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Newspaper Page Textr ce two ROSEAU RG NEWS-REVIEW Issusd Dally h'v linTK" "' 'I I ' tad liiMiiw BERT O. BA TBa--- 7 ; liwUrr-TwMrer SUBSCRIPTION RATES Dally, Pr year, by mall- . Dally, li months, by inalL. Lwily, three months, by mail tally, alexia ttoatn, by mall Dally, by carrier, per month (Veekly News-Renew, oy man, j.. aun r TW Taa AasoeUtad Praao la ugluuly Jt ill Siapai'b- creatl" to It or ina to ail local w. puoll.iil h.r.'a. ala.alchM heralo ara aleo ra.arrso. inured aa second claaa matter Way Oregon, under the HtibFOUhU, WINNING BUSINESS CONFIDENCE When a person starts out to article, he dots not in the majority of cases know much about the tiling- he is buying. Even if it is shooB, he can not always Ml by whether it will give good service by which inferior material can that a treat deal of poor stuff chaser commonly recognizes, and him with a certain degree of skepticism, unless indeed it is of fercd at such high prices that he feels it must be good. Even then the price may be too high for the actual value. When a person holding that attitude discovers from some make that has been view chanifes. The advertising chandise must be put out by a successful concern, he thinks, or they would not advertise as they do. And it must have given satisfaction to a multitude of people or people would not dare to HIe!id money in pushing it. If this truth applies specially to lines of goods that one sees advertised in magazines and newspapers all over the country, it fits equally well in the matter of retail trade. People have to purchase a great deal of stuff of which thev do not feel themselves to lie eonmcU'lit judges. They feel that they must depend upon the them good Value, and must trust to get moderately low prices. The fact that a store advertises frerjy tends to give Ihem confidence in it. They feel that such a ore must lie doing a good business, it must be pleasing the pub its goods must give satisfaction, or its owners would never push their goods as1 they do. o People often think in a vague way that they would like to sec their home towns go ahead, but they do not quite realize what an uplift and push ahead they would get from improved advantages. When a town provides better school facilities, for instance, the community life reflects tlie change, better schools and teachers and courses mean that the pupils. come out with brighter minds and better training. Not merely do they know more facts, but they will do better work' in any kind of a job. That means that the industries of a city, assisted by more intelligent service, can compete more successfully with their rivals. They can pay bet ter wages, they will put more money in circulation, which means a higher standard of living. Civic improvement is not merely a vague and distant ideal but the most practical method of getting the things in life that we all desire. , o Hardly a day passes in the beginning of the new year that the News-Review does not receive new foreign advertising contracts ranging all the way from one thousand to five thousand inches. This paper is becoming nationally xpular with critical adver tisers the big and little concerns that want to reach out after business, realizing that this publication gives them the very best service possible. With a circulation of four thousand two hun dred copies every day, reaching the remotest section of this big county, the live advertiser appreciates the splendid service tender ed and is anxious to take adv antage of the big range of readers of the News-Review. There is still talk about the attempt of radicals to overthrow the government, but they will come out better if they confine their efforts to overthrowing dirt out of the corn fields next summer. o "Rill posters out on a strike," reads a headline in today's dis patches. Now if the bill collectors w ould only walk out for a few months lif would be worth living. The man who is very optimistic when trying to borrow money, may become very pessimistic in stating his income on his return. I -TZZ Dear 1-oiKs With Joe as kiiide. we started out a hunting quail this morn ing, the sun was peeking from the Kast and day was slowly daw u ing. The dogs with instinct k-en ami rare behind our htvis were walking, and well they knew the kind of birds lo rus thev'd s.x-n be stalking. Now 'hunting quill was something new, a thing llncr u-kled, for city life had held me chv-i :uu! kept i v i-.hilv inckled. And yet it seemed a s'ti'ple thing to raise a g:in ai d re, and so w ith every step I tnek my spirits rose up l.i'u r. A id laen the dogs began to point which meant, wth Kuns be iv.uK. I did my lest to l'k alert, my hand was cilii; and stc.uh. A sad den swish and up there rose at least a do.cn Uaut'is time lot lowed close tjie bang of guns performing wdl tl.cii' du'.i. s. I 'tit not a sound came out of mine, thought 1. "Now wh.i'.'s' the matter?' They'll think that I'm a tendeiNvl u 1 begin to chat.: ter, and ask them silly tpiestious when the l inU are tip am! living,' so not a word I'll say to tin in but just keep en a trying. When twilight came our bag was full but mt a shot I'd' 'ired. Saul I at last, "This gun of mine just make tne sick and tired. It hasn't shot a single shot, to fury I've In en goaded." And1 then I learned the iv.i-ion why. It never had been loaded. 1 Except Sunday ., , , Anatr4 rma. etiUiud to lb urn tor rpubllratloa Hot oltierwlaa crullte.1 In ln,l paper, All rlf kit of republication of aiw.lai 17. luiu. at the pout office at Koaeburn Act of V.artb 2. 17!. itlAtf, JANUARV 17,1424. buy some household or ier3oiial anything as simple as a pair ol the looks of the , thing, as to or not. There are so manyways be covered up and camouflaged, looks very well. This the pur views the stuff handed out to that the article offered to him is widely advertised, his point ol irives him confidence. The mer integrity of the stores to give to their enterprise and efficiency lot, I .UA6EESTERSTg:, ROSEBURQ lioiiMfali . BY BERTS BATES .J I . "i GOOD EVENING FOLKS The morning train Had pulled in and The waitresses were out Clanging the belle When a traveler Alighted frcm the train Gazed at the scenery and Peering curioualy At the high achool Number on ML Nebo Approached Scott Britt And said "I aay, ol' top. An, wot't that Number "26" en Yonder mountain?" And 8cott unloaded A chaw of Climax And drawled "That's the latt High water mark." DUMBELL DORA THINKS China-ware ia the clothea a Chink hai. Hold, your aeata, genta the apring ruth on wimmen'a hats will aoon be here. The town's gettin" betterthe roar at the akatin' rink haa atopped. When the worda, "I love you" aeem most imposeible to pronounce then it la moat poatible that man lovee C tai ned that we have not many great statesman nowadays, but no one haa denied that we have some very mart talker. AUTO SUGGESTION it la easy enough to be pleasant. When your automobile is In trim. But the man who's worth while Is the man who can smile, When he has to ride home on his rim. Mrs. Strongmind--"Why don't you go to work?" Tramp 'rpleaie mum, I made a vow twenty year ijo that I'd never do another stroke of work till women was paid the same wages as men." He got a meal and a dollar. Football is the only activity where a little kicking helps a person to reach his goal. or? We learn to talk during the flrat few yeara of our existence, but it Ukea ua all the rest of our Uvea to learn to keep still. Loa Angelea girls wear men's trousera. Girls will be boys. Too many woodsheds have been con verted Into garages you can 'find a reason in that for anything, from the modern child s manners to why mother bobbed her hair. BRISBANE'S BONER Arthur Brisbane, the main squeeze among the editorial writera on the Hearst newspapers, stated In one of his bright editorials ti'e other day something about Lloyd George and the ''unpronounceable. unspellabie place where Lloyd George waa born Whereupon the entice, alwaya look ing for a chance to pick flowera In the world of the great, looked up George's oirtnpiace and found it was Man- chaster. The Legion drum corps BeateH outa The new drums Last night and And it is hinted That the legion post Wtll he prosecuted for Maintaining a Public nuisance. A young feller, whose Dana runs a dry gooda store on Jackson at., order. ed aome radio equipment from wholesale house the other day and the order arrived o. k. except Instead of tne transformers requested the con corn sent two suits of wlmmen's un- dies and It only goea to ahow what a j feller can -pick up" with a radJo. ! We got Italy ao strong on ours the' ; uin.r nignt mat we had to go out and scrape the spaghetti off the aerial. i i "Most kids the flavor." chew cough drVps for NOTICE e i.odcc No. ::s win re.:u!.tr n t:tig En. Pro'. of M2 a:e xmnt Onen lies t he'd it. a-i 1 a the i:.'. Ml e. ( bi'.ilirr.' drtt-H.'s !.r..t'v trminid. ' tii'p.' and KmKtKmi. ; 6 lo 12 '.:.- n iW nut at a irko of $1 ' M. M.irKbury I d, T1CKUKG THROAT Alwa a an ann.ivnce. wcrr wrbetl it aihi. ta on at night. You Can step it qui. kh- with CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY Every user is a friend NCWS-REVIEW. THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1924. OREOON WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL REVIEW Tbe Dalle Over 50.000 fruit trees were planted this fall in til adjacent territory all of which were bandied through the Chamber of Commerce. Public utility properties in Clatsop county for tax levying purpose have increased In value $f.4S,lW.liI! over the year 1922, accord ins to the valua tion recently fixed by the state la I commission. The assessed value of the public utility corporations on the 1H23 roila Is now fixed at J3.170.li3. 40 This niakffi the total li-'3 assessment roll for the county Hn,(i3t.6l7.t0, an Incr'-asd over the 1522 roll of 1.621, ')35 to. Seaside Construction will begin this month on new bridge across Nec aniruin river. ItoscburK Many new Improvements under way at Umpqua Hotel. Klamath Contract for construction work on third unit of Southern 1'aciflc company's new main line between this city and Kujtene let to I'tah Construc tion company. Jwurlae county has more timbered area than any other county In U. S. ItoBeburg The stone-tile Industry conducted by the Denn-Gi-rretscn com pany, to be enlarged. Scio Electric liKlit lines to be ex pended Into aurroundinjf territory from this place. Jtoseburg Dotiglus Hotel (o build annex. Averaxe production of Oregon's dairy cows wam avh?. in i?n a.aiiui oHS pounds for United States as a wnoie, Balem New apartment house plan ned, to be located on South Winter street. Salem Valley Packing company to build J40(X.O oH.I,,,.,,, Portland During 1M3. 13S vensela emeieu port. Total tonnace of nUifs entered wan 8,7S5,3t;7 and tonnage of clearances waa 3.7'j2.e38. Itos. burg'a, new Static Terminal Ho tel will om-n .aoon. Construction work involving expend iture of $2,020,1)00 is contemplated on South Fork of liogue river by the California Oregon l oner Company. Hood Itlver City to buy 37-acre trai t at west eripe of town to bn used aa automobile and municipal park and children's playground. Ijirne new lumber camp being es tablished on St.- Helen road. beyond 1'lttaburg, also five side cauipa near Vernonia under way. Salem $2iK).0iK) Junior filch achool to be built on A'orth Capitol. Salem More than 25 miles pave ment 'Will be laid in M.irlnn n.i.nlr during year 1U24. H O HO b Org Mlinv it,,i,r,iv,.,, r,i plair.ied for I'mpqua river harbor. ' St. Helens Work to start on new JS.iioo store building. Portland Oregon publicity cam paign planned by state chamber nf Commerce. Kalnier vote school budget ot $11. ooa for year 12. Portland Plana ready for proiwsed new Kicscl-electiic dredge designed by (l. neral Manager J. 11. Polhuuius of Port of Portland. Astoria nuiUlng permits for con struction totaling tl.iiJt.4sO issued during 1923. . Eugene 440 building permits Issued during fltfcal year with estimated cost of construction placed at $1,137,010.75. largest amoun! recorded In history of city. Slayt.in and vicinity in center or large poultry raising section as evi denced by fart that during year 19J3. 367 cases of efgs were shipped. Uaribaldl Cut of Whitney com pany lumber mill in 1S23 close to 63,- tlOO.tllKI fifl. Eugene Contracted timber in Cas cade national lorest during year 1SIJ3 tot. lied s.ii:.7.630 reet. and there were 5,9J9.iJo feet cut during year. lone to build $1000 community hall Newport New eorvire station cost- iiik oeiwecn a.-outi anu $3000 under construetion. Portland New Glencoe school will cost approximately $200,000. Woodburn plans street improve ments. The Ialles- t8 permits Issued dur ing last year, of this number 67 were for new homes. Announcement made of formation and incoriorat.on qf lji Grande build ing and loan association with ciniital stock of $loo. I'm). Kcfdsuort-Cutting operations re sumed at I'mi uuii mills and T itnher company mill. Oiegon City -Campaign against ac cidents has li va started at Crowu Willamette paper mills. The lalli Ubby, McNeil & I.ibby cannery closes its run on apples, with approximately 75.000 rasea packed. Saleiu-lluililmg records for last 10 years shattered In 1U23. when fl..i.JN2 Willth of nermua ..r.t . sued by city recorder. C.tcvs revenue of electric, water and ga utllin. s operating in stale dining year pi:J aggregated $12,744,- 261 S5. Albany Woolworth company to erect store building here. i'oieel tiro.' Masons to build new home at cost nf $16,000. Portland - $J5 O0O apartment house to bo erected at t70 Hancock street. Salem-41 hhvks nnvpinent add-d to ci a mileage durine 1323 and nearly SO more blocks secured for l:2t. KLAMATH FALLS T Mrs Ch.iil.s W. Eberlein of Klamath Pails, i at the 1'mpn.ua ll tcl. riiovcitug from Injuries sustain ,mI y-terds afernixn when the auto in which fhe and her busband, with a chauffeur wie traveling to Portland. They were aoi-ig ttirou.h the canyon south of Cainonvillr when they met another lea. lone ti"l.nt at a high rate of .peed The oiuvnnuii niaclnce was skidding badly on the slippery pavement, and tne toeriem drew off to the side of the road, and the brakes were applied suddenly. The quick application of the brakes causd the machine to turn aideways, and tbc-n turn completey over on the pavement- aire. Eberltin received three broken ribs, and minor bruines. but the other occupanta were unin jured, except fur siU'ht cuts and bruises. The tnjuieu woman wa brought to Koseburg and rooms pro cured at the I'mpqua liotel where her injuries were given medical attention. I)r. Sether being called. She is not seriously hurt. The car was not badly damaged. MEETINGS START TONIGHT "Everything is In readiness for the flnst meeting tonight of the ten day revival," said Ensign Stack of the Sal vation Army, today, "and we ere look ing for a good attendance at the first meeting of the aeries." ,A special meeting was held in the barracks last night for the army sold iers, and final plans laid to ensure successful spiritual campign. New song books have been purchased for use In the meetings, and the finish ing touches made in decorating the interior of the hall to resemble the old fashioned camp-meeting. The meeting tonight commences at S o'clock. XOCAL NEWS I From The Coast- Fred Hull arrived In Roseuurg yes terday to spend a short time attend ing to business matters. From Eugene Mrs. W. L. Benson of Eugene is spending several days in Koseburg at tending to buslnesa affairs. Here From Portland R. M. Miller who resides lu Tort- land ia spending a few days in this city attending to business matters. Mr. Graves Here on Business U. H. Craves who resides in Salem Is spending a few days in Roseburg looking after business interest. From Leland L. (. doff, who reside s in Leland is spending a few days in Roseburg attending to business matictu. Mr. Ford Here H. L. Ford, who is a rnaident nf Rn- gene is spending a few days in Koso- burg looking after busincxs affairs. From Portland U. H. Jonhson arrived In this city last evening to spend a short lime at tending to buslines matters. Mr. Johnson Is reglst. red at the Hotel Caipu.ua. . To Portland C. A. Bndcnstine, engineer for the Southern Pacific Company, left lant night for Portland where he will be employed for some time. Visiting Here Mrs. B. B. Lamar of Corvallis and F. A. Brodheav of Tillamook arrived in this city last evening to spend a couple of wctka visiting at the home of V. R. Duncan. Mr. Beaver Here A. M. Beaver, factory representative for the Oldsmobile Motor Company, of Portland Is spending several days in Roseburg attending to business matters. Representative Here Norman Emert-on. of Minneapolis, representative of the Neean. Oregon Lumber Company, arrived in this citv last evening to spend a few days here looking after the Interests of the company. Match Cards Sent Out Several thousand safety match curds, bearing advertisements for the I'mpqua hotel and Albany hotel, the former owned by W. J. Weaver, and the latter by W. J. and L. L. Weaver "r" hol"K distributed to California If RUPTURED, TRV THIS TREE Apply It to Any Rupture, Old rtr Recent, Large or Small and You Are on the Road That Has Convinced Thousands. SENT FREE TO PROVE THIS Anyone ruptured, man. woman or child, should write at once to r s Hlce lUH" Mai st.. Adams. .V. Y for a free tr.4.1 of his wonderful stimulat ing applieation. Just put it on the ni;-t.ire and the muscles besi to tlthten; they h.gin to bind together so that the opening closes naturally and th,. need of ...pp,, or or appliance is then done awav with lon t regwt to send for this fr.c trial. Even If your rupture doesn't bother you what Is the me of wear ing supports all your life? Whv suf fer this nuisance? Why run the risk of g tinrene nad such dangers from a . . ,:rt innocent little rupture the kind mat has thrown tlnm,ar,is on the oih rating laM,- A h,wl c( and .,, arp .,,. rmin(nK r' ,k,)lM "vausc their ruptures do . et hurt nrr pr-ver.t lhe:u from g..,. 'n- "d. W rite a; oact f.,r l'-, free tnai. certa.niy a wor.Jer fyl hmg ., f. ,,,, ; h J rupture, ti,M w,.re aj , ' nun. ,.o f.ata. Try ,rd writ" " once, u.ing the ctupon below. Free for Rupture W. s. Kice. Inc., IOC Vain St.. Ada::is. x. y. You my sen! m cutiri lv f-.e a San.p.e Treatment of lour st.m ul.itu.g application f.ir i;up:::re. Name Atidress "Miss America" Declares Tanlac iAVr..-'-.',.,l ' ) Miss Mary Katherine Campbell,! twice proclaimed "Miss America," has, taken TANLAC and endorsed it in statement recently given to the wo men of America through International Proprieties, Inc., distributors of this great tonic. In this statement. Miss, America declares that Good Health ia the basaj of all Beautv. and advises women who would be beautiful to j "first find good health." j Her complete statement as given' is as follows: "I consider it a great privilege to be able to tell the thou sands of women everywhere what a great tonic TANLAC Is. Health Is the basis of all benuty. Without good health, one Is apt to be run down, I nervous, underweight. hii;h-strung. anemic. Indigestion drives the roses from a woman's cheeks and robs her on licauty aua iicaun. Name Town Washington and Oregon points. Or , gon Caves and Crater IJtke are being . boosted in the advertising sent out by ; - " "-- ; LOST these two popular hostel! ic. This Is a Studebaker year. chocolates. 49c per lb. At the Alcove Confectionery. Here On Business I). H. Diamond of Portland arrived in Roseburg last night to spend a few I'ajs heu t.tlending to business af iaiis. In Town Today Mr. and Mis. S. H. Smith who re side near Camas Valley spent sever al houit In Roseburg today chopping and attending to other affairs. Gingham dresses and aprons, in nifty styles, 20 per cent re duction. Mavksbury Co. Here From Portland Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Gritk-tcad, who are resident of Portland are spending! Singer Store, several days in this city attending to : bu.-iness and visiting with friends. Watkin-j nroaucts. From Portland ' . I Like i c. 11. line ot t'ori antl arriviu in , . , . ini rs this rv l,..t evening , snen,! . .! tot big Week end special, h days attending to business. Mr. White! is registered at the Hotel I'mpqua. To California Mr. and Mrs. R. ). Aker and daugh ter of t'oquille left last nilu for Oak-! land. California, where they will spend- t a month or six weeks visiting with! V ' '. vT5. friends and relatives. Left Today- Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Finley of, Meuomonie. Wisconsin, who havej been spending the pact week in thisj city lift this morning for 'points in 1 California where they will spend scv- er.il we. ks before returnicg to their home 1:1 Wisconsin. j New Taxi Servi-e Ashley Tabor h is purchased a third interest in Taxi .-"ami Phone 95. located at the Grand liotel Barber Shop and wishm to auroiince that he is now opera f.r.g a closed car in conjunction with th Pve taxi stand. Country trips a x tally. Revival Services Started Ti e r. ! hal sermons being preach-'d " ''"v- Joseph Krntts at the First .i-.i-xltt church are plain straight 10. .,:, s, rmon, full of the cosl.el -ic-. ir.'eresiirg. energetle. and' 'i..i innignt he sjalis on Hie i.-::.e. m .Method Li -: tody is invited. of Salvation.' TH is a Stud, baker year. ANNOUNCEMENT To t':o Republican voters nf I)nnci. coi.ty. Oregon: 1 hereby announrel , l;r-'-"'"Hy for Rrpubliean nomma-! "i (or tounty Assessor of Douglas . 1. .. tire -on. suhiort m n. iJv.' ".' i,ubii'! vp" at the primary - yen in May. Respectfully, W G low L. st.T. Tlii I U. AUVJ ;tu.K baker year. Wonderful Health Giving Tonic Miss Campbell in "Miss Americl crown which she has won on two oc casions. Photograph by Atlantic Foto Service of that radiant quality of womistJ that is real beauty. "I have taken TANLAC and I to-. hesitate to eay that It is a won-j health-giving tonic. It has brourt: i lief and good health to many oiJ and with good health one may k.l a measure of beanty that will come shortcomings In face and BtJ "Rosy cheeks, sparkling ev6l well-ioundcd figure, a lovable I:., sitiou, go band in band with health. To those searching beauty, I would flay rirst dJ Find Good Health.' The TA.VJ treatment has proven itself a box I womankind, and I recommend it' Miss Campbell haa written a ba;l on Health and Beauty which mi secured by filling out the coupo: low. INTERNATIONAL PROPRIETARIES, INC. n.mHm.nt WAA. Atlanta. Ga. ' Gentlemen: 1 herewith enclose 10 cents (stamps will do), ! which send mo a copy of Miss Mary Katherine Campbell's Bookie: ..Street ...State i Old fashioned gold locket i cameo, containing picture. Xicl . "Orlie" engraved on back, u.l ed highly as heirloom. Lean il News-Review office or at 504 II Lane. Mrs. Guy Cordon. 44 I LOCAL NEWS ; Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 1!1I Y uotc ride. Call 10s or 276-J. A regular ol' barn dance at Si Bungalow I lin Friday nite, Jan. 18. Moore Music Studio 116 'son St. Phone 320-L. Hemstitching & plcot edglaf Watkln-i nrocmcts, 120 V. trcet. Orders delivered. Moth Frank A. Terry of the Eqk Savings and Loan association ! Hotel I'mpqua for a few duys. K or call for appointment. CAROLINAS Gift io lovely r 7 n CARO-CO COCOANUT OIL SHAMPOO A PROOUCT OF THE SOUTH LAND THAT IMPARTS A BE'' Y. RAVISHING ANO I""' SISTIBLE TO THE TRESSB THAT HAVE FELTIT STOU31 Nthan Fullerton The Rexall Store Roseburg, Oregon CARO-CO. UNION. S t 4 m