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Newspaper Page TextURGf REVIEW UC imrwH 1-BODCCT9 Tea uti EOBr trf ask &osJ" vbea your patroati boat ls4ut trle. Orefon product w twit. There are many of them every da? read the little want advs. in The Review and save nu-uy dollar. "My CuT Til at THm, IomI Ltnd Vol.. XX. iisi:m mi, imvi;l.s on ntv, niiKiinx, Tin iin)y kvkmm;, iwkmiikk , tui; No. set?. WAR TIME OrPOnTTMTIEa ROSEB FAVORABLE REPORT RFSQLUT10N loi;i:it. i:i:i.Aiii.-i (iiMMir ri:i: rmt v i: ., i-.r n ii;ia uim.i: nv mi .mi:i:kx w wr i t i:ki:i ami hi i. . ki i i.t in ii. DIPLOMATS DKlAHiD MENACE liiionunt ion aid In tie Hcadting, Hcil'm Thioiiuh Them taunbm, xnijilivi .Member, Wants a I'eaie league formed. WASHINGTON, i Mt. .- The for eign r-la l io us vt unnm tee iavorabh repori.d ilii' 1 1 ' - il 11 1 lit ii tlic!..i nit' war a -ai nsl .Vis' r:a. 'I n op-ninc d-hate el1;!! !' showed Gia' yiifiiiitiH favored d-'-larmj v,il ;;-ainst liuiLMTia ami Turk-, 1-.-ti : i he I'r-sid-n t 's ri i'iHn ituMid.i f iri. Iicpr-seriiiive AJilSi-r d iai d th-pr-s-nce i T:rk ih and H.il-.iti;. n I'fpt'i si-iiiiii i . - iu W;'.stiiiii:tmt i ;t iit na',f. H" i'l'rri';)1 inn is ).!!). r'-.M-hinr lli-i h'! t hi u'lfl t h-in. Witnfs IV'iii c l.tam". WASHINGTON. U-r. i. situ ;i l ' M r l,nnil"ii, St. rial t , imriMim-'il it i -.. ci- r f t in i- i lit' ini:.-t !.t taith- :t ! an iiiiiTTiatmnal lr;tL'j- t" i'"' ANOTHER GREAT D.1TE AGAINST ITALY SEEMS TO BE NEAR AT M hum:;, it- i;..'tisy i.i-r- Ivuv.- 1..-V.U1 ail aV.-U ir.i '.li- lt.il. ai. lia-- utt G- A:..lc .Jat-aii. S j tt ir nil in annum, , .n tmia . i" hi- 1 1 1 j:ains arhii'. ;a tli- attak w t. Miliif (u.-.!lui,.-:, Gi" h r. wliii'li has tint in. pair ii r.n- it.Jian t-n luu . ''If I'.d:;.; v. ifh.ir-w fi---i ',. of t (.' Iiiiil'.- al am i jm: i ' ;.li- n' 1 ii"ir finr-i li.iw... i, Ai.it! 'i'nath-; . -i r ami Mi: t- I ;.t (, :wi : !i M.-t ul A.--iai;ij. Ai;.-Mi. li'i'i:: ,;. !. ' Ii 1 1 '! Stat"- ' -" 'n i l'r i ' ol a it claiMnnn el w.if a Hi1 jniiiriai all.-, nt i. fr; in , i - taiii!'. t !. l-a.J i:i a n atlt'i"!)! ha!; 'l'M'!!'ii I ; l jt --nt H, 1 i;i n ! ; ! i . i i i ..1 i h. I '-U ,t ! i 1 1' la! 1 H.i 7.'- ai-"- '-; tit HMtu'i'a.ii'. f.ipi:ir' 'tu:r' au-1 1.' '-a. .1 I lit- A . i io-Gt i-ina n . 1r sw.itiii t.- r a wt4'' ' M' lit : G; Null h'Tii l;.i!nt! (ua .u-, A )r'a!; in Hi- Itahar In;-' at ;). point of ih- i r nt tstta k tait t at- in.; i l ! I'lax- hm-. S.i:t r-ml. r Hi- lri" uf ijj- Hr-iua, a. pt i.v mai-i liiil-- i- th- r-ar. .! -poih!- Ii ..!. I an. I u.Hihl ,:: j . ! all l'a!ian t rvi-.ii t )i - A.J.fi. -"!: -mil-.- t ii t hi r v r.-t ari i r w.i . .i;!V Hi' V'oi'.v:; TKl;, N.-Mli-i n Iial. Ii. v 1 Gr-at fnri-r-i i,( n,,..t ;,m lmiii ha li'i'ii iin.-c.l n f h- Ail' tfi.i'. nr. A IN til- A. l.li'M ' i . ! I . rnr inr li t . tut t ;a-h .n v '.. r. i i ila. ami p-atiMit Smm Hi- :,Mi-:'.-' - -p. rt-i, ; pnri v !JNhMl- th'i! tli vu i- ',,-n , ,n: 1- n d; imhi,- -l (I MP- COUNTY COURT MAKES ORDERS RilATING TO MINOR ROAD MATTERS r , I- i. ;-t I I- v f fit 1' .tU,.-ni.- , , , a . FATAL R4I1R0AD AC- i CiDtNT NEAR S1SS0N ON SOtTHERN PACIEIC i liKMUNG. Cai., Luc t). Two un , ielHii ied buboes were killed, and site ep.giiioman ami s 'Ji passengei s re injured this morning when the '"alilornia Kpress was wrecked two miles north t Sissoo. The train'." tuu locomotives, mail, expre and 'lauae. ci aches and on tourist cat a-ti d rail 4. iTJii:-) ir;n p::s.-eil through Uose- j'.nj, at C:u last evening. i GERMANS DRIVE il TWO FRONTS m ni.tN STATl'M !AT SAVS 1111'. n w ia oi i i:si i. g im ii i i.oim) ri;iiiM i; -i ami tit (.1 s AM MAIM IMI m i;ug roMioNs. GMN IN CAMBRAi SECTOR ttaiit(-:utt Ani:e:i4. 'MlCM He noturi-.!. aiitaii'4 ;t"l l( it--itet an as ei ielltH d I t -H .IN. H' c Til- Austro- Italtan dm :ans ami 1 1. 1; ir.l-'i. S--n A ;-;ta rfMHi!l nd ,-nniii: pusi- tli- laiMlaitl- i. r-d t wo and a Ti ;. aiii.-t ! h- lU it ili v -r a l!', c;. piunm: Giaimamil. mi.iiviK, N"--ii a nl Ga iiiiits nuith ol Marruinu. laiis ill Gi- ("anibrai sii'- ;1- id.'d lie Ti Ger i -I :;r-d M'HHt priMini i s. 11s. . . 7 M. tuarhin- t:niis I'.iitUO Witltlra. s'..N. H-r. G-i- ral llaii- -) tli;.t Gi" iiriG. '.i linr1- ;-nith-1' .:i.iniii'fi adMiart d sl:i:!iGy. ;(.v,.i,.. .v L'-' -s u:i'l liour- I.' the Willl'Mlt ;sm- i.'plin Gi ll I),- iG-i H.'iv 1 Hriti-h v. ntnlnw mi -ti'-reia- troai ra! IhGv --aid until G-rma t;s w -r- mi tit-h V ith.ivawal. TiuliGnu. I'htUip Sit;M'i. Willi:- I: IT1 Hi: WHi' AKTKIJS. l-r. row n 1'ruir- Unppr-'ht nn ! a st-ad pr-:-Mir' ayainsi ..I 1! til' V : "ali. nt. H-;! v i itrhG r 1'ij!. .j on bnih suit s ot the V. 'ml':- in Hi- G-rtmin lines. r.r ..ih-r is e-ep!ionaI!y rl-af I hiti' Italians Hark. i! ! '. 1 1' c tl Af tT iinpr ---nt' d ;c!-P' f-irlit i sir. Go1 Italian' -.1 hLh' y b.-tor it was ih r-ra- d Mierted. n-ti,: il-iw-. stat TliOISKY SAVS HE OP POSES TROOP If ARMISTICE SIGNED U 1 i- hoi: th- for .yn IWi) AIRPLANES DOWNED IN RAID ON f NGiAND TODAY; fIVE ATTACKS SHiP CDLLISIIO S DISASTROUS Airi!lCA Mt'MTIONS IHtAT nn AMiTinit M'KIKK AMI IM'UNlrt hills t lU US AM sT HITS HU I IIU; l HUH A II1J AKI LUjI OVfR 400 i !- It ft 1 IIihU nd OHmt Vm1s vi Ham UI IIl(if Ttrtiiis Art4 llur vin Medirnl Asststnut-e and 1 lit -'i)i)iiintnt. AMHK1SST, Nova Seutia. Hee. Scores are leafc iu Halifax and hund reds of buildings were destroyed in a s-riion of the city ty tire an Gie result ot a rolHs'ott ! uecti an A in eriran munit ionx phip and an other steamer near Kichniond. Itolh ssels were iisstaliGy tdown to pieces, the crews killed instantly, and near-bv vessels and docks dnm aped. I.al-st rports say the death ti!) will tie more than too. tine repori -aid a Hri;ils cruiM-r strnck the American munstU'Rs vewl. A ip--aj;' from the Grand Tri;nk Kailroad ass-rted the hodi-s of 2't railroad 'ttiplots ucrc h'ca'ed in tin- NirGi -tre.-t station. Four hospital trains w ii h nrs-- snr-ntis ami snppli-s wre rfih-d ? Halii ;t AnoGhT 'rain is furry'ne fire fivhtiuK eijuip-'--nt. The i nure city is report-d on :ir. A hstir1 sM(hi of (he city is t'l'-ady cnmplt'ty d-moJisln-(l, and i!;e fire is spr-adinu raj'idty. I 'ii i' Si ill liases. ST JOHN. New iirunswiek. Iec. ! Half of the Mihurh of Kichiuoiol, in Halifax, where the munitions ship -Npioii-d. is ra7'd, and the fir- is still sw-epitst: the ci'y as conmuini atjnn was re-established Giis after noon, liodies chiller th- si reels. Hundreds of injure! wander about, moaning, and hunting the d'ad. i ii i uruiT M' T hi A i:m i: is (hu hi i n. :a1.1-:A1. Or,. Ii.-c, v inloritaiice tax fi. Willi the law pass-d by la l.i:is!at ur' in op -rat ion -a r six months it appears the in f-es provided for in the probably about double the for ih' future und-r the the inh-ritanee tax d-part- litG- ovi iTier'ase art will r-t-tnie n'W law in nt wnaid btine in about $:;rtu,ooii tor the bienniuMt. Ann ed This Afternoon t: i'hard Wiliett ami w ife arrive ! home Gils afternoon from an extend ed inp IhronL'ii Hi Kast, visitum and siL'ht-si'etsst. They had lie-n troite several numth. Ke-clmrti tUts tt (.;ii( will 1 tonight N'. 1 i for fort St-ven. aft- i-etoUng a j 1 o-d-n h furlough r-latu.'s. Ti,'y ar .-' ir.virv f'liot.'. at in !os'hurg m ith j e meintn-rs T the i fort Sli'M'ti. ) fiitGn4 in l!hilot The Rnc.h?irg Com men !al flub i-, ) i j -1 1 v en:aL''l in r-arranin G:e exhibit blltbiinu Th al put Gtii: tn the exhibii hf h caus'd o 1,1 ' G; r-rGaiid 1 .:!!! K. KorGn and W. Kami, ':l!-y. w-r amending tti .of. j i in Hos-burif ibis all of fole blluMie.- rnooii. TOUR REPUBLICS ARE BfiNG SET UP IN RUS SIA; OTHERS TO f 01 LOW S Tii KH1 I h.iX - t.. th- i; . rGirow n. 1 ra b r.- ; -i.iv expr a ut ih --d of a s , t1ta' I up t - t v u a - t r i 'i,g .-d tb- t, f u'-jc-ne- of i; i V iraiela ;n Mt;-.t Ih' lli.J be COM! ;,rat- stale. i mil. te ' 1 1 oh '. ru ,,. .t be EHi lill t.Gde ii-d wiii proi. I-''it.gtrs f.r fill!; f .ur r-p ibln - ai w 1G1 Th- n't .it v if ad . S E r.a. A ; h ): -V. . i'nu a. -Hi ' , ir 1- on the lk fi.fpio Kitrt-fta H V.ii NH . H' t i- 'i 1 ii 1 1 , '1 j.i ;,:--r 113 t pnbi r , a eOtO'l M l'otpil) .Td. Ib f.ft lod i - r d- r . fop t - ling MHILNG Of MANAGfRS . NEXT MONDAY TOR RED CROSS MEMBf RSftiP DRlVf W. V. Harding, man a nor of ! the county campaign lor the j Hod Cross membership drive. -J-1 is preparing a letter to a!) the auxiliary Ued Cross chapters , in (fie vmifify. asking earn to .J. send rt'pr'w ta! i e to a t - 4 tnd a meetine to lie held in t t this rtty on nvxt Monday al- -J temNn. TJhk nu'etint; Ik for (! the puipoy1 of makmp linal tm-nibriihip drie. Several ? other places where thre are ! ! no lied Cross rhapterti will 4" ' probatdy he represented at thi 4j meeting. The detailed instrue- . tionrf for this membership campaign have not yet been recei ed bv Mr. H ard in but they are exacted tontorrow. frttti"t"l"t"i"t o PERKINS BUILDING FDR HEADOUARTERS 1.IM A1. I.KliAI. .U)UH)ltV llOAltll h im. noi.li ii:i:tim; i-oit oit-;am.atio- ix oiiii i-: or t (MIKMW . U. IIIIUH.i: MATjfl,la examination, and', if accepted. TI I SI V fA'FMMi. offb ialiy mnstred into service WORK IS TO BE APPORTIONED Hnties Accejtti! With fatrioli- 'enl t livery Amnney in the Coiuity He.idqiniiieo 0H'ii A. M. Ut ! 1. 1. ' The i.o-;it l.eyai Advisory Goaid. j GirouiUi t'hairaian I. It. Middle, has j -ailed a meefijjK of ul) the lenal lal ! ent of the city at the chairman's or ifices fit the Hofiiilas National Hank 'building for nef Tue.aJay ewtiiim, 1'cr. It, for the jmrpose if omini. , ins the forces for -art v inn out the j work of assisting the men ict;!sterea1 for military s-iviie to prop'rly Jill .out the (j iM'stionnalt es, as reijiii i cl j und-r the new military draft n-pu-; laHonf. t At that time a plan will be worked I out for having a snitirieni number of adM'ors on duty at Htj tie;ttiHr-t-rs of !h- board at all lur of the j ilav fro'n T a. m. to i ji in., to take !raie of the applicants in roiteni-nt manner. Kv-ry attorney in the county who j not Iiim:-eif snbio-1 to 1b draft jl.as been nnmlnafed to be an ao- I . ..r !,.. i...r..i ..a ..-I- 1. as well its some laymen, and is heli-V-d that a llin-1 efficient nr- iratil:a!4n will b" in sfti:itth work-j int: order hv the I "- Ih of ibis month, i The dale on wbb h the first on-1 tenti-ih oi the yuestiomtaires arej fi be tsiai!! to the registered uin- T)1 t'i'.'Ji'KiUs in-r of .1. W. fer-. kins of the ue of two well npioinfed ' rutins in the lNrkin bbek, 'J1I--1-.1 has be -n arrepted by the boa Til as, bi-aibjuaOers. The HoiiiGas t nuniyj Water K- Iighi fompattv has n of- ' fered to donate light for th- P '.'. i-raiis, !ilh has also been irladlyi a' i Mitei. leaving nothing more to b- desii-d in this nje. t. ; All memlfTs of Hi" hoard are -howuiif a tuo4-"! eoni metidable -pn it j in taking bfdd of this work iOt a paitiotir ?-a! with fif oth-r idea than , U r'lib-r 5alJiab)e s rvi" - To oui rounov at tM tune, and to am ttio-e i x ho are le-s fattiiSiar ith su h mat teis t!.-i!i het!-lve To know Gat j Gtey an- to have rapable help til tili . jiiii' oui th' ijio'-tioiiiian-- will bring, l-i-at r-lb'f lo t h ti;Hids of many of 'fin. rec-tere J ui'-n, 'on-e of whom 'hive Jell tbe.'lit I1.'1- Mh"l')at to th- It.i'-k of propei ly making tb- !-:t;tn ' on ti.e blank-. RED CROSS TO GET i ENTIRE RECEIPTS AI THEAIERS TOMORROW i I'M - .- 1 iitm sb -Hi 1 1i ft tr urv - Hid h ji.i and ul piot'ia oi Id .-how n.t.g a t-p l!'.l3. of I. (I. Wiii ha .do a ! ' Of the ir - r H pabb- -ti tb-ir p.tti!l Hi ei;s e!?.ft Ut 't..H Ih- OoUl'l.is ,N,itn, ie cti.iTg' Of G.v t, Gs- A?G-r-, and j;,.d I'mvh will d.r a- ii-b I - at the -t I itnii oIImtIio Y Mai.oto v . e.li -tabte tol I. rbTt pE ijH i. s- p-i(d.itr fb in )(" hunt attending ti bu-i ti:iiTeTs and greeting fnend ENLISTMENTS ARE MADE RAPIDLY roTMAsTi:n kkizensti iv limTM THAT NAXV lOOU MKX AH hi J4li; THf: X A X Al AKMV lti:fUK I.OSl, k :i: m in; statin. EUGENE NAVY OEElCf CLOSED . - lterendM-r 14 fjist iay for Navy Ku- INln.f.ils . l--ti.ni..ini; rjj)h-jin Ii. )' In !...' lra ou That Date. With the war service draft aehed nted for the Kth of thin month, eli gible young men of HosebuTK nnd stirroudti!g lM-alit!es are ha.'tetitnn to enlist voluntarily through the lo cal jor1 master, preferring HiiA op imrttinity to obtain their choice of the various branches of the Army or Navy to being conscripted" with out the chance of selecting their line of duty. 8tnce the discontinuance of the Navy recruiting office at KuKene. np plivanta for the naval service re ceived at ibis t-ity arf sent direct l lo Poribjni1 where ihev nrt eivi'n a 1 hese applicants must also furnish ago certificates from parents oi guardians. Applicants for the Arm a re sent f roni liosehti rg to Kiiene, wbero a regular recruiting officp is still maintained. Army recmils ned nt furnish age vectiftc;tts. All recruits must hae in their po session their registration cards, i iirim-r members uf militia or any other branch of volunteer gu:rd ser- uee iu ust exhibit honorablo dis charges before they can entef the reRuiar sirvice. IstS Applicants, So far during the present week the lo id post office reports Hie fob lowing applications for enlistment : l.Vaiy- Ira K l'ien- William 10. Ar J ehajnheajj un lEaiph K. Kan her. of ' (toseinng. and lnftrenie A. Herrhet jof Hiiiatd. Army - l-'iaitk 1. Shield ! Sid lie v iL Schloejjian and Glen 1 Gannony, of Ho-eburi;; Virlnr A ; Hiakeiv! of ;lide. and I'tof. An 1 drew Krvin SHeet. of Vomalla. OUmt appliianis who bae siiini ! fied their intention of enlisting and jhn hflvi taken Hw prdlmlnarv ex ; rttttiftatiou beje ate: lbn Hanson, t Kdear IK Hulbaiii. Krnest H. Uobi i io n. .f . i?iis Singleton. Wrmm U. IVtty and frank K. i .anti"nberg. i4it 1i:in-" !. tt. AllhMKl. Hi" i(Tiiil "luill tin ml )i'in umil lii'i i-hiIh t Li, r i rnilinc for llif Navy iU tow n" flav c;trli'r. ih ip'lnhT 1 I. "u tint lav Jm aiipllralllB lor Ki-rviri' mil ) x .1 1 1 i m-.l n mirswiii tif lli Navy. ir. .1. S. S;istr(it;i. w lm IU lt itt ili i.t III' iiftTmum imd I'VcninE. Thi' iiio.il. r.ic of lfn-nitir U M1 1ii sviit liy In. Suirtiinn a! liiiiill. Aili-alils tr j-ri In ll.i- Army cjuifHjt lie rirri-lili-il tnT lllli-r 1 1- .intiiT 1"lh. This i ! Itrw (ioti n'Kl l)'i' ul Hi'' I'oHolI.i-.' COTTAGE GROVE YOUNG MEN EAGER TO ENLIST IN E0RESTRY REGIMENT A number of lav' Grove are r-ttii.etif of fore isr- ttfiw 'fuiif p-rvj-or S G V, oijj7 loen ai Got ig-r to viiiist iti th s t s, units 1 vt hlcij tn Tiaii-. an) Su rtriim, f the t n.p- ijua National ( r r. .00 1- tit :UGig ttUir-r for Ihi- ebi-s o) H'lVif'U -)l1 lo I'otla-e I. love toda TO Take the 1 i li o t.t s Ail brain he f the --rv i - op k to j-uli-tmejjt are at pr--i nt 1 -ivna' a vri-at boom in Hi- number ot ap plication rfeHd. atsd t i.e pproaeh n( fh H;tU of bj'-jijg voluiility en-ii-tn.i nis 1n 1be aiin. it-cembT l',. i dif.g si fT(iG:;g to a gr ,ti !cre, for Hi' t-u-tn ih.it aO. r Oil J !. lb- ron-i ijiti- law 1 h IT d Hi fot. -ft t' V f. i!!i''f jf'i;i' n1', j- '"I'll - ri')1" :-ol i1..'nr., i',i!-. tb.tt Ge- .ipe did at- aJJ v'j'uig on n ubo ar--Ni d 111 wolk HI trie invritiV and Hi at h V i!l or;-tab?' d I:- a ial-uabb a-bG'Jon lo Go l-VI tiefjt )f f oi - t T1- Oi.n itt tb regular branches ara;V and fsav v m xpc'-d i4 oh fill of !! b-apw and bouiot'- within lb- mt St, v iha Gif T frutu i-d 'if! ljl ill V ol 'ill mh.-r K. t'-d that Hi" . i T' To mas " , nil T b-T. r- Hi Ut niii j.'tm or i ,ir i tr ght in Vj' Grove w bo de- -tTi:ni today. ! IADS HOD YESTERDAY ARE RUNAWAYS EROM HOMES IK SEATTLE Georg liavlii. agd 11, and Wajoe Fruzier, aged 12 whu were taken In cnMody her ytsttTday rnnmitin at the S. i. iet and turned ov?r t SheriJT Quint by Marshal Williams, are runaway a from Seattle, accord-; ig t informtttion received here by wire last night, and are belnR held until an officer from !eatlp arrives: to return tlmn to their home. i The hm-s elalm to havB left their' homes at Taroma to make a visit to: an aunt of the Havic boy. ctnimed by' him to be residing in ;rat Tafs. Sheriff 44ine wired to the Taeomaj officials to get liiforination In re- eaTd to the hoys, and wan promptly iwforil that they wr tieiitg MMight by the chief ot police of Sp-; altle, and insirijcled In lurid them; here lintii an officer arrive to ae cominsny t hetii to that U y. No charge can he filed against Hie boys, it is said, a the only act they have been accused of was to run away from home, which does not come un der the ciagory of crimes or misde meanors. FROM FIRING LI ). w. t. I'ostms. rni:smiAT or nr.rn roi.i.t iiK. win. .: 11 1!K AT TWO lATHHTM' ji:i:tim;s at m. k. i iu im'ii. M nn, ii-:r KMnr.it ,m. SEES WAR AT fiRST HAND U'etri t f:ro(e With nM'i Jld Jo ( iiid Owt 'I'ttith Altt the t'i flirt tteflirn 1 iileJ Wiiit I'ntrhttisHi. i r W . T . i osier , president of Ueed Giieg. In I'ortlaiid, one ut the foremost edneaforH In the t idled .States, will address two patriotic nwrhiiKu in ttse .Methodist Ghurch building on Sunday, Herojnber 1 fiiti, the hours being 3 and 7:',." o'clock. Ht foster is fresh from the tight' :ng trout, lie went i Kurope V't poMjiive knowledge of war rondflions and to Itifai1 the resfMjiinlbilily for the war. if it could be done. Je went with l lie open mind ol a trained observer, a menial ntv.Ht. as one opiHoed to all war but determined to ;e at Ibe J'aets ronreming this one. lie returns Idled with pniriotiwm and his message should attract ery god citixen lo Ihese meetings. Henry llooth will preside over th afternoon tmnHing and . i. r(tfiiiw iu the evening. Miss Kbwr and the tidd Keilows orrheslm have been assed 1 tmtrtbiite munical tiuiubera and Hiere will be eougrega Gonal singing of patriotic hvtiins. Pastors of Nations litwburg ehurclws wlil briefly participate, and i Hie evening their respective Inein- bi rs will join in a union service at Go Methodist Church. The wveral ii: hi U usin: lo unite in badJiig Hie singing. inquiries about the foster ad dresses have been rweiv! from out ;b towns, and there are Jndjcalions tiiat 1he ntlendanee will ueTtnX the t-ijiiH-ify of the building. Chairman JtootU. of Hie Jto 'bljrg Jled Cross, ijas delegated John IbtlHer Iu make all preparations and they are uow practical! v coujpb'te. Camp, of rtnpijuii, visitoi heie loday. hU'Oliej. CHRISTMAS MESSAGES 10 BE SENT S01D1ER MEMBERS BV Iffliii f fiftrt 1 AC n pns-ia fiscal yesr, $Mu0,n0fUfiO 1 Ail fiA iuUut ft, VI 1 UddHionai would be required. Ksti J liiistd interest n twtnds to be Issued j that year Is 285((hhi,immi, and esll- Todg' No t7, Knighls nf-mated njnwn of floating the bond Alpha I'viliias, at s (to.isbt up the hr)ii Jo:-- Ot til" lodge Wh ti.evting laM night. ;-a'ier of seudijig a iir- to earh member 1 1 serwng bis rmiti- ii Th- bl-a ,4ppjvai Aldi,l t.odt'e is - th em-(Gr rraiiv W-il rp t - nt-d in 1b' military fr' of jug ejevn to.b'-i under arms at this lime in tio- dlllerenf blnlirbes of the tr-M-t' f will yJuo be sent lo aU member of Go- lodge, but the rie--. oui to take this ad inn was mad tii Hi soldier members especially :fi mind An election of officers w held 1 1 her 1s a possibility that Hopper i ia t evening . with the ftlowtng re- ut guilty f such flagrant negject -.te r i; Mark-, c C ; Valter'oT bis wife and children as was at rioa)'. V C- 1 N lUisenbaik, 1. , I llrsl represented to be the case. They Geo ion M V ; t: f Wiuiberlv, j ar asking investigation. ; s : Uy f . Hurbln. V f ; j o T U'r i-bt, M I ; Jb-nj V .tones, 1slnnd 1ayor tlere M A : It W. SiTob. I ; Walter j Hon J T. ftridgea, mayor of Oak- ;id. i i . ti. V. Wimherly, Tr-ind. was ft rlsltor In tb tktf last WAR S COST WILL 8E$36101010 THIS IH KST1.MATK OK SKTY. Mr MHHt tM THK TW VK.AHM kmum; ji nk tutu uosw SAI.KS ll.l. XtX'KHSAKtl.V BK $9,969,000,000 BY JULY 1, 191S AiHioi tjli 4,OHi,tKH.tKHt in the Fol lowing Year These Kstinukten Hm lude Ibe lon lo AnicH C4 AHJe lii the War, WASHINOTON, T-ec. 5 ConjEreaa tsaa informed by Sacretary McAdos i tils annual report. ubuiiUe4 to day that ?5t128,2U3,793 niuul be provided In addition to funds from taxea and bond lasues already au thorized in order to make estimated receipts for the fiscal year ending .lynts Zii. IIK, -equitt dibrematK. It this deficit la met by a new ijvuiy of bonds, the total amount of ec ut 1 tk ts fee issued in the next aevea nioatha ta esGmted at ,6,433 s&u, for the next fiscal year, end it.K J .sr. ft 3tJ. iff IS, th estimated ex cess e disbursements over receipt if i 17627,973,980. The total tor the to years 1b estimated at ?3ti,iitfi,- Huge war expenses and loans lo America's allies at the rate of a half hH4tcm dtdlmrs a nt-onth have m&4 these estimate many limea larger than any ever presented in a Secre- tary ff the Treasury' annual report. Of !h" 12,3 1 h.OUO, out) eattuiated ordinary expenditures for the year j una in fF war purposes, and the pro portion Is about the same tor toe lin eal ynir tndiisK in So far th nation has borae tae llnancial burdens of the war well, suy i4errelTy Mc A doo, owing to healthy husinesa -eonditi-ons, and th valuable aid of the esiabJished Fe erni Teserve system, in the future, liw-ever, tiH'reaaingly greater habits at e4o4uimy must be developed by la- divifluais and bus.ine.nH institutions, the Kecteiary declares, and "bttKins as uiual" eannut be adopted a the guiding jirincljiie of the war. People must nve and 1nvst tn liovwttmeist securities to avoid postponing vie t ory. With this admonition. Mr. McAdoo prKee4s t cit the enormous figures of Uovernmeut receipts and eptndl tnres which are the fruit of TraT tlmK. Ttal estimated receipts for tbe enrrent fiscal year are $12,580,732, Nu, whirh, with a balance in tbe treasury last June 3D vt 4 !.bti.93, :iijl. jmiKes a total ot $13,647,716, ttvmi of the receipts, or $tS, 4tH4tmia.am. are from aale f baads and war savings CHrUllcalesi ordin ary receipts are $3.86.1MW,D1W. largely frf war taxes; and the aa auia Ganal Income la 7,MUU,)iiiC Ordinary disbursements are esti mate ai f 12.3K,2!f5.S23; loan to allies Iji 4)u year at ti,l ljnMMUU; juildie debt disbursements at $321, and Manama -Canal ?s ? ye,., $2J.5!3,yy; making total estimated disbursemeniH $1S,775,- la tdet i nllw fat a Wac in the gneral fund ot about JfiOV), nnn.nim next June 31. t'ongress must ;nttHjfTiMf fnisiiig of about $S,"Hi, j utmjiiiH addltiouul funds. Tbta Itg 1 ure, together with the $3,titl,rtw, jHf f atithorited but unissued Ab jerty ImH4m, and $ti3.H. eG- mateil receipts Ironi war savings, timkwi thv l.t.eS.WMu.'tiuw whictl Mr. .MeAd4io dieva Americana Rtui loan the (Sovernment between now n and June 3, iiK. j for th nst fiscal year, endlr.e j June 1 y Jit the secretary eatj- i mated receipts at $5.176,01111.1111), jand iif.tiiifmimflts at $lt,ti4tW4r 4 4U, 4xcluaJve of allied loan, Tbi j noises a $7,ti27,nnn.ntit excess of j disbursement. If the prewnt rat of ls tt allies ts continued la th J tsm fl'K.otio.ltuo. Thus it the deficit is to be met by I bonds,, $1 4.n4n,niiii,buO worth must lb floated iie wn July , and j jne 3i, i'VJ, in addition to r . eejpts from war suvingn. 4 o 4itlgtifEic lltr 'ae j A, Hopper Js here from Walker fregin. today ronfetTing with faia blither, Jk Hipier, if Yoncalla, j who is in JjiJI awaiting trial on an In diciment for nun-support. Another 'brother of Mr. Hopper is also her j from Idaho. The county officer seem to be inclined to thing that f ,r !.. .! i - -n .r. I:-::iat J ::