ROSEBURO WgWS WCVUW SATURDAY, JUNE 7. 1924.
PACE TWO
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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW
luued Daily Exctpt Sunday by Tns wwmtvn
U. W. 1IATKS
BERT 0. BATES-
. President and MuuKr ,
Secretary-Treaaurer I
Lulled a. aucond class matter May 17. 1920. at the po-t otfic. at Koseburg.
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ROB6BURQ. OREGON. SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1924.
THE POWER OF CATCHWORDS.
GOOD EVENING FOLKS
It may rain tomorrow
And it may not
Therefore, we advite
Taking your regular
Saturday night
Bath tonight.
II!!
'p.mavfoot" Johnson put over a
nood talk latt night, but moat of tha
feller who need hia advice were eon-
aoicuout by their absence.
I I I I
But we did notice a few of the boya
present who have not forgotten trasir
till
.. i- t . ..,,,,.1.1., Tlmulnm Ttrwmpvplr was1 "Pussyfoot" said woria-wiae proni
Idea mm Wins iM.iiuiai iavo. Mu.tm,. : ...i . ,omir,aad u.hev- he
tmc of the greatest producers oi ciucnworas in.ii una 3 ... jd t m0Uth(U ( facts,
ever known. His famous phrase "the strenuous life seemed to
stir people to achievement. It woke up people who previously had
been idling pway their lime, and it induced them to strive for ex
cellence. Its effect on his generation was more extensive than
people realize. Wood row Wilson was another manufacturer of
rufr-hwords. Some of them shook the whole world. His "self
0RUM rUGIHL iJiUttlli
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actftafci.f III I I ' III I ML III
I K K taaO H TA 1 V tVV l u I k U IU - VC .
BY BERTS BATES J
The abilitv of people to impress themselves and their ideas
on the world depends to some extent on their gift for making , ,arvorite brand
, i i. .u ...... : n ...n.! . fi nhrniio Rnn n
magnetic caicnworus, which e&jjicaa m a viu t -
eyea
till
When a lady dropa her
he break them 7
No, but she may break a heart,
fill
We were at a moving picture ahow
The otl er night.
And whilst tne picture
does
Coolidge Say "Government
Extravagance Must Stop
in Message to Senate.
FUNDS NOT AVAILABLE
determination" wua famous phrase that at first thought seemed Didn't particularly interest us
of universal application, Hut it has a tendency to the upscttiu? SJVSth?nlT tTith the pibt
of normal discipline. He stirred the ideal of self determination j 0r the purpose
in many races not yet fitted for it. Yet in his phrase of "making tytime.
the world safe for democracy", he uttered a catchword that went The monkey appeared on the acreen
a long way toward winning the war. It caught the popular imag-,
ination. It is a wonderful thing to have the gift of packing a wh0 lat behind us
thought into one little phrase. The carefully reasoned address; would J-,
may fail to exercise great influence, because the orator did not; About twenty timet
have the gift of concentrating his thought. Yet some more bu- TjJfn7tntB0ouyt"'.d:
perficial speaker may be able to boil down that thought into some j Andn we w4r4 the young mln
striking phrase that people will carry away and remember, and who was with the young lady
ol s ' ... .. . l r i: I We would buy her a monkey
it will influence their conduct for years. It is customary for poll- f t00k our ait niekeli
ticians to speak somewhat slightingly of "literary fellows. Yet
the two men who have influenced American life most profoundly
for the past generation, Roosevelt and Wilson, were notable for
literary gifts. In the quiet of their studies they acquired that
power of expressing terse thought that lodges ideas deep in the
minds of the people.
ITORIH
merely directed In a line
like nml that benefits
(Auorlntiil I'rcaa I .ward Wlro.)
WASHINGTON. Juno 7. The sec
ondary sihool orniorliil cliamiiinn
ahlp uf IIih r till i'l Slutca reels today
upou the youthltil brow of Don Ty
ler, tif loa Aimeles.
BpoakliK! In the final contest or
a nallon-wide roiiineililon souir
ed by liircn nowsptipi rs, with I'n-iil-dfiit
ConllilKn In tliv chair, he i'oii
vlnifd Si'iri'lury IIiikIic" and Junt-
1 ' hi,, ttfatr,! !4nlhir-
ln.l un, I lltitlor uf Ihtl milirnliit1 1
court, nit I In K as JuIk'. thai hlx
KUt KHH thu IllKlK'Kt Of till" IM'Vi'll
b.'t stnvlvliiR local mill awlloniil
1 1 in I it 1 1 ii Irliilx.
MIks Utith Ncwliurn of Wnshlim
ton, I). ('., unit John M. lMilluin. 11,
f l'lilliiili'lihla. were awiirdid scc
tmil and third honor, ri'i'"ctlvily.
for their ttilcnis. All uf the roiiiil
unlH ntoki) on thn contlliitloti,
wljih formi'd alm llio topic of IIik
iMicnliiK ddrBs by I'rcnirtonl t'ool
1Ik'. The prlira $:i.6Uu to T)lir;
1 1, (M to Mi fit'whui ti and $.MIU
to I'sllum i J prcrfitl.d by Hobo-
l.ee Snner, of Iiulhia, Tolas,
prt-Klili-iil of the American bur aiwo-clutlon.
oil. but art"
that they
thntn.
Tho courBe will consist of Illhloj
memory work, scriptural dramtitiza-1
(Ion. ltiblo atoricK, Kood habit talks, j
mlaiilonary atorloa, hIiikIkk liymna ,
untl paUM.tlc alra, caWtMtlii'nlcn, craft-1
work of a nature that intorcHts tho
varlotiH attcs. Other apodal font urea
will be Introduced from time to time.
ItcKistratlon IH bvuln next Mon
day ii i oi ii I ti k at The parunla are
iirKetl to see that thu children are
thero on tlmo. The whole priwram
will be ruu on a bualneBS-likn and
Klrlct bala. All children who expect
to comu are urged to bo there from
the bcKlnnlnK. Misa Mildred Slarrett
is the efficient auperintendetit. About
twenty other peoplu will have aomo
In heliltiK to make the school
effective and worth while. The
school 1b not only open to all, but all
are cordially Invited to attend.
And make a hit.
till
Jack Dempsey indignantly denies
that he Is a pnie fighter. He says
that t.e wanta it understood that he
Is a boxer. Jack can't be too careful,
for people might get the Impression
that he ia a rough, uncouth person,
instead of a drawing room favorite.
(ill
Nothing geta our nannie much
quicker than to hear a bald-headed
old man, who las so little hair that
It's combed when he wakes up, howl
against the girls and women for try
ing to get a little more comfort'and
save little time by bobbing theirs,
lit!
"Man is Ilka a tack useful If he
has a nood head on him and ia point
ed in the right direction, but even
though he is driven, he can only go
aa far as l.-is head will let him."
iiSt
NOTHING DOING.
"I am looking for aomethlng to do."
began the beggar.
"Well, you can't do me," growled
the grouch aa he hurried on.
III!
More people die of overeating than
overwork.
! ! ! !
President Objects to Bill Be
cause It Does Not Provide
for Raising Money to
Care for Increases.
(Associated Press leased Wire.)
WASHINGTON. June 7. The
postal salary Increase bill waa ve
toed by president Coolidge today
with the declaration that govern
ment extravagance must atop."
It waa returned to the senate witn
a message objecting to the legisla
tion because It made no provlaion for
raising the approximately. $68,000,
000 from the postal revenues.
Annroval waa aiven by the presi
dent tn the nrovision added to the
bill to regulate campaign expend!
turea and the statement waa made
that he would approve that section
If It stood alone.
WASHINGTON, June 7. Veto of
the postal salary Increase bill was
decided uDon today by President
Coolidge. The president will re
turn the measure to the senate In
which It originated before final ad
journment today with a message
that It Imposes an unwarranted
drought on the treasury.
rlc without waste !
"Electriealli
TO OBSERVE CHILDREN'8 DAY
As a part of the Children's Day Pro
gram at the First M. r.. cnurcn lomor
row morning, there will be a baptis
mal service for children. All parents
desiring their little ones christened
will Dlease be present.
The evening sermon theme will be
"The Message to the Ages." This will
be the pastor's first sermon on his
return from the general conference
of the M. E. church recently held in
Springfield, Mass.
Put a hav carrier In your barn. It
will save time and labor in handling
hav. Myers hay carriers and track at
Wharton Broa.
TW.T.TTMMrairaoMMMi;ai
5 A . . .
Attractive in
First Presbyterian Church, Cor
ner l.ane mid Jackson Kin. Sunday
Mi-hrol 9:4.S a. in. Morning service
11 a. m. ltev. K. W. Warrington will
preach, t'oiuo. you will enjoy the serv
ice. Junior and Intermediate C. K. 3
p. in C. K. 7 p. in.
Appearance
Pleasing lu texture and soft
grey tone feive Stone-Tile hol
low concrete brick building dis
tinctive Individuality. The at
tractive mortar marklnKS pos
sible with the small sized units,
add to the beauty of Stone-Tile
construction. Stucco finish Is
particularly suitable for Stone
Tile buildings and forma an In
destructible surface that will
not crack or peel.
Kconomlcal and enduring SUvne
Tllo will save you money when
you build.
Ask your contractor for Stone
Tile estimutes.
MADE IN ROSEBURG
Talk over the advantages of electric ranges
with any friend who owns one.
You will learn that electric cooking saves all
the savory juices and flavors that food shrink
age is insignificant This way there are no
more weary trips for coal and wood, no dirty
ashes to empty.
You will enjoy this easy, economical way of
cooking, and you can afford it. The California
Oregon Power Company gives a special cook
ing rate so low that the average bill for both
cooking and lighting together is often less than
the cost of other types of fuel alone 1
Ask at our office how you can cook this
way and save. See these labor-saving electric
ranges at your dealers today. You can get one
on easy payments to be installed immediately,
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
yifl33gimifrTa
JlIT'a:Ll
POWER. COMPANY
TOUR PARTNERS
IN PROGRESS
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR
IMPROVEMENT
STREET
(let drapers and othr parts for
your binder now. McCorniick, llecring. !
Champion and Milwaukee parts at
Wharton llros.
CREW IS REDECKING
THE WINSTON BRIDGE
Plans arc rapidly going foiward tor
the diitlratlon of tin' Pioneer bridge
i. .... i 'uiit'inii lit, on Kunilav Juno '21.
An eflort is being made to interest sill
of the plonerr residents of the suite
lu itila event and a lug attendance Is
ixpectcd. '1 lie dedication Is being r
ihiikiiI and planned by the DuiikIi
tei of thu American devolution. Tim
lirolne st nil 'It. on the silo of Hi
('Hlifi-riiia-DrcKon trull and many of
ihc old ivsnlilits of the slate came In
over that trail, so that It Is very fit
iImk that they should be honored In
Ihe dedication of the structure. '1 ho
pii nlc and ptoKiutu will be held In (he
Kitue alMiul Ihroo iiiiies MHith of t'an
on ill.-, bnlf vy hcteon Canton
Mile and fhe bridge
"Some men are witling to try any
iim hut rl tsumatimm "
1 O U Kit IN Or P ICES
IT. n !!! A. Ht'boWl. nutrition
Bpcclulirtt fttui phyniothertipirtt, who
ha practical lilt .irofennton (or tho
juimI Hovcral yvurs in tin city of Chi
ciu'n, Lilt Hirivoti In ItoHt'burK hihI
will open office) at 3'l IVrkihB build
Inn cn Monthly. !r. IMrbnltl brings
hi family with him ami tkptH-(n to
nuiki hln homo horo nornumwitlv.
Th doctor has had wido rxpMl'mol ' .
in hU ltn." of work and for the past! A ft"itnt-nunc crow of the Oropon
to vrar haa dono a Kr.'Ht d.'l of s,Hl Ht' t oininisslon la now
i. .f. ..,i.....ki..it.Bi iim... busy In mHiritiR and n-dockhiK tin'
arioua hvalth orKimUatma. U-fft.'! Winston britle aoutb of Hoaeburx on, pcrmancnT
comintt bi-rt u was contuvtod with! ' ' "c ninway. i ne work is or
tho Llndlar Sanitarium and lr. riiUre that it l m'cary to
( lark's Health luhool. both of nd !.cl np MKhway at various times
(Bt-fj I iHiiiUK itit1 uiii, -ii. ii r iniiNknii, on,-
DENN-CERRETSENCO.
Fuel and Building Material
231 No. Main St.
Phone 12a Roaeburg, Oregon
Sealel proposals will be received
by the undersigned at his office in
the city hall in the city" of RoseburK.
Oreson, up to 5 o clock M-, Mon
day, June 16th, 1924 for the improve
ment of Commercial Avenue from the
west line of Jackson street to the
east line of West First street, in the
city of Roseburg, Oregon, in the man
ner provided by fjrdihance No. 821.
All bids must be submitted upon
blank forms which will be furnished
E'upon application to the undersigned
S ! and must be accompanied by a certi
M fled check payable to the city treasur
K . er for 5 per cent of the amount bid,
S1 i to be forfeited to the city in the event
S said bid is accepted and the bidder
g shall fail to enter into a contract and
BV bond with the city according to tho
S terms of said bid. A bond of 100 per
W1 cent of the contract, satisfactory to i
E the city will be required from the con-j
gi tractor. The tb.116 stated in .the pro
Bl posals for completing the work will
(! i be considered in awarding tho con
te tract.
a The council reserves tho right to re-
v! Ject any or all bids.
g I Uy order of the common council.
& Dated June 5th, 1924.
6 1 R. L. WHIPPLE,
A: City Recorder of the city of Rose-
burg, Oregon.
o
Try our store for bargains in lino
leum and congoleuin. Powell Furni
ture Co.
1
EVERYTHING THAT
THE WORD IMPLIES
Service at the Roseburg National
Hank is everything that the word
implies and we aim to mako It In
creasingly helpful to you. Use our
facilities freely and consult us In con
fidence whenever you wish.
Accounts subject to check are invited
The Eosebu National Bani
Ro5ebur,or?.
V lf L-Lw'..VjMU Aal
CCNSTRUCTIOty
of
PETITION NOT REGULAR
j tM inu-mli'tit tn charge of tho work, ad-t
I (.h'h motoristit that It w ill booomo es
Itivaurte of tho fart that Hie petition; "rntial to rtoso tho highway from
pn'H. tiled p Manh-y layior ir a
road arrorni tho South I'miita ihor.j
iiHlnc thtf old rixcr fmd mul an ntnb'r-
'!'hm mil lit fur I'mimim 1'ark Aiiili! ton. 1
wnn not fiund rt'Kutar. tho county j
court ItHA applntod vi'oi only for
,11k project whu'h pm tdi's fir a rad
) alnni; lu- ta.-f of Mt. NrU). It wasj
i found thtt tto- notirt'S Kyvn t f tho.
fllini; of tin- p. iuini. had iim btn
p.ird for th' rNiuir d h-nth of
tlmo, and itinsoqut-ntly tho routt
tttUld Tl! ttt'
twoniy to forty mlnutm brtwoon the
hnurH of N to H and 1 to 5. Night nuv
toristH arc warned not to ixcocd 15
mlU'it pm- hour aftor pacing thy dang
or slajnal.
This in a Siudehukor year.
Mil!,
St !ntl
at Hi-
1 h- I'.tily aitti':i llil'lf
that has h'-cn auctr.tul
jM'tif rhmih ftr tin paM two yram
will ii-t:n:ii.l n 1 MoihUv. 'Hit'
m In ol ntll he i'N-n to all rhddtrn of
h i x i',tix t i.l or nlo'. i'hildnn f
o'l.- t -.ri'!n '!i'Hi or if rio hcol
li t- ni,4lly w i it i mt'. A h ('It'll t itl
t.urr- tt l:i-ti in I ion ix prt'parotl wi'h
rlii'i.r.f .ai1..ih in (fuiut. Sfwr.tl
of ihio ar. t"it;u- n. litx.l ft-arhrr
1 .-)!. 1 will run for ihrrv ,.
nn Kihta.il i', (nm mtit In
(lotn tlun In tht- inorninp. 1 ho
tl urt h it al y x m1 in th nwrn
ini;. Tt t hidlit'ii an nt ov'foik
NOTICE OF BIDS FOR COUNTY
AUDIT
Notii if b'r bv thon th.it hoalod
bid wtl bf rnoit'd by the county
court of iKnuUs county, Oropon, for
u.HMi tltf pt'iitum. 'he audit f tho Nvks of ;he Sheriff.
" TiciMin r anif I'minlv Clerk for the
w.itii one ,M tir lmtintl ar li'.M. Hals to be filed with the
our; county c lt rk on befure 2 o'clock p
j m.. of Wcdiie5tU, July 2. V.Cl, A puf
a - j fii'ieni bond will be required for the
DAILY W la t HER RtPORT j faithful p. i forni.un e of ihe work in a
IT, 3. Weather Uurran. local nfftc. UIil "l"rtl 10 imY n' t!u 101:11
Kimebuic. Urii;ou. 24 hours rntiinn 6 nniiinl of Iho bid.
a tu.
Prcptaton
You ill
tldlnt; CillMv .it.u h In iu!m.it"
broccoli. h.u tou Hios.
In n,
i Highest It-mp.'ta'i.rf . f2
l.owtt tempei rtt ire hint uuht., 40
- J'ret Ipttanon bi; ; bour .. . t:
Totwl pivcip. Mt'M 1 r t iii.n:h... .10
Notiiiil pn-ttp I t i:u u'oiith . In;
Awr. pret lp. (i :m S t 1. lv'7 Zi 21
Total prectp. f:o.n Stpt. I. l.'i i
to ti tle . . 17 t'-
Total defteloncy from Sept. 1.
i . t . i:.
Avrrate proripttat -mi (or 46 wt-t
ta'M (Soptviuter to Mt'.
Inclusive) . SM
t 1 n; l tuntKht. Sunday fair and
WUJIIMT
WIIXIAU ItKI.I. OtwMTTer. '
The court reserves the rUht to re-
and Hundredth! J' " '! H 'l1-
II od.-r tf the riMinty rourt.
1UA It. KIMU-K. t'o. Clerk.
BAPTIST
VACATION
SCHOOL
BIBLE
l kCUiA next Mondav at 9:t0
o'liAli. 0;vimi it all children
abmt h v Idble instruction by
Wrtt b nt and deo Jt teach
llnn.'nork. rd a procram th.it
tnter'it a well aa ii.ttruct.
MOTU'K OK aAI.K F HKAL
I'ltOl'I.U I V
In tht rirt uit ( rturt of the Siato
Ort'Knn for louKlas I'ounly.
Aura 1. .l.i kstni. IMnintitr, vs.
F. U BIt'lert and Mtillie Sit.Tt. his
wife. Jay W. Wrigiit and The 1'iii
ztn State Hank of Myrtle C'ret-k,
iref(tn, a rorpt-rtitkm, iH ttiidante.
I Niitite ia hiTt l.y givt-n tlial undr
h?land by virtue of an ext-ciit Itin and or-
on the J3rt day uf May, I'.'jit , to rue
directed ami Ulivt-red fiinrv.itndinjx me
lu ell the lu ieuidrtvr 1m nltil r-.il
property to ;iti-tfy the JuilKint nt r-iid-eretl
and ftiffrtd in t;ie nl-ue tlitiil.-d
mil on tlif 'Cri d.tv t.f M;iy. 1.J4, in
favor of the pla.ntiff ami nitinsl tlo
d f 1'iitla n t s In the Hum f J.iu'.'dM'j with
IhUrt-M tliert'on ai the rait- of. V pt-r
cent per annum fr-wn the Ji'th dav of
June. l::i. ..ml the further toj.'n ,,f
"1 allowed as ait'Tn. j s f..,-, rtnr
th ftirtii.-r nun of It;. taxed as
eoKiJt and doihum.'Tm-ntP. I wtll uii Mii
rt.ty me 'J lrd d.ty t.f June. 1:.4 rtt t ie
hotir of t-n o'th.ek in the fmenoon of
ald day t the front d -or of th' eourt
T.-rfon. offer (.ale ami n
II auction to the h:;-r.t 1 .
fh tn hand, the f
r- al prnpert :
North half of nrtVeam
northeast r:art.r .f N ru,,i ,
an.l that part of t.,.,j i hfi.f of
ea?t tii.arl. r nn-t uth.-a-i .j ;a
nortliwt5t ! lartt-r ami Nurt.a-i
lT of HM:t?. i quart. ! ui .
wel qi. driver ot m ih h. a.t ii,.lt
Hon totw-,ip ,,.., .
w-jt of thv W Hi lM
Inn north of ihe S"
and rn!n:,i u ,
ii"J.n to u,,,
all in I..;.i;U. .
K,'tp;;t!fc; ,,..ri
DANCE
GIVEN FOR BENEFIT OF CO. P.
Co. D Militar' Orchestra
Six-Piece
At the Armory Saturday,juM
$1.10 Including Tax
Gold Seal
(ONGOLEUM
Floor-Covering
' : T." 1'- Z.'--' - j-Ca!
NEW PATTERNS
in Rugs and
Yardage
SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY
PARSLOW
FurnilureCompany
Roseburg, Or.
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Piiyinit Rent Is like feeding money Into a
nothing to show for It.
furnace-lfi
mafrial M
Va ran aiirtnlv .n,i with Anu l.tiihlinfT
... J.w "111! " "r-
furnisli jilans and specifications, and do the or
LUMBER, ROOFING, LIME AND CEMENT,
BUILDING PAPER, ETC-
See us when you need any Fruit Tree PPn--
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W. METZliAK
Warehouse at Oak end Pine
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For Carpentry, Building,
and Job Work, call
C. D. Maynard
for cood service
1267 Umpqua Ave.
Phone 333-R
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