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ROfiEntTWJ TOWS-RBVTEW. MnvnAT. J.INTAItY BO. 1822. PAOK TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW baaed IMIy Bra tnuda. U. W. U triiuberta fiert W. Haui BUiiaCiliKIlfN KAXAIB Dally, per rr. bjr mail . ............ Billy, x moataa, br awll Tkfitlv tkrM muntha. bv niftll A.vu Dally, duel month, br mull. Dully, by ewrrter, per month Wnekly Nnot-RerH-w, by null, par yr . ...... . ........ .CO .to too Liilr4 u MovDdKM matur May IT, 12 at Ui pot offioa at fioaa- - born, Oreron, under the Act of March I. 1871. 1MMKKLIMI. (IAD 1.H.V. JAM .Hi V IWiJ. REFKESENT JUG INVESTMENT. $ . n7Mf. 77r tn I Lumber and wood-using industries In the Unitod States rep reient an investment of $12,000,000,000 and employ approximate lyone million people, being first among the nation's industries in lh number of employes and secoi.d in invested capital and in the anfiuiil value of their products, according to an estimate recently map!e by Frederick J. Haskin, the well known writer and economic authority. Other students differ somewhat in the arrangement of Jhese estimates but no one doubts that, next to agriculture, Ihe luniber and wood-using groups most vitally influence our national life'. And sharing with agriculture the fact that their products are heavy, bulky and of prime necessity wherever men live, lum ber and the wood-using industries are absolutely dependent upon the element of transportation as affecting the cost of their pro ducts to consumers. Within the past few months there has been a spontaneous and nation-wide demand for a reduction in freight rates upon the products of the soil and for the other fundamental requirements of the public, including lumber and wood products. Lumbermen declare that the chief element in the cost of building materials is freight. The nation is waiting to start upon a program of home building but in many places builders declare that freight rates havo enhanced material costs to prohibitive levels. - At a conference of shippers in Washington December 14, last, a general committee was appointed to present the matter to the interstate commerce commission and hearings before that tri bunal are" being held this week in Washington. Uniting with lum ber are representatives of such organizations as the American Farm Bureau, Ohio State Industrial League, American Associa tion of Nurserymen, National Canners association, Illinois Dairy men's association, eta. It is expected that the results of the hear ing will be made public within the next few weeks. ; , o : '.;-', 'v. THE TEST OF NATIONAL SINCERITY. si sen stit (.OOlt 1AKM.NG 1 Ol.KH It Juki aeeui u tho' auiiioboily'M alwa) Inking llio Joy out of life. TJiIm col uin lifted to crack daily puna about the (South SK-pln-n fttrect inuilliolf, but tin council Kent to work anil paved It. Then we turned our attention to the alreet cleaning dept. auil now Ha lutven't a howl coming for tiiey aro on the Job all the time. One liy one the : tuivelM' for Prune IMckln'a dtvlndle and ill-utppenr. And now we notlre whera Dave Mianihrovk liaa reailfm-il aa chief of police. Well, here'a hoping that the new appointee will he aide to take a Joke aa good a Imve did. I Public sentiment in all nations has demanded that the Wash ington conference take action to limit costly armament, so that in that respect the statesmen of the world, have been forced to' do something. ' - The real test of how fur these nations are willing to go to ward a new order of honest and sincere relations, comes in their attitude toward the Chinese people. Here is where thdir selfish tendencies have had free exercise Tho Chinese people 'have some elements of greatness, in the age and permanence of their civilization, and in the industry of their people. But their lack of'organization and unity makes them weak in sulf-dofense, hence they have tjecome a prey for the exploitation of the world, I The other nations have looked to them as easy fruit. They have carved out their own spheres of influence, where each one was at liberty to take what it wished without regard to tho rights of the Chinese people. The Chinese government was so held down by hampering restrictions, that it could not assert itself and take its place in the family of nations. The United States fortunately has had little share in this game of grab. Our people may not be so superior morally to olhers, but they have had a rich land of thuir own. The European powers and Japan living in crowded territory have been under severe temptation to take advantage of China's helplessness. ".! Secretary Hughes' proposal for a commission to determine whether the proceedings of tho various powers in China are in violation of tho open door principles to which all have assented, puts tho question of fair dealing squarely up to these various na tions. It will pay them much better to give China a chance and refrain from stifling her development. The nation that fives 1 Clina the square deal will win the friendship of 400,000,000 ad vancing people of this race now awakening from its long sleep. This will be an asset in the years to come. 1 Vr eili haan't followed the teach Inga of llllly Sunday or any of lib) Imitator, but Mian-how we can't help but aee aoine truth In Illlly'a maxim: "Try pralnlng your wife, even If It doea frighten her at drat. ( ' ) A woman In aa old iui idle look. A Hum la old when he iitopa looking. niHT KiaticioK over uie ameirj RoaelmrM; tencher'a ralcuibtr. of the ; pa! two week, we emi t for the life of o aea where alie geta tluie to mwii uiu jMium i-ivu. now w mmivii i rj Wo are aura that the tent hero would P niucn ratner uevote toeir tune to clwtaea than to dhe many other thing which hare been outlined t"t 4 them. Mule Willie limit grin wllh'j delight when he look orer the K dullea of hi teacher and aeea o lit-, tie time left for claaa period. a) 4 A good iimn to lie to In the one'K who tmyu when AMkeri to do no mo m tval hnrd Job, I nevi-r liaro ilonu tf tlmt, but 1 will do It." A - g Th we't young flnpper with her' Jj pluckfMl ryehrovvB, rolled down, nml R all that tf'M-n with It, can't h r? fnyil if rrvihu tit nnl.lrou. uIm- I 6 trm but, oh boy h, how nhc docs , d ....... t i 'A riiinirif iiiriii. mm When Kve donueil the concealing fig leaf And hid her lovely haie, . There were no vamptrea then In Kdrn Who went without a drape. Hut when Adam' love grew cooler Ami ho eyed aoine other dame, Kve J list took a tuejc In her tig leaf And he "fell for her" again. Aa for our fnnlMi little flapper, (I B'bult we'd like to ahake her) lint after all your righteous beefing j 4 it 1 1110 men ?vno nuiko ncr. m I at "Hcr!p" S Ho our niixloni Utile fna "lUill" their hone aud their at ay. IWraium the modern Adama tliiHian the gliia who daeK , way. mm A woman In Indiannnoll kllleil her hiiKhand Jnl aa the new tele- A phone wm coiunH'teil nml the oper-j5 ntor hennl the phot. Tliero'a ayHteui'Q for yon. K mm It The llllle llilnga In life worry men m moHt for Innfmire, the little d ...l.i - i rA (bat t nrsT. 1 4 If I was (olS hit X ItM full meanlug- . Tribune. AND THENJ HE GOT "What would you do "leal a kbra?" aked the main, . wuiii nare co auuer llie loan, Nlnce I do not carry hitrular Inanr- K ance," replied the mnld. 9 mm A ow that the doctor luice raised A their prlee, M. I. haa at bwt come ' A More Dough. I rA 1 5 mm 5 If they Hemp Ihe warhlpa there oimhl to lie a cannon for every p roui1lHiue miimre In the rountiT. 'A m m m U VAIIIKTV. J Home girl flirt with handkerchief,! S And aoine with fan or flower", S While oiher flirt moxt any way B To while away the hour. Home flirt hccaiiMe they know not why, i m lor can not where or when. ; K Hut most of iheni. we find, prefer i 4 To flirt with Juvt "Tlie Men." A mm TA We tniif the nragrnphrr will 5 mioii npixdnl deleicate for a confer- 5 ice on Die llmlintlon of mm on r! The big gathering held in this city Friday evening under the direction of tho local Clmmlwr of Commerce should bo the foun dation for greater things for Roseburg in a general way. The spirit manifested at this meeting should be carried into realiza tion during the coming year. It is time this city should take n U'p toward advancement, otherwise opportunities will be missed. ' "ihea. ir :i:.. .1 1 . ., ... I vi'iiiniui 11 iii's uuuukimiui 1110 Hiaie nave already "lined out" , An old filed r , d. wrltiiig n '4 lur bigger and better things for their home town and they areio' i"wiw. id: A going alter then, with vim and vigor that bespeaks success. J Z i iMiiin nnis irojivis me 111 evidence tor t ie unbui dimr of Kns.- 1 1 cimri-h." r. bUrg. Thev HIV well known In h,.vi., !.. l,...i,...i L.of re we know whnt he meant. --. n,- nmu mini lie meaiii. Nnndn. howwer, even with mod- R urie ana again but without any definite or determined action. ,-r" imiinnemeni. ror instance, a citv Milk, n 1 liil,lr..n' 1.1,.,. .,...! l.,n.,- "" n fm-tor or modntions for farmers and others who visit the citv fniiiieiitlv. ' nmrrh. and a number of other ju.-.t us important ac.niisitions. Tl.on t ''' ,h :u.':r ,h? T"'' " Uiere .should be a broader spirit of co-operation between the busi ness men generally and the laniu r. The hitter's needs should not Im neghctwt in any manner. It should be the spirit of all com mercial organizations in Koseburg to determine what is of para mount benefit to those people li in in tho rural districts and uUiilS nerfivted and i-arrioil nut ili-.t u in .,l...,.,.i i. 11,..;- 1 -.. In this way the outside comnn.tnl uvs would bo brouirht in drl,, Ii .ur' m aay know Hue men will yoke of oen he ha nluai followed the advice :lven lilm hy an uncle "Hay, llnh, oil n-nd the life of Washington. He a i:rM Imy and you will go to li men, a Mire a the devil." IVar ('..hiiin: "Wimt N-conmi of nil Ihe ChrlMiiifl tre,1 that are thrown aa'.' Mabel." 1...... ,i.A . . ... .... minion.! wan me i-uj inieresu and tlieiv would be a desire to work for tho mutual interest (.f all. thus building a wholesome'. .,... and lasting combination of cilii iiship that is bound to bring ""r 1""r ""r"- Hivuit 1 ruit 1 ui results tor the entire county AHOCMl THK 1W.1 " - 1. V. Koiinn. who wan rei-en'lv lu- tiir"d In an etplimiwn hi VomxIU I new receluii tre-ituient In th Marry beplinl Mr K.Kni t.n.l li burl ioul the face w lit 11 the atut' " . ... ....1.. ... 1, lill ol.Uh he wnrkliu 1.1,'vr up. Mi Ko,.ii 1. n lliwolililK :1 iieeiu 111 nr.l.M In ( nenr her llll WnJ. TtlC h"oi ln.lile m nt Yon .ill. Alll.l (he wMH't ' the l'mlii ii"'.'l nr.- ih.. following, w . 1 imxoii, 1 n.iiiin..: z .g.x. Ilo.ediira: V. V khu-itin. Porilnnil: Mr. aiuI Mm. i;i... .tiii.Uml: fair, iim Vallei- atnl Mm. Ilalph m m I "Militi he Hltlln' nlxilll time fer ehiilon rui we've hmik tuiiid till our ellxtw a he." O Hie of our "prominent" rltljien ; diihlng around ihe main lrct i at. ri. nlnir wm, ciltoul o-n and hi rarvau full of hiHiie brew. 1 kk rrr.MNs m y.- "We'll N l wliew IIict pi. k that lhar piinlet clrl ihrr nim't he am women hi tun 11 think o hut her ' 'l(." Stop,Listen! Look What ffttf" WILL BUY AT . , I I S I t I . 'III. 1 - . . ',('' aaWlaaaagrfflTlTTIBaWWlTari il llllaMafaTaWllaWnTB11Brn r We give below 35 mighty good reasons why you should trade with us. 1 . They are a few ol about 200 extra good 10c values to demonstrate to the people of this coun ty that if they trade with CARR'Sihey will al ways get the besj values. The, particular items wc have included in this special offering will be on sale Feb. 1st. for 10 Days ' or as; long as quantities last. Never since we have been in Roseburg have we secured such big values at 10c. We reserve the right to limit quantities. Compare these values with catalog or Portland prices. Then plan to come and get your share. ' . , , , On Sale February 1st. . . . i , One quart aluminum sauce paiv. 10c Sure, catch spring mouse traps',, none bet ter ...I j.....;........6 for 10c, : Aluminum tea spoons, extra special...-.4 for 10e Full sized Japauned dish pan .'....."10c Large' size' velour powder puffs...:.: :.: .10c Linen finished good weight envelopes, pkg. 10c Large aluminum drinking cups : 10c Hickory hammer and hatchet handles. 10c Waterproof fibre chair seats, Asst. sizes 10c 2 qt. size tin. dippers with round handle 10c (ilass measuring cups, special 10c Children's Companion, 2 pencils, pen, eraser 10c Aluminum soup ladle. 14 inch size 10c Rest spring clothes- pins, special 12 for 10c One quart in graduated measure 10c 50 ft. of sisal clothes line, big value 10c Card of 24 pearl buttons, Asst. sizes 10c Children's hose 'supporters, per pair 10c Aluminum table spoons, heavy wt., 2 for 10c 4 qt. deep tin pudding pan 10c Large rolls crepe toilet paper, 2 for 10c Harmonica, fine finish, 4 in. lung I0c Men's satin border handkerchief, special at..lCc . Glass percolator tops, while they last, 3 for 10c White enameled coat and hat hooks, 3 for ,10c Tin wash basin, 11 1-2 inch size !l0c 1-2 lb. bar of pure toilet soap. 4 kinds 10c Double mesh large size hair net, each 10c Hair brush, pure black bristle, each 10c Spring curry comb, 4 coils each 10c Pig pencil. tablet. 5 l-2x' special. 2 for 10c Rubber heels, men's good quality, per pair....l0c Spring curtain' rod, fits any window 10c Assorted styles tootli brushes, each , 10c Extra large pkg. wire hair pins. Asst., box.... 10c Many other special values for this time are on display in our store. If at all dubious about the quality of any of these items see our win dow or store display. As usual, we will give you our Rogers' Sil verware coupons with each purchase' of 25c or over. Save them, they are valuable. CARR'S A Variety Store 231 N. Jackson Our store is an independent variety store, with membership in a buying organizati.'ni cin-1o-eil of ,-ver 5X) variety merchants in all parts of the 1". S. We maintain btivcrs with head quarter., in New York City and' can obtain our incrchamlNe' as cheap as any chin store in ex istence. It is for this reason wo are able to ..ffer our customers wonderful mcrchandUe values. VV aV 14 - - n lal t Feet LOOK OUT! It's Bad Business Wear A. A. CUTTERS' SHOES As near Waterproof as any Leather ean be made will out wear two pair of ordinary Shoes. We have them in 6-12-14-1618 inch Tops $6.50 to $17.50 DUDS FOR MEN INCORPORATED Thnv vlll . achooj hduse Saturday, ftbrain at 2:30 P.J m. to discuss bminenZJ tpr. Th! mooting -.m t "a rA 4 ! The Suillh Parent Teachers' asso ciation was organized recenUy In dlfr1 trlct No. 75. Of this organization ,( 1 ...I.... I- I . ... t lrm .lira. J. KJ. AI1UUI IB JIlcoimuH ....... - , ... a ...a u.cIUfi Will qj Chester Howe, vice president,' and all members of the district whT Curl Roselund, secretary and treanur- welcome to attend. Sherwin-Williams FLOORLAC A WATER-PROOF VARNISH STAIN FOR FURNITURE, FLOORS & WOODWORK MADE IN ALL POPULAR COLORS For 10c. and the Coupon Below You receive FLOORLAC irecular PRicai .30 BRUlH i - ) . 15 VOTAL . . . .43 You Save 35c. by filling out this coupon -rSS1 and bringing it with 10c to Mm. FLOORLAC Yi WALNUT u Aaamtmm TPWaa - n i tms orrzn tmiTco-eRiNO in thi coupon to-day Churchill Hardware Company The Winchetei Store aiHW. lioo f ffi Mil rovii si ( OWL CUSAKLSsi r lil'L't r Thq Owl Says:- DON'T THROW THAT OLD NECKTIE AWAY. WE MAKE THEM NEW AGAIN. WE'RE HERE TO DO TEE BEST IN CLEANING AND MISSING "Yours for Service" DID YOU KNOW? - - -aa" aw H It I our ramrst aim to glvo service that wlU ooninund ral.e of our every patron. A ffiltl,f,u service to the people, ever at the port of duty Iimir of Uie day wad nljjtiU J,. )'e RptirccUt your kiyal (Up port. Douglas County Light & Water Co aaaaa. IlllJ-a Now, Listen.! Sineo Kvor.vliody'a Exchanra . n and b t to normal, tlu re are others hcj,ing us keep tho price down. Well, We're Glad nut jus, ,,ave to be , little Ufrorpnt from (he , wil, nn urfc.iv. . nut f the rut aud think up soinethiuK He and latere' iur for tho public. Keep junr -, , ,, Pw mw k U Everybody's Exchange a tM'w
