Roseburg review., April 04, 1916, Image 3

rM Mi IS LIGHT
r Has Not Increased Mortal-,
ity of Infants
BABIES GIVEN BEST Of CARE
Uait?d Press Writer Says Everything Possible
Is Being Done by Physicians to Save
the Bibies ia the War Zone
KLIN, (viu Atnstfrduiul, April
German) h infant iU-utli rate han
not imrt'usid, as was auppost j in
(I iiiany's lit' ifihboring louitttit'n.
and after the child bat bevn born I
tUere 1 un addiuoul per cent m
irtae if the inUm U nurd.
' Berlin normal tuiU supply is
l.vuu.uuu lim-s daily. ToUa. two
third as much as tins is atailuute
in Berlin alone mere are 1 y.uuu
tows Their milk goes to the balnea.
' 1 he due tors take such excellent
care of the mothers that the inlant
death rale has slumped from IV per
luv- the pre-war death rate to 11
pi-r luo, at present.
' Illness amuiiK school children
has shown a heuvy dei-reae. lu
suranre roinpanit-s report less Hint as
aijiuii; the people neutrally than be
I lore the war.
I ' The meatless days and the ab-
sem'e of luxurious foods are simply
mukinx a halt!iirr people. It is intr
vWous. 1 have ben in Brussels, i
have tteen Brand Wlutlork, tii-n. von
Hissing and others and have learned
that iiileitiuus disease is almost un
known In Belgium. There has bet-n
a tremendous decrease in the number
of tuberculosis cuwes.
"Ninety-seven pr cent of the Bel
gian communes show a lower death
rate (ban ever before. The eilana-
tion is that the people eat less meat.
THE GRAVELED HIGHWAY. .
!
The traveled highway Is rnr
Idly uiakiug friends lu the Urst
S jilace lis vst U w.riiia ent:i.
v ai.d if it 1 froiHny put in shape ;
v aiiJ iiiaintau.itl with a drujf It
will In the course of one mmsou j
9 make a surface iiiou which an '
autoiuoblle can tie run without j
f chains at any time and under
S alt conditions of weather.
$ Iteal frauds of nmJ Improve- p
uicnt will Indorse the nliiu of the
; lwa lilhwuy couiuiisslon In re- 4
i quiring that road be grudcj l- j
fore they are surfaced. There
i has been money wusti-d In the (
$ pu-U lit ((uniplng a load of snivel j
here and auotber there to wake !
i tini.lt, iL. ttMttiilil. I. nt In f h A '
end this plan has been at least
per cent pure waste. The llrst
m
Is a
Hundreds of Aristocrats
hundred Catholic priests aud other
dignitarlm of the church Many of
IL ex. lets bnw bewa deprived of ,
their estates through some whirl or!
the other of -the rapidly revolving
v heel ul Mckiiau fortune. !
lU'tidents tt-11 of highly educated I
Ppfiinrp fnr , graduates of Thapulteptc Military I
tl
(m the contrary, it iihs tauen oii;.inj furthermore the supervision of
materially. Also, tlermany s general ! t!lP mjk Bupl,iy makes it possible
health is better, ti. S. .lcfluie, t no j for (.w.nullt. who needs it to obtain
Am. man newspaper and magazine it jn att'.4,uato quantities,
man, has been investiKatini; the mat-1 Tlierelore. why a premium on
ler and these are his conclusions: j babies'.'"
Kvery belligerent country wanlsj o .
all the babies It can get, to make upj Srhtf.
for losses in battle. There was talk j ,
recently of ofierinK a npiiii is ium- . mur
ine III OS l ueiiKiiiiui season ui im.-
iti Germany
premium for babies.
Thiu t.-.o l.i...n
Mr. McL'lure 'ar' hut tnis annot be said of the
Oermany has solved the proo-! rheumatic. ne c.u an ua,
lem otherwise. w dl K r Z "t'
i,n which are au.MiiiiiR uui
Thev can he relieved, noweer.
S'Uicj
Tiiis has been accomplished.
explains, by douhiinj; the mother's
"maternity wawes" and by discover)
that by tlie addition of vegetables,
apple sauce und oat meal to the
babies' diet and the reduction of their
allowance of milk, at the ae of five
months, the Infants' health benefits
so greatly that far fewer of them die
than heretofore. The American's in
M'iiry has covered both (iermauy and
O in m.
t is astonishing." he says, "what
has U-eii doie toward saving the
babies" livi s. There seems to have
been no difficulty in getting them
born. 7 he problem has been bow
to keep them alive afterward.
"Formerly many people were too
poor to buy milk. Now. both in Ger
many and Belgium, it Is obligator;
to make an allowance of one litre
daily to each mother.
"Soldiers' wives each receive a -l
cent daily cash allowamv. Eight
weeks before- the birth of a child thir
allowance is incriu-H -r0 per cent.
applying chamberlain 8
Obtainable everywhere.
by
Liniment.
WATIlltKltONT XKWS,
Ufaruiner Courier).
Louis Seymour is puttiiK In a lot
of his time going back and forth
across the river watching his new
boat grow. Louis expects to have
the s l-o-w-e-s-t on the river.
.las. heckle has had the motor boat
fever, but has improved and has de
cided to stay with the baby buggy, as
it starts and stops easier than a mo
torboat. .las. Hughes did not make his bo.it
'o Sundae The boat leaks, and the
.ai buretor was not working, and the
imer is not set. and the pump won t
work and. well, the d n thing won't
run. It rained.
Kippered salmon every Kriday al
onomy Groeerv.
$ tliiiii,' to dn under nil conditions
-$ of road Improvement Is to get
rid of the water, and this cud $
ln"t be iiccoHipiiHhtHi by throw-
int: up a good grade. Iowa
? Ilomesteaj.
PART OF PREPAREDNESS.
ademy. the West Point of Mexico.
former captains, majors and even i
duiie.s la the army ot old I'orfirio
1'iaz. iio (ltd the country with him
'.it bis tali aud who have refused tc
allv theiusehes with either Carrauzn
THREE ClASSES REPRESENIED ?-;'-
hands lor a livlihood.
I These are the so-called "reaction
ary" Mexicans, the tattered remnants
or the once haughty ami wealthy
Here Are About 6009 Mexicai Kelugees to; I'irniin. j eiass. whose control over
, Mexiio was as absolute as was mat
t of Louis Sixteenth before the fall of
; (be Bast lie. The Bastile fell for
Louis ami Dial died In a foreign land.
Ilu Sun Antonio today the refugees
of the old regime have only the un
certain fortunes of Felix Utuz to plu
(their iiopes of a "return' upon.
What London was to the arMo
ratle emigre of the French Uevolu
.on. San Antonio is to the baulsheii
1:itKrat of leteo. Today the best
g( l. it l o. Hi oi l lie oiu rebuilt; is manm
ihese men, women and children j San Anionrt) Its home,
are divided into two classes: thej Here the best of Mexican doctors,
shabbv-genteel uud the ragged. All .lawyers, professional men. former
of them were driven from broad acres cabinet officers, ex-governors of
and lives ot luxury by sentences ot Mexican states, old time ministers to
Sai Aatooi at Lbe Present Tine, Ac
(Ofding to United Press Writer
SAN ANTONIO. Tex.. April 4. i
hundreds of omv wealthy Mexican
aristocrats walk 'the streets of San,,
Antonio today, pitLully eager for aa I t
kind of work, at any wage they can;
Several States Urge Upon Congress
Need For Military Highways.
That military preparedness for de
fence Includes extensive road cou-
death that today still await their re
turn to seething Mexico. They pre
fer to stay here and be poor.
Other hundreds there are about
C.tMiu Mexican refugees here were
trnctlon, vie will from the Htandoint fortunate enough to bring gold wn
..r fhiwHiiintrv mm h wliiihv hi inmb. ' them when they fled from the land
larent In sentiment which eomei from
of too much tiouble. They live 111
iho Atlantic seacoast. the Fucllic Blope "l"- 11 , c" , T
. (1 - , ' able shops and exclusive daces to
ami rvou ilu- B..lf of Ml I supporf.l l..rR..l.v
liecently the Alabama legislature 1 t
unanimously passed a Joint resolution. , Mu!4l' 'of thrst. rt.flls. proud of
prepared l-y John Cmft of the Htau e Castilian olood. new to
highv.uy department and asseuted tc poVt.rtv and Us humiliations. senM
by Governor Henderson, which enlls ti , ,haritv. will accept any em-
upon the presiiU'iit und congress of th&
rniteil States "to take mien steps as lu
their wisdom appear to be most exie
dlent to brim? about at the earliest pos
sible moment the construction of a na
tional system of jrood rmds." It Is net
forth lu the preamble that "a great war
pluyment to keep from becoming
public or private charges.
A copy boy ot) one of the local
American newspapers here, earning
$tl a week, was, until the fall ot
lluerta, the petted son of a Mexican
famllv of Tamaullpas whose boast
foreign couiIh, landed proprietors of
vast eslates. are living. There an1
about IJ.oiMl Mexican refugees in
Texas.
liiMMiiiila.
lndigestiou nearly always disturbs
the sleep more or less, and Is often
the cause of Insomnia. Kat a light
supper with little If any meat, aud
no milk; also take one of Chamber
Iain's Tablets immediately after sup
per, end see If you do not rest mtuh
better. Obtainable everywhere. v
NOTH'I
TO OiNTIt.UTOKS.
IKKW VAI LT.
Kl It tC-
nou- belnu' uased In Kurope demon- was that their ranch was a day s
st rates that n national nysteui of good
roads Is essential to the successful pro
tection of a country In the event of
war."
At the recent pan-American roads
congress In Oakland. Cul.. among the
resolutions adopt oil was one In which
the congress recommended "to the con-
horseback ride in length and breadth
Among this number are several
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Twenty-four hours after yon start to
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It brings new uctivity to the liver,
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thus causing Killowness, indigestion
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It enters the tiny blood vessel? of
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wonderful cleansing power has come
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buncles, rash, eczema, acne nud other
ekm troubles dred up and disap
peared. i(M)d bl'Mnl menus cood health; good
health means strong men and women,
full of vigor atid ambition, with minds
alert and muscles ever willing. Any
medicine dealer will supply vmi with
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in either liquid or tablet form. Re
member it is not a patent inedicine for
it ingredient ate printed on tin wrap
er. It's a pure glyceric extract of
roots, made without alcohol.
Write to Ir. Tierce, Invalid' Hotel,
iluffalo, N. V., for free booklet on bl'Mnl.
Sick people are invited to consult
Dr. Tierce, by letter, fnr.
Contractors aie Invited to submit
proposal'. for the construction of a
lireprour vault, attached to and con
ne, ted w ith the Douglas County
Court House at KoHcburg. Oregon,
accoriiin to plans and specifications
prepared by Tourtellotte & Hummel,
architects, of Portland, Oregon, and
on file with the County Clerk, and
which may be procured by applying
to him at the Clerk's office.
A deposit of $111.00 will be re
nuired for said plans, which will be
refunded upon return of the plans
and speviiicatlons.
Hids will be received up to and
until niton on Saturday, the. Nth day
or April, A. I. mti.
The court reserves the right to
aci eot :inv or reject all bids.
hated this 2 1st day of March,
1 !Hfl.
I ly order of th County Court.
K. V. MAItSTKIW, Judge.
K. 11. I.enox, Clerk.
George Shanks
For Automobile Top
Repairing. New Tops
llinde to order At
Kohlhagon (h Banks'
Stage Barn
Like R.ome,
Roseburg is bniiikd on Seven Hills, mo-e or less.
All have vantage points of viw o'er the fertile al
ley where cultf.re nesiles alonn the Umpqua
Chief anion; these is 'Wit. Ncbo" whieh itcently
achieved fame over nilit, when X'eteran Soldiers
'from the Home scaled this hill and planted "Old
Glory" ou the first point.
This ila; can be seen tUtterin; in the breeze fuily
twenty in tics away-and everybody asks for what
and why-All who read The Review have been
enlightened-it was the work of Soldiers living at
the Heantiful Home ju-t West of the City All of
which proves thrt it pays to advertise.
Try a Review ad for Good Results
A UOOD HO AD IS 1'AHT Of MIMTAUV fUlfl-
Kress of the I 'nlted .Stales the advisa
bility of Investigating the iieces-dty of
bulldiii n h:inl surf:ii hlhwuy aboiK
the Tacilic o tan siile from Meh to
ltrltlh Coliiiid.!a and other nutlomil
hl''nways to be u.M-d as military and
commercial highways."
Karller in the year, at a im-etiiitf of
the M.iine Automobile association, the
liairiuan of the state highway cotu-mi-siii
contended that the hrst fed
eral money Hpetit In tint statu should
be in connect ion with a system of
roads paralleling the coast. .o serve
particularly hi ease of military neces
sity. At a meeting of the eeetltive
Iward of the American Automobile as
sociation, with 1'resldent John A. WU
ben preldlii'. a resolution was passed,
at the htJ'-estioii of Chairman hiehl of
its national cood rnds board, "th.it the
A. A. A. rcH-ctfnl1v asks congress. In
tt . coilderatioii of feileral aid in g-d
rein's to the wvenil Mates, to Inar in
niird t hat hiliv. ay const ni' ted In
sea' ont n r i ' I border stntes ulioiild pos
m'-is a relationship to the military pre
parednes of the country which Is de
manding U' h widespread attention."
The sTute a lid ! a I chibi of the
An en an Atitoiuobile mso bitlon me
ili-T to the utteiiti-fl of their rep'e-
tit;:tie lu congress this a rlon f
lie n.iti' iial nut"iii(bbe Uly and fil-o
.si ii.g Unit a bill hind tfe jsis 'd p,o
vi ling fr an niiiuiJ f.-d. ral r.ppn pria
lb -11. divide.) nuioiig the several mates
i'i the ba-is of area, p-iinilatt'-n anil
r':id mileage, to le oi;-p'erneitfd by a
'IV.e nmoiiht of en -u-y fr-i.n :h st:jti-
r.nd t..e total to I et; n led iti p..st
u:.l li.:':r:.ry r-ad-.. ne let ted through
the ' - ruMoji of the rei-:tl v stt
highw ay depanu.etJs.
ORKGON PEOPLE.
Astoria, Oregon. "My blol was
bail for a 'Ht time and 1 uas all
nin-doMii, had severe beadaches, Has
iiervou and tired all the time. After
trying different remedies without (jet
ting any better, 1 decided to tty 1 t.
1'ieree's remedies. I took the'tiolden
Medical hiscovery ' and the ' Kawrile
Prescription ' according to directions
and was restored to perfect health.
I can conscientious) v recommend
theiu." Mit-i. I', t), Mt;s.-KNt.Ku, 17UI
iuauu Street,
WHY WIIJ. Vol'
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"Only one man In I'm
to bo fifty and leu es an y- J
thin but Insurance at Ins
deatll." b take ihe i tuiitce
To Link North and South.
A trunk line bk'hway linklnir th
ftrair of M-Kklna' with the gulf of
M"l'-o "..'H s mll'-s from Mm kinnc.
Mi- h . to M . ir-il. Da - W the dream of
g d road ei.tbsiut th.tt proml-M to
coriic ti eurly re..!Untloii Wit h the
et ! i ij -ta a In ady on .ii.it.ed hy tours
Hi d in- eiittgs that are U-ing held along
t!ie ro'ite a very few year are e
p . ti d to w Uncus the major portion
of being tiiat one u.an '
h tllMH e w hei e- tte : '
J a chance of the compaij.
p itiK the lates, failing,
4 i ii k )our ileath cl.Hiii.
U oniy u pait ot the tace ol
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policy, where vou ha'.e i.j die
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; no sb k or a i m ;,t oi
bilit v ra Me, und "A t (
o'ir In - u ranee , ill n,. r ..jst
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A p ilic w nh The M ;t lal
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mfn.muiu cost no (:; , .my
excepted- Kates It i e i vef
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win if ou liv. I'r- ..litis
'ancelled if ou b con.e or
b.iw f(:i ideut. !f ; i ;. e
totally difuhled. P'di- l o nes
p:ild up Tor life. The M itual
if fer 'i'l'l policy ho!'-s In
honglas Co'inty, mo-t of r.etn
w rlt ten by t lie pp nent i . efit,
whose figures nm-t 'M,:'-ct
fr he co u id not bold po-i-tlon.
.
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failiai? nti
j. y. Hi'TciiAr;,
hist. Mgr
4 f)ffic over lr?t State K Sav- a
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Tho Kind Ycu Have
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Boars tho Ay V
Signature A$
of
llpii . Soar Stoih.l)tantu.
li?sand LOSS OF StKTP.
ricSinl SitSiamrt of
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In
Use
For Over
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Shcip - WclhfiK. $7.7."i to Sfl.l.":1
'Wi'8, $11. TO to $T.:.'l; Innilm. i:).ui)
to in r. i.
HiiKii 7.r.n to t9.r,:.
Wool Vnlli'v, 2."io to 7o.
Itimi'tiurK Mat-kt't.
Itdtter 70c p.p Hiiiire.
lOitKs 1 'c.
I'oultry Hens, c to 12c. bitIphs
12r.
I'otiitoes $l.r0 per cental.
Oats 4o DUHlit'l.
Tlif. first xhlpmt'lit of nprtliK lamt8
was nH-otvci in the Portlantl market
fin WVilniHttay and brought $ 1 :t ptv
ino ll)H., whlcli Is u new liiKh roi-ord
iirli-'.
KHi X)1XTV CI.KKK.
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the Democratic nomi
nation for County Clerk at the pri
mary election on May 19th. 1918.
(I'd. Adv). E. 11. LENOX.
Real Estate
Cily and Farm
Property, Timber Lands
GEORGE RITER
122 West Oak Street
ltmttr J'ortttind faulty lUniril
The North Side Grocery
Has full line of Best Quality Groceries,
Flour and Feed to Sell.
Wheat $1.00 per bushel in sacks. We
are paying 17c for eggs.
Alton S. Frey, Prop.
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