ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1924.
TWO
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW
Issued Daily Except Sunday by The News-Review Co., Inc.
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U1CKT G. HATES
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Koseburg, Oregon, uudcr the Act of March 2,
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ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1924.
HELP YOURSELF TO PROSPERITY.
Br BR7 v BATES
GOOD EVENING FOLKS
A married man
Haa mere billa
To pay
Than a sinnle man
But the married man's
Creditors
Are mere sympathetic.
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OUMBELL DORA THINKS
A shikepoke Is a character in a
Shakespear play.
S S 5
THE MODERN WAYS
Ths girl of mother's day. 'tis said
Was demure and shy and nice.
She never smoked or drank or
shot
A pair of rolling dice.
RADIO
PROGRAMS
From Pacilie Coast Station
l!AIl) KtJW (Portland,
4!i2 meters, Friday, Auk. 1
p in. llort Owls 3:Z0 p. ni.
mtin's program
Ore.)
111:30
Also broadcasts At
Xo argument i.s required to convince the average indi
vidual that tlie most successful way of building up a com
munity is for the people to all pull together toward a com
mon goal. That goaj is termed prosperity. IJut when the jh wors hereiothes novcr her
poiuilation i.s divided, where selfish ends are sought, little she never let the bolder sex
hoiK' can he entertained of any great results being achieved. Dtrt from Sunday hymns.
It has been .said that all wealth conies from the soil, but la- i (actj the oir of mother's day,
bor i.s required to till the soil and manufacture into useable wJale we can believe.
products those commodities afforded by nature. Payrolls are An" prone "to sobandV'eve.'"
therefore necessary to the growth of any city. The more '
, , .. , , , . . , 1 If neighbors had an accident
people who can be kept at work in manufacturing enter- or father tore his pants,
n rises or in trrowinir crons. the better the chance for con- 0r sister's beau went back on her
OH, yes, the girls cf bygone days
Were quite above the censor.
And if the truth must out
I hose girls were somewhat
denser.
ll:3o a. m., 3:3o, 7:30 and 8:15 p. ,
ni '
Satm.I ty. auk. 2.-10:00 p. m. !
New bulletins and music by Obi-
sen's dance orchestra. Aloo on air
at 11 :: a. in. and 3:0u p. in. j
HAMO KI'O. San- lranicsco) j
423 meters. Friday. August 1. j
4:Sn to 5:3o p. m. liu.ly Seiner's ,
Fainiiouiit Hotel Orchestra. Also!
on air at 12:Uij noon, 12:40, 1 and
2:3" p. ni.
Saturday, August 28 to 12 p.'
m. Art Wcidtiers popular dance
oriliestra. Imring intermissions ;
Kl'O itio will sing popular songs.
l.'AIlIO KFI (l.os A UK' let) 4119:
meters. Friday, Alli-ust 18:00
:i. in Musical conceit' with Carl
Kdward Hatch. Will broadcast ul-i
io at 5:0:i. 5:3U, 6:45, SCOW, 10:04),
ll:oil p. in.
Saturday, August 2.-10:00 to
ll:oii p. in. Popular song program.
Will also broadcast at 5:00. 5:30,
4ek itwiTj .e?5 ue
, an investigation wag called fur aa
to the lexaMty of certain acts of
th" eimiuiaiider concerning; one
' n-rtaln Bpanish American war vet
1 eran, and during said lnvestieu
: tion, it being apparent that noth
ing rihort cf the removal of the
eoiniuander would be satisfactory
' to the ai;griev-d. A counter peti
tion was circulated asking that G.
' W. Kiddle be retained as cora
i manlier of the home.
And now, Ir. Killtor, that of the
' i.ii.ut'iit niimher of members now
6:45, , :o0, ami 11:00 p. ni. , home blllK 91, 78 signed
KAHIO Kt; (Oakland, Culif.) j )l)r Mt rt.tenton (n uffiee. and of
312 meters, f I'luay. aukusi j
other Imuilerants appear to be liv;
lug truiu band to mouth and de-,
ciKre they cannot aettle down and '
save anything In country where
common labor makes 1 to 11.50 a1
day and nbeie "floating labor" la :
lucky to find a Job iu the dull sum-:
mer iiioutbs. j
A few Irii migrants jwddle aniiiH
articles liv the atreeta or work for :
a few dollara a week for residents
ut their own nationality, and a Jew-;
ib aid society extends what belp j
it can to persons of ttiat faith, but '
according to Mr. Fisher, "literally j
thousands are being supported by ,
relatives in the United, States or
are living on their iavlrigs." j
Many of the liiimlcranls have
lived for years in the I'nited Stales i
without taking out naturalization (
papura and on vis'tlng their native t
lands overstayed the time limit and j
now cunnot return. Most ot tne ;
immigrants are persons wno weru :
refused American passport visaes I
in their own countries and came to j
Cuba hoping to get Into the United ,
Slates under the provisions of the ;
former immigration law which al
lowed free eutry to Europeans af-1
ter five years residence here and
permitted a dash across the Florida
straits to get in on their respective j
quotas afl'-r a ye-.i-s resilience. '
The new law conta.ns no such
provisions.
kc woman
Now this NEW Iwncheon' 1
s a one oi tnose "differs .v ')
unusual -that evwv 1 '"-
vogue over night- then SA M
with oddlrgfej
Clip th,. frm K " n'- You-Z?,.:
1 "ron v,J, i"""'. V.-
the better the chance for con
tinued prosperity of that locality. . Markets must be provid
ed for products of the soil and labor must be paid for. If
the market fails to take care of the crops, cattle, hogs, poul
try or fruit raised, the grower finds himself crippled and,
unable to pay for labor needed or to buy manufactured ar
ticles required by himself and family. Where labor is poor
ly paid, that class also suffers and the families involved are
underfed and inadequately clothed. Uoth classes have no
money to buy with, and of necessity the merchant finds him-
self standing around while cobwebs are spun at the door and The "flapper" as they can r
over his stock. These conditions are usually brought about no'terior ""these dames
through lack of cooperation between all the interests in the j who's outlook she now jars.
.situation.
In those towns where the various factors work in har
mony there is sure to be found a progressive people who
prosper simply because of cooperation in buying and selling.
Merchants who believe in the general public supporting
Than members of the weaker (?)
sex
Who live in modern days.
Who smoke and jazz and swim
and race
In cars along the way.
Proof? Oh, yes, it's all about.
One dessn't have to l-.unt it.
This "flapper" is in the stitehouse
And. this one runs the market.
Morals? A lot of pother
Modern girls know their stuff
home institutions, will in turn make it an invariable rule to! Witness America's Olympic
buy of neighbors. The fanner and railroad man and the la- oh'weif'isn-t ti.it enough
borer should also religiously conform to the same principle;
and steadfastly refuse to fall to the alluring picture cata-j
logues from distant city concerns, whose only object is to
rake in the shekels from the unwary buyer in far away parts
of the state. This sort of cooperation keeps money in circu
lation at home centers and builds homes, schools, churches,
k'ood roads and oilier community interests.
Jn another section of this issue is a full page plea
To shatter all this bunk and sham
About the girls now arov"n0
loward their goal, whate'er it be.
We'll say they make a showing.
world to-
with
, The girls wl:o rule the
1 ,1.1V.
Are healthy and well muccled.
i I heir braini aren't warped
ri r crazy bosh
luriTheir dresses don't have bustles.
home industry and cooperation. The News-Ueview believes
this is an excellent beginning in an .educational effort lead- j T0'r'edark" lon,t ,care them any'
ing to still better conditions in this city and county. We i Or mun oh- ghost or devil
suggest that the merit of this matter be studied closely by ! Thrtlauoh at Mcbut play '
every man and woman in the county. It will be a revelation You rarely hear 'em snivel. -to
people who have a habit of sending away for goods want-! who Mid the queen, of ye8teryear
cd, to learn that local dealers are willing to compete with . were 2uth century beaters?
any concern anywhere in this matter. Not only will they j ytnt who d0"- ma, k
compete, but the buyers have the privilege of seeing in ad- His specs are truly ci-saters,
vance just what they are getting and the goods are deliver- Co te the nut reformeP
ed at your dior. Kvery article bought in your home town who ranti and raves 'bout
helps the purchaser, the merchant, and the community. So j Topegr t0 n( 'snd. take the bell
in adhering to this policy it must be remembered that it i.s But leave behind the clapper.
ouselves v iio receive the first benefit, because it is here that 3 6 6 5
we live, here it is that we get employment, here it is we pay j - ZZlTitt
taxes, educate the children and maintain homes. All these then knocked it back to sleep.
things are of mutual interest, and neighbors want to sec s S s
each other prosperous. Hut such privileges and opportuni-1 p,.,0nwtmee d0" "y- b'"
tics are passed up when money is sent away, because the. $ S S
concerns getting it have no consideration in your personal a green lawn is o. k. except for
prosperity save to relieve you of the cash you may have " '-' v,at" bl'L . 5 5
l:oo to 5:30 p. m. Concert orches
tra of Hotel Si. Francis. San Fran
Cisco with Vinton l.u Ferrera con
ilui'ting. Will also broadcast at
1:20, 3:00 and 6:45 p. m.
Saturday. Aumist 2.-10:00 to
l oo a. in. Henry Halstead's Hotel
St. Francis, San Francisco, dance
orchestra. S:oo p. ni. Arion trio. Al
so on air at 12:30 p. in. and 4:00
p. ;n.
RADIO KLX (Oakland, Cat)
3f'l meters. ,
Friday. Auaust l.-X to 10.20 p.
m. Studio piocram anil orchestra
selections from American theatre,
broadcasted uiiect from orchestra
pit.
Saturday. August 2. No pro
uram announced.
ItAMO Kl'SC, (l.os Anneles)
Friday. Almost 1.-7:30 to 9:15
p. ni. Voting 1'eoples Service
-broadcast from main auditorium.
Address by Judge Carlos S. Hardy
of the superior court. Will also
broadcast at 3:30 p. lu., 9:15 and
10 p. in.
Saturday. August 2.-10:00 to
ll:oo p. m. Organ recital and pro
gram. To Imadrast also at 3:30 p.
in , 7:3o and :15 p. in.
KADIO K11J (l.os Angeles) 3i)5
meters.
Friday. August 1 41:45 p. m.
Children's program. Also on nir at
12:30, 2:3o, 6:00. 8:00 anj 10:00
p. ni.
Saturday. August 210:10 p.
m. Art Hickman' dance orchestra
Also on air at 12:30. 6:00, 6:45.
and 8 p. in.
, the number of eight of the Span
i h war veterans now in the home
four of them signed for his re
tention of this office. Further
! more, some time since about two
)e:-is gone or less, two applica
tions were made at same time for
cottage piivilegcs, one Spanish
American and one Civil war vet
eran. The Spanish American had
a sickly wife and the commander
' trout his sympathetic ijeart for the
! needs of suffering humanity
gave the cottage to the Spanish
American. His wife still occupies
: the cottage. Does that savor of fa
voritism, if so. which one was fa
I wired. The general public expects
facts, and here they are. Common
honesty demands that the truth be
knewn, and let the evil one be
; ever so black, give him his due at
i any rate, l'lease don't consign
this to the waste, basket, but
: please give It publication. We
know we have another command
. er coming, but let us face the facts
1 as they are, and we will be better
till nils by so doing. Remember,
, Mr. Kiddle is not known to this
I movement of ours, and It Is only
known lo the old veterans. So
please give this publication word
ti r word and retain our good will
and patronage.
ONE OLD VET.
FEELS LIKE 30 NOW
IS 74 YEARS OLD
KOREX HAS DONE MORE FOR
ME THAN ANYTHING
ELSE, HE SAYS. !
to pasts with boilin. coc and
oats. Cook S to Jmi... " " " s!.i.T"m
com witb cream. Wocd.rfT" La. kw?
ervea in slices. uuea, fccuij
Standard full tizn j . .
i
"I am awav over 70." Bays V. A.
Mullis, 714 N. Smith St., Charlotte, j
N. C, but since using korex 1 feel :
like I was 30 Instead of 73. It has j
done me more food than nil the I
medicine i ever took. 1 don't know '
1 have a nerve in my body. A man j
is just as old as he fee's all right." ,
Mr. Mullis is one of the hundreds ,
of enthusiastic users of korex who 1
report speedy relief and complete
rejuvenation after using this won
der invigorator. Weary and worn
out men and women, sufferers
from pains in muscles, poor circu
lation, rapid decline, weakness af
ter the flu and premature old nge
will be interested in learning that
the American distributors of korex
compound have arranged for korex
comiound to he sold in Koseburg,
Ore., at Lloyd Crocker's 1'ioneer
Drug Store, 341 North Jackson
street. Just ask for korex.
(Assoc luted
MOSCOW,
Kalenin. of
Press Leasrd Wire.) ,
Aug. 1. President
the Soviet govern-'
death b,l t
'hundersior " H
Tli. it.i, . .?'-J
M killed .i J
iiI.ai It, J
' '"Siauoer hi.
Get your sj..
rose Gnu,,.. ,17 '
All?nt ... ..
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cerv.
JL i boll.
f ! as ki
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NOTICE TO PRUNE GROVERG
What are ynu going to do with
your prunes? A meeting of grow
ers will be held ut the city hall
Satuiday. Aug. 2. at l:3o o clock
to coii;.idi r the matter. Come and
talk It over. Dring your neighbor,
lty cider of tlie committee.
It. C. HltOWN.
AM niemoers of Oregon Rose ;
Lixlge and families and all mem
bers of the li. of L. V. ei E. and
families are invited to a picnic to
lie held at Whistler's Herid on Au-:
gust 2. Meet at the home of P. ;
M. Cook, 526 East Court street, at
!) a. m.
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sh I'RTS
Parsons Works in His Sliiit Sleeves
&y he. "This is a c.ii cjeit oft" office just as oon
r h.irg up our to.its. tdnigs htgn t.i hunv '
l: - 1 1; h; I .'inl 1 1.. r . I ! s i .i- . r 1; im" I'm iih
J ' , ,i r;';-i.lM r I tli! . Il l- . i !u -in.
We rw.ve the shirt yen reed come if- we'ti be g'ad to fthow them
' 'Stoo bad they can't shorten the
irrigation hours here and help us
tut expenses.
, M H
i Had a talk with a feller last eve
who had Just drank a bottle ot
Mir tunic and he sure had whisk
ers on bis breath.
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X LETTERS FROM THE
PEOPLE
To the Editor of the News -Kevit w
Hear Sir: As much has been
said, both public and private per
tainuig to the management of the
Soldiers Home by the Command
er. O. W. Kiddle, and the Impres
sion has ,ione forth lo the pub
lic at large that Commander Kid
dle has been guilty of showing
putiality, in favoring Civil War
vet. rans to the discoinl'itire o:
Spanish War veterans. New sit.
n 1:1 ou kindly give space in vo ir
valuable dally for the Ktalellp-nt
of a few facts, that the general
public may know how the affairs
of the home has been and is be
ing conducted. Some time since.
The regular band concert given
last night was one of the best en
tertainments offered by the Doug
las County Concert Hand this
I year. The program was exceeding
j ly well arranged and offered mu
sic suitable for all people. One of
the features of the evening was a
cornet and trombone duet played
by Claude Crocker and Imle
Strange, a number which was well
, received by tlie large crowd at
i tending.
j o
! liicvcles, tires and sundries.
Koseburg Cyclery. 228 N. Main
-o
200,000 IN CUBA WHO
HOPED TO ENTER U.
S., BARRED BY LAW
The fine Jewelt Hrougham own
ed and driven by Clyde llrown of
Lost Hills. California, was badly
wrecked late yesterday evening
when the machine went off the
road about a mile north of Myrtle
Creek, and turned over after
breaking off a telephone pole. The
accident happened so quickly that
no definite cause has been deter
mined, but it Is believed that the
steering apparatus gave way and
turned tlie machine off the road.
H went into a depression and then
struck a telephone post which was
snapped off. The car then turned
over, wrecking the top. Fortun
ately neither Mr. Brown nor any
members of his family were hurt
aside from a few minor cuts and
bruises. As they were in a hurry
to reach Coos Hay they hired a car
in Myrtle Creek and went on to
their des'.inatii n. The jvrecked ma-
city for
pairs.
K.mJP-r r.l3SWt.l'.'Y.V
"The f'llcr with a coupla punk
rear toes hates to see Sunday
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... I!:- -loriil who located i? Z,'V
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. ! :.' t . 11 made 111 u'lKUT W A"isLi4ii 9w
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STAR3 seorrr;LY up a;j-
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USE xvjYJj WXTEK
(Ass.', iat.a Press J..'flf 1 Wire.)
i i - V 1 In! M This tiU.'
Am. r;e;-.n Iminigfatren law which chin( 3 brought to this
became effective July 1 has barred
the doors lo approximately 2oo.uuu
persons from every land under the
sun who had come to Cuba expect- '
Ing to go to the United States, ac
cording to Vice-consul T. M.
Fisher In charge of passports In
the American consulate general
here.
The sharp decrease In quotas
from Asiatic and southern Kuro
pean countries and the clu-nge in
r dilations nuiko It improbable
that more than one per cent of the
would be Immigrants can legally
get into the I'nited States during ,
the next 12 months and many de-
dare openly that under these con
ditions they will take almost any
chance of being smuggled over til
Florida or to any port. A few
months in jail and forcible lienor,
lalioti is the only penalty. A few
say they will go to South Ameri.a.
but Hie majority declare they will
eventually return to their native
lands.
Nearly three-fourths of the men, '
women and children who gather
iliiilv by the thousands and clamor
for paspor: visaes lo "The State.-."
are sp.uilJ The next largest ele
ment consists of Jamaican ne
groes of whom there are approxi
mately 4ii.oeii. while Mr. Fi-dier es
timates ihat tlure are la.un Jews
of various nationalities and about
;teu 10 r.mi ea. h of Hermans,
tireeks. Kussiatis. Poles. Turks.
Syrians. and Armenians, and
ai'Oi.g of Kiiiiiainatis. de. ho Slo
wikiatis .lugo Slav lans. 1't rsians
anil a few Chaldeans and native
Afrieiui negroes. " have n.-.er
lieiird of a nationality that is not
represented." he liald.
in ?..ltto:i troTe are seme fi nieo
Chinese and a statuTing .if Japan
i se in C:i' a v.lios out. hop,- i.s i,.
be smvi.:g!e! into .tlie l iliti I
Slat.
The jKinipnis fit w.lt into Cu-l-an
III.' and are rottresented in
t:io.--: . ' its Industries thr?h.ut
the Island while the i hin. se hi th,.
lasl few y.-srs ha.e star'e.l limk
!;trn- h the toiluirt.s ef lta.:iia
ami are suptdviug the en. with
f r sh venetal.les or are oi-'r.m.ig
stuail stors here, but mo?i ul tic
YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND THE LATEST 4
Vanities
Under tlie'Arm Bigi
Handkerchiefs
, Beads
Neckwear and
Gloves, Prices Right
AT
The Ladies' Shoppj
I 39 N. Jackson St.
Roscbcjth
Bedtime Stories. By cluyas mlu
Mental Mosquitos Are as Bad as Real Qnes.
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