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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW,' WEDNESDAY. MARCH f 8,192 5
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W. UATKK.
UEHT 0. HATES.
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R06EBURG, 0.1E&ON, WEDNESDAV, MARCH 18, 10J5.
COOLIDGE SILENCE
The famous reserve in conversation which is character
istic of President Coolidge, raises the question whether this
Is a trait that other people could cutivate to advantage. It
J& evidently not merely an unconscipus habit with Mr. (Jool-
Jdge, but he seems to be convinced that the majority of peo
ple talk too much, and that it would be for their advantage
o say less, and to listen and think and read a good deal.
Miore. So it could be asked in a general way whether as a
Xule the American people talk too much? Many people would
lie better off if they talked a little more. They give an in
iiression of cold and unfriendly reserve, which makes it
&cm as if they were haughty and proud and not interested
in other people. On the other hand, a multitude of people
Xre constantly pouring forth a stream of words. They never
feem happy unless they are giving out this flow of language.
Dne sees them approaching with distaste, as they inter
rupt work and it is hard to get rid of them. It is & difficult
Jfiatter to draw the golden mean between an excess of si
lence and such a superfluity of conversation. It is true,
however, that still waters run deep, and if a person wants to
do the highest type of work, he cannot spend any large
amount of time in aimless talk. Nevertheless, talk is the ve
hicle of communication, and it is by communication that in
telligence is distributed, and that people are organized and
liiduced to accomplish things. What is needed is for the shal
low talkers to curb their loquacity, while the taciturn folks
should open up and communicate their stores of wisdom to
Ihe world. ' Cut many statesmen and politicians might well
imitate the Coolidge silence, and give their attention to win
ning popular support by efficient service rather than by
tlieir voluble talk.
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I ." Strange, indeed, what some people will do to gain
Wealth. In the Shepherd case at Chicago we have an ex
it anple of circumstances that led to the death of a promising
young man who had fallen heir to an immense fortune. The
death of young McClintock had been carefully planned, ac
cording to information now in the hands of officers who
have been ferreting out the details of the horrible crime and
William D. Shepherd has been charged with the crime ot
ifcjsoning the boy that he might get possession of his large
rgrjune. Millions were involved, all of which fell to Shep
'aied. But, as always is the case, "murder will out," and the
perpetrator of the deed is now tangled in the meshes of the
law- and will quite likely be shorn of the mask that has hid
Lun a guilty conscience and stripped of his ill gotten gains,
brought about by the wilf ull murder he had planned and ear
ned out. Nothing pays a trigger dividend than honesty
wnciher small or large returns are involved.
Fancy Grocers
STAltT Toil, ItOAD.
" (AalocUUd rfesi Leued Wnt. f
"llKND, Ore, March 18. The
Klatunth county court found out
last Saturday that a toll road
eestld not be maintained on a hhi
fonte and notified Duke Ilrothera
df the Central Oregon Stage osti
um i to take down the toll gates,
aeeordlng to Information received
Ihlir morning by the Mend com
mercial club. The Information
came from the Croscent commit
tee which has been working for
the elimination of the toll line
and received the Information di
rect from Klamath Falls.
Two atar routes, a mall route
to 8llTer Lake from nend and one
from l.aplne to Crescent are root
ed over this road. The Ilend com
mercial club plant to send, a dele
gate to the hearing on the road
which has been set for Saturday
at Klamath Falls.
For .prompt ujd service, city or
ennntry tripe. Phone
$5.00
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. BUYS A NEW STYLE
GENUINE LEATHER
HAND BAG
- A VARIETY OF COLORS TO MATCH THE NEW
SPRING STYLES
See the display of bngs and vanities in our
. window at $5.00 each.
AN UNUSUAL VALUE AT THIS PRICE
prntms
BIT SERT& BATCS
GOOD EVENING FOLKS
A young stenog
Wat talkin' to
A girl friend this a. m.
And etiquette
Wat tha subject and
The typewriter punither
Said that soup
Oughts be sipped
Outa the aids
Of ths spoon
But shs neglected
To say whether
It was proper to
Chsw gum on
Both sides of
The face.
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DUMBELL DORA THINKS
Tacna-Ariea la a skin dlseass.
4 "jl "J
We guets Dora Isn't ths only
Dumbell alive, c'mon now, feat
up. We'll betcha you don't know
what, when, where or who Tacna-
Arica Is.
v
It'll soon bs time for the more
modest of us to sew up the moth
holss in ths olf swimmin' suit.
8PRING POME
Ths mustard flower Is bloomln'
The dandelions appear.
Let's give three routin' shouts, tads
The Springtime sure is here I
.
We ssw a dumbell standin' In
front of the mirror with his eyet !
shut snd hs said hs wanted to see
how hs looked when he was asieep.
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Ths St. Patrick'! ball, wat a huge
eucoeae last night. Competition
for the ahortett skirt waa quite
keen and provided much amuse
ment for the sterner sex.
fr
One of Rtbg's most prominent
merchsnts was severely burned on
the hand this a. m. when at
temptln' to recover a doughnut be
nad just dipped In a steamin' hot
cup of Java.
AINT THAT MEAN
OF US?
Now the damtela are complalnln'
of ahingle headaches, oauttd by the
neck clip boyish bob. Well, well,
ws didn't think a jana who had a
boyish bob hsd enough bralna to
ache. '
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Ye ed. waa Informed today that
there will be no bathln' beautiea
In tonlght'a fathion thow on acct.
of a draught on the opry houae
ataga.
FLOWER8 FOR THE
LIVING CLUB
Catting about for a subject this
morning for "Flowers for the Liv
ing Club." we ventured into the
sanotum occupied by the senior
member of thla printing plant and
this Is what he saldl
"Speaking of sturdy ploneert
pioneers who have helped blaze
the trail leading to achievements
for the great state of Oregon, par
ticularly the aouthwettern taction,
I have In mind a man that ttandt
a peer among all others. He hat
watched and taken part in the de
velopment alnee early boyhood,
and, today, la Jutt aa active and
alert aa he waa in the early days
of this section when sparsely set
tled by a hsndful of sturdy pio
neers. I can well remember over
forty yeara ago when thia dletire
guithed citizen mounted a cayute
and followed the narrow and rug
ged patha leading Into the Curry
county lection to administer Jus
tie in ths courts of that particu
lar district. Thots were days when
few hrirfnee mnmnnH Ik. raninn
atreama of that very remote aec-iof "statements'- Involving proinl-
...... nont luininn a avhfih atari nut tisiabtiri
FOR TOMORROW'S DINNER :
By ordering from our Delicatessen DepL housewives can'
save a lot of worry and work. We specialize in
Roast; Pies, Cakes, Salads
tad Taraale
Salt Rising Bread Thursdays
THURSDAY'S SPECIALS Stewed Beef wifh Vege
tables, Roast Leg of Pork Hot Bread Every Noon.
VOSBURGH & WIARD
Phone 515
Carr's Big Annual Spring
THE UMPQUA FLORIST
THE BEST IN CUT FLOWERS fit FLORAL DESIGNS
STEELS MASTADON PANS1ES
Are known as the best in pansies the world over Our
plants are grown from Steels best seed in mixtures and
separate colors. ,
GLADIOLUS BULBS .
Dieners finest new varieties for the same price you have
been paying for the common kinds.
Your telephone orders to us are filled just as carefully as
if you picked the flowers yourself right from the benches
in our greenhouse. We guarantee our flowers.
Greenhouse in West Roseburg Phone 40 F2
Starts
Thursday, March 19
Lasts 9 Days
A dandy selection of specials, Usually sold at 10,
15 and 25c, assembled especially For this 9c sale.
Not old shopworn, useless articles but staples used
every day in every home. Visit the store and see
the values. Just to give you an idea:
Milk bread. The rood of foods. It
must be pure. The government de
mands It. GRIMM BROS. MILK
BREAD. Phone 133.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 18.
Mrs. Gladys Kennedy, arrested
here yesterday on a vagrancy
oharge, today made a signed state
ment to the police, in which she
said she was paid $8,000 by a
high official In an Kastern city
for her part lu arranging for the
killing ot a woman of whom the
oflclal wanted Iq dlHpose. Accord
ing to her statement, she former-'
ly resided at Minneapolis,
After being placed In the city
Jail, the woman swallowed poison
and waa rushed to an emergency
hospital. Later she was said to
bs In no danger.
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn., March
18. Police authorities today de
clared abuolutely "without found-.
tlon" the atatement given to San i
rrunclsco police by Mrs. Gladys
NOTICE FOR BIOS FOR SCHOOL
BONOS OF SCHOOL DISTRICT
NO. 4 IN DOUGLAS COUNTY,
OREGON .
NOTICE is hereby given that the
undersigned will, up to 7: 30 o'clock
P. M. of April 14. 1925. receive at
his oil ice In the City of Roseburg,
Douglas County, Oregon, sealed
bids for the purchase of negotiable
serial coupou bonds of School
District No. 4 In Douglas County,
Oregon, in the sum of $165,000.00.
Said bonds will be In denomina
tions of $1,000.00 each, dated May
1, 1925, and maturing as follows:
6 bonds to mature May 1, 1926; 6
bonds to mature annually on May
let of each and every year there
alter including May 1, 1933; 11
bonds to mature annually on May
Int of each and every year there
after including May tst. .1940; 10
bonds to mature annually on May
Xat of each and every year thereaf
ter Including May 1, 1944. Said
Kennedy, Implicating a Minnea- I bonds will draw five per cent inter-
polls official in the murder of
woman here in 1920.
Mrs. Keunedy made the same
statement here a few years ago
and Investigation by police and
Inttupcndeut inquiries by attor
neys she sought to engage, they
said today, failed to disclose any
thing In support of the woman's
charges against the city official.
The woman referred to by Mrj.
Kennedy was found dead at a va
cant house, apparently murdered
and her identity never has beeto
definitely established, according
to police.
Mrs. Kennedy, long well known
to police here, was convicted of
criminal litiel here two yeara ago
in connection with a signed state
ment from ber published in a pe
riodical devoted to the interents
of the Ku Klux Klan. She was
sentenced to 90 days in the work
house and placed on parole.
Minneapolis police notified the
San Krancisi'o authorities today
that Mrs. Kennedy is trreHponuible
and is given to the manufacture
tion and fording these waters
astride a pony was more or less a
dangerous feat, as was much of
ths readwsy travsrssd by pioneers.
But the Inconveniences and hard
ships of pioneering In Oregon
sesms to have never c holed the ar
dor of the sturdy pionssr, hut on
ths contrary, was an Incentive to
; achieve grsst things for this old
: stste, which ths subject of this
i sketch hss alwaya been foremost In
I sccomplishlng. If ths "natives" of
! Roseburg' could look upon Jim
' Hamilton, circuit Judge of this
i county, as he appeared during his
1 early career in this section of ths
' stste they would lose no time in
determining the reason ?r the suc
cessful career that hss teen round
ed out by this distinguished and
much admlrsd eltlzsn. . Yes, Jimmy
would bs a real gem In your Hall
'of Fame."
today's Tintype
The ol' hook and ladder squad
nent persons which cannot befcub-slantiated.
The mora you eat the more you
want. It costs more because you
Jiiut can't got enough. OKI. MM
BROS. MILK BREAD. Phone 133.
o
women of roseburg
Buy your pasterlea at the window
.sale Saturday at the 2oth Century
Ut-ocery, and help the Girls' Club
of R. H. S.
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OFFICIALS CO EAST
Mwwiat"! l'rm Lcsml Wlr.)
SALEM. Ore., Mar. IS H. II.
Corey and Edward Ostrandrr. '
members of the Oregon public ser
vice rnmmlaion and W. P. Kill 1
land J. M. Devers attorneys for the
eo!iimljslon will leave Friday for
WniOilngton. I. ('., where they will
appear before the Intiu-stute com
nierre commission In the Centml
Oregon railroad development cai,-.
Representatives of the t'enirnl
est, payable semi-annually on No
vember 1st and May 1st, and the
principal and interest shall be pay
able In lawful money of the United
SLati of America at the orfice of
the treasurer of Douglas County,
Oregon, or at the Fiscal Agency of
the State of Oregon In the city and
state of New York at the option of
the purchaser.
All bids must be accompanied
by a certified check payable to
School District No. 4 of Douglas
County, Oregon, In an amount
equal to five per cent of the
amount of snid bid to be forfeited
to the School District In case the
Successful bidder shall fall to com
plete the purchase of said bonds In
accordance with the terms of his
bid. Said bids shall be opened at a
! public meeting of the school board
of said District to be held In the
school board room In the high
school In said district on the 14th
day of April, 1925, at 7:30 o'clock
P. M. and the bonds shall be sold
by the board to the highest and
best bidder but for1 not less than
par and. accrued Interest The
board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids and to re-advertise
the sale of said bonds.
By order of the board of direc
tors of School District No. 4, of
Douglas County, Oregon.
V. J. M1CELLI.
District Clerk.
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DAILY WEATHER REPORT
TJ. S. W earner mreau, local of.
flee, Roseburg Oregon, 84 hours
ending 5 a. ru.
Preclp. In Inches and Hundredths
Highest temiterature yesterday.. 60
Lowest temieraturn last night- 43
precipitation last 24 hours 0
Total preclp. since first month-.77
Normal prectp. for this mouth..3.98
Total preclp. from 8epL 1,
to date 34.00
Cup and Saucer.. . .9c
Tin Cake Pan .9c
Small Cans Paint "........;. 9c
Covered Bucket ..9c
Enamelware, ass'td J....9c
Fiber Chair Seats ... 9c
Big Pencil Tablet ..'............... 9c
Fancy Handkerchiefs .. ..9c
Toilet Soap Special 9c
Aluminum Ware, ass'td .. 9c
Leather Coin Purse , 9c
Paring Knife ..9c
Towel Special at 9c
Good Dust Pan for ......9c
Curtain Rods at ........ . 9c
Small Tools for each 9c
Kitchen Utensils ...9c
Sewing Notions only 9c
Nine times this many items on sale. Ask to see
our big circular. xCome early.
Our big 9c values quoted only for stocks now on
hand. We reserve the right to limit quantities.
t BORN x
. .....
HINSLEY To Mr. and Mrs. C. W. I
Kinsley, at Ihntr home in this
city Tuesday morning, March 17, 1
a boy. ,
STAMPED GOOD8
Yes, that new fancy work is In at
Carr's. It you had any pieces or
dered from this shipment kindly
get them at once. If you haven't
seen the new spring line at Carr's,
stop In and feast your eyes. Beauti
ful worked pal terns on display,
work anyone can da We Invite
your Inspection. .Sold out other
shipment In 3 dsys.
Wl:i.l.l.TTT.T.T.TItTTgtWOW
Spring Time Brings Fly Time I
GET YOUR DOOR AND WINDOW SCREENS READY f
BEFORE THE FLYS SPOIL YOUR
WALLS AND CEILINGS
MADE RIGHT PRICED RIGHT
Roseburg Lumber & Mfg. Co.
i.i.i.iii.i.i.wi.i.i.I.I1.T.!.1!1.I.i.ii.i.
Taylnr-maae concrete Is good con
crete. Tel. 225-R.
of the woodsn-crosswalk days will 'Oregon district will also attend the
111 Cass
Can
JEWELERS
ro ogiilii
today's tin
typt which
utUr h the
prtd of th
vlllato. Motivt powtr for the two-
whelr was provldd by Shank's
well known pintoo and ftp laddies
of the volunteer dept. kept the ol
rig lookln' spick and span. When
they lister come gallopin' down the
main drag with both belts clangln
I It sounded) liko Sheridan street
gongringer In distress. Cut this
I out an if paste It In your helmet.
j.
rt asnimrton ncannK. j
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Car of fresh planter In at a new
low price. U W. Met titer.
A vera ire preclp, from Sept.
1. 1S77 26.61
Total excess from ScpL L
1S24 7.39
ATernee precipitation for 49
wet seasona, (September to
May, Inclusive) , . 31.48
' r'alr toniKht, frost tonlaht. Thurs
day unsettled, followed by rain.
WM. KKI.U MeteorolosH.t
"With the modern short shirt
the Janes harts buy aox with silk
runnin' clear to the top."
TVIIrcred a mile without a rent
of profit. That's our service on
fresh. -pure. WHOLFSOMK.
OI1IMM 11HOS. MILK liKEAU
Phone 133.
PHYSICIAN'S PRESCRIPTION
RELIEVES NERVE ATTACKS
: raiTIS ANO NEURALGIA
A new discovery taaile by an'
eminent San Krnnclseo' phyMclsn.
whlrh has heen subjected to nu
merous cllnltal teem. Is amiounr
ed as the one certain way to aril in '
relief In all raes of nerve trouble, I
neuritis and neuralgia.
This remarkahle remedy Is ha.
ed on the 8iinie of llnm"opaihv.
a method of treatment endorsed hy
eminent physicians and doriors
thnnmhont America ahd fctirnne.:
The prescription Is railed "Kpa
Neuritis Tablets," and Is formu
lated to aire relief from nerve
the nerve cells, thus benefiting the
entire nervous system.
If you suffer from shsrp, dnrt
ln nerve pains; ttnalliur, creeping
nerro eensatlons, or jump, jora aud
twitch because of famished nerves,
sain relief - before your nervous
system Is undermined and wreck
rd. by taklnit Kona Neuritis Tab
lets. Eopa Neuritis Tablets are
ffuaranleed harmless, and are abso
lutely free from dope, bromides
and narcotics. Your drumiist will
recommend them.
W. r. Chapman Pharmary will
Smart
Serviceable
Linoleums
Spic and span, colorful
and sunshiny, and from
the kitchen the use of Lin
oleum has spread to every
' room in the home, due
to its usefulness and dec
orative qualities, s
Loveliest Patterns and '
Lowest Price
COMPANY
121 tt. Jacksen 8t, Roreburg
pain aud Intended to lire tone to .supply you. Mall orders tilled.
Use Goat Milk for
.Your Baby
Also nesTerred by adults troubled
with Indigestion. We have a
few fresh Milch GoaU for sale.
MRS. O. H. WATZIO
Myrtle Creek Milk Coat Ranch
j cniiormity
' MAH FISHER'S BLEND
IjiFRIENO? FLOUR gives you the
I Z&S8!& economy of bigger loaves,
, -nid& w't'1 t'lc satisfaction and
J jYy TfiJ goodness of better loaves.
Care in selecting the
r$5tjjL ' wheats, scientific blending,
! 4 cl5i5nd anc everlasting vigilance
f5 nsure uniform high qual-
F purpose
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I BRAND
FLOUR
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