Roseburg review., May 17, 1911, Image 5

DISCARDING THE LABELS.
woodrow Wilton CorominU on th.
Breaking Down of Party Lint.
"The country l awakeuing to a de
gree of civil' COUHfloUSUeMH knOWD be
ore tuly iu the period when the coun
try was born." said Governor- Wood
row Wilson of New Jersey in a recent
address. "We are scrutluixing tbe uieo
who tire conducting the government.
We kuow we are living tu an age of
complicated conditions. From all our
cities mau after man tells me that uer
er before bare the citizens been so
awakened to public questions to the
question of public defeneration.
"The Interesting thine of our politics
Dow Is that men are not labeled. You
cannot tell from the way a man Toted
last time how he will vote the next
time. Men are beginning to find out
that tbe safe line is the right line.
"The mere moral Impulse In me Is
of no force unless it can lie translated
into action. It Is Immoral to proose
for the United States something thnt Is
not of benefit to the whole I'ulted
States. It Is Immoral to promote legis
lation for your business unless It is
also fur the interest of the rest of the
country. Our Boveruitii-t is not a pa
ternal Institution."
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A Burglar's Awful Deed
mar not paralyze a home so comnleta-
ly as a mother's long illneBS. But'
Dr. King's New Life Pills are a splen-i
did remedy for women. "They gave
me wonderful benefit In constipation
and female trouble." wrote Mrs. M. 1
C. Dunlap, of Leadlll, Tenn. If all-,
lag. try them. 25c at all drugglBta.
Remember, If your check Is raised'
the bank is not responsible. Get a
"Defiance" check protector at Rose-j
kurg Book Store and save 5)5. dsw
Have Arundel tune It. . tf
AT. A. A. M., Laurei uonge So. 13-Hnlis
regular meetlusH od '2nd ai d uh A ed net
aayaofeadi mouth.
J. D. Zorciiek, W. M. j
N.'r. Jbwkt. Svcrewr !
AO. 0. W, hofteourg Loosb No. 10-Meel
tfie -2ud aod 11a Momlaya of each moDta
at 7:8u p. m.. in ihe Fureler' Hali. Ai
members tu good ataudfiiK are. tuvited to al
Kud J. W. Powell, M. W.
K. H. L.4SOX. Kecordor.
P. O; KI.Kb, Kuaeonrg Utuab, rfo.8i Holdi
regular oommunlcatlout. a: the Klka
iemiie ou zuu and 4lh 1 hurKday ot each
REARING CALVES
FOR THE DAIRY
A calf for tbe dairy should be from
tbe best cows and well developed aud
at three days old active and bright As
soon as she la born take her out of
sight aud hearing ot the mother, as tbe
mother will be more quiet and tbe calf
will learn to drink more readily tban
If allowed to suck. He sure to give Der
a small feed of tbe first milking, as
this la Just wbal tbe calf needs to start
Its dliieative organs working properly.
It Is well to continue to feed whole
milk until the calf Is well started, say
ten days to two weeks old, then gradu-
SMOKED BAM, SLICKD.
Harness A Johnson, tbe grocers,
are now prepared to serve you sliced
smoked ham, also sliced cold boiled
ham, In any quantity. Phone 103. d
Phone 221 for free delivery of our
machine made bread. Umpaua
kery. dtf
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It la ensentlal that tbe calf have
plenty ot exerciM for tut develop
ment ot bone and muscle, and tt a
yard or paddock la provided in
which the cult can run and pmj it
will get all the exercise it needs, it
la natural for all young stock to
run and gallop about aa soon as
they have received strength enough
to do ao, and tt la beat never 10
keep them closely con lined.
month All me ruber roquet-ted to atteod llf(rt ,.lmtllI.i,
reguiarly. and all visiting brotliera are cordi , ly uaa SKI"1"'""
airy invited toattetia. e middlluirs iiutll
K. W. Haynks, E. R. ' ,,, ...
with a very little
utli tne ratlun la en
. i i rely ot Mkinmiilti wild a grain ration
:aLKH, KotHbnr Aorie meeti In th,ir hall h u , , J .
on Jackson, m, 2uA and UhMoudaj even- a,lnKs- olliuwil uud coriinieiil ground
H. 0. dLocvji. Aecreiar?.
iogioleach luooth. al 8 n'ciotk. Visit-1 very tine.
log brethren in good i mi ding alwar welcome.
It. nCKTHINUTOK. V. f,
Pbctie Jlimi
)KAfk t. UI H II. W . t-J-C.
A J A LaM)'M)K,';.oI H
a. II. Lknux, Keo.
WauiKirk. RtcelTer.
10. O. F., Fbiletanan Urnae No. a Meets n
Odd Fellows Temple, corner o( Jacknon aud
CaaB Ktreets. on rintnnln- vnn f r.h
week. Mtmbern of theorde'r in gt'oU ttMiidiUH
are invited tuatlend.
L. E. Milledoe. N. G.
M. M. MlLLKK. K. a.
I O. O. F., KIsiuB Star Lodge o. 174, meets
I Odd Fellows Temple every Friday evuuiug
Visit ug bietheren alwHys welcome.
C . P. I.KWIK, N. U.
W. 8 K.wkll, K. 3.
M. FirxiaK. F. 8
i have found calf meal to be ao ex
oh lent substitute for milk aud grulD.
DEORKK OF HONUK .Mystic Lodge No 13- 08 U tnk ,be VlttC f AboV
Meouj 2nd and 4tb Motiflay eveningp of n" tnlngs. do not overfeed ttie cnlt, as
each month In the Oilii Kc! nn'a Tm.u :...
Viiltms member, cirnially Invited iostwal j "","'"""ru 11 ,s ,w0
luutuun um im cry fiiscfpiioie 10 ail
sorts ot deruimetiiPiiLs from tjudUen
chance of dlei or overfcHdm.
When tin calf Is abuui two wfeks
old keep tmy where It can nibble at it
at leisure, and the youngster will soon
learn to eat Ir. iind It will tend to keep
tbe calf's nornncb and digestive or
gans In a lie:ilthy condition
Do not tt in too great a hurry to
turn the call out to grass in the spring,
writes a Kentucky dairyman in Karm
Progress She should not be allowed
to eat her till ot gins- until she Is live
or six months old. I he tirst year of a
calf's life Is the making of the cow.
All the utensils from which tbe calf
eats should be kept as clean as pos
sible, especially the vessel In which
milk Is provided. Clean reeding polls,
clean quarters, plenty of sunlight,
fresh air and pasturage ns soon as the
grass has reached the stage when It !
will not be Injurious to the calf will j
Insure gratifying success.
Calves need water, but while they
are given milk they may refuse water,
even when thirsty, because It Is tnstfr
less and probably cold and they are
expecting warm milk to moisten their
throats. IT shortly before feeding time
the calf Is ottered milk warm water
from the same vessel that It Is In the
habit of drinking milk from it will
drink readily. Do not feed milk lm
uediately after the water.
10. O. F., IT n ion Knciiniiutiit No. 9 -Meet
In Odd Fellows' Temple on the Is, and tfrd
IhuriMlay evening. of ea-h month. Visit
ing bretberen always welcome.
F. k. Cavendkh. C. P.
H. O. Lkwip. t;erite.
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OUKKN VVOOI).MKN OF AMKHICA, Myrtle
-n.n(. iiu. u,vMj metus everv ua and 4th
1 hlirfirtx V nf Murr ..w.niti I.. .1...
ABiaurc MHii.enruer rinemid l ass bis. Travel
lug Neighbors are cordially invited to visit
Cuab. McEuuj-TiY Consul,
R.aTUBitg. cleric.
MOl'ERN BKOTHKR1Iio1m1:k7(Ia"
Koseburg Ixxlge No. Wi Meets every 2nd
and 4th Fii.Uiy in Maecabee Temple.
Visitiug members alwrtys wekonie.
ti, L. WntfiHT 1'recteiit,
A. L. Tito kn ton t Hecrctary.
OE. S,, Rosebiire fnapter No.KJIoIdstheir
regular meettiig ou 1st and 3rd Thurwltiy
In each Month. Visiting members in
good standing are respectfully invited to i.
tend.
Mrs. (: I,. Pbahkon.W. M i
Fp.kk Johnson. ecretary I
REHhhAHb, Roseburg Keheknh Lodge, Nn.
41. 1. O. O. K.-Met-ts in Odd Fellows'
Temple every Tuesday evening. Visiting
liters aud brethren Invited to attend.
Mrs. L. K. Millrixjk.
Mrs. ItKLLA LKWia,ecy.
Mrh. Mary t. 1'alm. Finan
cial Secy.
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OUMKN OF THE WORLD Oak ( amp !..
125 M.pts .1 th. Oilri Polios... i,,, ,"
Kowburfr. erery lt an1 M Moudar
nlDK. VliitlHsneiKhbnrn alwari welrome
KOBT. t.. HHITH, C.
K N. K wart (MP) Ir
WOMKN OF HOoriCRAFT. l.llac Clrrlf N
IS-Mrelion H1D.1 aril Monday ovenln
'"ch mo""' Odd Krllowa' 11a
JiSd'S "'"Sd? ,n ooi ""'1'ng ln
Cuaa I'l.unii.citil
Mrs. J. S. Stanics, Hickory, X. C,
speaks to those who have a similar
trouhle. "I have been bothered a
great deal with throat and lung;
iiuuuio, aim nna roieys Honev and
Tar Compound gives me Immediate
satisfaction and relief." Take Fol
ey's Honey and Tar Compound for
coughs, colds and hoarseness, for
children and for grown people. Ac
cent no substitutes. For sala by all
druggists.
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TRY 8HKK1HKIX HOFBE UMNO.
Better than clotb at half tbe prlc.
Mukea your walls light, warm and
quiet, sains as plaster. At Flaher't
paint and paper Btore. Look (or the
flag. dU
Pickled pigs feet and tripe, fresh
and good, at the Rochdale. diw
PHO.M 17
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WOOD! WOOD!! WOOD!!!
Umpqua Land and Water Co.
(lXCOKI'ORATKD)
1000 Tiers of Split Body Oak and
Block Oak
Sead la your erders and make sure you are going to hare wood.
Remember the trouble last year, ' on account of the streets being
tora us for earing. Make your arrangements now and avoid future
treubl. We deliver la loads of three tiers at (2.75 per tier.
Umpqua Land and Water Co. I
11S Cass St., Roseburg National Dank Building. ' t-ltttv
Commercial Abstract Co.
,h nv)uawi ui imes Diue rrinis
Filing Papers, Etc.
WE WILL GO ON YOUR BOND
Insurance
Conveyancing
328 NORTH JACKSON STREET, ROSEBURG, OREGON
KASTIIIt MKATS.
have been famed In song and story
Hut the finest ever praised by poet or
singer were no choicer than the meat,
wo have prepared f-r your Easter
feasting. A look at them will make
you hungry. A tasto of them will
make you wish you could double your
capneity for eating.
The Economy Market
fiKO. liOIII.HA;i:y, I'rop.
CUT THIS OUT AINP VISIT THE
ROSEBURG THEATER
This Ticket
And 5 Cts.
Is good for admission of two children
under tlie age of 12 years. Good at
all times except Saturday nights. On
ly theatre in town showing associa
tion pictures.
COAL! COAL!! COAL!!!
LADY WELLINGTON
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' litmu Get Your Screens In
early. It promises to be a great fly
year. Suppose you come here and
order them now. We have them for
any sized door or window. Or If you
prefer to make them yourself we
have the moulding, the wire cloth,
the lacks, the hammer ' and tbe
hinges. All at a reasonable price.
Orders filled for all kinds of frnlt
boxes.
The J. 0. Flook Co.
Roeebarg, OreeToa.
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