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Newspaper Page Textvagi Jrou ievi:sia iuKBt'iu3 revtbw, wi?nxrsrAY. MAnrrr 2t, ibit. Fo by 1 EDITORIAL PAOfc Oh I fit DAILY ROSfcBURG REVIEW. . vr PUIil.lSHKD I-.VKIiY EVIONINfl EXCEPT SUNDAY JIY REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY I,. IMISKItl.Y V. S. ! ISIII.lt w. A. ri:TiiT i. V. YI.MIlKI(fY Daily, liy mull, per your .... lJully, liy ciirrii r, per month Dully, by carrlrr, pcir wk . Twice-u-weok, pir yeur .... Twlce-n-wtifk. nix uionlliR . . a year, will bo impossible. The hands of the President will be greatly strengthened in pressim,' for legislation providing for equitablu and peaceful adjustment of labor disputes on railroads. The fact that railroad employes are deprived of the strike as a weapon makes more imperative the duty of Congress to establish a tribunal which will do exact justice. No room should be left for the argument which has been made by the brotherhoods as a ground for rejecting arbitration, that previous arbitration boards have been composed of men unfamiliar with the railroad business and of men who are disposed to split the differences without re gard to the merits of the case. Kaili-oad men are put in the same position as. postal employes, in that they must rely on the justice of Congress and of the machinery which it consructs for regu lating their relations with their employers. o Entered nt. IiosibiirK, OriKun, liosloffk-e an sonurid oIubh mutter Office, lievlcw lluililing, 1211 North Jaok.ion .Street. srnscKirnox hatus: $3.00 .00 .15 2. 00 1.00 WAR CONDITION'S DKVKI.OI' ItAI'IDI.Y. With a state of war now practically existing, and the Presi dent having called Congress to meet in special session on April 2, or two weeks earlier Lhan at fir.it announced, actual war condi tions seem reasonably certain to follow within a very short time after Congress convenes. It is even rumored that Cermany may declare war on the United Slates prior to April 2. How the authorities at Washington view the probable war outlook may be judged from the fact that on Monday Secretary Daniels ordered the New York navy yard to begin immediately the construction of GO submarine chasers. These are swift ves sels of the 110-foot type and armed with guns for sinking sub marines. These new vessels are to be completed in (it) to K0 days. Kngines for these "chasers" to be turned out by the New York plant will be bought from private manufacturers in time to have them installed promptly on completion of the hulls, liids for 200 or more additional craft of the same type, "coast patrol boats," as thev are designated, will be opened in a few days. The President authorized the expenditure of the $1 l.'j.OOO.OOO emergency fund provided by Congress to speed up naval con struction and pay for special additional war craft, and the sus pension of the eight-hour labor law in plants engaged on navy work. While the energies of the navy will be concentrated for the present on efforts to get into commission craft designed particu larly to destroy submarines and guard the coast, warship building generally will be speeded up under the recent agreement with pri vate builders and with the funds now made available. Mr. Daniels has called upon the entire small-boat industry to submit figures as to the number that could be turned out lit high speed. Il plans to monopolize the market with (lovernmonl orders. A large number of privately -owned molvr craft available for navy use may bo drawn upon at any time. Retired naval officers have been at work along the entire Atlantic Coast surveying boats for a month. Contracts have been made for their purchase, ami a telegraphic order will make them Covernment properly over night. Volunteer crews for the boats have been enrolled among yachtsmen and others along the coasts. Commanders of naval districts are ready to begin patrol-boat work without delay. Navy ollicers estimate that within four months 2000 patrol: and chasers will be ready for action. If is planned to assemble the volunteers within a lew days to begin actual operations as a matter of training, pending orders from the President for com plete mobilization of the navy. In this connection ollicials say it is planned to establish a submarine-proof patrol off the American coast. Since the visit of the (!orni.n submarine C-f:l to Newport last summer, it is believed neces: arv to provide for protection ol American harbors in the event of war. Informal negotiations will be started for a working agree ment with llritisli and French patrol squadrons now einleavorliif! to protect ships passing through the Cernian submarine zone. If is planned to make American waters safe against submarines foi all ships, with the understanding that American ships will re ceive full protection in the zones from patrols of the allies. Tin plan would necessitate the interchange of information as to the routing of merchant craft across the Atlantic. RKYOUTIONARY MOVCM KNTS IN Kl'ROPK. Since the overthrow of the Russian monarchy there come. the usual chorus of "1 told you so," from various sources. Iiuleoc it is a world event when a monarchy of ."(Ml years duration is iis placed by a revolution lasting only about three days. Now tin suggestion is frequently heard that a similar uprising of tin masses of the people in Cermany i.-. imminent. Whether the latlei be true or not, there is apparently a wide difference of conditions m the two countries. In Russia the people were impelled by a desire to prosecute the war more vigorously. In Cermany then is said to be a strong desire for pi ace, and revolutionary rumor: are increasing almost daily. The Herman papers, houewr, laugh at the views expressed in the allied countries that I he end of I lie 1 lohenzollern dynasty is at hand. The ilnnilnii ;e !' it unit i-hluli discusses the question and says: "In order to humiliate Cermany, our enemies would like tc bring down ami to shatter the position of her ruling house. They desire to persuade the Cermans Hint the want produced ly the war is the fault of the Kaiser, and that the danger of the return of tunes so grave can only be removed by the disappearance ol the House of I lohenzollern. They cynically exploit the difference: of opinion which they hao ollen been we do not deny il be tween the Kaiser and people, and thev want to undermine the peculiar relationship of trust in which lies our strength. The englishman claims the part of executioner which he played one hundred years ago at SI. Helena. I'.ut our Kaiser can iml or ..rn from his people, lie is no hero of fortune set upon Hie throne by superhuman genius m Hie storms of revolution. Hi-, Hhiim' anil he are deep-routed in the spirit of the Cernian people. The exik into which it is desired to dno our Kai.ser would i,e sinned h the whole ( Ionium people. Ken a defeated Cermany could not be deceived about its K.um-c or .-eoanded from him." To imagine the disappearance of the I lofen .'ollenis wouiu have b.-en I,.--, imii,,, beitue the War. but toda quite a number o! organs dlscllv the pi.-Ml.iiity. too all ol tlu'i-i agree tiial .sin I, an c cut ual it y is nut hi likable. The I'.cilin ; . ..V remarks ; 'Our enemies see in the collapse of the I Inlieu oHe'rn ,jy m, -ty a guaranty ol In n, an impotence. H ,,,n be a niaiter ol m- ihllereiK e to u.s v I. ether in London a lung Ceorge and in Rome a Victor Lmanic l 'rules.' I bir A"., , 'i is not a mere m mind, but is and shall remain the expression ,, ,,iu power as a stale." et. outside ol Cermany. ;i si r-.ng belief prt vails Ih.-il a reso lution similar to that in Russia w ill occur there w uhin a very lew years, juid pos-ubly much sooner. Some predictions are that such a resolution will oicur within a very lew weeks. SI'RKKNDI.R -l UK RIC1IT TO STRI K That pari of the Supremo Court decision upholding tin Adanison law is thrown into the shade by the plain declaration ol the majority that the right to strike is necessarily surrender, d In men employed in the public service in which it includes railroads says the Portland Oregotiian, So long as that definition of tin relation which is borne by railroad employes to the public stands, another threat of a strike, such us has hung over the country for The Signature of There is much speculation in this country at present as to the attitude of citizens of German birth or parentage in case of actual warfare between the two countries. That nearly all will support the country of their adoption is beyond question. An instance is shown by the German proprietor of a string of barber shops in N"v York who last week sent a circular letter to all his foreign bom employes urging them to "stand behind the President, what ever decision he may make." The writer is a native German who lias made all he has in the United States. "You, or vour fathers before you," says the letter, "came to this country seeking social and political liberty. That you should retain in Vour hearts the love of your fatherland is but natural. Rut now that the country of our adoption is itself threatened by the danger of war in the defense of the honor and integrity of its people and its institu tions, there is no allegiance which can be vours save Hip sfmrl.. absolute and unadulterated allegiance to America. Stand behind j ,,v. a.s woe iii,u i-i nwur oi crisis, even inougn you be brought leriMeism into conllict with your own blood and bone." jenny lenpiliy SI'AXIMI I'ltEsS NAYS MANY (,i:i:.M.N .(. i:ta am: is. (iA(ii:i) IX VAST SYSTEM OK Sll( l.ll,I.At'E Oh' SPANISH POUTS AM) SIIIPPINCi. REFERRED TO RECENT PEOTS Ml Ships 1,1'itcin Spanish Ports Are Saiil in lie Inspected liy Akcnis Who ltcpoi-1 (ii (ho (ierniiili SlIlMiuu-iiieN, PA I! IS, Mui-elt I .--illy mail . VUMl uniiy of Herman iiKenltt en- IMKCd in Hio-veilliiiii-e of Spanish porta ami shipping" is condemned by Hie Spanish press and demand!) made on the government (o lake sleps to Kel I In? spies out of the loimliy in pallets arriving here today. Herman bomh plois and inlriguo in America are pointed lo as examples of what Hie Spanish gov.'inmi ni is confront ed Willi, since Spain's refusal to openly break with Cermany as a protest against the submarine block ade, the Spanish press, except the Oermanophile organs, is open in its The objecting nailers and detailed revela tions of llii! methods of (Icnii, oi Tlw. V-ilionnf fin-m oan hanks wi soon be n.nHv IVn- nira. miis hi eonjnneuon wun ,,,, , , , ,,, , , r, I ' , i""' submarines, i-.l Liberal, the lion. The loan board at Washington, J). C, has announced that Veat newspaper of Madrid, leads in the interest rate to farmers throughout the country by these Fed- j openly deeiaiitiK that no ship neu tral land banks will be five percent. leaves a Spani.-h p)ri before its de- , smption, carpo, :'ca route, speed, nr- inamcnt against submarines, makeup I rated sermon will be delivered. The or ils crew and its de.-tinaliou is melody service and the report of the! known to the submarines Ivinc in lelenales bo allended the Slale wait off llie .Spanish coast. Christian lOndeavor Convention. This information is transmitted to is the only guarantee that you have tha a a ti -o- SI 'I'll Kit H I0WS. Ilid't-i'stin Items TiiUen I'rnni I I if Slit Im-i I i ii Sun. ii Mis:; Thro. Anderson iici ;il t rc:i1 UK-ill ill m-qiltiii. Sujil. IJ. W. Srli.illtill, ol' I'll I'lin kHhhiIs, w ;is in tin? 'iv.ihi - nn Imsi iifss null I W'il !l pnlilto.-:' ill loiiscwivcK rulisiil i ins t'lMII'U Siilli- t.uri: W'.-.l l,l!,rl, (in I'or it. of sen l:i ;unl fur Allie I ti t he mill f it s for lyA lir.si iaH of liMht. The in . u who ;iip!ies I'or nalnriil .;tt it'll p;i iei s now, leu Ves Mil le noii! l a &- iloiiht ;is to his sen ( i men t h oio'erniiiK t he hyphen. "bet hiive lailh (hit rlltl n. l.es inii'.lil; anil in tliat l.ill'i Ipi is il.ne in ilc our ihity as we ninler- laii'l it." Ahraham l,ini'uln. When some ieoe lmrv the lattliet thev always leave the haiolle t i kini; out of I he m 011ml. A imhiwait in these hirli of ilas, is ait''Hilv that tries to i u ii hiii his inrnnie. ! Mr ami Mrs. A. I.imlemen. of lle.l oo. 1'alls. Minn . who are ennmle from a i;-it in t'.ilitonn., I mer in SuHiei lin I il I't i ml Saturtlav for a isil u ith ml Mrs . l Hanker, olil I iemls ami liel-iltlmi's. ' The nian tiiemis of Mis. . ' iail.het "ill leutet lo h'alll that he is i out iio'il to her home it h a r i-t e at la. k ol i heu mat i- in. i Mr an. I Mih. S i i I i i . Strong antl hiUlieit departetl last Week .-r SI, which well? ti n non need to he Kive.ii several weekrt ami. will lie presentcrl on Sunday, .Man h 2 , at 7 :.'!) p. m. County Srhool Sup!. . C. Itiown slates that a ehaime has heon m deied hy the state superintendent in the conduct of the eighth tirade ex amiiia! ions, and that hereafter stu dents who are taking the examina lions' will not he pernulted to u;e hooks lor I'efereiH e w hen heini; ex am hied in history and civil novel n nien I". Sut hi'il in frcslnnen ai the I'ni ver sily of Oregon are inakinu an otivi a he record. Supei intemient S han lin jusl received the first semester reporl cards of (ieorKO Duko and ca net to Ki a n. t roni I lie l'u I versity oil ire and the goodly s prink I inn of "S" Sn peri or I marks seems to in dicate i hut I'nivei sity life has not been all play for these .uraduates of (he Suiherlin lii;;h Sclnnd. It i a thf suhninniies hy sipnal.H or by wireless and it is so accurate that it Cernian am-nl can say to a ship cap tain. "Vour ve.-srl will be sunk at such and such a time." And these predictions are nearly always con tinned by facts. Other vessel's which pass the (ests of he aK'mis are spared. Hie paper says; and con tinues : "The (lerman organization is now very vast and admirably dispos d (o lake ndvaniaye of all the elemenis at its disposition. Of Die (i0,0lli lo nu.ihh) dermaiiH now in Spain, most part, are officers of the Cernian army, marines, inventors, industrial workers, commercial agents and technicians of all sons who have sought employment on all parts of the Spanish coast. In some instances they work for the lowest wages. This Cernian army is directed by Hie con suls and heads of big Corman enter prises, commercial and industrial. prepared by him for over 30 years. YOU'LL give YOUR baby the BEST mi o m 1 Your Physician Knows Fletcher's Castoria Sold on'y in one size bottle, never hi bulk or otherwise; to protect the batsies. The Centaur Company, C!i&ffi&&c w 9 ft Oil JIiiBBiP Dear: An' did ye hour X The news Hull's goin' 'round? y That Ma'.da l.ainjiM have come to .f stay ' ij WlirroVr n soclii'l's fuiiiid. riisloni nl tin' 1'iiiviTsilv aiilli"rilii'j orLimizcd In-ior.' Ihi" war. Tiny have 10 kt'i'p Niiiicriiiti'iwli'iils and prin- crealcd I'ricndslilps every whTi, es elpaN 11c1M.1l 11s lo the work of llleirl pwinlly ainont; Ihe provincial ail- ui.idiinles in llieir I'resliniaii year In loouues. ine military chlelti. Hi No more poor lltihtin' will wb have When Mazdas are so cheap, For carlunn o' lliem we will buy An' always exira.-i Ueep. These Lamps are sold by the Roseburg Electric Company PHONE 123 "Do It Electrically" N. JacHson St. w 1 1.1. mi. in iii;ivii i'ii.im. roi: tin: i -. 1 : 1 1 m . i ' ackoss .sciiiii it:i.: nti-.i-: lonie itr Hi I'he C. orii'dj 111 loi I'l-eel,. nlii.l, 110111 W in. In lead addilieii lo m , 1 1 , 1 he di ii 11 the hriiUe Mill . I I anuelin lil.s h.i Ihe railroad r. iMlu:lli the I hi id;;. ill r .: 11.il i il:-. h las le:,-.e,l Allele the iheir 1 1 n 1 1 r i ' ho'Me : v o 1 a l ie. uls of I i htiieti and hoie-.-li one 1'iiehi'lt and U t'OIII pallied tile I noli alter Ihe lne le-.tiiek as the Mr. Stioni; lereiuli her e M 1 . St 1011 1: el land and et lo niaUe' SI 1 on:: I eel, : U. 1.1 1 in ma . ;.n, Ida, I .l III , I'll'.. I II lis and Mill VneMli; Ihe 1 ea in w II n h I d I I 0111 lew II The o as Ii .linns 'is. lo lo the uerU. iih'.e ill havi alien vvaler . sinoKe:.larliS hai ini; passed plans pn si nled to :e across S, hoiieid I .onneit the i.iad May lo the lail Ueeilspnrl. i; is e 1; ot the pilnii; lor le.uin net toii h.y. e heen made '.Mtli up. my pd'-d: !' i.i.; j coniinandant.s of marines, the officers ; of Ihe civil cnard. the carihineers. ; the chiefs of puldic service, anions which are the posts and tei-Krpii ; and tin' civil police. This has (tiven hirlh to a systi-m of ospiomme. safe-: ly and inetliodically organized, which acouaillts the Cermans with most mathematical and pieei.a' informa tion tor their snhlnai'iiie ca nipa i.mi." ! WllliMS II Willi AM VOI'll t'llll.l). '.'oims diain liie streimth and vi ttUilv of ehildren, makiiii; Ihein dull ! and listless. Their pewer t. resist ases is reduced a le nd diaw ith M-i'.i i:e d n- fhri the ni;h withoni tiartliner t' iluvu- Live ndverl isers of'r the best har 1'ains. Matronle l;olcw ndverl Isi.'l'iv llleie serious diseases and enei l: and hue test in play is ! lai'Uiniv'. Kii kapoo Worm Killer is a' Inildlv laatle remedy jp , atllh ' tahl, t fiirm thai ilnldleli like lo lake. It kills and tenioie; the. iwerins and his your child c,row 'slrolii; and heallhv like oilier child-. reii. Hunt let your child he drai; 1 .tied dnun hy worms I'nll dileilions 011 Ihe ho. A I all drimnists, L'.'.e. : .a lolin '!'. I leii r il lirhi 1 le. '111. ,1 o has pa.-.! dolliu last S snlh evelal llienlh illllda on hll.i 11 lneid' 1 'al I-. I" he al Kel e tit s t ef llllie lie In ' 1 If 1 tl 11)1 id while we aie mil I 1 1 h't s r'e . 11 ill1, pa inl lie a nd t.ll lip To lid .1 lew helil-i .,11.1 I .).". s en ,.r ..!..! e 1. .': 1 . I . iM H..: Hid 1 '".en I.e. '4. I ill . I'. ent II I'M t'i.i' I1CM !'lr e.l!:'. ..' 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Li-Sul Sprayometer ""' -r wmi iwi ,7m, .. .n Test your spray material before using for if it is not light your labor is in vain. Have just received a delayed shipment of the Taylor Instrument Co.'s Ly-Su! Sprayometer A complete set for specific gravity and Baume Scales. No one with spraying to do can afford to be without one. Price $1.75, slightly higher than last year, but not enough to prevent your using. Churchill Hardware Co. ROSEBURG. ORE. IRONMONGERS We Are Now At 22 5N. Jackson 11 cwi Ready to Serve you bttler than ever, Monday. Feb 5th Pianking you for past favors and soliciting a contin uance of the same Yours for better en ia THE CASH STORE l;B KNG - u'IIVIU, I. ' I' . I ' ' ' ' ' ,iM . ; .. M ' I Ol !l .1 ! !. V t S III.!,,'. , ,,r - - ill !.. ! 1.1 ..1 !-. i ,. '.nl.!' :.' I-1-.' -iii! s. Hi 11 I..- !l I ! I 1 : 11 I'll li' U .'!' ill I'. I 'I . in .! il ! ! -I I!' ! ii.m, I-' is 1.- ,, will ln iHvi'iit. At ;;: nn iiiuK llo iiiji pi'f -h-i.--i . thr tironrj bns':,.tss '' Xt '' It.',-! .Wij. m' ! licit i.' 11,1 Cll.v.v stittl. ;(iil ('' . !;.. ' Iht ..ii''' nut it c li's titi'itiittit Jul' vh fh ;i.f- "!. I.''llfl. H'( lii,7 I'll ;; itti.v (.(' int lit im'i. I'.'l'l t; V fur tt fn -i! i it nil iit'C ni tl,t pa t 't.ntit.'f iiitit tht- nul (mi n,i I in i itf c of.i . (ii ii iff a slmrf of tlif'r t''t"!f. I'ATTURSON'S CllOCIJk' VV. G. PATTFRSON, Moni.r F H ; 0 , U E ; Butter and Ice Cream OF SI PERI0R QUALITY Ask your cruc.-r r"r i.i'.iL'i.u I'onmv irv iiuii.t. t i I Plioni' us your or ! "Its f,.r re cream ! unil shorhn. MADF KY Douglas County Creamery Iror s Auto Delivery I