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About Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1918)
Vfxsat scsaoru mcsiiiuf. kc-ruses t. itii. Did one of these 200 letters come to you? A DUSTY courier slid off his motor-cycle at the big double hut in a French town and tramped up to the canteen. "Got a note for the secretary from my commanding officer," he said. He handed a piece of paper across the counter to a smiling middle-aged man. This is the note the Secretary read: We landed here three days ago miles from anywhere. Can you send us some supplies, especially' writing paper? This is the first chance the boys have had to write home and we have no paper to give them. The older man looked up and grinned "Got you away off in the woods, have they?" "I'll say they have!" "Can you carry anything?" "All you'll give me I " From the shelves the secretary took big packages of paper and envelopes. "Too much?" He asked. "It will be gone ten minutes after I get back!" said the boy. ' "Tonight," the secretary went on, "fll drive out a truck with more supplies and a man to stay with you. And tell the boys that if their letters are finished, I'll bring them back with me tonight, and get them into. the mails." An hour later that motor-cyclist whizzed into camp, loaded down with writing paper, and in ten minutes letters were being written to 200 American homes. The United War Work organizations know what letters mean to American soldiers. They know that fighters want to get letters and want to write letters. So in every hut and on every ship your boys find writing paper, envelopes, ink, pens and pencils, and tables where they can get off by themselves and tell the folks back home how things are going. Millions of sheets are given away free every week to American boys overseas. That is why the letters you get from your boy are written on the stationery of one of these organizations. It is one of the plans to bridge tha Atlantic. Help keep the letters coming I Your dollars will supply -a whole Company for several days. Dig cbep today; help to bind together France and here. Why you should give twice as much as you ever gave before! Tha naaj U f"f r?.m of 70 jraaiax than any gift eaar aad for tine lha a-oml tKk". Idi O-. "!!. n.:. I l.ai txa.l tHa aum at 1170,500.110. Iiy K'Ji'-lZ t'ir- i..'thj.ui!:-i ail at oil.; tha ctart and afloet of Bit ad. d;ti' .!! taint mtiu i k.i vl. Ur.Ut Ar:in ati L i; v VvK, aa mocb aa aval baluaa. uur a.-4.Uaia anil aallura (nay lay ai.joy dialing IV. 9 tl.ii 1 l.Mifl KKraa". m l i,: 1 oil) M-ia M-v.a l.aa .r u M,:;a : 2,lAO AlU u. !..:.'.(. i '00 Ubrari.a aupplyirn S.OOfi.OOO boolu Hi Hnalaaa Hnuaaa 1". ':! bttj-brn'har " cfatariaa" MiUofa if tfuiata of buiua tooiforts Whan yrru a "i n.aaa a.ira ttxat aary flcb'aa baa lha chaar and ew.l"itp nf tha .a avi : -I-1., -it. . ;i(,a ivirt aip of tha way Imm honia to lha fltail and tat. a V'-: ) rovn nun .rh a cM:n h. a Ihratia, a cbaartul buflia, a atma, a a tvn I. a J-.t. a:; ! an a'hlatK flaid ant a Bnowladfta that tba UAkm back hna a:a altll l-.in. htrl ar.J a.. ii I Y'J liava l iai.t-.l y -.i n -ni-v In aupply thair phval.al naaiAa. Nuw giva In naiii:l.Mi u.a M.uiiit tlMl la wkm.in( Uia arai I UNITED WAR WORK CAMPAIGN p ...... w -v i vatwai aaarf J H. M. I'iinli'"-, of f'niiiiHviil'. mi donn frum Hint I'lmc W elm n1.i . ih, lit au) uoiH 40 iliri't'ivfit Juraona , i,. .l. 't (ur in I 'i! I.-, him ni,.' fur Ciiinlv f'lnrk I.i'iiox .ii '1'ui'mI;iv lii Hie rtiiiniv on the alHiv llikrl, McNurr and !. mi) ioi (.'::( In Iba pr- Writ i.r a II. BROTHERHOOD Of" MEN ' AND NATIONS IS VERY APPWAIEIUSINOW JcLn I P.txrtciewer. Jr.. Lis just Iirci-riot.il ot Mn and SaI.olk, ' ta j-st i-aif t:riifc i-n the or ia . , cuter)- .!(. i eli lor every Relief from Eczema Don't worry ut eczema or other skin troobles. You can have a c. car, heal'.hy skin by u&icg a little zemo, Crbc -aned at any drjg store ior 35c, cr extra Urge bottle at SI CO. Zemo generally removes pimples, black- beads, biotches, eczema, acd ringTvorra ton rr and majtes use stin clear and ieal:iiy. survey oy the NORSE SURVEY AND INFLUENZA CANVAS CF CITY MADE THIS WEEK; tbt! For Full Value ! Zemo is a ciean. penetratine. antise&tjc A!i.en!i eit.iv l to read th.a spit a- T-m nainer kjoct cor greasy ana stains -';r. c.jrc.ri!.ut.oD to tie or:d s w"1" " ra csuy api.ira ana cots a was i&ojffL! !;!r. for this war Interr?tir.sr (ct concerning cura;r itjrc-:; oi ii-Js ui) iic jn merehanuH you buy, for prices ;e rvcciit ujr go reasonable that they will ustotiib i oi the city. Vnu thp Hallmark Jeweler i.i a ttrcLi.t '-s fte to la-e vith this ) very colojUoi.. out cf tbt (our ,;.eari! of sufirr.sg and Sicrirke there Lntiit c.-ci i ietitr undentand;cp of j tre nphl of others, and a w-llirig-j ut to re-cognize th-e nphi. V.e , ou!d like to go Mr. I'.oekeleller one I fitter ind tay "The Fatherhood of God aLd the Brotherhood of Men arid Nations. " for out of this strug gle dust cqtz? a Lev.er understand in gof God, as well an of each other. In ti.e coiii;Dg united war work cain pa:'u we wjjl he an opportunity of j deruonistratinfr id no uncertain ay tne true rneanicp oi tnia orotaer bood. lor we wtil hfeve the privilege of eon'ribut.nfe to seven distinct or Eisriizitiors. possibly some of thern that we may net have been in sym pathy with before this war brought ail peoples of the earth into direct touch with each other, and demon strated that ail the good in life was no: confined to our own narrow sphere. Tt big ni-n and women of America, that is. big in thought life and vision, are supporting this cam paign heartily. recognizing the rights of othra to carry on their good work in the manner which M.-eriiS b-e5t to them. Jf we will only remember ' it's for the boys over here." co waiter through which fhanr.el the wor kof mercy and help it carried on. there will be no doubt as to hat good old Douglas County do NoTt-mbr 11 to . J. K. M'CIJNTOCK, Four Minute Man. tz cirec:on oi .upt. a. good man to patronue. A 1. - to Lo..?e car-.aig- i:.r-.ii,i.ne the hospital ; He will show you watches, silver- tas! IDere lor each appiication. lets and all of the hom in Roeburj. ; ware and many other articles of ex- lUc ref-j.'s r;.o a total o: 1 grad- elusive uesign anu exquisite work uaie nurses &vaiia-ie, six udt-r-. ru:n:.-hip, bearing the trade mark graduate ours-.-, tin.-- who Have had i Hi Ulnar k and guaranteed to give six iiiontns of e.jer:tice. is nu;perieci saii.xacuou. have hac espn-riC' as nur. six midwjve?, 10 had the lied Cross (oure IiIsKIXi INKKSTKI AI'.KA HHsTKOVS HOFI'KIC K(i;S. always dependable. The . W. Eoae CoCerHrYt. a nii:KSMAS HAWl.KY Wil l- .l K aiii:fn. ; Congressman C. hak-y ha.- at- j er-ptt-d the tnvrat.on of the tude:;s t of the oia I uip-ua Acaden.y to de liver the annual address to ihc.r association on June 1. Mr. Hawiey wag formerly a u-acher at the old uiiiu siKUK.u, nu jj i ce i i Inpi-M,.' with thia fa-.ir- V ii Mill -v u: iiii :u:iiia anuti tion was takn and information ob- !ta:nd which proved very opponune to nil the need of tne re; ort oi tn who have) Hallmark goods are sold at exact tiainiiig. 1 1 he same price in every one of the ano or,1 trained attendant, making a to:al uf Al women in the city who could p'-rform nursing service. The nursing survey was done on Mondav but not completed until will intake the session next more than ordinary inter!. -,her speakers of prominence v. ill also uae a place on the program. A 1 1M Y CAslAJ.TY I.InT. WA.SHIXGTON. Nov. 7 The ar my casualty lists " announced today avge a total ol 117. These includ ed 25u killed in action. 166 died from wounds, nine died from acci dent and other causes, 244 died of disease, 118 were wounded severely. Ill wounded to a degree undeter mined. 165 wounded slightly, 12b mising in action. Three Oregon men were included. Milo H. McClure, of Portland, and Cycel H. Creson, of Salem, being & verely wounded, and Walfred Kowh nitzky, of Hillsboro. wounded to a degree undetermined. Walter H. Karnham. of V.'atf-rville. previouf-ly reported missing, has re turned to duty. o "SYRUP OF FIGS" IS COItVALU.S, Nov. 5. Disking the r-li,:iv-1v lin.!Taii nrp:i in which vrustif.n.iiir a-ft H cnriRl f urf ma4.xrt . I"'l is one of the two effective control measures for hoppers practiced by vOrgon farmers. "Itieht now is the time when most effective work i being done in rout In gout the vest ouantities of eggs nd exposing them to attacks of bad weather, birda. and other enemies," n U. (I. Thompson. Federal and Agricultural College insect field spe- tialiM. ' The grasshoppers that will da in ago the crops next treason are no in tnp egg st:ige and great mas!ei of them may be destroyed by disking. I "The eggs are relatively large and straw colored .and ar deposued in hewn -shaped cappiiles with " to 3u -ggjt each. Thp capsules ar half an It. cii Ion gand covered with earth. Th'.v are found around grass roots in unfilled soil, along fence rows, tnd in waMe placeu whr they are prorerted from the weather. "The egg area seldom exceed two or three arret, in ei'ent and are fre M'ler'tly no Urger than a table top. Within this tp, the egg masses are crowded thik Th'v ar mostly within the two in(h-s of surface soil, whir h should t horoughly stirred to that dep'h. Th ariu may again be harrowed rr disked nxt March or April to expose the egg" that es-r-arit-d thf. fail disking. "firasshopnrs do an immense amount ff damage earn ye-ir in Kast- rn and Southn Oregon and indica tions ar- that they will appear in great iiiin;bers next spring." I (H I 1TH- I. ASS MT- MAVILH KXAMIN AIloN. The I ii i ted St:ite$ Civil S'Tvirv 'mi' m ion has a'inouiired an ex anuti.tTioti to b- he'd at fiotM-burg. Oregon, on Iiec-mber 14. It' I s. ai- a result of whirl, it is expe'ted to mak" rert jtirat ion to fill a coiit em plated Va( alley in the position of 4Ui class po.-t ma.-ter at Kd n bower .ttid oth'-r v.;i,anies as they may oc cur at that off ire. unless it shiill be d' id'-il in ih- interest!, of the s-T- vire ;o fill ai. v.nMii-jy by reitis'.atf- h'l)t. The ri.m tir-alton of the p'j.tninttr at this office was f273 fur i he la--t lifcal year. Apphrai.'s ni'i.-l l.avp reached tlinr iwentv-f irh.1 birthday on the rf-ite nf the ea in I ii a t Ion . with the rcptitm that in a mate where women are declared by .statute to be of full age fur all purines at eighteen ars. women eiglitet-n ear of age n the date nf the examination will be admitted. Applicants must reside within the territory supplied by the pos-l office for which the examination is an-ruiuiM-il. The examination is op n to all c itizens of tin I nited Stales who can comply wnh the requirements. Application blaiiK.-i, Form 1 T.'3. and full in forination concerning the reiiMiteineiits nf the examination car. be pern red from the post ii.a-ter at the place of acancv or f ruin the I tiittd States Civil S-rvHo fninmis- j nn, Washington, 1 C i ApplicitiMiis -hould be properly j . Te. utt d ami filed with the Cotu- i Hussion a! Washington. 1 V , at tli I earlbit pr.o t.rahle d.tte. . - - - o I (Cioin Tort rmpqtm Courier ) Juirts Cavtis .who was located hot'' during the Lullding of the S V j i'o bridge nrros the I 111 p lin. Was i n It fed-port Mondav visit inc with f ri'tolv, ami may locate bete. IK ha i.-en ftnt'liived for some lime a ei.rt enciii'ir in th building of county bridges in ( oos County. CHILD'S IAX4TIVE at tongue! Ilrmave tKdoii from stomach, liver and Ixmels. Accept "California" Syrup of Figs only look for the name California on the package, thru you are sure your child is having the bst and most harmless laxative or piiyMc for the little stomach, liver and bow-Is Children love its delicious fruity taste. Full directions for raid's dose mi each botile. Give it with out fear. (Port I'mpoua Courier.) Rert Wili-on. one of the employes at the Johnson mill, who was oper ated on recently at Mercy Hospital for appendicitis. Is recovering nicflv. It is r ported that the outside is not inform d of the serioti i-n-'ss of Th Spanish influenza at Coo- Hay points. It is r ported that deaths are occurring every day from the disease. Mrs. I,. A. Woodward, who I;e? at the quarry near Jirandy liar, has the honor of catching I he largest chinook by trolling that w as t-ver caucht in the Lower I'mpipiu Kiver The catch was made Monday, the fish weighing 64 pounds. The lady succeeded in landing the fish with out assistance, and thus stand- the champion troller of the I'mpoua. HltlSTMAS THIS y. Alt. I . -- ' Prill our h:trrrls in the Kcnnoniv ; Grocery and Henry Oelkers will till ; them with swi'tt cider. CHICHESTER S PILLS J . .... "I - A ' . fa y 1 tt. ... A'ltT ' 4 satacicrxcbCiiPisniKtiit will mean more than ever to thought ful pioph. but it will not he a sea son for extrav ::gancf; only wort h- while rimstnias presents will he given. For nearly on hundred years Th Youth's Com pa nton has been the popular Christina.- present. It ha:- Iways been the Ust present f(r so little money. b causes the papr means so much In the family life and continues to come every week thru out thr year An theso serious times The Youth's Companion i worth more than ev r It costs just the same - $2 oo for f.;1 issues. It's the best $2. no that can be invested In a family, and when giving The Companion you ghe only the best. Don't mfss C.rnce Richmond's grut serial. Ann hxeter. 1 chap ters, beginning l)ecpmber 12. Thp following fpecial offer Is made to n"w subseribrrs; 1. The Youth's Companion ?2 ssues of 1?1. 2 All the remaining weekly issues .f l'MS S The Companion Hime Calcn lar for I'M 9 All the above for only $2.00. or you it! i v Include 4 MrCaH's Maganne -12 fa sir on numbers. All for unit $2 ao. Th two magazines tony be s nt to sep anite nddrcscs if desired TH K YOl TH S I'uMI'AMOX, Conrnonwealth Ae. ft St Paul St . Poston. Mass. w subscription: received at this oft ice. . (. . OltHFIi CF.VFNT MV. S P. Crouch h.is Jut receded an other car ol cenuiit. You an now buv iiny amount ou want no re strictions petter order early. ' Why not get the best mil- for 1 he j least money 13.75 a month for a 1 quart a day. 1'hont 1S$ for delivery executive coM.r:ii!tee o. the Ked Cro. Inqu.ries were made at every home concerning the prevail ing malady anl all cases of influ enza, pneumonia or severe grippe ca-:es were groupel under the disease for which the city ba been iuarn tinJ. No c:tes at all were reported in E tier. bower, but in every other sec-tic-n a fe wcases were found. The heaviest cases w re found to be in he south part of t he city on Fine, Stephens and J ark son streets. on North Jackson street the disease had veen heavy on the west side of thr siree but had hard'- Touted th onposite sid-3. In West Roseburg there had been a large number ca.-'-s. but that s c:!"n is at pr-s-rat nearly free of the dif-a.-e. It was found for the entire city that 2m new cases have been report ed this week. The other figures show- 241 convalescent or practically recovered. 55 ill. with about six seri ous cases, and 2u new cai-eg. NOT!' K OK SALE OK llOSKlil I MTV I'KOPIlllTY. 700 Hallmark .Stores in the United Slates. .- v r. V, 12 hre is the original Hall mark bracelet watch many thou sands of which are in use. Illustrated acTtial sie. 1 5 jewel movement, b-vt-r csciipehient and cased in a gold filled case. Price $-0.00. H 1:5- exactly the same as above except that the case and bracelet are of 14k gold. Price, is.io.(Mi. Get a Copy of the Hall Mark Gift Book Contains 4 8 illustrated pages showing moderately priced gift sug treiiinns, as well as a general line of :he famous Hallmark merchandise to !:-lp ou cl.oose your a mas ifts. It's free. A. S. HUEY CO. Cas Strew. Not ice is hereby given that the undersigned Trustee in Bankruptcy of T. K. .hridan. a bankrut't. will receive at hia office in Koseburg, Oregon, up to noon of Novt-mber !'(h. l'jit. scaled bids for the purchase of the following real proju-rly of said . state, being located on the wet side of Jackson street, between Oak and Washington streets, in the ci:y of Roseburg. Oregon, to-wit- Ti:e undivided one-half int nst in and to the ? U of Lot 2 and the North 4' feet S 2 in. of I-ot 1. in Illork 2'j. of Ih city of Hoseburg. Said propt-rty i- to be sold free from all hens and judgments and is to include a ded from the w.(e of said T. It. Sheridan convevinu aii lier right of dower. No bid will be, Eal!y stage and autofl for Marsh-0- nsidered for a less sum than field and all Coos Bay points, also Stiaoo . and the Trustee re-erves for Peel and Millwood, leave O. W. the right to reject any and all bids. Rapp'a grocery store. Fare to Myr Ihe award uf said property by the tle Point. $5.00. Reservations mads Trustee will be subject to confirma- u 111 Shnrldsn strv,t. Phone 14, lion by the court. Possession will ' be given to the purchaser immedi ately upon the conclusion of the pur chase. This is th" la-t opportunity that will be off- red for the purchase of his propertv. A. N. OKCFTT. Trustee. ALTO STAGE I1.VK OK POT. Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 19L. Only strictly rresn vegetables are served at the Grand Restaurant H00VERIZF USE BUTTERMILK 10c per gallon Fresh every day at Douglas County Creamery TCJ?rin Every Cake t X B S via 0 B HCMSiai m t : m !: ALOOi:oi.-:i rii r.usT. ' V.'oolatiio P:oi.iMtior.f:ir.s s. : .nw'. ilii.'jUicIW. R-iJ"! T'.-.c -tn- iVcr-icli-.i HiiS-lion ( s-,- rr-'-nr .'.nil RoslConttto i-oiil TOpui.i.M.-n'iiinon-' Miiicml. otNahc;otic -I "51 - j, I ! - V. tip ;.,5,.-..' iif r!pfu!i;-ra.-ilf''f C,w.tio.iii.''nand tanW. ttn.1 r.--."rishi' I.OiSKKbLEi:! ii-.w,i.i-reri-"r""iw' rr: of r.CtwTr Tor Infants and Children. Mothers Know That Genuine Always Bears the Sisnaturo Kfi For Over Thirtv Years ta-t Copy of V.'rapjr. aia i-'-.v j .'... '-ysg karaaaaail
