Roseburg news-review., August 01, 1923, Page 2, Image 2

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PrF TWO
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW
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J':i!;--Mhr V IK",,,hs !'y mui! r,t, BY BERTS BATES
I a: 1 v, bv carri.-r, p r mou'': - - ;' , I
WVt-kly NVwm Kt vi.-w, hy mall, in r yri.r i
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Toa Associated P-en.i l n..luiveiy eiulll.'il I" " '"r ,"?,",.", ?
of Hll urv i illrfj.un-hfo i radiu l to It or I"1 oltierwlse s.-.mi-J In """ ' .i
Slid lu N lot i' naa ..jl,i,i, o.l h.ire'll. rutins of reput)!!. stlen ol e. u;
Jn.i..ttel,..ii IhtvIii nlwo r. served.
prist ulllLU Ut Ji(JhfljUri,
, 1.7.
hlili lrd us tcouil i la.in li. alter -May 17, ut III
In koii. under t!iu Au m jlurdi
KUoluUhG, OritXuN, Wi-NrSLAV, ApoTsr I."l9:'3.
now am'kktisixc; works
GOOD EVEMNCS FOLKS
A coupla a?natorg
Were in our mloit
Yestiddy and they
Both hook our paw
Especially the one
With which we
Mark the X
On the ballot
DUMBELL DORA THINKS
Balmy (bomby) breezes meant war
atmosphere.
Ye d. went in to a local hashcry
this noon and watched the town chanr
II is inU'i-cstiiiir to i'jx'ctilatc cm what the condition of retail
tr-A' v i.rld l, in a cl'y or town wi.tr.' thy merchants had never
1.. a ii,..;,. i,. in :,iKi.i!i.-..-. The fuct that such a condi-
T , ' - ,.,:,.. ,,. I,.,ve I peen harmonica player eat corn on the
tluli is Uiilisiuii H.Uk.ue.s tuat a PillUlUnie Oi UUsilus., nan "'l ;l , coo and it wag a marv.0u demonstra-
proved by experience thai wlvertisinj is a wonderful help nation.
JjiiiKiiiU- up trade and good will. Ji a non-advertisinjj town, j '
there cuid be ejected to be a large number of rather small A standard
stores. Stores would R-nd to e'r.ia.ize. 1 ho.ie that sliovea ecip-ion her husb,nd., Inc0me ani the an
tional enterprise, or lh.it had specially Rood facilities for offering ( wer flencrally that m.ybe she can
bargains, would not be able to succeed in attracting the public,"1"
attention to whicli they were entitled. Trade would tend to ko " Some tolk, idea of pleatarltnes i.
old rui - to ti'.e nlaces that had thfi most convenient locations, J ,miiir,a to your face and then hurry
. , ' , , . , ,i,; I, ,.,.,.iMi 'i.i-p rifTi'i-. ling over to the bank to see what yoMr
with less ivtard to ti'.e iiuestion as to which concerns veie w11"-'-;, is.
injC the lowest prices and best values. If in such a city a good! $
number of entei prising and skilful merchants should start adver-l The existence of so many tea hound
Using ..n mi adupiale s.ale, the result would be to attract a JZ
amount of lri.de to those stoics. They would grow rapidly. 1'itrt petting.
of that new biHim ss would come from outside territory, but a lot , $
of it would com, from other local stores. Quite possibly '' IwiMjitjlj to
sucii a campaign h;id been jaii'sued lor some years, there might r,!mej ruitt Knowe.
not be so manv stores as there were before. Some of them would , Dear cuitt: That mean. Lounae
, I'll I Lliira DC I II ac-
be apt to find they could not compete with the advertised stores.!
Ihe sidvtrtis-jd .'ton s would get sueli a large volume ,of trade I Radi0 recriving seta will not have
that tl.c v vo;,ld tin bu.Miie.-.s on a smaller margin of profit mail 'reached perfection until each and
.... . ,, , , 'every machine it cauipped with a late
was mxt.-'sary ufiore, yet mal.e a satislactory n-turn. i lie cosiim0(iel hair.tr,flfler machine gun, so
of distribution would be reduced to the consumer, because ihe i that every time a broadcasting station
, , , , ...i.i puts uo some duck to sing "Aggrava-
ovcr.iei.il iinU :n; s charge to ue made nga: si ea.-n ai ncie wumu itln, p ., or ..lf You Don.t See Mama
DAILY
NEWS'
LETTER
Gossip of Staff Corre
spondents at World
Centers of Population.
OUR SYMBOL
md YOURS
TODAY
Golden Folly.
Main Street Goes.
Pursuit of the Rainbow.
..vl Li
.WO':..
ny WEim c. .Aim
Intirnatlonal Nb- Si-rvice Staff.
C'otTfHponiU'nt.
SAX ANTONIO. Ti'X.. Aim. 1
I.lnuiil sold has transfornipil Lulinu.
Ti'Xaa, from a sletpv little hamlet of
Sun houIs into a hiiKtliiiK. hunt linn
I miinlclii.'illty of approximati-ly 5,000
! litlialiituntH almoHt iivit iilnht.
I It was all brought about when the
"folly" of two youihs from San
MartOB, Texas, provcil to be a golilea
lilream. What tan said to bo a "dry
i hole" In oil country mane:, came In as
a KuahiT. Hpoutlnx hundreds of bar-
r.a of the gold-black fluid over the
!..-....... I.L..I. . U .. .I,...V,.L I
Wlih the flrnt aiHiitt anil roar ftf
lh oil the trRtisfortiiiilion of the little
village bi-Kun. HlKliiiU pouts, forin-
rlv the anchorage of sleepy-eyed
! hroni hoa and family Ix.liliins, furnish
jid parliiiiK apace for Kasolim- huKKles.
rauxiii); from the jr.ouu variety to the
.r'vver of tl.e Imh pi nileiit lease
I worker. Each train on the Southern
i 1'aiific railroad illituorged cargoes of
wllileyed scouts for liiK oil com
piinies and human freight hunting
Ki't-rich-qulck snaps.
Mama
en the bi.cger volume of trade. Thus advertising works ill 'Every Night You Can't See Mama At
, . r . , , 1 I . iw. mm mo wnoic wgnvg can inogi nim un
l :(' ll.ieresi oi iiie commtiitiiy as v. e:i as f.'iui:: me nvcua w wc
be
the
d eider.
CONCKilXIXC TAXI
the spot and not be so all-fired par
. i.euiar about the spot.
I "31
i The village square in North Rose
burg needs a stMue and something
: unique for it would be a piece ot
,. r . 3culpture showing Henry Fofd riding
Those w ho lui'.e the say about the expenditure of tax moneys a horle-
f rcpiei tly speak of the wjistvlulness of armies and na ics. They I
w i .ii, us does evervone else, tl:;it such national safeguards were LETS GO
i ii.- .1 . i He kissed her in the garden
mincer s an- ami that the hinds needed lor their maintenance when the moon was shining bright;
mi, 111 I e oivei-ied to serve oilier purposes, remarKS an exenauge. nut sue was a marnie statue ana
I. at . a rule th"v have very little to say about our standing army
He was drunk that night.
of tax cihvlors and spenders, which is iore than five times tne, whcn helr, f.er prai.ia hi.
i . . i i ii- : ii .....
M.'.o ol our aimy ami nav y coniiiineo. j it mis connection me i c- ncignrors its pouars to aougiinuts ne
( et ret.ort of Ihe taxation eoinmiltee of the Micliii'an flankers' i
as m iciiti io" is i;'.rticu'a'i'l' interestino;. The committee asserts.
'wants to sell his home.
1" Y
We have often wondered which is
that, in the past fifteen years, more than 1,(100,0(10 laws have been the most dangerous, getting overheat-
pa.v-.cd in the counlrv to control the lives and business activities of cd or ovtrh"-
. 2trf
our people, and that one individual in twelve of our population is ' t . , .
1 1 ' 11 .There isn't much to a social func-
:.up.nrted by the laxpaymj? public in one way or anotl:er. In the tion m a hicktown except whipped
:ii.'.e of Michigan, ..() per cent of the wealth newly created every crcam ma.von"ai" drina-
ve;:r -.oes to p:.v for i;o ernnienl, state, local or national. The 3r f "4"
. . . Any woman can buy a hair switch
t n:t, (l Mi'.tes jvi.vernnii llt :is salaries to OO.OOO civilians ana and a complexion but there is no way
the several states have more than twice that number on their pity- ,0 uka and e' by he kltchen-
lulls. Add their families and dependents and you will under-1 t" x i"
.... , , i i ,. . r i1 EPe stole softly up to him and laid
.-.tail'! the sui-prismy; totals ami tne cost of our governmental . her hand caressingly upon his head.
ran her fingers through his silky dark
brown locks, then gently placed a hand
on ech of his smooth soft checks. She
r.ii6ed her facs to him showing her
old up their har. ds in horror hlm from ,, deeo b,u. ev " 7sh.
:u toe ll,ou;;!H 01 "'"vei'iinii'iit invnei
hous! kei 'ping. Is it ;my woudi r that tax-free securities are pop
ular. ;.i d tiiat so many supposi illy upright citizens are to be sus-
pec :.';( ol ferret I ulness m tne matter of their tax return'.' Is it
i' ny v tieiii'r that 'in : t bus'
.Many pi "pic can't name ;hc victories wmi by the Aniericiin
ba.es in (nir hi:. (uric ,..rs, but thev know just when the home
bail mi:o beat t.ie mar hv towrs.
are they
pocket v c
'I ne
i1'. aid I . t
;r iii I '.i;.,l.uid fur the bones of Pocahontas, but
hard to find as the bones (luit were in vour
Lerdav.
:. he"!s oii:;ht to show ;;oi ii many people how to
baked opinions.
Ln.-r
1 '-,-,,
e
r I-'clks:
When .loliii 1'el
ii:y,h a bit. l-e d-H-t
I et a hit w ith w iiai
a, id old. ar.d v id i! -u
ilh K"M. S .'hi
weeks in bed. wi!h
leeal. 'I'hey place a .-
Ie;i.-i " and not ;. ;
. iiei'e.
Wh !
los do. :or
f.;.s to -b
, or two w iil v: you i
l-as some e : i " h and
v in!.' and (inickly ri
Wheti Johnnie (
IIM
('
Is 1 1
bee ins to
no my l...y. il
M. :Ui' e j.nt ;
ns a motor
to par.
inn be"i' to
ip or operation ol Utilities; spoke not a word, neither did he: the
oniy movement perceptible on hts part
was a slight jerk of the head as she
slipped the bit into his mouth.
X X X
We wish we were hack to the good
iold days when J. F. Barker uster stop
no the spout of the oil can with a po
tato. ! $
When our shin comes in the first
thiry we are going to buy is a bushel
j of coilar button?, a halt of shoe strings
and thrca extra pairs of suspenders.
! . $
Its a pity that all wcrthlers people
are not also lazy.
x x -i
i Some nirls are never so attractive
ts when nctng from the piano.
I1 X X
The lct way to reduce the cost of
living in Roseburg Is by telling your
nr.gi-bor she hakes the finest bread
you cer Listed.
i' x
There is a proud grandma in town,
ti' e told her preacher the other day
He ', lu-r wonderful grandson was prob
.'IMv pomg to he a preacher, explaining
t' at he was aias talking and that
m.iidy cau'd understand what he
s.;d.
x x r
Lut.-; of fo'ka nre away on their an
nual v .f.Uien and its loo bad we can't
(..fe a funH to iend the biil collcc
Ifrs riw.iv for-a rent.
x -ii x
The Ofi--.on w.i'.ermclO'i se.iscr wiil
up tne last of itv.; month and
'II l-c jio.-d to urr what they're going
to t-:te like fis )e.-,r aim muncmrg
,,'-,e 'f.f'P'd ones (rem Cil. for the
I .i..t iront'i.
i: x
vvn.i'.s hctter th in a mess cf strinj
'''" "h'"n 1 tell-r's tired and hun-
y '
Vain street, which formerly boasted
of only ono or two stores of the pen
eral variety, has blonr-imed forth with
all-nlKht restaurants and cabarets.
The scratchy phonoKrapli in George
IlarriHon's Keneral store, meetini?
pliioe anil poat office of the com
munity, has been drowned out by the
raucous tones of the quarter-in-the-slot
pinnos of the dance hulls that
came like the dew in the night.
Ir!c8 of the most necessary com
modities have soared. Where before I
money conversation dealt in pennies. ,
nickels and dimes, talk Is now of i
hundreds, thousands and hundreds of j
thousands of dollars.
Kach oil well tapped lias brought :
a bigger transi(nt population to the .
community and conversation in larger j
sn:ns. Kiirmers hav forgotten crops; .
ranchers have forsaken stock und :
cattle each Is absorbed in the game
of getting rich by horing Into the
bowels of Mother Karth anil releasing
the pentup flow of liquid gold.
With the advent of the nil scouts
and independent operators has come
the Inevitable retinue of gamblers,
scarlet women and under-world
wolves. Kvery card game known to
the frontier, from draw und stud
power to three-card monte and rou
iette. flourishes. Hundreds and
thousands of dollars, made in a day
by the qnick turnover of leases near
prospective wells and those which
have Just come in. are lost nightly on
the gamine tables.
Hut the cftizens of failing are not
worrying. Life to them is strenuous
now. hut they know the history of
oil and oil communities. They know
that within six months or a year the
flush of bringing in a new field will
have worn off: that the big oil cor
porations probably will have cornered
the field, and that the wild oil days
of 1H-:I will be amly something they
can relate to their children and
grandchildren, like the World war.
Those who came in the night will
quietly fold their tents and disappear,
hti.-detiing to another sleepy com
munity where Mother Earth has given
birth to another golden flow which
will make men rich.
"Your Partners iu Progress" is more than an ant
phrase in four words it states this Company's attitude
of partnership toward the communities it serves a lour
word declaration for mutual progress.
And it is a true Partnership. In every locality this
Company serves Medford, Grants Pass, Klamath Falls
more and more of our patrons are investing in this Com
pany's securities and sharing in its prosperity and growth
There has been gratifying progress. t)uring the period
between 1912 and 1822, the number of consumers has
grown from Gj561 to 115,123, an increase of lOU'i ; the cross
earnings from $007,010.29 to $1,()6,189.52, an increase of
287'-. The California Oregon Power Company serves a
growing, progressive region equal to the combined areas
of the States of Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecti
cut and a territory where the demand for hydro-electric,
power is still in its infancy !
The California Oregon Power Company has become
a part of your community. You can say if this progress it to
be mutual. The same opportunity extended elsewhere to
share in the growth of this industry is now extended to the
people of Koseburg and vicinity. 1,400 shares of our 7'.i
Preferred Capital Stock yielding 7.14' are now available
at $98. per share, cash or $5 monthly installments. Inter
est at C'c per annum is paid on all installments to the date
of lull payment; then the dividend rate of -7' per annum
on par applies. Moreover, the equivalent of your invest
ment, while bringing you a steady return Irom the earn
ings of the Company over its entire territory, will be used
exclusively in improvements of and additions to the proper
ties and equipment of the system.
For further information watch these columns; or ASK
ANY MEMBER OF OUR ORGANIZATION.
THE CALIFORNIA 0RS1G0N POWER COMPANY
Offices: Roseburg, Medford, Grants Pass, Klamath Fiills, Oregon
Y'reka, Dunainuir, California
PICNIC AT MYRTLE GROVE
A picnic will he given SunOav, Ana.
3 at Ihe .Myrtle ('.rove picnic grounds,
IT, miles south of Uoseburg on the
P.-ieil'ic highway. Amusements of ail
Kinds and refreshments.
EI). HKLLAINI.
OREGON WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
.v.-r ..(::! ;s to snu! T, ;ind w 1,
!.-. jvt:ier 'iMiiii.l his bed. an. I .-a
ety (.:!! I'.i'.eu hitis. For IVlYv
'.1'iiv :i l!, i( he can wield a va::d ','.;
IV j.cy.-tiT learns he':; s'( lv aici :'
uiv :.ilei!t nurses, always slaiulii ;'
sr. I'. n.re !:i door, that ,-ays: "IV
oiiiel is cw r heard, ".icpl lVI'
e ami
Kit lie's
i 's n, h
'l drips
: v ; for
bv In-.
1 MOW , ,
"id ne
'1! t jret to le
I '.'11. Il of (In.
car, wiil ste.v
waler at ih
I'.ood and w
imr blue.
' So Del.e
at henie
li.vd
ii.' !'c
rielit
O'.l
and g. t a reddish ! .
'-::'i call I'io doet ir ii but ol f to work l.c ,;oi 11. la.. , -net)
oariy morn, wit;i .j it -t an hours rest, tho r,.nv and tnen
l.i Ciiind" Wisconsin lumber com
putiy to erect mill here.
Salem Kxcavation for new SIT.OHO
suite tuberculosis hospital starts.
Uainier 7."i.iiimi reet daily capacity
ainill to v'. in on -S0-acre tract re
cently purchased by Jacohson-Heid
1. inalier ieii!i:iny.
It. A. Ilooih and associates pur
chase 7:1. ai re tract pine limber in
Crook county fur approximately S.-
r..Mi.uii.
.V.arshi'lcid awards $.i).u.0 contract
for st reel und sewer work.
Piuulee to insiall city water sysiem.
Turner to pave streets.
IVi'land -(Ynirul Presbjlerians to
erect SliO.enO edifice. .
Hanks planumc to
waterworks system,
.vt. An;el Siherton
paved.
(reKon City lets JS
pavitiK contract.
Astoria reconstruction program
keeps steady pace; new structures 1.
itii; started, oih. rs now Hearing com
pletion. 11. nd Survey of new The Daiies
(a'.il'oiiu.i Ir.itiiuay, leading soulh of
town, cotnp.etci,
M;n.-hi ield Anterican Sccuraiis
ii:nr:u. to r it SUd.uutl three-sto.-
t .MH rete ImiidinK.
Creshaiu T.o.m Imutv pit kers elil
pli" e.i iu ll:is vi. iaity.
Aioaiix - niv'iw.iy to ilarnaur
install
road
763.55
$1:1.000
to be
Btrcet
-v. .
eis a twii.!',' ol' pain within his die:-;. Ami ,m!i he
.vain, and iliipper as oi' old, fur leheni.' t.'i eii
I'.ai lie si;,,;ly Inal ;t void.
s feel 1 m
will tei
CHICHESTER S PILLS
V
tf t! nif hAt table
1 not invented to keep pr-v-m
rati. 13. '
MilD i DKUuiSIS LVLKlVtHLiu:
nearly finished.
Ori'Kon City Ilawley Pulp & Paper
company to mpke S:!ou.oeo additions
and improvements to plant.
West I.inn to have $5,000 school
ftynmasium.
Portland JjO.oiiO apartment house
to no up on East Twelfth.
Head over Orepon mountain on
frants-Pass-Crescent City hiKhway
beiiiK improved: new brldxe over.Ap
pleeate river beinn built.
Wallowa lo erect civic buildintr.
Alsea has modern movie theater
wilh fajIKio organ.
Sublimity completes paying ot high
way through town.
St. Helens co-operative -creamery
pays out $11,000 for cream during .lune.
The Dalles marketed 2.O0O tons ut
cherries this vear.
I Ashland Christian Scientists to
' build new church.
I St. Helens loading J,2"0.ip(.i feet
cargo lumber for New York.
The forestry officials have so'd
nearly 700.ouo.00o reet of stamhag
timber in Cascade forest reserve of
Oregon to Kelly and Kleishhacker in-
terests of San Francisco. Mill of
I l.ooo.ouo feet weekly capacity will be
! buiit along line of Southern Pacific.
Natron cut-off.
; Coos Pay lumber shipment.! first
six months 11123 totaled KiO.OOO.O')')
feet.
Richland JLM.SOO raised here to re
open Kagle Valley state bank.
Newport Multnomah I.umtier &
llox company getting out I'io.uUO feet
logs daily.
White Cedar company to put on
steamer between Port Orford and
Coos Pay.
1 Old Oregon Trail considered 'cst.
of highways leading from the east to
' the coast.
The lied Pinl, a fully equipped sport
model for JJ1S.
J TODAY'S MARKET :
t REPORT t
Price Paid Farmers for Produce.
J Putter 25 to 30 rents.
Hutierlat. 40 c.
Kcss. 2 5 cents per dozen.
liens, heavy, 16c: light, 10c lb.
1 Unifiers 1 So to 23 c.
Veal, dressid So to 12c IV
-Hogs, dressed, 12c. 120 to 160 lbs.
weight.
I Honey, local rroductloa. 10c lb.
! Caseara bark. n.22. ?i... Ih
Retail Prices on Mill Product.
Millrun. $l.4ti to $l.."ai sack of SO
lbs.
Cracked rem. $2 :,rt per loo.
Flour. se:t wheat. $1.70 sack.
Flour, hard wheat, $i.l5 and
2 20 sack.
Rolled barley. $l.tu a sack of 70
I STATE PRESS J
t COMMENT J
Just what It will profit Curry or
1 any other county In Oregon from
: haxing a tax supervising and con
servaiion commission, as provided
J by the action of Ihe last legislature,
same to be nppo.ntec by the gov
1 ernor. is more ihan county officials
1 or lies' y taxpayers of this rounty
can utidoi'SI and.
1 Seme weeks nsn six names were
.submitted to (iovernoi- Pierce by
Comity Jm'o;e Wood, from which the
stale executive might appoint a com
mission of three, hut tip to this
1 time nothing further has been
I !.earl from the matter, although
j Ihe governor has appointed some of
I the commiiisions and they have al
' ready licet; 11 to funrtion by appoinl
. fnc a clerk or si cretary. who is to
drew a salary not in excess of $2500
; i. year in counties of less than loo.
, 0110 population. T!:e members of
j tli" commission are to serve v. holly
I without compensation, but there is
nn law compeilini; them to serve,
j It is hard to see where Curry
j county, a small county, with its lax
. ction matters pretty ably handled. Is
'to receive any particular benefit
from tacking on another county em
ploye or employes. who?e total sal
aries can r':n as high as $2500 a
year, and who In rcalitv will do lit
, tie or nothing more than is being
j done hy the presenr officials.
Hut all the tixpayers ran do is
to bide their time, grin and bear it.
and then when they find a few dol
lars tacke l onto their taes. pay 'em
and say I hey like it. It will be like
a dose or castor oil -makes you sick
cuing and coining. Cold Peach Reporter.
it H
Whole corn, $2.20 per 10 lbs.
The IMIsrlit of Ihe KartmT
The iiuestion of marketing farm
products and the prices of those
products Is a very live one. It is
now- heic discussed as never before
Many suggestions and many reme
dies are offered, i recall that cue
or tli,- first arts or the present na
tional administration, after cunven
irg congresr in special session, wa
the etiai tinent of what war then
known us the emergency tarilf b:ll.
rlacinc a duty of 1!5 cents a bushel
n ! !. lis a'.ithois claimed thai
would rem. tly all dililculties and
me. t n'l eni.-rgenries. In otter
wn-.Is ii was the old cry of the liith
proti .'tiotiist w at Hie tar!:.' r.as .'
cur. -al fur cv rviblnr. Put in thi
instnnce II has failed. Wheat has
cone down fteadlly In price since
I lie en . I'nent of the bill.
In lueobcr. i:20. wheat wa --'
ing at $2.13 to J-' Jit P:
Now comes hrmrtiw
..-...,..-i i,,n ,1.4, n e-i
.l ,ft,, ,w ... - -
congre.-s Iw cal!d anil '
. ,1 This ,nWl
' i....,,! i,,,fnr ad'nmnifQl 01
I u...c!n.l ,if r.WIPriM Will
not met then? Nor fas it f
', ror1ti. ni tn add Inn
j listen as well to in "i"e
! people" betoro actinr.
Why conMDP tns
wheat? Iicanti'Tri"! ii
.. .,. tk
many bushels orc w
last year, owins 10 u '
iiaid IMe tarmer.
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