Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, December 13, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAfTH TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW Iwiued Daily Kirt-pt Aon Amy. Li. Wlintwrly SUBSCKIFTION RATES Pally, per year, by mall Dally. aU month, by mall DaHy, three inontba, by mall Dally, aluRle month, by mall Dally, by carrier, per montb WeeHv NowiHcvIkw , by mall, per year fart U. IteUM 14.00 1.00 1.00 60 60 1.00 Entered wt aecond-ciaa. mailer May It, 1920. at lue port office at Ko burn. Oregon, unaer tne aci oi maim HOHEBI RO. OHK GOV HI CEMREK 1:1, 11MI. OPTIMIST IS GREAT ASSIST. When Thomas A. Edison opens his mouth in public utterance he usually gives us a message that sticks with us. For example he had the following to say in a recent interview : "I have been through five depressions during my business life. They act all alike. The latest one acts exactly like all the rest. The men, who, as business fell off ( per cent, increased their advertising effort 75 per cent, managed to pull through as if there were no depression, and efforts of such men tend to shorten the periods of depression." Wise words, aren't they? Does Mr. Edison give you the reason for your success or failure? The optimist is the greatest asset to any nation when things go badly. He possesses the control when the dear public thinks the world is headed for ruination. And frequently we find him among the best of advertisers for his beliefs in good advertising is based on the principle that advertising moves the world. And when things are at their worst no man can afford to lay down his tools and say: "What's the use?" It is then that the progressive newspaperman and the progressive merchant get to gether, work twice as hard and achieve results. o THE AFTER EFFECTS OF WAR. The tragic end of Lieut. Col. Whittlesey, noted hero of the "Lost Battalion," who is supposed recently to have jumped over board from a steamer enroute to Cuba, suggests how heavy a bur den many of the ex-soldiers are carrying as the result of their war experiences. Col. Whittlesey had a very sensitive nature, and the horrors of war are supposed to have preyed upon his mind. Some people may have supposed that when the soldiers who had been under fire heard the jcyful news of armistice day they would be ready to resume normal life again just as they left it. But for a lot of them the horror of war had been too deeply seared into their souls. They can not be the same men yet, and some will never be. A man with a calm and philosophical temperament might go through this awful hell, and yet come out none the worse. But anyone with a sensitive and imaginative nature would not pass through the experience so lightly. These sights and sounds of horror would haunt his mind. In many cases severe nervous strain has persisted and the men having had this experience find themselves in constant mental anguish. The existence of many men in this condition should lead the government to do its utmost to see that cases of shell shock and other similar troubles get attention from the most skilled special ists. The friends of men who underwent these severe nervous strains should not feel disheartened if their progress seems slow. Usually nature will heal these exhausted nerves. The rest of us who were far from the line of battle have no conception of what such men have borne for us. Their service and mental suffering represent a-grcat sacrifice that their fellow countrymen should never forget. o The associated charities there's where some good work will be accomplished for the deserving needy of Roseburg. It is an organization that should have been established in Roselwrg long ago but it is not too late to do a great good throughout the city and adjoining communities. Those charitably inclined will not hesitate to give freely, knowing their gifts will be expended judi ciously and with the utmost care through the channels of this worthy organization. It didn't take very long to nab that I,os Angeles forger after lila I I ft. I F . . . . . ... ...o muviinj ui-iaiue iuiuwii. me iaci mai ne nail no better judgment than to remain in the .southern city after forging checks on the county treasurer of this county is conclusive evidence that the fellow is a "nut" when it conies to transactions of a shady nature, otherwise he would have changed his location immediately after committing the forgeries. St Srt ! ! GOOD EVEM.N'U FOLKS One of our KuliHcrlber writes to tin a very puzzling litter, lie nays hi county ailviM-r in Kivlnif ail vice on Kjullr) problem said to be sure .mil keep tile liena w rail I1I111C, ami In the inn I breath wild to clean out the lice unil nutcx. In Unit case he iloenn't know Juki what to di. He In Inclined to oiler IiIm entire flock In enhance for a left-bawled wheel barrow tr what have you? A lieu a ilixpatrll today Maya that good hootch Is a niliiun quantity and that any drink a fellow may hapcn to corner nilulit ckiim- him to shuttle olf the mortal roil. Thin la knmI newa til undertaker, hut suiKhly dlHhearteuiiiK to the oor dutterv who have Juki wet their loiir.ll with Mime firewater port hawed from their favorite boot lender. THE JACKSON ST. IH.l'KS. (Written eaMM'lall)' for MunIc Week. To be Kung before break fast). There's a feelln Come a-Mealln' Thru y'r heart nlMiut 7 o'clock; Soon she'll be cumin' Tliliufs'll be liiiuiiiiln; If she's late I'll knock her a block! TA-RA-HA! liantf her! Slang her! Tick her up antl whang her! That's the on-lee wn-n-a-ay llt-cause you got the Jackson St. Illues. (refrain) Jackaon St. Ilium Ain't It funny? Miss y'r honey Pounilln' the asphalt on y'r 12 buck aline Feet like boxcars. Heart like lead. Oughta been here long ago "Seven" she said; Seven-thirty; eight o'clock. She ain't shown yet, Musta met another bloke Somewhere, I bet An' no I got th Itl.A-HAW-ni.A-HOO Jackson St. llloo-hoos! (Hot Dog) Should vou ite one of those few. bud-tied mortals who lack a com- IMdllng eonnnnnd of the trivial tech nioite of lintel wilting, the following extract from n lesson sheet from i rorresMndenre achool of ethitiett may help Home. Anyway, here 'tis: Hon- a tictiflcman and Lady Should Art When Waiting for One Another In a Hotel I xililiy, or Reception Room, or 1'pon Meeting In Such a Place. "If the Uulv should arrive before the man. she should seat herself mid niiparentlv pay no attention to her surroundings. She must not search for him with her eyes. To do so shows not only thnt she Is linMlltc, hut thnt she larks culture. She should npear lost In thought, and as If she were not waiting for any one." it TRIE TO FORM. The girl reMrter accepted the edi tor's Invitation to dinner, and when asked how' she enioyed it, said: "Oil, fine, hut I'll never go to din ner with an editor again." W hy notr LAD IKS' AXI GENTS' CLOTHIi. On Monday and Tuesday there will be on display at 8. B. Crouch 8portlng Store, at 113 Sheridan St.. a swell Una of Ladles' and Genu' Clothing and Sporting- Goods. blue-penciled about three-quarter. "I my order. CHARGE FAILS TO MISTER MKOKORD. Dec. 13. The bottom Topped out of the case agaltiBt A '1. dates, charged with violation of the prohibition law, Saturday after noon, when Jaiue (Shine) Edwards, the complaining witness fulled to a p. .ear in the Justice court at Gold 11111. The outs of the action were assessed o Edwards, and the case dismissed lates is a special state prohibition irTiccr and collected evidence against Edwards, who was tried twice In the Ircuit court on a bootlegKln charge the Jury disagreeing both times. Miothi r Indictment is on fine against him. At the time of Gates' arrest. Ills supporters charged it was a neans to procure revenge, and threatened to stir up a tempest In a 'ea cup for a time. Since filing the liiarge against Gates, Edwards lias departed, and Is now said to bo op erating a Jitney line between Yreka and Weed, California. o CAKI) OF THAXKS We wish to express our thanks to our friends for the many beautiful flowers and kind expressions of sym pathy In this, our hour of bereave ment. Mrs. Belle Flynn. Mrs. Alda Helium. Mrs. Mary Everest. Mrs. I. M. Irwin. Denn TEACHERS' EXAMINATIONS. AN KI'ITAI'H. Beneath this stone Lie Henry Ixnsing Who raced the fast .Mail to the crossing. They brought hliu here. Good friend and kind That Is they brolluht All they could llnd. Columbus Citizen. One of our most prominent crape hangers la the bird who hint that he has an unexpected present tucked away for you, when you fancied your Christmas ahopplug was all done. If Henry Hartb went tripping along lo work this a. in. hu ilng sonic melody and as lie passed ye ed's sanctum he nodded Bayly. That's the It rat real show of pep by a local cltl- Christmas trees, all sizes. r.en since Sutlierlln went dry. Opli-' Transfer. misiii is vvunnafil and It helps slurt the day right. That Mexican woman who gave birth to eight babies certainly staged some little surprise party for her hubby. Ole Jupe l'luvlus spilled n few raindrops over this neck of the woods yesterday eve. and succeeded In forcing a few of us to wear our overshoes which our wives sec that we do. Klamath Falls police are making life miserable for the Ixiotlcggers ami the peace and dignity of that community have both lieen disturbed as the result of a few untimely raids. The forger who signed Jimmy Sawyers"beautiful cognomen to some spurious checks and who mnmiged to receive beaucoup from them, has been nalilied In loz AuugUils. Jimmy Is waiting for the culprit to return so he can ask him how he managed to get so much cash l signing his name. Jim says he can't do It. Loot Moore ree'd Information this a. in. that the gov't has decided to remove war tax from Espce tickets. There's only one thing now for Jawn II. to do to compete with the r. r. and that's to slice olf the war tax on gasoline. Meblie you won't like It and mebhe you will. We're hoping you will, but lietter take a chance ami order one now. Our little annual will be out within a short time and they're going to sell like hotcakes In a doughboy rest camp. Itfc LAFF. PERKINS SEZ: "A feller In a dress suit has a hard time to keep from spillin' soup on the vest." "Well, the dinner was fine, hut he Co. Coal, threw kinds, Superior Itock Springs lump. Diamond Briquets and I.lhhy lump. Page Lumber & Fuel I Turkey Talk- We will receive turkeys for the Christmas pool on Saturday, Decem ber 17. Get your turkeys ready and deliver them all In one day. It will help us keep down expenses If we can get them all In one day. Dnllvr to Bert Adams. Klkton, T. M. Tntiiilson. Myrtle Creek, H. K. Kruger, Oakland. Remember, Douglas county turkeys sold fot til cents net nt Thanksgiving. Marion County turkeys sold for 31 cents net. "There's a reason." Pool your turkeys and get the price. Send In your orders for the next car of tile before It Is too late. FARM lll'RF.AI' tXMIPF.RATIVU K(il ;Etll:t Winchester St. A woman living at Mexico City is alleged to have given birth to eight children and the medical association of that municipality is going to make an investigation of the vase presumably for profiteering. If you like a little good jazz and most people do "line out" for the Klks minstrel show tonight or tomorrow night 1 HI SPK4T IS RELEASED MAKS1IFIEI.D. Dec. 10 AV. M Wilson, accuaed of the assault am! robbery of J. S. Falniilles at Heeds port, was released this morning after hearing ill that rlty before Justice of the peace It. V. Kline. Wilson was suspected of the crime because of certain circumstances of spending money after the robbery, and arrested on Thursday at Powers Dcnutv Sheriff Zacliary went to Pow ers and took hint through here last night. The trial this morning did not ro suit as many had expected, It was stated by Deputy Zacliary this after noon Some from whom convicting evidence had been expected, failed the prosecution when they went on the stand. MI ETIXtJ TOXKJHT. 11,1 I STRATI l I.EITI RE. Illustrated lecture showing the In dustries, OiK-nlal life, and natural scenery of the Hawaiian Islands. Fri day nlriM at S o'clock at the church In Kdenhower. Home made randy will he on sale. Proceeds to be used for sell. i,.l playshed. Come and help a good cause. Admission, Adults 25 cents, children 10 cents. 1 2 Xmas Greetings There is no royal road No MAGIC PATH TO SUCCESS, success is .'1st another Name for service. We'h.WE COMPLETE FAITH In THE GOOD JUDGMENT OK THE American people. They wiij. endorse these Cars and their policies. Notice Is hereby given that the County Superintendent of Douglas County, Oregon, will hold Ihe regu lar examination of applicants Tot State Certificates nt Roaehutg. Ore., Room 307, llih School, as follows: Commencing Wednesday, December 21, 1921. at 9:00 o'clock a. m., and continuing until Saturday, December 24, 1821. at 4:00 o'clock p. m. Wednesday F'orenoon. IT. S. History. Writing (Penman ship), Music, Drawing. Wednesday Afternoon. Physiology. Reading, Manual Training, Composition, Domestic Science, Methods In Reading. Course of Study for Drawing, Methods In Arithmetic. Thursday Forenoon. Arithmetic, History of Education. Psychology. Methods In Geography. Mechanical Drawing. Domestic Art, Course of Study for Domestic Art. Thursday Afternoon. Crammar. Geography. Stenog raphy. American Literature. Physics. Typewriting. Methods In Language. Thesis for Primarv Certificate. Friday Forenoon. Theory and Practice. Orthography (Spelling), Physical Geography, English Literature. Chemistry. Frhlay Afternoon. School Law. Geology, Algebra, Civil Government. Saturday Forenoon. Geometry, Botany. Hntiirdny Afternoon. Ccneral History. Bookkeeping. O. C. BROWN, County School Sttpt. 0 Order coal at Page's. Your choice of three good kinds. Prompt deliv ery. Phone 24 2. NOTIC'K OF ANNUAL ELECTION. Ascalon Comiiinndery No. 1-1, K. T. Sir Knights are hereby notified that Ihe regular conclave for the election of officers for Ihe coming year will be held at Ihe Masonic Temple on Tuesday evening, Decem ber 13. at eight o'clock; and pay ment of dues should be made at that time. By order of tire Eminent Com mander. S. J. SHOEMAKER. Acting Recorder. n Pennsylvania Tire Service. Ask us Ford Garage. s ui'j c'ifrx M,0t BY A TRUST CALM V CONTENTS ItB. 1 VHCA6aU-s-AV ing powder is bS 3?" Judge it g IS yuuget tor your mnn v1 ofbakingpowgS bakingandthemS, IJ1LDT m other brands. You u rounded or heaSS&fij where many otherlclK teaspoonfuls or more. But Baking Powderisnot all you 11 save whennjg Calumet You save baking rials. Calumet never fails. TW level tenspooniul is as pottni as the first. Calumet is perfeah manufactured-fef pertain and is moderate in price. You save whan m ba k You save when ran w k One trial will satisfy yoaofftese facts and demonstrate beyoal ui that "Calumet spells economj." Your grocer sells iton aguaro- tee of money back if you moot with results. Calumet contains only such ingn- dients as have been approved ofcqi; the U. S. Food Authorities. HIGHEST SSffll OBSERVE THIS A pound can of Calumet contains full 16 oz. Some baking powders come in 12 oz. cans instead of 16 cans. Be sure you get a pound when you want i V.UilS WATCHES. I have I hem in most all sizes and grades. "Give an Elgin." Mr. Rail roader, would you waik five blocks for $24? Then see me before you buy that watch. Wilbur L. Spauch, 604 Pino St. Coodrlch Tire Service. See us. C. A. I.ockwor.! Motor Co. '' ! We repair and mbi'' terlcs. Lockood Hot Ci ' . I A good coal at a lot K less l.ll.liv. at I'ap-i. lend rich Tire Senlce. w A. I o.-kwond Motor Co. it. I 1. 1. IS M RSI RV YARD The Security Ileneflt Association will tin.it tot, Ik It t at 8 o'clock at the Maccahee hall. All members arc re quested lo lie present. 8. L. CAZAEE. Dlst. Mgr. Rose miwt, npponlto Perklni Illllit. All killdn frnll ami mil lr,. berry plants, asparapus. rhuhnrb. or ornamental slock . Yes. I have prune tree to (111 your order. Call and see them. The reh.'llr work nn Dm K,.M,ll,... owned by Herman Murk, and occu pied by the Rosehtirr Cleaner I. proRressliiK rapidly. Concrete floor Inn hns been laid, nnd walls of sheet Iron erected This will mske Mr. IHHnrd't estnMUhinent fireproof. The work will be completed the lat t r part of this week. NgHA J.F. Barker tl ' "S-t.yr Implements 5 fij If Automobiles f S V-i J Tractor S V.' I I i. TONIGHT and WEDNESDAY Roseburg Lodge No. 326 B. P. O.E. Trescnts that Rip-Roaring Side-Splitting Varce "Purple Flashes" FUN FADS FASHION MUSIC AN!) SONG 50 PEOPLE 50 Special Scenery, Dazzling Effects Fashion Show 30 CHORUS 30 Catchy Music Gorgeous Orchestra Costun Admission 50c, 90c, $i.r.o War tax included. l P"PQ J S....U now selling.; uVl O I Thcatfr o: Go I J HK A r.OOSTFR AND r.COST r.ir. FOR TITF HI voTMAS rHAgS.