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Supplement to EVENING ROSEBCRG REVIEW JAMARY 5, 1018. SOCIALISM MKNACIXG XATIOX. ItV ITS RAI'IH RISK, 1F.CLAKKS (OI.KR, PORTLAND. Jan. 8 To the miml . n"""? accepted something of of Illrd S. Coler big Democrat anl na!U''e 8h,0Ul1 be uud""'l- and ex-controller of the sta " o . !un"K also of its origin. It is York the most threatening Lm l founded on the philosophy of some dealt with severely or else the coen- Denial of tiod. ' I "Their teaching is that religion if A4.J.J.4.4.j.j.j.j.j.u reflex of economic conditions, th; t j-rTTT-rTTfTff ;lts fuIKtion ls t0 lllailltllln cias8 dolIll. Eastern Oyster In Any Style. f. nuun uroers at Any Honr. Quick Lunch Restaurant YE TOY, Prop. REUVLAK DINNER, inc. 4 Chicken Dinner Every Sunday. Open until 10 p. m., dally. 4. 1" Duanimn nirew mear uepol. 1 OPEN ALL NIGHT. j., T ..... 4- 4- 4. 4.. Telephone 335. Hours 9-1! " 1- DR. P. W. HUNT Dentist. Abraham Bldg. Roieburg, Oregou. DRS. 1EF.LY. SETHER A STEWART Physicians and Surgeons. Suite of Offices Rear Douglas Na tional Bank, Ground Floor. Phone 367. ROSEBCRG - - - - OREGON UK. C. L. PEARSON DENTIST OFFICE IN REVIEW BUILDING. Hours: 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. DR. KIN LAY Dentist Bell Sisters' Bldg. Rooms 4-5. GUIDON A. FORY Vocal Lessons Studio 437 North Rose Street Phone 290-R. ROSEBURG, OR. MRS. CIL RI.ES HF.LNLINE Teacher of Piano Studio 423 Ella St. Phone 33-R. DR. II. E. HERMANN Eyesight Specialist 217 South Stephens St ROSEBURG - - - OREGON Office Hours: 10 to 12 a. m. 2 to 4 p. m. Phones: Office: Main 171 Res.: .Main 172 DR. IA'CKTTA SMITH. Physician Women and Children Diseases a Specialty. Office, Masonic Bldg., Second Floor. DR. M. ASHTOX Chiropractic Physician Spinologist. Rheumatism. Sciatica, Lumbago, Etc. Acute and Chronic Diseases. 224 Cass St. ROSEtilRG, OR. ' j DR. D. E. SXLI.L I . ... ... , . I Osteopathic I hyslclan . Pm. 1 0.1 1 Marsters Bids. I Rosebure Oregon. ' Phone 119. DR. i. L. CALLAWAY, Osteopathic Physician. Graduate American School ot Osteopathy. KJrksrllle. Mo., un der founder of the sclsncs, Dr. A. T. SOU. Abraham Bid- Phone 19 ROSEBURG - OREGON try will suffer 111 consequence. He hag written pamplets oo the question and has given much thought to It. "The election of 20 mayors In the United States by the Socialist party must awaken people to the growing strength or the movement we know as Socialism." he said, when seen at the Portland Hotel, where he and Mrs. Coler were staying while In the city. "My ImDression la that before imiiun. jn mese wruetB conuenu religion, all of them declare in the materialistic philosophy of which So cialism is the economic expression, there is no room for a (lod. "This denial of the existence of a Cod belongs naturally to Socialism because the success of the system supposes an emphasis on life in this world Inconsistent with religious be lief. The promise upon which So cialism gains Its converts Is a nara- M'se on earth and that promise mitr-t ..- mii.wunii iu maut; ni- pealing by the denial of a paradibJ hereafter. "These doctrines the Godless puli lic schools of our country have pre pared the public mind to receive. No one can deny and indeed most of the advocates of the public school sys tem admit freely that all religion has been driven out of the state schools, that a nation founded on the principle of religious liberty now seems to believe that its safety In the future depends upon the repres sion of religion. The consequence is that many of our young men and young women leave school with a more or less dissembled contemot for real religious belief. The Incom plete information the public schools have given to them leaves them with the idea that the fashion of the hour is against religion, and ttiat real be lief in a personal uod belongs to n less enlightened age, that science his exploded in some way, that deaths with which they are now familiar, the old theory of a personal creator with authority to prescribe moral laws, and the power to call to ac count that other old fogy ghost the immortal soul. "Now this is altogether a fals 1 view of life and of science, whatever It may be of the fashion of th" times. The most glorious names in science today, for instance, are thos" of believers In God. The Darwinian evolution theory is nowhere ques tioned except among physiologists, the public school that knows noth ing of iv;il biological study believes It as it one time believed in the Bible. "The result is a growing Socialist party, dominated as in most parties by politicians, but Informed by ma terialistic philosophers and recruited from the (lodless public schools." Mi. Cnlnr says he has retired from active participation 1;; politics, but he predicts the I)eiiH)clals will name Coventor llarmuii for their Presidential candidate, and he :is he thinks President Taft will be re nominated by the Republicans. He is visiting the West at this time to look after his financial int'Jl ests and he and his associates hav.' heavy Investments in Western bonds and other securities. Ills trip wi'l take hlni to California. Arizona and New Mexico. SMILES. "How quickly our new Americans assimilate our ideas." "How so?" "I asked an Italian friend of min If he wasn't going home to fight, and he tells me that he is paired with i Turk in the next block. ' Washinir ten Herald. David A. Hall, of Pike County. M. t was once Stat' Senator and acted as Lieutenant - tlovernor during the t . ears lie ii .-Mie-u 'iw i i lie .-"-unit He had an ambition to be Lieutenan- envernor in fact. One dav be confided this ambition f() fnnUy ,,,.ir ..x,. ,)ld man." Hall says in telling the story. "walked two blocks with me witb- 'out making any comment. Then h" I turned and uid: That's ail right. Dave, but lo.V here: Suppose you were elected and the Governor should die. Wouldn't that leave Missouri In a mighty had fix?-" Philadelphia Saturday liven ing Post. Dr. J. L. Callaway, Ostopstble Pby- slclsn. Abraham Balldlng, Roseburg 12.00 per dozen for (3 to 16 cabi nets while they last; no agents. Clark & Clark. tf "Pride ot Douglas" and "'Queen City" flour bring resuits. Ask the Douglas County Mills, phone 13. dtt "Pride of Douglas. a Roseburg product, and "Queen City," a hard We Can Please You! Dainty foods, special delicacies, always ready. Yon- will enjoy, cur varied, well cooked dishes. We conduct a modern dellcatossen a 315 Cass street. YOUR PATRONAGE RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED". MRS. II. L. COFFIN MISS ALICE. WILSKW- SPECIAL WAG Three Carloads Just mous T. C. Mandt sale only by 115 SHERIDAN STREET. Roseburg Flour Millsf ltoscburj-'s Oldest Industry. We Deliver Anj wfirar.. Phone 56 HAY, GRAIN, FLOUR and FEED Alfalfa, Cheat, Vetch, Oats, Steam Rolled Barley, Oats, Corn. Wdea and Oats, Charter Oak, High Flight, Cupid, Bran, Shorts, St4fc t'' Foods, Alfalfa Meal. 1 f- POULTR.Y SUPPLIES t. Wheat, Corn, Grey Oats, Scratch Food, Chick Food, Tfivf Scri- X Sunflower Seeds, Hone, Grit, Shell, Oil Meal, Charcoal, Lice K I iter. T Mandy Lee, Egg Maker, Germozone. MEAT; ;MAKErf-f it Commercial Abstract Co. Abstracts of Titles Blue Prints Filing Papers, Etc. WE WILL GO ON YOUR BOND Insurance Conveyancing :328 NORTH JACKSON STREET, ROSEBUR.C. ORECONJ You Don't Have Go To Sea To for Cement CnlrerU, Of meat Sewer Pipes, sixes H to M IskImsv Cement balldlng foundation and chimney blocks. Cement slwrwnftfc and cement work of any kind. I fear Bra or all houses I will sell cheap, as I wsnt to dm tn money In other business. See my burglar-proof window lock. tm O. K. See Pat's Elastic roof paint for leaky roofs. We build, nee or repair your bonses. Business buildings a specialty. 0er forty years esperiencc In balldlng. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER F. wheat article, made at Vnir.. Wash., are the two test TarJetita Sour on the market. Why. tsas s-avy- other kind that costs mora? 14 : grocer doesn't carry either Just phone 13, Douglas Ccnat? Kta-t. and a sack will be deUfe.es) a ; home. SALE ON O N S Received The Far Farm Wagons. For S. JJ. CR.OVJCH YOU LEAVE Ol lt MEAT MAUsT with admiration f r the perfect i llness which ls everywhere appc You.' own kitchen couldn't free from even the slightest i of dirt. So there ls an added faction in coming In person ts i the choice cuts we always ha, tm hand. Give yourself and n tks pleasure of a II today. The Economy Market Geo. KoIilhaKPft Fro- To See PAT F. PATTERSON