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Newspaper Page TextI I i; 1 -V. 1 r PAoe two ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW If7tid Dally Exeapt Bunoay , ' u. w. uai " BCKT U. B 1 i n i " " I'reeldent ad atanaiter Beereury-Tree.au rtr SUBSCRIPTION RATES Dally. Per year, b)' mall . Dally, el nionlhe, by mull Z!!IZIZ Dally, three muntba, bjr mail Dai'y, ein-io muoin. uj i by carrier, per month ekly Newa nTlew. by mall. t Tbf- or, gun, uuuci m - 'loo! sr BERT a BATES. , .10 j I I lM COOO EVENING FOLKS ftOBEBURO NEWg-BEVItW. TUESDAY. JANUARY 77, 192. I.....;. . .i.in. 1923 lii exemplary of I e) ee?vvvi " - !the new eolation. STATU PRfP COMMENT , ) ,M,kiag over lie lift of powibill- - ' l . -kiiiiii. there la r"cal- A SOBER WORLD Dr. Ivan Bratt, who mmht be cal led the Volstead of Sweden. a a "-,. ,. but fK- have uru- temperance has aurceeded in mat Then there la the fast drlvine inirv beyond exr.ee- - - . . h ,h-uiws and. " .u.. .n.l nrobabilhlea. there led the thousand, youce and old and of both eexea. who aeqoireu ui In habit In Mny are those have hro- Classified Section ALU NEW ADS ON BACK PACE HUbLBUMU, "OKtUON. I'uLt-DA. JA.M'J A RY 'a4. JOURNALISM'S PERSONAL SIDE. The village That that the War was on agin Last night when The l(jlon drum enrpa Practiced on The streets and if The fellers had Kept the folks Awake much longer The war would have Bean on agin. 35 DUMBELL DORA THINKS A goblet la a small turkey. Some folks go into conniption fits if any of their doings are mentioned in a newspaper. If they go away on a vacation or have an evening party, they feel that their sacred privacy is infringed jpon if the newspatr undertakes to print an item. '1 hey have a sensitive shrinking from publicity and conceal their movements go far as possible. Vet these same folks may read with eagerness the reports printed about other people's doings, and they might refuse to buy a paper that did not show enterprise in collecting such information. On the other hand you can hardiy meet some folks on tiic street without getting a suggestion that you print certain items about them. However, there are not many oi mese seekers. It is in most eases a sensible thing, if people are doing anything interesting, for them to call up or write to the newspa per office, and give out an item just as they want it printed, inen it will be sure to go in right. if it i Witim.Hte for people to talk about their neighbors in a pleasant way, it ought to be equally legitimate to mention their, n4 tomt .nU.Maione, n 1 . . i 1.. f .M.l.lieitir uliollt ' fu.. act v Ues ii a newspaper, a reasonauie uwx --- tho personal side of community life in personal matters is help ful, ft wakes people up, encourages folks to emulate each other, gives credit to people for achievement, helps people get ac quainted. The personal aide of this work causes newspaper men seme worry, 'and they would be better pleased if the public demanded less of it, and wanted more space given to public problems. Lut as long as the public demands it. and if scandals are avoided, it M-ems a harmless way of pleasing the popular taste. People might as well accept it as a fixed custom of American life, which is easier to conform to than to oppose. In its report published yesterday the tax supervising com mission had the following to- say in reference to reducing county expenses: "The commission was particularly impressed with the fact that the parties who appeared before it in behalf of reduction of taxes invariably asked for reductions in some department of the county or for some purpose in which they had no personal interest, and as a rule, very little knowledge." This is quite fre quently the case in many instances of tax reduction. It is an easy matter to stand on the side lines and criticise the other fellow, tut when you get face to face with bare facts, get a reid know ledge of things in tho right light, you eiuite often determine that the feHow at the wheel is steering the ship better than you could do under like conditions. Well, wa will now forget that there ever was such a thing pro posed as bridge to Alexander's addition. It has been a subject ,uch discussed for the past several years, with no practical re ilts. We still maintain, however, that the park would have been u mighty valuable asset to Roseburg, and a. the years go on the day will come when its need will be greater than at the present time. Koseburg is not going to stop growing and the bigger the population the more need there will be for a city park. Tt. viuii.'.i knifa and fork club r. noon and a census taken ehow- ed that all of 'em left their napkina on the table. The peppery remarks of eome girla ahould be taken witn a gram I BILLING AND COOING He met a fair maiden and soon waa awooing; he told her he loved her, the words softly cooing. Ha suggested, they marry, she fell for the plan; en the first of the month, the billing be gan. Frank Qulggle of Syracuse, N. V., want out and killed seventeen skunks, for wh.ch hs got thirty-two dollars Maione, n. t. na ntsr sufferina compares with that of the man who knowa it all, when he la shown that hs doesn't rftk IT DON'T TAKE MUCH It don't take much to make men glad To cheer folka up when folka git sad When cropa look poor, and things go wrong, It don't take much. It don't take long, Whoever any fellah It, To Blip your arm inside of hie, And let him know a triena ne a got. Who's srtitl a friend, no matter what. He'il chirk right up at just a touch, Of friendliness it don't take much Douglae Malloch. A mrn may have hi hat In the ring and still talk through it. The colleoe oirls are forming red head clubs, but you will never hear of a shiny-note club. Let us figure on your office furnl ture Ad in Chicago Tribune, Miss Liizie Ford was an Illinois bride of a few daya ago. We'll bet she can hard.y wait for her -iin wedding anniversary. 4 A man rarely fails for lack of some one to tell him how to run hit buii net. Moral courage Is the quality that keeps you from sneaking up an alley the fitst time you put on knickers. won't get you far, how knot at the top of it ia heavv-drinklne country beyond exr.ee tatloa. and tb Swedes are Krowlnaj steadily more temperate. Teetotalisiu limits the consumption or liquor ac cording; to 'fcclentific principle baaed on the amount of food and li quor a normal person is supioeu iu be able to consume without narm to body or mind. Aa for America. Dr. Ilratt. after a tour of this country, rays that prohl- bftlnn hero will be more of a success even-ually than It In likely to be abroad. Tbe rea.on Is Interesting "America la too young a nation to know how to drink properly, and bo Inn younu. It will forcet the existence of alcohol more easily than will na tions of the old world." That Is reassuring. There Is merit in youthful Inexperience, after all. Tho newer the vice, the more easily uuu-rown. But Jlr. 1'ahlt believes there k hope of coniph-t sobriety eventually for all the world. He ex pects the clvlliitd nations to get to- eether and fltht alcohol as they did (he slave traffic several decades aKO Albany Uemocrat. sen Ii. j m'-m . I...... hv thouKsnus and, IS w by accident experience WANTED reactier." probably brofcen DJ ,-fn,,r T ArNliivV. I'hme 537. many more. These are on! two oi r-TgTnT house, "bad" habits of which there are e-, VA.V ,1 r.IWo r-n o or b habits It mit Kion more, yet u tne o.u ye. "- Cv.v.nvlew. bad its bad FOR SALE Dry I'hone 452 or 215 FOR SALE Used player piiif DOc each. Phono 37o. FOR SALlf-1 liTl'. GTiTnr II Plorce, 340 No. Jack,,- fi. oak I brourht some Rood among the Da ; i w a VTKD A woman or airl or l'erhps some fortunate or wlee ones, llocSPWork. Mi 3. Win. "ea rn m?:! urnuired the enviable habit, Mvrt! ( r.ek. or holnar cheerful and contented , oil- ..-,...,.-,,,r 2n tiers wood. . ..... .V,a hHhlt (iriftAAiW1 uu... - .( , era must nave cunn-u " iooklna Glass hm. per uj.. health and work, increased 7'"",; t2 each. 25 tons hay at business waa concrete e; , .. .... rer ton. the spread of the naDii oi h(,,f,.... Some farm fvinu. . Good habits ire just as ... , traded as bad habits and Just as hard ... JauI nv or i .to break. Haoiis ueciue u. "'-'':, ,: duties and toll fur as habits they be-! come easier of execution. Successful men and women are those who have . ' u.uin 4 W. A. rf. lll.lim, I liVUB iirll HAY FOR BALE At LJ . nbLT charj tracts. Phone 2i;i'3. I'hone FOR SALS O. A. C. chicks, bred to lay. Anna Knitter. Melrose . II. H , . , , Uilivi., ,. ., 1. . . Jllipil- ., Ofi .u ."-"I l.lnU vnil Stole iiiiii.' in ctnu C1II7 n,il ati,l .......iT Inquire coi ner ' -; " i-T. . 7 . " : cows, ments, Make mc a price. acrca good paiture. Booth & Eddy, .Miller's Addition. T MISCELLANEOUS made a habit of hard Tidings. n-ork. Ashland ! wiLw SKW by the day. I'jone Mr. M. K. 4'earce. PHONOf.RAI'H records exenanfieu. 10c each. 328 No. Kane. SELLING TO THE TOURIST Next summer fully luf'O tourists a day are txpected to pa throuxh the Hoinie river vallev. Their stay In the valley, however short It may be, presents a golden opportunity to the formers of the vicinity as well as the merchant. This opporunity lies In the chance to Bell them their pro duce fresh from the Hrden or tho orchard. In a large number of cases the tourlHt Is in a hurry and does not stop at the city stores, expecting to buy his procerles when he makes a atop for the nlRht. Nevertheless, he will stop at the stands of the farmers If fresh fruits and vecelahles and oth- farm produce Is pleasantly display Indigestion May Lead to Appendicitis Repeated attacks of Indication often lead to serious inflamation of the stomach and Intestinal tract. This inflamation may finally cxt nd to the appendix, which usually becomes in fected throunh thP p esence of foul, IrritatliiK matter In tho bowels. It doesn't pay to Ifinore even tho mnur uinmle warnincs of digestive FOlTTUAriE Lot in"Eui:ene to trade for Ford coupe. C. E. Cox. Rt 1, for Ford coupe. C Box 85. RoseburK, Oregon. i ap ntVNCK-uoat forget to f55 when In need of auto part SarfTa Auto Wrecking House. H ' LOST AND FOUND LOST A fox terrier witn two uiai. spots on one side. Answers to the name of Pat. Reward. Phone 14S-L. car iuiiu iui, io ion. p. q i. resweu, uiuiesi j. .m. nav? Creswell, OreKon. FOR SALE New three bottai5 rracior piuw, ta iucu. uas pj( about five acres. Cr.a be k- rlKht. See It at llroaUway'i Ct-' FOR SALK St. Valentine seeo, oi m uwi nome p strain, ueavy iouhko, txxtt heads, carefully Beiectej. c. r- Sheppard, Dixonville. FOR SALE Kay, wood and trees, it. u. t.iiis .Nursery ; Rose St., i r.oue z.n. FOR RENT FOR ItKNT Safety deposit boxes, P.oseburB National Danlc taste In the rr-.y- FURNISHED houi-o, close In, for rent. Inquire at Singer Store. FOR RENT ed flat. i"" ' i. ..... ...ni..n. tu r4i,nnni Nip lor eu. niimii, cull or secuiiu riiue nun .J.... i-noolr will not stop h.m. He w,U stop when j " ' I goon rruit la shown anu win pay e. rxcessive ga, h. artburu. nip price tor aometnin tnat is worm - .,.. ,i,,. rising con " nuusea. vomiting, bittir risings, tu ..: Kill... .r... BO .II7V RDellS The remarkable success of these n.i nainitation. of the heart after fannei' stands, was demonstrated j ,.atinK are some of the most common ...i o Wi,.-n mni-n . Hvmntonis or poor umeawuii. , ... . ft . - IHllard were threatened with large ' lr you ne subject to any form of i njme .lunours v. losses throm-h innbilltv to dispose of1.. t, di.irA. nnn'i fnil to trv a ! FOR RENT 4 room house. their ernns through the regular chan-i ,.... i r cn.iih rim M A. C. the 1 Oarage. Small bain and nelfl. They got together and decided .....mnip.il stomach treatment. This! house. Pe.ries and fruit. to erect stands alons the Pacific hlgh-l wondeiful medicine usually k4vii moiuli. G wny where the tourists could see nrm.,t relief from all discomfort. In I 417. whnt was being offered. The stocks f.1(., jt la BOi. 0n a p-xilive p.uaran In these stands were rapidly depleted tPe '0f money back it the first bottle and the farmers were evnvcd n:any . ,i i a,,v ease of stomach i hundreds of dollars through the plan : ,,.,hie a isrw bottle costs but i THOKOFGHHREI) White riymouth Mmlern 4 rojin furnish- Inqulre Mrs. V. W. Claik. Iieauty Studio. Phone212-J. FOR" RENT Verydesirable room for 1 gentleimin. In private family. New I house, heat, hot water. (.'Use in. hours 9 to 6. 4 lots. chicken $12 00 per W. Young ei Son, Phone FOR SALE 8 acres by non-rej;:. Good house. Darn, some proa and berries, family orchard r pies in bearing, peurs. als large grape vlnyard. About In from the So. Umpqua river. place has been sold for JW'AjJ now ?juo. f ree mail deU Helbig, 4U7 W. Cass St. $1300.00 buys a 4 room liouoj" liiovloo ft.i Some fruit tr ate. PoultlV house Kixf) ft i j little home. 5500.00 casi hr.ndle. Or will incluJe t with place foi $1750.01). i: cash. G. YV. Young oc Son, i 417. FOR SALE P ickbone ever, if the solid bone. m uirchandiainfc illnot to tn? tour-: ti a-, Nathan ist, who ould not otherwise be sold. ,,imijv Vnu This plan is workable and lrinps Into; tho community larpp suus which i oihervviiSH wuuM po somewhere else. In ercciin the diaitds, tht-re should, be mn pie room for parkin? with signs) on both HidoB to ihv motorist of thi;i. This KysU'm is wed throuah out California with success, not only with fruit and garden produce but also with flowers. The f.iriner must put up the good pradfs of the fruit and throw the ut to the ho?s. He hurts his own business and that of the community when he puts tip an interior grado and sells it to some tourist, whom he thinks will mver come this way fuain. In that lie is wrong, for the tourittte have a way of spreading news of places to patronize and the places to avoid. The Kogue valley should be one of those plucea where one tour ist will advtst another to make his purchase. .0 rants Pas Courier. Kullerton Store viil lnim, who has long rult'd over the destinies of Soviet; Kussia, is dead. Ho has been a sick man for ijuite a pt-ritKi, and' Kussin has been a sick nation ever hi nee Lenine took control ol ii f fairs in that country. He was the father of lioMiovisin and Many a youngster who staya up late these nights Is only sowing his wild radiooat. Tobacco is a dtrty weed iivlu-r IhuiRs equally aa radical and hud the iacuity ol k"K ln ,t takee yoUP moneyi p0t y0Ur coafidom-o of the majority of jwople in Kussia, thus placing; him! clothes, .n full control of government affairs which ho has directed wiuv -And mdk" nof your nose the overthrow of the Czar in 11)17. An cnvntiair,1mi.mni- with hhbed . . - . o I hair ha been foind Now they are digging for the galoshes. A chafing-dish is just an ordinary frying pan that mado good In society. The best place to have a boil la in i the tea kettle. .'UmlrCll So far no aerial highway bonds have bn issued, but there'a plenty of That was a Rood si:jti;e.stioii made ycstei'day in the columns of this paper by a local correspondent in reference to helping 10 btarvinjr ihiliiren of Germany by forwarding a substantial ship ment of DotiK'as county prunes and other western products to tho stricken country. Nothing like patroni.ing home iu.lu.--try and some or the prune growers of the west are just as anxious to etj their product moving us Germany is anxious to gt her 1..,. 1 o j Some of the flllJJS adol'llillg a number of prominent buildings1 Fashion demands slim people. Fat thremghout the city avc badlv in need of replacement. Tlui.- rag- on can reduce by talking to person ' . . , , .. , . v.ho nuke them aick. Red appearatice adds nothing to the b.'auty ot t'lu l.ior ..nil tie-, tracts from the .spirit of patriotism that should to uppermost 111 oprortumty knock, nut once pco Ihe mind of everv loval American. not J considerate. . , o i t x Will 11. Jlay:i, "Ctur of Jl ieland," ppo.es the censorship of films. Well, if lliil can improve the product, and some of the actors and actresses, by way of non-censorship, we would sugev.-t that he was allowed to hae his way. Many a fine friendship ha been wrecked by a gale of laughter. FARMERS ILLS ECONOMIC A statement Issued today by the commit. op on marketing and produc tion of the National Grange, in ses sion at WaitMrton declared that "the farmers' troubles are economic and not political. " "The hicrt problem before Ameri ca today." the statement said, "is the restoring nf the purchasing power of the American farmer. It is not mo-f liKislation but more teamwork and coope-raiion that is' needed to solve the f'mneia ills," Yt't politirmna have tauirht the farmer to b' tife that hi ills are political snd t-. propose certain quack remedies, like government price-fixing in d''fmnce of the economic law. not because they t. lieve in their effici- cue but to "cure votes. A m niat'cr uf fact the farmer dors I nbt diff- r fnmi any other business nan and mnt work out his own eaha tion. If hp is nf the mercy of Imiui : trial conihitirs. who control their own Ininrkfis. he wwt crwite his own com 1 bine, to limit his output and control 'ins markets, ai.-o. He its beginning to ; le;nn tins. I We all i f us like an alibi for fail jure and the government is a con ''i.int one. V.'.i blame our failures upon tl. b.it ( ,i,.m credit ourselves for the Miio r. -s. ' ne farmer hats permit Med hitui'lf to 1h ruthlessly exploited iMU the renit dy lies in his own hands. K"ults cjtu; it be aitaim d in a day or m r . ai will b.' ftenlually be- Fine new heavy Harness high ball steel hame, 2 3-4 inch trace, only $75.00 A full line of the best curled hair faced collars. All sizes in collar pads. Neckyoke straps, pole straps, lines, halters, etc. Trade your old harnesa for a We do all kinds of repair work. Itnck hatching (Daniel Strain)., V.'. Ii. Kinst-I. Vilbur, Oregon. T liOOM plosieieil houac. Gaiape and woo.lslieil. l'aved street, lu good; loiHtion. A niro home at reasonable 1 priro. f27;.u(): 650.00 down and balance in monthly payments. G. W. YounK & Son. I'hnne. -tt F0TrSAl.TjAhC"KTNDS OF FRUlT AMD NCT THEKS. AIst borrios and orcamental st"ck. Yes, 1 have prune trees on plum root. It will pay you to ace this p'ok before you plnee nn order. K. L. Ellis, Nursery Yard, Rose St., ne.ir Casi. Phone 27F3. FIVE THOUSAND A YEAR A. ED Flour. Feed. Seed. Hav. Business old estsbiished. Sto sale for much less than cwil luroe ana equipment ai a nc:. Cheap rent. Don't miss tnii 0 tunity to pjt into a fine payist . nes. Lawrence Agency, 12i Street. Phone 219. FOR SALE 50 acres 3 mile Roseburir on good road, fort chard and small fruit, V: acres In cultivation. Fit? Would make fine prune lani : cood broccoli land. 2 good if- Enough timber on place tia than'puy for it in wood. " shack -and two small barns, 1 wacon hnrness, and snrae ; Implements. Alfo fine S K(0 w $3000, 1 cash, or miht cc: some own property or car t payment. Land alone f :."M. A:: R. C. E., care News-ltcivip $2. 75 Broccoli Knives only High grade, hand forged, 14-inch polished steel blades. Only five dozen at this price. Limit 4 toi grower. Miss Simpson, at the Oregon Growers building. West Washington street and 3. P. track, will show you a sample and take your order. Terms, cask with order. . S3? Do You Want a GOOD Used Car 1 No, that raekel jvu heard last evening was not a tleiaeturent of Mexican rehels enterinir the eity. It was the American 1 drum corps out on dress parade just before retiring for th" night. o Claimed that President Coolnteo is becoming more co:;era- e;:u.e ' Jourr. l liy nec..-ity. SaU-ui I "T! " am't ., erd i t -U Ut r f-i:er with a b g atcn feb aHiia qot a good w.itch on the th cha,:v" . H ATTENTION SIR KNIGHTS i,:k 1U tional. nelic. Perhaps that is to avoid suftermg m mucli !rom tne c.ir- n-nn.l-T . Tu, ," in !(.! N XT I --t i 11 ic v.llH ro- XN Kl ef A l.l It ION. V. c A'n,,PC h..bii. 01 n 1: .'I ; v in;r it 1.1N "1... -li 0 .lap. iiu t h 1 . . H l ;,,.i,i-. bl Conirrens h.'.s not n-:ed mtu.y bill; l.nve been intnHlueed and pigoor.hoh d. it but a ltirge min-.U-r Poverty is n tor is n greater one. rible exil bin mhiw t'oiks consider '.! at work' NERVOUS HJVCK1XG tan n t cured a class of wMer but w.ii th.TiHN-uivv-r t t'.ie htl:iir aud s ;im:; etvt x.-f CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY LZvcry user its a ft lend 1; , , tut s-ru i": " Alt' r.:i:.d n rr: OM 5. M'0 v i i- ::.', ! HABIT old year'i I'.b.quitii' ! h we inu?t rid oniseiv. .i of indiesiinc th yetir -r.denee with the tomi TN rubier and irk used 1 in erainir and re.T.n ; i -upidnntiTu thr:i with ,isured in tons or car ' 1 rcatt Aciercan f- .re cheap snd Ara ;i 1 vtrKtant to C'H.cem r stenoKraplnc supplii s strtiti:ie v iih th new tHsrs a tnuiftti.de e( 1 ;d t-.it Hceu:tiu'a-nv-.prt!OT hrnr 1 n ef "rut." nrtd dp i mank.nd tnd vuiuti i has run ite!f u ;' e lVlc uun:hs. Tim I Maxwell Mitchell . 1 Oakland 1 Ford 1 Ford Chassis I Ford Truck I Chevrolet Model 490 1 Ford Light Delivery ou must see these to appreciate the values. They are all priced right. RAPP BROS. GARAGE Phone 371 t LOCAL NEWS : Seeth e R. H. S. quintet with still I another lettrrman, Itnpp, clash withi the qunitet from University Hi, R. H S. gym.. Friday 23. Ing for her home In Riddle. Mrs. D. Conner who has bee-i pendine the past several davs in riiy vNiilnc at the home cf her 1'nv f;itrhing, left last evm- th:s See Hill. Phil. Rustv. Kapp rin all lettermen pI.t in ll 11 sity Hi game, H. II. b. gm- Jeus Cage, represcn'rtlve ol'- J. Cror.'n Company c,: E"'1 spend:n;,' a few days In K' lonkine atier tne Interests enmpany. Mr. Gape U r-.'gijt- th lini.. Ornnil. Dear Folks: To say that wealth is dangerous quite often may be ' wealth is .stored up enenrv. it's ronrentr.ite.l too. it's like: of dynamite thafs full of power stromr. xvhich may be uJ .-onu-ihing good or used for something; wrong. 1 ne loree that lies in dynamite can move a mountain . c.K a tunnel thru its hetirt for trains to pass inside. Its -5lIt when iied for worthy thincs. in value is so treat, that c l.-e ctm take its plate. But when it's used with hate by those s-eek to batter down the wni-t- nf r.A ,o t-'s then c "va, V'JL VIVU V lllllllt abw tnat's dangerous, deny it no one can. For then its forced -'id i"aim and bring desrttiction near. It all depends on h i ci, iv. w much we have to fear. Ar.d so it is with wealth mv friends. It ma.v be ' lu iv wealth exists, it's nlu-ox-a ti-.. n. fore. which had. That force can build for future good or do a world of - .'i.ays is it dar.gerous or cause for real alarm. It i ll depends on how it's used, how much we have to "Inn it's held in wortr.y i.ancs, it keeps our pathway not tor us to say it's bad becouse it's not our own. If v4 i:s 'nvilt ''4' and there it lies alone.