Roseburg news-review., July 22, 1920, Page 3, Image 3

OKHOst,
TOMWHSA. rClY M. .
HARDiNS'S SPEECH
Of ACCEPTANCE IS
A NEWKEYNOTE
Republican Nominee at Noti
fication Ceremonies Dis
cusses Problems Con
fronting Nation.
'HOLD HERITAGE AMERICA!
NATIONALITY UNIMPAIRED"
Advocate Party Rponlblllty a
Distinguished from Dictatorial and
Autoertle Personal Rule In Re
tarring to Lagu of Nation, Say
W do Not Maan to Shun a Slngl
Responsibility of Thla Republlo to
World Civilization Favor ProUc
tiv Tariff, Merchant Marina, a
Small Army, Woman 8uffrag and
National Budget.
Marlon, Ohio. (Special) Warren
0 Harding waa officially notified here
of til nomination aa the Republican
candidate for the Presidency. His
ipeech of acceptance la, la part, aa
follows:
Chairman Lodge, member of Noti
fication Committee, members of Na
tional Committee, Ladles and Gentle
men: The message which you have
formally conveyed bringa to me a
realtiatlon of responsibility which Is
got underestimated. It Is a supreme
uuk to Interpret the covenant of a
nolltlcal party, the activities of
which are so woven Into the history
of this republic, and a very aacred and
solemn undertaking to utter the faith
and aspirations of the many millions
who adhere to that party. The party
nitfnrm has charted the way, yet.
somehow, we have come to expect that
interpretation which voices the faith
of nominees who must assume specifio
tasks.
Believes In Party Government.
Let me be understood clearly from
the very beginning. I believe In party
sponsorship in government. I believe
in party government aa distinguished
from personal government. Individual,
dictatorial, autocratic or what not.
No man Is big enough to run thla
areat republic. There never has been
one. Such domination was never In
tended. Tranquility, stability, depend
ability all are assured In party spon
sorship, and we mean to renew the
assurances which were rended in the
cataclysms! war.
Our first committal Is the restora-
tkn of representative popular govern'
ment, under the Constitution, through
the agency of the Republican party.
Our vision Includes more than a chief
executive, we believe in a cabinet of
Ugliest capacity, equal to the roapon
Ibllltles which our system contenv
pistes, in whose councils the vice pres
ident, second official of the republlo,
shall be asked to participate. The
same vision includes a cordial under
standing and co-ordinated activities
with a house of congress, fresh from
the people, voicing the conviction
which members bring from direct con
tact with the electorate, and cordial
co-operation along with' the restored
functions of Senate, fit to be the great
est deliberative body of the world,
Republican Senator Conscious of Oath
It is not difficult. Chairman Lodge,
to make ourselves clear on the ques
tion of international relationship. W
Republicans of the Senate, conscious
of our solemn oaths and mindful of
our constitutional obligations, when we
saw the structure of a world super
government taking visionary form.
Joined In a becoming warning of our
devotion to this republlo. It the torch
of constitutionalism had not been
dimmed, the delayed peace of the
world and the tragedy of disappoint,
ment and Europe's misunderstanding
of America easily might have been
avoided. The Republican of the Sen
ate halted the barter of Independent
American eminence and influence,
which It was proposed to exchange for
an obscure and unequal place In the
merged government of the world. Our
Party means to hold the heritage of
American nationality unimpaired and
unsurrendered.
The world will not misconstrue. Wi
do not mean to hold aloof. We do not
mean to shun a single responsibility
X Ibis republlo to world civilisation.
There is no hate In the American
heart We have no envy, no suspicion,
no aversion for any people In th
orld. We hold to cor right and
mean to defend, aye, we mean to us
tain the rights of thla nation and our
titliens alike, everywhere under the
s i ct tiiere is the concora
amity and sympathy and fraternity
In every resolution. Ttiere Is a genu
lo aspiration' in every American
breast for a tranquil friendship with
il the world.
One mnj readily sense the consci
ence of our America, I am sure I un
derstand the purpose of the dominant
svo'jp of the Senate. We were not
seeking to defeat a world aspiration,
e were resolved to safeguard Amert-
W were resolved then, even aa
are today and will be tomorrow,
to preserve this free said independent
"Public.
In the call of th conscience of,
America la hmm ' luwa that olnana
toe gaping wound of world war, and
anences the Impassioned voice of In
ternational anvr and n".atxus.t. Head'
lag this call and knowing a I do th
'Position of the congress, I premiss
us lormal and effective peae M
inlckly as a RapubUoam ongraaa oaa
pass Its deolerattcB for Reeublleao
executive to sigh.
It 1 better to be the tree and dlstn.
frosted agnt of International justice
and advancing civilisation with the
covenant of conscience, than be shack
led by a written compact which sur
render our freedom of action and
gives to military alliance the right
.o proclaim America' duty to the
world. No surrender of rights to n
woild council or Its military alliance,
no assumed mandatory, however ap-
leanng, ever anaii summon the sons
f this republic to war. Their supreme
jaorifice shall only be aaked for Amer
ica and its call of honor. There is a
sanctity In that right we will nut dele
Sato. Deposed aa we are. the way is very
impla. Let the failure attending as
sumption, ' obstinacy, impracticability
and deluy be. recognised and let us
find the big, practical, unselfish way
o do our part, neither covetcus be
cause of ambition nor hesitant through
ear, but ready to serve ourselves, hu
manity and Uod. With a Senate advis
ing aa the Constitution contemplates,
I would hopefully approach the nations
of Europe and of the earth, proposing
that understanding which makes us
willing participant In the consecra
tion of nationa to a new relationship
to commit the moral force of the
world, America included, to peace and
international Justice, still leaving
America tree. Independent and self
reliant, but offering friendship to all
the world.-
Humanity I Restive.
It Is folly to close our eyes to out
standing tact. Humanity Is restive.
much of the world Is In revolution, the
lgenta of discord and destruction have
wrought their tragedy In pathetic Rus
sia, havo lighted their torches among
jther peoples, aed hope to see America
is a part of the great red conflagra-
ion. Ours Is the temple of liberty
indor the law, and It Is ours to call
he sons of opportunity to its defense.
America must not only save herself,
but ours must be the appealing voice
to sober the world.
It must be understood that toll alone
makes for accomplishment and ad
vancement, and righteous possosslon
is the reward of toil, and its incentive.
There Is no progress except in tne
stimulus of competition.
The chief trouble today Is that the
world war wrought the destructlcn of
healthy competition, left our store
houses empty and there Is a minimum
nroductlon when our need Is maximum,
Maximums, not mlnlmums. is me can
of America, It Isn't a new story, oe
cause war never falls to leave depleted
storehouses and always Impairs tne
nfflriencv of production. War also es
tablishes Its higher standards for
wages, and they abide. I wish tne
hleher waee to abide, on one explicit
condition that the wage earner will
give full return for the wages received,
Greater Production Necessary,
I want, somehow, to appeal to the
sons and daughters of the republic, to
avbtv nroducer. to loin hand and Drain
In production, more production, honest
production, patriotic production, be
cause patriotic production Is no less a
defense of our best civilisation, than
that of armed force. Profiteering is a
crime of commission, under-production
Is a crime .of omission. We must work
our most and best, else the destructive
reaction will come.
The menacing tendency of the pres
ent day is not chargeable wholly to the
unsettled and fevered conditions caus
ed by the war. The manifest weak
ness in popular government lies In the
temptation to appeal to grouped clti
senship for political advantage.
It would be the blindness of folly
to Ignore the activities In our own
country which are aimed to destroy
our economio system, and to commit
us to the colossal tragedy which has
destroyed all freedom and made Rus
sia impotent. Thl movement Is not
to be haltod In throttled liberties. We
. ot ehridsn the freedom of
speech, ttie freedom of press, or the
freedom of assembly, because there is
nn nromlse In repression. These lib
erties are as sacred as the freedom of
religious belief, aa Inviolable as th
rights of life and the pursuit of happi
ness. We do hold to th right to crush
oHition. to stifle a menacing contempt
for law, to stamp out peril to the
safety of the republic or its people,
when emergency calls, because secur
k. .mi the majesty of the law are the
.unntlals of liberty. He who
threatens destruction of the govern-
ment by force or flaunts, 51A contempt
5S? fVi
sWARRENjVP
for lawful authority, ceases 10 w . rt becom, American In heart
loyal cltisen and forfeit his right to nd
the freedom of the republic, j (,ei.v, t holding fast to every for.
No party I indifferent W th " wsrd ,t,p , unshackling child labor
fare of the wag earner. To us his eleTallng condition tl woman's
good fortune 1 of deepest concern and empkTmont 1 believe the federal gov
w eeek to mak that good, fortun ernn)ent ihould stamp out lynching
permanent. We do not oppose but - remove th stain from the face of
prove collsctiv bargaining, beoaua AaaTc t tellov th federal gov
that la an outstanding right, but w era
unalterably insistent that Its ex-rclse
must not destroy th squally- sacred
tl;ht of the Individual, In his necessary
pursuit of livelihood. Anv American
has the right to quit his employment,
so has every American the right to
sees employment. The group must
not endanger th Individual, and we
must discourage groups preying upon
one anorjher and none shall be allowed
to forget that th government's obliga
tions are alike to all the peoDle.
we are ao confident that much of
the present day insufficiency and In
efficiency of transportation are due to
the withering band of government op
eration that we emphasise anew our
opposition to government ownership.
we want to expedite the reparation
and make sure the mistake la not re
pealed.
A state of lnsdequate transportation
facilities, mainly chargeable to the
failure of governmental experiment, is
losing millions to agriculture. It Is hin
dering industry, it Is menacing the
American people with a fuel shortage
tittle lens than a peril. It emphasizes
the present day problem and suggests
that spirit of encouragement and as
sistance which commits all America
to relieve such an emergency.
Grcas expansion of currency and
credit have depreciated the dollar Just
is expansion and inflation have dis
credited the coins pt the world. We
Inflated in ha He, we must deflate In
deliberation. We debased the doilar
in reckless finance, we must restore
In honesty.
Will Prevent Unreasonable- Profits.
In all sincerity we promise the pre
vention of unreasonable profits, we
challenge profiteering with all the
moral force and the legal powers of
government and people, but It la fair.
lye. It Is timely, to give reminder that
'aw Is net the sole corrective of our
sconomlo Ills.
Let us call to all the people for
thrift and economy, for denial and sac
rifice If need be, for a nation-wide
lrive against extravagance and luxury,
o a recommittal to simplicity of liv-
ng. to that pmdent and normal plan
of life which Is the heailh of the re
public. New conditions, which attend amaz
ing growth, and extraordinary Indus
trial development, call for a new and
forward looking program. The Ameri
can farmer had a hundred and twenty
millions to ffffed In the home market,
and heard the cry of the world for
food and answered It, though be faced
an appalling task amid handicaps nev
er encountered before.
Contemplating the defenselessness of
the individual farmer to meet the or
ganised buyers of his products and the
listrlbutors of the things the farmer
buys, I hold that farmers should not
only be permitted but encouraged to
loin in cooperative association to reap
the Just measure of reward merited by
their arduous toll.
Aid to Farmer Pledged.
Our platform U an earnest pledge
of renewed concern for this' most es
sential hud elemental industry und in
both appreciation and interest we
pledge effective expression In law and
practice. We will hall that coopera
tion which again will make profitable
and desirable the cwnorshtp and op
eration of comparatively small farms
Intensively cultivated, and Which will
facilitate the caring for the products
of farm and orohard without the la
mentable waste undor present condi
tions. America would look with anxiety on
the discouragement of farming activity
either through the governments neg
lect or its paralysis of socialistic prac
tices. A Republican administration
will be committed to renewed regard
for agriculture and seek the partici
pation of farmers in curing the Ills
Justly complained of, and aim to place
the American farm where It ought to
be highly ranked in American activ
ities' and fully sharing the highest good
fortunes of American life.
Becomingly associated with this sub
ject are the policies of Irrigation and
reclamation, so essential to agricul
tural expansion, and the continued de
velopment of the great and wonderful
West. It Is cur purpose to continue
and enlarge federal aid and not In sec
tional partiality, but for the good of all
America.
Budget System Favored,
I believe the budget system will ef
fect a necessary, helpful reformation,
ind fovea! business methods to govern
ment business. I believe federal d
Dart-ments should he made more busi
ness like and send back to productive
effort thousands of federal employes,
who are either duplicating work or
not essential at all.
I believe in the protective tariff pol
icy and know we will be calling for
Its saving Americanism again.
I believe In a great merchant marine.
I would have this republic the leading
maritime nation of the wcrld. I be
lieve In a navy ample to protect It and
.'m'.o to assure -is 4'W -tof
I believe In a small army, but the best
In the world, with a mindfulness for
preparedness which will avoid the un
utterable cost of our previous neglect
I believe In our eminence In trade
abroad, which the government should
aid In expanding, both in revealing
marbkets and speeding cargoes. I be
lieve In establishing standards for Im
migration, which are concerned with
the future cttlsensnip ot the republic-,
not with ciere manpower In Industry.
I believe tbat.every man who dons the
raoh of American citiiensnip ana
, tfce ht of American oppcr-
MHMt
tJAUENT POINTS IN 8P6ECH
OF ACCEPTANCE.
"I pledge fidelity to our coun
try and to God, and accept the.
nomination of the Republican
party for th Presidency ct the
United State."
"The human element comes
first, and I want the employers
in industry to understand the
aspirations, the convictions, th
yearnings of millions of Ameri
can wage earners."
"T h Constitution contem
plate no class and recognises
no group. It broadly include
all the people, with specific rec
ognition for none."
"We approve collective bar
gaining." "Gross expansion of currency
and credits has depreciated the
dollar. Wo will attempt Intelli
gent and courageous deflation."
"When - competition natural,
fair impelling competition is
suppressed, whether by law,
compact or conspiracy, we halt
the march of progress, silence
the voice of aspiration and par
alyze the will for achievement"
"I promise you effective peace
as quickly as a Republican con
gress can pass Us declaration
for a Republican executive to
sign."
"I can hear the call of con
science an Insistent voice for
largely reduced armaments
throughout the world."
"Our vision includes more than J
a chief executive. We believe In
s cabinet of highest capacity, ',
equal to the - responsibilities
which our system contemplates.
in whose councils the vlce-presl-
dent, second official of the re- ;
public, shall be asked to parti-
clpato."
ernment should glvi its effective aid
n solving the prot ana of ample and
becoming housing .' It cltlxenshlp.
Government Shoul I Protect Bond.
I believe this' g verrnment should
make Its liberty t id victory bonds
worth all that its patrtotlo cltisen
paid In purchasing threm, I believe
the tax burden impt led for war emer
gency must be revis -d to the needs of
peace and in the In erest of equity 111
distribution of the burden.
I believe the negro citizens ot Amer
ica should be guaranteed Hie enjoy
ment of all their rights, that they have
earned the full measure of citizenship
bestowed, that their sacrifices In blood
on the battlefields cf the republlo have
entitled thorn to nil ot freedom and
opportunity, all of sympathy and aid
that the American spirit of fairness
and justice demands. I believe there
is an easy and open path to righteous
relationship with Mexico. It has seem
ed to me that our undeveloped and
uncertain and Infirm policy has made
us a culpable party to the government
al misfortunes In that land. Our re
lations ought to be both friendly and
sympathetic. We would like to ac
claim a stable government there and
offer a neighborly hand In pointing out
the way to greater progress. I fco
lieve In law enforcement. If electod
I mean to be a constitutional president
and It Is Impossible to Ignore the con
stitution, unthinkable to evade the
law, when our every commitol Is to
orderly govornment.
The four million defenders on land
and sea were worthy of the boBt tradi
tions of a people never warlike In
pence and never pacifist In war. They
commanded our pride, They havo our
gratitude which must have genuine ex
pression. It is not only a duty, It la
a privilege to see that the sacrifices
made shall be requltted and that those
still suffering from casualties and dis
abilities shall be abundantly aided and
restored to the highest capabilities of
citizenship and .its enjoyment
American Womanhood Praised. j
The womanhood of America, always I
its glory, Its Inspiration and the potent
uplifting force In Its social and spirit
ual development. Is about to be en
franchised. Insofar as congress can
go the fact Is already accomplished.
My party edict, by my recorded vote,
by personal conviction, I am commit
ted to this measure of Justice. It Is
my earnest hope, my ulncere desire,
that the one needed state vote be
quickly recorded in the affirmation of
the right of equal suffrage and that
the vote of every citizen Bhalf be past
and counted on the approaching elec
tion. And to the great number of ncble
women who havo opposed in. convic
tion this tremendous change in the
ancient relation of the sexes as ap
plied to government I venture to plead
that they will accept the full respon
sibility of enlarged citizenship and
give to the best in the republic their
suffrage and Bupport. This Is net only
fnriitnto people but a very common
Bcnse people with vision high but their
feet on the earth, with belief In them
selves and faith In Ood, whethnr ene
mies threaten from without or menac
from within, there is some indefinable
voice saying "Have confidence in the
republlo: America will go on."
- $250,000 Timber Said.
Spokane. Waah. Purchase of pear
ly 100,000,000 feet of while pine tim
ber on a tract five miles north of Mt
allne. Wash., for approximately 2t0,
000 by the Ohio Match company wa
announced here.
kourth Division Cots to Camp Lewis.
Washington. The war department
haa Issued Instructions for the fourth
division to move from Camp Dodg.
Iowa, to Camp Lswis, Wash.
ITER ANSWERS
Claims Jealousy Prompted At
tack Before Council on
Tubercular Sanitarium.
EXPLAIN ITS PURPOSES
Say That Beat of Clare la Taken of
Tubercular Patient and That
Every Precaution I Taken to
Prevent Spread of Disease.
Maintaining that strict care la
taken of tubercular patients and
that the attack made upon him Is for
purely jealoua reaaona. Dr. V. L.
Ruiter today responded to the charge
made against him at the city coun
cil at its Monday night session.
Some ot our ethical brethern, ap
pear to be highly agitated over the
health and welfare ot the commun-
ty," Dr. Ruiter Says. "It appeara
hat they hare directed an attack on
this institution alleging that we are
menacing the health of other res
idents of the 'lty. In their own case
they give ttfelr tubercular patients a
little cough syrup and allow them to
expectorate on the streets, use the
nnblls drinking fountains: eat from
diBb.es at public restaurants and en
joy all the privileges o)r a lieaitny
person. In this Institution a patient
carries his or her own sanitary nan
kin, which Is burned Immediately
after being used for expectoration.
Every person has Individual towels.
and such urticles, and has Individual
dishes which are sterilized each time
"fer bclns used, ratlsnts aro cer
tainly allowed to go about, aa fresh
air Is iho best cure for consump
tion, and our highly ethical friends
recognize the sumo fact, but our pa
tients are warned against expecto
rating on the streets or sidewalks,
nre not allowed to use the public
drinking fountains or to use dishes
at any confectionery or restaurant,
or come in contact with other peo
ple.
In regard to our Chadwlck street
annex, we were forced to Ulna some
place for the care of our patients
when we were burned out of our
present building. We had no place to
take them except there and until our
oullcllng could be repaired, we are
thoroughly renovating and Improv
ing our present building and as soon
as the work is completed wo expect
to abandon the annex. When we ro
ocenpy our main building, we will
be thoroughly equipped and will
have a number of trained nurses.
We do not need a regular physi
cian for this is an open sanitarium
and any patient has the right to em
ploy any doctor they deBtre and our
Institution is open to anyone who
may care to come to us tor care and
treatment.
"Regarding the use of morphine
we do riot advocate Its use and I am
willing to wager the sum of l.oou
that with the apparatus we use for
stopping pain, that by our simple
electrical treatment I can slop th
worst case in quicker time than by
using morphine.
"There Is. I understand, some ob
lection to our proposed Winchester
sanitarium. The contract calls for all
sewerage to be emptied Into a septic
mnk and from there carried tnrougn
our nwn nrlrate sewer" to a point BOO
vards below the wincnester aam.
We have no building within 600 feet
nf the river. Our building sites are
above the highway ana tne innci is
drained by using a 4 foot concrete
ditch which empties Into the river
20ft vards below the dam.
"in our Institution we are using
every poRslliln means to prevent the
spread of tuberculosis. This Is the
purpose for which we are working.
It Is our purpose to quarantine so
far s possible our patient and re
store them to health.
The building about which the
statements were made Is not to be
used for tubercular patients. It Is a
fireproof hospital which will cot In
the neighborhood of $130,000 and
will be thoroughly modem through
out. It will be open (for all of Doug
lr.s county.
Train Kills Three
At Alford Station
Northbound train number 18,
leaving Hoseburg at 7:36 yesterday
morning, struck an auto at Alford
nation, between Halsey and Harrls
burg, yesterday at 11:46 and killed
three of the occupants. The driver
of the car, P. ScherlmBher, of San
PranclBCo, and two women who have
not been Identified, were killed, an1
a six-year-old boy was possibly fatal
ly Injured. Mr. Scherlmsher was v
terribly Injured by the collision that
ho Aft ru'fore the train carrying the
party reached Halsey. The names of
the other members of the parly
could not be learned. The two women
expired on board the train before It
reached Albany, where It was
planned to place them In the hospi
tal. The child, though badly Injured,
la thought to have a chance of life.
The crossing where the aectde;it
occurred Is considered a dangerous
one, and It Is supposed that In cross
ing the track the driver heard the
coming train before he caught sight
of It, and was said hy witnesses to
have looked In the wrong direction
aa he drove upon the crossing.
A message from Halsey stated that
after an Investigation the only con
clusion to be reached was that the
victims of the accident belonged W
one family. The coroner ot Linn
county Is now on the ground making
an Investigation,,
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8bUtVI.NO WITH MARINES.
George R. Morris, son of Mr. Ell
Morris of this city, who enlisted in
the U. 8. Marine Corps In May at
the Portland recruiting station, is
now serving with the U. 8. Marines
station at Civile, P. I., and has en
rolled with the Marine Corps Insti
tute at Quantlco, Va., to take up one
of the many courses offered by the
Institute through correspondence.
Morris, like many others, has taken
advantage of the Marine Corp
training and has succeeded as near
as possible to perfecting hlniaelf
physically, and now Intends gutting
a little more education at the ex-
puusu ot Uncle sain.
Wonderful Results
at Seventy From
Internal Baths
Mrs. L. M. Waldla, 2043 National
Ave., Sun Diego, Cal., writes Tyrrell's
Hygonlc Institute ot New York as
follows:
"Within the last month have had
wonderful results and all lnflamma
tlon has nearly subsided. I could
hardly expect a woman over 70 to
receive benefit from a trouble.of long
standing-as quickly aa a younger
porson. Money could not buy my
'J. D. L. Cascade" if I could not get
another"
It Is difficult to believe how many
internal troubles Internal bathing
will relieve until you realize that
nhyslcians agree that 96 of human
ailments aro caused by accumulated
waste In the lower InteBtlne.
The "J. n. L. Cascade," the scien
tific metned ot Internal bathing, re
moves, in a perfectly natural way
all poisonous waste, and has been so
successful In promoting health that
over half a mlllon intelligent Ameri
cans are now using It regularly.
It Is the invention of Chas. A. Tur
rell, M. D., of New York, who for 25
years was a specialist on Internal
Rathing, and it is now being shown
and explained by Nathan Ful'.erton,
Cans St., Roseburg, Ore.
He will give you on request a very
Interesting booklet on Internal Bath
ing by Dr. Tyrrell, "Why Man of To
day Is Only 50 Efficient."
Ask for It today and know more
nbout yourself and your functions
than you ever have before.
WARRANT VOl WHITNEY
Sherlflr Quine yeitirdny recelvod
a warrant from the Sheriff of Clarke
eounty, Washington, asking for the
arrest of W. H. Whitney, director of
the Whitney Hoys chorus which ap
peared here Sunday. It Is clnlmed
that Whltnay lusued several checks
which were noi covered by sufficient
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OPPORTUNITY
IS WORKING OVERTIME
"Opportunity hasn't missed a working day since
th Garden of Eden wa laid out in iiuiiJU; lots."
Po wrote a popular writer six years ago. But that
waa before the war.
Today opportunity Is not only putting In a full
day's work, between sun-up and sun-dowa, but It
Is working overtime. The country has never been
so prosperous.
Take advcrtlslug, tor Instance.
There's opportunity right here in these page
for the men who sell.
for the men and women who buy.
Don't miss the advertisements. They are guide
posts to better buying. Tbey will save you money.
PAINTS, VARNISHES, ENAMELS. Etc
Diuy rooms dampen many a housewife's
interest in the home.
Keeping the woodwork, walls, floor and
furniture looking bright and new helps to
make her home life well worth while.
A few dollars spent for FULLER Prod
ucts will work wonders. It will put "rays
of sunshine" into the borne.
trmmch iVmm
Miff.
funda while In Vancouver. A war
rant waa Issad If or his arrest and
bonds fixed at 1100. The local sheriff
forwarded the warrant to Medford
where the boyj are scheduled to ap
pear. It Is quite probable that the
matter will be settled without dif
ficulty. WHEN YOU LEAVK TOWN
this summer It's a good move to have
the News-Review follow you to your
vacation home. L,et us mall It to you
dally Just phone 13S or write our
ubucriprion department and well
ee that it comes to you regularly.
YESTERDAY'S MARKET LOWER
PORTLAND, July 21 Cattle are
holding steady In the live stock mar
ket. Butter and eggn are also un
changed. 8heep price are unstable.
valley lambs brought from 8 1-4 to
10 1-4 cents.
OPE.V I'XDER NBW MANAGEMENT.
Herrick house home cooked meals.
Mrs. D. Y. Allison In charge. Th
best ot service and food.
GAS SUPPLY IS DOWN.
The local tilling station are again
displaying the "No Gas" signs, and
the securing ot gasoline was s dif
ficult task today for those wanting
fuel for pleasure purposes. The lo
cnl Standard Oil plant has some cs
oline, but Is reserving It strictly for
necessities. A car from Los Angeles
is long overdue and Is expected .at
any time. There was some delay In
shipment because ot the Inability to
secure a tank car.
Mrs. Nettle Shepherd, a cousin of
W. 8. Conine, stopped off here en
route east by the northern line, and
will remain for a short time as a
guest at the Deer Creek farm.
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