Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, August 01, 1923, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextB08EBUR0 NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1MS. PAGE SEVEN i i i, MtmMMini , 1 1 niiiiii 1 1 1 i MONEY TALKS! And It DcWt Alw.y. Just Say Good-Bye, Either Ana1-' . . i,f: u e-.. rheerfu! idiot has oeen " 17 l Mlin Flow Company g""'. n 8teUVot S a5e To furnish repair, for their pities and not Den. ; aChTheTe U $100 waiting for anyone who can furnish of that statement. rWt let any such bunk keep you from taking -i omoney-saving offer on car door de ivery for September Order now. ray See Us First-We Can Save You Money torn Bureau Cooperative Exchange Roseburg and Oakland - ttMM " Oh, Those Cold Drinks at Our Soda Fountain! Here l where friends meet for a chat or business deal on these hot days, and our ice-cold sodas or Ice cream R-frees and Gives Zest to Tired Nerves .uncheons Served Incomparable Candies Merchants Lunch from to J. OLD EGYPTIAN V LIFE FULL OF L EVILS" Famous Antiquarian in New Book Reveals Ancients Led Hectic Careers DIVORCE PREVALENT Drunkenness. Polygamy and Other Signs of Human Frailty Prevailed This Age. in The Palace of Sweets L - , ' " Hi 1 PLEAD ROT GUiLTY. TO BOOZE CHARGES OUR WORK IS the superior machine grk, results thai bent the , orthoa nt istiorimis tu4 labor lot lis show vwMw we launder beat. j Clarence liuoy, of thin city, and I Ed llar'.le of the KelloRE vicinity. who were arrested yesterday on liquor law violation charges, were ! ar-algnod late yesterday evening be j fore Justice of the l'eace George Jones and entered pleas of not (rull I ty. They have retained Attorney Al ) !ert Abraham for their defense and , will stand trial. ISr.oy is charged with possession of liquor and Har t!e is recused of making a delivery, i Tie bail for Huoyhas been fixed at i 40i) and for Hnrtle at $.",00,. both ' uro being held in the county jail un ' til bail Is obtained for them. CHILD'S STRAW HATS 15c "A nice quality of braided straw (Shansi) hats in natural color, un trimmed. Just what you have wanted lor a cheap straw hat for the Htlie tots. At Carr's, special, for 15c HOME ESTAURANT The Home That 25c Built J-gest and Coolest Dining Room in the City jCleanliriess and Service Our Motto plar Meals - . 25c rkl Sunday Dinner 50c si'Kxn si xn.w at i;i:ac:i J. H. Delloss, liappy Valley prune grower, and Fred Rnner, a former ; printer of the Roseburg Nev.s-Ke- view but now a broccoli grower of ; Happy Valley, spent Sunday here. ' Tlioy drove in Saturday evening, having a teniporatur" of 12, and l they almost froze to death nt ni.eht ; at South slough, where they camped ; to pet a breakfast ration cr clams. Mr. I), ltoss i related to the (iood I man tamily In Englewood. They re ! turned home last night, making the I t'rive in about lour hours. They hope to send in a lot of p?ars this fall, as there is a poor market for them at Roseburg. Coos Hay Times. The Overland lied Bit-J Is the world's lowest priced sport model. BLANK BOOKS San Tox Tooth Brush brush the c! lists oen- recommend LM Crocker Pineer Drug Store 24 1 N. Jackson Special Ruled Sheets for All Kinds of Ledgers Made on Short Notice Hy CHARLES A. SMITH International News Service Stnff Correspondent. ""Lo.NDOX, July 31. That there were "fast sets' In the high soci-ty of Egypt 3.000 years aw. when Tut-Ankh-Amen was living: that divotvo was prevalent and easy to obtain, and that drunkenness, polygamy and other "modern" social ills .-.ore rife. Is shown by I'rof. sir. W. M. Flin ders IVtrle, famous antiquarian, in his book', "Social Lite In Ancient Egypt." just published. I'rof. Flinders Petrle visited Tut-Ankh-Amen'a tomb when It was opened upon Invitation from Lord Carnarvon. The Egyptologist gives many little known and interesting facts In his book about the life of the ancient Egyptians, especially pointing opt how Egyptian philosophy was tinc tured with crude insistence upon the Inviolability of death. This found expression- in their attitude of "eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow we may die." That was their view toward life. Divorce Was Simple. . Di.orce, said Pror. Flinders I'e tile, was ludicrously easy and was as popular as it is today. All an ancient Egyp.ian had to do was'.j tell his wife he was through with her. One might visualize an Egyp tian in the days of Tut-Ankh-Anien appearing at the breakfast table with a severe grouch and snapping nt his wife: "I have abandoned thee as a wife, f nm removed from thee. I have no claim on earth o thee." There were no court proceedings, no lawyer's fees, and no sensational articles in the yellow , press. This was probably the earliest divorcu formula on record. .Married Relatives. Under the Egyptian laws a man could marry his own sister and often did to. Polygamy was practiced, but was not widespread. The Egyp tians' wisdom toward women was summed up by the professor in the following passage: "He not rude to woman in her own house if thou know lier thor oughly. Do not say. 'What Is that?' or 'Bring it to me,' when she ialh put it in the right place and thine eye hath seen it. When thou ar' silent thou knoweth her qualities, and it is a joy to be with her." Another interesting revelation was that fancy waisleo.v.s were In vogue ".olio years before Christ and that fashionable dress for women was a tight-fitting gown reaching to the ankles, with titht sleeves. The ear liest dress worn in Egypt was simi lar to that of the South Sea Island ers today just a fringe around the waist. Ancient Egyptian women had their heads shaved and wore wics in the sun. Servants could lie told by t'le peak upon their caps. Slavery Prevailed. Slavery for debt flourished. Tne earliest 'will dated back a", Son years It. C. It started off by deseriblng the deceased and stating that he was sound mentally. Just like the wills of today. The professor gave Interesting de tails of the building of the Great Pyramid, which covers 1.1 acres. It took 1 no, 000 workers. 4.000 of them skilled masons, twenty years to build this miglitv monument. Prof. linders Petrle ridicules those who say the early Egyptians were oppressed, lie said that work upon the Pyramid was done when floods rendered thousands of work men idle. They were then employed by the king unon Pyramid construc tion and were well treated. VACATION For sunburn, bites, sorenesa, poison ivy of summer roida V VapoRub new duties Inst evening. Mrs. Barry will spend (ho remainder of the sum mer at home for a compl.u rest. In From Dlllanl K. ISradroril. a resident of Pillard, was in town attending to business matters und visiting. Here On Business A. Ciynup. who resides in t'.rediar.i. is bpendinu several dus iu Ihii city attending to business. Mi llnmu Here Miss Bessie Hrown is here from her home in Caning Valley attending to business and visiting. Over From Oakland Mrs. J. T. Bridges was over from Oakland yesterday for several hours attending to business and visiting with friends. In From Garden Valley It. V. lilnkley and wife, residents of Garden Valley, were in town yes terday for a short time on business matters. Purchased Fora Cars Hoy Hatfield hr.s purchase! a Kord touring and Frank llahu a Fori truck from th ! C. A. lAMjkwood Motor Company. Kiddle Itexldent lit Mrs. T. H. C'utBfortb. a resident of Riddle, was among those in town for the day attending to business. On I'uhIiipm In Portland Kenneth (lllkeson. who has been In Portland attending to business for the past few days, returned home this morning. Up From Glendale M. A. Wagner and wife were up from their home, iu (ilendale, yester day visiting and attending to business MolorUt Fined Ltikn Heals of Edenbower was filled SI and costs by Justice of the l'eace George Jones for parking his car on the highway. In From Dillunl Shopping Miss jCellie Henry was in tor.n yesterday shopping und attending to other business. Miss Henry resides in Dillnrd. Mr3. Allison Here Mis. J. T. Allison arrived here yes terday afternoon lor a visit with her sonB, II. E. and I). Y. Allison. Mrs. Allison Is from '.Vittage drove. Riddle Merchant In Town Mr. and Mrs. Iidgerson were In town yesterday shopping and attend ing to other business. Mr. Lodgcrson is a merchant at Riddle. In From Peel Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Watson, were In town yesterday from Peel and pur chased a Ford touring car from the C. A. Lockwood Motor Company. Pays Snuill Fine lien Waigand of Kiddle today paid a line of $1 and costs in the local justice .court for doing electrical wiring without a license. Dress Stolen A black canton crepe dress with green sleeves, belonging to one of the employees at the Palace of Sweets, was stolen from the rest room nt that place Tuesday evening. George Tucker Here George Tucker, formerly of this city, is spending a few days in Rose burg grcetuit old friends. Mr. Tuck er is now making his home in Mcd-ford. Returred Home Mrs. 11. E. Ewband and daughter. Miss Leola Kwband, returned home yesterday afternoon after a vaca tion of .three weeks at lioswell Springs. Busenbarks Home Mr. anil Mrs. It. A. Husenlmrk and ! children of Melnfse returned yestor- day afternoon from a motor trip of three weeks in California. They vis- : ited with relatives in Santa Rosa. Left For Nevada Mrs. W. G. Trill, daughter and son j left yesterday afternoon for Fallon, ' Nevada, where they will make their home. Mr. Trill, who is an attorney, has been in Fallon for some time To Visit Parents - Mrs. Edna Couay and brother, lee Smith, arrived '.'.e yc s'.erclay to visit nt the home of their parents. Mr. and Mrs Charles Smith. ' of Camas Valley. Mrs. Conley and Mr. Smith arc from Texas. I.lllov.ed Fire To l';KCe j A fine of $'.", was imposed on It. ! Orr of Myrtle Creek today, after he j had entered a plea of guilty to a I charge in the justice court of al- lowing a fire whi"h had been set on ' his land to escape to stale lands. If you need any printed ; matter ot a special ruled na ture, we can supply your wants. Plape your order with your home printer and be assured of the best possible service. MEN'S SUMMER TIES Wash ties, mercerized fancy color stripes at 2 for 2ae. Silk oveishot styhs at I'.ic each. Knit silk mix In dandy color combinations, first qual ity goods at 3.",c each or three lor $i.00. .Carr's. News-Review Office Phone 135 LOCAL NEWS $ In Town Yesterday Eddy Nunn. golf instr.ii tor, was In town yesterday, from the Country Club, attending to business. Why not ride in cnmfoit. It costs no more. We Give special prices on Ions Hips, day or niubt. I.lowl Ta-;i. Phone 41: office li: Sheridan. Here From India Mr. anil Mrs. William Stevens ar ; rived here yesterday afternoon for ia visit, of several months, at the home of home of Mr. and Mrs. I!ur roway and Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Kruse j Mr. and Mrs. Stevens are missionar ies In India ami are on a furlough to I j the Stall's. r Mr. Short In I. S. Short, who is n resident of Wilburs was iu town ye.fr'tr.y for a short time att-nding t- business matters. Accepted Position Miss Annabel ttetin has niceiteil a liosltlon with the Antlers, theater as organist, and entered unon her DorotlicH .'.lirnbniii lErine- j .Miss 1 "unit in l Abraham Is spend I Ipg a few davs wilh her parents, At torney and Sirs. Abraham, prepara- tory to her departure for China. !wher she is to estat'!i;-h home eeo nomlrs work in the True Light schools. She will leave the latter ; part of this month. i ! Returns From Convention I J.uni s 1'leti 'o r returned home Mon I day evening from I lend, where he at tended the Fire Chief's Convintion i which was h' iil in that city last ; Thursday. Kridav and Saturday. While in Hend Hie ikli-rates ere taken i through the Shevlin-lllxon lumber mill, one of tip- largest lumber mills I In the world, wheri e:pert fire fight i lug was demonstrated, forty five streams of water being used at one j time. Mr. 1'let her reiitrneil by way of Crater Lake MATERNITY HOME 902 N. Jackson 6t. Phone 4M Mrs. D. Cornwell Patients privileged to have their own doctor TENTS DROP IN, LOOK OUR LINE OVER Auto Tents Shelter Tents Wall Tents Gold Medal Cots Single and Double LENOX Furniture Co. 321 N. Jackson St. Phone 26 I EVERYBODY'S EXCHANGE WE HAVE ALL THE SEASONABLE GROCERIES Everything you want in fresh fruit and vegetables, be sides no end of canned goods, and all best quality and PRICES THE LOWEST Jackson and Washington Sts. Holeproof ff&sierzf "tliose long- j tailed shirts! Cameron Manila Cloth There's high shirt 'mileage in CAMERON Manila Shirts for service'Sta tion men Ss? all . who work out' oWoors in the summer! White and tan. Sturdy and roomy One of the Clan Cameron 1.75at Harth's ' Toggery Roseburg, Ore. 'a The Silk Store , j $6MJj Roseburg, Ore. & Fresh at the Roadside Stand! BEETS. CARROTS. NEW POTATOES. SUMMER SQUASH. CUCUMBERS AND GREEN BEANS, BREAD Delicious Home-Made Pies and Other Pastry Special Bakings on Ord'. ' , 1 A Lot of Winter Cabbage Plants for Sale Look for the Sign J, E. EVANS, Diliard, Ore. CLASSIFIED COLUMN ALL NEW CLASSIKIED ADVERTISEMENTS V.'ILL BE POUND ON LAST PAGE, UNDER HEADING "NEW TODAY" WANTED WANTED Clean cotton rags, nt the Npwh-IIi'vIpw office. WANTK!) Wfnnlinu pius. IMkh, euro NcwH-lii'Vlrw. Adilrrart FOR RENT Safety deposit boxes., HoMehuriJ National Bank. if PORTO A 35c bottle makes a gallon of fins punch. It comes in six flavors STRAWBERRY LOGANBERRY RASPBERRY ORANGE GOLDEN MIST CHERRY I Economy Grocery Phone 63 L, JIB tVANTKl) Turkiys. larso or small. . l'hono 14 F 14- ISoyer Ilros. WAN T Kit M eifl n-iiVt-i"p i 11 ri it by th? foot. Klein H uderer. Anlaiir, uro. WANTK1 Man on ranch, nt once. (iood waitPH. 1'iiirKiiia Jorsey I miry. I J'hone 32 K 11. FARM WANTKI Wnnt'ei! "to hear I from owner of improved or ttnim I proved farm for aale. In thin vicin ' 11 y. I,. Jiinon, I!ox 433, Olin y, 111. SALESMAN WANTED To Bell a complete lino of nursery atork. Cash weekly, E. .A. IIENNET NUItSEItY COMrANY.Salinire. W A NTE I Teacher for country school, (trades only. Make applica tion to Mrs. Win. E. Norman, clerk school district No. til, Drew, Dip. WANTED TOlENt"qiilckly 4"W 'S room house, with enrage. Unfur nished preferred, remanent. Addles-: E. A. T., cure Nowh ltevie . WANTED-l'ackeis. ', " for llartleil pcara. Other pear.-i and apples lalir. The Overland Orchards, i'hone 31 F 5. C. A. lliand. FOR RENT Two furnished apart ments. Fireplace, sleeping portch. j l'hono 70J. FDR RENT iluildlntr 40 by 80 on North Main st. l'hono 33 Y or e 1. M. Matthews. FOR RENT Furnished ami unfur- nlslied housekeeping room. Mod-.. , ern. At 814 Mill st. l'hono 403-R. FOR RENT Two furnished house-" keeping rooms on ground floor. One block east Umpqtia Hotel. 219 N. Main at. More Heat, Less Care, Works Faster, Saves Time, Burns Cheap est Tuel t Kerosene). Flame Eas ily Controlled. Will Boil, Bake or Grill. Lighting Rings Easily Re moved. Easy to Clean Burners. No Wicks to Stick. FLORENCE STOVES ARE GUARANTEED Parslow Furniture Company 111 N. Jackson Htreet Rnsebur , Oregon LOST AND FOUND LOST Two 20 bills In business dis trict, Tuesday. Reward fur rcwirn 'o this office. LOST Iloln rimmed classes, beiwoi n West Side store and Kosobms ( afo teria. Retnr'i to this olfice. ForNli-Man's poukutlmok contain ing army disi haiMo. Owner call at this office. Identify and pay for adv. FOUND Man's watch. Owner may hive same by calling at this office, describing' property, and paying lor adv. M I SC ELL AN EOUS lTo"MELAI'S'HUY- Spi i ial prices on rough dry. r.r,c a doz. I'lione :'i:;7. CAR oVNi:i: -Don't forget to ci-.li 6ii3 when In need of auto psru. Sarff'a Auto Wrecking ! louse. FOR TRADE -Hugs and cons Iu i-i change tor a Find touring car. In quire nt (.'. ;. Shoppard, Dlxonville, Ore. FOR RENT " FOR RIONT rv u; e. i'oVs .Mrs. I'. Sinni.lt. FOR RENT-Modern 7 loom pi r len d house. I'hone 3''-.l. FOR "R::'NT---."p-10oiii lmi:--e. lliiliile V2HS 1 ' in petuu Ave. FOR RENT-Four f'lrliisbotl liouse kooplltK rooms. Inquire 2 Hi N Rose si. FOR SALE. FOR SALE Used player piano rolls, 50e each. Thona 370. FOR "SALE Lewcynblril ilotts" clieaji. 310 N. Sletihens. FOR SALE liahy walker, and sulkie, . good as new. 622 Winchester St. FDR SALE Saddle horses and pack horses, l'hono 14 F 11 Itoyor Bros. - FOR SALE Cheap, three-fourlhs ton ' Republic truck. Service (linage. FOlfSALE Steei "range with coilTTti t'oni! condition. 43t So. Stephona street. l'hono 46B-Y. FOR HALE . On k"wood 16 ill. Some good furnace wood, l'hono 1IIF15 or wrile .loo Ilriitnbach. Dlxonville. FOI TH A , ,E -Or' t rado"for FonPtiuJr ing or Cheviolet touring, l'J22 Ford, sedan. Ed. Marsh Motor Co., 131 So. Rose. FDR SALE" Second cu (tin g iilf aTfaT A No. 1. Iliiyer must rut and haul.i l;riio reasellable. l'hono 37F11. II. Koi.er. 3 nil. west of Roseburg. FOR SALE -A compjete line ot Krad- Ing equipment, one quarter yard Jaeger concrelo niixi r. For purlieu- bus phone or write F. 1'. Obec, Ro.xolmr:;. ' FOR SALE--llave-jou'soen-tllo 1112 i Hurley. Thn 2! h. p. motor? liarloy Davldson Sales Agincy, 204 V. Douglas at. , FOR SALE-Confei tlonery in small town, doing good paying business. Annies' Confeclionery, care News- ' Review. fit ' Y 1-1 U M t rVN ER - EquiTpcii ' pioek ranch on good road. Close to town. I.'nliinited outrange. Iiari:ain. Terms. Addrossa llox 14, Youcalia, Orel!. I Fell SALE al t'niiiil!e7 Only cl.'anin? ti'snt, fully equipped, in town. 1'op. ' jiinti. I'oing capacity btislnoss. Good made to meiisiire suit, trade. Four J rooms, t'urnfiure. 5 year lease. Invos- -ticiitim aolii ited. $lln for quick sale. I'!. one m:t L. Cliv Ch anel's, CiK . quille.