Roseburg news-review., July 19, 1920, Page 4, Image 4

PAOW FOTB
Ex-Pugilist' at
Antlers Tonight X"Z
, ......... v..-A-n
Jor.ph M. ja.--.. -
.hamui from U0 to . ;'',",, am l laklnit .W .'"'.' ''
KP,mr tm.lrht at A.;'!; ;
1 - 'u...... Villi' IH ' I 1". I.'..".-
Ing of five act-. 1 omniy K an
one of tli l'-adim-- bnttl.Ti of hi"
.." ....I... A n,.,i,.f,riU-d In 1K!.. fol
low!.'.,; the pr.wd.-ut of champion.,
of that tiino who if uiiil'-ri at.-ii al' r
wven )ar re.lnd from TWK.
After Laving the rliiK Ilya'i "
a. trainer for James t-'""''11 "'
James Jeffries while th.y h-l-l the
heavyw.-lght chami.lc.nlili and In bH
I I II II
r mm- m
4.
performance tmit;;ht u?e-i th witn-
punching bag that he used at that
time. After Jeffries" retirement
Ryan accepted a position as athleitc
tralner for Ihe late Theodore Koose
yeli, and during the past few year
has been In vaudeville. Ho will put
on several ants of bag punching,
weight lifting, etc., and iu connec
tion will give a b.ture on clean liv
ing. Although 72 years of age, he
Is In perfect physical couillilon Biid
will tell you how this has been
achieved. There will be only one
program, sinning at RiUfl. An nd
mlBsion price nf 25 cents for child
ren nnd CO reins for adults, Includ
ing tax, will be charged.
Profiteering to be
Fought With Unions
NEW YOI1K, July 13 Profiteer
ing In the Women's Garment Indus
try will he fought with union owned
ahons. factories ar-rt stores by the In
ternational I.aitfis' Garment Work
ers Fnlon.
This beenmn known hero today
when officials of the union an
nounced that It hns a coninilttee at
work laying out the foundation for
tho first group of union owned fac
tories, which are expected to bo 111
operation by next spring.
These factories lire to he estab
lished, according to llenjatuin Srh
feslnger. International president to
demonstrate that the workers can
bo paid first class waires, work less
hours and cutov belter working con
ditions than thev nm now getting,
nnd rent, a "reasonable profit" from
their pnelui't anil still sell It at con
slder-ibly under the regular market
prices.
Tho million proposes to pell Its out
put direct to the consumer through
their own stores.
The first troup of six f.ir-torb"
will bn e.itilillstied In New York
together Willi a number of union
stores, the union olt'icials said, nnd
others will be located in ChlniKO and
1'hlla.lelplila
Ample funds for the f:i. -lories have
been provided by t h . International
union. Mr. S'-hlslni;er s aid. and later
as more monev Is needed, "nnton
shop and factory n-.se-.ime.its" wttl
be levied to finance tho ernlect until
It Is put on a paving basis.
'Wo expect fo be turning nut the
medium and hli-ll prb e.l guiinenti
for tho spring linde." A. Iiaroff,
secretary of the union said. " Th.-
first tfnctories will prob-ibly e'nploy
about l.llOl. worker to be Sele.ti-d
VTTQ
i:1
j ft t
;:-.
THE END OF THIS MONTH
IS THE END OF THIS
REAL SALE OF SHOES
Every pair of shoes in the house without exception or nervation is now on
sale at preatly reduced prices. This wur last rhance, the last two weeks
of this mc; SHOE S.M.F..
COME AM) MAKi: VOI R 01YX CHOICE.
TIIEY ARE ALL OX SALE.
IrvinBrunn RoSCblU'C BootCHC Koscburg. Ore.
Perkins Building SHOES THAT SATINY AN3 FIT FFFT CASS STREET
by the union. They will pay l.lKher
wares ihuii urn PIU Y employe"
g&&lZS.Z
iv work nu e!i;hl
thu nanm-tit l"du
buur'duy will I-" I"
a now
hour day. with u. nan nu'iu,., "
:llur,Ja' - . I.,.
The Jural onion. ' f.
rrt.
,,, t,.Jti:.'l-- t '
Oil
:er;iLiv
i. it:. ur:: tit h nli't k'uii-s. n
mutmI.Ui ' stores nae " -,
New York, anil a r.-Kiauraii I is In
nK 0.n, ,y unions In I'll llu .1. 1-
li.hla. hi; ttalil.
.Mil. OK THANhS,
It iH Willi Sill-''l
Mr i.n.1 Mis. I.
appreciation Ilia! 1
W. Maddm anil
-un. ..-.. Mr .-.CO. A. .Ma'I'lOA
and i
..It'll "I . . ,, t
Mr Wool"oll Maitnox. maim .... ...
th.-ir friends who remembered ""'in
In llie.r minow.
tiik i:srs of iiwo.
I From Mui.si-y'a Mapiuln''..
rcv.-ry littla villaiso has a cuin.ua of
Its own;
Kv.-ry town and city to cipanslvi ik-ss
Ih prom;
Frogv.lle thinks Its gain should b" i
unit.- ninety-nine per eeni. I J
I'uuipkiniow i. nan "i- i
marvelous ex.eui.
Dllllngsvllle will reach the hope of
many decades past.
When Its newest figure heats llelhea-
da Creek at last.
All of these were smaller far but ten
short years ago
Slevensburg nnd .Siiiankum. Straw
berry Springs ami Mini m"
Ah, hut every census leaves so vil
lage feeling riat.
Iks with civic pride find they ve
l.....n talking through Dieir hat.
Krogville's population has d.-rnaseil
bv three or four.
Piinipklntown lias two inoro cats, but
r.,,... it has no more;
ISItlingsville Is still behind PetheKdn
Creek In f net.
Charges that the Intter town war
fraudulently packed:
And 'tis clear If every place as hoped
for bad Increased
Wo could boast today two hundred
million at the pat.
A. IintSTF.IN.
Ft. II. Ilullwliikle returned home
to Itlddle yesterday from I'm I land,
where he has been serving on the
federal grand Jury. A recess has
been granted the Jurors until Oc
tober.
NEW TOliAl
FOlt SALE A 1C.X20 tent,
at 604 K. Douglas SI.
lmiiilr.
FOlt KENT Sleeping room, $10 per
month. E. Oak St.
I'Oll SALE Heavy work team. So
them nt the Deer Creek bain.
WANTED Janitor nt Soldiers
Homo. Permanent. Phono 15.
I'Oll KENT Lightly furnished
hoUHo. Inqulro 24 0 N. liose, foro-
noous.
l-'olt SALE Mock old grow ih fir.
$4.50 per tier, delivered. Phone
acil-lt.
WANTED To rent a tent In good
condition: will buy If cheap.
Plume 2;.0-H.
WANTED - Hood logger to lake con
tract to log. Ready to start mill
now. See oilkison Pros., or In-OUil-e
at News Review
WANT TO RENT Medium-sized
tiue-man tariu, will. aiToinmo.la
ll.uis for family, near Roseburi:. C.
Custafsou, lit. 1. Mihvauliie, Oie.
WANTED - To rent or b-a
room modern funilsln .1 .
lii:-.n-d house, by n
party. Phone I l-L.
. I or 5
r unfur-spole-llilc
I'AKKN PP Red imiley ...-. bnMi, ,1
tail, while I. lie. Owner is untitled
lo come iii'ter animal ati.l pay
charces. A. W. tlralialu, llrnik
way. Ore,
LOST- Small wnll. l ronliiinnip i
f'll'l Itlltl tltlHT JVlptTH III 11 a Til i
"Simon i.'aio." I-'uhIi r l--.isf r-
t u :n to Ni-ws-I'.i v tew oft lr.' or i
lhoiu 1 So.
T.(HK Hnliso. 1 I.tl, $S;H; t-iis-v
li-riiiri ; over In ml rxpnsk liht j
nilil Kivt Wilful,. Vkii nin;hl Ii
mv lnrK list. ('. M. 'trill f.ni j
Mill St. 1
.v
MWKSU ".lFrom Railway Point
j i
M. hut In
11. F. Mriiuls, or liiuuii-
was la
to UUj!-
built todu uttuidu.
I'riai-i. oil lloli.f't.'ail
Mm. Wall, i- l.irwill, of TilliT, was
in tin.-, my today making linal proof
uu hT lioiin .it.-ad.
I'mulcr for IC.iml Work
Ten loin, of imwd. r won- taki-n to
Tlll-r today to commence work oil
In- Till.-i-'i tail . ut.-off road.
-
l.keiise heilln-.l
a .;, , riiipilir.-nfi- was issm'd to-
dav to Win. It. Skidn.or.-. of Kug. ne
and Klla l.illard. of Kosi-hurg.
Flii.-il for SHiMliiiK
"V. A Carrick waa today fined 4
In I ho city court, utt.-r pli-adinn
guilty to a charge of Bpwdlng.
I inal Older .Made
The final order In the matter
of
the iMiardianwhip of Itoherl
llll.le-
r;,n(i ' reached the legal age in
. 1 1 -. was made today In the probate
court.
Train lleh.yed
The ariernoon train from the
south, due in this city at 1:15, was
,-ielayed about six hours this ufter
IIO'ill and will arrive al 6 o'clock this
nliig. A derailment on the hiiasll
division was the cause of the delay.
Iletuni From Trl
Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Skinner ro-
t uriii d lo Ibis city Saturday iroiu an
ten.Hd trip east. They sp.-nt some
time In Oklahoma and visited In
Hiitish Columbia with their son, Ed-
waid Milliner.
Ann tti-oken
A. E. Decker sustained a broken
arm Saturday evening while cranking
his Ford car. His right wrist v.a
dislocated and the arm broken be
tween the elbow and wrist. The In
Jury was given medical attention by
Dr. Hoover.
flack l-'ro.u Fast
F. M. Parrish and Robert Farmer,
who have been east demonstrating
the automatic eleclrlc brake, re
turned tn lioseburg last night. Tin y
report the demonstrations as being
very successful. Many big companies
are anxious lo secure contracts on
the brake and some big business is
assured.
Jolnff to Iione; Itcncli
Mrs. C. II. Davi.-s and two dawg't
teis. Myrtle Davles and Mrs. Frank
Brand and son Earl, will leave this
evening lor Long lleach. Washing
ton, lo spend the next few weeks.
Miss Dora (lammon will be in charge
of "The Vogue" during th absence
of Mrs. Davles.
DRY CLEANING
A trial proves.
Who's your cleaner?
Try 1'ur Way
Our Auto Will ( all.
rtmnr 277.
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DAJNTV FABRICS 1
r.-;iiri',l to another full jj
pi'iiinn's uhc ly our !S
Poles Fall Back
(By Associated Press.1
WAIISAW. July II. 1'olish troops
aio falling back to the aoutta ai.l
.iouthwest iron, the railway Junction
of l.ida, which has been occupied by
i he ldis'stan bolshevik forcta.
o
CAP. .OF.S OVKH liAXK.
A car left BlanditiK on the Main
street hill yesterday ufuruoou witli
out ptopeily applied brakes, marled
down lull and earned by Its momen
tum went ove the curl, and through
the wire netting surrounding I he
Helliw. ll t.-niua court and down the
hank Into ihe tourt. The car was i not
damaged and mopped after striking
and breaking the tenuis
diagged couideraile wire onto the
court and this ai'led In stopping the
runaway machine, i ne "
injured and was driven
roadway.
( HILIlltKX HAVE (iOOI TIME.
One ,.f the finest sights of tlio
Chautauqua was the children at play
this morning. For the firBt time
Itos. burg has had a sampiu u. .....
a rea lplay ground is like and over
'50 kiddles had a good time, olley
ball baseball, football and other
games were played and then came
the story telling hour. The need for
a municipal piavgrouno was "'";
more fullv demonstrated and it is
probable that the demand of the
youngsters will soon bring about the
creation of such a playground. Miss
Schorl, who has charge of this work,
is very experienced and Is adept al
handling children.
OI NCII. TO MEET.
The cltv council will meet tonight
in regular session. It is expected
.h-i .i innleht's meeting the council
will take up the consideration of the
Issuance of bonds for construction oi
a, municipal light and water plant, as
recent'v ordered hy the people of the
"itv nt a special election. Mayor
U imlltnn In nnvlous to See tills pro
tect go forward nnd It Is expected
that he will do all In his power to
Hurt ihe council nt the work. A
number of other mntters are to be
considered, several improvement
ordinances read, and sidewalk prob
lems discussed. It Is expected to be
1 very busy meeting.
Altor.VD TIIF. TOM'S
Jeff Williams and Wiley E. Miller
were among the Looking olass cm-c-i.s
in town today.
Wm. Iluxton, a substantial citizen
of ihe llroekway district, was trans
acting business in town today.
R. L. Cannon, of Itockland. und
Win. Melton, of South Deer creeK,
were business visitors in town this
morning.
Mrs. J. F. Prown. of Itice Hill, ar
rived in ltos. burg this morning and
will spend a short time here attend
ing to business matters.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Koenlg and son
Paul and Jack, loft last night on
train No. 51 for Seattle and Tacoma,
where they will visit with friends
and relatives for two weeks. On
their return they will slop In Port
land for a few days.
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish lo express our heartf.-lt
thanks and deep appreciation to the
many friends and neighbors who se
kindly gave us their assistance and
sympathy during the Illness and
death of our beloved husband and
lather; and also for the many beau
tiful floral offerings.
MRS. A. K ARCHER
AND FAMILY.
III SINKSS IS lll'Sl.NKSS.
"Pusint'ss is busiiioss,' the Little
mnn said.
"A KittU whpro VvorythlnR rops.'
Whoio th only pospol is "Rot ahnad'
And never spar friend or fops.
'Sl-iV or bo slain' is the slopan cold.
You must struggle, and slash nnd
tear.
Fn- inistnoFs is bustnoss, a flfiht for
sold.
AVlure nil that you do Is fair.
"lUisiness Ik business" tho Btff Man
snut:
" ti.it'le to make of earth
A place to yield us more wine and
bread.
More pleasure and joy and mirth.
Th're an still some bandits and
buccaneers
Who nre jungle bred boasts' oH"
trade.
Hut their number dwindles with the
Passim: ttf years.
And dead U the code they made,
lUi!nof:s is business'," the Big Man
said:
Hut it's p.vnothlng that's more,
far rvie,
! For ,f 1,1
sweet (rardens of des-
And citi.-s it built, now roar.
Wii.T" om-o the door and the (tray
Tvo'.r rnti.
From ihe plonoor's swi't n.lvnnrp
liiilnc m mncic that tolls for man.
Huam.-ss is true romance.
"r,l thop who make It a ruthless
firht
1 r 1 v p rr.w temeKos to .lan-e
If ihr-y f.-.-l one whit of the Veen
In playlrr the Iticcr flame.
Tbn pim t': u e.-.V.s on the heart and
tn. hea.l.
TT-p ln-t o' Man's streniTth and
nerve.
'T.ustness Is huslness," the Big Man
said.
"And that T!tilne ! to srrT.
-Hertnn lHaley In "Th Nation's
Ruiines."
Sir William Bart Wiseman has teen
In Washington on what was reported
to be a secret mission for the British
Ausrnmpnt.
).
t IXHm;K DIHETTOIlT.
O. O. F., Vnlon ICnciunprnciit No.
. rA Vollnwa' TemUlfl.
.vieeis HI vuu v - -.
...r. Thursday evening. lsit.ng
brethren always welcome.
FOSTEP. BUTNEK, C. P.
t n HAII.EY. II. P.
OLIVER JOHNSON. H. 3.
J AMES EVVART. F. 8.
K.MOIITS OF Pi'TIIIA Alpha
Lodge No. 4T. meet every
nesday evening, cor. Jackson and
Cass sts. Visitors always welcome.
C. A. CHAMBERLAIN. C. C
CHAa F. OPKIN3. M. F.
E. B. WIMBERLY, K. it. &
NKKillHOHS OF IvnoillliAH,
Lilac Circle No. 4'J .ueeis on i
and 3rd Monday erenlngs. Visit
ing neighbors invited to attenl
EDITH CHURCHILL, 0. N.
TII.LIE I. .10HNSOV. Clerk.
.1. P. O. El lib. r.oMnmrit I.oute, So.
8iM Holds regular communica
tions at the Klks' Temple on
each Thursday of every month.
All niemuers requested to at
tend regularly, and all visiting
brothers are cordially Invited to
attend.
A. J. LILBCRN. E. R.
IRA B. RIDDLE. Secy.
tlAOLKS, Roseourg Aerte meets In
their hall on Jackson St, In iim
and 4 th Monday evenings of eac
month, -t 8 o'clock. Visiting breth
ren In good standicg always wel
come. FRED P. CLARiv, W. P. P.
VICTOR MICELLI, W. P.
B. T. GOODMAN. Secretary.
i). E. 8., Uosetmrg Chapter So. 8
Holds their regular meeuue od
the 1st and 3rd Thursday in each
month. Visiting members in good
standing are respectfully Invited
to attend.
LEONA ABRAHAM, W. M.
FREE JOHNSON. Secy.
RKIIKKAIIS. rtost-Durg Rehekab
Lodge. No. 41. I. O. O. F. Meats
In Odd Fellows' Temple every
week on Tuesday evening at the
Odd Fellows' hall. Visltiug mem
bers In good standing are Invited
to attend.
EVA LENOX. N. G.
BELI.sj STEPHENSON, See.
E'HHKL BAILEY, Finan. Sec.
UftYAL OHIIKIl OK MOOSE. Rose
burg Lodge No. 1037 Meets sec
ond and fourth W .anesday even
ing of each month at 8 o'clock in
the Moose ball. All visiting bro
thers are Invitee, to attend.
C. W. CLOAKfl. lilctator.
H. O. PARGETEIl. Secretary
KOSEBl'UO I.OI1GE NO. 1003, l ot
ted Brotherhood of laln(euunce ol
Way Employes and Italhvay Shop
Laborei-M. Affiliated with the A
F. of L. Meets at Moose hal! the
first Wed., fourth Sat. nights aud
third Sundar of each month.
J. F. SMITH. President.
W. J. MEUEPITH. Reed. Secy
OEO. MAC 1VER. Kin. Seetr
VMDfKX OI' WOULD.
Camp No. 125. Meets tn the Odd
Fellows' h.iU la Rosburg even
1st and ink Monday evenings. Vis
Itlng neighbors always welcome.
H. CARRICK, C. C.
M. M. MILLER. Clerk.
L. O. T. RosenurB Hive No. 11,
holds regular reviews on second
and fourth Thursday afternoons In
Maccabee hall. Sisters of other
hives visiting In our city are cor.
dially Invited to attend our re
views. Maccabee hall on Cass
street.
LOUISE LOCKE. Com.
JESSIE RAPP. Col.
The n. R. E. 1. A. Vnlnn Mpetlng
will be held at the Maeeabbee hall
every first and third Wednesdays
of the month.
L O. O. V., Rtalng Star Loriee No. 174
meets In the Odd Folio, a' Templt
every Friday evening. Visiting
brethren alwavs welcome.
E. A. PETTEY. N. G.
H. W. SHAW, V. G.
J. EARI.E PICICENS. Rec. Sec
M. FICKLE. Financial Sec.
I. O. O. F. ITitli-taiiim I,nriV No. ft
Meets In Cdd Kellows' Temple.
eornr Jackson and Cass Sts., on
Saturday evening of each week.
Visiting brethren are alway. wel
come. VICTOR BOTD, N. 0.
A. J. GEDDF9, Rec Sec.
J. B. BAILE? Fin. Sec.
A. V. & A. M., I.HM Tofljte so. 1.1
Regular communications 2nd 13
fourth Wednesdays each month a
Masonic Temple, Roaiorg. Ore.
Visitors welcome.
A. A WILDER, W. M.,
W. F. HARRIS. 8ec?
Oh Happy Nights
At the Movies
All film fans and even those that
are. onlv casual visitors to the movie
will enjoy reading some of the pun
chy paragraphs and comments about
happenings In our national Institu
tion, the motion picture tnoa.ro.
which have been shown on the
screen in the Literary Digest "Topics
of the Day". Therefore the r.ews-
Hevlevr has compiled the following
list for arnusemout purposes only.
ADV: "If tho lady who siucr ner
gum on my seat at me mov.es n
nlnht will call. ' sue may have the
gum. If the gum won't come off. she
can have the pants, too." vtynno,
Ark., Progress
An oDtlinist Is the man wno.
every time h sees a meal served in
the movlos, picks nia teetn, ana hps
the usher a qunrter. Film Fun N'.Y.
When a moving picture tfrlena 01
ours orders hash ill a restaurant he
alwavs says: "Gimme some of the
weekly review." Youngstown, O.,
Telegram.
Don't you detest people wno tain
behind your back?" "Yes especially
in a theatre. saskatoon, uanaaa,
Phoenix.
Thorn u ft lot nf love on the screen
Yes, but there is a durned sight more
in front of It. Film Fun. .. Y.
We enloy going to the moving
picture snows, but we hate to have
a guy stick his feet through the bot-
tom.of the seat. Xew Castlo Herald
MANAGER "Klthor you or the dog.
.l.iT'fii... for nnv-
thing." Film Fun. N. Y. I
Its getting so now that men In the
audience weep when thev see one!
of those movies of men atliirst In the
desert New Haven, Conn., Times-'
Leader. 1
a
FORM ;i!KAT AI.I.IAXCK.
V1-1I' VIIIIU' lull- 10 nefintto
steps toward formation of a great
alliance of all the garment workers'
unions in America hnve been taken
by the International Ladies' Oar
ment Workers Fnlon.
Benjamin Schleslnger, president of
Ihe union, announced today that a
call had been sent out for a confer
ence to be held Ihe latter part of Oc
tober for the purpose of organizing
a federation of 500,000 clothing
workers in the seven international
unions In the clothing and garment
industry.
"The logic of events nnd the legltl-
MMY RYAN
'A
The Ex-Middle-Weigth
Who Retired Undefeated in 1898.
Holds Record for
i Scientific Boxing, Bag Punch
ing, Sword
Feats of
WILL APPEAR IN
g FiveThrilling Athletic Acts
8 Performing these Feats with Demonstrated Lecture
A i ,i i l . i T- V i T ' ;
on rnysicai uuuure ana mgm Liiving.
Admission Including Tax
Children 25c, Adults 50c.
f There will be only one Performance, Starting
A Promptly at 8:30.
"A Tokio Siren"
A Moving Drama of East and West.' Starring
TSURU AOKI
Comedyart and Bound and Gagged No. 5
Tuesday and Wednesday James K. Hackett, Ormi
Hawley and kving Cummings in
"THE GREATER SINNER"
.
Here it is.
The property you are looking
for. 14 Mi acres, all In cultlvj.
Hon; 8 acres of bearing ap.
pies, In fine condition; 2 acre
of young prune trees; prune
orchard Is Intersected win
bearing peach trees; good 4.
room house, barn and chicken
house, fine well; In a good lo
cality. Price 12500 cash. Will
Include poultry, team suit
equipment At reasonable price.
CfTY PROPERTY Some de
sirable homes that can be
bought on terms.
G.W.YOUNG AND SON
Real Estate and Insurance.
110 Cass St. Phone j
.
;
fate causes which have prompt
the formation of national 'depir. j
rncnts in the mining, building, prtai
, , and othor inaustrleg poim wi,l
nf forming a Blmllar federation H
our industry." said the call sent oi
by Mr. Schleslnger. j
The niembersship of the followltr,
International unions would be repK
seined In Buch an alliance: Vniti-if
Gnruiet Workers of America. Amiti
gamated Clothing Workers, Intern'.
yna', Journeymen Tailors' Union
America, United Cloth Hat, Ci-
I iasei mm ........r ..ui.ro;
.. Ullllnam. Tt-n.l :
Fnlon, International Fur Worker-;
Union, -Neckwear Workers' Union c!
New York, and tho Intematlou!'
Lndles Garment Workers. All
nffilialed with the American FedenJ
tlon of Labor. f
Levant C. Wheeler, a nlotw:
business man of Roseburg, halts,
here from Seattle for a couple i
days greeting old-time friends.
was accompanied by his brother, r
mer Wheeler. o Eugene, the t
having come from the latter placet!
auto. I
To-Night
ONLY!
Champion of the World
Fencing and
Strength.
TODAY ONLY
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