Roseburg news-review., June 13, 1922, Page 3, Image 3

ROSEBURO NEWS-REVIEW, TUESDAY, JUNE t3. 1922.
PAGE THREE
ailroad
Travel Costs are Down
To
San Francisco
and Eastern Cities"
Via the Scenic Shasta Route
25 Saving to San Francisco and return
Sale dates June 3 to 13 incl.
Sale dates June 15 to 20 lad.
Final limit July 31st
Final limit July 20th
Sumrher Tourist Fares
East through California
Cost much less this year
You may visit San Francisco, Los Angeles "and San TMego, wonder
cities of the Pacific Coast; California's Charming Seashore and
Mountain Resorts, Three National Parks and scores of inviting pleas
ure places.
Swing East this way and see more of the U. S. A.
Round Trip Fares
To Portland
Are the lowest in years
$8.00 $9.75
For sale dates and other particulars ask agents
Plan now to make trips this summer and take
advantage of great reductions in railroad fares
For fares, reservations, train schedules, transit limits, stopoAr
privileges or beautiful folders inquire of agents.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent
STATE PRESS COMMENT
THE INTERNATIONAL SUCKER Nearly half
Vl-Avins S;ntn Cluus and c.ood Sa-ietl against lia
m&rlum to Armenia and Austria has! that his oiiponc
become quite a hobby with l.'nele Sam I ly unknown, fmiieati
and a foiling has existed in the inner- to that extent
most hearts of the saner portion of his : iiad there bet1
relations that America has been the opposition and
bigeest international sucker in the the field, and
pond. It is quite natural for (lie qtics-i ts.-K of the citsi
lion to be asked: "Why not hvln our! ably have spelt
own poor first?" ! Then tteettt.i
Sow comes Charles K. MoClaldiy, now but Di.it
editor of the Sacramento JVe, a tr.-jia-, was in the interes
ed newspaper m.n of wide experience; made no rniiinntct
and a director in the Assneiaicil Tress, Vint as n ?i;vsUms
with a confirmation of the hunch con-; the vote of vho
rernlnff the aforomentionet sucker-; Kvesstnan.
dom. He iw Just returned from an; u )s mo tni
exttuted visit to r.urooe and Asiti. v,av not nmnii
where he studied economic and In- - rcmvt 'he elect
dustriRl eonmuons, anu nas ttie tot-j but under the
lowing to say upon tne suijji ri: primary taw there
"This applies to Armenia nd Aus- party in Oregon only a name based
tria. I found America feeding etui- on tradition. With so much dissatls
dren that were rosy, healthy and nth-' faction in republican ranks, a popular
letic. Austrian are lazy and won't' democrat would poll ' a heavy vote,
work. While America feeds Austrian i Kvery - public official should have a
5 .:
1 Wni' JS&JUbg
of the republicans vot- A -, K
it-ley, despite Ihe fact Ji '""V rt J5
ssssS' iiepenaame cars - s
with the congressman, i! ...,.,,.. , , , . . ' A
ti but one camltiiafa ill W ' n111 ,nal oelpa out coastcletice and our bustacsis to be lartlcu- J
had he been early in l.ir about the kirn) of cars we oiieT lor se. 11 It was not lor 1M J
made a thorough can- A w rnttitf tmentl W time and money in nnttins Vaeii rir Iriny.-tn 5
rift. It would prob- A .,.- nrescntinir them ta tha nubile. UVi (hrfti lnn,l ik,l W
defeat for Sir. ln)iv. a V , , Ta
to be little question R cur representations. d
.Mr. Fisher's rundidarv 1 J. TUif 1Vsl'e nffsrinc 4.
1 of Mr. Hawley. He 9, , J "" """" ' A
in hi own behalf. i A
horse served to sum m.
ie opivoset to the con- A macnui on i i I . S
'A I A touring car that re- ( Cttevtwc uonvcry , , ,
1 ihnt the demncTats A I celved Ktwd treatment l l Truck I , 5
ivawh! a ptdil-At to. 'A. at tha hands tit its own- I I .. I
ieu.with Mr. lUwley, ? Ur. An excellent value rrww l". h
working of the direct K I it $700.00. I ( e00" wua new "P-'re I .
Is no democratic W. I f f tire. Ifas been run only I A
children, rich, profiteering Arntenians
in Constantinople don t contribute, a
cent to their needy countrymen, but
; leave that to the United States."
Mr. McCiatchy knows whereof he
speaks and he is far from an nmhentic
fight for his job for it keeps him on
good behavior and stitiittlates him to
better service to know that he has to
account to his con.sfituenrv. There
would be it's. contihi)nt of Mr. Jlaw-
le.i s inactivity it iif bail to maxe a
witness, ile has made a study of thef .wkmm cnon tor reelection. sairm
subject and his observations should ' Capitol Journal. B
be carefully considered by the people R
of America before another Armenian) DISGRACE. TO MlDFOkD
or Xear East Relief drive is lannrhe'd. ' The Mail Tribune I getting out
It is one thin? to be liber;i) and bu J Prosperity Week number on Friday.
maniiarian by giving to those 1p?3 tnr-j T housunds of etra copies ave to be
Innate but it is quite another to sup- mailed throuthout the coast. There
port professional solicitors and hand 'are to be complimentary write-ups
over food and money that ought to go of local Industries, Illustrated by cuts,
toward ameliorating the pangs of hun- ( all such expenses borne by this
ger in this country to the offspring of i newspaper.
fat Austrians. ( Practically every inttusiry in Sfed-
The Salem Capitol Journal waxes ford is to ly represented in this is
sarcastic upon the same subject. It i sue. Ail but the four Medford banks,
snys: f Xof one penny will the banks of
"floes not Sfr. SfcCIatchey realize Medfonf contribute to thin effort to
that "saving" Europe and the near1 boost Medford and tho Jlofitio 3iver
east and feeding and clothing distant i' valley. Tbe.se institution wbirh profil
countries fins beconto an organized by every new settler, by every new
business with extensive r.-(ntificiti(tns ; business establishment, ihese banVtetft
Witehell Six
WIS Mode I. Fully
equipped with new
Uvea. Exceptional vul
uo at $650.00.
Apnerson Six
Cioeerleaf design. Price
fjOO.00.
Dodge Brother Sedan
1011 Traduction. In
good ntechauical condi
tion and run only 10,000
miles. A car of good
valua tor Its price.
Dodge Brother
Touvlna Car
You know what they
are .'
1000 miles. A real bai
gain at $515.00 sever
al dollars' worth ot ex,
Ints InriBilro.
Chtvroltt Tourlna
1016 srodef. Tires prac
Ucally new. A very low
priced, car at 100.00.
Von Bbould glva It your
eonniiicraDon it in ttie
market for a cheap ear.
Chevrolet Touring
3921 ISdiIpI, VnusuAlVy
pxl appearance. Cord
tires on rear and new
tires in front. Has side
wtadsbtelds, sparo tire
anil other ntvaa. A
Sood ynlno t
l Salvation
Program Given
ht's meeting concluded the
pedal meetings conducted
ration Army hall by Lieut.
, overseas' veteran of the
!ing was well attended,
ill comfortably filled, and
itsntive to the entire ser-
ulas County Hand gave a
Ifore the colonel spoke, and
ppreciated by everyone
fThe band gave Its services
Salvation Army for its
ting.
fuine acted in the capacity
a and after a few opening
Introduced Col. Davis, who
hanked the Judge for his
and the band for its service
bets of the band and create a great
deal of friendly rivalry.
and then proceeded with his remaTk
ably Interesting talk of a few of his
experiences on the battle lines of.
France.
He spoke of the Army lassies who
right at the front displayed such
Christian courage in the face of
great danger, and who, being depriv
ed of many comforts, spent their
strength and their toil for the boysi
at the front.
The colonel prayed that such a Miss Edna Eugenia Lowe who
struggle should never conw again, , comes t0 tjiiautnunua on the second
HEALTH LECTURER WILL
SPEAK AT' CHAUTAUQUA
Edna Eugenia Lowe to Oiscuss "Dan
ger Signals on the Road
to Health."
and far reaching publicity proptutandn. ! who sain by every movement like the A jj A X JkT J tj C"
supporting many people, .mil that if . present one designed to develop Med- A B X 1 f- Yf I M 1 1 1 1 IfiTl (5
Austria. Armenia or Timbnrtoo were! lord and soul hern Oregon, not a finger j i.J TY lt.CHl.vl i-v.i. ft
not perpetually Klarvlng, a ttrrat many ! will they rtUso to help such a cause, (j A
people in Ibis country would tare sv.vr-j F.very other business In Medtard can K DcatCYS 111 Dodtfe BtOltietS JlOtOt CUTS "
vaiion or have to go to work for a ' afford It. The banks can't. iK wt-x S
living Vihith would be little less than i More than that. The Medford banks 4 liOSeOtirg, WregOTi J
calamity? I have entered into a secret agreement 0 ' x
"Does not Mr. McClatchv appreciate I not to advertise in any Afetlford news-i .C'lCVKWCKCi!;!
MvWIAWKlW JWSS TlllUVff.lJ
J
mtify
burself
vacation time ap
hes you will need to
re for it. The safety and
nience of Travelers
is uncqualed as a
of carrying your funds
away from home and tf
;ire not familiar with
, we will be glad to ex
their use.
? sell American Express
tiers checks.
irst State and
pavings Bank
fJSOlllIO, OREGON.
Mr account is Invited.
hut that if it ever came, he assured
his listeners that the Salvation Army
would be present to do and give, and,
If need be, die, for the good of others.
Col. Iavls and his assistant left i
last night for Richmond, Cai., where j
another revival crusade begins Wed- j
nesday. (
Capt. Ford thanks the N'ews-Ite- i
view for the space given in its paper
for the publicity of the campaign and
for the attendance and financial sup
port of the people.
Mtieh vnnit hna heen done In
... nn,Unnlnn tta Innal fnrnaa ntlfl !
i I eiifiti,-"i"fi .v., .. w., ......
the Salvation Army hopes to do much
good In the community in the near
future.
Ci.pt. Ford states that the follow
ing meetings will be hold this
week: Meeting for soldiers and con
verts. Wednesday night at 8; Thurs
day night, public service; Saturday
night, public service.
afternoon, Is particularly well qunli
fled to discuss "Danger Signals on the
Uoad to Health." She has headed
the department of physical education
for women In two of our leading uni
versities; has written a valuable and
i" npnrecUt
ithe fact that conducting drives for In-j Paper, not to give a penny to advance)
ternattonal charity has become a rec-nne cause ot ptionciiy, nor to netp irt(
ognized profession and affords a fine I any way to maintain Jfedford's repti-
livelihood for ninny exporls? What (latum as a progreRsfte, emiffmene!f
are those talented and enterprising 'and prosperous community, lor it ini 1. S. Vuvkett ami wife, newly weds,
tret-the-monev bovs roing to do if we (liroueh lite newspapers tb;it comimm-) from Klatnath Falls, stunned. In
I force foreirn people to go to work to 'lies are most frequently Judced. KoeUuvg long enough to euioy ties
i feed tfiemselves and their cliil.lrpn ' Hankers are supposed 1o represent i beautiful vow and tho sutuiy cll-
( "Some of these nfmtta! drives fiHt-ei business leadership. In most rommun- mate. Mr. und Mrs. I'uekelt are ou ' K-,";,, S:-"' r?"w?c,'i
become well estnltlislied instllmlons', Mies, the hauliers are the men who et their honeymoon ami are making the vvfb :K.wvwt ci .nd Pla"
jand come around as retrtilarlv as the i the pare tor prorvennlve and un-to-i trio by automnhilo. They will visit ! .m ,!. vlaitliiK KnlKlna always
season. The worV is svslemntlieil snd i date busvnesw "methodft. They vised to the Puget hound cities anil posailjly ( wenonte.
ennductcd wilb clock like precision. Here. Tluy do so no longer. j a few places aeross the border bo-
I trtwtAnn.. I.. . I. .,. .i,.j u,.,!, n niilin.lnnii ttln,e,rt nrvteit.l Cnrn tfiev return fft.ttt fr ntwf
1 . I rr.l Kol,., !- I,. ,. nnlnlnn l,!llr file iwl I ,, r.1 It It -,, In X l. ! ttKliHK WW1IWM MTV Ut
. . . . i V """'" - ,. . '., .', ,. 1 Ctrct, fc,o. 49 meets on lat and Srd
) Uie 1 Ul KH OPgtn n lUr-SSRCre at tUC SlUUlie Him U HISl.-l.lfl-. ll l- nut irir in rui.o.
i opportune time for a new drive." ! money that matters. Th" Mail Trl- a
Pendleton Tribune. I bune ran worry along without assist- HARVEST HATS, J5e
l ance from ihe bunks, ft ran continue)
A decision in favor of the plain
tiff In the case of Sarah E. Ludwig.
against Jim Bichette, et al, was
handed down by Judge Hamilton to- j
dav. The suit was one to foreclose
ja mortgage given in the sum of
$1,900 as security on a promissory
1 note. Attorney Neuner represented
the plaintiff.
To Meet Tonight
The regular meeting of the Chris
dan Workers' band will be held thi
evenine at the South Methodist
mX& aw
XX, ? X
thoroughly practical textbook on the
prevention of disease, and Is an ac
knowledged educator o prominenca
alone health lines. She is not a fad-
church. The service this evening, 6lst )n aDV RPnse of the word; lather
will have as the main feature . gne ,j)8.US!eg plain Irulhs In n most
"Question and Answer" contest cov-j )oterej)(jn? lnanm.r snj npr lecture
erln the first fourteen chapters of ! g w)(b cowmODHnse Ideas and
the Arts. These contests nave neen
rprpved very favorably by the mem.
suggestions.
Dependable Suits
When you buy a suit yr depontl
on it to wear, to hold shape, lo hoM
its color in short to five satisfac
tion. We feature dependable suits at
$27.50 to $35.00
Harth's Toggery
Watchourtvindows
Ileitis their regulnr lnt.etlnir on th
tsc and .Vnrl Tttawtayt In aivnttt.
All JloioTlTTltTlg t)TlAhT &Td BlVTS
re rtiitt'eetfully Invited to Mtond.
ttttS. Kf.tJttKf.TK KfWfA.V, W. t
W1KK JOHXSIB4, Se-rx.
1 f. OcvnnMAN. Com.
(I W. BAt'f. R K.
K ay eveninaa tn Atnosa Oalr. Villi
inj n)vltr invltert to altenft.
H.l-.t,t.V, ('ll.t'.Nt.HAW, ti. N,
HAWLEY'S OPPOSITION .
Tho semi-official e.-invass tif voles
cast fn the reptihli'r.tn primaries by
Secretary of State ICozer siiotvs tf'tf
Congrtssnian frawfev received 2I.U4
votes, ami his optjnnenfs. A'ftrblad.
M.Sf'7 votes anil Tislicr !)1!J vnts. to-
gcdirr, M.lll votes, giving ll.tttdeyi M itinri) spiril
tito small plttr.tlity of voles. line.
to yet out a good newspaper without) Vliiln Rtritw hula nl c. Alno bound
bank advertising. If willgct out ?dires .ti i.",c anil D.vc. At Cirr's.
gotid rrosftrrify Week Issue.- j o
It's rt.. (he money, but Ihe . spirit- KVfffff Tf-.' Tfl WN ASHKI.KH
the p tea 'line spirit of .small town
fii-htM-ndtsm. j ,rJa v(,,r , (n(,filf,tr. Jllss
Ana tw; win anom mn ihr, -,.,,,. , s,,kn,. re in the)
Meilfonl Mail Tvib-l , ',:. " ," ... , ,.,,..: ..,. .
(. i t r, imn:i err nmR'RiKiarir
J-eO.'fO No. ItV'Al TneelD fiTV JoiA
tUtctt Tuesday MVeutnaa tf pseh
Itieuih at N ot'feek tn ttie ifnese Imft.
Alt i'!lt)HfF brei)jr rjJjyHfd t
tklvuL
C. W. or5AKFT. DIrttor.
It. O. PAIUJKTKO. .rsrr.
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miiimrv tt:i:Tivf; c.f,f.j;n
A lueeiing of i it c HUrnry commit-
lliey may licihle to locate pcrmit-
, nentiy. While )ji );sibuix they lire
j Crninie:ce rttoftts. Titers cnntni'rci viiljt al the home f Mrs. 11. 11, J
i.-re hivfnir toe nliiiis for tlio com- Wood, a nieee nl the Jnrmer, w hero I
teea appointed a few tiiys ago
bo held tnelll't ft tile Chilli:;.'1
will tn mi ti fair which Is to be glivn ns
l- of a benefit for the ll'irnfy ItiiildtOfT
Largest of Majestic 's Public Rooms
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Mvh, MUUr luaUtft tlmt UUovsl
k Uk?s tUlft vUy t ad vtUloy Utti'r I
, tliau eha v,iU Una Ang les.
Haiti tthuular cattittutrtlctttUtita
'if vcy month. All nirrmtir rf
quiitij to a(tenJ rwgufsrv, ntj ail
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AUCTION SALE !
Farm nxavliliw-ry nuil fhium IU bp'
sold at Uu 4. T, Thnm"Nnn ((Uiro,
( t'ttU's VulU'yY at 1 o'clock,, June 17. I
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Mfvift tn lt tetio Tmpi wrry
rA.y "VfitiTia V.'A ftvwfc."Vlll
lute brothren ore alwtivi pc9in(i.
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Tuvh4-ay vvn.(.n.fc. Vlttln meu'lifri
In goutl a land I iiff mrm Invited (. at
tend. KVA I.KNOX. S.-cy.
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tu la OunKln At'Htra:t llall, corni-r
Jm-hwn A nnfifnictoa Htm. Vf
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ON 'J'JIJi WOi!IJ'.S LAS'.Cr.ST SIJII. WI5I1K
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Lofty, sparioui, cJi"-nirtl, f?ie 1 1'lcstic's Lounjc it tJil)mrui5)rJ
ly its lierfcct ytninrtry, unliroken liy days, projection or roof tup
porta; by the mlistantial licatily of its o-.k paneietf w ilts with flicii
hand-carvctl ornamentation; liy it tatl I'rrnt h window admitting
floods ol sunnliinr; ly tlie rit hnrvt of it ceiling at crystal anil carved
wood, In which ronrrilt d Ijlit at nij.'lit tlirow Vlte florid datlt carving
Info told relief, striking krvnute of iicautjr
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Free! Free!,
A Beautiful U. S. Flag
EHCLOSEO IN EACH PACKAGE OF LARGE
MOTHER'S BREAD
VifJLL BE VNCLUDEQ A FLAG CERTIFICATE.
Save 211 i
iUl (iluvv
t, il'rwd(i, ttiul
W V-li v
,.1 jiv of tiv
1 t - a h niiflful 4 Toot by 6 fool f . fi. Fas frm.
lumUl Ut lu cvrv lumif. Jut Peru! in your rortf
"u.l A'UcrtNifu; l!tir'mj, IS 1 H Knlittnaih HtrcH. f)cn
tin fliii will in: mailtil to you nhtoIutry froo.
s -.mi' 'i tbut. tUU Uakt-ry tlu not pay In nny
i''(au.' we d'.i uot. Ua.vc to hUUI quality or raUe
ASK FOR MOTHER'S BREAD.
OR-EGON BAKERY
AUGUST HECK. Prep,
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