ROSF.BURG NEWS-REVIEW FRIDAY. OCTOBER 17. 192-4.
n n i ninnrnl 1
FOUR
Eat Again Like a
j Hungry Boy
IN WOODPILE
3d (PMu
STOP! At a 20th Century Store.
Proposed Amendment to
Workmen' Compensa
tion Cad Legislation.
LOOK! At the attractive merchandise, priced extremely low.
LISTEN! Your better judgment will convii.ee you there
is no safer place
: iHLAMNbn
20th Centoy Grocery
to buy.
SAVE! On these offerings Saturday and Monday, October 18th and 20ih.
SO SAYS M. F. RICE
Best Blue Rose O " n
Rice, 3 lbs. '
Soap,
Olive
3 burs
20c
Soft Shell Almonds,
new crop, per O0
pound "
Sunmaid Raisins fvLwly p;
packages, 2 for
eked,
seed I'd or se
ess,
15
25c
Local Attorney Alleges That
If Adopted Farmers and
Dairymen Will Be
I lard Hit..
Pure Honey, new, pint
Mason Jars, 5c
Dromedary
new,
each
Dates,
20c
I-ayer Figs, fancy, new,
sanitary 10 oz. OQ-pkg
Royal Baking Powilcr-
5 pounds
-12 oz. tin, 43c; 2 1-2 pound, $1.23;
$2.35
H. O. Oats
package
15c
Shasta Japan Q Q
Tea 1-2 lb pktf
Good Crepe Toilet
rapn 25 c
4 rolls
Crisco, 3 lb. can, 75c; 6 lb. can, $1.42; ') lb. can ....
$2.05
Sliced Pineapple, fancv
!:r 32c
Cream Rolled Oats,
4 pounds 25c;
9 lb. sack
53.
Mazola Oil,
quarts
50c
20th Century Coffee "The Perfect Blend" 1 Iiy'i in quality, low in price.
Roasted daily in our own plant, pound, 43c; (J 1 0 7
JL a aad 9
Otogon's furuitTS, dairymen and
wnrki'ig j !-. as well as hor In-du.-tries.
need the lirlp of every
voting ciiii-n to defeat the "reac
tionary aim udnn lit to go-call-
'I Workmen's Compensation Law.
declared j. 1'. like, local attor
ney, vvho has given considerable
study to tin- n oposed constitutlon-
ai amendment.
"This sn-callcd amendment,"
said Attorney Iliee, " Initiated
ty a small group of Portland's pro
fessional leaders, und i o worded
that every fanner or dairyman
vvho employs a simile helper can
Lo forced to nay into the state ac-
You can remember when yrm were
a ty how efticrrly you waited for
meal linie to come and how you en-
invrrl I (riiriH thin is voitr mother
act tx-fure yuu. You were young u4
trout then and your diifritivc Off
fan were functioning pruixrly.
But since then you have over
w"krd your digestive nrgam and
now you may tie on the highroad to
iwcnminir a confirmed dyspeptic. You
can quickly eliminate your trouble.
tne up the digestive and elimmaiive
trj(.in, tnd brin back tfae lost
pjtetite of Iwiyhono.
Over 100,(I peopV hare testified
in writing Jut TANLAC has re
lieved them of stomach trouble sod
kindred ailments.
TANLAC
The World's Best Tonic
At All Good Drug Stores
Over 40 Million Bottles Sold
Take Taobr VcKctaWe Pills (or
Conatipation
J ! ' UIB
1 6 years ago Tru-Bake was an ideal.
Today Tru-Bake is your guarantee
that Tru-Blu master bakers are liv
ing up to their ideal and producing
in EVERY cracker bearing the name
"Tru-Bake" the best cracker they
know how to produce.
It's SOME cracker!
Get a. box.
LONG ELECTION
BALLOT COMING
(Continued from pagi 1.)
cident fund, and snliniit to all Its 1 ,or sheriff, but In the next office
red tapu and lie compelled to obey"011 llle llst' unty clerk, T. W.
ail its rules. No innii,.r iihui hJ -Morgan, of Looking Glass, demo-
pens the law cifically denies ' trat' Ira U' Kidlle' Pre8"
hlin the right of anneal to a hirvl'"1 i""ent. republican, are the
ly other authority. candidates.
pounds
Jello, any 1 A. Netted Gem O Standard Corn, Iowa
flavor.. UC potaloeS , , 5 C pack, No. J5
J. can
O K A L" li A n
mm mmjh
Itoy C. Agee, of Wilbur, demo
crat, Is racing against James E.
Sawyers, republican, for the office
of county treasurer. Mr. Sawyers
Is the present incumbent.
There is also a contest for
county assessor between Frank L.
Calkins, republican, now in the of
fice, and J. D. Osborn, democrat.
II. L. Kpnsteln. filed as ai in-
?rocery
Conveniently Located
130 NOilTH JACKSON STREET.
or to any other authority,
"Hut tint is only the beginning.
The self same amendment hits
just as hard at the. wnrkinguian
hitnsi if. It makes the three man
commission the supreme dictator
oier labor. It gives the commission
the riht to raise compensation
rates on the workingman; it gives
the commission absolute authority
io luaKO small compensation ! dependent for county surveyor, as
... .... ... , ,.. man,i. dul not get In on the primary
.o " tiiws n me rignc to nomination,
delay payment to injured men orition.
uieir uepenuentB. and likewise au-!
n.. n .i V L 8,CK the republican and democratic
, n , ,i . rS 'he com- nomination tor county school su
mission tells them to go to and no'.i,..,i. i L.a k.. ......
aii-d at htiiiu i:iontiirly and in in
(fit. fin., ti ifl. t... 1,,.. I i
lie has no oposi
Kdith S. Ackort, who was given
P
bcllt' Wil.son Church, who filed as
an independent.
M
Baked by the
TRU-BLU BISCUIT CO
Spokane and Portland
The Home of Tru-Blu Grahams, English Style Bucaitit
Tru-Blu Fruit Cake
4a
f,,r,...,i ,ih .u.i1,as "" opposition for reelection.
- - ...... in... a iu iiic
statt; compensation fund.
"N'or Is that all. Tho amendment
if it is ratified and becomes opera
tive law, would practically nullify
the present time tested and proved
koou compensation law. It would
i undo Hie work of many
constructive effort. The
l.'ach precinct will elect a con
stable, and several are to choose
justices of the pence. In the
i ort of Lnipqua J. H. Austin,
democrat, .1. H. Urowne, demo
crat, Joseph K. ltutler, republi
can, G. Spencer Hinsdale, renub-
years of 1'eun, and V. 1. Heed, republican.
present are candidates .for the office of
KOlil) WITHDlt.WVAL AIDS
(Apsocfnted Press Leased Vire.)
WASHINGTON". Oct. 17. I
Withdraw by Henry Kord of his1
offer for Muscle Shoals clears the i
way, Kepresentative Keams. re-1
publican, Ohio, declared today, af
ter a visit at the White House,
I for disposition of the plant
! through a commission as suggest-
ed by President Coolide iu his (
I message to congress last Uecem
I ber. i
j Mr. Keams said he had assur
ance that the president's attitude
I In this respect was unchanged
and that therefore he would seek
i appointment of a commission by
congress us soon as it convenes
In December.
TRAVEL TO LAKE HEAVY.
(Associated Press T.eaiied Wire.)
MKIltOKI), Or., Oct. 17. All rec- I
ords for travel to Cra:er T.n;te were
broken this year, according to the
official leport of Superintendent C.
G. Thomson just released. L'p to i
the evening of beplember 30, 64,-
Illi visitors entered the park as i have been tmxii
against 52.017 for the preceding., sittings made btlon.l
year, au increase 01 over Zoj per will also save .
c,'m- . KOSEBlBGrf
h.very state in the union was ! 1J7 Jackson Si
represented excepting Georgia anil L 4
many foreign countries. t;cgon ' Kat Hazeiwnoflv:
leads all the sUtr
California is t ck."
2J.37S. TheMtdtodJ
trance i'lMtl.
THE XMAS GIFT r-
iotir photosnjtr
en long atter tie fr
. Have Oti something fn sell, to
trmlo, , give wiy. t'se .News-
Kor ipiick results
Ueview lassifted nils.
l'liono
.'C'0T'
and
6LRVICE
W,; all' tot to all i
deads uitti
POLISHiWELIST
law mokes ci'mpensation for injur- P"rt commissioner
alolitv.
ed in tlo
T tie so
expert
Having sperlallz-
f si:' h
adi-pt at it.
tb.s by a
.' nje
prov
I., t
tnal.
"We Aim to PlciSf."
H. S. FRENCH
l!iA;id.linA::DSlu'.cici).
PHONt 2:0
N
mm
ed workmen cerliiin. and fixes th
rate s :f coiiiensatlon specifically.
Furthermore, it ives the work
iiU'Mian the rich) of appeal to a
jury in ca.-e be either is slii-lit,.,l
r is not given justice. lint under " nipple seek the office of record-1 wishes . Sei eiearlv
r. 1 nomas is out tor wii,i 11 i ,,,
In the City of Iioseburg there Is
a full city ticket to elect.
J. C: Day. ,Ir nnd (ieorge K.
Houek, are candidates for mayor.
Harley J. Watson, and H. L.
BOYS' BAND
We have instruments for five
boys to be used free of charge. J
bee Mr. Crocker or Mr. Shields, at
Heinline Conservatory. Boys with
experience on tiiano preferred.
il-li:-liTTi:i:iirtii:Tiiii:iiii:i.:iit:.'.,J
1 TfliW hM SAT!
w t a " b w a win
cms
vl f Ac ivv ,
5 'or Street.
UJernpon Q
ROSECUHC, ORE.
STORE I
Oh 01 i ,
s ntl 1
liallv !
are oi-.Ii
isp.'il 111
.veil au III
v'l.oedible s.itlns,
llel.n ,,r
I'tll'l-osi.
tl invited
iu "I liuv
"Qe.il ly art economy"
Tl'c Sills Store
- and S it, os
(Associated I'rccs l.en-icil Wlrc.i
W.'.liSAW. Oct. 17.- A deb";:i
Cltlotl ii it today tor Vi li'V, Svvit
z riail.l. to hriliK ba k Hie body id
lb III.. ;. 1-lc.l nic vv lei, I'olo h llov
l.-t. Hie author ot "iJtio ,nl s,"
who d.ed tbeie iu itllii. llle dele
Kallon includes tin- unveils:' only
sun. H.iir), and Is beaded by one
ot his cl'isosi Irleiids. Stanislaw
lasickl. 'llle body Is to be rein
lei red here ill a lll.ignitici ill tomb.
('ir homo mangle even Irons the
nitiies. fall us for piisou.il dein
oi:s:r.ii ions, liudsou Klectnc store
RED ARMY VICTORS.
t ....... -l.it. .1 l'i,-s t.,-a. .1 Wire
HUM! KO.N'll, (let. 17. The
no 1. ii.uit volunteer corps of Can
I'U known as Hie 1 bioe-e lasclsti
have been d.-fi .lie.; liy t iil lny
loneM i.t he '"llid iltlliv" COMip...!-
ed 01 Chiine laboreis. after v ir-
e in the sir. . is 01 Cant
th" proposed con: tlllltlonHl amend
ment, that right of appeal and cer
tainty of colllla nsallon would be
stolen from him. "In other words,
tho amendment boldly demands
the surrender of the basic Ameri
can iicht cf appeal and of fair
hearina. nnd sets up in i;s place a
coiunii..sion that would be sup.Ti u
to I..W, and in addition H law m;i
itself. KiMh power is dangerous.
Not ali ne that, but the amendment
would open the way for the return
of the old system or ambulance
ctiiiing .lawyers, damage suits,
want and suffering on the part of
injur, d im 11, and more expenses
f r our ft.rn.lng peoples and mote
coiiinii.-sleiis lo boss us around.
"We have nave!, u too far to
tuin back. The only proper thing
ie do is to vote down tins coiu
P'.iImo.v coini.; usalion amendment
and keep right (,u improving tm.
prei. nt good law win never the
conditions warrant it."
Home Laundry, l'liono ;;:7.
and W.
THE EYES HAVE IT
Light, properly controlled and M
directed. Is poured in a soft il- .
luminating glow over surfaces one i1
eft to run 3
d in glare and bril-
ree.uciio.i as my treasurer. I Manee which is wearvim- !..,,...
The counoilnien to be chosen : , , i...,,-..i , ..... . i.. .... 1 V
are as follows:
P. Clemens, Storey lies. Ward
i ent,
j nerve energy.
hen the
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High-Top Boys 6": Girls
SHOES
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wlio wears
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4. Clair K. Allen and G. W.
Voting.
There are seven Initiative and
referendum measures, the first a
proposal to amend the constitu
tion by adding to the qualifica
tions of voters the requirement
that they should bo aide to read
and write tho English language,
and authorizing the means of
testing their ability to read and
write.
The second Is a measure de
claring public use Of roads, ways
and waterways.
The third opens the bonus
amendment to female employes
ot the war department, and to
Spanish-War veterans, and ex
tending the loan privilege to an
unmarried widow, or dependent
father or mother of any person
who would have been entitled to
a loan.
The fourth Is ihe Oleomargar
ine and condensed mil bill, which
would make unlawful the
Incandescent Limp 2
first came into use. it was instal-
in thousands of homes ill light- V,
!
I
ing iixtures wnose it.iu was pur
posed for the earlier ilKiminants.
So long as the old-style electric
lamp is used, this equipment,
while net by any means ideal, was
permissible. It Involved the use of
transparent or semi-transparent
shades and reflectors, originally
devised for shielding flames from
draughts; and though these did 5
not protect the eyes Irom light S
sources, still those sources were of J
moderate brilliancy, and not espe- Vj
chilly menacing to eyesight.
Hut the brilliant electric lainn of 5l
the present day, which because of j
us economic efficiency in supply,
ing light has replaced the milder
incandescent lamp in home light
ing, nas altered conditions
materially.
The adaptation of this new
science of illumination to home
lighting offers wide opportunities
for individual 1 xpn s.-on. it. auty
walks hand in band with i:i:'iu-
Will usher in the Fall season, so reserve a little 0!
a visit to our rplendid exposition of good things t.
delight your soul and fill your heart with Joy tc f-
tlerful display of enticing foods as it emerges into 1
The point we want to impress you with, howerer.s
able prices, considering the quality of the gffi
I'etnember cur motto is quality and service. Set
display for suggestions for your Hallowe'en Pin
candies just arrived. Cranberries, nice new crop, li
Now is the tinio to plant your winter gardens. It
seed, larrots, turnips, onion sets and onion seei
of grass seed. Also vetch and winter oats.
IN OUR MARKET WE OFFER
HAMS
3
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tu. ...... o... i .i mini;.- 01 Hi
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.n v. ill I ,
' for Hie i;o
and ami i:l: i
woii-t. r l,.,i
Mill low HI.'
is ,tl i.lM . lilt
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r fe.iiur.
t. In oa
to prov.,
1 IS In tl.e
prov hied
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.e f r
b.e.
'11 111 this s.
' '' l.a-l'iit. ..r.d
' to ...11 nd ..,u
siii.Biiiine inr nutter coiitainim:
milk or milk products or vege
table fat. any condensed or evap
orated milk containing vegetable
fat. any substitute for butler con
taining milk or milk products,
unless the milk is pure, clean,
fresh and unadulterated and from
which no cream or leitterfat has
been removed, and any condensed
or evaporated milk or any sub
stitute which Is not pure.' 1 lean,
fresh, healthful and unadulter
ated. The fifth is nil initiative meas
ure which would create a state
board for the xainination and
licensing naturopaths in the state
of Oregon.
The sixth makes the provision
of the workmen's compensation
law compulsory, and would re
quire nil employers and euiplove
es engaged in hazardous occtla
Hons to contribute to the act i
dent fund.
The seventh is for t!v r- p. al
of Ihe income tax law which has
been made e::e.tive in the state.
so expressive, that besides ilUiini
nating it can be made . itn, r to
creale a picture in itself
temper and shade the lecUi
into a variety of charieim-
I . Ie.
touch
.110.,. is. .0110ucn llle t'S-i I'
meiit in home lichtini;
abundant and eifielent i
tien. yet tie r.- is also ;,n
possibility Hut grow
by day.
1 lit gladioli rv ,(
Harriet llald. man.
A I O PtlO.lo "Jill 1
to V
1! 4
Half or Whole, per lb
Morrill Pride
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Strer Hot lioast, per lb."
Steer Hoil Ileef, per lb
Fancy Mill: Ked Heavy Veal Shoulder Hoast, lb-
l imey Leg and Loin Veal lioast, lb
Fresh .Side Fork Saturday only, lb
Fresh made Hamburg, lb
l'uro Fork Sausage, lb
Hulk Lard. 2 lbs. for
liacon Hacks, sugar cured, lb
Haccn Squares, lb
I'ieuic Hams, lb. 13c; College Hams, lb -
Fancy Heavy Hens and Fryen
I..
greater day
n:s t,er
lo IT
(
Cutty
We Trim the Meit Not the Curfora"
PEOPLES SUPPLY 0
Phone: Grocery Dept. 145
Dept. K
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DK M II. FLYLKIl-t hirapractit
1-n.snian. in w. Lane
WE DRAW ALL Or OUR POULTRf
St.
YUEN IN ROSEBIIJG
STOP AT
Hotel Umpqua
CALL FOR SCHOOL WARRANTS
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Milk
ForInfant$,
invalid.
Rich Milk, ?.lltcl Grnm
form.nvirThc Food-Dnnkfcr AJ1 Ate.
Digciti'.Vc-NoCopkmg. AlihtLunch
tlwr at hand. AJw in Thlt form.
Ak for "Hwjci'." at aU Fiuntalna.
tair Aod loiUtiaw Subaututa
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I HotHome-MadeMincePi
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we berve it cvc.j
THE DOUGLAS CRM
Mcdford-Itoseburjr
Tr
Bread.
LEAVES ROSEBURG WED
NESDAYS AND SATURDAYS
uoai me o:f:e.. of i;.
!: l.-irs I'lior.. -v.
V.oUord 1'l.eae oij
Medford Tr&niftr Co.
Operatort
Have jou tried our Iiuckwhent Cak.
for lireakla-
.lot?
,'. Flesh
DO IT NOW
C!nnl miimia anM'irA frrvm () 9. H'
Quality Meals from 30c up.
Fastern Ovsters. Veal Swe.-thr. "'' d.
Cliitiu, and all the market
REAL SERN'ICE
THE DOUGLAS GRILL
At the Hotel Douji"
VV. R. WARNER, ?r0J