Roseburg news-review., November 13, 1923, Page 3, Image 3

BOSEBURQ NEWS-REVIEW, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER IS. 192$.
PAOE THREE
tel School Should
--it
Be Made Compulsory,
Say Youthful Singers
ovember'
xtraordinary
Wti,.- iiiiii.nnT.ini..
-.. t. i ,i Ma., il 1 III
of
Selling E
j M-iaglkif ill 4dm I , jfeii rsg-ts g,n . i
kg Is Believing,"
itto of 1 om ana.
Wey Diamond
beat educational system
wrung1, and if the city
ind ichool boards don t
thing- about it, thera will
to be a children s strike
linn right
(it the conclusion of Tom
lanky Diamond, young
li! ictors who have gone
the United States and
a doing turns upon the
ad Stanley have had
7 call a "travelling edu-
Tutors have accompa-
fs ind they have learned
Kraphy and history by
tae places they were
pointed out to them
ins and hotel windows.
it's the right way," says
too has red hair and
ra every visible Inch of
"All children ought to have the
same chances," put in Tom of the
Irish blue eyes and coal black
hair. "It was fearfully stodgy
shut up in a school room trying
to learn that Virginia was
bounded on the south by Ten
nessee." "But we have passed over the
spot where Tennessee enJs and
Virginia begins, and so, of course,
we remember. And we saw the
rivers and thair sources and their
ends," Stanley interrupted enthu
siastically, "And we looted at coal mines
in Pennsylvania and gold ones in
California, and saw where the
Battle of Bunker Hill was
fought," continued Tom.
"It is the only way to go to
school without being bored," end
ed Stanley decisively.
"We had a special interest in
knowing all about Virginia, as
the song we are making our big
gest hit with is called 'Stealing to
Virginia'."
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i J LOCAL NEWS J
Former Residents Here
1 Mr. and Mr. John McClintock and
'chsUlnn of Lebanon spent Armistice
I I lav in lioseburg with his parents,
and .Mrs. J. E. McClintock. Tl.
left yesterday for their home. Mr. and
i Mrs. McClintock were formerly
j dents of this city.
rosl-
y.:r!jN;
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IP
pipe and ri mnArcc
PIPELESS
There's a right type and
size for every home
T ?GE or small homes, citv homes or farm homes,
tfr Ji' already built or under construction, there is a
hi k AG Colonial FURNACE of the riht 1 1
" ttioroughly heat it in the most economical way.
For MONTAG, Colonial FURNACES are made in the
'or Western fuel and Western climate. They are
maoe by a concern with over 40 years experience ir. heat
aS Western homes.
TTie MONTAG OVAL FIREFOT burns all kinds of f uel
n equal satisfaction, it is a real fuel saver. T.ikeslauje
iua i wood or coal- hich means even, steady heat
''" attention in firing. Look into the hot-blast feat-
! 01 th" "C'mtifically-desiRned firerwt.
.5ltTithe MoT"aR Colonial dealer in vour town to tell
? all about th. v, ..i.. i,: lm
;7 ,'r ,h illustrated folcW showinu all hws i.nJ saos
'-ntag Ujlonial Pipe nd Pipelcss Furnaces.
Tcre's a M OX TAG Colonial.
URXACE Dealer in your Toun
Made by MONTAG STOVE WOUKS
PORTLAND. OREGON
Sold and Installed by
From YoncalU ,
Mr. nnd Mrs. R. Wr lxn(? and Mrs.
PoHv T.ong of Yoncalla were In llusp
buig yesterday attending to biuluvkb
and vtiitlng with friends.
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;COMBIKJIED BAPTIST CIIL'RCH TO DAKOTA GOVERNOR
FBIIfiEilfflPffl HOLD CONFEREHCE! SIAMM
'in ww in i.uimiiiiur.w 'i w n ,nmnwu'iiimninwumpi sj
r!,;i nZS?Z?TZ&!m -gV..;- n r:i Si W lg Fred
ma I
To Corvallla
Leo Heckley who 8p4'nt the wk ent
and AnniHtice Day in tliia city wn
nnd trlontU left Monday
Corvallla where lie
hool.
(tnltd I'm'h )
NICW YOItK, Nov. 13 Arordint; I
a ri'port (hero today th tour of IIiiko
Stinnt'H, Jr., and Hurry K. Strndair,
now inspfctin? th Sinclair oil iri
eriln in the KoinhcitHt. It a iin-limin-
ary announrtMnent of nn RirPM-im-m oc-
A big nil churh dinner nnd con
ftTrnrc IU he hi Id nl Die Hati'lM
' liun ti (htrt WKlntHdny iilj;ht. Kvery
mmhir of the rhurrli, Kolh old and
youiiK. In uiRfd to hu irf nt.
Kilt rids are nlso Invltfd. A hn!nit
cl inner will be held at ti o'tlork.
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H. SINNIGER
Phont 428
. Roseburg, Orego'.
l5 N. Jaekson
0.
LockwiKid and Phil ncrxh whr
are attendinK the University of Ore
gon returned to EuKene Sunday eve
ning after spending Uie week end
Hoseburt! with their parents and
friends.
I.KAVK HHl CAI.If'OllXl.V
tween the Stlnnes nnd Klnelalr Inter- j Kach will hrliiK a hark ft of Knd
pmih for tlie nreiiniatlon of the Alllerl-
'can Oil t'onipHny to compete. ltli the
! Stumli-.rd Oil now upeiutini: Mb;
sidiary In (lerniany.
- -
' thlrms to 'at. TlioHe who have no
way of prepitrliiK soiiiethliiK to eat ,
tor find It iiiiiMiKslhln to do so are j
I uiv,red In ronie Just the same for oth-j
er.; will have some to upare. CoffiMj i
f!tr tinltfd Prem.
' M1TCIIKI.I,. South Imkota. No
li.ivernor W. II. Me.Miister rer
his "rasullne wur" today. The
dard Oil, recently ftirced by the f
nor ti reduce jeasollno prlren,
aniicMinet-d a two-cent advance. lv
Inv the retnil price to 17'4 cent
PHllon. McMaxter Immediutely
ered with an urdor to the Htate .
uny Hiipidy depots tu ai'll ausoll .
1 cents.
lay
ml-
l.h-
-o-
will li ' served by the ladles
Immediately following the dinner
Joe Denn. wife and child, left this
morning for California where they
will tpend the next three weeks. Mr.
Denn Is maklm the trip for the i
purpose of visiting some fifty cities I (t'nlt.-d
where stone tile plants are located f X18 AN'iKI.KS,
to get first hand Information In rer-.. .V(( nhv, deposed
erence to this new proauci. extensive
ly used for hulldlng purposes. The
lenn-(ierretson company are agents
for Uouglas county and are uow
manufacturing much of the stone
tile for the local trade for which a
rcsdy sale Is being found.
Press. )
Nov. 13. W. II
Monday as head
of the 1'aclfic coset ImsebaH league.
contended todwy tiiat he was still pres
' Ub-nt and would continue to conduct
the lcai.'U"'s InislneHS as usual. Mc-.
t'arthy enld the controversy would be I
! carried to the board of arbitration of,
I the minor league meeting In Chicago!
1 on December 11th.
I there will he erho speech
i Kuccno and Porthind conferences.
t A dratniili7iillen will be made In thn
i form of a trl:il In whi'-h the various
i members will huve a part. A thank
j ( fferlng will be made y the cause
; of missions. At the close a social
I time will he had. It will be s fine
tneetlui;.
Vera McMillan, Marian Neei't:i
and Kerno Heymers who have Le n
from the "fending Armistice Day In this
will! ineir illienin leu iru-iuHj
Corvall s where they tire atte.i
the Oiivuii Agricultural College.
Cll 7
rn
Unit
Four lenps anoaii and still iv -'lie
News Uevlew.
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! Eleanor Boardman,
I eslleo! "The Cinderella of the Screen".
isiose next work will be as the femo
j Bine lead id Tlie Day oi F'agh".
Coldwyn'i pklutuarton oi Arthur
; Sroert Roche's nol. Mtis(3ufrlmia
! fbiyrd the (cnur.me lead tn "Three
Wise Foot" (ollowing her woik as
the herome B "Souli Fot Sale."
The funeral services of the bitf j
Mury Ann Diiln-ll were held thin f- i
ternoon at'Cunyonvlllle, at 2 o'clock, i
Vary Ann Dule-ll died .-aMrila I
cvt nitig at M'-n v liespitul, dtath oi--!
curriiig only 45 iii!nut after she had ,
, been taken there. Mrs. Duhell was ,
l'irn In I'olk i-mifitv. or.-t'in. May s.
1 S47. and was 76 y ars. 6 innlitlis slid 1
4 days ef ag" at ttie tiir.i- of le-r ,
fleslh. She his livid n ( alivnlit llle ;
, all her life nd has niaiV- many fro nds
who deeply mourn her di-ath. Mrs.
I ni l II Is survived by hi-r husband.
1. Duhell, two sens, and a daughter
' Mlsa Margaret Cm-brane who spent
'Armistice Day In lt'Oeburg returned
, Vend.n evi-ntnc to her hiene In M-. r
He ' ,-k. While 111 l.,,-Li.-t .! -B
CiHhli'T.e was the CI,..-! of MI:a-
ilail.s Walker.
firciilstmn that go's into every
I nook and corner of the county Is
' bound to hi'.nz results to News Itevlew '
proves It to ti.e most skeptical. i
i" . , '.j.ji.r'.r iA
V " ;. f i f 1 I I
i i -
Ailecn Pringlc,
yie talented strcsi who loroo!t Lon
don touety (or s caicet, is ta he sei-n
next in an import.-! ry!c in Goldwyn't
frxnanuc picture, "In tiie Palace of the
King". She has aho apfieared in
"Souls Fot Sile" and "The Slsngrr'
I'arKpjct."
Pf.ctv strk-ii Ivr-'-'n r"
Oulil-llllrd Cue, piuili ul (il.hiu.I .
CJOME TO TillS
t Favorite Cli'T
Store for Ci.'.vr-
ELGIN
Watches
fur c.xry mcrt.lir
of your family ot
fi(.r. C 35 to $330.
BU3AR BROS.
Jewolsrs
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