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ROSEBURG NEWSREVIEW. FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1925.
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R06EBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1826.
THE COST OF INDOLENCE
" As the observer of modern life looks around, he must be
; impressed by vhe amount of trouble and deterioration caus
: ed by indolence. He can find a good many women, who, as
; the result of having indolent husbands, are having to sup
' port themselves and children in part or altogether. Some of
these husbands disappear and drop out of sight, whilo ottt-
ers are out of a job a good deal of the time. He will find
'. workmen dragging about their jobs, performing their task
I with little spirit, and increasing the cost of getting our work
: done. He will find listless children in the schools, making
; no effort to learn their lessons. Soon they will be out in
the world, dawdling through the motions of some job that
! calls for no brains. The world pays a heavy cost each day
; for laziness. What can wake these folks up ? In some cases
; the removal of some physical defect would brace them up.
; Some theorists do not approve of our competitive system,
but it is' the one and only thing that can stir these laggaVds
from their drowsiness.
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' " San Francisco has disposed of the Dorothy Ellingson
; murder case by an 11 to 1 verdict, declaring the 17-year-old
"jazz girl" insane. There is no doubt that Dorothy's jazzing
; proclivities had a great deal to do with her state of mind at
the time she committed murder. Taking the life of her own
' mother, however, seems too outrageous to condone with an
asylum sentence. The least expected would have been con-
firiement for life in a penal institution. But, in these mod-
ern days of doling out justice there seems to be great stress
' laid on one particular phase of all murder cases the state
' :of mind of the defendant and, judging from the success of
this defense in many recent murder trials, there is no doubt
: .left in the mind of the ordinary individual that it doesn't rc-
quire a great array of evidence to prove a man a genuine
"nut" and a woman can be placed in the same category with
a less degree of effort. It pays to be a littlo off your balance
every now and then if you contemplate "pulling off"
something spectacular that might be classed as murder.
NE
An Englishman who recently advertised for three
youths to accompany him on a trip to British Honduras, had
300 applications. He might have got 23,000 if he had tried
It in this country. Yet the daily task is full of adventure, as
tvell as an expedition to capture wild beasts or contend with
a ravages. There is a beast called Sloth which requires quite
a battle to conquer. Also it calls for more wit and ingenuity
to meet the competitions of the business world than it does to
fight the savages.
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Oregon now has a "Tammany Hall," though named "In
dependence Hall." Its origin began at Portland and, so far
as one can discern at this writing, the main intention of the
- new organization is to do and to help do things political for
" 'the chosen few. Judging from the Hall's temporary officers
It they have no novices at the helm to set things off in fine
1 1 shape politically.
Already California is beginning to broadcast the fact
that a lot of small garden truck placed on the markets in
' "that stato is going to waste. It seems like a case of over
! "production, or a lack of buying on the part of the public.
', .'Probably Californians arc taking on their usual spring diet.
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; ; An unsigned communication, dealing with the proposed
; ; paving of Second Avenue Soutli, has been received at this of
;;fico. There is no objection to printing the communication
- but the author must be known before it will receive any at-
'i tertion.
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' , Advertisers in the News-Review find an easy route to
; .a successful business career.
Woman like,
; Dorothy Kllingson sobbed at the verdict.
.she expected more.
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The usual Easter headgear will be on display Sunday
'rain or shine.
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', This is Hot Cross Hun Day
Try one, or two.
-and they're good eating.
New Shipment
of
Easter
Pattern
Hats
C
will ha on dinplny Friday iinrl Saturday Spctinlly
I'rirrH for Tevo Onye
SPECIAL 8ALC ON ALL SMALL HATS
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THE BELL MILLJNERY
PltKMS
Br BERT a. BATES
GOOD EVENING FOLKS
When feller hat
A (hot of flu
Ha wouldn't mind
A shot or two.
DUMBELL DORA THINKS
A fly wheel la a merry-go-round
for fllea.
i
Juit when a feller geta the Spring
attire paid for along cornea the
beautifully colored vacation trip
pamphlete.
Tha American Legion drum
corpia ia connderin' purchacin'
dust-colored pantiea for tha Pnne
ville convention.
Tha Amalgamated Arsoolation of
Egg-layers secretary ia this week
distributln' blue ribbon to tha
prize hens of tha community who
are doin' their bit for tha Easter
breakfast next .Sunday a. m.
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We'll bet some of tha village
flappere who parade the main stem
In the p. m. don't look so dern chio
about eight a. m.
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Hi French found a few quarts of
high power likker on the roof of
a buildln' down near the depot last
week and Immediately turned it
over to the sheriff. Hi was afraid
tha dern stuff would eat a hole
In the roof and neceaaitate a
brand new set of shingles.
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Things are glttln' back to nor
mal agin. An Espee train waa a
coupla hours lata yeatiddy.
Jese Shambrook, prune-juicer
from tha thrivln' metropolis of
Umpqua. waa in tha county seat
today, disguised aa a dirt farmer.
His tattered derby was proof
enough that Cal Coolldge oughta
get busy with soma of his farm
relief work.
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The chlnooke are gallopin' up
tha river accordin to reports
reachin' this sanctum and If they
keep pesterin' ua with such bulle
tins we'll hafta declare a recess
fer a day or so and gaff a few of
tha peaky critters.
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Dock Sether, ex-Roseburger, was
In tha village today from Eugene.
Even tho' Dock haa been hobnob
bin' around tha campus for a few
months he haa not yet donned a
red necktia or elongated trousers,
which proves that you can't learn
an ol' dawg new tricks.
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Bill Harding 'was on the main
drag bright and early this a. m.
sans necktia or derby which is
prob'ly evidence enough that he
fergot to buy a loaf of bread yes
tlddy eve.
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ODE TO A LOON
I'd rather shove a lawn-mower
Or wield a garden rake
Than cavort upon a golf links
And a dozen birdies make.
I'd rather wipe the dishes
' And beat the front-room rug
Than apend the day a-fishin'
Or have the huntin' bug.
I'd rather have it rainfn'
The Spring gives me a pain
Some foika may think me crazy
But I'm not, I'm just insane.
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A Pung Chow company, makers
of mah jongg sets, haa gone into
bankruptcy because the advent of
the cross-word puzzle craze. One
thing in favor of the cross-word
puzzle Is that It doesn't take the
shin-bones of a million cattle to
manufacture a real ivory set of the
dernMhings.
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Since AlbujrUia, the hum,
ouija board has left the village, the
"I told ya so' club la gettin' an
Increase in membership.
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The feller who is always leanfn' 1
up agin the nearest available ob
ject rollln a cigarette, never makes 1
much of a hit with his employer.
He may be quite adept at twirtin'
the rice paper Into shape but he'll
never be startled at aeein' larger
figgera on his weekly pay-check.
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"Most any young damsel can't
see how in heck her mother gits
along without knowm' about life."
ASK YOUR HUSBAND!
That U, tell him to go to the Delicatessen and bring
hftme something
Roasts,, Pies, Cakes, Salads
and Tamales
Salt Rising Bread Thursdays
Fresh Potato Chips Daily
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY Short Ribs of Beef with
Browned Potatoes; Baked Pork and Beans.
Hot Bread Every Noon.
VOSBURGH & WIARD
Fancy Grocers
Phone SIS
DAILY BINGLES
IN BIG LEAGUE
THURSDAY'S GAMES
IN COAST LEAGUE
(.Wwf.ti-d 1'rtM laM-l Wire.)
At Los Angeles 15; Port-
land 5.
At San Francisco 4; Sctule
3.
At Sacramento 9; Oakland
5.
i At Salt Lake 8; Vernon 2.
(AMnrlatnl I'rrei !ar4 Wire.)
CHICAGO, April 10. Vic Keen,
one time l.'niverttlty ot Maryland
Hlar, pitched the Chlcnico Cuba to
a 4 to 2 victory over the Kunsaa
City Kaws In the openlnsr game
of a scriea of four yeHterday.
PR0UP
I Spasmodic Croup is frequently
relieved by one application of-
V VapoRub
Ovr 1 7 Millie Jan Ud Ymmtly
DENTISTS WILL
HOLD MEETING
riTTSnritOI!, Pa.. April 10.
rttine Into action for (he first
1 1 rue since they started their trip
fast from tho Pacific Coast, the
Pirates yesterday played at Okla
homa City ttnd scalped the Okla
homans 10 to 6. -
Pie Traynor and Klkl CuyltT hit
to the tVnco several times and
had the Oklahoma outfielders
Kroggy.
NEW YOIiK, April 10 Four
thuuttand rettid nts of Charlotte,
N. C, cheered when the New York
Yankees unleashed a rally in the
ninth Inninx yesterday that con
quered 11 rook yn 9 to 8, and insure
ed the Manhatt unites an even
hreak in the exhibition series wflh
three games to play.
NASHVILLE. Tenn.. April 10.
Kor the first time since he went
to the Detroit Tigers, a rookio in
the major leagues, Ty Cobb, now
leader of that team, today faced
the possibility of sitting on the
bench and watching his team
the oiH'iiintr game of the season.
Stricken with influenza yesterday
Cobb was confined to his room to
day by physicians.
The Sout hern Oregon Dental
Association will hold a meeting In
this city tomorrow, at which time
dentists from Med ford, Ashland,
Grants Pass, Koseburg, Oakland
and possibly Klamath Falls will be
in attendance.
A clinic will be held In the after
noon from 1 o'clock until 4, and
dinner and business session will
take place In the evening, starting
at 6 o'clock.
In the afternoon a clinic will be
conducted at the Knights of Pythias
lotUe hall by Dr. Fred (lullck, pre!
dent of the state dental association
and Dr. Frank Mihnos, both of
Portland. This clinic Is expected
to be especially interesting to the
dentists attending the session.
In the evening a dinner wilt be
enjoyed at the Cmpqua hotel, after
which Dr. E. A. Woods, of Ashland
will speak on the subject of The
Relationship of Eye, Ear Nose and
Throat Conditions to Dentistry, a
discurslon of this subject being
Aliened by Dr. B. K. Elliott of Med
ford. Five dentists are coming from
Med ford for the convention, and
several also from Grants Pass and
Ashland. Klamath Falls is in the
Southern Oregon district and Is ex
pected to have delegates in attend
ance. Hoseburg and Oakland den
tists will also attend, bringing the
total attendance anticipated up to
about tweny-five. !
Studebaaer costs less per pound
than butter. 1
UMPQUA POST TO
CHALLENGE WINNER
eft:
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
ST. I.OCIS. April 10. py win
ning from .Memphis, 8 to 5, at
Memphis yesterday, tjie P.rowns
concluded their soulhrrn training
trip. They have been in uniform
UK days an have won eleven out
of nineteen games played since (tin
opening of their exhibition season,
March 11. It h one of the worst
preseason records made by the
Brown In years. The Cardinals
trimmed Dallas 10 to 1 while ling
ers Ilornsby drove out four hits
In as many trips to the plate.
rmpqua Post of the American
i Legion will challenge the w inners
(of the bane bat I game to be played
'on Sunday afternoon between teams
; representing the local Elks and
Odd Fellows lodges. The fact that
the legion post is organizing a
team is expected to result In the
, formation of a twilight league
j which will furnish sport on fre
quent occasions during the late
spring and early summer. One or
I two more teams may be formed to
add to the league, which will make
it possible to play on a regular
I schedul.
I There has been considerable agi
tation for a twilight league, ami
the Odd Fellows took the initiative!
b organizing a team and issuing'
a challenge, which was immediate-j
ly accept eil by the Elks. The Le
gion post is now entering the Us, ',
amj It another team can be formed
to challenge the' winners of the;
second game, the league will be as-;
sured, and the sport fans of the ;
city will be able to enjoy some j
good games during the seaon.
t-.
Four days only. Sale on all rec
ords. Come early and get your
pick at low prices. Moore Music
Shop. N. Jackson St.
Sir Knights Attention
Ascalon Commandory No. 14 will
attend Easter services at the Meth
odist church Sunday evening at
7:30 o'clock. All Sir Knlghta are
urgently requested to be in the
Masonic hall in uniform by 7 o'clock
Special music- and other services
are being prepared for our benefit
and every Sir Knight in the city
and surrounding country is expect
ed to be in the line of march.
W. C. HAKDING. Recorder.
If you were worth a million dol
lars vou could not buv a better loaf
t of bread. OKI MM UUOS. MILK
' LIIEAD. Phone 133.
NOTICE AUDIT OF
BOOKS.
COUNTY
Notice Is hereby given that th
County Court will receive bids up
to ami Including Wednesday, Ma
6, P.CiV, al in o'clock a. in , for the
sndit of the bonks of the Sheriff.
Tn-nsurer and Clerk of DoitchiH
County, Oregon, for the year
ISucceKsrul bidder will be required
to rurntsTs a goiwl and lufMii-nt
bond In an amount eiiial to 2- per
cent of his hll. All bids to b filed
with the County Clerk. The Cou.t
reserves the right to reject any and
i bids.
ly order ot the Countv Court.
Hi A R KIDDt F,
County C'erk
COOKED FOOD SALE
The Ttn si hool s giving a food
sM April nth. nt Mi-Kean. Darby
xO'shtKin's. The mottev inktn in
ttl go to the Library and Athletic
fund.
siruudoL piftDo tuatr, moot ISL
Two-Trousers Suits
Answer Practical Problems
Tlic avernKc man is hard on his Clothes. Thnt's where those Two
Trousers Suits ( ours f if the bill in every particular. They're good
Suits good in style, fabric and workmanship.
$37.50
HARTH'S TOGGERY
KEARNEYS
3oo .C3S $t. GROCETERIA "'
SPECIALS
Bulk Macaroni, 6 lbs. for 45c
Bulk Spaghetti, 6 lbs. for 45c
Bulk Rice Flour, 4 lbs. for 25c
Potato Flour, 2 pkgs. for 35c
Swansdown Pastry Flour, 2 pkgs 65c
Pastry Flour in 5 lb. bags for 25c
Pastry Flour in 10 lb. bags for 45c
Seedless Raisins in 25 lb. boxes, per box, 2 for 35c
Market Day Special Raisins, 4 lb. pkg ...40c
Shredded Wheat Biscuits 3 for 25c
Vitomen Shreds, 2 pkgs. for 35c
Linit Starch, 3 pkgs. for 25c
Meco Corn, 2 cans for 25c
Spreckles Honey Dew Sugar, per uk $6.90
Improved Swedish Health Bread, pkg 25c
Domestic Swedish Health Bread, per pkg 23c
Medium Red Salmon, 2 cans for 35c
Fletcher's Columbia River Salmon, 2 cans for 55c
Easter Candy Duck Eggs, per lb 25c
Easter Candy Bird Eggs, per lb !..20c
M. J. B. Coffee, 3 lb. cans $1.55
Schillings Coffee, 3 one-lb. cans $1.65
. Special No. 600 bulk Coffee, per lb 40c
Our Mother's Pure Cocoa, one half lb. pkg 10c
Our Mothers Pure Cocoa, one-lb. pkgs 15c
Our Mothers Pure Cocoa, 2-lb. pkg 25c
95c boxes Graham Crackers, per box 77c
Serve Yourself and Save at
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