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PAGE rocs EVENING nOSEBmO REVIEW, SATlT.ri.4V. OfTOIsrH (I, 1017. - t ... ! ; ; , PUBLISHED ETERT EVE.' INO EXCEPT SUNDAY BT REVIEW PUBLISNING COMPANY I,. WIMIII UI.V W. S. I ISIIKK ;. V. Vt I.MItKIU.Y Entered at ltoebnrr, Or-K'n, pontotTtce aa acond clafla matter Cimc, llevlew IiuiMjuk. 2!f Norlti Jackauo Street. til list Kill AOS IUTKH: Dally, by mall, per year 13 00 Daily, liy currier, pur month 60 Dally, by carrier, pi-r k 16 Weekly, per year 2.00 Weekly, Bix mouths . 1.00 OKAS!' TIM: OITOKTl'MTY. "It is not so much tli'.' dil'l'oi nice in opportunities as tlie way in which opportunities aio impi vod that makes some fail while others succeed." This is an old adaj-e hut it is just as applicahle today as when it was first written. Koselmrj; now has the opportunity to secure a biff 1'. S. Army convalescent hospital. Will this opportunity he improved? Will we yet this hi"; institution located here or will we let this Brent opportnnit v j,'o hv without making an ellort to jjrasp it? Wo realize that "what is e er.vlmdy's husine.-s is nolioilv's business." It takes time and ellort to accomplish aiiythinjr. The town and surrounding country are practically a unit in wanting this 'w institution. I'nitv of edort now seems to he the main thing needed This elt'oit should he put forth without delay. Press dispatches from Washington state that such a hospital is to he located "somewhere in Oivjron." In natural conditions suitahle for such purpose this locality is unctialcd. We have the mildest winters and the earliest i.prinjr of a.n.v place in the stale. Our summers would rival the famed resorts so far as areeahle cli matic conditions are concerned. No better place could he chosen for locating the convalescents who are hack from the battle fronts. The natural environment for thir early recovery is here. The bir problem before us at this moment is available sites. There are plrnty of cm client ;,ihvs in this v icinity, but a canvass must be made to determine which are the most suitahle and which can he secured for this purpose. A recent dispatch from Wash ington says inspectors are to be sent out immediately to examine the proffered sites. Hence it is very important that we have somel'ninir- definite to olier when these inspectors arrive bore. It is already rum ncd .thai other localities in this county, as well as 'Iscwliere, are considering the mailer of tendering sites for this hospital. Here is the opportunity of getting from oIKK) i to SIIIIO people located in this vicinity for the duration of the vvir I aiid perhaps for some time (her. after. This is at least four times I as many as weiv ecie(i ironi me tug sawmill project c nan before lis lasl year, end to .'.cure which the city voted .sl'.im.llOI) worth of bonds for a railroad to the timber. In this case the only thing asked for is :t .silo. I n. h-Sam vv ill do the rest. This should be comparatively easy to secure. Let's get it. Then' is no time for delay. Since the foregoing was vvntton. President hosier Pice, ol the lloscburg Coniiiierci.il t'lub. has called a meeting to be held in the Citv Hall on Momltv ovi nil", lo take up the matter of mtiiv ing a site for this big army lio.-piial. This is a very commendable move, and evvrvon:' in this v h iniiv should attend, w briber a men: ber of the Commercial ( 'lub or t Now is the t ime to a. t. r. s. and ;ki:man p.oth si:i;k loans. this motor wmh downed While iiot poi-sih!tj to liuike ublle detail of the work accot:ipilhei. Mr. link er atinouticefl that the fle.urtnj-nt's ; earlier expectations of ita extensive aircraft oroprar.i are lifjt.ir more t than r-aliz'-(l. ""I here is practic ally no limit to the riiuiilter of aerial firhterH which the I'liitiMi states can ami will fur nish in the war for democracy," con tinued the secretary. "No time has m-en lost in experiments. The ma chine which alteadv have nroveil M lit TIIlN l 1 HIS OIA- jiicc.sful will he reproduced in TltV l oit I m: mi; it o jlarire niunbera lii this country." ,':,!: LOYALTY IS DfQAFED BY WO MIN WHO WRE MPORUD AS OMRWISE ,KI.T lilt I I I I T M Mill KIM. lio.lMKI MM HIM S V I lllt .11.1. I ItllVIS. "IIMRIY MOIOR" IS SUCCESS i WHEAT SHIPMENT FROM AUSTRALIA NOT LIKELY TO CHANGE PRICES HERE rtioti-iiml- nf tu Aiiittii Arv I n iir iiaiiiiuu in 211 linu SrliNls Im -aUl I lii-tnuhoij I Ik I . S. Ill Tllih l llll.-. "Tlio "KiiKinri.tl Wi.rM" s;s: "Crnnnny and tin T'liil.-d Stairs a t'tnl.arKin.' iniulianc.Mislv on an appeal to their vI'' lor more of the uIm-ivw ithall to curvy on thr war. Il is tl.r ' ond iindcrlal invr "I' I 'tiit.'il itt. ( Io ( rninntl and tin scvmlli 'm' tin proplfs oj' tin1 ( ! cm:i im M;irs. '': har i ih i -a -t-d onr supply of !d sin t- P.M I l.y tlir of $t,'J(l(,00poiM, whilf ; rp). nv is in su- a plivlit I'"'" adiMpiatr Vold supplies tiiat ''n' ia 1" I) coruprllrd to msK IipI' pt'oplr t turn in tln'ir rini's, vld w atrium. trinKrls and other v;nU orn;uiinit that tin' diiiiinishimj, f.nlil s'ippiv has fjill -n lo a point wlnre Iho Imperial Hank's holdings ar'e Inwt r now than at any time sime tho suivnier of P.' I "'he ronlr.ist l;ef eei the positions of tlie two nations is striking, and yet (.erm:in h -- -tai'ed off in her anneal uil'i H" r-'tnilf. TIm le'.ple, piiuhrtl :,tal suffering from all manner of privations and lu,nl. r. -d wil'i sorrows for loeil onrs lost at mm or in battle on land, are r nnne forth for the seventh time and laying their sav ui"s "t the aha.'' of their country for saeritiee. "With us there will po and ran not he any eommMudeeriii)': of savings as in Irrman . hut orr i i ople w ill heed only the prtnupt inj?s of pat riotUm and de !. d a.lh'viiainv to the flajr and the ( '.o -rrnnient to in-pne ih. in to l,il-rty l'ond. The capital i hero in al.undaiT-e. The c.vn -ri profits to the farmer alone in a ear. thru the ri-c in orne of farm prodin-ts oer normal juy var levels, is -.'M in 'Med l' com)', tmt ant hori ties at more than n o'Ml.tMHi.Oitu, nr s 1 1 ! 1 1 c i c 1 1 1 t" meiv than twice cer the total ot fcrinjr." Il I,,;; vir '-i.-.t for -me lime that William Randolph ITeart. the T-ut d . .ho'- of ii, ..'.ral lhal.st newspapers throu-li- j out tl. 1 tPim'n, i -: : : ;is A ronvlv pro Cerman a Senator I a I'oliet'e. No", oo v im'.Its tivm Yw York announced th:i1 the m -.t t i. in o isini. v l '.eiM-ral I .' i into t h ' act i i t ics tin re o1' r.olo to-h -i. undor :-rre .1 in 1mm nee :b spv and p.vu e propagandist, di h-.od t';;,: W l'mm Kandolph lleal'st.Jhe news paper plihti-her, at'ei -d'd a dinner y'ww in thai cily hy l'oh in Marcli. t'.l H,. ai . oitli r to ih" ,i toi iio - genera I. There w ere pros vn at thi d imer. Mr I oV -v t!d new paper men, dolph taen stedt. who fie. nr. ,1 : . :.') : i 1 i-rn to. iia -r the tram-Ier of Cencan funiU into Nev ' .n' 1 c s it to ln is for peace pro; i Vanda an.omr tl e I n- . '; . . : ;-t -: aptain-. I'd and 'o" fapen. n.-v al ami r ' i : "... he of the t lerman emh as , , and ,1,,1,-s Hoii'S a I-'iem h h-i who, it was r-v ded. received monev fi-"m llol l.-!i.i. S- p time prior to this dinner. Mr. Low is said. V r. 1 1, .if t ! ad t nt. MaM-e.l l'.olo at the editor's home. II was epl am d i v the ,.!i,.nv y nrral that the editor's ie. tarns with P.oio v ere mot tar as he was awjiv. I urtler (lisclosuies hv t 1 r d ' -Ma M ;n -' ,a'c exported. The t'nile 1 S'...t.-s t . i .. ,-i:t h..s v orders to rush r-l"-(.lotion of the hi 1 .'' n !...' .i,-kan railroad from tu!ior ar'' to Sew ard. TS e ;imi. t h r tho w ofk Id Iv hurru d is due t. a ImmmI for the o-;. 1 for n.i'a a- pro m.-ii araO'st a ios.th:e shortav' of fu 1 oil. . ! i ' 1 oat T-urmd. 'I he w isdem of Senator Chan I Mil, i ! ' ''on t.r a th ri-ivcr.t railroad 1" Alaska is -on; ' vr. d p .n ""i.iPii w... It w iU he furtl r conftrmed in 1 r w a 1 ..' r .. - - o In spdo of I .or 1 No.'-5- h:'e'-. vI-h-icv .tate-n lit r. !.." e to sinkings hy do., is. :ho u.: . ..... ,i.-oo,1(.Lj th paM w w I' ll major and two I. nor la-Mo.n ,h;s the hew t r c.o-.l iinr ruthless suhmann.e v. tr:'. w..- 1 ona hrl ho t r A divo from ." in Amd h. 1 '. .;. (m.- i i , r -tralo ;n ...ml..! injr the sulim.-ti'ine. V A S 1 1 1 N( I I N, t . tl . - T vv. n I y ' tlioUhiOiil ail phiii' s hir AriM i icii s 1 tu'hiiiiif fnn -s in Kiiiiin-, aioimriz'-'t 111 l lit $i I U.0O U.iPtMt HVlilllON bill l ly I'ontlcs.i i;tl July. ;il' lili- ti'-r (-iiiiMriiciimi. Tin- iHTi'sMiiy inuturs also art be nt; ma mi i a i iii't-d. Stcil.iry Hak'-r i i n nn u not 1 today, ami ihf whili air- -ra M pi im ram Ii.ih ht-rn so ( it- ! oi'iliiiao if th it u ho n plalii' and urn- lors arc com jilt-l.-il. tiaili( avialur. as vm II as naiHniie (.-iins ami all nth it wiuijiMii-nt, will br wailint-' lor ih.-in, , Wh ai I his Nai iou'i; army movis i M' l:o '! Mi pa t in tlx filiiine,"! sai'l tlio si-oi'. lary. ' Dm- ryi-s of Imt army w ill Im1 ready. " i Tlie ties i) planes cover I lie rn tin' r,i Mt'f oT I tain i mac hi lies. lu-ht, huh s;m'ci lifliliny mai-hin s. i inovfitnl b.oile ami hem hi lit; plam-s if the 1h ;t lesi de.-at:n. and embrace, -i:: well jjiaiil battle craft caiahe f tli- work of the Italian Caproiii, 1 1 1 Iti it i Mi I laud by -'at;e and sun liar j Ivpiw. " il h in H 1 1 a su nable t ime, cuti- ' sidohm; the pi-i iud )l preparation." i Mr K.ilo r "s stali-nielil said. - Hie 'i, me i will !'em! its firsi airplane to I Ion .( "ihls ailptali", fiuin the tip1 f C i i'ip lb r to the e nt: in i. ma Ml, " ; i! r ;i t,, -,, tt j have ! 'a ti. aited Stales. , " re 1' In i ai a retnarliahly , I " " ! ' o.j.tise to t he call fur I 'I I' i en! M t ry lia: a n un- i ' 'ti I aopn i f VIHIlm Hit possess- i uit; jiniraia', si ll reliance, uood jitdu- : n,i nt and dei-i - inn the things re- i piii' d in the ail serviee This er- ; v !. e to.ti is f i n in i t hoiia n.' of ! "t i i. :i ii fur living" ' T w -nt i.ei r 1 1 i ml' schools Ii.. vc i bei ii Hid. I he t-l a t i-inent ri'M'iiN, and ; e i,i- O;,' 1 1 1 o 1 1 u 1 1 1 trainiim here, t t ident- I n 1 1 n I he i niteil States are j u,'i -tin-- in aM Hie allied countries. , a bile ii.ion of them are underoiiiL' j ni.n-ie :-. I mi behind sewral of) rhe bill!" rrono- The men now in' I" I .;.e will be l ii rued n of as fin j h- d :o . tors M , A im i lea n t r .,,it. .. in a nee. j Ann lie in m;t. (lilies :il-o a l- l.eilif 1 i.inlt abroiit. and Mr ft.ilo r - od I hat ' HVM.M'll.lli l one f.oiltJi of Hie lllimb. t -oou to be Heed, d ill be in. id" in Hi" allied con nines In that i . oi in ft iol si I es u ,i s laid II poll t lie J lleC. .:. tot' tle;;th ili'M-lni'llll! atld j p ittdini: id.' a i ret a ft indn-try in the l lilled St.il. s. ;, (he si m r Old p.ill of I be e.O fall IrO tun - denliil to the es.-i ntial ciMiltidwolk 1 Tone, too, ba- b. en reijii red to brittt (ii'.b r lovertiiiM nt control t maio of Hie materials reiiiired for Hie iiiaioit.n lnri' of ait-lilps. both lor this Hn i-rntnent and the allies, a well as t,t injure coti-er at ion and! distribution of stub materia N. I'rovision iiImi bad to be made for Mi. I r i . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ; i t n 1 1' of the mm ,i ' i i i s m , . s,, i to a ircra ft s now at In- looti, s.,-h as machine tun-, nb i v a I i.tii a pp.. I a I us. ca lor.h and the 'ilie. and another isselitl.lt for the M'lo-lv bllllihni; uf tTe.lt -,,r llee. nr ei'ib 'nei''-a and its alio--: was in na nit umal standat di.-at ion m tin li sts n m ttet t:i- and e.inirneiit I The 1 1 1 - I L lllllC of a s.( i-f:i,'torv 1 :nol..l abo w.i- iinrssir . and tin l.ll.- l U loefor" Was tlie result of ( . ombmed . 'lerts (,f the b. s . titim biold. i - -r the c.Mintr. rhe S:t n.il 1 !" old its st.,,1 f f.tteu-n adv is ! the s, ci. -tar s.,,d. aie Well v,, ; l- I n d Willi t lie pnL-1 s- mad" sinee j tJraih deal rn here do not fear that iinnDitaiii ns ol wheat from Aus tralia will crowd domestic wheat out ot ihe roust market. So lar us is known locally only one small sail int.' ship cart'o i. enroute to I'ortland. It was dispatched before the Hovcrn nient w-heitt price was fixed and was sold to arriM', says the tirewoman. Si vi ral siiipiiu-nts of wheat from Australia hae already leached San l-'ramisco. and it is held that with a price there against i2.n.'j hero, ihe soililieiii port woiibl be (he lofM cal market for Australian wheat. Morihwestein wheat in San Francis co is worth with the freight added, and this, it is ihout-'ht, would ma lie the foreign wheat in or' ac cepiable (4i Cahtornia millers, par ticularly as it corresponds closely in quality to the blues), an crown here. Australia has a reserve stock of about 1 .00 (i,o oo bushels of wheat and is havint; dilfii-ulty in inovlnn it to lairope direct. No doubt a lare part oi it would le diverted here and thus reb-ase a corresponding amount of American wheat lor use by the allies if tonnace on the Pacific could be had. The scarcity of bottoms. That they are disloyal to their count i y or to lis Hag is posiinel denied by .rnri:e ... Cullot h and I'-d Ail b.oi.s. Su h a hai kc niramst thete uifD was inferred Horn t:.e pubiiriieil report that they did not leiinoe their Lais while the "Star Spangled Itunner ' .w bein; played at th depot while a troop train wan there Thursday evwiinx. Hoth men de-laro that It was an oversight aioi not disloyalty that their hats were not removed during' tlie playinp of tlie National anthem.' They al-o claim that many otlier5 present did not remove their hats at t!i time. So far as The Itewew is concerned, we do not desire to place ; noiie in a wnmi; Imht and are lad to make known the expressions' ol loyally obed by these men today. The Electric Range Sanitary-Modern-Economical A Cool Kitchen-More Reasons: No sooty iiots niouVrn comfort convi ni- til less ork and better rvvultK. Kwrv burner ifi controlled separ ately, by a simple twist of tlie awitfll you iiave lutill. miillliui, or low beat, fast or slow tuokiiiK, just as you please. TERMS Douglas County Light & Water Co. -o - lliweer, is more acute on Hits side than on the Atlantic. The mills on the coast, even if a considerable qua tit it y or Aust ralian wheat were imported, it is declared, could handle the business. In the I'acitie Northwest the milts have a rapacity of about a million and a third barrels a month, uhirh'allows f'r a considerable .-eay afler tak ing care of the home crop. o S.nr Stomach. Kat slowly, ma si irate your Hioroimhly, abstain fioni meat few davs and in most eases tin sloimo ll w ill dh-a ppear. I f j( not. take one of Ch.iml erlain s lets immediately after supper, meats are most likely to cause stoiuarh and you may find It b rut them out. t - - o A Thiol, of Smherlin. and lie man Thiol, ,,f Vomalla, were (ran arlir.ir business in Kosehuiu tndav. food for a sour i does . sour ; it to; WA1TE IS PLANNING 10 BUILD HOUSES O.N COOS BAY PROPERTY F. I!. Waite arrived here last n i.' lit from I'orHainl, with iiothiiiK Tiew to (eil 'oncerniuK tlie tax mat ters of the Kinney pro pert b-s, says the Mal.shHeld Times. That tax pay ment is approaching is his assur ance. 1 el e,, pM work is nut lO proceed until tax settlement In effect ed. To place the r 1 lots owned by the North Syndicate To., of I'ortland, on t he real estate ma rk ot and to eon t ract for the const ruct ion of four houses on lots in this jroup is a com mission which he has from the North Syndicate Co. With the nale of the four hoii.-e:- complete, others are to be const rurted. The property involved is that of Hie north end of the plat It land on the hill, the company havintr previ ously diM'Oed of its property below the hiti to Un- Kmse & Funks Ship hiiildintr Co. It is intimated lh;'t I.. J. Simo on h:is become interested with Fred Molle-t-T in the latest p'an for rb'.,r inir up the Kinney tax mattt rs and it is said that dure may be s-onie-thini; doinir quickly on Mr, Simp oii's arrixal tonicht from the north, .lust the nature of the phm Is not fully announced. baoibci Iain's t'oimh lleinedy w rites, ' Fhaniherlain's Cough Retn- list Hellnble. edy has been used in my mother's A I ter many years' experience in home and mine for years, and we the use of it and other coiinh medi- always lound it a quirk cure for cirifs. Hieio are many who prefer colds and bronchial troubles. We ('haiuherlMir to any other. Mrs. find it to be the most reliable rough A. Kir.stein, Uieeiiville, Ills'., niedicjnc we have used.' c FLOUR MaJe from Old Wheat Makes better bread than new wheat flour. We have some of the OLD WHEAT FLOUR and are offering a Special Price for Cash this Week KIDD'S GROCERY i For Burning Eczema -o- C l. Ill-link, l.f Dixcnv ill,. I'ltnifhl lo 'Ihi' l;ii'W nlliri i''i'll'lil r;ir l.f i-iil'll. Tin. ars w nil iirf- h,.l,iy lliri" Dir. l i'lu-il tlir.M' imuniN ami ilir. i Greasy s.'ilvt-s ami ointmenrs h'm:ii r.--t be appln-d if good cl.-.ir km is .mti d. From any drujisiot U.t 35t, or 5i w extra larsp size, pet a Ixif.;,; ot z.-::r-When applied as cirecu d it ;iaiwi removes eczema. qi:icl:y ircl: iiu. heals skin trouMcs, id o son-j, b-'irr.; woundsandcliarins. It penetrate cL an.--s and soothes. 2emo is a cie.in, d-nieneai le nd ine.xivpsivp, p. r?tre!ir!r. r'ntijti tic liquid. Try it. r.s v.i b. !ieve notltirnj you h.ive ever usnlitiast : Active and s.it i.tyjty. The E. V.'. Kuac C.. C!cvc:.n J. O. Just as Easy as Turnini; on tlie Electric Lklit The ide.-tric lit'ht is an old story. Hut what a novelty it was wh. n tl iir-t came out That hi sterUmi current is do inn wonders, ;(nd now it will reiee you of wash day drudgery. Think, madam, of doin; your washing as easily as you turn on our lights. Vuii control the current perfectly in the Tbor just as you control your illumina tion The motor eticlo-ed in the base ol the machine answers the pressure of the button just as the lamp does. The Thor eies oii just an added ue or electricity why limit the service vou pet from the current to lu-hfs alone' Tut if to work. Make it run the machine that takes care of 'he wearinc labor of wash day. As easy as ttirniiii on the lights. Ibm'l put in another day of rubbitiK and u ritipiniK'. Try the Thor. Roscburq Electric Company 4 cnoollSoy Suits Hi: iiilil fur 1 ulnn .t, n: nl. is ii'irsliil, the -ji!i nil ill ill i an inn irv shuir. Now is the time for you to fit the boys out lor school. Our delayed shipment of Boys' Clothing has arrived. Neat patterns in mixed novel ties that will wear S2.98 S3.98 and $4.98 Incorporated J CHICHESTER S PILLS tiik. o-r it'i; i-i i . .Tef. or 1 j II Tlie tt--f. tl of p('l H llil"' N II hiuteil iiion 111.- f.ittli '( i' tlio people ItlMihe.l of loerelv 11,01 ). r..r.l of an aiiihitioiin nnil In i.l. -lit W ll .'!! It is the Soldier's Duty t.. pr..t. .1 .ili.l t ike e.ne oT tl'.. iLili'ti It I '! r ilutv to pi oh it iir.il Take ('are of What You Have If ..!! .!ll - .I.KUM .1 tO he .'. ! .1 ..ml tu.l of ft ;i n.l .ill. ,.il ., I . tu.t .t.'.l.c . ,i t ,i ,t. t,. mil :i fry Our Way Imperial Cleaners Phone 277. 342 N Jackson CKKXMcKoooooo-xccooooX'CK)oxooocM 1 Modern Heat ! ins' Stoves l'y M.i.irni II.'.ilm; Stnc we n,iit tlti'f t-ijn 1) )'t-.l with I'vcry nuMcm tirvuo known tlmt tcmls to I.wmmi the l'iu'1 lulls, ami at tlio samo timo throw out ami cwnly ili.-triluilo tlio jtroatot loj;roo ol' lioat. DIAMOND UW Canned gooils arp of uniformly good quality. We have a complete stock of these reliable yoods. Give the Diamond W Baking Powder a Trial. TiTe BEE HIVE GROCERY. NEELY &, NEELY i nt Hi.-.l4iK".m Such arc the Heaters we Sell Matlo ly tho most :i-to-ilato nu-tl'inU. Wo li.-no tho mi'.-t l...!uUo:::o ami ilttr.J.lo luat. r on tho niai'kot. Air ti)ht Heaters at $2.50 to S'1'23 Heavy Cast Heaters at S12.50-S22.50 AUn all m. t s l" lYrNt 1 1 1 1 t tit !lc;.r v. A. J. Lilburn & Son I 5 i iij'uit ii'm.'c r h i in. ',t rs. x FALL COATS Elegant Plush and Cloth COATS Many Fur Trimmed Excellent V.il;: Pricni to f:i Your Purse I. ABRAHAM I N. Jackson St. Roscburj,Ore. All kitol-. of fi-h mill 'b M' Hi V.irk.'t, 1 J tr!(tulii goiernnn'nl. on the on Artin1el, piano t toir I'hon