4 TD"E SUXDAY OEEGOXIAX. PORTLAND. NOVEMBER 3. 191S. the south the German position at Le Quesnoy is most serious. -- ' ' ." 1,1,111, . V- MUKS RETIREACRDSS Bla Retreat Imminent. SQUIRMS bX ' "" ' "Mi ...... i, ,i 11,1.1.1, wm'r-wm- The capture of Valenciennes and the strong positions around it, military ob- servers have pointed out. probably will FOREST OF compel the Germans to carry out a GRASP OF SOVIETS HOIE withdrawal on a large scale north and south. The line of tlie Scheldt has been turned by the success around Valen- ciennes, and Maubeuge and Mons are threatened by the outflanking of the French Pursue and Numerous natural barrier of the normal forest. In Belgium the British. French and Government Subservient to Americans continue the operations . Towns and Woods Taken. looking to the outflanking of Ghent. Soldier Organizations. West of the Meuse the American first Army and the French fourth army are following ud the successes of Fri day. German resistance before the FOE ADMITS U. S.' ADVANCES Americana collapsed Saturday after- NEAR noon, and the Americans reached Fosse, DANGER OF OUTBREAK as an advance of more than four miles from the positions Friday night. The enemy is now behind the Freya posi- Mens Warm Hose JL, German Official Commualcation tion and the Americans are pressing 'Green Guards," Organization of them hard. American and English Wool Hose ikly Confesses That Tanks Progressed In of the French Germans Vi- Wardrobe front the Army Deserters, Advances on for men, in great 'variety. Keep Beyond Artillery Lines. apparently are retiring from the salient as perfect when I packed of the Boult forest. The Germans also enna, Burning and Looting- - your feet warm and you go a long: "Just as them at home' are In retreat across the Argonne ways toward eliminating: illness. forest with the French in close pursuit. The French have captured many vil- What a satisfaction when unpacking; to find 2. re- lages and woods. PARIS. Nov. The Germans are DOSCH-FLECRO- Men's Cashmere T. one's clothes nice treating across the Argonne forest and November 8 Is the first anniversary BT ARNO in a wearable condition, thus upon them, of the clash between American and Copyright. 1918. by The Press Publiahinc avoiding; inconvenience and expense the French forces are close ew r orn norm;, ruo-ll&b- for having: captured today, according to German troops. Along the P.hine-Marn- e by tinearrangement, Hose65ctoS1.00 pressing. the announcement of the War Office, canal on November 3, 1917, American numerous villages and woods. and German patrols met for the first COPENHAGEN, Nov. 2. (Special) The statement says: time and the enemy was worsted. Th-- Austrian army now has its sol- - Men'sKnitWool dler-sbviet- Such satisfaction is you "Vigorous attacks yesterday and this s. -- assured if visit our morning by the fourth army on the ROME, Nov. 2. Eighty thousand Di3?atches to the Berlin Tageblatt $1.25 to $2.50 LUGGAGE DEPT." and insist upon having a .Aisne front, in connection with the vic- prisoners and 1600 guns have been cap- from Vienna indicate the feverish haste Hose "LIKLY WARDROBE." torious effort of the Americans be- tured in the Italian offensive, the War with which the new government has tween the Argonne and Meuse, have Office announces. given to tho soldiers every privilege compelled the enemy to beat a retreat Italian cavalry Is advancing rapidly without delay. In this way it is hoped Here you will find that careful consideration across the Argonne forest. Our troops, toward the Tagliamento and Fordenone, ke-i- de- 11 to a semblance of order until been given smashing the enemy rear guards, who,, miles west of the Tagliamento. mobilization of, the armies Is possible. has every phase of travel require- by stubborn resistance attempted to In the mountains east of the Brenta, Dispatches Morrison ments, whether be a pleasure check our advance, made important the Italians continue In pursuit of the sent from the front auth St, Post office Opposite. it for business or enemy. On orize the forming of Soldiers' Councils. trip. progress along, the whole front of the the Asiago plateau the No effort is being made to keep the attack. Austrians are resisting, but the Italians obedient to officers, but .""On we Semuy have carried the heights of Monte soldiers their the left have taken Cimone only to tne government. Mid carried our lines as far as the and Monte Lisser. The Austrian government Is trying bany for November 21 for voters to "DISTINCTIVE IN QUALITY AND outh bank of the Ardennes Canal. The Italian fourth army has ad- run even this, the pass upon the question of a special which we have reached on a front of vanced northward in the Trentino as to ahead of but at school tax levy, which exceed the CHARACTER" far as the Sugana Valley, same time is being pushed by the rad- shall two kilometers, from Semuy to the Austrian ical Bolshevism being talked at the former levy by more than the legally m frontier being passed Friday evening. army The government has limited C per cent. The budget for 1919 1 Northeast of Feltre Alpine soldiers barracks. estimates the expenditurs for the com- $30.00-$150.0- 0 Ballay la Coptnred. have crossed promised a secret election or boiaier year Prices "Further south we have reached the the Piave near Busche. Councils far all the barracks on ing at 164.746. outskirts of Les Alleux, Quatre Champs LoiitaraBe Is earcd. and La Croix-aux-Boi- s, after having In the vicinity of Belluno the Italians Speedy Action Necessary. captured Bois Vandy and the village of are pressing up the Cordovole Valley Vienna already has a provisional Sol PASTOR URGES LARGE VOTE despite the enemy resistance, toward Longarone. dier Council. The Tageblatt corre which was particularly violent on the Northeast of Pordenone the Italians spondent says the State Council must Vancouver Minister Says Fear Is ALDER STREET AT WEST PARK H Alleux plateau and the Croix-aux-Bo- is have passed the Cellina-Medun- a River. act quickly to prevent excesses. tittle. six mixes west or the Tagliamento. Great crowds of sick and wounded Most Prolific Canse of Disease. "Ori the rigrht Lougwe and soldiers are constantly before the Par Primat No-V- . VANCOUVER, 2. fell into our hands. North of the ROME. 2. The Austrians building. Even new German- Wash.. Not. (Spe the proposal meets with the approval first series of the new draft ares are listed as machinist's Jane, latter fleeing art liament the cial.) Since the quarantine was estab of colleagues officially a mate last place our troops, pushing beyond from Udine, about 60 miles east -Austrian army which the govern, Johnson's and is almost completed. but due to an Injury received In'a fall d, eeri-o- ut lished here and churches have been adopted, the Government will be asked despite the of the Piave, according to reports re ment is trying to form has its soldier to In Boston was not called until a few obstacle of the Argonne forest, ceived here. They have abandoned a Soviets. unable hold services for several to handle all moneys set aside for the weeks ago. . vigorously pursue enemy, great quantity weeks, the pastors are trying to keep home. Baseball will, under the plan, Carman A in- to the who of war material in the Emperor Charles returned to Vienna In touch, congregations In In the Service. card from Carman yesterday withdrew, abandoning considerable ma- region of Udine. which was Italian last night, or he had never left. The ways.with their content Itself with merely supplying formed us of his present whereabouts. headquarters before the 1917 retreat. government pol- various the funds. Clarence Carman, 'former world's terial. new has announced a L. K Grimes, of the Presbyterian champion motor-pace- d rider, now Is In "German counter attacks, especially The destruction of the Austrian armv icy of Ignoring him. Church, every camp apace asks his members to pray . with the naval aviators the Phone your to Orego- - in the region of Semuy. were repulsed continues along a front Of 125 Vienna is talking or the possiDiaiy aay noon, Gulf-port- at want ads The "and us to miles. On every the enemy at lie run called attention HAWLEY UNABLE TO VOTE Miss., quarters. Carman en nlan. Main 700, A 0?5. enabled add several hundred way sector is of entente troops entering the city and to the fact that Tuesday Is election to our number of prisoners' giving before the smashing blows fears much more the masses of desert- day and urges every Christian to vote. of the allies. ers approaching the city from the front. Rev. Mr. Thompson, Representative Delayed Com- ijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BERLIN. Via London, Nov. 2. "Re- When the Fadalto Pass was taken. ot me of the First Is ty mimmimiiiiiiimminiMiimii the way was opened who have swelled the ranks Methodist Church, says that fear is the newed attacks by the British south of to Belluno and the green guards," composed of deserters most prolific cause of disease de- mittee Work. Valenciennes and by the Americans Austrian armies were separated. Simul- army, advancing upon and from the who are clares that thousands would be well if Nov. S. (Special.) Rep- west of the Meuse brought the enemy taneously the Fourth Italian Army re- the city, burning and pillaging. they only pursued the even tenor of SALEM. Or.. only local gains of territory," says the newed lta fierce attack in the Monte The Tageblatt correspondent reports their ways. resentative Hawley w.!'.I be unable to evening communication from head- Grappa region so as to hold there the Klagenfurt-Velle- s, vote here Tuesday, being: delayed at quarters. nine divisions and reserves between their vanguards at Effective Disinfecting 150 miles southwest of Vienna. . Jury Washington by important public busi- American divisions, attacking in Feltre and Fonzaso endangering both Marlon Grand Called. ness in connection with committees points. The Quero-Feltr- e Pass was cap Army of Deserters Organises. dense columns between the Aisne and enemy composed SALEM. Or.. Nov. 2. (Special.) The upon which he Is serving, according; to the Meuse, have penetrated the Ger- tured and the Is falling back. (The "green guards" Is of Marion County grand Jury will be a telegram received today by his sec- With Sheep Dip man positions between Champigneulle not attempting to defend himself. deserters from the Austrian army and early special ses retary. C. Is to be well organized. They called next week In Ronald Glover. lias Been Recommended by Our and Alncreville, according to the offi- Austrians Are Hard Pressed. declared sion to delve Into the facts secured by "I would be very triad to see the cial statement issued this morning have figured in dispatches from Austria Attorney-Gener- al Brown and a num- grand old state and her most excellent general In the Trentino the Austrians are for several months, and reports say people," Mr. from headquarters. The Amer- seeking safety through the valleys of being daily.) ber of IMstrict Attorneys, in connection and honorable said Hawley, Health Officials icans gained territory beyond Bayon-vill- e. me neavy their ranks were swelled with the probe of the prison parole who Is a candidate for to mountainous resrion around The principal task of the new govern- scandal. District Attorney Gehlhar, of Congress from First District. as a most excellent precautionary measure during Trent. East of the Piave the Austrians to demobilize the soldiers the the present Valenciennes ment is all county, announced today. epidemic ate Is Abandoned. are retiring precipitately toward the possible, immediately forming a few this The public should and no doubt will to A powerful artillery preparation pre- Tagliamento, especially hard pressed by new troops to keep Li n tl Classification Finished. the fullest degree in carrying out this and additional measures. ceded attacks carried out by the me jjuae oi Aosta's army on the south. units of better Home Planned for Maimed Players. French and Americans for the purpose order. ALB ANT, Or., Nov. S. (Special.) Kreso Dip has long been recognized of securing an opening on the Aisne. VIENNA. Nov. 2, via London. The Discussing the question of the abdi- Ban Johnson, president of the Amer- The local exemption board of Linn' by officials of the During: the night of Friday Valen- evacuation of all Serbian territory by cation of the Kaiser, the Tageblatt de- ican League, has proposed that the County lias completed the work of U. S. Government, as one of the most effective disinfectants ciennes was evacuated without mo- the Austrian is imminent. This- an- nies the report that the war cabinet gross receipts of the next world's series classifying the draft registrants be- known to science. KRESO DISINFECTANT, however, is lestation. nouncement is had discussed the question, and says It be used to found a permanent home tween the ages of snd 36 years. free made in the official is regrettable In the political It from one of the ingredients found in and considered necessary .TJie statement says: statement from the War Office today. that for baseball players maimed or other- Questionnaires have been sent out to sheep "South of Deynze, we have with- The statement reads: crisis thf Kaiser left the capital for wise disabled in the war. The plan about 40 per cent of the men of IS and in dipping and is eppecially prepared for disinfecting drawn ourselves from further enei.iy - "On the Italian mountain front our the western front, which caused all also includes a provision for donations from 37 to 45 years of age. The physical homes, hotels and all public places, and when ueed in proper attacks by retiring behind the Scheldt. troops, in carrying out our measures of sorts of speculation. from the receipts of subsequent series examinations of men placed in class 1 dilutions, i not only a disinfectant but a positive germicide. oc- The Socialist paper.' Vorwaerts. which for the maintenance of in th of the of the The movement was carried out un- evacuation, according to plan, will on subject, the hm. If clarification mn noticed during the night. cupy positions which they held at the probably spoke frankly the S "The enemy followed and stood in beginning of the Italian war. failed to arrive in Copenhagen tonight, the evening east of Deynze and west In the Venetian plain a movement of though It has long been upon the list KRESO of the Scheldt in fighting touch with retreat across the Tagliamento is in of papers which are permitted to leave DISINFECTANT our advanced posts. progress. Germany. is sold in original packages, sealed and wrapped by the manu- "There were stronsr attacks bv the The evacuation of all Serbian terri Prussians support Crown Prince. facturers. We carry a complete stock at all times iu all sizes. British south of Valenciennes. Near tory is imminent," The prevalence of discussions about Aulnoy, the enemy forced his way into abdication is shown in the resolution 8-- oz bottle our lines thrust forward on the south- to support the Crown passed by $25.00 CASH FREE 30f Tint cans .1. ern border of Valenciennes in the di- ACCIDENTS 0N DECREASE the Prussian House of Lords. Count foe rection of Saultain. Just beyond York von Wartenburg, Introducing the For the most suitable drawing that can be used for Quart cans Oc Preseau. Baid the Kaiser's ab- -- gallon cans "Counter brought ns again State Commission Files Report Cov resolution. that my Piano and Phonograph business, including; my i Sl.OO attacks dication was common talk. S. Gallon cans $1.75 in possession of the heights southwest ering Year. The struggle behind the Kaiser's de- name (Harold Gilbert), I will pay $15.00. of Saultain and the village of Preseau. Past parture is revealed in an editorial of "Attempts by the enemy during the SALEM. Or.. Nov. A the Kreuz Zeitung. which accuses South For the three best slogans, appropriate for afternoon by an enveloping storm at- statement Issued by the Industrial Ac- German democracy of "black plans Gilbert says: " '. Woodard, & tack from the west over the Scheldt cident Commission today covering the against' Prussia." It says: Clarke Co. and from the south to take Valen- period between the months of Novem- "Prussia is attacked on two sides by - - - $5j00 ciennes broke down. In the night we ber, 1917. and October. 1918. shows that Wilson and their own imperial govern- First Prize evacuated the town undisturbed by our accidents Increased up to August, $3 DO riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiir? adversary. when ment. Second Prise 2494 reports were received. September "It would not be surprising If the - - - Yank Artillery Powerful. and October showed decreases. Erzburger propaganda ends In the at- Third Prize $20 pre- The of number ac tempt to the Imperial "Powerful artillery preparations tablulation the of rob Prussian pie A ceded attacks which the Franco-Am- er cidents by months follows: house of the imperial throne. Our duty Sam C' power Prua-stanis- m SAYS-- icans carried out for the purpose of Fatal. Totul. is to throw the whole of GILBERT J securing an opening on the Aisne front November. 1017...... 12 1M against the South German and between the Argonne and the December. 1P17 12 17(18 democracy acting with the Social Dem- January, 1918 13 2011 duty to 'A good, nsed piano Meuse. East of Recouvrance we re rcBruary. lyis 10 1772 ocrats. It is our further take vulsed the enemy. On the heights north- March. 1913 15 1018 up the defiance of the arrogant South is better than a new west of Chateau Percien we maintained April. 118 17 2021 German democracy and defend our cheap one." our positions against severe attacks. May, litis 16 21S1 King against both foreign and domestic St. Fergeux June. 1H1S in 2260 The heights southwest of July, 1918 14 2317 enemies." scover changed hands several times in counter Auerust. 1918 is 2194 nttacks. They remain In our posses September. 1918..... 11 2270 For full information, call or write. I will be pleased sion. October, 1918 23 2242 COMPOSER OF HYMN .DIES "On the heights west of the Aisne to assist you. between La Selve and Herpy enemy Converse Wrote Well-Know- n attacks broke down. Here again we 15 STUDENTS TO TRAIN Charles Crozat won in severe fighting a complete Religions Song. TALKING MACHINES success over the French. East of La MFself Selve the adversary was not able to Willamette TJnlverslty S. A. T. Men CHICAGO. --Charles Crozat Converse, reach our line anywhere, owing to our Will Leave Soon. composer of the air to that old church effective fire. Near and west of St. hymn, sung for many years by proba Harold S. Gilbert tjuentin-Le-Pet- it we drove back the WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITT. Salem, bly every Protestant congregation and enemy from their positions. Or., Nov. 2. (Special.) Within five known to millions or churchgoers. The Reliable Piano Merchant ."Enemy thrusts near Nanteull and days a group of 16 S. A. T. C. men will "What a Friend We Have in Jesus," -- Ambly enabled him to reach tempora leave the Willamette University unit died at bis home in Englewood, N. J., PIANOS PIANOS PIANOS Self analysis May rily the northern bank of the Aisne. for an officers' training camp in Texas. at the age of 83 years. Converse, BOUGHT RENTED SOLD Counter thrusts drove him back to the Five men were recommended for the lawyer, Inventor, composer and author. Be Means southern bank. camp last week, but orders have been was well known by his various works, the of 'Withdrawal Is Admitted. received by Lieutenant Regester to se- Including a five-voic- double fugue, ; lect 10 additional candidates immedi- his greatest composition, presented un- Rules of Contest Uncovering "The French on a broad front at der direction of Theodore Everyone can try. I the tacked on both sides of ouziers, as ately. These selections will be made in the the late Write plainly on one side of paper only. well as to the north, between Aisne a day or two, and by next Tuesday. 16 Thomas. Be sure to have name and address on replies. " DR. E. G. I PL I' Ml, MGR. the per cent of the university unit will He was bom October 17. 1832. at War- Send In as many drawings and slogans as you want to. Mr Practice Is I.tntlfcrS to - "Pay Streak" in and Grand Pre. Near Itilly we with leave for the camp. ren, Mass. His ancestry was American, Contest ends December 1. Dealt.trr Only cLrew our advance posts to the northern dating back to 1630. right use any or atnirt'laufeverjsaa Caa Afford bank of the Aisne. I reserve the to all of the drawings and slogans I'rlces Bev-erid- ge received. "Near Voncq, the enemy made As County Clerk Joseph W. You. thrust over the Aisne to the heights on has satisfied the thousands of Albany Calls for School Election. the eastern bank of the river. Attempts patrons of the office. He deserves re- by our adversary to secure a break election because of the service be has ALBANY, Or Nov. 2. A special If I were asked to advise the younir man of today abont to enter upon through Le performed. Paid Adv. school election has been called In Al- - his "career," I would do so In a word iSPKClALIZ hi. at Chesne broke down. We Too many of us "inherit" our avocations, or have them drilled Into brought him to a stand near Neuville- - us from the cradle up as we do the family religion. ct-D- and Terron. Storming attacks, repeated at various points six times by That's why there are so many misfits In business and professions, enemy because "father" wss a doctor "John" must bs one, too. the on both sides of Vouziers, I have learned from my relations with scores of prof mslonal men that ifclo broke down. INDIVIDUA-LIT- mus be brought out befors SUCCESS caa be even ; "East of Vandy the enemy was you are dining up thought of. thrown back. He got a footing In Fa-lais- e. (So, Be sure yon have confidence In yourself or your patients won't have Between the Aisne and Grand StpmanWouk & town today you'll par- any at all! We all should draw some benefit from each and every case enemy Msrck-r- pi we handle even from the drawing; of a tooth experience Is a wonderful Pre the was repulsed. l. of fJ Marti OnfcT ticularly enjoy teacher. Only throush work, hard stsdy snd . "The French on this front attained can we discover our.eive.krand th "pay In ourmumhgray matter.rrlkrUo. an insignificant gain of territory near Much of the success of this office lies,irii"In the fact that I am a rood Voncq and Falaise. judxe of men. and quickly discover latent ability and develop It unul It "On the front of the attack. 10 kilo- becomes a benefit both to the man and to me. meters in extent, between Terron and Tlie That Is why I have specialists here who can serve you BETTER than New Hours Effective Monday the average hlch-ela- sa dentlvt snd their very efficiency saves ra so Falaise, our lines this evening were much time, labor snd material (which miieht otherwise be wasted) that fully in our hands. I am able to offer such .uperlor servlr. for leu money than you would "Between the Aisne and the Meuse. Until Notice Uazelwood pay for only average wort In other offices. American divisions employed in dense Further with its immense light. attacking columns succeeded in forcing m airy thein way into our positions between 3IY TRICES FOR GUARANTEED WORK Khampigneulle and Alncreville and 60c AH Saining territory beyond our artillery To Relieve Congestion in Transporta- Special plate dinner Whalebone Other Work Bayonville. Electro Pla tea.... 15.00 lines on both sides of Cream of Chicken, Corn or Vegetable Soup Flesh Colored $rO.OO Proportionately "The attempts of the enemy from Ba- Salmon, Tomato Sauce Chicken Plates... yonville to up our in di- tion Traffic, This Store Will Baked Fricassee Porcelain Crowns ...... frora &5.00 Low. roll front the and Eice or Roast Sirloin of Beef au Jus rection of Thenorgues and Stenay were Fillings from 81.00 We IlaTe the Knowl- frustrated. With darkness, the fight- Asparagus Spinach K ing was brought to a on Open at 9 A. M. and 22-- Gold Crowns from $5.00 standstill the Mashed and Baked Potatoes 22-- edge, Ability and line of Champigneulle, Slvrey. east of K Gold Bridge from $5.00 Buzancy, southwest of Villers-Devant-l- Close 3:30 Bread and Butter Experience and northeast of Alncreville." at Pie, Pudding or Ice Cream P.M. Tea. Coffee or Milk ALLIES DRIVING ALONG Painless (Continued From First Fajce FOR OTHER STORE NEWS, SEE PACE J, Electro Dentists clennes has been taken by the Cana- IN THE TWO-STOR- Y BUILDING dians.. and the British are advancing SECTION 4, THIS PAPER 7? toward the Franco-Belgia- n border. Corner Sixth and Washington Sts Portland, Or. North of Valenciennes the British have Xournai within their grasp, while to i