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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW FRIDAY. MARCH 13. 1925.
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW
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ROSEBURG, OREGON. FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1925.
THE NEED FOR MACHINERY
' Many observers are asking where our diggers and shov-
'lers and all others who perform muscular tasks are coming;
'rrm, in these times when the majority of the young; men
trc fitting themselves for "white collar jobs," Unskilled la
bor for the rougher manual tasks is not going to be as abund
ant in. the future as in the past. It will demand better treat
ment, more regular employment, and higher pay. But the
rewards for such labor can not get much beyond a certain
point, without stimulating the tendency to create a new ma
chinery to perform such tasks. If the labor cost of rough
work doubles, you incite thousands of bright and ingenious
men to study out mechanical contrivances by which some
machine can do the work of several people. Perhaps the
next important development in our industrial history, will be
some increase of the work that is being done by machinery,
to make up for the shortage and expense of unskilled labor.
"Such a development would be a blessing to the country, be
cause whenever costs are saved in that way, the money of
the people can go into other things and employ more help in
, such directions. Such a development justifies the ambition
of the unskilled laborer who tries to become a skilled one, as
"it opens new opportunities for employment of his newly ac
quired power. But equipment of machinery costs a great
. deal of money. It can not take place on a big scale unless
the country has a large reserve of capital which is ready to
finance any concern that wants to substitute machine power
for hand work. Every family that saves money and invests
. it in good banks or other sound securities, promotes this de
velopment, and helps on the day when the daily necessaries
will cost less, owing to enlarged use of machine power.
SSRUiN CUI1D WATCH IsSgS-aoc
QUALITY
Is So Well Known Here
That we refrain from discussing this phase
of our store, for il ia evident already to the hosts
of people who have made their jewelry and silvcr
ware purchase at Knudtaon.
Hera ia a complete
service for six In
handsome ehsstnw
tst pattern.
187 Roger Bros.
$22.20
Mother
wouldn't mind
having It for
her birthday.
Buy your Sllverwsre'thls week we have a few of
the S1LVER8AVERS left, which w are giving with
each purehaa.
118 Cjss
Watch
pairing
JEWELERS
"THE STORE WITH THE SELECTION"
. "- lesf VMWCWfftw,
Fancy Grocers
i
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KEARNEYS
300 W.CassSt. GROCETERIA MOW.CassSt.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Best Grade Pure Cane Sugar, 1 2 lb, for 85c
italinn I'runes (Oregon Crown). 6 lbs. for 45c
Pearlins (in lurire package) per pkg 22c
Peiirline in smnll pm knurs, per pka . 08c
Chipso in smnll pnckn?rs, 3 p'ej'"- for 25c
White King Washing Powder (Inrge pkgs.) 2 for 85c
Jell Well for Desert. 3 pks. for . 25c
Bulk Mncnroni, best grade, 6 lb for 45c
Bulk Spaghetti, best grade. 6 lb for . 45c
Vitamen Shreds, 3 pkgs. for 35c
Sugar Crisp Corn Flake. 3 pkg. for 25c
Kellogg' all Bran, per pkg 20c
Kellogg' Pep, per pkg 12c
Steero Bouillon Cubes, per box 25c
Campbell' Assorted Soup, 6 can for 55c
Brazil Nut, 2 lb, for . 25c
Swedish Health IWad, per pkg. .. 25c
Smail Loaves Bread 6c, large loaves 12c
Nice ripe Banana, per dozen 40c
Favorite Brooms (one to a customer) while they
Inst, eac h (jOc
Serve Yourself and Save at
KEARNEY'S GROCETERIA
The Store that Drought them Down
ttwi.':iuu!iii:uitwk bkad. room m.
Br BERTS BATES
GOOD EVENING) FOLKS
Dldja ever try
To spade garden
With a bunch of
Feller welkin' by
With gawf elube
Slung aver thetr
Shoulder Lied re 7
OUMBELL DORA THINKS
Ces poot ta a dirty gam.
In, the mldet of our ponderous
Intellectual labor with the shears
and paste-pot at exactly 7:28 th.s
merrwng, some guy phoned to our
sanctorlum asking for the time of
say. consulting our old reliable
Ingeraoll, we promptly obliged ta
gent. To preclude further request
tor ucr information, generally at
a moment or ternllc mental stress,
eueh as referred to in the preced
ing sentence, ws invite some pub-
lie spirited citizen, whose motto I
pro bone publico, to Install on, on
of our skyscrapers a set of chimes
that Will announce the time of day
at Interval of every half hour. In
cidentally thl would prov a great
boon to the town loafers, lessening
it would, the wear on their
watches by being drawn out of
pocket less frequently for consultation.
Th local police fores followed a
feller sll ever the village yestiddy
llkker suspect. The stranger
waa detected by en of the sleuths
purchase' a package of clovea at
a local aeegar counter.
fr
Th dandelion crop In th vll-
lag look quit promlsln thl sea
son and demljohna and decanters
should be filled to overflowin'
with th extract of th national
flower.
Several trains of bananas have
passed through this section of late
which evidently ha had much to
do with th degeneration of a car
tain popular who a few short
month ago pertainlrr to tba fruit
shortage.
j
81 Patrick Day may com and
go but they'll never drive ths
snake and p.nk elephants out of
ths country till ths moonshlnere
are placed In Irons.
.
TODAY'S TINTYPE.
Thl rare specimen of ths wamp
us cat, taken durln' a heavy fog
above th Tiller sec
tion. This animal haa
roamed ths hill of ths
Umpqua Valley sine
prshistoris man and
atill remain uncultur
ed. Guy Cordon, one
encountered the
strange cat while on a
huntln' trip and Immediately threw
away his gun, signed a pledge and
took up fishin.
h
FLOWERS FOR THE
LIVING CLUB
In ths of days when our motho-
used to hoist us up on ths piano
stool put ths V clock on ths piano
atongalde th metronome and In
form us that wa had a solid hour
of pract.ee atari n' us In tho face
ws never thought ws would livs
ts see ths day we could aay a kind
word about a music teacher. But
ws were wrong In that belief and
today we're goin' to hand a de
lightful little boquet of panties to
our first music teacher. She need
no introduction to our readers.
8he mi a pioneer of thia county and
haa a host of friend who value her
friendship greatly. Mrs. Helen
Smick Is moat deaervln' of a aun
lit corner In our Hall of Fame In
th daya when w had to board
the hurricane deck of a pinto
pony en oiiurany inenwnn ing i , n..Kni, -
gallop out to her country horn, for "
our lesson we had no desire for th
instruction wh,ch awaited us
there. Ah, no we had vision of
FOR TOMORROWS DINNER
By ordering from our Delicatessen Dept. housewives can
save lot of worry and work. We specialize in
Roasts, Pies, Cakes, Salads
and Tamale
Salt Riaing Bread Thursdays
SATURDAY'S SPECIALS Individual Chicken Pies,
and Stewed Beef with Vegetable
VOSBURGH & WIARD
Phone 515
wney
saving
o stores
woe
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ON TO LEAGUE'S
DR0HCHIT1S
At bedtime rub the throat and
caeet ttorooghhr with
victts
V VapoRub
NEXT ASSEIVJBLY
sixth assembly, opening in Sep
tember, will Institute an entirely
sew examination of the problem of
international peace and reJnctloa
of armaments Including the British
suggestion for special defensive
treatlea operating under the gnid-
Britain'a. Onalif A...-! D oC th Ieu
, . " In his addras on the
Leaves roint Upen tor
Future Decision,
sublect
Foreign Minister Bene of Czecho
slovakia frankly agreed with some
of the crltlclama of the protocol
the British secretary for foreign
affairs had voiced in his speech
yesteraay. but repudiated Mr.
CANADA IS DISSEfrrER'chmbCTl-l,'' contention that tie
! protocol destroyed the balance and
spirit of the covenant He recall-
led tnat the grea war had destroy-
Protesta War R-efru-t;, 'd ,ocr reat enJp,re"' aimH dy
I rOieBIS .War restriction n.les. demolished nnrlnnl fmn-
j tiers, riven birth to new countries,
dislodged governing clashes be
tween states and classes.
The war. Dr. Denes declared, had
put states In opposition to ons an
other and had created new prob
lems of great complexity. From
Finland to Constantinople straight
down through Europe, be insisted
Because United States,
by Staying Out, Not
Amenable Too.
(Surlitsit rnej Uaeal Wlr.
GENEVA, Mar. 13. The debate i there now ell
In the League of Nations council and the murder of a frontier azent
on the, security protocol elaborated might conceivably start the ter
at the last assembly ended this jrible war over again. The world,
morning with the adoption of a ihe declared, desires to find other
proposition by Dr. Bents, the measures than force to settle dls-Czecho-Slovaklan
foreign minister, putes and this was true especially
to refer to the next assembly the r iha malior miinn, whieh rie.
protocol and recommendations ;ired to live in neace and security.
made by British Foreign Secretary 'That, he said, was why arbitration
Chamberlain and other members,
together with any further declara
tions received Trom governments
members of the League. The
Benes motion called for postpon
ment of the preparatory work to
wards carrying out the terms of
the protocol, which, has been un
der way since Its adoption since
Its last League assembly, nntll the
sixth assembly next September has
pronounced on the questions sub
mitted to it
Mr. Chamberlain declared he ac
cepted tho Benea resolution, and
after It waa adopted he reiterated
that Great Britain remained firm
ly attached to the principle of ar
bitration and disarmament relating
to the protocol only because the
league protocol itself appeared to
be qualified to defend the princi
ples represented by every power
present.
Cnnuua lias notified the League
of Nations that she cannot adhere
to the league's security protocol
but ia prepared to consider accept
ance of Jurisdiction By the world
court ol Justice tor reduction of
armaments which does not Involve
prior acceptance of the protocol.
communication developing
this point received by cable from
l'reaiier Mackenzie King, declares
that after careful examination of
the protocol the Instruction given
has reported the following conclu
sions: "First, Canada should continue
to glr whole hearted support to
the League of Nationa particularly
It work of conciliation, cooperar
ligood-sized chunks of appls-ssucs
l eak and th pitcher of rich milk
I In th kitchen pantry. Mrs.
i'8mlck's personsllty, her kindly tfis
l! position and aincer friendship for
alL places her among those of
whom ws lovs to speak. Mere
! words esem shallow and colorless
! when ws attempt to describe her
and we bow humbly before hsr a
: a marvelous specimen el Amsricin
womanhood,
j
It was at ths poor farm. Two
old nurtured wrack war alttln' on
,a bsnch when on rvmsrksd: l
wss an editor who never took ad
vlc from anybody." 'Shake broth,
sr." said the other, "I was an edi
tor who tried to take everybody
i adv.ee."
I
Is' -e'Sa. -
I ; KJt
J "Gosh feller feels cheap agoin'
S down ihe main stsm packln' a bo
STqust of flowers."
I' CLUB SHOOT SUNDAY
n The Rosetnirs; Rod and Gun Club
g ! will hold a prize shoot on Hnnday.
n,and In Inviting all marksmen to
jj Join with them In Ihe event. This i
S HI he a change from the merrhsn-
8 dire shoots In that It will be an all-K-
money contest, the marksmen rem
g ' neting for cash awards. Final de
J tails of the shoot will he arranged
S at the meeting to be held tonight.
e-
was put in the protocol.
He Insisted that whatever might
be the weaknesses of the Instru
ment which waa constructed In
one short month at Geneva, the
ideas behind It were essential to
the league and to the world to pre
vent further destructive wars.
LOS ANGELES, Mar. IS. Tom
Kennedy, prize fight matchmaker,
today telegraphed Jack Keams,
manager of Jack Dempsey, asking
terms for a Bempsey-Jack Renault
bout, ten rounds, for the heavy
weight title, to oe staged in Los
Angeles during the spriug conclave
here next June. Keirns is nrouto
east
3
WARREN'S NAME
HAS NO CHANCE
IN THE SENATE
(Continued trom page 1.)
give Mr. Warren a recess appoint
ment after adjournment auu that
his acts as attorney-general could
not be brought Into question even
though the senate had twice re
jected the nomination. The extent
of the senate's authority, they said,
would be to withhold pay-
WORK ON AUTO
CAMP GROUND IS
PROGRESSING
tCuntlnned from page 1.)
"Second, we do not consider It
'in the Interest of Canada, the llrlU
:lah Umpire or the league Itself to
1 recommend parliamentary ailher
ience to the prutocoL particularly
Its rigid provisions fur application
of economic or military sanctions
in practically every future war."
Among the grounds for this con
cluslon is consideration of the ef
:fect of the non-nartirlpntiun o( the
! United States n'on attempts I, en
force sanctions (peaaitlei), and
particularly so in the cajo of a
contiguous -ouutry like CsuuJa,
Franca la Surprise!
PARIS, Mar. IS. "It waa a first
class funeraL which took us entire
ly by surprise," was the comment
today b yone of premier ilerriot's
collaborators on British Foreign
Secretary Chamberlains auae.lt
upon the league security protocol
before the leatut council in (I
ea yesterday.
Mr. Chamberlain s act. in
brought great surprise through'
out French official circles where
It wss expected he would ask lur
ther postponement of action by
the coanrll on the uatversal pact
without seeking to give It its da'h
blow.
Ths view generally held her
of yeaterday'a proceedings at ti-n-va
la that, la killing tho Lea
gue nt Nations security pro'o. ol,
llrlllaa Foreign Secretary t'liaiu
berlatn. nearly killed thn lr.is'.ia.
Thus papers supporting fie
government, such as 1,'Oeuvrr. ad
mit that some or Mr. t rtamf,-r-
Iain's criticisms are Justified, hnt
claim Ihe protocol could ha
been perfected to meet Ihem. i hsd new seen Falmsn before i
ine truin is. i-'e"'re ,(- u,, ta n,,-,, o, ,h8 i.
"that Kngland relects Ihe rri' Iq.rest I couldn't hat taken any
col he.-nse th dominions ord.-rej .typhoid barcilli beyaose 1 was nev
ner. ,0 " . . ier there. Marrhand and Falman
Leaeues Aim Not Destroyed bar keen contradicting them
tIKNKVA. Mar. ia. Todav . n selves,
lion of the League el Na'tonn, i "Acrordina to their atatements.
bins and the commnnlty houses,
and about feet in front of the j
cntilns, will bo concrete walks j
parnlelllng the cnblns, and con- I
nectlng with the community build
ings. This will leave six foot gar- ,
dens between the walks and the
center line. !
It la the purpose of the owners !
to fill these spaces with flowers
and shrubs, which wilt make It j
very attractive. The tree plant
ing and landencaping plans, will
be spread over a period of thne '
years.
A septic tank Is being con-;
strucled to provide sanitation, the i
government plan of construciiou '
being followed. A crew, of about
twenty men has been employed,
so that the work ts being pushed
as rapidly as possible. The cement
work ta being done by Contractor
Stanley Taylor.
It is believed that the grounds
can be put In shape to accomo
date the tonrlst travel when it
begins to reach Its peak. The
rear half of the camp wilt be
fitted np for tourists who are
carrying their own equipment and
the plans provide for tree plant
ing lorming a grore for shade
and beauty.
THEFT OF GERMS
LAID TO FOSTER
FATHER OF BOY
(Continued from pate 1 I
Mil yon ever estimate how many
Initvea nf bread VAiir fanillv rat a
veur? Whv not rite Ihem ihe beat yielding to the objection of (,rval like letter sent to the I'nlveraitr
at no more ro-t and a world more i Britain, ia pueluoj.tul dednite . i-ihas tmea at different times pur
sntiNfartlon. tiRIMM BROS. MILK lament of I ia disarmament sail 'ported to have beea signed and aa-
srcurlty protocol tuvaiui UH j alined."
n ik... (;-. u,),,- "Ol A Sol" t-trine the warm in a of the earth in
, preparation ol bringing forth the harvests of the fields, one ambition is .renewed
one's pulse beats a little faster, and tho appetite is a little keensr.
During tho Winter period, when Urn e wa not of such potential value, you no
doubt gave the matter of a permanent sum mer trading place thought and investiga
tion. If so, we believe you found SKAGCS STORES good, dependable stores. Our
tores have alway been SAVING stores, b ut never have we been in a good position
to serve you, and help you save on foodstu ffs, as this year.
SOME PRICES IN EFFECT
SWIFTS SILVERLEAF
LARD I lb. pkg
SWIFTS SILVER LEAF
LARD 4 lb. pail
A H-i nail
$1.95
JEWELL COMPOUND
4 lb. paU
$1.64
23c
98c
84c
CORN MEAL 9 lb. sack
yellow or white :
39c
SOAP AND WASH POWDER
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 1Q.
83 c
8 lb. pails .,
CRISCO
3 lbs. .:
CRISCO
6 lbs
CRISCO
9 lbs.
83c
$1.53
$2.23
3 for -
WHITE KING, Large pkg.
2 for - .-
SEAFOAM
Large pkg
20 MULE TEAM BORAX
CHIPS Large pkg.
25 c
29c
CEREALS '
ALBERS PEARLS OF OC
WHEAT Large package,... J-
ALBERS BUCKWHEAT OC-
Fl ni ID MIVTI IDF 1, LClJ
M a4VWi IfllaS m "MS - lag- f
ALBERS FLAPJACK
FLOUR Large pkg. ..
CROWN WHEAT
FLAKES Large pkg.
CROWN ROLLED OATS,
Large pkg
CROWN JIFFY OATS
med. pkg
25c
33c
33c
14c
MISCELLANEOUS
BULK SEEDLESS RAISINS OQ c
3 pounds
SUNMALD SEEDED OR O O
cr cm rcc d A IQIMQ ui,n wwt
DEL MONTE CATSUP
2 large bottles
BROKEN SLICES PINE
APPLES, 2 1-2 tins, 4 for..
SKAGGS NO. 1 BLEND
COFFEE, lb
COFFEE No. 1 blend-CI 9Q
3 pounds J
CAMPBELL'S PORK & .. OC.
BEANS Small tins. 3 for....iJ'
Medium Tins, Q
3 for OOC
42 c
98c
47c
SATURDAY FEATURES
SKAGG'S BEST
BUTTER, lb
47c
ROLL
93c
SUGAR
10 lbs
69 c
LARGE ORANGES CCC
150 size, dozen
FLORIDA GRAPE
FRUIT Lrg. 54 size, 3
BANANAS Lrg. ripe OAn
fruit, 3 lbs. for
Cucumbers, Asparagus, Rhubarb, Green Peppers, Lettuce, Arti
chokes, Tomatoes.
Skaggs United Stores No. 255
WE DELIVER ORDERS OF $5.00 AND OVER . T :
1 1 5 So. Stephens PHONE 230 Roseburg, Oregon
Roseburg Faces
Traffic Jam
Drive in and have your car
serviced while doing your
shopping.
Let Us Tell You About Our
Day Storage Rates
Complete stock of
Balloon Tires, Tubes and
Jacks
Roseburg Garage
Rear of Umpqua and
Grand Hotels
' CHAMP SPELLERS
GETTING READY
Tne first of three scheduled try-
I outs to determine tho champion
I spellers of the Denson school has
; been held. Late this month the
. champions of the various eieroen-
tary schools a ill be announced,
j The Klwanis spelling contest Is
creating a great deal of excitement
and preparations are under way i
; for the biggest event of its kind
, ever held in Roseburg. The con-1
test will be held at the high school
auditorium on April 3rd and trill
be free for all. Tile Roseburg Ki
wanis club Is offering some fine
prises and Interest in the "oee" is
running high.
fse Mag-o-Tite ylo keep the
worms out of radishes, turnips and
other vegetables. Sold in any quan
tity. Wharton Bros.
Cue News-Review Classified Ad
erlUlnr for result
Smart
Serviceable
Linoleums
Spic and span, colorful
and sunshiny, and from
the kitchen the use of Lin
oleum has sprend to every
room in the home, due
to its usefulness and dec
oiative qualities.
Loveliest Patterns and
Lowest Prices
COMPANY
121 N. Jackson St. Roreburo
D A. N C E
Saturday Night
AT THE
. ARMORY
MUSIC BY THE
Umpqua Melody Boys
"It's the Time"
Saturday Night, March 14
on your
Groceries
i
mi
The surest way to Save
on Groceries is to buy;
at this Store '
And also be sure of the service.
Canned Goods of Every Description
FRESH VEGETABLES
AND FRUITS
Phone in Your Order and we Deliver it at Your Home.
PICKENS BROTHERS
Perkins Bldg. pkone 6a