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U. el O Ukrtn UOKNK r Tonihi .in.l Tliuraday, FAIH VLB AN i r DAILY I)KM(( K AT Kntubllshed In 1865 Bett Advtrtiainf Medium in I I. inn County I . ......... 040t0ttatm VOL. XXX AI.HANY, I.INN COUNTY, ORKOON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Jl, 1917. No. 119. ITALIAN RETREAT HANDLED WELL Army Movus Back to Prepared Positions Whlli Allies Rush Troops to At J Oefiinse WARS URIATE S I BATTLE AUJUI fU BE SfAGLU MORE SOLOIERS WILL BE FED HERE SATURDAY Usl 15 Pif OtOt Of Drift Army Will S' t Uiroufch Sat. Cvitnirty i ..niiiiur Its In all. !UI he Austrian Plan to OlltfUoh Hit Italians; riyiiiiny report ed at Many Points i I D 1 1 Ai.lA t i i - 4 LONDON, Oct. Jl. (i;. !.; The Vu v lupiiicin oi OM M tht Waft nOOl important iMtiln when n hailii i.M-r (llCir 1 4 ml rfiiJlIlM tin :iading it tiimti, hug t r I .t. 1 allien to fn n i considered milium tit li u lrri that ihc AattHHU '" out. lank th lulun, tint it hrltend that ih ncr, swollen l unprcn -di nted tains with l llOBl'l nl'MiiM-tl ami), would 'i Alt imp-malde iMinei Allies Rush Aid v vSIiingt n: Ott, H tligiatfa itpplie, nunr. food ami nainil are being r tilicl to Italy. The I'ml cd State h dcci-h 1 t elriii luly ereilit 2XM)0Uj0OO ImMMdUulj (i .tin and VOOJ t alrratl) en loiiie (nun the Ussftld Stat tO Hal Tin French ami Htn-'. arc ruth i. .tint fin lore C BU Hi i Reserves Coming PARIS, M ' I lreneli and I'ritith armies are rushing 10 the aid of the' Italian fi iaU behove the Lilian, with .iIIh .1 -niam. will na"? stapptVg thr Ki'ttrt! GtffSJM invasion Italians Retire R Ml . 1 1 i .1! T he Italian re ti eat to prepared puftit'nns li MA t inn iik satisfactorily . it ix idiicially ftpOftfd Thr bttWry of the dctYn-i-in . troops ptl tnitird a redip fti'to of tlir Italian foicrs according :o tr iiogic (dam Further engni"mrrt It Soft Den' .Je del Fruhl, ' ng tin 1 Wa aiaa4, at I'.iHJn. Si hiaoti ., I'rtn 4 i .lid Did l-riiiii, were reported. AFRICA TURNING OUT THOUSANDS OF SHIPS Oft MM inc. 1 1 mi nl Ol Jialt truol" Mill iur ihromrli. UbM) Stmri) Xmcinl.. r lil, ami "ill ul I". J. Not. 5. inrii "ill l. If J here. Tin- lria wW n aim.' bttwoji (. aM oVii.tk iii thr rvrnuiK an tlir nulllbrl i.l mm cainnl tlll .. K.llowa: -jtiifila). Wl. Motiila). IW. I in .da), m art Tayloi. M lltr ( lo icr.l .lir.c IHIdUIc PAL 10 C. H. ,.iti. .... in tVa- hi,,.,, .. 1 WALKEH BY JOURNAL WASHINGTON, Oct II. (0. P.) a." hair man H hi ley ut the I'mu J SlitM llll'nnK POt.1 l annouiu 4 th.it thi count r) ' artU are t odunn . hip at tiie rate of e en and fin half million totm annually, exciedm the allies' rOOJMOIl f r i in Ufa Mi ton. HttfVty k4 all vleel plantt Q cper.itr 00 ' thrrr hifi l.mr. To Attend Funeral Moffli Svn4tn ili to Portland this tTOOjOJg ti .tttend the funrrat J hi n emiftin. Mi Nora May. to-i.iorrow- morninu Hlo May wa hurti in Hi ifthtu 4 an-1 lit rd then nntil recrntly, ami is ell kllOtN t here. Taid State Taxen oiinty rrotorer W V I ran is EMl niMimti ent a ehi . I fot $4.1'' lo the statr IffMOTtf hit I he I half of the 1916 pUm dm frmu thi oonly, Umu train 1. trawling paaftriigci I' Co , is hi the Mt M itM Ke.I inrn. Otlnr y win thai will t't BiNoi OpOfl I. kHBpty BMnkli art hUml, Kolur' 1 11, t in . Salmi Mtid I'liTtlatl I. T 'ie h potation . amed m irdmi ihr olhei thotiaanda of men goii t. Am r n. ,11 I.V;e ift ftprca-Un tJkfOfJHJ aptt the 0OWJrif t-d MImIi' unit a a hool dl oitNJ to t main Ijtinrd Tin men pa-tn thtoiigtt thia tiim- are thr laat 15 ptf I '"lit of UM drft In jII there will he i k iti.n,'ii :tl tne our nay. n 1 pOfOMttty Ol tWO more tra:n loaiN ItdlMinif At jiurletiiiif of all of lhce HMrfl thr tall for the i on, I IraTi i efteled to lr imm T'iial it the c.tlt that will hit home, for tuii) and I. mil Hinly dl ha npi'ly their tfOOtl fot I he to infhi tiaifteriiin Then the pooplt fe liti t!ie Myfc romth: ih'oiinh on . .1 ri'ink- on m ihe him iin toin whence the) tlarted. The CStCtttfvc committee of the ilr.t I'm ill mi et thi rvenhw 10 Mil e .ir r.inpi men I for the fn l ny ind nterl jtnttk of the soldier An- r uve nti of (olUMlittrei will tw .inn cm ft at the meeting. HUNTING SEASON CLOSES IN LINN THIS EVEN W TTu 117 lmnttiK eann for pheai- lit. im:1 and other upland hirda, -rwnet tu an eml to-lay. The otff fte.iftoti w ill aKo end at 1 11 1 low u M e venin i:. From the ItMQpofal ol phr;iant d :ir. tlr ha J i rn an off fM There a nrl the pli ntiftil supply f hirdft th.it thert- utu.dU is and ill ' iiutrift rei -r: difi'nulty in et ittv the limit l Hi year. n the Mhrr NoOsJ, the deer were phniifitl. mote o th:m "MiaT. In all part ot the i.it reprni tat tiia' there er( mirr n.'n of de-r and motg atitmaU ibJM tfuot Tle early raon huntmir 0 a not i (000 1 eotint of the extrenuK diy weather DMtUiJl hnntimr oUfflcolt It VII ric -i rdinuly diftictilt to frt Miott at ihr Oirjf little animal, and manv ; h 11 nter returned empty -ha tided. Hu , Mrr the firt rain (he OMMfld OOiv t in! iiji and many fine hue k ft w 1 hi onhi in. FIVE MILLION WATERFRONT FIRE Munitions lor American Sol diers Destroyed in Baltimore C'aze: Filteen Die, ONF. MAN ARHESTED BY U. S. SECREI SERVICE Man Was Seen Running from Scene of Fire When It Was First Discoveied BVLTIMORB, 'ct. 31 (U. I'.) bfot BrilOIII crr idrnlilird a, . Inn. ..I thf i..m. nalirt'.Hil fire ... .t r.. 111 munition, lof til I Aitier ..ii fS94ftlOMtfy ftrrc in '. ran. ..in tiuih Mai iii imt cxiu 15. a.tln.tiKh a ...tire arc iojmfto4 MOJ in. JolM VI lllllrrnian tn aiif.tctl till i. .uiiin i.i MMHM turn ' i" '.hf lire 't i. allru.il that WftjllM la rrl i : r from the Hcr. hrn lb) I. la. ilik o.crrd ithcr ai ir.l. arc rM r.tCll Hm 1-uIici ami .rcrct tcrvicc op- Lrtthrot are unfidrnt Kir Rr9 wit mt'i n.har) oriicin. MY F0P" LOSES NEW DUSSH1E0 lie. RUN BABY BEN 9tl Thomas Kcho, I .inhluiiik Um) lit, Shefwater, Spasniolie To;- o t . Parser, the Slumher DtftOrl er, M.ttm rioelts, at F M. h'rrne.. AV Soii, Itwrlrt a i 1 1 RnVfSVf olS 4 WAMTRI) -i-n. i on tin City Dcllrory. Winter' at I'athtirn' Slot I o1 eoerol (all .lltf IH I K 1T. ct Jl. ill P.) .Ii-nrv I in I lot the Modtfc-l'ord nit. in whieti Dodm IJrother oiighl lo restrain I'onl from natal hi mo tor pl.iiti profits lo ereet a smeller plant. Dndar Urns, wanted the profits ili i ' i" .i IOfft thr MOCK holder. EVERY AMERICAN UR6ED 10 0U1Y IN F000 SAVIN6 All Should Pledge Conservation a& Shan; in War for Demooracy Let every 'True American respond tc the call of I'reidcnt WUaoO this week. In 1776 the United .'Mate, U ; IttOli free and independent. In 1H1J-1MI5 the United States, iboa a fttruggling Kepuhlt , fought valiantly to retain its independf n e In IH6I-6S this rcttihlic poM ith ihe IdocMl ot hundreds ot tfiouand if its hravett sons, the priee of ' "Union, one and inseparable -now and forever." N'o True American will (ail to do hu truly thi week. This the week ' t apart hy special proclamation for airyiug through the pledge car Campaign. ' ur fOOOtrj need food to supply our oldier in fae training eamps and in the trenrhe. and to .iMt our allies. I'rom every seclion of Ihi ronnirj men are offering their lives. We must mov c as on- people to this great task of preservm. our food kup- pi. Oof siale hat furnithed ii' ,Topor tioii of young men. Oot Mate haa rrftj.ondjd twice magrttfi' entty. in H bocfttbg more than it ; ortion to tlir I .iter ty 1-oan. Let rur tate ; Irdge it full proportion ol familie- mmittrd to the Food Conervation Let every home tn l.mn county ftign a plrdv'c rard thr w eek. and tints boOOaOc a metnher of the United States Food Adminttration We are called to duty re we K ling to respond for otir Country and OOJf Hoys' ILMED C SCI! MITT Chairman of I. inn County. ! S. Food dniinitralion. FOR SAL. I 11 head of Cotasrolsl ftheep, .ill 2 anil .t vrar o!4 Call Home phone o.tlnldw 'i rntrtin 1 1 s vn wcisco. Oct lie (0, IM- t'nlei.il anUtoritnn mioood rl lhat the tuts r til ion of the pr.-iUnt and ihr federal mediation cotnmit !'i halted the e,itwi.U' strike of the elt.triral worker ntron. It vnte that order conntrrm.indtnK or iletay M the strike order will he forward ed thi afternoon. t he follow nig irihute is paid lo Lius Jl. aUcr, -.. thu cujr. ui the diiorial eoiuiim of the rortland OOfOOl ol tlie iUc oi Monday. Ot Im r Under the caption ol "A UlCfil I. He," the editor says. "Cyrus II. Walker oi Uhany re ititl .idlreetl the high school pu ll of that city on the adiahility i preparing theiuelve hy a oitnd dmatnm for the "after the war" ue.: ot the country, mis remark lirieil teported for the Albany democrat. Mr. Waller tOOtV the ground thai th(i.' trul (e an urgent demand loi irameil ahdit of all kind when peace in lom'tuded. He eounseled the jrounn ptopft of Ptaiiy that the were r my I'irtr .-oiintrv hv :m aim . elvea qolt a tmlv as if they ere fighting in the trenches. Pre iih nt iUon. a the reader ill re- II. ha aid the vtme thing. "To t'ie pom! to hi remarks, Mr. Walker recalled hi own experience life. lit primary ducat ion, ,he sal'.. a nl'. i in (tie wilil- ol I 'fi ii'in," irincipally at the l:oret drove univt rtity. w hich in pioneer lay had a preparatory diiparttncni 'I .ike I dumb too!,' eotifnurd M r Walker, 'I left clud jnt as I wa 1 rettarel to take the regular fou, years' college course.' He intimate i to the young people that if he had taken a lull college course he 'otlffM ha I in dr more of life than to DC only a farmer.' The lpJrisJ0f Mr, Walker's remark, v i ilmirahle. Thr ad isabilitv of a .iind fduralion to prepar- ."or n-oH- n life cannot he urgei! u -n i JrOOOaj t." trom;ly Bot we thf 'i ;te Mr Walker's pom opinion ol own training It k more thr. hkely that hi element If KOOotio ti i ''er with the esperte i;.-- f p i iiav cave h tn a hette. prcara ri t for life han he eo.ii I Itav d. -rtret! Prom the Cbltott course those time. ' We are Mulined to think that Mr WotllreT imdrrestimate the dignity and importance of the farmer' career eotKffC fOOCOtJoi in latin and tirrek with a maltering of rhetoric and tnalhrm.ilie might have made iif him a lawyer or a minister. Ml MraoU he have been anv more useful la his fellow men in those CoUfngt thin he ha been a a farmer? We tleiolH it Mr ' Walker ha lived an rxenmlary life. He now mioy an honored oM a?e. If the vounc pfOptl to w horn he ipOM play their part in the world a well a he ha thev i' ill hut r little to recret and much to feel proud of." SCHOOL CENSUS SHOWS BAIN IN POFOLAIiON PLOT TO KILL AMERICAN TROOPS Poisoning Vaccina Serum Lat est Plol Unc vered: Govt. Prevents 1 1 Sale 5 DEATHS RESULT FROM RECENT VACCINATIONS Tetanus Germs Found in Ihe Vaccine: Ban Placed cn Marketing i M I'll IS. Oct. 31. a'. P.) A nSowldi plot to kill iawrian lot- r and sailor, by . . tu4 'ac i MTiini v iii tctan-i.. serins i ..ed uncovered Jmm to'la). 10!- t.iHir.u five death, tra:.'ilV- 11 va; rfnillnt l a.hinicton ordcrril b-n n tk. Ie of vacination pr DRIVE FOR FIVE THOUSAND WILL START SOON P. A. Young Heads Committee Which Will Raise Funds for War Work Council "Jrin the American uoop hack in .tncrka in a good condition as tluy were when they leit lot France ' 1 1lia is ihe slogan of the comm. campaign, .' Inch will he launched on No.cnttx r 1 1th, lor a $5.'J :und from I. it. u oiinty to oU in the work of the War Work. Council of the Nation al M. C A. J. A. Voting heads the I. inn lotin C committee, and hat selected M hit artociates ihe following well known men: Lebanon, State Senator Sam fiarlanrl. Brow ntv, lie, Hepresentati e W. I. lmorc: Halsey, C. H. Koont: Itarrishurg, Neil M Bain: Tangent, J. D. Howard; Scio, E.. C. Teery: Shedd. C ). Sherld. A total of 115.ilMi will he raised in the United State and 'ireat Bftf iin hat agreed .o raise a dollar for every dollar which it -tihserihe-! ;n tl i - 'unttry. Ofcfeoofl sharr of thi f.md will be pOtyOOO. five thousand of whir.h has been apportioned to Linn rounty. The campaign will lat from Vovcmber llffa to the lfcth. Italian Situation May Plunge Our Troops into Fighting Sooner Than Expected U.S. ATTACK ON WESTERN FRONT IS PROPOSAL British Losses for Past Worth Less Than in September; Attacks Repnlsed FOUR MINUTE SPEAKERS SELECTEO 8Y CHAIRMAN Chairman Fred Dawson of thr Four Minute Men announces the fol lowing Bat of BBOahtri tor the Globe 1 he' ter for t'te coming -week. On Wednesday" W. A. Ra!hurn will be the speaker. Friday J. J. CnlLns will speak and Attorney Dan lohntT'tn will peak on Saturday eve ning. The speaker will make a plea for the food contervation campaign v Fici i nov being waged in Oregon and nther p'.rts of the country. 9 Xhii AHiauy ha- ibosn a a gain m population during the A B paj( year n indicated by the -4 ) svIhhiI cetistit oWch rs just be- ing completed by School Clerk B Denver Hat kleman. L'p to last ' iiighi 1454 i hool chddrsui ap B pear 00 the OUttOf roll while the total number on thi. hooks last B year was oiiK 14 Mr. Hackle- ' Otto will complete the work W ' during the Uttei part of thi t week. B & B i 5 9 CiTY NEWS OVER TWO MILLION SIGN FOOD PLEDGE SEW YORK, Oct Jl. fU. P.) Fluropcan war development may rTC the niencan armiei into ae on jim i. r than scheduled ft is ftOggriftted that a strong .Vmer- Kan attack on the western iront divert the Ausro-I lermans from Italy. It is vonsidered unadsisable -end Amcri. ans to the Italian front, mrrican pressure at certain points i the French front would demand ...'d' - '-.!'; m !" the German Iialian drive. Mission Continues at St. Mary's A laige emigre gat ion gathered at St. Mary' chofCO lat night to hear I'.ither I Uen on the subject ot "The j Christ tan Woman." The speaker hwed thi- place of .honor occupied hy w oman, and her great influence 1 tOf goo-1. The missionary will be j. nu d tonight by a companion. Fa ther Chamberlain, alto ol the Dom inu.ui order. He will occupy the pul-,-tt tonight at 7 and his text will N . "It harli been aiitminted lor all men once to the and alter death the judgment." Tomorrow i- Saint Day and scruoes will be held as on 1 nndmyt. Injured on Farm Fd Xeitftchwander was struck on the head with a manure s-preader thf i eek, cutting . deep gash in hi htad. Dr. Braucham; was calle '. aOJ touk siv stitcheft in the wound Births Reported Two births were reported this iiinrninc by a local phy-k'ian. 1 hidiy boy was horn to Mrs. Simon Kieser and a boBy grrl to N4rs. A V. Stack of Ninth and IntfctOO -street Goes to Oklahoma Mrs. B. K. Wafer and children lef yetttrday for Pryor. Oklahoma. fptTM the winter visiting roltr?TS Mhi fri mds. They formerly fVtioVd there. In Corvallis on Rustnessj ene Shea ent to Corvallfs -i ii;nes t.ht ninrjiing fr t'le rc-i- t Mower Comiany. Ketums From Eufrene Mr. St. in lev Keith and dm - 'i . I . Jane FlWabeth, returneil last Olghl from a week-end visit in F.ugene. BRIDSII MAKE BIG AIR RHIP Of; GERMANY LONDON", Oct. .M iC. IM Gen eral Haiti's great October gains were attained with Ion Ins of men than during September. Oitoher cas;tahies totaled K3.558; September B'5.4. ard ugust. 6Q.373. Artillery Active LONDON. Oct. 31 The Germans taiied to make further counter at t iclfs against the new ly-gaincl Brit ish positions along Passchcndaelc Rtikge lat night. General Hai ! i-rtcd. Enemy artillery is active. LONDON. Oct, 31 (T. PJ DUt big the last 4.t hours British naval plane have conducted the greatest series of rahfe ince the beginning l the ar. the United Press authori Ictivctv learned. It is reported that over J'1 bombs were dropped. VON HERRING DECIINFS HIH GOVERIKIFNT POST LONDON. Oct. 31 (U P. The I ndfetngt Ttkgtaoll Amsterdam dis i atfftof tooVy declared that Von HtflUng rcutseil to accent the Gr matl d .Hiccllorship boOBUM of in abfliry T'1 erve the Reich tat: major Ity fttipporting him. RHBDA'S CW0PT1 WW to bf m or Mm W XSHIVGTON. Oct. 31 t L .I Food headquarters announced thai !J2,91S families have taken the too economy pledge during the first MO davs o" the fod saving week. Th r- turns are most satisfactory, CITY NEWS g Bs' 4 B Lodine Served Papera Sherili D. H. Bodme sent to Dc r this mornmg to serve sirtfpoenas m tonic itnccs w ho are w anted in the case of the state of Oregon l gainst John Wills, which will come up for hearing heforx- Justice of th I'eacc L. L. Swan Thursday morning W ills was arrested ior burning slali- Dgl witnout a permit. Gives Rolls a Bath- Joe F'nim. deputy sheriff, gave the tax rolls on file fn that office a bath todav. Each column was carefully taken from its place, sponged off grcnl care and replaced m the rack The bootol get so du-ly that it is nc osarv for ieople examining th records to wash their hands handling a few volumes. Went to Lebanon Last night S S. GilfWrt, Dr. HoggMi log Frum and R. M. tvU wtnt to Lebanon to attend lU'-ettng of the Ma.enic Iodcje. Mes-r Rt-ocll .ind Frum are taking th irk in the first, degree. voung Couple Marries Tcllat W. Ward, age 1 1". and TOti Stuckler. aged 17. both oi Waterloo .ere married in this city this alter noun. Both arc under age and th . ousent oi their parents was neces sary. Parents of both young peop.c v.erc present. They will live on (ana near Waterloo. E lay ton Man Here A.ty. S. H Heltzcl ot Stayfn wa nt the citv toda attending to hi' i ess matters at the court hous Jar Dance Tonight- Tonight at the armory ihe first jaz dance ever given in this city will be presented by J. C. McF.lroy and nis u mpaity of jazz players. Invi'ation have bjrea boned and a large crowd is promised. Those who have not received theirs yet will no doubt 5c accomodated by Mr. McFlmy. Mr McFlroy .has gien these dances 'th i reat ncetOfl a' Salem, F'ngrne. Rofr bBoB M.irshfield. Conallis and Otfeot 1 laces and ha received many com lliments for the character of entr'- He draws Ihe aft. A. I Rnj ATTACK IN WEST VICE PRESIDENT MARSHALL TO SPEAK AT SALEM Vice-President Thomas Marshall II deliver an address in Salem next Thursday evening, Nov. 8, on the subject, "National Tendencies." Mr. N'arshall is touring the country on sh.rt lyccum course, and his ap pearance at tins particular time m the nation's history brings a message that is -of interest to every- American. He will be introduced by U. S. enator Chas. L. McNary, who is associated with the vice president in Congress daily while the senate is in session. Nearly 1.000 tickets have been sold and the r.rmory where the address ill he given, is expected to be crowded. ri admission of JO cents ill Ie charged. LEBANON PAPER MILL EMPLOYEES WALK OUT- LEB.VNON, Oct. 31. (Special tc the Democrat) The employes of tlir Crown-V ilia tne Ue company's pape.' m:I! at this place walked out at 4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Tr.: 1 mployes have recently joined the unon and are acting with the em ployes of the Oregon City. Camas, Wah., and other mills, who arc now out. A wage increase and other rec ognition are demanded. WSIITNGTON. Oct. 31. A ftword, broken and rusty, but with the hilt intact, said to have been ba thed in the waters of the Pacific hv ' tainment presented Balboa centuries acn. i among the lest people from each town and t' e petted relics if the Cnited Statu M O.S. MARINE PRIVATE DRAWS MORE THAN RUSS COLONEL W SH I N't STOX, Oct. 31. Accord ing to statistics in a war bulletin is icd recently by the National Geo graphic Society from its headquar ttr lure, a first-class private in the trailed States Marine Corps serving abroad, draws $41 a year more than a Russian colonel; $64 a year more than a German lieutenant for the first three years; $31 a year more than a f.rst lieutenant of the Austrian army, and 519 a year more than a junior lieutenant in the service of Italy. rinr Corps. The wcanon was found in the grip of a dead revohttionarv , leader hy a marine during the rebel uprising in Nicaragua in tT2. It ormerly reposed :n a museum it Leon. 1 that time the steel of the t -word was in fairly cood condition and could he bent double without 1 reakinc after four centuries of use. j AMERICAN STEAMER .incc, arr hmh cl.n. all tnc way through. Mr McKlroy in a htolfccf : Will!. McElroy, thr will knom mn.ician ami Nand l.-adcr. who form- . ily .lirrrlrd tV Salem hand Nit of IfttC year. ha. enndm-ted parV hafid Portland. V ATt.'VNTIC TORT. Oct. 31 TIAND1TS MAKE BIG RAUL (U. P Hk mtriejB ilMHT Uwh CHICAGO. Oct. .11. (V. P.I l-uekmhach ,ank a ..iiDtnarinr in Arrnrdmff tn tradition.. Ralim killv.l l our SandJt. held up a hank iwurn- " roe honrt. ticm trri.or.l hrrclt many mSM irjtt :t prior to hi, di.- J wr. wcurins $7,150. and t.carx-d tn : in the !iKht. acrording to ift ionrfvof I lOTt7 ,i the Pacific. an atitomohilc. jairiving here today.