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PACE TWO ROSEB V II G news-review; Issued Daily Except Sunday .' rrvitiuVnt at',1 Mauatter J). U JiATKS .... J1KKT li. HATKS . l-fKrv Treasurer SUBSCRIPTION RATES J'uily, per r,n, by Mail Jiuily, mix ttmnili.-i, hy mini .. liany, thr'- ninntliH, hy mall ... iiaily, hiukI' mouth, hy mall Jji4.lv, hy i arri.-r. p.-r month Wf'i-itly N'l'wn i;" ii-w. hy mall, per year. ..00 2.110 1.1W M .50 .. 2 0(1 noscBima ncws heview. Thursday, aucust so. 1923. f PRUNE picmns BY" BERT G. BATES JMvMtbrr wf 'I km A""ltr4 t'wrmm, Th Amoi-lHtM P'mna n rxtluaivi-ly enllllt-4 to tliw tin' f'ir repiitill'-atloo of nil i.ews tti-i.wt h,. .-milll. d to It .r not o:in-rwlne rr-,ilt..l lti this l't'r. k'id t.i mi.' Iix al ii'mn ptitilil.d humiu. All rights of repulill' stlon of apfeulai d!wf.it )i hcitlti mi uiso rt'rvl. Kul' red as a cu j'l class matter May 1',. Win, al dm post oidu at itoHiburg, Or. icuu, under tua Ai t of March 2. li't'J. ROSCEURG. OREGON. THURSDAY, AUGUbT 30, 1923. KIX.TLATING TIIK COAL' l.MH'STUY. GOOD EVENING FOLKS On account of The cloudy weather Today tre contestant! In Prune Pickin't Bathin Beauty Contest Dirl not appear On the main drag and ltjs hoped that The rays of Old Sol Will shine a'jain once more Tomorrow thus allowing The Venus it Milo'a To rfon their Oat meal uniforms And strut their stuff Before the hungry eyes Of the Judges Who are already Beginning to weaken "3f it DUMBELL DORA THINKS A goldfish is a globe trqtter. 'it it it Its getting so that when people brina fruit and Junk to the News-Me name Prune Tlio riven t controversy over the renew :il of the labor contract in tin; ;ii,Uii'aciu coal field may effect only a fraction of the Arier iiv.n ' epic II.it certain industrial problems of vital interest to the v hole pi'oili; are n'mg worked out there. Jf monopolies, whei her of capital or of labor, 'can so tie up an industry upon which the life a-id welfare of the people depend that the product of that industry can be denied to the people, the national welfare is menaced about as much as it would be by a hostile invading ;.i my. Drastic remedies are culled Cor. Suppose the farmers should av.i'i e that they would deliver no food to the American peo-jview office for display they always pie unless the price of all products were to be doubled or tripled. ''. "Don Put m 1 lie puiilic at laiye nntriu uvi so indignant mat iney wouia reiuse to pay such advanced prices. They might then as a result of their iMiwilliiitfue.sx to yield, be deprived of food and many nught starve. It would manifestly be necessary in sucli a case to have some new power jriven to tiie national government, by which the people i i i. M nbfain the food thev needed :it u reasonable orice. Tribunals would iiave to be established to determine what was a reason; iblel hist price be licccs.-wirv to (Iralt workers to produce It. fiimilarly It the COHl. though Missus Ellsbury specializes in operators or the miners refuse to produce coal for a fair profit ime of st.df I am positive that , , . , .., i i ,i you with vour vast . knowledge of Mid a lair ware, some power w ill have to lie exercised by the gov- WOridiy affairs can tintantjie the eminent to pel that coal produced. The mines may have to !-.; meshes which threaten to choke the , . . . , , ... , .. , . . ,,,, vry life and hope from my throbbing scred, miners may have to be d raited, or other steps taken. ihejcarass , am ony f0urteen years of claims and contentions of operators and miners can not be allowed ,o and find myself love w'Jb to ;ro so far that the eope will be deprived of one of the vital 0"m?ytbratl7i "lm liece.ssil ies of life. jsure he is nuts about me. Now con- Icerning myself, I hate to brag but if 0 ' il do say it myself I am considered f-'ome one lias remarked that in the earlier periods of history, i very beautiful, with nut-brown hair ;and eyes to match, a compiextion re- it it Next Monday being Labor Day most of us will do our perspinn' in the hills. OUR DILY MAIL. Sir and Ed. of Prunes: It is with much humiliation r-it I bare my nto story to you and your host of readers If the farmers refused' to furnish it at that price, it might"" ' h ' n"rtd wn.B ywv, .,.v.-..-.. - the duties of children to parents are more emphasized. This was jscmbling that of a Creole and the (kin the rule back in the middle part of the last century, when children j you 'ove to touch. My eyelashes are nere hold under strict discipline. I'.ut now as the race advagcf s ; v"i; n9 piaiiy when touched up . ' i , i i 'wth Mascarello, or something like the duties of jiarents to children are more emphasized, and the that, and when I pass down the obligation to give voting folks the best itossihlo advantages is!treet 1 m the object of attention , ,..,. ... . . ... . ... , , jfrom all sides. Although only four- lv el! upon. 1 hi is all to the f: od, if exercised with judgment. : teen years old I feel that I have found !!ut iii many cases, this feeling goes so far that parents fail to ex-my r mate and unlike most other t ix-is;.- control over their children, and fail to insist that the latter ..Daddy.. , have xmt4 my weetie pay due rer.pcct to the wisdom of their elders. hen it gets to that '"Grandpa" which secm6 to thrill him ,..;,.( .. i, ;i, I,...,, v I,.. iiin. .i"i ii It 1, iVinii. n-fo'il .i.li"iii4...inL. 41. iti 'an bis eyes light up like a magic i. ....... ,, ... i .... .jwi. .... in, mi ,i ninuuuiBv.-, ........ antern when , pa, h ba((J dome and Mere 100 wisdom years ngowheii they were governed About this time many boys and girls announce that they are not going back to school, though they have not completed a highi DAILY NEWS LETTER Gossip of Staff Corre spondents at World Centers of Population. TODAY: "Weak-Kneed" June Criticized. Are Men Most Sentimental? By DOROTHY HUSKE International New Service Staff Correspondent. ri.EVKI.AXI, Auk. So. The Jnry HVHtem eulogized by DarriHiera as the "liriKhteat atar in the firmament of justice" sometimes HkitU in its or bit or lilts a meteor ana puis ine whole Ieal universe off achedule. Take, for instance. thc.Jury in the re cent Whitfield murder case here, de nounced by Prosecutor E. C. Stanton and Trial Jutlite Krank Phillips for re turnliiK "the most weak-kneed verdict in the history of Cuyahogo county courts." The Jury, composed of nine men and three women, after listening to testimony and arnuments of coun sel for neurly three weeks, deliberated for elKlit hours and then brought in a verdict of "guilty of murder in the first degree as charged in the indict uii'Ut" but the verdict was tempered with a recommendation for mercy. And therein Ua the weak-kneed part. "This verdict." said Judge Phillips as he pronounced sentence, "leads uie to believe that no jury will bring in a death verdict in the face of any conceivable set of circumstances. It Is most discouraging to officials of the law. It emboldens criminals." the judge added, declaring that he "would have felt a degree of satisfaction" in pronouncing the death sentence upon Whitfield, whom he termed a "bold and heartless murderer." n. xTr'tm,ui ral ill Men V'h0 Work , jjifpi'-'iTirr'OTn tLmw I IO Uf'CIIMMll., --re. rHinsive tlon. '"Mug cuim.. Th Koseburg .National Rank ample Itesuun an.i . , Is at your r" M. l" nn luvlt. account. J'wit constant assocltaion wlih jurywomen has enabled her to "read them like a book," and this knowledge leads her to correctly predict the verdict, al most invariably. "Women Jurors aren't the senti nientalista, that men are," says Miss Walk. '"Ihey have no qualms about the deuth chair, if the evideuce war rants it." tlut the price of Justice la high, and if you don't believe it. Just examine the bills in the office ot the clerk of court. Feeding jurors for the last month cost Cuyahoga county Jl.noo. "When a case goes to the jury late in the afternoon a verdict Is rarely ever brought 111 until 7 or X o'clock in the evening," says Deputy Clerk Jobs Walnwright, who baa seen it work "nine times out of ten." "Why? Biicause they want one more meal on the county before they begin to de liberate, he laughs. Uosebur&Ore. IBS "Sr ALL NEW CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT vwiiJ LAST PAGE, UNDER HEADING "NfVl" ' 'vusr "My Personal Experience with Jurors I Have Known." as the possible title of a book, if Bailiff llruce lioutull were to write all he's seen and heard since he has been taking charge of juries, would contain a host of amus ing incidents. His .duties are' many and varied, for he acts as general mediator of the jurymen's personal affairs during the period they are "locked up." In addition he censors all mail sent or received by his jury men, carefully clips all prejudicial material from the daily papers and keeps a constant vigil to prevent any possible "tampering." Valet service is even included in the bailiff's mani fold duties. "1 had to show three men mem bers of a murder Jury how to turn on the bath water in the hotel where we were quartered," he related. b.V parental mutter that phrase in his ear. My itoiks oo.'ect to tnis match and say he 'is too ancient for me. What shall I -O :do? JULIE ANN. ' ANS.: Dear Jnlie Marry him and give him a decent burial. -4. m iiooi course, pei iians not the grammar grades. 1 lie Docket a woman. duo and n,r mH.. money they can earn in some ei'siiy obtained job looks big to them, 1 'mPy get along. while re nils of book learning look small. Thev do not ask wheth-l f ? If ,11.1 . , , . '., .. . If it were not for Tishing and golf i ir .ho i"b they get now is one through which they can climb to there wouldn't be so many liars among; somctl'ii'g belt' r. It may be simply a task which can be learned thc ""en folks. , j in hat!" a dav, af'vr which thev make no progress toward advance-' j met. IVopl.i climb in this v,orld through the exercise of brain ?nZ?&PZE: power. Ami schools are up to dale the best method the world has ; "oh. father's joined the Ku Klux (!cvi,,c,l lur developing brain power. It does not pay to tpiit them 1 KUn anrt tW'pCi4.rst clean h"t'"l nut il one has to. D L . ! Paper is being used for bathing . "'ts. Why couldn't fashion have Vn.l.'-in-C -i manv shoos are rtpoittil lo be st'llini' at '.'." cents iur?ed t0 me,hi"' more durable. , . , .... iii,, . ... "ch a '"ng1""- The ultimate effect n P-'iii "i I it", i. lliey would li.nK clear to an American girl at would be achieved at once. hall' the price. j o I Th farmei-s and the business men .. , , , ..... oicmcked today in Hutton's Grove and . 'Cine women who al'.' t '.N.-ii,eret merely a piece ol IliriuUiro they'll all have sore backs tomorrow in the htMiie remain complacent autil it is intimated that thev are ,rom ,he Pa(tln' received from both . , sides. iUitl'ines. i " ' ThB difference between a dance and The average transient w ho is "luinjtry I'or work" usually!3 bootlegger's convention isn't as in seven piovidiug he gets in on a short AN OLD FASHIONED GIRL. O Mary has two dimpled knees .. , , . .- as many maidens do. "' """"'' marys skirts conceal h.r Ln.l The expressinn on Iheir faces tells plainly what the verdict will be," says .Miss Helen Walk, woman bailiff for Judge Phillips' court. Miss Walk's Feathers are a big item for the trim ming of the fall and winter hats, not ordinary plumes but gorgeous funcles. every one a work of art. Also brilliant rlrinestones, without which a velvet hut la Incomplete. Call and see these beautiful trimmings at The Vogue, Friday, Aug. 31st. Does a woman belong at home should she have a career alter mar riage? See "The Flower Shop." Antlers Tueg. Sept. 4. o B K disinfectant at Wharton Ilros-.- o This is a Studebaker year. Lxtra fine young beef at Public Market Saturday, S43 Winchester sL WANTED WANTED Second-band Itakke, Melrose. WANTED Turkeys. large Phono 14 F 14- Boyer Bros, WANTED Girl for general work. trayer. A. KH 8AI.Fc... Will Oil T or small., ,,'' ;''!!:""'" skmsJ1 Mrs. C. E. Hal field, 33 p 13. ;Keariik, r,l:b, WANTED Prune nickers. liros. Clide, Ore. Phone 36 V 2. Bend . FOR SAJVjrr .7 "" am ii an J fob o iT57: almtit 2lt'n .,!?''"' WANTKD Prune pickers, Fred Wea-: Y1D iji WANTUD Feeder lambs, wethers. Phone 280. ver, Myrtle Creek. WANTKD (iiil or voting woman liin lllnlian C.I,ir..H.. XT.. I., 32fi. ' I I,ros WAXTKD 3 or 4 prune pickers. Begin; SAT-riOMaT: n m. . . .... 1 wig earn. 1 m - ' "ii BAi.e or rwik abut Sept. Creek. tks ,i mill ui;e :'t. I'he meti invht to kl.Oi ri-ts who yet smashed pretty well how it feel up at i to be Used Ford Bargains Get That Ford for Labor Day Ford Touring . $ 50 Ford Hug t 75 Ford Hug 5150 Two lilts Ford Tourings, cheap 1SM9 Ford Touring, cheap 1 !-2 Ford Touring, very good, ltarley Twin Motorcycle, wit,h side car $75 C. A. Lockwood Motor Co. Roseburg pedestrian. 1 gets pours the up. iV.'ir Folks; T:by Tyler joins !:,,' circus, .lackie ('"outran plays the part. Just to watch him playi; e Tob . brinjrs him closei' to ,;ur heart. voti !'or" t taal he is Ja. ;. .hi see is Toby's aim to relieve a vearv Mother and to brnn; hi r we.':!;h aa.l I'amo. Vhen he leaves his stingy iri.le who is miseriv ami mean, ail he has is In pe vd cm;: a-e f,.p his pe. ketluKik is lean. On a si. n k ol' hay he travels far aw .,v I'p.ni Mother oo. w it Ii Ins floor !l; !oe of tin-so we chet ish. i-- ;l , li.:!,t hat leads us on. w he-, we I ,"ii!s! in enter. '1 hn . w ai'itijr Jiolher. (hi -I.e.. Mot! r .f ;hos otiier a- t pay he earns is small, once a. ; li.e mail, receives it all. Tobv's . it plain as day, that the Imro 'I to stay. l'ol v's battle has Ihvii fought, in his p., t is safely cauyhl. to his Mother !oth are led bv I to xvi al I'.'td. X ("ootran l-ade one too. 'oe 1'i'iii.id them, 'twas ., s'n;plt thin,' to do. And we therish, is the liht th.,t leads us on. when e . hae departed and are ooiio. ( ur.-.;e never falters, Jackie i . the st !' has the el it t hut's "1 Willi the nilinjr of our sto , . i ' '10 I- :'d of real .'n hic omi'i rieiids aad fortune 1 nine to Tolo :e hai.py l:t! ie ,v. Minister who Wlls b. 'I by Ty!er made a I'oriune. J.u nd that is somethinn new. 4 1 Wasp waists are coming hack says a fashion note and we'll bet a lot of Roseburg damsels will get stung profiteer is the man who aown to breakfast and cream off before you get t'Y Prune Pick.n's today starts a cam paign to oil the Cass and Jackson street loafers "boulevardiers" it j sounds so much more refined and we ;are oos.tive that the boulevardiers will appreciate the change in name. THE CLOCK or 1 icr . The Clock of Lite is wound but once.' Ann no man has the power I To tell just when the hands will stop At late or early hour. Now is the only time you own; Live. love, toil with a will; Place r.o fait in "Tomorrow" for The Clock may then he still. , There', nothing to some books ex Cf'lt good tills. The average man's vocabulary con suls ot .150 words, most of which have never been admitted to the dictionary. "Thr is a little good in thing very little." I - jjj M 5 t j 1 0TT1 1 II ri l ' "i 10. V. K. fiver. Mvrtle - ca- fll ' ' " i FOR SALE-SadfiT.- W ANTED Prune pickers and tray ' i!M!e.Hr!tfc men. on Hank .Weaver ranch on Fort Sa1-E-BjW"STCT WANTED Two first class driur men aliv-sob, am. a. a. iiaKKf, aieirose, ure. 1 1 "ri' WAN ; f kn 2 "doiriai -tt e" ch ftk n h, any FoR SAI-Gtia rockI breed. Mable Koss, Brock wav. ' plKXl ndiu. fete - - I? ..r r, r- WANTKD Competent housekeeper.! "v'jwv. .. ..... 1 L'f, oiip-. . : 1 all at 1I..I K. 2nd st. after 5 p. m. i ' "-"-i. ottoshiisi WAN'TEli Four or five "if tine nicker, i l"r l !t Rnv Itiiell. IJVikln ISlawt. Ore -,J"iqJ?'"rnt l'hone 23 F 23. j Kt)R S.VI.E-4 fesrsn- ers, tia lliila 1- UK SALt-l m US Priced vwiasoVua nil st. FOR SAI.E-tVW iia-.J coat bark, i rati si li Hoac, SuihfHs 1p. FOR SALE-0. 1 C tell fin in 5 to 11 at l i ii liosiburr. FOK S.VLE-04iiiii:-s and 4c rwr lb. 1 1, fca tie rreck. WANTED YoutiK luikrvs. Vv ill pay l'ortiaml prices. Write A. W. Iteaiii (Jllne, ()rei:on. Phone 3fi F 24. WANTED Iirl or woman fur house , work. Atemlv vrorlc irncui n I Phone 3 F 21. ilra. F. Hahn. WANTED Elderly woman as house keeper for two men on ranch, Phone pyenliiKH. 15 P 12. WANTKI)- Honieafeail" relinquislf ment. Give iiarticnlara fiisl letter. II. t!olfiert. 230 N. Jiwkson st. WANTED IIouHckeepcr bi'miinitii; next week. Must be couipeteut and reliable. Invalid wife, boy seven anil pirl seventeen years old. Write fully renal-dint! experience and your self antP give your telephone nuin- ber. R. H. Corey, Miirshfield Ore. WANTED MSoldiersHoiue, a wn: man to wash dishes, able to work, and over 25 years old. No children. Apply personally at headquarters. Soldiers Home, WANTED Feeder lambs and slock cattle, for fattenins purposes. Will take lamba of any aue, size, or con dition up lo 5W. Would also buy n bunch of mixed sheep. Also vuut 2 carloads of feeiler slock, either cows or steers. Ilox 66S, Kosoburs. MISCELLANEOUS toil --- j ;. ..- trw .Hrh 1018- W I ...,.vn IH..... r 'l" V K ant. " M ' w .. u," II. imi, Ml .VLU.un. o-o ... .."..i j . st..l'hono 03T. ; ' 1H v N IWt. FOR SALE-i.mt3Siei4 from best nod mut. Chapman, Wilbur. Orr. TO.MATOKS'Fi'lM'i-' Come and pin Ik M boxes. T. B. dm w Ftlll SALE-fist Ea.'ti' Coos Bay .JusttA I f " Ilnsebure. , KOH-RA!.E-TtM i hrini. hnYM add 3 WC" inc. J. I'. VUlan-'l1"! on the hithwy. FOlTsALE OK TUifr terrd Jersoy bull. n Will far boll ' Address "Biiir i FOR SALE-J'lk1'1" NOW is the liuw to order your cantiKi? n--r m p'SToICND!- 1). C. 110-. . ,,foff t Hi N 1 m every- TT.i Robust Children often have serious eye trouble. Defec tive vision, being a mechanical "error, occurs in the health iest of children. Neglect of latent eye trouble may cause ill health later on. ill ter have their eyes m examined if there i ny reason for suspicion. Bubar Bros. Optical Dept. At i s PIANOS Hobert M. Cable Cable-Nelson Ivers & Pond Weser Brothers Baldwin Evergreen sweet corn, Cehe.v. Phone5 F13. CAlt" OVVNEK Don't forget to call 6i3 when in reed of auto parts. Sarff'g. Auto Wrecking House. STOHACK li.v day or week. Kales reasonable. 329 W. l.ane st. BATTKKIKsJ TeBled. charReil and re built.. All work suaranteeiL l.iuhl nins llattery Station a"l toraae. 3.'!t W. Eane st. ill.. iivir.j J S'W oM.. VKW-i sTl.E'BY 070- barcain; hmutl: pavs poml mt'Wi w vwtraent. CU H 41 st. . . . ,. o , I rIjirrf lichlsV ! "!rfJ,i i;,u an cnooar. ? Oil Station. TVf nil! sUIJL And other good makes standard Gulbransen Player Pianos Your old piano taken s part payment On New Pianos or Tlaycr P lanos Easy Terms . Ott's Music Store Koseburg GULBRANSEN The liKgistcring i'tauo NOTICE is hereby aiven thai on second Monday, of September. l!'-':i, the llonril of Equalizaiion will at tend, lit the COltrt house, in the As sessor's nfl'ire ntid nuliliclv ex.lliil'"' the assessment rolls, and correct all ijaS'I'H errors in valuation, descripiion 01 qualities of lands, lots, or orher propertv assessed by the ass.'s-or: and it fhall be the July of inrs 'ii interested to appear lit the lime .ir.ii place appointment. Signed. Frank E. Calk'ns, Assessor. FOR RENT boi"s. verk bniw !. " ' j eiM 15"" "iuZ-l Noah. EJlx.r, W?f Home. --,x aSth for n.i from Tillff. 0i ' Fine Mm ratrt ? .iri Trra ' ' W I g ; 'UK KENT Safety deposit E I Rnobnr Vutlonal Dank. H F'tVii ItN'Fonr fuimshci M k orpine roqins. 84l N.Ko'. S KOH-KENT Two front office H ; on Jackson st. Kent reason"! g , ill. ss "('.'' rare N-.vs -Kevien E llT)l "SE KOir KENT - l ui:ir! fjifurnished. I'irst Ave. 1.. E. MrC.ehey. FOK KENT 3 room ""apartnte moiiern home. No children. five reference. E. P. Eis a ; i me. g Fill": i:KNti looin hou.-e. I. ji.. l'aved sire-t. : " r K nxuii houe. On hishwav bovier. Close in. $i:! "" I" . room house. I a: ' ii Ijire trait of card"!' iwr iiij. S rtmni boiC'e dition. 12.ou. 0. W. I'lione 417. lieu. ' out.-Ail- M'l-' ;.n No. i r n In E'l " in in in ftirnished land. -'" Mill, rs Your.jE run Ait -1 lirwnn sehimit. I'lione care J S p.-,n"cAI.K ' v.. ':,... (rr.a latin. '"" ' ,(ir For. s-vx-! jaecer conorei ' , nosel'or?. cr--r ... i- pre W ,,.!, ye3ro' 4 vMrlir-c1!' en. mis riv,"l .tif'4 ia ruit. -;:r. - V f T lS FOK SALE 260J.
