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ROIEBURO NEWS RKVIKW
HHr4 Dally Esreat liuadar,
B. V. Ililri I.. U'linbrrlr Herl f. Half
HUlifCUIITION I1ATKM
Datly, pr year, by mall 14 00
Dally. ax mouths, by mall 4. 100
Hy Carrier, pr month 00
cludvaly
country, and It would not b neces
sary lo draft any wage earners, eith
er, but I cannot nee a necessity of
a muuieipul aviation field al Uoso
bur? for National protection.
Don't gut the Idea Into your had
that I am a.lunt the growth of
Rosoburp". I want, and will strive for
everything that will make for a big
ger and better c'ty, but I don't want
Tim Abmu luted Pirns 1
nutted tu the ui for r"iiulUt alluu of
011 atiw'a dlaputtliea eruile'' tu it
and alio the local news published iiem- to buy an airplane for you, I can't
In am riKhtH nf republication ot t- .afford one for myself, not even a
clal dispatches herein r alio ti v. J. n..iiry Foul nor a place to put one.
kniMrcil a vuvuuti-cia..H muitcr ft.iy t I work 215 days every year and am
17. tnju. at the pout omen at ItunbuiK. trying to build a home und educate
DreKon. under lh
ltoelturjr. Ore.
Act til imrrli '. 1H',1
"Xuveinlier H, I (:!.
School Week be
Observed by All
WASHINGTON. Nov. 8 ' School
We'k." will be ohtscrvud all over tli
country December 6 to 11. Comni.H
sioiier of Ktlucation Claxiou ha re-
queso,. the governors anil chief ex-jc-utlOM
ot Hlulc-g to take such ac:lo:i
as mny bo neoesnry to causo the peo
ple t t use this we-k In Kurh a way
as It will inoit effei'tlvply disem
nate In formal Ion In rf'Kutd to the
condition and needs of the schools.
Chambers if domniprr, Hoards
of Trade, Women's Cluba, rotary
clubs, l:ihnr union, farmers organi
zation, and patriotic and civic bo
cletlCH are re'iueHled to devote one
meeting lo a dlHcunsion of the need a
of education In their state. The min
isters urn uleo asked to tK-voto tho
Bcrvic-cH on Dt'C-irner 5 for empha
Hizlng the importance of education.
Friday afternoon and evening of
school week has bi-u designated aw
the date on which community meet
ings In tho Interests of i diicitiou
shonM hi held In all school houses,
both In tho city and country for the
purposo of UlqcUHslug the needs and
remedying conditions. ,
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
my children. If that makes what you
c.ill a "Rnlshevlkl' then 1 am one
and proud of It.
You are so keen for the people to
rule. Why don't you work for what
tnu ptojile voted for years ago and
never got? We want a light and a
water plant, a park, factories and In-
'lustiii-H, a road tapping the Immense
timber belt and mills to cut the tim
)'r. Work for things like these and
show good sense.
E. E. MORGAN
n Pimrmin
PROPOSES WELFARE
POST IN CABINET
Tells 12,000 Women He Favors
Department In Defense of
Mothers, Childhood and
Public Health.
TO ADVANCE SOCIAL JUSTICE.
"A New Lease of .
Life Through
Internal Baths"
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a: Of lift'
f Snnta f'rux. f'al
.r it'll Hygienic JnU-
I wilt be R j yt-ari
ii.iy ml fnifl't-r that
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MOIU.AN HKPI IKS
Editor, Nws Review:
As the aviation field seems to be
a burning inane now, please allow
me space to defend t he position 1
have nlrfidy taken regarding It.
I nee by your Issue of Nov. r.th.
the business element has a brilliant
champion In the person of one 1 1 :i y
Ward. I IhoiiKlit Kay was going to
develop Into something !lt;e that,
judging from hi manner when h
was acting as call boy nt the H. V
Hound house beforo t he coin pan v
severed l'.s connection with htm. I
don't think there aro mnnv people
lhat will deny that the air plane Idea
la an advertising feature even atnoi'K
Its staunchest supporters. The News
Kovlew condnrted an air plane essay
contest recently, nnd the first prize
essay declared: "There nln't no uhp
dlsguisln', Kosnbur's hit:f.OKt nlr
plnno asset's, nlrplane advertising."
I guess I didnt innke nnv mlstnke
when I called It a mammoth adver
tising scheme and a mighty expen
sive one, loo. Kveryone knows that
. the $7, (MM) Is merely the opening
wedge, and there would .be ninny
thousand morn for grading, smooth
ing, Kiavcling and building hangarx
ami a constant upkeep expense, nnd
what returns? Nothing for anybody,
only a little more trndo for the'
tradesmen, and something to add to
advertising literature for the lernl
haniber of Commerce to send to all
parts of the earth urging people to
locate nt Hosehun. Tho hi Idea Is
to gel the people, get tho money, and
see them go.
I am not nghinst air planes. I have
watched the growth and develup
ment of ihe atr piano from the time
It slatted and am certainly glad lo
r-eo It, hut 1 say IT you want an nir
plane, buy It yourself and furnish
your own landing place.
Air planes are indispensabln In
times of war, but we have al. adv
spent minimis for airplanes and In
aviation fields which seems ample.
Now, Kay, you want to know
where we wage earners would be
In caso the Japs should invado this
country, liont vou worry your pr-Mty
head about where the wage earners
would bo. They would l. rlghl where
they always are in time of war; and
that Is right on the filing line, nml
there would bw no linuhm of (bis
'"fe kIiic down
hill tiAt lull Ihf C;i-ii'!f Iium trivt-ti lift
tu-h In-ill id an wt- liuve nut enjoyed
Vf .IS."
Tin- "J. H I.. Cij atW elt-anst-H the
It w i hiti':il lii'- 1 1 h t mire U-iiKth ami
k it it 1 way a fn e uf puiuummk
:if it-
TliiiUH.-tnilK ti-ll'y that Constipation,
tliMK. -it..l. St..tllH- h Tr.MlhJf. liiiioua-im-nh.
Ilfitilm ht- nitl till the mihiiv SiT
ifiiiH ttiiul.lfti whli'h tlit-y I'HUKf ure ut-
.liit-ly t'ifi-il und prevLiitfd by ttiia
Niilie-f lit- 1 IIIM'IIT.
N:illiiin l-'ullfrtrn, proprietor of tb
U. x-tll In iiu liiie, Tcrkius J tlil i'
ll'int liiirk', Ui' will tie Kluil to show
''nil the "J. It I.. I'ilf-'Hitf," fxplttln Itfl
'InipU' ope, a! inn nml will gi u yon,
fitc on ri-i iifst. an intfresl I ii litt If
i k l.y lr. finis. A. Tyrroll t.f New
Voi):. h nnt'.l Mrifiitlft on Intel imi
It'llimjc for L'.'t ye.irt In that city. Clip
t litn out uh ii re in I ruler tu link fur the
Im.iklet ut your fii'Ht opportunity.
Governor Olcott
Issues Proclamation
The following proclamation has
teen issued by Oovernor Ben W. Ol
"oit, setl iug forth the purposes of
the fourth Annual Hed Cross Koll
Call, November 11 to iiath:
To the l' ople of Oregon:
Tho Fourth Annual Red Cross Koll
Call has been set lor the period from
November llth to 2Mb, and I he
speak your hearty assistance In this
movement.
This Koll Call is not a drive nor a
campaign, as I understand it. It Is
merely a re-enlist meat of members
for service, and the financial obliga
tion iittacbed is but $1 yearly. What
the Ked Cross accomplished In the
rre;it war Is so vivid In tho minds
cf everyone that no doubt tlioiv will
a Bpoutaueous re-enlistment In
vibmship throughout the state,
mid I feel that many who have fail
eh to Join In the oast will become
tubers of this splendid organiza
tion. J understand the obligations of
the organization are heavy and that
while peace ba returned, neverthe
less the American Ked Cross is con
tinuing its magiiiiM'cnt work on a
l.-irge scale nnd needs the help of all
who can give It.
Very truly yours.
Signed, It K.N W. OLCOTT,
tiovenior.
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his
w her
C. Moore, of Lo;kin. Class lefl
morning for Salome, Arizona,
e he will spend the next si
months visiting with his son. Ceorge
Mooie, who lias taken a claim ai
that place.
CORETHROAr
Gargle with warm salt water
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VapoRus
"W 17 MMicn Jon L'srd Ytarly
Emphasizes Need of Safeguard
ing Women on American Farms.
Stands for Enforcement of Law
Now, Mr. Man
it is a fact, that there are"
ONLY g DAYS
to buy at the
Stork
Reducing
Sale!
There is a fine assortment of Patrick, Pradley and
Jantzen Sweaters of the very finest quality included
in this 25"i Reduction.
YOU
SAVE
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7
YOU
0 SA VE
Murlon, O. The creation of n Fed
eral lemrtnient of I'ubllc H'clfiire ro
function In defense of maternity, clilld
hood und puMk- watt ir'io!ied
liy Senator Harding in a apeerli on ho
clal Jubtk-e to 5,'x women w!io came
lo Lis front porch from ull iiolnta of
tlie cimifasH.
Hti'.-li a depart nient, nald Senator
Iliirdtnt;. must "avoid the feurfut re
sults of bureaucracy. 'Piere can he
no more eMU-k-nt way of advum-lng a
humanltaiinn program," he Ra d. "than
by aduptinu the machinery of our Fed
eral tioverniuent to the purjotcs we
desire to attain. While others mny
have their eyes fixed upou si me par
tlriilar idece of Ictfl.ilutlon or nmie par
ticular policy of bocIuI j isth. which
rails for the sympathetic Inter. of us
all, I say, without liesltut I n. that
our primary conslderatUu must he the
machinery of administration, aud thut
when the time comes for us to re
organize our administrative govern'
meat In Washington we must nit statid
together for the creation of a I'epart
nient of Public Welfare.
"I pledce myself today, he said, "to
support with all that Is In me whatever
practical policy of social welfare and
social Justice can he brought fcrward
hy the combined wisdom of all Ameri
cuns. Nothing can concern America
and nothing can concern me as an
Americnn, more deeply than the
health, the happiness aud the enlight
enment of every fellow American.
Must Avoid Paternalism.
"The social Justice that I conceive H
not paternalism. It would be easy to
make It su, aud dangerous Indeed to
the best spirit that Americans inn
have the spirit of expressing hy the
Individual free will one's own merits,
capacity aud worth. We do not want
iruvcriiliicut lo suppress that expres
sion of free will, even by benevolence,
hut we do mean to preserve in Ainci-I-
an equal opportunity and a pre
paredness for eif-c7tpression therein,
even though we use tlHi government
to do It.
"I believe that there Is no step more
practical, no step which will tueun
more to the growth of America's so
cial welfare; uo step which will guar
antee better America's social Justice,
than one which I propose to you.
Dangers to Be Avoided.
I have no doubt that there will b
some who will find In this proposal
cause for calling me an extremist, hut
when we have n task to do, which lias
been dictated by our conscience and
approved by our wisdom, let us
straightway find the way to do It. I
do not say this without a word of
'autlon. 1 recognize certain dangers
which are always presented when gov-
milieu! un. leriiil.es largo nnd delulled
tasks."
Tasks of Social Justlcs.
Senator Harding pointed out the
necessity of going forward upon a
sure footing and declared:
"When uiiiking the proposal for a
oepnnnient or public welfare tq
America, I am aware that I have made
a step In advonce of any platform.
"We all know that we face tasks ot
social Justice, which we must under
take with dispatch and efficiency. Who
can suggest one of these tasks which
can supersede In our hearts, or In the
rank which foresight and wisdom will
give that of the protection of ou.- ma
ternity? "The protection of the motherhood
of America can not be accompli.hed
until the state and the nation have en
acted and, by their example, have n
forced customs, which protect worn
anhood Itself. I know full well that
there are women w ho Insist that won.,
en shall be treated noon the ...
b.ts's that men are tieated.
Senator Harding discussed the ne-d
of adequate protection for women In
Industry and expressed h!s belief In
the wisdom of an eight hour day for
women workers, lie emphasized the
need or safeguarding tl, wouie,i on
Amorh nn farms. He proposed puling
the Children's llurean under Hit su;
Bested lvparttnent of I'ubllc Welfare,
and urpsl prevention of abuses of
chllil labor.
"I must not fall," Senator Harding
went on. "to speak to you toda of one
of the measures of social Justice and
kcuMil welfare not often catalogued n
mis manner, hut perhaps moie Impor
tant Hum any we have considered. 1
refer to the enforcement of law. It
will not he my business w hen elected
to deride what laws shall he. It will
be legitimate for me to Invoke public
opinion for their enactment, hut such
S cull to pnhllc opinion must he based
more upon the duty of the Executive
of the nation lo gle facts to the h-o-r'e
than upon his desire to give opin
ion, theory and propaganda. The en
foiivnu-nt of the law Is an Executive
responsibility an, lmiS( uc nj,.r.
taken by the Executive without regard
for his perse ,inl approval or dlsap
pro-,) ,.f t;, iM, wi,uii It has beeu
the people's n III to enact."
HAS KOI KU SO MIL
IN THIRTY VtARS, SAYS
THIS SPOKANE ItfSIDINT
"I suffered for orer thirty yeara
with the worat kind of stomach
trouble and never found anything to
glvo me any relief until I started on
Tunlac. but It only took a fovsr b-d-tles
of that iiiedlclno to stralKhten
me out aud make me feel like a cif
lerent ir.an." said IJ. F. Fionov, of
505 East Third Ave., Spokane, Wash.
"I huven't felt so good In years as
I do now." continued Mr. Finney,
"and vet when I began to take Tan-
lac I was Just about ull In aud uad
given up hope of ever being a well
man again. I couldn't eat a thing
but what It would sour on my stom
ach aud bloat tne up until I could
hard breathe. Headaches almost
drove me frantic and I t'ot so dizzy
at times lhat If I hadn't caught h.''
of something 1 believe I should huve
lulleu.
"I fell off In weight and became bo
weak that 1 had to quit work and I
was so nervous that 1 couldn't sleep
at night. I went on a strict diet and
tried ull kinds of medicine, but
nothing seemed to do me any good.
Then a friend of mine who had
Blomach trouble almost as bad as
myself tried Tunlac. and it put hitu
In such good shape that 1 decided to
give It a trial myself.
ml
v u
Qitv
H here's no
like aPortrait
nottiiug so diilim live, so last
ing ami so sure lo be appre
ciated. We kuow scores nf
men in thi city ho wuuM s
overjoy, d at Christiana it tlay
received wHiicum." photograph.
HEM US STUDIO
HOSKBUHO, OKSGON
'Lmnt-ns
and Atlantic fleets to submit iten
,aries for a foreign cruise to be made
M-ll 1 I, ,.,,,h i, th:,n "
. . j . i i t. i .. i coiuiuu summer. It is expected that
started on Tanlac before I had good (he Atlamic fl(.el w, visll the ea3t
results, tor my appeu.e p.caea up coast of South Amerca ami Cape
and in a short time I could eat any- Town u,,, Afrlca aIld the island of
loiiig wnnoui suuorjng iruui pain 01 g, Helena. The Pacific coast fleot
gas afterwards. 1 got stronger every w vj3,t the south Sea Islands,
uay until now 1 am able to uo a New Jutland aud other southern
good uay s work and just leet nuo waters,
all the tiuie. I am never bothered I
Teachers to Meet
With I hnuu r.. i.l t ii I ri.i-iii'i'ti.. nr
dlxzy spells now, my nerves are R()Se School Parent
oil I'll Oil U A CI' 1 J I i l X, a IVJg X V XT I J
night. After what Tanlac has dune
for me 1 mean to ket-p It un hand,
and I strongly recommend It to all
who muy be uttVring as I was."
Tanlac is sola In nost'titim by W.
F, Chapman and by the
druggiata everywhere.
Recruiting Officer
Seeks Enlistments
Ralph Carr. chief ouartermaster.
of tho navy, Is on recruiting duty
here and will remain until Nov.j
14th. He announces that men be
tween the ages of 17 nnd 35 will be
accepted for enlistment at from $33
to $16 per month according to posi
tion, ah ex-service men who have
boon out of the services not more
than year up to Nov. 17. can be
re-enlisted with the same privileges
though thev hud re-en istod the
day following their discharge. They
can also be sent hack lo the shin
from which they were discharged.
If they o desire. Mr. Carr has re
ceived a telegram from the Port
land recruiting station to the effect
that the department has ordered the
commanders In chief of the Pacific
The regular meeting of the Rose
t,i.,oino School Parent-Teachers Association
"lu-UI Iia helil at lha Uiea achnol I111IIH.
ing, Tuesday night, No". 9th. A flue
program has been arranger consist
ing of a piono solo by Hay Burt
motion song by the pupils of Mrs.
C. J. Kverett; Vocal soio, Helen 1
Moore: Talk, Dr. Seely: Song by the
Departmental girls; Talk by Supt
Hamni; Reading by Mrs. V. W
Ashcraft, Piano solo by Eldress
Judd and a vocal solo by Mr. Hurt
There will also he a short business
meeting and social hour.
Solve your gift problems
photographs. Clark's Studio.
with
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For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
the
Signature
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In business
As it does
In war,
Because
It sticks
To the job
Till the
Job is done.
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tcstfi, eager eppetits and
digestion ivz only 5c a
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The Scnare Ileal Store.
Having bought the Ashwortb itoa
Armistice liuv. Nov. 11th. will not
bo observed as a Dostofflce holiday.
according to iho dopanmunt ruling ! t""l haviiiK restocked tiw same, lu
sent out. to all postmasters. Regular , now ready to take care of tin tndt
collections aud deliveries will bo ' I want lo thank my patronB lorbew-
nitiik- and tho offlco will bo open an lint with nie in the taconffuw
usual on Mint day! Hclldavs which I while remodeling the store thiS
re observed by the post office are: 1 week, and I assure you of praiit
Thanksgiving, Chrlxtmnti, New Years attention and fair living prices Jiiii
Washington s birthday. Memorial : future. Yours lo please,
day, Fourth of July and Labor dav. it STrBBS
HmHtwitt
THAT'S
THE WAY
WE
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