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Newspaper Page Text-- TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, THURSDAY." APRIL 8, 1925. ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW Isaued Pally Except Sunday by Ths Newa-Rcvl-tw Co.. Inc. tt W. BAI E.-t , ilEKT O. BATES- i'rt)ldeul and Jklaiiuisir Secreury-TieiHurtr kn lured as wwud -Ubm matter May 17, la.!u, at ths post ol'iuti at Host-burg, Oregon, under toe Act of March 2, 1SVU. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Dally, per year, by mail- Liaily, aiz months, by malt. rally, three months, by mall Dally, single month, by malU Dally, by carrier, pur mouth- Weekly N'ewsKevlew, by mall, per year .14.00 . 2 00 - l.OU - .60 . -6u llriubrr of The AMOclalr 1'r.M. Th. Associated Pra la xclualv-ly antllled to the use for r.publl cation of all o.w. dl.iucht. credited to U or not otherwise credited In thla paper and to all loi-al newa publli-aed nerein. All rights of re-publK-al.on ot special dlspaicliea herein are also reserved. ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1925. CHILD WORKERS Jl'. A study of the health of a group of working children 14 - to 15 years of age, just made by the industrial commissioner of New York state, indicates that nearly half of them have physical defects that are aggravated by tiro work they tvre doing. Of these children under investigation, about halt have taken industrial positions because money was needed at home, while the other half did not like their school work. It was found, for instance, that one quarter of the children witii defective eye-sight were working under eye strain, while half of the children with heart affections were work ing under nervous strain. There is a sharp difference of opinion as to whether the working conditions of children should be controlled by the federal government or not. But however one may feel on that much debated question, sym pathetic and progressive people must regret to learn that so many children are doing work that tends to impair their physical equipment for the tasks they have to take up in la ter years. The years of adolescence are a critical time. Boys and girls can not bear the strains during that period that they can carry in later years, when their physical condition reaches a more stable level. The children must be protected through this formative period when their physical develop ment is in a state of flux, and when it is very easy to per manently depress their physical power. It is the duty of all to consider carefully the matter of child labor in their com Tnonwealth, and decido whether the protections thrown around their children are adequate or not. ' The community .that fails to protect its childhood, is about like the farmer who grinds his seedcorn. CENTRALIZED BUREAUCRACY Governor Pierce struck a popular note in his comment on governmental encroachment upon state powers as recent ly set forth by Senator Borah in answer to an inquiry from an eastern publication as to the governor's views on the " question. Federal interference in the conduct of state af fairs is, to a large degree, becoming alarming, and if con tinued will eventually result in centralized bureaucracy. (The governor had this to say" on the subject: "Over one-half of the area of our state is now under ' federal control through forest reserves. .We fuel the en croachment of the bureaucratic government at Washington in almost every activity. We are perfectly competent to gov ern ourselves. We will earnestly resist all future attempts to increase federal authority encroaching upon our powers of self government. Agree with Senator Borah and fully endorse his patriotic utterances, feeling that state's rights are being encroached upon to a dangerous degree. The at tempt seems to be to change the whole form of our govern ment. We believe in local government and not in centralized bureaucracy." . o Say what you want, advertising is the life of business. The fellow who fails to tell the public what he has or what lie wants is losing one of his greatest business opportuni ties. The fellow who tries to make liimself believe to the contrary is bucking a losing game. In this day and ago the reading and buying public look to the columns of your home paper to satisfy their needs. o The News-Review is going into the homes of over four thousand people every day. This means that it is read by ov er twenty thousand people in fhis county alone. It is a wonderful advertising medium, not only for the merchants of Roscburg, but for every community in the county. PtCMS BY BERT & BATES GOOD EVENING FOLKS We always wondered How they served Salad before Lettuce leaves Were Invented. DUMBELL DORA THINKS The closer m man Is the more distant his friends are. l H Lather Barnes says there ain't no use lookin1 forward to summer with Joy as there ain't gonna be no circuses here this year. V V V Tom Ness Is around the village this week promotin' the sale of garden hose, bein' mostly Interest ed In the amount of aqua pura that flows through the hose. Th janes ara usin the shop windows as mirrors this week. V fr The average taxpayer isn't really hard-boiled. He's Just merejy soaked. . The happiest damsel In the world Is the one who can go into the Clothes closet and can't decide which bonnet or frock to wear. 2 01' Sol was out in all his glory today but his rays failed to bright en the countenances of the dis gruntled tax-payer who has his paid receipt tucked safely away In his vest pocket. wnn trym- to ahow off your radio to friends aiwaya remember that pride goeth before atatic. . fr The Portland ball team suffered a aevera ahutout yeatiddy at the hand of the Loz Angleez fellers. Now the Beavera are gettin' back to normal. Since the red necktie epidemic haa broka out In the village we can't help thlnkln' that a feller is never a prophet in hia own hum town. F'rinstance take Claud Can non. He was the originator of the fad ten years ago and the same fellera who booed him for the out landish color scheme are this week aportin' the Bolsheviki national emblem. Missus Cal Coolldge haa decid ed to attend Easter services in a bonnet ehe wore before. The ol ong, "Put on your ol' gray bonnet, with the red ribbon on it," will be aung by the choir, we imagine. A London newa Item aays blonde chorus girla are scarce and the use of peroxide ia practically passe. Well, well, that'a encouragin'. Now a feller can marry a chorua girl and know what they look like out of the calcium. 4r , Happy ie the man who can talk hia wife Into weedin' the garden and mowin' the front lawn. A little learnln' la a dangeroua thing we've heard but not In this age of cross-word puzzles. " Mayor Dock Houck haa not as yet donned the high silk hat hand ed down to him by ex-mayor Nap Rice. Nap aaya that unless Dock weara It pretty soon he'll borrow It for Easter Sunday. fr ' ASK YOUR HUSBAND1 That is, tell him to go to the Delicatessen and bring home something I Roasts, Pies, Cakes, Salads and Tamales Salt Rising Bread Thursdays Fresh Potato Chips Daily SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY Breaded Veal Chops Hot Bread Every Noon. VOSBURGH & WIARD Fancy Grocers Phone 515 STsaWta-a RADIO PROGRAMS From Pacific Coast Stations Mi'i't your friends tumor- row at the J. ('. Penney Co. rest room on the balcony. Keatur-m for Tliui-Mliir, April O. KHJ Los Angel Times, Los Angeles, Calif. 4i5.2 meters 12:3U p. in.. White's Cullfot niuna; 2:31) p. m., Matinee niusicule; 6 p. m , Art Hickman's concert Or- lctaest.ru: ti:JU p. ui.. Child. u' program; S:uu p. in., Ue Luxe program. KGW Morning Oregonlan, Portland, Oro. 491.5 meters 12:30 p. m., Hose City Trio con cert; 6:0(1 p. in.. Children's pro gram; 6:0U p. m., Special Pre- raster service; a: On p. m., Ore guniun Concert orchentra; 10:U0 p. m., .Multnomah Hotel Strollers. KPO Halo Bros., Inc., Ban Francisco 4:29.5 meters 7 a. m., setting-up exercmea 10:30 a. m.. newa bulletin; 11:50 a. ni., -Market reports; 1:00 p. m., Hudy Meiger's Fairmont Hotel orches tra; 4:30 p. m., Stei;er's orches tra; 5:50 p. m., children's hour; 7: 00 p. in., Steiger'a orchestra; 8:00 p. m., Duuu Gross, buruone and program. KIX DAILY BINGLF.S IN BIG LEAGUE WEDNESDAY'S GAMES IN COAST LEAGUE At Los Angeles 4; Port- I land 0. ' At San Francisco 6; Seattle 11. At Sacramento 4; Oakland 2. At Salt Lake 9; Vernon 8. i: : WASHINGTON, April 9. An at mosphere reminiscent of the worlo series days of last October sur rounded the home coming today of the capital's own world cham pion. With them were their rivals companylng them were their rivals In the struggle for tne diamond crown, the New York Giants, with another clash scheduled between the two ttHmmnt wlnni... W. tn. Oakland Tribune, Oak- dav to revive th tn n,on,ri land, California 509 meter I 0f tle 124 classic 7 p. in., newa bulle.in; Silent at- j Their exhibition series now lr-.-;.,'!U ?: m' ,., , : stands 5 to 4 against the cham KitO General Kleclric Com- j,on3 pftny, Oakland. Callioruia 301 I TnB senator. i-orn,l their third meters lo:4o u. in., classroom ......,,. . , i. limn- Augusta yesterday 8 to 7. eon concert; 4 p. m.. Hotel St. I ' Francis concert orchestra; 7:15 I p. m., Joe Novak's golf lesson; 8 p. m., KGO Players in "Civilian Clothj's"; 10 p. in., Henry llal- dtead s Hancu urrhestra. . KKi Karle C. Anthony, Inc., Las .Angelvs 4t,7 meters i p. m., news bulletins; 7 p. ni., Gar dens -Muic Shop Hawaiiuns; is p. in.. Standard Oil Company pro-' gram; 9 p. m., Palrick-.Marsh or chestra; 10 p. ni., Los Allgeies r.xamiucr program, siraiijht victory over the Giants at ST LOUIS. April 9. Roger Hornsby, second baseman a"nd pride of the St. Louis National's I had a great day at bat at San An i lonio yesterday, against the Tex as league club there. The cardin , als won 15 to 3. Hornsby got 2 ' scored four times. t homers, a double and a walk and Like the Cardinals, the ltrowns I also won by a big margin, defeat ing the Chicks, a Southern League EASTER SALE .Extended Until Sat., April 11th Inclusive EXTRA SPECIAL Silk and Cotton Crepe Print Dresses Silk Alpaca Dresses Special $5.75 A Nice Assortment of Our $17.75 Numbers Left LOOK THEM OVER THE LADIES SHOPPE 139 N JACKSON STREET J-rauuvN for 1-riil.iy. April 10. K11J L04 Angeits Tiim-a. i-us AiiKt'k'iJ, (Jul it. 4 u.i. a mciors l:iu a. in., I'ulact Hallruuin or eiuvMru; p. 111., Muttiicti mu- tih-alf; ti p. in., Art ilitkmuna Biilinure liott'l concert orchi-stru; 6:0 children's program; ;:.(u p. in.. Weekly tulk, p. m., Musaul progniin. MlV MorninK Oregonian, I'onlaiul, Ore. -lu 1.5 in uteri I club, at Memphis, 13 to 12. by a score ot NKW YORK. April 9. Aaron Ward secomi basfiuun of tiie Yankees, took his turn in miMquer adiiiK uh llabe Ituth yesLenlay and sent two balls hurtling ovt-r the center field fence at Greenville, is. C. I The Yankees captured an easy victory over the Dodders of Brook- kHSSSVSsjjjjMSHMSMSM CARD OF THANKS NOTICE AUDIT OF I I BOOKS. NiGHT CALLS STOPPED BY ALVITA Ttita belne the last vtk hp fori Kaster Suitlay. w hy not drop in and net your Kaster kk randy, ckk dyea, fancy cards, and chocolat.-s. lAlmi iinlt'r Viiir ten i-nim fur dm. the annual Strawberry Festival for Koseburg. This is at-1 day dinner. Lloyd (.'rocker. Come on, boys. Got your name on the dotted line for "A lot of ms think wo are good because we pretend to be shocked at the sins of others." 1J:;JU ii. in.. lioat! iltv Trh ion- '& 10 to 3. cert; 5 p. ni., children a program; Five home runs ramo out of th ti p. ui., dinner concert: 6 o. m.. I Hrt three innmns. two lor ara, I nivt-raity of Uivuon Ivcture; i one apiece Ie ways a bir event and one that tho city and county takes much pride in supporting. The manvho is looking for exercise can get it on his lawn. lie will also help beautify the city. A little work each day will accomplish wonders for a run down man or yard. o The real offenders of traffic laws are seldom caught un til they bump the other fellow off the highway. U'hen, some of them fail to realize the seriousness of reckless driving. CONGREGATION WATCHES PRIEST CAPTURE THIEF Portland is getting ready for its annual Kose Festival an event of nation-wide importance and always a big mic cess from the standpoint of genuine entertainment. nill'AiiO, April 9. A man who Rtteniit'd to rob the rectory of St. VletiieM'H Catholic Church here ; yesterday w as discovered, chased I through tl' iidjciininic church and ! captured after a fisht by the Uev. I'eter Kimlen, assistant pastor, jwhtle Miiriled worshipper. Uav ;inn a lenten nervice, looked on. The robber hiul collected most jof the pallor s valuables, when the j priest appeared. He dashed down a pas.xai:vway into the church cloH. ly followed by the prh-M, wlm urapphd with him as they reach ed the altar. j When police arrived they found ;the robber subdued. ,. was hi Id on a charge of attempted buiKlary. il:.)U p. in., iioot Uuis; l.oU p. ui., H'f city Trio concert. Kl'U Hale liros., Inc., San Francisco 4:jy. meters a. ui.. seUiug-tip exerciseiA; 10 u. Ui , chut ir housewives; iu:a newa bulletins; 11:60 a. m.. Markri re port; p. ni , Coinuioiiweaitli 1. I11I1 Luiu'hcou aiidie.ss; l p. m., rite.tjvrs Kairinoiu Hotel on he.s iru; 4;li0 p. m., .strikers on-hes-tra; K p. 111., The Oratorio "!eveu Last Words nf Christ". KIX tiukland Tribune. Oak land, Calif. it)t me (era b:uu p. tin., dinner concert by Horotiiy llawiey Ainernaii Theater urKati lt; 7 p. 111., new.s tiems; 8 p. 111., riacred Cantata "AHclujah" Uy auiif't tllee Club. j KFI Karle c. Anthony, luc , l.OS Allgeu'it. Calif. - 41m uk-IiT 5 p. 111.,, news bulletins; ti. j p. in . lecturer; 7 I lawanan In strumental concert; l.os AnpUg Fxaminer inKram, S p. in., n -crly 11. lis Sim ne Club program. KUO OaUiand Callioruia, li. 11 eral Fleet ric Coinpan .; l n, ters II; lo a. in.. I'liuit iu.' I', li ny talks, ll.;i'i a. 111.. buui i.mo concert; ;t;oit p, niii Studio niu-i-cale prouram; 4 p. in., lintel ,i, FraiH is concert orchc-at ia, ti . i j p. 111., Slot k reports. i-aiuceH for Sj(iiinl.i, Aptil 1 1. Kill- I."' A t:t-li-h linn Aui;eles, Calif. it.i.J nteiei.- -t 2 : .10 p. in., ariici H S'Hi; lu l n C.tllfoniuis; 2:'Mt p. 111., Mali;, o niusi.ale; t; p. m.. Art UU kui.in s for Karl Coombs, Kerry and Milton Stock. CHICAGO, April 9. Charlie Robinson went the route in tho "1 was having to K't up fliort , than half a dozen times durum the' nihl, ami probably twice that in calls during the day, to relieve my bladder w eakness. Uy the time I J had finished taking the box of Al-; vita tablets, 1 was practically ro ll. ved." I (Signed) C. L. JENKINS. Alvita Tablets are Scientifically, prepareii from I fie womteitul alfalfa j plant, which th tough its long root1 absorbs the vital elements lime, 1 iron and phosphates necessary to ' We wl.-h to express our sincere thanks ami gratitude to the many friends who were bo good and faithful during the long illness and after the death nf our husband ant) father. We wish to especially thank lr. Wainscott, Rev. Need ham. Mrs. Fulcher. and the lodge brothers and nisters of both the i. O. O. F. and the Ku Klux Klau, MRS. W. S. HOWARD ! AND FAMILY. COOKED FOOD SALE Chicago White Sox game with Ev health and vigor. Alvlta has prov- 'ansville. lud.. in that town yester- ed especially beneticiat in over play. He was the first of the j coming kidney, bladder and pros 1 twirlers of the staff to travel the j tate troublu. No matter what have The Hose school is giving a food ' sale, April lllit. at McKeau, Darby ic Haldwiu's. Tho money taktn in will go to the Library and Athletic fund. COUNTY Notice is hereby given that the County Couii. will rtcelve bids up to and including Wednesday. May 6, 113. at lu o'clock a. m., for the audit of the, books of tho Sheriff, Treasurer and Clerk of l)oji;ias County, Oregon, for the year lie'4. Successful bidder will be required to furnrsii a good and suffici-nt bond in an amount equal to 2. per cent of his bid. All bids to b- filed with the County Clerk. The Cou.t reserves the right to reject any and all bids. By order of the Countv Court. IRA D. kiddie:, County C'eik. Arundel, piann tunnr. mo dp 1S9-L regulation distance. The game, the seventeenth of the Chicago I Cubs, ended 17 to 7. the Evans Iville right banders being touched for 11 runs. Nib Fa Ik, the big j Texan, led the White Sox attack ! hitting a home run and four safe 1 ties In six times up. DETROIT. April 9 Follow ing n 6-to-2 victory over Knoxvitle, Tenn., yesterday, the Detroit Tig ers left for Nashville for a two game series at that city. Try a hand made he for heavy hoeing or sod. It run not be beat. Sold by Wharton Bros. ou tried, try this renudy of Na ; tine now. A dollar buys a box at ; W. F. Chapman's Pharmacy. ROSEBURG AUTO TOP AND MATTRESS CO. Wilson Sarcophagus Unveiled TllL Report business condltioifft uceiu to be picking up. The Home Res taurant had a new awning put up by above firm Wednesday and we i have several more orders ou hand. It is lime to get ready for hot weather. Call 4S for quirk results. We make your awning right here and it fits your build lug wheu it's up. i o j Studebaser cosU H-ss per pound than butter. Some fellows who complain oi hoinjf overworked spend half of their time talking during business hours. Too nuieli "jawbone" has killed many an otherwise good employee. o Greet the tourist with a smile and a handshake. A lit tle good cheer in this direction will pay big dividends. I Al HI It OF (.I f I D. IUV.H IS Itl I'Olll l D LOW Norton KrMing! ridding", of Uiis liiite ill at Cold xperted to e. f nt lit-r of Clenn rltv, s rt ported 1 1 1 It. and if not according to a Many a man belongs to no many organizations that the only thing that he is real sure of is a bif funeral. (teb'KMtm rect Ived hvre b his con ; 1 vi" tt-rdav Hftei noon. Mr. Fd- j Jd rikM left Jest' id:e i veiling for 1 1 Cold Hill to be with his fnth r. i-iiiiuoit) not l on nt-stra, t p 1,1., deer-.!icd program. Kl'i) itale iiros.. Inc., S.o Francis-! o-- 4jy..". meter , a. in., exeieist.s; 10;. io a. m , as builet.iiM; l;ml p. in , Uud m i ger's orchestra; mui p. m., .--t. Mi haels Choir. KFI - Karle C. Anthony, li I.o AllgeleS- 4M.lliet.rs p. in., iicwh; .i:;:u p. m.. l.u .u.. i.t Kiamiticr program; J p. a., I.ke Arrowhead orchestra; .to p. in , l.os Angeb a Fx.iuiinri io gtuiti, p. m.. Ar'oluu Tru., 10 p. in., lu kard Kadio Ciuli. KtiO - tietieral Fieclru t" u- i Norton The only man that ever died of overwork fi already dead. So don't let this little matter worry you. o With Uabe Kuth out of baseball for ten days onegceri not anticipate many thrills until hia return. 1 u.o- heon L F1.1 I.OS ANXIKI.KS. April It Sparkling, bubbling (otument on the public s-Tvice commission's re cent announcement that the Owen Valley water feud was tu a fair way to be settled by block . purchase,, of valley land and wa ter rights, wan coursing down the Los Anneles aqueduct today In the rhapp of eUhlv two second feet of additional water from ditch's in the lllshop creek of Inyo county. Two agents of the city were In the valley yesterday with intruiv Hons to turn over deposits agre cang llTo.iMn) to sellers of a bh'?K of about 9.oo acres of head- .7T 1 IP I : (hot cross buns I : IM.ling' Is one of the rt; 4 p. m . Hotel St Ki .1 1. Is j water land as soon as delivery of earlv stnw math dt iv- ' n'er t onheilia; a 7 in v,o-jwater into the aqueduct began. C! Mirvivmg in Oregon, and is : arfs e,ia 'The Miiiai;e ci tV'Heforp wonl was rcetved here 'well known in this .it. having"" ; I " m . Henry H t u- is i that tin? tranetln hsd be n cnni- driven a coach out of here lor a 1 Francilotcl dtiii Ij-'a. ! pp-T.-!. a sudden swelling of the I nuniher of ers. llv has been I o jfli' into Haiwep renervtdr. chWf '111 for so ms time, nnd es- WHi londurt my annual 1 1 -ter i st..ige in ef the aqueduct, was j tenlny hecami tnvi whmc. He Lilly potte plant sale at I'lnj pis ' not' d. an liicrea ,of righty-two It m 111 am frieniU in ltoebutg and (Irme k and Confectionary. .st 'second fset or about W.Ouo ,000 gal- j Hurrotindliig icinity who will be .Oak M Hrilg, near M rc ll it-, ons daily 'sorry to learn ot hi illness. al. -iin sia , Ihursilay, h,, Good Friday Specials! You'll turcly want a, dozen or two of our. 1 lot Cross Burn for Good Fri day. Their delicious and dainty taste make them especially wanted for this day. v li J- . x .4 . .v ' ; - ;fn --Jkii iisisij , . : ! j ! " ''iilallill 111 ; iMiliilliJ, ; r- - - --t'j . ' ianJ Saumtav. April ! io 11. hv- This is regular strawberry weather. To nlvi'rv.M-s watching th hi'! ttllrh thl-Oa as good as a t'le- lltiih gmilc. vura Lucy, rag i-rvonr luHii lu c. .intl my gram slatUi that lae dial was j rugs at t'uarvll's. ilitily our. Mis. t D. uu. jclostd. . Call up Phons 241 , This Is th cnmp'-d s.irrnrhnt'us ovrr ih inmh of iha latp Won't row Wilson In the llethlrhi'r. lh:pel of the Wuhins:in rallinlrnl. -here It has )u.t horn unvpllnl. The thrre r.igs surmnjntlng It ara Mslortc. Two of t:rm arf thf "Pn-sldf nl's F!aa." pn . :HKl by tha (JoiS ent to each President, rriirrsfntiiu; Mr. W ilnn ton Insilura Hons. Tha third is th American fia carricil by the firnt!Kntfrl-aa troops who marrli.d Ibroueh lon In Ihs World War, W1U Wlisoa as u.ir conim-inuTun.tt.si at luiiba.