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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1925 ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW t luwJ Pally Except Sunday by The News-Review Co.. 1n. -A. W. wTim p,-.irf.n. SDI Manager BERT O. HATf-P HfMi.rsVTr ,nr .Entered as second class matter May 17, 1W0, at the poet office at -....., BoaebiUsV -Oregon, unuar iba- Act of March 1, 1879. I ,- "s - Make Household Burdens Lighter ' 'subscription' rates' Duly, per year, by matl . Dally, six months, by matl Dally, tarsa months, by tnafl Duly, single montn, by maii Dally, by carrier, per month. - Weekly News-Review, by mall, per anbn il Tki IwliM FiM. -i Ths Associated Press Is siclusivsly entitled to the use for rspubll--cetlon of all news dlspstrhss credited to .'it. or not otherwise credited -im this paper and to all local news puhllshed herein. All rltfhta of re publication et speolal difpstchse herein are also reserved. - , ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 102S. . ; :::: ADOPTiNGcftlLDRfeN " X, ' ! ., j,i ? ' . j. .'. - ';....,. ; , Many people who have hoped have children imt have been disappointed in that ambition, have turned to the 'thought of adopting the children 6f othefc parents., There 'are many demands from childless families for such little ones, and it seema probable thAt 'as Jrears go on, there will be many .more homes dpen for these waifs than there are Children who need such care. Some people dread such an at tempt and feel that they may devote a great deal of effort and affection to some little one who will not prove worthy. But there may be no more risk, of, such an outcome than there is with one's own children. A certain proportion Of all children prove disappointing, .The fault is hot probably 60 much in the inborn traits of the child as it is in the meth ods of training employed by tfie parent, Easy going methods in dealing with children are ruining many, and perhaps par ents would be more likely to make this mistake with their own little, ones than they would with adopted children. The families that take children in a calculating way, with the mo tive of getting a certain amount of work out of them; which they figure will compensate them for the effort and expense, may or may not got what they expect. Such people ought not to be permitted to take children unless they are conscientious about it, and have honestly resolved to give them a good and happy home. Unless they grovj attached to them and give j them real affection and care,. the children may not be happy, and ire rather likely to be disappointing. ' .Many childless people have assumed this responsibility, and have found that these homeless children grew up into true sons and daugh ters .who have brought infinite happiness to the homes that received them. : " : r-,. ..i.- . t .- , ,, - Many people owe their failure in this" life to the fact that they never get started on time. They are just a little , late in everything they do never a moment afifad.. Always ' rjcady to throw their, hands, up before the day's work is com plete. Paramount with these human derelicts is the wish to -ct through life just as easy as possible assuming no re , sVonsrbiiity just a slow and easy, movement to wear out a ! day. They become a sort of mechanical fixture, devoid of suf ' Dcient strength to propel their initiative power, if, any they ' Jiove, and when old age creeps upon them, more useless than ever, they go to the junk heap like an old worn out piece ot machinery too late to be salvaged. The fellow who expects to lead out in this day and age and accomplish things worth while' must set a pace jiist a little in advance of the day's ac complishments mapped out. He must surmount all difficul ties and be the master bit his profession. He need not be the slave that his own delinquencies have made possible by the - lack of thrift, energy and application. Getting a good start and making a good finish will put the average man over the -top fr a successful career. . . . According to health' authorities there are more cases ot ' Jnfluenza in the state at this time than has occurred during ; any other month of .the present winter. The disease seems ; to be general, though not so fatal as during the war years ' whqn accompanied by a form of pneumonia. However, par ' ticularattehtion at this time should be given to Severe colds, "which, If not checked, might result In serious illness. "Inch and a Quarter Jimmy" is doing his stuff at lort ' land again. Local Rotarians who expect to visit the inetropo '. lis next week better leave their small change at home. -. .Some fellows imagine that the heighth of intelligence Is reached when they answer all interrogations in a trite manner. KEARNEYS " SATURDAY SPECIALS Beat Grade Cane Sugar, I21ba for .......85c ananat, per dozen .'. 40c Lemons, per dozen ! 25c Kel'.ogg's Pep, 3 plcga. for ...3Sc French Peas, Beat Crade, per can .. Sc French Mushrooms, per can ...50c Red Ribbon Sweet Potntoea, per can 22c Crown Pastry Flour, email Vrown Paatry Flour, 9 lb. sacks .' 55c Swan's Down Pastry Flour, 2 pkgs 65c After Dinner Cluster Raisins, i pkgs 35c Citron, assorted pigs, orange and lemon, I lb pkg 35c Braxil NuU, 2 lbs for ; 25c Com Potatoes, 1 0 lbs for 25c Carnation Milk (Limited 1 0 cans for 80c Serve Yourself $ Mm. H i Slire thit Br6u; them town .$4.00 - t oo . 1.00 - M . .to - leo year - sacks .. 30c and Save at GROCETERIA BY 8ERT (5! BATES GOOD EVENING FOLKS -The pays of chivalry . Art no more The modern sap instead of doffin' His ehapeau In A courtly bow Merely ralsea A lazy forefinger To the rim and Grunts. - ' , DUMBELU DORA THINKS .. Wee Wee is Scotch for Oul, Oul. I U . , .;,,( , , . Hank Metzgor, ths grand film, flam of that bunch of galoots Op at ths metrop known as ths Hoot Owls, waa in ths village today broadcastin' soup at the local Dean eries. - Hank has a sweet tenor voice not unlike the vocal efforts of 8weet William and durin' his short stay In our midst dispensed a few gags which Uncle 8am won't let him shoot Into ths air. Hank la a radio bug from the broad castin' viewpoint which we assert la a darn eight better'n buckin' the static , A herd of local Rotarians will leave tomorry for the metrop to hobnob with the spell-binders of that section. ' . . -PLAINT OP A PEDESTRIAN When I die, bury me deep; Put a motorcycle at my feet. Pickle my bonee In gasoline, Put a sparkplug at my bean. Put the dirt up in a heap And then go way and let me sleep. , , lr . ,r 4 4 . , ,., A feller told us ths other day he notloed a eign In a hash-house whieh read: The bank has agreed not to serve any meals, ao we can't cash any checks." - .. ,., 1 A spot-tin good drummer says there's gonner be a slice Jn the price . of golf balls. . That'a a alice In ths right direction. ,., , He rushed Into his cellar , He rushed right out again For hangln' on hie coat tails Wars IS revenue menl . One of the Mtnorlcan Legion fel lers suggests a community chest fund, for Roseburg. This idee strikes ua as chest right -. There must be some Inhospit able folk In Logan, O. "Nothing," eaya the Logan Republican, "was Isft undone to mar the happiness and pleasure of everyone present." Ths . Pullman . company has bought big farm In Indiana. This will come as a surprise to people who have long thought that the Pullman company wouldn't serve a 'milk-fed" spring chicken that had net taken a post-graduate course In a cold storage house-" -The damsels ars certainly wear In' the skirts dern short and it looka like the moths are goln to starve to death this summer. If today's colyum isn't up to psr we would like to explain that we've been up three nights hand runnln' with a sick radio, i It'i certainly a lotta sport to watch the janes ollmb the ladder of success with ths prevallln' styles. i . 4 . 4" . . There's still a few folks left who can remember when you could kiss a girl and not tasts anything but girl. . " 4 ! Second hand cars are not always in demand but rich widows are. Solomon had 700 wives and ha had to ba wise to purchase Spring outflta for all of 'em. J Let's all ask the tax collector to take a ten-year holiday. . The maker , of chapped skin remedies are beginnln' to smile at the number of bare knees on the main atem these days. t , ' 4 1 "I Bill Hayner. scribe of the Suther. Iln Sun, waa In the village today. i Bill eays Sutharlln Is ooln' to hava ! a new water eyatem whlch'll make 1 Satiddy night baths a pleasure In ; stead of grind. ;- 4- TV. -w. "When feller cusses In nubile Its a cinch his wife lives a heluva life." . sun t iiikk H.m itnAv. tf It Is not raining Saturday ' morning the scouts will meet at the armory at 1:3(1 for an all day hlko. On Ilia last hike the scouts were required to do their cook ing without utensils. Tomorrow , they will take along anything to eat that they want and wtll ha allowed to use cooking utensils. If it should he raining In the morning but clear up by noon, the scouts will taka an afternoon bike for the purpose of Inspecting the ramp silo fnrnishnd by lh Klwania Club. This party will leave the armory at 1:10. You can rat your fill on our randy and It w ill doOu good either box or bulk we have our: own special huruhound drops. Lloyd Crocksr. e" -Vil Perplexities over what to have for Dinner often arise Perhaps company comes unexpectedly and that is just where our Delicatessen becomes a real life saver. Roasts, Pie, Cakes, Salads . : and. Tamale . . t j ; Salt Rising Bread Thursdays SATURDAY'S J SPECIALS Baked Beans, . Boston Brown Dtead, Marcaroni and Cheese Hot Bread every noon. VOSBURGH&W Fancy Grocers WHEAT SLUMPS AS . RUMORS RUN RIFE . CHICAGO, March 20. With a sensational break in prices at Li verpool reported and with advices that a big grain firm In Antwerp was tn financial - difficulty, the wheat market here had a wild start today at an Immediate set back of more than five cents a bushel. . May wheat opened at J1.58J to $1.60 as against 1.60 J to $1.64, yesterday's closing figures. x Fluctuations alter the oponlng la the wheat market .were rupid, but rallies soon became the rule and extreme downturns ot 51c during the Initial , transactions proved to be the limit for at least the time being. So eager was the selling at the start that many brokers beat the opening bell by half a minute Severe upsets In the price of other grain were also wild. Rye values were smashed down seven cents a bushel and corn nearly 5c in some cases. WINNIPEG, March 20. The wheat market today waa again thrown into disorguuizalion. May wheat hit the tobagKan at the opening for a recession of 8 l-8c to 1.57. MIU4 CA It It IK Kltl'SR AND ' JAM. CAM,Hl-;l,l MAItlflKD. From private letters received In this city. It Is learned that Mrs. Carrie Krtise, whose home Is about four miles west of this cUy and James Owlflcld, well known Kot)eburg man, were- married at : Walla Walla last Balurduy night. Mrs. Kruse was called to the Washington town a couple of weeks ago by the illness of her daughter, Vanela, who la attend ing Walla Walla College, and a week ago Mr. Cawlfield took the north-bound train and while close friends of the couple rather sus pected that a matrimonial alliance was contemplated, were kept In the dark concerning the affair un til this week, when news of the! wedding was received hers. Mr. I and Mrs Cawlfield are expected home In a day or two, and will make their home on the farm near Melrose. Carload of doors,; all stylos and sizes, Just arrived. L. W. Mutzger. BORN DIXON To Mr. and Mrs. 8. T. Dixon, of 620 South Pine street, on Tuesday, March 10th, a daugh ter, Betty Jean. There Is a mlRhty good reason for It. Everyono la using GKI.M.M DUOS. MILK DREAD. Ita quality accounts for Its popularity. Phone 133. SENATOR TOOZE BACK IN GAME (AsnrUtrd Vnm Lnsnl Wire.) SALEM, Ore., Mar. 20. An nouncement was made here today that State Renatnr Kred J. Toore ot Oregon City has pudchaaed the Interest of John L. Brady in the Oregon Statesman, morning news paper here. Brady came here a year and a half ago from Salina. Kansas. Mr. Tooze has served at the last two session ot the state legislature, representing . Clacka mas county In the senate. He sas formerly In the newspaper busi ness at Oregon City, as publisher ot the Danner-Courior. Arundel, piano tuaer. none 1K9-L STOP Children's Cough with F0LETS NpUti-4ticTUwttprlnlW Cll1lrnlttll. Lrr4 oil In W. F. CHAPMAN CHRONIC 'TVL ' COUGHS Chapman's ef'-iii Drug Store ' 'f&i&Zi Phone 515 ORGANIZATION OF SPECIALISTS PORTLAND ANO CATTLE OrTlCII THE unpirtllcltl tuccew of the Dr. Chai. . Ocan nonsurgical method of creating Pile and other rectal and colon allnienea has built an organiz tion of highly trained tpecialUts to care for the patient! who come from all para of tne Wert. . The tkill of theee ffpednltta la proved by the unqualified GUARANTEE that each Pile mtTcrer U cured or hi fee REFUNDED no nutter how long standing or how eve re his caae may be. uWJi DEAN. M.D..Inc pORfLArtu an i cts' Seattle officcs; n. f?..;ii Mn-BIl Ut.-sfce. BuilJen NOTICE To all 'users of Fairbanks-Morse Z engines. The factory Z engine service man will be In Roftebura; next Monday and Tuesday. Anyone who may be having trouble with their 'A engine will be given free service If they will notify us not later than Monday, March 23rd. We are agents for Fairbanks-Morse Z engines, pumps and scales. , L. W. METZGER Oak and Pine Sts. Phone 36? Do Not Delay f! ' Insure Today Protect your property from loss by fire by carrying an adequate amount of insurance. Our agency Is at your service at all times In matters pertain ing to insurance. G. W." Young & Son Insurance 118 Cass St. Phone 417 Kcsmn team LAUr; KIDS IN WINTER. WASrtlN&'4 NOTMOWFUN OMLfc&S By US YOU I HAVE IT DOUt ! I i Tou can't get much fun out of the winter wash un ities you have us do It. Let ua submit for your con sideration our special rates for tho weekly wasli and we believe that you'll take advantage of It. Roseburg Steam Laundry j . Phont 7 Roseburg, Or. Smart Serviceable Linoleums , Spic and span, colorful and sunshiny, and from tthe kitchen the uso of Lin oleum has spread to every loom in the hone, due . to its usefulness and dec orative qualities. Loveliest Pntlcms and Lowe:) Prices LE E COMPANY S2t N. Jackson SU Rorcburg my book. 25 Dm NOX FURNITUR savin n Ju'n.t c There is a saying that "nothing succeeds like success,", and "success jnore often than otherwise comes from doing some common thing unconynonly well." SKAGGS UNITED STORES exemplify both trutha.- . - ... Our organization has progressed, to he .point vhere. under our k economic scheme of buying and distribution, it is our privilege .to sell nigh quality merchandise at lower than prevailing prices, and in o doing offer the consuming public a serv ice, definite, tangible and continuous TH E SERVICE. OF SAVING. : . , ..... . It is our pleasure, also,. to instill into the minds and character of our personnel, and establish and maintain in our stores, that ait of cheerful promptness and desire tp please, so commonly (acting in ordinary stores. ,i ' ROBERT E. LEE SALMON, Med- C7. CREAM OF - turn red. 3 cam for - Ulbl fox.. BRENTWOOD )fcA$, .ize cans for ...... -i... ........... W I w STANDARD TOMATOES, 3 cans JJj, MATCHES, 1 Boies:.. SUNMA1D SEEDLESS RAISINS, . , , big 4-pound bag ..... WHITE BEANS, best quality. PEANUT IbUTTER, bulk! 2 lbs CHEESE, hill Cream, 2 lbs ....... CRACKERS, No. 5 slightly salted SHREDDED -WHEAT, 3 for.... SAfURDAY FEATURES BUTTER, One lb., 48c. 2 lbs. .. Wtfl J BANANAS, 3 pounds for Qjj SUGAR, pure cane, 1 0 GRAPEFRUIT, Large for Skaggs United Stdi-es No. 254 WE DELIVER ORDERS OF $5.00 AND OVER 1 1 5 So. Stephens PHONE 230 Roseburg, Oregon SUNDAY SCHOOLS ' SHOWING GROWTH The American Sunday School I Union Missionary, Kenneth A. To i bias, of Eugene, finished his visi tation work In this part of the. , field for the month of March. I The Klce Creek Sunday School 1 which was organized in January, ! has shown a .remarkable growth, the average attendance the last , few Sundays being noar the fifty i mark. i A new Sunday School was established on Sunday, March IS. It will be known as the Winston f Crusaders Union Sunday School. Mr. Charles Hoffmetster was i elected as Superintendent. It Is announced that the Sunday School will meet In the Winston school building every Sunday afternoon at three o'clock. The ten Sunday Schools In Douglas County that are under the aupices ot the American Sun day School Union, are as follows: Comtock S. S. at Comstock; Cur tln S. S. at Curtin; Oreen S. S. at Oreen; Olengary at Glengary; Winston Crusadera at Winston School district; Rlc Creek S. 8. near Dillard; Lavadouro 8. 8. at $HEN VbU "Cured of stomach trouble." B. F. Tanntr, Taco.na. "Cured of boila and stomach trouble." F. t Cox, Tacoma. "Cured of Eczsma." H. O. Warp, Tacoma. "Cured of Rheumatism." Sam Miller, Tacoma. 'Cured my daughter's skin trou ble." J. H. Miller, Gig Harbor. "Cured my blood disorder." Judson Lo-r, E. 8tanwood. "Won back health after 7 years." H. P. Creagsr, Tacoma. "saved ma from Brlght's dis ease and blood poisoning." Maey E. Alksn, Trained Nurse, Seattle. 3, three C7a WESSON OR C7a Quart cans ,.. Half gallons SNOWDRIFT 2-Vb pails. 49c 39c 4-n, paii.. :. ..... ggc .6p":" $1.74 GOLDEN WEST TEA Half lb ... jjg Pound ....-..: ggc ROYAL CLUB COFFEE Per EC a V u pound ......-.-ir itvV BOOSTER MIXED COOKIES 2 -Ms, 325c 37c very best 49s 54c 33c Perfection, packages lbs lbs . : 68c ORANGES, large and juicy, dot juicy, 3 33c CHOCOLATE, I -lb box Mllo; Tiller S. S. at Tiller; Gales ville S. S. above Azalea on Cow Creek;-GUfaam S. S. on highway north of Glendale. There are nearly, four hundred persons at tending services In these Sunday schools regularly. - There Is no secret - about It. If you buy It. Wholesome, healthful, you buy it once you will alwava buy .- It, Wholesome. ;. healthful delicious. It's the quality. GRIMM BROS. MILK BREAD. Phone 133. TAIL LIGHTS FOR COWS UNNECESSARY i . tajroclstsd fus Leuss Win.) LINCOLN Neb.. March 20.. "The brown tall lights for cows," bill which would have required the displaying of red lights both in front and behind all cattle dri ven or. allowed to roam around on public highways between the hours of 7 p. m., and 6 a. m. was killed by the house roads - and bridges committee last night. Taylor-made concrete la good con ere to. TeL J25-R. - . . LEARN HEALTH'S SECRET i . . . ' t j . , . . ' Has Won Back Health for Thousands ' .. Nature knows no disease, hut only deficiency. . Na ture intended your body to have in exact proportion those twenty life-giving elements which alone can give you per fect health. When one or more of these elements is missing or deficient then trouble follows. Moorite supplies or helps the body to secrete the missing life-elements so that health and strength arc auto matically restored. .... Moorite has helped thousands who looked for re lief elsewhere in vain. Come hear its marvelous story and the record of its triumphs. A special Lecturer from the Moorite Company will explain how Moorite has brought glorious health to hun dreds of sufferers from stomach and kidney troubles, blood impurities and other ailments. GUARANTEE If you ire not satisfied with th results, ws will gladly refund every cent you pay for It you to be ths Judge. The Rexall Store NATHAN FULLERTON Roseburg Oregon U LVUS) Cash . C flrj WHEAT, 3 packages - WlU MAZOLA OIL, 55c 89c 49c 55c Hand Dipped, Qp -..-.M B URNS Covr with wet baiting . afterwards apply gently Just received a large shipment ot veneer panel. L. W. Metzger. MATERNITY HOME 1118 Winchester 3t Prions 490 Mrt. D. Cornwell Patients Prlvll:ped to Hava Thslr Own Doctor . The Umpqua Florist Choice Cut Flowers Always i .i . Fresh Finest, Quality Artistic Floral Designs. ,. . .... Visit Our Greenhouse or Call 40-F2.