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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW MONDAY. FEBRUARY 9. 1925. ROSEBURG NEWS- REVIEW . laaued Dally Except Sunday by Tha Newa-Ravlsw Co, Ine. B. W. BATES BERT O. BATES- .President and Manager becrelary.Treasurer aaitared aa swound claaa matter May II, lazo, at Uia post office ai Koseburg, Oregon, under tha Act of March t, 17 SUBSCRIPTION RATfcS Dally, ier yaar, by mall , Dally, all months, by mall- Dally, inrea moutha. by mall. Dally, loxla month, by mall Daily, by carrier, per month , Voekly Nvwa-KHTiew. by mall, per year- .14.00 1.00 1.00 . .60 - 1.00 li.atbvr mt I'M AMMlRtti PtfM. Tha AaaaclAtad praaa la axclualvaly aUJ tilled lo the uaa for ranubll nation af ail nawa dlacatohaa eradllad Co It or not otherwise credited la tula paper and to ail local nova published herein. All rights of ra- subjcaitun of a pec la I dMpatcnea herein are alao reeervea ROSEBURu. OREGON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8. 1925. IN MEMORY OF THE GKEAtf The vigorous and high-principled Boy Scout one year ago introduced within their ranks an inspiring custom which might well be followed by Americans the length and breadth of the land. On the occasion of the Fourteenth An niversary of the founding of the Scout Movement in this country, February 8th, last year, it was announced that dur ing the Anniversary Week the entire membership would make patriotic pilgrimages to the homes or resting places of noted Americans who have in an outstanding way contrib uted to our country's development, progress and welfare. (Sturdy troops of Eoy Scouts throughout the week hiked to historic birthplaces, homesteads and graves many times half forgotten but for the scouts, and there with appropriate ceremonies recalled to mind the noble qualities and deeds of the distinguished men and women whose names were con nected with these places. At the tombs of all our dead presidents the scouts placed memorial wreaths. To famous statesmen, to intrepid explorers, brave pioneers and soldiers, to deep-thinking scientists, educators, and churchmen tri butes were likewise paid. The Fifteenth Anniversary this year is witnessing a recurrence of this laudable custom. All Scoutdom this week is keeping tryst with America's greal heart and mind. Scouting which so ably teaches live, every day patriotism and service to fellowman, presents no more touching and effective method of instruction in its great work. Iiythis simple ceremony America's boyhood is vivid ly' impressed with the sublime love of country and service to mankind which have marked the lives of these honored com patriots. o ' PICKMS Br BERT & BATES GOOD EVENING FOLKS If it weri not For a littta ego In this of world We'd all be Slinkin' along The back street.. J f fc DUMBELL DORA THINKS Carrie Nation wrote ''The Birth of a Nation." 4 H Now that the short skirts are comin' back In style, ye ed. would suggest to the damsels who are wearin' same abbreviated editions of wearin' apparel that they roll their sox a notch higher or rouge their knees. .J. a The Ashland lithia-imbibers bas ketball team left our village yes-1 tiddy a. m. with the scalps of the j nashnul guard team safely tucked ! away beneath their waistcoats. S "Jack Dempsey is married. And he says he's gonna quit fightin. If he s married, he II never quit fightin. fr b -h The same flock of chorus dam uKn riaua ttaatn truin' tn Qnnn uo Father each aea.on are In our (aaax.ted IT. I.st Wire.) midst today and several of the lo-L KLAMATH FALLS. Ore., Feb cat Staoe-Door Johnnies have been I . '"riles of auow lido i.wi.' . ,...k . .h. ii ' 1 ete Sullivan. allceed I- ill CHANGES ID mm as m mm sa m w mm mm m. Baraiv mi" - - - m?11 iTlilET r i u i MiiiiHiuni lull iu i .i i rr W M "...,HUUU,,U sg&J jyr Executive Committee E- If Jt IS tabliahes New Sections; J JrJ Jz7!5 v.nange.Douna. . WATCH THIS SPACE 1 APP0,NTMNTS MADE ! VOSBURGH & VVIARD , u to Be FY-I(JISFB BILI grocers jjjj EiPAZO Ointment A Guaranteed Remedy VrX ITCHING, BLIND. nil PP r UI BLEEDING OK PROTRUDING i ILiCeO It is now put up in collapsible tubes with detachable pile pipe making it very easy to apply. DRUGGISTS refund money if it fails to cure. Special directions enclosed with each package. Your druggist will order it. (Also put up in old style Tins, COc.) tryin' to crash 'em for the well known loop. ! The highway slides have made parkin' a risky business for the local members of the Protective Petters Association. FLOWERS FOR THE LIVING CLUB. No. 6 Gib Finlay. Whatever we decide to say about Gib today Is not going to be half what he deserves. We all admire that reticent type of man, who goes about his business with that calmness and quiet demeanor that marks "a good head." Gib Is one of tho most likable chaps of our acquaintance. When we were a Saturday's school site election showed a decided inter-1 ln hiflh achool lie gave libcrai- Here in your opportunity to purchase some real money makers. All first-cliias, season- ed bonds 5.oou City of Vernonia, Oregon, municipal, general ob- 4 ! lieaiioii, 6 lfr cent. selU at ! l"2.h7. U.uuO City of Twin Falls. I 7 per rent Bells nt lrti'.Si). a I tHm II. I (I K p-irllnml aV Sullivan, alletied to have a, r. n. r rtnt Knnd -jAllai mt iur asV been the actual slayer of Oscar fyji ilyrtle Creek, l)ieoc. hrlckson in a fiaml.ling house i K. neral llKation, per cent, rohbery hiTe early In January a sells at $101. U0. went on trial here this mornlns I50 City of Uoseburg, gen- for first degree murder, lie. is eral obllKation, 6 per cent, the last of the alleged participants a s, n3 at 103.60. ... ... uuuuie tuuiB iu ue prose- e have a large list to draw Literary Matches to Be Held a Week . Earlier Than the Athletic Events. cuted i.ixe jonn u Mica, wno as ac- a. .ni . .,,tar ........i.., quilled Katurduy night. Sullivan services and right price. will endeavor to set up an alibi. . met & HICK. Investment according to his attorney's. O'- Brokers . non i.,uiiii ii lit Kiiii.y uii inff aVTSS4a4a44S iimL uuiiui. lie was ailegeu to The executive committee of the Douglas County Declumaiiou Track and Field contests met Saturday afternoon in the office of the office of the county school superintendent to make arrange mtnts i or the annual meet which has become such an eventful day in this county. The meeting was a lively one marked with much interesting discussion and characterized by constructive criticism resulting in several changes ln the regulations of the contests. A new section consisting of the Glide and . cominguoua districts was created to be known as Sec- est in the selection of a suitable location for the proposed new high school building-, nearly 1200 persons taking ad vantage of the opportunity to vote their choice. This was an excellent spirit to show and is evidence that the question 1 fought for the old orange and black iihc a uyca-inine-wooi native eon and he remaina just atyaithfui to j ly of his time to direct tha ath- letlo activities of the achool. Tha undying thanka of tha boya and girls who attended achool In those 1 days Is his only recompense. Ha have operated tho automobile which took the men -:o and from tho scene of the robbery. was paramount in the minds of the people of this district ,aiid that they have a just pride in directing and bettering our educational program. The decision favored the Bellows tract in West Roseburg by a majority of 133, sufficiently large enough to leave no question as to the wish and will of the people of this school district. It is the hope of all cor cemed that this action disposes of the site question for all time to come, a matter that has been engrossing b'ie time of the school board or many weeks and which Jias caused much delay in starting construction work, which, if carried f:ut in the quickest possible way, will make it a hurried up job to complete the new building and get it ready for occu pancy by the latter part of the present year. The will of the majority should prevail in all things and cement opposing forces for the future development of Roseburg and its pub lic school system. uliiu iiieu iiL.ni.:niu FALLS HI SHOW from, and believe wo -are in a '" 9; also all schools west of oreens to and including Willis Creek, are to go to Camas Val ley for their sectional meet, giv ing to Greens, Koberts Creek and Glengary their choice of either Camas Valley or Roseburg for the sectional meet. This action was taken to relieve the congestion ih the sectional meet ln Roseburg. The Declamatory work was also separated from the Athletic public opinion ;.u greatly divided as shown by tho results of the elec tion. In placing the school near the . nu, lc ,,-.., ,B Juumana a recommendation was pre- for a campus and alhli- ; field. ! ,,,,iPH oi,.i nl n.-r ih., I Roseburg is following tllfe lead of ! ry contests be held in Roseburg I Eugene, Ashland and other cities, I on the Saturduy evening of the where their new high school build- week prior to the track contest, inns are being located at consider-1 Several changes were made in able distance from the center of specific events in the track con iluwn, many school authorities hold-1 testa which will add new interest ins mat sucn a practice la advan- and the committee believe this (AjeoclaUd Ilea) Ltaan! (Tire.) LONDON, Feb. 9. The Daily Telegraph quotes recent visitors to Doom, Holland,, as declaring that the former German emperor was extraordinarily excited by the MONEY TO LOAN Long time or short time, hieing rate of interest. 1, 2 or three years a Local funds. Must be Al real property security. KICK & RICE ... ! FUNERAL CALHOUN BABY HELD THIS AFTERNOON The funeral of Lois Rae, the 4-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Calhoun, of West Roseburg, news that an agreement had heen i ,,, held this afternoon at 2 leached between Japan and Soviet o'clock, from the-Koseburg I'nder-liui,l!'- taking Parlors. The little girl pas- "Tnls treaty portends a tremen- ' sed away early Saturday morning dous change in the world's out- 'alter a short illness. The services look." he is reoorterl to have siliJ. I were read bv Kev. W. S. McCul- "The peril which I, alone, araon? ' laugh, of the Presbyterian church. the rulers of Europe, predicted I Interment followed at the Masonic any a quarter of a century aco, ; cemetery. There were many beautl- (AmooIuIpcI I'rew l.oaaftl Wlr..) IIKM, Ore., Feb. 9 Two Rnaehurn tnilu aa ha riiri than inches at snow covered the ground True, he is modest, but he's not lhi" morning, while clear skies the shrinking violet tvpo, and when a low temperature gave pro- we say that he's two fisted, red.ml!le of rell"' fni Intermittent blooded and all that we've only , "howers and snow flurries which scratched the. riirface. We can huve alternated for more than 48 hear him yet taannfi Into tha old "ours. Snow, which began falling DasKetDall squao Detween halves """"""J e.einu i-unuiiueu with the odds se'emlnQly over whelming. And wa can see him grit his teeth, clench his hands and command that old team to go back out thera and win. And they usual ly did Just that thing. That's Gib Finlay. He is one of the most de serving inmatea of our Hall of Fame. Hat's off to you, Gib! Tha local rum.runners are usin the surplus product to shellac their cars for the spring season. h HERE'S OUR BOUQUET A klnd-heartea reader of this col yum has the followin' beautiful comment to make rrgardin' our FLOWERS FER THE LIVIN' de- with few interruptions all day Sunday until about six o'clock, when the ntomxphere cleared and the temperature dropped several degrees below the freezing point. During the lust four years the public debt of our country has been reduced some $3, 1 98,000, 000 and the nnnunl inter est charge on the government has been reduced from $999,000 - uou to 003,lllMf,UI)U. ipeaking before the regular semi-annual, P-rtment: "If your advent Into the mertino- nf -.rl,i;,, ff: -i c .l r . , ' editorial department of the ''Ca- r , j , """-"" ' me government, rresidcnt leatial Print Shop" does not pre- i-umiugc suia: ine people ot this nation have been not only1""" mlne- 1 wMI t0 tnal pntient under the heuvy burden of war taxntion, they have been heroic. Their burden of taxation has been greatly lightened, but fllir fit lit nillilf ke f f....L I a' f .1 1 I f , iuiiiici icuutimn or ine nurrit-n nt ti. n,-. 1 , pie. Our nation is prosperous. It. prosperity is due largely to Tha feller with a shiny car the economy which has been effected in the cost of govern-' 'time n,a a f'lthy Iwsement. ment. It is this economy that has encouraged business, abol-' . isned unem ovmrnt mU w.n I i. i .., , .. . "r irieno. diii naming, nas . i . , , -o - I'lciiuiiii. 11 is handed ye ed. a this economy which ha rn:.U-.f ... ion ... i Tk. w... w.' KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., Feb. 9. l'reeziiur temperature and a cloudless sky today gave promise of a marked change in the wea ther renditions iu Klamath Falls. Snow lies more than a half foot deep in most places. la,'eous in many ways. . . (Aaau-latnl 1'im. Lciued Wir.) LOS ANGELES, Feb. S. If tho sporting world held Its breath with anxiety when Jack Demp sey and his bride formerly Kstelle Taylor, slipped out of a hotel in San Diego early yesterday and disappeared, it can relax today and give its tautened nerves a rest, for the heavyweight cham pion and his film actress wife have been found; at least they were found for a few minutes late last lllht. Mr. and .Mrs. Dempsey arrived will be one of the best years in this work. The teachers will be informed of all changes at an early date, so work may be start ed. . V. Ford Northrup. General chairman niado the following ap pointment: High School Events, Mr. Doubet, Koseburg; Hoys Events, Mr. Elliot. Oakland; Girls Events, Miss Anderson, Greens; Grounds, Mr. Ohnmn, Hosehurg; iiudges, Mrs. Falbe, Kosoburg; High School Declamation, Miss, I'arrott, Koscburg; Grade School Declamation, Miss Peterson, Kose- I burg. now has materialized "The repercussions of thir event will shortly be felt in tne rela tions of all the European states and It is bound to cause deep thinking and heart searcnitig in 'icrmany and among the allies. France is backing the black races. Ht'fsia is backing the yellow and America and Englaiid arc back lus the white. Where will Ger many stand? Where should she stand?" It ib reported from the iaw GO'l.-tl that William is displeased over ihe prominence the former crown prince is courting in Ger many and the attention pii.l him by the nationalists and militarists as the ex-Kaiser-still regards him self as the only lawful claimant to the Hohenzollern throne. ful floral offerings, tokens of con dolence to the bereaved family. Science and invention are the furnaces of civilization. Why con tent yourself with a makeshift. Try one toaf of Grimm Bros. Milk Iiread. and you will never forget the Phone No. 133. REVIVAL CONTINUES The revival meetings at the Sal vation army hall will continue every night this week at 7:30 o'clock. PrAyer meetings will be held ln the hall every morning from 6 to 7 o'clock. Beginning on Tuesday af ternoon, G. W. Scott, the evangel ist, will give Dibie lectures. An in vitation is extended to the public to attend all meetings. First sub ject "Sanctification." PERMITS ISSUED it.. . ' - - . . ' "w unaianiu u ma iuhulilv proper delegation will Instate youl, t0 mo Ash jof the visitors, but if ho thought Into the fraternity with regalia.1'"''1 -) dose game of bus-1 they .ere to m.rll,,y the scintillating with gems." Thanx, ;,''""'," fl'"1" """ebuig National )rl(lnI 8U0 nu WBg di9Upp0inteu- viit,i.i.T uii .iiiuiiiay nignu ine r,.r in i..ua i,.,n ...i Iiuilding permits have been ls-i sued to A. W. IJashford for a 2U0 garage on Chadwlck street; to Aura D. Jackson for a 200 garage : on South Pine street, to C. E. Matthews for a liuo garage on i iu Los Angeles without being de- ! Short street, and to Louisa A. i t acted, but were recognized, at Lehman fop an addition to a dwell-1 once, of course, when they enter- lus soutu Pine street. ed the hotel which the champion operates when he is not fighting or acting In pictures. The clerk, being on Dempsey's payroll, could not be mistaken in the Identity ol' topper. AFFECTS TABLES tAawcllted I'tme LelaH Win.) LONDON. Feb. 9. Chairs and tables in the fashionable London ' us since ivil to reduce our illy. It is this econnmv wl.;, I. 1, the reduction in taxes, public debt so materially. It i thi. -r,, l .'won't happen until tha dark brown i ' u- Tn' l(K'"' ' and that the - --ww..., hiiilii litis CliaOieO til nf tha set nna u.i.a nfl ""J" ..line eacs S 1 1O II i 111 llle H-0- -o- If you wanta find Senator Eddy's wlucatioiml nii.nr l,i..l. I. ,. j more difficult than a cross word i In the t, cl,i,. i , . , ... u purzle to work. Just take the adUin': N,.i,. " uinitii no ran I loa hv the Ihiiim will iron tint snmo of the wrinkles in our educational system that 11 ill ....... 1 I . al. ..... iu mt' Kooti oi our educational .system ally. o - until the final histle with one team mid then the other ' lead. team iiiiiitureil t. I. I machine to pieces. !,e to play up to usual form, and j .J. .J. hl B,,j. ,J( ,), r,.f,.r,.,,a a,i,.m,, I,, I The Gr.ints Pass Cavemen could hurry the play alone the enllre Kener- take a few lessons from th.it feller etm'' appeared lo diag until the back in Cave City. Kentucky. last nuarier. Keferee Murray of I J. .. ! Ellgeni- proveil to be one ot Ihe ., , ' ,i..'"iiiiik a .inie lien- i uii inn llirail ai aleill will have to hum- if vim o-.. . . "?"y "'""" tins Jear. a he players and 11 1 hose i s off v,,e ,.,.,.( 1...I-. ., ... ' . . . t . latois alike wer inn: me Ht'lltf .SOUIKls Uio onti sweet mommas or the townanip of next week. I have the spindly branches draped I all over the livin' room. V .shlan.l (::' foini, at ihe edKe ,,f v.,mmN ' One thing is certain. The young .Guthrie (12) west ef la lir.jile yester.l.iy ,v ; l.idy who m.irrird Jack Dempsey 'haplllau 1 1 ) ,iir,. I,,,. wen i uc auie to join ine meri. (Ihreo ,,. H, ,a,i v h well 'n L.oion ,llK,i,.lry 0 ,he dressed, ami p.ip.TS liidl':;ed Ins strength of her hubby's war rec iiiiine may have been G. lu.idy of : ora'. I 'h M.,ei man iiip i piuyed the San Diego trick all one the wee prev ous but furnish. ovt,'r aaluUllmi hVI y fKora ed a good many thrills In spite of destination unannounced. i7..1!1k,: . . i.,. , J As a concession to the curious, liosehurg slat ted Ihf scoring, and however, the champion left behind rcni.tiiieu in Hie leail Tor tile first h, ,l, I.. f nrnul l,.n .hat h ..,,.1 l,.l, nr ... I.... I. i ... ' ouarter. but A.shlxmt h,Ti i.t,i. . ...... I.. " iv'u ... vu.uinc tnuueg , . - . .ira. neuipsev WOtllU UO Pack in which we hope ; '" " '' VI"1 nmrter and took j.,,, Angeles tonight or tomorrow i 1.1 10 n. ine ioriiilBnii ti,at the world need not one wears off. oos came uacK strong in the see-.worry. .j. u .-I,., .i.wi, hum in.- ,-,. remaineii I close something Him REPORTED AS ILLI than they were a few years ami, due to the change in women's dress styles. The average short skirted woman could not sit gracefully at the higher tables, it was explain ed recently at a meeting of cafe j owners' association. If the short , skirt disappeared. It wait said. both tables and chairs would have J to be raised to their old levels. PRISONER RELEASED spec (A"rltsl rr !.-.fl Wirt.) Donald Wingfield, who has been NKW OKI. i:.H. I. a., I'eb. 0. 'confined to ihe city jail for several John McCormack. the tenor U ill iiiuvs. due tn hit ruiliit-t, t,i rui. well pleased with at his" hotel suiin here with the -(' lo pay the fine assessed grippe and Ins concert arranged against him for urawirg a gun dur for tonlcht has been postponed, ing a resturant squabble, was re- Dr. 8. M. Itlackshear. who is at- leased totlay when he paid one-half Itosehutg (L'ei tending him. said his condition ; of the amount and gave his note i.aisen t.l was not rt'K.-urdeil as sttnous. but i for the ba ance. IR.ENE Castle COR.TICELLI FASHIONS 77ie CLAUDINE Model SPRING Opening .,A Complete Line of COATS Dresses MILLINERY for Spring Just In. The HAT SHOP 129 No. Jackson the way he made his decisions. , The line up fr the game was a follow s : j -Sr. i-"vV (3) tArlal'tl ITrai L.i -4 ,r. t fll.YMI'IA. Wash., I'et). . -Governor Hut ley today vend house hill 4", tho seed wheat ap propriation. The governor's eio message, together with the reji ! ed hill wlh be tnken up by tho house this afternoon. I oronlo, t'uMidn. I'ockets of the mans elnthlnv: were i in n. (I inside out. mid near In Wire loiind an eniplv wallel. V T cents In i ii. h, a li:it and false ti'i lh. X traces of traiks were loiiiol A roll spot mi the skull ieilii.itc.l where the fatal Mow inn In ha. been struck. s:il,( Ih" "llic. 'I he ..n urm WHS lu- t"'"il wlih a horse and Initials; ' li. II." 'JOY SCOUTS AT CHURCH Vii'v .cn'jtH of trooi s en., ami Iwo i Pai .:e of t heir si f.in ina it.i s, U'ls- II 1. ril. .It anil U, 1.'. I'lawtoni inti c!i the moinlng m i n e at the R. y.Xctilay. liev. S'ew.tit li 1), II ndir.liilt.li n .1 the scoiil natli and laws v lui h are re-lsi,. n by ihe sunns each year on aniitversiiry Sun.l.i. lir. .Miller de ilinhh. . Ilur : oinig C) ti llulison tl) u Ueleree, Murray Hun-; Tltneke, per. 1'. SniKletnn It was nrobalile he IKuib. t (iii forced to remain In several days. Whipple a Hupp (."0 G. Singletou Scorekeeper, I lamin. Over In Bend It's, snowln'. And to think we got sore yectiddy when the wind blew the Sunday paper cfl'n the front porch. j. 4. .;. We wisht the Portland ccps well!, I t:iiiire ihat 1','' .lalU' S ;o s tee colyumi.t, cl the mrtrcpd WEST ROSEBURG have something else to r.int about. etTr . . r, t .;. -t. 01 It, rUK HKjH If .M.11 w. re worth a million del Inis ou conhl e,i Imiv a htli.r loaf of br. .1,1. CKI.MM lll;tl. MILK lllii: Ml I'h, me 1 SCHOOL CHOSEN t -Jl.-H-" 1 vllF "1 IA (,UAMi;, Ore., Kob. f I j) o ty or U in mi u.'i.rvt'd y 1 mm-'i u rimiy u t,',i:il 'I ii r pnUre lo havo bpfti ndibod ondnion hich m& v,n ,;iUrn l.y (liv fclutu a bunt six wick uao us icoutn. f..f lit llw. a.t( .. U l'e- I . . , J A - I - ' . !. 1M .. I. iKJ I'll" It, t' : T . y 1 1 mi n o 1 r th Mini rt'nminitii; tn , , 'M.'ir treasury in the o4nt tlic I render wh-t b.uhcr thop M V(M,Ts vWtv, tho Wont ,w,b-.irtf the .tylp for cutt-n a mule' la.ir wh(rh !h nui,,, HlnmM SIR KNIGHTS, ATTENTION r:,.,Vmri. , bt. u,, , AscaloTi I oniiiiatali v. No 'I. will lliipro ing the site, n e, 1 111 i.i'iihii l',inclae Tm sila) I here were a number of matters evening in :.::o o'cloek. I'rder of lo U- taken Into consideration in I l.e t, 111 pie will he t oiiteri.,1. I lie select inn of the two sites, w it ll W. .'. llAliDl.NG, Kecoidcr. uauy strong 1'oiuts for each, blU ryStop ir VCOUGHS T--trff0LDS QUICK RELIEF WITH F0LEYSv CSTABLISNtO 1875 Biooo nilui Ofliin Snvncliitn datimcaA REFUSE SUBSTITUTES For that cold Ask for "Pioneer Cold Capsules." They give quick re lief. Lloyd Crocker. Terminal Beauty Shoppe . TERMINAL HOTEL KAIHCUTTINC. MARCHUNC. BOB CURLS HOI Oil, AND PUIN SH4MP00INC All Kinds of Beauty Work by Expert Operators. Phont 536. A tiiQ is knwm by the dealers W. F. CHAPMAN Auction Sales Farm or city auctions see ni for dates. We buy and sell fur-allure. Tlarralna tn new and used Household Goods. Radabaugh-Patterson l:a 1. Jackson Jhons 6-4 1 J keeps v TIRES and COLUMBIA TIRE CORPORATION, PORTLAND, OREGON TUBES Phone 333 Highway Service Company Cor. Jackson and Douglas Roseburg, Oregon
