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FEHIUAItV 10, lUlil.
LETTER FROM ANCIENT
A VII Mflllk'HV ImMK
(The Review la pleased to here.
with present to Its renders another
letter from KrauK u. Miceiii, on inn
observations during his recent trip
abroad. Owing to the censorship of
tfea European war sone or otherwise
tb-letter has Just reached us. One
or two other letters written by Mr.
Mlcelll have also failed to arrive, hut
may yet get through. Kd.),
Roma, Italy, Sept. 10, 1!U2.
Editor Kouelmrg Review:
In our last letter we told you that
we were out sight seeing In Rome,
that St. Peters would be the first
place we would visit. Next mnrujiK,
immediately tifter breakfast, which
by the way consists of two hard bis
cuits baked 15 days before, and a
cup of coffee, we were again driven
to St. Peters. We paHsed up the
broad, flight of step" through the
bronze doors tuudo in 1445, with the
pagan, one of the frequent reminders
In Rome that Christianity Is grafted
upon an ancient religion which the
obelisk in the Piazza has seeu blos
som and decay.
Within the church everything is
next Lyceum number
"The Aller Trio"
Monday, Feb. 24
at Armory
Admission 25c and 40c.
Reserved Seats Free
so vast und so richly ornamented
that meutally you divest yourself of
most of your adjectives as you enter.
The size Is simply bewildering to on
limited perceptive powers. We
walked about In the space of ' the
church, disturbed und disconcerted
with none of the calm mid peace that
comes to us In many n lesser one
And indeed the worshippers here
save on high days and holiday's, are
few enough.
The numerous confessionals with
ihtlr Inscriptions In gill letters, Pro
lllirlcu Lingua, Pro lllspanlcu Lin
gun, Pro Angllca Lluguu, for all na
tlons of the earth, add to the Im
pression that this Is a kind of Im
mense Inlerniitlonal clearing bouse
rather than tho quiet sauetuary fur
the burdened heart.
St. Peters had an humble origin;
the Apostle St. Peter was critrilhwl
here by Nero's executioners on the
way from the Mamertlue prison
Some t'lirlKlinns buried the body
against the wall of Nero's 1'ircus and
marked the spot, which afterwards
they often visited In prayers. A
priest whom Peter ordained, built a
little oratory over- the grave, and
from that little beginning In less
than two thousand years we see thts
most magnificent queen of alt
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a baking powder that will raise
nicer, lighter biscuits, cakes and
pastry, or that is any more
healthful.
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C. W. DYGERT
Box 170 Eugene, Oregon
FOR
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AT
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AT
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SEE
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v ii o n r. io.;
jfhurihes khd ckthftdraU In all Chris
tendom. As you wander through the church
and 1(4 thbpeU, yoil feel you are
j threading throuxh no rue wonderfully
nun ilvtd city, filled with innumer
'able objects that dlfitruet the atten-
! lion.
Wo did not fall to nee the great
bronze Btaluc- of Ht. I'eter, and we
con Id not help to reflect on the Ron
erationK of devo(ten who have crept
hy thlN Htatue. and kitted Hinooth the
bronze foot of the .Saint, with uome
emotion.
'J' ho clnitfli abounds In good
Hftttpture. In the crypt are tombs
of the mediaeval popes, and almost
every one di -Hires to Bee the cele
brated sculpture of the.Madona delta
Pieta of Michelangelo. MohI of the
KngllHh upeukliiK viultors ask to see
the monument of the Stuarts. James
III, Charles 111 and Henry IX (Car
dinal York), are the three Stuarts
commemorated, but the monument
Itself la of no particular beauty.
Wo also visited the dome. From
the little gallery you gaze down upon
the vast Interior below and seem to
Bee a different St. Peters. The vnBt
neus of tho edifice comes home to
you anew, but the numerous parts
and object h, shrunken by distance,
fall Into a kind of harmony you could
not wo from below. Hy a stairway
we emerged to the outer dome, and
wu have Home, before us, spread out
like a map the city, the river Tiber,
the gurdeiiH, the Capitol and the
Palatine, modern and ancient Uome,
the eternal city.
We have also visited tho five pa
triarchal fhurelicH. which dominated
;tt one time the religious world. We
visited St. John the l.alenin, the an
cient residence of t lie Popes, where
an thi naretl twenty-etht steps
which Christ ns'i-ndi-d In Jerusalem
to Kt;iiid ln'tom Pilate for sentence,
and we have u it msed the faithful
on their knci-s in devout prayers as
t'ond I he Kiiiiie sti'pH.
It was here that Martin Luther
formed his resolution of Iteforma
tlon. We cannot describe all we have
seen In this church lu'bno letter. We
had. according to our previous nr
raUKeinent, 1 lie pleasure of having an
audience with benign Pope Pius X.
ou will underHland that a visit of
this kind Is granted only to those
who come recommended by priests
'mm i heir own parishes, and then
there Is much red tape to go through
before you can see that august per
sonage. o were ushered into his
throne room, but owing to the fact
hat. a great many pilgrims were on
their way in the Kuelinristle Congress
I'Mitia. i he audience w as held in
the private rooms of the Vatican.
Ilie Holy K.ither passed through ill
lie midst of the Kneeling visitors and
ii ve words of enroll ragement and
his Apostolic Itetiedii-tlon. Me
blessed us and evervthing we had
wiili ns. The lslt will tie long re-1
n mix ti d. Next day wo visited the
V'atiein pio;ei the official residence
of the i'lipes. Tin palace consists
f II, mm rooms, and L'.X court yards.
inonu the r-iorns we visited was (lie
in minis Mb lu'lntiiielo eba pel that
n tains his masterpiece. "The Last
ludmeiit," which is a mural paint-
ng, somewhat slimmed hy the smoke
.1 candles and Incense.
Wo also visited (he "Kaphael
l':il"'t," spieinHy named in his
muni-, and his gallery which repre
i 'HIk "The Cieaihoi. to Christ's
Itesurreclinii." M is needless tti sa
hat all the paintings contained In
he Vatican are f mm famous palnt
rs and are masterpieces.
We w ere not sal isf ied wit h one
isil. ti it i repeated" it. and every time
here were thousands of people front
ery part of t he w of Id, performing
the hauie mission as we. In mv next
etter I shall tell you something
ihoilt the Castle of St. Angelo, Maill-
rtine prisons. (Ndliseum. the Itoman
l-'o ru in. etc. I u t tie meant line I
must tell you good-bye. Yours truly.
KU.WK ti. MICIM.l.l
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d without any expense to the organlza
A tiou. Of course, It la up to each ot
5 you members who receive Ibis bulle
5 tin to decide whether or not the pres
J tut plans of the association can be
K carried out.
f ! The continuous publicity which
4 the I'aclllc Highway hue been given
A in the past Is responsible to a great
& extent for the disappearance of prac
Ctirullv all opposition to tbis most im-
15 i-ortant ot all trunk highways on the
1'acific Coast. This Is your association."
To the Ladies of Roseburg
We announce the Opening
of an
Exclusive Millinery
Establishment
Third floor Perkins Building
and invite you to inspect our first showing of Pattern
Hats, Tailored Hats, Millinery Novelties, on
Saturday, March the First
9 a. m. to 9 p. m.
Tea served 2 to 5.
Mabel Childs
Letitia Abrams
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IIKJHWAV OIM-OHITION IS
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Henry I., llowllijr. Kxevutlve Officer
of AsHiK'lttlion. Tells of Progrewa
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II III
The Orngon State Legislature la
iiii'K4m1 to take fuvorable action rela-
tlv to road appropriations In the
luti'Ht of the bulletins issued by tho
Pacific Highway ABBoclatlon. The
bulletin reviews the Kood work being
ilone and contemplated for roads In
other states, and the advantages
which will accrue from suitable
legislation In Oregon are set forth
In tho bulletin. Henry
cxi'ciitive officer of the association,
says :
"Tho Pacific Highway Association
I'Mii well congratulate the people of
Oregon and Washington for the lib
eral view they take towards the con
struction of this most Important of
trunk highways, and Us connecting
link, tho Pacific Highway bridge
acroKs the Columbia River.
"It was a happy decision on the
part of the joint bridge committees
when they decided to cull this bridge
the Pacific Highway bridge. Six
tnoiit lis ago t here was considerable
fcelltig against a Pacific Highway,
hut today there Is very Mttle opposl-"
tint) to this project.
"Ilrltlsh Columbia has made pro
lsiim for this road. It will be com
pleted In that province with the
ooii, otH) to be spent there this year.
With u poiml.it Urn of only 400,000,
It will expend $0 per capita this
year
"The state of Washington Is now
ruiiKhlcrliig the expenditure of $X.
iM.o.uiio during the years r.i;! and
I'M I on state roads and permanent
highways. This In addition to tho
$.'.000,000 that the counties will ex
pend each year on purely county
county roads, and tho $3,000,000
voted at tho last election hy King
County makes a total of $L'1.000,000
to be expended In Washington before
I ! I
What Will Orvgoii 1o?
"Inforniiilion obtained from the
County Clerks of Oregon show that
during the year 1 IM 2 approximately
$J..".mi,000 was spent in Oregon on
county roads. If as much is spent
d tt ring t lit nex I two years by t he
countfeH $;i,lt;o,000 will he expended
in l ho whole state on county roads.
' The assessed . valuation of prop
erty In the two states of Oregon and
Wellington Is almost the same. Ore
gon contains 9t,000 square miles
Washington contains 69,000 sounre
mill's (two-thirds as much). Wash
ington nlll try to Bpend $ L' 1 .000,000
before ltUr.
"California Is spending $30,000,
""0 on roads.
"What w 111 Oregon put into the
development of her roads during the
next two years?
"King County in Washington ha
bonded herself for $3,000,000 for
roads. lo you not think Oregon can
afford to bond herself for $10,000.
"imi and build a system of highwayj
that will make Oregon roads the
pride of the Pacific Coast in 191"?
"What town or city lu Oregon Is
paving its streets and paying for
them by direct taxation? There is
none. Street improvements nre paid
hy using the community's credit, that
Is. hy issuing bonds. Why shouldn't
the state pay for Its roads In the
same manner?
M uclt Work Ahead.
"With Mrltish Columbia spending
$lt;.iiiio,0Ht before 19 1 A. with Wash
ington spending f -' 1 .000.000 and
California ' 0,000, 000. cannot the
state of Oregon well afford to spend
$10,(100,000 besides the $."000,000
that will be spent hy the counties?
This week the matter will be de
cided by the Legislature at Salem.
"Tho Pacific Highway Association much trouble and expense It has been
Is entering upon the most Important to get you to join the association,
year of Its exlstonce. With all of Just multiply that by the many thou
the money that Is to be expended sands of appeals that have been made
everywhere, from British Columbia by the vice president during the last
to tho Mexican line, the association four months and you will realize that
will be kept busy looking after the unless a few are to put up all the
Pacific Highway signs and keeping money reuuired. each member must
the automobile public informed as take some Interest In the life of the h gents.
to me nest routes to get ty those,
sections that are being reconstructed.!
"A word about the financial af-,
fairs of our association. An organl-i
zatlon such as this can survive and
be useful only so long as a majority j
of Its members take an active inter-j
est In Its existence. An enthusiastic j
I. it i mi. im in n-iiii in uoi iiiiiivi' U nui - ;
. .. ! cessful highway association. Each :
one of you memlu-rs knows how
HIV'K IANS KX1K)KSK V1XOL
To Ovule Strength and for Pulmon
ary Troubles.
Run-down. debilitated people.
'those who need strength, or who auf-
. .. nlipniiln omiL'hii rnlrlft. ftP
bronchitis may find help In these
letters.
Dr. C. I. Ureese, Goshen, N. Y.,
says: "In cases where the curative
influence of cod Hver oil Is needed, I
prescribo Vinol, which 1 find to be
tar more palatablo and efficacioui
than other cod liver preparations. It
is a worthy cod liver preparation la
which a physician may have every
confidence."
lit. L. U. Bouchelle, of Thomaa
vllle, Oa., says: "l have used Vinol
In my family and In my general prac-tk-e
with the most satisfactory re
sults. U is exceedingly beneficial
to those afflicted with bronchial or
pulmonary troubles, and to create
strength."
Dr. W. X. Hand, of Kvans Mills, N.
Y., says: "I want to say that 1 have
used and prescribed Vinol In my
practice and it will do all you claim
for it and more."
We return your money if Vinol
fails to help you.
Ked Cross Pharmacy, W. F. Chap
man, Itoseburg, Oregou. (Paid Adv.).
Royal Typewriters guarantee satis
faction. It is the only good low
priced typewriter on tho market. The'
Roseburg Hook Store are local
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Fresh, Light
and Brown!
Xo belter bread than ours, we claim,
ever came to town.
The Best of Flour
we employ; tho latest methods, too.
We're positive that you'll enjoy the
bread we bake for you.
OREGON BAKERY
Refstcr ladies' lailoiioi College
Bdl Sisters &iiWtt?. Rim fnr
He vie- Wiint AJt. Drlni RnulU.
Tile ubool offer, for tb rear 1(1
two roil r..' In dremmaklng mid
Ulliirltif. 15 count fl.M mUmUe4
lowionir tn drafting of pattern! and
.y.trm, with SO ilnyi eewlng
fir. roune five. y.tem with full
instruction. I drafting.
Aijiiil. fur the llall-IVorvlii-rt lira
Forma.
Good
Trees
cannot be grown, re
gardless of the quality
of Um soil or core, un
less you have the right
kind of trees to begin
with
Come and See
the kind of tres we sell
before you boy. We
guarantee you never
saw any better.
Prices' Right
Roseburg
Nursery Co.
KITCHlNft HACK
Proprietors
Anything ihiit makes for health is always a good investment.
That's why It payB to keep a case of lloseburg's carbonated ber
erages on hand all the time. They have a tonic effect on llvgr
and kidneys and are refreshing as well.
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