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ROSEBTJRG SEWS-REVIEW TUESDAY, TCLV 1. I- PAGE TWO s I I ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW Issued Hall Pxcept Sunday. II W. lime I,. Wlni berly llert O. Bates SUliijCKUTlON UATLsj . Daily, per year, by mall bully, six mouths, by mail Ially, by carrier, per month Wookly Navra-Retiew. by mall, per year .H 00 . 2.00 . .60 . Z OO Luteied aa second-class matter Way 17, lUiv, ai the post ouica at Kose burg. Origon. under the Act of March 2. 1879. HOHKIIl ltd. UKK JILY 1, 1021. FOR BETTER MAIL SERVICE. There are few public utilities mere widely used in any com munity or throughout the entire country than is the postofTice. And there is none for the effective operation of which it is more l.tcossary than it is in the case of our mail service that the in dividual should have seme knowledge of how it is conducted. Many people think the r.ctivity of the postofficc is confined to the collection and delivery of letters and postcards, with an oc casional parcel thrown in for good measure. They would be sur piised to learn how much of its attention is given over to other lines to the insurance of mail matter, eolleet-on-delivery service, registry division, and money ordtr and iior.tal savings system. Except that it should reach its destination as quickly as pos sible, it is to n..y of us a matter of little concern as to what hap pens to a letter when it has been dropped into the nearest mail box. How many and what kind of operations are necessary by how many persons before this letter is finally delivered into the next county or across three continents, is a question to which wc give very seldom even the slightest thought. And consequently we do not give any thought either to the question of what the Bender may do to reduce to the least possible amount the work ol getting tiiis letter to its destination. Some day an expert in such matters will calculate to a nicety how much in houis of work and money might be saved to the na tion in the course of a year if the sender of a letter would be oi.ly a bit more careful in addressing it and having his return address printed on the envelope. When we learn how much may be saved in this manner, we shall all be surprised beyond measure. Iiy r riUr on this subject it was said some years ago that 30,000,00 pieces of mail matter went to the dead letter office each year. II it were more widely known than it is, to what extent this adds to the cost of our mail service, every letter writer in this country would sea the necessity of taking more pains in addressing letters. u The old fashioned mother worried until her daughter was "safely married." The modern mother worries whether her daughter is "safely married." LUCKY Strike cigarette A good deal of criticism of bathing suits is heard each sum mer and yet, if there weren't any bathing suits The news sleuths are already beginning to speculate on the next big story to break. One who finds it necessary to advertise his virtues doesn't have any. These are busy days for the pencil pusher. Council May Appoint Official Bathing Suit Censor; Complaints Heard M'Nary Will Spend All Of August Wat WASHINGTON. July 19. Senator McNary exports to leave for Oregon (ho luitor part of the week or the 'Irst of next week and will spend all if the month of AuKU.it in the West. This Is of course continent upon he plan now practically Bottled for he senate to adjourn on Friday un til September 12. That will give time for the tariff hill to he received from the house tnd to be referred to the finance "ommlttee and give the committee 'line to prepare changes In the bill to It can be reported when the sen ile reopens the second Monday In September. Patronasro to lie Settled . It la expected that between now nd the time of leaving Senator Mc N'ary and Senator Slnnfleld will hold conferences and settle the entire luestlon of patronage in the state of Oregon. The entire slate of appoint ments iHl he given out at once, re gardless of the time of the beginning it the terms of the different officers. Preliminary conferences between 'he two senators Indicate that a com nlete agreement will be reached. Tax Hill Hits Support. Efforts are being made to substi 'nte a tax hill for Iho tariff when the enatn returns. If the house has by hat time prepared and passed a mensure revising the Internal rev lino tax. There Is opposition to this however, on the part of many mem bers of Hie house who want the tarlf le'tled first, on the theory that It will he or murh greater political Im portance to them than any revising of tho tax. JI'ST IX A car of fresh lime. W. Monger. Phone 459-Y. Shocking and terrible are 'lie bath ing creations, being worn by' yowus women ami girls ut the Mcminn streit bathing resort, according to Councilman llrllt Mi hols. I'miiii-il-man Ni.hols lust 11114I1I reported to the i lly co 'm il that young ladles at tired -or .alher partially attired In garnienlH which ox pose er- -well porllons f the anatomy which should not l,e i 'posoil, are frcqucut i ti K the resort in largo numbers. Not only Ihttt hut those smut young Indies lire frequently iii-roiii-panlcd by persons of the opposite sex. anil iiccori.ing to Iho roiiio ilintin morals are allowed to go In Ihe "hilly bow wows" or words lo that oiTot-t. Complaints that the bather lire not wholly concerned with h:ilhtng. have rearhed the tars of the coun cilman, who Is of Ihe opinion that some sort of a rcvh-eit edition of the piirllanl'-al hluo laws should he Is rucd and enforred. As the report was made the coun cil iliinoslltitelv divided that soluo- thlng must he done and vot" was nnofrirliillv conn II he formed Into a committee of Ihe whole lo make a personal in-! specilon and Investigation of tho ul-1 loged conditions and of course, me' bathing suits. Mayor Hamilton, however, fearing' that In InveiliKatlon appropriation might he needed (for jitney fares anil Incidentals I liiiuiodintoly put Ihe ofrii lal lahoo on the hopes of the Pin itaiilciilly In-lined rntincil nion. and referred the wlio'e inventi on ion to iho police department, whereupon fillet or Police Sham lirook slated that the matter would he then his personal and Immediate alt' ntlon. 'Iho disgruntled roiinilluien, how ever. Ii.iine llutelv dashed the hopes ot ihe i ffl.er bv Insli ut ting him to employ a woman. Mi s 1 .ill it Johns, of Clendalo. is spending several days In this oily atienilliK lo matters nf shopping, be fore lea, log fur Foley Springs, where iinnmmnu she Kill spend the remainder of tho ist thsi ihe .-nmmtr months. EACH MAN AND rV0MAN IN THE NATON- .SHOULD ALWAYS FIGHT FOR SANI TATION isWJ BSAnitationx EVKKVUODV should fight for sanitary conditions. The same heulthful sur roundings that you demand be furnished In our puhlio schools, libraries and churches should bold forth In your own home, (let acquainted with our telephone number. Roscburg Plumbing and Heating Co. 0. W. Rnghea rr 141 N. Jackson, Rosebarg. Fine Game Of Ball Last Night (By C. H. HILTON") A fine game of ball was played last night between the Baptist and the Espee. It was full of "pep," played In record time, and thrilling. McClintock started to pitch for the Baptists and went like bouse afire for awhile, striking out the first four men who faced him, and getting five strikeouts of the first six outs. He blanked the Ralls for three In nings but bad a bad fourth. Burt also pitched great ball. First Inning, Carl Black out to Staley, L. Davis out to Wise to B. Davis, Jno- McClintock struck out. S. P.: Grimm. A. Davis and Relbel struck out In succession. Second, Baptists: Rliimao hit for two bases. Pickens singled, Rlumau on third. Cecil Black singled, Kltzman scored. Pickens on third. Blark went to second.-- Stephenson flew to Johnny Lloyd. Pickens should have scored. hut failed. Dolan struck out. L. McClintock flew to Staley. 1 run, 3 bits, no errors. S. P.: Staley struck out. Wise singled. Bowman singled. Wise on second. B. Davis struck out. flbruneflNchfn's st sen st NEW PRICES! CHEVROLET 2 2 5 2 Effective July l.'.tli tlie following prices will prevail on Chevrolet Cars: 4)0 Model Tearing or Roadster, - $777.00 491) Model Delivery or Express Body, $777.00 490 Model Sedan or Coupe, - $1,185.00 F. . ModclU'.aby Grantl)tour.or roadster $1,185.00 A fully equipped Automobile for 1127.00 more than the vnivcisal Car. Come in and look at the lowest prices fully equipped automobile in the world. SERVICE GARAGE CORD TI1RES Now Selling at the Lowest Price Level in Tire History g uLtiimi ii. ititji j; cstn Fhne 478 4 .HiHiie finheraieD gut cheated if I hey swap good norms for what the) bring boiilu. Women worry about having Hold ing Ut moot tlutt Is, they used to, One half the world doesn't know where her better halt upends his evenings. ' fl "tiertle's Garter" Is the name of a new play on UiHoUuay. At the first night of the performance (jcrtie hu ted her garter In the second act. Forty-rwo men In the audience arose and offered to assist her In ad justing It. Five doctors were among the men, the dispatch says. Vt e II bet If tiertle broke her neck they couldn't have found a doctor In the house. a Sign on movie house: UEIIOLD MV WIFE and DON'T WEAKEN. O There la nothing so disgusting as lugging home a watermelon of the Calif, variety these sweltering days and then finding, it a nice pea green on the interior. PICNIC The act of holding a thermos bottle In one hand and brushing off caterpillar with the other. OVR OWN Alt VICE. Mrs. Klshflns: Give the baby a silver dollar to cut his teeth on, that's about all the use you enn get out of a dollar nowadays. One's glimpses of A girl's knees Are so fleeting That it Is hard to Tell whether They are rouged. Jus because you see a barefoot kid with dirty feet Is no sign his mother doesn't scrub them nightly. Several of the city workmen were engaged in spreading tar on the main stivcts yesterday while several of the prominent men were equally as busy spreading salve on the side walks. We can hnrdlv remember the days when two could live as rhixiply as one ran now. The relative merit of 4ds was the topic of much discussion ycMerdny in a local liiirnivM shop. Tho argu nient ended when one of the parllck--nts admitted that he thought a 4nl hnd six cylinders and four crank shafts. One of the volunteer detectives on the murder mystery rase unearthed a very valuable clue tiUy. He gave out nn Interview to the effect that tho wrecked auto bore a 1021 li cense phite. We favor a romiminltv cheat but let the funds be used In buying new records for the neighbors' phonn- grapns. AX ALLEGED POME. The cows are In the posture, ine noney s in the mmn. Tho rooster's crowing glndlr milch completes my little pome, 4 An Indiana mavor has ruled that a man baa the rislit to chastise his wife . He may hare the right but now aiwut the nileht? The twll't lecg ssme Was played as por usual ktt night. The usual nimirier of kick were registered against the nmplre and the usual nirmner 01 Doneneail play were chalked up. j " If they don't cut out theso murder mysienm several newspaper rersirt ers will anon have to purchase a new ijpcwnier rinnon. THAI. VKHHV. OLE MAN. fHmndt Pis). Mcdford Trihnu v The Riwnnra; dentist wanted for mnnirr. (killing a man. not pulling a tooth) produced a crime, embrac ing ail the elements of a dime novel am. It is a thrilling story. In date. i nauoi np ny uncalled "eiprrta' from Portland paper. sj a LAKE PERKINS fEZ: i a gi darned cheaper to ncara a fl.l fish thaa to kera dawfc-." 30x3 32x4 34x41 $24.50 46.30 54.90 (And Other Size in Proportion) Tire repair men, who judge values best, class these tires as having the sturdiest carcass made. Forty-seven high rade car manufacturers use them as standard equipment. They are the quality choice of cord users. This new low price it. made possible by strictest economies and specialized production. Plant No. 2 was erected for the sole purpose of making 30x3 -2-inch Non-Skid fabric tires. With a daily capacity of 16,000 tires and 20,000 tubes, this plant permits refined production on a quantity basis. All materials used are the best obtainable. The quality is uniform. It is the best fabric tire ever offered to the car owner at any price. H. L. JOHNSON, Agent 119-121 North Jackson . Foseburg, Oregon Lloyd out to McClintock to Pickens. No runs, 2 hits, no wrrors. Third, Baptists: Carl Black flew to Lloyd. L. Davis out to Grimm to B. Davis. L. McClintock struck out. No runs, no hits, no errors. S. P.: Burt sing led, Lloyd running for Burt, thrown out stealing. Grimm flew to Ritz man. A. Davis singled. Davis forced on Reibel's hit to Stephenson. No runs, two hits, no errors. Fourth, Baptists: Ritzman safe on error. Pickens singled, Ritzman on second. Cecil Black bunted, Ritzman thrown out at third, Pickens on second. Stephenson and Dnlnn struck out. S. P.; Stnley safe on error, wise sing led, Staley on second. Bowman singled, Staley scored, as did Wixo, Bowman on third In the passing aro'ind of the ball. B. Davis grounded to Pickens, Bowman scored. Burt flew to L. Dnvis, a beautiful running catch. 3 runs, 2 hits, one error Fifth. Baptists: L. McClintock lilt for two bases, went to third on a nnssed hall. Carl Black a base on hnlls. L. Dnvis struck out. J. Mo nintock a bnse on bnlls. bas-s full Ritzmnn etnirk out Pickens a base on balls, forcing McClintock, and hse still full Cecil Black flew out to Johnny Lloyd. One run, one hit. no error. S. P.: Blnck pitching for Baptists. Grimm Bafo on error. A. Davis struck out. Grimm had taken second. Relbol out to Blnck to Pickens, Grimm on third. Stalev struck out. No runs, no hits, one error. Sixth, Baptists: Stephenson ia3 on an error.- Stephenson out trvlng to steal. Malcolm battine for Dolan, a base on balls. Malcolm stole second. L. McClintock flew on' to Stnley. Cecil Black out to Grimm No runs, no hits, one error. There ill be a game tonight between the Baptist and the Christian teams Much depends on these games. The score: 1234E6RHF Baptist 0 1001025? Espee 00030x36 Earned rns, B-ntlst one. S P. 1 Base on bnlls off Burt. 3. Struck out by McClintock, 6. by Black. 2 hv Burt. 7. I eft on bases. Baptist. T. S. P., 3. First base on errors. Baptist, 2. S P.. 2. Tassed ball Relbel. Umplro, Mathews. Standing: Won Lost Presbyterian . . 10 ( Baptist 8 S Christian .... 7 7 Espee E 11 Mr. and Mrs. R. Z. Farmer, of the tored to Roseburg yesterday from Automatic Electric Brake company,, the metropolis. Mr. and Mrs. Fu Miss Blanche Reed, secretary of the iiht and Miss Reed will spend their company, and Miss Ethel Webb, who , vacation visiting with friends It hae been visiting in Portland, mo- Rosehurg. It is a Pleasure........ For us to show you our complete line ot dependable shoes, a line that bojpeaks intelligent buying at con servative prices. Your shoe wants can be satisfactorily supplied by an Inspection of our complete stock. R. L. STEPHENS, The Shoe Store CLASSIFIED COLUMN 4LL tW CLAJtSlfllCD AUV KH IISBMKdlTS WILL HB FOUND ON LAST rAQB IIMOBB UKAIIINQ "MMW TOO AT.9 Pereen' .62f 615 .50(1 312 Pnder the direction of the congre ration, .painters are re-tlnting thi nterlor and palntlnt the exterior ot the Baptist parsonage on South Main street. Women Made Young Bright eyes, a dear skin and a body full of youth and health may bo yours if you will keep your system in order by regularly taking COLD MEDAL Tha world standard mnedy for kidney. Htm. bladdvr and arte acid tronMaa, tha Marias ot Ida and looks. In saw sine 169ft. An druggists, thraa alna. L Na MM Caal M.J.I aa WAJITETi. WANTED Painting and root repalr-IliK- See W. 8. 1'owell. WANTKI) A (rood Jersey cow. Must be a hlRh tenter. I'lione 3H-F 11. tVANTKU vlco. K. Wood sawing, prompt ser Klioads. I'liono 3Uli-y. WANTKI) Younic girl to help with houHework. HikIi sehuol girl pre frreil. Inquire Host-burg Photo btu-dlo. .VANTKL) Kour yrung HOD lb. work horses and harn.'xs und henvy wak ons. Address 1'. O. Box "II", Uak land, Oregon. .VANTKtJ ICO-acre rnni-h on shares, with privilege of buying. Would take smaller lu-e. AilrirepH U. W. liolles, lit. 1, nox 74 ItoHeburg. MISC'ELLANEOL'8. IERSEY UIILI -OH SK11VICE At Unipqua Park Addition. Price ti. J. W. McOonnell. '.011.K Til A I. K No. 4 Sharpies crenm eparutor. In good comlltlun, -for young saddle home. ' Address P. O. mn iirain, iregon. .111.1. KOU KKHVICK Thoroughbred Jerney, comes from extra good nillt-h strain. Price for serviee $S. Insure a better grade of stoek and higher percentage of hutlerfat by proper breeding. Inquire of Ira Hull, eaat of city on lieer Creek road. LOST AD FOUND. IST Illue speckled fox hound. Fe male. Lat seen west of Ynncalla. U.-wnnl. I.luyd Calnttakland. Oi-a. "(Jl'NI) Woman's brooch set wfth atones. Owner may have same by calling at this office and describing Lost -lllu and Anyone knowing of such hound! Phone 10-K21 .or address C. C. Long, ' 'nnin. itewaru -OST Aged hay home with little white in fare. Weight lino. Shnen on. It seen on Callaban trail. Smnll hell on. Finder pleaae notify A. K. Stanley. Melrose, Oregon and . r, ive lowirtl. . - iriwi,n iiiw.wj FOR RENT. Tin RENT Sleeping room. Hat Shop. Inquire at Roaehura Nations I pinT" .V. 1KNJ rlT furnlahed rooms Po Slephens.Ptonat9S-J. -Tin RENT Three room furniiimHl linuae. on pared street. Long lease Inoiilee Sl Com mere la I An FOR HENT Furnlheil houae-kceplng rooma alao unfurnished rooma. I4 I'arrott St. at Mosher. rIR HALK. "OR RAI.F. Ileary team suitable tot road work. Fsrm BureaaF.xchana FXR SALE I atanria of beea. I5 per land. A. B. Ruaaell. Weal Roaeburs 1R PAt.E A garaee doing a good bnlne and well storked with ae. r,.rlr. nlllghwaT. Phone 10 FOR 8AI.K At a 'bargain.-one new 1.14 Uoodyear auto lire and Inner tube. Inquire Edenbnwer Store. FOR SALE Anyone wanting to bnlld a moderate alsed bam rag bur a complete bill of lumber exreot ahta- RV ,:t- A- FOR SALE Binder. E. W. Stephesl SQ WliuheMer Street. JI'ST IN A car or fresh llhie. L. W. Metzger. Phone 4f.-r. Foil SAI.K First cutting alfalfa bar! 1 15 per ton. J. M. Judd. , 1'Olt SAi.U Black ask wood and velU hay. 1'hone 5-F33. C. W. Orovea. Foil SALE Will sacrifice alx-room house, guragu, etc.. If sold at one. 1 nquirn lit) So uth l'lne. Foil SALE Snan of voung horMi. Ulaek. Weight over 28uu. Also gone milk cow. Oregon. A. H. LKierner, Clevelaod. Foil SALE Suxon six, rear end part two tire rime, new side curtains. Chenp. see Ilurch at Ford OHiutce. FOIt HALE Team horses, wagon snJ harneMH. Inquire at Doer Crack s,.. a Stables. FOR SALE 1 fresh Jersey cow. Eitrs good. C. L. Weber, llobcrta Creek. Phone 42-F-13. FOR SALES Proteoograpll cbecx writ er, good as at. Inquire at Naws-Heviaw FOIl SALE 10(1 apiliuc laniba; also lew old sheep, u. L. Joaselyn, Itnldla, Ore. , LiOIxlK ear for sale chenp. Will trads for Ford or Chevrolet. AddraH "Car," News-Review. FOR KALE Oakland car. In fair co dltlon. 1916 model. Bargain if takea nt once. I'hone 33-F-2 or address H. S.. Newa-Kevlew. FOR SALE A first class work mar age 7 yia., wt. about 1500 lbs. AIM a good cow. It. A. Hercher, lilllald. Oregon. Folt'HALK Good team horses, walos and harness. Horses about 1400 lbs, each good condition, sound and trtta J. If. Mann. Oakland. Oregon. FOR SALE OR TRADE Exceptional values In used cars at terms to sail We wash, polish and repair and guarantee our work. Motor K" change. F. L. klcOrew, 401-J vist Onk St. ' FOIt SALE 3 4-ton gravel tru-k R excellent condition. Is on good rf Ing Job. Owner must sell at one. Win take touring car for flrat pay ment. Address "Truck," News-Bs- vlevr A SNAP mot cash buys a i-roai house on paved street Lot li' " 110 ft. AU furnished. Including a range and a $500 piano. Insures for l.'ono. Phone IJ. O. W. looag and Son. FOR SALE HO a., Douglas Co, - mile from Ounter P. o. 8chool. store. Good range, creeks, big gsme. flsn Inj . od roaa. Ilsoo, 3D caslw ll monthly. E. E. Wooller. Croi.by,)reet. San Diego. Callf: A OOOD FARM for sale ar rentja Camas Valley. Contains 4" with 11 acres under eultlratlea. win lease altogether or separate sets of buildings. For farther Infer--t..n rail at JJ West Lan kfra. Mary Dumbeck. . . 'ton SALK'OR" TRADB H Oacres. miles east of Eugene, t miles fre twell. to acres flmt WlllamsCJ River bottom. In cultivation, f" new buildings and fences, f a""! station on ranrb .orchard, fine e'2 and ponltry ranch, will sell fo''J bnslnesa. win glee tarasa, Friaak aV nair, Latwala, t