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Newspaper Page Text-TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY. APRIL 17.'.I925. ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW Issued Dally Except Sunday by Tha News-Review Co., Inc. & W. BATES HURT O. 11ATE3. -President and MauaKur Secretary-Tieaiurer sintered an second, class waller Way 17, 120, at the post office at Koselmrc. Oregon, under the Act of Marco, Z, 1878. SUBSCRIPTION RATES per 7ar, by matl- aiz months, by mall- Dally. Daily. rally, three montha. by malL. Dally, single monlh, by mail Dally, by carrier, per mouth. Weekly Newa-Heview, by mall, per year- -H00 . 1.00 . 1.00 .60 .60 -00 Member of Th. Auwlalrfl Vm. "- Tha Associated Press la exclusively entitled to tb use tor republi cation of all sewi dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited In this papor and to all local news publlaked herein. All right of re- Vuutl. ..uu V. . ....... wifcVHVa U.IVID f E I ? D1. ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY. APRIL 17, 1926. THREE WAYS TO PUSH BUSINESS ", The old time business man, when he started on his pa tient but slow operations, was very apt to make an an nouncement to this effect: "We hope to get our share of the trade." That represented a certain faith in the future that was commendable, but there was not much ambition in it. If he only got his share of trade, he might not be able -to support himself and his family. In the majority of places it has com monly been said that there were too many engaged in trade, and many have always had to quit because they could not make it pay. '. "" The old time business man commonly hoped to win his ay by establishing a reputation for faithful and reliable ' dealing. That was a good spirit, and wholly commendable as far as it went, but it called only for a very slow kind of pro gress. The populations change so much in modem towns, that the faithful old reliable may make little appeal to new comers, who are not familiar with his record of honest ser vice. Also many people in these days will not be tied down to any one particular place. The modern way of winning success, call3 for just this same faithful service and even more of it, but it expects to win a great new volume of trade by pushing for it. The pub lic wants not merely old fashioned fidelity, but it looks for enterprise and hustle and service, and for the efficiency which requires a considerable sized volume of business. The old plodding methods were admirable as far as they wVllt, but they were Slow and not efficient. Today a business vlua who wreaks his vengeance on court advances it, PKMS Br BERT S BATES GOOD EVENING FOLKS Tha short skirts Had tough sleddln' Today on sect Of the gentle Zephyrs that blow In tha Springtime. DUMBELL DORA THINKS Coronation la the mm. nf a flower. j Tha public library was broken Into yeatlddy eve by a yeoo who waa tryin' to steal "Brewater'a Mil. Hons." If cauoht ha may net "Three Weeks." Dock Bailey blew in from the rural deestricka this p. m. wearln' his hip boots and water drinnin' from the brim of his derbv.. Dock's flivver hasn't a aedan top and if it did it wouldn't atay on after a Journey over tha Dixonville boule vard accent on tha bull. Speakln' of wasted efforta we would pause to mention tne concert rendered by the 8alvatlon Army at the Jail door Sunday a. m. which lasted for a half hour, after which the musiciana were Informed the DON'T GO HOME Without first calling at our Delicatessen, to get aomcUiing for lunch or the six o'clock dinner. We always have ready tor you RoasU, fiea, Cakes, Salad uid traalca Salt Rising Bread Thursdays Fresh Potato Chips Daily SATURDAY SPECIAL Roast Beef and Veal Pie.. Hot Bread Every Noon. VOSBURGH&WIARD Fancy Grocers Phone 5 1 5 ;VFltit IMKItCK I'lfCCLAlMS K'Oltl ST e) 8ALEM. Ore.. April 17. Governor Pierce today lulled eat bouse near the foothills. A woman who replied to a telephone call said that WorthlnKton was here 111 with diabetes, but In no Immediate danger of death. 1.09 ANGELES, Apr. 17. John W. WorthlnKton, "Wolf of La Smie Sirwt," Chicago, believed to be dy ing here as he faces a penitenti ary term, lollowlwc his conviction In the Kant of fraudulent operations disappeared today when fresh charges of embezzlement were laid against bint by the Los Angeles district attorney's office. He was (AMorUtrd I'rHI Lteaed Wire.) WASHINGTON. Anrll 17. The rliihl of newmiaiiera to publish In- 1 charged with embezzlement of 150.- come tax lists under the law nro-' Out) In connection with brokerage prisoners wert spendin' the day at vlliiI"! Iur their public Inspection ' house operations in Los Angeles. Rock Creek. i was up fur continued argument to- '1 he Indictment was issued by the J. J. J. I day lu the supreme court. Argu-! i-os Angeles district attorney 's of- , intent upon the question aa pre- 'ice, where it was alleged that Omar Baker, no re ation of u..n,...i - u.-,.rf,i,w,..n i i..... ..... .u- -r .' . L ; " s e apyeai ............ w unu uai-u luueuuue " Brnmiwr, was xne nosi t iiu .-.. K-,..luk. .ua at a bankwet yestiddv eve at the u,. i i -i n... . Oompquaw Hotel, the looters of trupd by adjournment yester-h.?n-B- Cncertln ?"d day five minutes alter it got under ..... .... , lMWuy, iijir appetites or ine v ana -,... - vin.1 uuii, eAiia proclamatiou setting aulde the week of April 37 to May 3, as forest protection week In Oregon. This confirms the national week as set ailde by Presidential pro- clamation. The governor's proclamation urges "that through commercial organi- tationa, clubs, boy scouts, fraternal orders, schools, the pulpit, the press, radio, busl- nesa boueeg and offices, the economic Importance of per- petuating our forests through I conservation and fire preven- tion. be brought to (he at- tentlon of every individual within the senate. You Can Depend upon it Years of service to the people of Hoseburg and the county I the assurance tha public has that this store can be depended upon to supply everything In Groceries at Right Prices You do not have to spend time In making a trip down town ajust phoue your orders and the groceries are promptly delivered without extra cost to you. We guarantee Quality and service. PICKENS BROTHERS Perkins Bldg. Phone 63 SEE BROWN AVENUE If you are contemplating build ing a home. See Brown In West Hoseburg before you decide on a location. P. J. Ballf. Notice To Gaa Consumers WINDOW SALE The ladles of the Methodist ' Episcopal church w ill hold a cook-1 Gas will be shut off Sunday, April ed food sale at McKean I'arby and 19tb between the hours of 2 and 4 Baldwin s, Saturday, April Is. p. m. because ot necessary repairs to the plant. Slightly used ranges at Powell's. I SOl'THKUN OREGON GA3 CO. When Vou Buy Jersey Maid Butter You Buy the Best. SACRAMENTO, and Company of Los Angeles with Kb.uou worth of stolen bonds, be-: Litzberg, a clothing merchant In lieved to have been part ot the loot ! tno ' end of Sacramento was of a Chicago mad rouuery. shot and killed by one of two It waa charged In the complaint !bnd"" early '"day when he grap In which Samuel v nuin,i . ' P'ed with one bandit as the uair work thia week in the kitchen of .. . , ""'"" tne Droaerage firm also was named. " . uo "''""K s pan- th. OomJquaS .1 ; pearl d 0, Missouri is appearing . as counsel, ,hat Worthington and Balentlne e' 'D the 8t0re' The slayers es "P"""'" Is separate froin. that brought had engaged in a bond i.,..n. caPed. lagainst the Baltimore Post on slui- mnsniruev h.n, hik -. ...?.. , Shnriiv rir h liiii. ii,. D-nk.. .! U J .L. j. ,11... h..,u 7 " . - . I . wsi, ii., u'uca ine ne- HI "'"'a'' votees of Gawf to lay off th- Newton 1). Baker, former the Journal- Senator Keed of I o u MEmCIM KILLED BY PEN FUGITIVES fTT Anril 17.-H. J. AV4M4 V -y must also plan for sales efficiency. That is to be had by in tcrestjng so many people in the goods distributed by a firm, that those goods can be handled at a minimum of expense. The way to accomplish that sales efficiency, is by advertis ing, intelligently and continuously. o TAKE OFF THE BLINDERS ; Most persons will admit that political developments of recent years reveal the glaring shortcomings of our citizen- snip, it is nopciui, nowever, uuii a new spiral, ot inquiry has been aroused. People are asking how American boys and girls may be better fitted to face the complicated prob- -icius of politics and civic affairs. One possible path to improvement proceeds from the discovery that in only six States Arkansas, Nevada, Ohio, Oklahoma, Tennessee and Washington is the teaching of United States history required by state law. Especially startling is the fact, revealed by the United States Bureau of Education, that, while 1,093,928 boys and girls in American high schools study English, only 329,565 students in those high schools study American history. - Certainly these facts reveal the need of immediate legis lation in most States to provide the citizens of tomorrow with the knowledge of their country's political growth and development which they must have if they are to deal intel ligently with the problems they will face when they reach voting age. The makers of future American history must not be permitted to advance to their task blindfolded. American Legion Weekly. o In some portions of the country, thero are more women than men. The idea is sometimes expressed that if tho women should combine and insist on running these com munities, the men under equal suffrage would be powerless to prevent woman rule. Some will predict dire results when the women boss everything. Such a result has proved al most unheard of. Certain types of women will always lino up with the men who take the same points of view, and a line-up between men and women opposing each other is al most inconceivable on a general scale. There are other cleavages that are more threatening than those of sex. It parties and races and religious faiths would be as tolerant ot each other as women are of men and vice versa, many harm ful conflicts would not arise. secre- niblicks until the downpour ceases tary ot war, is appearing as coun aa tha persistent efforts of tl a sel for the Baltimore Post, which pill-chssers only disturbs the calm caue will not be reached for urgu- and tranquility of one Jupe Plu- meut until. next week unless the tha community by dumpin' the en. i Solicitor General Beck, In resuin- tire contents of his spnnklin' can ing his argument for the govern along the main i tem. Iment, insisted that congress In I 4 I tended that the commissioner of Next Tuesday is the openin- day if'tenm! revenue should have com- ...... ' r ' ,ii i.ln .(inlrnl ,v..r,tli ,1, whl.H ot tne can aeason in the metrop J" " - - nrf th. m.n.k... tk. u. c...- under the law were to be In the embezzlement by them of l'ce hcan working on the theory 50,000. I that the two bandits were Krank The chari- enn.nin...i ik. aaa Josepn lanko. recent- counts. contained eight which made available for public Inspection." How Nerve Troubles Wreck Health ly escaped murderers from Saa Quentin prison. The theory . waa based on thn fact that the descrip tion of the slayers appeared to tal ly with those of the convicts and also on the fact that KRzberg was alafn with a rifle which had been carried away by the bandits. The escaped convicts recently have League are plannin' to journey i northward with tha klt-w;. unn day p. m. j MILK 11KEAI). I IT MUST UK Pl'UK. Jehosa- TllK (JUVKKN.MENT DEMANDS Crime, crime, crimel phats and June llllies! Wotinell ii wrong? And still we're sendin' missionaries abroad to save the heathens. Sam'l Starmer. wearer of the Gold Star of Authority in the great county of Douglas, took a trip to Salem the first of the week. Ho took 'his travslin' bag along but waa unable to change his sox, due mostly to the fact that he had neglected to pack the dern things before he left. ' IT. , OH1.MM I1KOS. l'hone 133. MILK BREAD. Vs. ttW "The boys with the full balloon pante are complainin' of the breeze." o Arundel, piano tuner. rnonfl 1X9-L FLIGHT OF CROOK Zinnia plants, 50c per doz. Don't pay more than they are worth. The Fern. o AfX'orvr ,ir(i;i.iNi op THOMIfiON ltl:lJ 11)1X1). Any physician will tell you that v80"" con,v'c,f recently If you sutler with occasional spelt. bl'eu reported to carry a rifle. ot nervousness, trembling, sharp, darting, nerve pains, nervous fa tigue, that such a condition Is of ten the starting point of a serious nervous breakdown. Stop the slightest case of nerves before a more aerious condition uuilermines your entire nervous system. Uuln relief by taking Eopa Neu ritis Tablets, which not only help stop painful and distressing nerve torture, but tone up the nerve cens ana revitalize the entire nerv oub system. fcopa Neuritis Tsblt Jersey mam ll I ' JCREAMFRy: R ijTTEk Jersey Maid Butter always has that rial butter flavor that makes It palatable the reason Is because It's made of Pure Dairy Products that are scientifically and sanitarily handled In our modern Creamery. ASK YOUR DEALER REFUSE SUBSTITUTES The Douglas County Creamery SALKM. Ore., April 17. It is possible that today all of the money making up the $5,000 di verted from the state treasury by Clarence W. Thomoson. who is j now doing time in the state peni tentiary, will have heen rhpckprf ;es are nre-iv.. -t .. n. . h'-MT lh.?8id"'.' ? ?resc.r.llr keeper in the department. Yes- """ " iiauiB Willi uie Dfl- ence of Homeopathy, a method of terday Hamilton traced $;00 .hr h . a . f 1,1's'eia:ii I leaves about $iou yet to bo trar u- KoIVa NeurL'i- I'revlously approximate .... lr. i.nanj Kiiti Drt.- 0. C, BAKER HOST HOMA'WOOt). Cal.. Apr. 17. John W. Worthtnpton, who disai peared from the Hollywood hospital a few hours before complaints of embezzlfim-ut were Issued against hi in In Los Angeles, was located ht-re by newspaper men in a mod- uuick reiiei. iney are guaranteed harm less and are free from narcotics. bromides aud coal tar products. amounts. iuiu uruKgisi win return menu them. W. F. Chapman's Pharmacy will supply you. Mail orderB filled. ly $1,000 had been traced, all but $3,000 of which was tnken at one time and the remainder in small Order your graduation announce ments at the News Review office. New line of samples just received. Instant service on piston rings, valves and bearings at the Terminal Garage. PROFESSIONAL, CARDS DR. M. H. PLYLER Chlropractli phvflfdan 12 W Tan St. F. W. Fitch, originator of Fitch tonic, that .special Wixor that has commanded the attention of millions of men whose pates are devoid of much plumage that nature failed to pro duce, has been sued for divorce by his wife, who claims that tie peddled the stuff from house to house in the early in fancy of the industry and put the old boy on his feet and placed him in the millionaire class. Now he wants a new wife. He ought to be disappointed, like millions of his cus tomers sho wanted a new growth of hair on their cranumis which the Fitch recipe failed to produce. O. C. 'linker, local Hulck dealer. was the host last night at a ban quet to tho members of tliu loug- las County Concert Hand.' Tim ban iqiiet was held ill the Indian Hmuu (of the lintel I'mpqua and was one of the finest ever nerved in the elty. Following the banquet short talks were given by members of the organization and several of the officer. Mr. linker Is to be com mended for his Interest In behalf of the Infill band. He has always been a loyal booster for the boys and they appreciate his efforts. The band is now one of KoM'bui k's per manent Inst Kul Ions and prepara tions are being made for a series of Mimmer concerts at the court house miu a re. -o Our lawn need Is tho cleanest that we can buy anywhere. Our frch stock will insure a good lawn Wharton ltros. M iin-HemM-MMi Co. hn pint j recently cnrBiletv.t arrai.C' Tni-tiiM . with Ihe Certain-teed l'rn.iiu-lH Corporation to be Dmittlii County (llrttrihiitoTH for their paints. nr nlhe and enamel," tuul M r. . iiorretuen 1 h in inorniiiK "Th Certain le-d ce U one of the lnrKVH ninnura lu:-r of . building nmterlj 0 in the I ' i: lt tl I Hint Mb today, niHinifHCttiriiiK Home thirty different building m,ti. In I. They have at the pretfiu time seven ditiernnt paint plum, . on u( wh.'h la located at Kuh-j nioml. ( alitortna, All the coat rmiiia aud varuUhc-jiro uiado ut ' f this plant. "In manufacturing nnd selling j no many different thiims ttuii I really come under the one head. a low distribution cost can be maintained, luMiiime saleji exjn'iisc is kept ut a mttittnum. "Volume business and low dis tributtnn coitn cuatile (his com pnny to put their products on the market at a very low prlre. qual ity considered. "The li-'ini-Crrri'll-rn 'o. h.in bren very fortunate in H'nirjnK a dirert fui tory mnnertioti with lite Certaln-ierd ('onipanv jhhI 1 on the same dining bnnlH n the I'ortlntul jubhers. SiiccesMiul buy ing Is the nal secn-t of suntisH f u 1 selling. Our new buiMInz addition If now neatly completed sud In Jul one niire st-,, itw ard i omlte building niaieriHl service To supply every bulliltng demand nud give InstsA' servica will t our Tomorrow nltht will b a p'gular "amateur Nkht" at the Antlers theatre, according to an announce ment made today by the Frank and King Comedians playing at the the ater this week. In one of the nets ot tomorrow night's production, a school room scene will be present ed and for the talent in this act the company Is druwitiK on the oung boys nnd girls of KoNeburg. They will sing, recite iHM'try, anil dance and those wishing lo participate In the show Hre nquited to be at the Antlers theatre tmuorrow morn ing at 11 o clock for a rehearsal. This will glte the psrenls of the Mddle an opportunity to see their youngsters in adlim and should ail mi I a lari;e ariay ot Unn talent. keyword.' Fine Japanese plugs skel. shipped In from Japatron salat The Fern Haul Stoic, 0( . Two-Trousers Suits Answer Practical Problems Hie nvorac ni;in is hard on his Clothes. That's where these Two Trousers Suits of ours fit the bill in every particular. They're good Suits good in s! le, fabric and workmanship. 0 $37.50 ' HARTH' TOGGERY o Today's Cross-Word Puzzle THE QUARTERED DIAMOND Todays Cross-Word Puzzle No. 15L EDITED BY J. C BOYD 1 p f : IS b T Id f.13 I'O I" ImT ,vv: 13 It W- IS 16 7 V- t . '7 V'd .. i K33 vf15 3 Sir ? Lx sr 3? -r- FT """ Ji- -i . 'iV-,'v n 54 5a is gp "Jv ohT 75 : H ; ,y Ji 67 bH 75" ILZZZS:!- "T3 lnmnin,itj 6 lawmaker 9 Hindu form of address 13 changed for the better 15 Angora goat hair (pi.) 17 father 1ft f.mt iliirit 20 spoil 21 Diphthong 22 the upper air 24 rotary mo tions 27 contraction of "ever 23 recorded the rate of 29 obtrusive fellow SO a politiacl body for the pur pose of intrigue 32 open (poetic) 84 smalt, at rone re) 36 conjunc tion 37 notes 39 floe 4 1 perform HORIZONTAL, 42 adversities 43 nepative reply 45 clear profit 40 of frreat size 47 preposition 4 S rested 50 suffix denoting a tumor 62 preserves in brine 61 mark with ridiret 60 passive 67 spread loosely for drying 63 coming above the horizon CO hinjre 6- printer's measure C3 sheltered side 61 blent 6i royal high- bar- ness (alihr.) C6 transporta tion sys tem 6 D hollowed out space 71 one time 72 Native East In dian soldier 73 paradise 1 back of the neck 2 not a pro fcssioitU 3 personal pronoun 4 afford amusement to 5 observe 6 hypotheti cal force 7 mystic ejaculation 8 wanderer 9 pertaining to weight 10 American Institute (abbr.) 11 marked with a hot iron 12 makes use of 14 Kuropcan hcftlo 16 head cov- 1!) separate nclion 3 female bird 24 river f SnnnisM ITolf l.i-m 2G h.irdwood. acorn bear int? tree 30 tri n tra to 31 assault . VERTICAL. 33 outer garment 35 drvases 3it near the stern 39 polish by friction 40 bargain with others 44 one who , rows 47 give sanc tion to 49 muscular twitching 50 number 61 artifice 63 reverend (abbr.) 65 reigning beauty 66 concep tions 5 S prefix nieaning Herewith is No. IsOO. tolution to Puzzle 69 lately made 60 equality of value 61 at that time 61 youth 67 adjective 6 8 personal pronoun 69 north cen tral state (abbr.) 70 contraction of "I would" 111 JTiE;:p;e'r... sVAtAfnl-rleH c si v aTtI ROAQB E'D O 13 o A Word To New Fan. .The numbers indicate the be nmug of word; the shaded stop, id,cato the end. In the loruontnl column are listed synonyms for the words which fit crosswise from the numbers th first shaded stop to iof tlKhU , In th rtical column are listed synonyms to the wonls which fit downward, irom lke numb.rs to the fint fha-.ed spot below. Go over the lists rap.uly ,nd fl jn ll lhe jord. you feel sure about. other worus.