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Newspaper Page TextPOSEBUBO News REVIEW. MONDAY, JUI V 30. 1"g1. PCE TWO ROSEBLJ RG NEWS-REVIEW Issued Daily Except Sunday it. u . iiA'j i;s l.KifT it. hATKS Jiuil, r v ar. by mail.... Jiil, six iimn;!:, hy Jjjtiiy, ilirw immtln, by niuil lially, k 1 1 L 1 (. month, by mull liaily, by arm-r, n-r month V.'im kly NfWM-lt vnw, by mail, p r yi miM&JMi MIlRnFRFR r" HA-a m sz i w w mi u n ki kill uii . i'ii:,i,i.i,t ami .i..n..i-. r jp m -Tf SilSS Dlf!tf IftPC HRINICq PROM v,;'; B asv v umiiiiiiiu i uum I." BY BERT G. BATES ;, . 1 i ;tr.. .. 2.00 Mrwlirr uf I u A I, Irrt I'rrn, U A.eln'.e,l r-sse 1 i-i:luivi.ly ciiUtl.il In 11. un '"r , J, of nil new.. .11 ..pan hi- .refill, il to II or re. I otn.-rwlHu .-M t .-. t n tin. i.. to nil leal ii.ua nikhli".l h-re'n. All rinls cl in,dlillill"0 ol aire'it' l. a tior.ln ar iiihu n m rvu. Klltcred an second i iass inatn-r May li, JiiJu. at Iho On mm. under tint A' t of .March - I Utl I'' al lto.-..in "ROSEbUKG, OREGON. MONDAY, JU'.V 30. ,C. TAKING UOAIIDKKS. GOOD EVENING'FOLKS Didn'tia 'bout me't Yestiddy ani we'll het Ya walked around the house And puffed and snorted Like an Esnee engine . Trying 1o r-aKe R ce Hill hut Prophet Bell Savs t-e heit won't last And we Icnow it can't Keep scorching more'n A cou.nla or three Months more. $ $ $ DUMBELL DORA THINKS Anonymous letter writers wear skunk skin capes. f f f The dawn, days will soon be with u folks. HOT DAWG! A luckv mn is he who after per ROW SLAYERS Appeal to Board of Pardons I Planned by Attorneys for ex-Model Pupil NEW TRIAL PLEA FAILS more to look iifUT llu'ir own wants. The people who d. open their ;Thfn Bhug. s-chug, s-chug and the homes ami take people in as boarders rewk'r a service that is ap- j charm ii none, precialod. Many women who desire to earn a little .money have They never stop thee gvpsie, looked at it as a forbidtliitjr task and dreaded it for years beforo i strange. underlakinjr it. Hut on doing it they found their quests so appre- ; Toch,,g.our ,ortune "nd Uke y,ur native and helpful that they made new friends in life, and ,b- 3ut. with mocking laugh and cheery taiiud rewards far j;realer than the cash they earned In lliese Tert3My ,tca they thug limes when rents are hijrh, many peo)ile would like to board in- s-chug by. sleart al selling up Homes lor inemselves. it is lor many sinnii families a sensible solution of the iiijrli cost of living. o -. TliK GROWING GIANT. A fleeting smile and your heart is gone Memoy only is left to cherish love on, And a sweet sad pain that must be home. They s-chug away, though love has dawned! II would ;--m from the ever-ii:crei:.siug Tire losses in th S. that the adult portion of our population is i-oi.g'-nitally careless c.-iy gpsy maids of the u. S. brand land ; .. . . u- , r , , , . .. i , , ., i I ;i i, ;il .., i.,. wno neat tne oest rrom Bonemia s ill 1 1 1 1, li n 1 1 1 n ; in I ill: I ill.. 1 1 i i.i cl I in i ii i iirnoioii 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 ill i n i ii, in u says The Manufacturer. Since it is! They're seet and clean "all to the teach an old dog new tricks," it 1ms ! o00"-. . th.m... th. nlH car s-chu2' e 'onoir.ic waste by burnin; diffieull, or impossible, to been reognizi (1 by Cilucators that in order to stem the tide of de '.ruction by lire, the younger generation must be brought to :"ali,:e th::t i!ie incineration of material wealth at the rate of if 1 . !-.",' "i a day ri prc-ents a national danger and be taught ihe rudinieiils of lire pre entiou so as 10 wage a succctul battle against the .''lan.es. There has consepiently been a growing move ment for fire prevention education in the schools and elexen states have already placed upon tii"ir statute books measures calling for Mich instruction. Only fifteen minutes a week aiv devoted to the subject, but it is held that even in this space of time milt h good may lie accompuslieil. in order lo meel uie demand lor a .standard fhsy tell us. those who have tried it. work of iiu'truetion. the national board of fire underwriters, with " Ukt the f,ounl! distilled ,. . i .-i . , , , , essence of honey spread thick on a the a.si.-tance ol the I . .S. bureau ot education has published a p. fee of pumpkin pie. Away back in maneal known as "Safeguarding the Home Against Kire," an 1 't"c ri,m ioy'ul vears ao before v" , ,ii r . i . ii ii ,- i . !ost ollr teeth and our cinch on the tins is, the basis ol study in pract icaily all ot the states. 1 here can beauty prize, the prettiest airl in all world told us with her eyes that it felt like a covey of ouail flying out Yours for hetler steel pens in Salem, LIGHTHEADED HARRY. $ An editoiial says that the greatest surprije to riirl who gets kissed for 'the first time is tere is no taste to it. Tne editor who wrote that h?s caused arother editor to be all "net ui" an e remarks: "No taste to it? Well, by the hen feathers on Cupid's dart, but the News man must be color-blind in the palate. Fourteen - Year - Old Convict, Facing a Long Sentence, Retains Stoical Pose A woman who was seeking employment was asked the other day why she did not take boarders in her home town or elsewhere, j IShe shook her In ad 'with distaste. She h;.d inquired of a number of people who had experience in that line, mid they said that they i could make little money at it, and .that it was hard work. And ( yet it is a thing that women have always done, and many of Lhem i have thereby maintained comfortable homes. Also there is in nimiv places a great demand for this service. Young women who mitting his backyard garden to grow . r .i r. t -.. . r j;rr;.iillv up, finds tnat tne wee-s mane goou go to unfamiliar cities as teachers often complain of tne dilliuuu eens of finding satisfactory boarding houses. Perhaps some people discourage women from carrving on this form 'or work, by the1 it's the heat, harry. . .. , i , ,i... i i. .,,,,1 Dear Prunes: I ate one of those many demands they maue. l lie la.uiauy may oe at tne oec . , eoarM eNck, dinner, yr. iTwnu c;ill oi ner guests every minute as tne result ui turn u-iuam i aay ani wuz onm men. mmcn iio , anything for themselves. Such a woman must live a life of Z'''" " " "mple drudgery, and is not likely to be well repaid for her time. If she hires a servant to render personal service, then her own returns Cay gypsy maids of the u. A ' , i i i No "ride the cars' on the smootn may lie too small to render the enterprise desirable. .Many wo-, hlanway: men would find it easier to secure board if they would do a Utile And there's many a glimpse of a red be no doubt that the teaching of fire prevention in the schools will cause the coming generation to become fire conscious in tin prop.T tteiise. The economic benefits of such a const rue! ie move ment can scarcely be overestimated. -o- A i m i: th. cl'll.iii'al. Oregon penitentiary means little lo the pro judging from the recent number of escapes. The clexer fell-.iw mioii finds his way to libcrlv. I i: Tj s j f ' lear l-olk.s: S,m: Will: "ii n..ikes me .sit k to think of IMmui:,! V.iecn a vcfifiiff X'alentino pants w i'.h stripes of red jm! gr, , :,, J f ' 11 .-.i.i! mv girl auav frum iui- y s!i"ihing to le r la ail, ht . In U ,; . 1 rir ith j.vlf g-ease k bi n lu-s out '.hi part ' Xi.'i I:.-, ;;e itt was Mx.rtefti. a I'.-kle l.id w.i,. p.,, .. !'' " le';'.:;:i' had wtuild 1 1, tow him in a si -a i. wo-n w u. hh nis neari gieu. coin, and tlten lie d t,if is (,' I . ,i t av, av the old. el 'o' b's .m'iI was .J ; l.!ae wnh loxe l.r M 1 1 ''u .1 to h..c .. ready s;nl,' lor lin.! ...me ) ",! i, Hex i r I I Vim : ' o K Si 'i ill !,'. .1 ;.d I'lia-.'u . .'e.'.m.i -v e nl li, i !.!.' 'i I ill eei .'pare ! Mar.- Hean 1 in.i-e fi-.-i, uenl i; ,1 II. to il' ."."i 1- I ii.l .is "I: '' i'l'.U, i s t!,;:t I .w M V. el on i:.lm r.il.1 tea., i':.r 'cen; il hi d . p .ii V. i - r- r be ; I co. I . , '.llllii Mil i: -1 . r ii ii. , .1 i.i '. :-. i:.!- l.l. 11 1 nil 'e I. , i:r I .M l r i ? - 1 . 1 1 1 (i r, t-ach ear and ended with a sensation like a flock of angels pouring molas r.e.i down one's back. No taste to the first kiss' Great Scott! It would make a wooden cigar store Indian's li.nr curi an his toe nails nuiver in ecfiiacy." Thvm Gwnia Minstrels were in our midst today cracking gags and sundry other items sn-H we still maintain that when it comet, to good wholesome rmucement "them cullud folks" can sure -knock 'cm daid." '3r Vc 5u;po!-e the girls wear green it" i( s hec.iuse they're ceo! and red wets hecansf they're red. You can t-rt thfv didn't wear red shoos be Cfittvt their feet arc Mrge or homely or ,t ,Tny rate home town girls don't. - 1; Came Cirybb is a waitress in a local a Tne 'rr-a'e of the species is more '(,. Dv o t on bait. A f r th.it cannot smile la seldom tw tn wl,ile. J "i, H.ijm Watson has arrived 1 ., 1? tn ,.i tin- iretron all dolled out in '"v gotu.f tegs and he wears his ' '" "'' f I c a professional. We never .Mo.-, ,uc(, fnc imDt D0. '" .1-1 t is wonderful what those v,i' 'o to feller. T s "' 5 u ,,ny in,t it takes up a ' ' .if?1 we hafta to do it r '"'k.nq can gets tipped. r -i' ' r .1, fr ,M their onr half-piece '' ' ' ' 's bcnhfd hair were ' t? the Mosher street swimmtn' ' - i- t-,,i.iy si-r.nj fSount No.:o 10 1 ' ' ' T-... v r A1 'UH MAIL f " i. P-t -r.-: Where do flies po In " v '", r ti e .' STHM. l ' ' -' - ' it. we don't know but , -'' rhr o there in the ium- Hy CHKSTEIt B. IIAH.V. ' f Intornational Ni-n- S,.rvii-e Staff Correspondent.) IHNGHAMI'TON, N. Y.. July 30 tllu-eyed, blond-lmlrcd Elmer WksIi- of tlie :iK-U renlUKP, Cyrus I'liyne, rests his late today with the slale board of par dons. The boy bIuvit lias the one lonK. Ion chance that nn .-iiieal to bem aile by hia lawyers will aave him from the eaHtern pi'iiitentiary and permit his transfer to an Institution where lie will not have to be kept In a murdcrer'H row. KaciitK a terra of from 17 to 19 .veers, upon conviction of second tie wee murder, the boy who uspd to be a model Sunday scltoui liuull una h.in I'-.-inher's idol in the public school is ready to pay . the penalty for hi (-.uie: but ho hopes to be ahl" to K a ireu'er" tr an i.istitutio t where iv v ill not l.tiv-? to associate vrtth men r'.'-ped for d.iens of jen?. in cr'ae and where he can lay a foundation fur a new life when he finally steps forth from iirinon early in his thirties. A motion for a new trial ha-i b"cn denied by J in lire A V. Smith, who im posed the heavy sentence. There seems no chance of shortening :hat sentence, save throiifh aeti.m by 'he board of pat-dons. The boy's whole hope now lies in the last tletei mined ptfurts of hit two attorneys T. A. Dougherty, of Susiiuelianna, .tnd Al bert Davi::. of Montrose. Calm and almo.st without comment, the quiet-mannered, centli-voiced hoy besan his penileniiary term this week. He is resinned to whatever fate holds in store for him. he said. He'd like to take alone the itioutli-oisan the sheriff hnut'ht for him. mill he'll iui t the little dainties the sheriff's wife used to carry him from the kltehen. Iiul there is no tight left In him. He heard the sentence of "not less than seventeen years and not more than nineteen years" without flinchine, and he began to serve it without showinc any more emoliun than clenrhine his I slim, pale fists and Rriltini; hia teeth. I Hut his lawyers will not let it so at i this. Here is only a boy fourteen he 1 was only thirteen when he crept upj and smashed in the head of the rich old recluse who has started liie wronir. they pointed out today. Aceorilins to the plan now under' consideration, the stae board of par-1 dons will be petitioned to reduce the; bo 's sentence and to ortler him con-j fined in another institution, where he: can receive both mental and physical i training that will fit him to take a place In civilized society when his term expires. Jttdye Smith, who sentenced (he boy, believes him to be puilty of first decree murder. He revealed tills in ex piainiiift why he imposed almost the maximum penalty for the second de cree verdict. "While we recret that we do not see how there could have been any modification or reservation of a ver dict of murder in the first depree," he said. "Every element of murder In the first decree was covered hy the evi dence. The jury passed upon that question: and It Is not for us to dis runs further." not suiiicient to ftt-t him up off . the floor was no nice thing fur a former champion to carry out with him in hia last fittht. No one but Wlllard ever will know whetlipr he wan reallv out and unable to continue or whether he figured that j the end was inevitable and ilia' he! would escape further punishment and possible permanent injuries by senilis out when he had a ttood chance. It is certain that Wlllard made no violent effort to cet up on his feet, but it may be that his leg muscles had be- come partially paralyed, even if his head and his mental faculties were not. impaired. Ray Karcher, Willard's business i manager, w as frank enounh to admit I that the big Kansan could have got-j ten up. but that be would only have , gone down ajtain as he was through. Criticism or Wlllard s acllo.is de pends on the point of view and it brings up the oN question of ethics. In Europe an athlete who is hope lessly beaten and who endangors him self by continuation, can "retire" in good grace and nothing is thought of it. Mile. Leglcn did that in the Uni ted States, and they are still talking about it because American ethics of sport require that on athlete should rfo throurch or die. Willard left himself open 1o sus picion, however, because he was harged with doing the same t) at Toledo when he refused to come from his corner in the Dempsey fiitht, nfter he had taken a terrific beatins. It is rather st ranee that In both in stances. Wlllard decided not to con tinue after he had taken the worst of the beating and when it seemed that his opponent was spent. All of American sportsmen do not' agree, however, that a fighter should run the risk of permanent injuries just for the take of being crowned for Id anee at V1 MUSIC BY THE 0. A. C. Strollers 7 PIECES Tuesday, July 31, Roseburg, (W "ITS REAL MUSIC" ' : : m Sameness. "Why should he have gotten up? He knew perhaps, that he couldn't win, and the wise thing for him to do was to take the count and escape the danger of being badly hurt. No one can say that he took a dive and noi " a letter fron Z one calf deny that ho look a bad beat-1 "'""durff ot Rosei,urf in? all the way through the fieht." "- lr-iK. reci-wtmi.: Jack lirittim, former world's welter-: P"" rail firm. who. weight champion, said after thel rte ' her plci3m fight. , ' j"ms "! sheriff o According tn ' ' Story. Mr ri- . HOKEIHlu; 1VOMAX fOQl-ILLE. Ore t v ! Plaint w:i K-i i fice in n i;: " lQ( t: I'ltrxE moi is iHi The prune -Myrtle 'reek se i atisfactorlly. In ! r-hotes from hr I v. r jess' mm Hy HKMtY U FAHIiKMa. (I'nltfd Ti-psr Sports Kdtior) Ni:V YORK. July an. rniud Pk ss). -When Jfss Willaril was onun it'ti out in hi corner on on knro, with I. uis r.rpo Ktantlinff bcliiiul him i-o krd to srnij over another rluht h m. iminv f Hit' JhO.0m who saw th fithi foil that t ho fornnT hrnvywfi.yht vhampion hail quit roh). Kvtn a doubt that hia couraci! was 1,11 elher is hot stuff. t TODAY'S MARKET X REPORT 1 $ Price Paid Farmers for Produca. P.Uti r ;i to III) coots. Hutierfat, ;;sc. Eggs. i." cents per doten. II-lis. heavy, ICe: light, 10c IH. lirolUrs 1 Sc to i5 c. Veal, dressed so to 12c lb. Hogs, drcsoed, 12o, 1;0 to 1(0 weight. houcy. local productloa. 2"o lb CiM iirii hark. 1S22. t l-c Hi. Retail Price an Mill Products. I Millruti, Jl.Stt to fl.til' -ark of SO ll.s. ( r.nk.d corn. 12.r,. per Inn. El. mi-. iiit wheat. M . u sail;. . Elenr. linr.1 wurat. II. US and Kollid harlej. 1 1.4.1 a sack of TO .It" Whel' rorn, 12.20 PiT 1''0 lbs. "those long- r tailed shnts! Cameron Manila Ciotm There's high shirt 'mileage in CAMERON Manila Shirts for serviccsta' tion men 6? all ' who work out' of-doors in the summer! White and tan. Sturdy and roomy One of th$ Clan Cameron $1.75 crop throughout tlia , l'1"" d in her horn. 1.?' section is developing ! '-ater, she savs sh, Z In ninny of the or-C. 0. I), chars i.. 5" cuarus mere are too many prunes, ; ainotinitng to Borlt J and the growers are hoping that tho i would be Placed 011 Art w 1 Amllst itrim w 1 lllin llit.tn rtm HI,- Hires, anit Kk-j,. " ---- - - ' .,w i Hau flin . ...... iiih-i me, '"i pictures m sivniK Sinn- j ..j., lie iin.ElstJ t ftl.. r-......i. i an h.i,r 1..., w " " Jt -riiiiea :orrM. She then requested tu'.n her u'lotos tn, k... " eraily. lack, of a market, is I worry to the growere.- Myrtle Creek Mail. j o J jt LOCAL NEWS : t Arundel, piano tuner. Pfcine 1S9-L. ' The Ited Bird, a fully equipped sport model for isla. at Harth's Toggery Roseburg, Ore. NOTICE TO CREBITte In the County CoonofiVSa wreiiun tor uou?ias Csc; In Jhe matter of tie mi v i.. vi-eu, ueceasefl. Notice is herebv 21W. W dersisned has bees in ufcj. Coimtv Ciiitrr of r,.!.. Painless extraction of teeth at room exm. duiv jnnnin,oi j LJ 0, fliasonic Temple. I)r. Nerbas. the est::te of .n 1 8t J eu, anu an pfrsoM toiac n-,. r , 1 t ,j t,, i t , t .. r . nil new viwi.iiiui jv-u jjiiu is neie. against said esme Cut gladioli, Gflc and 75c per dozen. 1017 Corey avenue. Call evenings. .--i yimvi lor hc.r Deputy Sheriff &, .wn,i,6 nun lne Btter See it at the Service Garage. SI'IREIJ.A COHSKTS, Made Measure, llell Case, Phone 3D1-L. The Overland Red Dlid is world's lowest priced sport model. trekr4rtJ rrj to present the sat w ilea wnn voijciientni.. i. to nersisned at hi! Rfifonie (rrove, Oreeon, or to ,'oti I. Perkins I!ulldintitiP,(ltn.(.J the within six raonii (roi 4i j the lirst pub.irat:.?: ?( iaistf. naiea ana nm psiat s A new and economical way to buy 1 16th day of July, US. your o:d. A heaping truck load of ' 3A1X151 2I . Ki inch mill ends delivered direct t'roin Adinir.itnitori)f El; etas' ! th- ear for $:..r,.i per lend. J. A. DE.VN. I lie K. Red. JutoH KEEL ANU UL'II.DING MATERIALS. Jjlin T. Loaj loan k 1 1 Phone I'JS. I tnte. HOME RESTAURANT The Home That 25c Built Largest and Coolest Dining Room in the City Cleanliness and Service Our Motto Regular Meals - - 25c Special Sunday Dinner 50c Fresh at the Roadside Stall BEETS. CARROTS, NEW POTATOES, SUSS SQUASH, CUCUMBERS AND GREEN BEANS, BREAD Delicious Home-Made Pies and Other-Past? Special Bakings on Order A Lot of Winter Cabbage Plants for Sale Look for the sian-j g VANS, Dii!ard,(K i"''!'Ris ffczsierij 1 iS W tl ! uv7w,wrv'3 it -fyQt i H Couars cost more make IBI Z Wl t . LON-iiKIt fey ;j ; Yif$-' , f A SMOOTH. HOC Mi f! I j 8 KIXtK always. Call 7?. B; I. ABRAHAM r UnrcT Ore I Oh, lhcsewuw at Our finrla Fountain. I M ,r busies. A nur icc-vv- d -r- l . J r.w. Zest to Tirel rn:-j., ncom Merchants Lunch from I j The Palace oi j j STH.