Roseburg news-review., October 25, 1920, Page 4, Image 4

n For
Official Republican Statement
By Douglas County Hcpubllcan Central Committee.
Children Cry for Fletcher's
Speeding up io
LfQUC ML' (J CI
2nanlPjfroCn,
&PY or ruroia
Here's PUROLA a straightforward,
honest shaving cream without tricks.
Just chock full of quality and speed.
One inch, one minute, one dab of hot
or cold water, for a quick, generous,
man-sized lather that will make the
toughest heard as soft as the down on
a fluffy chick.
Backed by this sincere guaranty: If
you don't like Purola if Purola doesn't
give you the quickest and biggest
lather you have ever had take any
part of the tube back to your dealer
and get your money.
All good druggists sell Purola,
Firry Purola preparation IS
ky toe lttniHauer riunk Labora.
prepared and guaranteed
:utu oj llitiaml. Qrntum
J V V M -Mr -- wm
.Shaving Cream
CITY NEWS 0
Fin l"niiuy fives, properly and
food. 11 o careful with fire.
Frcnh Mistt rn oyHturs at the Cafa-
Arundel, piano inner, moon I89L.
Insure agiuniu loss equip your
tractor go ttmy won't iet tires.
Fri'nh eaHUTn oytttiTS tit the Cafe
teria, any style.
A gift beyond vnluc your photo
graph. Clink's HtuUlo.
Hare 12 hunhtlH D'AnJou pears
Uft. flint cluss. Will m il at one dol
lar DtT buKhi'l to intike room for uu-!
pi en. Lerry Appl" Itmkt'iaKO.
tciiu, any style.
An early appointment means time
for careful work. Clark' Studio.
Solve your k If t problems with
pholoKruphH. Clark's Studio.
Make the appointment today It's
none too early. Clark's Studio.
Jack Uoarn of Prnln tins received
the nKncy for the Queen line o)f In-
ruhators and brooders .Now Is the
Mmn to make your Inipiiry and phue
pur frir mr niiitre ueiiverv.
Make the next
ctear taste better
and
after
smoking
cleanse your mouth'
moisten your throat
sweeten your breath
IM&T
Yjjf ! with
I 1 OTGLEYSt
Pp$ Still only I
Package
Jj WT Sealed Tlaht
A-154 4v4r
Hurley-Davidson Puttees, $3.60 to
If unit want In Ball VnilF nrnnpTlr
At J. A. Walker, 105 Cass St. Phoua
1.
Hurley-Davidson lamb-lined cor
duroy vesta and other leather coats,
S9.00 to $14.50.
If you want to see the much adver-
fitted Sunitary closet, Kend postal to
11. O. Wilson, Ilox 1295, Roseburg.
Am now booking ordem for my
1921 White I.cKhorn and O. A .1
Burred Hock day-old chicks., J. K
Rvxroud. Ulxonvllle.
Cut light expense, use an Aladdin
Lump, beuta electricity. For demon
stration drop postul card to H. O
Wilson, Knsoburg. Ilox 1295, who
will show you.
Frank A. Terry, representing the
Kiiultable Savings & Loan Assn., of
roruund. uregon, is again at tne
I mpqiia Hotel. For Interview, call
or phone.
A ". ) now bioking orders Tor day
old chicks for 1921 delivery from
high producing Tuncrod strain White
Leghorn aud O. A. C. llarred Kocks.
Karl Vnsburi, 702 FulUrton St.,
Kosvburg.
Dr. Nerbas, Pranking nntlst
has taken a long leaxe on office
rooms In the Masonic tildg., Hooms
-9. He wishes to stale that h has
onii of the finest equipments In the
state unit will open Ills office for
.tract ir the first of November.
NOTIt'E TO I'l lll.lr.
After October 20 via will conduct
our blacksmith and Oyx. Acetylene
Ituslness Independent of any associa
tion. Trices will be adjusted accord
ing to market conditions. All work
guaranteed and prices right.
DENNIS MATTHEWS.
2-TKXT I.KTTIOIt KAVOIIF.n.
WASI11NOTON, Oct 23. Tostal
e.illmales to be submitted to the
coming session of congress, rosimas-ter-tieneral
llurelson said, will not
recommend any Increase In the 2
cent first-class letter rate. In connec
tion with any plan of taxation revi
sion, and will renew the depart
ment's previous recotumendutlon for
a 1-cent local delivery rate.
The postmaster-general estimates
that a reduction of the local delivery
rate from 2 cents to 1 cent would
probably Increase postul revenue
rather than decrease it.
Yor iii m:rr:n ill ititY.
If you have not already done so.
you better hurry up and plsce your
order for New Year and Christmas
announcements with Bates, the
printer, at the News-Review office
A swell line of engraved personal
cards to make a selection from, but
we must have your order early in
order to make deliveries.
ANXOl'XCKMKNT.
I will b at my offlc on and after
Nor. 1, to resume my practice as
usual. Dlt. O. J. UACHLK.
NOTIl'li.
Limited amount of good squashes.
Cheap. Will not deliver. K. McKay.
I) rock nay.
CVmnilsj-loner
HKI't Ul.it 'AH TICKET.
For PfrtHf-nf-WarTen O. "arJIng
Kor Vlce-Hi.'Hi'lvnt "alvin ' lf"
For I. S. S.'iiatuf
For Member of .'ur.rt;
Ufa w Ivy. , ,
Htt mmd IH-lHrl.
For Bwreury f ati Willi
Kizrr. ,.
For JtiHtlct-a of tle Supn-me (
llwnrv J It.au. Hfiiry 1. i-ion
rtt-M T Hair in and T!i"ina
For Hairy aiul Food Commllonr
C I llawly.
For l'ublh- Service
Fred O. Huthltl.
For Sutiator H I IM-b'.
For Kx-prt -.ntative Am ur II. Marsh
it.. I A V .Tr.ii Ih
For Litri I Atlorn- y y.w.
nr, Jr.
CiMinly.
For Countv Ju.iK- 1. J Ptwart.
For County Coiiiiiii-U'iifi' A.
For Sheriff Hum . Mirmrr
For JuBtU e of Iho 1'jU e George
June, ... ,
For County Clerk 11 '
For County TrvaMii James c.
Mawyers.
For County Assewsor
Cnlklns. , ,
For CoiiHtRhle F. V. 1IIlrd
For County Su rwyin F. C. 1-rear.
For County Coionei - M. r- liitlt-r.
For County tfeUoul tptiiMeiinicndL-jit
O. C. liruwn.
WARREN G. HARDING
-Frank
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As the campaign draw to a rloue
nit Is again made plain that personal
abuse of a rundidale for of I ice does
not win with the American people.
Whllo Governor Cox lewered him
self in tile estimation of the people
by reason of his "mud slining"
campaign. Senator Hartiii.c by rea
son of his fair and iliguinca course,
stands immensely hicher in 'he es
timation of the people than when the
campaign began.
Kllhu Root, who was secre.ry of
State, under president Hoos.'elt,
stands in the first rank of interna
tional lawyers, and In fact has rec
ently been engaged In drafting im
portant provisions of the oitstltn
tlon of the Hague Tribunal. He Is
slncerly in favor of an association
or league to promote world peace.
Like ei-presldent Taft, be 1 support
ing Senator Harding for the presi
dency, because he believes that with
identtai
Wok
urn.
r
Govornor Cox In the pn
chair, tho deadlock which has low? , getllng that shortly after hix
Jections can be met and obviated
without interfering with the ai heme
of the league or impaling Its uao
fulne8. Other ntiont Wlllini;.
"Second, without pretending to
any special knowledge. I think there
are clear indications that the other
nations concerned are willing to
make Burn changes as ure necessary
to meet the American objections.
"Third, I think tho objections
ought to be met and obviated. The
covenant contains uome provisions
which are unnecessary, unwise und
injurious and they ought to be
changed.
"Fourth, there is nothing unusual
or distressing ahout negotiating the
necessary changes. If the other par-ua.-t
are wlllins a they seem to be
it will me a simple matter."
it
Mr. Cox is claiming .ho has been
misrepresented. So. of course, he Im
mediately asserted that Mr. Root had
misrepresented him, evidently for-
D
The Kind Vcu Have Always Bought, and ,yci, v .
in use for over thirty years, has borne the sl?nat!, 5
ir, ana has been laade under hk M
Counterfeits, Imitations aud " Just-as-cood ' -7. i
Atl
" w.- , j "fc-ao-('u'jQ .
Trneriments that trifle with and
Infants und Children Experience against Einerim.-.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless -substitute for Castor Oil, Pareiort.
Drops and Soothing Syrups. , It Is pleasant. It contS
neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance ht
age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has
been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulencr
Wind Colic and Diarrhoea ; allaying Feverishness atisiw
therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels aid!
the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sVaL
The Childrea's Panacea The Mother's Fricad.
CENL'SHS CASTORIA ALWAYS
?Bear3 the Signature of
S3
In Use For Over 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
limeiM'y. MVW VOMK CITY
Street returned .to Ros-j money is to be ued for school pur-
pUSl'B.
A. E.
burg Saturday from the northern
part of the county, where he has
been Inspecting the school districts
nnuti
existed would simply be continued, nation he went to we Piesidnt Wil-lof that vicinity. At "Tinpof di-
Thi Is for the reason that (.overnor i son and announced that he was tn,trict. a f.w miles west of Drain, a
Cox has pledged hiniM-tf to the Wil-lfuii accord with the president on the , stei A pt lean lecture was given on
League of Nations. This "accord'' I Friday nb;ht in conjunction with a
with the president. Mr. Cox wauld v x social. The social was very
now like to have forgotten. Mr. Root I successful.
son league, and, by his criticism of
tho United States senate has fore
stalled all possibility of any con
structive action alnns this line. Mr.
Hoot recently delivered an import
ant speech upon the suhject, from
which we quote as follows:
At tho outset of his address, Mr.
Root said:
"I think a lartre mafortiv of the
American people earnestly wish for
an organization among civilized na
tions through which the nations
shall co-operate to prevent future
wars, and that the I'nited States
shall do her full share in that or
ganization. I certainly desire this
very strongly.
Mr. Wilson In" being unwilling to
accept reservations to the peace
treaty and leauite of nations, has left
tis praetlcallv where wo stand today,'
Mr. Root said.
"Mr. Cox declares. " he continued,
"that he will insist upon a treaty
just as Mr. Wilson negotiated it. and
upon that understanding Mr. Wilson
is supporting Mr. Cox for the pres
idency. The democratic platform says
substantially the fame thing.
"On the other hand, Mr. Harding,
who voted for ratification of the
treaty
declares that he would do It again
under the same circum stances.'
1smi lefimit.
Mr. Root Raid It is plain that the
ismm Is not between a league of na
tions and no league of nations. "The
ineKtion is whether t he agreement
cn-ating a league shall be accepted
absolutely unchanged, or shall be
modified to meet the American ob
ject ions. I w on lit be glad to have
tho provisions of the agreement
changed so as to obviate these ob
jections. Then would follow an ordi
nary common sense negotiation as
o the best way to obviate the ob
jections. Regarding this process I
have to say:
"First I think the American ob-
Doys' bicycle helmets, 75c. Haricy
Davidson Sales Agency.
answered the charge of misrepres
entation In a complete and crushing i
way and showed tip Mr. Cox as a
shifty politician and a loo.se reason
ed It is remarkable that, every first
class statesman in the I'nited States
is against the Wilson league, against
Cox, and for Harding In this cam
paign. Voter think it over.
If yon believe world peace Is the
paramount issue, and that peace
must be brought about by a league,
or association of nations, then the
only thing to do Is to follow Taft,
Root, Hoover and other statesmen
and support Senator Harding. Wil
son couldn't get anywhere with his
league. How can Cox expect to do
any better? Harding Is against tho'
Wilson league, but is for a league I
which shill be in accordance withJ
the constitution of the I'nited Stales;
and gives no power to a council net-,
ting In Kttrope to embroil us in war. j
The republican county ticket is '
going strong wi'h the voters. A few1
sore heads may be made and making;
wry faces and trying to break down'
with the senate reservations, I established reputations by falsehood'
hut they mmht as well "spit against ,
the wind," The tide of public smiti-,
ment is sweeping the republican I
ticket on to a great victory. Lincoln;
said that "You may fool all of the
people some of the time or sdme of
the people all of the time; but you
can't fool all of the people nil of
the time." Co k-and-IJull" stories j
don't go down in these enlfghtem-d !
days. i
s:tU
P. H. Leslie. R. H. Grant md
Sidney Smith all of Portland, am?
ed in the citv Saturday and .n
being raised from the spend a few davs In the viHnitv f
of hiuhly decorated boxes. The (.l"ndib huntinc.
PAINS NEARLY
DOUBLED ME OP
Nothing Helped Me Until I
Took Lydia E. Pinkham'f
Vegetable Compound.
Wyandottr! Mii-h. "For the last
four j.ars I have diwtoml off and on
without Hrlp. I
h a T e hal pains
fvorr month so had
that I would nearly
doi:Me up. ?omv
timrs I could not
swwp a room with
out stopping to rest,
and everything I at
upset my stomach.
Three" rears ajro
I lost a' child
and suffered so
tmdlv that I was out
of try head at times. 'My Wels did
no! nunc for days nnd 1 could not eat
witlu ut sitfferiiur. The dootor could not
help me and one day 1 told nir huoband
that 1 could not stand the 'rain any
h'ltp r and sent him to the dru More
to c t nie a bottle of I.ydia E. rink
hams Vrcvtald Compound and threw
the doi-tor's medicine awar. After
taking three nut Ilea of Veiretahlr Com
pound an.l ii. in? two Mtles of I.vdia E.
rinkham'a Sanative Wah I could do
my own housework. If it had not been
for your medicine 1 don't know where 1
would be today and I am never without
a Bottle ot it in the home. You may
publish this if toii like that it niaT help
some other woman." .Mrs. Mali
SrrjDE. 120 OrsnM SL. Yvn.l,,i.
Mich. " '
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In the County Court for I'miula C.mn-
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of tho estate of X;!i-
idi.l
In fh man
Ti l. Smith,
N'oti.t- Ik hfi-fliv KivMi thnt t
'bTKii: ricl Las tlU-.l li.-r 1
minty c.-jirt has l.v
nt.M.Mt S..tt...itt-r ZT,. 1 s.-t W.,1
'Kiiy. tin- JTtli .1v ,f (i. tnh. r r
.it lu n'. l... k in the fr.-t n In t h
1'iinty tuMirt nom in t!,, court h,. ,.
in liosolniriir. (iivk-mi. :, Cii- tim,. ai)
plMt t. for tn-ariBif ol.1.-i t ions, if anv t-
in Bf iuiiit ami thj tltutl tlosmw ,.r
a 1 l "taii
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Pt.
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STI'T.T. V umitu
AtlniinitttrHtrix of tli estate 'of 'n
I'i Smith. li.-.-nM.M,.,!.
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