PAflH TWO
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW
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;iiOSEBL'KG'S ANNUAL STKAWI5ERRY CARNIVAL.
At the close of the meeting hold last night ut the Chamber
of Commerce rooms a number of prominent business men of
Koseburg got together in an informal way to discuss Roseburg's
Annual Strawberry Carnival, an event that has done more real
good to this section of the state in an advertising way than any
other important factor carried out by the people of this com
munity. It was the general concensus of opinion of those present thai
the strawberry carnival should not be treated in a light manner,
as was the case last year, when the annual affair was "passed up"
through lack of proper support. It was also made plain that in
order to successfully carry out this event steps should be taken at
once to get the different committees appointed and plans properly
formulated to make this year's carnival the best in the history of
the county.
If Roscburg is to keep within the proper sphere to be rated
among the live communities of the state it must not be a laggard
in providing occasional entertainment for the citizens of the
county at large, and in the meantime hold that prestige to which
it is justly entitled.
Every city in the state that has a spark of enterprise encour
ages some kind of an annual event that puts the community in a
class by itself. , Roseburg's proper annual celebration, from the
standpoint of local enterprise, is a strawberry carnival. The
occasion has long been one of much moment, a home a:air in
which the people took great pride to present to the outside world,
and from which celebration untold benefits have been derived
from a legitimate advertising standpoint
For these and other reasons many of the merchants of thia
city are a unit in their declaration that the annual strawberry
carnival should be carried out the present year on a more elabor
ate scale than ever before.
Now is the opportune time for people generally to look for
ward to the upbuilding of the community, to encourage new peo
ple to come to Douglas county and make their home. To lend
every possiblo assistance in the way of encouraging new capital
and to commercialize the many advantages of this particular sec
tion of the state us an ideal place for the homeseeker. No other
county in the state offers better living conditions, climate and all
that goes to build a happy life, than the conditions existing in
Douglas county. All we need to do is to let people know what we
have to sell, and we have many important tilings other than real
estate alone to offer to the prospective settler in this section of
tho state.
The fact of the natter is, people generally have been travel
ing along in an unsettled channel for the past few years and it is
hard to get their heads far enough up in the air to grasp those
things that bring about more settled conditions generally. They
hnve had much of their time taken up with matters of state and
national importance things which have now become almost
properly adjusted and in a fair way to be smoothed over to the
; satisfaction of a great majority of the people.
With these conditions adjusted matters of local importance
should concern us in a more general way and the best possiblo
. manner by which foreign matters can be well eliminated is to
st;irt a home campaign for the betterment of our own individual
city and county.
" So, with this idea in mind, let us put the old town behind the
annual strawberry carnival and carry out a program the like of
which has never before been attempted by the people of Rose
burg. Are you on? lt's go.
o-
Old Jit. Hood is ".steaming off again. Probably gelling
ready to gulp up some of those Portland chest slackers who have
failed to go over the top in the good cause.
o -
We are gradually coming into our own delightful siniur
weather after a hard, long winter, and the natives are beginning I
to "sec tne light ot day.
It's time to start something in the old town and carry
a successful end.
It will soon be strawberry time in Douglas count v.
Did the "scholarship girl'' call on you today?
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AltOCM) THE TOWS 4
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(.K)I) KVKM.N'U FOLKS
Yeterday v e sl. mmi nettled
aiiMiiifc the cobweb In the clly coun
cil eliMi.ilter-M iiilinliiiK III' liiixluri of
cigarette, tobacco mnoki. aiiil hot
air anil nil (lie time listening to the
exhalation, of our city (IuiIn. A
coiijiiu wei-k ago (lie fullier of our
village jroMftC4l knocking ilouv li
cluster 1hiii polca unil bringing
back (lie obi arc Ughl. with their
Hplutferiiii; cai-lMUiH ami fluttering
niotliM. A horrible lioiil of iIIhcoii
lent Hill be ruifti-d kIioiiIiI the paten
of (be city revi-rt buck to those ulil
time methoils ami ye ill. would Mig
gcMt that IlistcKl of am lights, kcro
Hene burner be installed. This will
give the ton n cop a Job ill the even
lug lighting Ym nii'l tin' night cop a
Jolt In the morning blowing 'em out.
And further If we're going lo
(ear down the cluster lights, let'a
tear tifi the pavement anil put down
wooden rrossualkH. It cost tx,
much to maiiiialn u street dinning
dept. lu A "one-burse" town.
WHEN' TUB IMI'FIt IMiKSVT
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My father s:iyi I be pacr
He reads ain't put up right,
He finds a lot of fault, be dues,
I'erusln' It all night.
He says there uln't it single thing
III It worth while to read.
And that It doesn't print the kind
Of Htllff the pinplo niM'd.
Ho toftMn It aside nml saya
It's strictly on the hum
Hut you ought lo bear him holler
When the taHr doesn't come.
He renda nlMiut the W'edilln'a
And lie Hiiorta like all get out,
He reada the social doln'H
With a most derisive shout.
He says they make the papers
For the women folks alone,
He'll read alamt the parties
And he'll fume and fret and
groan.
He na.vH of information
It doesn't have n crumli
Hut you ought to bear htm holler
When the paper doesn't conie.
Hi' nlwnyit first to grab It.
And he reads It phimh clear thru.
He doesn't miss an Item
Or a want ad this is true. .
He says they don't know what ive
want,
The diirn newspaper guys:
I'm going to take a day sometime
An' go an put 'em wise.
Sometimes it Hecni! lis though they
must
He deaf and blind and dlluil
Hut you ought to hear film holler
When the paier doen't come.
Anil now we notice when the
Angeles detectives are seeking a
pink silk nightgown rciortcd to
liavo been banging In the murdered
iiiiiu'h apartments. Lessee now.
seems to us that pink lingerie
sounds familiar oh yes, we reineiu
her.
The movie colouv of Hollywood is
receiving a shake-up which has re
moved the sxil light from l'at Ar
bllrkle for the time being.
8 ft
Al Treason was among thosi on
the sidelines a( (he council sessions
last night who snickered, giggled,
anil thanked the world that they
were not blessed with the toga worn
bv our town ofTirlaU.
A letter recM nt this sAncttini this
morning propounded the following
liesion to ye cd. which we (htllk Is
Irrelevant and Immaterial:
"What are going lo he (be pre
Milllnr colors in women's clothes for
the summer?"
We can amucr that easily, ibo'
the prcinillug cidors In bathing suits
will be flesh.
We were never good at history so
don't a-sk us what date liaster comes
on.
A referendum of those opuosed to
a chili Iron's playground reveals the
fact that (he kickers are not the
barbel. iis but the folks who have'
lorgotteii thev were, kids once in
their Hies.
a t e
A few ll:ls ago e ed, was Itl
foniusl that the bar pins which III.'
"wict oitng things are buying nown
tlnjs are used on their rolled hose.
iVwcIit Imparted (his Information.
The town gawks who have alwavs
wished they could work In a ladles'
shoe store will now lie taking cor
resH.utleiiio courses In the Jeweler's
tca.le.
if n
Oh hoy, to le n kid once more and
spend our Sun. tny sclusd eiinles for
, i, ,,,,,, ,, i a fx tar .nicotine or lace with
i, : , whn-,Mr ,"" "" ' I punctun .l be.i.1, on It. n'ever'thl.ig.
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Adopt
the Direct
Treatment
for the Cold Troubles of all the Familj
VICKS STANDING OFFER
Vicks doesn't relieve every case. No remedy can powibly do that
But it Is successful in such a large percentage of cold trouble!
that we have had for years this standing offer: Buy either the
35c, 75c or $ 1. 50 size from your druggist If you are not delighted
with the results, mail us the top of the carton, and we imj
cheerfully refund the purchase price. Or, if you wish to try
Vicks before you buy, mall the coupon below for a free sample.
an i i' ; t.'T'V'; " .' i!ir l V'T'TT'PpP'"'
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Rub It On for Deep Chest Colds
ABSORBED, like a liniment, and, at the same time,
INHALED, as a vapor, Vicks gets immediately into
congested, inflamed air passages.
WHEN a cold goes down deep
threatens to turn into bron
chitis or pneumonia with
soreness, tight breathing and a heavy
hollow cough, apply hot wet cloths
over throat and chest to open pores
of skin. Then rub Vicks in well until
the skin is red. Spread on thickly
and cover with hot flannel cloths, and
arrange the bedding loosely so that
the healing vapors will be inhaled
all night.
The penetrative and stimulative
effect of Vicks thru the skin helps to
relieve tightness and congestion. At
thesametime,thevapors,inhaledwith
each breath, carry the medication
direct to the lungs and air passages.
Ideal Treatment for Children
Mothers like to use Vicks for children. It
avoids dosing and upsetting their stomachs.
When the kiddies come in wet and "sniffling1
Vicks Is applied to prevent colds. It keeps
off spasmodic croup. Also, its cooling, sooth
ing qualities make it useful every day for cuts,
burns, bruises, stings and itching skin.
A "Tar Heel" Discovery
Twenty-five years ago. Druggist Lunsford
Richardson, of Greensboro, North Carolina,
the "Tar Heel" State, 6eeking a better way
to treat colds, hit upon a wonderful
formula. He combined Camphor, Menthol
and certain volatile oils in the form of a
salve, so that when applied to throat and
chest, it not only penetrated and stimulated
like a liniment, but the ingredients were re
leased as vapors by the body heat and inhaled
directly into the affected air passages. This
remedy, Vicks VapoRub, won Instant local
favor and its feme has spread, county by
county, state by state, until now Vicks is a
family standby from coast to coast.
Best of Nature's Remedies
Vicks contains valuable ingredients brought
from distant countries Camphor from For
mosa, land of head-hunting savages; Menthol
from picturesque Japan; Oil of Eucalyptus
from far Australia; Oil of Juniper Tar from
Bedouin haunts of Northern Africa; Oil of
Thyme from smiling Southern France snd
Oil of Turpentine from Dixie.
How Vicks Should Be Used
For Spasmodic Croup, Children's Colds
Rub Vicks over the throat and chest until the
difficult breathing is relieved, then spread on
thickly and cover with a hot flannel cloth.
One application at bed time usually prevents
a night attack of croup. -
7or Head Colds, Asthma. Catarrh, Hay
Fever Vicks should be melted in a spoon
and the vapors inhaled, or a little can be
applied up the nostrilsand snuffed up the head.
For Deep Chest Colds, Sore Throat, Ton
sllitis. Bronchitis, Coughs Vicks should be
applied over the throat and chest if neces
sary, first using hot. wet cloths to open the
poros of the skin then rubbed in well until
the skin is red; spread on thickly and covered
with one or two thicknesses of hot flannel
cloths. 4 H the cough is annoying, swallow
small pieces the size of a pea.
Used as a Liniment, Poultice or Plaster
On account of its penetrative and rubefacient
effect. Vicks lias been found excellent for
Bites. Boils, Bruises, Frost bite, Muscular
Soreness. Poison Ivy, Sunburn. Headache,
Neuralgia and Sore Calloused Feet.
TRIAL TIN FREE
Send this coupon to the Vlck Chemical Com
pany, Greensboro, N.C. "A 'i-oz. trial tin of
Vicks will bemailed you promptly, sufficient to
test the efficacy of its vapors by melting in t
spoon, as shown In the illustration to the left
The Vich
Spocn Tt
Name .
Ot?er 17 Million Jars Used Yearly
Address .
ipwiUjanirfHi.j
(2)
With the City Council
it to
At the rt'KUlar nipotini; of t ho
Hnsi-lniri? clly council la.-1 niclit a
oomniltti'f of thr.-.'. t'ouni'llnien M.'
('llni.irli. Nirhol? ;n.l KohlhuL'tn, was
appoinl.'d lo cnnf.T with the si-vonil
i.'sld.'tits of rinp.iua addition con
coniliiK a bri.lKo which the rcslil -uls
of that s.'ctlon prcpope to rrc-t.
Mr. Illumine, n'prtv-i'ntins Hie
f.irni hurt'iu of thp county appeared
before the roiiti. il anil asked their eo
operatlnii In starting a public mar
ket In thin city. The mayor appoint
ed Seely. Ilruun and Jennlnca as h
committee lo meet with the rami bur
eau officials coii'vrnlng the prepurfi
tlon. The peiblon "f .'. H. Smith for the
purchase of two Ima In Klnny n.1.11
ilnn w ad allow - .I. The petitioner
nirree.l tn pay the city's lien against
tin property In return for a quit
llallll deed.'
The petition I,. W. Met7i:cr. a
M1CK1E SAYS
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Van Wyck. n i r nf the i:n
lio.-ebiirit mil., l.uc.. hi i!, ii
alteiHliiiK to liiiMiicsa in.iit,
tan Wyck makes hi hen
K no.
In Ku
lusstN f some t0v.v4 excuse-
Oki nm mm ...
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UNQUtNt luftirD.ft,.. J
M ko JEST tOOCiH-J (kfN,)
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If .
Snstenn'
t'alle.l to C.rialli.
Mr. .I no. li ll..ai.l of c
ell called In tli,. Id,,,!,.
mother. Mrs. K
w tin is sertousiy
I'nll. r, ef
Inleresl In I'rhilli.u 'lnl s,.
li. V. Y.illlU. I.t.al ,. .1
.'n.'tir. has dispose.) ,.f his mi
the Sun pruning plant ,.f i
I. Inn r nil'... rlv ho h i. '
acinic the ilan (r Mr. ,mk .:
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Mr .i'i.l Mm u ill .1 t " .i n r
th" . !tv t.i.l i fr."ii Sut'i. l lin
liiijue.- 4i In r lo tumult aa
Vrs
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r.ctu.i.. t Mjrlta t'nvl,
M i M s Thomas, w : o
at the I . .
Kthol ! ., .,.
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hit.- I . ie s
lo. lot t ure.
n Mrs 1 XI I! l' tKI M'7:
ill i a. ,1 -Hie teller Midi n 1:1 re Il.ii- nn.l a
under li e I I .MM tins hi. kh.nr of trouble In
' ilits lieir spln-iv,"
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local COIlt r.'ICtnr. a-lk.n fnr n trnn
hum- io maintain a spur track near
the site of his proposed warehouse
on Pine street, was referred to the
city attorney for an opinlsn.
The iiy recorder was Instructed
lo write the s. r. company reciuestiiis
.litem to improve the crossincs on
the spur tracks in Xorth lios. burg.
The street department was author
ized to fix a -catch bain" on Win
ch, sier street, near Prospect.
II. alih Officer Slio- maker reported
ihat there wa.s only one ease of small
v In the city at the rtes. tit time.
Following a discussion conrornins;
the proposed arc lights in placu nf
the pres. nt cluster lamps, the coun
cil .leclded to iint.ni.it u ... I . . . ...
with the Inavor : ,-!i t. tr.v. n ... ....
: struct tin- present poles. The poles
, ..in on i..iji;i neiieii ai.out is inches
and tun globes placed on tli top in
I'lead nf the present five, thus divert
ini: mom power to the two lamps
and furnishing a more brilliant lUht.
. T'le property owners en West
! Ir-t street petitioned tile council
iikinc for p.ninq improven.ents on
that str-.-t. Th- p.tition was srant-
i1 and th.- city encim-T authorized
to make an estimate of the cost.
A p-iitlnn Ficned by hmnlreds of
I;o---hut- property owners was pre
.' nt-1 a-!ii:ii- the council to place he
re the inters nt ihe May primary
.'ition. the proposition of purchas
i ' c. the Tiplou property (,n lower
' s.-n str.-. t. on ii. er Creek, for a
lai'dr. ns playcrnniiil. Th- ronn. 11
l-.'il-.l to v. Mm the petition lo tho
'it-!, rs w ith the Mt-itt .tlnn that it
'"' li l ie a l-r. ren.lilm p.-tiiinn, thus
P in Mhi: tl... cniinril of n r, s,mii
'elitv in pl.i. in ft '.he matter up to
t'.ie olers.
Tlie ciiniM irrant,l permission to
a cninmiii.-e of the Merchants' Vs-n,
iVion allow inj all iisitor car- lur
itn; the conven'ion. V'el.ruary " 1 . L'Jl
.'n.l to ii.irk- on the main strctV
of the cliv ,mv 1. .mth (,f tin,P. j
The eitii'iaie nf ti,.. ( it v ncln.-r
''r iniptovetn. nts on ;i 0 sir-et
ainieinied to t I ! Th- lm
t.roient.Mtts ,, Madvo-.c av. nue w. re
. --iieai.. I to , ost $ . 7 i i ;t
.fti-m'tec. .e.-.,;s:ini of the
u-ajor. hols, Kohllncn .tn,l Pnw.
- ... was app.'inte.l , j,.0j,!. cnter-'-i:n--n
f..r the vi-'iiig repre.eiita-liv-
s of . .,, , ii , s h wi l h(.
'' ""' ;l!' talk out
"'.' ':: m I nmn.
T n. tl!o,'., claiii s mre al nwid
to- .taaiiaii-:
'li-.v i-..,r,e.
i
cleaning, $16.13.
Karl ISenedict, repair lights, lights,
$11.70.
I. F. Barker & Co., supplies, mis
cellaneous. $10.10.
A. J. Lilburn & Son, supplies, city
improvements, $3.50.
New s-ltevlew, printing and station
i ry. $24 .Sit.
Churchill Hardware Co.. supplies,
$:i.00.
Service Garage, gas, fire and wat
er, $2.9."..
Herman Althaus, plumbing, city
improvements, $1 2.S5.
Ileorge .1. Mayer Co., license plates,
miscellaneous. $6.08.
Kos. i.urg Cafeteria, meals, health
and police, $6.83.
IlO.luli.s -.iml. 1 Inl.. P. ll-n.A-
l i.hi.L ot 11 Ult .
";m.l,'1n'' water and lights, various,
. -M.eu.
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
.i:t VOI K STLCII ItUillT.
Stomach mlrery, gas and Indiges
ll.ni are promptly relieved with Ml-O-Na
stomach Tablets. At V. K.
Cliapman's on money back plan.
AROPSD THE TOVTH
J
Arundel, piano tune:-, phone 189-L,
Your wire deserves pood fuel. Duv
c al at Pace's.
MAKI.Vti I. . V..
Painless extraction or teeth at
room 9, Masonic tetr.ple. Dr. Norbas.
ln u?1;1 r,lor"--CTS f-n- sale at
'-0 . LL-ne St. l'bona 177.
I'ninin,- and grafting done bv n
"' "' ''' , " '0's o more. Write
I'ercl.l. Rt. 2. Uoseburg.
Cement sacks will be taken back
' l-r each until Feb. 15th, After
hat ,1a,.. ,hov be 10 , s
H. Crnii.h.
One of the thinfrs that mala
W. W.'s: It is a fact that nooses
deny that there are hundreds. Jf
thousands of eood men that woi
work if they could find a Job. ta
are on the road now. True, IK"
are some thatfcwlll not wort
The railroad company should U'
a right to have policemen a
yards to nrotect their property t
keep men oft of the traim and t
them out of the yards. But I 4
believe thev should have a rlrnt
drive the men out of the yardm
also irn r.iitaTdp nf rntlrnad DrOPtf'
and get men and drive them out U-
dogs, just because the men ire
of work unit without a home. Tti
I have seen tho railroad officer 1
conri mniiv limns rnrsitllT the
all tho time, and then If one of it
says aiiythinp back, strike uV 1
Hie face and then tell them, i "
from a fighting town."
When a man is down and oul
you treat him like a dolt.
soon he a dog or. worse yd. J1
W. W. Mr. Offirvr. do your dsi
but If you can t do him any F
don't do hiui any harm.
CITIZEN.
SPIR2Lr, CORSETS Mii f
measure. Bsile Case. Ptoos J?'--
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M"ti s ami 'h.vs' heavy am: mo
.mim ..-k at a ial leduc-
f". t i, w..k at the oil tellable
St- pie i.a Mine Store.
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Chas. V. li. ....i . . .
t, ... , " p"'".'irr oi The.
.. I mdet. (., of Warren-'
:,.. ' l; "'e el'y to remain;
t..l .1 us m th" Interest of his '
;,"r'vp;!:v, V" r imreduci,,,, , r,.;
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it- of kind mad- in the
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Flean. sm-aker of tlf hoiisi of "if
senlatlves and avowed rsnitldsl
,in i.-.i,, si McMi""5
TThursday night a serl- I"t
which will mark the epcntnS "
gubernatorial campaign.
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a joint debate with I. K- p.,-.
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land exposition.
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