Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, May 25, 1920, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text1 J. JAKE of clJ cs h constipation. Theb.-v.v-sj, v i become weak aivl unable to perform their functions without aiJ. For this purpose only the mildest and gentlest laxative should be used. The use of harsh cathartics aggravates the trouble r.nd makes the constipation worse. Chamberlain's Tablets are a favorite with people of middle age and older cn account of feudal i aoiwr r V" .l-l-.i-.(..iVi' -i -l.n. - fftiwr- - we SALVATION AP.L.Y TO serve all mm Business Men of Every County Join Wl;h uorps umcersto Extend Helping Hand. A nervlce born of service by mor and women whoso lives ate rl- rl iii t e to that iervlce, a a'rviee not for gain for It paya its workers poorly, is l be placed at the dinposal of oven tlu smallest community In Oregon through the Kipaneiun of the Salvation Army Home Service Pro-yam f'r 1 V. Since Its splendid wemetf annum Ihr Amoru-aa troops abroad brought ' the attention of the home folks (he kind of work the army has been duliu; quietly In the plums of the lar'T cities, denmids from all ijuartiTH have flooded In upon the tinny until It han been forced to double unit tn bio Its efforts. It has boen compelled to expand be yond city lines and extend Its service to the remotest districts of the statu. , And In these out of the way places the army is sol vine one of the Greatest economic. jmb!om. haudllii at their CASTORIA For Infunts and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears l he Signature u Qualitij s - ' - . - This car is dr.sijjno.l with roiianl to your ritliiivr case. T':i'. idea's aio wide and rcsilnl. 'l'lic up holstery is of ivniit'iirtalilL thii'liiicss ami tho slow sprinjrin;; lvsilii'iu'o nf tin; lonjv r.prinirs cushions tho car against road shocks. Price f. o. b. Roseburg $1215 A carload of Ihcso pi-pular lijihl cars will arrive in Uosobur.;' about .May 2."th and will ho handled in Douglas County ly tho S;Tvi;-e Caratro. which will ho open for business about Juno first. GLENN H. TAYLOR DEALER. AAAaAAA AAAA A A AAA A A AA 'iV fr.' their gentle action. 4! :: Uici! aiii ri'."LiItJiS H.a.i" U the i!ls lh:it re.-tuh from poverty a-id w rong , Uaehit.f,'. In every county of Oregon one and wnetinics two advisory boards have ; beu formed of bunines8 men and ' citizens of those countieB. Thes men constantly m ioiku with ihrir ....!!. n,l 4i f tin uihnn a Till hnW best the Salvation Army can bo utiliz ed to serve the citizens of that com munity. A word to headquarters brltiKs the Salvation Army worker to take earn of the man or woman, boy or Kirl whose misfortunes have over- wheluird th"in. In the rescue and maternity borne n Portland tho unfi rliiuaie pirl mothers of Oregon find a refi!?: aud Mi'irtoary. l:i h ys and niils iv.trs to be y tab'i htil at Yam'iill the I'ln ;f the n'ii ,-t '1 child is shojfd and the boy jr K-rl i rei'aic.l to g. .:.t in":) the world ai: 1 win his or her own way. In the Industrial homo In i'ciuand n riy i! "relicts are nii 1; oi r into e- '.i - or. lii men and women who a;v I.m ;;r a c'lii: tic upon ; ieir county but un asset to their ( J in mutiity. In iho relief br:n l ei r.t t'- ork ih.ii.s by the army many cases of pov city and sickness are handb d an nually. When the call for help comes there is no investition of the worth i 1 1 1 of the subject. Help Is given and iim Mention made aft.M wards. Free employinoiit bureaus which ex act no iTiein'xuMiip fee, find work for hui.dr.'ds of idle hands aud while work is he'ii:; fcmid see to H tha' dc serv ing nu n seeking houuat employment lu net r.tsrve. Over 17000 people read the News Flevh'W every dry In the week. Goes Cleat Tliroutfi AAA A A A AA A A A A A A 1TII Ol IJ OWt.KV ii(w Toitm we em iv 1t cr mend the toughest a-d h:r-lest steol. Sim h a wel.i in: process we emlov w.w unknown a few e;rs atv now it fl i;eneralty mployod for breaUg fn maeh-ln-' pins. In steel un.l iron, In !! hard metal. Let us do yt ir weldlni: mid save you the outl iv tfor new part. Matiiows WcKlin Works WHWit WUChCi CUT'IC A SPCUUTY N, Rm Si , nw Oil KOaL UHK A I LOVE and HARRIED LIFE fcn the JlOlX auuior Idah Glone Gibson JOH.VH TIIUl'tiJITLKSSXKS!. I tunid to John apeulingly. "I'leUHe." I said, "don't let us be?in to qijarrei L. turo wc arrive at the house." "I don't want to quarrel with you. K.n.V-nne." was his impatient ans wer, "but you sef-iirto always rub nu '.he winner way." He tinned to me suddenly and looked aL me closely. ' Goodness,' he said, "ihn't there a beauty shop around hwe unywhere? I've never een a woman who has pone off on her looks as you have during the l.tif few weeks. Yonr complexion to -umi'thim: teirlble. To see you now no one would ever think that I had married the prettiest girl in this town." I felt my lip tremble. "A woman in my condition is not suppos.-d to be a thing of beauty," i answered. "Well, you needn't be so hurt about it, especially asyour uirliness i; not permanent," he'said in a tone of vobe which made me realize he whh alitle bit ashimed or hinisMf. And then, "but I could never under stand, anyway, Just why a woman Is .o afraid of the truth." Why ot lb-fore Marrla'? "Hidn't you tell me the truth be for we were married, .lohn? I don't, remember that you ever re flexion was looking muddy or that my h:ir was not In curl." "Your coniph xion never was mud '.' he answered. "Would you have told mo If It had been?" "No," ho answered, "because I should hftve left you quite alone. I never could Ftand a girl that didn't have a good complexion, and you must realize that just nt present you are not very easy to look at." "When are you returning to the city?" "Why, I Just got here! In your letter you were anxious to have me come this way nn'l now you are ask- ins; me when I shall leave. vou rather capricious.? ot nt all. I have tried to tell ion ninny times, John, that when you are away from me I always think of vou as you were in the wonderful hreo weeks before our nmrriace, and I think tho surprise of finding you always so utterly different now Is one of the thines that makes nie seom annoyed and capricious to you." "I really never could understand." siid John, as wo wont up to our room, it. Is that a woman always wauls to be flattered. The more. 1 see nf them the more It seems to nie wnnian would rather vou would OREGON IS BACKWARD j I.J STATEJOHiOLSj VVaihington Pays $"0 a Year For Education of Each i . Child; Oregon S11.E5. ' "It i- the question of tho unilermort : as tit,uiji t tie; up: ;-itiK.t, property i values. ,er hma:i va'si-h," :iul M II. Mai. in. a nn-mher r tint Waahini; ten State Industrial V.'eL.ire ConuiKs ! si. ;i. who ir.ade a plea ll t'.ie 1 ortl.in I j hoi -1 fee r.tly belt.-o tl; Poniard j .' lliisttTKi: ;ifSMi-;:m, !1 fur t''-' htil- 1 ' t'Yiif.iill e;e'Mi':;!;iry :-c': ). mfa-.ure. t . hi;Ii i;- i be v .it d u; mi -1 at : ' the !-r:;..-:y. Me n"itir. : j "Tl.. !.ur i n: i;Ie n'ir.iai.fs, but j ! this m tint' plate w here the thiirch' ( nniHt net err. Vmi uiu.a n't bi liind ' j tli. a measure so tint the child ef tho poor man can have his c-r her deserved ' opportunity in i:fe. On-son is f : r i fiieo with a critiis in t in edui a; u . ; systt-m, that, If not nut. wiil put u , back toward the dark njies instead ; of in the limht of the twentieth century which It should hold. It is one ef seven states which still holds to tho antiquated idta cf dtr ct school tax atirn p'an. It nv. -t ;-ot j ut of t'i- MOTHER! "California Syrup of Figs" Child's Best Laxative Accept "".iliforn!.i" y.rup of 1"U,; only look lor th nauut Callfo: ik.i i'O tho package, then on are sm e our child Is having thn best and ivost har mte!, plv s;c tor th- :.toui:n h. liver aud ooels. Ch:Klrn lov Us fruity Usto. Full dire f!o:i. i n h bottlo. You Liust av ' Cali- I 1 J ,N fornla. lio to Iht. if uu lie prottlly. tlau. to Have "you Ml Vr the truth if U rut- (Us titT vanity." 1 lor tin- iil "t Soul i -i don't thin I ha'"" lru('' J'lh";" I ,ai.l. "Mo,! m.-ti do lik" to I told that th-y at- d.annlni! by tU.. m-,nh.-y An.l 1 do not b.--dev.. that hal mot people call : truth ne.d I- unpleasant as It osuallv is. h: 1 do think that we ..un,,,'. !o l.- ! '.n.-hmg for the ' good or our !! ! "Just a little while ago you asked me hy I d ui." ' 11 beauty par- , lor un.l have n:y complexion In -prnvod. l"d it ever oeeur to you hat we have,. 1 of the.se thlnKs done fcr cur l.odi.'s. het hen we auk t r oniethmif wht.h will make our sou U hoautifil 1.. - when a woman is 'happv her soul is h.a.itifuli moat Ptople romtbt. i 'i'-'t ; are bensmg , for sou to oar canity." I "All riitht. l.-t' d'"'' talk n,""u II anv more. le vou realize that I'n 'awfully tired. I" 'M'M1 'wo on a train. I think I II co and take a bath and n't. r that a little snooze. Then I'll talk hnlne.." I John left me u.eeremnniously and I heard him whistling aa he turned ithe water mi in 'he bathroom and 1 'knew he had forgotten everything that he had I), en talking ,,out ,h;,t iwas (iisnCT. eat.le to him in any way. I went to Hi" minor and looked P1JSMY, carefully over. I was no. .beautiful, but It seemed to m in; llius'rind should b the last ono to i tell me of it meter the rireiimstanees 'Charles had said nothing of the kin ! I to me. I WiHil.l l llalf-Cons iii. I lie had not .-.Mowed mo to feel un 'comfortable in his presence, and now after what John had sain. would he very s.-lf-.-onseinus wnen I met Charles nualn a f..elin? I had never had before with Charles. I was very sorry that this Incident had happened, for besides the uu happiness it had made for mo per sonally, I realized that I should be Aren't unite dependent tinon Charles ttur !lne the next month or two after John had cono a.vay. "Perhaps," I said to myself. "I should not see Charles any more un til after the tiahv comes." Then I thoueht, "How silly." It seemed to me that one or the thins the modern woman was Ke'tiiiR beyond was the feat that there was anything dis graceful in mo'lierhood. However, now my own hu-iuind bad called at tention to the fa t that I must hi more or less a taruet for speculative 'bought, I never would feel put out about it attain. Tomorrow "Are Men titilllhle?' MAN'S BEST AGE A man is as old as his organs ; he can be as vigorous and healthy at 70 as at 35 if he aids his organs in performing their functions. Keep your vital organs healthy with GOLD MEDAL I Or Th world's standard remedy for kidney, livr, bladder and uric acid troubles sine 1696; corrects disorders; stimulates vital organs. All druggists, three sizes. Look for tli naraa Cold Medal on very boa aa4 accept q imitatioa rut In wTiIch It fTn.Ia fTself today and place herself alongside the other ?,'J or forty Rtates and make the tax for its s. h.;oln equal throughout the state "V,a:;li:iir.',ton Uubiy pays per yv.: for the education of each child within Its boundaries. I am told ycu in Oregon pay toward this great wrk fur the voter of the future only $11 sr. It is time for a change and I, froiii yoi:r Bister state, urce yen to amiourue fr mi your pulpits, from the housetops :f ycu please, the benefits i.f this measure, and I hop i It will be vue.i In by a hit; majorit;. ." Kev. W. T. JIcK: ecn of the First Cot mt't;:it:oiiai church cf rort:a:,I, alM) in a U- a strong plea f r the meas ure and declared that It was nut only a problem f r Oret-on to sove, but "a natio-al cne, to h.'irdle th a : itini ticn which Oreron now f.ivs, mum-v the e1uc.t!on of the ilSitevute, of which jhere are tc l.iy in the United rita'es, 53 millions," said I)r. Mo Klv. en. ' I.ab r envnts on tho ("lup-h in ili cr:.-.."' - a I tlu si t ai:-r. "i)r,-.-im behind the tims tn h.r eiiuMi.oi.j, I stem a.;. I eviry "f-l-.i-va V vHIt-.i v. j tr.'n .s to Marriv for this si:-:.;,.: which now must tare ; l. ' oa ..Jay li. "I'o j in know hrw Vr-o:: ' I Ii'ti-l'es hr b t Uiler! t? Thry h.tve tiat'i.T to e. ry six it;i.;-:.'s. O: j Ikls ciu' tx . her to ev, ry i.j, i; i tl: i! I v a confront h t it ; ti' you and 1 to tl:.' p. ' v. t I fi:r e r.utli;.: wcx i:i ti, v- I .. . k so. " - vrv Al 'Sindr Thtr-r.;. n and 1 S l. U'umauer a's ) n;s !e er a.llr.'vsts to the m'ni t.'.- me-suro. ui wo.! ty V:. (,'tv; t f 11 cf the Liint r,,')- r: (: .o' VA 'd 0'.!l ttlO UeceiJy o.' i;i t!-e el-mnta-y schiv.s. i;ut Iim-V ,r i,"''u'.i.ii;Hi i-t:u; .-w May be Candidate I For School Director) T A. Rnetfty, of .North KuseburK. 18 i.-iut eta'l by ni u In.-eei " n rmdidato for school dl ,wtor ut the coining school election to bo held tn June. Dr. K. L. Miller -nd A J- Oeddej retire at that tune lind at the present time only one can didate has announced himself. Dr. U li .Shoemaker having consented to become a candidate. Mr. Itaft ty hr.a had nine yours of experience In school work, huvliu; heen for nine vears associated with Bchool affairs in Kansas where he was director of the school board for several years. Ho has four children In school and consequently has a deep Interest In tha school matters In this city. Ho i at pie.seiit Instructing one of the industrial clubs of the lleuson school In poultry raisins and Is also con nected with other affairs In con Junction with that school. Should lie consult to become a tltidldate for tho position there is no doubt but that he would receive strong support. Uavo a cas:s cn wntca to wcrE, k groundwork on which to build the citi zen of the future. The ministers andoited the measuw unanimously. M1W. V. . OWH.V Cut Flowers. 403 W. CaBS. I'hone 240 Dlt. It. P. WlA?KOKD . VS.'E ChlroprMtors, Went Koesburg rhons 40F4. DH. CUMIt K. Mil.Y.V Denilat at S3 1 Perking BuildriR. Ro.)iirg Oregon. Office Hours: 9 to 12 a. m- 1 to 5 p. m. Phona 65 DH. M. H. PLYI.NIt Chlropraotlrt Phys.ctan. Sit W. Lane St. RIn ti-Uial trentmenta. Hours 9 to f. l'hone 152. fflce Hours: 10 to 12, 2 to 4. (hones: Olflce, 171; 172. l.l'CKTTA H.tltTM. I'HVSICLIN Women and Children Diseases a -ptMlalty. Office, Munonln Hiillillni IXIM.T5 IHItKfTOKV Flie If. It. K. I. A. Union MTtlnR will be held at the MaT.ibbee ni'.ll every Hrst and third Wednesdays of the nuinih. . P. & A. !., Ijturw tmiibo No. f4 iteeufar conimurticatlons nd an. fourth Wedntidays each irtp.'.tb a. Masonic Temple, KosBblirs, Ore Visitor welporrte. A. A. WILUKIt, W. M.. V. F. 11AUHIS. 6eo.. !. O. T. M. Iloselmri; llive No. 11, holds regular roviews on second and fourth Thursday afternoons In Maccabee hall. Sisters of other hives visiting in our city are cor. dlally invited to attend our re views. Maccabee hall on Cass street. LOUISE LOCKE. Com. JESSIE RAPP, Col. tVOODMK.V !!. wmti.n Camp No. 125. Meets In tie Odi Fellows hnll tn Rosabnrg everj 1st and 3rti Monday evenings. Vis Itlng noishbors always welcome. U. CARRICK, C. C. M. M. MILLER, Clork LOVAIj OllllKIt OK MOOSF,. Rmf burg Lodge N'o. 1037 Meets seo ond and fourth Wtnesday evnn Ins of each month at 8 o'clock lr the Moose hall. All vlsittnir bro hers ar InvitPd to attend C. W. CI.OAKB. Idch.ior. IL O. PARHKTKH Sor-rotnr. f). R. 8 Itnsohnnr oiajitor o. f iiuius uieir reirTiia- meetltip on the 1st nnd Ird Tliursdcy In eacl month Visiting memhers In fjooii stnndinp are respectfully Invited in mipnn. I.EONA ARRAHAM W M FIJf.E JOHNSON. Secy. I. O. O. K 1'nlf.n Rnrnnipinent No. 0 .weei in odd Fellows' Temple every Thursday evening. Visitinp brethren alwavs minimi. FOSTER ni-TNER. C P J M. HAII.EY, It p OLIVER JOHNSON R. S JAMES CWART. F. S (). KIKS. r.-u-rinn, uki.jp, j,-,, Holds repiniir conimunira tlnns at the Elks' Temple on fwh Thursday of every month Ail membors Tequesied to at t.nd regularly, and all vlsltlnc brothers are cordially Invited to attend HARRY niLPEMURN, E R IKA R. Kinni.F. So'r.' -,n- F- "lilletflflan l.o.Itfo No. Meets In Odd Fellows' Temple corner Jackson and Cass Sts.. on Saturday evening of eaeh week Msit.ng brethren are alwav. wel ccme. victor novn. - o A. J. REDnFS, Rec Sec J. B. BAILEY. Fin. Sc HEINL1NE-M00BE CONSfRUATORV MUSIC AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Accredited Teachers Only The state demands lii,;!,!,- rffl. lent teacher, nnd this Scho.J cmplies loo W ,.eI1, wltl the S(mp m I I cxJt I Always Welcome "Yw litl'e rnsrnl played stori the av. didn't yon?' Ktyt firaiidma vait:nt;t Oh well, i'.'s ell riyht. Became -CALUMET DAKINC POWDER y Is f 'wm' r'eb. Cr.. I-.-' .-t v nil'.':''" "- ri3f i T:"S;ittl 1 m v - rt v : rJ wl'ultsome, F.s l-;-!t "i ' 1. 1 rn y i.-i i . S -r I ; hvebeta Yvu sere u hen you try it ycu $cve u lun you us$ it ItTr'tTr'C'r Qim'ItT nioncj a Atji.u K.VIGJITS Of PYTHIs Alpha Ledge No. 47, meets every Wed nesday evening, cor. Jackson and Cass sts. Visitors always wnlcorm C. A. CIIAMUERLAIN, C. a CHAS F. ."OCKINS. M. F. E. E. WIMBERLT. K. R. ft NEKillltOHS OF WX)DOnAPT, Lilac Circle No. 49 Meets on 1st and 3rd Monday e.aaings. Visit Uiit nolKh1"" Inviretl to attend EDmi nniiRciiiLL. o. n. TV A :E I .lOllN'SON. Clerk. I. O. O ;'., llisini; Star Ixxltte No. 174 ! meet i In the Odd Fejlpj s' T.rr.pl6 ever- Friday eyeoing. VIslttasi bret rtn alwnys wvjjcome. VICO'! .MK'ELLI, N. 0. H. A. I'lvTTEY, V. O. ; J. FMU.I3 PICKENS. Rec. Sue M FtnKf.W. Flnanclnl Sec j b'AGIJ.S, Roseburg Aerie meets In their hall on Jnokson St., In 2n and 4th Monday even Infra of eao ! month, t g o'clock. Visiting breth-' ren In good standi eg always wel-! como. FRED F. CLAR A, W. P. P. VICTOR MICELLI, W. P. B. T. GO(5DMAN. Secretary-' ItEIIFKAIIS. noseburg Rebekah Lodge. No. 41. I. O. O. F. Meets - In Odd Fellow.V Temple every week on Tuesday eveninR at the Odd Fellows' hall. Visiting mem bers In good standing are Invited to attend, MAl'D PLYI.ER. N. O. BELLt) STEPHENSON. See. DELLA LEWIS. Financial See. itowina-no IX1DGE NO. 1003, Cnt teil ltr,,tliTlnwHl of Mntotenance nt AVny Kmpltryra nnd Rnflwny fvliop lAteirers. AITillnted with the A. F. of UMeets at Meose ball tht firrt Wed., fonrth Sat. nights and third Sunday of each month. J. F. SMITH. President. W. J. MBREPITH, Reed. Secy opn vn ivrh Fin 9 A SI.ir.HTF.Y USED VA TON TRUCK All Hardwood Body. A Gooaw J. F. BARKER & C r, r--r1.T IMPLEMENTS AUTOMOBILES ' tt wfPh P-nitinif for. A1w?yi wd. I i's v " V. - i . Nc'f r wastet Poultry anil WASTED We pay Mitest act) m In cash. Highest m n pe'd for yonr hm,ib Bring In Ton Ma Roseburg Profit 501 N. Jactat PHONBD THE BK Drinks of all K'HH r-nl. Rruit Iw. ui ors of Sods Wt 1 the case. ""i i C.-t lnthep.rl.I'j 4 A''1U," trf f winner. Flotu - -I Prices right !j.u' ! 220 Oak Street f ROSEBURG UJBS PHONEWj Kl,l111(co VUwt 3(M)