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Newspaper Page TextTE8IV, AVaVWt SI, 10. rutm Twff RO8EB0RQ NEWS REVIEW l.aur! Uallr Eaeepl S.ader. B. Halca L. Wlatberlir Bert U. Bain HO'BHCIill-TlON HAT KB Pally, per year, by mall ....,1400 Pally, an munlha, by malt 100 My carrier, per nionin v The Aaaoclated Preea la exclusively entitled lu lite u.e for republlraUon uf all newe dl.patchoe credited to It or not otherwise credited In thla paper and alao the local newa puoii.nea nere In. All rlKhta of republication of ape clal dlapatchea herein are alao reaerved. Entered aa aecund-claaa matter May 17. 1.20, at the poat omce ai no.euure, Oregon, under the Act of March t. 17. KofcoburK. Oregon, Aug. SJ. ItWO. TTRKEiTSIGNIa. The world is rather fed up with treaties, and the signing of another awakens 111 tie interest. Yet the signing of the peace pact by Turkish representatives at Sevres, France, on August 10, was worth more than passing notice. Tho last or the four central pow ers that stood against the world In the greatest of wars has now form ally made peace. That fact Is In It self memorable. Kxcept for the do lay of the United Slates, the war l definitely finished. Such scattered wars aa are still going on In Europe and Asia have no direct connection with the main war. The Russian Polish war is such a conflict as might have occurred at any time be tween two amblllous and envious neighbors, and the war waged by the Greeks and French against a section of the Turks Is little more than s policing campaign to suppress rebels against the TurklHh government which agreed to this peace. The treaty marks not only the end of the war but the end of Turkey. II means the Anal collapse of a world power which has played a vast role In modern history. Once the ruler of all western Asia, southeastern Ku rope and northern Africa, master of the Holy Lands of three out of four of the world's great religions, chief foe of Christianity and menace to Christendom, Turkey Is now shrunken to a mere toe-hold In Eu rope and a fragment of Asia Minor, with all her power drained and her prestige gone. Any day she may be ousted from Constantinople by the eager Greeks, with the consent of the allies. The barbarous oriental who has lorded It so long over so much of clvillzntion slinks back to his native orient, still a barbarian. WHAT NtOI-Tr TO 11UHSIA? What shall It profit Russia to Rait, the victory over Poland If Itusslant still go hungry, ragged and cold, with nothing they can cull their own? Limine tiimself Is credited with thi statement that the llusslan peopl cannot go,, through another wlnli'i like the past. Kecent Associated Press reports show an appalling slt uallon. Hlberla has been stripped of grain and goods for the benefit of holsho vist Hussla. Southern Russia ha' less than hulf a crop of grain he cause of drought. The Don coal bas ins are producing little, so that rail roads and Imlualrli-B depend mainly on wood for fuel. The army Is stead ily draining the country'! food stocks. Women, girls and boys are replacing men In all kinds of labor. Hundreds of dormant factory stacki tn the Industrial Bectlons from Omsk to the Urals show how Industry hut broken down. Trotsky Is quoted at admitting that the device of drafted "working armies" has failed where skilled labor wbs needed. The out put of the factories still operating U absorbed by the army. The delug of paper money has forced a return to the primitive method of barter. The peasants are refusing to co operate wllh the soviet government and raising only what food they need for themselves. Will the crushing of war-Impoverished Poland give those Russian cities any more food, or those peas ants any more of the comforts of lite? CHKAl'KIt FOOD. In a summer somewhat conducive to pesuiiiilsui, Ilradslreet's food In dex has a note of cheer. For the first week In August It was 14. 63 That figure represents the price of one pound each of 31 leading article! of food. The figure for the corresponding week last year was 15 26. The year's decrease Is seen to be quite appre ciable. Furthermore, there was a decrease from the previous week which, though slight In Itself, shows tho trend and suggests s consider able decrease to come. The drop of 72 cents in the past 12 months tuny be more than that for the next 12 The fine showing of the crops on August 1 sirengihens this hope. The price sltuntton In other par ticulars Is less reuanurlng. Shoes and clothing. In geueral. indicate a de cline, but fuel. niHiiy building ma terials and most kinds of mnnufiir tured goods and raw material re main at high levels. Food, however. Is the most Important thing. Wh-u food becomes really plentiful and cheap, general price levels are bound to fall. A Chicago store, announcing a sale, explains that it "purchased these woolens when prices were lot per cent lower." Ask little Willie to figure out what percentage of profit that store must have been making on the stuff. Doot! have been discovered In l&ztl ... j:5 ?v.t c-M. h the leather still good. Boy. page Governor Coolldge. and ask him m compare 'em with those grand father's shoea he'! wearing on the farm. Maybe prohibition la causing the unreel, as the wet reformers Insist; but we've seen quite a bit of unrt stirred tip by the Demon Hutu at one time and another. Ponal has merely been profiteer ing In a new way. .Many more emi nent citlien than Ponsl has added 60 cents to every dollar he turned over, Jo leas than SO day. With 3,000,000,000 bushel! of corn, there ought to be euough fur the Iwks and the humane too. , Whsre'i that old mush kettle? ' It it til) true that one of the chief Limai nt fralifhl nnir,.ihnn la I ho ui of freight can a storage houses. 8trange how, since the kick was taken out of drink, there's so much more talk about water-power! They lay there's no kirk In soda water, and yet every little while some soda fountain blows up. If silk shins "keV-p coming down, the poor working mun will soon be driven to cotton again. IIIU HT.V OX MOVIES. NEW YORK, Aug. 24. The world needs more movie houses, say the theatrical architects 10.000 of them right away. In England, France, Italy, Scandinavia, Germany. Ciecho Slovakla. India, Japan, Australia, where the movies have sprung into sudden popularity, waiting lines of movie fana atand for aeveral hours each night In the hope of getting in side. tdvertls! In the News-Review. Gas and Acid Stomach Relieved In Two Minute! by taking a heaping teaapoonflll of JOiO in a glass of hot water. Absolutely harmless. Sold by All Druggists. Spiritualism! Chas. C. Clifford and Co. In the most gigantic exhibition of the kind staged THE LIBERTY THEATRE Friday Night, August 27th, 8 O'clock Sharp FREE Doors open 7 o'clock Commercial Abstract Co. (Incorporated) Under New Management J. K. .tct I INTOCK, ITreldent J er-e-fcwjaassA, ;. , I.. V.. MKLINTtKK. Secretary. Abstracts, Insurance, Maps, Notary Public rromi Ser.ire lpendhle Work First State and Savings Bank Building rtioae t4s. TllF.K VIEU BAKED API-LBS. NEW HAVEN, Conn., Aug. 24. Connecticut stilt tops the union for veracity. A report from South Nor walk sayi that a tree struck by lightning yielded baked apples, while in Torrlngton an assiduous reporter found thirty electrocuted birds un der another stricken tree. Too Fat? EASY, HOME SELF TREATMENT OvertoutneM weaken the liver be cnute sluggish fal accumulates, heart action become weak, fJT energy fails work it an M effort and the beauty of the figure ia destroyed. Fatexcesi ia unhealthy, Mt shortens lives of many. Don't allow your health tu be ruined through tTdeo of unhealthy fat. Urcomt alemUrl and tmtvt tima daily in the open air; ,tha deeply. Get front any drupft-ial a bos korein and follow Koreio system simple ectiona that coma with it Weigh yourarlf sod take pout ntcaaur atenU every week. Continue reducinu until you are down to normal. Korein yatrro ia ab frlutety harmleia. is pleasant, and even a few 4rt" treatment Is likely to show a nuucsabk leOuctioa, Leirioneof testimonial. Korein system (pronounced iorn) has succeeded when other remedies. arantee that you reduce to 60 pounds, (whatever you need to) or cost you nothingl Buy Korein it any busy pharmacy, follow direction!. Show stout Incadi thia etfsariimmin. To All 21 Hours of Phenom 2 enal Entertainment 3 Great wonderful Features See the Ouija Board, Materilization, Table Rapping, The Great Trance Seance, and The Receiving of Mes sages. Absolutely FREE! No Children No One Under 18 Years Admitted Curtain 8 p. m. Sharp neewoiuihle Prices ItOSMU'lvO. OHKUOS. etc, have failed. It Is the L delight ol those who wish f yl tolmprovetbeirngureand w" T to acquire s young, active X. appearance. $100.00 LOVE and MARRIED LLFE1 .bq. tlto noted autjior Idah MSGlons Gibson THE STILL, SMALL VOICE. I lat for a long time In the dimly lighted room Just outside of the one we were using for the baby's I nursery. Again 1 had that peculiar feeling of waiting; and watching waiting tor sometning. i irieu to make myself think that I was wait ing for Miss Parker to call me and tell me that my baby waa out of danger. But I knew that waa not what I waa waiting for, because I still had that peculiar feeling, that our grandmothers used to call "a macb." It wasn't nausea, noli her waa it falnlness, but for all that. It was a terrible sensation. I caught myself pressing my hand across my sto mach and I must have had rather an agonised look on my face, be cause Miss Parker, coming Just then, suld: "Doe! your !tomach pain you, Mra. Gordon?" "No. I don't think so," was my somewhat hesitating reply. "Oh, I know," she said, "it Is your nerves. Hadn't I better give you something to quiet them?" "No," I answered, "I do not want to go to sleep." "Hut you should sleep, Mrs. Gor don." "I can't sleep until Mr. Gordon comes home. I cannot see what is keeping him. He said he would be home early." Again a voice seemed to whisper in my ear: "Don't you know that when your husband Is out with Eli zabeth Moreland neither of them notes the passing of time?" "But, If it Is as I Buspect the end of It all," I admonished the voice, "John will this time remem ber what he said to me at the house and he will be trying to break away and come to me." "Do you think he will remember It," whispered the voice, "when he la with her?" "I hate Jealousy!" I said, splte- runy and aloud. "Did you speak?" asked Miss Parker, coming Into the room. "Yes, my dear, I did, but I dirt It Involuntarily." And then because I was so lonely, becausr, I wanted someone to talk to me and because I knew that my baby must now be sleeping quietly, I repeated. "I hate jealousy.' I was not sure whether Mla Par ker surmised anything Ifrom the sentence. If she did, she was 1.1k enough not to allow me to know, as she answered, "I. too, Mrs. Gor don, have always thought that Jeal ousy was rather a mark of weak ness. When one Ib Jealous of an other, it always seemed to me that one admits that the other must be To Our Customers:- The only way to paint economically ia to FOROET GALLON PRICE and figure cost by area cover and years ot life. 8WP covers one-third more area than patnta which are cheaper per gallon. It lasts twice as long without re-palntlng, ao re quire! half the material and lubor costs. On that basis, 8WP is the cheapeet-per-gallon outside painl you could buy. BWP Is the best prepared house paint That la why w sell It. Now Is the time to consult us about your house painting. Prepare to do it thli fall before the rains fill the wood with -moisture. Oil and water do not mix well and It will be better to fill cracks, crevices and exposed pores of wood with Unseed oil and pigment now while water la absent. CHURCHILL HARDWARE COMPANY WVW,IAAVW1 . - - Let Us Show You and Quote You Prices on UNIVERSAL Lighting Plants J. F. BARKER & CO., ltOHWItl'l.n IMri.KMKNTS Al'TOaMUBlLLfl WE Edison MAZDA LAMPS Douglas County iighUand Water Co. superior, for how could on be iealoua of an Inferior person 7 "Sometimes, Miss Parker," I said "Jealousy ia the outcome of hurt pride. One hates to feel that the person one lovea can aee eomethlng greatly to admire In another, nut from either standpoint. It shows up just as you say. It is a despicable Dassion: I do not think I have It Oh. of course, once in a while I Ifeel a little twinge of hrt pride that might come to any mun or woman, but I smother it as quickly as I can. I suppose that li the rea son I said out loud, 'I hate Jeal ousy.' " "Surely, Mrs. Gordon, you have no reason to be Jealous ot anyone T tx'Ao thlnklnir toriav. rather envl- ouV of you. You have beauty. In tellect, rlcbea. health, a oeautirui baby and a fine husband. What more could you want, and, having all these, whom could you find to be lealous of?" A little stirring of the baby called Miss Parker from me and us she left. I thought: "How little those (who live with us and see us every day. know us." Miss Parker had 'evidently seen nothing and she had been contrasting her life and mine. She probably thought that tfate was I unkind, for Miss Parker was a very handsome. Intellectual woman. 1 'wonder If Miss Parker would ex change places with me tonight If she knew all that waa seething In my heart? Again that Indefnable sensation of weight. I curled up on the divnn and pulled its silken cover over me. I determined that If Miss Parker came In again, 1 would allow her to think I was asleep. The hour! dragged and my eye had that Bin art that one geta from sleeplessness. Conscientiously I tried to go to sleep, for I felt that It was useless to expect John from hour to hour. But I could not relax, each nerve, each muscle was drawn taut. I felt that my mouth was closed tightly, I could not think of anything ex cept that I was listening, listening. waiting. And then the telephone bell Janeled, on my rasped nerves. TOMORItOW A Strange Voice, COST OF HIHTHS IXCItEASES. NEW YOltK. Aug. 24. The high cost of living has reached both ex tremes of life now. In other words, It costs more to be born and more to die. Even the stork shows sign? of profiteering. At the Lying-in Hospital where 4518 babies were born In 1919, the average cost per birth was $70.04. Three years ago It was about half that sum. -l-,,-.n ru-u-u-u-u. n.n.riri.ru i.r.rm nj-ij-ur,-. now rh tvTku TRACTORS SELL CLASSIFIED COLUM AM, NBW CLASSIFIED ADVERTISE OTC NTS WILL BB FOl'Kn , -PAUB VNDBB HEAOUVO NEW TODAY. U" WANTED. WANTED TurMrK large r mall. uoyr uro. rnune n-in. WANTUDTwu prun picker. J. W. mon isomer jr. uayi reeK, un WANTED 12 or ltV prun ptcKtra, 1 tre ihakura, also sum man In diir. J. O. iiftcon. Uropnua. Oregon. WANTED Woman or girl for confec tionary work. Apply FouUb Confwo tlonery. tVANTKU Middle uged woman Would like position to do housework. In quire 547 Mill street. WANTKD Prune pickers. Dick- BalJ wln, Myrtle Creek, ore. Thone No. WANTED A woman or glri td do gen era. housework In a family of two. Apply to Florence Aiken Banks, lit So u t h Main St. Tel ephone 41 -J. WANTKU Prune pickers. Good pick ing, aod camping grounds, write fur particulars. Phene U-X3. Win. P. Weaver. Myrtle Creek. Oregon. WANTED An x-Montana cowboy, blond, 40, 6 ft. 10 inches high, wishes to correspond with a lady under 6. Address Victor Ore h man, Med ford, Ore. ,enral PHIvery. FOIL KENT. FOR RENT Furnished small J -room house. Cor. X 1 If Brockway. KUUA1 AND llOAKD For men. In pri vate house. iZt N. Main. FOR BENT Safety deposit boxei ltnseburg National Ba n k. MlSCIXLAXlvOVS. 3AEFTT FIRST Secure a safety de posit box for your valuable papera at ui ttosfcpurg jmionai uana WEIX DRILLING R, E. Helnet-lman. driller. R. 1. Roseburg. Phone -F6. LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE If you have livestock of any kind for sale or ex change, list It with Dr. R. E. Hunt, jjgg Oak St., Roseburg. MONEY TO LOAN 20-year rural credit farm loans, lew Interest rate. 120,000 local money to loan on good real estate. First mortgage, tfeo U. F. Rice, of Rice Rice. 1X)ST AND FOUND. LOST New Firestone automobile tire, mounted on Dodge rim. Finder notify this omce. ttcward STRAYED Jersey arid Shorthorn iieirer. about it months oia. inaer pleaue notify W. B. Henxe, Alexan der Addition. fOCND Center aide curtains for auto. Owner may get same at this ottlce by paying for thla adv. FOUND Lady's "black silk coat. Owner please call at News-Review office for FOR SALIC TOR BALE New house. Will be sold cheap. Inquire 917 Bo. Main St. FOR SALE OR TRADE A-l work team. 1600 lbs., and harness, value 375. Want a Ford, young cattle or sheep. T. A., News-Review. yllTS WIFE, NUT HEH TAULE. NEWARK, N. J., Aug. 24. A hus band may board wllh his wife, eat at her table and still be charged with deserting her, according to an opin ion of Special Master Child. He recommended a decree of divorce for the wife, Mrs. Andreas Blum, who sued her husband on the ground uf desertion. It was brought out that the husband took a room In his wife's house after he deserted her and ale his mealsw ith her and the children. advertise In the N.we-R.vlew. MOTHER! "California Syrup of Figs" Child's Dest Laxative Accept "California" SyruD of Figs only look for the name California on the package, then yon are sure, your child Is having the best and moit harmless physic for the little stomach, liver and bowels. Children love its fruity taste. Full direction! m each bottle. You must say "Cali fornia." R. B. Muni D. T. . f. M Antlea B. . D. T. kt. Nls-ht Fheae i Nltht Pb.a. HUNT ANTLES' eswtaarr svcmu. P. ewe W Offle. M Oak M. Rmkorc Or. We Buy at BERGER'S BARGAIN STORK Hides), Mohair, Rag, ' Robber, Old Metals, Papers and Boms. A Oood Una of Second Hand " ..... - I Caaa and Pin! Sta. DOUGLAS COUNTY TAXIDERMY r AND TANNING CO. rsn.r K mini ,f yurm Manufacterers of MtilTa, Pnr Shout !ee Throw.. Vvr Cote III Cape. Ale mount aeaae e.! animal of all klnoa, J. w. uurarjima, rne. Res. bur j. Ore rea. FOR 8ALE I ahoat. -OR BALE One black tnZ T years old, weighs iz?r i, true. Mioni iC.p ,r utid Koseburg. HjcW rrku a a i ... "eight about 24(,g7 .yo1unf .Oo'M, NOTICE Ho-a lor m.Tr-pla-a. and shoa, Vu,'"." i "'""! i"ey. Oregon. " : FOB SALE 1600 0, "chiaTTT-"-o. b. aiauon. No ainui i fi I Oakland r.. "lv. Slio.r H. F i. FOK BALK Old rowth nr"!- arrub wood. 14.6 ., ?!.? i?4 i FOR SALB-rOn paved road "7 - dr. Hoi,,.. ? llV wl,h'Lt' FOR BALK Duroc Jer.eiT FOK aVAXE Prune trees Itan: I.. Sue; to a ft.. "V ' I. . sue; to . Toe. R. L 5V" miles wat of Roaeburg. Ore. 1 Owner. Phone llo-Y V FOR SALE 2(10 cord- . .,- vllle. FOR SALE Buiek model 17 "TTT shape. Will demonstrate n cusssT f- iutt; FOH.tiAL.lC Horae. well,. l-,,.,. ,kr- year. old. barjfaln. Ph, .--; A. Calhuun. u t iui, ' r. FOR SAL.E The followlnS3-rr all lu drat class condli'n: v,, c.un. 1 Chevrolet, $7&u. -tttti. i V i ii K "O.eoure Ore I .L'ltlllOH liOOKgPRiNusCOAn E. J , .r. V,". ' J u AL.i. 10 acre., on, mn, K. 7.'.,.' ...... room lutut r V, 5 acre. In ,M low Newtowua, II acre, in corn. U crop and tools to will, Si it ,uu act quicK. R w Slovll, Alexander Addition. FOR SALECorner road. s'toran.': ral merchandl.e, Melro.e. urHi miles from lto.eburtf; Incluilei thla year. Good 8-room house, m mgt, barn, other outbuilding,: inu irult; all in nr.t-claa. .Iiape. Slr. by house, well lighted, will atock of md.e. at Invoice. PUci fiouu, wun .2&uu down. baUnci term., it. Biuoos. aielro.e. Or. j WHEN YOU IJAVK TOW.1 this !ummr It'i a good mors to in, tba News-Review follow you to jroarl i vacation horn. Lr. us mail It to joy daily just phone 135 or writ, our ubssrlpfion department aid Will that It cornea to you regularly. Am now booking orders for din old chicks for 1921 delivery fro;. high producing Tnncred strain Vim Leghorn!. Karl vosburgh, 701 rul lerton St., Uoseburg. TREI.PA88 NOTICE. All persons are hereby warned not to fish, hunt, or trap, with or wilt- out dogs, on the Mrs. 0. W. Jut ranch, lying between Roseburf mi the North Umpqua river. If caugbt tbsy will b prosecuted. T. E. WARE, Rsstir. BATTERIES! No. 1 Buick Battery No. 2 Buick Battery fail No. 1 Chevrolet Battery..38.l No. 2 Chevrolet Battery. 20. For Other Cars Plce on Application. MOTOR SHOP GARAGE Agency Buick and CticrroM 441 K. Jackson St. RoMbvf- HUNTER AND GUIDE Pack horses furnished. Writs la dates. BEltT WELLS, Camas Valley, Ot Sheet Metal Work OF ALL KINDS J.H.SINNIGER II OAK STREET PHONB PROFESSIONAL CARDS ms. r. D. OWBSI . Cot now.rs. " H9. J W. Css. bk. "M. A. ptttten i'MropSf Physician, til W. Lan. 8k , If U what we think and not what we do that makes ot what we are. There HAPrr THOrGHT in every bottle of SUPERIOR SODA. KOSEBURS DAIRY AND SODA WOWS . rriOiEC- OPEN ALL SMflg Piano Department Hemline-Moore Conservatoti Violin and Physical Education Department Closed Until SepWBber.