ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 21, 1925.
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ROSEBURG, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, H25.
MODERN
Back 2000 year ago there was a tribe of Creek phil
osophers who taught that civilization is a curse, and that satis-
f. ,..,: nKiaSnarl nnlv hv cratilvins aensual aDDetites. . their
trite haa continued with modificationa down to the present.
Henry Ward Beecher defined them aa people who could never
aee a good quality or who never fail to see a bad one. It
movement is started for a good
some plan of social or political reform, such people see some
sinister motive behind it, and think that some one is trying to
make money out of it or gain advancement for himself. The
conical element generally deny that the world is making prog
ress, and they think that while civilization brings material gains,
it, does not add to hnppiness or produce moral improvement,
.many of them feel it is no use to advocate any movement to
abolish wars, since human nature will in the future be about the
same as it has in the past, and as nations havj always fought
each other in past ages, they will do so indefinitely. The world
according to them is running around in a certain treadmill that
produces motion, but gets us nowhere. No matter how cynical
any of us feel, no one of us wants to go back to barbarism or
to ancient times, and throw away the finer spirit and more gen
erous humanity of these days. On every hand one can find
evidence of philanthropy and good feeling which never existed
1 00 yara aco. All modern towns have their synics. There are
aome in Roseburg. They decry
hons and efforts for improvement. Ir we listen to them we
ffhnll get nowhere. But any city and country that has faith in
the posibility of better things, and will work for them, can gain
tjiem to a large extent.
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; Writing to the Oregonian a Portland man, failing to ap
preciate the movie world way of advertising, expresses a few
good thoughts for the common herd of humanity whn he
toys: "After 40 years of married life, with the same wife as
tvhen I started, 1 confess 1 cannot understand why people like
Bill Hart and his wife will permit petty squabbles to part them.
It is lucky for the world that most folks don't take the same
view, for I have never known a married couple that didn't quar
rel at least to a Certain extent. It's a human trait, 1 guess.
We've got to put up with it at the time, but there isn't a bit of
dense in letting it ruin our lives.' Here we have the Harts, tell
ing the world all about their differences, and snarling at one
another in court, just because one or both of them didn't have
common-sense enough to say 'Let's forget it." ".
0
J Senator Edwards, of New Jersey, has been accused of ac
ftpting $3800 for the delivery of some 100 cases of good, old
Sfcotch whiskey by a witness testifying in the rum running trial
trow in progress at Jersey City. It has also been stated by a
witness that the senator is the head of a big bootlegging ring
that has been doing business on a large scale over quite a period
of time. When men in high public office join hands with the
bootleggers and denizens of the underworld to defeat the ends
of justice it makes pretty hard sledding for the officers of the
law to unearth the principals in many a big whiskey transaction.
0 ,
The lashing post hns been
violation of the narcoti law, or
a gunning expedition intent on
if parsed nt the slide legislature,
tlie sob sisters of the state to gnaw.
I The city of Ashlnnd is before the legislature for rehabilita
tion of the normal school of that plnce. We wish our southern
city all kinds of success, but the
school would be nt Roseburg.
Judgttig from present indications there will be the usual
number of bills introduced nt the state Icgisnlture. It will keep
the "boys" busy segregnting the meritorious from the nonsensical.
TOPICISESTOCK
Sir. nnd Mrs. I). E. fair of f'nrr's
Varlely Slnre leave next week on
an extended trip which will take
the m-iver (he southern mute to
New York, and hack by war nf De
troit anil through South Iiakola,
Where they will visit.
Mr. Carr Is going lo New York to
attend a n ting of the Consolid
ated Merchants' Sjndirate with
which the local slore is affiliated,
and will buy stock for the spring,
summer and f nil trnde. There are
three fairs, a merchandise and two
loy nun. m ine n.1.1 n. tt month
In New York, and he experts to at-
tenet inese, nn.i win place orders
fur toys for this yenr's hrlstmas
trade. Ills order will be piscl In
time to include nil the talent lines.
, They will go east by xvnv of
ltoti Ancles. New Orlenns. Atlanta,
and Washington I C. On their re
turn trip they will stop nt Mr.
Carr's former home at Aberdeen.
Pouih Iinko'n for a short visit.
BORN
PIU:Y-Mr. and Mrn. Kay K.
$nil"y, of Ihla city, Titt'silay morn
)nK, jnntiary TO, at Mouy Jlui'Ual(
an pouml girL
iruud'-'l, piano tuner, mono 2S9-LiKxa stat.
.President and Manager
Becretary-Treasurer
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published herein.
All rlsbts ot re
are alio reserved.
CYNICISM.
cause, or some one proposes
and depreciate many sugges
proposed for men in Oregon for
for entering public buildings on
burglary or robbery. This bill.
will furnish further morsels for
ideal location for a normal !
.1
u
KiilliKi llM Miller was ul lu.-. 1, ..t
last ninlit when lie spoke from John
.1:3 iliixlng home his points with
clever epigrams.
"I was converted beforo "iiost-
oftice reunion" was In style. I mean
hy ost office rHiKloir that kind
that i-nnsiMH of nipning somrfhiug ,
ana mndin It in hy mail.
" do m.t nrrd a nt'W tttatcnitMiI
hut a lit w fmi hnsls of the dm trine
of iIih nw hiiih.' Mild hi.
"Folks liavt Itiitthlo timlliiK Wx,.
bccausi thi-y v.itu to ( lu h iid
llrst, instead of hi art Mrt. '
1 The speak.
pre ron.ul.-lie
InsMi
d on lln
i'w hhlh
in : a ,r
K-'nuine convii Jum ot
ino n M'nianrc imim n tt -niiln ton
Miiuin
fi
sum ami ro'itiMiu;.
"Smn rluiM-h filk think tin y an
!i?'ttliie hroador nui-.i- t!. when thvy
'an n-nlly K'(tine ii" ant r."
It. -Mill. r'a ro.u Iitm, an.) the
ni li nilid HiriKinft uf tin- lit .l!oi,l lS
uaiiMin; an inrrrasiiii; liitM'tit in
th' lIMMlill?.
( I"- Mlllt-r ppokn thin inornint; nt
tin liii-h M-honi ami in tho niwr-
1 noon at tht V. C. T. V.
(looil it jiorin ait heard nn iery
hand from prayer nicetinKfi all over
1 the tow n.
I Com farly tonlcht and eet a
PRUN
P1CKINS
BT BERT & BATES
GOOD EVENING FOLKS
You'll be surprised
To hear th.it your scribe
Is down lr( Salem
Hobnobbin' ith
The alleged law-makers
And after rpendln'
A day In
Milter Pierce's bungalow
We've 'bout decided
That meobe the guv
Hain't the landlord
Of thia dump
After all.
t I t I
DUMBELL DORA THINKS
A debatin' sassiety ia a heap more
fun than a gol dinged legushla
shure. MM
Senator Eddy was remonstratin'
with the prea. of thia aggregation
and tryin' to make the aoion at the
adjacent desk put a muffler on hia
corn-cob pipe when ye eo. wameo
in upon the acene. After adjustin'
hia gaa matk, the Douglaa county
lad gave ua the high-ball and we
trolled over his way, elbowin
through a flock of female stcnogs
. -I . flits' I auu.rrt a Ir a p
,,u ....K,.
grasped ua by the hand ao tirmiy
that our knuckles popped but we kuw The Oreftonlan, Port
stood the gaff and poked him Jocu- , . Ure 492 MeterB 12:311
larly In the riba aa wo politiciana ' Con(.ert 6 p. m., children
are wont to oo upon aucn occasion.
The senator and myself are now
workin' on a bill to provldo knee-
pads for prune pickers and softer
seata for pencil-pushers. As we
are Included in both categories we
will receive a double set in the
event the bill goes through "B. L."
is standin' up mighty fine under
the strain and the coffee and dougri
nuta and If they ever get all the
measures through the third read in',
our aenator will be able to make
these ol' senatorial halls vibrate
with his oratory. Tell his folks to
send down his rubbers and a pack
age of throat lozenges.
S 9 3 S
Hizzoner Walt Fisher was busy
dissectin' a bill which provides that
ribbon clerks blow their noses be
fore usin' their nasal extremity for
measurln' yardage. Aa soon as our
good friend Walt aaw our distin
guished self in hia august presence
he dropped the volume of Snappy
Stories and greeted us as one of
the townsmen. Walt's hair is a tri
fle grayer and his lower Jaw trem
bles a hit, but that is caused by
tryin' to figure how two can live as
cheap aa one on a Representative's
three bucks per day.
H H
We had great difficulty In reach
In' Rep. Hercher as his sanctum
was Jammed with blonde atenogs
and unread bills. The Dillard sheik
managed to get hia feet off'n the
desk and muttered, "Wot In heck la
It all about?" Mr. Hercher is pas
sin' out dried prunes to those who
look sickly and Judgin' from, the
stenogs In his vicinity the cure is a
success.
s s s
Mailin' Clerk Gawge Willett was
busily engaged lickin' postage
tamps and Is also draftin' a bill
for a friend aolon to present which
would make it imperative for men
of Mister Heinline'a calibre to aell
postage stamps with chocolate
flavorin' on the reverse side,
i H
Vern Drager Is top sergeant of
the girl pages and he haa enough
pages under his command to fill a
book.
5 3 9 1
Tomorry we are goln' out whero
men are men, out where the,,1)w bulletins; 6:45 p. m. Y M C A
penatenshury begins. At that, we ! ir(.uri,; 7 p. ru. dnnee orehestra;
believe we'll be a dern sight safer ig p ul dramatic program; 10 p. m.
witnin tnose flray wans man iryin
10 " ,h leguslashure in action be-
hind the brawny backs of a grou )
of professional lobbyists.
9 9
Cuv. Pierce hasn't sent for us
yet and It Is rumored around that
he is purty goiding sore at us tot
makln
cute remarks about the
bald faced calves on his eastern
Oregon ranch.
S 5 3
Oh well, we can't suit ever-body
and wot is a guvenor in our young
lives.
kill
After givin' the convic the onct
over In the a. m. we will again take
our lives in our hands and try to
get a glimpse of the solons and aoi.
onettes doin' their (tuff.
I s s
If w. can get heada and tails of
ths mtn we'll try to Jot down a
squib or two.
'Howincll can a fclli
feller leguslash
wi!h g"? ,poutin
0o1 dln0 time'
off all the
For pronipl taxi wrvice, city or
CQunlry irlna. IMione 4 I.
COMMITTEES OF CHAMBER
Or COMMERCE ACTIVE
The hnrtirulHual r.miniittpe of
th. HoM'biin Chnniber of I'nm-m-i-e
has bi-en Im-p'Hsed four
i niet!iht.I H. lit i t Hreen of Winnton
an. I Mark Tl-dale of Suihrrlin hae
b'Ori apiMtinteil in' nihiT; of th'
Cpiiun'tif.'. r, A. Urand in rhairnuin
.nut N.ipoU'on ISU-o is the oilier
nienibT
r J. A. Pt eker. of the rommltte on
' mint s, has iirorted that h
ftarttnn a nancy of the mineral
land of the rounly. and expooia to
have a report vhiidi w ill how
nil of the I.jii-; deslRtialed as bein
ol mineral chaiacier, in th county.
o-
rninlnjc and praftlnK. XiH1. tinvn.
hiifhes. rratfiuanlt. L. Iteigold,
Kosebmit. 1'rune yispei now.
RADIO
PROGRAMS
From Pacific Coast Stations
Ken lures fr It e diicMluy, Jan. 21
KFKO The Hulletln, San
Francisco 270 Meters
p. m.. Hem's Little (Symphony, . 1
Orchestra; a p. m., the ame; 4
Health Talk; 11 p. m. dance. j
Kr'l Earle C. Anthony, In., lMle symphony orchestra; r p. ru.
Los Angeles 469 Meters r 0 u,e Ban,e; p. m. studio piugram; i
p. m.. Hour of News-Bulletins; j p ra. ance orchestra. . i
o.45 p. m.; Nick Harris detective KFI Earls C. Anthony, Inc..
stories; 7:30 p. m.; male quar- Lo Anie, Meters 6
tulte; 8 p. m.; two houra spe- p m . llour of Newg Bulletin
cial programs; 10 p. m., dame. 6;45 - m 0Tglia recital; 8 p. m.
KI.X The Tribuno, Oakland ,wo haan musical programs; 10
509 Meters 6 p. m.. dinner m Myra jjele yickers' pupils
concert; 6 p. m. studio program; m vocal corJcert. '
a: 30 p. m., .Wolohans Calilor-, KLX Tne tribune, Oak
nlans. land 609 meters 8 p. ui.,
KNX The Ezpress, Los An- 8Uldl0 program; 10:30 p. in.,'
geies ssi meters iv. ... woiohan s Californlan."
m., home economics talk; noon' KNX The jjxp,,,, l0, An
ornan recital; 2 p. m., Paul Uer-' K(,,ea 337 melers g p. lu.,
son, reader; 6 p. in., opera,. A mcnfieid weekly travelogue; al
Country Girl"; orchestral music 6.30 p m dllner coCert; 8 p.
KUU General Electric com- m three nours ,Peclal programs
pany, Oakland 31ii .Meters -lt.0ncerts; .11:00 p. m. Cocoanut
11:30 a. m., luncheoir concert; 3 ,0rove orchestra, dance music,
p. tn., music and speaker; 4 p. KUO oeneral Electric com
ni., orchestral concert. I pany, Oakland 312 meters i
KFtsti Angelus Temple, Ls,ji:3u a. m., -luncheon concert;!
Angeles 278 Meters 10:30; 3 p m ,tud0 program and the
a. m.. SunBhlne Hour; 3:30 p. m. 8peaker; 4 p. m., St. Francis or
Auditorium Service; 6:30 p. n- ci,eatra; 6:30 p. m.. Girls' half-
i(;rav
Studio program lor cnn-
, -
program; Silent isw;ni. a m organ recital, 7:30 p. m.,
Kl'O Hale lirothers, Inc.,1 Audltorluul gorvice; 9:15 p. ru.,
Sun Francisco 423 Meters -!siVBr i3ttd Concert; Radio lec
7 a. in., Settlng-Up exercises; Ijture; 10 p. m., organ recital.
p. m., l airmont orcueon.,
p. m., Amphian orchestra; f:0
p. in.; Fairmont orchestra; 5:30
p. m.; Children's Hour; 7, p.
Fairmont orcnesira; o p. ",
8 p. m
dunce music: Uncle Josh.
Uncle Josh.
KIM The Times, Los An
gelen 395 Meters 12:30 p.
m., Rose Room orchestra; 2:30
p. m., matinee muslcale; 6 p. m.,
Hickman's orchestra; G p. ni.,
Children's Hour; 7:30 p. m. U.
S. C. Glee Club; 8:30 p. m. lec
ture on astronomy; 10 p. m.,
Uiltinore danco orchestra.
Radio features for Thursday,
January 22.
KHJ, The Times, los Angeiea,
395 meters. 12:30 p. m. special pro
gram; 2:30 p. nt. matinee musl
cale; 6 p. m. Hickman s orchestra;
6:30 p. m. children s program; iv
p. m. Dlltmore dance orchestra".
Kl'O. Hale uroiners, inc., on"
Francisco, 4i3 meters. 7 a. ui. setting-up
exercises; 1 p. m. Fairmont
orchestra; 4:30 p- m. Fairmont or
chestra; 6:30 p. m. children's pro
gram; 7 p. m. Fairmont orchestra;
p. m. organ recital; p. ni. spec
ial program; 10 p. m. dance music.
KGW, The urcgonian, itiruaii..,
492 meters. 12:30 p. m. Portland
Civic Music club concert; 6 p. m.
children's program, bllent Nigra.
KFSG, Angelus Temple, Los An
geles. 278 meters. 10:30 a- m. ra
dio bible school; 3:30 p. m. organ
recital; 7:30 p. m. auditorium ser
vice; 9:15 p. in. Gray Studio pro
gram; 10 p. ni. organ recital.
KC.O, General Electric Company,
Oakland. 312 meters. 10:40 a. m.
Oakland Public School class room
Instruction; 11:30 a. m. luncheon
ranrvrt. 4 n. m. St F'rancis orches
tra: 8 n. m- special program; 10 p.,
in. dunce music.
KNX, Tho rOxprens, Los Angeles,
337 meters. 10:30 a. m. home ec
onomic talk: noon organ recital;
6 p. m. dinner concert; 7:30 p. m.
popular buslni'ss talk; 10 p. m. Am
bassmlor Hotel dauco orchestra.
KYX, The Tribune, Oakland. .109
meters. Routine reports. Silent
night
KFI, Earle C. Anthony, Los An
aeleit. 469 meters. 5 IP. ra- hour of
jmMHiri.i nhow
KPltr. The Ttulletln, San Fran
cisco. 270 meters. 8 p. m. special
rfjdio program by S:in Francisco
Community Chest; 9 p. 111. dance
orchestra.
Radio features for Friday, Janu
ary 2.1.
KFRC, The Hulletln, San Fran
cisco. 270 meters. 6:37 p- m. Hem s
DOCTORS SAY
7
I
rhYtlrlant wm tfainit nftctlnf ouihl
inrj cold and tfll ot tha Mrtout tuna com
ylicationa that may rfiull. Lasdirf phvit
ctam row rccrib( BALSA ME A for all bron
thial adariiom. Writ known Dr. Bn. f,
Crahtrrt, Aidtrioa. Mo., wriloi: "I m It
ocluitfly lor Hy practfeo and my family.
It if t nit a. urt and aaft la ita action Mao
it."
the nd f th Influenza fp 1.n(t
tnt jilmtciiti nuticul that a tr'bt
in Nnatt.v by the ut of c from
nai te pUnl tr ininunc frura the rsvjrea
of h.duoiiTj He uw.i th?te amnic bla
wh tr p.it fnri arfl tlun In a hosMul i trr
fl init with "ili-ath" cjm N of tho
rrMilH nwi'pt the world arj fur vm t:oil
II .i n t isih'e to supply the demand
t.l.S.MKA cnnl inm ttire tin nvt.ibTf
o'l in a (jl.-aHjint svrup. It eld-j mU .u.i!nua
rtiiin in fx'.ir 1. It withes th-: in-
fl.i tm it nunitrinM and rrMcTcs irntst ni 5 It
lm rt'4ti wiTt'ttun of nni'-ui and i nulls
f;ii vM'ci-ratlnn. 3. It ilinuilitlfs p ru of
Ihr k n In IhnminB off KhIv n-iu. n nnd
1 4 It fttrikt-s at the came, guu-kiy rhc kino
i avrm m
n t con hi It wl'h oMinirr v.ilia
ronch ntp tht art onlv av thfiit nip
f,i d n't c tt the t ie of the tr ,i:d.
Vnl'kf ofher riMtth ritil m HAI.S WKA la
fr.- from r f 1 ur and ofitr himfiil nr
0't' . I'loiiMr to Uk ai.d abtotutelr mh
ti i ic ! i-h'Mrrn,
Ur ur u s?t P At, M VF A Vth th
pli-lur .'f ihf li.dian on the pokier l. ;r
"(. d to rrlnTe iv c ncti. no rcitirr f-m
niiv. i r nr numy back. Ail druc
tvll PA1.SAMRA-
lu H.'jehurfi bu tt from Chapman!
1'miT S'ore.
for
CHRONIC
COUGHS
BUSINES8 WOMEN
ATTENTION
The Physical Culture Classes
of (he Business and Profession-
a al Women's Club will meet at .
the Hemline Studio on Wed- .
oesday evenings at 8 o'clock, '
and on Thursday evenings at
7. A special price of IS for 1
twelve lessons haa been made
for club members. The classes
begin ibis week.
hour; 8 p m Cur,stian Science
lecture. i
KFS i Apgelius Temple, Los
Angeles 278 meters 10:30
a m narlln Illl.lo Srhrml- 3:3U
KQW The Oregonian, Port-
Bnd ore 493 meters 12:30
p m f concert; 6 p. m., chlldrens
program; 8 p. m.. University of
orenon extension division lec-
ture: 10:30 p. m.. Hoot Owls.
I KPO Hale Brothers, Inc.,
Saa Francisco 7 p. m,. setting-
up exercises; 11 a. m., home
economics lecture; 12:45 p. m..
Commonwealth club luncheon
talk; 1 p. m., Fairmont orches
tra; 4:30 p. ni., Fairmont or
chestra; Silent Nlpht.
KHJ The Times, Los An
geles 395 meters 12:30 p,
m., Rotary Club luncheon; 2:30
p. m., matinee musicale; 6 p. m..
Hie km en's orchestra; 6:30 p. m.
chlldrens program; 8 p. m. spe
cial "Surprise'" program; 10 P
ni.. lilltmore Dance Orchestra.
Feature for Saturday, Jun. 21
KHJ The Times, Los An
geles 395 meters. .12:30 P.
m.. Perry's Orchestra; 2:30 p,
I m., ' Saturday afternoon irouc
6 p. in., Hickman's orchestra
6:30 p. m., chlldrens program;
8 p. ui., special program; 10 p.
T.I1. i
IU., juuuiuie uttiivu uibiicDi.a, am
midnight, "Lost Angeles."
KPO Ilule lirothers, Inc.,
Los Angeles 423 meters
7 a. m., setting-up exercises; 1
p. ra.. Fairmont Hotel orchestra;
2:30 p. m., California Grays, mu
sical matinee; 2:30 p. m., tea
dansant; 8 p. m., dance music.
KCW The Oregonian, Port- NEW YORK. Jan. 21. Moe
land 492 meters 10 p. ni.,i"rrmBn, son of a Chicago Rabbi
dance orchestra. I president of "Young Judea" in
KF'SG Angelius Temple, Los
Angeles 278 meters 10:30 )vn socially, wob reported by mi
tt, m.. Sunshine hour program; ; thorltlos today to have confessed
3.30 p. m., uray biuuio pro-;
gram; 7: 3D p. ni.. Auditorium
Service; sermon; special music.
(CGO Oeneral Electric Com
pany, Oakland, Cal. 312 me
ters 11:30 a. m., luncheon
concert; 4 p. ru St. Francis con
cert orchestra; 8 p. m., special
program; 10 p. ni., dance music.
KNX The Express, Los An
geles 337 meters 1 p. m.,
Radio talk; 6:30 p. m., dramatic
pupils' program; 8 p. m., Special
American Legion program; a p.inml her-five children In Chicago.
m.. Feature Program; IV p. m..
Cocoanut Grove Orchestra.
KLX The Tribune, Oakland,
r0! meters rouiiue reports;
Silent Night.
KFI Enrle C. Anthony, Los
Angeles 4t)9 meters Bp.
m., hour of news bulletins; fi:45i
p. in., "The Subconscious Short
Cut to Power", by Dr. Clyde
Sheldon Shepherd; 7 p.m., dunce,
orchestra; 8 p. m., program of;
Spanish and Italian songs and
meiuuies. p. ui.. . ..uu.. "',,,.. real
pL?,LCOI1C",iL ., ,,Ur'nn'
Francisco 270 meters' 6:37
p. m., Whltcomb Jrotei orcnesira
In dunce music; news bulletin;
Silent Night:
Johnson's Floor PollshliiK Sets
as easy to oiioralq as a carp't
sweeper. Come la and see UivM.
Lloyd CrocUer.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 21.
Lawrence .1. Flaherty, represen
tative elect from the fifth Cali
fornia congressional district, was
reported critically 111 today aftor
an operation for an Intestinnl ob-
strurtion at a hospital here.
Mr. Flaherty tu elected to
fill the vacancy created when
Mrs. Mae Nolan, widow of the
late Representative John I. No
lan, refused to become a candi
date for re-election after she
served during the unexpired
term created by her husband's
death. Flaherty Is a republican.1
At present he holds the appoint
ment of customs survey of the
port of San Francisco.
Cadmnn wrote "From the Land of
the Sky Blue Water." "At lawn
tne." "I Hear a Thrush at Eve."
SKE him as well u HEAR hurt.
Jan. Jl
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Buslrets Cards
Index Cards
Wedding'
Stationery
Special Ruled
Blanks
Legal Covers
Booklets
Catalogues
Posters, etc.
In fact, we print
anything any ev
erything from a
birth announce
ment to a funeral
not fee, which is
evidence that we
can take care of
you from the
cradle to old age.
We have the best
and most modern
eq u 1 p p e d job
printing establish
ment south of
Portland. Bring
your printing
troubles to ns and
we will smooth
them out for you.
NEWS-REVIEW
EXCLUSIVE JOB
PRINTING DEPARTM ENT
RABBI'S SON 15
Of
,h8 cty Bnd. prominent In llrook
lo forgeries totalling Vi.euu,.
000. in the business of the hiut-
ty Finance and Service company
of which he was managing di
rector. "I tried to be a Napoleon of fi
nance a Ponzi, but flopped," Tur
man's story concluded.
His career as a swindler, accord
ing to the alleged confession,
started several years ago, when
, vpw York he borrowed
;,100 t0 Ben(1 h)8 widowed mother
He "borrowed from reter to pay
Tan!." until he evolved n scheme
to borrow money from friends to
ldan merchants for discounting
bills, keeping for himself half of
the discount saved Ills clients.
"Unfortunately," Turman is re
ported to have confessed, "tho
Equity Finance and Service com
pany, which 1 organised discounted
my forged notes as well as the
notes of my merchant costumcrs.
My bubble burst Just wnen it iook-
Persons from whom Turman bor-
rned Ihe mnnev to loan merch
ants are alleged to have been the
chief losers. They claim to have
lout Finns ranging from 115.000 to
190.000
Forged notes In sums ranging
from thousands to hundreds of
thousands of dollars and beiuing
the names or prominent bunlness
men are lu tho hands of prosecu
tors. l)o you like a
Paees' coal.
nire fire? I'se
Purity Brand
Milk
Is milked, cooled, strained,
and boitled by machinery,
untouched by hand and Is de
livered fresh morning and
evening. Cream or milk In
J pint if you like, (live us a
trial, l'lione 15 F15 or S12-Y.
Moore Bros. Dairy
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MATERNITY HOME
1118 Winchester 3t- Phone 490
Mrs. D. Cornwell
Patients Privileged to Hava
Their Own Doctor
Terminal Beauty Shoppe
TERMINAL HOTFL
HAIRCUT1INC. MARCfLllNO. BOB CURLS
NOT OIL AND PLAIN StUMPGOINC
All Kinds ef Beauty Work by
Eipert Operators. Phone 584.
Phone
Bl135
niSTERCffi;
VICTIMS HIGH OP
Galvanized Utility Wear
Factory Shipment Just Received
Included in this shipment are numberless articles that are
mighty handy for use about the house, such as -
Garbage Cans, Ash Cans,' etc.
They have many a step. See this line and you will be
sure to find the very thing you Jiave been wanting.
U its Hardware, We Have It.
Churchill Hardware Co.
The Winchester Store.
MI
(Aoncfattd !reH leased Wire.)
GENEVA, Jan. 20. The crisis
in the international opium con
ference threatened through fail
ure of the Itritish and the Am
erican delegates to agree on a;
proposition for the suppression
of opium e mo king in the far
east, seemed somewhat tempered
at the conclusion of this morn
ing's session as the result of me
diation by France. 1
This took the form of a new
proposal by Eduard Deladier,
French minister of colonies, that
the various countries engage to
abolish opium smoking within
15 years after the council of the
league of nations haa officially
found that the growth of opium
in the producing countries had
shown an appriciabte reduction.
The French plan gives China
two years to curb her production
and provides for the league
council making an investigation
In the third year to determine
whether the reduction was ap
preciable. The American proposal was
originally for a 10-year limit for
the suppression of smoking be
ginning at once,- modified yester
day to make the period 15 years,
while the Itritish suggestion was
that the fifteen year limit for
suppression start with the dis
appearance of the . smuggling
danger.
ychumann-Helnit says of Tslanina
"She is indeed wonderful, both per
sonally and in her songs."
ARTIST RECITAL
CHARLES WAKEFIELD C ADM AN
and
PRINCESS TSIANINA
'" PIANO AND SONG. PROGRAM
Heinline Consenatcty, Jvnvaty 268:15 pm.
ADXISSIOS $1.10
A SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON ALL
MATTRESSES
In order to reduce our enormous stock we are offering a
Silk Floss mattress at $15.00 each, delivered.
POWELL FURNITURE CO.
Auction Sale!
t Thursday, Jan. 22nd, 1925
t the ranch of the undersigned, one mile south and
4 ine mile west of Looking Glass Store, commencing 5
1 o'clock sharp. The following personal property, f
4 to-wit: S
K S
IS
1 Team Bay Marcs, weight 3200
1 Happy Farmer Tractor
1 International Tractor Disk
1 Oliver 14-in Triple Tractor
Plow
1 Oliver Chill Walking Plow
1 Moliee 14-in. Plow
1 Field Harrow
1 6 Horse Gas Engine
1 Power Emery Wheel
19 P.. I. Red Hens
If.
w
J All Items will be sold to highest bidder tor csih on day of sale. 5
j M. C RADABAUGH, GEO. A. EURCMARD, i
f Auctioneer. Owner.
4 SALE WILL BE CALLED RAIN OR SHINE 2
An aid to Health nnd Comfort
Coodrich Water Mottles. Take one
home. Lloyd Crocker.
SPRING is COMING
LAY YOUR TLANS NOW
We will gladly help you
work out your costs on
mill work. See us before
buying your doors, win
dows, frames and finish.
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FURNITURE
There la always room in the
home for a new piece of fur.
niture. It may be a
DRESSER,
SIDEBOARD,
CHIFFONIER,
EASY CHAIR,
LIBRARY TABLE
Let us show you a fine lie
of these pieces for your
choice and prices are easy.
L!
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COMPANY
321 N. Jackson St., Rorrburj
Conscri-ntnrv SlmlctitH .55 Cctitg
1 Circular Saw .
1 Blacksmith's Blower
1 Heavy Anvil
1 Post Drill
1 Heavy Vice
1 Brooder Complete
1 Incubator
1 Double Disk Dry Land Plow
1 Truck Wagon
And Numerous Other Items.