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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW IS Issued Dally LxMpt Sunday by The Wiwt-Rwliw Cc Inc. :1 P. W. BATES BBHT O. BATES- t-oumd a second elau matter May 17, 110, at Km poet OUU al Ruswburg, Oregon, under the Act of March 1. 1871 SUBSCRIPTION RATES rwllv mw wear. taT mail Dally, alx months, by mall luilw' Kma mnnlhr h mmll Dally! alnla moo la, by mall Ion Kb mrrtmur tiiAfltil WtMk'ly Newa-agriew. by mall, par Tha AoelatJ frsaa la sioluilv.lr an i Iliad to tha use tor wibll nation of all atwm dispatch ersdtud to It or aot etbsrw erltd la thla paper and to ill local ni published h.r.ln. All right of re publication of iilal dlspatob arla ara alio rsasrvsd. ROSfcHORO. ORE60N, SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1925. .WASHINGTON SETTING The proposal that haa been advanced barring those sena tors and representative who are known booze imbibers from the national legslative bodies, is meeting with almost universal favor from advocates of dry America. The eighteenth amend ment was placed upon the statute books of these United States after passage and ratification by the states. Senators and repre sentatives accept seats in their respective houses pn taking the oath to sustain the constitution of the United States. The eighteenth amendment is as much part of the constitution as any other amendment to that document, and when lawmakers in the upper and lower house of congress flagrantly violate the spirit and letter of the constitution they jmmediatly become un desirable ciizens, and must be classed with all others who may Violate some specific amendment or section of the law they are law violators of the worst sort, and dangerous to the com mon good and prosperity cf the nation. Because of their great er prestige as members "of the senate or house of representa tives these men -who connive with turn runners and bootleggers to prostitute the provisions of the .eighteenth amendment are particularly dangerous. They trust in their exalted positions to escape the meshes of the law, and resort to any practice to evade responsibility for their lawlessness. Such men are not good citi zens. Their very presence in the national congress is conducive to lawlessness by leaser lights in the great body of American citizenship, and the constitution is made, so far as it is in their power and influenoe to do it, a "mere scrap of paper." The present situation is not one to be treated lightly, because the im ' pression being made upon the minds of rising generations, soon to come upon the boards in the great drama of better govern ment, must be recognized. Allowed to continue, the very moral fiber of the nation will be undermined. The law-loving, loyal citizenry of these United States must meet this attempt to break down the eighteenth amendment in all the power and majesty of their united strength. Wine bibblers, rum runners and bootleg ger's friends now occupying seats in the senate or house should be dealt with drastically. Since they have, and are, daily violat ing their oath in buying and drinking intoxicants, they ought to be impeached. More than that, they should be dragged into the courts and after conviction given the limit of the law given the same treatment that is accorded to the mountaineer moonshiner caught with the goods. This nation-wide whiskey ring can be broken up, and a good place to Many people have been raising cries of alarm about the alleged low standards of the younger generation. Another way of reaching them is suggested by the popular play called "The Best People." In that play are depicted two young people of a wealthy family. The young man was dissipated and the girl opinionated and headstrong. Instead of railing at these faults, the play makes their presumptuous ways ridiculous. It suggests that two other young folks of obscure families with whom they respectively fall in love, and whose social standing would be considered much lower, are yet far superior to them in real worth. More can be done to cure faults by laughing at them than by lecturing them. 0 A friend has been watching a certain newsboy, and he re ports that this little fellow is habitually late on his rounds. The trouble seems to be that he is so keenly interested in the news, that he stops by the way to read his papers. That boy may yet be successful, as he evidently has an alert mind. Just at pres ent he haa the wrong idea. He is a type of many people who are so keenly interested in what is going on, that they can't con centrate on their work. Thus it happens that many people who are intelligent, are not successful. The school site committee held another meeting last even ing, and, judging from the oratory displayed, is getting "worm ed up to the subject." It's no small job to please half the peo ple, let alone all of them. If some generous hearted individual would only come forward and offer a good plot of ground to the school district for nothing it would mnke it easy sliding for the committee and a sigh of telief would be uttered by all concerned. A site by a dam but not a mill by a dam site is just about as conflicting as a school site with or without an athletic site at this particular lime. 8UTHERLIN PLANS TO REFUND BOND ISSUE At tho regular meeting of (he city council Monday night, the mut ter of a refunding bond Issue to take care of the bonds now due on the east Central Avenue paving was taken ui, and after aome dis cussion or the mater a contract was entered inlo between the city and the Starkey A Ilubbs, Inc., of Portland, whereby the latter agreed to take the Issue at ( per cent, aays the Kutherlln Sun. The amount of bonds necessary is 116,00 and a siiecial election will be called within a few weeks to vote on this lHue. This Is no ad ditional obligation on tuo city of tiutherlin, but la merely a proced ure which must be carried out in order that tho credit of I he elly be aot Impaired. Warn-n L. Star Key, aenior member of tbe firm of ttlarkty A Ilubbs, met with Ihe council and explained fully tho de tails of the proposed Issue. Just arrived carload of Tage Fence, tiquare Deal Fence and Monarch galvanized Hod Top. Barb wire. Write us for prices. 8 tear us & ChcnoweUX Oakland, Oro. .President tod Manager BcroUry-Treasurer .H-tO 1.00 1.00 .to .M . t oo yaar- A POOR EXAMPLE. start is at Washington, D. C. HURD GOES TO WASHINGTON C. J. Hunl, marketing sper-iallftt of Oregon Agricultural College Is In Wii.HhliiKH.ii, I), i'., thla week at tending the third animal mei tlng of the National Council or Farmorx Cooperative Organizations held January 6 to 8. I.eglxlaiion on co operative marketing will be the main theme before the conference, other qut'fttlona Including piai iicea to Htreugthcn morale of members, credits. iHilW'y toward outside at tacks, and education of memb' ta. Tho raclfic Cooperative ooil l'ro dueera aaMH'iation of On-gun IihIiIh uieuiberahip in the council which represent) I lie leaillnjr conperaiHc asBOclatlotia In the I nlteii Sutcu. Arundel, plane) turfer. Phone 1S! L " ""iby in per cent purehano price; bal-, MprHrinrs ,1'lncd ante payable on eonfli mat ion by IVtbUlVaU. TnutmiitlL both .-.mrt. I'ninerlv. and inventory, hoal and internal, and baa been successful In the treatment Of Ca tarrh for over forty year, tiold by all druggists. f. i. CHENtY V CO Toledo, Ohio Br BERT S BATES GOOD EVENING FOLKS Ara you still Takln' your baths Reg'larly on Satiddy nlghtr i i I s DUMBELL DORA THINKS Gunga Din la a loud nolaa. Mil We wonder If great thinga will ever be accompllehed without an argument. s i s OUR PLAINT IS ANSWERED O where are tha planks of the Elks bridge, Walls the bard In mournful strain. So I asked Cap. Knausa regarding the lauts And the probable place they could be. The captain replied "Figgering cur. rent and tide And all the contingents at sea They're over the bar and scattered as far As the coast of the Car-rl-bees And maybe some planka are hug ging the banka Of the ahore at Changchowfee; And maybe aome knota are boiling tha kpota At a feast of soma heathen Chinee. Maybe aome bjords are afloat in the fjorda That lead to Bjorneborg. And aome 4x6 may ba atuck in the Styx Awaiting a ferry for me. And one of the maybeea They be in Hadee, And when you go there You can see. 5 5 5 We eee today that the "Lend a Hand'' publication at the Oregon 8tate pen Is to be discontinued be came no printera are Incarcerated there, which provea that the folks In our trade are not aa bad as they're painted. Here's a chance for eome enterprising editor to make a "number" for himself. MS! APPLE SAUCEI A news item saya the rays of tha sun. focused through a bowl of gold fiah and caused a fire. No won der the reporters ara branded as Hare. I i i 9 "Who's Whoozlf In the state legls. Is the caption heading an ar tiokel in the Oregon Voter thie month and the obita of the various solons read like epitaphs on a tomb stone. s A bunch of the local members of the Ananiaa Club will take hp golf agin tomorrow with the usual results. S 8 I A I. ..II. ... tk.t ....! " "" " Inaane asylums have Installed beauty parlors. Nothin' ao nutty about that, as we can see. $ $ Ths man with a guilty conscience feels about the same as the feller with a 1924 license plate. S Reub and Horace Marsters, a coupla ex-Roaeburgites, are in the village from Salem, where they have been peddlln' real estate to the unsuspeotin' victims. Reub hsd a few good etoriea on tap which he whispered to ye ed. and which we are too modest to comment upon. $ S i i We wish our mayor would do something to kid him about. tit What would the cross-word puz zle fellers do without the emus, asps, mas, pas, ana, ems, ens, its, and esls? 'I wisht I could git twsnty miles outs pair aox.' i tera for doing two years of very ! limited college work. Some seem to I-a-wui.nI rrrn Ln4 win.) hhlnk that what we have set out l.ININC.HAD, Kuasla. Jan. 10.lto,ol3 to purchase a collese Dr. Molotkolf, professor In the campus, with the object of estab Neurologicnl academy here, an-;ilsht:ig a college or a normal nounces the employment of a pcliool. In view ot the complaint of new method ot treating cancer,; hh taxt,8 ami ,he fK(,t lh(it 0,lr which he claims will effect cures.l The treatment consists in cut-j ting the nerve leading directly to inn cancerous growin. According to I'rofessor Molot- koff. the nerves play a vital part In all cases of cancer. At tne Academy of Medical Sciences he exhibited several patients Who he said had been cured by the new memon. i no aaioe irem- ment ho asserts, will also neat caiigeroun and mrinmmaiiun oi the murrow of bones. o IN bankruptcy In the District Court of the I nlted Suites for the District of Oregon, in tne nmiiier ot lieo. W. (Hit.w.ii-k. Itan.mpt. Noilee Is gien that sealed bids i will De reiotvcil i,ir ine sale o. tne proiiorly of Ihe above. named bank - rupl. consisting of restaurant catilpiiicni anil supplies formerly usmI In conducting the rcalauraut In Koseluirg Hotel. Itlils will bo received by the un dersigned up to lit A. -M. January Huh. lsj. Ilids to be accompanied thereof tan b boon UUIID aidiliea - tlon. Dated January 9. t!i-.V II II. CHI KC1I. Trustee, liEO. W. GOSW1CK, Daukrupt (Aanrlatrd Fro laf4 Win.) .HOLLYWOOD, Cel., Jan. IS. lot races Just now, thanka to tbe f political upheaval of tbe recent f weeks and tbe Hollywood com- A pany which baa been trying to A film picture there baa bean ordered to pack up Ita cameras K and grease paint and come K home, it was announced bare f. last night by tha producers, who financed the venture. A Disturbances in tha city Itself 'A bava crippled actual filming TA operations, it waa eipiainea, ana ta tbe censorship of telegraph and K cable communication has made w. it Impossible for executives to 0 keep in touch with directors A there. Uncompleted portions ot A the film, which were to bave 5 been 'shot" among the seven j uiiis ui nuniVi win uv iiuisueu iu hUUeo?DH0?.ywoodm0n 'TOtk The borne is tne grandest of insti tutions. Build one with material from Pages. BURGLARS STEAL (AwcUttd Pni IwH Win.) 1.08 ANGELES, Jan. 10. Homesick burglars seeking noth ing more valuable than a few words with far distant friends, have been operating here recent ly, according to the police break ing Into homes while the owners are away and running up large long distance telephone charges. Mrs. M. G. Storck reported yes terday she had almost concluded the intruder who ripped a bed room Bcreen to get into her house, had left without taking anything, but that be -was en lightened when the telephone company billed her for a 126 long distance call carried on the night she was out. Just arrived carload of Fage Fence, Square Deal Fence and Monarch galvanised Red Top, Barb wire. Write us for prices. Stearns & Chenoweth, Oakland, Ore. RECRUITING OFFICER COMING Word has been sent here from the head office of the navy re cruiting station at Portland, that I). J. Cason will be in Roseburg Monday. Jan. 12th, recruiting Doug las county men for the navy. He will make his headquarters at the post office building, for the one day lie is bore, Monday, January 12. lie aays that the men now en- '"""' '" " B" kchanoe to make the proposed Aus tiallan cruise this summer, which consists ot the major portion of the floet. As eight weeks training are nec essary before the men are trans ferred aboard the various ships, only men enllHted within tho next ten days will bo eligible for this crulso. Mr. Canon was here recently re cruiting and enliuted seven Rose burg men and says be will be glatl to furnish any Information that any one carea for. LOOK! I Auto Camp Restaurant for salo. Good buy for some one that wants to do business in the future. See Stove D. Thompson, at restaurant. Roseburg. 0 LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE t ON SCHOOL SITE Editor News-Review: Whut has school district number 4 set out to do? As for myself I voted for the bond issue becauao we are in serious need of sddltion al room, and a new high school j building seemed the beat thing in mo long run. incioeniauy, many had in mind that this additional building would not only relieve present congestion, but afford quar- 8( nool board has had to do a lot of skimping" In the past, I do not i,now where some of our good peo- expert to get the money for (n,,r ttmbitIoua plans. Others seem , (,MVO a ,-aguo Idea that what wo have et out to do is to huv an er. pensive athletic field and build on lt . handsome club house, with the most apl,1)roved bath.i and lounging ro,B ,et cetera, and school rooms. perhaps we need to clarify our ideas. Doubtless, tho people will be i teat tifled finally with a hlKh 'aehiHil building centrally located i uion an ample site, and the event- uul lr m)t immediate, purchase of i ahoul ten acres for an athletic (il,u n some outlying locality , easily accesalble to those who want athletics. A short walk w 111 not hurt an ulhlele. ! 11. L. EDDY. IMPORTANT " NOTICE TO BAPTISTS Th Advisory Board has one of ' the most !m;torlant proposals in ! many years to make to the church next Sunday morning at II oV.H-k. ,., y member urg.il to be pmo-nt. n j Whltk hninm Hv vml a rtw!1,..,, ..r I Ion nnll.-a. ' .,.1 n., i one Special tills week al S9c, 4c, ! .sue and tisc. lie sure and get one. ) They are Invaluable in the borne. Lloyd Crocker. SEE THE NEW Charter No 9423 REPORT OP THE The Douglas At Roseburg, in the State of Oregon, at the close Deoemoer si, ivc. RESOURCES 1. a Loans and discounts, including rediscounts, acceptances ot other banks, and foreign bills of exchange or drafts, sold with in dorsement of this bank (except those sbown In b and c) . 2. Overdrafts, unsecured .. , 4. U. 6. Government securities owned: a Deposited to secure circulation par value) k ah nther United States Government securi ties (including premiums, It any) 114,750.00 Total - 5. Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc.: - 6 Banking House, $20,000.00; furniture and fix- lures, 41.00 7. Real estate owned other than banking house 8. lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank 10. Cash In vault and amount due from national banks - - 11. Amount due from State banks, bankers, and truht companies In the United States (other than included In items 8, 9 and 10) 13 Checks on other banks in the same city or town aa reporting bank (other than item 12) Total ot items 9, 10, 11, 12, and 14. b Miscellaneous cash Items ID. Redemption fund with U. S. due troin U. B. Treasurer . Total LIABILITIES. 17. Capital stock paid In IS. Surplus fund - 19. a Undivided profits 20 Reserved for building - 21. Circulating notes outstanding .. 23. Amount due to national banks - 24 Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies in the United States and foreign countries (other than included In items 22 or 23) 25. Certified checks outstanding 26. Cashlcr'B cbecka ouisianuins Total of Items 22, 23, 24, 25 and 26 62,839.08 Demand deposits (other than bank deposits) subject to Reserve (deposits payable with in 30 days): 27. Individual deposits subject to check.... .... 28 Certificates of deposit duo in less than 30 days (other than for money borrowed) 29 State, county, or other municipal deposits se cured by pledge of asaets of this bank or Rltlsli Tims deposits subject to Rsserve (payable after 30 days, or subject to 30 days or more notice, and postal savings): 36. Postal savings deposits Total of time deposits subject items S3, 34, 3d ana jo - -- 37 United States deposits (other than posUtl ' savings), including War Loan deposit no count and doposlta ot United States dis bursing officers Tnlal ,Th SupTeto Tea 'hie aV.,hat,-rPbo,ven-BtCatement swear Subscribed and sworn to before'! methis8thdayOAfJanu.rybm5. Notary Public. My commission expires 1 BLANCHE REED IS AWARDED $5,000.00 PORTLAND. Jan. 10. Miss niancea deputy in County Ci"JVZl dKamges Wt " 1 ISrrar. ot th- Blble Standard Mis awarded 5000 damagis against rfPmint. reremonv. Mr. "u VmVEto Hewitt s court today. Miss Roed was Injured late last summer when she was struck by an automoDiie driven oy nre, aim " , was confined to the hospital for several months. She was crossing the Intersection of Fltth and Sal mon streets on her way to the court house when she was struck, and the complaint charged that it was; through negligence on the part of Beck that the accident occurred. I She bad sued for 1 12.500. Aaliby's Imported nroccoli Seed Is now ready lor delivery, $20 per pound. Growers should order as goon as possible. Mrs. N. C. Ash by, Apt. 6, over Rose Confection ery, Roseburg. Oregon. Frank A. Terry of tho Equitable Savings and Loan Assn. is at the Uuioqua Hotel. AIIMIM1THATOHS SOTItH In the County Court of the rials of fin-Ken for LhiukIus t'ountN. In tin' niatlor of tho eftate o( Juhn lrieftel. Upi't-aeeU. NulU-e In hrrcny given that the undrrwn-d Iimr bern ituly appoint ed ariinliiMtrator of tli enisle ot John LrOel, di-riwwd. by order ot the Mliove Htllleil 4-nurt. and liit lie haa duly oiialitird an ni' li atluilumtrutor. All persons Imvlng rlnimn MKainitt aatd ,-Mtale urn here, by rnuiied to prt-Nwlit tlo-in with proper voucher, duly verified a by luw required, to the untt-TiOKiM-U at the ollu'u of carl K noirty in I ! ftale and havtass i miik '"'""'or.'i on w, ff'ilt 1 i!. " i. j.r. ,.i u. i,i,li,.- l n.iul a.l Ural liumiftlltfu LU. 31, it.VI.TfS A. littll-:u Adintnlvtrutur of the cwl ot Jobu Drit. dvvakvd. for Economical A lajy ffifJ, ' -PHONE 446- Reserve District No. 12 CONDITION OF National Bank of business bn S6'J4,S27.76 1.57S.11 (U. S. bonds 25.000.00 139,750.00 115,092.17 20.001.00 17.625.09 70.743.37 125,595.05 66,288.19 8,636.21 1,172 30 1,250.00 13 200,519.45 Treasurer and 11,262,558.25 S100.000.00 SO.OO0.1MJ , 19.657.58 20,000.00 24,600.00 4US.09 57,995.98 2,058.40 2,376.61 . 637,891.66 246,463.30 105,885.19 14,221.44 to Reserve, 11,221.44 2,000.00 11,262,558.25 f The ab7ve-named bank, do solemnly .. - -0., correct Attest: J. H. BOOTH. E. L PARROTT. GEO. KOHLHAOEN, Directors. RAYMOND-WOOLEY WEDDING Miss Emily Wooley and Thomas Ravmond were auletly united in , marriage Friday. January : u Mrs Raymond are both real- q( cUy anJ havc tne bmt , wlhe8 of thelr niRny friendK. They wm niake th(jlr home here MR. HOMESEEKER Am selling homes on tho small payment plan. Have two about completed, or will furnish lot, finance and build according to your plaus. p. o. Box 1291. or see me at buildiug West First Street. J. W. LANGENBERO PULL TOGETHER BY BUYING AT HOME Wo make our own Doors. Win dows, Frames, Finish and Cabi net Work. Made Right Priced Right Roseburg Lumber & MfS. Co. The Umpqua Florist Choice Cut Flowers Always Frssh Finest Quality Artistic Floral Designs. Visit Our Greenhouse or Call 40-F2. Transportation FUCE MUST LIFT (AwKirlAted Plw hated Whc) SEATTLE, Wash., Jan. 10. France must lift ber grip on Uermany. If uermany is to De successful in meeting ber obliga-l amaz;nly brilliant, soft, white tionB as laid down In the Dawes light, even better than gas or velec reparations plan, today declared! tricity, has been tested by the U. Carl llodiker, Prussian consul! s government and 35 leading unl gcneral at the free port of Ham- verities and found to be superior burg. Consul General Hodlker. to ltt ordinary oil lamps. It burns and Mrs. Bodiker arrived here without odor, smoke or noise no yesterday on a pleasure tour of; pumping up; Is simple, clean, safo. the world. Burns 94' air and 6 common "Germany baa been given only kerosene (coal oil), such consideration as could bei The Inventor, V. M. Johnson, 161 expected from 'compromises be-: North Union Avmue, Portland, tween England and France,", ore., is offering to Bend a lamp on said the diplomat. j 10 days' FREE trial, or oven to "The non-evacuation of the; give one FKEE to the first user tup Cologne district is an example.! each locality who will help him In I am confident that England felt,troduce it. Write him today for Germany had complied with the full particulars. Also ask him to disarmament provisions Of tho explain how you can got the agency Versailles ' peace treaty, but i and without experience or money France was not willing' to re- make 8250 to $500 per month. PEERLESS ELECTRIC BULBS MEAN BETTER LIGHTING Adequate light la more Important than many other features In the borne. With Peerless you get the best results. Churchill Hardware Co. The Winchester Store. B UY AT ANK THE New and Used Furniture SPREADS THE SPRAY AND MAKES IT STAY L.W. METZGER Metzger Building Oak ENROLL TODAY FOR A BOOKKLEPING. STENOGRAPHIC, OR SECRE TARIAL COURSE AT THE EUGENE BUSINESS COLLEGE. This school has modern equipment,1 efficient teachers, and rates are reasonable. Ask for further particulars. EUGENE BUSINESS COLLEGE A. E. Roberts. President. Phone 666 Wl Willamette St. Eugene, Oregon OPEN SUNDAYS CORNER Oak and Pine Jease her grip. "Germany's rehabilitation and effort to bear her tremendous reparations burden, would be successful if all of our former enemies was as ready with coun sel and Bupport as America baa been. NEW LAMP COS 94 PERCENT AIR BEATS ELECTRIC OR GAS a new nil lamn that gives an POWELL'S DIFFERENCE & Pine Streets Phone 362 -
