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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, TUESDAY. MARCH 31, 1925 ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW J Issued Dally Except Sunday by Th News-Revlsw Co., I no. - - . i President and Aansgvr Secretary-Ties orer a- W. BATES BE(tT O. BATES. Entered as aecond class matter May 17, 1120. at the post office, at Roseburg, Oregon, under toe Act of March 1, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Dally, per year, by malL. PROMS Dally, aix months,, by mail Daily, three months, by mall- Dally, single month, by mail Dally, by carrier, per month- Weekly Newa-Revlew, by mall, per year-. -ItOO 100 . 100 . AO 1.1)0 v The Associated Press la exclusively entitled to the use for rapubll eatlon of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited la this paper and to ell local news published herein. All rights of re publication of special dispatches herein are also reserved. ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESOAV, MARCH It, 1925. i FAVORITE INDOOR SPORT . . Passing; the buck is s regular indoor sport with man people. For instance, when some fellow wants to lambaat another person he writes a communication to his local paper, setting forth his grievances in yery plain language with a formidable display of adjectives to give his thoughts full ex pression. Then, after all has been Baid and done, he seals fiis communication with a fictitious signature, affixes a two cent stamp and shoots it to the editor of the local newspaper, whom, he imagines, is nothing more or less than a novice and ever ready to pull chestnuts from a bed of red hot coals to satisfy the personal whims of a subscriber. Well, we got over this habit a long time ago. But not until we had the privilege of "holding the sack" for a number of energetic people who wanted to get something off their chest at our expense. This paper is always ready and willing to give fullest publicity to matters of public interest. - It will even go further, in some instances. But we cannot, and will not, let any individual, no matter how important his station in public affairs, use the columns of this paper for a gossip' mill. How any person could have the temerity to ask a pa per to stand behind an assertion that they themselves are afraid to sponsor over their own signature is beyond concep tion. But every now and then we are called upon to do this very thing but we don't do it o - - - A fellow townsman walked into our sanctum yesterday and said he was proud of one thing probably two. One was the fact that he had a good set of teeth and the other was the virtue of maintaining a whole lot of pep and ginger at the age of three score years, or thereabouts. There was a time wiven the world was told by a certain noted physician that viten a fellow reached the age of sixty years he should be "KnocKed off." But in this day and age particularly in the r Umpqua Valley it is a common occurrence to witness men : far above the sixty year age limit frolicking with the boys and getting as much kick out of life as the younger set. And .we know of no better or more wholesome way to keep the flower of youth in your bosom than to give way to ttie clean frivolities of the younger set It makes finer men and women and fits them better for home and business life. o Roseburg is making a good, sound conservative growth. Nothing spectacular nothing savoring of a boom just growing bigger and better every day. And the future pre sents many constructive accomplishments that will be born before the year 1925 goes down in history. The fellow who thinks that there is anything in the air that will keep the tity from growing is nursing an Illusion. Once in awhile YOU hear Some nessimistic fpllnur "hlnu-ino- nff" ohnnt uhol will happen when the Natron cut-off is completed. If any thing happens it will redound to the benefit of Roseburg, and we look for that very thing to occur nothing else. f ' During the writer's absence from the city last week, one of our dearest and most esteemed friends answered the call of the Master. With an acquaintanceship lasting over a period of thirty years we have never found a person in whom we could place a trust of confidence, whose friendship we prized more highly, whose every action was directed through Jove and kindness, than that of Mrs. Charlos L. Hadley. We look ed upon this dear old soul as a mother. Her life through all the years we have known her has been an inspiration to ac complish the good, the pure, the more wholesome things ot life that build better and purer womanhood. o Start right in today to save your pennies so that on next , Tuesday, April 7, you will have assembled one Dig, round iron dollar to be given for the benefit of the Children's Farm : Home at Corvnlli. Thp H . ciJ Women's Christian Temperance Union and is one of the most worthy causes to come before the pooplo of Roseburg. When you contribute to the welfare of the children of this state you are doing something worth while for the future generation and the work undertaken is deserving ot your fullest Bupport. Let's go over the top next Tuesday with a bang good and strong. o Portland is taking on the earmarks of a metropolitan city. Her latest achievement to cope with her rivals is the slaying of a woman by an unknown person who demon strated his ability with a healthy chunk of gas pipe. o The greatest css-word puzzle going the rounds tinlay is how to get through the street monuments planted at the corner of Cass and Jackson streets and keep to the right and still be right . .,. o . ' If some people could, or would, work as hard as they talk, it vvould certainly bo a great relief to those who are trying to accomplish something constructive. . o ,' If fashion should declare that women's dresses be made shorter the stocking manufacturers will certainly have to stretch their hosiery, o May 3 to 10 has been set aside as "Music Week." 'llic air will be full of it with the modern radio outfit in perfect working order. o . Some fellows never gt'ttnny where lor the simple reason they never get up to the starting point BY BERT S. BATES GOOD EVENING FOLKS They had a bolt Of lightning Down In Salem Yeatlddy that Skidded thru The penitentiary Which proves That a feller Hain't even safe Behind bars These days. f 4 DUMBELL DORA THINKS Esophsgus Is a Greek orator, PRESUMABLY Respected 8ir If, aa we are reliably Informed, aa a man wearing the uniform of the U. 8. navy is called a "Gob", should the little children here abouta who wear pocket editione of that uniform be called "gob leU7" Anxiously, ARTIE FISHEL. Owning an automobile Is greet sport, but ons of the main objec tions ie that It alwaya needa a new tire just about the time friend wife wanta a new hat or some thing. HOW OLD IS THIS RUTH? (Overheard In a Drug 8tore.) "I see you are not dating with Ruth any more. What's the mat ter?" "My tailor bill got too high. Every time I left her, I had to have my clothes pressed!" I r l NEEDS SPANKING, WE'D SAY The fellow who ie mussing and fuselng around, scolding and com plaining, reminds us of the little girl who called: "Muvver, I'm up stairs crying; oome an' aee what's the matter wif me." I i l Wonder when prohibition goes Into effect? So far It haa only raiaed the price. The bankers say they have no money. Evidently money la occu pying a quiet aector somewhere In pants. , Je A FATAL FLASH Silly kid, Car akld, Glaea lid. H" Wafflee are like kisses, maybe, because the last ons tastes best. I ' When a man ' la looking for trouble he never haa to hire a de tective to help him find it OKEH WALLIE "Be It ever so humble," Said Wallie MoDome, "I'm free to confeaa There ia no place like home. For your dear home and fireeide How fondly you eigh When you're miles out of town. And your gae tank rune dry. No wonder Washington crossed the Delaware there was a girl on the other elde knitting him a neck tie. 4 There ia bna thing harder to find than a loat collar-button, and that la a broad-minded woman. Scientific boxing la a great thing, but the fellow with the Inch, and-a-half forehead and the 'kick" in hie right hand often takee the winner's end of the purse. And snother kind of peat Is the fe'llah who prefaces a atory thualy: "Thle wouldn't be a funny atory If it waan't true." Usually he'a right SILLY AWSS A silly gink la Abner Carroll, He's less brain than a chigger; Ha atuck his thumb In a shotgun barrel! And then he pulled the trigger. h About the only advantage a horse has Ie that he doesn't have to take oft his shoee when he goes to bed. The steady drop of water wears away the hardest stone, and the eteady drop in pricce makea it hard to float a loan. In 1775 we fought for our free dom; now we have to go to Cuba to enjoy It. 4 Some people are so fond of an argument they wont eat anything that agreee with them. 4 4 Make Household Burdens Lighter Perplexities over what to have for Dinner often arise Perhaps company comes unexpectedly and that ia just where our Delicatessen becomes a real life saver. Roasts, Pies, Cakes, Salads and Tama lea Salt Rising Bread Thursday Fresh Potato Chips Daily WEDNESDAY'S SPECIALS Creamed Chicken with Patty Shells; Stewed Beef with Vegetables. Hot Bread Every Noon. VOSBURGH & WIARD Fancy Grocers Phone 5 1 5 RADIO PROGRAMS From Pacific Coast Stations Kvulunw for TuewlHY, March 81. Krtiti Angeius luniple, Los Angeles 276.1 meters 10:30 a. in., suuuhlne hour, many features; 3:30 p. m., organ recital; 6:30 p. ui., Angelu hour program from uiay studio. KfJW The uregonlan, Port land 4S1.6 meters 12:40 p. iu.. Hose City Trio luncheon program; a p. m., childreu s hour; a p. in., Oregon Agricultural College ex tension service lecture 4) O. R. C. CARD PARTY e Don't forget the O. H. 0. card party at the Macoabee Hall Wednesday evening, April 1st at 7:30. Drawing for the chest of silver to be given away free will take place. De- llcious luncheon. Aiim. 25 cents to non ticket holders. Adults only. aus; 8:30 p. xn., concert; 10 p. m., Mulluoman Hotel strollers. KH ttarle O. Anthony, Inc., Los Angeles & p. m., huur of news bulletins by Herald aud Ex aminer; 6:4u p. m., Kr'l radio lurlul; 7 p. m., dinuer concert; 8 p. m.. Examiner; program; u p. in., Cotleril Sisters; 10 p. m., pop ular ballad hour. KUO General Electric Com pany, Oakland 361 meters 11:30 a. ni., luncheon concert; 4 p. ui.. La Ferrera's orchuslra; 8 p. m., Salvation Army Territorial tland aud other mimical features; 10 p. m., Halstead'a dance or chestra. KNg The Express, Los Ange les 337 meters 9 a. m., stule board of education; 1 p. m., gar den talk; 4 p. m., Heleu's house hold hints; 6:15 p. in., dinuer concert; 7:30 p. m., style talk; 8 p. m., special program; 9 p. m talk on borne furnishings; 10 p. m., Abe Lyman's orchestra. KPO Hale brothers, Inc., San Francisco 7 a. m., setting-up exercises; 10 a. m., chat for the housewives; 10:80 a. in., "What's on at the Theatrers?" 10:40 a. m., newa bulletins; 1 p. m., fitel ger'a orchestra; 4:30 p. m., Slei- 405.2 meters 7 a. m., setting up exercises; 12:30 p. m., an or chestral luncheon concert; 2:30 p. in., matinee musicale; 6 p. m., Hickman's orchestra; 6:30 p. m., children's program; 7:30 p. m., I Diversity of Southern Calitornia addres- program; 8 p. m., talk on astron- ger's orchestra; 5:30 p. lu., chil- istrchestra., omy; 8:30 p. m., special prograa?; , lop. m., Hickman's orchestra. Kl'O Hale Brothers, Los An- i Kl'O Hale Brothers, San Fran cisco 7 a. m., daily. dozen; 10:30 a. m., news bulletins; 10:40 a. m., "What's on at the Theatres"; 1 p. m.. Steiger's orchestra; 4:30 p. m., Steiger's orchestra; 6:30 p. ni.. children's program; 7 p. m., Steiger's orchestra; 7:30 p. m., Conn Hand concert; 9 p. m., pia no solo and other musical feat ures. I KNX S3 7 meters 6:rS p. m., dinner hour program; 7 p. m., Ambassador concert orchestra; 8 p. m., special program; 10 p. m., ! ilollywoodland dance orchestra. KUO General Electric Com- , pany, Oakland 361 meters At 11:30 a. m., luncheon concert; 8 i p. ni., musical program; 6 p. m., La Ferrera's orchestra; Silent 1 rignt. 1 KKI Earle C. Anthony, Inc., j Los Angeles 5 p. m., hour of news bulletins by Herald and Ex- j aminer; 6:45 p. m., KFI radio-? lurlul period; 7 p. m., Nick liar-' ris detective stories; 7:50 p. m.. ; special program; 8 p. m., Heruld program; 9 p. m., Examiner pro- : gram; 10 p. m., Patrick-Marsh , dren's hour; 630 p. m., garden talk hints; 6:30 p. m., "What's on at the Theatres?"; 7 p. m., steiger's orchestra; 8 p. m-a pro gram by Sua Francisco Conserva tory of Music; 10 p. m., Gene James dante orchestra. KHJ The Times, Los Angeles 406.2 miters 7 a. m., sottiug up exercises; 12:30 p. m., lunch eon program. Major's orchestra; 2:30 p. m., matinee musicale; 6 p. m., Hickman's orchestra; 6:30 p. m., children's program; 7:30 p. m talk on Wuliaii by Fred Uod dard; 8 p. m., spocial program; 9:30 p. m., special program; lo: 30 p. m Hickman a orchestra. Fcntures for Weduceduy, April 1. KilJ The Times, Loa Angeles KG W The Oregonian, Port land 491.5 meters 12:30 p. m., concert by ltose City Trio; 5 p. m., childrens program; 6 p. m., dinner concert; 8 p. m., Walkers Old Time orchestra; 10 p. m., the iColburns orchestra. KKSU Angelua Tcirplo, Los Angeles 275.1 metera 10:30 a. m., sunshine hour program; 2:30 p. m., auditorium service; 6:30 p. m., Angelua Hour pro gram, musical features. CHRISTIAN CHURCH REVIVAL Every Night But MondayOnly Two Weeks More The sermons are punk but the singing and orchestra are great. THE ORCHESTRA PLAYS EACH THURSDAY EVENING Each Friday evening is Children's Night. Special Features. NO CREED BUT CHRIST. NO RULE BUT BIBLE IN DOCTRINE UNITY IN OPINION CHARITY . s3 i SOME QUESTIONS BE ING ANSWERED BE FORE SERMON: What is the plea of Christian Church? Is immersion the only baptism ) Did Christ preach in Hades while in tomb) Shall we pray for siclc Shall we accept evolution) H. E. MOW. EVANGELIST SOME OF THE SUBJECTS STILL TO BE DISCUSSED A Covenant With Death. Ups and Downs of a Fast Young Man. Something for Nothing. Judgement and Punishment o f Wicked. Mixing With the Devil's Gang. Three Bad Bargains. A Joyous Funeral. The Resurrection, or Does Death End All. The Second Coming of Christ. Revival at the Christian Church I Did you ever estimate how many ! loaves nf bread your family eat a j year! Why not give them the best j at no more cost and a world more satisfaction. GRIMM I1HUS. MILK BREAD. Phone 133. ,1 I etructed by Contractor Elmer Mett I Kcr for A. B. Davidson, w ho pur chased the property about two years aco, and who haa been mak-i I in a fill and other improvements ELKS ATTENTION e Wr time next Thursday preparatory to the construction of. night, April 2, Chinook Bal- the itarafte ouildlnx. 1 mon, banquet at 6:30, follow- The structure will be 70 by 100 ed by installation and a ninl. v feet In site, and will be of concrete 1 lng card of wrestling and . . . ... . andaH-L The front Js to be slruc- boxing;. . Work Is being started today on a, co, while three sides wll be of Main event Ralph Hand. new building, which will occupy the steel construction. There will be i no pound wrestjlng chain- site of the old Deer Creek barn sa,e8 room 3!t 38 ,eet ln ,ZP' a Pin, vs. Paul Amort, of itose- which burned last winter, and f" ' p'ivat? o("ce' worksHop : burg. which will be the home of the Max- 38 62 ,eet ln slte- ,nd a storage Preliminaries, wrestling and well auto agency after its comple- fPa,cf- 18 ff Jol teet- ,Th! three boxing bouls by fast lo- tlon. The building Is being con- Ju"in! ul Probably e completed cal talent. - uj w. l5tu.lAtJlt H I.I, EVE FULL MThs feller who sex bt never kissed a girl will lis as caaily about other things." RED CROSS FIELD WORKER TO 8PEND WEEK IN COUNTY Mlsa Nell HaWneer. field tvnre- aentr.llve of the RodSH'roK, arrived In Hoaeburg tndny and will remain for a week meeting the executive mmlttee of the chapter here and taking np the work In the rounly. Mlaa llnlrlnxer ask's the rtly at frmjiient Intervals, asrloting In the t-al and ceuniy work nherever POKKlble. ThiT- are a number of mailer" which aho expects to take up In this rounly, and will dlscusa these things with the nfflrlala of the local aud Douglas county chap ters. h I I f I TWO -TROUSER SUITS That Meet Your Demand in Style and Fabric $37 ng your Clothes let us help you rely jr judgment because it is in our business to know the styles and values, and vie know that you can be well nnd stylishly outfit ted with a splendid two-trouser suit for $37.50. That amount is sufficient assurance at this store as to high quality. Many of these suits are made from Washougal Woolen Mills Pure Virgin Wool Fabrics STETSON HATS AND FLORSHE1M SHOES I me new nuiiuing nas oeen leased by the Maxwell automonle agency, conducted by J. W. Michaels, who will handle a complete line of Max well models, spare parts, acces sories, and conduct a sales and service business. -, Grandmother says she don't be lieve a baker ever made it, which we consider a fine compliment. OKIMM BUOS. MILK. BREAD. Phone 133. HE THERE BUILDING LOTS On Brown Avenue In West Rose burg. If you are contemplating building a home see Brown Avenue before you decide nnd see P. J. Hnllf for prices on lots on either side of avenue. GOVERNOR'S HUBBY GETS RIGHTS BACK AUSTIN. Tex., March 31. Full political nnd civil rights were re stored today to former Governor James M. Kcrguson. Impeached In If 17, when his wire, the first woman governor of Texas signed the amnesty blil passed by the last legislature. A good easy way to avoid a fam ily Jar. Sorve GRIMM I1RUS. MILK ilKKAL) and at least the foundation of your meal cannot be criticized. Phone 133. Pile Remedy TAOC MAt, Suffering and surgery can be avoided by using Merltnl Pile Remedy. It Is a scientifically prepared, medicated pjsto In tubes for proper itc; also tablets for Internal use In same package. A remedy of merit which you can use yourself and guaranteed to give relief. Sold only by us. 60c and $1.00 the package. W. F. CHAPMAN'S PHARMACY Particular People Who appreciate good food at a very reasonable price will enjoy our meals. DAILY SPECIALS The Next Time You Dine Out Try . &fe DOUGLAS GRILL WHF.RF. TASTY FOOD PREVAILS Open for Business from 5 a. m. to 12 p. m. W. R. WAITER, PROP.