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WOBEBUWa HtWHIVHW, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER U, 1J2J. VEUMATI jVES YOUJWEVER SM1ES HiBLEY IS PASS THREE iRflTflF! V VIQITnn iu I fill I 'jIUI I UN ti... R. xjII Store, ,d every ii"K'" jr,e acio , AlU-nrnu relieves ai once, iinme-i w ... .i Pniflon ...... . . .. . ,hl Rjieumai.. . - iiateiy arter you man in taae 11 inn .. . c.trm Within ,....( u-i.rb hcirlns. 11 searches out the C,V . .irii D- ll litMIOSitH. fliSSOlVCH tilt) HOCI'e- i uin ...... . ' n- if .,ps mill or. vis rneuilllllic poison ulll t I r . . . t of the bmiy through tinj kidneys a:ni cai Kotarmns Honored By boweis. lis mitfvelous how qulckl)Mt nets. Illcsiied reliif often tonus In two days, alul even in cases where the suf f ring l moNt painful till traces dis appear in a few da a. ;.ir. juuies 11. Aiit-ii, me nifl.uvt'nT of ALI.HNRHl'. who for muuy yearn suffered the torments of ucute rheu matism, desires all sufferers to know that he does not want a cent of any one's money unless ALLK.S'HKL' de risively conquers tliiH worst of nil cisensis, and he has instructed ilru,' gists to guarantee it an above iu every iustanco. ('" "... ....! to Kay to -."...ft-rer in lhl ...... kittle of Al.l.t-- 1 ,.f rlieuma- Dllm-.u. ... --,,. Jtl H.'IHI . Till' " - ,. .... 1 ,1,1 MWilV Willi l'"" i iiMIWlK'nl. . , b.sn tr.eil an" ,d r.ally marvelous re a" Mi'-hnl even In tiu'e r v . iH..ntP Mild W .",,.,, was there tae i"" " Presence of Hich Official La&t pvening DELIVERS FINE ADDRESS : IP RELiEFjSGHOOL NEEDED Much Valuable Information Given for Improving Club's Activities In This Vicinity Will Endeavor to Patrons of School District Carload of lis for Japan DOTATION FREE Must Erect New Build ing in Near Future P.oneburg Rotarlans had on oppor tunity last evening to absorb some real Rotary cloctrini!. the oeeaslon I belnrc a visit to this city of District llSnvernur Wells lligley, of Spokane. I Wash. The governor was the guest of honor at a banquet served at the I Palace of Sweets ut 7 o'clock, after whith he addressed the members at length on Kotary principles, busi ness ethics and general attitude to ward public matters for the good of the rommun'ty and a higher stand ard Oi citizenship.. ' -Mr. Higley arrived in Roseburg Inte yesterday afternoon and was taken in charge by Secretary llert Lawrence who drovo him about the ompany Utters 10 lunes to Shipping f Relief Cornmit- Without Cost ALL ROOMS CROWDED t"i',Phe V'"-'"1 KaIn ,".,"'',? "" s on of Roseburg and vicinity. Pre- Must Divide Baginners Into Morning and Afternoon Classes City Superin tendent Hcmm States . . i. . :t in marge oi mo tl Drive ' in Knscnurg;, afiiTnoon at the t'nam- The school patrons of Roseburg must begin making plans for the erec tion of another school building in th) u oilices and outlined near future, City Sebjool Superin- the campaipn. It was, tenucni iiamm said today. 1 lie crowd it would not be advisable ! ed condition of the city schools makes JjKin. as It is food It absolutely necessary that more v.otis to delivering his message to the Rotary members last evening the governor took occasion to pay a number of compliments to Roseburg nnd the progressive spirit prevalent here, and particularly the camp ground facilities offered the tourist. "In ail my. travels throughout the noithwest," Governor Higley stated, "I have so far failed to find a camp ground so beautifully located as here in Hosehurg, neither have I seen n camp pronml tor tourists where bet ter facilities were offered for their convenience. This is one. of the best advertisements for a live com munity and Rosuburg is certainly to be congratulated for the spirit it has shown in the way of catering to clothinR that are most: room be provided if the children of "V'T . city need never " uiL v the ritv are i l.e eu-., n .i,.-, .i.,n 1 apologise to any one so tar as your it would be only neces- the city are to be given an education Jauamse to return the in the ointment manner which they do- country In exchange for serve. The congestion is particular- o! this fact it was ly noticeable !n the lower tirades to tni food products i here teachers are required to handle a result an eftort will 33 to 37 pupils each. No teacher can ibtain one or more car-; do Justice to iftat many cbildrfn, Mr. ft and ship them toj liniiim says, but because of the lack -tribution there. of room the classes cannot be made recognized aa one of tho any smaller. ;irc ducts and an they aro j It is proposed to construct a r.iince here there is a I Junior high school at some central u.V! lo tits i areat deal ; location where the 7:h, Sth and Dili : suuVr;rn. Feir coniniun- grades can be handled. ; to tnd prunes and con- At the present time these grades i will be u acceptable ' are corducted on the departmental I plan, which Is similar to the hic.h 1 lre till use all cash re- : school plan except that each of the i base prunes from iinug-1 grades have their separate rooms hut were. ,Vo money will be I recite their various lessons to differ-. t all funds will be used ent teachers. Under the Junior high j se of prunes. Any grow-i school plan the pupils would bo taught unes on band which he in the same manner as in the high ;.te to the cause is ask- j schools, allowance being made, of; ie Chamber of Com-i course, for their younger ape. My taking the 7th and Sth grades desire to contribute to from the irrade school huildmi'R and rtqttested to leave their ' the fremhman clas-8 from the high loe Hoseburg banks school,1 enough room would be provhl iniber of Commerce of-j ed to reduce tho size of the primary int's have consented to ; classes giving each teacher a number .in nun oi me lund nnd i of pupils she could handle with cf- all money given by the i ficiency. dly to this fund, to the j I'nder the present conditions it will probably be necessary to make two uee requests that those i shifts of the beginners classes. Mr. "in oo so immediately I Hamm says. Over 1)5 pupils enrolled oi oeillg on- in the first irrniln vesterdsv nnd more are expected. This is the largest num ber of beginners to be received in any one year in the history of the city schools. Miss Swinney at the Fullerton school has S7 pupils. Miss Katherine Olson at the lienson school hns 31 anil Miss Parrott ut the Rose school i has 37 and Aiiss Thelma Gooding at I p. , ..i",iiv., me nose sciiooi, leacniiiK uie i.rsi! ir!s nf ,,m of ,01"1 an1 second grades has 18. I le ,m ?urr"r,n:t Japan- i This applies to the primary grades ! if i.m.ii'n '" aiU in only. In sonio of the higher grades, ' a smal nnrtinn ,.f i. i .. . . . .. . t . . D;n . " iiiwi suiue oi me leacners nave as many vs me money rais- as 4S to 49 pupils, and when there are i .tt this many students in one room the ; ''"' teacher nlisoltttelv pnnnt elve pach 1 BORN i P"')U tllc individual attention which 1 1 ue neserves. a f At the present time It is being plan- "U Mis. Pau 1 I n tn divl,lo the beginners Into two ef sir..,. i ' . classes, one class to attend school in Wemlier io i92;j j the morning and the other in the nft- eruiMin, as tnis appears to oe tne oniy way out of the difficulty. Mr. Hamm says that he hopes that very soon tho residents of the school ' eceasitv asked for contrlhmlnna 'o send the fruit without ""petition of all citi !ed. The railmn.i . to transnnrt i ; -s free of charee to the so tnav there will he to the movement nf ti,., 'mnitement It is ,.. out very satisfactorily. To, ;'lr and Mrs, c-n, tridav Will'.s September Uthe desk 1 Guaranteed STMADE1 '""""-.Vac. Dcskv K"1 Baldwin school plan is now being adopted In , camp ground facilities are concerned, for 1 'consider thein not only equal, but in many ways superior, to any like city enterprise in the north west." Governor Higley was h'ghly Im pressed with Hoseburg and the Ump qua Valley and made it plain to hiB listeners that, should ho ever consider leaving Spokane he would "head in" for the Umpqua Valley. Mr. Higley spoke for nearly two hours to the members cf the local Ro tary club, his address being directed solely to those principles embodied in Rotary work that Bhould be practiced by every Rotar'an to insure the h-'ch-nst standard of efficiency that the cirh might continue to be the leading fiulor in all matters of public interest, better business methods, building character and cultivating a true spirit of fellowship and brotherly love, not only locally but Internationally, that the world may be made better, homes purified, and our boys and girls reared In wholesome atmosphere that they may be better fitted to tnke on the responsibilities of life and grow to better men and women. . "Deal with your opponent in busi ness life in just as charitable a way as is possible for you to do," Gover nor Higley remarked. "Apply the Golden Rule in every day life. This is not a 'highbrow organization.' Far from it, and the people of the world are beginning to learn that the teach ings of Rotary are for tho good of all. Being international In Its scope it is striving to bring together all nations of the earth in one band for common good. There Is no politics In Rotary. Nothing enters into its prografl save to brkig about wholesome relationship trnrt, f .,1 In a-a h i r nnmn men " lie gave the members much valu able Information In reference to boys' I and girls' work. This Is a part of lto ' tary program that Is being given care ! fuf attention by every club through I out the world and is bringing about a ! higher standard of boys and girls, as i well as bettering homo environment. After the clone of the meeting nt ' the Palace of Sweets, Governor Higley i niet with the board of directors and I chairman of the various committees and much valuable Information was I given thein in the way of carrying out the true spirit of Rotary In Roseburg. Mr. Higley left this morning for Med ford where he will meet with the Ro tary club of that city this evening. Koseliurg nas leit V K" ' , 4,", 4 . .''''I fI knew you'd like 'em! XV . It's the best cigarette Af- ; I ever smoked !" X- ''(A;,' -:r ) BERKELEY FIRE WAS DISASTROUS (Continued from nnge one. 1 it.. ..j..,' in Iliuelmrir tins lett nn district will realize the necessity for Ilc(,nt!ve for the members to give the additional room and teachers and will vo,.v U(,,, (n.lt s (n tiU m for the great provide the Junior high school which wnrk t i,:.t , being carried on in the is so badly needed. The Junior high nr.,nizatin I fringe of exclusive homes on the hill side and was spreading in tnree di rections, wreaking havoc as it ad vanced. Tho Tterryman res"rvoir district was completely wiped out and ihe flumes progressed down the slope to ward the bay ami north toward the Unlvcnity of California. Householders whose homes were threatened by the flames, made des nerate attempts to prevent their resi dences catching fire, but their ef forts proved unavailing until this evening, when the fire at last was gotten under control. As the flames progresred and It be came certain that vast il from trolb y poles and electric light and telephone poles awuy from the broad, paved streets to permit the passage of fire apparatus, and assist ing frantic householders In removing their goods from structures In the path ot the flames. KYSTKM OK AlilHTIt TIO SKTTI.liS MAXY hlSITTI-iS (rty Associated Tress-.) CHICAGO, Sept. IX. Satisfactory settlements were reached In a large majority of the case-i of grievances and controversial questions arising under the employe representation plan of the Pennsylvania railroad sys tem for the first half of ms. This was accomplished at conferences be tween the local officers and repre senla'lves of the employes without ... n u l.l,rt..,t. f,,ll,nl-llv nr struftion ( roniing to n report m.-de hy the pronaoiy would result unless they , j,rthwestern Region were cneciten, ntirry cans were sentj-(n0 system urn uir voiunieprs io ngtii mo lire and all available fire fighting appara tus in Perkeley, Oakland niid nearby cities was mobilized and hurried to ! the scene of the conflagration. I The greatest confmioii -elgned In the fire zone and the d'strlct for laid waste headquarters EVES OF LABOR TD BE FOCUSED ON F. A. areas it was believed the flames would not reach. Hundreds of auto s's Jammed the street" o-i Ihe edge of the constantly etilar'-itig fire zone, many of them carrying refugees who hnd ben left homeless by the flames all of tho cities of the northwest and ; b evplt and Portland Is making ; blocks surrounding that Is being found very satisfactory. I-ink-! . . ,in m entertain the i by the flames. Ing as it does the grade school with I 1 " 1 ' . lh bi i bor lteiilen(s 'nke 1l i.tv Kllglit. the high school, there is less dlstinc l-t-s-th first t me, the bi laDor ( ,IundwN of rwl(!,.n -wl0,s tion between the 8th grade and high : bo'7 "a! e"r " " ' " ' nr(nhr i ! homes were manv blocks removed school and more children complete j Commencing M """" '; from the danger zone htily gather- thelr elucation through the high 'and preceding the main "mion , ed together such helnncit.--s as ther fhooL .perhaps a week, vat.ous sec ton; of ro(, . ,,, . ttne national iiihainnu..ii stib-convenlions. There will ne spec ial Catherines of delegates represent ing the printing, label, building, metal and ninny other trades, all affiliated with ill., federation. Iieti.lied proeram lor tne c iiv.-ni.. n ,, oliIPr9 rarrying squeds of yolun will not be announ-ed until snoruy , ltrn wno th,)r ,,f,rt, al. before It opens, but It will Include ac-1 t,.,pi to evtlnitul 'h the flames, tion on various recommendations and j ,vany fraternity and sorority resolutions dealing with labor prob-1 houses of the rntvrs'.ty ef Califor lems. toeether with a number of ad- , were detrovwt. as v re homes ilres-es from tuotilnent penker. nf several Instructors iiHItough the S.-.muel Gotupers. pretldent of the Institution's stt iict'in s themselves federation will nrtirinte at the main w. r not harmed. Ilundpds of unl convrntion session". 'verslly nu n enr?d In !' fleht to In a id. linn to the business of the , he.-k the flames. srr!ii!.t!i the event, a variety of en'ertalnment Is roofs of houses, is a g i-irtl a-nlnn being 'arranged for the visitors. This fire starting from Hoods of flvln? will Ineliuli a motor trip along the sparks, choppln-; down Itivirlnnt Columl ia River highway and perhaps shade trees which crew t'i!r k In thc (Py t'nlted VTess-i PORTI.AVI), Ore., Sept. IS. Atten tion of workmen throughout the coun try will be focused for fifteen days. beginning October J, . Durln this period a total of 2,0fic, I rases were taken up with officers below division superintendents," the report says. "Although appeal Is provided for to snpTlntendonts, gen eral superintendents, general man- ngers. and finally to a Joint review-1 ,lng c ininiHtee iiially represents-! I live of management and employe, the j ! number of rases Carried to the gen- ' eral manager totalled 2L'3 and those j ; reaching the reviewing commit-! i tee. M. I ' "Of the roiiirowrsliil questions, taken tin o-lginnlly or on appeal with line local officers, superintendents.! ! general superintendents nnd general ' n.nnnger. .ilmost half were adjusted 1 or compromised In favor of em ; ployes. Of cases appealed to the re I vlewlrj; cnmmlttee, about half were I decided In favor of the mntiHge i mi nt." I The ivnnsylvnnm plan was formu ! luted and established l y Joint ac tltn of Ihe tniiiKigement and i'tn-rl-'.ves nl.otit two ftl'd otie-lia'f years Hi-n. The rep-irt eon-itides that tin .T its o!ier:i'l'iu li.cr'l s' ttb nietit of ti; lui'es has reached a new high levi of success. t HOTEL ARRIVALS J I I iiiHu Ilotii. ; Portland arrivals: .1. A. Ockwlg. ! A. It. Arins J. A. Kissel, ('. 1:. War irens. K. H. Mlmor. C. K. -CatiUs, Mr. land Mrs M. II. Norton, li.ib Warner, J. If. Cookson. II. It. Ttckner. It. P. Williams, K. O. Rapier. Mr. and .Mrs. IS. Rlnkv. It. A. Shaffer, Kred Hull, Kd. Harvey. Miscellaneous: Chas. Thompson land wife. Long lleach; r. W. Gelser and son. Salem; R. J. W'lnthrop and wife, Kugene: K. M. Reeves, San Kranrlsco; .1. W. Carpinn, ,1. A. Car man, Seattle: P. A. Clegj. I.os An geles; G. M. Karrell, San 1'rattclseo: A. (1. Paker and wife, Peoria. III.: I T. V. Graham nnd wile, San Diego: I Mr. and Mrs. K. II. Kellv. I.os Att reles; P. H. Richardson, John Itlch I nrdson and wife, Alluttiv: A. M. I Dunn. Kugene; V. M. Van Winkle. Seattle: V. K. Plndley and wife, Mr. land Mrs. V. 11. Albertson. Mr. and j Mrs. W. 8. Dunkln. I.os Angeles, 1) M. Andersen, K. fltav and wif Kugene: G. K. Haneen. Medfoid: Mr. and Mrs, T. I. Nlclods. Craud Mnunlnln View, Cnl.; Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn, Medford; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smith, Vancouvor; Mrs. Jula Huff, lielllnghnin; Mrs. Kflte Schoake, Mrs. H. Schoake and son, Oakland; Wayne Valentine, Marshfleld: K. O. Lewis, . ( Davis, K. F. Harris, Seattle; Edw. M. Johnson and wife, Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Levassum, . Nelson, U. C; V. J. Hoody, Minneapolis; Mr. and Mrs. II. D. Hull. Ilerkeley; Arthur McDowell, S. McDowell and wife, Santa Rosa; Ardlnlee Morion, Myrtle Point; Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Norman, Tiller; It. Iloyean, Kugene; M. H. Higley, Spokane. !E Ttnpldn: Mrs, I. T. tv fioodrirh. Sun Krnnrl'To; Rivav, H. A. St-1'. Ku r Ftnndlsh, Itotiifst.'r, Mrs K. ; Karl (J. Itotrl HoiiuttiM. Portland arrival: Mr. nrl Tr. M. Wllmii. yr. nnd Mrs. IV U ils"il( A. A. Itonii-r, A. Hiircowic. II. . SnrPKii1, R. A. MH'arl, H;mi Vi-ntrh, M. C. Gn-eory. C. H. Co -hnm. Wm. O'MallMy U. II. Imrfov, () Mn, F- K. Scnvlllf. Win. ! II. A. Mow, c. K. IllK.fr MiKOwrllanrnnn: l)iin II. K VWnn C. Chnnry, Modfonl ; Knbrlrk, city; Mr, ami Mr-, fon. Mr. nnd Mm. 11. V. Vlnnrnnolin: un KmI(J: ( Onnnlil J, Ma.-rnrmiirk, T'"' J. T"InTn. Dn'arlo: A. S VmnriRrn; V. Conk, i K fV; Wm. MrMHInn, W- !and; J. 9. JohnKon, S:in !'' Tdp KnHf'hiirK National Guard pistol U'nrn (Ifdr.lvfly defeated the Cottairo Orovr i.ciim h'ro on Sunday urtrrnoon. Thin l tlio Kofond tim HoscburR has won fiom Coit;itp (Jrovc, tho local tram havliiK won by a whlo margin at ( otaL'o Grovo ranee two wek nv'i Sunday. Tin .tioot h-h! hre waft ili first ninro tli" ranir? hna been im proved. Thp rnnjrn waf in u.Be n num b'1! nf yar rmo hut duiinj,' th war Ui nlmtnxntfl wor n'inovnd and tho I;ut,1,h tal-'-n down. Jtrintly the 'jovi-rmu nt appropriated $2 000 and tlio ranee WHS Improved by Contractor Veiver, tfio Cottaue Grovo plioot be ini? tiie fir.st Rince It wan apaln made Tfhn- r:niyor use. Itoth the Hochui'K and ! a'.er, vlsitm;; t'nmi phot hotter this week IlnHi'lr.irfr won hy a scoro of 48 point. rfoot. K. L.I ,T:irob- uh on. n.nilll..; 1 ! u : It : .'hT- ' .iMc!-r(i. as the American annual . : I Thousands of delegates from all nn . ursion to the ocean at Seaside tr LZ "Jl xions of the caUoji wi!J be here for aud Aftona. Pirciilatloii brine resulta. T H?S bonafldt. iiherlber of th' Hoi" hnrx Nwi-I!eveir Injure our adrrrtlsers first ciaa service ia a of the fire spreading, dragging wires buying field. i Hotel Grand j Portland arrivals: H. W. rnmni. ' Karl Crnik. W. H. llnzanon and ':fe, d. T. Jndd. MlsrnJaneous Mr. and Mis. H. C. iThnmns. Kan Kranrinco; Mr. White, Nona White, Salem; J. It. Ferrcn, A Good Thinc-ION'T MISS IT, Scnl your name sml addreM plainly written toother with 6 cnt (ud tltit liit ) to Clininbeilnin Mt-'.icin t o., lh M' .iHts Jow, and rrcciT in irturn a trini psf! vn ( riuininjt (.'hamWrliin'i C)Ji l; i.pttiy for colds, croup, hrt iit l.i A, iu" atiil wluopin( roiiicbfl, ttnJ tn kling thmnt: Clmnt-fr lain't Siom a ii and I.ner Tablfti for toTnach .trou li!n, ti-dip'tion, pains that crowd th lienri ' t-iiioiiHnest and coimtipation; himl-rrinui a SaWe, nwled hi Try fmniiy for hurra, ptm!i! woundv,' pi lc and .rU. in a StU'mH; thrr mined ftiinilj aicUiuuLa iut bui 5 tAula, Itoul wim it