ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW FRIDAY. AUGUST 8, 1924.
TWO
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW
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FOSEQURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1924.
POLITICAL BUNK.
If41-Zxam
PICKING
BY BERT o. BATES
GOOD EVENING FOLKS
The fish are bitin'
An vva hafta work
But gosh ding It
We'd rati-er shirk.
$ . S 5
DUMBELL DORA THINKS
A panacea is a newfangled dish
pan,
H S I
A welfare report says that a
family of five can live on $11.40 a
week. A family of five can what?
S . 5
About three years ago this
coiyum printed a joke which we
thot had. a real giggle in it and for
It would be interesting if some psychological expert
would listen to a large number of political speeches in the
coming weeks, and tell the public how far they represent ti-t who want another snicker.
sincere expressions of belief and how far they are conscious hpelna,n, by .
attempts tu deceive. To represent the mass of our politicians body of a dead horse, overhead
as consciously dishonest would no doubt do them injustice. .hVun down piteous-
, . , ly from a clear blue sky. The ant
Probably they intend to te'l the trutll about as much as the looked at the carcass wonderingly-
aveiage person. Hut when they get into the heat of a cam- Suddenly a man drepped some
paign, the spirit of exaggeration tempts them. This vice is xMMt"mw&
nothing of which the politicians are exclusively guiltv. antennae, and hummed, a little
Many people, when they get to arguing, will become heated, o'TJy'Ti hi.
and will make statements which afterward they will admit chops. His head swam, his eyes
were far from the facts. Controversy makes them stretch ' 1" TnoVA'ZXZ.'
mied bis antennae.
Then he took another rirink. 1
Seizing the carcass of the dead
horse by its head, he said- "Come
c-n, big boy. let's go home." !
S & 9
WATCH US CROW 1
Not tor its wit :
This verse we pinch, !
But it fills up
At least one inch.
-Cleveland Plaindealer.
CIRCUS AT ANTLERS
MOMDAY, TUESDAY .fed
The McMahon and Wheeler
crt.-'ter Indoor rirriltf that in
booked for Monday and Tuesday, Jj
Ails, lllli and Kill, at the Antlers.
iH conceded to be one of the most
complete indoor circuses of the
day. ConfilHtiuK of trained dcj;,
poults, uioukeya, birds, bears, real
cIc-wnB. acrobatH, wire artists,
trapeze, rinifti, In fact performers
of all types. The reception that
hau been accorded this orjtanlza
I tun where ever It has shown has
been highly pralsd by the press.
The nhow is not to be classed or
confused with the many small
trained animal shows that wander
tliiouth the country but Is a fit;
show presenting H that the circus
world has to offer that can be
staged indoors. The circus will
show for two days at the Antler
theatre and but one performance
is given daily, starting at 7:30 p.
in. Manager Ooux has agreed to
open the theatre at 7 p. tu. and un
til the circus acts so on will run
a short picture program.
MAINTENANCE OF WAY EM-1
PLOYES i
There will be a meeting- of;
Maintenance of Way, and Shop
hihnrerH in the Moose Hall, lodjtc
h:i:i, Monday evening at 8 p. m..
August 11th. ISiolhers K. C.
(iussuufn, rand vice persiilent and
J. J lio.ich. general chairman of
l'acific System, will be with us.
CiKO. McIVKK.
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Ml I
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Reduced!
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NOTICE
the truth almost unconsciously. Politics is a great game,
and the desire to win clouds the judgment of the politicians,
and makes them see conditions in a distorted light. They
become partisan in their views, and greatly exaggerate the
virtues of their own political associates and the errors of
their opponents. Jt is under the influence of these pre
possessions, that they issue those prejudiced utterances that
could fairly be called "bunk." In cooler moments, they
might admit that they had not stuck strictly to facts. But
when one's mind gets into a certain groove, he may finally
believe the one sided ideas which at first he accepted only
partly. There are all types of politicians and many are fair
minded. As the people grow more intelligent, political
bunk does not meet with so favorable a reception. It will
be well for the politicians during the approaching campaign
to. weigh this fact, and realize that exaggeration and mis
statement tend in these times to rowit against the person
or cause that makes ii,. I
TO WATER
SUMERS
CON-
Waler will be shut off Friday,
August 8 from 12 midnight until
5 p. in. Auirust !), affecting all con
sumers, north of Douglas St.
IMoase reserve all water possible
soinh of Douglas for fire protec
tion. CAUIOItMA OIJEOON i
I'OWKil COMPANY.
o-
A thing like this
Is such a cinch
That we grab off another
I net.'.
Newark, (O) Advocate.
A rhyme like tl-is
Ain't really art,
But keeps the par
agraphs apart.
Prune Pickins.
5
The tenth millionth had the
same rattle.
if the Apostle Peter came to
Itosehurg, to what church would
he behing? Hear Kvangelist
Thueinler In this thrilling lecture Mp
tonight at the tent on N. Hose St. 'jr.
Only three more meetings. j 'jj
I it
Yonr home town paper Is your
home town booster. Support It,
Fresh Stock of United States, Goodyear and
Goodrich, Cord Casings to be sold
at Cut Prices.
J. O. NEWLAND & SON
DODGE BROTHERS DEALERS
Vr.t T-tri7lewno,i tit Wimherlv's
r - Z - - -. . rx xxz.-Jnrrx-rt.-Y j- rx zxrxrx rinrxx.-.. yjrr .vy.-v. . . ....
Miss Lorraine Nathan, pretty little 18-year-old "school
,loi, f..;..,i" ,.r i;,.u.,-,i i ..i. u, ,,,..,! (..i;r:.,j ......
,.t .v.v..,... u,ci,.uiuiiul lCTiii.u,rai., Some famiie, ,ive , cotr,pcte
day tliat she had noted a "complete change in Loeb's man- harmony and in otirs the head of
ners since June, li2:i." and at times he acted "rather idiotic- l"e hcu" f?' fp.''"n' c"'
. s s s
The chill in the air
Makes us all feel good,
Until we think
Of our winter's wood.
S S S S
Those poor little chicawgo boys
must have been humiliated yes
tiddy to have been called "cuckoo"
M.mv ilir Kfnws nmslnilo in inlnncn u-uvn telii,.li Jut because they bumped off a
sweeps large eastern cities. Such were the statements
ally." These statements, coming from an innocent girl, i
coupled with the fact that Loeb had already been hooked up ,
by a noted alienist as having a "split personality" ought to !
be sufficient grouiuls for a new hearing for these blood- j
thirsty villains. Anyway, it looks like a hung jury or
judge to the average layman.
o
TODAY'S MARKETS
The Latest Summary of Domestic Market Condi
ditions as Issued bj the United States
Department of Agriculture.
milking shop iu Hoseburg, able toly
hanillo all kinds of
torvllv. Mis. Moore
recommended and w ith her ratable nf 'nv-JT1
work satisfac-past experience of 15 years in this tidinus. Weithfrf; 1
e conies high-work alone. Is w ithout exception . 131 So. Pin g- 1
Cm.
made in yesterday's dispatches. Liken those conditions to !
Itlie sublime climate of the I'mptum Valley or any other
section of Oregon 'at this particular time. Is there any
wonder people are looking to the west for homes with ideal
ylimatic conditions the year round? Why they are so slow
in getting next to the state is the only wonder, lint recent
developments show 4hat they are "coining to it" in larger
numbers than ever before.
teller.
5 s s a
How's your dandelion crop com
in' along?
S 8
A feller oughta be dern careful
when puttin' up a closelinc. It
takes a fingernail nearly five
months to grew out agin.
6 8 8 8
Leopold and Loeb will soon be
unwept, unlcnored and unhung.
8 8 8 8
pence the past month or six
weeks, while cross hreds are like
wise stronger. Kec i posi-seiiooh
buying Is reported from liueiios
Aires and big prices for the newt-lip
are expected by tho Anstinlhin
growers. With the favorable
progress of the London conference
as reflected in the rise in sterling
exchange, the foreign vool out
look Improves visibly.
Mohair is still moving within
narrow limits with prices nomi
nally firm.
The Commercial I.ulletin will
publish the following wool quota
tions tomorrow:
Scoured basis: Oregon, eastern
No. 1 staple, $1..'!0i l.?.:'.: fine and
fine medium combing. $1.2.Vn l.:i:l;
eastern clothing Sl.lOlfi 1.15 ; val
ley No. 1. Sl.lSSi 1.20. Mohair:
llest combing IniiiNOc: best carding
70c.
Z The News-Ueview goes into the homes of over four
thousand people in Douglas county. Conservatively esti
mating five readers to a home, upwards of twenty thousand
people read each edition of this paper. Is there any better
way to get in touch with your home people than through
the columns of your daily paper? A little consistent adver
tising will bring home the bacon to many a hungry mer-1
ennnt.
(i
Hiring help is easier than keeping it. l'.reaking in a
new worker takes the time of the foreman and usually in
volves expense for transportation from the railway. It
slows down the output and often costs the loss of a part of
the acreage. It pays to keep the workers well contented.
The discontented are usually inefficient.
o
When you have an evening that you are not otherwise
engaged just walk to the city camp grounds and make
friends with some of the visitors. You will find them mighty
interesting and they w ill also take a like viewpoint of you.
Strangers traveling through our city should be shown a de
gree of brotherly love. They like it.
a'
n..
"W h.ite to
bite her nails."
6ee a manicurist
-o
Within 3 hours you can now
ver to Itiiliiluii by the Sea.
WhV f:
I i
(Ass.m Utt-d I'lesi JVuKt'd WlrfO
l'OUTI-ANI), Ore., Aug. 8. EgK
; prit s ruU' firm with values gen
i orally unrhauei'd in the .oral mar
kt. Outside marketn continue to '
udvance and thin is a KtreiiKthcu
iUK fat tor in the local Hftu iiion. j
tuiTt-m nreiptH were postfJ a half
cent higher on the exi hange today,
j Mil otliei grades were unchaLgeil 1
i on I he lo al hoards. j
A weak undertone prov.uls in
it-e Inral hiiltt-r market. Standards
i ard iirhtii e:tBed off a half point
ion tin (,;iry exchange, l.xtras
and prune fir.stfl held ntealy. !
!V;ith I'ricei are graduallv work-1
' iir,' hit ier with a mad Heramhle j
i oi for good stocks. Klbt-rt.is and
i v rawfords are firm at 11.25 a box:
for large .sizes. j
Outside of a firm peach market
othr fruit and veKetable lines a,-i
pear plentiful and prices sieaily. i
Hood cantaloupes continue firm.
Tomato prices are easing off un- j
der heavy receipts. Shipments ;
from the upper Columbia action,
are heavy and coming in ripe, J
nei ess i (:iting prompt movenn-iii . j
(firry supplies are also li';i''r
and prices easier and lcUme re- i
mains st art e.
li'-reipts id country meats con-i
Unue tight with tne market iu a1 POIITI-AM), Ore., Aug. iS. ,
go-ii healiiiy condition. Top v. al ; Poultry steady: heavy hens
and calves hringfng l"c readily. j 21V pound light l-'t 14r ; springs.
I'oultry supplies are plentiful nut ' 2Mi24r; stags i:tc; old roust ertt
the market is apparently absorbing ! lUc: ducks, while nckin 2u :a21c. i
liberal offerings at current I
PORTLAND, Ore.. . Aug. 8.
(United States Department of Ag-1
riculture.) Cattle and calves ,
nominally steady; no receipts.
flogs nominally steadv; receipts'
llsti tll55 direct.
Sheep and lambs .strong; receipts
!
I
11 fri si
IS ar
i iMt l3 1
POllTI-AND. Ore.,
tatoca steady J1.S5.
Aug. 8. I'o-
'are there
months in
the calendar?
-o-
"When are taxes to lie cut '.'" aks an exchange. We re
spectfully refer our esteemed contemporary to the governor
of this great state who made his campaign on a promised
fifty-fifty cut. When this promise is to v full'illcd we
knoweth not neither do the while-faced cakes.
Many a substantial business tlwimll
; imply because it had never been advcrtis.
to keep the good will of your patrons spe,
talk to them by the advertising route.
Koschurg is fortunate in one way in t 1 .i
plenty of j'oo.l, wholesome water both fur iniy
other purposes.
M
: til
ievels
, DeiiKinil fur RpriiiKH Is switching
iriiin inc Heavy to limit fowls.
I'ruue KhiiimciiN are staniiu- in
Hie lalley Willi Hie fiii cum. ail '
shipin il east from Mynle t'r. ek '
vesfenhiv. The market ix firm In j
the en.-;! and ,iiyer are payini; ,20
to a tun tor orchanl run iio-'
livert-ii al Ihe VMirclioltsi-s in Ins. '
The I. up market Is iin imn inK !
slitliilv wilh buyers eai;er :o i.tn-t
irnct aronnil 2n to 2J cents. ( iap .
estimaleil now nroiiml -4 r. . n . hiesj CIIK'ACO, Aim. s. Openini;
in Oregon. The eastern nuiik'i is; corn quotations which r:uu-,nl i't-om
firm on coast hops. j 1 1-sc to I'l-M- hiflier; December
Full el'le -I of the sorerntnent I to $ 1.115. ere folluweil In-
esiimale of a reduced hay 1 -mp in ! an li regular advance of more than
i ire;on ihis i-ar has not ti, re-' tc n bushel in some cases.
SAX FUANCISCO, AllR. X.
(I'niteil Stales ltlneall AKricul
tural Kconomics.) Kkb stoaUy;
extra pullets 3IJe.
llutter fat f. o. b. San Francisco, 1
4.-.;c.
Leghorn hens 2 pounds 111 '
lUc; :t tKitimts and over Wnllc. ;
Dther poultry michanteil. 1
lleet,
crop
1.
coo t
d in the market,
report forecasts a
eeii tons compared
.us hist vear anil a
Aii .-11 1,
i- i.! of i
to :'.!!.. ;
live ..lir '
slowly
If you
o them
away
v ant
..nd
lit -rausti ;tl ;l
that th.- y.it.i
her plia s tn alu-n
ed th' u'.ir infit l-
r,..i.'!iiii" im leir v
Miinim r ltii'ii.L.-. t
ating
hits
and
1. rs cot
throiiLli -. iliv.,1
Hence
uuli. In
Mineral Oil
Russian Type
I .'I'll hi ran,
p.n-. .iii.i
:i.fai:e of !.V?unii tons. f;ro.ir3,
are -.till Imllish ami holding for;
Inuh'-r prii ea.
The market is firm Willi port: iiul
prices unchaiiKeil.
iimcfi-ial
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tr."rrn ;
W ',:::
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I'il .111: I't'
P I1IIIL-
I tj
Mass . Auk. .
il Ituiletin Will s;l
ii't'y ,f the mami'.
! Ir.ilneil from fi
!. p'-ndi'ii: the f
the '.nrlit wei. Ik v.
I'he I
to- j
r r;
.llk-lwve
who ha
t!lemse,
en filh d t .
been t ra
so that a
VetllU;
IK'!,
anv
Nellie t
Th.y
'lllillig.
Hows h r- like ;iu old
ha e to m hot in the
stage
collar
u 11 h
ni-'oni:
"lume of husin. ss has h,-.n
:m ii .1 and 111 fulle rirm to .1.
in:: r ites. Scatter' it hie 'ii
p : t, ,i from tit.- w est at t it 11
' aal
n,
he
:mR!
I or .
en
be;
o-
t.tke a I a
'iiiitry
!i in the
lias siire gone tlrv. A fellow
river.- that used to be.
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1 .11, t
n be tune for campaign cards
Nathan Fullerton
77-.e jjVunf. Drug Jorw
Perkins Building. Rossburg.
'iv
ef m;
le
:e i :i di-.p"s'tt"ii on !':.- :
iiiii.;. t iir r-. to j. i .1 i t 1 '1 .
of fie hvl't weifile t ,
1 an.! It now look a- i:
f. ii tor iietht. de id" io
ii."::. 10 an opemnc for Auuiim
Al li.'ush notliniK otiuial h,.s
been satil.
foreign markets are d, c:.!
vtroc.i. Ill adinnl hum; adv. 11
After opi niiiK iinclianccd to lc :
lower. September fl."; to Sl.'j'i
and Decenioer to
wheat rose all around to well above
v esierilay'.s fmUh.
StartiiiK unchatmed to 7 s hi.;li
er. Seiteiuber IHlsc to 4'iic. oats
later showed Kains of inn- om (,r
more.
Provisions rose with corn and '
hots.
I't iliTI.AN'Il. On-.. Am;. V l.-s
stroni:; current i-ceipu v-: Mil
P ts 2,e: firsts H'v; h.-rti'Tti s ':l '
31 lc deliv.11 d 1'ortl.iiid.
r(KTI.SI). (ire. At;s. )i,t. ,
ter weak; extra t m1i"s eoy :: '1 ;
statiilariis .iTc; prime tirsts .tRc. 1
Oists :.";.; uuilertval.s nomtnal:
prints 4oc; cartons 4lc.
llutter fat steady; best rhiiraini:
cri.im .1 , 4i :i c net shippers trai k
in zone one.
This is a Siii'h t.i, r i ar.
Kat Hazelwoou at 'imb rly's.
NEW DRESSMAKING SHOP
cfc-;:.-: ;-i.'.:i;v.i:;i?.; .iff ;
JT;
r f & 1 bj 1 1
Delicioiis
Whether you pln to buy a whole
Ham a few slices for frying or
broiling a butt for baking or a
shank for boiling you will always
get the greatest satisfaction by
always asking for Frye's "Deli
cious" Brand. Frye's "Delicious"
Ham is tender and juicy because
it is prepared exclusively from the
choicest young grain-fed porkers
and the exclusive Frye curing
process preserves, snd enhances
all the original flavor and deli
cate texture.
All Frye's "Delicious" Hams are
prepared under the most scrupu
lously sanitary conditions and the
Brand Name "Delicious" burnt
riIit into the rind and appearing
on the parchment wrapper is your
safe-guard of quality and purity.
And Frves "Delitioui
H.and Bacon - eqta
pood as the Ham. lib1
the same name t3i'
selected and prepared v
the same exacting cw
,he high quality
Ham. and Bacoiu MEW
VARIES.
Frves MeatCuide wJIk
found invaluable
kitchen. Acollec....
I . and 1 DO
or'l'inal recipe - - .
tiral EUlde
for tr cM
of all n
ana prr.-.. r
5,.nd2cforpotaC'u
& Co.. Seattle, ar.d rece.
vour copy by return.
lop prices for uicncoi alsjut tour
No doubt the lade
and vliinity "ill In
know that Mrs. Mc,
polis. MlLU. Wlii
i;.
..-h-iic
.1 to
WY0.
cry
;tl And uV
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Buy HajTtt and Bacon by this Brand 'y ,r;
"t-vrpvTUir. THF NAMF IVlfi.
"iiir ML 1 1 J-M! ilf
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