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HOSFTHRfl WKWS-RKVIRW tTESIMt, tVSP. RtW. PA OK TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW L. F. T. Dancing Party Huge Success IhkuiiI Daily Kvicpt Sumhiy. 11. V. llules I.. Wiui Ix-ily Hi-rt (J. Hutu. ItOSKIll IWi. OKKUOX. JI NK H. - FLAG DAY. II ' "'' II THE ABILITY for business devulopment require a grasp of iiianuKdueut aud ftnttuclul affairs. Do not hesitate to consult in freely regarding busiues or fin all ele! matters. M Interest Paid on Savings Accounts The Rosebur National Bank Rosebur,Ore xlll! When the Continental Congress on June 1 1, 1777, passed a resolution adopting the combination of stars and stripes as the Hag of the united colonies, it did not perlmp.s realize that it wus doing anything likely to he commemorated more than a century thereafter. Yet it was an event of much signiiieance. Previously these scattered settlements were little isolated communities, hav ing few things in common, and each working along its own hues lor its own purposes. The adoption of a national (lag was one of the first signs that these colonies, which had united temporarily for combined mili tary action, were bound together by common sympathies and ideas of government. There are always some cynical people who do not feel any particular affection for their flag. They do not cherish strong tie3 to their home country. If they had to move to Europe t r South America and could live there with as much comfort, they would be equally well satisfied with such residence in any foreign land. It seems a very ungrateful point of view. The normal minded American knows he has been immeasurably blessed by the chance to grow up in this favored land. It has given him freedom of opportunity, better chances for education and development than he could have anywhere else. All these benefits and blessings have cost a heavy pl IC?. I)(..ir MrH F.llsbury : la it proper to .well other and are not Ruing with Patriots have given lip their lives to arsure the country its chance for a young man wh-n in company other hoya or girls. If you permit , , , , i... i , ir :.i i-..i . i,..- lll a lady In all ire cruam pallor mieh thing now, without nn engage- lcr free development. Multitud. s ol true and laitliful men n..e (( glve hlg old(,r tl) ,ie wars;, ,,.,, Blld ,,, continue t K h striven and struggled to keep the country true to its ideals, and llrst; 1 ,,ave llh a boy who "t,wrH Jr ' probably not heroine . .' . did tills and I cmialdired It vt'ry Im-. engaged at all and vu will then to provide schools and churches and good government. I he (lag poiito t the lime hut said noiliin.1 only have cheapened' youi-silt and stands as the symbol ot all these sacn I ices. Jl people do not honor to '" vllat 'i1' 1 uo auQ" i it ...... , :.i:ir i i,. n . ;i . j . e .1 " case? I ilk this boy and would UUU Itrveiuuwu ll, liii: aic mui 11 v. t --ul hi liiu nui iinu Uliuil Ul tut host of people who have labored to make America loyal to the highest ideals. ADVICE TO LOVELORN AND OTHERS 1TY MU8. KIXSBl'liY. - A Daily Column of Questions anil Answers Conducted by a Woman Who Knows. Adilreaa your letters 10 Mrs. Ellsbury fare Iloscburg News-Review. II.WK YOC THK I.IIIIUItV IIAIirr." It is like the museum huldt, or (he nod a water habit. We wish to reate In you the library habit. We wifth our books to roai-h the publU'. The library should be a part of your dally lives. We iuvile your iiiapec lion. Our service la fnely given. ;!ew magazines are added dally to our reading table. Hark numbers may be taken hump. Attendance Ibis month, afternoons, ,'liifl; evnn luss, 8S; books loaned, a :i 7. Are vou one of the who has the library habit? Kememlier. we have a Dmmlas rounty Public library. Koblha?en Kuilding. upstairs, o Oondear Tires. Serviiw Caruce. Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Drown, of I'.ii ailenn, t'allf.. are visiting in Huso burg, with Mrs. Uowu's brother Karl Smith. IMII.V WKATIYKR REIfRT. ll. rt. Weather ritiieaii. local ofrtrs toschurg, Oregon. 24 hours c-ndlng I not like to hurt his feelings X. V., Kenton. A. It Is not correct for him to do so. hut Is really a miiiiII bivnili of etiquette, if the rett of his manners are correct. If the waitress is in a hiiiiy, and you are taking n lilt!;' lime lo think of what you want, it is not improper for him to order first In i.rder that the waitress, will not he delayed so long. Dear Mrs. Ellsbury: I am a girl ot 21. 1 go out occasionally with a nice young man four years my senior, lie goes with other girls and I go with other boyH. yet he says he loves me more than any other girl and I be lieve I cun Bay the same for him. lost his respect. Dear Mrs. Ellsbury: What bank In the state of Oregon handles tho gov ernment farm loan money? C. S.. Days Creek. A. No bank In the state or Ore gon handle that money. The near est bank Is the Federal 1-and Hunk, of SNikune, Washington. Miss Sylvia i. lirotvu, of Horn-burg, Is Hut local secretary, and all applications must be submitted to her. She Hill also send any Information desired. Exercises at Union High School Wflltllfl. WI.J.IAM HKT.l.. OtwAnrnr Goodrich Tire Prices reducedQ per cent The last word in Quality The best word in Price ILVERJOWN CORDS 303'i 32"3'i 32"4 33-4 32"4 33 34'4'i 33S 3S"5 'jili-Skid Shifty Tread $24.SO 2.55 $32.90 2.90 CWnV 30x3; aiU. iitid mjery triad ' fitbtit hrt 'rerlnllalloa U IwhM til HaaAredtka lll:li.-M l-hio-i:it!,iv vent, i, lay .. latvvct temperature I : t night .. 4 I 'e.-.-l I il il i, i ri lust 24 hours 0 lot 11 pn-eip. Hllli-e ftmt of month Nouual nftli. f,,r IIiIh month . . . . l.lt; t'(,t:il nterlti. Iroin Sfiit. 1 r.elil , '' 'e S3.i'S Neither of us could get married for The first commencement of Union ?:;.';:rx':"v ',71..', '.s?,,81 r9nl yr"r" r- woMrii?riM j n. ?. is to take v.i;1K.- ,,,.. i, 4i w-t seasons ,or a'lw ""' fainilluritles Friday and Saturday evenings, June is. .tei..i,. r t, .Mai. in.'.) 31 3s from him if I think he is sincere and 17 and 18. This is the second vear Kor.u.i .0 p. uu to, .ou.hwe...r. uher of us are familiar wtth our since the Union hlgb school district T..r,,Kht and Wednesday unseitled olh.'r 'r''"dr.? ANXIOUS, Iteslon. was orgnnlred. There are twelve """?. '"""- nigh school students In school es ..mess you are pen engage.1 Claude A. Church is to be the first graduate. In connection with the high Bchool commencement the eighth grade grauuatlon exercises will be given Friday Evening. Song Drink to Me Only With Thine Ky' Girl s Chorus i'lub Drill iwingbt Songs Primary Pupils ine noose creek Line, Comedy In Two Acts .High School and Eighth Grade CAST .Mr. Dutlon, .Largest Stockholder in Goose Creek Line Fred Newman Mrs. Dutton, Ills Wife Flossie Coon Marjory Dutton, Their Daughter... Agnes Kdmonds Reuben Rogers, a Progressive Young Farmer Bernard Denn Thankful Thelander. School Teacher of Goose Creek Hollow Mildred Church Frederick Fielding, Constructor of Goose Creek Line Wilfred Rrown Caroline Fielding. Frederick's Sister Lorene Ttonebrake Mrs. Rattles, Neighborhood Gossip Nellv Dahl Wimple Wiggins, an Orphan Alberta Wiley Mrs. Smith Eliza Church Mrs. Woodward Ida Thrush Mrs. Allen T.nura Stoblc Mrs. Drake Rlanch Corv Neighbors and Grangers Saturday Evenliur. Song Santa Lucia Girls Chorus Valedictory for Eighth Grade Wilfred Rrown Song O Illue Eyes Close In Slun-.be- Girls' Chorus Themes Shall Forelen Immigration Re Restricted?. .Claude Church Address Clever Tlnns Address Clever Hands turnl College. Presentation of Dlplnmns T. f5 bnon Song Auld Lang Syne Girls' Chorus o Miss Irma Buckingham, pf Rend. arrived in 'his cltv this ii.orning to spend several weeks visiting w'th her sister Mrs CurtU Calkins. Miw n11cHngha.11 is a fi.nner resident or this city. i mm in p IM Mil 5 Pill fill iiM mm urn H3.10 M7.30 $48.40 $49.65 58.90 561.90 35S $3.70 $4S0 H.65 sTWaV 50 Fabric Tires sraM03) 1100 Safay 303 13.45 SaSrty 30-3 1600 SrfMy 32-4 2M0 safety 33-4 2830 133-437.15 IKcctiv May i Goodrich 30x3i-i Toinls of Excellence 1. One quality 2. Sxtra size 3. Specially designed A. oAnti-skid 5. Fair price The name cf Goodrich on a tire means one quality only. Like all other Goodrich tires this 30x31 is one quality. This stand ard is a fixed principle, and that quality must be the best our resources, skill and experience can produce. THH B. F. GOODRICH RUBBER COMPANY aikron, Ohio The L.F.T. Club I'm lilsht lwld a delightful dancing uarly in lbs big ouen air navil on at Klddb) In honor of Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Ilartri.ui, who are ulanuing to leave Roaouurg mho Mr. Itartruiii, preriilen: of the L. F. T. Club, has been lesnousiul. for some of the finest club dances ever hold In Ko'ebiirg. an 1 lh.icluh i.ie.u held in ItosubuiK. and the. club mem to make the organ i.nlt oil i file. ess, last night presented In n vi'U a Hue camiilng enuilimeul Tho presenta tion was made by I! It. Turner: The club members uiotored to Kiddle 1 about six o'clock lust night and had a picnic dinner on the bunks of the I'mtiqua. At 8:30 tlu Sunset or chestra arrived on Ihe s.'ene and the music continued until 12 o'clock The party was voted the big rticcess of the season and w is u grnr.d finale to Ihe Beries sponsored by the L. F T. M. and Mrs. Hart rum and the children will leave in. a day or two for Southern Oregon, where drs. Uartrum and children will remain a few weeks visiting with her iiotl.er Virs. W. E. Church. Mr. H.irtrum will return to Itoseburg for several days and complete pending bupiness matters, after which he will make in extended trip in the northern part nf the slate, and into Knstern Oregon developing and organizing new agen cles In his territory. While In '.h northern part of Ihe state Mr. Hart rum will endeavor to select e suitable home 'for his family and probably move sometime this fall. If you want the best, call I.loyd Cleaning Works. 125 Sheridan St. SIITIt K TO 0TIHOTOIIS. Sealed proposals will he received bv the oreiton Stot,. i,,arrt of -,,, r,.L s.ilem. Oregon, for the ItiRtallMbtn of a 'entrnl heatlnff pMnt te l.e ere-tel at Die Ur.-K'.n Slate s..lch.r- Home at Kosehuru. lit-in This plant im ludes the lh.ll.T House. I on rete Kmokt Stai k. lloiler Kiil:ment. Hut H ater I Mplrll ulln Mama and fom r le Triohe aontiectlnfi with the present .yt,'mt In the hiilhltntift I'roposala will he opened nt t P M In the nfhre of the lliiard of Control. Sjilem. MreKon. June Istli. 19?, and Ihe ame hall he aeeompanie,! by a rer un..! I..-, k f.ir 5 p. r ent of the amniint of the hid. made payable to H. 11. liooilin. Sei-retary. f'lana and .pe-itl-atiuns mar be pro cured from the offi,' it,, it,.,., .i ..f I'ontrol. Saiem. flreron. or from Ihe .ffi.e of the Kmlneer. J. . Keller, S1J Woree.ler llulldihs. Portland. I Ire on. A di-poatt of It:, lift will ht re .riilred for the return of the plana The rluht la reserved to ac.ept or reject any or all hita or to wa'va anr intormailtiea in Md. R. B. OcXirifV, Secretary. Ortf oo 8iatt Buanl ol Control Roseburg People In Pueblo Flood Mr. and Mrs. James llildeburn and daughter, Gertrude, were iu l'ueblo, Colorado, at the time of the big tlood, acceding to word rcceivea this morning, 'lhuy are on their way to New York and are having the Newo-Keview follow tliein while on their vacation and In writing to change their address to the next stop Miss llildeburn gives a very com plete description of the storm and its results, together with several pictures which wel-o placed on dis play in the News-lteview window. 'We just arrived here (Colorado Springs) today," Miss llildeburn writes. "We left Pueblo this morn ing (June 10) and conditions there are awful. I am enclosing you three cards which will give you a little idea of what it really was. There are hundreds of bodies that will never l9 found. We were very lucky to have had aome tire trouble the day before, otherwise both cars would have reached Pueblo. As it was we were in an awful storm and expected to be washed away every minute. All the concrete bridges were washed out around Ptreblo and we had to drive on the railroad track for a distance of three miles over a long trestle. You can imagine what our tires look like. The odor in Ptreblo is something awful. We were glad to get out. We had to get a permit to get through, and if wc stopped over they would confiscate our car and put us to work. They also searched every car leaving there for stolen goods. They found two cars last night that were stolen. One very prominent man was shot be cause he did not obey when they commnnded him to halt. The town is under martial law." Then use Ca umet It-TtT bf thing you can A, . It contains only such inor-. dients as have hem Tr ,,r're' Authorities. An abilmf Foc4 tee that itls bsolu,e P - 1 1 B 11 f iar rxi iia It received highest Awards World's Pure Food Expos, tionTcu: cago Paris txposdion, aru Frances-positive proof of its lor merit. It is used by more house wives, domestic scientists and chef, than any other brand. That would not be the case, if it were possible to secure a higher quality Icavener. It is sold at a moderate price! AU you have to do is to compare costs to determine how much yon can save by buying Calumet. Pound can of Calumet contains full 16oiSorne. baking powders come ia 12 02. instead of 16 ot xan&JJe sure you get a pound when" you wantTt ... fc-t. 1 tJ? PSiS icuoiii75 ni Goodyear Service. Service Garage. CLASSIFIED COLUMN ALL NBW CLASSIKIKII AIIVKRTI.SKMKM S WILL BK rODID H U PAOH li'NDEH HRAUINU KKW TODAT. SMITH COIXKCiR COM.MEXCE. .MEXT. Commencement began Wednesday. June 8. when th last "step-sing" enme to a close with the surrender of the steps of Students' building, the coveted place for spring sings. to the class of 1922. Commencement exercises began Tuesday. June 14. in John M. Greene hall. Dr. Uoscoe Pound. L. L. D.. Ph. D., dean of law college at Harvard, gave the commencement address. The degree of Bachelor of Arts was conferred by President William Nellsnn, of Smith college. Among those students in vour vi cinity to receive Ilachelor of Arts degrees is Kslhcr Pearson, who was a prominent member of her class. She was avtlvely engaged In the so cial and academic activities of the colli ge. and was a member of the Sociological Club. Miss Pearson was especially interested in the Associa tion for Christian Work nnd was a student adviser of the freshmen. Have you tried the new 10c package? Dealers now carry both; 10 for 10c, 20 for 20c It's toasted. LUCE1 STRIKE CIGARETTE KKTAINKI) AS ASSISTANT. UNIVEHS1TY OF'OltEGON. Eu gene, June 13. Alice Thurston, of lloseburg, who will be graduated from tho University of Oregon June 20, has proved herself to be such a mathematician .that she has been made an assistant in the mathe matics department for next year. She was vice-president of the senior class; president of Scroll and Script, honorary senior women's or ganization; president of SSota Kappa Psl, women's honorary debating fra ternlty; and a leader in the Young . oi , i Christian AstKUik, k addition to much work hi niutirs, she 1ms takra our in lireek. Kiirlwh .-J iC"? j From Wilbur I Mi!;s'' Mla nd BenluM, arrived here this moraim Im H bur, to spend the Jar tltiiiit rtt 'their in-ither, Mrs. F. P. IV1 m Is confined to the' Merer Mrs. Parker has b mm, I for the past f'w wo-rtfo,, ported to he much ioipni !i dition lodav. ia it 4 kWm PorlnfantflnvMldasndOrowlneChlldren I Rirh MMh. MrhrdOnfnEitnrthfWtt rbeOrignuUFooU-Unnk bos Alt Agce No Cookm-iNothii-lV WAIHTKT. VANTKI Womni or Htroiiff nirl lo help with liniihf rltiiniti. Mrn, W. WANTKD To" drill wt.T w. IIh " d. t or shallow. Pilt-es rtMfonable. Al htrt Uruham, Urotkwuy. IMuiiif 2-K42. WANTKD -A furin haiitl wIIIIhk t " h'lp milk; If he doitn't want to hHp milk he ii"m1 not apply. Jacob Junta. WANT A ItAltt.AIN? Kvery d.i y, a mecial In used cara that are ItbAI. CAI1H. I compete with Port. am) -n privet. Motor Exchange. 401-3 Wimi Onk St. MIHCULLANEOUH. MKCHANK'AI drawiiiR and lettering done. itaten reamitmitie. Ainino'' Hilton. 476 H. Stephenn SL DKIlJ.INt. tNintraotn taken fr d.-fji or shallow water wells. Albeit lira ham, lirrnkway. I'luMie 2-1'4 -. . 1ST It AY NoTK'K I have taken up at my plnre near Kwkleii. r-tint m larKe Hervfnrd bull, dfhorned, wirh no brand, but marked with a crop tiT rlKlit ear and unlerslope on h ft. Owner may have same by pay"1 mat and calling for same. J. U Itrwt h aVMaeMMMaalWer,' 1T1IP' I V- (itsli. lime. ii" . : , I'OII ri.VI.K Ilv own r, maun I'll paved utreel. ciuM In il,.i. Address B. !tra. IMII S.VI.K A VVeilfrs Bk mac Mine. praill'Hj JT Mis. C. W. Grublil :Pk Kill! "s.vI.K-Thorouttkbrrf U earlv aprlng cwkrnli . XV ' -iiver. Myrtle Cm WW KOI! .A1.E-Sm.ll "Sl.linS lot. Cheap for caio. IW" N. Jj, kBon 8U KoMbBrl: d for cam mi" , i, tit KnMburf. "f.,V I-iirva'li.rc ol t'f1" g Pint ' sAi-t:-Merf""liU t III) It. FitH RENT. FOR RFJNT Safety oepollt boxes- Hoaeburg National Bank. APAHTMKNT for rent. I'hune Jf-a-u 07 Wert Mustier (t: rtlll ItKNT House on paved alrcet. Imiulre at IIS farrott rt. . KOIt ItKNT Three rooms for hieis;'- keenlriR. Saa N. Roae. I'lione l-lllt ItKNT Furnished or iinfiirnlsln d bnuaekecping rooms. 2Ja neiei-" xt. FOR tKNT Furnished hoiisekeernns; rooms, elean and respertuoie. , new management 113 Broekway t. rhnne ?i?-w - FOR 8ALE. FOR 8AI.E I.lRht Ford truik. fl" l'arslpw ft PelK Foil SAI.K FoK terrier pups. Ware. T. K Full H.U.H l abhane plants. " u t'htlrrh. 31S Kast l omliienii FOR SAI.K Doage touring car. Serv ice (laraee. FOR SA'J-i 2CI0 tier oak wood. 3-'. pumnifr flellvery. fnone FOR SALE lrotecograph check w'"; r. good as n. inquirw ai -e-. Merles FOR SAI4-: A golden oak toor " gan of encellent lone, a'iuh.--. . Newa-lteview. Ft lt H AK fll gb cnalr nd a 1-',' buggy. IIS fhertdan St. ... Mill SAI.K One young S.otili t-i!" cattle dog. J. M. ju.l'i. -r- la a res rlerr- ' -j K. I'ii"ne ll"-". ale Nevo.Ul'Vlei i -V ; hui J 1-, lit SA I.K-rw Pig type. ;h, ort""' IX K .-.vi.r. 1 iu""Z ,, mean b.i.meM W"" 1 ''-view. -p-SfS a' res, no , - -r ok r-. K.t.t mile, rrom ;;'R,rJ I n imnfr -ri 1 ' - .----rrT77 u:-r kill: S.Ai.r.-vM- , Lrff--., : . ' it. -i '. r.- o '. ,.r -"wJli,rJ Vt III KAl.e V.ie. trie quire dohumans Restaurant Sheridan atreet carburetor. l;i; ruil PALEe-Prwvun PKrtna Hirvfli. teteil t-rt, ned. Jo nt. Jvr'J"; -nuii '" '.1- r,jj Wnfr. Hoom 9, m fn l