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KEEP HANDS PJf
MOVK l''lt 1STKUVKNTIOX IS
lil'SSIA ll.l'Ki:i MAINLY l!Y
,N KSTOHS IN 1.1 SSI.W si-:-
n m i ll's i ( 1.1: s..i not a
C'OI.I.KI.'Tolt.
FOCH STOPS RED DELE6ATI0N
Will Nul I'i'iiml Sii-CiiIIimI Wot knirli
unci Solili.M's Dfli'unli-H (o Allrml
ColilVri'lM-o Cniln tilt' Occuiiicl
Hi-ClirCs in (ii'liliiiliy.
Ily J. W. T. Mason.
NKW VOUK, Dec. 20. Influences
are being exerted on the ullied na
tions tu send a strong army to Rus
sia to overcome the Holsheviki and
establish a more moderate form of
tiovernment in 1'etroRrad. Such in
lervenlion in the internal a! lairs of
Uussia would be primarily for the
purposo of safeguarding the funds
of investors in Unssian securities.
The 1'nlted States has consistently
refused to permit Kuroiioan finan
ciers collect debts in South America
by the use of warships. If a reversal
of this policy were made In the case
of Russia, it is highly provable that
the Russians would he driven event
ually into - n alliance with (ler
many. Russia cannot be nimiuere.',.
except-at great cost. The allies and
America might elfect the overthrow
of l.enine anil Trotzky. hut Russia,
instead of being crushed, would be
filled with a vengeful d- sire against
the western deinoeracb-s lliat sooner
or later would lead to new confiicis.
I'oill Slops lied Delegation.
COI'KNHAGICN, Dec. 20 Mal.-hai
Koch refusen perm'ission to the
workmen and soldiers' delegates
from Hid occunicd districts in Ger
many to participate in the imperial
conference, so tile Deutsche Allge-
ini ine Zeitune declares.
.Mine Hun rm,mminilii.
WASHINGTON. Dec. I'll. (ier
many litis addressed another appeal
for American aid to Ihe State De
partment. It is believed bete tins
message Is a part or the (iermali
propaganda designed lo stir up false
sympathy for the Teutonic nation.
(io eminent Control lo ('else.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20--Government
niaintenanc e of copper prices
and control of the copier industry
will cense on January 1. so the W ar
Industries Hoard announced, follow
ing a ii ting of the price-fixing
committee with representatives ir
tiie copper industry.
I'ood Saving Still Necessary.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 211.--There
Is a persistent report about the capi
tal that llcrhirt Hoover had lllged
the President to lift the ban denying
grain to breweries, but there is no
continuation ot this. AceopluiL' to
the report. Hoover frankly told Wil
son that the necessity for such order
no longer exists. Ilrewing ceased iM
December 1. Hoover, it is under
stood, still iulst.s thut loud economy
must be practiced lor a long lime,
however. Iloneilry Senators are said
to believe Hie ord-T is as neccs-ary
now as when it was issued, because
the actual cessation ol hostilities
caused but little change in the situa
tion. Ask Help Agninsl llol-lieviki.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2". --The
Lettish republic has asked for allied
assistance lo light the llolsiiev ikl.
Tnis report came through the Sto k
holni ibgatioii.
Ileriisliit II lor I'oivigll Minister.
HKICIN. Dec. 2".--The Wink
mens and Soldiers' Council has de
cided lo lavor a constitutional form
ol government, l a ui-lifths ma
jority. They fixed .laic.iry V.i for
the meeting of the ti;. I i ill.) I .tsM'm-
bly. Count llcrnHorll is l:k.!y lo
become foreign minister in tie- t'v.-nt
Count Iliockdorfl. niini-t.-r lo Dell
mark, declines the post.
Wilson to isit (.melon.
LONDON. Dei-. 2n. I lie Pall Mall
C.aette today atinoiinc'-d deiinitely
that l'tesidcnt Wilson will arrive
llere Decemlier 26.
Canal steani'Ts to Itesimie.
NKW YOLK. Dec I'l.-pai-a-tions
are bemg made to i.. gin. ir. tli
near firii a leguiar M- .uti-liii - r
vice ti-tv.-.n New Yelk and l'.iciln
t'n;it tpnitlts, wlilrll w;i
wh.'ll til.' I'llit.'d Stat.-s
slnii. Un'ti in i h; t .Tvic
upiTiit' via tlif riuwiliii
liliiitHl-.li-il
Thi'i
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Ill'
llillmil I i.ll.lr f.l
Wiilt.-r II lloi tl- ' Ik- ati'l Mim K ill.
II l.iitnli. of I i lii. rl. iMi.i i .etJ
in tln nli l;-t v iM'u- n' !: '. r
r iil':..- i.f 'Ii" M E CI. nn !.. !: v. J
C. S" Ili 'r (ilttf littllli;, I'i.i y will
t'i S;iu Luii- t.liipn, I'.il , in iimW'
thi'ir Iki'ii'-. Mr t.u' -t.-ib' Immiis "i::
ilO''(l 11- il IncnilHrt ' 1 tlli'!i:llll i'
tiip s r t'n 1 h'T"' ii- i- 11 tn ii 1
i.f Kneii r A. I' ;.H.ttf. I..-. h 1-
knoAii h-r-IVi-jmi
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iin- m.ii'liL .i.-i':ir -tii.n f ir n Iml'
l"liritinii- If wliifh lll W f1. ' 1
in tl... !i.t.i i f tl.- I'm Ji'iiia llnl.-l
Till- I'.i'iK" ill .I..h.i;.- I" -tl-Joyi-.
by thf KiM-t- tti'T- -J.-I..-. 1., 1 0
n flirlsimii -v i 1 1 ti" " ii.iirh i "'f
Joyom fvent thi year than win an
tlilliatcd a fVw wi-rku aco.
EASTERN STAR HOLDS .
ANNUAL INSTALLATION
ALSO SOCIAL SESSION
Annual Installation of officers was
held last evening by Roseburg Chap
ter No. R, Order of Hie Kaslei n Star.
Miss Margaret Page. Past Worthy
Matron, was the Installing officer,
with Mrs. Nannie Sprague, Pat
Worthy Matron, acting as Grand
Marshal. The installation ceremonies
were followed ly the serving of re
freshments ill the banquet' hall:
where several appropriate talks were
I listened to. All present report a
grand good time. The new officers
of the Chapter are: Mrs. Carrie Bell.
Worthy Matron; Carlos rage. Wor
thy Patron; Ml"i l.eona Abraham.
Associate Matron: Mrs. Klizabetll
Runy.in. Treas.; Free .lohnson. Sec:
Mrs. Myrtle Reymers, Conductress:
.Miss Rita K. Cobb. Associate Con
ductress; Mrs. Ethel Kinley, Adah:
Mrs. Hazel French, Ruth: Mrs. Nell
McIClhinny,. Esther: Mrs. Mary llu
bar, Martha; Mrs. Zella Uradbill'll,
Electa: Mrs. Libbie Coshow. Chap-
Ib'in; Mrs. Iliibv Wilder. Marshal:
Mrs. Elizabeth Heinline, Organist;
j Mrs. Anna Rice, Warder; E. II.
( Lenox. Sentinel.
MILKING MACHINE IS
! INSTALLED BY BUSfN
j BARK BROS., AT MELROSE
I V. K. Miller," of .San Krancisco, has
just completed the installation ol a
I t In co unit Sharpies median h-u 1
milking machine at the itusnnnt k
'brothers' tann near Melrose.
! The Sharpies milker is primarily
a labor-saving d ice. One mail can
do the work of three or four nun in
' l he same period of time required
without this unsurpassed time saver.
Therefore the drudgery of hand
i milking is done away with and t 1m-
larnier is no loncer In (Innn'T nt" h"T
j hi !p unitting and h-u inp him with a
row ol unmilhed cows. Il is always
on the job.
; Th.'ii il will Increase the prnduc
j lion of milk has been proven 1:1
many instance:., n rid t his is due t
! t he " u w a rd squeeze." which i
simply tins: The Sharpbs teat ru;
j take all tour 1atp at or.ee and hold
; them wry gently bin firmly; vacuum
suciion is then applied, which draws
! four squirts of milk at one'. Com
pressed ait then flows in behind the
j elastic rubber partition which line
'the leaf cup and this nir-lhd ru'i
her closes in on the tea:. v. i :i i: it it
good firm piiioeo from the lip up
ward to thhe udd'-r. The "upward
! jpieee" injures proper circulation
of the blood in the teat and the ud
der. l-'if ty-fivo times a mimiie this
i happens, first a siick and lien a
'squeeze. Wlu-u the milkiiiL' is tin-
ished the cow's teat.- aie found to he
! t nol aifd soft.
In explaining the iipw.it-'1
squeeze" in a few wur!. it Is simp
. Iy a d- vic that milks the i.w v r
much rti ihe n,;inner a? the calf such
: its dam. This jut I uralnes (u artnm
: is ihe .ei-ret of the universal succn.-s
of the Sharpies milker ami eilai.i
j the fact that a half tnillimi cows are
tnilkerl twice a day with this tna-
chine,
Tlo re lias be.-n a treat number d
I Imniiries concerning this uiactiine,
and the peop!.. of this nuiiniuiiiiv
will be pleas, d to hear that It now
being successfully operated
i Write I'rniu ri.nic'
ti. 1" lielbit has received news
from his sen. Clinton (elbii:, who
Is sripn with the medi. nl co: ps in
Kivt.re, sailik' that he is well and
'was at t he time w t il nil.' le i me I to
'. til c.ta.p fir- they hal I'C. n aihtwed
tn hav.-. Tile b-llef was writi. n jn
alter the armistice was MtMM-d and
the youni; man slat-d tloy had b- eii
di tie- Chine tor several w - k,- la
fore the sinnitid of the armistice. He
is lma;ed m-ar the Switzerlaii'l bor
. r 'Hi- l. tti-r as tin' firt to liu
i.r..i.-(l from thr oiiin: limn in
n 1. .-t tun Hionlllr
lini.1 a- I1.I11111I
l ll.e to :i ft. -IB hi .!. !;i:!ii.' lil "11
lilt- .ll.l.-til ilISMll tlil lll'MIlihl.
tint llih I i'.i--" iifT t ra.n No 1 ' .
III.- ll.'H' lit I I .'. m.. w:i .I-I.I ' !
for s. vi ri.l hours iiml will not iirnvi
lllllli la tllis f''tl!!IL'
li'iU- IM'.I.C t.tlllll'''l
A il.-.r.'" "i ,ii. T". v
in tti-' t iriiiit I'oiirt tlii
In Jnili:.. Itai'.iilol. to .1
, fli'Vl. r-
afternoon
t. i;iie t
from M Elliott. H-jtli
ant in, , 'Mm l... in lira!
l.o K i ti -i t.i.i'.s r...,.,,rt
Tli" only mi- il.- 'li-i-ot
Il'i'l f'ro-s i!i"tnl"i-i.;i' lrl'-
of
rt
Tii.it l'-lri. ' i-
(il
:in-,
il:t
lull
II of 1 I nifiiili.-r.
I r Ilro'tl toi.-lil ; '
-r
Int.-
W'-r"
! ., ,' ' ..
v rail.' (I'.nt t
.iM'-rrioon
..-r, ),.., in n f.
fl'-pa 1 1 no nt
Hani.-rinut'-l"
.-r of br
tl,. ho
es of rand
i,p i.
1..
Mr
K
ib (In
n wa- rer
day Blid
rt. .1
still
iiiiprovine t
hope Krc h'-ld f'T h' l T- - ow T- . i
that be.-n critically 111 w:?h influer,7.i
CONFISCATE ML
i THE CROWN LANDS
Al STRIA XATIKNAI, ('(UMll,
i)i:t'im:s to takio o i:it Tin-:
I'lioWA I. ANUS AM WILL
.MAKi: t iiii.iii;i:'s home oe
IMI'EKIAI. I'ANTI.E.
WA
'Cost of (ii-eat Shipyards at Huj; s-
land, I'luladeljibia, lwmi Three
Tiines l-ir-sl ISiimate Abuse
i o Political 11 isuncis.
! '
I Austrian .National Council has de-
cideil to confiscate all the crown
lands, according to dispatches re
ceived here. The imperial castle will
be convert d into a children s home.
May I'ltnish OtlicluK.
V1KNNA. lec. 2ft. Austrian of
ficials who shared in the responsibil
ity tor starting the. war may be pun
ished. A hill has been introduced in
the Chamber of Deputies winch' pro
vides for an investigation and prose
cution of army leaders ' and their
subordinates.
Troops Attack Strikers.
AMSi Kb'DAM. hec. L'd. -Troops
attacked strikers durinj: a riot at
l(u!H.p, so a laie dispatch reported.
Details were not ien. i lloltrep is
: s Westphalia, fid miles north of Co
lloi:nei. Clash lletu. en Soldiers.
ATI 1 1 INS, Dec. 20.- - Several casu
alties oi curi ed in a ela.-h bid ween
Unitarian and Serbian soldiers near
K riiuso a, so a di.-patch t noil there
n-port eil The Unitarians are sa id
to haw- tiitd on a t-TOUp ot Serbians,
.ti.ii'idiiie, thr. e. The Serbians n
iMried the liie. iullictini4 many 'a.sii
alties. I'i'isoners Were Abused.
f I ; IS, Dee, ti. Five t boil sand
! or!ut:ui'se hae been held as secret
o.dit ic.il prise ne rr fur more than a
c ,r, u Inriili r l'lemier Costa di -
iclared in an i u t i v i-w . It is intinial
1 .1 that th - MlfieriliK of these men.
i u (mi w ere whip. d and ol ticrw tse
j ioi ; ti red. v;i responsible Ter the rc-
'eiit ai-.'.is.-iiialion of President I'aes.
i T i ' piisoiiers includ'-d furmer min
j it e- . pre-iid'-nts of the chamber,
i ,.1-aa i in -, suldi' t s and sailors,
j WliideMile I All aai;aiii e.
! W ASH l.C,T( 1 lee. 2". (;nis
1 ir.-'.iana::--mei!t and et i a izaio-e
j Mei meait d ihe affairs nl the Ameri-
:ni Ditern.ttiotuil Corpi ration in
I a ibiiuK (tie meat ling Maud shlp
i .ards at l'hiholelphia, acinrdinv tn
j i he t indiia's of tli.' in pa ri men I of
Jusijee invesi iuatots, just made
nuhtic. While mi criminal reppunsl
!e! j! v w s t i eil, 1 1 ( o ' 1 1 in e u d a t i e. n
ue m.ide fur an exaininatii.n into the
corporal ion's e !endlt ures. Off lelrtlp
or the corporal ion tailed to gat'sry
Mo- in etj(';itnrs as to why the yard
i est sixty -one millions, when the
!ir--t estimate was twenty-one mil
lions. Aitioiif Infill' ss vifilotH in tin1 I'ity
lo'lay wiin Wi-l'- rffcli-l'-rti'l at tin
lllail'l li'il'-l writ- .1. W. I'olt-. Camas
Vull. . ; C. IL 1'aiiylH-nv. Myitlo
Cr-.-li; E. D. All. n. Hie Hill.
I'lanlt rl'in.ns airiwil liomo this
inoiniiitr from lSi i-ni'-i ton, w hoi lit
is slalioni',1 in tin- s. li'-'- ol the I'
na.y, liu Ins n t u ilonuli anil u-ol
si' llfl tlif t'liritinas holidays at his
ilOOL' il' I-'-.
.1. I. sili.imliiook. of I'nip'ina: .1
) .l.-hiison. 1. 1 l,i. ii.lal.-. iill'l Han
i Iti.al.lmatl. of l.ooliil.f tilass.
wr-- '"I ill' vis'tors in llp 'il
tot v !io wr'- r.-Kist'1-.-.l at tlo
Ili.tiO. I't-o .tohnson r'l'lllir-'l tl'li morn
Hi: Hi-Hi H'-a-iili- ami I'oillai.il. II'-att-
li'I, (i tlo- :ianil loiln' of tht
Ki. rMs ol I'm lii. is anil i " lit a w-'-l.
.ill: i, Willi :il'-ii'l.s at S'it.-i'l'- II'-
a.'S a.i.tj tor about t n il:.
t h Iiimiii, who In lh- arlni
I,,,, ii 1 l a in i la w is. i li, : on ii
l.ii.'f liiilooiiii to vi-it Willi Ins
".i-l.'-r. i . II lli'll. who is i'-iivini.'
!,,! f'.it("Mli:i for all ill'I'-l Hi !' slay
on u , r-t i m ii i ol an at:. o k of rlitnnia
11-111 II'- i X..-i-t"l to I." lll'l.-l. I"l
f o il of -, r ii ' soon.
I T, i; r,ii;i'--A ul,o w.t- in from
i.-.-.oi.'I !'ivoiilll" t.'.in-. I- in f
. ' f . i. i - l I'-m Ii-. .-on-. il.it. !
Nov. 1 7 1 !, v Law 1" on m i'h Ho-
!i"-i:i;ill for.-'S in I'lani-. -Ill''- l.-l
l.i--r r- in.'! s,.w iiti ol ic-liv- -. r-
a . Ii"' !i w. : ' it.;,., 1 1. ,1 w t-ll al
,-r il" . 'o- - ol tha f ' i-li' i ii r
Hi ... .' II ll'.i.h I- in l' " il" of n
t 1 I I I I i '-I .1 I 1 1 I - (i"''lll! Ill, Of I il''
c-:. u Ii" i- in th. iilniy s,ir-- ill
i . n t I. I-' "'-. n nut i II'- writ'.'
) I, ... I i ii ol 1. 1 ..nt 'i.f.-i.t.
-1- In V.l.i ,1 :,i,,l " ,,' I I I
1 ,, ... via I'- : ii: v Ioi '!,' I'ar.lii-
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. 1 1 ;, . i"i l.,i, - !i, Ii- vi.'-'-i'-'l
I : . 1 1 --: , I , r a i oii ol" of ninli I lis
The !"!:.. of Mtoiney and 'Ir-'
C - , !. - 'Ml! I.- li. ' Of ,i
I, :. !, , ... , o-.,.i i: I"! Ihe ( I I
;:. I.,.'. I,,'-. -. ..-i-i '-f C f.ifintV
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i' . r .N' - i..i ion a:.d lrt
hi.;,' ,H - W i't iilIH- li' t t t o'.'
limn 1 1 i ' '..iid, :.'.d Mos V. iniiift'd
f f nl.l. . i- t-v i( led rotn S ti tt lo o'l
Snnd Ys-r f.dith Hopkins atfiv"l
home hi-" week from t.r't Kalh.
ROSEBURG LADY IS
VICTIM OF INFLUENZA;
FUNERAL TOMORROW
The death of Mr. James Pearson
occurred this inorniuK at 2 o'clock at
her home on South Jackson street.
Mrs. 1'earsou had been seriously ill
lor several days with the influenza,
which finally claimed her for its vic
tim. She leaves to mutirn her loss
her husband, James Pearson; a
daughter. Lillian Pearson, and a son.
James Pearson, Jr. Mrs. Pearson was
a prominent and well icnown lady ot
this city and deep regret is felt over
her death by her many friends here.
.Mr. and Mrs. Pearson and family
came to liosehurg to make their
home more than a year ao from
Great Palls. Mont. Mrs. Pearson was
active in social and club affairs in
this city. She was a member of the
Kasiern Star lodj;e anil treasurer of
the 'Ii". Mental Culture Club. The
funeral, which will be private, will
lie held tomorrow afternoon at 3:110
o'clock from the chanel of the Hose
burn undertaking parlors, with inter;
ment in the .Masonic cemetery.
SUPPLY 400 AIRPLANES
IS PARHF P. 0. BILL
WASHINGTON, Hec. 1 S.- Tim
inuual post otlice apiiroriation hill.
, carrj iiiK a Uital ol $:tu7.3u(,UUD,
j was passed late today by the House
1 with an anondmi-nt retjuirinn the
: rustmaster (o m nil to use army avi
I ators lor mail airplanes instead of
orf;anizinj4 a separate postal fly inn
I i-nrps. This Is Ihe first of Ihe 1H2H
supply measures to he parsed by the
House ami it now tioes to the Senate.
Supporters ot the amendment pro
'idinc that air mail planes shall in
i "operated ami maiutaiiud by I he
; personnel of the aimy air service
I under ihe direction of the l'ostma
jter Ceiieral," argued that under this
plan operation of the Hervice would
be less expensive antl that al the
s:uiie tune opportunity would be
ito-ii to train aviators lor the army,
t ipponents contend that the diviaiou
ol authority between the post oft ice
and war departments would inter
fere with the successful operation ot
i Jie service.
Other provisions ol the bill direct
'that the Secretary ol War shall turn
over immediately lo the Post Oitiee
j (K'pari iie-iit more lhan 2hii airplanes
lor exteiisjuu of the service. The
machines h-pecil'ied include toil e
IliUilalld I'ouis, 1'lU Handle) Pat:
and lo Olenu Martin iay bumbeis.
One hundretl and seventy engines al
so would be ruinisliefl the Po.-t Ot
1 ire I lepal't llieul .
i other amendments of the bill con
tinue in L'tfi cl uafce incnases of If.
!to o per cent, granted last ear lo
clej-lis in first j-nd second-clasH post
, oil ices and ca rriei s in cities. l'ro
; vision al.o is made for the cieatlon
'of a committee ol f.w S nators and
f l e Kepi 'ieli tat i es lo com mend to
I he next i 'oiiirress r ad just men I d
the salaiie.i ol all po.-lal employe-,
including postniastern.
1 .eislat ion pro IdittK for an in
crease of Ho per cent in llo- allow
a nee of third-da.-" lost ullieus (or
the hue of clerks also is contained
1 in the hill.
I . "
! ti i:m:v run i: .11 mimi
i TO to K.N'tS TODAY.
The price paid tor turkeys today
j had bei'ii increased and this atter
; noon most phiees were c iv iijir in or
i n e.-nts k. li. t;'iMiiiii,1 or Stat-
( tie. was p.iyint' 4 1 cents straichl this
iatt'tnoon and i-aid he would con
! turn- hiiviiiL' until tomoriow even
,ni. Mr tleisman said he has taken
(n aboMt r.o.i birds for the Christmas
j market. He is buviliK at lie- houir
! his Count v Cjea t v and at the
Louts Kohlhacen hotelier f1ioi
The K. tii oiii Marliet was pa ini-'
'(i cents thi" nfteijioon. 'I'hev had
j ri.fi-ii I'd oul'e a nuintxr of tuikew
:ih-t will font in lie bu ini; tointil t ow
'Ihe I' les Supple Co Were ilbo
pavitik' the maiket pri'i- of to c titi
to.l-.v ;uid they took in a larpc num
ber for shiinien1
I IS I Nil Hill r. 1 ow.
i Llod IIeiiiie1uian. the lo year obi
; mo '.I I; 1.. lletn-elmaii. of In-.-i
t'i ... k . met w it li a o i) -t iinii in
l it ;, ,i . home t Mr- ,ol hltil.' W lo ll
he W..- hooked Hi the b (I ew liv a j
row Jle had b en worklii! m ar the1
eow. v-hen -he lutii'd around and
; - ii in k lum in the ee with one of
h"T' hnlli- fie w;ih hi our hi litine'ds ;
ati Iv lo thn fit and ti.e,i rn l i .. I
,,M liliotl b lU A y Selher TI.e
iii j if v v v i y p.iinfi' and can- ' i
t 1. Ml 1 1' lei lo'Jl In i( il 1 1 f ' ' I 1 111.' 'i tie
v nil of ' k'- ii );;t . ( .iiiiiot i t.
d' tel m 1. till! Il lii t tie po'-'.bT
',, ..a - . ' he -It hl Of I he -.
(las i M pie. I i nil
;m .1 1 1 Ihck-on. of MaiooMi. '
( .!.. ,oo t !, iri Ipoi in 1 U, f 1 I't -'li a II
er to t to MJiL'l V it I I Ii" I'" p
I, ! ii '!i . .-, i- r that he l ad ac
. ,.T... t) c.l! to tl..-- ;i 'iir.iii' and
H ;j! p . ,oi 'In cif n a --hoi 1
t :mc
o
V.'- t d '. en i . ,-i . d in tlo
f.iv that '.Ir and Mr- ! 11 V.HvV,
"id 'I'tld. wiio me now living ti
; Mar-hfield. are v.-rv 111 nt their
i hon.e ith the InfLn nn.
si:ciii:Titv or A;mci i;iti:k
.i i:s pkaisi: to Tin-: a wi:i;i
can Atom s ok rrrr. soil i oi;
tin lit i;i:sposi; to tiii:
rooi ( API,,
WHEAT PRODUCTION GREATER
Production of Livestock and Mi a
Make a Most I-a vot able Ad
vance Owr Output lieat lied
in l-'oriuer ears.
How American farmers responded
to the Tood needs of the I'nitod
Stales and the conutiieH wilh which
it was associaled in the wir Is de
scribed in detail in the annual report
of l he Secretary of Agriculture,
Ihtvid K. Houston.
Kor wheal ami ot her leading
cereals and for potatoes, tobacco
and collon, farmers in I !l I S planted
L'Xii, null, (inn acres, an increase over
Ihe preeediiiK record year of 5,000,-
000. It is especially note wort by,
the Secrelary poinls out, thai, while
the acreace planted in wheat in 1!M i
wib slb:hlly less than that for the
record year of lMla, it exceeded the
fiv-year average 1 !i in-;i ( i b
7. OiiO, 000; that the acreage planted
in 1 M 1 H oNceedetl Ihe previous record
by It.fiOO.noO; and that the indica
tions are that the acreage planted
durinii the current tall season will
considerably exceed that of any pre
ceding fall planting.
I'ood Supply ;nits.
Nol wit belauding adverse (lima tie
conil it ions in 1 ! 17. especially t ir
wheal, and in IMS especially lor
corn, t ie Secretary reports thai only
1015 has exceeded either IM7 or
IMS in (he aggregate yield of wheal
and other hading cereals.
"The estimated total for IM7,"
he explains, "w as a. 7 Hfi.it on. u nil
bushels, and for IMS, vutiii,
im mi bushels, a dei -n-ase oi approxi
mately 1 0 ,11011,00 II bll'-hels Hut
the conclusion would tie unwarranted
thai the axailahlc supples lor hu
man loo'l or the aggregate nutrltixe
value w ill be less in IMS I han in
IM7. I'ortunalely, the wheal pro
duetion lir the current ear
! o.oiin bushels is great ly In ex
cess (d that lor each ol the pieced
iug two veals. li.".02s.Ooii til IM7.
and t;;;i;.:U h.ooii in pi 10, and is ii'i
to the reeoid wheal crop ol the Na
lion. The e: liiualed coin i rop, 1!.
7 lO.IOMI.IMlll bUsIl" Is, exceeds the
five-year prewar averare b 17.
iMMi.onu bushels, is :; I per Cent
above the aveiage in ijiiahn. and
greall superior to that id IM7."
Turning to !ie -lock, thy Secre
tary not' s 1 h;il the number oi
pound ol bee tor 'i 1 is civon at
S.. 'itoi.imii.iioii pound ii-- again -i
t,n 71,0011,00(1 tut I :i I I. Hie year
preceding Ihe Kuiopcau war;, ami
lliat the total for I 'i 1 S of beet, p. o k.
and niiition is given at I Hia.inni,
imiO pounds, as acain- I I '.. 7 ,onfl ,
onO pounds for I M 1 .
alue .ieall I n. t ea-e.
Oil the baslH ol pities (h.it h..tc
rec ally pte ailed. I he e I et,U
says, Ihe allie ot all clops pioduceil
in lMh and id livi-stock on l;nm.- on
.la una ry I , including horsi-s, mub,
call le. ) heep, hw ine a ml pmi I: i ,v. i
eslimated to he $2 .7iHi.inio,ooo.
compared w iih t M . Z ' ,nu n , mio toi
I't I 7. and 1 1.7'oi.oiin. Hie an
llllal llCii.'e in ihe live e. ii p-'tiod
P-pl lo IM I Th:s gieatU in
ci .-ii-,1 d I ilia nei.i I : !io ., i ru:, the r-
ref.trv ex , hi in.-, do. s Tiot in- an Ilia!
the Nat IS bet'. J olt to that ex
ii nt. oi Ida' II- Mai Wi'fil'll ha - ad
valued in thai proportion ('.Moid
eritiL' lelv lite dotll' .-tic I 'hit toll',
the true elate is iudi-m! d raUo r in
terms of real com mod 1 1 1 s Ihe in
. reao d Valuer, howev I . do . veal
'hat moil' i. ii return- 'o Me . iiu-
ers have ilicie.- 'd p I o po I ' I :i ' I
Wlh llio-e of Other gMOl. Ill pio
ilue. i- in the N,.h"h and Mia It;' u
Pint ha-diig power ba I;- pi pace in
the n-ing hmIi- of prices
Yield- in I'HX of Ihe liiao, loo
crop weie a'' lollovw . the Son hu
repoi t:-. a cord IIU' tn U 1 1 1 I s i ! i I
mal.- 2,7r-.!"V bti h' !- ol
cot n ; ''1 v' " ' v. to .
1 r7. ioi h. 1 ot e.it-. -j
Mi.',,io,o ,ii- h- - o' ..i r!-v ; 7I.'.-7.
I bll.- h I.- o! t V'e , 1 . !'. 7 't.'l'ill
ill lit ol hi!' ! ". h.at ' 1 I . M
bll -do 1- Of t ice . (ill1- L'.e 'Ol I.U dod
of kilt LI v : 'IMi.l-l, bn hel- ol
In-h po.sloe - I ; I h,j lo I
of -we. t po! ! 7 .- ' J htl-li
,. of e.,l on. f .,1 b. -o . U.lV,..uT
I I' "f P I" 1 - ' i
' "I p' - ' " ' '"' '" ' '
i'll'le-. ..'.! '
1. e t,; -1.7.'. 7 "...I .Moi of '-of
eh mi i It 'it', .". ' 1 7. ".oi bo lo 1 'if
I'll"
ill lie
d IMVi
d 1 1
lee !. I
tod" t ;
tl-.
I
i.f-uaf. 1. L'l
ilii't'i w I - ' 'li At
,M d
average ol t -o. if. the f.v
years 1 Mo l M I I w - ntub
i tpuM'd wtli l'l '"l". ' t.-s
immj mlh.h cow-, compand with 'J'h
HOLIDAY LUNCHEON WAS
A BEAUTIFUL IVENT AT
M0MC0MHRS. HEINLINL
The Luncheon (.Tub met for their
first session this year when tliy
were entertained yesterday by Mra.
t S. Heinline with a daintily ap
pointed luncheon at her home on
Klla street. The entertainment was
a Christmas festivity and the rooms
were ilecot a tod in holiday appear
ance with small Christ mas t rees.
making a miniature fir forest, holly
and mistletoe. The table was ar
ranged in red and green, with red
ribbons brightening holly and ferns.
A tempting menu was served and the
afternoon passed In social hours.
Seated about the table were: Mrs.
YV. II I'isher. Mrs. L. C. Heinline.
Mrs Kvelyn Wharton, Mrs. J. K. Ku
ger. Mrs. C. V. Wharton. Mrs. Paul
liubar. Mrs. William Hell. Mrs. W.
Hughes and the hostess, Mrs. Heinline.
o
; Mitchell StocUUuger, a companion
i of Wallace 11. McKay, in Hawaii, will
arrive hen tomorrow on a furlough
and will spend a few days at tire
home of Mrs. Jennie McKay, al
Itrock w ay.
COOS SHIPYARDS WILL
LAKE TWO WELKS OFf;
CONTRACIS UNCERTAIN
I liohert Hanks, ot t he Krnse At
! Kanl.s anls. ol North Itetid, last
I nli III i ut in ik d from San Francisco,
! w here he w. ni to receive (he Kurt
' Lea veil w ol l Ii, a Kederal hull t'ecent
l ly taitm hed at his ards, and where
I he had luetme-s wilh Ihe otfices ol
Hit1 shipping hoard, so the Marshtield
I Tiiio s t .'po. t.
j That Ho le w;i;, no aiiiiounceiuenl
al present loncerning Ihe two Keiler
ai coiiiiacis on which woik al hit
vaids was suspended a few woelo
i.igo, was his statement today. Titer
has ln't-ti no caucidlalioii, nor will at
I Hon prohahly ie taken until a fill
I report on the work has been made.
This ha not ye b. en completed. In
; -aid A ri'Mtome hum the Hoveru
1 mini i: ep. etc, I by the lust of lu x.
yea r.
Ifeporls had been irciilaled that
he had leturned wilh the assuraiic
, ol eoiilr.o ls lor two sailing vessels oi'
I six ma; Is (o replace the two Ferris
i ti o 1 I hulls on w hich work luo
stopped Mr. Jlanlis said this was
'liKorncl. that he had had no dca'i
'ii,- relative to saihhi: schooners mo
A,is he d' iIiiil' I lor any privaK
, tonirai l-i Ii ia understood that tlo
Iv.nds have private coiilr.icls to ac
i c.-.i w hcuev or I le y aie ready lot
I Ho-:, i
I To make pojsihM Ihe checking ii
'on Hie l-'ederal ships and lo it It old
, tin- worker:; ihe Chih lmas and New
i . ai hohh.vs. the iinlt will elojo
iiex i Ha t ut d. y to remain eloseil foi
two v.e 1; . .-aid Mr Hanks
The I'ort Leaveiiwiirth, with Ld
Lund a- captain, made mi unusiiairv
1 fine nip south Though Ihe Vesse'
i w ' ut soul h in t -on rh w a tor. not a
drop ol waier wiim tnkn. Moreover
1 ihin was i, e fird li ip for lid. Lum!
jas ina-ter on Ihe baree Itoinre thlP
a S.i n I ' l a m i- co man . C. I '.. Lllld'1
I vi-t. nine lit lo lake the barge--j-'KUth.
Tlo- I'oil l.eavenworlli wait
' ed te le lUil We. ks liefol'e tl pill tn
Sen
; 7 i'. iium ; t ii ,ono other cat i bL.
i com V 1 1 ed wilh :'. V .iino.llltll ; 1 SMMI,
i "Hoi -.In op tall increase, for Die firsl
lime in many years, over ihe prered
'tut' Mail compared with M.'iJ'L
1 nihi; 71 .'iil.iinii i.w in'. i ompareii
1 u t h !.!.; "..null
1 to- ' i mi ,i t. d I ' I i pt odu'-I ton ol
!,....( y ,nit uoo.iooi poll lids. com'
: i 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 ' 1 ,"n 7,' pounds in
't 7 ; 1 1 , .". i M ! , I M 1 1 1 , 0 I H t polimls Ol
! ii 1 1 V Cm np.it es w ith X. I Ml, I f H.IMtf) :
; i'i;,.nnniioio , minds ol multon and
coat local eoinpan d wilh IM.'JMa.
ni.h; w '( nnii.nioi callous of milk
M'liihio d hi l'il was 111 .OIHI.IMMt
1 jiMiiod-- mor than the I :i I 7 pioduc
' t:')t, . I"'' .' J 1 io.O (tot) ltd- of wool
1 pound more than I M 7 ,
1 v.' 1 .nidi. nno do' "i- of cim:'1. 't .
on o,n no do.' us more ; riS:i,ii'Hi,ooo
i head ol poultry. I , nun, nun mole
I in mi I h I'niled Ioi Woik.
"I . p. 1 1 1 pa 'd 111 hacldng Up tie
m -i le. i : million- ot no n. women
,o a nd i i on t i,i- t.i r ins a ml t to
I ., e ii d ., i-t ie i ! 1 1 1 a I a I'.-nci. m IIh
t or tl , it,, ludinc tlo- fi-dela'
"-I tt tut. 'lit of .g t o 'ill me, I he
.l.ilc fiilli P , II.' d' p,.l'lne,l ol
;.( i o h u I ". riiii'i'i or git ina t ions
and lie- i-i'iicuHaial pi m. is strlk
r H"' '- ' t . t . i s. lot t is alio
I-, ; . r 'oo I'-!--' i' tn.w ti and appreci
,,l. d Wi'lim the I.. w iir, however
I,.. .....lo:'. ' l.e ;'ltelMo of
Ihe -.. ..fid h.i !.. 11 dm eled to ic
f ,i, I Tlo- to-A n- and Hie
he ,....,,1 - otil. all ale dirertlv b
rt.-ti'li nt ii.' n an iciPnie for tlo-ir
j 1 I I ! I I I 'II -I O-t of llo m lof
Mo ;l : low!!. " ud pio peritv Tlo-V
i ,,f ne, . ial-e an Intelligent
i o 1 1 mi ' w hii. t el In i ut a 1 prob
i. ,inj i;, the too (ei ment of t oral
! 'I I P. lhi e't.M t, i. 'id
.t. . r h. ,i " tin mtorm lhi-nieles
d . .( t.. u -ut.p'tlt lo the pi ill'
t, t w. i.v tio- Kederal
ud I .t e oil' i I i ;t I ion a M'l bv t lie
m .ie tlooiflittiil aiifl Tiler, -infill
I., t m- i ,.l k.-d I i-: ilili:'i" ill eV' l V
i mi ,d' Ho I'ninn are noted to an
I ..-a pi that have been made hv the
! -b paitm-rit lo enlist more complete-
JUNIOR RED CROSS
BANS GERMAN TOYS
IIAUli I.V il-:l!M..V AllTICI.KS
Wll.l, NOT H.WK 111 KI1S
AMOMi Jl Mult Itlll) I'HOSS
iv:Min;its AMi:itii'A i',.
ii "i s soKiirr.
CHRISTMAS TOYS ARE MADE
.Many Junior Iteil Cross Children He
roine Toy .Maker of Kino Crafts
iiiaiiship ioi Uk ChristuuiH
IVade In tho I. 8.
Christmas time brings a new
variety of work for Junior Ked Crosa
members, who wish to put a ban on
everything made in Germany and
buy only American made articles.
All true patriotic youngsters will
nave none of the toys or other holi
lay articles bearing (he obnoxious
German trademark and It is safe to
say that local boys and girls pur
chasing such articles will be very
Tew in number. To show what the
Junior Ked Cross la dolnp for Christ
mas in many places, the following
iccotiut from the Ked CrosH bulletin
will be of Interest :
Junior Ked Cross youngsters
have conspired against both Father
lime and Santa Clans UiIh year.
Many of them have, been at work
creating toys for their Christmas
ia.aar all Hummer and fall. Per
haps It 1h because Santa Clans' tra
ditional waroH have always been
made in Germany thai young Amer
ica has taken things in hand. At
my rate, American youngsters are
seeing (o it that there is no lack of
I ou per cent American playthings.
l,os Angeles children are nol con
ent with making just toys. They
ire making real estate in miniature.
Ml last summer, In a breezy garden
.v ork.shop, they tacked and Hewed
mil paiuled ou the marvelous crea
Ioiih which are sold tu HWell Junior
(ed Cross funds at the Ked Crusti
hop. The young stern enlisted ex
ert assistance In the services of u
lapane.-e house boy, who with a true
Japanese knack for the inicrottcopic,
urned out several Irresistible dolls'
muses fu of bewitching furniture,
v hich sold from fifty to a hundred
lollars each.
A church also materialized, with
ts tiny altar candle, its pews up
lolstered m'ally. Its priest in prlest
y gat men Is. all ready for a doll
veiidiiig to take place. To make all
he contents of a country store in
mniaf lire takes Imagiiiat Ion as well
is skill, but the reproduction when
inully com pie toil would have been
Mono u need perfect by any rural
n or Ii .i n l The Ked Cross hospital,
villi its w arils and nurses, doctors
n uiiiloiui, and patients, would have
teen approved of by t he moM par
icular chief tuirgcou.
I n-iiver children found unex peeled
oy making 1 1 me t his fall wluMt the
fin" epidemic doM'd the schools,
i'lo ir sit per isor, herself a profes
ional lo maker, lent them her
.vork bench and her back yard, and
hen hi i hem develop t heir own
dens A delightful assortment of
iiid.iiie and battleships, guns and
m uiu ii it Ion, doll furniture and
jumping -jacks was the result.
Toys l ideal of the different ele
nenls in the population are also to
m a feature of the Junior Christ
nas baaars in Colorado. Log
-abln will be sent from the mining
listiicts; mountain sheep, with long,
uilv horn from high in the Koekien.
I'nuiiy little doiN, rojncH by Indian
It i il i n lioin their own, and distinc
ive .Mexican toys will rentier any
ni.aar (able irresistible To make il
vt-ii nio'e cosmopolitan, foreign
h ihl i on re nr ned lo copy t he pic
uiesijue tins which piirenls brought
rom Dm 'ope To s as well an
oungsteis are becoming Amcrh an
ed ,v the Junior Ked Cross.
Xrguuicitts Toinornm
The inking of evidence In the case
if Cody v s 1 1-lack w as completed
oday in the Circuit Court. Tomor
ow mot nini: at in 'tn the attorney
vi 1 1 make 'heir arguments.
tcm-in or it.-. I oo-e.
t'ountv Treasurer Jas K. Sawyers
ias nce ed the ret urns from th
leer hides which w. r donateil here
in i in g the past Mason for the tiso
.f the a via I ion service Not being
leeded in lliat hrain h aTter the close
f ihe fik-hlitig, by permidoti of the
'.faster Game Warden they were
hipped ami sold for the benefit of
In- 1,'ed Cross The $ ' 0 received
hefi-for was turned oT to h locnl
lie. I i"ro-s chapter todav
t iduht Tiiiin W re ked
I ii-thl cars of a northbound freight
rain went into the ditch about half
i mile this sol" of Urain just after
noon todav The wrecker w.m sent
out from Imre and the track wlM
11-obuhlv be cleared by fi o'clock.
-.'one id' the train crt w win Injnret.
Ihe Cii:i-e of the Uleck WAS II lit
la'etl in Ihe report.
Iv co operation by bunkers nnd other
business men. and of their asfioclft-
HnllH ill Ihe eltort tt make Hgl'IClll-
lure more profitable and rural com
munities more healthful and attractive.
i