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fe-'-iajea ROBKUURO MEWH It KVIEW issued uaitr Rseept kdidir. BrTllliL7 W fmbirlf Bert ti. B Pally, pr year, bjr mail 4 00 Dally, ix month, by mfttl . 1.0 By Carrier, per month (0 The Associated Fress la exclusively n titled to th use fur republication at 41 newi dispatches credited to It or not otherwise, credited In thla papwr and also the local newi published here in. All rlKhta of republication of spe cial dipte.hs herein are also reserved. Entered sccond-ciass matter May 17, at the post office at Itoseburg, O-f-Mon, uimKt the Act of March 2, UVt. iuVH-lturK. Oregon, Jtulw ii-i, lSJlio Claims Opponents Have Mis construed Facts In State ments to Public. CITES LAW AUTHORITIES Clalma that Hill If 1'iiHMtl Will Not AlMjlb.li All Health Aitlvllle of Ktnto lloanl anil Will Not He UrtriiiirlitiU to llitllh. Tho following communication re- Karulnir Ihe antl-vacclnatlon bill has Just heen received from Attor ney Junius II. Ohiniirt. the rramer 01 Ihe measure. A strong campaign in being waxed loth fur anil agaltmt the bill, and the opponents and ad Iturnnta aro workhiK diligently tor Iholr respective Hides. Mr. Ohmart lays: To tho editor: Recently there have appeared In the pul'llc press, articles emanating from tho pulilic health authorities attacking the proposed Anti-Compulsory Vaccination Amendment to the Stato Constitution to be voted on by tho people at the coming elec tion, November 2nd. Tho health au thorities, In these articles, attempt to misconstrue and thus to mislead the public In reference to the scope of this amendment and Its opera tion, and with this object In view, sought and obtained an opinion from a deputy city attorney, that Heems to fit in wllh tho desires of the oppon ents of tho measure. The undersigned deems It his duty at this time, inasmuch as ho prepar ed tho Initially., petition incorni, rel ating this ai diuent for the Pub lic School Protective League of Ore gon to defend this amendment against theso nujust attacks. There ctin ;o found nothing In that ameudniont that can possibly war rant tho Impression being spre:d broadcast by the health officers that It will abolish the present laws or prevent the passage of any legisla tion In tho future covering reason able quarantlno and sanitary prac tices by tho health authorities. Most kit" tllu people rightly believe in quarantine and sanitary measures. Here Is Ihe proposed Antl-Com-pulsory Vaccination Amendment, which reads as follows: "No form of vaccination or Inor- Masuuerade dance at Win- Chester Saturday night. Oct. 80. erul. Includes al kinds of medical treatment. If so, then our frlendB in the cliv hall annarently have failed to apply the elementary rules of statutory construction In making their "analysis" of thla amendment for the Health Bureau. That this amendment will abolish all the health activities of the public .minorities: that It will result in in creased epidemics and deaths, that It will Increase the population of the underworld, etc.. are highly linagin Hive assertions, for which no basis 'an be found In this amendment If the legal rules of construction are i milled It Is an elementary principle of ftaiuiory construction long estab lished utu (ecngniieil everywhere, and sunnoried by a mass of proced Bins, that "When there are general words following particular and spe cific words, the former must 06 con fined to things of the same kind This Is known as tho rule or doc trine of elusdem generis." (Suther land on Statutory Construction, Vol. ' Sec. A21. III the case of Nichols vs. state. 127 Ind. 4ifi. Ihe rule is cb-arly stated: "Tho rule is that where words of a particular description In a statute are followed by general words Hint are not so specific and limited, unless (hero lie a rliwr man- IfesljiliiHi of a contrary iiuipiwr, the general words are to be construed as applicable to persons or things or caum of like kind to those ilesig naled by tho particular words." To Illustrate. Ill a statute are the words, warehousemen, wharfingers and ol her persons. ' The words "oth er persons" tho court holds "must be understood to refer to other per sone eiusdem generis, (same general character. I" viz.. those who conduct tho business of warehousemen and wharfingers with mime other pur suit, such as shipping, grinding or manufacturing." ( lllltcher vs. Com monwealth. 1113 I'a. St. 6.161 Many Illustrations from adjucated cases could be given if space permitted. Applying this principle to our amendment, the words "or other tneillciitlon." must bo understood to refer to any medication of tho same itencriil nature or character as de- pcrlbed by the words that precede the word "inedlciitlon mat is, any nrocess of lnle tlng infectious mat ter Into the blood or body of the Individual. It Is not the purpose of this amendment to prevent anyone from voluntarily snbniltllng to vaccination or to prevent any physician from vaccinating anyone who requests It. Hut It is clearly the purpose ana substance of the amendment to pro- vent vucrlnntinn being forced iy compulsory measures upon those who do not believe 111 tho so-called cltl- cacy of vaccination and who wish anil hmild have the right to protect themselves from Its deleterious and often disastrous and fatal effects. Authentic statistics ore abundant, notwithstanding the "statistics" of the doctors to the contrary, that In- oi-ul itlim is dangerous, causes luuc.i sickness, and porno deaths, and also plants the seeds in the human sys tem of future diseases. l-'o, Mr. and Mrs. Voter, do not be deceived by the misleading prop UR iMla of the American Medical As oclatlon and Ihose w ho are interested in forcing you lo defeat this amend ment; but go to the polls anil vole in ulntlon or other medical ion, shall be lii'ide a conilillon In ibis Slate for ,h ,;,,,. , humanity and md admission to or attendance In any fr,.,.(m bv voting Ve on the public, school, college university or ,in,minont entlllM "Antt-Cninpul- otner educational lnsutuiion; or lor B)r, v.,.mitliii Amendment." tho employment of any person In any . m .,,, ,(,,, nfrinnntlvo argil capacity, or for the exerc ise of any 1 , v ,n, i.l,Ue School League. right, me periiMinancu oi any uuiy. ..,., n the pamphlet en pates 21 or the enjoyment of any privilege.' ma,.,l to all voters in the There is tint mug in tins nmenii- Ht;,(t. Jl'NH S V. (ltlMAit r. Attorney at law. DOR N. W. Hank Ml'lg. llient that can warraul any such as sumption that It will prevent quar-j autluo of contagious disease and the enforcement of sanitary measures. Quarantine is not vaccination, Inoc ulation or meillcation. The only words that the oppon ents of this amendment can possibly select o nilsconst rue. Is tho phrase, "or other medlciitloii" In Ihe clause. "No form of vaccination, innclilat Ion r other iiwMicittlon.' They mlht Bridal Shower For Miss Stephenson j J luipllmentlnt Miss Mattle .Lee Stephenson, . ipopular and well known young lady of this city, Mrs. Herbert I). Quine and Miss Ueulah Jewett sponsored a bridal shower at the home of the former on Fitzer street last evening. Miss Stephen son's engagement to Archie B. Tay lor, proprietor of the Coos Hay Myrtle Point stage Hue. was recently announced, the wedding to take place early In November. The rooms of the Quine home were attractively arranged with dahlias, asters and quantities of autumn leaves. Muny beautiful gifts were re ceived by Miss Stephenson, consist ing of cut glass silver and many oth er dainty articles. A duinly luncheon was Berved by the hostess at a clev erly arranged table. A large doll bride surrounded by a delicate trac ery of autumn leaves occupied the center of the table, and the guests found their places by means of s.ma'1 couplets written) on "bride anil groom" place cards. The couplets were descriptive of the guests and when read aloud caused much merri ment. Halloween favors containing a small prize and a dunce cap were given each guest. Those seated at the table were Miss Mattle l-ee Stephen son. Miss Claytn Illack. Miss Clara Patrick. Miss Madge MlUer, Mrs. Woodley Stephenson. Mrs. Harley Watson, Mrs. Bert Hates., Mrs. John MrClintil'k, Mrs. James Goodman, Mrs. Herbert Quine and Miss lleulah Jewett. Social dunce at Winchester Satur day night, October 23. WU.I, FLASH ItKTlllNS. Arrangements have been made by J. W. Perkins whereby he will flash election returns on a Bcreen on his building on Cass street election night. Mr. Perkins will secure na tional and state returns and will also be furnished returns from county precincts. He has secured a project ing machine and will flash returns as fast as they are received over the wires. IN THE (JOOIl OLD DAYS. Judge J. C. Fullerton in speaking of the good old campaign days of 1876. when Tllden and Hayes were presidential candidates, recalled the manner in which the national returns were received In this city. Judge Fullerton states that at that time Walt Hamilton, now mayor of Hose burg, was a telegraph operator. Wall used to "tap the wires" every morning for over a month in an at tempt to ascertain the outcome of the election, and Judge Fullerton was olio of the faithful few who gathered at the telegraph office all during that time. The real results of the election were not known for nearly two months. DKKIt HINTKIt SHOOTS MAN. MAKPHFIELD, Or.. Oct! 21. Walter Kalo. 26. will probably die of a wound received from a rifle In the hands of T. M. Culver, a neigh bor, who mistook him for u deer, ac cording to reports. Mr. Culver's crops had suffered by doer eating his berry and other bushes. Last night he went lo the place where the deer had been jumping the fence. Noticing a movement In the bushes he r-hol uud Immediately was greeted with a cry from his victim. Kxatn inatiiill of the wound indicated Kaiuo's spinal cord was cut by the bullet. Kaino had been seeking a runaway horse. XOTICK TO I'l lILIC. contend that this phrase, being gen- Hloro. come and save. After October 20 we will conduct our blacksmith and Oyx. Acetylene CIIII.IKI-:VS WAIST I'MON SI lis iiusluess Independent or any associa- tion. Prices will be adjusted sccord A fleeced long sleeve and angle Ing to market conditions. All work b-iiRtb union suit with corset waist guarantied und prices right, combined. Makes a dandy garment i DKNNIS MATTHEWS, for fall and winter. Comes 2 to 12 o . v. ar sizes nt Jl.tiil per suit. I an s An early appointment means time for careful work. Clark's Studio. MFKF is Oil. " EXTBAOnnlSABY. WHICH WE HAVE HAD IX CONTEMPLATION FOB WEEKS, AX0 HF.Kfc IS Ol "J."' MAKlMi AT SOON AS POSSIBLE IN-OKDKIl THAT IT MAY BE 01 II HK SUPE I SACRIFICE RY! El AanimBaW l 1 ON Specials for Friday and Saturday j,i,.QT nfdmi und sacrifice reduction of the year. It will h nf tlia , We are placing on sale In this i"n Vn 7, ant demand and this Hosiery is the same that has nude our store . 7 S." fcW , , . SULTANA. You will reuum demand unu una nubu-rj " numo mat m-iu uur bio re a reputation k b r this brand. And besides, this la an unexampled opportunity to th Save on Yoiir Christmas Gifts by Buying Now! Sultana Silk Hose, Sultana Lisle, Mercerized and Cotton Hosp! Head these details- Owing to the great d " Pur. All silk ingrain full fashioned, silk top, Sultana, 3 pairs $750 Pure thread silk, mack fashioned, with mercerized top, Sultana, 3 pairs $6.00 Pure thread silk, mack fashioned, with mercerized top, Sultana, 3 pairs $5.00 Pure thread silk, mack fashioned, with mercerized top, Sultana, 3 pairs $3.00 Mercerized lisle, mack fashioned, Sultana, 3 pairs $2.00 Lustre lisle, mack fashioned, Sultana, 3 pairs $1,50 Fine combed cotton, Sultana, 3 pairs $1.25 Fine combed cotton, Sultana, 3 pairs $1.25 See the Hosiery Bargains in Our Window The Store That Is Making Prices Lower . Where the Sacrifice Sale Is in Full Blast Boys and Girls Club Participate COUVALL1S. Ore.. Oct. 2-WThe Hoys' and OirU clubs of the at;it will enrer liPHtork ihe Pacific International liveafi exposition at Portland November 13 to i!iHh. The Shedd Jersey dub of IJnn county will send five calves, the club in DouRlaa county will send four or live, and tho Claoknuis and ilnlt nomp.h clubs vill send six each. Special iuarirs will be provided by O. M. Plutnmer. niauaser of mo ex position for all boys who attend as members of jmlKlnx teams. Three Rirls. one from Klamath county and two from Coos, have signified their Intention of unending the exposi tion, and )u:irters are also being ar ranged for them. W ltKCK KILLS AUIAXV HOY AI.tlANY, Ore. Oct 21 Lloyd Heyne, l!( year old Albanv boy was killed about five o'clock today in an automobile wreck on the Cascadla road, four miles from Foster. Heyne and Sam Fredericks, also of this city were returning from a hunting trip hi tho mountains, when the enr skidded and upset. It was re ported that Heyne was caught un derneath the car in such a manner Zippy one-steps, rougfsh waltzes and snappy fox irota at Ihe land pro ducts dunce, armory, Saturday night. UAll.V UKATUf.lt m:ronT. V. f?. Wfntlur bureau. !! office. RoMtiurx, Or ok on, 2i hours ending & i . m : t'rrclpttntlon In ItirhrM and lltisdredtha UiKtifSt t.'Iiin-i:i1 lire Mlluy .. .'7 l,.trst tfiilp.Tiit mi- iiiMt lllKbt .. 4 I '1 . ipltiit Ion. liiNt ''l bourn t'fi Avt'fiiKti pt-ct'lp. fnuii S'M't. 1. 17 2 7 Total i.ci'SM from H.-pt. 1. t:Jl... 3. Jo N'nrinal pri'ip. fur this month.... 2 1 Tnl:il pii't ip, Miii e liist ut mi.ntll. 3-7 J t !;tl' Avpr:iKf pri ip. fi 0111 Sept. 1. 1 h"7 Total exofH. from Sept- 1. 1 1 - . - -A vcniue pi wip'taT ion fur 43 wet h'iihoiih (Sept to May, Inc. )... ..1 1.47 Foreiast to 8 p. m. fur south western Oregon: WEEIi Great Closing-Out Sale Bellows Store Offers: $40 TO $60 WOOL DRESSES AT $19.75 11. r- Ik a womli i fttl tiffi-riiiR In ohimi' ami Miss. S-tr.. nml Trictlno nr.'!, n. ntly made in stasii'i l.it rsl mylf. A vory unusual off. ring to 5011: 1. util.irly M'lllim from Jin no to $60.00; to close ..$19.75 MUWHUH SATURDAY ONLY, YARD 29 CENTS ItPKUlar 60c to 65c Kru.l.- tit Long Cloths ami Nin'ok. lull yard wlili-. (xliu tin", n(t fluisli, won.l. rful for nuikitiK iTli1; for Sat unlay only, yaril .FC "15TO $27 PARASOLS,140FF. For Saturday we place on vale about 5n high grade Silk Parasols in blues, purples, r d, brown; wry clever, odd and distinctive handles; secure your favorite now at rvducedli $40.00, $45.00, $50.00 and $55.00 COATS, $29.65 ,n.,h:..c:r$29.65 For Sntnrilay the Coal l nartim-ut w III placo on Ml.' ai ut :o coats In Ih. .'nn- noi't lylc, collar i tfrctii. made from ixrcllint nil wool luati'riala and ldc Tnge of colorj, Saturday only Overcoats warm and comfortable, attractive in both price and quality. Tailored to fit you from the cloth you like. At a price that will please your pocketbook. Come in today and order 'y"r fall Overcoat. We guarantee you'll be well pleased. thrt he BlratiKleil to dpnth. Fred cricks was cot hurt seriously. A X XOl'.VCEMEXT. I will be at my office on and after Nov. 1, to resume my practice as usual. DM. G. J: BACHEH. Advertise In the Kows-Revlew. Hiram ScroRsby, of Pumpkin Ca ter, states that he'll be at the iui products dance Saturday night it iv armory wearing his new boott, .Mrs. Howard Smith, of Oaklut who has been visiting Mr Jot Banks and Mrs. Eliza Hunt latin city for the past three daya, retinnd this morning to her home. CLASSIFIED COLUMN ALL JVKW CLV.ASSIFIKD ADVERTISE! MM NTS UIIX II K POIND OH LUT VAGK IN OKU IIKA1HNO NKV TUDAV." WANTED. VAXTKI Turkeys. larKe o Buyur Uroa. jVhone 14-KH. V A x T K 1 To rem a Kod v ioli n. 1'hf. ru 1 hi -U VATK1 Liventiick for co-operative shipment. 1'lione 3- W ANt"l::T Woman to do general inniht'work. 1'hone 5 lY. W A X T 1-: i : iFl for Kt-hurai house- wirk. AIis. W. H. tit raw ii. 47U-J. VAST!-:i Apple pickers tit once. Our iify Mi'i Hiiiels, Uarden Valley, rhotit- :ti-K3. W A XT MI To buy furniture for 4 or f room houe. Adilress O. W. N., care N-WH-UcvlfW. Try Our Way Our Auto Wfll Call, rhoiie 27T. Heinline-Moore CONSERVATORY MUSICAL KIKDERCVRTEN. VOICE AN 3 VIOLIN riiysii-nl Kilucatlon. tncltlillni; new feature of Iutlhui Club, anil Wand lirllli. Dr. R. Bradford i WANTKD Cheap Krailo of wheat, 25 to r.n lniwtifl. AIo Minorca eoi'koriI. V i o m- H7-K11. .1. F. It lot h. ItoaeburK. WANTKD r;xpertiiced man tor r'n eral work on farm. M tut lie over 30 years nll. Hox 2iS. Myrtle Creek. OATS a N TH L-A bout" I f 0 bu she 1 s. Suite price ami Ktade. Must tt rea otiahle. It. H. Wood. Box U3, Row bur if. WAN't'KI I-ai!y employed desires fur iiIsIhmI room, heated, in private fam ily, with or without board. Beet ref- rr.-m es. A. S,, Xews-ltevlew. WANTUD Apple packers at the Ovr lati.l OrHiuids. Free transportation iiiorniinf and niRht. Phone 31-F5 at no-in or aftr six. or see Uoyd Cole. Cliar A. Brand. WANTKI Young man. permanently located, steady 'ind reliable, wants to bo ct ow seven or e.ialit hu ndred dol lars Can furnish first elass refer en h nd mn ke Rood suhstant ial paynunts on the loan. Address Box i'-.t. City. KOU RENT. villi utivr Safety deposit boxea Ili.sebuiK Xational Bank. F K ItKNT - ruriiTshed rom inelmi iiiff bath, ftentlemen proferred. In quire V. DouKlas St. FOB BKNT Boom with or without board, lady preferred. 83S Winclies t. r. riitme il.'.rj-B. 1 oi; i:t:XT"Xitely furnished house k. eping rooms. Xo children. 707 W M;:er St. I'hone Ft til BKNT Furnished nouseKeepinS apartments and sleep! iiht rooms l.Devburuc Apartments, Alain I'oiiKlas. Phone 69. and M ISCE I X A N EOf 8. and Wife. Graduates and post-graduates of the OUest Charter ed College of Chiropractic n the world have re-op.ned tffficc in the l'crklna Bldg. We use no dniRs nor elec tricity, nothing but straight Chlroprnetle. and have t.een sueresul for the past ten years in handling almost every disease known to the human family. Offire houra 9 to 12; and 1 to 6 p. m. t'UO.Nts Re.id.-nce 40.r4 Ottlce m (.HlMKUS TAKKX tor red fir shakes Boss w. liUbert, Hiee Creek. DUlard. renon. l L.Vl'IKS SV u before voti buy yrttir 1 f.ir.-. We make them. Hruton s Taxl- di-rniy. Tanmnif and Fur Co., iieai Biver-slde stre. MONK Y TO LOAN l'j-y ear Yurai 1 creillt frtn loans, low Interest rate -'0.iHi0 im-al money to loan on good real estate. First mortgage, ee M ! UU e of Ilir Bice. ! 1XST AND FOOD. KOl Snosn), for ., ixoks Ilk. K.Td. Al.ply at this office. Kill SALE. loll SAI.K N.innlea. Sunliln Itaiuli l'lione 1 -VI. loUSAI.K-l'ii.t top d,-k. Rov. T. 11 A"e.... Jr K. C'aw St. I'.'lt l.I.K Kve Krasn s-ol, one ton 1 It.ty.r Jlro... phone 14-KI4. t-'uti SAt.K tiooa tVi. ror'i louring r 1'hnne Mr. Taylor. 47 KOlt SAI.t-T-reem house centrsllj luraif.l. I'hnne 31-F5 after p. m. Full SAI.K loo rords tirst elasa fli W.....I. on ground. Undbloom, Ola onvlllo. . FOIt RAI.E-lte.il Mack oiUtotMi Jiiilil & .M. Millin. Flllt SA1-K 4 cows. IlwCrertJ sey Liuiry, near Fairgroundi. In nun. WINDFALL AI'I'I.KS !5c pfr urt pd tliein yourself; bring yourownM.tl I'ete Sinclair. FOR SAL.K Ijiti. 1918 Ford bt I platens ami ti aioonlnalon . sa tcolierts. I-iird tiuraK.1. FOR SAI.K 1 .prayer, 1 orchard pk't 1 12-ln. plow. 1 K it. bar nit C I). Wurley, Winston. FUK KALE 6-room houae la HI Aitilltton, easy terma Inquire 11. i Main St, A.N'ltllltA UIVKS (or aale, alio WW dues, reRintere.1 atock. i. L lbw m.in, williur, urcson. Knit SALK Vetch .! pt'1' in ton lota. $7 .!0 p.r lira In irnau"" Monarch Scr.t l'o.. Mfafora. Orrf" FHH PALE-Fi.nl touring car u r ...n.lllion. .leinoiintatile !" t" Mrs. W. W. Smlta. ora tlnn. Flllt SALK Wood sawing outct. cj plete on ski.li.. cheap: nrrt ihai.e. 2 h. engine, lwa ! " klllC KOlt SAKK 21 h0 oi n. I 1 irood buck- j smi:i;i th l.at' knoV," ami will wor,.1 teed heelers. J. ti....ii. (i.....Lf On-curl. ttttt; Trr-m rTZ W,iri roupfc completely overhauled. H Starter, eleetrk- UfM. '' car. See Jloberts. Y arAJUW -- TZ-7-.... . .s.-- ti.lca rtHC-'. ,lh.-J. chickf.n .' FOH SALK den. burn Hi fruit. 2 lot". "J mT H. .ler. half block fnon fJi'-rri ...... a. ...... v.ni V . lltt alley, ...-.-.. , win i. o ..I lo main roaa Brlnxl,r- -zTTvS- lilt y 111. K fAi.r.-.'"-,, , near pavement. B'"u'" " ,ni an, I valley, line gar' ' " ,ttn fruit. St less tin" cost II ' K. A. W., .eWS-Kvl, FOB SALE-Vearllng rams that will "hri.r '!l ! line white wool Will Bra carload. Prlc- right ' Incubator.-. 1 ,'';"oJ'r:0M left stae.lt. Iltxonv.lle. Pn" n Ise. Frier, ten ii.sa j. oj ometer. refl" t"'1 ra " ,, i.; IU-ay dr!, -V" "'j also 1 months ",,. A llav and box u. jt"" "-'r TolTsALK-i-rcc elose in on r" J.rn- In testures. '" r breakfast roe n rt, , for fruit. Th '.P. Tf seen to apprei-la offered at a 4 t- X Bogai d " ..-a Oku BU 1
