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TWO ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 6, 1925 ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW Dally Exotpt SuMiy f r --ra I B- W pftTF? srmt and Mnior BERT Q. BATE3 BacreUir-Trwurer ttulend M second elau matter Mar 1'. lo, at the pout oIUc at Rosoburf , Oregon, under the Act of March 1, 107 UBSCflPTION HATE Dally, per year, by mall , : Dally, tlx month, by mall- -Dally, three month, by BaiL. - Dally,' alngle month, by mall 'Dan? . by carrier, per month H.ei Newe-ReTtew, by mall, per Z ' Tfca Associate Fnn I exeloalver entitled to the oae for republl ...mtlog of all news dlivatolw credited to It or eot otherwise credited la tail paper and to ail local am published twain. All rights ot re- aUDiloatlOa OI epeoi bi.himiw ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 6, 1925. NEWSPAPER IDEALISM. I Speaking to the American Society of Newspaper Editor. "President Coolidge said a few night ago, among other things, that America is a nation of idealism, and that no newspaper " can be a ucce that fail to appeal to that element in our na tional life. Money is seemingly made in lome case by news- paper men who appear to have little idealism in their thought. Yet even in those case, it will frequently happen that these men have a certain amount of idealism along some line, and are " working for some good causes that specially interest them. T, Their point of view on the whole may be wrong, but in some . direction they have made an appeal to American idealism. .'.There are some who say that mainly as a mean of entertaining the people. They think that f the proprietor ha to consider merely "what the public wants." "JThere are hundreds of people who have tried to run newspa " per on that basis. Some may have made money. In the great ' majority of cases the public did not take to these journals. There -"was some essential element lacking in them, something that the public was unconsciously looking for and did not find. The -American nation built on ideals. Its founders came here origi Illlnally because the old world did not correspond to their hopes I." and purposes. The immigrants of a later date come from simi lpr reasons. The children of all these elements share the same '"feeling to a large extent The writer of the sacred book f the - Hebrew, said regarding the heroes of old, "They desire a bet - , . , , , . ici vuumij, turn 10 a iicavcuiy. iu unit, caiciii umi ciiiimciii Ds , j0er and another to be jok diffused through our country. Our citizens are looking for d r.d when you take It from both Tu., ,i i i . . i . . , . angles and stack up In the other 'better thing and are keenly interested in movements tor human fBOW', estimation as ace-hlgh -"Trogres. youve attained something in this , I drub old world. Our friend Barnes a 0 , lis a real dispenser of cheer. We're - The Massachusetts state legislature was recently asked to more than proud to put h.s name .-investigate the question whether "big business i. crushing culture J'.,, p "m! t at Harvard university" In many other state also the feeling utes each day chatting with L. J. "Vvl.t. . k k...: ..:.. Barnes youll find thote minutes -"- rpucn tne nigner education ot young people. It is well that stu cJen' hould come in contact with the higher ideals of culture, fcjut if any fault is to be found with the colleagues, it would seem, -"its if they were not practical enough, rather than too much so. Colleges and universities should not be managed by business "-men alone. The opinion of trained educators should be largely , -influential. But business men have had a contact with the cold !.Trealitie of the world that dispels many illusions, and the educa Ztpr need to listen to their judgment to a certain extent. J Say, fellows, and women, too. Don't forget tomorrow i afternoon that a special school election will be held in this city for the purpose of selecting a site for the proposed new high ;,.:achool building. Two sites are in the offering one in West -f?oseburg. the other to be centrally located. The mutter of se "lecting a location for the school building is the climnx of nil pre jHimlnary details. The next big undertaking is to construct the -building. Let everyone get out and Vote. Don't stay at home and let the other fellow express your sentiments. Your vote is what really counts. iZl We hope some energetic legislator shows up with a bill ttfiroPO'ng a reasonable reduction in some manner or form that ".y'll "ve the state some money and redound to the benefit of the taxpayers before the present session ends. : o . " : Th" '925 session of the Oregon legislature hns certninly tstirred up a lot of scandal among state officers from dog - catcher to governor. r? ' We've been looking all day for the "end of the world,' -- finally concluding that all things come to him who waits. i , any Intervention by outside pow- Like Mark Twain once said whenm" wl" UH intolerable, laformed that the rumor was rife1 " '" believed here that the pew that he had xlled. "The Ilrport of counsel moderation In or- my death Is greatly exaggerated." 'U'' '" P"rmlt a solution based on -.Air. t). il. Frank, a well known fn'r-itne election of a patriarch not "-tmr resident of this city, writes toHhtn the ratngory of those liable ... rienus in Koscbuig today denying "'lliat he has committed suicide. --.report of his dea'h was published a - tiaort nme sgo alter the rumor had " gained such strength here as to be ; taken as authentic. Mr. Frank In a . Juller to liexter Kite has the fol r 4owing to say: ' ""Received word today that local ...newspaper published article oa my ilemlse as a suicide about a month Tigo, somewhere hack in Ohio. Far J"lie It from men. 1 am much alive. .,jever felt belter and still on even kei'l m far as my thinking facilities ;ar concerned. ,' How and w here such an erron J'SUB report started Is beyond me. -jlave been living In Los Angeles ffoni the time I left ltltMChnrir Mr ."Vnk being wllh me from the day - J-landed md tho domcHlic trouble - tfilk 1h nil bunk.' - TURKEY'S REPLY TO PROTEST HANDS OFF " (Aiaorlttas 11ms Iianl IT Ira.) "CONST AN TINOTLK. Feb. .irnii) Turkish Rovorninent today .funded to the Creek charge d' af- ln'n In Angora Its reply to the lrek Bote regarding the eipul--.aova from ConslaiiUpoule of 111 by Th Nsws-Rsvlsw Co, I no. -4.0 - 1.00 l.tl - .60 .60 - 1.00 year- m.m miw mtmv " a newspaper is to be looked at w-... 6 '""the sun-sMnlest part of the day. Most Mnvernnd Constantino, ec umenical patrlnrrh of tho Greek Catholic Church. , I The reply rejects the suggestion that the dispute be referred to the international court at lint Hague, Insists that tho qui stum is 'purely internal and declares that j'o d. portion under minority popu- ThoIH""ii provisions 01 tuu i,nuau no treaty. Nil I. AT MAUKIM' SINKS. (AMOrUtml rrw l.wHt Wlr.) CHICAGO, Feb. KA-Wheat pri ces suddenly collnpsed today. May deli cries dropped to as low us ll.v'i a btihhel, almost 21 cents under last week's high price re (ord. Increased selling on an esrly upturn revealed that the market was without any adequate support from tlio new speculaihe hllers. s WiNNM'Kt;, Man.. Ken. fi. Wheat, which Iuih hecn rierlininK ffitu It rcH-herf a noht-war teak. ! f"Mn,irv -s- Pinned today on the I Winnipeg grain ejehanKe. The Mny tmu're. wsnch eloed yeMer iluy at fj.nl ;l s n bushel, dmp- V1 to tl.:i .1 In the forenoon. COUR STOMACH miiaa fori brMath, cr pAtnt, uiil longu and kwlcUUis. . A7mi iW rt lr'ta rilAMnrUI A IVI -V - - - SB A V BjfV TABLETS IvmUi rv sUmtk ktntk-Wj ZS BY BERT BATES GOOD EVENING FOLKS ' Those folks down Hollywood way Who are slttin' On, their haunches Today waitin' ; Fer Gabriel to Blow his saxaphone May be disappointed If ths Golden Chariot They're waitin' i For is pinched Because It hasn't A 1926 license tag. i DUMBELL DORA THINK8 "The women who pay the price" . sometimes de It on the installment ; plan. i ft ! The small boy with his penchant for Imitating the feats of the ad ult has so far wisely refrained from exploring caves, ut least in j this vic.nity. When th end of the world comes tonight and the golden char iot passes over Hollywood some of the boys down there had better climb on If they ever expect to get a glimpse of the Pearly Gates. We imagine a lot of them are 'plannin plannin' a joy ride in the coal cnute. Durn Qood thing fer us down, trodden taxpayers that alt the peo ple who ought to be in the crazy house are not there, else we'd go broke build in.' asylums for them. FLOWERS FOR THE LIVING CLUB No. 4. L. J. Barnes A We are sure that the recipient of today's boquet will be greatly sur prised at the kind things ye ed. has to say of him. J. J. Barnes is a re'lar guy. Hq can take and give a joke well as anyone of our acquaintance and where you've l"'" that o a fellow you've said !a m'.ghty lot. It is one thing to if v x We're dinged glad they're go.n' to have a strawberry carnival again causa we're kid enough to If you think the cross-word puz zle is hard Juat glance over the in come tax blank. Q Tomorry the gang will vote on a new echool site. Instead of two sites, It looks like three to us. Some want the Bellows site, oth ers want the central e.te and some don't want it by a dam sight. V Gawge Qulne, who is Judge of the county except wNn he tracks mud In on the llv'.n room oarpet, was on the feed committee last r.ight at the Elluks and Gawge had to go home and cook hissclf a coupla eggs after the banquet on acct. of the appetites of his Broth er Bills who left nothln' but a few empty platters and soma olive seeds. "The lanes with the small and big hoofs all look alike In gal-1 oshes." 0 CULT READY FOR JOY RIDE INTO REALM OF LORD (Continued from pago 1.) Chula Vista, however :s of suf ficient size In accomodate such a gathering, however, it Is pointed out by localities. 1 A drilling rain promised to make any prolonged visit near i Chula Vlsia an uncoinforlablo one today. ne Ve'k for the Fnd. NKW YOUK, Feb. 6. Tho end , of the World Is only beginning tonight, says Knhert Keidt. "npos- tie of doom", who with IS fol lowers Is waiting In a shack In , east Fnlchoue, l.ong Island, to i he transported by supernal Ural power to Kan I "lego, preparatory to the ascent Into heaven. i The end is going to take a week, ho says, starting tonight ' with the appearance of a cloud, which will be Invisible to unbe llewrs. o licptlty Sherilf Leas of Oakland and Trafltc IMtlrcr Thuiber are biv this week vouiuling ut cars lb.'Biing the ln:'l license lass. The j officers report veiy few cars with lout the new tags and llioeo who Ihave not procured them liae been iretmo'fl permlsstim to drive until I their yellow plates arrive. DR. SEELY TALKS TO WO MEN'S CLUB ON SCHOOL SITE lr. A. ( Set ly spoke bt'fote Ibe ItoM'burc Htlsini'Sf and I'roft'sslon I W.. Tumi's Club at lt regular nmm lunrh.Min today. roncernliiK he M'tiool oin to tu1 behl limiorrmv. urging meiy nu nilM'r of th i luh to evince an Intetrxl iu Ibe eltelion Slid vote. Dr. Seely emphasised I hilt they fhmild keep in mind oIiiti voting. th- f.tet that e ail building tor the future, and nothing , iih onlv teniooi hi v benel Its stiouid I,., riuisidercil. The advanlagea of ilhe vest side site for the new twill on I buildinn were emphasU' d jotferinn as It does ample lacillties ,for futui fxpaniiou aud growth. WHAT IS IT WATCH THIS SPACE VOSBURGH & VVIARD Grocers RADIO REVEALS COLLINS STILL ' ALIVE IN CAVE (Continued from page 1.) ! seta clamped to their ears, the ex- 'quoted as saying, disclosing a twirling veterans, "Dutch" Hueth perimenters J Intoned fnr any square excavation about three feet !er, obtained from the Brooklyn sound that might be Interpreted ' deep and as many in length and Nationals; Stanley Coveleskie, a coming from Collins. After the width. from Cleveland, and Veau Gregg test, the men said that they had I "In this small subterranean purchased from the Seattle Pacific heard distinct souihIh, believed by ! chamber sat In solemn silence one coast league, should bolster up the them to have been caused by the of the human species, a femalo deflated Btaff which has dwindled JurrlnK of the carbon filament In the electric Hunt bulb fastened about Collin's neck. It was com- niented that, If alive. Collins had probably moved when liRhta went out, thus shaking the filament. On the other hand, it was pointed out that other noises nitKht have caused the sounds heard In the headsets. Thus, nothing definite was determined .. worn on ine new snare was begun yesterday and early today hole ten feet deep hud been matte. The work was slowed up by the necessity of timbering the shaft as It is-deepened. It bus been estimated that Collins is ly ing 55 feet below the surface. Kstlmutes as to the time it will take to sink the shaft vary from 24 to 7 2 hours. Modern appara tus Is replacing the primitive means previously used. nleililed llliile Look I'pon Tomb lilNteail of Allitr. T.nriMvii.i.i.' l-k "A solitary figure stood in tho member of the human family miicn glow of a hill top campllro last reembled those of a tall hand nutht wmrhin iienii h .h.n ! some American woman. The fore being sunk Inch by inch to Floyd Collins. The lights reflection re vealed, after a minute, two streams of tears on the watcher's fuce, but they were never brushed away", says a copyright story of the Courier-Journal from Cave Citjr today. "The silent observer was Alma Clark 22, living eight miles from Cavo City, come to mourn on what wus to havo been her wedding day and for him who was to have been her husband. Alone she stood as the workmen exerted themselves to force a way through rock and earth into the cavern. "Around her many were talk lug, calling to one another, and some were laughing. They didn't know, they didn't even see tills I figure, nor did she see them. iSlie held her eyes on the new made shaft. She turned, finally, and In a moment was lost iu the dark ness. "Her tears, her expression and her wulk told plaluly that her hopes are no more, that nlie feels tho cave which Floyd Callina sot out to explore will not release its grip until he dies. It has held him seven days. It has held out hope to li t id timo and again, but It shattered them beyond recall, when it closed the one avenue to the world outside. "Floyd Collins und Miss Alma Clark wero to have eloped today, but only a tew of their friends knew the secret. Ona of them. I a man, saw the girl at the shaft tonight and saw the saddened face. He saw and knew, he un derstood, and he turned his eyes as she passed him. "Others, of course, knew of the friendship nnd some miht havo known that the wedding day v. as set for .March 2. Hut very few knew that Floyd Collins anil Miss Clark hail decided definitely to steal quietly away today and ro lurn as man and wife. "It was said that objections to the marriage had been made and that the elopmeut was planned as a nu-. .is e' o ercoming it. "And tl t may be why Floyd Collins wouliln t give up his tic'it for life when he knew the ticht' seemed liM. It may explain why Collins kept courage, when res cuers and friends were dowt!e.i..t. It may reveal how Collins einltir fit tnrtuie Willi a smile ut times IhroiiKU six clays In the gup f a stone In the cave and II may show the power that kept a! no that spark of faith he cherish, d." Cuve Yielded Mummy Woman Of Prehistoric Per.od l.ot im ll.l.w. . l'eh. 6 - I 'fs-1 at en a in e ! closure of the tact that vieiu exploratiotr ef the cave cm .n- I try in south western K-'Htte ,,v, 1 1 he .'ot (Mfice I n-part meat sent l'le.l 4'otlttM, now intoiiib.-l in j letter gf (ensure to the post Sand ( e, had found a hu.r.tn tnaster at Daw son because he had skull and h.'ius of a sKeleieon l)-!ll, h,1'n ""bnitttinK his reports calls the f'ict thae numinih s , rfl j to the dcpai t ment at WashiiiKton. found in the rave moie than no ,,p 11,1,1 ,,H I,!Oii:i"ter that tho hundred ears utio j Dawson office would he closed ll. lo f that ' n pr. -lii.toric Iwnless A report was RUhinUtel at aniedatiiiK the eai!ie-t known L-,'M'',, Tll ,ns' Ini,sl,'r repheil that dians on the North Atm-rican i on-' Pnw Mm Wil! t,M rP1,;l1 UUii chi,,f ttnenl lias loni; N , n tit lWty nf Yuk,m Territory. nm that h.rt -mil in. ..- ... ', a li' reports went only to the t'ana- frnm time to inne hv d vt.,... f h-t seemed to be cidvuu of that fact. Vrhap the mot rt'n.iiV ucm. i mat in a muniiu 11 I'niali'. with an tM.iisne w plar. d ti. tore h. r. in 1,1, tu tlu nineteenth c 'il' urv, show i Old records here tlia "hUhly ocietittlic nil man jNew York," oue of tlie earlicsi vl Mors in the cave in 1813, saw a rel ic of ancient times, which he not ed in detail at the time. In digging salt petre earth, workmen dislodged a flat rock a hunt four feet wide and as many long, his "published narrative" is quoted as saying, disclosing a with her -wardrobe and ornamtnta placed at her side," the narrative . said. The body was in a state of per fect preservation and silting erect. "The arms were folded up and hands wi-re laid across the busom, around the body and next thereto iwt-re wrapped two doer skins, j These skins appeared to have been r,.om what ls now )ral.tlced by any ;, , whom , have - knowl. edK' outside of these two skins was a large square sheet, which was either wove or knit. i Tho fabric was the inner bark of !a tree, which I judged from ap pearances to be that of the linn jtree. In its texture and appear ance It resembled the south sea j island cloth or matting. j "The color of the woman's hair (was a dark red; the teeth were jwhlte and perfect. I "The features of this ancient head was high and the head well I formed." LU Announcement " has Just been made by A. F. Stearns, of Oakland, of the sale of the Stearns & Cileno- j weth hardware store at Yoncalla, ' to A. A. Thlel, of Sutherlin, who ; taken possession at once. The I business which thus changes hands i has been conducted by the firm of Stearns & J-'henoweth since IDDti when It was purchased from Fred Meinzer. In addition to one of the j most complete stocks of hardware ' in the northern part of the county, ' the store also carries furniture and dishes. In addition to their hardware business this firm has also main tained a service station on the ' highway and II. C. Stearns, mana-' ger of the store, conducts an ex ten-) sivo undertaking business, retained under present management. The Stearns & ChenoVcth firm has always been active. In the up building of the community of Yon calla and in promoting Its business Interests. Appreciations of their efforts Is shown In the large pa- tronage their store has received". Mr. Thiol, tile new ow tier. Is a man of wide experience and business ability who will coatiuue the busi ness under the progressive policies that have made it a success. WATER NOT SO HIGH Thi fnvht'ta o1! the imut days huvn miclu'd the peak nnd tuUuy the wutt'iH of the North nnd South rnipims were reetHiintf. The hitfh WKtvrn did not reach the helKht registered during the recent floods und Sutherlin was far from being lnunited. COUNTY COURT ADJOURNS The I mmlutt county court, ad journed lide yesterday, ravini; com pleted all business on hand. Many load delegations appeared b-fore that hotly yesterday nnti several new roads were- ordered opened. "IT IS 'MM I-:, TO LAK.II. Many Americana seem to think that the Klondike helonx- to Alas- j ka and that I taw son is one of its i cities. This ignorance extend uven to some of the government ficials at Washington. Not Ion '"e of the hiu' executives of dian Government at Vancouver Sun. Ottawa. H jEAD COLDS Mit m tpiin; inh' vaporst I npfly ftly op nostrils. V VapoHub HIM fAMuciatm) Prviw Utunl Wire.) ' NEW YORK. Ffb. 6. Washing ton and New York will IIkIu it out for Auitrican Ia?ue prnnant ho a ore in 19S.5 wirti Deirott dogging; the heeln of this pair and l'Mla dHlhia. Connie Mack's "mystery team," looming as the dark horse of the race. This appears to summarize the situation as the teams prepare to dopart for their southern train ing camps. St. Louis, Boston. Cleveland and Chicago are uncertain quantities now. Marring an upset none of them flRureg to be more than a threatening prospect. Despite the advantage of aever ul beneficial trades which Wash ington has made duriig the winter season, the Yankees appear to be the choice of the league at this early Btage. Hut Stanley Harris, youthful pi Ut o fthe world's champions, has not been idle. He has called to his aid that element which he licked last season, veteran pitch ing assistance. The acquisition of to Walter Johnson, George Mo gridxe, "Jfirpo" Marberry and Tom Zachary. Outside of his twirling staff,' Harris probably will stand pat on his team this year. Like HarriB HuKglns will stand pat except for i the veteran urban tihocker, who came to the Yankee's In exchange for three pitchers. Joe 13ush, tiiard und Caston. "Ty" Cobb's fighting team will take the field this sea- son similar fn every respect to the 1D24 edition with tho exception of Hecond base, where a new face is sure to be seen. iierrill Pratt, veteran infielder, has been given his unconditional release. In Philadelphia Connie Mack ls silently building. The veteran pi lot paid 1100,100 for "Lefty" Groves, , Baltimore southpaw, but aside from this, he has been work- ling. Gordon tj. Cochrane, obtain !ed from the Portland club of the j Pacific coast league, will be a big aid to "Cy" Perkins, tho mainstay in the catching department. George Staler, St. Louis, Eddlo Collins, at Chicago, Lee Kohl at Uoston. and Tns Speaker at Cleve land, have gone In for youngsters and will experiment with several combinations, Home Sweet Home. Material from Pages'. Your own. 1XHGLAS TI.MIIF.lt TTtAXSI i:it. Deeds for 4422 acres of timber in Lane and Douglas counties were filed yesterday ut the oftice of the county clerk In Lugene. The timber holdings ate trans ferred trom the Porter Brothers Timber company to the Tide Wa ter Mill company. Thjs is the second transfer of timber lands from the Porter brothers to the Tido Water company within the Terminal Beauty Shoppe TERMINAL HOTEL HAIRCUTTING, N'MCELLINC. GG3 CURLS HOI OIL, AND PLAIN SHAMPOCING All Kinds of Beauty Work by Expert Operators. Phone 636. MATERNITY HOME 1118 WlnchesUr 3t Phono 450 Mrs. D. Cornwell Patients Privileged to Hive ' Their Own Doctor Auction Sale3 Farm or city auctions see os for datos. We buy ami sell furniture. Bargains In now and need Household Gootls. Radabaugh-Palterson iZS Jackson Jhone 541-1 Low Priced Tables and Chairs Very tjftn a tet of new chairs or a table of some sort comes in mighty handy, and ust now we can offer you omt tiling In this line Di so reasonable price that yi-.t will e able to get Ju.-t the thins you Tv d. E COMPANY S21 N, Jackson 6U Rartburg An attractive complexion is the sign of good health. Eat foods made with (amy THE WORLD'S SALES X'a TIMES THOSE past fpw weeks. Considerable timber is owned by l'orter ltro. the in Lane and Douglas. No announcements have been made us to any development of the property. KEARNEY'S ) 3Q- cass st. GROCETERIA 300W-Cass!it- SATURDAY SPECIALS! Crystal White Soap, 27 bars for $1.00 Royal White Soap, 27 bars for .' $1.00 White Wonder, Soap, 27 bars for $1.00 Pects White Naptha Soap, 27 bars for $1.00 P. & G. 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