Roseburg review., March 18, 1919, Image 2

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REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY
L. WIMHKKLT
W. M. HHHEB
Q. V. WIMBKKLT
JiDierm! Rt ltOHcburg, Oregon, poitoftlce ti ocond-clafla matter
CiiNct. Review Uulldini, lit North Jickion Street.
Hl'BSCKIPTIO! KATKH:
ni.'.'y. :f mull, lit year II. UU
lally, by currier, per mouth
l-miiy. liy carrier, ier weuk
A Tkly, per year
Week ly, HlX U.UIllhfl
.SO
.11
Mill
1.00
It. 0. gij-jp vub PA
ATTIUCTrVE PftCKilftAM.
"Mu-ac everybody llkus," will le
the type of eiilortaliimem preaeuteil
! tin- rnivi'riiy of Oregon .Mui'd
Glee i'luli. when they appear in con
cert in '(.m-foui , Saturday, .March
bUt V" IB l-U.v&
It is ;i)i:ir'iit Unit. Douglas County is not loiiiK uny overtime
work in msliinjf memberships into tlie so-called Oregon Chamber
oi Citiinit-n-v. Cur iicojik- have evidently become; very, very tired
of Ik l)iiiK' lo make Tori land tlie only spot on the map in this state.
Oi' course, the new oiyanization is cainoiil'lntfcd by having only
two of the l.i directors cho.-.en from Multnomah County, I j lit, ii
cannot be oei looked that the headquarters are in 1'ortlaiid and
tin! .iO,00!) which are being laken in lor memberships throuKh
oi.t the slat" all goes to Portland every dollar of it. Neither is
ii ovc l liii.kei. that the very first public expression made by this
oiyai.i.al ion alter it was formed was to endorse the notorious
s.1,000,000 bund i.-.sue which is to be voted on at the special elec
tion on .Jin. e :;. Whatever the remainder of the state may do,
Douglas County is decidedly against this heavy added burden
upon the taxpayers. .o one doubts that Douglas County should
have a live commercial organization of its own, but as said be
fore, we are ery, very tiled of helping to make Portland the only
spot on the map. Kvcii under the latest camouflage of a statewide
board of director.-', we are still unconvinced. Portland has played
the game ol "grab it all" loo lung.
o
In furtherance of the elfort to avert the making of the con-( The i,,t,, .cycle owned and driven
t reverse ocr the league of nations in this country a partisan liy .lolin Huberts, or Huh diy, was
issue tlie Portland Oregonian savs : Kx-President Tnft is not less ,?""'"' k, ''' ' ""'If' ""lom.ibile driven
, . i - . , i ,' ii ! Ii v i );i k la n d jia rt leu .Sundnv al lernoon
a Republican because he sil)iorts a league ol nations proposed by m w-iin li-t -r street, resulting in
a Democratic President, but he proves himself a greater American l.erimis damage in tlie motorcycle,
than either Mr. Wilson or the hitter's Koublican critics in thel'i seems ihat Mr. Hoheris was driv
Senate. .Mr. Taft excels both the President and the .Senators' in j ''!-' m"'lh "". Winchester streei some
, , . i , i ,i 1.- r distance in Inint of Hie automobile,
broad Americanism by recognizing that, when the relations ol .,. ,,. . ,.,,,sn h(. .,,.
this nation to other nations are concerned, iarty lints should be The anioisi, evidently deeply en
broken down in allegiance to the countrv. This is especially true . urossed in conversation with bin lady
in the prcM-nt crisis, when the fate of civilization is in the balance, ''.imiianioi d not notice the motor-
i !( i i i i- i i i cvclc ;iiil. Id make it ! i m i tr sMurv short,
A man who conies up snuluiK nWvr abuse anil dek-at such as nt:r:,n ,.jxrllt OV(.r it Ttui M-((;,.iir nf
sut'JtTi'fl in I'.ilLi, and who cheerfully joins hands with tlx.' manitiii iiiMinn-yHi- was irarti-;tii- torn
wito dclcuh-d lum in work lor the people who rejected him. has fl '.mil tin- front wh-i-i wjis also bad
PAKH, March 17. A Imluucv
.sli't dra'.vn up rroni of'ticUl data by
; th- Paris Intor mat ion show.i (In
istiif of account on f i t i iiarv 1 as
! bttv. ft.-n Franc- and CI.-i many tor
h!--st ruction and d urn art' to railway
Tlit- UI(-(- Club bus prepared u pro-j plants:
;t uu .-nappy, cun- un uic (it.'Uit .swi?, iitviruyfU tiy rnc
n uin burs, sobir', ! c;rinans:
tuntH." The I French northern railwav yvstcm.
in ilea ol' track;
French euicrn railway vyfi'iii,
1 -I :- T iiiiN-s at track;
Uridves, uqueducis and mi 1 vit
destroyed. ;"li;
Tunnels deHtroyed, 1 2;
krraiii that ih liv
sh-.i my of rhor us
u.iiarii'it-b and ,le
ijiu.;i' iy, of a iyp- tliat is certain to
appe.il to everj (inc. uccordiiiK o
I 'a ul Spa nr.lcr, u member ol the
club, who -a as in los burg recently
a iranr Iiik tor t lie club 'a concert
her.v
J'rofi-Hf-'or Jtjhn Htarit IJvann is the
leader of the (dub. .Mr. Evans re
i u rued only recent ly from (.'amp
Lewis, v hen? he won a corn in iss ion
in the army. Since his return, ac
cord in u fo Mr. Spunkier, he has r
oryanied (he (Ih" Club and ha.s tin-deiialC'-n
practically twice the work
ihat ha;-; been done la former years.
livery year the Fniversiiy of Ore-l-oh'k
Men's (llec Club makes a tour
id .-one part of the state or Norih
a 'est . Last ear the (ura n izat ion
'oured the various forts and tiainiriK
imps in the Northwest -and vver-
well reci-i ed - ei where.
Th Is yea r- is i he first year since
't2 that the M.-u's (Mee Club have
toured Southern ()nmn, although it
is tlu- tweuiit'th .season that the (dub
ll.is appealer in other than caiiipus
theaters.
MO'HHM I.F STIEI'CK liV
l TO; IIAIH.V l W1 (,l h.
jnany t-'icnicnts of ".Teatiiess.
Iy da uiai!el. Fortunately, however.
! no one was injured.
The Ih-sI recommendation of the orooosed h-amie of nations i
that tiie t'nited States Senate is aK-'iinst it, pertineittlv remarks ; f MflfJ irF K
the Saletn .Journal. Jiidjrinjf from the ealihre of the last Senate Llluul1 iUIV-1 IJ
and tiie one w hu li is to succeed it, the .Journal is evidently riht.
tN ill olJlt;' Millie
J. T. Allison, aj.-rd 7 yearn, and
a resident id Collate (;ioe, dieil at
thai phu -e i.nv!i ! I, death heiiif; die
to renetal ill health. The funeral
Hervir. s wwe held at Cottage Clove
Suih1:v al lei noon, and I he six sous
Ml" the di-reased. ultO 111'.' I). V. and
FRECKLE RfMOVER
l-'i
, and (i
art.'d
JI. K, AlliMUi, n this cit;
S. V. Allltoii, or Coltani'
V. Allison, of Crants I'as
Allium, ol .l.hniivilh-.
palUt.-al.TH,
laiMiii.d lioiii iel
(U S tiler, ul 111.' linn of St el. V.
S'th.r a S'i-w ,i r i, v )m nperai'd on
Mis. AIm- llo.p.-r. ol W.-.f llnse
burr. ami ! i - I '. C. Si a t tm-r, iiImi
of this nf,. ;,l M. i. Mo pita) i.
r. riilv, i. p. its th" paiie'its rapidly
l'eni e llnU th.- -1 1 Is of lli'dr
opt rat hum. I ;.'t h I In- w .11 known
ladies an- t p.ci.-. to he lohased
from the he nital in the mar futun'.
H". (.milled IM.'I. e
.1 iid re M,i ht ill on i his morn ini;
lauod a d-.n.- ol divorce to Mrs
jFsther W'.dililtdn from her hushaiKl.
II. A. U'elchlriu, allouiliK her the
care and custody ol llie minor child.
It was I urther provided In he de
cree thai the deleiidarn p;iy the sum
ol iiionlhly for the cate of said
minor c hild. The dWemlant will b
allowed to visit Hi.' child al any
j reasonable time. Attorney (. IV
Cos how a p pea red lor t he defend a ul
land Ailorney I'.. It. Hermann lor llie
! platnlili.
To Kit Tim mis
-Mrs V. II. irahaui. m-e Arrie
! lllai'k. id Melrose, Ni'tt Meico, al'
rued lure Suiida lor a two imuiihsl
visit with her parents, Mr. and M is. j a pp. ar a nd In
S. J. llhick. Mrs. Ciaham K aci-om the skin In (
iiiK! Make Diis ihejii heauly lotion
to r'.iir and uhiten your skin.
S.Ue' the juice of two lemons
into a bottle containing three ounces
)l ei Iiard w bite, shalv well, and
oll hae a (juaiter pint of the he. I
t'l Itle a nd ta n lot M Ul , a lid com-
lilev ion In a u I i fr r, at v. ry, very
-mall cost.
Vimr n rocer lias the Icimoiis and
any driii: store or toilet counter will
unplv three ounces of orchard white
for a few cuts. Massage "his sweet
ly fragrant lotion into the face,
neck, arms and hands a h da ami
see ho ll'tvU.s ami blemishes dis-
Telerapli and telephone lines de
.Ltroed, 1!iS7 miles;
lialhvay buihlins destroyed. 5!"i;
Food depots (jest roved , 1 at; ;
Metal luhinj: and pipelines de
stroyer!, in,uoo tons;
Tw en ly-f'i ve jirea t niacin ne rv re
pa i lint' ten lers have been cut i rely
wrecker! or seriouslv damaged, in
t ludint; those of I, file, !oiiai. Arras.
Valenciennes, Cambrai, Itheims and
Verdun.
On ihe credit side:
i::sa engines and :il7I cars sur
rendered bv ;ermany to France out
of the IMlun entiiKs and T'l.imo cars
stipulated by the terms of the armis
tice. AI.OIIA ( LI II A ITI VTION.
I.'et'ular meeiiiur of Ahdia Club is
post poner I 11 it I il W'ediK-srlay evening,
March IfMh, ou account of the St.
Patrick'; dance Monday cv ninL
Music at K:::u sharp, Maccabee hall.
(Tort Urnpqua Courier.)
C.eo. Staples, C. A. Johnson and
.1. V. Xoblet were Cardiner vi. itors
la. ) Sunday afternoon.
( '. Mc( '. Johiu on spr'til Sunday in
Marshlield visitinj,' with his family,
returning Monday.
Mrs. James Crahani, of Cardiner,
was in Maishfiehl the first of the
week sh'-ppiiii; and atlendiiiK to mat
ters of business.
M iss Fva York, who lias hi -en in
Marshfield for several days rereiviri;
medical treatment, has returned to
her home In Keedsport.
CASTO R SA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
A WILD GEIS CROSS,
SICK AND ftVERISH
WHEN CONSTIPATED
Look, Mother. If Tonnne Is Cojitttl
(lean l.itile Liver and
li(veLs.
If your little, one's tongue is coat
ed, it a sure sign the stomach,
li'.er and bowels need a gentle,
t horouKh (lea n sing at once. When
your child is cross, peevish listless,
pale, doesn't sleep, eat or act nat
urally; it breath is bad, titoriiach
sour, system full of cold, throat ore,
or if leven;:h, a teuspoonl'ul of
"California Syrup of Fiis," and in
a few hours all the cloiud-up, con
stipated waste, sour bile and undi
gested foorl will gently move out of
t ho bowels, and you have a well,
playful child anain.
Sick children needn't be coaxed to
take 1 1 i i : j harmless "fruit laxative."
M illions of mot hern keep it handy
I'l-iauc they know its action on the
toniach, li.-r and bowels is prompt
and sure. They also know a little
riven today saves a sick child to
morrow. A- k your rlnit-'ist for a bottle of
"Cain ornia Syrup "f Fiks," which
routains directions for babies, child
ren o! all aues and for grown-ups
da inly on the bottle. He ware of
counterfeits sold here. Get the genu
ine made by "California Fii; Syrup
Company." (Adv.)
s. i. c. ;ii (.i-: has i viim
ia.a.i-:mi:nt i'i;n(;n.i.
rt TL-xr2trtx i-x-
CHARMING LITTLE
FROCKS OF SILK
JL M- m. '
Always beffs
the
Signature
At the regular mcetinp of South
I)er r Creek Crane last Saturday
eveniinr a Farm .Maiiaj.'eiuent pro
ltiiiii was fiiven, i.'iciipliiiK the fol
lowing tiiimhers:
I'iano duet Miss Arline Melton,
Trot'. Albert Ka rcher.
Address, "Metter Plants" Dr. C.
II. Ilailey.
Address, "Ih-lter Animals"- C. K.
Ilanniutr.
" I'arni inir With Small Capital"
It. A. Kastnian.
"iJetaiuinir Fertility of the Soil"
Alva Hunter.
" Fcononi v in Cash Purchases"
Ka!.h Karcher.
The youiiL- iTM-n of the fi rareo de
cided to hold a dame at the Grant'1
hail on Friday e eniim. Mai eh '2 1 .
A j-'ood lime is assured to all who
attend.
If you want to find ?omething to
worry about all you have to do Is
to look for it.
clear.
panted by her little daiichter, Ante,
and is well known here, liavini; made
her home In I his city lor m ei a I
yea is.
Mrs. W. V. Hurst was visiimn in
this i iy yesterday rrom M rile
creek. Mr, Hnisi is manager ot the
Ml lle Clerk t I phoiie echalli:'
1 1'
ofi ami w hit"
! Il i harm
( Adv. I.
What's th, difference
meat man's wilo and
Wife?
, i
AGKNCY
IJuick
Chevrolet Scripns-BooUi
TOl'KING CARS
C. M. C. and Clicvrolct Trucks
Samson Tractors
1'atkiii.s, luluiill and Ivctliarcil fully IuiuippcJ
.M-uliiii'.' Shop Tins and Tubes of All Sits Full
Lim of Suppliis.
Motor Shop Carafe
'l ') Niiilh J.uKm'H Mnct l().scbui!4, ()ivj4iin
"i i i ii i i i ininiimimi if
llflWIM'll II
ii l'urln-r-
"""" " .
fm. fjfie
The barber's wife routes to t he
meat shop to buy. but the meat
man'H wife passes the barber tdiop
by!
We are sorry It Is so, for we be
lieve in reci procit y, hcrever pos-d-Ide!
Not only barbers' wives come
here to buy, but all hmmmI honsewlve-
and this is w hy our meats are
rltrht, rdiop Is clean, utid every week
our ads are seen!
Tlie Economy Market
lit. Kdtltoi;efi. Kntp.. I'tion fU4.
II? IT'S A HARDI15 IT'S RIGHT'
Umpc'ua Vallcv Fruit Union
HARDIE
HAND AM) POWER
SPRAYERS
1 tlWr I -. 1 T
V' ! ' il
y ''VrX if'' J .. -.cl,
fiHvi.vW;.-'
l'&v"v-.
J
S ii
Thi Hardii Sjmm ial Triplex Power SMtaer ia lti way. With
lii st class t rull coinniimiliiu; hi uli price., iih labor Iwitb m -an and
it.tl, n Itaidie power .prayer hth by it- eiliictir work, ln-itea-M-s
oiir crop of llie hiuhnr lartc id' fruit and cuts your lalHtp
bill in half, surely pa- tin way. A deinon-i alien is our most run
"ilihini; ai'eiiiuenl. l ull aiirl set'.
UMPQUA VALLEY FRUIT UNION
ROSFIJI RG. ORE.
"IF IT'S A HARDIE IT'S MIGHT"
They'reTypical
of ihe
Mocks of Paris
Materials That
are up to this Store's
High Standard
t :iv-r ir, iwr-wi w." vp .a wu'whhttok ,tt,iiwwiT,tiiii)-n,ip,,rg .'e.w'jnt'll- P'isrr r-v
n.,! .ULl.1MXIM , .l'Hum3jjLlittlinim MttHI mi.M MiW m-lMli il lUtmif I Ififll) -"J,J'- - '--.ai..g.-.-n, 1 y. . ,j .- ..- yti't i.X.ikZ 1
ESSEX ESSEX
It Has Come to Answer
NEED, DESIRE VERY EXPECTATION
n
PHONE
192-Y, '2l
In a llij-h-dradc Motor Car at MODERATE PRICE
SEE IT-RIDE IN IT
H. MERTEN
SEPA'ICE STATION
214-216 E. Oak St.
We point your attention to these
NEW PRESSES
That are cominfl in. TIk-v ar. nuaintly designed from
extreme models that ailed tl,e victory idea of the
French makers.
-Spring never bwuglil us nwrc richly exquisite
apparel, and at prices, too. that are more reasonable
than for several seasons.
i;ut it is a good time to beware of cheap goods.
a.. i,-ivp in-iUt.d on aualitii first, because
'Quality is remembered lona alter price is forgotten. g
BURCIiARD'
SQUARE
1 3 1 Jackson Street
STORE a
Rcseburg, Oregon
MAI) ACAIN.
We sell f.-iic.-' Iiir cash only.
Ilavini; just r' li'iviii two
.if lV.i'o Win' F.IK... ii.iniii.Ml
ago ill prii i s nm.-li lliaii c..n I.''
iia.l niiw, vt; ull.-r ..iaif at tli-- I'.-l-lowiiii.'
prirts, sul. j. it l.i sloi-k (.11 ;
hand: 7-l.ar :if. tor 4 1c; '.. bar i.ir
;,lt; lo bar In for a'lc: :i-bar 4J lor
.'.'.; !:i-bar 47 lor .Zr. .M-o smi.'
full wiro f.-nco 7-bar if, for : :i
bar ::! for 1 lc. an.l a h-'axy !.-har
:!'J for r. lc. Ilarli. il wire in mi rod
spool t'..r .( 7.".. Stapl-s ar.l l.r
win- at ood prices. Also several
kinds ot poultry teuco. sonte at $1.75
p.-l loll. Steam Ai t'lienoweth, Oak
ian.l iih I Voll. -alia, Oregon.
KOI M. A lit II MASONS AI'I'IA
I'lUN. Il.ciilar liieetini: ol' I.anrel Chap-
,. t'l No. " I . .Masonic Temple, Tuesday
nun'. Mar. -II IS. Work in llm
...I Arch decree. .
..in. h at i;::;u.
II II. STAI'I.KTON. II. I'.
W. I. IIAI'KIS. Secretary.
EASTER
" ,;-w: 'v; "" -T: " l. -M' , i ''' ' ' ''
i if' ''
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An
v.:- ' v . I ' 1 1
THE DEMAND OF THE SEASON
ki:(H'iim;s that vol: i;i: costi:mi:d
CCORDINCLY AT i:SH.R IIMK. It is pxppctrd
that you dun new clothes Here on display will be
found a wonderful xmw of hrjutiful fabi ics all the
season's latest colors to select from. 1 1 and-tailored into
a suit to your individual measure tln-y will please the man
w ho aims to be well dressed, and yet permit the practice
of economy, l or tailoring like this means greater wear
and better appearance. So you cm see why hand-tailored
clothes means mere for less money.
IMPERIAL CLEANERS
( Try itur U.t
i r .in nun iH'im'i tinlit" U77.
Wr vn rvfijlhhii;
Potatoes
lust Arrived, a Carload of
Willamette Valley
Table Potatoes
While they last at S1.65 per
cwt. in sack lots. Get your
order in early.
Also a limited supply of SEED
POTATOES-"Early Rose" "White
I " I I () , ""1V tl llll'L,
Kose Gold Com :md "Bui-bank" at
specially low prices.
Onion sets for a time at !' J iy per pound.
Peoples Supply Co.