,,),, . ni't.i'huii Su-et. MallV !. .tellfl! ..rtiep- W .-1 . y r , ,; 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' ' d to .. .. u f . 1 1 j, 1 , - 1 : r .oIl-lTX .,lim OH d.sp!.L. 1 and th- ba.o.r w.,s a d. ..- :,-,,, ;;,! :i .,.! ate H..-tid- t f,,U(. I tt1,.h .Ai,l be ci. e. nnam-ial succ.- mo.i 1 ;u i -!.. .11 M:s . itv on miti-. n ,., f u Wils cleared UP hv tile ,,e , : . .. ..... I,,,. ... BORDER PATROL KILLS 1 i 33 MEXICAN BANDITS; I TWO AMERICANS LOST rncsiido. T.-xas. iec. n. $ i 11 I'niM d Htat.s cavalry patrol, umbr Lieut. k. killed Mexican udiis and wounded many J- OltltTS A ISItTjf III Him 4 Cano. AlllflM -J- others in r linn a j American ranches by raid on a tore - Chico b.nMits mill' near liM.na Vita. Oik ddier and a ranch kilhd and tun w iiiiiidfd. hand ot In- ( iiiit Th.. Cminiv daV. A hand's om t M fular 'ourt t 111!!M!h in the Vdne-day liecenber t ot t. x- i next Uc.irio her of i -t it ions or boundaries of elec in 1 'oiiulas Count : ititntion at iliis tin1 lion ph" in will hi I'mi.-i en t he la w s. pi minus and prn- irr t houndai ier- I le. cuiher lei m ear precedinn at no other ioe 1 t han :e 111 must he heatii at tl of the court ill th a i;enet al- election. meet im:. ITALIAN LINE IS HOLDING FAST I i;iA H l HKITISI! TKOUPS IIWi: TXKI-A OX I I! WT.AK poi.rioss in lim; on tiii; I I i: l;l I I!. MM II IS NtiW impaii i: i;ai:kii:k. ACCIDENT ON WINCHESTER STREET SATURDAY WHEN EORDS HAVE COLLISION VfN lit ' V i Vi f a..,lnl.rim,,. , T l v LRUMLUl1 I ttn 1 11 M':il iutis. ;t!-'-nuls :H1() liiililiirv! ..... .....i I .. .. I!..... ..II... I I.IH'1I! ll." IKIirui " ,'"'-1. ....in...., , in" in,-.. Iii- -i ..iuih .T2.."'i fr ii in imm i I ion. ; (,i: sl'.ssluv T l V It I I. I . . "l,i ..I,:.,,. An- li.iil.l- ,TI',-. l:S I'."' I l!l:l K I'AM S I I- M MU M OI i.,- M n .'i I i Ii.-- . -. -, IKKIti A l l; I AIJMS AMI liAlt- i 1 1 . i i .ii-i'iiiiii-nl l;iki-. silxi-r. Al Ti lt LOLL ( ALL SLNATOIt LA ion. kit i : A m i n c i : i t h k m:im or ios colli: (.t t:. .s:ATolC HI VII V. SIWTK .lJul HAS I M IL Tl l slA . PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE TUESDAY Secretin Me do rn'M'iit- Will' l-Nl imate. lo 'oiin. The Total i 0rr Thirl'!'!! Itil lion hollars for Yi'iir. WASHINGTON. I'o. :i The sixty titih I'oiinress convened prmnptly at noon, nu t a Tew minutes. I hen ad journed until tomorrow . Prayers uw icoi were offered til hnih houses. Senator La Kolleitc formally an nounced the death of his colleague.! I'aul 1 1 ust in p, immcdia'elv utter roll I call. The Senate adopted a coudol- eiice resolution, then adjourned until ' Tuesday noon throut'h respect for Hntitii; Tlie House formally in ited the j President to speak tomorrow noon. Sent j men t amotm I he Congress- 1 men is stroni: lor a declarat ion of ' wav an:inst ilcrmaiiy "s allies, al- though I'reideni Wil.-on is reported ;is opposed to this move. W ar expenses for the year ending .1 in.- '.u. iii total Ji:t.r,n4.::.".7.!:t;t. iii" oiding to et i mates which Secre l.iry MrAdmi seat lo Congress. The War 1 tepart menl wants Jlit.- uimi, including l.l-ti. i,- 1 i n for a gigantic air craft program. Th" li;iv ii.-ks ? l.tllT.IMMi.iMin; the hmd adminNnation. ;,.imhi.Himi. A n. i in g ! he W;i r I epari nient est i-inali-s are $ 7 ."'.nun, nun or tanks: .f".. I L'T.uuu.unii tor expanding coast tm 1 11 n-at inns, ar-'-nals and military for artillery; J t'.TJ.niiu nun for ammunition. The will- expenses ate apptoxi- llialelv $::7.tMMI. I d .nc!'iimcn 'pake- Sihei'. WASlUNilTuN. Iec. :: The Fl'r.a-'1,r 1 (ep.iri inent a ll noil tiled that the i o e r n m e!i t will huy t he huiii ii.'s entire siher nutp::i at prices to he fixed af a lair profit to produc- STATEMENT WAR AIMS DELAYEB; COL. HOUSE PRESIDED AT COUNCIL! n:11: i;i , Mi.. HI..VI I i. 1 1 r 1 - t .ilh- ! .1 ml I j-;;.ti-;!-;-!"!"! ul . MilD 1 1 . i .- ..I ,' '-"i 4- t 'X, WASIIINCTMN. Inc. Til.- I'l.'S-. I . i 'l'r.-;i,ir I ( i-.iri nit-lit ;innoiiiH-t-il lli;tt soov. J J. .!. ! ,i, J. 4 SUPPLIES RECEIVED FOR MAILING QUESTIONNAIRES OUT TO REGISTERED MEN The sheriff's office is in receipt of a supply of envelopes iu w h ich the iiuescliunnaiivs for the military rtgistratits will be mailed out, he-1 ginning. Decenihvr There are! s-omething oer I tiou of tliese to h. j sent through the mails, the envelope hearing the (.oveinment frank. In-j eluded with tlie questionnaires an1 ret urn envelop also franked, in J which the blanks will be returned J to the local hoard after they have been filled out by the registered j men. It is the plan of the local hoard to mail out about a hundred of the! iiu siionnahes each day, beginning , with the :.th Inst., so as to avoid al conffOstlon of w ork in the office in connection therewith. Tlie board it required to notify each registered , man of the classification to which i he ha been assigned w it bin four days after a return of his question- j n a ire, and for this reason the blanks will not all be sent out at once, as the hoard would not he able lo cx- amine each return and pass upon I 11 snou in an oe i ei in ll i ii io i ne in - , fice at one t line. i The registranl has a choice of se lecting the class to which he be longs, lint if the fads as presented bv his answers to the questions do not support Ins claim to that classi fication, the local county board has the right to change his classifica tion. Then the registrant may ap peal from this decision to the dis trict board, and if not satisfied with the classification given him by the district board, he mav finally ap peal to tbe President direct. Tin meetmg held at Myrtle Creek last Saturday under the auspices of the uiange is reported to have l.e.-n the nnt interesting ennference of the a grim It ural interest thai has leetl In Id ill that part of the conn-, tv within the past e:ti. More Ihiillj 1 .'..I people w et e present . all rif whom' showed iM'cal interest in the matters talked upon. I The pi :n. ipal matter before tliu : nie'fitig the otieJiion of irtifa- tioll iu the in.tne.i;;.!" X ! Ill 1 1 V of , VI tie Creek. The dis.lfioll fP-j 1 -.-li 1 111 o t a ikm ;nr 1 a. inns , : 1 1 1 1 linnulil mil ttn I fiiiiii.-i. in Mint il,.- 1 r,,,i-lv . ..nii-iiitil.itini.' hi "I 1 1 1 11 I'll-Jllnli I'inIr l.ili.l. siiinn nf ii-i.-n,li-nt 11 1. m hiiiip r- 11II11TK HllV flnW. ri-l In In lull I'-ipim i-r-i nf fur V ll 11 1111 in-n.lm 111.1I .1 III III III ul fi.ii.l . r I lin- ! 1 i.lli.-. ;-, w;,v of arritlll f,,r lln- rnimlil lit v ;i L-1 11 11 It ut .1 1 ...llitiliL- , rtmii 1"" -.II..-.l III t!,;it III 1 .1 til' I til ., "II' ll , '-lit mil'! In rup-" I,.' ' In Mr ill. .1 ml In1 '.ii.lni' .- m tiifii ..ml 1 . t, I.. . 1 . ... IRRIGATION INT- Mill! Mil U II 11,1 LU Ul IIIIIIIILIIU i It t 1 , ' t i o ! 1 Was de I he-t sidutinn for a IVE :i I i:t ii:in; mii: to iv- lilKASK THK Ml:l!ICA ItKII (I HISS MKMIIi:iCMIir TO 15. OIMI.OOII IH I!l(i THK M I K itK.li; nee. it. W.C.HARDING COUNTY MANAGER .Mei'tinu of County laiager for Oivgon Iteinu Held III INirt land TtMlny I retails oi MeinlH'i -shtp iive Are 4ieu. ' A great National K'd Cross drive for membership will be mad1 during the week beginning Dee. 17. A gen eral meeting of the county campaign managers tor Oregon Is being held in ! Portland today. Douglas County is j represented at ilsis meeting by . C. Harding, who has been appointed county manager Tor this campaign .by County Chairman .1. H Hooih. i The American Ited Cross has launched t his great National Ited I Cross Christmas drive with (he aim in view or making I a.tHMi.oini Ited j Cross members by Christ runs. I 'Make ii a Ited Crows Christmas," is th' slogan of the campaigners. I The campaign will begin I tece ruber 1 7, and last one week. The Oregon campaign manager will be Henry K. Keed. Multnomah County assessor, who was appointed by C. C. Chapman, chairman of the ( trcgoti cam paign commit tee, and member of the Northwest campaign committee of the Ited Cross. For one dollar it membership mav be purchased in the lied Cross. Th I mostly cosily annual membeiNhip Is $1". However, the principal drive will he made for memberships al l a year, or a year, which includes a subscript ion lo the lied Cross uiagaine. One half of the $1 memberships may he retained by the local rhaptci j lor its war work, lor t he pin'cham of supplies lo be manufactured for the Ited Cross, etc., for Hie relief of local depeiidenls of soldiers, etc. Tin bw lance goes to Washington. The campaign will require the re iiewiil during the campaign of mem hot-ships taken last year, although 1 1 Iny have not run a vear. with Hit add it inn, at least , of 1 wo member: for each present member. I here are a.uiMi.iMiu members ot the Ited Cross ilt present. He. after the Ited Cross member -hip drives will come Hie week be fore Christ mas and will not be of li ner than once a year. "I call upon every member of exery chapler. b ranch and auxiliary to co-operate with the local cam painti manager lo make this cam paij'ii a whirlwind success, said Mr Chapman. "lioughly speaking, w have lo triple the membership of Ih lied i'iosk. Thai's our goal.' The chairman of each chanter ii Oregon and ihe campaign u.anagei for that chapter's lerrilnrv. appoint ed by the chapter chairman, as--einbled in Portland Monday to com pl. t.- plans for Ihe campaign hihs will be asked to take out ; t.f th. !l MIC. II ( Ii, rs. Iiiinlis utiil i-iii ilu its lur I'iii-h , ot ihi-ir i-iiii.lin.-.. hiiiis.-lnl,,-rs fur .-.i,'ll or lli.-ir rlnl.li.-n W illi snrli a ,i-;iriii.,iii:ti Or.-L'.in mil mi,-.. i,n,i.- win tn tin- t,,, I 'III- rn.l nr tin- Kml friiSB iiir-in-; lH-nliijK -ii'- I ri 1:1 1 . I..-111K ii. i.i- Xhllilal. $1; iii;i.';iIiii-. $J, rmilnli utllll'. .",. sii-tiilllllll-, II". Ill", I.",". iiihI p.ilrmi. $lmi MRS. DE SAUllES WAS fOUND NOT GUILTY Of MURDER Of HUSBAND MIM'til. . I.. I . Ii ..,,lll.---. l,.-;iiltllul .m lr.-.i h.-l mil'.- i.r in ill , I. -i, in I '..I I..I . .I'll, II I. II.- Itl.lll.il CI11I, 1111 lii-ir n ii' I 1 m ihi. Iii-r .1iiih'i-i ...nil- - .-I.ll. I l.y ,r 1, nt fii It -. ,1 - 11 11 l', lln- kin of til" nil la-tltii; li-sn 't hut ,-t l.nM.'-l M.t'l I III.- i.T In i ll" ,'.l. t, I'. Sill I I' villi!" Miii filed little I lit lC ,,,l. h.iti ! Iii h.-r -. v. ,' ', l-fllll 'lli.ink imi. GARDEN VALLEY PEOPLE WILL HOLD GET-TOGETHER MEETING THIS EVENING A joint meeting of the Garden Valley Improvement Club and the Garden Valley Fancy Fruit A sot la tum is to be called at the school house In Garden Valley thin evening at 7:'lt o'eliM-k. C J. Hurd. county agriculturalist and School Superin tendent O. C. Itrow-a, of this city, will attend and help make the meet ing a success. The primary pur posv for which the meeting in called is to bring up u discussion of those things that may tend to advance the agricultural and social Interests of that coin niunity. .Much Interest In the occasion is indicated by the peo- le of that district. The Garden 'alley Improvement Club Is a Indies' lub. It Ih uinlerstond that there will also be some social features at Ihe meeting tonight. T COOS HAY I.IMHKH IIHH'IM ( I.OSI S HI Al. 11lliOK.ll THK i.o. Ai. r. s. i.axii oiT-ici-: con MALI-' SI-:CTIO AT I'ltICK OI-' mi-j.r.iMi. TRACT LOCATED NEAR POWERS lliu SI Ic k- Will lie I M-.I III Slilp- linililiiiu 0ifi-iiltoiiH Now I'mlt-r Way fti Miii.hr I. Ill Yniils lllH'H Nlll llll'llllll' l-iinils. Tin- fii.il sali- nf llinlior liy tlie I'nitril Slnti's I.11111I Offii'i. iltparl!iinit frinn tin Ian, I i-lnlirari'il In the rani ntiit On-miit & rallforniit Uailrmiil urant liinils In Mils latul ilintrlrt was -i..'r!ntli-il at tlio Uii.u'liui'K l.anil Of- rin. 1 hiK imirnlni:. wlion tlto lran- fi-r nf tin. tinihi-r friitn a half iw tlntl of In ml . approximately n2 iirti's. w;ih niiiilo hv llorlHter V. H Cunon ami Iti'iHwr It. It. Tinner to Ihe Coos llav l.lliilher Company for the mini of J 1 .'.".Int. The mile only in, luiles Ihe IImiIht on (he trai t, anil linen mil pinviile fin- the pausing of title In the Inn, I. whlrli still remains Hie pmpeilv nf the I nlteil States'. The piinhasini: inmpiiny was rep-resi-nti-,1 here toilay hy A. ('. Shaw. 1 prominent Poitlaml attorney. The I. 111. I ii loralei! Ill Township HI S.. HatiKe 11 W , ami l situiileil near I'oweis. in I'oos Comity, where the I'ons Pay I. titnler Company Is now eimaiieil in ruttliiK from ailjoinltiK liaili A.-iiifilliiK to the terms nf pili'ilian- the hliyers havn n perlml if ten veais In wlilrh to remove tln tl mlier from ttie lamls. Ar.orilitm to Attorney Shaw, how nrr. the liniher will he rut at lime, is it einlirares ex,e,t ionally lollK sliiks Unit an- 11 led at this time to -.11p1.lv onlers for shiphullilinK tnii- Mi lialK 1 11 tl t-il in the ronstrili'tion 1 of shin- that are lieinit eonvtriHleil in Ihe shipMirils lit Maishflelil at till" time. This trait Is sal. I to have an e.-pi-i 'hilly fine stallil of tltntier. ntnl imwniently sitnateil for Ioki-Jhx "l-i-ratiiili" As will he noteil from the ihi, ve llcure. tin- tlmliei snlil fur !'.. '.' ii a iiiart.T vi'ilmn. The esliniate of slalnllIlK tiniher iiinlalneil In tin trai l wa-- !l. ITn, in in lioanl feet, of Alliih I. CL' IHHI feet lite of lllffef '1,1 nineties r fit . anil ll.lil s.nnii I. .1 11.1. Port Orfiinl cellar. It mav I e si.iil In loiinei tion with tilnlii r sales hv the (ioverninent from ihe matit l.imls. that only u few -.inall Hints ate helnK nffereil for ilile. ami lliose which ate to smiie ...1. .1.1 Uiilali-il ftoni any late non- ,,l i:i,.-i nim-nt titilher. Another jrcalut.- lhal is ItlM-n careful cimsl.1 leratnui lv the 111. writ nt at tht' Hi. i 'I'n- ,n 11. ili'tiiisa ot iiiniier is ni.1 ..f what use the (Hither In ,.,,1 Fur Instance. If II win- ' .i.n-n tli.it n itilllinL' ronipnny has ,1.1 1 1 fur timheiK for slni i.uil.lliiL' niiriiiisi-s at this time, it If 1 .1 ..f tin. Coveilinient to 1 u,. 1. i:,le 1.1 such nailles. where i 11 i- I ili liinllil were set forth ' 1 1 .,,,...1 l.v iiri-si'litatinn of tln 1.. ..iili pi..l..ii,l not u W I C l-i in I. MM ll l. l T I..HCI '!!. MIISHT'lN. D' c 1 lli pre- tue ll.il.isl. l. .t Iowa, declared m, H,.- Inaf.-r Kridav lie said mild Itltrmlilie at th- collllllg f I'oiu-i- a hill that would I.'i-V .11- believes ttllit In I i licil'e In so'"- otcupa , i, .p. i -Mil ilalh Ilt this lim- when mi- call do -miii'llllng Marv anil U'"'l 'ltglllla have lw l.niiii? id!" in --, and lli-tilt-s-n i- Caiii-'-r .i lil a F-deral law ,1 i th- i n-. t KI.OVI'KXT OIIATIOX AND I1KAC- Tll-'l 1. V.K'AI. SKI.KCTIONH MAItK II. KS' MKMOItlAL KX KK.iSKS IV THIS CITY VKS TKItllAY AI-TKHXOOX. TRIBUTE PAID TO LIVING llrothecN In Coinitr)-'H Service Have Otrere! Their Live for Ihrln c I pies, of Liberty. Justice and Human ItlKhtH. The nil, Iress of Hon. Walter H. Kvans, district attorney of Multno mah County, and the vocal numbera if Mrs. Itouert Klild and Mlsa Allle lllack, Klven at the Elks' memorial servlcea held in the Klka' hall by Itosehurf; LodKe No. 32t! yeaterduy afternoon, were the features of tbeae Impressive services, which were largely attended by the membership of the order and also numbera of other citizens. The exercises were open to the public. Mr. Kvans address was a master ly elTort, while the ainRlna: of the tudies completely captivated tbe assemblage. Hev. Ilarr O. Lee, vicar of St. (JeorKe's Kplscopal Church. who Is chaplain of the lodge, gave an eloquent eulogy upon Ihe absent brethren. Mr. Kvans' address took up the inought of the significance of tbe occasion as one in hunor of the mem ory of the departed brethren, ob served by Klkdotu throughout the length and breadth of the Nation on this day. He then paid a beautiful tribute to the meuiury of those brothers who had passed lo the (.real Iteyond aince the last annual memorial day, name ly: Dr. M. (. StemmkHT, of Myrtla Point; Ambrose Walsh, of San Fran cisco, and C'liiiM. C. Oreenman, of Itoseburg. The speaker read a list of the members of llosehurg lodge wbo are at present under arms In tbe coun try's service, thirteen In number, namely. Dr. (ieo. K. Houck, Ralph Qulne, Leo lievaney. Houseman Crosby, Hubert Wilson, 0. Mar Han .111. W. (1. Curry. W. L. H. Osborne, tinriloil (I. Ilurnetl, W. M. Flood. Dr. Chas. II. Wade, Prank K. Weaver and Humphrey Kunkin. Mr. Kvana declared that these brothers were ex emplifying tbe (cachings of the order In their loyalty and patriotism to the principles of charity. Justice and brotherly love, fidelity to the high est conceptions of manhood, uphold ing the flag which is the emblem of Hie order and of our country, and declaring that no small nation of the earth shall be wiped out by force of might. Their lives havn been of fered, if need be, aaid the speaker. for Ihe sake of democracy and fri-e- lom throughout the world. The splendid discourse was crown d with a masterly peroration, and all who heard this eloquent aod filling address declare It to bave been one of the most able orations heard In our city in many fears. The program follows: Opening ceremonies-Officers of the lodge. Solo. "When the Hoses IMoom" .Mrs. Hubert Kiilil. Mrs. Korjr ac companist. Hull call of absent members Sec retary of the lodge. Duel, "Over the Stars There Is Rest" - Mrs. Itobert Kill, I and Miss Allle lllack. Mrs. Fory accompanist. Kliuallstic ceremonies Officers of thn lodge. Memorial address Hro. Walter H. Kvans. Solo. "The Perfect Pay" Allle lllack Mrs. Fory accompanist. Song. "Auhl Lang Syne 'Members nf the lodge I an, lien, e requested to join ) closing ceremonies Officers of the lodge. It.-nclli Hon Hro. Harr (J. Lee. rwiN.i h xiiri.rrri'.ii. The I'uvlim of the road bo tween (he city limits and the Soldieis' Home is now pracal cally completed nnd hait al-n-aiiv been opened lo truffle. Kiiginecr M. II Cermond ea-p-i Lilly rcqucsti. all vehicles to slay on the pavement and not to drive over the edge, as sin li dm lug on and off tbe edge of the pavement breaks II Iowa and destroys the work already done. As ye the ma terials for protecting the edges ot the pavement have no been put In place and Ihe drainage completed. Hence It Is es pecially requested that driven, keep on the putement and not ht-k down the edges. TTiere Is ample room to puss without driving off tbe lldes. was heie fmiii Ouk today i.wr aK-iin to .1 Steam n husinei.. I I 1 1 1 I t-H-H-t' t 1 I 1 1 I t In In ri J . 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