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PACK POUB rDBLISEEO ETKBT ETKI INO EXCKPT BDNOAT I3T REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY L. W1MI!F:UI.T tv. s. i ishi:i( fi. V. IMIii:ltl,Y Entered at HosW.urp, Ori-gnn. pustufTIr an cun,l cU& matter Office, liuvirw liuililitiK. Nortfi Jackaun .-tri LABOR IN RESPONSE i 10 PRESIDENT PlEA I CALLS Off STRIKERS KV VKAH'S (,.W.if V III ITAI.O. N V., Nov l:; . . I'rvrt- l nr VVi!.-i,n'i l,a In lalior lu uiaili l.uli lll.llllel, t, l all II, J, ix-i-m,-!. of hl'HM'ltllTION KA1KH: Dally, by mall, ptr year 13 00 Dlly,.!y carrier, per month Go Dally, by carrier, per week 16 .7, , v ' A t,.. rn I . (I. hik, n of l.at,i,r Weekly, an inimthi 100 ur,..r,., ,. .list-out imiiwn-.. of all I . 'iiKi .s (n I In, , i n :i lit work linilir JUI C'llClllllI SHOCLI) ACT COXSKKVATIVKI.Y. TIim a tak.-.i after ar- rjiiiffiiK'fii.-i lent bt-n titmit: fur a B'Kiu to prepare your Loin .tr Jn lb in lull L ciipi-l;. iLK lb? ; oil with liumua tdtuiuK wff ubU ina urial i and fertile rs St.ible itianur- way be fprtal upon th sur- ; inch- dt-p, hi the Meat ;ed bed for ! i- compact beneath and lou? at , ;u- M.r;act. (Sutlienia Sud.) j With than ttirv' month of i Kttial mk kft.rift fiv trie luln Hlr-h- racf am -ithcr phjfted oi bpaii-U un- ay I'uimiu slim haw f jr than '.' j niie jr jfra.itntr ork u uW r way on In many .arts of th- cnuntrv rwit:i,w lii-'hway J. .,-. in ;iill!tbu tu may br sow. c .-t th, I. ill to be I '"' I"t'"'i'-'' amount of (.'(..ding work Kiiiiniiti-- of tli'- iMiililifiK trailfH to t-l al Uashiiu'ton ami confVr Midi t !m 'tovi-i niiM-ni olliiials lor Hit' adjust ment ol difficulties. Ul.,1.' the linliH-.h.Hf r-tlll of I lie cost. It is well know n that building materials have more than I'.uimehi's hihw iiihii uiii aiteri ' i ikes on bin I'll iik's that are l. II, if t K i t. il l..r s. b M .1. n 1 1 d i n ir .r the heavily. In fact it is likely thai considerable dilliciilty would he m.iniiurtiir.- or war munitions, it U.i- r' t'al'ied .is a n m ib llt tor Ihe .id III .1 Tut III il tl d i f t jr. J 1 1 i, I 1 1 :t I obtained at all the pri'-e is sure to he exorbitant. There is such nuhi delay ihe )to.. nnion nr tne an enormous demand fur sU el f..r .shipbuilditijr, :,nns ami anna-. ''''rZu ment, trucks and other war supplies that the prices of steel for .in.niif.ii i hia rode ration wa it is apparent that in m.;kiri;f a recommendation for remodel ing the courthouse and buildmjr a new jail at the present time, grand jury did not serioudy take into consideration the matter of doubled in price, and other costs of construction hae adan ed encountered in getting steel now for a new jail, and if it could bo r tiii'tl (.ei uiiiiiy has bet n b alen i P'owt d or spaded under in the ived !i. in t aii.sv.iT today w lien I -"print;. I about hair a pound to hujldira- irades d.-pa 1 1 m.ni of ' pound of t n. the Miuart rod I be k round hliould firt be -are( of weeds and crop refuse; hut do not wait until all the crops art olf. As soon as any part of llie garden is Hearei, howe .r small t he space, sow re upon it at once. This ma be continued until the ulnde t'ard' n sowed, even thouch the last v-ti- tahlt? crops coine olf ijllite latt; in Hie fall, as ry will germinate at tem eratiire only slightly ahoVf the frev.iiif point. II th' koiI is loose, the rye may be urn t tered o er i he surface and covered wit lj a ?a rd n rake. ir Hie soil is hard it should i lir-1 be hoed or cult ivateij 2 or other uses are .simply "out of Mlit." (Jtlier building materials are also scar.-e and high. The argument titat building materials will continue ry hii in price after the war is clearly fallacious. A mom nl's eoii.,1(h-r;;-tion will show why prizes are so high now on these things. Not less than two million men are ne.v in the armv and tnv.y or in t;,e training camps, taking that many workers from oila-r a -Ir.e pur suits. Several million others are employed in the shipy-mis, mills, mines and factories, turning out war materials of ewry kind and variety, from the smallest item f supply fur the lighinin m u uj to tho greatest battlesliips and r.aminoth artillery. The moment the war is over the d mand for t;iis immense miant ity of supplies will cease. In a few months the soldiers will nearly all go bach to their former pursuits or other perations in which a large per centage will again become producers, instead of being solely c n turners of the products of others. The ending of the war demand.-, and the resumption of production in other lines by several million men will cry soon be felt in all ..liases of industry and the prices of steel and other products w ill ( uickly drop. Simply because th"le happt as to be a surplus in Hie c: aMv treasury at this time is no inst1 icat ion for taking up a buiidin:. movement that will cost fully ice as much as it would it there was no war going on. In fact we are daiiy being urged to the con servation of everything;, v. In I) the war is on even to a daily si -ing of a spoonful of sugar, ilei ce unusual tate aiould be taken before embarking upon an enU rprise thai means a multiplied expenditure of public funds. Neither i there any rr.-u ( ',' county be im-s : at tni- i in.e which demands mere room, and die county jail is eaip! . . lb n. . it would be well to look into tin . natter ery thoroie.'ily brfor spending from $.", 0')0 to $7.Jhi ) for Iniiidiej s for u i,n i ,.i Im . moment there seems to Se no im era1ie need. There U no d ail l that the taxpayers almost minion ously pit fer to a;i'v the pi .ei i surplus to current e'.penses for ihe coining; e ir and : he.. e; . e a heavy reduction in lh", 'M'uera! t a lew w lnle w at t at aiai . ar ' !l lef. 'I tie -lial bated ol levolll i Hiii was- i i ej . d and referred to eulijlnillri-s. AlllOllL' tlleln Was Oil' i a I ii m; up'.n I he er i.-1;, , com lull I e lo oNiain Ihe eiiael nn-lil til letri--lalion Ih.il will extend 11m ei-iil iM.ii r la a to all cl.ises ol l a 1 1 w ay uoi ker-i I 'I - - 1 1 J lit linn lellirllt T' d his appreciation n,r lb- ae lion lakeu by (be buiidiii Hades in decLiriNt' Oil lllk.'-. H.eysal'c, atlttle-M'd Hi I'lei.leitt J Kin 1 ill . read. " our ii l'-n .i in b.is ( bt ei . d no ! niinh and I hope win will con-i.-y to ltm-f .i.-...ci.ii.-d with you im r-nicete lhaiik- and appreciation to t ho associated w ah on in t he p.! I riot ie act inn ol w hidi ou m ve me int'ut inatlriti Von ui;iy be -mi- theie w ill be all pof.ible co om ration at Ibis ead " M.W VlilIK, Nov. i:: Ii.M.iediate ub do lice .,s civ. to pen iiiploi ordel lo fill Ol I the Ml ,;,. j M . 1 1 1 1 nd-. ,i.i.! u.n upply ba -i s al New ark. N I . o c. (o.tay by l tie Hie i I'. - ,r-eil-; Ibel'c o Hh II II i Oil s iioolvl Imok the international oil i ' i s ol tin- binldnic liadi s MTtimi ol 1 'ii i . ..n ib i .itinii of l.iiboi i ' . ii in l:iMlu. I i'r c.MiiiT:e, aoriin- to I .mires furni-ii -d by State Highway Kn ineer iinn. Out or this work T.'t.l miles of atu,! paving construction is Mmiik tomplet-d as rapidly as pos sible. Tlie figures show that sincp uust 1. or in only a Utile more than two months, more than onv tenth of the pa inir work contem plated by the $J.injH,iHiu bond is Mie. passed last June, is actuallv un tier 'ouiity f'ommisionT ". K. St John s i s in Kos. bn ry. the 1 1 rt of fie week in attendance at a spe. ial meetint' of the ('oinity Court, tailed .or in, piapt.-e ol makiiiir uj tentative t:. bulr- t tr the I'tlr FREE COFFEE Thursday, Friday and Saturday Only Come in and have a cup of Dependable coffee TASTES BETTER GOES FURTHER KIDD'S GROCERY WE GUARANTEE IT WILL PLEASE (loinaliils at (' so I n'iiir:it anil i . . . says cm i:i;oi: stai:s it.ax i.ti-sti:y. 'I'hc Cmcniiir j.r:iv tln I la indust it of tin' lalc a in.i.i l.ln yoslcnlay u licn In- nsl.r.1 Mr. Ciauliml to r'..in lln (.. u i.m sii.riiilfiuli'iil of tin- 1 . 1 1 1 1 al lie prison. Ihu Salmi .1. m rit.'tl j claros. Tin1 rriisoii I t- pivi' ua.-. that (liciv was too hutI, i u ij.m : 1 bt'tween tin Mil j icfi 11 1 !! - leu t anil t lit- warden of the .n o . lo ilou . . I .,.,.1 , I.,, i ,i ....,,1.1 1 1 ... i ii " , i ..... , i ,-. i . . . , ui.ii n . ... .in i i,, i 1 1. ioii. r ll.liu otl-II loioill no '-lllliv; I ill Ol UH' IIHIIOII WI!II"MT i'ino!'' 1 ..Ii.uiM I,,. ,,.,,,) ;lt j),, s iuiil. hl l U Ml I I M IM-.I II I . i -mii ii-'; I iii Sun i ! ' m I. - I i 1 1, . r. i in p. i ii- n in ' ii ,-. I 'i, ! i- i ' , , 1 1 1 1 1 ..hi, .,-n',. .i n, ii-- l;- '! i i" u ,r i mill 1 " . J Is ;. I In- '..i .i in" ii i lot t I iiiiju a 1 1 '"l! I'.''! .'! Ml 'I'll.' ;,.-. I. I. '' .-I'. II"! ll.l ' ' I.IV .ll 'l.i I'M! I...I .1". .ii. il il O'l Hi 'I II" :il' ;i lli:m!T Hi I :!'!l' '"I ' I ll'l ion III III.- Ml , I.I' I -I VII i.l III,- -ill. , Uj. ,,, I i In- I iiml . n -,i.,.-, . in .n ,. I,,., , I i . i, mi i.r Iii h.r.' II,. I -1 .if ( i.,,.,. ' I I"' -' il" . mmmmi rliml in. in. Mr. ''I ' I- n. ..I l'..rl!.il... In ' " " ...l ' I I1..11.1I nil,,.,, in W ' -in. ii ', in 1- I'i.iiimIitii: l it- 1,11 ih,. n K , v,.t i . , I, lur 1111, 1,- I mills nnil .h i 1 1, 'i' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l: ,'inli.ii r.i ,1 I, ns ' imi.'li in, ,11. . I- Mill IIIH, ill,', I...I il 111 1 1 mil ., - ' Ml nl. ,1,-s t lu on lv inn n uim low i.ii.i in. i, I., .1 ,i,.,.,,c 1 1,,, II. ... ,1 Mr. Crawford lias ilono this, as Ms slati niont as lo what lias I .': j llt'C'tiniillslK. shows. I'p ,i his tailing .harp' liir v r, tin ail ii id Jirovcil a failure. .Mr. Craw lord look charge 111 Auvii-t. r.ilo, when the crop was still in th fu hls, and lliere was neither mom v to do alivthinir, or iniu h ol anyi hmn to do with, lie inaiii'iirate.l the Knropean system of tanli ret I inn. built the tanKs, ediir..ted his lieljiers as to the management and handliii.i of the ll.i 111 all its .slaites. and was buildim; 1 1 1 a strotin' working force when his ser vices Were suddenly dispensed villi. The Legislature loaned or lidvaltced I il.tiUU to carry on the work with the 11 1 1. 1, 1 '-t.iin'injr tho money was to he paid hai k Irmii Ihe earniiiys and pi ,. his ol the plant. .Mr. Crawl rd sa.v s there is now. al'er ad '.ul, ; re paid, the sum of .s'.i.'i'iil availahle for this pavinenl. I'.e-id, - l.e shows there is on hand material 111 tho wav of !i!.t, r, li. d Mas 11111I 11 11 ret ted st raw and sued a total of S'Jt'i.iiiin. The hi 1: he-: pn, , received for the fiber liirned out al Ihe plant rev i,.i-lv was :'i', rents, and this ow inir lo its poor ipialit v . I iiihr . r. 1 .1 , 1 , id's manaireiiieiil the pr,nh.'t is so unproved in ipiahlv that il 1- nm i', 111 to IS cents. A letter rout ti c California cotton n il!- ii.it pur chased from the pn-.m plant spoke highly o the pr.niii, t .,i., asked the pnvilee ol domn 111:1111111; with Mr. I raw lord a- to its piircha.-e before it was s... lo othcis. The. ohiiimiu i.-i -the product in iii.ikii,. twine and found it lir-t cl,, - toriii- j ,1 , .--pose. Just whv the i;,n, riini' t,,, the bits in In-. t,, t!, ,,u, Iiis but, hci'l.niic in!,, i:,e iiu'a dr he niav ki,w. but ii ie , ! ., docs. There is an old s ,1 n:;. that "put a hcevar 011 hoi's, ,.;, k aial lie will ride to the dev 1!" I he 1 ,. w ei nor h.i- c, 1 I, 1.' I . ,,,..,,,) ,., the cavalrv. Mil, II, il I'll.. I I -111, r. I (your meat I I cooked, dont you?! j H And you'll prefer m m toasted tobacco. So try. M Q7 Guaranteed by IF you have never had Ihe pleasure of inspectiii),' a deaninc plant ou hae missed a wonderful oppor tunity of learning a ureal lesson. There is more to a REAL cleaning pianl ilian you eer imagined, (.all and we will he pleased lo e plain just how our work is done T ry Our Way Imperial Cleaners I'lione 277, JI2 N. Jackson Ik' Sure )'ou Cet A jvjazda Then you will haw a Lamp that will Last Ivosduiri Electric Company N .l.icksuli St. l'liiinc 1.'3. A Big Assorment of Ladies' Skirts in Blue, Black and Nov elties, in nicttrials such as Serges, Poplins, Gaberdines, and Fancy Staple and Sport Styles YOU BUY IT HERE FOR LESS 4 1 f M4 Incorporstp.d Best Quality Canned Goods We hae a complete line of the well known Diamond "W " canned uoods. Try the sifted wrinkle peas, none helter, also beans corn and tomatoes. Give our canned baked sweet potatoes a trial, thevr'e fine. THE CASH STORE i;ro;;ric For WINTER. Large line of winter silks and dress goods in v.iriety of patterns. Splendid showing of furs, muffs and neck pieces singly or in sets. For these cold nights we have a large supply of excellent woolen blankets I. ABRAHAM I '. Jackson St. Roseburg.Ore. 5 Mi. i . L OOOOOQiX"X"X.'Xl'Xii.hxiWAivi'.i 0 V f 2 r. 5 iLUIj-1'1 ITIKATKR. - TU.:SI)AY, NOVEMBER The best advertising is that mm men sells the most goods- Phone 10b But -the ad must be followed up with goods of the best quality for repeat orders and good business. 77k' Quality of our soft drinks, fruit flavors and siriiil prepemtion for family use satisfies nimarcas ana uv can satisfy you-Try us once Roseburg Soda Works D'y A RARE MUSIC f. COUFHY lTnt Wit P,Vf,,.i The Positive Treat of the Season - A Story of Youth. Romance and Gakiy Saturated With TL'XKS. TICKLKS and DANCES mr4 U II VAX y 5 rl H l P r r. linn 111 111 jiumb .ni,i. COME Tf w wn.Mi mwimoiwi vtinoaarwrvnvf 1 S 4 m it ... ,v ,l,,kS '"Ul l;""k ,,V ''""'I''"K' lu- In Sslvo lUim-The sanu Splendid Cast liuliutmu llK!. I.Kk.i.s I UNA U'K. I.UKI N. ; AlMRI AM). MAE FINCH. ABBOT ADAMS. CARRIE CI 1 .N.N i ' I ' I I Ml I' rUM:i M i-i iri' iv .... i ii. . 1 . ii t. Vt'lVI.I I . V. Ill I V '.i .IIH1 111C PRETTIEST, YOU.XUEST, DRESSIEST. DAXC1EST 111 l i -i i ., ... .... i . . i r. a Phone and Mail Orders taken at l)o Office Now. Prices: S !.")(). S1.00. 75c and 5()c s s a m m 4 r S t o p V a s t i n ManPo wer USE MORE ELECTRICITY UIU' MN !, is J'.'h. :.', , ns ., ,,...,., , ,irk. i- ii..ik.tii; C,,,1 ir,r., ;,... ..i;;,., M(jrbj. l int T;f, is . mi: .i: i i; !; KUn,u .. . ,.,, i.., ,r;,. ,pv un: iukii; , L... it ;,.,, .....,..r ,n. f.:r,,;; ,,iIHr, liu: HI 1. hi u h,. (rru I..- H-ctricllv mi: slum mi i i is. mi nr. mmh,tu;i i; ' .'-'--..i-li WIhi li.akci, hI.-i;- I: ., . ,!,. Ii.- i , (a : ,,, r v, i'. Douglas County Light & Water Co. Circulation counts. The Review tfives 100 percent publicity. Try it.