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JOB PRINTING KEV1EVV TELEPHONE 90 The Review is equipped to print letter heads, envelopes, cards, pos ters, or anything in Job printing. Use the phone It you have a want nd or a nevvB Item, or any buslnesl connected with paper in any way. Tit of Th, lM Lm4 Ulwrty. HOSElil'liU, DOl'flLiAS COUNTY, OREGON. l'HIDAY KVKMMi, MlYl Mill It No. am. VOL. XXI. REVIEW "W Ciif GERMANY MUST PAY COST OF THE WAR 1i:i:mii.is i.i.oyii ;i:oi:;i-: ni:- I I. AllllS Till-: I'ltl.M'll'I.K .Ml' ST IMtFV.UL THAT TMK I.OSKK PAY, IN Olillllt TO MAKE I'l'.ACK STKONGI.Y Jl'ST. AMERICAN PATROL ON FRONTIER Thousands r IteiKUted Killed in l.emberu ami Houses Wciv I royed iiTiiiniis IHscuss -Hovcrmnent. LONDON. Nov. 2!. "fJermnny must pay the cost of tho war to the limit of her capacity." declared Pro- mier I.loyd Cleurge in a speech here i today, lie continued: "The principle has always been that the loser pay. i We must proceed on this principle1 concerning normally. The new peace soon to he concluded must he strong-j ly Just. Germany must not ho per mitted to pay indemnities hy dump ing cheap goods Into this country.' j Referring to his stand in the mminc elections the 1'remier declared: "I wont lead ihe government if I am subjected to the old party conspira cies and intrigues." J ;crniiiiis lo Discus; rians. Till; HAC K, Nov. The Sol diers' Councils on all froiiis have been notified to send deb-crate to a sperial meeting to he held at Itaden on hecemher 1, (o discuss then- par ticipation in plans for organizing the new German eovornnieiit , so dis patches received here nserf. ( Americans Mai ml l-Vnnt ier. l.rXKMnrUG, Nov. 21.-- Amen- , can troops are patrolling along the Moselle and Sailer rivers, aw aititii: furth r orders. The German villages on the opposite hanks appear de serted. Ii is reported that the civil-, hue became panic stricken and at tempted lo llee, hut the government is ordering them hack. Offirt rs and soldiers of the Third American Ar my have hecn ordered lo exercise the greahvi patience and si-ll-ciietrnl. limine no force except in an exireiiiitv during '1' fert hcnining oe- c-ipatton of Uleinish Prussia hy tin allied forces. iiM iha Vl to Take Part. WASHINGTON. Nov. I'nited Stales probably will not with the entente in its reported for ask i Hi: Holland to surrender plan . il-1 helm, the tormer Kaiser, according to Stati Department indications, rhi-ie-ands ol Jrus killed. STOCKHOLM, N.v. 2U. The Ilol shevik hue..- are r-poited as having occupied Pskolf, Hvmsk and Narva, import a ft cities in northwestern itllSMil, A I .em het g report says the Poles d-st ro (d six hundred Jewish houses there, killing thousands of the in habitants. Dispute Still I (wltied. Ni:V iUKK. Nov. 2. The dis pute between Chile and Peru is still umet t led, no amicable agreement he i ween 'he t w o heme in sight . ac ' 1 cording tn the Chilean ' onsni oral. Hoth countries, however ilie . I inpet-oi oi-I(rtil l l.ciue. cul'KMI AGKN. No . 2'..- Austria ha-- ordered lormer Kmpernr Karl to have the country because of the unu-rev idut ionar at i tat ion by con sen at iv es, so a Lei pzig di.spatch Plenty of Hun Discussions. ItKlil.lN, Nov. Thi' Woik- IH"n's and Soldiers" executive coun cil has l-M"d a nianif' -to in contra il:. -non of Die right of the I'ol.-olam v 1 rhtil' n and o!(i" i s 10 summon an lnil''rial workmen's and soldiers" Co!;tel nee "The olll valid colt'er .liee Will lie lo Id Oil I" eel,,!., V 11.'' S.I .- 'he l'i .t'll.'stn. Tl,. xi ' Olive council Inrtlier auiboriz'd the iiiciii bers ol Chancellor Kberi's minislry to eerii-e eM'Ciinve power, hilt !'' served for itself the right of final approval Thousands of I la no ernins in a nianifesin. demand an indepen dent goveiiin.enl for Hanover Mu-t Ite Dreaiuinu Ac.ain. 1 AVSTKI1DAM. Nov. 2!i. The Cologne Cazelle ys Knglish. French and Ai:nrcan re.res,.nta tis will soon arrive in Iterlin to ' dii-ciHs armisli'e 1 ondiiions." I ils Troops o llctllrli. I'AIMS. Nov 2'i Th" Sixtv seventli armv division, coioposerl of New F.neland and National Army corp.". uill be ti'e first combat trooj.s to leave for America. 1 IK I i.iin 110YS l I'.ll.t.M M. vV VSiii.W.T1 list ei.ol" pelil i. Nov "7 -- In n b the War ivpart- liuu i'ir the loca'ioa of is div :-l.as o; lli'- armv al if llie signing of the anitis 'Msi Divi-ioii is shown to , I'los ' ons, I,, l' e all'l l'lill- M tic P.- 'gian-Fi ni h bor the 1 1st 1'ivisioti rear St. d"i. Ale -d Novels two (111 111 Franc. it, lib i: I.. I.el.,1 a I Pi F II Yin. :l r. d day from a brief vi-ii in Portland SEEK TO LOCATE AN AGED RESIDENT Of CITY WHO DISAPPEARED John F.lrod. an need resident of this city, left his home lasl Sunday morning and no word has been heard from him since. Mr. Klrod took with him no money and only a few belongings in a sack. It seems that there is considerable properly owned bv Mr. and Mrs. Klrod, but as un friendly relations had eixsted be tween ihem for some time, Mr. Klrod left the place. Mr. and Mrs. Klrod came to this city from Tennessee about seven years ago and have resided east of the city since that time except for a yiar spent on a farm near Yoncalla. Mr. Klrod is about 75 years of age and unable to earn a living, as he is badly crippled with rheumatism. Other relatives in this city became alarmed at his prolonged absence and have notilied the officials, who have been unable lo locale him up lo Ihe present time. Cny M. fireen. of transacting business Prof. Victor Boyd Mytle Creek for Ihe Melrose, was lore loilay. is here from Thanksgiving vacation. Mrs. C. A. arrived here Ilreidenstine and son last night from lun.s- 111 11 i r. Cal. II F. England and V. M. Kritrh, of (ilendale, were guests at Ihe 1'lup (iia lloli'l lasl night. Miss Anna Lewis, of Dillard. who is teaching at Yoncalla. spent Thanksgiving at home. Misses Mabel llryall and Klma I'aylon are spending a few days in Portland visiting with friends. I Hr. A. C. Seely. acting stale health 1 officer, is here from Cortland for a Thanksgiving visit with his rmnily. Fled Itliuhy. of the local dispatch-1 ers' office, returned Wednesday ; evening from a week's visit at MarslitiCld. .less 11, l.aswcll. cushli'r of the Farmers Sernrily Haul: at Yoncalla. i d through Itosehurg today I'll- route" home, after spending Thank giving at Myrtle Creek. Among ihi.se arriving home for Thanksgiving from the o. A. C. were 1.1. nd Hridges. Herbert Carswell. Al len 'oden and Oram Osbiirn. These vinmg men are all mbers ci the S. A. T. C. and wjll rc'lurn lo Cor vallis next Monday. Mavor I). .1. Stewart Is in receipt nf word that his son. Dr. K. H. Stew art, now located al Ciimp Lewis in the army service, has a good eliane-"-for going overseas soon, to reliee The some of the physicians wlio ale anx join i,iU o get back home o ...... ...... ... tt.-i . . i' i 1 i . i i 4 .. h . YONCALLA AND VICINITY. 4. i" ...H-4-4-!!H-r-W"-J-". Mi s. Sam Waiklnsbaw was a t tail or al Oakland Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Dare Kingeiy re lurned mis week from a lisliing trip to Scotlsburg. They had a load ol fine salmon on their return. Mis. Ilolwav. wile of lb" princi pal ol the Yoncalla school, was in Horn lor school near Klkbead Sat urday. She was iiiiatantined and not allowed lo leave her school dis- Hid while Ihe ban tor intliieii.a was on in Yoncalla. Mrs. Fred W ise and sou. Raphael. Irelnrned to Hnsehurg Sunday, aller or,, longed visit at Yoncalla. Ra phael, whose leg was broken several wet Us ago. is now able to get about again. Yoncalla has no cases or lullm-iiza al present and has had very lew cases, and no 1 ases have proven seri- 1111-- I lolnh fiom his clerking ami has tiilly ri iekness. and ov l ed ie ' now drug the Hiiiitingioti stole CllS Peret. of till' l'eleis Cartridge Co.. wlio spent his vacation in Yon calla. relumed to his work as sahs man and evi'ert gunman, at Sea:!!-' Saturday. Aunt Laura Applogalo has grown some bealllilul speciuons id i-hns anlhetnunis tliis fall, and a number of beautiful l.oiHllets are on exhibi tion in the diflerent husinesn house- .lay Huntington, wlio lives 011 il." old Huntington place, a lew i.ile. 0111 of town, has six hundred turkeys which he is boding for the Chiisi n:a market As I li birds are a good pne" Ibis tall. Mr. II unl ington will receive a small lortiine lor bis fine bird" Yoncalla w ill hold a special si hind el'ctjou otl IliTilllliT 4tl. to elect 11 Si hold director lo fill Ollt the llll- evpired term of Herman Thiol, who recently resigned Mrs ll..rr Stearns and d.nigh'er. Maxit'.". were Oakland visitors Sa: UMlav and Sunday llev. Hlilehinsoii. of Slltherllli. 11 . ... l.i .1 a Thank' rivinc "erinon in the local church Thursday al II o'clo'-l- 'I'll'' S'-rmiii was followed by a T!iani:sgn nig dinner al t lie par soilage. School was resound at Yoncalla last Monday, a'ter a thrc we. I:s roiii-d vaeation on ai Count of lb'- i'Ml'cn.a. A li'H I of new pnpio liave entered school, all'l teacher .Mid impils are winking bar'! to inak" lip the lost time W. .it es, lay i,f. rooon tin- luth-f-.li-.- in the prn::atv room drama .1 tie First Tlianl.-e.vnig, ' an I iv and I rulv 11 f' a t 'I le v d Mr Hoover could nol look ee the frosting nn the II lad In and rut kits MOONEY HELD IN PRISM LIFE ; i:i;oit stkphkns com mit KS SK.VTKM'K Of-' CON VII "I'KD SAN ntAMTSt'O HOMIt THI!OWl:l WHO WAS TO II A K i! v(.i:i ox )i:ci:miii it i;. BULGARIA OUSTS BOLSHEVISM Oliler is lleing liostoreil ill llalkail kltigdoin Want Itivud Kaiser is 111. .ken Down anil Ollell Weeps Was Snubbed. SACUAMKNTO, Nov.- 29. Thos. J. Miiouey, the convicted San Fran cisco bomb thrower, faces a life in prison, tlovernor Stephens today iconimuted bis deatb sentence lo a :lilc term. The Ciivcrnor. Iiowever. failed to make any provision lor a new trial Tor Mooncy. as demanded hy ihe labor organizations. .toum ,was under sentence to In' hanged on i Friday, liecember I It. Labor organi tzations throughout the entile coun try threatened a general strike on j December !i. as a protest againsl the i execution of Mooncy. The V. S Su Ipreme Court recenlly declined lo re Jview Ilie case on Ihe ground that no ; Federal iiuestion was Involved. Moonev was comicled of throwing a lll llll n II Hie pre Hired in-r.s ii.i: l.n- ...i.i-.i. 1 I I aile in all l- rancisco in i : i i . miih ii caused the death of ten persons. Will Compose l.abur Situation. WASHINGTON. Nov. 2!L The rim 1 111 11 t.i I ion ul Thos .1. Mooney's death sentence is regarded as likely to materially compose Ihe National labor situation. l-'urniec kaiser Ol'len Weeps. AMSTF.IIIi.WI. Nov. 2:1. -Count U illi.hu Holit nzollern. the lormer I Kaiser, will siion leave Ameroiigen 'ensile. Holland, for treatment in a sanilarium near Argliem. Ills nervi are shallcred and il is said he h was freillienl fits of weeping. Hi unable to vvrllc for several day ow , ing lo t l emblillg spells. j Il Is e.vpecled Hint Ihe allies Will -0011 join in asking Holland lo expel Wilhelm. oliering Ihe choice ol re luming 10 the Herman frontier or slll l ellib ring lo the enlellle powers. Wilhelm seldom got s outside Ihe caslle gardens, where be lias been located snu utering Holland. Dur ing one of his tirsl walks lii I an inlerii'd Herman soldier vv ho relused lo salllle. All explanation was de nianded. when Hie soldier silently produced a small red flag The at tei dant asked him if lie knew lb" lormer Kaiser slum beloi" him. II'' responded by declaring: Damn Ihe Iliiheiiollerns. Sit of my brothers died for them." Wilhelm has taken no walks since then, but rides in a eloied automobile. Ileb ai ia Oiisls Itolsbev ism. WASHINGTON. Nov 2:1 llolshe vism has been Mumped out ill Unl earnt, according to atlv let s received by the llulgariaii legation lure. Or der has be. 11 restored following a blief period ol street d ollslra- r ions. Crown Prince Peris has l.e.-n established on Ihe limine. America has been asked lo send one thousand Ions of wheat III Bul garia to ri li. ve Ihe tamilio, w hich !-, daily growing worse t.crilian Cabinet Slid Shilts, IIKIII. IN. Nov 2;i. The I ionium cabinet is considering the ie igna lions of Foreign Socr.tnrv Soil. S'-c I' laiy of Stale Lrb' lgtr and s'-rt" I..1V of Finance Schledeioalill. Maul Peace Nimo tl StHtii. LONDON". Nm 2"' Itrilis!! ofli cials faior Ihe signing "I the peace treaty wnlilll Ihl'-e n.onins. I it 11 - al lowing an early ib lilobi l:a' ion ot tie aruiits and Ihe beginning of re construction, so lb" London F.xpress tb elar. ,1. Four hundt-' tl imne sweepers have been molnli.e.l tn sweep Hi" North S' a and Ihe coasts ol Lnglnnd, Scot land 1111. 1 Ii land. Small fishing craft will asil In tarrying on thi work. t i 11. m is in: i: m- in i ic n rni i'oi:i. The !' S Civil Sel'. Con M I S - -io!l a fitmi. tn e- t i.al tin moms tor forest and field a knowledge of sienn.-rrap W I I ' 1 1 ; tT haV e lit ptcl p eai;iitia cbTk with y or I W"' U4 1 I mm teni'-er 7. No-.eiiibf r 1 ' l . to I n- . 1 ' 1 s Cor inforniiitioii mm-ei ni i" a r . i I : it t inn! blank, apply ami . He al) pplirat ion tt Local S (al . Una :. of I lb" p'tslol iv il I I.II S Ttlvl i!T Mlilll' M l i:. II M:VI' If . - ul.ie lit lie- tt ee Tl I toil;,' .Ill I ul tn l.i 'III. l. IN I'M Wli. !Tr . ral.-d rl.ni.l. of 111 La. rolali'l L' and h ami tr.M .taut-, citielly. SOLDIERS ARE URGED TO KEEP GOVERNMENT POLICIES Of INSURANCE SALKM, Nov. 28. Insurance Com missioner Harvey elK advises the men in military service to keep up their policies. lie has received many inquiries lately as to whether it will bo worth while for the soldier boys to keep the Government insurance . and also as to what plans the Government is making for dealing with this insur ance. "Don't let any insurance apont or anyone else talk you into letting the Government Insurance lapse," is the advice of the insurance commission er, who issued the following state ment : "Several inciinries have been made of the insurance depariimit hy rela tives of boys who are now in tho service as to advice concerning In surance the boys have taken out I with the Government. I "While the insurance department has no supervision over the iiuestion j !oi" Goverifntenl insurance, my advice! is, however, and which is prompted bv articles appearing in many of the. Kasit in insurance journals, that Government insurance be continued for the reason thai many ol Ihe hoys; will come back more or less physi i rally impaired and will, of course,: Mind it impossible to ohlain insur iunce in regular companies. I "The law itself provides that j I within five years after the Presi-1 1 dent "s peace proclamation that the ! policies must be changed Tor sume ! inner form to be dratted by the Gov-, I'lllliei 1. .1 Urtl Mllrtl H'llll .,i.t ... i i . . . ..... .,, I nresenled 1 am unable lo say, but l presented 1 am unanie 10 say, nut jam under Ihe impression the plan I will be to include ordinary life, 2U 'payment life and endow incut matur ing al the age ol 112. "No doiibl many ol Ihe hoys when they come back will lapse their .Covernmeut insurance. This, in- my opinion, would be a great mistake. I Relatives anil friends .should ell- courage them lo keep il up anil re tain all they can under Ihe. Govern ment plan." o LOCAL LANDMARK HAS DISAPPEARED; MAMMOTH The huge oak tree in the yard of M.,,-,.. t. i.nt ;.i 11 ml 01 South I. II lo e;iilh earlv Ibis morniiiK This oak was considered ,,i,i iibilir.nk i.iid li.nl been stand- ing a great nianv years. It was about ; ix feet in diameter and shaded a large d.slrici. The re.ddeiieo was imiii ih.'i'.. .it.inii :t;, e.irs iiL'i). very dose to the oak, which was then about out-half the size il has grown 0 be now. In building the residence: it was necu.-sary In cut away the toots of the tiee nil the liollll Mde. The limb-- mi ibis side bad also been cut away to some extent. I'or ibis reason (lie tree fell toward the south and did no da mage lo 1 he house. t Mrs. w -11 In ' limb. KlUlt states lhat the I tee I ut nuv noise bul I lo- sound ell Of brushing tin- house. She was. very much surprised u prtn look ing I Jotit'to tind the iree lallen. Althoiich the tree will he very much missed by ! Mrs. I'ltlil, she considers heisell en fori una te that no d.i mage w as done. mil 1 1 Ai:v. lalward W'ilkMson Winnilord. sou of Mr. and Mrs. Gen It Winnimrd. rta- bin it near W ilbur. Ilnugia ( tunt . Oregon, Ja nun i y I I " l. and pas ( w ., v al Ihe home ol 1. s pani.i- there. N. s. I r I s . ag. d ;: eals. I 'I months ami iwn dis. His ! hoit. useful hie wa: I n' m I )oilg!as I 'otj nt , a ml he ;;. w i I knnvMi in lio.-i burg and n itit. Allll'.ugh an invalid lor the last tout years ol his lite, liis che-tlul, h,.pp disposition m;ire him a lavoute wi.h eveivone who knew him. he united wilh Ihe M K. Cbun h. South, at the age ol l'i his and lived a devoted I'hi isiian Ii!" until the 111 ,e uf hi" death U side- lilS i-are:iis. he is sun ivi d b two brother itnd one si, hi, . Wiiml lord, of W ilbii, ; Mai v tn W innih'i d, ol the nieigejM v le. serv n i' al M.tre inland. Cab. and Mav Winni loid. ot W i.'bur Me abn b avi a number ol oilier nhtiives thioiuh- ihll thi- Stale lie was I.iid to le-t ill the Or. go '... -I Ma-onie l;.i t.-i al liaKlalel, i 'pp. ul on. lilt -l-d lie i:n nl i ii Mv , ,-ii lo th.tllk 11," 1,11,' 1 1 1 -.vie. r pa I Ili ac d a I I n lo i; U Mo i,..-i.-. iheir aid and o i.s tl iiiiiii' I h" ri t t-ul -r Me- death ill our ..v. .vl, r. -s o,,r nppi . l: al.fl ..ti.. i- t th. .,! I", ,,-- s a- , Ml!"- I'VMI I. I mi: ami mi: i a i.Mil.l: i;i i il I II N Ivs I'l !-.' d Hid UU! ile Mil-I- J Mi:S A ' 1 1' i K. liLVi-il.L. JKNNIK sV.NK som k i t ii i; n i i:s i: pi : i THAT PICK I S WILL TALL AND THAT THI IJi: WILL ILL SUMI! I Mill TION llll LA IK Mt HI NO IIAKD TI.MI S. MESSAGE ON RECONSTRUCTION Pcesiilent is Lvpeclcd to Sound Ke nolo cm Ihi' Administration's At titude Toum-d La t tor and In dustry Pol low ing War. N K W YOltK, Nov. 28.--Peace will not bring panic. Financial experts hero are confident til this. Pndoubtedly prices of food. elolh- iug, and most other commodities will drop, and there will Ik- some rift ion ' het ween labor anil capital, due to sudden i net eases in t he a alia hie t he ev. supply id' labor. Hut these eondi-Mng pri turns will not lead to hard times orjtorma! financial panic, financiers say. j Condi (tons Immediately follow ing Ihe Civil War are minted (o in cor-, rohoral ion of t his belief. ! Although wholesale urices fell olf , more than ".u per cent between Jan uary 1 and July I, isti.'i, then1 were 1 remarkably lew hiiMiiss fatlui es. I During I he en I ire eat I Sti '. I here ; were but fiim la i In res, as compared ! w -it Ii fill"" in im;i . The first decline in prici s of coin 'modine is e ected to lie shown in whoh sale markets. Most retail mer chants already have anticipated Uus decline, and are Keeping on hand jotily tin lightest possible stocks. W hen prices begin to drop, bn ing activity will he resinned, and ihe in creased inlying will tend lo stabdii'e Ihe markets. ! Merchants who stocked up heavily al wartime pi ices may find iliem I selves w ith shirks that must he sold in a declining mark ing 01 peace has be hut the con . o long for seen tiiat tew iner t lieniseh s in th hauls have plac ; no.' 'i i j tt . K t d 11 those of poor judgment, who would have been willing to stock np heav ily, have been prevented from doing i so in most cases by Government . regulation of manuiaeiuring. The I tlmri haul who wanted a heavy ami comidete stock of goods In ml (bat it would .until all ible to lay il in as lactoi jes hal w.ir wtirk. and e-1 i tm' coin Hindi i been turned oer to manulacture of r-'ace tics strictly restrict strlctions will move I. These re 1 hiding many rcln.nls now. or m th. future. There will be an fi.nrmoti create n goutls as nnii. il t. tin nit; ol " .it ' I, M tot ies call be 00I1 U lo iljeir' idd worl,. and the thuiisands o! war work lactone-, Itlllll dill n:i: tin- I,, ! I n eai s e;.i gel sta rte. I on co lis 1 1 m I i e impMtd ol ties 1 1 net n imi'i- 1 1 There will he plenty ol lalioi lo I uu He- lac lories ol Ihe world when the .". on 11,1 mmi men w bo ha e been ca rr - itlg oil the hn-lln-e; o W 1 1 If t It I II to tie hiisjm ; j ' ( t ill. !ul Hp ' a tl .b-u and lor tl ilu.t l itliot In W ASHING Ii d I ail . L'h. While j. 'pat im: In- I'Pe Mbf,! W ;iliiii,il mt"- eiiie ti iicHon, linM I h nn ti I t lie 1,'.'V Utile aiMlitde Ut l'le.t.l.1,1 ' I. vi I his IN. T-ie d..V. jit.- -b pail, l! Hie lu sitltud 1 1 ;d mti ': indu in i d to lie lill.lV Ol l de,,..r till 111' id mm i I pi lo In 'let, fi, hi lb p. .! I be lined I ii 1 1 d Ii hi. h i 'V iiiii-i v iS g. lie, a I l.-.., V. IlK'il 111 II ) tb" b.i S In en ! 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The table was resplendent in cut glass, silver and Haviland China. A hand painted silk bolting cloth table set further added to the effect. ! A delightful repast was served In j courses. The menu follow s : Pirst j course. bouillon ; recond course, I shrini p sa lad and cheese crackers; jlhird course, roast turkey, dressing, jgiblet gravy, cranberry sherbet. Par- kei house rolls, mashed potatoes and I corn. A dessert of carrot pudding and coffee was then served. Those seated at Ihe table were: Misses Grace l.hmt, Kihol Tooze and Mirahellc Abbott; .Messrs. Pert Suth erland, George Kimball, M r. anil V rs. Haver, Mrs. Jean Pitts, Mrs. Dee Aikin. Mrs. Sheldon, and the hostess. Mrs. Klin I . A en feieria lunch was served In ning. most of the guests bo sent. It was delightfully In all bringing their refresh- un-uts lov th "later noiinci Tho w ho v to sit around Ihe lire and en iuc1vert. Games were played u t he evening, and all pro d il an ideal day. e tr Mrs. PUnl's "famHy" ei e not presenl , were Fred llamihou. v.!io spenl the day in Port land; Mi'-s Silver. who enjoyed Thanksgivir g al Ashland; Miss Mur ray, at Sab m, ami 1 Miner Hughes, at Cnuynuv lib1. Soldier's Itialy .rrles j The body of Lloyd Shoekley ar rived here this morning frtuu l-"orl W'oni n. Wmdi. Mrs. Joseph Shock ley, mother id the deceased youth, jceom pan ied 'he remains. This voung man will he remembered as leaving here less than a month ago. He became ill soon aller arriving at camp ami died of pneumonia, follow ing influenza, on Nov. I.loyd Sinn kb-y bud grown lo manhood on Ins gi amllat Iter's farm near Wilbur. 'and was vell known in that vicinity. The loss of this young man will be fell ket nly hy all who knew hint. His ace was 't years, three months !,md 17 days. CuneruJ servlceK were held al Gamp Wonlen. The funeral will he held in ibis city, Marling limn the undertaking parlors nl :i n. m. Sa t u it I a, v , wilh interment fol lowing In Ihe .Masonic cemetery. I!e. .1. C. spencer will coiiducl the sen if''. Soldier l.ctlrv- Ctmdng A number of letters have arrived Inn- In the past iwo or Hirer days j Ironi tl'" local boys now overseas,' and makinore are epeeied within; Mie m XI X "' M" bih is arriving lah-ly were aboul a i.inMili old one. however, received . .1, 11. McClmtocIt from his sou .lolm was w rit ten al llordenuv, 1'i.iiiie. on November 0, only two .lays before the armistice was sii'lied. He tired. tted that there would he .orneihhig of great importance hap-; p. n v ry soon lie had Jtisl received j lour b it. rs from his brother l.eon.j who was al Ihe front All the Hose j bun boys wen well so far as known. Sin riff IJllllie received two letters 1 1 Itis -Mil llei het l. wr itten aboul1 iniober 2 lb' was getting along tine Others here received letters of; the same tenor 'I banl.sgiv iug very la i Ml MHtnsc crowd eiijoved a j i, . I I - -1 1 . t , . t Th.i a I.-I l III v. su eti- r a i i Melrose Tliursilay I, range hall a! i-VelilliC 'I'll'' til- a 'ii". ' ' iijovahlo II 'loll pi OVeil Hi Of I one I Mi ai-i'oiliit of 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 . en' en. line I the glial war II,.- le.-lilig ol Ml nil I 'ilii u a- gt-n-'l he liialti lealure t.i'i am, a ode 1 Itim ii address by lion t-li i il ;' I', I. I. il.lv II. viiol.e ol the worltl I'nl lii vl tu. anil eha tae leil flag as a nil dagger lo stab civ Illat ion In tlie . re. I Mar and the llolshe ! 111. tt itll W llll h Ii b.o k The r "tiki ' dement Ii il lepli "t nfs will Mini II count i and i nt wlialeVel ni ihe r. s New York ie Ainerlia tl lui-elilil's In this ...Pliers I li .libit -il Ml" ei-elltlv spirit of Ihe -I, vvh.'ii tie-' I. .1 II. ie e I i'. il soli .--i'i I .i I in Mlal I IV. . II III. tl ill lb I'llfllt lleedi- I ' 1 1 ie I' .smith I III" I! "-hlpioan, ol I'tellhlOt'k of It i.l.IJTr ret t.v eiy of i'c.l Ul he title II I' t'oshow mm. ph. and i i ittioin I. oro'ichni'ss ami tl in Mie history V ill! imp LOCAL YOUNG MEN HOME ON FURLOUGH Slllltl. I V (ioODMAN AM) DAVID ( III lt( Hil l,. IX r. S. THANH POUT SKItVlt'K, AliltlVK HKItH litOM ITtAXCK Al TKU Tltll' Oh' 17 DAYS. HAD INTERESTING EXPERIENCE Vessel Was Mil hy Shell Ki-om I'll seen 1-aieuiy l.ule at Night Struck Above Walerline; Now llelni; Kepiill-e.1. Only 17 days from France lo Koseburg la the record made hy Shirley (iiiudiuan and David Church ill, two local hoys who arrived here vVednesdny evening. These young men are in the U. S. trnnsport ner- Ice aboard Ihe fast steamship Great Northern. .Mr. Goodman Iihh made ten trips across the Atlantic and hack, during the rush of transport ing troopH to Kurope. The Great Northern holds the record tor mak ing a voyage overseas and return in fourteen days, four houra, including Ihe time require,, to unload at a French port. This vessel anil its Bis ter ship, the Northern Puciflc, Is the fastest in the transport service. They were formerly in the trans-l'uclfic service from Seattle to Japan, and later ran between I'ortland and Hun Francisco. Tho young men are enjoying a fur lough while the vessel is in dryduck al New York. On the last voyage going toward France, between 2 and ;i o'clock one morning the steamship was struck iihove the waterllne by u shell ol other explosive and a large hole was lorn in the side. Fifteen men were thrown overboard and tell others killed. No truce was ever seen of the enemy which made the at tack. The ship proceeded to port without dirflciilty and with lempor ary repairs returned to New York. tin the return voyage they left France on the day the armistice was signed and a great demonstration was In progress. Among the passen gers on Ihe return whs a r rencli opera company from Paris, and they gave a series of performances on board the ship Dial made Ihe trip sllll more enjoyable. .Mr. Goodman operated the movie machine and also appt ared with them on the program as "Magician Goodman." The French people were overjoyed at the ending of Ihe great war and could nut do loo much for ihe Americans, j It Is said lhat since the allied Moi res were driving Ihe 1 1 huh out of Franco, after the decisive fight at jriiaieau Thierry last July, many ex jcurslon trains were run from Paris to as near the front as was deemed i a tl v Imi lite. Many hundreds of people took advalilage of the opportunity to see Ihe newly regained territory and the blood soaked Inillleflelds. During the early part of thu flllm- r the Mini r-hoais were nulto numerous, anil the convoys had to be -especially vigilant. Later they were much fewer anil had liecome almost negligible during the month beloif armistice was signed. These young men entered Ihe navy eailv In the summer of 111 1 7. ami will return to duty as soon as their ship Is repaired. j ;,., I'iiiiii I'liiup Lewis Sgl. .Major Van K. Wllllbeily lir rivetl hole troin Camp Lewis on the eiilly Irani 'I'hursdiiy to spend I li;i n k Mt i mis wilh relatives mid Hit inis II" ami his wile went to In. ,;ii ibis all.-i noon hut w ill return he n the HI') train Salunlsy morning He leaves here Sunday on bis reliirn to duly. lleing In the lieiiiliiuarlers department he thinks It will probalily he thi'co months tie lore he wilt he released from tho army herviee. There are about ."li. iinu men now at Tauip Lewis, but the demobilization will be rapid, hcgln- lllillg Ihe coming week. Some of Ihe iiieii are already being released. , Home I'Toni Sentlliv F. I', t'lemens, who Is In tho ser- 'vue ol Ihe 1. S. Navy at Seattle, is her.- on ,t Thanksgiving furlough uiib relatives and friends. Suite the war is over he Is anxious tu get homo, but bus no Idea when he will be released lie expects to return Sunday to Seattle. Ilellll llillg lltillie N.MII1 I Lieut Frank l.llburn wires his parents from K.iltlmote that he has sui-eef fled in .-eelirillg II release from Initio. r duly in Ihe nrin and he ex i.eelrt to teach home on or helorit i 1 lei-embel it. lie WHS t Ml 11 s TlT ll'tl til llaltlinote from Jacksonville, Flori da, s.-v .-nil weeks ago. Mttherlill 1 olllll Ill-ail A l"!ttT I't-l-eiVoil tl till' Sllll tftst Ihui alav ifiiiiaiueil the sad infor mation Mi.tt Geotge Kirk liiliil . it for mer well know n Slltherllli boy, passed a,,y at u usiit III North lliinl. on November 1 1;, a victim of the Spani-h influenza, says the Slltherllli Sun. lie was III with tho di . ase iiboiii ten days, and regurd .", of the fact that he was given the best of cure mid medical attention, death ptnvetl the victor. Ilurlal look place at Marshfleld on Sunday, No- VelllbtT 17,
