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vrrxrxa wamvwa Keytar. Friday, novembeh i, i9i, IL.L..J LJ L-lLJUi . . Our Big 30 Day Holiday Special is NowOn-Clark CyAr OverRosebnrg National Bank rdBLUHSU BTBIir fcTBNi.nd STCSVT MtiULX Bt REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY FOR THE 1.. WIMBKdLY '.v. h. Fism:n O. V. WIMBI--KL1 Entet'id at KotjeburK, OifKoo, poMofflce ai BAcunil-claaa matter Omen. Koview Ilulldlng. 2t) Nor Jaciaun .Street. HCHHCr.llTIO! I'.ATlm Pally, by mall, pt-r year I'ally, by ctriior, per month I'alty, by currier, per week , Weekly, per year Weekly, air months .11. 00 . .60 . .It . J. 00 . 1.00 IS THIS A I'KKSIDKNTI.U, KI.KCTION? Altlll'T iMT.UUI) WO.MKX AltK NOW I ll'l,m I II IV A(.l!l( l I.TI II 1. I'l'Ksl'ITS IX l:.(il.AM, COM- I'Aiti ii with ho.immi iii:i iiiii: I UK V Alt. AMERICA MUST KEfP UP (FfORT -SPOKANE WOMAN I GAINED 40 POUNDS l Kleitilial Tieuliilrlit mill l",n-llliiiin Kls I'llilc.l to Help Her 'I'uliltic lttv-loi-es Hit. We Mil-t IVi'il lli'lilllil mill Ht'li Allies, ami AI-mi l-ecd Over Tim .Million nf (Mil- Own .Men Willi Are ill l-illliijie. A crabbed ami ski iitiral citizen Willi a naturally bail disposition, or a sly German inoiiajraiidist, may be beard to ask, "Wby does Anurica It w;h not supposed that president election v.na to la' I liuld in tlie I'liiled St-ites this yejir, as President Wilson still has1 t vo more years to serve. Vet that virtually sins to lie the pur-, i.o.se of some of the Republican politicians. After carryintr on a' propaganda for weeks, the ultimate purpose of which seems to be the takilljr away from 1'resident W ilson his s uirce of support in the control of hi.s policies, throujih the mediim of Congress, they lime now launched a bitter light against him. Their claim here tofore that their fight was in supp irt of the President is the irauziest ciiiuoiiflajio and should fool no one. In fact the state- merit iut issued bv T.iKistvelt and tall attacks rrtsident llson i have to work so bard to feed r.n opeidv. It virtti.iiiv rieinaiids that he be placed under the control roi.e? Why aren't ibey iToducnn: of the Kepubluan lead-,-,. The ,nak of pretended support of thej - "UJy. I'resiaent i thrown M ai:.l they cpon:y dec lare-: Iwbat is Knpland dotnK?" "It is of capital imponance tii.a we.-hmild now elect a Senate 1 ,n (irsl r,ia,.,. America is not which shall tie indejx-'idt nt eiwuph to interpret and enforce the! working overly bar.i. v are only of the Anit-ritj.il l eople in the matter of this world peace and j l-.n-mne to live ii limit waMini:. We no, merely suhmit to the uncontrolled will of Mr. JViU.n. "LSir' "lie president lias not htsitated publicly to discipline those !f ,all) iM Kran,,, and Kniclund that of his own party who have disagreed with him and the lesson lias 1 ls tillable is now beinc used for rais- had its effect. A new I M-mocratic (Vnjnv. with its old leaders i in pram or v-cetanie thus chastened will otfer no opposition to his will The One Piece of Jewelry that he is Permitted to Wear I We have a most complete aorl ment of American Made Military Watehes. .ho oilier suitable gilts, sut'h as IViirils Fountain IVns Cigarette Oases lilenti float ion Lockets Khaki Tuilt'l CaM-M Photo Folds. A. S. HUEY CO. 'iins Street. Uut we must remember that we iiHve taken ovi r the responsibility of heretofore the KepuMican pht it ians, iron. hair man Ha s ; n,, iu-ieiuhi whi.-h dovn the 1 1 1 it-. hae Ik-ii huwlinjr that th-y hae lu-en .supporting ' maiiy Htarve without uk, ti.e JTOKlviu ana wanlo-l a Kep;:oiuan onrress eiecieti in orner U) tfivf- him tronyi-r M.pptrt than the Ih-niocraL were doinff. Now they stop boldly into Um open and demand tlie election of a Co:i yrvss that w ill not support the Trt idrnt but will oppose him. It bad been suspected that this was their real purpose, and they now themselves declare it to be so. The leader of the present Uyd is Col. Floosevelt, who has bit terly fought the 1'iesidcnt for a .njf time past and two years ago was frantically campaigning the country against him. The people ignored him then and re-elected Wilson. Now he is apparently making a strenuous eI rt to place the President in a position where hi.s policies can be set aside at any time by a hostile Con e;ress. M n JiU'ji-e decree it seems to be an effort to virtually make iiooseelt the l'lesidnt by the election of a Congress which will do hi.s bidding, as agHnsl the wishes and policies of Tresident Wilson. When the voters come to realize that this is the really ultimate object of the present strenuous light for the control of Congress, by the Itooseelt-!.ndge-poindexter element, tin re will be no doubt about the result. The people of Anu rica, nor any great number of tlicm, will not vol' to displace Wilson with Koose velL at the head of their public aliairs at this time. Yet it will be readily seen that such would be the lesult if a ('(digress is elected subject to the conlrol ol the politicians named, if th-1 voters un derstand t lit:; matter there is no probability that virtually displace Wilson with Uooscvclt at next tion. they w id thus Tuesday's elec- The prac tical elimination id' Turkey from the war yesterday Was one of the greatest news events of the past strenuous lour years, and in no small degree an event in world history. Yet a pretended in wspaper was so biased that it gave a banner head line to a dirty politic d light against President Wilson and sub merged a report of a great world eeol. It is an old and true say ing that "actions speal; louder than words." And this action kunc!;s to flinders all Mie pivtense about supporting the President. H is well known that the allied powers look upon President Wilson as their ureal leader in prosecuting the world war. Hence are they not likely to coiisid'T that those who are fighting Wilson are ,llvr thereby lighting on the side of the Huns? o We heal a vieat deal about unconditional surrender just now. A Pttsebnrg citizen has figured it out thai what the Kepublican politicians really mean when they speak of unconditional surren der is that President Wilson and Congress be surrendered uncon ditionally to them. Possibly he isn't ery far wrong, at that. It l I'll I I IhiU WINS A u i si i'oint ,st iiit.i;snir. II Vli 'I'm!. 'i. i" U 1-M.uh ,ui. ); l.,r :miII rhn I! t;h r'. !h.u hut, rriwi ;t o!t-r,;t?ii ix.sn ;i-iiitiiir t 'ha ' ' lit'! 1.1 ttl l.i t l-'i .!.. , Ml I'M Ml 111.' It I Ml Mi.it Ix- h.nl ImtIi - - I'll i:l III; i r. 1'v.illlilbil'idi '! Il.f W't - I 'nil. I in ill I 1 1 ;i ,tii'iin , .iint I lH-r-t-'-l III. it lt- l.'t'C I ., h III Hf" In 'il-liillr lull, Oir Mithei ill) Sum l t ...i I - -. 1 1n- ;., in.i t inn W.I .1 -I"'1 'I'll flif till' Ihi- i.l I Vt'il 1I H , K.lll'll i' hut -Mil-' vh. 1. 1 ol.li t 1'MMl .1 t.l trl he Ii IM.! tl niiittiil tn t ii r. r II would and that tht re art t wo millions of our own ni t ii in Ki a net'. Knland and Italy, and evi'ti tn Idisia, to whom huji )1i'S must ko from home. As to what KioMaitd Is doinc. v.e have only to read in the war cabinet repori to learn that she is prodm-inK mil rh more (ood now than she did two years ano. There are now about 27",ooo women in aj,'rirultural work in limit Ilritain. An active rei ruif iii, cam oa iKii was undertaken and provision was made for the training of workers by means of short courses at cil-(ieM, institutes or on the. farms. Uefore the war there were about sn.imo women employed in agricul ture in Knc'land. Scotland and Wales. The jireat expansion wan due largely to the work of the volunteer oryanizatidti of the women's war uk rieull lllal rouimiltees, v illa!e rerj.s t ra is and disi rict r present it lives. There jire :t,riMi,)MM more aer-n under cull ival ion now than before l!iii. Some of tins hoid, under the ih'leme nt the letilm net, was culli vated under order.-; from the govern ment. My law t lie govern men i could enforce cultivation of land when it was discovered that h wuh not prop erly titled. Steps have been taken in survey areas of land which emild be im pi n ed by drainage. n Scot land a sun ey w as made of deer lores ts with a view to re -stuck inc t raeis of land with sheep ot her dist rids w hii h have ne er In (me teen used as at-'ricnttutal lands aie now produeiui eetiibles and 'a in. The gov eminent has laken posst ssiiiu ol uiinci iipied hind, a nd allotted It in hit! ions to c II v residents who would cultivate It in i hue. I'he allied fond administrators are in touch wllh the food situation of t he w hide w ot Id, and the program they have outlined is for the good ot us all An -erica is not doing more than her share In fact, the burden ol war has fallen mox lightly upon US. We do Tin! expect o be latiutied bv coin pul -ion, as t he Hi it ish, Kfeneh and Italians are. - tt - .-i . SERVICE THAT WINS THE SOLDIER HEART Hi,- Li ffW (MS DESTROYS i i -i . i i ; C" i hkZll2&&' MWr . II .he he Will Tiel I 'ill ll the id'.' ii b is the ;il-.- ni iidmlyston In U a 1'oillt. iltltll IH-Xl Apl it l.alpri. who i- iiti imhj; the eoiiLia! u l.i) ten-. it hit ina n Silt hei lill ! I i e 1 1 . , I- all cep1 iikilii 1 1 bl'lg I. J nd .t.iie eiil;: man who believe m mM.iit: the he. I nt bis opporMiui ' ii u hile t In v a re t it ti iii i ea. h I u Mi w I " i.t ci his i a pie might wet I." emulated ! a limiiiier ol hu s ill r 1 1 ! - virniih who ali llnwilig all ut 1 l 1 1 : -1 e ! , 1 1 tor npput I unit P A t I 1 1 II . ll;e gl a:.p I HIM I I'OK II Mi M IN I Ml l It I I I I Fred Lockley, Y. M. C. A., Tells of the Gratitude of the Boys at the Front. 'One of the diseoverteji men mo making over here," Fred IxK'kley, of the Y. M. C. A. nnd of Portland, Ore pmi. writes from London, "Is that inure pleasure can be had out of giv ing than geithitf. Many a man who lias spent money freely In the old days to buy pleasure Is tindhig that he gets more pleasure over hero by the spend ing of one s self in the service of others. "A few months ngo 1 went out with a fellow Y. M. C A. secretary to hunt tip out-of-the-way detachments of ti nnpH. A stable guard here, n ton chine gun company there, a platoon pome w here else. We carried out goods tn nn automobile. Wc had plenty of writing paper and envelope for free distribution, urn! chocolate, cookies chewing tobacco and smoking: tobacco. cigarettes, razor blades, tooth a-te ami things of that bind for Rale, American war service worker were busy everywhere. We found Sab vailnn Army lassies making doughnut for the bovs and K. of t'. secreinrles giving help Hooks furnished by the Anierit ,ai Library Association were to be M-rli n nil sidi 4. "I b-a ring bring iu a distance, we ilroi e do n the road and found n fceore or o of men hi machine gun practice. The otltcer gave the men half an hour recess to buy goods. "At another place we came in sight of a lleiiiemnil drilling a platoon. I nild to the lieutenant : 'How soon be fore you di-uii-s the compunv ? We have Y. M C A goods for sale.' "He said : 'It It; lit tiow. Serjeant, diiin- the company "And on vi-eonds later the company was hi line waftiiiic to buy goods from our traveling 'Y.' tirateful Is no nnuie fr it. The men can't do enough lo Hhow their gratitude." ! "There, that is what I have be. n looking lor the past tax mouths n-.r.v for my sister," said Mia. Vi Legault. who resides at Vj I'Qt stiwr, Spokane, Wash., pointing to the h:g Tanlac disiday in Murgittroyd 'n ivwy. Store, recently, t "My bister's health has finally broken down," Mrs. Legault con tinued, "and I firmly believe Tanlac will fixhor up as it did me three years ago. "Uefore I took It I was sut'ferin : from a complication of ailment i which had resulted in nervous pros tration. My troubles all started from a bad stomach, and I was in a pitia ble condition. Kverything I ate would sour, causing me such a win I pains in the pit ol my stomach that I could hardly stand It. My nerves were in a mad shape. I was badly constipated, and even now I hate to ; think of t lie terrible headaches I . had. I also sintered from weakness ;and pains in my right side, which ; wa.; the worst kind of torture. Klec trical treatment and everything else , was tried on me, except an opera l ion, which I refused to stand for, but nothing did me any good. I had always weighed around one hundred and forty-eight pounds, but my suf fering pulled me down, to one hund ' red and twelve, and I was scarcely more than a frame. I really had no ' desire to live, as my case seemed to , he hopelesH. "Well some wonderful things hap pen in this world, and my recovery is one of them. I -ticked up a paper (die day in lJetroit, Michigan, where I was living at the time, and read a Tanlac testimonial given by a lady who lived but a short distance from ine, and right then I decided lo try : Tanlac. The results I obtained are ' no) hiug less than remarkable. My appetite soon came back, my stom ach got so I could eat and digest my food, and every one ol my troubles gradually left, and the first thing I knew I was regaining my lust weight and strength. After using five bot tles of Tanlac I found that I had gone up to one hundred and fitty t wo pounds actually gaining forty ; pounds---making several pounds j more than I had ever weighed be ' fore. And although It has been nearly three years now since Tanlac restored me I have never been both ered with any of my old troubles to this day, ami I have held my weieht, always w eighing around one hund red and fifty pounds. So you can see w by 1 have been so anxious to find Tanlac for my sister. 1 am going to let her know right away w here she can get it. I am glad to give t his statement, for t he hest way 1 know to pay the debt of gratitude I owe Tanlac is to tell ot hers how it hits nnuie life worth living lor me." Tanlac is sold in Itoseburg by W, J F. Chapman, in Riddle by I"). F. Kverett, in Oakland by Miller Drue Co., In Clendale by the Clendale Pharmacy, in (lard hot by Gardiner Drug Co.. and in Yoncalla by C. P. ) Huntington. ( Adv. I Vi.i:s V AI.I.I Y VII IN 1 I'.sm;ii away oct. a. ihi: imu'xk suipmdvis ai;i; again ii:i.ayi:i. Ju.t when the prune -iUiation look. like plain Hailing and that over j thing ois finally to get straightened out. cotnes along an other unexpechd piece of trouble and delay also, bays the Salem Jour nal. A tew days ago the packing plants in Sabua were given final in structions for their quotas of the 1 o.iH.Mt.iion pounds lo b--. shipped. This was euconraging. even jf it did permit of the shipping only of 4J fjO size,. Hut now comes along an order from Ihe Government taking its inspector away from this part of the valley, and with no Government Inspector on the ground there is no shipping of prunes. The Govern ment renuins that every carload of prunes be Inspected and certified to by a Federal inspector. The order i.s hole, but no inspector. Hence there will be no shipping of prunes until he comes hack and there is no certainty when he is coming. (Port t'mpuuti Courier.) During the heavy blow of wind Sunday morning a tree fell above the Heed, .laneile store, which if il had fell in any other direction would have w recked a house or I wo and maybe killed or injured Hie inmates. As it was, it nearly fell on a man pissing under It. The Doughts Cojinly chapter of the Red Cross today received a donation of $ 1 on from the Ileedsport auxil iary, says the Itoseburg Review, to be used for linen fund. This is a very large amount to be donated by one auxiliary for this purpose, and evidences the patriotism ol the peo pie of the Reedsport district. The Ileedsport auxiliary is also busy do- PIMPLY? WELL, DON'T BE! People Notice It Drive Them Off with Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets A pimply face will not embarrass you much longer if you get a package of Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets. The skin should begin to clear after you have taken the tablets a few nights. Cleanse the blood,thc bowels and the liver with Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, the suc cessful substitute for calomel; there's never any sickness or pain after taking them. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets do that which calomel does, and just aseffectively, but their action is gentle and safe instead of severe and irritating. No one who takes Olive Tablets is ever cursed with "a dark brown taste," a bad breath, a dull, listless, "no good" feeling, constipation, torpid liver, bad disposition or pimply face. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil; you will know them by their olive color. Dr. Edwards spent years among pa tients afflicted with liver and bowel complaints, and Olive Tablets are the immensely effective result. Take one or two nightly for a week. See how much better you feel and look. 10c and 25c per box. All druggists. ine l!('d CrosK work and wants to know vh:it thi-y can tin hi-sitles knit ting, in the way of Ki-wing, uh ilu-y arc- anxious to lu-li as much as pus-sihlu. Bring your barn-Is to the Economy (Jnioery anil Henry Oelkers will till thorn wllh swec-t cider. l"". J".w.. 0.m A RS i Norma Hawk Hughes died at her home in Coles Valley on October L'ti, alter a brief illness, death beiim due! to Spanish Influenza, savs the Suth-, ei lin Sun. I teceas d was born at Pine City, M iniiesot.i, on I teceill her , :i. is' I. She was married to C. l. Hue lo s on November U. 1 1t I 2. lie sides her husband and twit small, ehildton. die leaves a mother and nine bioth-rs and sisters, besub s a tame circle of friends. Funeral ser vices were conducted here Monday, alternoon by Rev. R. A Hutchinson, followed by burnt! in Valley Yiw cemetery, east of tow n. Ihe Kind You Eave Always Bought, and which has been in use for over thirty years, has borne the signature of - and has been made under his per- Lt -rJ?:r? sonal supervision since its infancy. Lu - -3 AIl0W no one tQ deceive you ifl All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good " are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the heilth of Infants and Children Experience Pf'n'nst Experiment. r What is CASTORS A Castnria is a harmless substitute fur Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has been i.. constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, wiud Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Fevris'incss arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy atid natural sleep. The Childreu's Pauacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTO R I A ALWAYS f Bears the Signature of Ifl Use For Over 30' Years . The Kind You Have Alwcys Boufjht . Ni.. I A l.lhli" Hi'lV f.'Ji.'l t mi- 1 7 Ullli i! in '.llliN. -ti illr.l ol r-few I'. & Invalid , ....! u". ..... ... "" .1 N (wlhf A Nutritious Dt for All Ar.es. Quick Lunch; Home nr OUice. others .r. Imitations i in. ii v ."iii.l. ,i II ill. 'It ilO'il t i nm jut plutK' u' "oii,i. ,i i.'U. : l:illl, IM' KiMlMl.'.l mull ifi tiniH il. I iiii--.i iM.i' I 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 lll'll Mil.- t,IP,ti V' i. lv. !l I,, mie Al.. t.flO ml I I .in I, I. I ul. ill anil II. in v I 1,1 M II. .ill 1 1 1 l',illl.lll,l SAVE YOUP. PENNIES The Cash and Cany System Will belji biiitn ale I All K,M.iN m.tr,, i -.(!. Jiit he . l.i til I . ill it r-'i i l.il ei 1 b i t i-r lesH h t I be Spot Cash Basket Grocery A C. IH'L! Prop. Cnrtier .liiekHMii, WiishhiKtoti 11 ml Muln Streets Clnun t luiir. ,1I Uml.H Mm k let-il anil Mntti Miilie. I ism it s iii.i:m i i.oi it. SIOPSjAllING HAIR Save Vniir Hull ! . M;ike it I lib k, , tlV)' Mll ttlMHliflll Tr) Tl.u: j 1 Tli In. btitlle, riilnrles- jui I ncr;iK UV bair is unite e.teilre of a n leitetl se:ili; ni iliimhuiT tb;tt aiv- ! fill srurr. I Tlieie is TltttbilK so iert met i e d the hair a- lUmlrufT It mbs the b;iir of its lustre, it h Htrenth im-t l very lite; eventually iioilunn. a levet ish unit iteblni; tf the pi-.i 1 1, Wbbh If not reineilte.l ranges the hair root- to Nhrink. Iniiii ani 'lie I then the h.iir falls out fust. A tittle Hanileriiie tonight - how ntiy tune will ( ii re I y n e v ou r lin i r . i i ! el a small hot i le of Know Iton'n i li.imlei ine .fnim any thin; store or toilet eounter. im.l alter the first ap plii atiott your h ir will take nn that 1 lie. lustre anil lux m ria nee w htrh is so t tea ut it ul It ill heroine vv a vy an. I ( luff', ami have the anrearain e if ahundalh e, an inrtunpai a Me ylo-. 1 ,i Mil -sin incvsi hut w hat mil please ' v on most will be after lust a few eek.s use, w hen ou w ill ai tually -'o a bt of fine, downy hair new balr jiriiulnn all oer the si.ilp (adv.) (No Moore, of Penver, wa- in tbi- itv to.t.n I I' I" ('in" il r. r. M eeklv. of !.t nn:bt in this eitv j S . Cioneh h.i-i ju-t receive,! an- I'f ami Mr. .1 K Chapman bit 'other tar of ivmnit ou ran now In 1 1 r.'t!ay for Coua'iis to reeeite bin rn amoiint j on vant - no i iheii tur new Vehe tar Thev went tn, lions Itetter order early. by a ii to and will dt h e bat k in t bt I 1 new machine i Only ftrletly frefTi recetfthlPti art served ul the Cranl HesUurant. Why Vou Should Give Twice haf You Did Before Ttie tuvi ninieiit luis tled the .'im nieded f,ir the cure of the men In the ten he ft t $1?0..kii,inkV I iil.ss A nterhaii! jihtf f.vb-e n iini' tt as ever before our soldiers, sailor and murines iu UMVt may not cnjity their :i.',,, reereiiifon bnildinirs b'' miles of hum ie Itlms lt Mice stars V ooO ail.letle dlreetors '" liPrane- 'i'p'vlng ;i.onitNi t.onkt S", hoolets' htU!eS l."io "Xiin llrolher" fei tetai les Mill of dollars of home oon if oris (live to maintain the morale that is y inning the war now .1 I Ciik- and , I'oi Hand, spent I n;iO i; ( I MKM' u . Th Urntid Restaurant i?rve hlna noodlw, the best erer. Try tbtm. o Lite dvrttsrn orrr the bt bar iralDi. ritnmiio Review advertiser Auction Sale of Purebred Shorthorn Cattle Roseburg, Oregon, November 9, 1918 Under the auspices of the Douglas County Cattlemen's Asso ciation, cooperating with the Northwest Purebred" Cattlemen's Association There will be specimens of hoth the Milking and Beef tvpes in !l,is consignment, which will consist of about 20 malts and 5 f.ii.alcs. If interested, and you should be,) write the County Agent, Roseburg, Or., for catalogue giving description and pedigree. B. F. Nichols, President, Douglas County Cattlt men's Association FRANK BfcOVN, - CARLTON, ORECON, . SALES MANAGER,
