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BY BERT G. BATES
Mlr mt Tmm -.,n--tii,
TH. A..-VLI-U P'. I. ."lu.lv.1, nIU4lo th. u.. for WUbMrMlM
.nd i,. in lo-l nri .ut.iiin"l riri
Ail ririte of riu-llUca of l '
Untuicd a. second ihfst -utter May 17, II!', al the wt offlcw. Mt ltusebur,
Ori Kon, unuer me aci 01 .-uarcu -, 11.. .
ROSEBURC, OREGON. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1923.
DUILDIXG GREAT HIGHWAYS.
GOOD EVENING FOLKS
Goth alntcha proud
Of thai hiqh tehool
Football team and
Dontcha hope that
They keep on
Clinging to that
Pigskin lo'
A touchdown and
Aintcha kmda glad
That ol' Roeeburg
Hat th' pep
To back her team
To the limit?
DUMBELL DORA THINKS
A loving cup la the prize the cheek-to-cheek
dancert thould have.
ro
It utter be that the damtelt would
faint at the tight of blood but thingt
"What's the use of building great highway systems, at an cx-m-iim'
of millions and millions of dollars, when in a few short
vi-ars i.ll the freight and passenger traffic will be carried in the
'air-'" The question is always being asked by some one, usually
.. ,,. who is unendowed by nature with faculty of thinking
Mraighf. but sometimes by those who think, but without dj'tJMngX ZZ?UZ$Z
which to go. J lie nexi ten, or me n.t nunun.u
enormous strides made in aviation. Mail, some express, some
passenger traffic will go via plane, and much sport and travel
will use it. Kul no future development of aeronautics can over
come the fundamental fact of nature, that to raise a weight in the
air and maintain it there, requires power, and that power is an
equivalent for value; in our terms, money. Therefore, no matter
how desirable otherwise, no pystem of transportation which re
quires an exiienditure to support a weight, can concrete in cheap
ness with those in which the weight is borne by the earth. There
will id ways be railroads, always be vessels 011 the water, always
be roads and road vehicles. They will change, improve, become
more economical, more speedy, more safe, but the earth will con
tinue to carry the bulk of tho traffic, simply and solely because ji
doesn't charge anything for holding up the weight, whereas ltf
i.ir.. imikes im nav. and heavily, to hold the weight up in the : ir,
while we transport it Those who build roads today will not live w.. .f ;..- of .perfect day
to see the tuno when ineir roaus are 1101 usvu. on
themselves for roads today will never see tho day when those
bonds are outstanding against disused highways. The airways will
be increasinly used, but not for freight!
. -o
Tim increased cost of living is in many places causing
would like to tee ut tawed open with
a crott-cut taw and tewed up with a
grape vine.
OUR DAILY MAIL
Dear Ed. I have been reading the
tociety colyumt of your paper and per
ming the etiquette department but at
yet I can find nothing pertaining to
we fellert who drink coffee with the
tpoon ttill In the cup. How on a fel
ler do it without erdanriering hit eye
tioht? COFFEE-HOUSE DAN
Dear Dan: . Buy yourtclf a pair of
goggle.
A girl of our acquaintance eayt hair
nets would latt longer if the young
men of the village were not to rough.
We asked a bird today what hit
wat
Whote Territory? '
Klamulh aa trudo territory "
lie luHt to San Kraru !. . I"1" '" "".
essence of a circular distributed
aiw.ru; San Kraucimo lu-iiii'". mt -.
Work In under wav on the v''r',m
Klu.tli Kulls will he
a city on tho Southern Pacific -n
line. Tim comparative relations ol
Man Kranclsco anil Porilimd to Klain
Hth will bo reverted. Portland will
have the tame advantage iu distance
ttiat Kan Krancisco now hat re"
auuiubly freight rates. sieed ' ''""!'
lairtation and communication will fol
low HUit.
Put despite these iacts, San rran
1 Into huslness men amure thrm'lv
that tltoy will keep the trad'' of the
largt'ift tthlpplUK iKiint iu Oreuon.
They rely on the friendly relations
built up during the yearn by accom
modation and reciprocity. They r ry
upon the financing; of Klamath pro
ject In Kan FranciKco. They depend
on the fact that Klamatn ioe
banking with Ban Francisco.
We do business with our friends.
It is as truo an axiom when applied
to cities as to customer and store
keener. Portland will not win the business
of the Klamath country automatically
merely because the Southern Pacific
is shortening the distance to Klamath
Falls. Trade InterchaiiKi' will follow
patient building up of friendliness and
service.
That Is why the excursion of its
business men which Portland Is now
sending to Klamath Falls is a good
thing, Rnd why this spe.-ial friend
making adventure Is worth following
up by every individual Portland in
fluence Portland Journal.
50
GOOD
CIGARETTES
m
G-NUINK
"BULL"
DURHAM
TOBACCO
Sunday Rally
terian Church.
Day at the rresby
ass
MEETING. NOTICE
All the World War veterans who are
facing the winter without an overcoat
aro urged to meet tonight to draw up
retolutiont favoring the wearing of
the old 0. d. mackinaw.
There once wat 1 ' woman ) who
thought her hubby never lied to her.
She wat certainly a happy dumbell.
, . :ti!
Men who have time to get haircutt
every week have too much time.
11..: 1:1. i.v ! iniii-Uw h tliev miss tho The bioaett frog in the puddle soon-
M ,H,,,K "V . b" 1 " i-j .c r or later creake.
! iiri
people is capable of great expansion. 1-elt unueveiopeu, inur The wora., ,eriout it on today
lossibiliti'S lire stunted in this formative period. A family WOllld 1 agin and we're bettin' twenty eente
Liter put up with very cramped living conditions rather than j a-rt. to recoup our heavy
f
Those train robbers and cold blood-
m I ed murderer should be danghn' on a
ht nin rnn finht nnui.
Tresident Faunce of I'.rown university, addressing his'stu-j
dents on the opening day, told them it is better to live in a "vol-j After bucking the terrific fog thie
runic" world than in a "glacial" one. He meant that the turmoil - managed to get to our anc-
tjiuii. im nnui in 1 turn on time which cauted much eon-
of present conditions is better than the deadness of nn age w'uercjtternation among thote who try to
children to leave school early in order to help earn the lamny sup
port. In one largo city this fall it Is reported that twice as many
children as last year are quitting school to go to work. Of course
the busy coiditions in the factories have helped this movement,
l ut in many cases the motive is the pressure of family needs. It
is poor policy for any family, if it can possibly help it, to force
their vmiiiit children to go to work as quickly as they pass tho
legal age. The high school age is a time w hen the mind of young
cramp the mental growth of their children while they aro in the
upper grammar and high school grades.
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t HOTEL ARRIVALS
kane; P. Powell. Ketchikan; Mr and
Mrs f A. Wheelihan. Neecdah. Mo.,
V M. (iaiirie", Han Francisco; Mrs.
Maggie Julet, Sacramento; Mrs. (has.
Canrie. San Francisco: W. h. W'1 is
land J. V. (iardner. itiiisooro. . u.
Lambert. II. A. IttcF.mss. Salt Lake
City A VV. neam and family, dime;
Chat. Jeffrey. Oito Jonconscn. Sa
linas. Cal : L. W. Atten. Ilandoii;
K N. Smith, Kl Centro. Cal; H. v
l.ibbv. Kucene; Mr. and Mrs. J. W .
lUacklnyton. Gold Mill; Mrs. I. Bnl
se, son and daughter. ban Francisco;
I.ois Ralston. Corvallis; A. t'hris
Onkinnd: Mr. end Mrs. . A.
Nnak. Oakland: Mrs. J. A. Peiess.
Flint. Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Soules. Oakland. Ore.; Jioy Wilson,
iiv Handera. 11. W. Christy. W.
i i.nn Klamath Falls: . J. Al-
rom. N. V. Fwart. Dunsmuir; R. C
Stanton. H. Litton, I.os Angeles; O
a crnwodr Pickwick: J. K. McDow
' il and wife. Retsel. Wash.; A. Hilby
end wife. Dunsmuir: S. Brumbaugh
Corvallis: I,. Largety. Earl Mcl)on
Hid. Rover Thurber. I.eroy Pike, New
York; Beatrice Eaton. Coquille; b
O. Chouklon. North ltend.
there is no change or progress. lie thought in spite ot ail trie con
fusion of these times, that a jn-riod of so much change opens w ide
the doors of youth. The truth of this thought can be seen every
where. These arc not times when tho young aspirant has to wait
make a hit with the bott by hanging
around a half hour early each a. m..
Mayor Nap Rice wat jutt In and
wanted ut to put in a little tquib in
thit great colyum about him, but we
I'liioillia Hotel
Portland arrivals: Miss Alice Rus
sell, Alta Russell, R. A. Morris, A.
I). Sherman and wife, H. I.. Burper.
F. A. Pendln. M. C. .Mcl'luuK. E. J.
Sherman and wife, M. K. F.lliott, W.
K. (ioodwln, J. L. Christoph, Mr. and
Mrs. V. Hendricks, K. Siolt. I. V.
Skadan, -11. G. (Joldstone, Mr. and
Mrt: J. I). Custer, J. A. I.lvett.
Miscellaneous: II. II. Ballard,
Oakland; Mr. and Mrs. John Prince,
Gold Beach; D. A. Thornborg, Ever
ett; A. J. Ness, Eugene; .Mr. and Mrs.
I.. Riorum. Arligton, Wash.; Mrs.
and Miss Skill, Vancouver; Mrs. J.
W. Iliblw and son, Vancouver; V.
V. Weeks. Vancouver; (i. II. Clayton.
Joplln, Mo.; J. K. Jagxer and wife.
Wichita Falls, Tex.; Mr. and Mrs.
W. T. Nichal, Oakland; I.. E. West,
Tacomn; J. C. Curlie, Salem; Mr.
and Mrs. 1). Wood, Grants Pass; C.
C. Karr.md. I.os..Aneeles: C. W.
Ulchetls. San Francisco: C. W. Ham- il
mond. Sacramento: C. K. Barnard, '
Seattle: Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Black, j
Santa Barbara: Mr. und Mrs. Lyman
Black. Seattle; L. X. Hamomlon and ;
wife, Woodland: Fred Young and
wife, Quincy. 111.: John K. Hatael.
San Francisco; Mrs. C. Bonderson.
Dunsmuir; Mrs. J. A. Burch. Duns
muir; Mrs. lrnyma Hoxie, Dti'ismuir;
Georse E. Soniik. Cleveland; E. J.
Sherman and wife. Portland, Me.; T.
W. Dunn, I.os Angeles; K. B. Lyman.
Kupette; V. B. Jenkins and wife,
Sacramento; Mr. and Mrs. Paul De
fere and family. New York: Ernest
Svenson. New York: Mr. and Mrs.
A. Berry. Seattle; Mrs. F. W. Hitch
cock. Seattle: A. A. Tresing and wife.
Ilalsey; Carl I.udencan, Tolun. P. A.
Suiiih. Seatltle, T. 1. Minlleii. Sun
BUILD WITH
STONE-TILE
It gives you a permanent build
ing that is fire and weather
proof, costs practically the same
as frame construction. Its soft
grey tone and pleasing texture
is especially attractive.
Made of enduring concrete,
Stone-Tile brick is economical in
first cost and reduces upkeep
expenses to a minimum.
Cet Stone-Tile estimates before
you build.
MADE IN YOUR CITY
DENN-CERRETSENCO.
Fuel and Building Material
231 No. Main St.
Phone 128 Roseburg, Oregon
PERMANENT CONSTRUCTION
. , , . f . ii i Urc' coiyum aooiu mm, dut we r ranrisru; am, ana Airs. j. Mips'.
imtil Home one dies bctore his chance opens imMoig mm. n nc n.usre(U8ed t . , because n.d hadn't isnokufl: j. c. ow(.n. Akron, onto: s.
. ihii ininin nf himini's ctr li i i nrofossion. so that he knows , oughtcr cxpact an item until he weartSS. (iray, Muitu. Idaho; I). M. Dodi-r-
l,v,,v r- I u .., ki.L ;il j.rku , loir -..
inaik nv iiiyn u - i J J
how to il:ty it better than 'older men, ho will go ahead very fast
in tlit o tV.s.t nmvint; times.
itPuvrrcTCOffiS??fc I I
Dear l'olks:
There lives a man who hurt me once with pain I'll ne'er for-
i .i i. : i i r..:.ri....i...l f Itim
pet, ami iihuikh it- iiapi't ti je;tts ko i hi igm u
1 went to him with eonl'idenee that all would soon he well, that all
my U-oubh's .soon would pass. Instead he made me yell. t
I plated myself within his hands and breathed u heavy sih. j
lie looked at me without n word and never blinked an eye. Said I.
"My friend, I've pot to part with one I've known for years, and
well I know that when we part, I'll shed some bitter tears. I've
come to you with hopes of help, with hopes you'll find a way.
to make the p.-irtintf brief and short. You're price I'll frladly pay.;
This pa! of mine has always been a friend and one indeed. He
never failed to work for me, he sensed my every need."
"I may be guilty of neglect, if so the fault is mine. And still
ho never made complaint, 1 never heard him whine. I'.ut yester
day lie started iu to lea:-e and mf me so, 1 knew that we must
part, 'twas time for him to yo." '
The m tn who hurt me .--aid, "You're riejit. I'll do the best I
tan; So just relax ami do your best to be a fmrless man." Hut j
when he started in to yank. I cried out like a youth. I'or he was;
busy ulliutr out my poor old wisdom toot),, .
Some girlt teem to think they don't
need anything else on after they-ve
got their lipt reddened.
I If the good die young how do you
account for the bald-headed council-
men? i
i
,';C?VII
"A woman ain't to dern craiy about
the radio became the cain't talk bad
to It."
Ick, Seattle; H. C. Norris, San Kran
clseo: W. I' .larvty, San Francisco;
V. II. Uavis. Klamath Kails; 11. ('.
Merryman. Klamath Kalis; K. I..
Iiurns. Klamath Kalis, lieorxe I.tfl
ron. Portland; N. Anpa, tfuu Francisco.
TRESPASS NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to nil persons
nut lo tve-iass on my place four miles
e.ist of Uosebutg. No one is allowed to
hunt thereon.
KOSS C. l.OVKI.ACK.
to
It.i.'ttm-L. t:iiti.B r invilril
'te-iionsiraiion of tlossard corsets, the i ,.!1''
.hilmiiI fr.nit Iu... enisel M.in.lHV I let I " " 1 "lehi
l.i. ut Fisher s.
New Lamp Bums
94 Air
Beats Electric or Gas
Hotel Itollglioi
Portland arrivils: V. K. Sunders.
Klfred Jacolison. George Wlculeo,
Kred (Jor.lon. Merle Whltsell, Mi.
and Mrs. K. Pnntord. J. V. Krktrs
ley and wife. V. II. MrOroKor. W. M.
t'erechtn. Andrew Pattvak, K. I.a
Inc. f. C. Karwell, A. L. Hobliins.
V. C. Uritrar. t). A. t'opeland. T. T.
Ilrccne. ("lias Forester and wife, M.
0. tlreitory.
Mis cllaneouf : J. Parco, Carl C.
ll.-ntne, San Kranclaro; K. K. Muir.
W. A. Terun. Salem; K. 1.. Kepc.
Powers; K 1. IHmney and wife. S. P.
Co.; F. W. t an.ui. V. J. Harrison.
Pocatelln, Ida.; K. O. Cntninchan.
liosebure; i:. S' hititer. Jay Tav. The
Halloa: Mr. and Mrs. o. M. Klvedahl.
I.os Anireles; Mrs. Wlken. Seattle;
W. II. Knrlnuist4 Omaha: .la.k
I. inch. Itlooiniii.-tiip, HI.; Key Mr-
Corma.k. How laic Creen. N. J.; K.
. SIvan Grove, Kansas:
vi'i', Al'rrd Hopper. Oak
land. C:il : V. A all, l.ewiss.n: .1.
M". Mill. Hail. v. Ida.: Mr. and Mrs.
111. ti. Hmvh. It Klamath: Mis. O.
.M l,eln:id. tink'anil. Or.; Georae 11.
Will. SiH-katie: i: Kroith, Milet city
. Noli.; I .N. I lilt. r. SlHlkane: Mr
I.Mi-s W. w. isner. Ilrvn vaw
I Wih.: Mr. ami Mrs. K. I.. Chrli
d"it. Sentlii'; John K. Ross, I.os An
F.d.s.
Special Chicken Dinner
50c
SUNDAY
Soup
Chicken a la Rhine
Relish
Head Lettuce Olives
Choice of one -Fricassee
of Chicken, KKg
ImmpliMKs
ltoast YotuiR Chicken, Savory
DressiuK
Vegetables
Pens in Cream
Creamed Potatoes
Dessert
Chocolate Plane Manse or
Kaisin Pie
Uread and lluiter. Coffee, Tea
and Milk
Regular Mealt 25c
HOME
RESTAURANT
T,
CAN BUY 'EM!.
CAN SELL 'EM!
CAN RENT 'EM;
CAN TRADE 'Efti
gvt You can do moat any old thing by making y0Uf
thla column. It il tha market barometer for miteeli, b
ni. mnA tradlnn. Wonderful retultt am .:.. . '
ciki'h - . ..HlncQi
line (five wordt make a line) and four cents a line for
Iniertion.
ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PAGE
WANTED
WANTED Turkeys, large or auialL
Phone J4 F 14- Boyer Proa
WANTED Girl for
work. Phone 479-J.
general house-
WANTED Mechanic if. noseourg
Garage. MuHt be able to ao lame
work.
WANTED Man to do rincral work
on farm. W. G. Patterson, canyon-
ville. '
WANTED Aent for the Mynlic
Windshield Cleaner, r airly adver
tised in noseburB and vicinity lut
year by Mrs. Hopper. Call 4i5J.
KOIl SAI.E-Wtth, fcT;
cncallH, ore SWH
KOU KALE-- V.
V'.ti roves, 5 f jj. ft
810. 4im F.:.rv..
: . . " iiiulaj.
run
SALE tu-j-
hav-lnmiire a'l s i H
F6n BALK-ii-SS'.
864 Milita
MISCELLANEOUS
. . H
S1IEET MUSIC & records exchanged
at 3?8 N. Kane St.
A- A. t.
FOR SALE-0M BaoeiTs. l
bundle. NVw-uu! J
- - Jk
KOIl SALE 16 in. ojTr
oiocKwood. E. Braotiri'
FOR SALE OR BSXT-J
farm. Adi. o .'I
Dnvlon;
FOH SAI.E-TiThr
THE SKOVGAARD concert wan a
great success. The piano waa tuneo
by C. 11. Arundel.
CAM OWNER Uon't forgot to call
653 when in need of auto parte.
SarfTa Auto Wrecking House.
DU1LDING LEASED Closing out
stock. Everything reduced. Moore
Music Store. 324 No. Jackson.
WIXLTtUADE Two while faced 'I
year old heifers in calf, for one
first class Jersey cow giving milk.
Fred ParkerCunm-nieOre.
NOTICE All persons having claims
aitainst the estate of V. L. Chap
man, deceased, present the Batue to
the undersigned at her address, ai)i
all persons indebted to the above
eovue please settle eame with lh(
CHAPMAN, Residence and Post Of
fice Address, Melrose, Oregon.
FOR RENT
KOlt KENT Furnished apartment.
520 N. Jackson.
i'OR RENT Safety deposit boxes.
RoseburK National Bank.
FOR RENT 157 acre rarm, 2 nil.
from towrLM. Howe. Rt. 1, llox 29
FOliRENT Fifty five acres of land,
Joining the Kinney Addition. Apply
to Mrs. P. Hinnott
FOR RENT Five room house. Mostly
I furnished. Permanent couple. 211 Y
Washington.
Jones.
FOR SALE Solid"
unpL-i tl I.A n.it
blom, 19 F 5.
FOR SALE-ls:i"Tv"inr:
good condition, ttlf,..
taken at once. Call
FORD TRUCK KORgTtl
ruff underdrive. J. E. 3
SHEEP FOR SALE-SfS,:
nnu aaorem at .NdrjRp
FOR SALE lieliduiTTi
berg apples. 50c, Vxoli
ul uie oicnara. ft. i, atn;
, way.
FOR SALE Fine hair dTJ
35 cents, easy shave li ej
en Rule Shop, 618 VikJ
Try us.
FOR SALE in line
aiwrlment house, 10 j J
vestment, call tit 601 It
St., owner.
FOR SALE Reeisteifi 1
hog, grey oats md ti-
Clnyton Ranch, Ke.
6 F 25.
FOR SALE Api'it-s at LJ
miles nou'li. Spitreck;
Delicious, Winter ni I
Kelley's Korncr.
FOR RENT Two nice clean furnish
ed housekeeping rooms. Use ol
phor.e and piano. S25 Millir st.
FOR RENT Time nicely furnihhed
housekeeping rooms, ground floor,
inquire 230 S Pine st.
FOR RENT New cozily
three room apartment,
cold water. No children.
Winchester. Phone 193.
furnished
Hot and
Call 910
FOR SALE
J (OR SALE Used piayei piano rolls.
60c each. Phone 70.
FOR SALE or trade fur -W
lie, one Overland rotit ?
old mare to trade for
Merely, Wilbur, 0rre
FOR SALE John Ctrnw-I
disc, suitable for tnc.ot
Would take hay in r:
f75. Linilbloni, Hilling
FOR SALEOno ton
Good conditiou. I'ric U
. quick aale. Far partiifc
Paul Obee, Bill lot6RoJ
FO RESALE ()H TIiAD-ti
steam boiler and enpim
edulpment for email an
a 7-passer.Ker touriB: a-
good mechanical con
tiros. Will trade f u
ranch stock. M. f- Bt'
miles east Yonra'.la.
nCMrtMCTDATintu ri? is m a o'clock. The o
" room iH being cflUipH
LLL1K1C COONIING ulnio nnnaratus. Chain ffcv
CTADTC K'rVT TlrCT V I ,.,l r.... il,o sneltalors. V-'
. 'demonstration will w "
. i u....! .. . '. Ii Is oxnerted that man." I
iv -.miiviii clllHll dim eo'ciiic raiiKo -- --- ,.prtnf!Lt
I W ill lahe auiauion"--
I offered.
demonstration similar to the ones con
duc ted in Purl land by the Oregnnian,
will start in Rmebui'K on next Mon- , , ,. . ,
.l-.l. ;.. .... ...... . . ........ rtnsehlirc hlllleS are
"ie iiiienraiiei o-jiniin, oppo : . , t liosMnl lf'
sue me iows-ueview, according to ,,.
an announcement mail.. tn,l..v h. I original front lace coni
Harold Hudson, of the HnHann ' 1 15, nt Fishers.
..... .-.wit-. ..h.b ,,iaee iioKue, laciory i
repn sentativo of the Wesiinehoiiso a
Elei trie company, will conduct the
school and demonstration. The vari
ous ways nt handling the electric
range to obtain the best results will
be d, nioi.siniteil. The demonstrations
will last one week, starting Monday,
.vtd th hiiois e:.eh ilav will he from
..r.t.,i. ' Fltaf
NFW AND MODEM I
The people of Dotf lJ
.re ..ivited to mate!
Quarters here.
w. J. WBAVERM
and
law. t
slen-1 i
A I I 1 MM ISU lo Pl:l I M'
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TO SHOW THE PUBLIC
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