WOSEBUBO NEWS-REVIEW, SATURDAY, JANUARY t.
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JUDGED BV ACHIEVEMENT
M us not Judge people by (he way
ther work, but by their achievements.
S4iui may economize In one way, and
some In another- but hn who my fit a
surplus la accomplishing something
wnnh while. Open an account with
us.
4'! Interest Paid On Savings
Accounts
TheRoseburgNalional Dank
Rosebur'Ore.
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Girl Who Protested Cuttoma of Race I
and Fled From Marriage Haa
Returned After Long
Absence
WASHINGTON. Jan. 8. Mildred
"'en, 17 year-old Chinese eirl of this
city who lias twice thwirted family
plans fur hfi niarrfitKe lu Gcor?" Nun
l.ee. New York university Miu't-nt. bv
disappearing from her honio hern, re
turned uKuin lam night after an ab
sence t,r a week. Hie told reporters
the wedding "probably will take place
iu me spring.
hlie reviali-d that she had been
slaying with school friends hero dur
ing her disappearance because she
"didn't want to get married and leave
niy mother.
LEGISLATURE TO
MEET ON MONDAY
(Continued from page 1)
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(My I'mird I'rras )
PAItlfl, Jan. . (i.rniiiiiy appeal
rd today for an opportiiiilly to ex
plain the reparations default and
avert France's contemplated Kuhr
occupation. The reparations com
mission Invited the tiermaus to ap
pear before It Monday.
Dr. Irene Hunt, who has been visit
Ins; her mother, Mrs. K. W. Hunt, left
yesterday for l'asadcna, where she
lilts nrrepted n position.
I Isabella !, now exlttlnf narH rolUB jnto
will entertain with card, and time t time and they are . re a7ed
dancing Tuesday Jan. Sth, at 'to and dovetailed with the general
Muoabee hall. Tarda promptly iafai. .,i,...ni-.,7 "eral
hi 8 o clock followed by lunch weal application of the knife Is likely
1 "' If 'r,"m 1." M P' " dl8ru" """ No doubt
t.ood Music and Rood floor. Ad-4!tho only logical wav to nroeeeH i
e mission in cenls.
A in on it the guests registered at
the Grand Hotel last evening were
V. 1 Marlon, I'ortland.; deorge
Moren. Camas Valley; M. l'reble;
Han Francisco; J. Schaeffcr, Fan
Francisco; M. Lusler, Healtle; Mr.
and Mrs. Hiiko Kcrble, I'ortland:
Mrs. William M. I'orter, Camas Val
ley: llnwnrd I'lillir. rilv.
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Shin Yniir I.ivn Pillllf rv IlrPWPr. Vonl in. Untie
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only logical way to proceed i
to revise the whole svxteui of state
administration, ami whether or not
Ihe legislature will be able and will
Ins; to deal with a lare proposition
iar this kind remains to be seen. Jn
this connection It should be noted
that many of (he state commissions
draw no salaries from the ate. and
while the number of coinnilmdons Is
Inrae, the cutllnjr off of the hulk of
them In number would save, prac
tically no money to the state. It Is
also to be borne In mind that the
new oemocralle administration will
.havo many friends to reward, and
! wucn It comes to actually cutting
down offices the ple-cnunter crowd
will make themselves heard, or at
least felt.
The organization of the House Is
supposed to be settled by the choice
of K. K. Kuhli as speaker. The or
ganization of the Senate Is not gen
jerally conceded to be settled and
I there may be yet some interesting
developments In that connection.
jOur hotiKlas County Senator has
: fourteen votes pledged for the or
ifice of president of the Senate.
;hll sixteen are necesuirv m -
choice, his supporters nre at ind
1 Ing loyally by him, and It Is noticed
that the opposite crowd nmgio. .f
discordant elements im ... i.
difficulty In holding together, i.'ov-
ernor-eieci fierce Is now nn Import
ant factor In the organization of tho
Senate, as he Is using sci. li power
ra oerent senator Kddy
lor the presidency, becnitfe the lat
ter took the stump for tiovcrnor (Jl
cott anil niad.a warm flg!u against
1 lerce. Other strain.-.) iiini.r-cur-reuts
exist In cnnnecllrm with tie
organization of the S' nato. If K.I ly
can lie defeated for tue iir.-si b ncy
both houses of the bchlatiire ni.'d
the covernorshlp will be practical. v
under cue control, unless r course
the INerio organization lu t ie Sen
ate should nit to plece.i whlc'i It In
very likely to do. even if it should
prevail at the outset.
(lovernor-ele. t I'lerc- ncems to b-
approaching the legilailv fission
i . I ""' "d dofent merltorlus nieas-
- - " - - - .! Uri'M Which hn tiifiv n ni
1 i'. loose
,JW'mjjjija who are aciiualnted with the sentl-
RINGER. "
Pacific Meat Co. Market
803; FIRST AVENUE
Seattle, Washington
Last week we pnid or heavy liens, 22c per lb., f.o.b.
, : " Seattle
Lnst week we paid for light hens, 1 7c per lb.,
Seattle
f.o.b.
Dressed capons from 35c to 37c, f.o.b. Seattle
We Remit by Return Mail
Many Violation of FUhlwt I-aw Are
Jue to j" k of kuowletlge of
Jjiht Acconliiiu to .ine
WaJ-.lcn.
Many violations of the fishing
laws are being found, but In prac
tlcally every cae the violation Is
caused by Ignorance of the present
laws rather than a malicious Intent
to violate, and consequently there
have been few casts prosecuted, ac
cording to ldstrict Cauie Warden
Kd Walk.r.
The open aeasaon for trout, six
inches and over. Is from April lDtb
to November 30th of each year.
There Is an open aeason for trout
ten Inches and over in the Pacific
ocean and all the bays, inlets and
streams affected by tide water, dur
ing the months of January, Feb
ruary, March and, April of each
) en r.
The enly stream In Douglas Coun
ty that Is affected by tide water Is
the I'mpqua Hlver, so that under
the law all streams are closed at
present except the I'mpqiia river for
angling or the taking of fish in any
manner what cVer.
Thia law closing the tributaries
to winter fishing Is to protect the
fish on their spawning ground and
if lived up to by sportsmen will help
to keep the' streams stocked. This
law on this subject is to be strictly
enforced, Mr. Walker slates.
Hear Ilanjo Frank at the Salvation
Army ball tonight. 8 p. m.
mi IS LET
Bids Received By County Court For
btructure On New Road Out of
Riddle Are Considered Very
Satisfactory
Oregon Grower Association Making
Plans to Handle Large Broccoli
Crop of the Willamette
Valley
SALEM. Jan. 6 Plans for the
handling of more than i'lO car of
broccoli the coming season are now
alnjit completed by the or.'gon Grow
ers Cooperative association.
The broccoli district In this part of
the valley is confined mostly to coun
try surrounding Salem and Indepen
dence, and it is estimated that l.uu
ucrea in this district are now planted
to broccoli.
Conditions op to date are very
favorable for a good crop this year,
and the only thing that could prevent
a satisfactory harvest would be freei
Ing weather, similar to that experi
enced in this section last year, when
almost the entire broccoli crop was
ruined.
The contract on he Yokum bridge.
to be built on the Iiid.Ile-Paciflc Huh-
wav road, wr.s let today to Catching
and Kvan, whose proposal was veryjnient, mean that the state may go
satisfactory, being below the estimate: "head with its highway building pro-
fiALEM, Ore., Jan. 6. The probable
income of the state highway depart
ment during the blennlum of l!i-5 and
VJH will bo approximately fl,2.".0,0UU. j
Of this estimated Income all but !
$7,o0,nu Is obligated in connection
with fixed expenses, such as main-1
tepance, payment of interest and ma-.
turities on bonds, operating expenses
and other items.
Of the Si.uV'J.tkiO unobligated $750,
000 must go to the federal govern
ment for forest road work; tJOO.OOO
must bo used in letting contracts to
complete road projects agreed upon
Before November 30, VJzz; $3,500,000
must be used in letting contracts for
post road projects not yet agreed
upon, and $2.LT.0.0u0 will be available
or contracts upon work over which
the federal bureau of public roads
will have no authority.
Work to Go On.
These figures, taken from the
records of the state highway depart-
ol the state engineers. The contract
was let for $11.410.4K. The next high
est bid was submitted by K. H. Mctz
ger who offered to construct the
bridge for only $S0 more than the sue
gram during the next hlcnnum with
out Interruption, regard!: ss cf what
the legislative session opuning next
Monday may do ill the way of road
legislation. The session of this win-
5
Dance at Canyon Camp
Pavilion
Canyonvillc, Sat. Jan. 6th
Dance tickets $1.50 per couple
Extra lady 50c
Music by Novelty Orchestra
cessful bidders. Iiids were also sub- l,'r m!,y not- after D-' niggardly
mined bv the Union Bridge conipanv,!"" ,np ""'Ject of appropriating money
J. F.lmer Nelson and Metzgcr end ' for "Kh way work.
Johnson 'a uri,'f. the state highway depirt-
The bridge will be located on the "!c!it ,we" """"'i'"1 W1,h its '"'"
road to be built from Itlddle to the r al n'liti"n "! with the prospect
Pacific highway, A large amount of I "I'1 f"r 18 two years for It is
bond money has been appropriated Tor ""''A nt t!ll I'f'iicts contemplated
this project which Is also being nld.di D" cu"""ttei1- .
by ol her funds. This will shorten the . . , 0 ,,
distance from Riddle to the hivhwav L Frank Kquitable
and will give a direct road which wiil ? 'w '.K I.I',,,a,n Association Is at
be called upon to bear heavy traffic. L'"t""'a ""';
liecaue or the low bid received at nccrnK1 .Mni.e-ro.A.
is time the county is anxious to0REG0N INDUSTRIAL PROCRESS
Pacific Light 3fc Power company
plant on Hood river to cost ll.2S0.000.
Contract let for bridge between
Marshfield and Hunker Hill. "
With H.ooo.u:0 less valuation. I'ma
tilla county lowers county tax lew.
l lillaiiuin gets a planing mill in "the
near future.
Projects to get funds: Klamath.
Umatilla, $'JOO,000; IJaker,
mis lime tne county Is anxious to
start the Umiqua Park bridge project
Immediately, n is believed that a bet
ter bid can be obtained now lhan at
any other lime and it i:i desired to get
Immediate action on this project in
order that advantage may be taken of
the existing conditions.
.M. Irw'n. Ito.lge garsg
intent or the leading memhera ,.r
jj.the legislature know that this fear
Jt Is without foundation. The dispo
sition of leading republicans will he
10 consuier each measure on its I rwm, 113 How i n St. Phone 2"2-Y.
and of uso to tlie State hn will (iii.l
plentv of nnslstance In aerurlnv Its
adoption. Of course it goes without
saving that the it. 'publican majority
will not expert Covernor Pierce to
"play politics" by way of building
up n Ih uiociatlc machine. Any am
bitions which he may have along
this line may strike bard sledding
In the legislature.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
V. S. Weather Ilureau. local office
Roseburrf. Oregon, J 4 hours ending 5
a. m.
Precipitation In In. and Hundredths
Highest Irmpeialute vester.l .v r.7
Special for January. Our price on
itivuriio cleaners. 91U.VU. aic Ivean, I $700,000;
i-uiuj aioi oaiuwiu. ,.00,000.
I Highway commission to cut $170,-
1000 on l!i:'J overhead.
NEW TODAY. state registers 131,000 motor vo-
' Ihlcles beginning 1925.
I Fire losses for 1922, $.1 020 000
FOU KENT Up-to-date furnished; Loss to state in taxes 2S2 000 ' '
apartments. 42S PHzer. Harney county protests against
FOU T1ENT Furnished housekeeping ".vote bounties.
ilea 1 ...in., r companies distributed
SS.Tcj in. !i to ei.:ployes Christmas.
Po . f IV.Uaiid planning third pier
for in;.;.
Se -i Portianl hanks had $110
367.(1 ..I (lopos t December 29.
Micton to ixtend water system.
Eugene $7.'.,(HiO theater planned.
llillshoro Newt county hospital to
cost $:i.,0U0.
Eugene New r,r.wmill near Walton
starts operations.
Vernonia to get 100 new dwellings.
p r '-i n-nyuruting plant.
11N r - I our nx.m fuinishxl. EiiL-en.w. 11 ,),, .. i,,.
fl.t ill v c -.1 ..- v : . ' " """r nun IO
'. "- in... je. i.u, van lie ereeien nn otrn n
'hone 1S1-U. 'Southern Pacific.
HAMS and MACON country cured by
experienced hand. Iteasonuhle.
Phone :!1'U.
1'OU KENT Furnished sleeping roo'ui.
Use of telephone and bath. 311 E.
Oak Street.
FOU SALE Oaf liaySe" It LT An
derson ranch, 3 nil. west Looking
Class rtwtl.
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of
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MVwuuu,tW.'UWWwwwwwuI l.. 'SI lernperatur.i last 1ulI(
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1 V Till? D IVr T UT T7 A "is m. S'
ONI Y mwT-riHa hiiowm anw at itte a.m ii AX
I TODAY ONLY
13IG VARIETY PROGRAM
I An All Star Cast in
1 "False Fronts"
I A SenaMionnl Drama of Social Hypocrisy. The Story
I of a l ootlmll Star Who liVcame an Klol in
rt-ripnailon. last :t tioum '11
Total le-ee since first of m.wh 1 I.".
0n11.1l imvlp. tor this month .. 5 70
tal Piwip. from Sept. 1, 19:2.
to dale 1-. no
Aver, pr.vlp. from Sept. t. 177 H as
Total .L in lency from Sept. 1,
. V y: - 0 11
Avusce procliv for 4t wet sea
sens, (Sept. to May, in-.) 31.39
Toni:;bt nnd KuiMt'iv rain
WILLIAM HELL. Observer.
r.-.l' r 1.
a 1 i oi s raratlise
Come and see what woke him up and sent him crashing
to a harder fought goal and victory
Also
TOM SANTSCHI
in
"LaRue of Phantom Valley"
And Comedy: "The lte Lamented"
I NEW LAMP BURNS
! 94 AIR
i
g Heats Electricity or Cas
A ntw ei limp (.mi F
'lv ''"Hi-.:!, ..tt.
I L
Hon.)..- 1I .0.1. lo. t . " "".
.m'.ii- ii-ii. TjMiiiieern 'an
I Ol: SALE-lhre. quirtor fieel bed "end Snow Creek Irrigation dls
and springs, cod condition, reason-1 trkt votes 40.(o0 bonds for project
aide. Phone LTeJ, 8 a. 111. to 6 p. m. iMti Hill $23,000 bond measure
AN INVESTMENT"5 rm.m""houieini,.I'8 for "'construction of water
ith good lot. Uenting for 115 per, Vhe in,. 1
inT1. 1. ' iriin'!c Somnicr hotel to re
WANTEH losition on a farm by ei-iccive J...... .,1 Improvem.nts
per.enced man or will rent or take) liatik of Oregon Cilv to be rcmod.
ore of ,,.,r,v Add. ens "Fa.m eled at a cost of S2i ouo
ixier care .N. ws Itevlew. Portland Eiks new
WHY not "start tnur'bullil.nK nowTVVF ll,""B nearly completed.
hue funds available for building1 Uusselvllle New $20,009
loans. I'uHHiui Kuvlm- n. 1 T ,m siliool to be built.
Association. H. o. Parccter, Score-1. rlu";"" to K"t I3.1.000 girls' dorml
tnrv. Itory.
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Ill I.P WANT K.- A vonmn toiiuk!n," rd 5 fi 4 r.M.r. h "? rmit '
morning. I.i.h, hoUM-kr.-pli. No rlSonlJ 1 3 11 prL'vi
m Z J W r I-ann rnuntv complete,! 70 mnn
muI Mim-t Sh. llwr 8rfating dunu past
VOli, S AI.i: A l"w .rTrriTa. . nlw rv rmruiim . . ..
hi i uie ID
11.000,000
conrrotc
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tt i,
ft ,in
Tomorrow and Monday "Tl IF. IXDWEK 'I Y UN"
i U I ' '.iC'l lit . hi..
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ii'l'U.S ii I'. I mii..!r rl. an. .r
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M , l'..rl 1 . ts
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111 h, lp l, ,
-Odd Fellows erecting
conipanv
feet lumber dur-
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i t.vr .nun ta.
th AH
Mull'
-liv .,r f ..:
t" M l i n
e v, met ;th.
u.iike i
fuck at JM. t.r Wi trade for nice loninurcial riuantipes.
e'i or.M u .e nr ewes. He is a fine: Astoria New 11. p. o. f; temnlo l
Indmdn tl nrf . (l I. .. i . . h. hull. ... .... .. . '. 'einpie to
h'ii- fl' mi l. isi-- m .ti.t in f.'ili.e.iil.
I....-..,. inarKp.i, piarn with white -orin ii.nu
tuntkincs. At.iut 4 years old. and ".Ooil homo.
very laire. He is a good value at: tJoshen-liwell road contract aw-r.l
!-. but I have brl him to all rnvl11' "r fJ..r.;i.
stock and mu-t have a chance. Hej Ijiddle to get cbH-trlc power.
. ..v...... mi r cisintTion. James A.: '"" u .einire i.timte-r
" in. aui. tin I h.me 3F2. 1'roouces rB.uno.OO f.
HI T YOl It lltt-.v i,i,.l.-r.,- ..- '"c l,st Tear.
White Hatchen . men.b,.r of the Son-' r, '"''n U rTr
lima r.v.it.f t- , . , ' c.inntT.
- , ...... nurrnii Accr, i .
Hru.hori.. All flfvk, Ai-.-'n ' 'Vj "2 M!orn rP ' com
bv Kami Dunvtu Invr.t.r ' I U r"'1't l,iaIt Hh iO.OtK.-f.f
oium A fcratlf ,rlh it..j v.. .
,7 '- bridge con!
l-.ra.Tt plant to be erc t.sl at We
bak costing spprox ,.,.,,..,,. ihZo
luuusinal ., Lurcau.
Planning
W e ban.
nil KS. su.l A V" grade for IV. i,.,l.
t-M'inn hn wan's sometbirs b. t
t.r. Write u. at once fur Informs
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l T,I ErAI.I M.V. Calif.
DANCE
Maccabee Hall
Saturday Night
The Umpqua Five
"The Harmony Czars"
Real Snappy Dance Music for 3 Full Hours
Canton Restaurant
Sheridan Street, Near Depot
Will Open
MONDAY, JANUARY 8
Quick Lunches a Specialty
Chop Suey Chinese Noodles
American and Chinese Dishes Served
Good Service Everything New and Neat
KF.li?0, Wash., Jan. 5. Truman
N'orthup, No. 109G Knott street,
Portland a salesman for the Freer
Tool d Surply company, who was
reported rescued from the waters of
the Cowlitz after the collapse of the
bridge and who later disappeared,
was located today at Aberdeen,
Wash.
K. P. Renshaw, a frllow salesman,
talked over the telephone with
Northup at 9:30 o'clock this mom
Inir. Korthup told Henshaw Oiat he
was In the water floating down
stream for 45 minutes before It
rescued. After this be felt
enough to proceed on his n
Aberdeen to attend to bustnev
thoueht no more of the mattr
cave Henshaw the details ot h:.
perience In the stream . before
rescue.
See the Sherman, Clay k
pianos at 824 N. Jackson id
Moore Music Store.
0
- The Daughters of the AmH
Revolution will meet at the hon-l
Mrs. Houck. chapter regent, on
day afternoon, at 2:30. A full.:
ance Is requested.
Keep up that
Thrift Habit
When you cash in
your War Savings stamps
and Thrift stamps, open
a Savings account bear-,
ing four per cent interest
compounded semi-annually
and add to it regular
ly and you will be sur
prised at the results.
The Savings' Habit is a
Good Habit.
First State & Savings
Bank
.
Ask for one of our calendars.
GLADYS H. STRONG
Teacher of Piano
Dunning System for BeginntrJ
426 $. Main St. fbon3
OREGON NURSERY Cu
All Kinds of Nnrsey Stod
For Sale
J. C Markley
Crantl Hotel Roseburg, W
CHICOPEEP HATCHER!
Now ready to book orders t
day-old chicks and custom hatci::
EARL VOSBURGH, Roseburg.C-
If the Rain Comes
through your top. stop at
Jones' Auto Top Shop
Sedan Curtains for Ford Tour.1
Cars
Winchester and N. Jackson StH
Phone 46S
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I If
MRS. M. A. STRALEE
ON THE ORGAN
TODAY TOMORROW
You'll love
America more
after seeing
ALICE
BRADY
IN
"Anna
Ascends"
f IPS BRADY In the In-
'PlrlnK role In which she
'cored her bluest stage sue.
Ni,a Nal-" "id navid
lowcll In the supporting cast
If a Paramount
EARL HURD COMEDY
ONCE OVER-
MONDAY
NEAL HART IN
"TANGLED TRAIL-
j STIRRING TALE OF THE
NORTHWEST
t0 NOT MISS IT
MRS. GEO. BERRY
ON THE ORGAN
TODAY ONLY
Hoot Gibson
In quick-action story of tl'
West, In which he has to til
a real man's battle to find
' real girt
"THE
GALLOPING KID"
SHERLOCK HOLMES
"THE NOBLE BACHELOR
MERMAID COMEDY
"RAPID FIRE"
. 8UN DAY-MONDAY
MAE MARSH
IN
"TILL WE MEET AGAIN"
Regular Admission
Lower Floor - - 25c
Balcony - . 15
MATINEE
Today and Tomorrow
ANTLERS