Roseburg news-review., July 29, 1922, Page 2, Image 2

PAGI TWO
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, SATURDAY, JULY 20. 1132.
ROSEBURG; NEWS-REVIEW
Issued Dally Except Sunday.
B. W. Bates L. Wimberly Bert G, Bates
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; ' ROSEBURG kEWSREVIEW, JULY 2'), 1922.
T . THE STORY OF A PAINTER.
.'House painters do not ns a rule advertise as consistently and
steadily as people in some other line of business. Tiiis is prob
ably the reason why in most places this trade is a good deal split
up and with few concerns expanding to the amount of work they
could do. Light years ago a painter in Philadelphia was employ
ing 27 men. He started in to advertise in one of the newspapers
of tiiftt city, and used a 50 line copy three times a week regularly
during this year. Today his organization numbers more than
400 regular employes. A business of that size is a very large one
for the iminting trade. The rapid growth of this concern in a
limited period is very remarkable, and it proves that consistent
and., persistent advertising can work wonders. There is not a line
of business where a man could not make surprising gains by fol
lowing this policy. Anyone who sets out to tell the people about
his work is bound to attract attention. People will remember his
name if nothing more, whether or not his advertising shows skill
in aid writing. If he gives them plain talk about his business,
thowing them some good reasons why they should try him out, it
will! still further attract people. The result is, as a man's name
becomes better known, that people will flock to him more and
mofc. K they want anything in his line they will go to him for it.
Thus the volume of his operations increases. That means that
his operating costs decrease relatively, He can introduce ell'i
ciency methods. He can purchase his materials for low prices,
take advantage of special olferings by buying in large quantities.
His overhead charges for rent, taxes, superintendence, etc., be
come less for each piece of work. Consequently he is in a position
to do work or offer goods at very low prices. Advertising is the
ladder up which multitudes of men have climbed to success, and
many others could rise that way' if they only realized it.
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The irresponsible exuberance of the flapper has in many fam-ilies-freated
si most strained relations. Mothers feel that 'their
girls have broken away from customary restraints, and are dis
tressed and alarmed by their free ways. They rebuke these ten
ancies sharply, and the girls feel personally hurt and are unable
Jo see tho mother's point of view. Many people feel that these
Jirls are allowed altogether too much freedom on the streets, that
Jhey-stre permitted to roam around at night in questionable cum
Jany'when they should be strictly guarded. It is an exceedingly
Jiffioult thing to make any headway against the customs prevail
ing in the community at a given time. If all the girls are doing
H thing, a conscientious parent has great diU'icully in persuading
her daughter to abstain from it. The young crowd often seem
in Ica'guc to obtain certain privileges and they combine to attain
Iheir purposes. In years past many women have met these exi
Jencjes by frequent consultations over the practices that should
prevail in their families. A certain group intimately connected in
social life would agree that their young people ought to do thus
and so, and they would enforce that standard, and the young
crowd would acquiesce with entire content, because the others were
nil required to live up to these rules. Most of the flapper eccen
tricities of these days could be handled all right if the mothers
acted more in concert and laid down principles of conduct for
theiohiughters to follow.
Jjtune Bbfchin'8
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By BERT G. BATES.
!.' A year ago Uoseburg was getting considerable publicity from
.(he activities of the Ilrumfield murder case. At this date Medforu
lis putting it over us with a recall election, delving into the alleged
.jnisdeeds of the Ku Klux Klan and all the attendant strife that
usually goes along with factional fights. All that town needs now
;tai put it on the map is the "shooting up" of a half dozen or more
Xitizens.
If you want to live to a ripe old age do less talking, is the
;.edict of a SKI year old eastern gentleman who scored a birthday yes
terday. This ought to interest a great army of women who are
anxious to retain their youth and beauty and keep their hus-
Lands in a good humor.
There is a hopeful atmosphere in the strike situation, and
'government ollicials, railway heads and laborers are expressing
confidence that the trouble will be settled. Everybody hopes the
;)nattcr will be adjusted so that industry in the shops and coal
;jnines may speedily resume and the economic waste be stopped.
;; A little booklet entitled, "Where, When and How to Detour,"
'would find a ready sale along the Pacific highway.
Doomed Men j
Seem Happy
' Cuua liny Times: Deputy b-'hciillj
Archie Walker ha.; n turned home
(nun Halom whore no took Kay .Max- '
Held, tin' loung man w'io rob'c,l .1.
C. Kendall's In mi.', in tli p. -i.lt. -n-riury.
lille ilu'rx warden in
duced .Mr. Walker to stay uit u il.iy
ami lslt tliu hiht ituli.'ii.
I, Mr. Wall,' r s,m that the nit. n
lliiry Ik Hut a half I . . i I place ( In,.
tie r:iys lie Wan i;re-ttly Mitllsd lit
IMP 1 II li 1 1 11 n Hi., pla i. nml tile!
Iiiiitiin r In w !i li I'm prion, rs are
l.nl:dl,-d. M..s ur Hi. 'in ute m . irili ilj
lit Mini Hit of wink u ml ar, well
k't anil w,ll mr.,1 fur. The jv. . ; .
U In J'li a .'l-iui r i . rv -how on
faith II" In- Mill l..'h.u. Itimwlf .ni-i
I'. rly. .Mr. nil;, r .i- II. at It i a
inui'h In IHr homo tl,.i'l a uoo,l li.aiiv i
if the prisoners ver hud In fore. 1
!"Mr. YWilUir 11 No a-.v tin. t,ii h
0"1I il"'iait t uf tit,. ,ii-,,u. At 1',.,
tune Hi.' , , li re ,. in; 1 . ..,. ,
9n.il tin. Tufn were in li,,. runl.l.i-. !
.liriimfietd at il K. ,1 11. , Ui r hit. nth '
Ur-re, Although 1,0th an, m-im ti.-o.l
TO flic by baii.iin;, liny Vi.re l.,uKli-i
Itif: nml M'ciurit liapi'y einutf:li. Mr.
W.ilki-r ia x Hint Itrlinil it'1,1 was 1111
sliavi'ii atul liHiki il lining like a Imiiii
tlitin 1 In; man ul' ri't in, iiii tit lie li.ul
Itii'iitfi ly lu'i-ti hi.lii ieil to lie.
.Mr. nllier na) n thai the it'ltiiiilel'ii
aie In ev, r way i niiiti,nall'. Their
i.I,-i'!tiK ijuartrlN in,- 11, -at ami ili-aii.
1I1, y have nliretH mi tlo ir h, iN, atul
iilliipellier, a ei'iillnrt.ill,' lituue.
HERE'S A BARGAIN.
A Chevrolet for Ji;o.
I.oi-kwoott Molor Co.
Sen lllltl h
liellll'll l-'l-oln Ctaler lii
Mr all, I Mrs Uiill:,t,i ltii.,. nml
tlo Mi.-k-. .1 Marion Milt, rami .laMi'l'.i
l.ititoil, ha,' iiiuiiiu'l from iin itto
trio to Kl.tinaiii Calls, Ciat, r l.al.i
iiiel other , iti,-s In ito- M.utii, t it i.n
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I'. N01 ton, liranlii I1151.
COOD EVENING FOLKS
W fli "
One more week of
The Beauty Contest
And then the votes
Are to he counted
Hold your breath.
tf ?f 3
Time to paint th' of canoe, eh, wot?
Here liei the body of Willie Jones,
Who wouldn't mind his mummer;
A brakelcss auto broke his bones
One fatal day last summer.
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Some fellows always grab the stool
when there is a piano to be moved.
A matrimonial agency offers to sup
ply any man with a wife for $5. Won
der if they Include all the modern im
provements, such as bobbed hair, short
dresscc and invisible ears?
NO BRAINS.
The shades of ninht were falling fast.
The fool "stepped on it" and rushed
past.
A crash he died without a sound!
They opened up his head and found
Excelcior!
Boston Transcript.
When the sky is cnarted for airships
it will he eminently proper to refer to
the various routes as highways.
Never count your chickens before
they arc- kissed.
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CETTINC BY.
When a lady who was "burnina up
the road" on the boulevard was over
taken by n traffic officer and motioned
to stop, she indignantly asked:
wnat do you want with me?"
"You were running forty miles an
hour," answered the officer.
"Forty miles an hour? Why officer,
haven't been out an hour."
"Go ahead," said the oflicer. "That
c a new one on me."
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Remember this next Christmas. One
gent didn't think much of bis Christ
mas necktit until he found a $3.50 tag
on it, and now his family can hardly
Keep it oft him.
..
There are too many pink silk pa
jamac in movieland.
::
Cholly Chapps "Yesterday I was in
tne company of the one I love best.".
Mrs. Pepper (sweetly) "I'm sur-i
prised you don't get tired of being!
alono so much, j
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BETTER TIMES AHEAD. '
This should give heart failure to
the pessimists: Latest report shows
that the railroads in one week loaded
89.000 more cars of freight than in'
the corresponding week of last year
and 10C.000 more t-an In 1919. when1
timer were booming. I
A lot of us -re barking up the wrong!
tree. It's profits that are low, rather,
than business.
An alarm clock that would 0.0' off
like the sound o' corks popping would
get most men out of bed. i
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THE KIND DEED. j
Scoutmaster: "Well scout, did you
do a kind deed today?" i
Scout: "Yes. chief, I gave my white
mice to our cat." I
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A Douglas county poet records
changing conditionr in the farm oper-l
ationf of his hailiwick, to wit: '
John savf it if hard to find
A qood lead mule that isn't blind. 1
He will huv a tractor and a barrel of
gae.
So he don't need to feed and curry
the ass.
A modern good provider is one who
brinns home a new dance record for
the phonograph every niQht.
"Why didn't you annwer my letter?"
"I never received it." i
"You didn't ."'
"No. and besides I didn't like some
ot the things you said in it" (
My hoy. If you find that you must
s.iy somrthinci mean ahout another
feller, qo Hi, into the cellar and talk
tn yourself.
Some of the vnurq women voters
ate wondering if it m perfectly prop
er to scratch a strjnac man.
HACK OK the GARDEN.
"What do you think of the pirent
dubious,"' one friend asked another.'
The other replied testily: "I think it
is a skin name where one woman en
deavois to outstrip the othet."
All thinqt come to the man who
hurtles while he waits.
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NO SUCH A I.ARCE PLACE
It seemed that when Rastus and
r-ani died they took dirfeient routes:
so whrn the latter not to heaven he
cal'rd R.ntu on the nhone. '
Rastuv" he said, "how yo' l.ke it
den thar?"
"Oh ,nv n, here am some place "
reri ed Rutus. "All we hs ter dc
it to we.ir a red tu t wid horns an'
stiery new an' den shovel some coal
cn de fire. We don't work no mote
dan two hours out ob do twenty-four
down here. But tell me. Sam, how it
it with you up yonder?"
j "Mah goodness! We hat to get up
j at fo' o'clock In rie mornin' an' gathah
I in de stalls; den we has to haul in de
i moon and hang out de tun. Den we
I hat ter rool de clouds aroun' all day
long."
I "But, Sam, how comet it yo' hat to
j work to hard?"
"Well, to tell de truf, Rastus, we't
' kin' 0' thort of help up here."
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Billy Sunday likent women to TNT.
' Well, TNT't til right if handled with
1 care.
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Five hundred baby chickt took an
airplane flight of more than 500 milea.
The eggs these chicks will lay in the!
future will soar Just about as high 1
when the cold storage men get hold
O', them.
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NO EXCEPTION.
Mra. Owent "Our ton, William, It
restless."
Owens "Yes, unsettled like the rest
of our Bills."
One fool bigger than a big foot Is
the man who arriues with one.
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Not every girl who wants a hut
band advertises for him in a news
paper, but when a girl is on the mar
ket she usually finds a way to let men
know it. 1
j
"Where do chickens come from?" in-
quired Johnny. j
"Why, chickens come from eggs." j
"That 0 funny, riad told me eggs
come from chickens."
Ain't Nature wonderful?
Old Pop Bryan can't reconcile him
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Expert Makes Trip to This
Country to Make Investi
gation Conditions.
PROHIBITION JUSTIFIED
Would Miuii Itiilher lime Tula! P10
liihllioii TI11111 Saloon System
Is Not lli-spoiisilile for Crime
nml IH iik Wave.
(Int, rmillonal Nt-ws S-rviT.)
. I'AISIS. July !. "The acctisa
lions of American 'wets' that prohibi
tion in responsible for the Increase of
the (Irua habit lu Ainfcrira is ex-
trumely exonerated, if not totally
unfounded." Is the decision of .M. Er
nest Guy. former attache of the
French hich commission to America
ilurfim the war, who has completed
au Investigation of prohibition in the
Tinted States in the interest of the
ine exporters of France. "The in
crease of tho drug habit Is general
over the world, and that includes the
iioii-prohlbition countries. It has in
creased In the name proportions in
I.'imland ami Frnce. It is a part of a
Ccrman iilan to flood the world with
self to the notion that he is descended; tim druKS Ihey manufacture."
from a monkey. In the meantime therej m juy, who is frankly interested
are those who insist he is a member st.,,kii.K a solution to the slagna
of the Nut family. n f ,1C Kronch wine industry anil
! trying to find menus for opening up
When you hear of a man without! ,l0 vim-vimls' former markets struck
friends you may be reasonably sure he; Iinui ),,.,. ,i,)W ut nln traditional nrgit-
ic also without money.
FAIR WARNING.
Don't he a loon.
Don't start a cough;
It ir too soon
To take 'em off.
MUSIC HATH CHARMS.
(From the Keene, N. H., Democrat.)
Notice There will he a bean 6upper
at the First Unitarian church on Sat
urday night, followed by a musical
program.
The costume that took the prize at
the co-ed promenade at Ohio State
University, was awarded honors be
cause it was the only one that "cover,
cd everything."
Jim Jeffries will not become an
evangelist. Occasionally we hear of
something to he grateful for.
S
INLAND S. O. S.
"What sort of a time Is your friend
having on hts motor tour?" 1
"GivdL. I ve had only two letters la
from him one from a police station1 It!
and the other from a hospital."
LAFE PERKINS SEZ:
"Gasoline makes the fliver go and
the money, too."
NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS.
Water will be shut off Sunday morn
ing. July 3uli. from 9 to 11 a. 111. be
ginning corner Main and Lane Sts.,
all south of Monitor, including Jlosher
and east of It. li. I racks.
DOT'fil.AS COl'NTY LIGHT
ANU WATER CO.
Movie Closeups
;iti:.T is.iciv; ii!.m
AT I. III! H I V TO.MOltliOW
A great racing scene, thousands
of frenzied spectators, in tho tower
ing grandstands, the hair-raising
dead heal finish. the jocUoys
weighing In lieioi-i. the hlg event
the crowded betting ring where
thousands of dollars are chaie-iiig
hands, the paddock where the sleek
thoroughbreds are groomed before
being called to the starting post,
the desperate flight iti an airplane
by "Itobbte" Morton, the heroine, to
the side of her wounded btoihvr in
ii hospital: h-r breakneck dash In
an aulotnobile to the race track and
h, r brilliant ;eid daring ride on
"Aleii" In the cup race - all these
and many other big episodes com
bine In making "(J n-eii o" the Turf."
an It O r:rt'.iro, a racing drama
rarely imiiillcd in the initials of the
motion picture sct,n. It will be
shown at taw Liberty theater on
Sunday and Monday.
vow rot ti;v i'iiti i:i: is
"jiiiKi ii of 'l it f. itiu t. i: mii:"
tils of the wots when he declared
that his Investigation convinced him
that the crime wave sweeping over
American cities has no connection
with the Ibinor iiuestion. The same
1 !ic:iomeiioti has been seen in Kuropo
al.,o, ho declares, ad is one of the
exportable nfler-elTertg of the war.
. "Tho Hist effect a foreigner ex
periences upon arriving In America
is a feeling of admiration for the
great courage of America in attempt
ing the great social experiment of
prohibition. Hut 1 can't say I was
converted to prohibition by what I
fiiw. To the average American tho
dilference between America today 1
and pre-proliibitlon days is probably!
not so striking as it is to a foreigner,!
for the change has been more or less j
gradual. Hut for a foreigner, nccus
lomed to the thought of law-abiding
America, to find the average citizen j
vho Is of the stable class that Is.
the bulwark of the nation to find
him. as I say. In the new attitude of 1
trying to beat the law. In break the
. IS ltlilti ilisrtpi'ollililig io- our
t! of America.
"The abolition of the saloon, how
ever. If nothing else, alone quite
justifies prohibition. If 1, who be
lieve In light wines and beers, were
given tho choice of accepting either
total prohibition or of returning to
the old svstent, I would itnheslltat
Ingly choose total prohibition. Hut
fortunately this isn't necessary. The
difficulty is that a decision must he
made."
M. Cuy's report to the wine Inter
ests draws a picture of the growing
habit of home-brewing and the ef
fects of hooch. He quotes a surgeon
of Hcllevue hospital, Now York, nn !
anient prohibitionist for years, tell-'
log how wotkiuen daily die In his'
hospital "in convulsions like dogs." j
One or the difficulties that he for-!
sees Is that If light wines are again1
reinstated, as he predicts that thev.
will be. th- definition of "light",
wines will still bar French products,
lie declares that French wines aver-1
aging rroin S to I.", percent alroho!
cannot b produced w ith a 4 per cent i
alcohol content, and the reinstate-'
ment of per rent wines will not re-'
Leve the. French cver-incroasing
stocks.
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Pennsylvania Vacuum
Cup Tires
the Tire for You
Hevised Price List Effective July B.
A sample of the reductions:
3ii.3'.i Vacuum Cup Fabric now $11.93
Vacuum Cup Cord now $15.75
Vacuum Cup Cord now $29.25
Vacuum Cup Cord now $17.00
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We carry a roniplelo stock
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MOTOR COMPANY
pAMPKjl
tampions
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DUDDY FAILS TO "DUD"
IN BASEBALL CONTACT
nnternatlonal News Service).
Illli.MI.N'IMIAM. Ala.. July 28 In a
game with I'ratt City, John Duildy, of
llm Jordan 1'ark Club, hit a screamer
toward the outfield. The hall, relay
ed hurriedly by the I'ratt City center
fielder, and IMtilily's dome reached the
same point in the vicinity of third 1
base at the samu instant.
Contact!
1 Middy stales that he remembered I
nothing for ten minutes afterward nn.
til he was revived by teammates. In
the meantime, though, he had crossed
the homo plate with the run ttiat tied
the r.core.
Hut sail ending to an otherwise
happy yarn buddy's team lost the
game, 10 to 9.
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NOTICE.
If you want a house built, moved or
repaired ,or. cement blocks of anr
imiiii, see 1 HI-
General Building Material
CEMENT
LATH
SEWER PIPE
SHINGLES
PLASTER
LUMBEK
REENFORCING STEEL
BRICK
LIME
ROOFING
L. W. METZGER
Contractor and Builder.
TRESSPASS NOTICE.
All parlies found hunting or other
wise trespassing on my place or anv
of my pasture including the mill site
pasture Fast of Sutherlin and pasture
west of Sutherlin will be prosecuted
to full extent of the law. I!. O. GO l-T.
Southern Oregon Gas Co.
Announces:
To the People ofRoseburg
T'iTiiLssi TsmmZZ'iii ITi
Mrs. Clark L. Ilarger will li avi
on the Shasta Haiti this evening for
retalutiia. California, alter liMilnc
in this city with her mother for
oral weeks. .Mrs. Ilarger will stav
several days in San Francisco before
returning to her homo.
that a first olast gat and good tervlca
It at their disposal. Gas Is the best,
surest, and quickest fuel that can be
used. Fifty million people In the U.
8. A. are using It exclusively for fuel
and heat.
From now until the 15th of June
we will extend our mains 200 feet for
a customer and run the service 40 ft
Inside of the property line.
THOS. D. PETCH,
General Manager
As .Viii-i Ii of tl,,, l!io Grande." '"re In which 1 lie problem referred
new ut lite Anil, rs theater, is a I ti constitutes the absorbing them,-.
cow conntiv" picture with Indian ! Charles Meredith. Mary .lime Irving.
M.xic.iti .-..I, -lights, liirctor llolliii.-1 Anna l.iiir, Walter M.Giall and
ci 1111;' I'll i-' i ,l"'iil II IO Mllioiunij., r.iiiuiiou are ill Hie e:,t,
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want you to see the new patterns.
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