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JJOTH HIDKtt I XYIKLIUXO IN IXIIL'STHIAL D1H1TTE. hard for conciliation, disappointed in I Rolled oats and barley, cracked the uncompromising attitude of both and whole corn, wheat and all vane- The Continent. Chicago, says: The cheering Impression which prevailed last week that the conservatism of local labor leaders had overcome the radicalism of the Socialist agitators visiting Lawrence, Massachusetts, In connection with the strike of the woolen mill employees there, has been disappointed in later develop ments. When Joseph J. Ettor, the orKHiilzer of the industrial Workers of the World, a strictly Socialist or ganization, was losing his grip on the strikers, he was reenforced by Wil liam I). Haywood, the president of the organization, whose unscrupulous character was clearly revealed in the West a few years ago by the confes sion of the dynamiter, Harry Or chard. Haywood upon his arrival Immedi ately 'ruined the then favorable pros pect fnr a settlement of the strike, stiffening stubbornness not only mining the strikers but by reaction among tli" employers likewise. The woolen trust, against which the orig inal strike was declared, still ex pressed willingness to Heat fur set tlement with a iniuinittee of tli" strikers fri-.iu Its own mills, but the strikers dn their part appointed a committee representing all the mills In l.au rem e --not only those in the trust, but also the Independent fac tories - and demanded the privilege of conferring with all the owners to- gether. Ili'tweeii these two positions i deadlock resulted. However, the! town continued under its militia! uiiard remarkably unlet. Haywood, appeal's to have learned some things since his old career of violence in the West tell years ago, and publicly urged the Lawrence workmen to keep check on themselves" and not give the other side an opening against them by committing depreda tions. Coventor Koss. who had worked parties, has sent to the Massachusetts Legislature a special message asking that a legislative committee shall in vestigate the whole situation at Law rence. He declared he would not tolerate the slightest approach to anarchy, and would maintain law and order by every means at hia com mand. But he felt that the Btate ought authoritatively to learn whether there was truth in the charge of the strikers that the mills, "by fines and other methods, have reduced wages far below that decent standard which American citizens should eniov." Governor Foss. who is well known as tnvoriug a reduc tion of the tariff, culls attention to the fact that the woolen factories eniov a large measure of that tariff protection theoretically designed to enhance the wages of worklngmen. and he thinks the public ought to know It If the tariff does not have the effect for which ll is uphold by its advocates. ila of m'll feed at the UODgll County Mills. Phone 18. otf Pride ot Douglas" ana "wueen City" flour bring results, ask tne Douglas county ains. puuun 10. uu Patronise Review advertisers. KANSAS "lll.ru SKV" LAW. Companies Must Prove Soundness ot Their Ollcritigs. -I.anrtl l.mlire. No. H . i,u 'he M - orel sua nf fte'D UloDtli mile lVinlt corner .mvKseu auu Ho iu ur hits llivllril to mteriil. V Kick, w. m. It. H. C. Wocli.Si'C. A. P. .4 A. M -I' K.'.ular ITH'eltiiK TfcjT fonph WcIiicmU! MhmiiiIO 'lVlnl'U'. t A O.r. W. Kinelmru l.e.lue Stl. i the '.'lei Mul 111! MtuelKi ri ; .:io p members lu tell. I. ft h uHnnh in 1 1,0 l-ote-ter 1111. All 41 sUl, itlliK ill, tliviUd 10 St- 1. . I.ewi 1 1., M. K. II. 1. .:" X, Keeunler. Be. I. KI.KS, rvehCUiirK l.o..t, I'o.jit llei'l" ri'KUluc c.ninliitiierttlous si tin kl" Ttmiile on -:na met Lt 1 OurH.tay l Ui month All n. ember re iueM.il lo annul reKUir!y. .nt all visuiuk uruwci arts eor.ll any luvlleil luiieun. II. ( JesKl llses, E. K. . .si., ji, .steielarlr. Ai-cnriling to Isaac F. Miircosson. Kansas is teaching l lie Nation a les- son in stock-selling that Is more than ' worth while. In an article in the I Munsey for February, entitled "ltar i ring Out the Stock Thieves," he writes: "Hank Commissioner Dolli y framed a statute to regulate and supervise the sale of securities. To use his own picturesque phrase, it had to have hooks in It strong enough to catch a whale,' and when lie com pleted it there was no loophole through which a tricky salesman could crawl. He called it the Ulue Sky Law. because, in warning peo ple not to purchase wildcat promo tion stock, lie used to say: " 'Don't buy that it's just blue sky!'," According to the writer: "Every corporation, company or Individual, whether it he incorporated under the laws of Kansas or of any other state, that sells or in any way handles stocks, bonds, or other securities with the exception of Government, state or municipal bonds is subject to the statute, and must undergo a rigid censorship before it can do busi ness. "Any agent who offers securities for sale In Kansas without a license from the state is subject, for each offense, to a fine of not more than live hundred dollars, and to imprison ment for not more than ninety days." DKUHKK OK HONUIl Myi-uc lj'lw ,No. 14 Mvcm .'tut Slid 4lh Mi.I.luy wvi'llli!K nl et. mouth ill the. O'l.t Kei.ow l. n.l.le. Vlllllus uleuibur formally luvlteil lu atlcuil. ADA l.AMI so.S. I,. Ol 11 H..H. 1.I..NOX. Kcc. M.U'ii kisk, Rtcelver. EAltl.KS, Koeburs Aerie meet In tlietrhall on jKcknu.M.-b,l audita Mun.taj eveu Ins ol I'titi month, at s nt-luc. lm( ll,I bnsUu.u lu "0d miiuirm lwy welcome. 1IKN NUKIII.W. P. Pbuue M 1K1 H. I- OiKiims. W. Sec JO. O F., i'tilleurmn Loose No. Mll lu Oil.l Kellowi l einule, vomer ol Jarkioli u.l t:at streeli. ou .sHlur.l.- eveulh ot each Wtfefc. Member ol Iheorder lu t ou lauiliua. are luvlleil loatleml. W. H. FTo. N. 0. M. M. Miu.su. K. 8. IO O. r . KHIllR Slai Lo.lv No. 1,4, meeu Odd Fellon1 rinil.Yrf trlilay nullum VUll US brelliereulwyweleouie. C. II. I'ma 1M.K1. N. U. W. S PeWKLL, . S. . M Fu els. F. S ' Visu al ll o V . t'nioii k.hiniiitneiit No. I In Oitit Fellow' Tempi ou lh 1: auu .irU " Thur,lav evening ol earn moniu. 1D brelhereu alway welcome, t'ABLlHMA!. 0. P. I.. K. MlLLEbOB, SerlDC. Most UoseDurg housewives use either "Prido of Oougias" or "Queeu City" flour. There's a reason for It Phone 13. Douglas County Mills. If your grocer doesp't carry either kind. TIIK I AMIVK IX rlllNA. The present unsettled political conditions In China make it Impossi ble for the Chinese government to contribute liberally to the relief funds. For this reason It becomes the more Imperative that the I'nited States, always China's friend, shall respond to the need generously. Famine conditions are so desperate that any description of them seems incredible. Mr. Jameson writes o! procession: of giiant, starving people wandering aimlessly along the roads, falling and dying in the mud when they can go no further. Day after dav he passed the bodies of men, women and children lying where they i had fallen. And the famine must . , ....!,. until Hummer oeiiirtf nrw MOPKHN WlHlllMr.N or AMr.ai' A, .tiyfti -.. ; ( Hinp No. w.iuiei every -Tn.i and 4tn crops can lu' harvested. .Nearly Tiie.ua? ot every inouih in ma '' nriiioim persons live In these famine -over thousands of h v. Mv Ki HiNMt,'oiiBl I s'l-mro niiU'8. K. mi' nun. i Wtk. u Shiumhiil H'lUf I'onmiitU'' "44UI.KRN HkOTHhRHOOll OK AM KRH'A has skfl tlu lllitnl SllitOS lO rais- M k - u.v No. 4- MiifwrT.'n.i a r.'lirf fun.! ir il.nnn.imo and the ..... m, K.nUi in Mstrik't; lt'Uttt.t. i . i D...I i la inl.n vi-trlni? ti rli. all pnssit'lt' tn nuM't tho iuol. Cfintrlluitlnns fur this puriuis' ffnt to th1 HimI t'nss in Wa.-liinutnn r to tin- ott'ncis f tli.- Uft! Cross Chap-t.-is or Stat.' I.o.ir.ls will 1 raltl.Ml to v'liina wit hour nnn.'rt'ssary ilrtays. t.n.1 4Ui hi VlnltiiiK ui.ui'xt A . 1 , Kv, f ur. I ntKM i 'f , Pel rt iry. 11. OK , Ui.. l,iT1 llll T IV- M,.!.i!(l.ir r.'HHlf lfi'U:.K fll it ft in. -! 1 1 LlilTS.li.y v in t.U M.iiiu. ...nu iiit'iiuri n. It. uuilum n te.pt. i. tl". 'J in.iU.i ti i- MHi 'K t Ki.k ).ti w s, i-rn iry KKr K A 1 i lit ,.h i..l.t- littri H'l i'rt Hi WlM'MI- 'f 1 UK W OKI l. . l: Mh-i l in- AA rVui. Tnin- tuil'H i' uM"T ft I A ll k N K ftl irk Pr. J. 1. rAl!iwy. Onfopnthlc Ptay Iclnn. AbrnhJim Mulldlng. Konbiirt "tV.t.e of Hoii(ctn. a Hoeburic product, nrnl "Qiuvn City." a hard whtat artirlc. made at Vancouver, Wash., are tli tw-j K-tn Tnnetloa of llnnr on the marKet. Why ute any otbt-r kind that cst mort ? If your Krnctr doosn t carry cither brand. Jut phone 13. PougUs County Mills, and a suck will be dellre.ea t yonr boms. WOMKN OF W OtilM R KfT. 1 1! ot mi'iHh t M! Vtftltlm mrmbt-rt Hi bov1 !: vutsi to a-ifDii. Mftft Pll.ITT.'l M i'uittiuiiiD.i.rl J I l H 1. t ftff in- pofltlTely no trespanlng allows on tbs lands of th Curry estate, dsw N. CURRY ESTATE. Smith's LlTery, n W outfits, first class driving : Terms reasonable. Phon frsX arith now Indlea' waltlnK ner Oak and Rom street. B. Smith, proprietor. Patronise Review' adrertinwra Choice Meats We handle choice meats, such as win favor, catering to cnetonMir H appreciate the best at reasonable prices combined with natlofaiiiUBT service. We hacdel the famous Sealshlpt Oysters. LOUIS KOHLHAGEN PHONE 19 10 7 CASS STREET Commercial Abstract Co. Abstracts of Titles Blue Prints Filing Papers, Etc. WE WILL GO ON YOUR BOND Tnsurance Conveyancing 328 NORTH JACKSON STREET, ROSEBURC. ORECOf? MEAT- YOU LEAVE Ol'R MEAT KAXSSVX- with admiration I r the peritwt eim-. Ilness which Is everywhere w.. . Your own kitchen couldn't b i4 free from even the slightest mwpStkMa. of djrt. So there is an addsd a faction in coming in person t awtoek the choice cuts we always hand. Give yourself and n t3 pleasure of a 11 today. The Economy Market fieo. Kohlliaaen. Prop. You Don't Have To Go To Sea To See T lor Cement Culverts, Cement Sewer Pipes, sizes 8 to 86 twbaav Cement building foundation and chimney blocks. Cement sKctoBw and cement work of any kind. I have Ave or six houses I will sell cheap, as I want to na money In other business. See my burglar-proof window lock, t 0. K. See Pat's Elastic roof paint for leaky roofs. We build, oorm or repair your houses. Business buildings a specialty. 0"er forty years experience In building. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER F. F. PATTERSON :i USE THE WANT ADS c The Live, Snappy Little WANT ADS. in the Roseburg Review every evening are the busy agents you should em ploy to fill your Wants. Q Insert a "Want Ad"' starting with tomorrow evening's issue and in twenty-four hours you will be surprised at the quick results you will receive. Q Use these ads to rent rooms or houses, hire help, sell real estate, horses, musical instruments or anything else h at is salable. There is no better way
