Roseburg news-review., August 28, 1923, Page 2, Image 2

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Entered us Bi iuml
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jr.gori. iiinlcr the An
ROiLbUUG, OrifcCON.
l'OUTLAN'D bKTS A
I'oi llaiul, trie liiumi r city of the northwest and metropolis ol'
all Oivkom, lias set a fine example in assembling an advertising
fund of three hundred thousand dollars to put that city and the
j-lalc at laiyo on the nia) durinjr the coming year. And it was no
boy's jnl) to put the task oer. "it took a lot of hard work on the
part of a few ene'-jfetic fellows who believe in the future of this
.-tale, who hae unfaltering faith in its resources and are anxious
that, no stone be left unturned that will redound to the growth of
their immediate community and all other sections of the state.
Jn accumulating tiiis large amount of money many obstacles
wers met. Some of the largest and most influential concerns of
i'oi tland refused to subscribe one cent toward the fund. Though
the city and Mate had provided them with opportunities in the
past for gaining large fortunes and blessed them with all that na
ture can proido, they were unappreeiative of this fact and un
willing to aid in a financial way any movement for the better
ment of their home city, or the people of the stale, by refusing to
go on record for any sum of money whatsoever of the three hun
dred thousand deilars si cured.
This refusal of assistance, however, on the part of substantial I
business interests has an excellent moral. It demonstrates that no
muill set of men, no matter how powerful their financial influence
can stem the tide of progress set by any live community, or us
people, in earning on so great a work as that advanced by the
city of rortland. And this example applies to large and small
communities alike. Portland itas told its few unpatriotic and un
appreeiative business men that the city can grow and prosper
without their approval, and with their disapproval of every effort
put forward to advance the city's interests. The achievement is a
wonderful victory for I'oi tland
of those appendages that are likely to carry rot to the core anil I Jpenned'n Ba.T Crk. "chi
destroy an otherwise healthful growth. Igan, it is not a war picture. In the
1'ortland has forgotten them. They are lost in the whirlwind j ..dE
ol progress and prosperity, jneir lnliueiiee tias ueen smica ana
the city will go forward to a greater and far more substantial
area of progress than could have been possible with a clique of
i rcpehangiTs hanging on to the city's door knob.
The stale at large should feel proud of the mother city of this
'real state and l nil all possible aid to its permanent advancement.
One hundred thousand dollars has been found in a tin can,
1 I., i I . . . . r c ' I I. i i I..II ri'L .. . 1 .
t.apposeuiy me properly oi uuuvr
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fortune than the original owner. The lucky discoverer ought to j
M ud the tin can to (1 rover as a toUcn of esteem for his services'
tUirill'!
the late World War.
World troubles will greatly
nig ;o gie nit m ry
best thai is
i.v ai:l Ins empl
if. No Wonder
IhinL ol
Ir.iM'liiii
Hie
t!ie
people res.injf on
pace that kilis.
UV. ahi
or an uli
nit tinn
iii.il urn.
for another
as the case
I vor.' that it is too warm for any
lor a lower ilcirive i'n temtuTatimv
Wild elderly men net into a nnxnp and I In difficulty is set
tled liy slriUner i or the other nn the head with a shovel it is
i viilence the av.yrc.-:-nr ha. j a.x"'d into his second cliildhiHul.
llohli.'d head;, v- ere a rarity with the show yrirls lliat appeared
uilii the r.aninni and I'.ailey circus at Knueiii recently. Hut the
; ide shows werj" full of Yin.
The weather man has thrown his
: teppine; on .Mime real August weatlier.
W'e ol'leii w evder why some people
Dear I'olks:
,ol have a frior.d
tin! ime
hiiijjs he says
'ti-M'i.'i!ity
oii met loci. an,l onn l.lv r,i:
Voa like t!ie w ay he com!' . 'n;
ill' t ies a re ,it:st I he jiroji'r ' . 1 1 i . ;
l.ke IliN W ;". (' I 1 1 i I tt Jut 't iv . sn i"l
pr i . 1 1 ami yratified to know l,i;a
lint let t!'e ImikI of frienu-li ,
Ti.c t K's ,e w cars are terrible, h i
In.'' Ms formt r cliarm, his wjty.- cr
in Ilia! lie ttseil to have VOH
I Mat lie usee
;'v.,t and m
i d and ci i.ic;
to have, you f
nicroiis and wh
!. lliat's how it ;
w hile. . hi like tiio i
:' ie. His l.'.i e .'.ml
".i; at were rit'it and jroinl take on another look, and nil 1'tvaiiM'
- ii.-.i i.', as frierd. you-i- tiirn out of your hook.
'olvc fou'ttl it mi'.' I know vou have, it happens more than
! "i.;k s the i;i..ti you thought Was wic, aiptar iiist iiho a
i.i i It liriiijjs a truth and those who i.k wthin are .-uie In
.d. our e s lu n.);- Init reflivtions of the tilings w e have m niind.
Except Sunday
iTTrvKiil'-ut uml Manager
SecretarvTrcHsurer
.. -.00
1.00
. .60
.50
.." 2.00
AiM-lt l'rr.
enlitlrd id Ilia ue for rBirllrnon
mil ullirwliM creilltnl In mis nr,
Ali riKlm uf republication ol spucwi
1HJU, at tin- J lost olllcc at Jloai-uuru.
of Marcli 2. 1 T9.
TUfcSJAY. AUGUST 28, 1923.
FJXi: EXAMI'LK.
people. It is a fine thine to let go
omimt ieiguu. ine uiiy sum
In order to stimulate attendance it
I
subside when every mall is will-'
in him to his home, his coinmuni-
(lie cotintis is lipset with
fie .sidelines and the other third
outbrc
tnav lie,
ik at the state penitentiary
1 -tit prohal'ly the inmates
i!tvat exertion and are wailme
I
inachiije in liijiji and is
lake a vaciitjon.
hint well, von find him worth tin
and does, ou like his v
and
are j.i;,.injr vmr eve. his littl
s tin n . .
Iiair, his collars
;ii! v, hoi: he's l"
v. iihotit aa end,
please 'oii loo.
iVliny; I'I'.ie, ynii
liecane vi a're
a friend.
''leak, he changes nu r ino'it.
'f irs aie a si)rht. His lace w ;il
mean and small, 'l'iie ir-
i he s osl t limit rill His limit
'i lie's l'(vliv,cj lilue, his ,-nu!e is
' ms to you. The thinv ou
PICKIN5
BY BERT G. BATES j
GOOD EVENING FOLKS
Last Year this
Colyum conducted
A He Beauty Contest
And the sheiks of
The village were all sore
At ye ed. over
The outcome and this
Season we will
Not attempt to pick
The prize male vamp
But on the contrary
Will devote our
Undivided time to.
The selection of
The Umpqua Valley's
Best bathing damsel
And the contestants '
Must he attired
In suits made from
Flour sacks as many
A poor jane with
Beautiful eves has
Been crowded out of
Beauty contests simply
Because she couldn't afford
To get an outfit
Of glad rags that would
Knock the judges
For a row
Of lipsticks and so
Goila if yoij wish
To enter Prune Pickin's
Bathing Beauty Contest
All you hafta da
Is to cut
Arm, leq and neck holes
In a gunny sack and
Show up at this sanctum
Any p. m. at three o'clock
To he judged for the judges
Are to foe
That gang of old fellers
Who assemble around
The front door of
The News-Review
About press time.
it it t
DUMBELL DORA THINKS
Tommy Gibbons is the mayor of
Shelby.
$ $ $
OUR MOVIE REVIEW.
Subject: "The Lost Corn Flake."
Author: Kellogg. Type: Serial.
This scenario was written for the
nurpose of proving that the sealed
coming groggy he sinks to the lower
levels of life, finally end-ing up as a
Post Toasties addict. The action of the
drama, from the time the corn is
picked until it is flaked, is quite rapid
and movie lovers who delight In see
ing something spectacular will receive
an orful wallop from the scene where
the puffed rice is shot from the can
nons giving it its meaty flavor.
it 1-
A bunch of aluminum fellers are
Pracucin ier a piay
which is called
-The Flour Shop" and we hope it
raises the dough.
it it
nan been suggested that the next
council meeting be held in somebody's
cellar as the hot weather is taking the
'prp qui or tne council sessions and it
gatherina is held in the DrODer
two-icellar there is no doubt but what it
will end up as a howling success,
Hurry up kids and have a good, time
while ya
month.
can. School opens
next
it it '4'
The feller who wMn iv.hnMr !
and oea too Dants doesn't worrv ovr'"lhe distorted relationship between
e ,a" 8tvle fr "'en ''M'
"3r
Afl an j 4 , . i
i , .; ,!.. . r
ma to make a our line pome rhyme
rnl.. Ih.P :,I,,M"'!, "d
tomor! T" . I, .1 b8 T b.Y i
I oom,re. l yT ?'"Sef?"Z
o, t7 . '""d d.d
joy to the readers who are forced to
wade through
swamp of bunkl
each evening.
j. I
x i x I nit'inhered that you can not cure the
When eating watermelons be sure i sore by healing over. Too much of
and spit out the seeds, always being 1 that has been done already bv appro
careful to shoot them unOr the 'printing millions to the wool, rat
table or back of tf-.e ktove, as very! tie nnd cotton speculators. 'erv
tew housewives like to have the slip-; little of the money furnished by the
pery little devils in the middle of the ! government ever reached the actual
kitchen where they are liable to trip 1 producer: it went to clear up the
Over m. I debts of the nwn M.-hft hml hnrru .l
OUR DAILY RECIPE.
My darling. dearest. wettest.
honey. Duck ed. of Proones: Will you ; "
kmdiy tell me how I can cook tough! There Is a movement all over the
corn so my family can eat it? DARD-' ' """,ry lo "'cure more beet sugar
AN ELLA. I factories. Ohio, which now has onlv
Ans. Cut out the mush stuff. Dardy, ' ,iv'"' ia ""''mpting to multiply her
this isn't a lovelorn colyum. In case i number; so Is Illinois with now only
the corn kernais are tough, place a ",I''''' Inili.i with one. Iowa with
cold chiel it each nlate. three. Nebraska with five, and Kan-
p. -' and Mh.iieMMa with one each- -
X X IT i;U ;, number or other stales.
some cf the awninas on the main -ri,., i.. i .,. . i... .. .
dra ,.r ""av that they wouldn't
even for a neekaooo waist.
T 'f T ifions. The people of Salem, anil, of
Those cluster lights should be here:,ne "'her liti s and towns In "ihe
o:ne of these davs so purchase your Wlllnmette valley should he active
smcked glasses now. and watc'iful in respect to this mon-
jfc ji meiit. T'ic Salem district may m-
Start saving up now for the Thanks-
l!TV"','Y-J? .V'""" siu
t-
hotsifer Ike Ketch is going to have ;
his un'form trimmed in fur for the
w nter months (nd a pir of mittens1
" " sinngs anacneo will be provided ,
bv
co'iiicn.
-Sji
' -
;4T
r ' '" t O
.'O V.iyinS c-V T ;
c CS
was to i.e covered with a design of
Many i feller spoils his makeup by, rose tt niuht he as much as 7
net hjvcV his shoes shmed." (cents. ..Oregon Journal I
t STATE PRESS X
X COMMENT X
X. MM
lxi OumiIIii rrire '
Cheaper gasoline gives every au
tomobllB owner a pleasant fueling,
but It Is by no means an unmixed
blessing.
The cheaper gasolint) Is. the more
rapidly the available supply will be
wasted. And when the. fcasollne
hearlne petroleum Is Rone, It la
doubtful whether mankind will over
again have such a convenient source
of enemy to drive hia machinery.
The. cheaper tt Is the less Incen
tive there will be to Improve the
Internal combustion engine anil In
crease the efficiency ol motor cars,
motor boats and airplanes. There
is no more Important problem today
than such improvement. Thus prog
ress is retarded for the sake of a
little present gain. Mora miles per
gallon would bo better, everything
considered, than fewer cents per gal
lon, i
ThlH in not saying that gasoline
should not he sold to consumers at
the lowest price consistent with a
legitimate profit to producers and
distributors. -When the fuel is mak
ing men big fortunes for the otbur
two slilos or the economic triangle,
the consumer should have hia share
of I he benefit Hut It will be no
misfortune, in the long run, if the
price riHi'S again somewhat, before
long, in accordance with economic
law as It is likely to do. Albany
Democrat.
A Twelve-Mile Limit
Extension of the three-mile limit
lo include the right of search and
seizure of foreign vessels within 12
miles of the United States coast U
said to be likely to meet with Brit
ish approvnl.
Objection to this suggestion comes
chiefly from the British admiralty
which fears that should this con
cession be made to the rolled States
other natlongywould demand simi
lar advantage to the detriment of
(ireat Britain. It seems hardly
likely that this will be the case,
however, for this extension of the
three-mile limit Is arranged be
tween this government and that of
(ireat Britain because a condition
exists in this country with regard to
enforcement of prohibition laws
which does not exist in other coun
tries. (ireat Britain will be taking a
broad view of the matter and doing
this nation a real service If the sug
gested Increase of the three-mile
limit Is agreed upon. It will give
American enforcement authorities
much wider latitude In which to
work and the added distance which
it will force the rum fleet from
1 shore will make snuggling difficult
C orvalus Oazi-tte-T lines.
Hm'i'islmrg a l'arwlise
The Albany Democrat Infers that
the Bulletin will be claiming Har
rlshurg as the original garden of
Kden now that this town is growing
fig trees. And true enough It might
have been, but today we know it
best as 1'aradise. llarrisburg Bui
letin.
llclpiiii? the Fanner
Kvery now and then we have an
era of "bark to the land." but the
indications are that the distance be
tween the "then" and "now" will be
of considerable length unless condi
tions change. At present the farmer
is getting the worst of the deal, in
fact the situation is alarming. Any
prosperity that does not include the
tiller of the soil is unsound, shift
ing and dangerous, for agriculture Is
(he foundation of our well being.
I Secret:! rv of prlciill lire Wnllnce
declares that the present condition
is a disease, which he describes as
the prices of farm products anil
prices of other commodities," Olll-
...r... I ,..ll. I.. I.. n ..
in, ,.n in -u m.i ii u:,.Liip, aiiu hkiihiuid
ve offered various and sundry
n.n,(li(.B. lnru,,lllB price-fixing bv
government, the outright pur-
" " f wheal, and a
"h" 'y "" Mr- Wallace
efiers no remedy at present, but
,. , . . .
,;,. ; ,, ',.,,!
I" the first place It must he re-
on
th
purchases from
rultiuus prices.
the pro-
Kucne
Idcrer
Itlunrd.
i0f Helf-contalnnient In this induslrv
In our own country and our ihih-
cure a numbir of factories, suimlleil
I e,.io K.
Yamhill. Waihiaglon
Marion, lolli.
Ilenion. clack- '
anias. l.lnn and other counties.
(in mm Statesman.
J-'irn .( Vnl shave
The Albany Democrat gives cir-
rency to tne complaint of a tourist
(that It cost him SO rents In I'orl-
I lnn! for a shave and 75 rein, to K, t
his straw hat painted. It might haie
I -een a aood i.l. i.rst to get the
trom I'onland Shaien h.ro
cost iinitormlv
cents and the ,-of ;
I"1 hi ui: a siraw us; paint.
pemls entirely upon the artK
feel aimed ai. If, for ins'ai
of geiTlrjc
painted i.-!
-tie ef-
aniv. it
5
GOOD
CIGARETTES
GENUINE
"BULL"
DURHAM
TOBACCO
111
County Fair Managsrs
Stat Will Insist on Keep
ing Midway Clean.
International News Service.) i
DES MOINES, la., Aux. 27. Fa-1
tima ha sold her seven veils and is
learning to make circus lemonade, the :
sideshow "barkers" aie practicing1
new: words for the old music, and the i
callow youths of the greut outdoors
are nencerortn to De cneatea oi seeing
the Sultan's favorite in action.
'This way, gents, see Texico, the
muscle-dancing beauty," is going to
be a bully-ho man a dream of the past
Iowa if the plans of Hoy It. 11K-
tnson, secretary of tne lowa fair
Managers' Association, are carried out.
In a pronunciamento sent to all
county fair managers Wilkinson nil-
vises them that Attorney General Gib
son, of Iowa, has declared the popu
lar tents "for men only ' the old time
bunco games for gullible yokels and
the dancing shows where girls are
employed to dance with male patrons
are not allowable under State laws
and mest be discontinued.
"No fair can afford to lose state
aid. so keep your midway clean," Wil
kinson stated. "Eliminate the Oriental
dancing shows."
nou.v
DF. ROSS To Mr. nnd Mrs. H. M.
De Koss, Alexander addition, girl,
Sunday. August 2G. 1!I2:!.
o
i.v ft Kor Hoine
Mrs. Alice Col.b and Mrs. Eliza Ha
pan. who has been visiting at tite
home of Mrs. Annie N'i'.l for the
past month, left yesterday niternoon
for their home
in "Oakland, Calllor-
nia.
Why not ride In comfort, it costs
no more. We give special prices on
long trips, day or night. Lloyd Taxi.
Phone 44; office 125 Sheridan.
FULLER brus.ies. J. B. Crary, 302-R.
Robust Child
en
often have serious
eye trouble. Defec
tive vision, being a
mechanical error,
occurs in the health
leet of children.
Neglect of latent eye
trouble may cause ill
health later on. Bet
ter have their eves
examined if there is
any reason for sus
picion. Eubar Bros.
Optical Dept
Needless to Suffer
yHY suffer the incon
' venience and pain
from Piles when you will
be guaranteed a positive
and permanent cure by
my non-surgical, pain
less treatment?
Treatments may be taken weekly
it It is Inconvenient to be here for
daily attention.
Write tod7 far mi FREE
eonn ea the i
etPii,
DR. CHAS. J. DEAN
J?? M?I01 PORTUND.OftteON
El gM,faACT
.j j
s.fei;J..Ki'. .
'AJlM....D4
Men Who Work
W'.A Hand and Braill
to accinuuiau, a ,,, '
-.- consider ,hu J,ullurtalI
"X'ure. respou,, " "'' ,
tlon. bu
The Itnsehurg
ample ,,,, U.
account. '".ie Jwr
CLASSIFIED colli
ALL NEW CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS wifTT
LAST PACE, UNDER HEADING -NEWTmSJJ
WANTED I
T..: . . : LOST AMI
VvAiVlh.D Turkeys, large or small. LOSThnuV'
Phone 14 F 14. Bover Bros. ".""wl 4
WANTED Prune pickers. Loud LoT--toiJ
iiros. V,liie, Ore. Phone 36 K 2. ; wh,lk wr. inJ?
. . I fit trt . Si
WA.VIXD-Fceder lambs, ewes and " oo' , lt i
wemers. rnone i'sii. , , - . - -
VX N T K DEx pe ri en c?d woman it jf
-.:." tamaj Vallei m w
WANTED Prune pickers, Fred Wea-j Notify A. E STf'.'!
ver, fliyme c reeK. ' Foa bhi
WANTED Girl or young woman f.5POR 8AU-Urm.J
diet kitchen. Soldiers
3l'6.
WANTED High school Hoy wains
work after school hours. Address M.j
care News-Review.
WANTEl-Two first cla.ssliier"7nen ,
for re-circulator drier by September,
5thA. A. Ilakke, Melrose, Ore.
MAX with family wants work in
prunes or on ranch. Address "A",
care News-Review. '
WAN'TEP 3 "or 3 1-4 inch second KOR SALfc-Sw a i
hand wagon. Must be in good shape, i harness. to!!afc.ei j,
I'hone 32 F 33. i JuiU'w or.
WANTED Family of 3 or 4 to pick FDR
prunes. Good ramp ground, liegm
about Sept. G. i'hone 17 K 4.
WANTED 4 prune pickers! I'hone
-JiS F 1.'.
WANTED to buy. Evergreen black
berries. 5!S Mill st. I'hone 4'Jj-J.
WANTEDl'.iii for general house
vork. Mrs. ('. E. Half veld, 33E 13.
WANTElCAn'kinds second hand
goods, harness repair work, etc. J.
M. Judd's store.
WANTElAt "Soldiers Hnme,""i wn-
man to wash dishes, able to work,
and over 25 years old. No children.
Apply personally ut headiiuarlers.
Soldiers Home.
WANtTi!TKIlriy lady to May' with'
children 2, 4. 6 years old, during
' day in prune harvest. State wages
I expected. Mrs. B. J. Schaerer, lit. 1.
j I'.ox 150.
j WA.NTKDri'TiFNK TICKKKS at the
I ( lough ranch, (lood camping ground.
Standard wage. Address Huron
Clouih. Canyonville, Oregon.
W ANT K I Feeder lambs and slock
call It, for, fattening purposes. Will
lake lambs of any ace, size, or con
dition up to 5ii0. Would also buy
a bunch of mixed sheep. Also want
i 2 carloads of feeder stork, either
cows or steers, iiox 66S, Hoseburg.
i WAXTKIMiih"andifo"for 'prune
harvest. Woman to cook for 8 or M
i men; man in dryer; also 6 or pn k
i ers; hegin about Sept. 5. Address
I or call P. J. Hal If. ,
j iiKl VANTKI)."MAI.E AND KK-,
I MALI; Men and women IS ta On
I and over, desiring to prepare for
I governmental examinations, call
j and interview Mr. Henry I- Call,
I nt Vmpqua hotel, Kosehurg on;
Wednesday, August. 29. -Many va-
cancies to be filled, llig advance i";
i salaries; postot'fice clerks f4W'
i $iSnO; railway mail clic ks ii"0 .
$j:;!i; department and field clerns
! jllJO to f.'SilO; revenue and cusioni.'
officers $1500 to 3500; etc.. I '-'
positions; pension on retirenun.
Annual vacation and sick leave, with
pay. only soiiimon sclicol eiiiicrfi
r.'iiuired; positions guarantv
,1.
Minors under 21 must be accem
panied by parent. Hours 1 p. m.
! p. in. One day only.
" "Misil-t-lous
NOW lsThelime to order your rnnini.
Kvergreen sweet com. 1. I'. -1'
(lehey. hone 5 K 13.
ZXlf OWNKll T'onrt forget to call
653 when In need of auto runs
Snrff's Auto WnckingHnuM?.
NO I ICE is herrby"gi"vcn that on 'l ;'
second Monday of September. 1"-
the Hoard of Equalization al
tend, nt the court house, in the As
sessor's office, and publicly exainu';'
the assessment rolls, ard ccr:e, t ail
errors in valuation, d. snplio.i o.
qualities of lands, lots, or ei-r
propertv assessed by the itM '
and it shall be the amy of person i
interested to appear at the tinir an. I
place appointment. Sifncd, iraiiK
L. Calk ins. Assessor.
jpQR BENT'
rbH7rS I-falVty deposit tw
Rosebnre National Bank. .
i'OlfnENf-.'rour-T'ifnisheil bun-' ;
koeiii-iir rooms. 2li N. Il"'1- .
..a ini
i'iii; kkvt T' acre.-. I'lun-
place will pv rent.
lor particu.ars
see Allen Wilson,
Ciecn stati":i.
FOI! RKXT-rurnished bou-k';;;l''
r,-oins. (.16 Winchester St. 1 hon
170Y.
'IS
--""iptre.
J
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