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ROSEBURC, NEWS-REVIEW WEDNESDAY. IULY JU.
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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW
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U. W. BATES
Mil'T G. , HATES
..President and Manager
Secretary-Treasurer
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ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESOAY, JULY 30, 1924.
TOO MANY NOVICES HANDLING TRAFFIC.
BY BERT o. BATES
GOOD EVENING FOLKS
Wl.sn we are forced
To bend over
This ol' goaaip mill
Each day and
Write squibs
'Bout other folka
Takin' awell trlpa
We start within'
We didn't hafta work
But then
We MUST eat.
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DUMBELL DORA THINKS
A la mode it a bureau.
& 4 S 9
RADIO
PROGRAMS
From Pacific Coast Station
W. C. T. U. HDWE
FOR CHILDREN
J 1. I ..atam AlivflHtDaT.- 14 hfl-'lnti ttlA tBrr.cljt - I- .
to taken of the- .roxluiity o. Cor- j b, . That u ,h, 'r Ilfe'
vallis where grade and High tll rhl.,n.. " "V. u- of
schools are or a iiiko oraer are oe- - - ui uome. I
ling maintained and those of the! The itoneburj w. c. T 1' ha!
proper axe ure conveyed to and ' niada the following contribution.!
1 from that tity dully by meant of Jo the Home during the ar clJ;
i a motor but. And as a testimony j 118 in July: 17 bed co.-nforts-to
the high character of the boygjrag rui; HI J yds., 4 barrels r
and Kirlt at tbe home, it may be 1 fanned fruit, large box of ,.!,..'
1 j . i -. ii,. ..-ullta I ivmia 1 mail A mUT imrm. n n . . 1 -
followed PUr. for DeveloDment of I dose association with their own. ready for rutcs and 6 piece,! tuba
1. Hotel, . . .. . : It must be undorslocl that no do-1 r comrorts. The Children,
Home for Children UOn- 'llnquents are accepted into this J arm nome has good friends in
i home, so that no taint of reform-1 Uoseburg. under the dire, thin of
Sldered by Women. latory may attach to it. AH are various organisations of this ritv
! morally clean, sturdy yountiaters. a community dinner was given for
I innkiiiE to a bright future, insur-l the benefit of the Home hu ...
red by the establishment of this s'iited in tbe gift of ;mo for thj
tinmo anil lha flnn trninln? thev Home.
Tt is nnitp imnnrtnnt that on nff'iror nf ?h l;iw whfthpr
. . ... , . . .. I Iti 1 short olyum that doesn't
lie be tral 1 ': cop or a person endowed with higher authority, make torne D,rd tore. There's
that he at least Iiave enough good, common sense to use his! "ver a day in the year but wr.it
..... . r t 11 ji , 1 ye ed. steps on someone's toes
aulnonty with a degree of fairness. Hardly a person who ,nd lt u,ter cl under our ,k,n
Hi tint but after tryin' to write stuff
operates a car ma!;es some trifling: error that
wholly comply vitli traffic laws. In these instances r. word
of warnintr is usually sufficient to got results. It is not
necessary to hamper and harass tourists and others over in-cor.-sojueiitial
and trifling traffic violations. Such action on
thcjifirt of officers usually does little good, being looked up
on as a petty annoyance to automobile owners. There's
plenty of opportunity for good, constructive work in the
v.av of traffic regulations where great danger is apparent
and immediate arrests should follow and severe penalties in- u Wo "on" butinees goes to the
.... , , , , , , . , bow wowt w!n a feller keept
vokod. No one condones a reckless maniac on the highways growim' ail the time,
or streets of a city, and quite a bunch of them are still run-1 S S S S
ning wild of the law and cutting capers daily that should! ,A" that' ,eft .' d0 now l,t
, , ,. , , ... . I pick out tome quiet sanitarium for
jand int'in oenino prison oars, it is graiuytng 10 note,
however, that officers under state supervision are a set ot
fellows of more than ordinary ability. They know the law
' Wednesday, Ju-y CO, S:00
Short musical prnnratu,
by address. 4 to 5:30 p. m. Hotel
St. Krancis orchestra concert.
broadcasts also at 1:3V p. in. and,
ti:4:,. p. m.
. WnineKdav, July 309.00 p. ni.
Conceit by VVendall Hull. 10:00 p.
111. Geo. Oblscn's Metropolitan or
ctii sua. Also broadcasts at 11:30
ia. in., 3:au, 7:15, 7:30 and 8:00 p.
Wednesday, July 30.-7:00 p. m.
Hudy seiser-s Kaim.ount Hotel R t f ort Being Made to Create
orchestra. Also on air at 12:00 "
noun. i:uo, 2:30, 4:30, 6:30 and. Real Home Atmosphere
t .U'l p. III.
Wednesday. July. 30.-10:00 p.
m. Hollywood community orches
tra. Also broadcasts at 5:00. 6:30,
6:4, 8:00. 9:00 and lo:00 p. in.
Wednesday. July 308:00 p. m.
I'loKraiu presented by the Ilolkn
heck Chanters; nil eveiiiiiR of old
new Karimnts. 111.
. . . , 1 . 1 .i.iM.nn 11 n 1 m now " v. t
giaaiy wenumeu iiimo . 11 . . .i 1 1 11 --- -- o - iui union has
and are permitting mem 10 enjoy uonu uuw. iu pounds or
on
racs
rOTTAGES PAID FOR home and the flne 'fa'nlnS they
i 1 ara recejVng (here.
Special effort Is being made to
interest these children in agrl
Instead of That of
Institution.
that'd suit ever'body we're decide tHshioned Bints. 10:00 to 11:00 p.
ed it can't be done and now we
jutt write to suit ourtelf. All we
can do it hew to the line and let
the tquibt fall wrysre they may.
3 S
OUR DAILY MAIL
Dear Eu: What would you do
for a floating kidney? LYUIA.
Dear Lyd: Build a drydock.
S S S
Leopold and Loeb.
S 3 S
Art Hickman's dunce orches-
l.a fiurr. Hotel lliltuioie. Will also
broadcast at 12:30, 6:00 and 6:45
p. m. I
Wednesday. July 30.-2:30 to
t:.'tti p. 111. Iiivine heallnK proKram
broadcast from auditorium by
Almee Semple Mcl'herson. 6:S0 to.
7:J0 p. in. thildiens Kozy hour , , nsi8ts of 80 acres of upland all
pronraiii. I tilled; 80 acres of bottom, sandy
0 I loam, cleared; SO acres of pasture
; iind timber laud, and a lake of
1 five acres. On these, substantial
The construction of the Child
ren's Kami Home was' undertaken
In the W. C. T. I', and its affairs
uc being administered by busi
ness men and women appointed
by the W. C. T. V.. constituting a
U.ird of directors. It is Protest
ant in character but distinctly
r.im-sectariau, children of all or
pci faiths belag readily accepted
i cared for. The farm Itnelf
IMP
1 Mister Firpo, the bull-dozer ot
h. Damnil snH Mit.-lil Wills.
and how to enforce it. They are not stopping every nia- ebony giant of the New jersey
chine for trifling offenses, but on the contrary are doing everuiaaes. win lock armt in
. .. , , . . . 'September and it hatn't been de-
good and constructive work, and their efforts are becoming eided yet what title they're scrap-
more effective as the tourist trade increases. The great pB ,or-
trouble is with the novice, the fellow whose head swells all
out of proportion to his good judgment when lie gets a star
of authority tacked on the. lapel of his coat. He seems to
think everybody a criminal and pursues the motorist like a
mu,d bull charging a red flag.
S S H
CHIMNEYS STARK,
ROOFS
I payments have been made and the
I iv cliuse terms are so satisfactory
1 that the lifting of the entire fi
nancial burden may be accom
plished with the proper handling
of the project. The building
1 plot is deeded clear.
Plans for the rtevelonment of aid to the extent of appropriating
, this enterprise call for the erec- lfi per capita per month, and be-
lion and equipment of 16 cottaees KinninK the first of January.
: to serve as homes for the child- 1924. the Home was listed as a
p-n. These are necessary in con-1 beneficiary of the Community
! nection with farm work, which al-i Chest, an annual allotment ot
nominee will Btai l back to New 1 ready are provided. These cot-1 $13,000 having been made. As-
A few facts about children In
the Farm Home and some apply,
in? with "no room for ih...
culture. Polytechnic schools oy Mrs. Ada V
have been established In various "u' "PeriiitenQent. -y
cities with a view of teaching
trades to boys and girls, but there
has been no move in this state
to direct the attention of such
young children to the pursuit of
farming with all its future pos
sibilities. Nearby Is located tbe
Oregon Agricultural College, and
President Kerr, of that instituti
tion, has manifested a profound
interest In the Home, with the re
sult that he has promised to give
all the aid he can. placing ull the
resources of the college where
they may be utilized in the Home
work. The "Hack to the Farm"
urge is one that will be impressed
upon the children in the Home,
although encouragement will be
given those who manliest ambi
tions and talent along other lines.
The purpose is to help and not re
tard their development in any
way.
The promoters of the Farm
Home huvo no misgivings; as to
Its proper maintenance once it is
thoroughly established and equip
ped. Products of the Farm will
go a long way toward paying ex
penses, besides, tbe state will
DARK HAHIloa, Isleboro.
Maine, July 30. After two weeks
In the peace and quiet of the
i'c nobscctt Hay Islands, John W.
Iiavis, democratic presidential
AND
1921 AND 1921.
My wjndow frames no view
Of nature's lovely mood;
No sweep of verdant plain;
No hills tl'Jt silent brood:
No gardened place is spread
beyond that narrow vent
To bring the eye delight
And till us with content.
York late today to begin the drive
that Is to carry bis political for
tunes into the November elec
tions. In his pocket Is the draft of his
acceptance address, the product of
his labors in .Maine and his all-im
portant uttemnce of the campaign.
There have been many complaints among business men There endless rows on rows
that commercial conditions are not as' good this year as they J (n .aw-,coth patterns 1
stark
oainst leaden, smoky sk.es.
Below tl,eir bristling ranks
Unnumbered roots extend
As far as eye can see.
And yet tliete it no end.
Unlovely view, yet that,
And yet one sees to feel
The thrill and throb of life
Those homely rooft conceal.
fears,
were in 1U:5. I he business men are so fearful of getting
nipped in such a decline of prices as occurred in 1921, that
they go t'o the limit of conservatism. iThey go slow the mo
ment they see any suggestion of artificial conditions that
could create a peril. This extreme caution is a great .ele
ment of safety, and it seems certain to prevent any such dis
aster as occurred in 1920 and 1921. The disaster of 1921
was caused by the extreme inflation of 1920, by prices so i 'he,r ?r'llj expanse
, I Are lived man't ropes and
very nign inai mcy caused a cuyers siriKe uy a credit sit- Amoition'a urge, oetpair,
uation where interest rates were high and money scarce. : vnn' iy- o"1,i ' "ars
Neither one of these conditions is present tiiday. The busi-; My window frames no view
ness policy of today is to carry only moderate sized stocks ' nature s lovely mood.
. , , ., , , i i .i . i i ..at cnimneys, row on row,
on hand, and these are soon i xjinusled under the steady buy- And tools, surk, ugly, crude.
And yet one viewt the hi:it
AnJ verdant plaint to (eel
No thrill, no throb of life
Those ugly rooft conceal.
5.393
The Portland ball team I -13
never recovered from the hoof and
no bull.
It will be delivered ten days hence situation demands
at Clarksburg, probably from the
veranda of the Davit; homestead
wheie his sister now; resides.
While embodied in it will be a dis
cussion of many issues, the
spue, h's central theme will be
"h, nesly in government,' the 182
battle cry of the democrats. The
nominee will assault the record of
Ihe republican mlmln. juration as
disclose,! in itpiiato Investigations
and will attack President Coulidge
tages are termed milts, each will surance has been given that sums
when ' constructed, comfortably ' will be forthcoming from other
accomodate 20 children with at- organizations thnt will meet fi
tendants. Uecently there have nancial demands.
Iieen turned away no less than! Members of the hoard of di
lno children. Almost dally up-; rectors are serving without pay
plications are received from two ! and they are giving special atten-
or three dependent little ones. ' tion to seeing that the expenses
Interest are Kept to a low point, consiBieni
and action. There are 76 child-; with the proper management and
ren now at the home. 28 ooys and conduct of the Home.
4S girls.
$:!1.000 has been paid on the
farm and the three cottages are
fully paid for, and a great many
improvements have been made in '
addition to the remodeling of the
No one can dispute the need for
such a Home. It Is estimated
that there are no less than 2.400
homeless children in Portland.
Some have been sent to state in
stitutions of a correctional nature
old farm houso for the superin-; there to associate w ith deilnqu
tmdent's residence and the build-! ents. although they never have
ing of a school house for tempor-j displayed any criminal or immor
a:y use. a tendencies purc-.y because
F.ach unit consists of a cottage ; there was no other place for
them.
ing that goes on from day to day. In 1921 stocks piled up
U) a vast amount, because under the pressure of the ex
treme extravagance of 1920, business men usually ordered
far" more goods than they could expect to sell in normal
times. The figures of freight car loadings show that while
there has been a slight recession from the top figures of mouth attack and that
192.", yet tlie present movement of commodities is far above 3 3 9 s
that of 1921. The number of cars loaded during the four XtrVlW""
weeks ei 'ling May 17 this year was 3,! 15,000, while for the penenced hands to run the brew
same four weeks in 192:5 it was I'.DS 1.000. For the same 5
four weeks in 1921 it was only 2.9r.X,()00. These figures' A of tenBiJ placr, wi run
yhnw that while there is a little falling off due to nrcaiden- t:.mivts raoced alter the ban
tial
not in bad shape, and can be expected to improve before
long when the merchants fill up their depleted stocks.
o
and other republican loaders for and 25 acres of land. The land
Kii.il no- onu.iu.u n.- purcniise win require D."i", uim , nr-alre of tlirne Inter",
was their reluctance in permitting , the building and equipment of the ! e.eVin this work to .ive theJe
ho full flow of the inquiries and cottage $20,000 "inking a total chiI(lren a9 n(.arlv a8 pORSibie, an
Inaction upon the information de-i0f $2d.O0O. The thought upper-, , chanpe 0(herg nl()r(1
velopcd. most in the minds of the Promot- fortunate that they may go ,orth
, 1 ers in the arrangement of these
cottages, has been that any ap
pearance of an institutional as
pect might be voided and that
nearly as possible, a home atmos
phere might prevail. That this
Is bein? accomplished, is shown
by an inspection of the two units
now functioning.
The. education of these child
ren is being undertaken through
the medium of the Oregon public
m
ti-iiuieu, uiuesi 10, younger f
Father and mother insane (,,,
est very womanly, dependable
girl, hat been a mother lo the
younger children from the time
of the birth of the youngest. Can
we take these and helo the old
est be self supporting while keep
Ing her near these little ones who
have become dearer to her be
cause of her sacrifice for them
She has the equipment for noiile
womanhood and the children
promise well.
Five children, oldest 1.1, young
est 3. Mother dead, father in
the penitentiary. There are rea
sons why for some time at least
they cannot be adopted. The two
vntmi'c.flt pirlu shnuM
separated. Environments have i Long-Wearino Cl
been most unfortunate. A few ! U.L
VHHra nf rhrlatlnn l.ninl..- L Gainer.
as they would receive in tbe Farm , Metropolitan J'
Home, a real home, will prepare ! stvlA n aisi!i:
fheao tnr tnnr than muni ..A.i ' 3lyiv. .
citizenship. Can you help us do I Good, Ww ,1
this? 1 , . none.t njJ
Four boys, motnen in moun-t-ri .
tains In southern Oregon fighting I '"at 01
a. unnfin..
man J
LONG Ltf
TO YOU I
AND Ynim ,,;J
'earner.
biefIy tel j,
7 H Set &
Your
yai, a vtc
V'nil nm.i '
T. R. Father In penitentiary for
bigamy. These children drifting
into bad associations, with a sick
mother. Prospect, good for farth
er drift into criminality unless
they are coed for. If the mother
recovers she will claim them.
If not they can be prepared for
other good homes.
A girl of thirteen. Mother in
jail for bootlegging. Father not
to be found. This girl's chum
(unusually pretty) is her danger.
Shall we save her? She wants to
be good, shall she have a chance?
Another girl of ten whose
mother is also a bootlegger and i
immoral. She is now in jail. This!
girl has .never heard of God or!
Jesus in other than oaths and I
these had for her no significance j
save to emphasize an unseemly !
sentence. What do you want
dono with her?
A boy of twelve with an invalid Within twmry foar b-jeni
for his care. This boy is in the ren. union lata mm (
Home and is a real influence for! above and to rim. ; ...
good among the younger lioys andj more. We i. Ckrraii ui,
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I
MATERNITY HOI
mo winclittterSi a,
Mrt.D.Corsd
Patienu PhviiinJ t, J
"itir cm fJocte
frieiids of cMdrmfi 14
W. C. T. TJ. Ilm-r ttwt
ceives contrihooa Ii rf
is in process or becoming a man
of whom we will be proud. In
a year or two ho can be self sup
porting. Do- you want to help us'shuer, 227 fttituisi
in thi. k , .U.
u .....i " "HIS, 13 1UT Hr-Jiimv
these are only a few of the Kami Horn? tajH
stories and not even the 'most ter-: Douglas county ud'kn
rible that are dally coming to us. 1 Ion at liusriiur'.
Is
Your Hsalth Slowly
Slipp:i:g Away.
Roseburg People Advise You to Act '
in Time.
year and temporarily disturbing conditions, things are x,'r V
3 3 3 3
I
Firpo was received with ileasure and a "broad smile"
at the White House. The woman who came over with the
big bruiser from Argentine, ostensibly as his "secretary"
was denied admission to the I'nited States, and as an un
desirable, was compelled to take refuge in Cuba, the near
est port to this country where she might land. Kvidently
there are two codes of morals in operation at Washington
and New York. 1'irpo, the aggressor and greater sinner,
received an (nation, is smiled upon by the chief executive;
the woman, more sinned against than sinning, is refused
admittance, probably for fear she might injure the morals
m" the country, and sent southward. The society for pre
vention of vice have a good case to work upon in this inci
dent of the week past. A double standard of murals is pernicious.
"A fe'ler with a dozen cousins
URUeilly hasta set a coupla extra
plates fer dinner.'
Itjcyclt'K, tn tw 11 ml Funth'it'S.
KoHrbut-K r.wtt'iy, Ji'S :. Main
Is Tailine lioalth nmU'n m uti
i'nsy and unhappy? Ar you ilnd,
wink ;ni(l dispirited? Suffer daily
hiiiKathe and HtahhftiK, rhwumaiir
I'vitiK'H Tlie 11 look to your, kid
1 t-ys! The Icidncya art tht? bio :d
f.li: rs. Once tlioy weaken, the
wlio'e ftystem (h upset. You have
di;:y spidlw, headaehen and urinary
irreculanties. You tVel all woru
ont. l.'se Ooan'n Tills a !imui:iiu
diuretic to the kidneys. Thous ui-.s
. oti.nn nd I rian's. Mere 1:: Kn.n.'
' wt L prnirf :
S. V. Cit.-:oll, t:i2 N. i'arp'tt St.,
'I was in hail fix with kid
in v ct. ni plaint and my hack and
!n.s ached. I was comph teiy run
down and my kidnrs acted ton uf.
tn. lionn's 1'iilH from Chapman s
l'h;;nimcy rid me of the nclK's and
pain and copulated my kidneys."
Price tfoc, at all denlcis. Dnn't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
Rvt l-fans I'illa the same that
.Mr. Carroll had. Koater-Mllburn
Co.. Mlrs. Iluffalo. N. Y.
SPORT SHORTS
At Portland.
i . rnnn, i
f Si-attic
n. i-: t- : hi t r
At lakl..tid.
" ; Sarrainento.
I. OH Atlt'l''?.
Salt l.aKc
vriinu.
A Salom jd:o fini'd a motrLst $100 ;unl v;ac liim a
iU'iitencc of one yi-ar in jail fur i-tittin ronu rs. In a rily liki1
Salmi, wIhtc the strtrts are " a mile wido" uo st uo t
rii.se for anyUxiy cutting torncrs unk'ss to sau vvs aiul
rnsolinc.
. J ti ! "o - ( leiiri cil; .
II ll- ii w t-ulit puu ili.-i .
Piiolmo of Sp tin in 1 .'
MCMID
WASIIINCTOV, .inly :m
frrmaiu-' of the Now Yrk
I'laru ivi o air niail fforvice m:l
ijujiiiiitv uf ni:til oricii'd for ;i
niiNsittn have hc-n so hfirhly
factory that Pos; master n
Nrw h:s decided to con nn ue i
atlon at the pirsenl pehedu!
def mitelv. Ik oricinal order
lalditduiie the wt ice railed
onl cTo incnth'r opera t inn
Beautify Your
Home
with a selection of some
pattern frcm cur large
stock of Linoleum, or a
Piece of
Furniture
This is the proper time of
the year to have Lirie
leum put down on your
floors. It has a chance
to season and stretch be
fore the colder weather
sets in.
COMPANY
321, N. Jackson St, Roaeburg
SsVTiS' 'fill
A-iii..'aVw r.'v
r C; j- -
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1
int wniLuntno t-Mnm nUMt iMCArt
CORVALUli
Suburban Heights.
Fruit Punch
m:v YOiiK. .t ni
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. i itiiil'iti
Ultll.K 111 N.'.V (HI
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Judging the number of people traveling on wheels these
days it is little wonder some people think the world is going
to the dogs. Hut it isn't. There's plenty of fellows left who
use their peJal extremities to make the old v.. .rid go round.
Some one asks how the ti-tom of having a h.-hd.i.. on
New Year's originated V lWiMy beuaisr the folks who s.,u
the old jcar out were too skrpy to accomplish much the next
(h:e.
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Everybody wi.'l feel relieved when Loeb and Leopold
the penalty for their crime. Neither is worth the time
aUen'ion ejvc.l (K.m tjlu vv .lt ia,.fe,e
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Auction Sales
Farm or city auctions see us
(nr dates.
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