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PAGE TOVH rvKxrvo Rowr.nriuj review, wedxhsdav. may m. 1017. PUBLISHED EVERT EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY BY REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY I,. WIMIlDfil.Y V. 8. I IMIl.lt W. A. I'F.Tl IT . V. WIMHI-.KI.V I Ciry NEWS :-: ' i - i Entered Bt JtoieliurE, Oretron, pini(ifllc as mcunil dim" mutter Office. Idivlew Untitling, i2'J North Jackson ktreut. HlllsritirTION IMTKH: Dally, br mall, per year Dally, by carrier, per month Daily, by carrier, per week Twlce-s-week, per year Twlce-a-week, six months , .13.00 . . .60 .. .15 . . 2 00 . . 1.00 AMKUICA'S I.OSSKS IX 1917. America lias liorn sorely stricken in this year of its Croat Adventure. The fates work striiiurely, with nations as with men. In the hour of America's groiitest need for men of force and in tellect some of her greatest have l.ein taken by the ever-reaching hand of death. The list is a Ioiib one. Joseph II. Choate is the latest to j?o. lie has been taken from the ranks of the jcreat American diplomats. There was Foraker "Fire Alarm Joe" Foral t r taken al most within the fortnight, from the ranks of our .statesmen and politicians. Our naval and military strength has been sorely stricken, too. who did not feel a pan of reret when the wold came that "Fighting Hob" Funston had died? And who did not share the nation's sorrow when Admiral Dewey was called to the Creat I!e yond? National heroes were these tried and true servants of America; men not casv to replace. Added to the list is that hero of boydom, William F. Cody, line old "llnllalo Hill" of by-gom? frontier days davs typical of America and filled w ith det-ds of bravery and human .service. lnscrutible are th: ways that are worked out in the Creat Scheme of Things. Ihit, deeply as America mours those who hav e o-one and whose deaths have left an impress on almost every walk of national life, America's great pride is that joungcr men will arise to carry 011 the work they left. We mourn, but we do not pause; we are touched, but we do not falter. We go on, with the boundless energy and w ill of a great and strong nation. What a great country is America! It can lose much and still have more than any olher land ! DOIXC THKIi: "HIT." At last the Senate is w aking pp to the fact t'lat it is necessary to do something in Hie way o( preparation for the control of Hie food supply, or rather its eonservaloin, says an exchange. Alter having refused to sanction an amendment to the espionage bill which would have prevented the manufacture of alcoholic liquors from grains, the (iiestion again bobs up when food control legis lation is being considered. Recently other amendments were of fered and it may be that some of these will finally be enacted into law. Senalor Jones, of Washington, v. Ant.; to empower the Presi dent to commandeer all intoxicating liipiors in the country to re distill them for use in munitions maniilac! ,nv. An amendment by Cummins, prohibits the use of grains and 0 reals in the manufac ture of intoxicants for beverages. One by Wadsworl'i, of .New York, prohibits the use of foodstulls in manufacture of distilled 'spirits. These Senators are evidently alive to the necessity of some sane legislation to conserve the food supply and are frying to do their "hit." HOLLAND HAS MAIM) JOK. LOCAL LAND OfflCE IS INFORMED OPENING Of ' GRANT MAY OCCUR SOON LODGE CARDS Of all the iirulr.il mlioiis HnlLtrnl is in t!'i' woM s'n.ii-e, s-ivs llie Salem Journal. Willi two lioavy unfits halt I hi? lor the championship this little tVal hrrw cie;lit is loivrd into im p.iMti-n of refortr as to sonic pai ls of the lijrht, aiui is haliie to jivl swipe 1 for any decision she m y make. Ou in t niilitarv c;.ntietatioiis, trade inteiesls and j'eoj. i'.phu'al di.;ad antaccs, Holland c:Ui only imitler protests which she cannot hack up with loive, and which, if she does undertake to stand ly, w ill lead to st ill nie'der t rouble tor her than she is wrestling with now, and ihey are serious enough. London papers accuse her of furnishing derinany v. itli irrain, importing more than she needs to do so. Thi ; is pmh-tMy true, hut if sfie puts an embargo on vvrain or anvthinjr else, (vv many will cut off her coal supply. If she does not slop aidinu (lermany with her surplus, the allies will Mint oil her imports of repeals and this will compel her to sell her cattle. hen she sells these her dairy industry, one of her most important, is ruined. If :Jie displeases the Kaiser she is liable to y;v a hard ilcjfl, and if she dfH'sn't she is just as liable to yr as hard a one but of a diMeivnl kind from the allies. The Mutch premier these davs should le built on the plans and specifications of Janus, IW he i as busy a.; a one-armed bill poster with the itch. '(KTI..NI II I. Kl I 't T MAYPU. Portland is to elect a mayrr and some other oti'u ials June 1, says an exchange. If the i'(ni;.lain1 about the preseiil mii.rrs. made by Portland people ;.nd i'oriland newspapers, are correct. ine wonner is uiai any shouhl he t let te.i to it'place them, or t mt the ollices should be allowed to ei: l. Judin riitnvlv from the I complaints of Porfland people as made llimunh tiieir new .-paper.. ! an outsi.ier would !iatu rally infer that such of lK oilieiuls as weie 1 lint criminals were fools or worse. 1 It would al-o be interred that ' I'ortland has the rottetie-d m stem of citv VMn nment it were) possible for human itupmi.ilv h.., Kcd b ph o! :u u e rom his satauic majesty. to dt i e. And et Portlai.il s alonvv ureMurn; things as she oes and a ppa rein i pro - perm ;tt i Wo now Jiavc coal. Page Invent input Co. Mioue 242. Mm. V. W. Harll.y, of Sutherljn, ftiih a KoM'hurff Visitor today. lrkJ pt-aciK-s tor a few days only, 10c pr ll. JVoplt-'s .Supply Co. -Mr!. 'laine I'sh rnt to Cot tavf t',vus thin afOMDMrju, where hIju will vi-il Tor a f-w ila. . I li. . Kan un.'. of .MdfM(1, ar-' !iV(-l ltlc tliiH Ullt'MlOnil on u lUHi- 1 lit-.- trip. j A. li. d. UmeBtlve Tablets relieve Ji:trstt alter eating, tor sale by j Hamilton hrurr Co. Mr. .iu. Mrs. K. (. (Jlidilnn, of' San I'ranf irfto, arc lxitifiK in this t iiy on Im.irn-Hs for a lew tlay 1 It. W. Katie lin. or Porlliind, who h;:ii been here on bu.-liiefw fur a few: las. reiuriK'd home toilay. P. P. Kntlit,of Salem, arrived here lanl eunniK to spend a few days looking utter biiHineea ulTairu. It. .M. Knight, of CanyonvillH. ar rived here laM eenins lo Hpend a lew (layn iq. liiHines8. Mr. and Sir. It. A. Rankin left i hi-; it lei noon lor KiiKcne, where they will visit for u lew days. ".Shorty" hat the aanio phone, 70, at the new atand, opposite Hotel L'mp'iua. Mrs. K. Ilenderfton, of Kittheriin, wlni wan hero lor the day, returned this alfefnoon. The t nipiiua Valley Kruil I'liion has for hale a few sackn of Itiirhank sect! polatoi-H. How a limit (bono Hafety razor hladeH? We will Hharpen them for iiiic per do. Chiireiili riwd. Co. Mtm. II. Dver. of Myrtle Cn-nk, who h.-:d vlsiled here for the day, i et ii rued home last evening. K. S. Seileri and wile, of Perdue, arrived heie htsl evening to wpend a few days wil Ii l i ietids. F. F. Ne.lv and wile, of Tiller, arrived heie la.-t eveniiiK Uu Kpelhl a lew dav w it!i friends. Miss Amies Maver. of Vonralla, arrived heie last evcniim to Hpeml a fe w da s w it ii f i lends. Mis. SaUie .MeCurdy. or Y alia, spent I. i:-t nittht in Itnsebiirir. She ih r-.;isienl at a local hotel. liev. A. I. Stainier. of AMny, ar ii J here lal eveuiim to spend two i-r iiiri'e davs on hii-ines. M. V. IJair. i)f Kiinetie. arrived heie la t evei.int; lo spend a few das InnKini; alter business matters. It. it. (Irani, of Port land, has ar rived dor lo sped a few days loi.k ii alter hieie.s malleiH. M. T. r.anmn, (f Dixonville, siietit 'ast evetinK in Itonehiil'i; attelidillK ! d v ai Ion.; husiiH'.'.s mat lei s. Mr. and Mis. It. A. Kmiuett, nr" K la ma I h Falls, lett this alleinnon Ku :;ein all er a short business . ip lo Ihlrt elty. Mrs. .hdin ltiness and child, of I!"iind Prairie, returned home last eeniiu; alter speiidiiiK a lew davs .v ii li li iends le-re. II. I.. heU ahl. of Canynnv llle. ar rived here hist even tin; to spend a few davs lonkiut after business mat (er. M i.ses s' lies Mev ei s and Susie Mtf'uidv. el Vonralla, leit nr lemie (his iinHimi. alter makim; a short v Kit in lioselui ri;. .1. W. l.uiely, tit Kii!;ene, arrived in ku tmri; la..t evenini; lo Kpeiul a few dav s look iiu a I ter , business matters. Mrs. Flnier Thetiti. or Sutherlin. -eni l.i-.l Dl,;ltt Ml Itosehilli; Willi ! i tends. She ,n iet;i-ered at the I nipqua Hotel. Ito sure it in a lhtretey. tuo only .orset madrt to fit each and every flKiiro. Will call and lake orders. Phone 4 1 S J. Maud, a prominent drum mei Willi he.Mhiu.olem at .Medlool. :ii lived here .,, eveMll In lunl: :il It !' htisi lie--- matters. Order beddinR plants now, all Kind In any quantity. Prices rinht. Mrs. F. 1. Owen. Florist, at the I'ollvanna, on Cans Si. I. If. '.n Ken, nf Suthei lin. sjriii 'he d.iv in lh . il atten.hai; to hil-l-"e- '. leal and v i-i 1 1 ii -j; w it h I I lends. I rank C.'i'e. nf Oakland. CaliT . .inoe,l ei Kn-elMim l.e'l eVellill; to M'eiid a t e i davs looKIni; alter hilsi 's teat'er Ihi-h Ft'; S.,( plv ll. I. IMl'ia i. i;iip. t 'n II I Ml is. I O II i I r- W V. Si .1,0,11 ;,tnl lletl Nichols tn, id' a ll'p lo M, In 1 I !l part nl th. in'v :..tel., a i lew of elliiu: . hue Up loeieri; t lie iin Ho .hate IIIiiiim e, 111 e! I In I'aeillc I iiv.li V I t , 1 1 lit M lltl Hie l.aite t'otill line Mi i Joint slatt d I 10- d o ilea a . -i had been te.u-hed to peoii I; . H..1 ami I'iihi i'iit k e.oivou i .o, .e ! . I ailioad .and t h.i i he i , ;! , , . . ' Would be ttiatb1 a-- seen it i 'I'blee heav vlinici w.i i. i and apptoxnn.it. . . i t 1 e road W III he i',.i1.l. 1 ! . ' Dialed eo.-l ol I Ii , . -it loon John C.iIh.i . wUm i . . . ' ' - k bis place in I- denl.o, i i . Illishliell plaee at I - II Mde. ,., -e.,1, took pH-essloil ol hi- lew ,m ; . in day I 1H I I t I .nod I I IN I. lit Flour is hc-.t; ou o trom f.u-t ; ll flour w holesale pru e Peo niel. o! '1'ilUr. ar I ' -I e ell i nt; to spend a i illness. He is rei-s. o hotel. I lit . I., . . k . I eh. r I i p. , 1 : ,1 . th. It., . I t I tut- h. Ill pia I. -oh d vv . I I'l. le I- ' e . Am the result of the decinion of the Oregon Hupteme Court, which knocked out the lieun J , bill yesterday, local land Of- fire officialb are of the opin- J Ion that it will be but a Khort time until the lands are open- J I ed to settlement. Receiver 4 It. It. Turner received a com mtiiiK ation from Land Office 4 ommidoner tllay Tallinan, J of Uasliinton, It. ('., yester- day in vvlihli that official stated that the opening of the 4 lands would follow iminedl- ately after the dis)Msitlon of tax matters. Sinfe Huh is now practically Hoitled by the- kill- 4 In? of the Itean bill, all oh- ulaele to the filial settle nicnt of the Krant Is thouirht to have been removed. The J decision of the Oregon Su- 4" preme Court Is held to be In 4 line with that or the Tnilcd 4 States Suprome Court some- 4 tl'iin ayo. and the original 4 plan for the payment of back t taxes on the land by the tiov ernnient will, therefore, pro- 4 c.eed without delay. 4 KNIGHTS OF FVTHIAS, Alpha LodKe No. 47, meets everj. Wed nesday evening Cor. Jackson and Cms Sta. Visitors always welcome I. T. WHITNEY, C C. KOY F. Ut'ItBIN, M. F. KK. WIM UKKLY, K. R. S V(M)I)MK OF THE WORLD, Oak Camp No. 125. Meets in tbe Odd Fellows' ball In Koseburg every 1st 3rd Monday evenings. Visit ing neighbors always welcome. J. M. THRONE, C. C. M. M. HIld.Klc. Clerk. U'OMKX OF WOOUCKAFT, LHae Clrcie No. 49. Meets on tbe let and :trd Monday evening of eacb month at Odd Fellows' ball. Visit' lng members in good standing are Invited to attend. DORA 01 LH ERT, G. N CLARA CAW1.FIEI.U, Clerk. B. I1. O. i:ik Itoseburft LodKe, No. SL'd. Holds regular communica tions at the Elks Temple on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of eacb month. All members requested to attend regularly, and all visiting brothers are cordially Invited to attend. E. U. STEWART, E. R IRA B. RIDDLE, Sec'y, T..T..TT. VT.iT T..T.. ,.T T.. DOUGLAS ROADS NOT LIKED BY WASHINGTON TRAVELER, IS REPORT In an interWew piven out at Ku Kene Tuesday, J. H." Cham hern, of Spokane. Wn.. bad the follow ing to say regarding the. roads of Douslan Counly : J. H. Chambers, of Htuikane, is a strong booster for the Oregon road bonds. He arrived in the city Mon day flight from San Jose, coming in an auto, accompanied by his w jfe. Alter h is experience on the Pacific Highway, especially ihroimh Doug las Counly. he says that any man who will vote agafust I he bonds ought lo be compelled to travel ovr the road in a car winters during the rest of his natural life. M r. and M rs. Chambers left San .lose Thursday morning. Tliev reached liosehurg Saturday noon and were fnnn t hen to Monday night reaching Eugene. The first bad roads struck were on the Siskiyou", where there had been a li'-avy rain. That was not so baT. however, as the mud there could be shoveled. The roads from the moun tain -i to C rants Pass were mostly good, and were not so bad between i ! rants I'.iks ami Koseburg as be iweett Koseburg and the Lane Coun ty line. Mr. Chambers declared that bis wife had to sit with her fingers in her ears tiea rly all the way from Itostburg, because of his language. The in ml was so sticky that they eoiild ii of shovel it out from around the wheels and had to get down on iheir hands and knees jtnd pick it out with their lingers. To cap it all, t he other side of Y on en 1 la they met a Russian family stranded In the mud with a broken car and gave them nil their lum h, . exporting to gel to Ynncalla at noon. They reached there at S o'clock at night and the restaurant man and 1 the woman at the hotel both refused I to k el them any supper, but they j finally persuaded' (he latter to get j them sme cold coffee and breaft :ind butter. Tio v met five ear co- I i to; south, all of whom were having ahoul the same experience. j ... . o J WORMS HANDICAP VOFIl CHILD. Worms drain the strength and vl tality of children, making them dull and listlessj. Their power to resist more serious diseases is reduced and energy and Interest In play Is lacking. Kickapoo Worm Kilter Is ,i mildly laxative remedy in candv tabtet form that children like to lake. it kills and removes the u oriiiS and let your child crvv stroiit; ami healthy like othei child ren. D-Hi't let your child be dra ed down by worms. Full directions n the box. At all druggists. 2m. EAGLES, Roeeburg Arle meets In their hall on Jackson St., on 2nd and 4tb Monday evenings eacb mouth, at S o'clock. Visiting breth ren in good standing always wel come. J. C. KOENKJ, W. P. II. F. GOODMAN, W, Sec. Phone M 183. RLI1KK AHS, Rosebud Rebekab Lodge, No. 41. !. O. F. Meet In Odd Fellows Tetuplo every Tuesday evening. Visiting sisteri and brethren invited to attend. MRS. EMMA LENOX, N. G. MRS. TILLIK JOHNSON, Sec. ELSIE HUMPHREY. F. S. I. 6. O. F.( Rfslng Star Lodge No. 174 meets In the Odd Fellows' Temple every Friday evening. Visiting brethren always welcome. W. S. POW ELL, N. G. CARL W. OILMAN. Rec. Secy M. FICKLE, F. S. LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE, Hose burg Lodge No. 103V. Meets Mon day evening of eah week, at 8 o' clock In Maccabee hall. All visiting brothers are Invited to attend. W J. MOON, Dictator. H. O. PAP.GETER, Secy. 1. O, O. F., I'nion Encampment No. 9. Meets In Odd Fellows Temple, every Thursday evening. Visiting i brethren always welcome. O. H. PICKENS. C. P. J. R. HA 1 LEY. H. P. J. E. PICKENS, R. S. JAMES EWART. F. S. I. O. O. 1-., Phllerarinn Lodge No. 8, Meets in Odd Fellows Temple, - corner Jackson and Cass Sts., on Saturday evening of each week. Members of the ordei In good standing are Invited to attend. V. T. JACKSON, N. G. A. J. 0 El iDES, Rec. Secy. J. P. DA11EY. Fin. Secy. O. E. S., Hofteburg fliapter No. K. Holds their regular meeting on th 1st and 3rd Thursday in each month. Visiting members in good standing are respectfully invited to attend. MISS MARGARET PAGE, W. M FREE JOHNSON, Secy. For Your Baby. The Signature of is the'only guarantee that you have the Genuine - prepared by him for over 30 y.ears. YOU'LL give YOUR baby the BEST Your Physician Knows Fletcher's Castoila Sold only in one sjze bottle, never in bulk or otherwise;' to protect the babies. The Centaur Company, Live advertisers ofrer the heat bar rratle. to rent, or have.lost something eruns. Patronize Review advertisers, or fminri aomethinp. use a Want Ad?. If you nave sometn'.nR to Bell, tf. tn The Review. A. V. & A. M.. Ijiurel Ixxlue No. IS. IteKular -Communications 2nd and fourth Wednesdays ea.'h month at Mnnnlc Temple, Roseburg. Ore. Visitors welcome. HKXJ. TARO. W. M. W. V. MAKKIS. Sery. Fishing Tackle lust receireil; n liirr'.ihir'iiieiif of import eJ Ftiil from t'nr.!,iinl mid Scotland Made-Especially to our Order Ilmnl mailt' fishing mils, none, hrttrr to be. 'on ml iiiujivliere fur the money. The largest ami most romvlete line of FISHING TACKLE West of the lioehij Mountains 1nijth in g imi want S. B. CROUCH The Hardware Man Sheridan St. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOO'O'OOOOO'O'OOtWOOCflCflO A new, litlit, cheap. ser leenhle Tin- Iii.ll.in llphtwoicht; will rn jin w ii. r( or clititii nny lliiliil. 1 ( mil. s lo tlie e.'iiuin of (.Msoline. Weitht l.'il Mis. I rlre i:hi. just tbe tUing fur tile lioy. P. II. BLACK, AGENT Koselnirc, Orepon. coi, roil s.xi.r. .1 ., I ' '" '. ' ft'-"I I I t.t !.. ! .'I! I ,.f 1 .1 w 11 !l i.l I:. I l .1 1 1 ! In I I 1. I In t .r 1' III I I .ili... Ml (.ill. .. .1 pi '. s II,,. 1', ,,.,,. AJkForCtl Tbf Orijloal fJourikhinf clous Safe M 0 Milk Lvl-V VVV. V-..v4jri l.i-l I'witnu in sp.'ti.l ii t'iv.i-i; ,1 t i-i I'll-nirss in.il I I- I I ' M' Lite (. Til. i t annul Hit' i.i.mtl 1 " 1 w In. h i - in m- !"'t 1 '.1 ill... k- lili.l 1'l.lti ;t( ' I-' - in ijii.inl 'llrr lio w i '. - :'u Ce . wlu.le I ' I ! -i .111 I ; i-f Kiuin.l t .-I in 1 su r u -.r-. I : .1--. Th.- w .!, ' I I I I'l I tl.lMHI.I llltll'l I k " "" r - M 1 vn.n.u Si'vu'lv 1 I l I' 111 . h. Scut Ii will Il.tM I IiM'-l 111 I In- w im.Io of ;i ri'M ; ' Cut nil uri Mei i S.it I i .'Mil 1 i't T.n 11 i'm . at r i 1 I I i r ' M P t - n i 11 1 Vrnm 1 inrle coal nitne. ('rite ;er It Proihers, ithone 2 1-FLt. LOCAL MAN SELCCIED I as ornciER AT i.o.o.f. I CONVtNTION AT W stop at mi: New Houston Hotel Sixth nnl Lveri-tt Sis., Tort l.i nil, lrion. New tttanae nii'iit. I'lion.'s atui elevator. Rilfs.SOc. 75c.SI-fl.50pr.djy I 1- a h -In. k Inn .ui.l i- Vol Infant,. 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