ROAEBtma mnra-REVtcw wrpxEsnAV. acgcst s, 1021.
PAOH THUKtt
im-r Jcniw Price.
W1".. ., . Oreenwleb
i ilU. lMi .. ...i.hhnrhoods is
Lkini UP ".0,le,re,ie cases and
Liens' na ' . mdependence and
E declarations " exodllll
L0,ofinion an(1 fs been
F.ned thl 8prln J ...Tn. to those
iro'n ,"!dv over there, a regu
Mr,oMormer Greenwich VII
- e00?I truianently established
"tn The Interference of reform
4" minercialliation of the vil
'"leTn rents, and the pcr-
"'.Viiv of the "horde" from
cu.-- . has bored
BUU v. . , PT-k
lP ton 1
The
(KEHOSNB)
GBsn
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(CALIFORNIA)
following sign:
"WIGS TO OfcT JOBS WITH."
"We've already had good many
young women come In," auld the pro
prietor. "They laid they were out
of Jobs and couldn't get them be
cause of their short hair. So tbey
rented a wig for a few weeks. They
ay employer don't mind if they
come in with bobbed heads after
they've shown that they are really
worth something. Tire prejudice
seems to apply almost entirely to
new girls."
Can an actress come back? Well,
listen to this: Kate Mayhew, who
waa the original M'llss in the play of
that name and who appeared in prin
cipal roles with Charlotte Cushnian,
. l ,kar oeciarr.
S t0. ,A. ..roression. followed
prt.rLT.,. then the writer.
.dvVnturer. followed. Those
"L . not regretting the emlgra-'to-?that
Greenwich Village may
'Cence be claimed fo:- a
klthe real artists who cannot
SH pay raon,h for a
u. may be unreasonable but at
I .-one can deceive them. That is
l.ut one caii hohhed
hr'SrU In New York who have
ra. ' ened that they can't get Jobs
r v hnt la considered t .( 1 UK.k.ll .1 ...11
(per sre iin"" - - uutui, miKio nniviieii, ium uiuer
moper leniiiuiio o..
jtrlct of the city has displayed the
LODGE DIRECTORY.
LorAL ORDER OP MOOSB5 Roseburg
r'ir. . 1037 meets flrat and
Tueidav evenings ot each
it S "clock la th. Moos hall.
15 fUltlag brothere ars Invited to
C. W CLOAK E. Dictator,
a O. PAROETER. secretary.
tnnOME!" or TBK WOULD Camp
F"'?. .!.. 1. Fellows- hall In
si.bargsv.rr tat and rd Monday
naalnia visiting nsiiir.
- "'a carrick. a c
M. M. eill,l.r.. litmrm.
igiks honours ntnm dhu id
KhwbbII oa Jackson 8t. on Ind and
It I o'clock. Vlalting brethren In
noa lundlng always welcome.
VICTOR MldfeLLI. W. P. P.
A. J. WULF, w. e.
a. F. GOODMAN. Becretery,
kr. 0. ELKI. Koaebora; Iasra H. BM
lb Elks' Tsmpls on esob Thursday
( vtr7 month. All members re
uMtcd to aueaa ruiri7, inn ii
ilililof brothers ars cord 'ally In
nus to attsna. , r
I. WHIPPl.s). rw
L. r. a at uarcl l.djie Nov. II.
MfDllr coDmuDiwiium n buu hi
Wedaesdiys each month at laasonk
limpU, Rossburg, Or. Visitors Wat-
"B w F. RARRI&' Beer.
JOHN K. BUNTAN. W.M.
I a, s. r Ualen sraaaaaeail Ha k
-4U IB oan raiiowa iempis
mrr Wtdnesday evening. Visiting
Htiatu aiwaya welcumtf.
GEO. RADABAUOH, C. P.
V. T. JACKSON. H. P.
OUVRR JOHNSON, R. 8.
I JAME9 EWART,F;8;
stnnsTi or riTuias aipds ajoaara
Sa 41, BMts every weanesaay even-
Ur la Douglas Abstraot Hall, corner
Jiction Washington Bta. V.slt
n alvsys welcome.
WALTER CLOAKB, C. C.
CHAS .F. HOPKINS at P.
. E. WTMBERLV. K. R. B
kUKKH nuseourr KeMataa Louge
s . L o o. F Meets In una jrt
kvr1 Ttmpls every week on Tuesday
melog. Visiting members la good
Uadl&f ars Invited to attend.
MIKT1.1S iKcraiin, n. u,
BELLE STEPHENSON, Sea.
CTHEL BAILEY. Fin. Seer
Hackett, and Jamea O'Neill, has been
engaged for "The Temperamental
Ists," the new comedy by Harry
Wagstaff Cribble, to be produced
next month.
ft
Did Alexandra Flowerton break
her engagement to Lieutenant Kloor
because her sister, Consuela, of the
Zlegfeld Follies, fell in love with
him when he returned from the wilds
of Canada last winter? Authorities
are saying "Maybe." It was given
out a few days ago by the family that
the engagement waa on; that a good
friendship had been mistaken by
Alexandra for love because of those
days when no one knew whether the
navy aeronauts would return or not;
that It was romance artificially
stimulated by danger. Some others
who are pretty close to Miss Flower-
ton said that it was simply that they
bnd decided it was Impracticable to
try to live on a navy lieutenant's sal
ary. Now comes the other Miss
Flowerton and says that as for her a
navy lieutenant s salary is quite all
right and that she herself Is consider
ing proving It. She doesn't say it is
Lieutenant Kloor she has In mind,
but her friends do say so; and that
such is she real secret of it all.
The cleverness of a political
speaker doenn't all show in his
speaking. Two men alighted near
Broadway and Thirty-eighth Btreet
the other day and began diligently
searching for something near the
enrb. . They said nothing to each
other, hut searched so arduously that
passcrsby wanted to help. "Whaddye
lookln' fer, gents," one boy demand'
ed. The men continued their quext
without replying. Soon the crowd
had swelled rapidly. Then when It
threatened to interfere with the
traffic, one of the searchers mount
ed a box near the curb and began
brightly: "Ladles and gentlemen, I
know that you are all deeply con
cerned with the approaching elec
tions " .
W. B. A. O. T. M tln.tiire' Reviaw
ao. 11 bold regular meetinga on sec
ond Thursday at I p. ra, and lourtb
Thursday at I D m. Visiting sisters
anted to attend reviews. Maccabee
kail. Pine and Cass streeta,
LOUISE LOCKE, Com.
.KSH1IS KAfr, UOL
Doghbobs ur woo DC ma IT Lilac
UrClO NIL 4S ibmIi i1 nil 4th
loudly evening!. Visiting neighbors
wines lo artena.
PRUDIU HtDTNGKR, O. N.
T1LL1E L JOHNJWTN. Clerk.
aoioa their regular meeting on the
am inungevi ra nwua DDBIS.
are respectful r InvltMl to attand.
MYRTLE RETMER3. WJL
l . 0. F, Fklletartst, Leieusai He. S.
neeu la Odd Fellows- Temple every
rnisy STening at 7:10 ocioca. visit
nt arothren are aiwaya welcome.
A. KEDBARN, N. O.
A. 1. oeddks, Rec. Bee.'
I w wait.T p-ln. PA
WILL DELTVEU LOIBKK.
Maynard and Jenks of Olendaie
will deliver rough or dsed lumber
for 120 per 1000.
CITY NEWS 0
Moore Music Studio opens Sept. 1.
Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 189-L
Pavinlesa ertrsvrtlon of teeth at
room 9, Masonic temple. Dr. Kerbeva.
F;nnsylTanla Tire Service. 4
us. Ford Oarage. I
Tire Sernee. Ford
Goodyear
Oarage.
SDirella Corsets made to measure.
Phone 391-L. Call 835 Templln St
ADVICE TO LOVELORN AND OTHERS
i i FT MRS. ELLfiBL'KI
4 Dsllj Column ot Questions sad Answer Conducted by a Woman
Who Knows. Address roar Letters to Mr. EUsbarjr
Care Bosebnrg Hews-Review.
PLEA FOR THE SMAU BIROS
Writsr Call Attention to Tholr Vast
Services In Staying th Ravage
of Insects.
Be 'is tu sportsuiun, and a vandal
sort of butcher, who shoots the
small birds, which no stretch of in
genuity can bring within the definition
of frame. ,
In some European countries such
shooting Is termed sport, and some lin
nilgrntita time brought the bad habit
Willi them. All hunters and sports
men should dliicnuruge, or wheu !oa
sible, without resorting to too severe
measures, put a stop to such butchery.
And that uot simply because we ought
to, and sensible folk do like to heur
and see the little thlnpg about, but
also becaiiKe of the actual benefits
they confer upon mankind.
Mlehelet. the French uaturallst and
historian, suys lu bis "Insect Life"
that If all the birds were destroyed
man could not live on earth more than
nine years. He believed that without
birds to check the ravages of inxecls.
the insects would first destroy the
growing crops of grain, next the grass
and the foliage, which would leave
nothing ou which to feed cuttle, hogs,
sheep or poultry. The crops having
leen destroyed, all domestic animals
would perish for want of food, and
man lu his extremity, In a barren and
desolate world, would be driven to Hie
necessity of living entirely on fish.
When Ihe supply of flsh was exhausted
he would starve. Montreal Family
Herald.
PROVIDED HER WITH FORTUNE
Effective Answer of Irish Judge to
Defendant's Pisa In Breach of
Promise Suit.
Irish lexul celebrity. Judge Murphy,
mentioned by Judge Ilodkin lu "Recol
lections of an Irish Jndge," delivered
a very effective charge to a Jury ln an
action for breach of promise. The
defendant was not examined, and Ihe
Judge commented strongly on this f.tcL
lie was Interrupted by the protest of
the defendant.
"You have no right to say that, my
lord; sure, I wanted to be examined
and my counselor wouldn't let me."
"All right, my man." sa,Id the
Judge; "come up on the table and be
sworn. Why didn't you marry the
glrir
"Because she hadn't the fortune I
wanted, my lord."
"How much was that?"
"Five hundred pounds, no less."
"Oentleinen of the Jury," said the
Judge, concluding his charge, "you will
find for the plaintiff five hundred
pounds damages, i Now sir (to the de
fendant), she has the fortune you
want,"
Lack Dramas In Verse,
It Is n curious thing, in the present
hlBh tide of the drama, and remember
ing that the glory of English literature
Is Its Mtry. that we have no good
modem English drams In verse. It lh
all the more remarkable becuuse tin
foremost French dramatist and tin
foremost modern German dramatist
wrote their masterpieces in verse form
"Cyrano de Bergerac" by Host and
and "IMe Versunkene Glocke," b
Ilauptniann. ,
John Musetield. when he writes
plays, writes them in prose, with only
slight exceptions. And so, for the most
part, have Synge, Vents, Lord Dun
sany, and others. George Meredith
might have written poetic dramas In
the Kllzabethnn manner. Thomas
Hardy's "Dynasts" is an Intellectual
rather than n poetic njasterplece It
has nothing of the sublime, emotional,
thrilling, transporting power of llos
tand. We admire the author's mind
more than ftie work. Wlllliim Lyon
I'helps In the Yale Hevlew.
& Mri. Ellsbury: Please give
w recipes for removing freckles,
and double chin. I have a friend
"anted to know how to make
nalr longer a..d thicker. If you
give me IM. r -mi t..
I taankful. N. P. A.. Melrma.
havi J5,.""'',,l application of lemon
ZT i u r"K,v' the freckle In
"e. altbotigh It rnnnot be done in
-nu da,., i, ,. , th.
aurht . , 'wwl cold en-am nt
am . "'""'I that yon get no
om frtlH . TT" war or
It a ; tZ "
flan 1 1 j of,''n krpV entirely free
mL" nd oil. brash for five
Wh !HVn ""T 'tter
farts!! if y,m wish any
-h,trnrttnns as to kinds of
"ad stamped envelope.
'iJ E""ry: I tm , gri of
4 J " .,' "an of 40. I
roil' 'r". rouge my cheeks
'' r.TJ "'ltln". and the man
I ' ro 'h me. What
. 1 Oft? Hfn
it w ' tiyt i . Kawnnrr.
V wJTjjr "'ely too young to
aad Z" m" 40 year old.
Ijt mmm
cheeks, or pluck your eyebrows. As
you are not old enough to have
skirt of a sufficient length to cover
the roll In your stockings, I would
certainly not we r theniy that way.
unless you consider yourself young
enough to wear your skirt above
your knee like all little girls.'
Dear Mrs. Ellsbury: A week ago
I met a boy at a dance and he took
me home. He. also look me To the
show several nights later. He was
only visiting here and now he has
rone away. I liked mm very mucn.
and he asked me to write- to him
when he went away. He ha been i
gone several day now. and I want
to know If I should write to nlm.
Should I write first, and have I
known him long enough to write at
all? BERTHA. Roseburg.
A. Yoa haven't really known him
long enonah to write to him, hnt the
present day girl doe not stand on
the formalities that her grandmother
used to consider necessary. I don't
think It would do any harm If yon
exchanged friendly lettcrs.e but by
all mean let him write the flmt one.
If he doe not write Ton ran he sure
hi Interest waa merely an idle one,
and that be did not really want yoa
t write to him.
J
THE
U. S. NOBBY TREAD
Whtrt th going specially heavy
with snow, mud or tand, in hilly
country where maximum traction on
the road is a factor, no other tire tread
yet devised is quite so effective, or so
wholly approved by motoring opin
lon, as the U. & Nobby Tread.
Its very simplicity three rows of
diagonal knobs, gripping the road
is the result nc all the years of U. S.
Rubber experience with every type
of road the world over.
llsteedlo experience,
Itwiiiimmeyil
STOP and talk to the next man
you see with U. S. Tires on
his car. Ask him why.
Most likely you'll hear an inter
esting story about his tire experi
ments before the answer was
found. Money wasted. Promises
unkept. Trouble on the road hu
morous to every one except the
. man who went through it.
Finally U. S. Tires. And U. S.
Tires ever since.
Perhaps it's the experience of U. S.
Tire buyers that makes them, more em
phatic in their preference than ever this
year.
When these men have tried most
everything by the way of "staggering
bargains", "hurrah discounts", "discon
tinued lines at less" and so forth they
know what not to get.
They want a fresh, live tire. With a
good reputation. That's everything it says
it is. With the people behind it who
back it up.
e . -
There are 92 U. S. Factory Branches.
Your local U. S. Dealer is drawing
upon them continually to keep his stocks
sized up, complete to give you service
Whenever he gets one or a hundred
tires from a U. S. Factory Branch, they
.are newly made this season's fires.
Sold to you at a nef price. Full values-Square-dealing.
A reputable maker. A
reputable dealer. The whole transaction
as befits the leadership of the oldest and
largest rubber organization in the world.
p
"Stop .irtef tafk to tff nmwt eta ;
m with U. 3. Titn on htm a
United States Tires
are Good Tires
U.S.USCO TREAD
U.S. CHAIN TREAD
U. S. NOBBY TREAD
U.S. ROYAL CORD
U. S. RED & GREY TUBES
ot
United States
. 4
Highway Service Station, Roseburg, Ore
Weaver & Valentine, Myrtle Creek, Ore
Leas & Son, Oakland, Ore
I
Rubber Company
. Liberty Garage, Sutherlin, Oregon
Cowan's Garage, Yoncalla, Oregon
NOTICE.
. V
Dr. R. P. and Pearl M. Bradford.
Chiropractic Physicians. Ten years
In practice. Consultation tree. Suite
224, Perkins Bldg., Koseburg, Ore-1000.
Going on
lunch goods
err.
a picnic? Get your
at Foutcli's Confoction-
llnrk From Vacation thHr vacation cnnipInK in V'o'T
K. II. Churchill unci son ami How-! reck, returned, to Roseburg Mat
nrd Sh'uv. who have liccn spending altrht,
Rustleas Steel.
Bustless steel seems to be a com
pletely estnlillMlied fact and It should
be looked Into for employment ln
various industries, according to the
Compressed Air Magasine (New York).
Savs this publication: "It Is reported
on German authority that the Krupp
works are paying special attention to
the nroductlon of such steel. The
metal contains large amount of
chrome and Is said to be remarkable
fnr its hardness and strength. Its
resistance to chemical actloti Is such
that it Is not affected by boiling In
nitric add. It Is used as a substitute
for nickel-plated metal in the manu
facture of Instruments. The firm is
also studying the question of using
rustless steel In the manufacture of
plates for artificial teeth In place of
the gold or vulcanite now generally
employed."
Her Conclusion. ,
"Mamma," sold KIsle when the
family snd visitors from the country
had sat down to breakfast, "is It true
that people who snore have bad con
sclencesr I resd In one of my books
that they do."
"I don't know, dear. Perhaps they
have. What makes you sk sach a
funny question T'
"I was Just thinking. If If true.
Aunt Susan must at least have killed
omebody once." Boston Transcript.
Oil Burned by Oessn Llntr.
It costs approximately $102,000 to
All the oil tanks of the White Star liner
Olympic for a round trip. The tanks
hold 7 5"0 tons, and about 700 tons
remain at the end of normal round
voyage. Th oil Is taken out at New
York at saving of nearly one-half.
tv- oirmnie has only recently been
equipped to take oo oil enough for
the return voyag.-Wll Street Jour-
Goodrich Tire Service.
A. Lockwood Motor Co.
See us. C.
NOTK'K.
To Whom It Muy o.ncirn:
IVh.rni. Th State Came Commis
sion ot the Ktate of ormon i author
ised under, Section H. chHOter 66. gen
eral Lwa of Oreann. ll'-l. to cl.ie any
npen season or open any cloned season
in any county or district of the 'State
of Oregon for the nhuotlnic and poa
aeaNlun of game bird; and,
Whereaa. 11 liavniK l.e.-n determined
hv the Stale Oanif ronimlaslon of ttie
State of Oreson. that In order to pro
DLuntn end i,rite. l croiiKe In Jackson.
Juaephlne and Douglas countlea. State
of OreKnn. the i,-n reason lor the
nhontins and pome!!inn ol Knme, iruin
September lat to September 30tll of
V.U. ! clitHi.d. nd the open sea
son for Ihe nhomlna- and poseslon of
Oroune in Jackann, Josephine ana
Ioi!KlH countlen. Stete of Oreron .he
opened from AuKUJt 20th to September
2uth or ean year, ootn uatea ,uyiuiv.
Therefrtre, .Notice 1 nerei.y Kiven ny
the Stnte 3nme Cmtnli-cion or the
State of OreRon. that the open eeaaon
Ihe ahootlua; and poaseaaion "i
(Jroune In Jackson. Jonephlne ano
lni)Klaa countlea. State of oresTun. from
September 1st to September 30th uf
each year, a cloned: and the open aea
on for the ahootlnit and possession of
(trouse In aald Jackson. Josephine and
lloiialaa counties. Stale of Orca-nn. la
opened from Aimust -'"th to September
20th of each year .Pom oaies inclus
ive.
And It Ii ano shati l unlawful to
ahool Urease ur have same in posses
sion In said Jackson, josepmne ana
IjnoKlns counties. State of Or.n.
from September 1st l Septemlier .lath
of each year: and St Is and shall be
lawful to shoot and have In possession
Jrous in said Ja k'on. Josephine and
rimiKlaa counties. Slate of Orea-on.
from Auanist tilth to September loth of
each year, holh datea Included.
Any and all persons shooting- or hav
tns V'.rouse In po-se-sion in Jackson.
Josephine snd Iioiias countlea. State
of Oreson. In violation of Ihla order
wilt be prosecuted as by atatutc pro
vided. liatei at Klamath Kails. Oregon, thla
th day of July ,1!J1
OKKUOM STATK f.AMF rriMMl H10J.
Hy I. N. Kl.KIHi'UNKIt,
I'halrman.
Br CKO. II. KKI.I.V.
fr,mmlsa;oner,
Ur I1LAINK IIAI.Ks K.
I'.mr- Usloner,
By BB..T ANDKHWJN.
rommiaatoner,
Br M. A. LTSCH.
Commlaaioner,
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