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ROieBURQ "IEW8 REVIEW, WCPNESfV. AUCjJSTJO Pr,p two ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW Issued Daily Except Sunday H. JiAll ,K!(T Ki. IfA'IKS s'T''t iiry Tr'itMiirr SUBSCRIPTION RATES ij.iilv, jk.i' ji-ar, hy mail ..... - 4.MU month.-, hy liiail .V. 2. 00 jui'-y, tlii - iimni lis, by mail imily, much? month, hy tnuil ........ ...... u luii, by i-arri'T, i-r iin:h W't-ckiy News lc viL( by mail, per year - !PIUN Br BERT 6 BATES i Mrlitwt of AHurlalc4 I'rrw. Tho Aeitr lit c-fl P'eha In nclutVBly iiLUIfLi lo tliti uwa for rputillcrtloD u i I ill.-.;i.,l :Ik- irMltu-d lo it ur leu ulixtwIko i.-oiuil In Un I I,, . r, lo.i.l nxu-M ,,i,l,ll..l....l !,.-,.., Al. rlwiila i,t rl lihl U Ulltffl Ol SbtlClail of Kfiu-rid aa bctuiid rlu.su mutter .May Ji On K"H. under tlie A , lieu, at lliu pout ulfite al itububurg, j I t .March 2. 1VJ. KuiEbU KG, OKLGGf W b DNcaD.Vr. -lUoLiaT a, 1923. W HO CAUSES THE WAliS. Different )uoi!e have iliflcrtnt theories us to what element, in the world causes tho wars. Tlie .socialists claim the capitalists cause wars, by grabbing: J'or concessions and trade advaiilajios. - Dut this theory fails to see linw terribly capitalists suffer from such conflicts. While they: maki! nionev temporarily from war contracts, the destruction of i Thi here job Of writing Humorous tuff Is really serious. DUMBELL DORA THINKS "This Freedom" was a book written by a flapper on the corsetlcss age. i Rent is what the poet had In mind 'when he wrote them immortal lines 'about Falling Dew only he spelled It wrong. The word rent also means, in one sense, hole, which the average householder finds himself in about the time the other kind comes due. , In this respect the Arabs are a luckv race because they carry their places of abode around with them and when they weary of the scenery In one spot they move on to another. Omar lhsum kail r mu nn th Kllhiect property ami loss ol production and upsetting of business create , although we are not certain that he verv bad conditions for capital. Threats of war always throw a , , . ."Comes now the pesky landlord for shiver through the business community. his rent, Some people feel that military men cause wars. Maj. Gen. And I. unlucky gink, ain't got cent; , . , . tii The only way, it seems, to beat this Lrev.ster ol the I nited States army declared in a recent address Bame, that this is not true, but that the public is really back of ail wars.' is totake the doorbell off, or buy a Another theory is that politicians, and diplomats cause wars, j He"wever any3ne wno is familiar with which the people do not want, as the masses suffer the most from Mister Khayam's views of life will , . ! readily understand the reason for his tills cause. . hard uppishness. In conclusion let us j Probably the responsibility for wars should be divided up be- observe, that rent used to be what a tNVeeu the people and the politicians and diplomats. The poll- Vy b"n But even that day ha. pal tieians and diplomats do not want war, but they run risks of get- sed now. ting into it, in their effort to obtain national advantages. The! $ 'Ht i men in control of each government are so anxious to make a re-j JrcoZyCZX"T cord of achievement that thev strive for trade and commercial ad- her part in her hubby's bootlegging vantages, not usually to enrich themselves or to please the capital- &XrX? i.sts, but with t!ie feeling that these advantages will make the peo-Uhi time of the year instead of put pie prosperous. i!ut they overdo this scramble, and infringe up-tina UP home on the rights of other nations, and their policy brings the peri! of, Jhe Portlan-0 gJian roasted he armed conflict. small city papers the other day for If tiie people or all nations would select public officials wiio ' 9 hear, to fill their editorial .... c , , . . , .. . ,. ,, column, and we notice that the Ore- WOUld be Jlist as careful of the rights Ol other nations as they a3nian". Monday edition carried the lire of their own, the danger of war would disappear. In the last '. "m editorial squibs that appeared .... , i i r ii I Sunday in their sheet and we guess analysis the people are responsible tor the tendencies of their go- thelr pot had drie( up over the irnmenls, and when Hie people of all countries select fair audi week end. 'Spitifui how these metrop , ,, , , .,, , . . ! newspaper, pass out tho razberries to just rulers the danger of war wo! ceaso to exist. i we small towner., but at that we never inflict the same editorial twice upon the unsuspecting public. GAWD BLESS 'EM How dear to my heart Is the friend to this colyum When hunches are scarce And the outlook is blue. And grinding out copy Is a task sad and solemn The contrib who kicks In With a live hunch or two. We rushed Into a hashery this a. m. and being in a hurry we told the wait ress "I want two eggs and I want 'em bad' and we got 'em that way. We wrote a scenario the "Devil's Dream' the other day and we think it oughta have some great stuff in it be cause our readers have told us to "go to the devil" so often that we have the needed first haid information. The city council is going to take a m in vi-hn stcPa t0 build a bridge to Umpqua DAILY NEWS LETTER Gossip of Staff Corre spondents at World Centers of Population. To know how good a cigarette really can do maoe you must try a-f ToltAV: Imliislry In I, ok Aiiui'lt'" Some t'liiivliii'iiiK I-Ikiiii-s 'iiiiiMtrel to tlie I'.ui liy WILLIAM i; PAYCK, (Inlcrn.itliinul New S.-rvIce tituff Cori-PMlionilf-iit.) LOS ANGKLIOS. An. Indus trial workers In Los Angles last y-ar earned more than lite net earn ings of ull the banks In the fnlied Stuies. Such is the Information in a report by the United States cen sus bureau. There are 7.762 national banks In the country and they rolled up an aKKregale net earnings sum of t40.3:ili.00U, while Los AnKoles wage earners drew $ 2 7 i.fl 2, 1 68. MlSTRIRE VirSTOASTED" I DANCE -o- Foi'iiU'i'ly. the problem n -'-"I lo be to prevent people from v.orkiii seen days a week, but now the question is how to make liiem work more than five days. o "'any people who lost money in get rich quick stocks arc convinced that prosperity is very unevenly distributed. The laiy folks are strong believers in the idea that the )e inis of life should be more equally distributed. Products turned out hy the metro politan district of Los Angeles last year totaled $!59.ioi..ru. is de clared to be far ahead of (he value of all the sold in circulation In the I' nl ted Ktates. A few years aco L"8 AnReles, the city of "climate and tourists," was looked upon as unsuitable for man ufacturing enterprises, hut last year II turned out. manufactured goods that exceeded in value the $683, 3:12.908 credited as the operating in come of all the railroads in the country in 1921, the report continues. More KrepMc than this the fig ures show that the value of goods made here waa greater than the value placed hy the census bureau on all the land in the combined slates or Maine, .Ww Hampshire. Vermont, Massachusetts, Hhode Is land, Connecticut, Delaware, Wyom ing and New Mexico, and would have purchased all the farm ma chinery used in those slates, with New York. Pennsylvania and Ohio thrown in just to niake good meas ure. The figures wore compiled after a thorough survey. The information came Irom thousands of industrial plants who replied to a carefully prepared questionnaire sent out tiy the Chamber of Commerce. The gathering of these facts required several mouths. Another significant feature in the industrial advancement of Los An geles Is that the metropolitan dis trict here alone scored a pater to tal of manufactured goods than did any of the '1'2 eastern states usually looked upon as manufacturing territory. Tulio Kiti To Fair C. O. Garrett of Glendale came to Itoseburg yesterday bringing sever al branches of figs which were grown at the Kmest I'runer place at Kiddle. Mr. I'runer has two fig trees which are thirty years old and produce very heavily each year. The figs are of large size and are of fine quality and flavor and are very unusual. Their productivity, how ever, proves that they can he read ily grown In this climate. The ex hibits are being placed in storage and .will be displayed at the state fair. I!oer' .Manager He ' Henry Krlcger, manager for N'lck Yeager, the well known Alhlna heavyweight, is visiting Clyde Wlard in this city. Yesterday Mr. Krleger vas taken to the favorite fishing spots on the North I'mpqua where he succeeded In landing a fine catch of trout. Mr. Krieger Is great ly enthused over the I'mpqua coun try and Bays he Is spending a most enjoyable vacation. At the Armory Thursday, August 9 Music by O. A. C. STROLLERS ""'".' , i nose told Drinks at Our Soda Fountain! Here Is where friends fnt I.. . or bu.ines. desl . the M ' our ice-told ,odat or M " Refreshes and Gives Zest to Tired Nene, Luncheons Served Incomparable Merchants Lunch from 1 1 : 30 to 2 The Palace of Sweets MITII K TO l(.TIIArTOH! ltlKhway f'nnnlrlietlitn. DoiiiclnM County Orricon. Dear Folks: l'ip Craven led lo.-.si d and dril led i now and thou, i'.j'.e on a barren lone ., .,.-..1...... I.I'., .. .! t;..i 1... u vo, , um.ui in-. in.ui nnu p,rk add,- .rt fh(1. ,ha ... nil the ever chailk'illjr sea of circumstance that old to indulge in .pooning are raising e;ie a miKhty roar and east its human wreck- 5enout objection, to the action. . , , , , . Could anything be more unfortunate sMou- (it 1'iiH illH-ss jimuntT -'lu w;is tossoC. AlUHhm' than getting killed by mistake. r.vu.iKi' w ith hupo Mtu! couraivr l;st. Uuck Liiail ' ' "4" ll? In IS ataU's the amount of capital invested in manularturinp: enttr prises Is less than the capital in vrsttMl here. Si ill tho amount of rapital invest id and tho total of poods produced in a single yoar is Rroator in Loh Angeles than any one of these IS Htata. For an example: On a capital of StiS.'i.l S4.!97 plants hero in one yt'ar turned mil products amounting lo $::!, Snti.rii;;. Compared with jsome plates thi is an enviable rec ord, for, in' smut; instances, Hiich as South Carolina and a n urn Iter of jcatern centfrs. the margin between I capital and manufactured Roods runs less than ?t;,00O,OU0. Scaled bid will ! received hy tho County Court of DoiiKlan County, Ore , Kon, Ht the court house In HoMrbnrff. Orfgon. at 1 o'clock u. m. on tho 2.rth , flav f AuKiift. 1!'3, for construction work on a section of road between 1 ItoHeburK and rinpqua Tark known as the Unilnay section. The work Involves approximately 4T.no feet of Kindins and surfacing, the limit beimc more par j tit ularly UfHtTilMMi as from renters. ia. 'llt-i;ir, Kntcm 'a. fi60 in Section I 24 T S It 6 W V M. J No hid will be considered unless ac- 1 icompanied by cash, blilder's bond or I certified check for sn amount ei"al ; to at least five 5 per cent of the to ital amount of the hid. I A sufficient bond will be required for the faithful performance- of the contract in a sum equal to one-half the j total amount of the bid. I Plans, specifications, forms of con tract, proposal blanks. Hiid full In formation for hidders may be obtained at the office of the county clerk or i (the county roadmaster. Court House, j IloseburK. Oronim, upon the deposit live dollars. The riht is reserved to reject tiny Item or ail proposals, or to accept any separate item of tho proposal or pro f posals deemed best for the County. I ira H. Kiddie, county cktk oi I'oiurlu County. Oreiron. COUNTY COCUT W lOUGl-AS COCNTV. CJeo. K. Otiine, County .ludirc l-Mwln Weaver. Commissioner. It. . Lkjiik". Commissioner. Attest: Ira It. Hi ib lie. County Clerk. Fresh at the Stand BEETS. CARROTS. NEW POTATOES, SUM SQUASH, CUCUMBERS AND GREEN BEANS, BREAD Delicious Home-Made Pies and Other Paitiy Special Bakings on Order A Lot of Winter Cabbage Plants IwSiii to0, for th. 8ifln-x EVANS, DM tot Sl-arns llmn : a two months' Mr. anil Mrs. K. W. Slmrp anil hutan, Arkam famllv returned this ninrtiltiK from I nesota. s' trip lis. i.-HI ill, mi tn'-kl TIIE (Seal) MATERNITY HOME 902 N. Jackson St. Phona 490 Mrs. D. Cornwell Patient, privileged to have their own doctor CLASSIFIED COLUMN ALL NEW CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE FOUS LAST PAGE, UNDER HEADING "NEW TODAY- WANTED WANTED Clean cotton rags, at the News-Review office. WANTED Turkeys, large or small. I'hone 14 F 14. Hover Bros. : li ikl. tli' r.it-l.s f !iiV liko soiup ill I'aU'd sliip, so cast his lot 1'i.r ;'ii,h1 i r liail almim w llli tli.il nl IMwrm td tlu-i'i' sprnnej a Vxiiiti of I'riomlsliip slaimcli and liMf. Dcvolidii tn '.i-' ull'i i' ramt'. and stoadiiy it jrivw until it .-. '!r.c.l a V, to luvo. and when tlicy made a strikf, tl.o i-atdi was alv.r.N., Iial!' ;,nd hall', 'twas .sharo and shaiv aliki lint (nut' Ihi'rc anic aiiiitli.'i-day wlirn Tin was not armind. Tho l!ui k liri! laintrd hie.li and low. no trace of linn was I'liund 'til lati' at iiilit I'll- i I.t's liar had laid him on the rands. The soul of Pip had .hpi'i'd aw a to other safer hands . Mar'; i iivotl for thirty days ami stood the pain and .'-mart. I hen w ent to join his l'.iiddy Pip and took a broken heart. For lo ally and lo e like theirs know s neither elass nor creed w hen ( nee it ; la"'s to lilisoin out and jjtow tin from a seed. ' Cordially yours, T. ". K. t Buy Groceries Cheaper. it titniMial I 1 his stoic 1;; ami you tan Hi '.; a r t-rv!) i ! Ill Id in;.; !niy licit: h!v to K- t Mig.ims in me.nv lines. at a prc.it savin;; The kink ihe luviin; lialit. and the lc- omian IIMI '. .u:c li..tm is liu;:u; t!i t veiy It. A man doesn't have to be a golfer to be on the green early. He can have canteloupe for breakfast. The street cluster tamps will soon he here and when we get 'em up we'll nil hafta wear smoked glasses at night or suffer from the glare. 1-1- There are one million ways to get in trouble hut the easiest way is to remind a woman that she's getting wxinkleri. It Folks who wcrk in p bank get so they can read between the tines on every check you write. The same pertains to post cards you send through the postoffice. After pounding out Drunes all d.iy we refine to eat 'em for breakfast. '3- i- v. I In suutitiiii cr up tho survey the re- j 'pint shows that l lie gain In 1!21 IM-odiK'lion over 1920 amounted to $IL'.l7:i.'.ir. and the Ruin of 1 ! L' 2 i over I'.'-l uniounted to $15.XS7.Si. K(lSi:iU l;i IV UH1TKS I li!tl KKrCHlKAV. ALASKA V i for tlit arliclc tii'inc. tJur r will prove our i "Vou don't need n.lkt cittinn remarks. a sharp voice to EVERYi01)Y'S EXCHANGE Jockr.oii and WshIngton Sis. DAILY WtATHER REPORT I' S W.MtNr Hu'tflu. Iih:I offi('., luii O'l'u'ii, Z hours rmim; 3 Pi'cipitnticn in Ins. and Hundredth!) H-'-h.-t .?TM--j'?uro -t.'-tl.tv. . sn i -wi i it nfi i ; j 1 :-- TM'.bt . . '.0 i'l'i -i; .tt'i-M. u'T; 0 Tv.il ", a ;v ::. tvsi of lunnlh.. o RELIABLE TAILOR We n-rWe Lnrl.es" bu.ts N'cn's Suits J. H. BERNIER Wo Do Alterations Cleaning and Pressing i .1. -in ; ii.i.n S.jit. 1. 1! t il'. Irom St'pl. vj from S't. ;;i ir. c:. .riM nl ion for Iti Mi ', (S. I'lciihtT t ;, im In- 3i.:;:i :v Hii-t warmrr loni'tlit; Thui-I -o- I. D. Wynno of this city, who has Ihtii sptntlliiK several months lu Alaska, writi? that lio experts to start lor homo in Rhout six weeks. IVritfitc fro-n Ketchiknn. he twys: ' The W'iiili'r hero so far has ht on , dimply jireal, very little ruin, a won- (ierful rhanpe from my previous vx- p'M-ienee. 'Jv4ir. from the run or Falumn. '(lie past we. k hero, the tanneries I w ill m iloi ht Pucceoil in pnttinc up ; their stfmatoil pack, while in the j Hehrini; i country, 1 no miles iiinrihwrst of lirre, the pnek is prae- M;ally a failure in niOMt lornlities. "Ha.l the phasuro of seeini; I'res- itlent HanlMu anil his party here. jKv.'ryono turni'tl out and did evory , iWnp in (heir power to make It a: pj'la ev.M't. Yo;i will no douht have iilr opportunity to see a preiti many' : l;if--k't semes n the movies shortly i tor the niovii' mamiaieg were out In i , Torce with (he p;irty." !t TODAY'S MARKET S j REPORT t . Frice raid Farmer tor Produce. lam r lt, to ij renta. I'ii', iiiir, 1 .ir, Vrc. l.i ci nts pi r dozen. H. ns. heavy, 1 c : light, lee lb. ! l'rolh 1 c to J", o. Vral, dress, .1 ?c to lie 1 i Hok. drc-seed, 12c, 120 to 160 lue. ; weitht. Honey, local produotloi. Mc lb. ' t .iirura harx. l)i'.2. 7',-r lh. j Retm Price on Mill Product. ! Milium. H.im io $l.."o) mrk ol !0 lb,. t'rai-keil rem. JJ.Sn per inn. tour, snit thnt, $1.70 ;.-k. rieur. h;ird win at. f 1 .95 and I J-' I'll s irk. DItOP IX, LOOK OUK I.IXE OVEIl Auto Tents Shelter Tents Wall Tents Gold Medal Cots SiliKlo and Double Furniture Co. 321 N. Jackson St. Phone 26 WANTED Hark. State price and ron- j dition. Address "Hack," care News-j Tteview. t WANTED To buy or rent, furnished. or unlurnished Kmall modern house. Address "House," News-Ktview. WANTED Second hand platform scales, 500 lbs. or up to 1000 capa city. J. E. Van Allen, Days Creek, Ori'wn. WANTED Tty Sept. 1, 5 room unfur nished house, with parane. No child ren. Will Rive references. Addiyss "D", care Xews-Uevlew. WANTED Unfurnished 6 or 7 room house. Close in, wlfh 2 hedropms, on (-round floor. For 3 ladies. No children. Phone 402-R. WANTED Experienced woman to help cook for prune hands. Give ref erences, and waecs expected in first letter. Address Dox 7, I'mpqua, Oregon. Stain that home treatment won't take out disappear 4 with our cleaning. Let us ? show you. t a i-riiuiS OFrH 1 orchard, 71 mil 1 M Will have 3i0 cnilo ,,1,. onH KIt. 1 ""l "4 x 2S: 1 mclrairib,,1l 14 x 3i; bam W lu 3; H house 16 brM. Botewfi ed and 3 years old. M t1 business in eai. Worley, Co, J. Larso Tf-wter I"" oth. N-.'ar ffiMi w?t Worley. Fbn "SAl.E-:Hivy vVri.,.J.K.A(li.ey,Si ton iui-t,4 P1 iiic t..cb. rboM ' Wilbur, Ore. v ,., , .... ,-m .-, ,nH tracior. raffl1' . .i.i.'.'jnhn AttTW FO ! SAl.t-"1"" i I.J FoiiSALEORTRAffi-lV' SALESMAN WANTED To sell a' iil'i(,lJ"bft)it compieio nne oi nursery buh-k. vou- j-uwe, tf weekly, E. A. IfEXNET NL'KSEllY 1 roirsAi.E-Jn? l OMrANY, Salem, Ure. Alfo KinP ; qb VANTED Lady" with plrl- nine y.ais. Friend. B wkwii f. . - - old wishes place as housekeeper or y0ii SA1.E-1"'" p, v fiirelaker. Close to school. Aouress borg niiicn '- -. .s Jennio l.ove, Central I'olnt. On'son . Van BneM. ""-JtY VAVTFn Hnnio fnr haliv. SollHOlie ",,!) SALE 0lt 'i to ca-e for and board 2 year old i F0,,d furnace V .iio ,,,r.ihe a .t vm-lr. Ab o room ! -, iie Joo BruraL.--r-2. for mother. Address "M" care Xews- llevlew. mature w . , TRY OUR WAY LUST AND FOUND FOl'XD Man's pockctbook contain 111? army discharKe. Owner call at tine ,,rfma ifi..Ttirv nnil nav for adv. MISCELLANEOUS P7m SALE-1"' V v;.v-v-i iiy rr.-v,ih,i:d; for out .,, ir. , ..-i - 0.- hint ll..h IS. V.'MV J1.'1 w t, o inn uie irtiiin. i vv a'O k' A.I..-.L. v v.,.c.l.'..ni. ! l ose anil - xi . Mi . ,l V,.M l ,.,'. fnrral IO Call FOK f-AI.C ' . t., ll.' Li3 tkn In need of auto pari.' . Karfi s Aulo reeklu? llouse; , Stephens, v.. . t UB. , bo"8-.' ja,,vr eoncreitP- j , - Itonehuig National Bank. . i;,:3 I'twae i .... -f.- Tb? 8 r.. r 11.11 " -IiavUion FOR FOK r.EXT Rooms. S23 So. fun KENT Bateiy deponit ,FORSAl-E'rl,'S rhe-t naj- vv J'.''1'"' ,. -,', .... . ,(- Slrui'h. l,i:---.. -r-J FOM!!ENT I room Call 4!0 W. Douglas FOR SALE FOK SALE latest model I'lione 42. Y. COUN Til CAN 0. W. Kia. I'd- Stupor. far S Vll.l.l.W !;!:!.!,. Obs. rvor. hnr.Jj -Z!l2-IZiy'Ato win ejn X Phone 3 F 21.
