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THK CKADl'ATIOX SEASON j
PRUNGr
pjckins
BY BERTS BATES
To know
fiow pood a cigrM
really can be moy
you must try
C000 EVENING FOLKS
Th, ia the firat
Tim of tlia year
That little Willie
Escape bath night
Ht'i been beating
You folks to it
And plunging in
The South Umpqua.
OUMBELL DORA THINKS
The Adam's apple ia the one Eve !
a.. i 1 ,.ti. ,,-..,1,1..!,',..,.: ra ..no i.f il.o most rh:irmirnr' tempted him with.
'vents of the year. The atrm.si,he of hoi ar.H achievement door jB ChlBl:
liiahe.4 lliciri a finum (lay in ny cmiiuiiuiiu . iuiciui wiuv,thlt rtlp0nsible for the aucceaaiui
KJiiictimts iaujfh at the uk-ulistic tone of tlie essays aeuverca u getaway 01 tne canai.
tiie graduates. They would sot-m to think that as soon as the
jccri era lion now criming along gets out in life, its more enlight
ened .standards and clearer ii-ion would solve the age long
troubles with which the world has vainly struggled. In the main
the theories '.ff-jred by these graduates are correct. They are not
usually original, being principally the reflected opinions of tiici
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vs y
f Eg Boy Scout Hews I,
' HUHEIII BG. UREtiUX, ATl HDAK.M SB 8. IIKO. T"
04KHIU.I.V RiAIZKU I OKHCIAI. l.fcTTKK
aiMt '
acotT iTAra-
Prfltor. .B. U P. Wntott. M. M
I Jka . . . V. i'fc.Tr ,.h
. Troop wa iaj.io. .
Actlvitlea w. fc.niui
eaarlrra
C. O. Webbrr Jr.
...ti. Wel br
. . K. olilaon
O. Cox
W. Melius
Trop 1
Troop 1
Tr.x.p
Klkton .
Ijli-ndaU
MrllA Ml'"
Tr,MB 1 Monday T-30
TrZZ i ::.:WeJaly T:0
laaued Ever Baturday
RECIPE FOR LONGEVITY
When you walk
And when you fliv
Lock both waya
And try to live.
If your lea ie looee get it tightened
brainv men mid women under whose influence they have been 'before the table tipa and break your
This ia a Studi-bawrr year.
Fuller Brunhea. J. B. Crary, J02-H.
Arundel, piano toner. Phone 189-L.
We aerra the beat at Cer Park Inn.
Mra. U. L Winn. i
Mr. Chaa. O. Stanton, teacher ol
Hudyin. If the world would follow these counsels, its troubles 'ZTw'rJ; .rTZ non.l '
would be largely sohed. The chief miscalculation is that these iWah.,
youn jnople do not realize how the suggestions ot the philcso-l
ldihe. All work guaranteed. Furn-i r-iano. nea. rnone ia-- -
Palnlasa eatrec'Jon of teatn at room
, Masonic Templa Dr. eIaa.
Evening Searchlight.
phers will be obstructed and nullified by the selfishness of human -.rno wiS tl Li!0 Xr?
MOORE MUSIC STt-'DIO. Open all
lumrntf. Phone 501. 3- N. Jackson.
life. It is an addition to the world's capacities to have all these
hopeful and ambitious young ople coming out to join the forces
of effort and struggle. They have had advantages far better than
their fathers and mothers had. They will view the problem of
the community with more intelligence. The tn-ople have assessed
fhr.mui.lvou lu.fi w tavixi nnil nh i l:in t hriinisl i hnvo mnrltt munifi- habitually crook a little finger when. New Columbia Record (noiseless).
grave doe enough kicking with the )our home. Hudson Elecinc Store.
otner to mave up tor n.
A good name fears not black.mail
X"X X j Auto storaee by the monlh, 12.50.
Even f-.e habitual elbow-crookera , Motor Shop Garare.
ara leaa annavina than the chao who
i'C!il gifts, to provide these educational opportunities. All this
free opportunity calls logically for some return from these grad
uates. All the community asks is diligent labor in the daily
tasks of life and co-oeration in projects for the public welfare.
The News-Heview olfers .its hearty con(.T;:Lv.!atio:is to ail the
young people of its territory who arc graduating from any edu
cational institution, and it looks forward to their future with
hoi and confidence.
o
ti ti t . . . I . Vnshnrffh
A hick town is a place where you;
can call Central and ak her the name j and " lara
of the movie for tonight. L fof trlps-laT
X X X j or nicht. Phone ti. office is 125 Sher-
The difference between the people j I dan Street,
and the politicians is that the politi-J
cians know what they want. I Our new McCormickDeerinK cream
v dj. .i j separator is the easiest running one
Li.i.i.: -i. ...... i... i made. Wharton Bros.
butter fat.
i na gin in tne city Drags i .mi nf npllnws
The wild and wooly town Of .Shelby, Montana, w here a COUple jbout everything but her fat. More "has moved to the Specialty
of sluggers wil) meet next month to decide the world champion
ship, is being quietly subdued, but will probably "break out" in
f pots on July Fourth.
Tx X I Shoppe, where she will be pleased to
When your troubles try your soul, meet custonir-rs. and show them her
grab your hat and fishing pole. ' stock of reasonably priced millinery.
j i i
I C V.l,l.n hMMll nlnnl, frnm
-Look at me." said the man who ; , b, Q ute
was in favor of the abolition of di-' ,hK. .,, i,,r.i,n.. Mm A C.
fve been married for thirty. KiM Snn w, Ro8ebiire. Thone
IHIK MIHHHI-'IKI.D
Ev,ry Ro"bur;,"1
tKu!a County Scout
Tlim think! ..,,
K-outnia-ter Lin toll
larshfield tin" ,weK
which ia J"n l'"nd-
hol.l th.ir S.-out Rally
July and very polite
ly invite u to tak part
and trim them If we can.
Here i a part of the " '
ler "l wiah to take till
mean of extemltim to
v.iu. your and all Ine
troop of Uoaeburg and
thoe umler our Jurln
dlctlon an Invitation lo
vlKlt with u on July 3rd
and 4lli either In a auc-lal
wuv to iret better ac
quainted, or on a compe
titive tal. Our boy
will hold their Itally on
the rnornli of the 4lli.
A copy ot our program I
am enclosing. We are
offering 100 worth of
prize l" Hie winner and
.hould like to have your
boy compete. Detail of
the rally I will take up
with you when I am over
there. The main thing
we want I to have you
with ii for our Bally
and hope yoil can ar
range to bring or end a
bunch over."
The following I their
Itallv program heading:
1. 'Bugle Call.
2. Trek-Cart.
3. Bridge Building.
4. Knot Tying.
5. Signalling.
t. Fire by Friction
7. Pony Kxpren IColay.
8. Flrnt Aid.
. Wall eVallng.
10. Troop Stunts.
The detail of the
above you can get from
Scout master Llntott.
Now Beout. Tklnk! Are
you k"Iiw to lay dona
anil let Marhfield ataow
you upf
"You can't fool all of the ople all of the time," and if you
(ould it would be so monotonous there wouldn't be any fun in it. ,iy years. Yes sir! One of the first ;15
I icisiini my Tuner ever xaugnx me wa
I iihc my punisnmeni wnnoui
i oiiiorrow is mo day some ol tlie hoys step on her and
go miles per hour.
At twenty a girl looks for her ideal man; at thirty for any
leal man.
x'
Irtf-AT MCUC
; a a.vwu. i ii v 4,
Age should not demand respect lx-cause it is age, but because
il is respect. ible.
Why Women Choose this Coupe
Easily handled in the maze of downtown traffic, this
Uuick thrcc pnssciiRcr four cylinder coupe is ideal for
a sociul afternoon call, a shopping trip or the various
other uses that a woman's interests demand of her car.
The interior ii upholstered with Krey velours, set off
with attractive liuiim. Heavy crown fenders, drum
type head and cowl lamp, give a touch of added
smartness to its outside appearance.
AKVn ,h" 1f rfcct J,'l"d;,b,lity, characteristic
of all Dun k cars, u,krs this Coupe Mfe ud certain
lor women drivers.
squealing
"Butterfly kiasmg. according to
I evidence offered in a London court,
"ia killing not with the lips, but with
'the eyelashes." How exciting, espe
cially If the girl happens to be cross-
,eyed.
i
It is a long Lover's Lane .hat has;Hon"" "" ''""
i no turning.
i '
It seems that a woman should be
allowed to talk to her husband at any
I time, hut the wise woman, will cease
! broadcasting while her husband is
shaving himself.
i f
i No, Ehza, motorcycles aren't used , Home for Week End
I for motoring but for exercising. ' Alexander Andrief, who
' If Uncle Sam's job holders were
! placed end to end it wouldn't serve
any purooae except that of making
Cflrlo mats
,ia a a ;CmnUtii)n Iiuprnvlnir
I X X "2r Charles Caldwell, who tan injured
i The renin is dearer than all the rest; 'at Drafter Kruit company last week
t The peacock can boast of the finest ' whMi a pile of prunes raved In 0:1
I frill; I him, is reported to be improving.
! The little yellow canary can sing the
1 best; j Itl'le to StiilirrUtv
. But the stork is the bird with the I R W. Hat sand Roy Petty, well
biggest bill; known Hoy S outa of Ko.-M bure.
fc s : made The Sun a noctal call Monday.
ru.u k u j . , . The boys came over to attend the
ab!u iZ. ZJt e,d !011 h" W'fe ,0fal m,lK Scouts, mak-
about hts past sns. So she wil hiu.i.. .u ..." ,i.. u.......!.
Sun.
Chaierttne Sciml
Jiidxe Dextt-r Rice. Attorney John
T. I .onp, and Mr. Fisher, of HsIvt'h
,-trre. who hraperoned th' Hoy
Hiouts on theif iH to Suthrrlin
Monday evninic. from KoHenurK.
made the i'un k pleanant so ial call.
Sutherlin Srn.
J. H. Short Here on Business
J. H. Short, a renident of Oak Creek
was In town transacting buMnesn
matters.
Mrs. S. N. Young who has been
visiting in Portland for the past few
days, ret; raed home this morning.
Attending to Business
Charley Watson was in town today
a(it?t.u.CK to buttineaa matters. Mr.
Watson is a resident of Glide.
lift been
(attending the Inivendty at Eugene.
arrived home this morning to spvnd
i the week end h.-re visiting with rela
tives and friends.
ISO CAMP
Only " more weeks until
t amp t uuis. It nvire in
Xi.itiK to e Hftnie camp. The
i iM tini v will t well repre
sented as we have lKnd up
for tar.ip cout from ltoe-
Kiii-sr L-Ikfti Itllinril nnii
I )-nlale. Say rememher
iou muni have that anplia-
liun In hy June Hih and that
ts tfKlay. Hetter beat it anl
cither Mfp Lintntt r call
him on the phone and re
m rve a berth In camp for
yourself If you intend go
ing. CAMP IMS IE
Th next issue of this
paper will be devoted en
tn ely to the iyj3 Summer
Camp. Wiiteh for It? it
mlttht contain nome sur-
tpriPeff. MUkTaCeMtCd Jljit of
tiitpment will also be In-
i-iuded.
ItKMFMHKU: CAMP
API'lalCATloXrt SIIOILD
l.K IX HY TODAY.
On June 2nd rWoutmaster
Iljilntl received tue "Appll
,Miion for Charter for Ne
Trop" from Glt-ndale. H
will be rem-mbered tbat a
dt-levaiion from l:os-iiurg"
n.ad.- the trii o Cib-ndai
1 i.p:np to ornanlse a troop
in that community. It
Irnle- d a "(irunii and Olori
um Keelln" to i ceiv thesa
papers frotu iileudale whlca
1m prof !.at we were auc-i-afijt
in gettintr a troop
atartrd in CJIemlale. And
we certainly wii-h tliis new
troop all th Ituk and sue
ttsi pjiftitihle and can a
pi.re t he-lit that we ba'k
tt.em to the last ditrlu
Klntllv remember ( Jti,lal
that RoftthurK is ready and
willing to he!p you all w
can and do not be afraid to
call on u when you need
help you all we can and do
not be afraid to call on us
a lien you need help of any
kind for we will aiadly do
our share to help you alonic.
Thfi'e wuk also Imlutlrd
in the envelope with the
registration papers three
registrations fur this suin
mtrra Doy Sootit Camp and a
repeat for more applk a
ticin for camp. Now who
nays cilend'tle don't mean
buaintss.
In looking1 over the papers
we find that Mr. J. D. Mc
ilee ban acceited the re
sponsibility of belli K the
Scoutmaster of the iit-ndue
troop. We congratulate Mr.
MeOee on this atep atid will
hIo add that Stouttnaater
I.lntott will gladly help him
along all he can in putting
the eiiendale troop over the
top.
Tlien as wo ko further
alonfc we find the follow
ing men back He out maoter
Mi flee in the form of a
Troop Committee: J. Ii.
Clark, as tlie chairman of
the committee and W. H.
Dyer and George A. Hum
phrey as the other two
mem hers of the committee.
The pioneer boys or scouts
of lilendale are as follows:
lren Dyer, Doranoe Hayes.
Claude Humphreys, It o y
Hill. Fred Kafer, Fred
Morey, Shelton Morey. tico.
Mfirey, Itilllo MeGee, Donald
Moi'Kan. HI lite Nelson, tier
aid I'arkfl, Delbert l'erdue,
Howard VradenburfT. These
boys have siKned tip aa
members of the (llendalo
troop and we sure hope
they stay with the ship and
show (ilendale what scout
ing really Is and that il is
worth while.
Of the abve named boys
three have signed up for
tamp namely, Btllie McOee.
Iviren Dyer and Fred Kafer,
The hoys have signed up to
attend the best scoue camp
ever held In DouKlan Coun
ty and ulo for the best
two Wet-ks spent during
their summer vacations.
It nilkriit he also well to
ictiy nt this time that all of
the above hoys have panned
their tenderfoot tests. Stay
with It boys. ,
DON'T FORGET THAT
APPLICATION IS DL'K IN
TODAY.
TROOP NEWS
Troop Xo. 1.
Again troop one did not
hold a meeting due to the
fact that we made a trip
over to Sutherlin on our
hiKht. The Intentions being
to organize a troop at Suth
erlin. Troop So. 2.
Second troop held their
reKtilur meeting last Tues
day evening with 12 scouts
an one officer being pres
ent. The role wits called
and the business was quick
ly did away with. We had
a scout visitor from a city
Hsoutmaster Lintott
reived a tetter heuued in I
Troop No, 1 Kcout master j
and Troop Commute . ; .
plimenilng Troup 1 on their r ;
splendid work during Uie lA.'tt to U
drive ior iwit.oyu m o r tf4.r "UB-
touts ana signed br Presi- ! uruA''1"
OCHl riaiiiii. i ia Iniurli -
toKether
are quite
troop one.
with th atreaiiiut. j,,,'.
:e hiKlily prUd b -j ",? k iH
. M1.vr. .aL.. :. :lt
AT DIAMOND l-AKtC
Several boys, aome of who
are acouta. feeling that thr
sout camp was too late for
thm to attend, decided to
see Diamond Lake anyway.
They left for the luke Moti
duy morning of this Week
and are by now camped on
Diamond Lake. Those mak
ing tlie trip were Heouts
John Hlack, Morrill Kitor.
Paul Geddes, and Vietur
Arundel, the other member
of the party being Jack
HinniKer. We are all pre
pared to listen too all kinds
of talea pertaining to this
trip.
MITHKHLI Tit IP
We left for Put her 1 1n
about ten minutes late dut
to Mime of our slow pokes
which we have a great
number of. We arrived on
time however and started
work about 8:30. There was
a very poor turn .out at
Sutherltn but we put over
our program just the aamr.
About 35 acouts went from
Kosebtirg. The orchestra
put over five Selections
which were well rendeied
as the orchestra seemed to
be going very , good that
evening. Mr. Llnto4t then
talked on scouting and mimn
after a few demonstration.
At the close several boys
reported und we succeeded
In signing up 4 boys each
I'Tomised to hi-lnfr a recruit
rrlday evening when theyJ
olive ineir meeting. This
will give them 8 and they
can then start their troop.
All look quite favorable
for a troop in Sutherlin und
we sure hope they get
those other four lads. Those
signing up sure looked like
AI ttiout material and we
certainly wish them luck.
JUNK 9th. IS YOCU CAMP
APPLICATION IN?
In Wnshlngton at our meet
ing and he told us a little
about their troop. The rest
of the evening was devoted
to playing Ping Pong.
We adjourned about !
o'clock.
Troop No. 3.
The third troop met Wed
nesday levelling with a fair
attendance. We decided to
change our meeting night
to Saturday aa our acting
scoutmaster cannot be there
on Wednesday evening.
K very body be out tonight
for we will meet tonight,
TUOOP M M'fcH l AL "
There will not be any
meeting of troop one next
week. Scoutmaster Lintott
will be out of town and will
also take in the Portland
Scout itally at the Hose
I' estival. it e in e m 1, e r no
meeting this week but there
will he one next week.
TLLUI'IHIMO HOOKS
The books were distri
buted by a few of the scouts
Saturday. A very poor
showing of stouts were
Pit sent. 1 you scouts ex
pect to get to Diamond Lake
this year you have got to do
some tall hustling and help
get the necessary cash to
pay for getting our equip
ment there. You will be
called again for duty, very
soon so be ready to do your
Rstii J
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MuMilon. n5.1!
Marl,nML I
'"tervj
iun:munitr ...
" Ihe bltr
mornin.
Sooui Kan, h
lllllld I
'o Mar.b!iH4
heir. .." r-l
Kram i..
wlli Ollin fc,
''.-Id. nm nr
iii out iui, a-
ViciV
Papa: Wk
been, Jlmmit'
Jlni: Fnhia
we will but.
t
Wht hstn -A
n noisy
hcmuu ir:
erai wh id
and comb La.
I ang.
I i
In the Hit.
( xanilnttWa J
asked to wr ,
on Llnoiln.
d In the fc!
was born a
iner day '
ame to ,
.Mayflower
fwn i? r
cherry tr
known, tit
leg cabin
heljnd hit ttA
A travflr
fnrmer wv
with bis tv
Mart, go (lew
(I i ma nee.
analn. 7ht:t&
er would u'i
i ult v Kttto.
I'inallv m fi
l-roacht-d tS (4
ou.'ly.
-Not u I b
"Is he bait
V He l
iifraid III W S
ne wen t " 7
steps eri k
to listen.
vppi.h'ATI'V?
AUCTION SALE
at 2:30 o'clock every Saturday,
S28 N. Jackson. Also farm salsa
handled. Sales made daily.
Radabaugh & Patterson
Christian Church Sunday Eve.
.TnnA in li... .. ,L . ,', ... ,
- - ' . iiuirn ui I III- CSHIUIO f I
and Eskimo land family igloos, !
reindeer, travel over ice. Edu- i
iionai pictures.
i
BROCCOLI W'
Wo can supply r?.
varielv. KOUND PIUS3'
HomiiW
PROFESSIONAL ClJ
DH. M. H. ri,ii.--i'
... m I an, SI I
siciHn. in
omeinmg to talk aoout wnen ane
nas a headache.
i-
a man did spring from the mon
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if
I Circus day takes money away.
f f J To Spend Sund?y Here
When Eve first saw the little hoi-, Mr an1 Mrx- s- v- A,,t'OI and to
low between Adams collar bona and ''""h'"". J.-an and Alire. ami Mr.
shoulders, she doubtless thought it a "" ,r"' H " '"""r "'H m.iinr
nice place to cry on. down from Cciiibct drove, where they
fc A. . rpiidp. to aiirnd the baseball mme
'sa.e "l. S. Vl '" ''-. K. All.n. Mr. Kle,,er. who In
, a,d little Boy Blue, as he blew his .he t.nher nl Mra. H. E. Allium, is
manncer rf the Cottace tlrove bas-
EAT YOUR
SUNDAY CHICKEN
DINNER
Topped Off With
Home-Made Ice Cream
at
DEER PARK INN
Mrs. M. I. Winn
Proprietor
ENGINEERING AliDf.
Hrllakle
COLE AND SPg
Con m y Sunepr i
LICENSED ENS2
Onnrt Hon-"
A..
ball teiim.
"Hy specks in the noute is sure
ign that swattm' ain't resorted' too
Ilnlrk ih. r.ir'of the hour.
See imr n. weed rultms rnltiia
I'T. We rar y all kinds ol cuim.tiur
i-eih aril vtvd cuitlnn wti.
Wharton llnx.
BUICK MOTOR COMPANY
i i. in r. MniK-vN
M 0 T 0 I?" S 110 P G A RAG E
Rocburg, Oregon
DAILY WEATM6R REPORT
moth." I. s. Wi.itnr Bureau, local office,
j e- Kosehui . Ore.. : hour etiillnir 5 a. tn.
j .Vi'i.mi't'il.. batteries r.-. -haretl. ;.i ' , c,piU,l0n " Hundredths
icenu. M,.tor Shop liarae. llinheat t. hi;.. iature raterlay..
o l...it I. iu;h : iiture last nicht.. .:,3
1 BROCCOLI PLiNTt l'reci.:iiin, j, :4 bol
BROCCOLI PLANTS r.ital ,im ,. ..., fi,, , mh
.iiiki iiieei-i mr Una niiinih.
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SUNDAY DINNER
MENU
SOUP
Cream of Chicken
SALAD
Lettuce and Tomato
Choice of
Fried Spring Chicken, Maryland
Style
Baked Young Chicken, Savoy
Dressing
Baked Virginia Ham. Southern
Style
VEGETABLES
Nw Potatoes and Pea. in Cream
DESSERT
Tapioca Pudding. Custard Sauce
NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL
mttllNG
Notice is hereby Oiven to the legal
yoters of School District No. 4, of
JViURlas County. State of Oregon, that
the Annual School MectinR of said
"strict will be held at the HiSh
bchool in the Board room; to begin
at the hour of two o'clock P. M, on
the third Monday of June, being the
lath day of June, A. D., 1923.
This meeting is called for the pur
rose of electing two directors to serve
ror a term of tjiree years, and the
transaction of business ubuiiI at such
meeting.
Hated this 2Slh day of May, 1923.
Attest:
A. J. nEpriES. Chairman.
v. J. MICELLI. Mstrict Clerk.
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NURSERY!
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SPECIAL
For Sunday
Jointed Fried Chicken V
SERVED FROM 11:30 TO 1:30 ANDFR'
TO 7:30
60 Cents
THE ROSE CONFECTION
FECTIOIN
W 1I.1.IAM HKl.L, 0!erver.
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