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The -ducat. onnl procoHH may well
begin Immediately, and In the iiican
tlme meinborH of conKrena and thon
who hope or expect to h tneuiborii
of the next ronKrox in whk-h their
efforts may count for Rotm'thlriK
more tantflblo than rould be h..p1
for will not be wartime their tlni
If tbey Klve a considerable part of it j
to reanonlnff upon the problem of
lefflilatlon applicable to the condi
tion of "indiiHtrlal unreal," remark.
Albert II. Laldlaw, a writer of note, i
There are doubt ton- two step- that
have got to be taken, either prelim- i
Inary to or -Imiilt-nnou- with the
pannage of wholly new constructive
law. One of thexe atepa la the re
peal of tome of the logislation which
rode through tho halla of congrenn
on the vo.eoa of demngoguen or wan
driven through under the whip
crack of the I agrees of -pvlal privi
lege. The other la the atrengthon
Ing of auch statutes an contain loop
holes mado In them by theae nit mo
Influence..
Now, Industry, broadly speaking,
la the production of the necessities
of material life and the accompany
inir material happiness thereof.
Trade (or commerce) Is the distribu
tion of tho product of Industry. The
aggregate of society I. p.. the pub
lic; la the loser and the sufferer,
rl(hr by a great or amnll degree,
every time there 1s brought about a
restraint of trade. Whatever laws
there are on the atutute books of
I II 4'sl 1
1" ii III lli liLv liww.awfflf,? K
Cradle Your
Car on Miller
Uniform Cords
OpHOSE dead-weight blows of the load below
the springs are what shatter cars to pieces
long before their time.
Here is a way that practically ends this evil
the Miller Cord Tire buoyant, over-size,
clastic. Thousands of cable cords as strong as
bow-strings, floated in new, live rubber, layer
an layer. It gives and takes as it rolls on tho
rough of the road it neutralizes shocks you
ride with bird-like ease.
Miller Tires, Cord and Fabric alike, are uni
form in mileage, tire after tire. The result is
that every Miller is a long-distance runner.
Come here and get the size and type you need.
And get acquainted with our expert repuir work,
quick service and reasonable churges.
323 North Main St. RICE'S GARAGE Rosebar, OwCon.
ilt.
Ins combinations or cunilracll u
r..ati...ii., ..Itlior of tradu ur iudlM'y
nied to bo atrencthened to the po"t
mat tuey appiy to all uisi j
restraint, and whatever laws thef
uie exempting anybody from the l
pllcation o( this principle are the
laws that nerd to be repealed.
So far as sightseeing is concerned,
America offers the tourist altrurt
lions unsurpassed by any th Iiik pos
sessed by Europe 'or other conti
nents. The varied character of l lie
I'nited Stales (he msged coasts or
Value, the beautiful sunsets of the
Golden Gate, the magnificent scen
ery of our national parks, the flab
lug of the mountain streams, tlie
wonders of the Yellowstone and Yn
Kemlte, the scenic grandeur of the
Orand Canyon and of Niagara Kalis,
the uneicellud opportunities for
in tt,., timitlnv nf Me riime
all these present opportunities for
recreation and enjoyment uneijuniicti
outside of our own borders. Until
American citizens have seen America
first they can find no valid dufeusn
for mints abroad to spend their
wealth.
A bill to ratabllah a federal bu
reau of war benefits has been Intro
duced by Representative Clifford Ire
land of Illinois. The new branch of
the government ahould be a consoli
dation of the pretient bureau of war
rlck Insurance, the public health bt
vlce, the board for vocational edu
cation, and the bureau of pensions.
Thn miianlirn frH t C4 X mint!) I Lt CO
consisting of the seen t iry of the In
terior, and the director and assist
ant director of the new bureau, to
co-ordinate tho various activities
that are gathered together under one
head. The bill provides for quarter-
1v rnnnrt In enntrreHM of relief cases
adjusted and pending.
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
Itosebnrg. Ore.. March 22. 1920.
To the Kdltor: I
Hoseburg and Portland papers of
recent date published reports of the
dismissal of Supt. Aubrey (1, Smith
of the Hoseburg public schools.
These articles, in the opinion of the
elementary and high school teachers
of Koseburg, might have uninten
tionally spread abroad the false Im
pression that friction has existed be-
Iwiinn Mil nt Km I 111 nrwl hi tuflchtTS
in their professional relationship
ouruig ine present scnooi year.
In order to correct nnv such pos
sible falre Impression, and in jus
tice to Supt- Smith, the nosburg
rentners nestre to matte Known turn
he columns of your paper their ap
preciation of the frlondlr and help
ful co-openitlon given by Superin
tendent Smith In nil matters tending
(Minium- in I 1 1 latiii HUH BI1H fMrl-
ful school work, during the present J
ih. .,l,m anil th states bro
oupt. Smith cat asm uis De
position tli fee years
s reported In
ainiii, an employe of the
'Ciniornla packing corporation sus
tained a broken arm yesterday while
at his work. Me was engaged in
fiedlng wood Into tbe furnace and
while doing so he slipped and fell
to the concrete floor, fracturing the
small bone In his left forearm. The
injury was dressed by Dr. Hoover
and the workman taken to his home.
NOW IS Tllli CITV.
Frank A. Terry, representing the
Equitable .Savings & Loan Aasu., Is
now In the city. For an Interview
call orjibone the Umpqua hotel, tf
Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. K. I.. Kills,
of West Koseburg, on Wednesday,
April 14, lic'l), un 11-pound boy.
'AFTER GRIP
WINTER COLDS
BAD BLOOD
You are pale, thin, weak with
.little vitality. Your liver m slufr
Ijrish and the bad blood causes your
,..,.,, .h mniu-lMi tn lose their elas
ticity and become flabby and wctk
r
then indigestion.
Dr. Tierce's Gulden Medical Dis
covery, made from wild roots ana
barks, and free from alcohol or
narcotics, ia the jrreat and powerful
blood purilier i to-duy. infrredi-
enU printed on wrapper. This
tonic, in liquid or tablet form, is
just what you need to give you
vim, vijror and vitality.
1 Take the 'Discovery' as directed
and it will search out impure and
poisonous mutter throughout the
system and eliminate it through
the natural channels.
You can procure a trial package
of the tablets by sending l()c. to
the Invalids' Hotel, buffalo, N. Y.
HANIII-A KK, OltKllON. " I want to writs
- u u III.,. u.,i, lip lli.rit.'A
IU.UK -IIIW UUn UI'IIU
fur me. 1 was
bothered with an
uli-er for a year.
I went to a doeior
here but his medi
cine did in u no
rihmI. Tile sure Rut
worse rinlit sliinir,
so 1 tried annilier
A ..-.. - I kla
,...ull..i.. ,11,1 ..
r V itihhI tur a while,
K tin n the sors
tlnjf worse, so I trie.1 llr. I'leree's medl
ciuei.. 1 took two and a half Uittles of
llr. I'leree' tiolden .MeilU-nl llicovery
ami uied Dr. I'lert'o'.-i All llealiiu Salvn
and the ulcer whs u!l welt iiefore I hsd
the in.Hlicine all tiid. mid I reeommend
then,, iiii-iiii'lnc to other suUVntrs.'1
Me" I'-MTIH '
tA.C7l'
iiii
m ml
is Set at $3,800
ti.. ..Aiiu.n.' division" auota for
t...i... M,.nv in thn unltad simul
taneous campaign, of the churches
co-operating In the Interchurch
World .Motfcineni uus uwu
eOU. The citizens' division stale
quota ia $J30,0U. This sum is tne
total for the genum! campaign, anu
this In addition to the denomination
al quotas, several of which already
hare bum announceu. m
U.MI i.u Airui-ie In the hands of
the Intorcliurth county director for
this county.
This does not comprise a hudfet
for the Interchurch movement as an
organization. The subscriptions to
this fund are to De oiviuou auiuu
the co-operating churches. In the
coming united simultaneous cam
paign memberships or tne various
co-operating churches will be asked
for millions of dollars to carry on
work which Is not of a denomination
al character, but Is for the good of
society In its broadest sense.
The cltlsens of the country who
have the good of the social order at
i . m i.A atai in ..nntrlhnta al
lium i Fill O" 1 "
so through this citizens' division,
said the county campaign uirecior,
"not for the benoflt of any one de
nomination, not oven for the ad
vancement of the established
churches from the narrow point of
view, but to the end of bringing bet
ter, more wholesome conditions thru
out the world. Kor hospitals.
S'hools, missionary centers, welfare
work In backward Industrial fields.
The program of the cnurcnes co-op-criin
in the Interchurch World
movement is more than a 'Christian'
program in its ordinary accepiea
'sense as applying to particular re
ligious denomination. It is a humanl
tnrlnn movement Christianity in its
broadest sense."
Iteluins From Kugene .
Mrs. George B. Ilouck returned to
Roseburg this morning from Eugene,
where she has been visiting with her
son, George, who Is attending the
university at that place.
To Ciuiyoiivllln
II. llauer, who has been transact
ing business matters In this city for
the past few days, loft this morning
for Canyonville, where he resides on
a ranch.
Live, at tVntral lNintr
Mrs. V. W. Madoulet, who h.ts
been residing an the Sunshine ranch,
near this city, left this morning for
Central Point, where she expects to
reside.
liay at Green-
Mrs. A. Y. Ulooni ift this morn
ing for Green, where she will spend
the day visiting with relatives.
When
You Get
up "tired as a dog"
and sleep Is full of
ugly dreams you need
BEECHAtfS
PILLS
Fatigue is the result
of poisons produced
by exercise or failure
to digest food proper
ly, and eliminate it
promptly with the aid
of liver and kidneys.
Fence Fence Fence
Page woven steel coll soring wire
fence, loop ends, no trouble to splice.
Just received csr load and have In
stock the 8 bar 26 in., I In. stay. 10
bar 2 in i In. stsy for hogs; also 7
bar 36; bar 3 in.; 10 bar 40 In.;
bar 43 In.; 13 bar 47 in. stock
fences, and 30 bar 41 In poultry and
rabbit fence. Soft wire fence T bar
in. at lie; bar 39 In. at 43c.
Also several kinds of poultry fence,
13 to 71 inches hleh. Barb wlisi
brace wire and staples. White for
prices.
STEARNS & CHENOWETH
Oakland and Yoncalla
Sheet Metal Work
Of ALL KEtDft
JL H. SINNICES
1H OAK BTKHOT FtroB 43
'sir SEI 42.
M.dKia VrVf'H""-' hkw
in tha I y. 1 lOc,
it rnltiTiltlilj
Revival Services
Still Hold Interest
"Xoah s Aik, Whsre Is It?" wlU
be the tLen.e at the revhal meeting
tonight at tho Christian church. Taw
discussion last night on "Is God
Right?" was beard by another splen
did audience, and the people listened
with Intense interest. The evange
list brought many proofs to show
God right, and coupleC these Ideas
with the scripture teaching. At th
Invitation one young lady came for
ward. These meetings are consid
ered by all the members of the
church among the moat successful
ever held by this congregation. As
both evangelist and singer are high
class In their line, and only use
legitimate methods, never resorting
to the clap trap methods to get peo
ple. The evangelist Is most success
ful In holding his audience, both old
and young. Children listen to him
with the same interest that older
people do. while the young folks are
greatly endeared to Mrs. Cross for
the Interest she takes In them. The
meetings continue over Sunday, with
an especial meeting for men Sunday
afternoon on "The Third Degree
Man," and a meeting that will Inter-
Tather' Crammer
(Nob Sccurlin)
DIVINE HEALER
Styled by the newspapers
"the world's greatest divine
healer," and teacher of Immun
ity from disease and sorrow,
has been lecturing to large, en
thusiastic audiences in Grand
Opera House, Salem, and Peo
ple's Auditorium, Portland.
Father Grammer carries
records ot many wonderful
rases of healing from Denver,
Seattle, Portland, Salem, Al
bany, Eugene and many other
places. In tho larger places
crowds were turned away from
the opera houses and hotels,
unable to see him on account
of the rush. Some waiting as
high aa four days to get to see
him. and he was prevailed on
to go out tn autos and taxis
every available moment that
he could spare, to see those
who were unable to come or be
brought to hhn. He will visit
Rososburg Thursday, April 15,
and remain for a week, lectur
ing and teaching every evening
at 7:30, at. Liberty theater,
and healing at Hotel Grand 10
to 1? a. m. and 2 to 4 p. m.
dally.
Remember the place and data
Liberty Theatre .J
ADM1HSIOX FHKK
THE RU1TER SANITARIUM
(Incorporated) .
Our Improvod facilities are being
appreciated, so that even now de
sired entrance should be arranged
for several days In advance. Or.
Brower Is the bouse physician and Is
prepared to answer any call made
upon him. Phone 313. 327 West
Douglas street. .
DR. V. 1m KU1TER, Medical Director
Auto Owners!
We would be pleased to teat
your
Batteries Free
at any time and give yon expert
advlre on the care of Batteries.
when purchasing new batter
ies get oar price. We can save
j on money. ; , J-
MOTOR SHOP GARAGE
441 7f. Jackson St. Raseburff. I!
ODORLESS CLEAN EFFICIENT
sold trair in II lb. whits cotton tn 235
And I lb. rw.r , 35 1
No FUlrr No Bulk AU Fertiliser
IU1 SUIT Cll llfT-ltST lilTI CM FUHCI
ror Lawns, Flower. Gardens. Shrubs
Uosm I'lants. Fields and Orrhards
Book FREE Tolls just HOW
, A " lb tc corers a lawn tpaea of
ins square ten u.:t a rear or mora
A tableepoonful to hill ot potmoea. to
matoee or ord!nrr roe buah means abun
Sant nowera, crlip and earlr vecetablea
A teaepoonrul r.r to s In Dotted
BlaaL rarni lore it Fallr Guaranteed,
BisTRjarroB
J. F. BARKER. Bb CO.
Hum
And have your battery tested at our free testing staHr
Or maybe you need a new battery, if so get our dtI
before buying elsewhere. Special attention to JW
7ft? work prompt service at right prices. . .
TIRES, TUBES and ACCESSORIES
R oseb u rg' G araeV
LIME SULPHUR SOLUTION
Get your orders in now and be prepared.
PROMPT SHIPMENTS.
Write for prices stating quantity wanted.
Sutherlin Fruit Products Cn
KITTHKRI.lv nnmnv
ert railroad men Friday night. A
cnart will be used and "The Two
Hallways of Life" will oe presentod.
Mrs. Cross will also sing a railroad
aonf at that mooting.
. o
High School Re
ceives Picture
Coming as a pleasant reminder
her visit to this city, Madame Fran.
cesca Zarad, who entertained
the
Hoseburg public with her beautiful
soprano voice at the hiKh school au
dlPorium last November, has sent to
A. G. Smith, superintendent of city
schools, a large picture of herself,
across which is written "To Super
intendent Smith, and the Koseburg
High School Student Hody Associa
tion from Madame Francesca Zarad
Madame Zarad sang here under the
auspices of the high school student
body. The picture is very attractive
and will be framed and hung In a
prominent place In the study hall
It was accompanied by a press sheet
containing notices gathered by Ma
dame Zarad on her western tour, all
of them being flattering in the ex
tremo.
Itatnms From Sutherlin
Mrs. W. J. Tester, who has been
visiting at Sutherlin for the past
few days, arrived In Roseburg this
morning. She was accompanied home
Dy ner grandson, Bertram Ridgeway
wno win visit here for some time,
SLOW
DEATH
Aches, pains, nervousness, diffi
culty in urinating, often mean
serious disorders. The world's
standard remedy for kidney, liver,
bladder and uric acid troubles
COLD MEDAL
brlnjr auick tMt mnit ..ai m
deadly disease. Known as tha national
ui nouana or mors than 200
rears. All drucc-ista. in three alna.
Leek for tkm Mat Cold MeUI M k
ea4 accept do inuutioa
"" ini-xr
LaCSd' It
ssawssaasajastaw "iiisf Ml-.i,ujm.
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Our Family Laundry Service
WHAT IT IS
A kelp that wll: simplify your particular washda rokle -a
fasally laundry service. Oar driver sails far rear ft
lly kaadle at a definite tlmo each week, and we'll de your wast
ing ia our customary considerate and sanitary manner.
On fn
EM POP 11 v . ..
overall club was organist ,U
toJay. Cltr flrem.n a J"..pe
will wear denim and Rev
Ban, recently elected mn.
"omen s clubs at Uia r
!sas State Normal school. 5, 5
,of Emporia and the 1. i :tul
are considering the format".
gingham aiiTiiiae." B i
of
TKXAniTAVA ,.
I n Apri ,.
A number of pupil, of the T,, t
school attended chapel exerSL
day In ovnmil. j j... ""
nltention of continuing tn. sJ?!
such apparel as a protest as.iB.7,1
high cost of clothing. ""'Mtr
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Taking Extended Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Cheat
this city, left this mornlnjYoV;
extended trip. They mpett ,?
main away until the latter pin
June Mr. Cheek Is employed "tj
local freight depot. They wai E
In San Francisco. Los Angeles cJ
veston and at several points in'oki
homa.
Mailing Itecoplta
The tax collecting department,
busily engaged In mailing out tu
receipts to those who paid un
taxes by mail. On account ol ikt
great accumulation It will be io
time before the tasv. is complem
Putting Up Sign
The electric sign recently orient
by the Uuipqua hotel, has trrlid
and is now being put In place.
Leaves on Business
Russell Harness, local Nash irtt',
left this moraine fnr nr.). tA .,
tend to business matters.
FREE MAP
Facta Regarding Oil Investments aw
Actlvitlea In the Oil Fields.
We will send free upon recast
our Independent paper givlor n
Uable oil news. Also free oil mips1
Texas, showing all oil pools, prod
lng and drilling wells, and tU
tlviliea In all Texas Counties. Win
for It. Only a limited number i
free copies.
OIL FACTS
812 Throckmorton St., Ft. Wont.
Texas.
EXPERT WELDING
includes not only the knowl
edge of where te apsly fae
heat, but also Just whea Is
stop. The work can se ever
done aa well as underdone. We
possess the expert knowWre
and have facility tor doing til
kinds of welding work satisfac
torily. We are at your ler
Tlce any time.
Mathews Welding Worki
1 ACfTYlENt wtLDIHC CVTTMC 'SKCU11T I
KOSEBUHU. OrtKUOXSaaf.
It's Time Ve Repair Tour
It you want ta get ths full he
Befit of the season. Bverf
day's delay is day"s fleaian
lost. So brlag ths fsod til
wlieel aronad and have nt tat
it ta tint class riding ceedl
tloa. Tan kiew wkal Kss sf
werk: ws do. Hrery ell rlisr
does.
D. W. JAMES
Oeaenii Beual aUwp
MM Jvarth Jsoksoa it
ROSEBURG
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