Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-09-25
REFORM MOVEMENT.

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REFORM MOVEMENT.
TIE Centennial Meeting ut Rose1ar0 Ued-
ssesddU September e2, 1885.
In response to call issued by The
leading temperance organizations of
the State of Oregon, the following del
egates met at the Presbyterian church
in Roseburg at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, Wed
nesday September %, 1885:
w. F. Owens. . Roseburg Lodge I. o. G. T.
Mrs. F. Crouch, Oakland Lodge w. c. T. U. |
Mrs. .. A. Seldom . Reseburg NJ. c. S. S. |
H. Luhrs. 49,. Roseburg Lodge I. O. g. I. |
John Lane ...... Roseburg Reform Club. |
Rev. w. A. Smick.. :. Presbyterian Church
r. Benedick. ...-.......
Mrs. S. c. Flint. ...... ("
Miss Julia Hamilton. '
Miss Emma Benedck.
w. Alexander ,.... Roseburg Reform Club.
b. +. Ramp. ..,..,,.
Miss Buick Myrtle Creek Lodge l. o. G. T.
I. II. DYER, s. I" Is
Mr.. Drake, I" !"
]. B. cawlfeld . 80. Roseburg Reform Club.
L. L. Hurd. ........ g e 9
Greed Chenoweth. Oakland Lodge o G T.
Jas. Chenoweth.. :" $ !"
H, L. Brown. n...... $. +"
Arthur Cloak -, Roseburg NJ. E. Church.
A. B. Johnson. on.,..............C .Canyonpille.
To.l.;1S, Clas-
A. o. Coston. ..............,
L. Buell.
]. blake....
Z. +. Woodruff. ............... Coles Valley
Robt. Woodruff. uff........
]. G. Clarke NJ. Z. Church.
L. Weatherford d...............R K. r. Clerk
John Booth. ..........,.......Co Coles Valley.
John Day. .......,.............. Wilbur.
+. r. Hill ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Granville Singleton. Roseburg T.
y. Cornutt ....,,.,..,...,...... Riddle.
Mike Dean. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MTs: Teel.................,..... Oakland.
Rev. E. T. Loekhardt, ,......... /"
Mrs. Page .....,,.....,...,,...
Mrs Williana Cochran. -. Looking Glass.
S. F, Floed. ....... Roseburg Reforp Club.
S. Casebeer. .s-,....... Coles Valley.
Braden, ST Sf..~.............Lo Looking Glass.
II. II. king. g...,......,.....
On motion of W. F. Owens, C. Cad.
dis was selected temporary chairman
and w. III. Walker secretary. The
objeetof the meeting being stated by
the chairman, On motion the follow
!. ing hmittees were appointed on ere
dentlaf, COL John Lane. J. B. Cawl
keld and Mrs. Teal, on order of bust
nessNWm. Alexander, E. P. Richard
SOW, Mrs. Crouch and P. Benedict; OF
ydkautions, W. F. Owens, Mrs. DIR
Rke, m. Alexander, III. Luhrs ant
MIS- Teal. After remarks by Col
John Lane, ". 3. Owens and Rev
w. A, Sniick the convention adjournet
TO meet ats o'clock P. NJ.
= AFTERNOON sEssIRN.
The minutes of the morning session
were Fead and approved, The com
mittes on order of business made tn
following report: l. That the ten
porary officers act as permanent off
GERS g. Report of committee on orde
OF business 8. Report of commltte
on resolutions. 4. And that this Oor
vention meet with the W. G. L. U. q
.ES0R.N.
Report Of committee on crcdential
"a above read and adonted.
The report of committee on resol'
%ions being called for the chairma
asked for further time, which WI
granted,
After remarks by E. P. Richardso
Col. Lane, B. F. Ramp and others: I'll
convention adjourned to meet in ever
ing session Immediately after the a
journment Of the w. G. T. U.
EVENING SESSION.
The w. G. T. U. carried out the ft
lowing programme: Opening sou
America. Prayer, Rev. w. A. Smic
Lesson from ! Corinthians XIII,
Rev. J. w. Miller. Song. Short a
dress by Rev. W. A. Smick. Sket,
of the life of DIR. Rush by Mrs. S,
den. Solo, "Spare My Boy" by NJ
Flint. Essay by Mrs. Smiek. Addre
by Rev. J. w. Milfcr. Song "Vose
Down."
These excellent exercises then ga
place to the workings of the Genel
Convention with approval of the M
utes OF the AFTERNOON session and I
pnanamous adoption of the follow
resolutsons as reported by the comm
tee.
WHEREAS, Governments are instit
ed to establish justice, insure domes
tranquility, provide for the comm
defense and promote the general NJ
fare of the people, and
WHEREAS, to secure these biessir
the free immigration to our shores
the criminal and pauper classes of
old world should be prohibited.
exchange of any and every product
of any country, calculated to work
jury, disease or poverty upon the
ba6itants of the exchanging part
defeats the great object for which g
ernments are instituted and should
prohibited by International law, ant
WHEREAS, The commercial prosI
!. ity Of this great nation depends u
its agricultural, mechanical and ma
s,al,,.k,-;aa ~ So cob,.,.