Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920, June 21, 1917, Image 4

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EVEKDtO ROSE BURG MVUV, THIRSDAT, JIVE 21, 1017.
I EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE DAILY ROSEBURG REVIEW.
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Fl.'HU.-'HtD KVEKf KVENINO EXCEPT SUNDAY BY
REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY
I.. AMMItl'.ltl.V
u. h. I isiii;ic
W. A. I'KTTIT
J. V. WIMItllU.V
Faltered Ht Itoneburg, Oregon, poffffire nr, neeutid-class matter
Office, Iti-vlew llulliliiiK, li'i :-.'Mlli J.icksoM Strtet.
M HS l!ll"I ION HATF.H!
Dally, by ninll, per year S3. 00
Dally, by currier, per month 60
Daily, by currier, per week 15
Twle-a-week, per year 2.00
Twlce-a-week, six months 1.00
American ci'Uen. municipality and
initit iil lun to cuntrl.ute to the pup-'
port of tcii.t . ineri.an ked fros in
order lo enable it to suecessf ully 1
carry on it patriotic end benefl- i
DO YOl'U S1IAIIK FOU STIMCKKN IIl'MAMTY.
Only two more days remain iir which to complete that Hod
Cross fund of $100,000,000. Our hoys arc tfoinjr to the war front
one million of them just in soon its they can be assembled,
cl nipped and (men the requisite traiiiinjr. A second and a third
million possibly more will follow as rapidly as they can lie
ctpiipped and properly drilled. You doubtless have a good home.
These boys are tfiintr their lives many of them are in order
that you may be able to retain your home and enjoy the blessings
of life and liberty. Many of these boys will perhaps be wounded
on the battle fields or in tin? trenches. The only assurance of re
lief reaching them is by means of the lied Cross organization. It
is the hourly task day and night of the I'od Cross li. Id and
hospital forces to care for thousands who have fallen with shat
tered limbs or torn bodies. Anil they are saving at least three out
of four of these stricken heroes whose lives otherwise would h ive
ebbed away during hones of unpc ikable agony. Hi member, it is
for your homo and your couniry. for your safety and your liberty
that our boys are going into this war. They are'not lighting for
the spoils of worldly gain, but for the rights of humanity. It
should be esteemed your privilege as well its your duty to do all
you can to provide every possible care for those w ho may be
stricken down and can no longei care for themselves or reach any
place of refuge. Your contribution, be it great or small, will
benefit some poor sufferer. l)o not hesitate. Any bank or post-
oiiice win lorwaril your ciiiilni'iitioii to the lied Cross headquar
ters. This is the world's greatest mission for organized relief,
lo your share do it now.
Ol'.NTV WAKKA.XT KM! TI1K
MM OK .-,( WAS TI liM II
i;it TO THP-; roMUT.; is
n i:;i: or nu: io n ( i;ss
MOIII. ' HIS MlllIMVi;.
MONEY IS MUCH APPRtflAIED
Tin- ( lie.l; Was
I. It. Wharton,
CllPSN
lic.l
-Matle I'u.raMt
Treasurer i.t the
Assn. II, N,
YOC Ml 'ST I' It ; 1 1 T OH CIVK.
Dispatches from Wiisliiii-'lim tell us that our boys members
of the National ( liiard may be sent to France at once, not wait
ing for the training at the special camps in tne south. 'I hi s young
men, some 1."0 of them, are loi g!as County's tillering in bcliulf of
Liberty and Justice, tire going to I'.e.'it our battles and maybe some
of them are not coining bad;.
Did you notice that line locking boy as ho passed your door
this morning? He was one of the first to enlist, and ;is the day
draws near for his departure, suppose you follow him as he en
trains with the rest ollhe troops, the Hu'gene luard suggests. See
him hurrying up the pi. ink of th transport they're warping out
to mid stream now. Oh. the diet is and smiles and tears.
Hut what is that awful dm yon hear'.' the hum of manv ma
chines, the chug of ten thousand punches, the rasp of countless
lathes'.' In the bur-rof them all can't you hear the Hymn of Hate"
Can't you see those thousands o'' leerish hands, nerved on and on
to speed the nefarious industry of war?
Of course you know why such hate is made. The place is
Hamburg. Utile brass shells capped with steel-nosed bullets,
mini p-poimeti, are neing nut i u a ini'ougli with breakneck basic, ti
the rhythm of that hymn to slop that bov vou saw this morning
Will they do it?
Again lies ,u ihe trout, in the trench leveled with
just before the charge. He's over the lop with the first -red
whizzed past him but one ot those little steel-nosed
found its mark.
Now time is everything. Hurry, pick him up. (.M't him back'
Hint bullet is doing its job well but a moment mjiv save him
that boy you saw on the street this morning. ' '
- Maybe that bullet can't succeed -for mavbe it found vour
do ar in the way. our dollar brought the stretcher to him, Vour
dollar made the tourniquet thai slopped the blood, vour dollar 'took
him back to the base, your dollar probed and found the little sled
nosed bullet 1 mir I'nllm- ll'n.s in the tt'titj.'
Now have you a dollar following dose behind that bov vou
saw this morning! Have you a dollar wailing lor him at "the
rout-to put n, the way of the sharp-nosed bullet of Hamburg"
I o you want lo know how your dollar can follow that bov- how it
.... ..iivc iii.il Mine to mm when the bullet of llainbur
1. 1111111 us man, . Muisrniie to the lied Ci
! ight or t,ie is our I
the Man at War.
Acting upon instructions of ineni
bTM of the county - it . K. II.
Lenox, county elerk. thin moinins
predated n county warrant in the
mini or .Mill. made payable to the
coinniiltc.-s in eliarao of soliciting
Hindu for the lc Cross. Thin is one
of the most .liberal iipprnprl'ii ions of
the campaign anil was much iippre-
int. I hy thoie in charge of the
work. At the time of maklnu the
appropriation the counfv court
ailople.l tli. i following resolution,
which is self explanatory:
Whereas, the fnile.I Slates Is now
at war with tl lupire of Ccriiianv
and lis allies, anil
Whereas, lo the end that said
war may he l.rniieht to a suc.-cssi'nl
termination, the American people
hale ple.l-cil their lives, probity
and rerources. and
Whereas, the American lied Cross
Is an insiiinlion j-hanercj by t'nn-mv-s
ami il.ili, ale. I lo (lie cause of
humanity in caring I'm- liie'sh k anil
woun led of our Army alxl Navy,
and for Hie vives. families and tlo
eencletlls of our soldiers and sail
ors wiio have cone foiward ia the
j.-ft use of our countrv ami
W heron i. il should 'he the para
mount duty of every patriotic
cent work.
Now Therefore. lie It
by tlie County Court of Douglas
Count'.". Oroioui, in regular Kessum
asseiii hid. that there he and here
by is appropriated the sum of 1'ive
Iluud'ed liolkir IS'.OIM out of the
mlscelianooiM fund of the county to
the American Ked Cross, and the
county clerk Is hereby authorized
and dhected to draw a warrant up
on "said fund in the umount of Five
Hundred ltollars. payable to J. H.
U'hurton. treasurer of the DoiikIks
County Red Cross Committee.
Hated this 20th dav of .tune. 1M7.
It. W. M AliSTKKS.
County Judire.
Ft. P. Nil llOI.S.
, County Cotnmissiorer.
W. K. ST. JOHN,
County Commissioner.
o
Most Common of llodily Ills.
' l!y- far the most common of bodily
Ills is constloatton
a gutTlcittnt uuoibor of automobllftt
to ataga a forujldublu parade.
Misa riorQc Prlckett U eptDiiing
a lev daya with friends in Portland.
Mrs. V. E. Bowea and daughter,
Misa Krtnie, of Salem, aie spending
a few duya In Sutherlin at the home
of .Mrs. It. L. Franks. Mrs. Bowe
daughter.
Mis Dorothy Klulne Horner, aged
.", years, is the youngest purchaser of
a Liberty Bond In Sutheriin. Mies
liorothy purchased the bond at the
First State Hank hint Monday.
Miss Ada Orleman, a popular
teacher In the Sutberliu achoul. Is
Rft-olved spendinK a few days with friends lu
Porth'nd before taKing up her work
in the summer school ut Monmouth.
A card receive. 1 here this week,
announces that Mrs. Ileasue and
daughter, who recently left Suther
iin for a visit with friends at Minne
sota Lake, Minn., are now at Mes
sena, N. Y.
The Kt C. n. Club, comprising
Kenneth Comstock, Ceorge Duke.
Wilbur Smith. Heber .imlth. Dillon
Krepps and Harold Slater, will de
part I tic first of the week for the
! Coos Lay country for an outing or
feveial days on the beach.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. W. l'rickett and
daur.lliter, Mfcss Florence, departed
Monday for Washington, where they
will visit a few weeks with friends.
Miss Frances Peterson, a student
at tlie State t'niveislty who has been
enjoyinir a shott vacation at the
parental home in Sutheriin. will de-
For Your Baby.
The Signature of
- or v t -
G
'A ml
is lh-i only guarantee that you have tha
O
ra ' u u1
WV0.
The usual cause I part in a few days for hugene to al
ls the InlilTeience of many people tend the summer school session,
to Nature's call. The Inclination Is o
not heeded, or it is put off until a Tim Test ef Time,
more convenient time. When this gay what you will, time tries all
is done ie,e:tedly. constipation Is I thins, only the best survive. Chani
nimost sure to follo w. It is of the i hprlt.in's Colic and Diarrhoea lioni
urinorl importance that everyone es- oily has been In use for more than
tablish a certain time for the bowels' forty years. Many millions or bottles
to move each day and let notions have been sold and used durini; this
interfere with it. When that Is doneime. It has stood the test of time
and proper food and exercise are , because it can always; be depended
tai.en and an abundance of drlnK- upon. c
inn waterr the bow els are not likely
lo e v eoo.l, ti-ool, i, ll'Un 1 u
no is rc'tuireu lase . tiamneriain s t rilljfirl r ti O
laoieis. i ney are mild ami cenile. , fc a ,n; di c.t,o nil v o.
easy to take and afcrce.ime in-elTiMt
prepared by him for ever 30 years.
YOU'IX give YOUR baby the BEST
LOCAL ND PERSONAL.
CHICHESTER SPILLS
I Sutheriin Sun )
MT.-;. KyU of Kloront c. is sjirndinp
a few li.'ys at tlio linnic or lier iur
'nis. Id'v. and .Mrs. K. K. .McVlc!:er,
cm l-'ouitli sivenue.
Mis. K. A. Tti.Inr ;ml daughter,
MisM l:.ir:.!ra, ui'i urnt'tl Sunday from
an t'Mt'iidctl visit with rvlativp and
liifiii!;-. In I'orlland.
I Miring th. past week. Mavor I).
W. KanlnT. H. II. Strone. I-.
Il.t;--. r. Claud Ned --on and ). AV.
Iitni h have in iidiacil :i utoniohih'H.
At th'n talc Sutheriin will soon have
lrit !'(. A .Vi i'l'.?'lli:''TI.-
ih.ii() i.ii.w.t I'li.i.i.i ii
fiii n fit nni rz-ir ri t n. m fir
LODGE CARDS
A. F. & A. MM Ijit.rW lotla No. 13.
Regular Communications 2nd ftnii
fourth Wedneadttys eaih month al
Masonlo Temple, Rostburs, Ore
VlHitors welcome.
DKNJ. CARO, W. M.
W. F. KAKKIH. Se-y
Your Physician Knows Fletcher's Castoria
Sold only in one size hcttlet never ifl bulk
or otherwise; to protect the
babies.
The Centaur Company, CiMtcu pat .
Hoi
oiutni
t rv :
ru-.iV
IX III!
tin' w ;iv !
l' i
Sitvo I'vor.v I'wo litnili ui.--.-il U li
N.'itfs tin- Iicp.trlitH'iit of Airricniiur
-Miirki'l hit- .slau)fl:!cr only tii, l)rjMK
I'li-t'.IiMK' mock. 1 llt'iv IS il .slliiMjr
oiccninif mock Mihl en i,er., ol
linihtiK' a lirc.'.line i,,.,
Ntittt' iiKrictiltiu.tl coll
liflli'Xf 1 1 1 ; . t ;ll;!i,.u,'ii
trioM' 1 1 1 .stal l
M ill.' u ill kic
I'I'i'M'iit licui'cs.
ivl I
l.'ll.'ll 1 I I. . .s
I'foilu, lion o
HO C.IIIM' 1,1 1
I'l'cciliii, is the indent mes-
is M tiilinir to sIiihmi eu ll. l s
iit'soluti'ly wortlilcss for
ilcinaiicl amoiiir larnn'is lor
anil's .slioulil liavi' no troiilil.. In
i- t!:cm tin-. .tiv;h conutv accnts or tlie
li.' spcciali. ts of th,' .lci'artino:il
I. r 1'ic.li'ie; l,uK now arc Inch,
'I uool ;.m nuilloii on a n . t .. i
I'd I'ilfcl'.-lMli. I'lccii
ling Points
DetcntdriQCha!
cf Gasoline
"Then I rr.iht just as well throw my grav
ity hydron.f.er away?"
"You said it, Mr.'Motorist."
"Listen, the boilinfj points of f aroline ab
solutely contiol its staitinj, quiln.ts. acceU
etatin- qiflities. power - giv u. ; qualities.
Gravity has noihuiK to do with it.
"To net the most out of your motor, your
pj'O'ine must have the torrect series of
U'llinE p-ims in a gradually riin,;, un
broken chain low boi'm roints fcr easy
starting, medium boiling points for quik
and smooth acceleration, hiyh boiling
points fur power and milcai;?.
"And only straight - dtiliation can give
tins. No n.tKtire tan embody !I the Km
dreik ot intrrveiurj fraction necessary
tv-r a perfect motor fuel. $
"To be certain of straight - distilled, un
mixed gas, buy
RED CROWN
Catolint of Quality
STANPAPnOII,
COM! 'AN y
lCkLlPl.'rIA
I A CoiiSnt'Ms
iCrnint
J Boiling VoinLs
for power cnuia
acctierhen
"yri
1
Low Boiling ibinif
tor easy fctirbrvf
I'. O. Klka, KuMbui-K LnalKe, No.
H-tl. Holds regular communica
tions at the Elks' Temple on the
2nd and 4tn Thursdays of eacb
niontu. All members requested to
attend regularly, and all visiting
brothers are cordially Invited to
attend. B. STKWART. E. R
IRA U. KIIIDLB, Secy.
Live ndvertlsera offer the best bar- If you have somethln to sell or
rains, l'atnmize Review advertisers, rent try nn Adv. In The Review.
OOiXOOOOOOCmXmXiX0
' Cook in a Cool Kitchen with
f FrTRTP PLATES or
JUU I RANG IvS
KA'il.i:s, ltose'iiug Arlo meets Id
their hall on Jackson St., on 2ni
and 4th Monday ea'cnines of each
month, at 8 o'clock. Visiting bieth
ten In good stundliiR always wel
come. J. C. KOKNic, w. 1'.
It R (JOOI)MAN. W. Sec
Phone M 1 K3.
Hie ppei ii.i low prii-. il eookin? raio makes rooking by el. etricity
Inexpensive. We will be plad to tell you about it and about el.r
tiic pi n. - front one burner to an electric range.
Come in and find out about them
ROSEBURG ELECTRIC CO.
6
OCMlOVOOOWKOOC
t. O. O. K, I'lilletarLan lode N. S.
Meets In Odd Fellows' Temple.
corner .lackeon and Cass Sts., on
Saturday evening of each week.
Members of the order In ood
standing are Invited to attend. i
V. T. JACKSON, N. O.
A. J. t:i;l)bi:s, Itec. Secy '
J. H. BAILEV. Kin. Secv. !
. O. O. V., Klsln Star IjtmIko Xo. 174
meets In the Odd Fellows' Temple
every Friday evening. Visiting
brethren always welcome.
W. S. I'ow EM., X. I!.
CAKI. W. OILMAN. Kec. Sery ;
m. t il im.i;, i; s.
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Tlii'fi' u as v hal
Mlioal nialiol at IV
.i'muiI js to .",ii cciils
aliolll SJ 'C- I'llsiirl,
for tliis hen drop v
api't-oacli of iiai vcst
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Saturday, June 23
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t is pi'.
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I'.'.lin t ion ln'i nu I
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Api'i l- il. 'i iic , atisf
per cel. I I.
;.ils will lie
mil- jl-ie.
UiM'll til till'
al.lv
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fsEMrsamusnai
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fir.
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lift s in t'oni tv-.s.
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Red Cross Society
1'ati-iotii' fioii. n.v tiHan
rtfaa):aim'. It ir.rans tho cm
iliicts, our natural uoalili. our
l.il'or, our ri v live.-. It humii
ni r llaai; m , t.i so th.:! cell
inli'l'i;
1 1 1 : i V
t!'.r flitiiinat ion of vasto jutil
oa. ot vation of otif I'.hhI pro-
r,';iillt, oar nu rail's, our
; pii' in more
nr.it ol piuMt'v,
acconi'ii.-U t'ne ntmo.t.
I. O. O. F., tnlnn Kmn-epment No, B
Meets In Odd Fellows Temple,
every Thursday evening. Vlsltins
brethren alwnys welcome.
O. II I'K'KENs. C. P.
J. k. li.xii i:y. 11 p.
J. !'. rU'hTNS. U. S
JAMES KV A U T. F. 8.
KMtiHTS. i-' I'VTIIIAH. Ah,hr
I.oilce No. 47, meta every Wed
n.sdav evenlne Cor. Jackson and
C.iss SK 'i.-itors alwr.vs welccme '
1. T. WHITNEY. 0. C i
ROY K. liCUIilN. M. F
K. K WIM'lEltl.V. K II S
IX1YAI, OKHEH OF MOOSK, K..-
bing I.oilce No. 1037. Meets Mon
day evening of eaeh week, at 8 o'
I clock In M.ircabee ball. All visiting
brothers are Invited to attend.
W. J. MOON, nictator.
H. O. HAl-.r.ETER, Secy.
O. F. S., Itoseniirg tli.ipicr Nm H
Mo!, Is their reg Oar meeting on
I the lt and 3rd Thursday In each
month. VlsPIng members In good
standing are respectfully Invitee
t stt.-nd.
uiss .m iii-, i;i:t I'.MiE, W
IT.Ei" Ji'llN.UiN', Secy.
New White Skirts
Came Tcday
The Very Latest Models
at
Lowest Price
$2.98 - $3.98
Economize by Trading With
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l.o.lte. No 4' L O. I) K. Meets
In OiH KilluAa' T-a pl everj
Til- s tay finilM Visttinu sister?
and bi.-ttiien Iniite.l to attend
MKS -M. I.En V i;
Mil.-" 1 1 1 .1.1 K loHSSDN Sec
FI.SIK I' t' l I'll It KY y A
wihiim, thi: woiii.n, oil.
Camp No. 12:.. Meets In the Od.!
Kerens' hull In ttos.hurg every
' Jri M.'ti.tajr evening. Visit
Ing tiel-bh..r alwivj wVou,.
J. M I I 1 Hi :. ,
M. M. Ml 1.1. EH. t" ork
WOMKV OK Woom n UT. l.Mac
lircie No 4 Metis on the 1st
snd rtrd Men l.ir evening of escb
month st Od I Fellows hn'l Visit
ing ireml.ei in coo 1 staud'ng are
liiMtr l to attend
lsH i. It HU;T t;
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New Stock
Of lro;l st,in,rs nre oll. i,ere jn silrrr,
('"pier iirt'i Kras.i, hf.it quality-
.W . .titcr J ll:lmt,,tir tills I:,,,,. f letter.
lift rerfii fil . a lrr sliimient (if
11.1X1) M.lhF. FISH IXC, RODS
Thr lttr t ,!, lnsi rnmnlelf line of
FISHING TACKLE
tn be f,,u nil aninlifrr.
S. B. CROUCH
The Hardware Man
Sheridan St.