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Newspaper Page TextWAR TIME OPPORTTXITIE9 BCY imiw rltOOTCTS You nn nonty and mak mo nay when your patronize bom Indus trie!. Oregon product are beat. REVIEW There are many of them every day read the little want advs. la The Ret lew and save many dollars. My Country Tit sf Th, SwMt Lane f Liberty Vol- W. KOSLTII'llti, IKtKM.AS ttMNTY, OKF.tiON. Tl IN11AY KVKMMI, ULtLMIILIt I, Itli; Xo. 233. ROSEBURG y WAR ON AUSTRIA i ASKED IN ViLSGN'S ah message; Tin: i'iti:stii:r iop.m ally .Mil ll THT Tlir.Y UP. Ll-.ll l as an iMMi i nn: i m n:i .TAILS Al sTKIA. Tt UKI Y, in u;ai;ia. (.kkmav tools. NEW LAWS ARE SUGGESTED Would I'm Alien KiK-mii's in Peni tentiaries lll-ll'!lll III I III II 11 IIIIIH t ami's simile A !( i i;t li.m t oiiiinill.i I ri;i'il. WASHINGTON. I H'f. 4 I'ri siib 1 111 Wll.-on a-lied roller v.ar cgn.nst Austria declared lliat Aus.iii: Lulgarai af only to mall gov ' I 1! nietll . l'l' to tight to victory. -s to declare Hungary. He , Tin and ,ls ol ihe I., i dging Ameiira and d-claring thai nothing shall turn us aside, n. asked ll, a! Austria he loinuuiy listen as an enemy Id leinoie toe clllhiU rassing oustaele. 1 lie I'll-lit derlar-d H...I a peare which Ameiira w.!l nt.iL.- Mil.-' include tile . -lively ol Ali.-tlln Hungarian, llal'iati and 'i.irkhl, p o pie. as well a:, north III Flame h!i llelniitin. from Prussian douun.i 1 1011. he I .dent M.tl'e-l.-d re Iial legislation to meet railroad and loud pliee situations. lie .belaud til lood situation is due to s.-tlisli::''-II,- urged legislation for the lull 10 of natural resourrt-s and wai.-i uower: more drastic laws to I'll 11 1-1. enemy ali"lis. and an am.-ndiio eluding women under enemy art. The 'resident suggested nt in ;tli.i. I - lie 1 1 1 V aliens he eopflueil ill iiiiii'ii 1 lit ii in.-i;i'i i tfininttit cam,. lit also siignestt cutiiniMU" tti jiiMpa 1 IOII bills SO VA.l.-ti'! i-Iiiiiiiiai-ti ami !".- IH ceiiti'l'eil. itol la hl'U: rv all appi'opi iiln.'- waill ioiim1m1:! v. u; i irriihil President n:'v" all oti n 1 v i 1 c Mcvtge, I'.-.. v 111 be 'I'll I 10 .t tli lit l a 1 ,1 ol- .ill- .1 into its ami will lt- t:t 'Ti u cillalion. Atht li' Ut: tors w ill li 1 1;- - i""' in;ni 1 r ik'Ik I'liiliibiiti'ii a.11! ASlll.Nt; ;N. i" jiuln'i.1 r con. mil i ' a 11 woilbl ( ;t l 1 'ol nial nn .Ni.tn.iial wo:, 1. in stilt r 1 1011.it -roiiibit i;-ii ri T ( 0111 liiitli arlic.ii hrs? In? ('..ni'l' ssi ma prolati!y b ou r !!.- :m- mii 'I 'll Tit I man. ol V- :tia . joitil rt--nlni ion as hil' laif war on Au-t ;ind 'I'm (. roiiuit'-- Will WASHINCTON. P. r. .lans to in.-.-l llo- ft" . Hllil l '!af' W ti' 011 An ai-h lio- IIi.iim- f. a n-1 .-'' li.it'' t'iti t' L'Jl I inHICr-l Will liH-t ; W' .r-j;iv- a n-pori nil a .) Til .1 th uon I -naTu fnt ro,i'ic-d l-.r "ll ah lit; in. line . IllM-.ll llill.-al f Imh . U '.il elil lie- s not "l.-si ..!' lie-.'-. ..lllilessrnen r . ill.- i 'i i ; t . I 11 1. ship I I. .1 .1. ! ,1 tl. I,. n- ..-.r-:;'.p I'OIKY MAY BE AD OPTED BY THE ALLIIS A.Liilt.il II. niMi v i i s pi t r. ;' :'. M I ,. , I l;.. .-, MEN SUBJECT TO DRAfT FREE TO ENLIST UNTIL TilTEENTIi Of DECEMBER Tin- local eeni;iiion board fur tin1, military dialt has recoiled a h-tler inmi Juhu M. Williams, acting ail-! julanl general of Oregon, Htatius that i.- tin' policy to afford rcgister iil men as wide ail opportunity aw possible lu enlist In tlie Army ur Nn.y. Fur t'.io reason that a Itnug las County quota ban been fully .iimilt'te.i f.ir the. first draft ami thai there are no deferred quotas, eiriy man iciistered in this cnun ty is f !". i' to voluntarily enlist until liecoliil.er 1... 1 Alter that date enlistments in the Alll:v "ill not li' received for the reason that the drift is for the Army. However, any 1 euist ant. who can sho.v that he will not he railed in the mm lit draft by the fart that, his number too high, lor instance, ir for any oiler re..soti. nil! be fro to enlist in the N'avy. which artioti w ill change his 1 las.-i! irat ion and ex empt him 'roil! any following diaft for lie- n-asi.n that he is atca.ly en listed. WOKKMF.X'S AMI SOLIULTSS- hum 11. KiT'oiir thai' nil' ai. i.ii -s m:i: i ;iiiah. 10 I! l!lsSI K1I.HT TO MXKI-: a si:i'.ii;Ti: pi:.t:. LOSS'XKS FORM MW STATE Kijm 11 Si IN ll:te Njtmri! in for raiitaMi- Stiitf Aitn llculijiiartri-. i:,i''t- -it. riTUOtiKAI). l-c. 4. l in local '.,! ii!ll. ll':- alill SniilllTs' Collhl-il 111 i i;,i-tl t In1 r.t il u ay union t hat t 1m-li'-s ur.- n-oi;iMim 10 aitord Hus-ih- ni:lit to fonclioli- ;i si-parai' ar 'I'll.' pllbllt- no:ii!i-( hliMnm-nt I'iniii'.i w;i f a Tartar ro lot inii lly ii i i lii.n tin 1. ll is ks h.a- -1-t. u a t at. ; la!-. 1 junr I'M The llflieial n-w a n I, nl l.nrt l,a - II. .!-t-utii- milll-ee.l that ll!.- sii.-v il;i e.Hilll'.in'i' e.t i ,a I lie- a; in. sal I emlel t il. ilelil -lieiii (-mtrol ol ;.s Krl-"l;t. in ciii-r. ! Vi;-r..l siai tiai; that th' tli- af't V i: hi. a-. (ieneial lIlihhiMlill Kill' 1 LOST ion. In-''. I - W:nl. ,-s n. i :;,!.- .ir-e:e.l .ll KllSIKll KlT"lla the Hut -h.ui i' " I -1 1 1 1 a 1 1 1 e r . has l.i ii,.-!Iy i.i.ii I..IM. il Ins eiitri int.. 1 if. I lie l; .is I..II ill 111 il' a.! l'l: , , (,en lal 1 Miklii'lllll .l I In. Hi 'ii, . a 1 1 a in a i.'l k ill' 'I ORIGIN Of CHRISTMAS IS IECTUHE TOPIC AT ROSE SCHOOL LAST EYE hit l.-e thai . -I ' 11 -1 lu-Li- PETRBGBAQ SAYS PEACE PERMITTED BOLSHEVIK! FAIL i:i.i:tio i;i:ti its in m ssi i SHOW TIIK MAXIMALISTS A UK IN THK MIVOUI I V llOI.SHi: I- Kl has si i'i'ia:ssi:i si:i:itl. N:VSI'l'l.l!S. Will NOT RECOGNIZE EENINE Th- Slo kbohn .ii. ll' iNtTiuv , "ItoNhn ikiMii is I in it m ! li in liitn" Ii-ilIiivioiiinfin of llu ia at llatitl. PKTWOt'iliAI. 1 '. S. KlfOtion r-turns iroui tin1 const it m-nl assnu- My rtr'iv'(l from the provinois to day sliowJ tin Maximalists I ltl-sb-vii in tlu minoriiy, it was hii- llOUJU't'll. Tli' Uolshoviki povrrnnit'iit today suiprt sst d alt m-wspaprrs publishing tin provisional jjuviTniui'iH's anti-llolsht-viki imtnift'Sto. It was stated tiny may roappoar later. Won't llrotmiwr I'atl. STOCKHOLM. !"'. 3. Kussia's ltolsh- iki playod tlioir jrrini jk of ii peart- w it h Cermany today, while their r-yime totter-d and swayed to an approaching tall at home. K ery indicat ion was that a ina jorit of ttie Russian democracy would nev-r rerounize any pact whirh the I.enine-Trotsky rin; would patch up willi the enemy. i o in men I h lia bochiiya Haze-It a ioda was retarded here as t piitim i ' i ; tr t lie opinion of the best t ie i i-iit- and the majority elements in KusMa. 1 ltolshe ikiMii is facing destruc tion. ' the editorial declared. "It will not come from Kaledines or Irom the adherents of the provisional nov-rn-luent. but it will come an a result of internal military disorKanizaiion. de liberately promoted disappoint ni-nt and disillusionment. We are lacinn the disillusionment of Russia into spheres ol loree foiiirollcd by for eigners. Oiilv iiutiiediate unity of the en tire b niocracy and itumediaH w a r oil III- usurpers can sae must destroy our n;ieiabh .. We 'Itoiia- partes l It ra lla.lii'als l-'ailuiu. WASIIIMl'I'oN. liee. It. Ilnssiall anil Alnelieall litflelals see the hefcin ,11111; nt ihe eiul of the ll.ilshenlu Mi'.vlinalist rule in Unssla. The revo lution atainst ih.'se pro i leriii-in ul tra ta'lii'iils is helieveil to he M't t inn in. while L.-nine anil 'Irnnky stri.e in thmw llussia Into Germany's anil llierehl lirnlllllK lll"lf OK II I.UWIT. he l am asus party is niioseil to Ihe llllslie iki. Whose inlllletll-e IS .i.nline.l ihietly to l'etri.cra.l, Mus i'o'.v. Kiev ami the north from. This is not all llussia hy any means, olll eials point mil. VhilP the seroiul. tin:. I anil fifth armies have inai'ti eally .ease. I to exist al the front as ti 'l.lini: lanors. the others are intart :i'l m ! 'In. ie.ll . in. eiiihassy attaehes nine ss the niiinillons anil ItM'li 'S are rut till rn-an firms ale still al work -siall rolitlarts I'r.-Iiarallolis ,11 I. is -ont-mi ransi',. ,. ii'l n e to sepil railni.l.l supplies to here :'.."'. i Ann riran I rlalloll 11 1 .-it soon will he on i t at. I in ol L'.tlniiili Ihe na- i s h. I'r. nir h.uul was tit ilsotl also I h ill ti: ii ll in . Virtually rut ,. i alll'-s hi l:il--ia is i lie. . rn mer.t it 'I itt inn.- to a-- ivt lion in ill limn th. w.-akn.-ss I. i miiii'-i1 III ma s p. uph '!! it -'ri;-i'!i' to pr- --' I I .11 ami ft.-eiliil'i frnii ill. -ir Ili um th.- IOIII itarism." the It. HP ii. . lllall iite-ll of II, rniall til. -lit ll. I, ,1,1 III' Ih'NIl.'l iki i KIH'LM. I all. '. L..1 I' ,1 . ,lo ell- tl ariuis try In a separate nil-! :t 'I'-nt .1.--.IN- iiilt.-r 1 I, accord Irn'ti II. i .iraii.la f .,i Llv it.c the i li.-i ili-pat. h MRS. OLIVE CASTLE AND TO GIVE PEACE BONDS L -nil o: ! hi i" also - -n'i,e , Th. i, , 1,,, k lends 'll I p" ,.ur' 'i-' '. ill ,Tt w tin. SIGN PETITIONS AGAINST THE $50,000 COURTHOUSE AND JAIL EXPENDITURE IVtitinns were put into net- Ive circulation here toil ay against the ..o,oon included in the coming years tax Pud d- 4- rs Kft ftr courthouse repair and new jail, and $l",ooo for beKinuini; a cruise of the tim her lands of the county. The rniug of these petitions was almosi unanimous, not more than threo or four persons do dining to add their signa tures. This shows that the public sentiment is overwhelm ingly against these expeii!)- tures at this time. A general circulation of the petitions will be continued. Siiodlv-l''liirry 'eltliiiu I. 1. Snoddy. an S. I. einplove of this city, and Miss Myrtle .-"lurry, were married by Justice of the Peace I. It. Kiddle nt his office last even in c at ahout s o'clock, .lames Hogg and C.-miet Allison were the attend ing witnesses. THK (il'.liMANS ATTACK l'.l I IK- va ls iu.i:i am wi ui- MoM l loVN HV ill V. Tllol SAMIS l Till! i'A MIlltAI si:'- TOIL BRITISH HOEDING MARCOING a iK-iilici-ie W as Aiiiial-i'iillv in I.e. man lliuicls This A I ti'l iiim.ii MarhiiH linns Ui'ii I sill l-:tensivi'I.V. III William Phillip Sillillis. Hiu'lTSIl IIKAIHJl AIITKIiS. I ''' 1.- Amerii-aii entluei-l-iui; uiittn nt'i' ill artioti ill Krnnt'e. There were sev eral casuallii'H. The Cernians atlaekeil Hie llritish flfleell Wiivits ileep yesterilny. Thou sail. Is of (lermaus were muweil down hv tmtrhine lmiiis firing almost point hlank. West of Itourlon one llrllish mai'hine gunner fin-il T.i.u.in roun.ls ill a siii'le .lay. The Cermanrt npparetitly h.-l.l La Viu'iiuerie this lilternoou. The prin eipal slrui-'lile is llevelo,inf h.-tweel MareoitiK ami Vellilllile. All enemy attempts to recapture Maieonm v ll late liiive failed. Artilleiy A.livr. LOSTIOS, llee 4. ll.-tieral I 111 Ik l report In.li.-ate.l a e.-ssation ot al most routiliuouH (l.-rmali I'ounler at larks in the ramhrai s.-elor. lie re jiorle.l tl neniy artillery ns artivi ti ar Itourlon and M.nieveis last nillit. o A. l. (.alh.ithei- Lslatl' A la-tiliiin ha h.-.-n lih',1 in tin ptuhate riinrt itskinu that V M..I.1 I,.- nana .1 a:: a-lmilii-'lator ' Ihe estale of the late X. M llalla Klier. of liiMimllle. Tin- prohahl'- value ot the property ol tl stale is $i: l:.i'liuil Collple lari-y . Tlie niariiaue of l-airl Van Moilteii. ,,f koselmii:. to Mis. A. C HiiiK. al t this .11 y . w as w,iemli,ed lasl e.' nilit; at the Metti.nlts1 la r-onai:e. I;v. .1 f. Spell, it off!" latitiir. P.etlll-lis ri.in II F S, h. eenitig from t .'W-liil W.-.-k-i .lant'l'ier. Mrs K l.i In ill Ii fall' polls lll.lt hi' ueilttit ilillllltt Lli.ointli lulls rntel.l ii-tiirn.-,l I lisil evlenilllll' o at the holt f I-: T She,,, id. Mr S,l,oi-ntcl, g. tried 17 pounils his nip. - o IN PALESTINE Will BE EEATURE AT XMAS TREE An op '-il I llti It l.cr ..f t ml Sri:n fun. -I Ai ien at n he h ( In i - ,h, lie, I I. Hie S l,i,l,l millet Hi. in, I i-l ( Ii, Mon. lay i eti lint 1 1. I The fill., Is tin,, nrlt the pr. e tlmt th.-i tea ..II I it l belie' II h. Ip to l.f.n the teal -I'll t diet -t-d . batiri' !, Ml .le that till' t in , pi..' d upon t!i f the illV and a oo ll,e . itthl v. Ill he d ill he let,. I.e Sund.n ,li,- i. I'M ll'lt h' til a pine f ,. rated ted hi S I.O'd and w hih' 1.1 to attend. It el-tood lliat this the ,'V lilitlK" of ,-, tl'l 11 h" TIIIU.K .rrolTt K Ml Mill its Tit Al'T AS TKNTKAL OHi M ZATION TO IHItK T VMtK K ALL LLCiAL , TAI.L.NT r THK 'H'NTY. TWENTY SEVEN WORKING DAYS Suggested Tlml HeathUarteni lie Open l-'nnu O ti. in. I t p. m. l-'mtn lute tif Mniling I lie I'liM Oue?.tloiiimli''. (Tlainuan I. II. Hid. lie. of tilt' l.i'Kal Adiisory Hoard, whii-li llun heeti aiKillti'it hy President Wilson for IioukIiih Ciiuiity to ns.sist in or- calilzuit; .all of Ihe heal talent of the ountv for the purpose of ussiKtlnK registered men In fllllnR out the uue-tionnait-i'n. iK in re.-elpt of inmrur- tioua from the olTh-e of tlie Acting Adjutant (ieneral of Oregon. I.t. Col. lohtl M. Willinum. Khiih will he of interest to the ptllilif at tlllH time as general Idea of the work of the hoard Is outlined. Chairman Kiddle xueete.i to have a iiinfereine w it n Attorneys Cosllow iind llertnalin. the it her members of tlie hoard, this nl ternoon tor the purpose or natniuK assoilatn inetnherH. and to mak ilher ai raiitti'liients for preparing to handle the work. The following vtrails from tlie letter of Instrui- tiolls rover ttie inaltl teaiures: Pending the receipt of notification that the appoint inent of the perma nent members of the Legal Advisory Hoards has been made, it Is neces sary that (iovernor Withycoinhc should arrange for the selecllon or a Kiiff icieiil number of associate mem bers to provide for lilt registrants the nilvi.e ullil assistance required 111 preparation of claims, iiuesllonnaires and other papers submitted by them. lu this connection your attention is Invited to the following telegram, received by (lovertnir Wllhycoinhe from the department : Tmiuirii's from several miurccs indicate, a possible misapprehension that tbe legal advisory boards me to ron-lst of only three members. As a nil. lens lo direct tbe work of law yers three members will be appoint ed I'V 'I'" President on your reconi uien.latloll but the purpose of these boards will fail. If all lawyers in the community are not called upon In group themseves about the perma nent boat. Is as prescribed in S.-clion ?,n The whole idea is lo mobilize the entire legal profession and Ihe three appointed members are simply to direct the woik in each .otiiniun- itv " ..i in order that your responsibility that theru shall always be a compel - ..nt for. e of law yers or laymen avail - .1.1,. to the registrants in your coiiti- tv shall he discharged full). Lover ti (ii- U'lilivromhe considers ll uesir ,l,le thai the members of your board iggesl ln ill. I confer forthwith and sugge lo the AdjHlatlt t. racial the ..f a kiiiTi. lent number of lawv names' ers and laymen within your le.tion as associate ountv for se- nieiiibers. It is considered advisable that each Legal Advisory Hoard should estate I llwl, a head. mart. 'rs at sm b. a point within the i ountv as nl ..n." . . u,l,le number of .: ... . -I l, ln.rnu.n- is co-opeiatmn of the a.hlsorv 1,1,11,1 with the local rvenilitlon board is ronfidnitiallv evpected and the tiiiti:.- Hon is made inai mini i s the same beailiiuat lers II thought that th he: d.uar- l,.r of eat ll Legal .Mb htillM be open fl.llll ' 11 f rai h day fun" ' i , isory lloatd il in. I" '' P io time that i are mailed piopcrly flll- tlie fir-'! i.i.-Tt lotinaire ,,nt until all htue I.e. n ...I out and returned Questionnaires are to be sent out Hie per rent e.n ll day to the K'Uis tiaiits o that days will lie Mill. .1 ill I Tl - the .iiettioalialies.. ,u, seler, dais is the time limit for their letillll to Ihe local eM-lnption hoard l--n.ni tlie til,""' It will be seen that the V.liis.ir. , Hoard will he re--SIOII eiery dav ex for a pel hid of 21 Another rni'l'.'-l ion letter is that there that tli.-f 'H '"' ll.gislered lliell w'l'l .piire.l tt, he III , lulling Siindav notkiiig d.ii , Olitalt.ed in th l s a pot-yihtlilv s'llt e alliong III' ' ,i,nn"t cik not n-ad the l.llgllsh c means will hale help Slicll Oll.s fill aiign-i ml "on t, l, provided to nit i,est hum .. Ire o T W K'.-tid., Hand Vss'i it inll'-d to tha ,, being her, eptesrtllltlg the Of lie.llt Metl. y this morning a business trip ! M'.IIOLL Ii III l. I : T I . 1 1 rol .tid AM. I e ni.tnig.-i T.-l. -grain. F ' P.,r' day 4. 4 li'hii ! of the 41 died to J. J. FIRE CAUSES LOSS Of $500 TO LEONA MILLS LUMBER CO. YESTERDAY Fire starting from a defective flue or electrical wiring, last evening burned the upper story of the west wing of the Leotia Mills Lumber Company bunkhouse. at Leona. The fire started about 7 o'clock and by K o'clock the surrounding structures were made safe from damuge. The damage will amoiftit to about $."0t). -ording to information reaching here today. Practically all of the contents of the large bunkhouse were removed before the fire was extinguished. O. IL llcyers Lstatc .1. L. ITotigh, 11. A. Willis and otto Logsdon. appraisers of the es tate of O. 11. Beyers, deceased, have filed their reports in which they fix the value of the pruperty of the es tate at IK.t'-;'.',.H. ahout one-half of which Is cash and money loaned. A fine ranch near I'aiiyonville is al so a part of the estate. Ml lllMi TODAY SHOWS IllSltt- SITION TO KKYOI.T PIIOM t'l S. TM OP SIIIPI'INti I'ltOIUCT TO SLI.L . ON A t'OMMISSION HASIS. WANT MARKET LIKE PRUNES l-.khlciice of llisciililent With I'tesenl Plans of Selling Coiiiinlltee Is ApiNiintcil to t'nliMiss Sentl ment Among (iioweis. There Is some indication thai lioiichis ruuntv broccoli grower will statuuedc and revolt from the annual custom of selling their pro duct through consignment lo com mission firms, as has been the prac lire .lurliiir the mist few years In which this c lialatlvi'ly new crop In a commercial way lit least. Inn been disposed of. That there Is considerable dlssat isracllon with Ihe past experiences :, niiniL' the growers m Ihe sale of Ihe product on consignment was clearly shown al the meeting of growers held lo.lav al Ihe store of A. J. I. II horn tit Son. where a dozen or nion nroniltienl growers were assembled lo discuss the subject of the best wa) lo sell their crop i p, ,.iicallv every grower who ex 1 . llnlB1.f believes that tin , i,sin..s like way lo sell the crop If , B,,i. fr ,.;,), board the cars al the linn..- slalloll. even though the price received may be less than thai promised Ii: d Lv nil Issloli houses. The sad experience of the prilln growers before that business was es tablished upon Its present very sails laelory basis of cash on delivery I b . is cited as just what may be oecte.t bv the broccoli Inell. While the meeting was still In progress this afternoon the drift of 1M' ......... ,....i .r ii... pr.iw.TN socmen rrystalillig toward an effort ti I get III" growers lo takl stand to geth.-r on a demand for a cash mar kel at Inline. I HalTlllsou, Kniesl llelliwell and Foster llulner were appoint.-.) as a coiiiinlltee to learn what could he done lowal.l securing the services of a liovern llient lllspei' n.r for such shlpuienls. iind lo gc i.ifol lliat loll as III Ihe feeling of who w. In Hlfendalicc at th Idea meet ing on ' cash mark One of those pres. 'Ill at till Out slated thai slime of his broccoli which was turned away last yeiil mil was later sold to a cash btivi lor more iltali any of the consigned I, ...... .1 1 I, r, night the growers. Al this time, however. It seems that large numh.-r of the growers are al r.-adv under contract lo Ihe rtnpiiua Vall. v Fruit 1 nion for the delivery of tins v.-ar's crop. It was men tinned in the me .(Tort would I.e union to s. ll ou t of contracting i. ting today that an made to get th cash basis. Instead i consignment "SAMfor" BOY PUTS HOME GUARD THROUGH REAL DRILL; RlfltS COMIN Kldi'S for u r lit ti K tlie Home liuatils of this 'Itv an- exported in .,.v .lavs Some ilaim is made that th" nun, air alie.idy here While definite liifot malum as t" tlie pat t.Tll of the guns has lint been ascer tained. Hie ilaim is made by some ulio - ii l lev know, that they are tc he the t , TO Si ringfleldS. used by the Vrinv during the Spanish-Amerl- ,atl War BROCCOLI GROWERS ARE ASKING CASH AT GARDEN VALLEY JOINT NKSKIOX OK PRUT UltOW- KT.S AXI WOMK.VB CUTIS IMCATKII STKONU M'IKIT UP l-IKKiKKSSIVKNKSS IN TH.4T COMMl'MTY. ROWD EllLS SCHOOLHOUSE Supt. anil Mr. . Bnmn Talk of Industrial flub Work ou Irk Action Taken In lultlng Xrw Ideas Into Practice. A remarkable meeting In a re markable community was that held the ilarden Valley schoolhouae last evening, when a joint station the (iarden Valley Improvement lub. a ladiea' organization, and tbe arden Valley Fancy Fruit Associa tion, was held there to hear a pr sentatlon of organization plana of the county agricultural agent, C. J. Kurd. County School Superintend ent and .Mrs. O. C. Brown were al so in attendance from this city. The hnolhouse was packed to over flowing. fruit growers' association, presided. The Battle Hymn of the Republic' was sung by tne company, alter which Mr. Ilurd was introduced and spoke at some length upon the out lines of ttroJect work for the county Its relation to organized agricul tural interests. Field demonstration work was discussed, and a number of the farm ers present signified their Intention. co-operating in tne use ot nine and sulphur for leguminous crops. Tho nuestlon of rodent eradica tion proved to be an Interesting subject, and both organizations rep resented pledged their support to an effort to rid the county of the gray Hgger siiuiriels which are doing nnstkderabla damage each year to rops. At the close of Mr. Ilttrd's talk, wilt Superintendent and .Mrs. O. L. Hrnwn gave sffprt addresses upon be Industrial flub work among the diool pupils, which were well re- eived. I'pon the adjournment of tne lolnt meeting, the Harden valley nilt tirowers Association was cait l Into session, and proceedings tvete at once taken to put into eneci lie mailers decided upon In the joint meeting. C. A. Ilrand was ap- lolnled chairman, and Hugn itucni". Peter Sinclair, 1). I). Sleep and K. 1. Iliitton. members of a committee o select certain farmers of the com- nunlty on whoso lands the dlnerent Teld demonstrations were to be uade. to select a committee to tan charge the local work for the -odent extermination and to find out S.0W much lime and sulphur would io used In that community, so mat he materials could be ordered. To know what is best for them to lo is to act. with the Harden Valley ople. and this is one of the reasons that make it a reinarkble commun- reuiarkahle for the reason mat in filled with progressive men and women, practically every our whom Is live wire. A resolution was also pasaed ex uding an lnvlta'!"" to the Stale Horticultural Society, which meets Salem liecember 6, to Bold lis next annual meeting in iioseuuis. According to Mr. Ilurd. most oi tho Ilarden Valley people are mux pe.lallstK, but they are rapidly finding out that by sowing: aitatia their orchards and using a lit tle water, they are able lo narvest in crops and at the same time keep their lands in better state of 'ertllity than by the old plan of lean cultivation. Miss F.dna Jones, a former Flnse hurg girl. Is expected bere Thurs day from Sacramento, Calif., to visit with friends for a short time. For the past few years she has been employed as chief clerk at tbe Capi tol Hotel In Sacramento. EOURTH COMPANY Will LEAVE ASTORIA JAN. 12; DESTINATION UNKNOWN According to Information received here Ibis morning from Astoria, Sergeant T. I.eland llrown and Cot poral Leo llapp. of the Fourth Com pany, toast Artillery, will leavo about the first of the year for offi cers' training camps'. Sgt. llrown experts In go to American Ijike. to which place the training camp has been moved from the Presidio, and Coipoiul llapp will gu to Fort Mod- , o.po.u. . ,..ei "... - - I vu Thn Fourth Coninanr will I leave Astoria on January 14, but to in' what destination they will go is no. known. I ney msv re.ui- Stevens. Sergeant llrown expect to spend Christmas In Koseburf. :t. tt . ,'. ! i -r-H-H-H-1 -. tlit waiitt nj m tlit war.