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Politicians and Supporters are
Barred by Law From Spread
ing "Fake" Propaganda.
PENALTY VERY SEVERE
I'HAt Mimitu AtUukN .Must le llascl
on I-'iuLm ir a Oiniiiuil JjImI
t'liurme May Lw llimlit
.K""Ht tli InslijiuLor.
During th heal of pollliciil c;uri
paiguti, iixpirunls to pulilic jiositiuiis
or Hiiiiiutiiiit'ti (heir nil htisla! ic biij)
porhTu, over Hlcp oi'iiuui hounds i t
their tiT.JitH to dt-fral linir oppon
fiitH. Lat uiiiiutit "cuii);iK!i uiii''
limy bfCdiii' boouicrurirt JiIhh pi
cuutlon in taken to obm-ivo Hit ntut'
law in hucIi ivpanl. It is cspeciiilly
provided Itiat urtidi-n nhull not hv
puhl lulled which are not hamd on
factH or which glvo only a port ion of
th factH . Thebe provinioim are om
taimd tn the rorrmit practU'H act. a
Rectinu of which readH:
"If any letter, circular, poster.,
bill, hill puhlleutlort or imHicntd hIiiiII
contain uny falne Hlateinenl 01
charges reflertliiR on any candidate'
charucter, molality or inti-Kiity, the
uui lior ttiereof and every perHon
print Iiik or knowiimly unhIkIihk in
the circulation thereof nhull he Rtiilty
of polllica) criminal libel, and upon
conviction thereof nil nil ho punished
hy Imprisonment in the penitentiary
for not less than one year nor more
than threw yearn."
The Htatule further require that
If a man tie arrested for a violation
of thia piov.iMiru of the act and d
flirea to defend against t ho name by
pleading Justification, he must show
that he personally caused a copy "f
nuch nlb'Ked liheloiiH puhlication to
be served upon the candidate in per
son to whom it relates and that he
called nuch candidate's attention
particularly to the charges contained
therein.
It may he well to call the atten
tion or the. public, also, to the fact
that I ho tsamo slat ute i equirct all
letters, circulars, bills, placards or
posters, relating to any election or
to any candiduie at any election
which are cin-ulated at an election,
tu beur on Uie face I he name and
address ot the uulhor and puhltuher
thereof. 1 his lection has been con
Htrurd to apply to the circulation ot
ticket , so-called .that in, placards
hearing the uarm-s and numhers of
candidates. Ntii'tt.rn of these tu kel.s
hi usually put out, sometimes Cm
the purpose ol iuf Itii-ueiu oters fur
t he candidat.s I ini mi, but i.iuii..
times ilit y ale circKlatcd without tie
candidate's kuowit-dp' and will':
Intent (o injure. The only HiiViih..
the candidate and the public have in
Mich matters is tin- proteriion of
this penal statute.
, The only ptirpus-' in calling atln-
tlill to these proviMoii.; of the law at
this time In to inform the public K'
erally, so that no one may tran.i
the slaiute.
AWAItl I I, lK W.S
IIO.VOK.S I . OK ).
Miss Anna Nell IH-nu f this cilv
won h.Kh honors at Knene duriiiR
Junior iom when she was awarded
the hlKheHt nchidurshlp prie oftere i
hy Mrs. . K. .lewett of Kucenc.
The prize consisti d of Jill) cash, a
similar union 11 1 brie n rt en ti l,ei
i'ussman of I'resswell, ulio won the
prize offered for the men. Secoiwt
prUe of $ttl each went 10 liva
Smith, a senior from alterville.
mid Art hu r Hicks, a sophomore
from t'anyon City.
Miss henu'ft and Misn Mnith's
averages are both h nh. Mis lenn's
beiiiK tu scholarship fur the
past two trnis; 1 boitiR consider
ed perfect. Ncai ly every urade she
received was I. This Ktade is sel
dom Riven. Miss iKnn -is a major
In the school of music. Miss Smith,
who Is an Knpllsh major and on
he Kr ; uden t, has an a vera fee of
1 .2, w hleh Is at ho considered re-;
marks hie. The men a vet axe i
i.lmost equally ftocul,
Mr. Cowman's avernee Is 1.2. lie
Is a major in the school of educa
tion. Mr. Hick's avenue Is 131.
His major is romance lanuaes.
All these averages were based upon
the grade of the pat two terms.
MOTHER!
"California Syrup of Figs"
Child's Best Laxative
Arcejit "California" Syrup of KIks
.illy look lor the name California
n the parkaKe, (hen yon are sure
our rhllil la having the beat and
unit (larmiers physic for the little
lornaili. liver ami bowels. Children
ove it!, fnilly tuate. Full directions
n e;i'h bottle. You muat say "Call
ernla.' NEW SNAP SHOTS
Ha. k 1'rom Tri
Charles McKlhlnny and narion
lilliviill returned Sunday from a
IsliiiiB trip to Smith river.
VKIt at Holxrt Creek
Mrs K. Weaber, Sutherlin, leu
i,..i'n'i.ht for Roberta Creek to visit
fur a few days with relatives.
To HI. Idle
Mrs. I). S. liinls retured to her
heme In Kiddle Inst nlht after
spending tho iliiy In this city ahop
plng. Vl-llt Kilter
Mips Clara Anderson left last
iib'li; !( Ilrew, where she will visit
with her sister Mrs. II. C. TasseJI.
ICetlirns lloini
Mrs J. K. Lewis, who has been
.Kit in; here with her daiiKhter MIhs
Alvlra Lewis, left lor her home in
llilliild lust U'lKht.
INmiii-iih l-'roin INi'llaml
Mrs. V. M. Pltihford, who has
been viattlnK In Portland for the
east few days with her dauKhter,
Mra. C. L. Welsh, roturned to Kose
11 ik last ulcht.
i'nse Heard Today
ICiitet'liilnineiit PromNed
There will be a IlieetlK of the
Piireiit-Tearhers Assoriatlnn at Syl
mon Valley School, Thursday even-
11K. May until, at i::ni. A short
Mtenuy priKtaiu will bo rendered.
All members are requested to bo
present.
Will Co I n-I
James llutchllii;a, of the Mode)
'takery ,1,'im-h May lie for Lawren.',
Kansas, where he will visit with his
irolher .Harry lluteliinirs. who Is in
poor health. Mr. Hatchings will go
on to his forutvr home In M'hiKiill,
where be will spend considerable
lime vtsitlna with relatives and
friends.
Tiu.tce fur Public.
"If iininiuiifeil anil rh-t.'d, I nhtill
ihvays hae In mind thai I am act
lug in the e;ip:irjiy of Irush-e of the
people's ini.i'.-iis." snys Sam A.
Kozer, new I mi (y Secivlary of
State and Kepublirjui candidate for
Secretary of State, in the volt rs'
pamphlet. (Paid Adv.)
Be Rid
of
Painful
Corns
0t-lt" Make Them Loosen Up
So They Lift Off Painlessly.
There n tin moro pain afttr a few
dr.. p. ol i;, i.i-' Inn,!, uimu oom or
cilujiau.l lumitntlr ilrlvi.
In ft flflr rr two yoj lift thm eld
fnlry ruikf-r rh:ht off without
ven f. ut.ir (t. Thf the Uit of
Mr. Corn .. ..1 the l.mt of vour ml
rry. Mil --n ho hv lout thlr
crn the ;. t-It ' aar it u th
9my corrn n-ltnif la rut nA
j of th pf ;
'0ts-It., ht nfver-fnt1it.fr. iruar
anteed mont-v-hncK crn rrnovr
rout but a trifle at any dm ator.
Mf a by K. Lwrtuc A vo., I'hkm
G
Sold In lto'tui t; und rn'ommoml
d us lh world's b'M corn ronu'dy
by W. F. CbaiMii.in, dtupRlst.
TO THE VOTERS OF j
DOUGLAS COUNTY, j
ti. i,,ii.r irmnoua country wl'h a
1 ...1.1. .....m l,wl,iRlrl,.ii than anv
never had representation on our County Court.
The people of this section feel ihut they'shoJJ rave representa
tion and have offered as their can ildato for Cuutv Commiatiouer,
Mr. Arthur Walker.
Mr. Walker is a good businessman and succe.vf nl farmer: be has
resided In this section of Douglas County ov r years; he is ac
quainted with the needs of this section as well as with those of the
entire county; ha Is fair minded, capable, energetic, and will give
you a S'jiiare deal.
In falrnees and Justice to the people residins In this section, this
appeal is made to you for your support of their candidate.
A. r. SETHEIt
J. O. WATSON
Vote for Arthur Walker for County
Commissioner at the May primary.
(Paid Adv.).
Russian Forces
Striking Polish
By Associated Press.
LONDON, May 17. ItuaKian Bol
shevikl forces are today striking
bark the Polish and Vkrulnia
iroopa which captured Kiev about 10
days ago, according to official state
meats receited here iy wireless from
Moscow yesterday. The messages al
leged the soviet troops had been en
IT PAYS
to consider ' "safety first". Fire Loss is a dead
loss. Be prepared with an extinguisher, for
"an ounce of prevention is worth a "pound of
cure" and in this age of H. C. L. is worth a ton
of cure. Q We have The Standard extinguisher
for both home and car use. This is a powder
form and exceedingly effective. Cost but $1.50
for home size and $2.00 for car size. J Also
have the Johr.s-Manville liquid gun similar to
Pyrene. It is certainly a dandy costs $10.50,
but is worth the money. A few strokes of pump
allows you to put a stream of "fire killer" where
ever you wish. J Did you know that carrying
one of these in your car would reduce the cost
of insurance?
Churchill Hardware Co.
9
WILLI AM
" ' ' ' -" Tim
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR 2
County Commissioner !
I am baslni my candidsry up.;i my qualifications as a construcion
engineer, business man-ami farni-r.
My years of experience as a general engineer have given me the
. training that will enable me to five
hroad-mliuli-d and
ffleient service
mwm-mT444M.4m4M
250U peoplo
other section ot lh!
I county, has
gaged about 10 miles northeast of
Kiev in the hope of preventing Ihe
city froir heing invaded.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
the
"ill nature
4
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4
6
KLETZER
A 3
the
people of Douglas County
If elected.
populatlen of
Little Business
Before Council
Aside fioin the discussion of water
and light i-.ITali . little business wa
transacted ' council - at its
meeting last night. Motorbus II
e. nacs were granted J. E. Inniau and
li Taylor. The application of H.
,i Havens was held up for consid
eration. ... . .
The marshal reported that a short
tretch of sidewalk In front of tha
tagK property ill North Itoseburg
;,ad been constructed at a cost of
s24.48 and this was ordered tia-
i-ssed as a Hen against the property.
The claim of J. M. Lane for tit for
labor during the cleanup and Har
riet Haldeman for $15 for typing
v.ere allowed und ordered paid.
Tho plans and specifications for
i he improvement of N. Jackson street
ainntnrf hv resolution and tho
notice of Intention to pave will be
published III the near future. The
(stlmated cost of paving this street
Is JS265.6K.
The ordinance providing for the
vacation of Grove St. was read the
thi"l time and passed unanimously.
ThA nnllnnnee adoDtliis the street
at the former Alexander bridge site
.as passed and viewers will do ap
pointed and other legal matters
given attention.
In adjourning It was Toted to meet
Monday. May 24 ,to canvass the vote
of the city election and to transact
other business which will come up
lor hearing at that time.
Mrs. J. H. Sproul of D'.llard was
a Itoseburg visitor yesterday, leav
ing for her home on the evening
train.
E. L. COBURN
Candidate for Republican
Nomination for
Secretary
of State
Present County Clerk of
Josephine County.
(Fnlil Adv.
We Buy at
BERGER'S
BARGAIN STORE
illilo. Moluilr, Hiik.
r.ullier, Old lotiils,
Iars nnd Jlones,
A Good Line of Scrond Hand
Clothing For Sale.
Cass and Pine Sts.
X'CHoooMetMCiMMefl
HEINLINE-M00RE
CONSERUftTORV
MUSIC AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Accredited Teachers Only
The State uViiuuiils highly cfl'h-icnt
teiu-hers nnl tills Si-liool cottiplics
100 icr rent with the Suite law.
Kolilliupn Illdtf. I'hono
All Cliuwlflrd Advertisement In.
ertel new today will he fonnd on
last pane under "New Today" bead.
'ATi:n.
WAXTKD Counter gfrl at Hotel
I'nip'iua at onco.
WANTED Experienced waitress at
once. Cafeteria.
WAXTKD Man dishwasher at the
Cafi'toria. Apply at once.
WAXTKD Experienced waitress, al
so dishwasher. Apply Mrs. Geo.
Koulch.
WAXTKD- Cook, second cook or
rook s holimr. Inquire In person
at Cafeteria.
WANTED rnrd In good condition,
at oi'oe. Will pay cash. Address
Oscar Davis, Gen. Delivery, Hose
burg. Ore.
ANTED Want to buy some farm
land. Rood soil, not much im
proved, or a patented homestead.
K Kremper, 1114 25th Ave.. Oak
land. Calif.
WANTED To rent, house with 3 or
4 rooms, with pnod (tarden lot,
close to town preferred. Address
W. (.,., care News-Kevlev.
W ANTED Hoy, 16 years, wants
work on farm with good people;
hid 4 years experience, do any
thing. Address W. U.. care News-
ui'view.
W ANTED Jersey cow. good mllcher
ami gentle; also horse or mare
wight 12S0 to 1350; must bo"
good, true worker, and one that
woman can dr. Am also In
market to buy buggy and harne..
and a good row boat. Inquire for
Mr. Jones, Grand Hotel.
"Nothing Ventured
Nothing Saved"
THAT'S the excuse a man . sdvam. h
inus does ne trv to lim r , w
' losses. Un, i
ment of your money, this motto is far J
your losses and the gains wil! M Ktt: 'blJ
r-nnaiillullnn n.1.11.. . 6 l IW.l 1
the Unipqua Valley Dank.
JOHN M. THRONE, Ca.hi,,.
I'TTMrra w i f M-r
WANTED Waitress at Hotel Unip
qua.
WANTED Furnished housekeeping
rooms. I'houe 246-R.
WANTED Two baby calves,
cr two old. I'hone 6-F22.
day
WANTED To borrow 1500 from
private party on good real estate
security. Address P. P., care
News-Kevlew.
WANTED Young man, 18 to 20
years old, handy with carpenter
tools, to learn sash and door work.
Apply to J. li. Flook Co., It you
mean business.
WANTED Nicely furnished bouse
In good residence district. Ad
dress A. C. care News-Review.
WANTED lllds for construction of
prune drlor. Must be completed
by Aug. 1. Material all placed on
ground by owner. 1)1 u prints can
be seen at News-Review office. H.
M. Knight, Canyonvllle.
TEAMS WANTED for street grad
ing. Will pay $11 for 8 hours.
About 2 months work In Bight,
work to commence June 1st. Ad
dress A. B. Gidloy, 771 S. 4th St.,
Mnrshfleld, Oregon.
WANTED To buy on payments, a
2-seated car or bug; 5 paBsengor
might be considered Bf very cheap
must be in good condition me
chanically. Give full particulars
and price in first letter. Address
C. H. B.p care News-Kevlew.
MEN WANTED In the plant and
rock quarry of the Beaver Port
land Cement Co., Gold Hill, Ore.
Live In town with good board and
room at MO per month. Highest
wages paid. Transportation re
funded to slcady men. Address
Di aver Portland Cement Co., Gold
Hill, Oie.
HELP WANTED WANTED HELP
Ex-service nxen and others fur
nished employment free of ch'rge.
Contractors, ranchers and farmers
place your orders with us for help
ers. Our services are free both to
employer rd employed. I.aw-rencn-C"-1'
!i Co., 125 Cass St.
Phone CIO.
hU KENT
FOR F "'T Safety (Iepolt boxes
Rosul irg National Bank.
STORAGE S'.orage space for rent.
Douglas Abstract Company.
FOR RENT Furnished housekeep
ing rtoins: no children. 814 Win
rhestcr. Phone 170-J.
SAFETY FIRST Secui a safety
deposit box for your valuable pa
pers at the Rosebure National
Bank. tf.
JlIHCF.LLANEOUo.
LOST Old-fashioned gold pin, with
safety catch, Friday afternoon.
Please return to News-Review.
ANY ONE DES1R1NO the services of
a purebred Hereford bull Inquire
of Geo. Ward. City.
LOST Brown linen Bhopplng bag
with Initial "B" on it. Finder
please leave at Peoples Supply Co.,
or phone 11-F13.
BE GOOD TO YOURSELF Phone
76 and ride. Jitney on the Job
until midnight.
FOR TRADE A good city property
for a small ranch. Casey-Harding,
lands.
WELL DRILLING R. E. Heinsel
man, driller, R. 1, Rosebuig.
Phone 3-F5.
FOR EFFICIENT nursery stock for
fall delivery, buy from the old re
liable, seven years in the business
20.000 prune trees, and all other
varieties, nut trees Included. Van
sickle, 125 SWerldnn.
MONEY TO LOAN 2n-year r.ira'
credit farm loans, low Interes
rate. 120.000 local money to loan
on good real estate. First mort
gage. See M. F. Rice of Rice
TMml tf
FOR SALTi.
FOR SALE 1 pool table. J. M. Jud.l
FOR SALE Doien large Angora
goats (billys) 3.50 each. ' Llnd
bloom. Dlxonvllle.
1'OR SALE 5 year old mare, weight
1400; Phone 6-F21. Henry Conn.
tkai
"other
OREGON
FOR s.m u ,.
Harding. Und,.'01
-J l1 " ill
U SALE-TbrTj
heen fresh ,h..r,H
Kmr.ilH D , .
. M I DQl 4
flev lnn di. . 'l
exchange.
On Cnna R l.j.. m
FOR SALE Two
fclyCe0rM'!
FOR SALE-l ImT
truck, also StuJebiii J
good Hn A V ,1
lhn,la, C,
roum oungalow. nw
FOR SAbE lOOhtni
old grown trees, Its
rhone-15-F5.
FOR SALE-TtoJi
riding corn plov: lr
and bridle, cheap, mi
tor St. Phone JiW,
l'Olt SALE-2Wti4
' wood, fairly dry, l
I'hone 19-F5.
FOR SALE OR THUDf-i
horses, wellbrokuti
S. Epperly. raw IK
USED CARS FOE SUi-J
lnder. 7-passe.Qriia
touring. Motor SM
FOR SALE 109 mim
city limits, faatwm
pk nty of wood. tf4
FOR SALE Hoo.B
same as rent; firasl
low prices. VrMK
lisht. C. Merrill!!
FOR SALE-191! Sj
six automobile. tt1
.i...,. ,,, liiiO ua 4
for cash! iddns'l
News-Review.
mil SALE A IHIItl
ing car and a Cbel
Auto Sales Co, Jl
FOR SALE-WP
...... rn nnlTliH"
ennd'ltion. Youvfi.1"
if you get It '
Ford in exchaf
Oakland.
FOll SALE. PROlJ:
FALL DEIJVEBT-V
3 to 4 ft :c. .''
pay more. ny
on you. R-1 P1
-"AL. BOW 3
mm enu. ji
..Mc traa!- I
Phone 118-
FOR MW-JV4
Roseburg. 0f
laree nomon -
Trices and tg
ket book.
tion. Cea v
nrf'
i-O R SALE OK
,r old Del""-'
inos: n W-
4 and rr.- r
old weatb"; 'Jfr
bark,: 1
Lincoln: "' .sf
Will t
,,. s;; Win j
L7 nDsrf
rnunj Z-Wj
ater: f00?,!;?
is on th ""irfi
vard
.