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I" European War Plays Havoc With Printing Material NlWSPAPLR PIANIS AFfECUD hks Used fur Lithographing Ut Mure II .1 Doubled in Priu-Piinl Paper Rat ios High Wdter Mark N'KW YO;K, Mar. - One roiill m a reel v bo hi a nit il for ju in pin: at conclusions uii'l h;ttiK "Home dis tricted hoiisevMte has lost her shop ping lit," upon fimlhiK on the h Ml walk u hi rap of paper on which was j-cribbb-d 'blankets, felt. Klvcenn, rubber hlaiik'i, paper ami ink, mus- Ull." NeV"- llltltftrt t In fun might he altuK' t her wruiiK perhaps I he chopping liht belonged to tlif ho bitver lor th mechanical dcp;i it mcnt of a newspaper. Miil iifMKpnpiT readers, may won der what hlitnkHK, muslin, f 1 1 , rub ber sheets ami other Items thai arc humlv thing in hav' about the house to do with the iriechnini at end of it new spacer, but Just at this time ih-j bjtr who dropped hi shopping UjI hm mora sertoui th.ii-j to won 'ier about A the tort of the urticl' s listed and o'b r items too many ' i rutrition (-iiitinuf to climb dav by day h" U d-witu. ultii little t.n In? hav lor s.ibjei tiv: -xt r to W OH df I'll! K V, hell l lie hull t lit K of lK"Apap r ept ii-i-h Is Koinii to stop. K.tr H;ii'e tut- momentous Aui'ii-t .f 1!UI e.j;.. i .ally d'irliig In- p. t .'.K liiOMt'it. thf V S Tft l.'i 111 K of the pr; .- tif neii-itieH aimiiid a te-u.s-pap i id. tut iiiirf 1:4.11" u n with a b am of )ir i-tem Inch aroii-" Jutel, no eiithu.-ia-in M ionn publish iTif throu-hoiit the country who have to foot the hills. I'rodu'ts .jm ntlal to the (itihlh a! .on of newspapers have lump d In pri't- all the way from 10 to 1.". lo 'louo and more per cent. War, directly or indirectly, in jriven as til' ria:io!i for the enormous itl-crt'iifi- in the publisher hills. And as war het-iii liktlv to continue ror some time, so too the market hkv nekcting proinh'K to no to licit-Ms e en h oiid t lie present astounding pri.es. Nowml'ivs It is next to im po. ;sih!e to obtain mark'-t quotations for even ho rUiort a time ahad as "next wi ek.' It should he rt-memhf M-d also thai rr.N.Tefe instance-, uf (lie high cost of fin tlir-hiitt; tdvt ii here are the low prirew ohlainahle, h-ea'le tin; pn higher htnH in laii;- Inilk. If f-unnot rut in ttiantit if fat. war and nimoiK of more w;r mean the in Int I hk f)f papers far In ex. ess of the output fit normal times, whh h one, merely one. Item of waiilme In-ci-;im' in expt nst-M that ttie thounht l ''i and iininl'ormed overlook when A 10 Cooking Lessons 54 Excellent Tested Recipes bound in convenient form for use in your kitchen will be mailed FREE if you send your name and address. The cooking lessons explain how you can always have ".qood lack" in your bakini' tlirouih choos'int the ri.qht materials, mixiivj them, reulat inJ the heat of your oven, etc. Addross JAQUES MFG. CO., CHICAGO DLEASE COME IN SQUARE UP: Not with t.s- but with yourself yoiiisolt a Ni-w Suit c! iK'llics, anil , tlurc T : ;' L-L- I t I.I fll'li'l III II : EasUT, I !.. ii.il w lu ll , l....:. ii .1 .i.i.l i.i ..! I'''. .1 '. l ...I ' w . I ; . Ii I 111' )! . It's tlwic iii ShU' urj, li!U rn. S. ri uv or tjiulihi. 'I he SDoinr ymi p.iy us thai visit the tvtter vill he ple.is. J .iiul the luttu we'll he al-le to please you Yours for good clothes. ILuUman "U'li' ''"" uttt-riiiR tlr. fallacy so often hi-ard. ' the newspaptrs aul ir." And tiu pj:J4::.'-r iue cot tut in ti.f 'i lal'ty o: iii.-t' r iul. lieroie tut- ;ir. Ij ht JUl with, t!if lliipi. Mailt it' in (tt tuns uu:i tons W. :r tal iii-1 h the liiiol pini ai.i iere:,i .in d' part nit iitc in a uie-tt un 1 1 ioi it i;i tla'h nw:pa, -r plant, the in t a i Ahlh a omu. nation o! lead, tin aii'l aiit.iiiuii;-, 10-t '4 e: tn a po ind A week avo it te-t 1 J . eiii d ir I t.j; t he foi fiioon In t !:e a f t moot i the ft,x ,n l :: i er.t--. A r-w i:t'. - I ;i t r lat w "t-k it w :ts hoot r 1 to 1 .: :; I nt . a pound. And v ttie kiting tu'-s on. t tif in'reae in root alone amounting to thousands of dolliir.-' a year. The arious editions of newspaper ran not. to u" the shtjii exprenston. he "put t'i tud" without blankets any more I ha n Ii unia n tan. A ml the newspaper preisea must bap the ntanket-' in ! u miner a wt It as in w -inter i ub her blank ets that art-wrapi-ed aroiiml the prf-ss ro)ler first, felt hlaiiki-n wound around on lop of the rubber blankets and (lean muslin bandaging covering rubber and feit. thin padding being necessary dip i tlv under the fa' i-moving paper If t b an-' iiT printing is to obtain. Al so (plant it ies of the ordinary Army blank' ts tiiust b- bought to iit-l'lo giieii cizes for the stereotyper use. The inert a-e in the cost of niuclin, whhh t he new KpapTH Imiv by. thr pound, has been comparatively slight' only about half a cent a pound more si lire t he a nte -bell it in dav s ol j , 11 I. The rubber and heavy felt j . hlanketiiii;, however, has been jump-1 et al b ast 1 per rent. The cost of I t lie A rm y blankets has gone up -' I per cent, the iiuality of the Army M :i nk ets at the same time going i down. I'ress roll which are made la ri;e!y of glm1, glycerin and molaa .jt N. have gone up. ho inaiiul actu rer.-t j notified the (-ousumeiH last week, IS) per ci nt. (ilycerin -and the quality u a d in newspaper plantH la not the pure while Klv'fhn one buys in drug torr i. hut a quality Icsh refiii'-d -has taken a flung bap from an ante Vellum prl c of l y cents a pound to .4 rent. No pulp is roming to paper nianu fm liners. Mills that not no long ago a ere selling by the tons lire now lill tA orders for pounds, (tags, which ire being bought up by tlie ppwder naiinl.irt urers eageilv and are iieed il also by paper inaninacturers In a baued and more or less sterilized form, are a necessity in the inechanf al ib pai I incuts of newspafiers. Tin1 uici1 of rag;i has jumped just about I mi per tent, or from :t cents a pound io il cents. Writing paper is an ini iii' I. int ilein in a publisher's pap r ill and it is worth noting that this item has gone up 2. per cent. Mut it Is when the consumer of mything haing to do with dyes or my oiioT department of the chemical -iertlon of printing and photographic i-i pi'oiluriion o-s out with his nhop iii in; list that his hair turns gray. Meiol. w hii h t lie art depart metit of i new paiM-r cannot get along w itli ti tit. ctist $1 a pound before the war Now il rols J.'.n a. pound. Increases nt iiimi io itooii per cent and more loom up all over the chemical se-.-tion id' ill printing plant. As an ink utauulacturer explained a day or two ago, the a 'ids and dyes and everything else used in the color ed Inks especially have t xplodeil from ion to ::noo per rent in a jiify, once Ihe impoils iroill tiennan had beti blot kt it" Him s that c tst cent l i ore the war now cost $1 I and $ 1 a pon ml. w ii h incri ases in ellnw. .ibo all the way up to :;nnn p.-r cent. nd, w hat is more ul moment, t In uaiiiitai t urei s of inks tear that pros pectv uf tilling demands in the futili" oiok doiilitiul. Inks lor Sunt lay lithograph sc 'ions have more than doubled in price, with an increase on every quo loiuiu for intaglio section inks gotnc .in steadilv Kveii the common black .iiks ate a I fecletl because the ruhi'er tr.i n u ta I urei s are ctnialing as much at bun .is i !ie call it ml using it in :d;ii-e ol ink and lead, a detail which will a i roil nt for the pre pond ere pre i:' ruhtT yoods having a black isist, which Miopp-is soon will fniil on the tliatkel ill plate of tile white cast rub her thev . ht'cn accip-lomed to see ill the shops Tvpe loiind.Ts have inrcael pt'ic-s ju per -nt. iiinl no b t up ir I H e hue-ting is in ight (iiim atahlc. ' Mr- rs;in in 'he making of matrices j in penning plants, lias jumped loo j ; er ft nt. iid wiappnig p.iper, used j in the trciilal i. mi departments bv the j'uns. ,,.-t twne as luu.'h as it did ' ore t!i w .i t . with w ra p pi tig rope r , w. . i ii - LB, I 111 Jil ip lWtM-IHIIIM I L - COBB BROTHERS BUILD MODERN BANK BUILD ING AT BEND, OREGON the l:av E. Torreit Taylor, Star In "Th Whitt Roicttv,' American-Mutual Matter picture, De Luxe Edition. At the Majestic Tomorrow. "I' .il i' '.it, ill :tud jute id t w il.. at an : ap itt i un; i mi. . l lltU sK (1 t:Mti The p. nn and serein ss caused by v i! 1-. -. ov c: t mm t mil an I st r.t; , iiu .ii nu: .o i-e , Viin:!; t ni.e a: e Soot h- i a '.lav bv Sle.iu s I ini m tit No n- , d to s'trfer Vw agotiv ,t;t ap !v Sle '1' !t I in:t:e nt to the sore t uh otiS a I'ltic In a sbrt I ! ' e pun ! a -. o'i rest com ib'v :r ,1 i t a r. ft-ttur.g sleep 1 ' i' f ' tt- ' ul user w i Ites "SI a n's I en "' v t is w nt t li Its tt eight In ' ! K 1 ' i i'e"1! on band. its( : .il;.i.:; i all if l ess to i:.il::i.i a'a- - vii.j i i : ii : . c at v ,-iir i;. :-t 1. 1 i; hiM I t; in I ill l iti'l mm , ( i;mi : i 1 heto.l-.r. ,". d' . v r . tt en I ' e. m i I ''.: ' at !! V-itlei's ''';,. I a "d t i W 1 - n i ; x t i, w i t I", e Ol tiuguishttl International artist had held herstdf aloof iroiu scores of flat tering oft era to a Plica r before tbe raiiii r.i unlil tshe was approached by a repref.entativ e of trio La.sky organi zation. In '('arioe:i." Mis;; Karrar is sef n as tlie half-w ild, lancinating (iyiisy, who is tlie head ot a band of smug gle it. I low lie leads one man to death and another to ruin and is lur s It stabbed b. a jealous lover are but incidents in this thrilling live, reel picture. The bull tight s. enes were sp-chilly staged by a company of Ton adors brought from Spain, and w it h bulls brought , from Mexico. t '-r 2m, ohm people took part in the scenes at tlie arena. The cast to support M iss Karrar was selected from tile must promi nent and capable artists in the coun try. Wallace Itt id. one of the most prominent stars in the country, plays ho;i Lose; IVdro I'et'ordoba, leading man tor Margaret Anglin, is seen as the Tort ador. illiam Klmer. Anita King, .lejiitie Ma'-plierson, II. II. Car penter and other members of the Lasky all-star stock tompiiny are seen in strong roles. " Carmen" is considered the last word in pholodraruatic development and will only be seen at the Antler' for two performances, Thuisdav; and Kri.lay. IVdro lie Cordoba, one of the best know i! leading men in the eo.intry. proved himself to be a better bull fighter than the professional Toi a dors, in the staving of the bull fight scenes of the lietalditie Karrar pro duction of her famous opera, "Cai nieii," by Ihe Jesse L. Lasky Corn- lie Cordoba, although lie had 'n a bull tight, was applaud Ji'.o'iM people for his splendid liend's latest financial institution. ntial Oiegou "flunk, U f-oon to i home in keeping w ttti the character utut ilemauds ol that cjiu m ti nil... ac((jtti:ii tu plans ju t toiu-pb-tt-d by Ar-bit-.t l.ee A. Tiioma-. ol Curtlamt. It w,ll I.e ere. ted by It. ii. Muui-; at the corner of Wail and Oregon streets mid has be n leased uy the bank for ten .tears. The io.-i is esti mated at !., 'iii htyle of architecture is similar to trial of tiie Trim hie building 1:1 i'or l land, w tie re tiie Merchants Na tional I'.ank had its home. It will be tuin ni'.-tiy of bri U, tile, stt-el and giass, 27 by 7n feet on the ground, ami have a ceiling 2o teet high. Ttie great area of giass ami t:ic tioi t i light gr.e it special value ;.s a hank ing office. In ev ery respect it will I.e built j'nd equipp 'd u eo: tiing Li the bt : ; nan la. !s for m: Ii ins tui tion. Cor.: trui'tion w ill begin net week and it is expected to be complete I by August. A modern bank vault will be built up from the solid rock. T1k f-rra!igcnientK itw the lease and erec tion of the hi.iliiing t"'p mad'- thru .1. M. 1. awn nee, oi I'rttand. W. L. Cobb, formerly of I'ortiml and later of Hnscliurg. is pri sitlem of the Cen tral Or Con Hank, which first opened its doors hist Nov ember, ami Thos. Cobb is cashier. Free to Patrons There is un charge fur service at The Cafeteria. Our Cooking is unsurpassed Tr our Sundjy Dinners Yours for a Liht Lui:ch or a Square Meal. Uye CAFETERIA Fhone Bl 123 Cu Si. Must anvonp cin nul up ami writo an essay on Osli'opalhy. Si'O I)r. I it'i.app. CIIAUI IIS A. itit.wn i ois .KI'IIKSI-'VT TIVI li j t l A till JT'-' .'i'"' pan y . Ile er e, hv work. watch cniu s coi .n Colds, running o.' nose, continued irritation of the mucous membrane if neglected may mean Catarrh later. Don't take the chances - do some thing for your child ! Children do not take every medicine, but they wilt take Dr. King's New Dtsovery and without bribing or teastng. Its a sweet pbasant Tar Syrup and so ef iVethe. .lust laxative enough to eliminate tin- waste poisons. Almost Ihe first d'i'e helps. Al. ays pre pared, no mixing or fussing. lust ask your druggist for Dr. King's New I i sco very. It will safeguard your I'hibl against serious ailments result ing; front colds. Kor a fe w hour' forget the hard t i sues and w rite a short es:iv on (Kteo:atli . $'it lor the first pn,:o. $lo lor s,.L(U,d prize. Coniest closes Aptil 2"th. Kor further particulars Dr. Del.app. John J. Grouch dips the scratchy end of an old-fashicinej steel pen into spnttcry ink. Wastes the ink all over the paper r.nd his clctl.es. Wastes time. Henry II. Hup-jTiiei walks into cur ti. -c Vi!yi enc cf our "Vierc.:;iti'.::-' (omii t.iin (-ci : goes l ack to hia ofi'iee exiles the ink -stand and writes his h-ad oil. With nc.t'.nes and d:,5, ..ich. Many styles of thc"o .'.1:110:3 "Mercantt'ics" here. $2.50 and up fv-e our i!:s;'av aiul wiu tin- .00 pen f;ee. Conic-.t open till Aptil 15 A. S. Huey Co. Exclusive distributer in thit town I I beliee in Oregon and Douglas County, its present and tut ore: In 1 rural development ns the ha:--is of i town prospi riiy: in good roid.s radi ating from local centers; in demand ing value received for ( very cent or taxes; ir; the host system of educa tion for the oting; in e'e-'n politics, eceiioit.ic.il bus in ss ad ministration of public property, and tewvr laws: in represent at ion of farmers and business iron by n farmer and busi ness man. 1 therefore announce my self as a candidate for the Keitubli can nomination lor Representative from Douglas County; at the comm. primary election. If you are for tht s things I rct c; : uiiv solicit tour vote. CHAUI.KS A. IitEAND. Wilbur. Oregon. t Euy where You $ Can Save Money T The Monty you set aside V each week lor the table, .. lutys more heie for less. 4 The Careful house wile i. will r.pp'.eciale this. 4" All goods Striuly Fresh J Xo special baits are nee- "j" essary to atiract attention I at the Spot Cash Basket Grocery A. C. DUNLAP, Prop. i 218. N. Jackson St. 4 FLOUR, and FEED J- Pine, Ock and Fir f :: wood for sale J 5!..;i.I'..;..Tj.!j;...tw, Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing : . ;l 1 1' ill I us Iii ,is i xii;r s douM -lib - - You have Concliuled T a TK HAVE purchased the stock of impltnunts and vehicles formerly ' owned by Crouch and Giles, con sisting of bujjsics, wagons, plows, disc harrows, cultivators, etc. While this stock lasts we will sell it at Less Than Wholesale Cost. It will pay you to investigate. J.F. Barker & Co. Farm Implements, Vehicles, Machinery. NOW- Let us Wire your home Electric liht is cheaper The handiest safest and the best Roseburg Electric Company IMione 12:;. -I4 . Jnckstin o;oooo-'oC''X-'': Two Brands of That we Know are it 2 m Coffee" GOOD and WADCOr HAUHAMSftC0.il- I Let us Prove Their Quality to You I Neely & Neely g ou. reu opposite the p. o. B oooooi00coooooooocoo.:.oO'oovooo:cooooooc'OiXH Foot Rest Hosiery Vfr 1 (p our peial line, Men's Women's and 1 Ul lVlv Children's. This hose is so good we dare refer you lo anyone who has used it. L"Yr 1 Zr ,'"u-' ribbed hose, lisle finished, espec 1 Ul Ut iaily jiiod Kirls line. Also Meu's aud Wouieus. Kfir Mercetied silk. A dandy hose and a 1 Ul Wob:g seller. To see this line is to buy it. V(r 'isp Sil'K '"H,t flies' hose. Very popular 1 Ul Suinmer hose. Sells 3 pair for $1.00 CARR'5, A Variety Store Let us Mive ou the trouhlo ir,muuc I.i'.ANKRS Whet Beccmes of The DOLLAR? Here's an estimate of what becomes of it when invested lot local brands of butter, bread, lard, meat, trait r vegetable: The merchant Kcts 10c, the dairy, far.f.'-r or futitKrower gets 10c aud the ut'tu r SUc v- es f. h.re help, pay fr sur;.'.ics and lutttii:.- ex penscs, most of which' is sj-ent with hva', '.'..erchat.ts. $1.00 sent out ot Okvm,. Mays out. Koes out circulation. -At 7' ci:d A Town heroines a Citv Absolut according to the patronage ac corded its home industries. ' e'.MC The M t I . Tl Jc. Mte 1 ' ' I I' 'x O-IPM-V S lM, , ,1... -t toup In the ht-tory of th' i ; : t iie lr.Ji.J: Ths
