Roseburg news-review., April 21, 1921, Page 2, Image 2

ROBIcm IOT nannTO TOITlUllAT, APRtf, 21. M
PAflR TWO
BOWKBCRQ
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HKWH- KKVIKW
ExarfX laaaaar.
. W. RUM L. Wlaakalir Bert O. Bataa
. HUltKCKlPTION HATES
rl'lr. par year, by mall 14 0
nliv oaonlba. br mall I
.- e.r,iPf. re mnnth
Thd A.ancla'aa Prm. T. es.'lualvelv
antltled to til ua for repnhltcatlon of
11 nawa dl--.tche erertlted to It or
At ntherwl.a credited In thla paper
Ind also the local nrwi Diiblf"hei1 hare,
la All rtarhta of republication of p-
v.ntred a aeona-ria mavlar alar
IT l20. at the poaf ofTIca at ftnsehurav
Oraon. under aha Art of Ifa'rh 1. 178
"It-M-liurK,'(3rri(unr Apt 1121. 1U-I
IIAlMr: "HAD HOYS"
Don't cverlook the apt-rial offers
by live-wire merchants t fonh In
today's Ncws-Ucvltw. It will pay you
to scan closely the advertising col
umns or this paper every day. Many
otix-ptlonal bargain ale being u. lurid.
i
t'ohsldi'rlliK tlif Hpefd that solll"
"natives ' iravi-l when Ihcv hit t tit
middle of ih road, there in no won
der they meet u; wlih an occasion
al automi.ble every now and then.
They would be in danger of a wheel
barrow procession.
You net an awful pull when every
body pull together.
Munv people, noting depredations I
comniitled by bova complain of the
"lawlersne of youth" a" one favor
lt phrase goea. Very freouentlv the
kid element do show a spirit of mis
thief that Is ominous for tin Ir tu-.
tore Hut frequently these act nre
committed by youngster of excep
tional energy and vitality, who de
mand nutlet for their ar.lmnl spirits.
Olve those youneplers lOnnnM inlt
to do Interesting thlnes, and thev ran
grt w up Into 'plendlil men. Rut, it
repressed. theMe tendeuel
SPORTS CHATTER
It looks ur if rallfornia would gel
in line lo make it a felony for any
work. The propo.-icd California Mat
llte. If II passes will inrllld.' school
boys and colh glans among those who
ran be reached by the law. Fortun
ately, tin likelihood of the law hav-
miiv lead l"K ev-r lo be applied In this dlr.c
lion is remote Indeed. Sehooln und
colleges an- ihe cradles of loyally.
Into lawless adventure, and possibly.
crlni.
The proper rearing of bovs and
girls Is a inlarlity big problem in I Home of these c hess fans ar. likely
everr community. l ack of good. ; to era. k under ihe strain of the long
wholesome, amusement In the way 'rawn out cnniesi between I ahlan
nr In ..ml mil ilnor nnnrlu add lo Ihe ca and l.a-k.-r. How they can Bleep
veurlv toll of wavward children, and.
strange as It imiv seem, while much 'd
energy and attention ir given to save
the older heads, lllile or no effort la. -made
by the pebllr genemllv to dl-1 Mr. F.dwln Hinney, .Jr.
rect Ihe future welfare of Ihe rising university will have lo hire
uuniinn nt.rf i.iv.. tn ihem n h are ecn ;.iiy and HlillP.lt Iran it
of Ihe pleasures enjoyed by adults to keep track of all the swimming
In r- t rural way records he is breaking tbh- season
The ..venire child of normnl mind Fihvl-. evl.lenily "eounts that day
Is entitled to a certain amount of lost v. hose low descending sun. see.
consideration and latitude in the way at his band, no swimming record
of childish amusement. Yon cannot won."
sienrll pleasures, thit anpenl only lo
an uuliiilshcd game r adjourn
iinlil the nest day Is more than
we can liKure o it.
, of Yale
n private
he want
adults on the mind or the young,
anv more than von can train their
elders into enjoying childish frlvol
olltles. Hut moth Tr. and fathers
should henr with llielr children In
I The opening games of Ihe majoi
leagues drew an average attendance
of a J , :t 1 1 0 each, which would Indicate
ihat the various turnstiles nre not
likely to get ru ty for wan of use
uuharinful acts. A child's mind Is a, during I no coming Reason
mighty busy piece of "machinery"
II Is working full time, whcih
Those who had fears that the rec-
rivhl'ntlv n.nlv,..l r not When not l ilt baseball scallllalR won II. nneci
k.. in uhr.i..an...n n.iunl... the the attendance evidently had nr
vouneslers thoughts may be directed cause for their unrest
to wrong doing, and. in a moment
of iinthoughifulness nonir. net Is
committed, which brings lilm to dis
repute. Thli: la where good, round
judgment In a parental way should
The fact that
euick, firm and drastic action was
taken in the mailer undoubtedly
saved Ihe day and convinced Ihe fain
that Ihe powers will not tolerate any
crookedness? Any attempt at white
F.nlrles continue lo come In for
Ihe annual i print; bench show of Up
I'ugct Hound Kennel Club which b
to bo held al Seattle on May 5.
end 7. Indications nre that It wll
grow he one of the biggest and best show?
nein by tile organization.
feo In .ml ..ink., amend. f..r llielr Washing, on 1116 oilier IIHI1II unilomu
lack of Interest In Ihe Nation's big-dly would have resulted in a falling
gest nss"l. for In Ihe great malorlly off in the attendance.
of crimes committed by children, the
paramount fault lies at the do'.r of
parents who have wilfully neglected
their offspring, both in a spiritual,
monl anil general amusement wav.
The sutest and lest wav to gold
a young mind Is to virtually
i.n wrllh It " VI..I.A a eni -a vnltr
boy or girl from Infancy until theyj
have p'scheil maturity. Enter Into '
their childish game': with an much
energy and enjoymenl as comes to
their Immature minds. Confide In
them, encourage the higher principle
Ih'ii goes to make belter men and
women. Opcnlv discuss delicate oues
lions in a Mire wholesome manner
as votir children prow Into man anil
womanhood hide nothing from
I... . - In. r..lr ulll. Ih,.tn In ttll
things, and nbov all. don't throw Th" rules, etbl
them out Inlo Ihe al reels to he Ink- l'"lr wl"
on i.n l.v II... ..frie..r ..f I hi. luw ivbn fchool for Caddie
nn mil ..In nlnve.l In c.ttwllict n fnlltwl- COtl letn tlated at
llrm bmne i.n.l whose time Is whollv clul
taken up looking after Ihe "old
buck " who have less sense than
some children.
Tteforo Tex Rlckard took hold o'
It. they were talking about tearln
down Madison Riunre C.arden In Nov
York because It couldn't pay for It'
self. It Is n fact that no one coult'
make a go of it. The magi" hand o
Tex seems to have done the trick
He has :i ropulstb.n for lurii'm
iltilie barren and ordinary structure:
Into mints.
s and moral" o
currlrtiltiei of :
s which Is bolne
ftt l.ouis connirv
Attendance will be olil'gator.
for ell caddies eniolnved bv the clul
It long ago became r. cucnlzed Iha'
ones cadilv goes a long wavs to-var.l
marrlng o1- etibattcing the pleisur
of all aflernoon o-i Hie links.
, I Harrv Hire.
Mvrlle Cr-ek
protn
soetil
it r.
lh" tb
i.l. lit o
v in lh.
What could be more wasteful, ah
surd, nnd tragic than a evsteei of
artificial class ill-llncilonn which
r.iii.li.iniiv 1. .e. It. n-T. fa.t.i ...- tr. II...
..in.. hl. fi. wnrk nn.l nti.n w. II l.orn 1 " V nM.-i..lin tu In.pori ant Ixi- in
Mo kliciilv In vu A phiiM.ji?. ntv-t ,!i5l.',,r.j .
p VTtt r In th April nuinlt.-r of I
Sriln.,rB. All rrrmittH fiiiov must tl.H
wnrk tht'V urn li-il In lullcvf tli v ran
do hint n tit tliat n;itin will ) lh 1
rno'it ctint t-nt fit and most f f Icli-nl
wlntf' m-")Ii urn fr i t( riinl th
plHi-a fn tin- MH'ifil syi-in for wliirh
thi'y nre IkhI flu'!. Tl'in I on- nf
til' i"tr(nptst irriiiiH'iitL' f ;: hii b
rMtt)irv 1 1 3 smi h Httil In f.m r of n
Ki-niilii- ilrmiHTai y mt (h it In stu-h
a tl'iii'"riu-y nil m n ;m- i;itnt. Int
thai all nt-f f !. from niritv art!
firiitl ri rain t lit rinillnjs th'lr own
Icvi'lH. n' of 111-' tnnit h in-flrl.il In
fhii'iiei'A of th !p'nt War ml nf
'HrM In fO'in-rrl, In the Itn-iiKitu' t-n
of rlRlil i' Iht (Mmlnctlnns. tlm i'Hnt
natUm nf Htnpid lonls und liink' r
mul mllliury offl T. anl thn I--;
vn'in of in n of y ii itft to 'a,(- ' j
!( H. HT-H)fT VO OI I'lt Ul Or ! Ot 111!
4isi Itin.
STOP! STOP! STOP!
Paying Two Prices for Your Eats
Note the following suggestions:
Cafeteria Dinners
Specials :
Soup 05c
FISH (Baked of Fried) with Potatoes 20c
(When on the market)
ROAST MEATS, Dressing an J Potatoes 20c
MEAT LOAF and Potatoes 15c
HASH and Potatoes ,5c
MEAT STEWS lc
MEAT PIES 15c
Potatoes 05c Beans 05c
Other Vegetables 5 and 10c
SALADS-10 and 15c
Apple Sauce 05c Stewed Prunes 05c
Canned Fruits 10c
PIES (per cut) 05c CAKE per cutj 1 0c
Bread and Butter, 05c
COFFEE 05c TEA 05c
Individual Milk 10c
H!5r0ur Short Order Menu tells a big story, too.
Big reduction on Short Orders.
A 5c PIE AGAIN A REALITY
Roseburg Cafeteria 8b Restaurant
W. R. Warner E. P. Woods
rnlli: -
DIRECTION
An account with the RBel)
tlom.1 Bunk help, direct your
for success. Slart It now.
AX Interest Paid on Savings AcconnU
The Rosebui National Bank
Rosebur.Ore.
Blue Laws and Uncle
Sam's Tax Budget
i
""ST.MK..ASTvU1i
By RALPH FORD COUCH
(t'nttetl pri'aa Stun l'orTeapon.l'lit.)
WASHINGTON'. April 21 Sunday
dosing of movies, soda founluins.
tohacco stores and the like as urg
ed by blue law enthusiasts would
cost the federal government nearly
$1,1100.0110 a Sunday in reduced tax-
it was estimated hern today on
the basis of returns of the Internal
Revenue, bureau.
The loss of $".2,000,000
mere drop in the bucket to the
government, which last year collect
ed early $5,1)00,000,000 111 taxes, ac
cording to blue law exponents. This
shortage could easily be made up
from olher Bources it Is alleged.
A federal antl-clgarette law, pro
posed by those behind the legal pur
ification movement would cost the
government approximately $150,000-
000 a year. That Is the amount col
lected last year on cigarettes. A law
forbidding the sale of tobacco In all
forms would cost the government ap
proximately $2G,00O,u00 a year. In
Ihlp connection It Is disclosed that
snuff, so much affected by our grand
fathers has not yet complelely gone
Kenteis. fiilkison, Tipton, Myers, I
Ingram. Knight. Slaggs. Fisher, und
AltOlXH THE TOWX (iruntlnia anil ( Ira lid pa Judson.
I
TIih slrik- Pi'as n Ih 11 t : 1 r :t hlit--:.
lull motluT will rnnlinm- lo uit In
hr usu:il li't-n Imihin a lny a I tti
uprin't hou.itvlt'iitilnK. with no vva
pay for overtlim- niul Suinluys.
Tho barkl'OM. of thf ti i k ti rod o'
11 v tu pc ttuii hrolc ii In K"-ttui K lo
da v On lead I tic r-ita tint til l ad
viTilpltiK liotnr mad pt-t al lh old
orlKHutl prtr of fi- ci-nt! mt miI.
Hurrah for Ihe tl
Cigarette
To soa I In the
delicious Burley
tobacco flavor.
fit's Tcastcd
I it n 1 1 Caiiyoiivill.1
Mr. I). C. Kolh nhaiiKh of Cnn
vonvilli is BptiidiiiK fl'V4'ial days In
his -lty visit iiiK with fi inula.
I titviK for Uidill' '
Miri. Antiur Miirnh lt-ft this iuoi u
'.k fr Hldtllo whi-r1 sin- will Kpnd !
'!) day att ndiiiK to arioiin husl
ih'h inalters.
rt is f 14111 Sal'in
Mrs. Witlli'in hi ardoi Tl ai riv d
toiiii' las) (ViMiliiK nf-r vit-iuun a
wii'k visiting with Iht mot hi r who
M'sidi s at Sali-.n.
I'l'limis to Mi'iHonl
lii'V. J. K. Cimdi r ntiirn-d to his
! nun to Mfdford last (-vt-nini; afti-r
HH-iiilitiK st'Vt ral ilavs in tliiv city
visiiliiK with fri-Midn. Ki'V. (miiT I-
pastor of tht- N't w Mfihoilisi hiinh
m that city.
I i-i'-n I't rl Infill
I'.illir Viiu-. nt, Wi ll known in thi :
it. arrived from I'ortland this
morning to ipi inl Hivir;i daya at
ii ihIIiik to husini'ss mattiTft. Mr. and
V.th. Viiii-i'nt hav h'-n niaktnK thi-ir
homo in Cortland dnrhiK tin- win
ti r. 1mi( inti'iiit to n turn hi-rt latiT
in tho Dumtnrr.
Ini-r S-r-iirr Krlil
1" WinHit'sMiT s' t pr:iyr
iin'i'tinj si'rvli'f was lnM Wt'dni's
itii v aftt't noon at th ii"ino of Mrs
W illiam Finhor. Ki-Howinp an henr
nf IntiTi'stinK MTVict's. the aftirnoin
w.i'; vi't iit in a smti:l tim in homV
(1f Vi - Knd Kititht. who Ua 'i
v on for l.ntiR Iti-nch. California,
1'atnty ri'fnshmrntu were Pi-rvcd nt
tli roticlnsitm of thi artfrniHtn's
nici'l itip Tlioa pri's-nt woro M s
datm" Hailt'y. Uohr, War'. Ha pin.
JotH'r Cradt'ord. Singtrtnn. 1-nird.
In K ron i IN-i k
L. S. Joni'M, widl known rnsldi'-
of iVck, is HpfiidttiR si'voral dayH i.
thin oily visiting with fricinls.
TV- 1 land
Mr. and Mrs. l.i onard Miller and
family hit this mirniiiK for Lland
while they will spend several days
visiting with the lutler'a mother.
Will Itetnrn Saturday.
I rv in M ru r; :i or (lie Itost'liiirg Iloot
erie, who is in San Kranoisro attend
int; uuyers m -k Is expected to re
turn to this riiy Saturday.
'.MaMMi New
Miss Kieii,
t liWWN
county health mirs ,
returned laM evening after spend
ing several days in the vicinity of
Yomalla estaMi.-hing new classes In
Ued Cross insiruciion work.
To i.len.lale.
Allen Sin i i h returned to Clendalo
(his morniiiK after spending the paHt
lew r ys in this city on hiuiuet s. M.
Smith has tloo poisoiiliiK In hU foot
and Is receiving treatment from a
local doctor. i
Vhh i Through
M i . and M r. Ceorge Norman of
Tiller, well known here, passed thru
l.oitelitirg V'-sterday etirouln to Oak
rid'4' mar Kiueiie and will remain
for a ti-i.f. Mr. Norman is In the em
ploy of the forestry service and has
een transferred to that place.
Hhlli of Son Announce,!
Mr. and Mrs. Washington Hughes
today received n telegram from Itoy
K iMirbin. of Klamath Kalis, an
nouncing tiie turth of a ha by boy.
liey Krancis. Jr., who arrived Ibis
morning. The baby weighed 8 3-4
pounds. Mrs. IMirbin was formerly
Vay Huches.
...EOI M. TIIK TOWS
i
. ! its I'roin Myrtle Creek
J. .M. Carhon, of Myrtle Creek, was
:i l.tisinc.;s visitor to this eity today.
sending several hours attunding to
buHiie.;s matters.
Iti'l i t Colli it ii.'. I
Co :nty School Supt. O. C. II row n
to.Iay rereivi d v. :i ten coufirmatfon
of the telephone jr ' enifiit with the
state school supei inti ndent that no
eighth grade examina' ion in nvi
culture wi I he j med.
j .ivi s to Si.!.-.;.
H. M. liradlord left yesterday for
' .Salem, where he will take charge of
a farm for his brother. Im . it. 1.
, Urudfoid of this city. Mr. IJiaHTord
also :;hipp"d a carload of livestock
and farm machinery lor use on the
farm.
M.io. T!irougli
Auio:if: those motiving through to
Calilon.ia, and also to norihern
po M, were Mr. and Mrs. h. A. Ilam
mt n. of I'ortland; 1J. M. liakcr. 1'ort
laiul; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Strong,
I'ortland; Mr. and Mrs. V. IHtfon.
Melfonl; Mr. and Mrs. V. II Culler-.
Portland; K. L. McKinley. Tort
land. Will Haw Cotiiuiiinily Huum
Frank Norton, of Suthoilin. ,vho
was a vbiior bete today, state I that
a rampaigu is being launched in hts
city fur a community home. The
building to be erected will be about
Mix 1 00 feet and may be constructed
of logs. On August 25, 26 and 27 a
nig fair will U held in Tutherlin.
the proceed? to be tme 1 in the con
struction of the hall.
Kultimore waj iu m. .
hl.-h rain didnoVp !'
KH.' t'U.SOII
The Navy beat Harvard : to
out of fashion. Snuff ....
a year Ih I a '"e KOTernuiwii
" rly more lain,;
more than the ye,r brlor,.
Taxe8 amountltiK to ,boa i
000 are eoll.tt-d by the jo (
on c garette,. ,(t drtk
ml. 8loim and loLaoco f0r tui
day In the year. Thi.
on the basis of one Kmn ,
total lax collections from tb
sourc.-s. with the Mcepiio,,
co. From this source, onli wi
tifth or five percent was aim
sinco It was assumed that g,
cIokIiik of tobacco stSrei mi
reduce sales In proponloa u
period when purchasei eooM t
made. Addicts of the nti. It I
Bnnied, would stofk up on Ss'i
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
NEW CLAaHIKIEII ADVKHTIVKMKVM U'll.L BI fOtUD 01 U
PAGB CNRRn IlKAIllXi E' T001T.
WANTED.
U'ANTKll Seed corn at Farm Iturcau
Kx.-hanKe, Suturilay April 23.
WANTEIl Sheep and" hogs for hlp
inent. May 3rd. Phone 3-F;ll.
m UKNT.
i'lANO FOU HUNT Cheap. C. S. Ileln
lllie. 'UK i.NT Safety aepoalt boxes.
KoaeburK National Bank.
l-rll " KF.NT Furnished r.M.m with
.rlvllK. of l.alh. 4iil Sonrh M:.in
MISUELLANEOUH.
I'AimillMI. dreaHmnklnK of all kinds.
1'ln.ne 187-It. Mratluthrhllfe.
I.KT I'H 'FllVrkK "on y..or plutnhlnK
an. I healiiiK. JolihiiiK a Mpe.-ially.
Wa. h A Hi .itl, 220 West (Jttk Street.
1'in.ne .: I..
Cord patrlies In all sizes. II )r-
l)ST AND FOUND.
l"OFNI Pair of spectacl.a.
may have aame by rallinK
..m.e ami paying for adv.
Owner
it this
KOU SAI.K Dodje loorini nr. I
lie (.laniKe.
FOU SAI.K WooJiloca' trptr
Inijiilre ICmplre Btrn.
SKK VAT Hvlhn""onm
k'.'.iiiH If s"ld loon. Pat.
I '. 1 1!
I UK
SAI.K 1 Whit, Ujh.n
lu ll.-, J aeltlns hena rt0K
Full SAI.K Hi-art of (1J tr
w I ..-rf..rlly dry. Tf.au H-
HAY KOK n.vLF.-EdrtMiir OH
Tr:i.-ln. Frwl Fhhfr. Pw II
Frill SAI.K ProlwlomiP'1 rtw i
er. Kim as new. Inquire at A
Itpvlew. ,
Full SAI.K Oak itnve and bkrt
l a ti.r delivered la &
I . . n- 12.
i-Tirrs.Vi.i: fiiKAP-Kun
lie put.. John Abeene. a"1'
or.-K'Hi-
FOlt SAI.K Ril rftoa aoaa r
l:il II. 1 S li'ta.
SI.. Wi'il
l-lill SAI.I-V
Termi la; at a
Hoaeburf. .
.Y,iin 0
FOR SALE. f. vv ' lnil lb. af'
Folt SAI.K Kale sf-ed. I'hone 1-KU. r..n. h. Ilro' -wa).u -Ti 3
loll SAI.K 3 ir.nxl ci.wa. S. I M..ss. ... - sv. i.i.- vvjeral f'A
T.-ti Hill. Orif.iti. hnn, J C. R-'il
SAI.K 3 burner blue flame pi.al 1 .nil at 41: i-.asi i.ji
sti.ve anil ov.-n. I'hone 41-K.
1 :ii-
in:
.ii
i-'iiU sAl.l-:--l'luno an. I other hoiise-
lu.ld Ko.ids. 6:1a l-;nst li.HiKlaaSt.
i-ViK SAI.K AVa'tklna prodints. 12C
West Iine.
you SAI.K House, rluse III. ( all at
09 Ci.na St.
r'olt SAI.K IjmanV.erry plntim In tlild,
l:r. per thniiKiilid until May I only.
J. A, Ar.-hanibi-iin.
IJKiSK oat hay for Hale in
l.oi. l-wifi I'ltrk.T. 01
ran.-h. Uj rnllew eaut.
TltS.T.K--I'ride i.f M tilt ni.tnah ...M-
I. i.-B. nil band s.irte.l, l.r.n per I""
II. ii. Keonoiny llrm-ery. I'hone
un SAI.I'rlile" of" Multnomah pola-
toea. nil linnil aorle.l. tl.M per I""
IhK. Went Side (lr. rv. I'h .ne 2
KoltSAI.K pride of Miiltni.tiuiil pota
toes, all hiinil aorleil. 1 r.o per lull
lie. Hoaeburac Produi-e t'o. plume
Full
l.lo
I'.lis
fiM:
fi.
s.M.tvTnolief
k .i-l. ",.! roaJ t. per 1
l.ln.ltiioni. Liiioiii.i'-
AI.B-Have poteindf
1... paper. "., 1
SALK-rTesd
Z to r-
nw. n
bam. $1.'
1 Parker
lliiust
lM:tin.
fvilt "SAl.K-tl'ii' a
tue. e
I1HI SAI.K It. nist'T.d O. I. sow.
II n... 11I In old. wl. 3i0 lbs. more
Also . four-mnrilh!-old sehoat. wl.
":. to too lbs. Iti.bert M.-Kuy. Ilioek-
way
.'(lit SAI.K S-ruom buiiaralow In Kool
11. n. till, hi, lot 4(1x110. at llreeii sta
tion, on Pa.-lfle hlathway, 4'., tnilea
from P.opehurar. Why pay ri-nt when
vim can sei-ure this property at "
barKuln. Phone 28-F2 at ome Tor
part li-n 1 ara.
CLACK F')"t SAI.P: 3 aires, e.. males
arood family orchard, house ann
burn; 7 acres under cultivation: line
Im alien for chicken ranch. U.ciiteo
4 nillea below In land, on .Ml Ueiiben
road. For particulars address u
Knre. tlnnd. Oregon.
Clancy Kids
Timmie'a a Smart City Kid
PERCY L.CROSBY
r.)-i'r a
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5 A aJ'Sr.
. , Tii HOSt .y
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Tldifi D TO i'TM IT
vjith yojn. Aye
A wtj f
Jr' V,
7 il
din. in
r;iri l.
11 IK SAl.K-l
,1 new
,1 .,f "IroJi-
f the beat
lir-1
I
n misci'in. -. M.
Six. Will i"V. n
SlianksJt k, 5i'"-5
. vxlK-rraclliallV '. ,
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