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Newspaper Page TextI ' . ' j '"I " REVIEW TELEPHONE 00 JOB riUXTDiQ The Review Is equipped to print letter beads, envelopes, cards, pob ters, or anything In Job priming. Vae the phone If you have a want ad or a news Item, or any business connected with paper In any way. tff Omht Tl of Th wm1 Llbrty. HOftKlU'TK), IKHGI-AS COUNTY. OREGON, SA I'l ltDAV l: Ii:ci;MP.K I! HI, HUM. VOIu XXI. -Nil. B50. ROSEBURG W BERNSTOBFF SMS III rnilMKK (ii:i;.M. ASRiASSAtMili i ItKI'KATS SA.il I-: OLD I' A.N AHI' i WiMkins; Uesorve, lias fi.'lll u copy of THAT IIK I IIIIOI) TO PIIIA lO.NT h. ,;m emit ilii-lrui-liOn ni.imiul to A (ilOKMAN lililOAK WITH I . S. ' riu,t. Kmun, lci uc-slinfT Hint llnx i;t lOII.N.MIO.V I'. j ihm i. usimI -in clussc. or uericul I lure in lilt' hicli schools. Tilt' P .oiis ' cover a lart-'e slope and are nol the- GERMAN "WAILS" UNAVAILING ; w"e'M ' will Itf open soon for eiirolliii.t in Hinmi'T work and t i is new sillij(,'.t IwiM lie of urvat iissistiliue to boys Cry tor I-'.miiI Toluol lo be Only ' eonlemplalinp farm work. It is'use Pt'iipimuiiilii lor Kiisier 1'fjieo j fill in every way and will be of value Tonus l.o.lne Keeps l i j to t-very student. Kvnytliinc in im llis l-'iulii on l.eamie. ! provi l running is iiielud' il. with i demonstrations of the life of nnicliin- eiy of various kinds, sprayiiin, eulti- III ty l iiinU .1. Taylor. DIOKI.lN. Hee. 21. The Germans feel that their political salvation de pends upon the suecosslul inaucura tioii of a leattue of nations, accord ing to Counl llernslorff. formerly Ambassador to the I'nited States. II. instoi'll, who knows Wilson hitter than any other Herman in public lile, is optimistic over the oilllook for a peace settltno nt ahum tee lines w hich iKon adxocales. lteru storlf. ho, ince hi.- reiall from Turkey, has been inline teehnieaily as Jorein secretary iim'.er too So cialist (.'everntuen!. F:'Vr the I'nittd " 1'ress the !ii-t P iblic uto ram .' which he has .lineie.l at America since the lalti r's declaration of war against Ci tinaliy . He refused to talk ther lines. lie n-iiei ated i In- stat.'!iients m:.d.' wi b .ivlni; l!ie I "Hit. ct Stnti s that he luol done everylhini! in his power lo preyent a break with Aineriea. lie ass' rn ii that he never for n moment doubted the gravity of error on ilie pari of the Kaiser's o ei nineiii . (.c iiiian "Walls" riiavailniK. WASHINGTON, Dee. 2 I. to'r niany is in no danger as to food not.-, aciordini; to Stat" liepai't no nl inlor malion. Her chief dittkully is one o Idislrlhu'.ion. The Atlstriau lood Situation, hull ever. IS sellolls. I ii" American Hovel anient will lilaii" neitlor hasty nor . l.-ii -iv toed ad justments. The Ii. rnian prop,.o.anda "wails" Tor assl.-tanee are lallinK on eats they do not doc-ivc. l-'or tiovci anient ounei-bip. ItlOlil.lN'. c. HI. 'I he Arbeit"! Soldati nrat, at a imal f '-inn held last niltht. ad.. l.d a mea.-ui" plo vidini; lor co . i tioo'iit ouiei-hip ,,f mines and all e-sential industries. Tiiey al.-o insi no t.-d th" peuplo e loUIICil lo becill Sn.iall.lliU I 111 ill" I. ntely. Altierii an Ships Will Lead. I.UNHON. I"e. 21.. The new. paper National wal l- til- ilri'i.-b that it would ne suieoh'l lo eeler in to a naval l.uihlini: c.n.o. 1 1' lull itii the I niled Si, ites. deelai mi; thai- U there be any naval snpr'i'iaei nl al! it w ill he Ane i ic.m and not Hi ii .si. I.odlte Continue l il'.bl. WASIIINli'loN. Iiec. 21. I'rilim' Wilson's baiiue ot nations bb . "ca pi iv al ini: and .illracliv, ." Sen.i'or l.od"e. K. publi. au floer b ader. si ri oiisly iie.-tioo. -1 lis plai n, ab, lily a a workiiic plan to k. ep the wot hi a' peace. Alii alleiuiu to liirni Mich a bvcuo r.....v. I.O'Ui- said, ran in! ' ellllKim.ss He p. a. e that we ollltllt to make at once with I id ilia l. v ." Ii. urceil i,i.t I'oio n.elit ot a di-eii.i'.ti of th" tollovv IIIU t IV e Ol V.' 1 i - ,11 peace term- until a s.iti-lactory Mud ini: treaty is icie d A bat nations. Ir- edoin of th" s a. s dii.lomai v . . i .-neiine barriers. 1 I ml " I - t .lid i. linclioii of i,riu.in:ents. lit oru'inl "itt'.n of nin . V.'ASIII.M'.T"N. Dee 2 1 law Kalliation of III" l lli'cl Stale- nlli:;. o,i permanent lines has start d Ma inr I, eitc i al M. noher, f e rl; co'iiinalif e r ol Hie lisinnow in.is andl.ilerba.br el no' Six:., niu Corp ha" la,. n named l.y i biel ol ill March :s difelol .,: !!- a,r (.civile. 11,-piiblli- lor Silesia. lt!;l!I.IN. I."e 21 A -lionc ai'!- tation in !av,ir of letiiiitic an inde- p. tub lit n p l ilie in sibs ,, j., r. poll- ed - -- O - llnirt I'lilae:.!- I- l. '111. il i l'-,i,',-:.r I. .in I lo.ne l.i-t nithl from I..I- .V.'l...., Sat- Francis.-., bay. v I I,. was Ian- t.-l.-il ,,UI Ol I l.e .1, . -'II " !. I" Ml San Irani t--'.. I u- I A ' S. b.t't. forui.'liv ,il th... WI'!' a-jie.i a in havii.c I i mt. ne -I Mr a t the pen. al ot th- w a nau ,...-n r fori I I ,-r.-. vlt sclnib.-ii said such was ie-i lb" t .-.'. and licit he ha.i alwav- I i"a! to till- null Wii Paid i: I. Wl thi apl" af , I c,l v r. ' orib r I a - Pie i lb' in: p nl i, fine of . I Lu b i ine i o 1 1. sire, t w ,1 :.ie;t tall 1 KU inr ill i rhe Mol.,1 I' - i.-. ii. :. I,.. . -i. i : v.:,- il .. i. i i b s..e.. ;v. d fa! r. IP lie- i l s n nl. i. ,1 eil 'I 1 1 ! 1' S- tl.i- . .'.it-t ii,. J-.-- ph 1, w u th ,i i ".. ii. I Ul,',.: I :: !'. I ' pila! at vo il l' HCe.aitlt Of .m :e ' CJC lienf health. FARM CRAFT LESSONS Will BE TAUGHT TO 0 Tim d'ucliilli: of farm fi'iift will Ini u new suliji'i'l in inc limn lliiiiuliis i'mllllv. J. . Hr. wit. I'ul- Director of the U. S. !! I miIIoi, ami the eare 01 sh.ck ami J dairy le rils, in faet all that should he knov.li on the I arm. j lieil ( loss Mi'ellllK A most enjoyable and unusual ineetiui; was held Thursday, lie.'. 1'., by the ineliilu rs of the Ke.l Cross auxiliary of llreen and vieinily. iasi amount 01 work in kniti ii'.K and I. ei;i;.ll l 1 el .as aei omplb ar.l. At m.eii a hounlilul dinner wna s i,e.i in ulneli v.. re ineliided many of the dainty and tasteful dishes Unit the II, e,.-.-n-l a are cap... hie of preparing. Ailer all. number - . . were seated lb -very oniiiue poem, colli- pn.-.il by Mis. M. Van Hoin. vva' r.-ad by the pr-.-siib'tit. Mrs. Vv. t- V.'oh'orlh. Immediately follow-in'.' 1 1, is was the iiresentalion ot an m- , propriale cift to Mrs. John liowaul v,ho bas so lively Riven th. vv.w kin.'t ; ,,,, ftritish peace il. lec.it ion. They , by next Monday nlKh' Simply be r ir and assisted in her many kind;,.. . (-iH,i iiin-,,,, ... n.liv cocnizalit cause you have been overlook, d by iv av s i his treat liwvu aiy vvoi n. mi auxiliary has ree-nlly donated i" - 1 hen. lit of Ihe IhlciaM P-i .. : I'.i'id. X. V. I-:, shir'a was over fioai Si"b. i liu today. W. !. Sinirh't'ili came in li'eui (is'i Cie-! ih.s mi. mini;. 1'. I'orlin. of Coles Valley, we h'l-'tl' . V I : - -I" he: e Ie.i';iy. , .1 W. Cann y was in Horn IS.-ion ; al i.-'idit'ir lo business nta.lei s tod.t.v 1 Sh- lilt Vjuilie and I icl.il iv . l;,,l IT:- VVIIlt tO Cb'lldale tolla.V Ol! Oil ei.l bus'll'".s It. 'b"lli. Of lOnCOlle. V P.. 1... Inn i-.r a short viil, w."U I II. i.- I . ..riiitiL' to v : -it 1 1 i n I - Pr. c. II. I alley and b'. 1. 'I- l.a'i.ihliu were aiuiirc ihe S.,ii'!: I'. i'l.-, 1, re- i'b lll s ill I , i w II H, da; Mr. i.ii-l Mrs ti. I-. l.urm M r- 1 1! ' I," ' 'o i;ouml 1 'l a il 'e : , 1 . a te a :, w t'.avs sli.-li! in llii-i eity. .1. 'ei.e.er. .Ir . el II. e I: ' Cii-ls' Aid Society, o! Portia. id. .- i t 1 j ; : c;!v lot il I'eW d.lVS Oil bll-'.-s.. l'...l. j' Ili-ait'- I n- 1;. lu : I;, . I: ;.. , i Hi . In , , ii. b r I '1. I ' : ' to wr. ! '! . An.-elu a I ., la'a. ten p- ill- 10. D. Phillips and Mi ll Phillips, sr., of I i. nver, c.,1 . w !,. v i-r- b.-re y. -tei-.htv 1 . f l tins ! "i n ihe lor I l..il:,li:l. Cel. .lane Campbell and Marv Caiupbel ariiv.d this inorniu't from Corvnlii' A b. I" tlf f'.l lll'-r w as 111 1 le S A. 1' i' and lb" latter in lend in j: o. A C I Ii v w ill spend the holidays al tlo-n lionie le 1". News v a- r-ecAcd in Ihi- e:f. In- -1 v i f the bit ill of a son to Mi . aiM Mi . II. D Mill, at P.. nd. 1' ! II .11 is a brother ol Mrs n i t,., n. f il.ii i it v Tie v f..i p.. i " ,,..s,!, ,j in lies. hurt', and al-.. a' Wilietr. Al I'.ltr .lor. .-. Hie bt oli e S a n.-roiteii b nt. b it for Poi'laiol t'-t ,ti.-i!ioi," t,. -p,-ii, chr.s'tua v i'1 I,, i h. Ml ..vi" " "ii" '"ir o l;e I o r- V. Ul I'll'"-- m ar D"l I d ar' now -;,1e from Inrh wat. r a' ) lb' ia i span w ll be st line" l,v .Ian I S':f!i.-eit. ,. ,.,! t,y ..in- '.Mil. cnaltiaati 01 ai,- W-unaiis lanv. publicly 1,111 I.i , i -,, piesuient - ne .- ,, l,..,o.. Me n w le i oa.e I : lie i' -o ' . ,i-,,ti in mi V al Hon, D. -I . ,!.,. ...men bow lovoK V. 1 -, , , ., -, ,i-.an -Tiriiali : -' sia l .u i "V I'u.vttio. C'.ieiilel.-d . f J ! I, ' C. . le I C a. il ila . ...I ':,.-li.- l- '.oil. ... a ' Mi" It n re !. .s 1 n 'ii.fh I T! b.i-l,.-' :-i:".if II .- ' I.-, i' Ii i . i. I . ..I I. ' 1 tl.J. ,i 1 '' 1 ("I ' ' ' a 1 - : -l.'ia a i.i ..t Pi! : " - ..a a. .M-.ll-t I". lord ".: '. a"'! was r'viTii; pi la- :--- Sal pi. '"a, ,.-., ..,- :- ii," s mm- n.'ia;, biliii-i- was l:n I,.. I,,;. i ' 1 , 1 w I i 1 1 n 1 1' i s i wiau.i; held in '!' . 1 n a '- All ypr-v. r- -et w,th !. GEGLARF REPORT IE sr urn that p.i pouts that HKMISI Its Oh' -l it i-: amciiican I'l i( 10 IHOI.IOIJA HON I'AVOIilOll siNkiNi; si i;i;iomi.i;ioi) 'Au stin's IS l NI Ol .NDIOll. W ill ; as I'av as Possible lo Meet "I reeihun oi the Sen.' rian, n Present Sen Laws Art' Ami (l lial I'll t.ei limit i'rcii li'iil. llv l-'red S. l-'er"tisoil. P.'vHIs'. Dee. 2 1.- 'I'he retioii that 1 Americans will take dollar nicmher the American ieaie coiunrasioiiors ships this Christmas, the wur council 1,:,,! ided lo advoeale sinkmi; the lias cancelled the war fund drive sun. ndered Herman war lie. I is ; previously seheiluleil lor sprini;. 1 p- eovv, lim-sln, where he hail been dur "pure biitik." so a hic.li official In-! on Hie success of your efforts tliisjl; s, . ureal war tint i I a verv forineil the lllited Press. Stihniitl Iiik week depends whelher your chu pter j ,,w months i:i;o, when he had lo lie,. : uriteslions rejuinli.it; disposal of ihe musl arain no Jo the people InTom wi,, his fainilv. as Hour lives were lieei and ciiessiuc as lo how it will , next Cliristtuas. Successor this roll i ,.,itinuallv mi naied bv the llolsii--lu disposed of are ainuiiK the favor- ' call clearly depends upon reachlnc , iki ..i,.,,,,.,,, . .inoni; o'her lluiiits te i.aslimes here. The same applies every adult with a reiiuesl lo join, as il(, wrjU.s: to tlie manner of disposition of the no loyal American will refuse. lle- h ,V.1S i,.,,.,, ,,,,,.,,,. w, llcnrv former Kaiser. Asa mailer of fuel, ' ports thus far indicate a conipara- , Mx ,roili.-r i and his lunillv, ul iiotiiiiiE lecardinj; either has been tiveiy sniall ourollment in Oregon, I tlnmuh ol eourse he was itlad los.e decided. : nevertheless we are coliliib nt you us;. i:v..r since lie had a chance land Ii Meet Wilson' View. , ,ii,- i;,l I Keen I. I l'AIJlS. Dec. 21. Ureal lllitaill ivviil e ;,s tai as possible lo meet t i,..,, u'iImiu's ooint of view re- g;, i.iint; the ' Ireedoni of the seas. -,ceoi .1 in " to advance skirmishers of , , ,,. mess,',.. I.,l r.-v e-ine I'"' anil- . ; i .- i . -r I : . a laws, hut point out that ! ., i, r, niu-i h, . ensisl en I w,lh;'ne nonplus l oiiniy ,misiiiici i til" 1 Cilia w-lia-li tli.-y vv ! i a - e I'. Insular position. r e Wilson biniself s.-pieial eonsidera- I i,.a in.l .--.ttei'iiai'ils. Ojitiate Niii'.liei-ii Pacific. W S 1 1 1 .Mi I f iN. Dec. 2 1. I iperat 1' ce.ll.'cs have been Hifllled by : laillool nil liiiuist 1 at ion well the , .,, ,. cn.i u Paeilie and its subsidiaries, eeine a standard annual re te.in ol more than f'.'.tK 1 to- io . to, khobleis. last l-'riday from piieumouia. lesiilt-! Iny. Cp to April we vv.ue in eoiu Sto eceil lie. S.di. : ilifc: troiu a n-hipse of the iiit I ilena ' lltun i,.;, t inn Willi him. he s-ioli!'" in i 'i 1 1 '10' i 1 1 At I ION, Dec. 21. Count 'I he deceased was a I rilsled employ e , . ,-asloiiallv si Il ied lilaek bread n , lii oelidtu 1 1 . of I'antau. present nun si, r to D.-inoalH, has been iippoinl ,1 t", i i-iL'ii iniiusi, r of : i riuo ii y . so ,- , ", :: d p; 1 Ii aliiioiii-.c.-d. -vve.llll l le.-l Ne.il- l;u-in. i". 1 1 i:H.ii I N, D. c 21. A r :, !i ti-'t he;- :in:" ;,r. d oil the i: -1 .mail e. ,... ot l;-i-sia. accordiiiL' ,i ',, ;i il: pa'eh itrejv.d b.le. 'I'he :lh-! he'll, lolces ale l.-potl-d to be 1-,-lbl nil i: floltl lie- v e -.-, u tit re :r,,i,t iW s-iiihfte j,. i;,i mile.- j .untie ;'st of Itel'li. I ,,n (he war., i-'aillltlll to his elnploy j "l.livil.. ol Ite.p. Slopped, I, -r,. ;tild Hue to hi. friends. Th" lb -I A MSTIOl; DA l. Dee. 21 Tin ceased came into Ibis eon inity ;. j 111 iti -ii I'ov.i not of l'oh, cue has or-j ',o!!"r.il the Workmen and Soldiers' j e. l i i, unci; to iti-eoni tune tin -it- iictivi- II both liallle- ot file 1,'bilie illl lelv. includ'iic the i-va. iialinc ,,f ,11 pnbl,. bniblnics Will Clioose l.el'iiiiin Pt-eidt-tit, S I I ii'KIH i.M. Dee, 21 A eon Tel. lice wllll'll Will . b-et t , 1 - 1 J . -1 1 1 jlo I lb I be Ci ma 11 ri pub! ie will I'll I .- . luber '."I. ace, i. (I ilili to I 'ill II!- p.l'l ll I"' ' iV. il lo e ' T I IV. l.ll l Us TO M Mvi: f Verit and Public i he Taken Pp. Only I'loje. t llll.'lc 'T-, II. e i: Tlil.uil'll of I'r.-idelit Wll-Oll lo .',i,a!l ol the Holt e iota visaed haiboisnnd tb" w S':II' ... h i', r '.'iil 11 all , , Ii I i v , i s I I of Ml II. Hie situation !e ,'omiiic clearer a s to i, lial II i a V . c I a Ii d (I ii ll c i 1 1 l s . Willii and Cillril'b I .-v-.eit.il ill i-'vir and harbor P c-; Sn-d- r Music ami i'.iiih- made tie t ,-n at tie- i'1-i -in' s,.:ion ol ! hour-i pass iill too uuP-l-l- 'ne- jlno-t delirious retleslllliehlS VV e I i ' , '-:,,. ',., , nt s,....., -as. hi bli'l. '; "i'l V . il. niter which Ihe cue-Is ,, ' ., , 1 1 1 , I 111:;,, i's should I,.' ) p.'.rteil ll.t lli.'ir SOV-lill lll.tlies Til"."" ,(l,,,i, !v tiiiiin' niu il. thai iiticor-I pieseni we-,- J ; ,f n : peinne, ii, , le ca1 a. , I ,,. oi"'-t- b. com pl.-i.. I. and : llaii.il-oii. liuth Iiradloid. tiladysl t fiir'l r improv. n-euo . nol In ' Taylor. Cbnlvs Walker. Mali.ir.t a.. oi . in.,-, l-ei nniteen'b'd lo. tlf- .inn. i. I 'nan end Ullla and Cellnob - : a. :!. r . be . :,r. f 'ibv -irulm- -o ' 'I' " I lo I; die s.t,. 'l,a! tlo V I'-alU e"liili Join P'.l In. 1 i-ia ll.. l-i'.-p-ts of com- A tolal of l'. ot the til. libels of .., Wita I ! V , s f. rial 'I-. tie '!" 1'lil'Olt Sebl-els llono Pave 'II 1,1,,,, f,:i.,. a CO ilia -.1 poll, y rolled a- in.',,',.!- of the Ite.l Cro-s : I !, , ':,:: 1 1 i',, . .1. , that ir- I in- iii..i-b s ,ra. tieaMi all v. ho .'.r- fa ,.i or!-, a 1 , vv new I- n - l"ie I ainonc Ho- ine m he is .,! ,.- at., nl ',, ,1 m.i.l ami tlo- bono 'Ibisl- a - pb-ndid bow e e ii.'. ,,.- t. -t part. :.-.i d tt.i i. for the :il the tl-vt i.iiiia.il- .1 1 the I .-C I " ..111 . v - ir,'' ii r U .1 i.i pf, - d I.-. l -'i rlii' ' i, ,:!. ,) M, n,(. , . .V c.lh I.i-.i"d l-v H 1 , i -i i,,, : t i.r . 1 1 ) ... - I.-. t;. N ll tO . V iil'e ri'C- will nnt bill HI. l"y ' e ( T.l'irieer; I O - li-rr" Ml -ir I' v. I'f-w r 'h. Cnioti Crek FINAL APPFAl IS MADE IN CHRISTMAS ROLL CALL RED CROSS MEMBfRSHIP Tlie following telegram should np pi'al to everyone, w ho is interested in l lie hoys "over t here," or win wan is id hold a membership ia t lit i greatest organization fur tht' ailmin i istrution of aid lu t lit suffering; in llh history of the world. It says: Seattle, Wash.. Dec. 20, 'l!HS. V. C. Hard in p. Koseburg. Ore. Henry I. Davison, I'hairiiian of rhei sssrsk ir dent Wiilson to arnin.ee for noees- sary extension of lied Cross work. One million American soldiers re-1 niainlllK in Traliee 1 ndef i n ll.dv need the ministrations of the Ited Cross The comini: of peace will show ti pic ture of misery such as the world has never seen before, demandiim the united support of the American peo- P'o to relieve it. Ilelievint; nil loyal call anil will e.-t per cent. IIIOItVlOY I.INDI.IOY. Division Koll Call Chairman. All red blooded, loyal nu n and ; women in iioiikiiis i oanty win ne wearint! the l!H!i lied Cross biitlou siiii.-ii... , is no use mi n." Joiliimr. Call at the lieaihiuarlers at corner .lacksou and Washington streeis. or send in your dollar tor a ineiiihersliip. We want no lied Cross slackers in liouitlas Coiintv. So join. W. C. II A I! Dl Nl I, 'tin ti ty MaiuiKer Christmas Koll Call. DiOA'lli op' vifioK i:i;k kso. ll'ort I'lnpiiua Courier). ictor lOrickson died in tins cityi;n, j.ciive part in Ho volunleer al ol the Ivi-edsporl J'ish Co., a native of Sweden, and about :ta yeiirs of ace. No on.- al the present wniiuu know s any Ibiei: ! cal'dini- relatives. vie, as ever'.one canon nun, was a fin iw and bad the re pi cl ol -all. No one ever went to Vic amp ask, d lor a i.vsoiial.le lavnr who! vv a s liiil"d down. A eon 1 1 1 b II t or to! a!l chalHahb' olltanlations, a loVit' o 1 his a'lopleit eoiiiilry. he colitri'. I ,j c,,M, rou-lv lo liinds to carry- diirinu tile buibliuc of the S. P. bride." across the l lnpuua. and since thai time bad I i most of the time ill the employ ol Ihe Heeds-. oil l oli Co. His burial look place ill the I Caldllier eiv Saturday. I'iiie Window lida t; (Hie ot III.- pllellj. st Window di 1 ' ' - plays to be exhibited for 111" Christ- i mas sea-oli was Ihal shown ill III'- ,1 - nidow (f Ihe Cash Croc.-iv today ' I Th- display included all tlu- o ; ilhinc- in fiuits i,ml mils to he lis. II , 1 tor the holidays, and a v,-tv pieiiv. , etfeel W.i aeiil.V.'.l Willi II lain.'1 : in d ot oialico. .-in loutoled l.y i ! n u I v and fruits i Slllpl'i.' Pally , I I,.- pi. asalll bl.lil" of Ml s Mal lb l i.-inv,. .-. on I inpipia av.utie. W. ,t , I,'.,-. bin c. was Ihe .eeiie of a very- iollv surj ri-e pal'v civen lor In l two : inc. lor wl::. t, lino Ii credit ab'o I- din- 'o Mm Mat I" 'I h"'" ini'i ii!,t.e I-IIO I ' ' a I klllis b .ll'. ol the en at rood w Inch . beiiir done hv Hie If. .1 I l.,s -o CVerefl T It h.i. I b. linn, d a! Camp Lev U, ; ti:- I, -ol i h,i i Ii l" . I, i foil ft .en t --. r- ic 1- I.'hiipII.i Arrha! nl. -I o! -he (,;,.. r I Irli lion, tl hi t ev- in: -it h.-rlin to p-'iel tip !e..,h,' - .-,.i,. - , eut'iut- fill lll! .i. t m:it n ' in i; d. j. . . I' - "i .T. ..l-l- -ii.-!, Jot-. 'Ll' tin-':, '.! i 1 1 J .. i ( ,( - I . ' f -ie-i, '..I i'..-!iii.r ir' t , .V , ; I-., V. Is'".-,. ho.,t i '' Vou at" welcome J. TELLS ABOUT CON DITION IN RUSSIA i i'i:us(.i, i rm:n mokkis VI 1U K (.l I S .A St.KiH l' . SKiMT INTO Till-: AWM'li CO- lUTio.Ns in ii i ssi i ti:i: itoi sm v iki in i.i:. - .m continually menaced ! I I limit Sllllevini! lor l.llel, of food : ami Children .,r;it How to Play HoM Men ol Itilssia Wett Iteiii Killeil. Ceoliie Weber is in leeeipt of u ' letter from his brolher, Morris: Weber, funnel ly of this city, w ho re- eently ui'i-ived in lloslon, Iroin .Mos ; , , iiv,. Moscow lor Knit, whole tllintts were iillle orderly and pear.d loaveli compared Willi wurrieit atloul us a cre.it ! Moscow , he as W(. ,,., illt, ,,,. .1 to smv. i l-'iually the Amerleaii 4 iov ci u men l ! could do nothing for us with the I Itolsliev iki and ordered us to leave. After that the Itolsllev 11,1 ll'lllsed Ii ,., ,,, ,,. .Nurweciali slir, who looked ii 1 1 or our lull rests, r.ol permission lor ns to leave in sniall parlies. The hardest was fir my wife lo leave, as she left all her ac tiiuiii!nnet s and friends, hesith s her sisler and faiher. . . . Her lalhei, a former aitiiy oltleer, had to the 1 1 o 1 u Pet rol-'l all soon nll'T the lie': t-hevilti Itol the hplier band H seltled ill - , where he bad a sniall house of his own. 'I'll! le le- has been ,,, hi, line since, belni; too old lo lake and .. seudlio: biul loliaii-o ill e iiu-e Aiull '..' had no lino (,,,,, ,( ,jm. ' j1(.n.v stood the t I. I.ke in. -ell. .linto well, only Holt be I- l.anilll.. netvoi.s. Lilly loi-l.s avvlul ; lo- Is jus: skin and holies, 'lie- boys sh.iv. little outward ehani'e. tit eoiil.e. uol haviiiK hi il siillo b ul lo . a: lor allmet i Vi-ar I. -II inalks on all ot us 11-11 il was nol I he phi si -al ; o line I. as Ihe moral side that woi in.l in- so much. The tearful lav. 1. -an- s. on certain ol your I. He anil ol Ihose nearest to you. Ito- impo -a -ibility ol pelaona! prol, ci io:l ami Ihe witness I in: of daily ul! b ml minder ol la no TI n III I.i Is ,, l,e I,. :.! Hi, a III Illl sia, iill Ihal has h it a ib I piers on ns all Vou lo-ver -aw olid. lien play Ih.l'e any nolle. The thine Ihal -truck us I on I' o hiii" Finland W.'I'e Pennine .iirhle iilol : -1 1 1 1 i 1 1 L' lacs U lo m o i' one of ii - w as out lute ami vou lo- id s,.,s hi,., and llo'v m v ,-r l-ei . I all iiii'hl vou I" ca ll lo , wall neivollslv lor that p' l "ll lo li t lie The a I hie I lols o. clll I'.-.l on the 'lib of Jo!'. . t u hi lie. 1 lo mil house It I Olirn.-lie. il about 2 o'ebn I, al llll'ht alol b. II Ho v bronchi lie arlilleiy ami l.l iil'.l a -11 eolilalio d bull o onli aboiil Juo .step Ir our ho i Ibnl Ho v ..-. I' 'I 11,111 Hi. I WOll ill tllb l V HI', llo-l'e o.ibl piollalill h.l- ' la . I! lll.'ll II" ,.! ol our boll e Hul Ihe olio I sab I i, I only vv lib iii;i'-bli,e i lies, ami I, all, Is ..n il ini: our w nolow a m .1 a n ii il to si e w hiii via- l'i mi' on. I.!.. .' splinter' all ov r il ' Well, let til" lb -ol bsl the de.ol I waul to ton.'' all H il. ..Ill I'll I ii, list conle... that I onloyoil ,e ho.iluil- "I 'one wa. al lea. I '..ine , 1,1ml- ii. mi.' Ha II a'i'l al-.v ,,v- . al l led II e hope will, ll I I. a I .- ou.e I ha lil-e lor tie le 1 1, I la il lit mill'- "I oil a - Ii W hat v. . ha V, b- 11 lioili!' Well. I have le . 11 I ll 1 1 Ii 1 1 1 1' I'm 1 1 Ul U. I I .inches. t'O "V-l H e o Hoi'iiic 111 il, . prov ni. i. nl Sniob it-li. Ol JII.I'O'I IU I "S. .. 'I'l Oil" Ol II' II' 1, th. pinvim. ol N.'Va-ood, ol .: V , ', mi all es hli : . al i ' .V W 1 1 a I Ilia I j " "' ' la to ! bv I , , I- I. I Ho I a I .. I, at h "I t ti l I tl ' I 1 . At pi I ol a ' . i - to te I p.. ' I O'O,' , 1 I' le! . Ill ered ar th. I b-. I ' f 1 " ,!,;' ' "' ' ' '"' ' ' i ' V' 1 i"r f' II 1 1 I 1! -.!,, i nd M.r . I on I. and at In I bou e PROMINENT fDUCATORS WAS ANNOUNCED TODAY ' Supl. 0. 0. Urown this morniiiR re teived a letier from h. I'. HarriiiK lon, ot Salem, slate luh woriter, in which Mr. llarriiijzlon slated that he had resigned liis position hh utati' cluh worker, lo take etiocl on Jan uary 1. Mr. Harrington In well known lo people in Itosehurp and Douplas t'ounly, as he has visited hen. .several times on club work and has spoki'ii at many of the insti tuics. He has allied Supt. flrown to nun ey t he following dot' ini) ion of Micros as his parting message to I'he leaeliers and pupils of his acquaint ance in liouglas County: "He has achieved success who haft lived well, laughed often and loved inuch : who has gained t lie respect of intelligent men and Ihe love of tittle viiildrcu: who has filled his niche and aceoiu plished his task ; who has left I lie world he tier than he lound ii, whether hy an Improved poppy, a perfect poem or a rescued soul ; who has never lacked appro italhin for eatth's beauty or failed to t pivss il ; who has looked for the hi ..(. in others and has giw-n the best l e hail; who:.e life was an inspira tion and memory a benediction." A letter was uI.ho received from llarxey K. Wells, assistant state su lieriiitendetil, announcing the resig nation of Mr. Wells, to become Pa cilir Coast manager for (lie Uocky Mon nl a iti Teachers Agency of Den ver. Mr. Well- has been assistant stale superintendent for Ihe last six yejrrs, but the new position will open up a hi ad ei- field of use t illness to him. He will assume his new posi i iini on January I . mm;tli: im:i:k ii ii'i:mn;s. Hew is Hit., for laud prices' .1. It llaire n r. tilly snld three acres ot hiv.iMu' prune in, liaid in upper Mis MMiri r.eiii.iii to Clay I. lam at a piict nl' ?7:"u p r ai-ie Mr. 1 hi in ottered him $t;oti per jure fur 17 adjoining iHTiK of plums, Iml Mr. Harris re lll'ed Ihe olfcr I'.un UiHsell, fariiiing Mrs. Ho ga rd us' rain 1 1 n (i rl hea si of low n. as ih,i( rai-ing tuikeys Is not . an il u p: nl i I able business altogel her. b - le Ihe keeping of t iirkev s in volves a let of care ami walchfirt in ;s, and while d"gs desl roved inrkej egrs vblch he and Mrs. Itus--ei f;.- last filing, Ihey sllll saied i linle nionev oul of (be buslnesti this lall. for turkevs Ihey received : liMle o er I ".s. Three spring b.ilcht 'I I'.-Mil-'l- hnouJit J ; -" , each, al "i'ip per pound i 'Ihe I '.tei lie 1 1 mil ay sui v eyors 1 au.''iiiHtnle as Mini' v hal daiuai.ee, 1 f ' 1 1 1 1 . t nii: lit a I the railway cross iin; u-l noiilt ol Dole lalimi. Tie ll k ine . en I ' ib ad'' Miian- aefos ihe railroad track, and to scape in a ppi oachiMg 1 1 a in I h" oci-ii pa nl s ol the mai hine piNii d olll and pusher it of! Ihe I rack by ma n puwi-r. h kept on gin nt! until it overtuinec down In the river. Mrs. .1 Ii Harris has n -i d re cent uonl Irtiin her mum. Sgl. . l.o k mil li, ol die ::.'lh a' in stiairoil mi I'raii'-e His letter was dated Nov l!t, aiol be was thiuktiit' anx iou-l- o h and i-iii viiu' when he ! inii'hl f I to coin.' back In the old I' ! S A. II" y.u s he has a lot lo tcl' when ,e in ts li.n k ol his experience! i ii air laid-, ard ol submarine al ' 'a- ks while eiuouie lo Trance Hi as no one ran picture tlo- terrible otth rmr riii'iip has Lone l Ii i -i i ugh , dun in: the w a l Tlo ir oy at I In w a r's tmI I. in-w no bouiols. W V. Hul t ifoini! about or. eiiltcle-. the tetilt of a sevel pi it I ft -i.talloil iluillig Itie HP whi-b .bu.v. the i) A Coodit lor- la--! week. Mi Hui-u forgot ll- ;ir- iill'.MU a Clippie When (be flU .v,i'i I'i't'iii ii nl, iiimI lit out Up the ii . t ;h a 'J. V.u rail lo ling Ihe fir. 1,. II He foii-rot he v as in his sock feet At the cMee-walli at Hie Itlc, liros b A da lie- ; tore he ra ll into ! ibnrkliole IHmI sprained tin- l''f wbi Ii h hail iii ini ed w hen he fell Hum He Chaduick bridge la-d stnn- llier The Mall i.) I I I S Al l DIE IS I!K I 11, M D I: not ol ten that a mot ion pb -i,,i ,. ,,.,,d.;r r f.n - alt to bH aid Ihe .'iv .- ot a O'o t i' ard wone ti o' lh" in. - I - In- i- nohitiu ot C'l' ',.-. I:m I ;,- ul Wail; CriffHb nfi.tru . r ,,l M i.imm.'I ' ' 'Mirth nl i . 1 1 o.tr " I m 1 1 t't t .) 1 1 ct " a lid 1 1 a rt of Ihe Woi hi ll t-i lire . rleil III lie f Mtut.it- Iin i- llit - ITI ' ''I b" Cie tl l.o e" i,i fi'-i ptioto.., lor Art i r.ri, u !, i' !i u 1 1 1 ! . . hou n at I In v ru b r ; 1 ! 1 1 .i 1 1 i ie t T'ihrsd i v and Vl o.,v III tl i t-bo!. i-' i , 1iH-i-n Aeall lla and n - l-'b d ledo ale . i . or ,y 'i I'' ' I" n i l mil ' d'.lt O S in l,o .H,.' ,,' ,f ..'i tl I il"- tome , - l,..-e - -e,,.. UioppHif fl'iHH, . (1,. t en' . i Hi .ittt-hdoii' CollV il . a I -hIiIm e. whdo iilli'T' Io . .. U. but Which DieV do Hot '. -i .1' , ''in-, be. :,i.,. il is nec,.:-- . t 1 1 ;. t i 1 i c;i it e oT "i i deoior r i. . ii , t r jil III pll r r in tr-ini Helton - 1 , M ! ' . I 'i ' I. in-, of Piddle. .lh M i" It oi ge ! i ' i , i ! i f t.n I a 'in ha' been .,,,!.. iii .'ii intt'H !; "... v abb- to '.. iit b - oil foi a tlo.it time to- -l.i v , a lid ir- fe lit) g M ill! 1 III pro v ed . E ron Tin.; rmsT Tr.MK ni'in.Vd Till': WAR llKi:(ill IS III HIM) n t-: 1 1 yi'oT.v ami ui:m:m:i KI'I'OItT IS M l IIPII TO l(.:.CH TIIP (JOAI.. EAST MAKING GOOD RESPONSE Soldiers l-'itnn nncouvcr ItarrnckH Weiv Scouring 1'ortiiiinl Tmhiy lit mi Kliort to IMace Kvci-y House on Honor Itoll. POltTI.AM), Dec. 2 1 . lint one more day remains In which to com plete the Ited Cross membership drive. The rest of the campaign will boo redoubled efforts on the part of Hie workers to make a better show- ug lor Oregon than has been dls tosed to date. The unpleasant fact must be controuled that tins slate is not nuiking the record expected, un- ohh there are many thousands of en- rollnieiiiH which lutvo not yet been vported at slate headquarters, Kvery man and woman w ho has been connected with the drive will enuiin on the job until Monday light. After that time it will he Ini- 'iosslble lo secure a Ited Cross nieiii- lership for Christ mas. Throughout ihe Kast the membership drive Is meeting with marvelous success, but people along the Atlantic seaboard ire now coining in contact with regi ments of sol tilers returning from France who are nware of what the ited Cross Is doing and who are up areciiilive. This word of mouth ad vertising Is stimulating the cam naign. The absence of many r 'urned heroes In Oregon In Bomewhnt f a handicap, although the men of he upruce production division and he Multnomah Guard, In Portland, ire out in force to aid the cause. Today every house In Portland hat does not carry a Ited Cross ser Ice Mag will be visited by uniformed iiemhers of the Multnoinnh Guard. pruce division soldiers, stationed ai 'ancoiiv r Han-neks, swarmed thru ''ortlnnd today and will continue to light, aiding the women from the (ed Cross canteen in the task of tn olhng the public. In all the I'ort ii ml theaters the solicitors appeared nid tomorrow in Portland's churches addicts will go along the aisles dur nt: the ser ires to enroll such meni ers ol iht- coimii gallon who art not 'earing tb"ir Ited Cross button. Then, will be no letting down oi nt has i its in The drive will end at he appointed lime, but no effort will ie withheld lo secure every member bat It will be possible to Interest. Monday's reports from the Industrial action of Portland will probably add mhst.iulially to tin total, as some of he plants have promised to make, heir I urn in Monday, but only by incessant labor will On gnu be able 0 point with satisfaction to the Itual ,esiilt. At the present rate, the stale vill not show as many members en rolled us w i'ii' second during the Inve of last year. If something is mt done to .-peeij n p the enrollments Monday. Oregon for ihe first tinw Mil hate fallen below expectations n utiv patriotic moveiuent shoe the ip.-nini: of the war. HPIVI M S l l lit ISI S AT PKI MtVI I ItlAN IH ItCH. The though; of giving rather than tf receiving will he the aim of the p sh t'-rian Sunday school in it 'hrislma exeidses this year, so that 'he Sunday school may have a parT n helping the many who an' in great iced nt this time. The regular .'hri'Mitias exercises will he held on ittnd;i evening at 7 the time of be Us tut I even in if .-ervice. An t rattive program has been arranged, Deluding Christmas songs, a reading v Mtss Margaret Page, Why the I'hlmes li.tng;' a sioty by Mrs. Ash lafl. and a song by Miss Mabel !ivall Kei Ojtick Will te the ine.ining of the White tlitts fnr til" K i nt: The primary department will ake a -peclal patf in the program Hid each i las as It presents its gifts -.v 1 1 1 give an appropriate exercise. 1 I I II I, M l( It I S T I I, KS i lMPl.i: TOMiillltoW. The funeral of the bite C. V. Mr I ,a ugh I lu will he held torn or row t ii :;o o'clock in the KlkV temple, the biatitiful ritunlislls services of Mi" I lk.-' loig,- will be cotiducled at b" fniieial Kollowing the srvlces he ho.lv will he sent to Mr. Mc ' ,.i 'ie bhn's former Ito me in Phillips. Wb'-on dn. for linrlal there. Miss MiiriMr-t Mcl.iiiichlin. a sister of he oimg man. hoi nun.' and w il arnveti lien uita remain for Hie ser She w ill nceompanv Mr McLaughlin Is his moiher. n-1 r. U lie I nncinl H.hl TiHltiv 1 The fun- i..l f Claire Wak fichl. .t... inf mi -.i of Mr and Mrs. K. R. W. i, ' i- hi. w,i" held thi.v after noon at the (liap- l of the niobTtiiking pnN bii af : o'idock. Kev. C. II. Hilton con d ucit d the services, interment , follow lug In the M;isonlc cemetery.