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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
I'AII WOUKKIIS.
la runnlnn a iolitir:il campaign.
1h question cornea up how far it its
lfUhuute to pay in money fin the
nervire you kcI. ThTe in certain
vork of court that iirwt be p I J
for in cant!. Clerk hire, r'in of
halln. prliitintf, a.vrtlnlnK. railroad
(area and hot-l hitltt or tipniikcri.,
have been considered norcMaty cx
petmcs up to a reasonable amount
The doubtful point tome in em
ploying paid workers and vote no
l'( Horn. .Many men have not the
Bift of pftrHonal rampuiKiiinjc. They
are a lililn miff by nature, and do
ttot HiMtt Ht rangers eunlly. It has
been th custom of many rand i dates
of thru type In th mtt, to necurc
representatives to do canvaHHlriK for
them, and pay them for their time.
Bom' very worthy men have there
by been introduced to the voterrt.
and enabWd to win electlona where
otherwlrte thev would have been
bralcn by politician! with a keener
head for the tricks of the
Hut If the Rood candidate can hire
n paid worker to ko out for hlin.
the unworthy candidate can do the
Mum thing and ro Mm one better.
When he pays Ills workers, it is not
no much rompenwitfon for their
time, aa purchase of their Influence.
Theso moral dlptlnctlons ahade
closely into each other. You can
Tiardly tell where fair compensation
leaven off and bribery begins. It
would bo n 1tHfllnrc to American
pnlittcn if all payments of cash to
poIltlcHl cnnvanarra could be cut out
Rome good men would thereby be
hindered in presenting their case.
Yt In the long run the worthy can
dldate. wouffl win on hla merits. If
a man deserves elect Ion, he should
tiava friends enough who would do
irolunteer work for him.
imhm.iv; nii; ruoi its tax.
There has been a deluge of "stock
dividends" lately. Current f main
clal reports show perfectly Kood
Mock being given away, to the ulne
of hunilreda of millions, by corpora
tions, largo and Ptuall. A in i
cent stork dividend, in addition
the regular (llvldeud. Is a common
thing. Divtdendti of 100 to .100 per
cent are not iiuitKual. What does it
mean? Simply that corporations arc
taking this mettind o 1IM rlimt ing
surplus earning1. Why are the earn
inga distributed in thH way? He
cause if they were paid in cash, they
would he Hiibjoi't to the federal ex
cesa profits tax. The supreme court
has ruled that stock dividends arc
In be clam-ed a distributions not of
Income, but of capital, The aver
age citizen due not follow the busi
ness or legal technicalities of It. lie
merely sees a lot of corporations
making lmmetiRc profits nut of hU'b
prices, and then. Instead of sharing
up with Cncle Sam, as congress and
the public tho'icht the law oMhtim)
them to, uMm? All that swollen
1-rofit to their stockholders by a
subterfuge. No wonder consumers
grow restive. No wonder lnhor de
tnands more for its sh:tn No won
der people erlticlso coniresn for im
posing an excess profits tax which is
either not paid at all, ns tliene slock
dividends show, or if it x pnbl. Is
passed on to thn consumer with an
Increase. That in- on:e tax certain
y needs relsjon.
Prtd and Gun Club,
.1. ..-iirh from the above
r: ember of the last regular aMloti j f Arco RltUHftrfT
the leUuiure to obtain the uc-, JQf LOUgC OUllUlrlg
W w y , lT;,. ; . t .-ere nd having property in
p life. D.d you o ' At(nrnev 0 p. c.oshow will leave r " " " r. w ,i remain there for a
tJo to MiuMrt
I Mr. and Mra. P. D. Zlminermau
Minno30U, wnvro tncy wm viuunm
loi-ate. Tbuy recently aom iuwir
v.ld Ife- 1I'1 Vd K .'....,- Allnrnev f P CoshoW Will leave 7 " .., - ii
,r.,. h would know that a pray- a meeting ol the as ,,.,,,
Sotno of thewe coiK!rfsii,'n who
rarofullv refr.-dn frotn Improitcr ev-m-nillture
or their ranipalnii moni-v.
rtnn't hellnte to clrcuKite snec.lic
thronlnir hnnquptx nt theniselvea nl
the tnxpav,TH' expensse.
IIDIIATKK riAVS UK IIAII
IM'I1.K.NT IIKATKX
Horn bull.-. Oie, April 27, 190.
Kdltor Itoseburrf Newa Ueviuw:
lleinx out ol town. Just now saw
eierda i.aper in which aiipeara
what u.iriiorta to oe a repori 01 uie
ducuHsloii Saturday nlliht at l.ib
( rty theater Inasmuch as you have
published that report. I truat. you
will decide It is fair to me to puu
n.ii i Ins. I hud a akoleton lino of
urKumcula on my blackboard which
i.;ay he seen yet, and which all fair
minded people, familiar Willi the
void of tid would recognize at
once. Aly first arKiimeiit waa based
thn conclusion that, when inlr
iK-lea had obtained lion a pilr;ioae
hey censed. One Instance 111 in
lid TeHlurnont waa bImoi, viz: Moses
'icforo i'haroah. Wh-u tiod'a pui-iOi-e
wua accompllKlicd, mlr.iclt;s
eased in Kftyvt so far us the record
ihowa, to the Apolialie ae.
So far Ihe stnleiu, nt In report
n News-Keview Is concerned, 1 did
i ot Bay lh.it all miracle ceased till
hn daya of t hrlst. 11 m only un
thir ease of pultlni: words In a
nan'a mouth. I only had two :!-'
ninllte apeeches and hail no further
tioi.- to ejiiui'no the ! Tcnt.uneiit
n irack'i. I to. It Mp miriclei per-
nrnied by Christ nni! Ills apnallea
llld real! I've'l'l. bi"a'li J thee" we:e
il Ihe prt'lOB l!(.n, and showed they
ivere nil rases of "iininedla'e" heal-
niC and ehallenKlnl? my opponent to
how aomethiiiK Hhe it.
Slatlne the purpoBe of inlruclea by
Christ and His upostlea under the
first oommlssion. I then took up
MK. 10:17-20. lleh. 2:2-4. Ac. 8:14
17. Ac. 10:6, wilh several nthera,
showlnu that tho New Testament,
ihe Inst eommlsalon waa confirmed
lv miracles, lleh. 2:11. 4, MK. 10:20.
:ind when thua cnuflnned. ceaaed.
I'roof. (ial. 3:1T. I Cor. 12::il. 13:8
!S. Kph. 4 : 1 1-1 ",. ir Tim. 3:10, 17
Miraclea were III part. I Cor. 1.1:8-
11. That which wus lu part waa to
-ease when that which la perfect
had come, and we find tho perfect
had enme II Tim. 3:16, 17. II I'l
1:3. Then, aa tho perfect had come
Paul rould perform r.o inoro mlr-
vclea ua he told Timothy to take
little wine for hla Blomii'h'a salie
ind often Infirmnilea. I Tim. 5:2",
ind left TrophlmnB at Mlletnrn alck
II Tim. 4:20. I offered my opponent
.",n to demonstrate hla claims. Then
old hlin If he rould heal, he could
afflict, nnd refolrcd to Paul ciilllni;
down the wrath of Cod on the
Sorcerer nnd turnlnc him blind, Ac
13:0-12. and ehnllenecd him In K"t
flod to do soniethhii; to me, for he
claimed to be hanilzed with the "llo
Iv Spirit" and (hat Is ns murh n.'
Paul had, nnd I charged t H nt my
opponent was a fraud nnd nnd Cod
does not hear alnnera. In his ( ffort
In cover h!R defeat, referred to til
statement that Jons could do no
nilchtv worka In n eertoln town, only
henled n few sbk folks., the rea
nil tieln because of tho unbelief
of the people. I met this bv show
Inir Cod :ive .lesus the spirit with
out measure, without hesltnllnn, and
tf unbelief proven!---! him from p
Tormina- n cure thnt Satan Is rtvotiR
r tllllrl (led. .loo. .i:.14.
As to what the reporter Bald In
the paper about a "Suodav sdiool
tudent bcdiu able to put both dia
putants lo shanie," will say If he
lad listened to what was Bald h
nilsht have learned snmelbin. There
waa unite a Btir In the audience nt
t lines. i'oma very 111 behaior and
i crnl left the house before I fin
islied mv flnul Bpeei'h. tmt there
Must have been nt least 1U0 people
voted for my oppnneiit to return
and trv It over, while several voted
NO. SUM others remained neutval.
Will say as there were a number
ef people tijinir to ask me ii'ics
t .ona which 1 could n"t tiii.lerctand
for noise. If any of them lone anv
ouest'oiis they want to disi-c-s with
lue nddress me as below. Veins le-
cctfnllv,
T. M. McCI.ASSON".
I.encr.il HelUery. lioselMH'K. OreRon-
srai.KH ho would know that a pray
er to the Supreme Being waa a part
of I i opening and closiim reiemon
les of Ihe gruiiBe: and If he were
a member o! tho South leer Creek
ma-.;e he would know that tin
chaplain of tho grange waa the aup
eilnlendenl or alio Sunday achool
which meeta every Sunday morning
at the grange hall. Are you a Sun
day achool superintendent. '"XX,"
or juat a knockor?
The South Deer Creek grunge haa
an orchestra of 12 inatrumenia and
one ot the prominent mem lien of
the grange glvea many vaiuaDio
em Star home building committee
for the purpoao of letting mo i-o.,-Ii-act
for the con--tiuition of the
udmliilal ration bullying which Is to
be built at the lodge hone at roreai
lirove. Attorney Coahow recently
mado a trip to t aliiornia whore he
inspected aome of the almllar huild
Higa there.
II. lioyce. who will make her Home
with them here.
lUlurn From North Ihikota.
George Todd, who waa cal!ed to
Mlnott, North Dakota, a ahort time
father, arrived in this city this
morning. Ho waa accompanied
i. a i h.,lt.lnff tha vnunir men of home bv hla wife's mother, Mrs. f .
tho community to obtr.ln a niuaical
education. Are you a leader of an
,..i...ui ,vv" . lost ult huek and
knock the efforts of the other Ifel- J!r. and .Mra. Karl :one, oi u
luB. I bur, who have been visitins In tnlaj
lister Sunday the young people city, returned to their homo tliia
had the grange hall beautifully dec- morning.
orated for Ihe Kaater service, me
orchestra led the singing, tue locl-
ner ol the grunge had an appro
priate program and t.ie minlater,
from Itosebuig preached a good ser-
moil. Did you play In tn orchestra
on that Sunday. "XX." and help
decorate your hall or church at
Looking Glaas for that day?
'Ihe grangers of Douglas county
have helped finance several farmers'
instil utea and worked hard to ob-1
lain a councy agent for Douglas
county. How many Institutes have
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The E. W. Rom Co.. Cleveland, O.
volt helpej to Iflnance, "XX!
t)ur acr.ool teacnor la tne lecturer
of our grange und she haa many In
teresting and Inatructive programs
at the meetings. 'How many pro
grams do you get up for the peo
ple of Looking Glass. "XX."" or do
,:i spend all your time kiioekiiif;?
The master of the Oregon State
range, by virtue of his off-ice. Is
regent or the Oregon Agricultural
ollege, and has to give a great deal
uf hla time to the welfaro of that
great Institution without any com
pensation. How much of your time
do you give to the welfaro ot our
higher institutions of learning?
He honest, "XX," are you not
Inking a crack at the Deer Creek
range to hit some member of your
own local grange becauae you can
not agree with htm because you are
so narrow that you are positive that
your way is the only right way?
Move over to South Doer Creek val
ley, "XX," where we all dwell to
gether In peace ad harmony, and
i lia pa w e can even reform some of
your notions. We even have cows bo
that you will not have to eat oleo
margarine. That seems to be more
rn favor with you than real butter,
locsn't It. "XX?"
.MKMHKU OF SOI'TH DKKR
CHKKK C, RANG 10.
The people win sre trvlnir to
lower vrl.es at a time when the l'nl
ted States produces less Ckiii It con
sumes, nre In no la:v;er wlvitevcr
of getting net of n teh
The euija he-rd plsvers -iv Mini
to obtain good results with t he
spirits one should let the mind he
roine blank. That nilit to be easy
for a oulja board player.
If the ::!;, c.n
will Just clothe the
alia ror a while we
aomew here.
people Kellelatly
r ideas In over
all!! be icMtiuK-
Sume people's Idea of a fair pri -i
Is anvthlng they can E t out of peo
pie who muai have the stuff or go
lil.nr.ry and naked.
C.lrla who were courted on inarsh
mallows find It li.it ,1 to coin- down
to the government proxram vt h.'tn
burg steak
Home of the people who comi'l:ii:i
bout the lack of nepuiar Intelll
twnrr. are permitting SO.OQti achools
to close for lack of tea-flora.
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JOHN M. THUONK, Cashier.
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ROSEBURO ORF.OON
KOU tXll'XTV COM.wSh5
I hereby anuounce my ttrtu
for nomination fo, Count, f?T
aioner, auoject ;o the aparom 5
Republican constituency of n. -
couotv at Ihe l,.,i. ..." .
If nominated and elechrd .m1!
Ing my term of otfice. condM
' v-uiiijr m a M,.
Tnaf .nH """"" manner, n
H4iiai UOIIBlUUratlOU fW II
cniicrnpd w
WM. G. ORUBBE,
Elkton, Oretn
Advertise in Nevva-Revlew.
I'OIJTICAI, AXNOUftCKMKNTS
O (Paid Advertisements.)
KOIt KHKHIFK
I lieieby announce my candidacy
for renomlnatlon on the republican
ticket for sheriff of Douglas county
subject to the approval of the voters
at the primary election to he held In
May. 120. GEO. K. QU1NE.
Appeal Taken
In Road Case
An appeal was taken today by At
torney O. P. .Cotihuw in the caae of
Karnt'Bt Koopke vs. J. H. Dailey In
the matter of tho legalization ot the
Smith river ro:ul. This rase la Qne
of long Btandlng and has to do with
the eHtaMishinent of a road from
thn mouth of Smith river to Sulphur
Springs postoffico. Tho leilization
of the road was fouplit alfter a claim
for damages had been refused by
the county court and tho right to
remove gates across t..o ro:d ta now
in question. Judxe Hamilton's do
cislon was given In favor of the de
fendant, Dailey, and it Is from this
(Incision that the defendant is now
appealing.
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Itellef Corps Notice
Tnere will li! a cull meeting ef the
W. It. C. at the hull April 110. Mem
bers are urged to attend.
l-'i-em Winchester.
Vrs. Jim Clarke, of Winchcsie--,
was a lioscburg visitor this inorn
ii g. returning home on the afiet
MMl train.
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OUR SLOGAN
Price the Lowest Principle the Highest.
It is our business to sell good things to eat.
We do sell you every good thing to eat that can be
found in a well equipped grocery store. Our low
prices and high grade goods have made the casual
buyer a steady customer. If you are not getting
Grocery Satisfaction see us.
Our line of Ready-to. Wear Dry Goods
is increasing daily and we can save you money. Call
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Peoples Supply Co.
FOK KEPKKSK.N'TATlVE
I am hereby announcing my can
didacy ror nomination on the repub
lican ticket as representative from
Douglas county subject to the ap
proval of the voters at the primary
election In May, 1920.
D. V. NICHOLS
WMt JOINT KErKESKNTATlira
I hereby announce my candidacy
for election as joint representative
of Douglas and Jackson counties,
subject to the will of the voters of
the republican party at the primary
nominating election to be held May
21. 1920. CHAS. F. HOI'KINS
o
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
This anonttncea that I am a can
didate for uomii.at.un of rcprese.v
at.vo from Douglna county, suble:t
to the endorsement of -republiua-i
voters at the primaries. May 21,
1920. ARTHUR H. MARSH
' FOB COUNTY JC1KSE
I desire to announce my candi
dacy for the office of County Judge
for Douglas County, subject to ihs
approval of the republican v.uers at
t' o pnmn-y election May 21, 1'jLO.
D. J. STEWART
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR
I ffoalre to anounce myself a can
cidato for the orfice of county sur
veor of Douglas county, subject to
the aproval of the republican voters
at the primary election.
C C. FREAR.
FOB COUNTY ASSESSOR
I dosire t a inounco my candi
dacy for Cie .if.'-ie of County Asses
sor foi I .in, Lu- couiily. subject to
thi ap real of lliu republican vot
ers at lae primary election May 21
1920. FRANK I.. CALKINS
I HIS COUNTY CLERK
I hereby announce my candidacy
for reeled inn to the office of Coun
ty Clerk i f Douglas County, subject
to the will of the voters of the De
mocratic Tarty at the primary no
minating election to be held May
21, 1920.
B. H. LENOX
FOR COUXTY CLERK
I'XCVI'TION TMil'N TO THE
STATEMENT AltOUT (.ItANC
T-Mltor News-Kevlew: in a re
cent e.lilieu of your paper a cor
respondent from I.ooklnc- Cluss.
strain!: himself or herself. "XX."
a;etnes to tie quite peeved over the
I' net tint the South Deer Creek
Criinire has asked the various rai'dl
tl.ites Tor llio ee;isl:ituto concernhig
loclslalbin that vitally a'fects tho
fiirlilers of Orenoll. and a so seems
to think t H.it the proper place for
thn slate r.ipltol Is III South Deer
Cieek valley.
At (! e last session of the lecls
hiture the uranrers of Douclns coun
ty sent two men to represent the
l.irtners lit a committee moetlnc
which he. I umler eonsiil. 'ration the
IlKlt'er of r.'cul.itllie the s.ile of
oVom.it K.irm., so that it would not
come in unf.ilr competition with
putter. Cleom iritarloe is made of
Inlloa- ai' I cm i.e sold Tor a third
of Hie pi.ee that butter fit c ui be
produced for a id is advertised a
substitute f r hotter, w'len there ia
no substitute How many men did
you send to th, committee mooting.
"N " or did inn E.i vuiir-eii-
Tha grangers of loula countv
I at the solicitation of the I'mp iua
I II Transformation "fj j
I wish to submit my name to tlie
rtepulillcan voters of Douglas Coun
ty for tho nomination to the offico
of County Clerk at the primary
election lo be held May 21, 1920.
IRA B. RIDDLE,
KOU COUXTY COrIISS10NER
1 hereby announce my cand-idacy
for the nomination as County Com
missioner, northern district, on the
republican ticket, subject to the ap
proval of the Douglas county voters
at the primary election to be hold In
May.
WILLIAM KLETZER.
tf. Yoncalla. Oregon.
FOR COUNTY 8UPKRINTEXDEXT
This announces that I am a can
didate for re-election to the otfice
or county school superintendent.
subject to the will of the voters at
the republican primaries.
O. C, BROWN
FOR COUNTY TREASURER
I hereby anonunce that I will be
a candidate at the May primaries
on tho republican ticket for nomina
tion ot treasurer of Douglas county
0. M. MYNATT
FOR COUNTY TREASURER
Announcement Is hereby made
that I will be a eandtdate (or noml
nr'ion of treasurer for Douglas
County on the republican ticket,
subject to tho decree of the voters
at the May primaries, 1920.
JA3. SAWYERS
POLITICAL AN XOCXC'EMEXT.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the Republican nomination
for Representative for Otouglas
county. A. E. SHIRIA.
FOR NHKItlFP
Announcement of my euju
for nomination ot Sheriff of fc
las county on tho republican Urt,
Is hereby made, subject to tlai!
proval of the qualified volenti J
yiiuin, Bicvuuu iu May, 11120
MAM 8TARMH
FOR JUSTICE OP PEACI
Announcement Is hereby
mai i win oa a candidate fit a
urination of Justice ot the tank
Deer Creek district, snhw
approval of the republican te
at me may, mzu, primaries.
GEO. JONES.
o
POLITICAL ANNOUXCEMEfl
I hereby announce my etnjifai
for county commiailoiier for iW
laa county on the lieniocrttie tjfe
J. P. 0'Mio.
POLITICAL AXXOUXCBlEfl
I announce to the Republican
ers of Douglas county, Oregon, tk
I am a candidate for Count; Jitp
of said county, to be mmlmted i
the Primary Election lo be neld n
the 21st day of May, 1820. lliot
nated and elected I will Intact
county business economiaUr ik
without sectional faroritiia. jn
mote timely county road aiata.
ance, expend the balance ot tk
county road bond issue, u aigat;
apportioned, under efficient
vtalon and will secure in atnja
nual audit ot accounts. Ton a)
port Is solicited. J. G. DAT, Jt
FOR KKI'ltKSKN'T.VmH
I hereby announce that l is
candidate for nomination on tan
publican ticket for rcprnx
subject to endorsement of quid
voters at the primary electlM
21, 1920. NOBLE AMuiM:
.-dm f-tiitrivi.:!!.
I am a candidate for renoalutt
on the Republican tlcaei, iv
nno, IWtinrlns HnillltV. ItlElHCt
the approval of the qaallfled k
at tne primary election u i
m. a. Rirm
FOR COUNTY COJODSSI0JB
I hereby announce my eu
ror nomination on me w-
oAl,.t In, nnmmisslonar Ol OB
i A..n,w BKinet tn the vardie
the voters' at the prlnurj "l3
May 21, 192U. ,
ARTHUR WALKER, HMW
FOR DISTRICT ATTORXn
I will be a candidate for
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self, as District Attorney Wj
las County. Oregon, I " J1'
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elated. licuivun ww
FOR CtTVTOwSlO
I submit my name to the
can voters of Douglas coutW;,
nomination to '""- H
commissioner i '".,',,.
tlon to be held May II. "J
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the county. Lowest P0"5 ' e
consistent proBress.on. iui
ana in prupvi ,,,,
roads, and In accordant wits
sires of the people 'n'"ltt'
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I hereby announce mT .
as representative to tne
from the 4th Kepresernao" rt
Douglas County, OnP- i
mary election to be l ,.J
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electors of the republic." PJ
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I submit my nstn
cratlc vo.er, of
the nomiuaiiuu ... -sioner
at th. primary
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