TWO
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY, APRIL 18. 1925.
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW
Issued Daily Except Sunday by Tha NtwsRevlaw Co., Ine.
B. W. BATKr!
BERT O. BATES-
..President and Manatc-r
becreiary-Ti eaurer
Kalured aa setond clam maltar May 17, 192U, at Uie post office at
Hoseburir, Oregon, under tna Act of March 2, 18711,
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Dally, per year, by mall
Dally, six months, by malL-
rally, three montha, by mall.
Dally, single month, by malL
Dally, by earner, per mo Din
Weekly Newa-Revlew, by mall, per year
-4.00
1.00
. 1.00
. JO
. .60
.100
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In this paper and to ell :! news published herein. All rights of ra-aublk-allon
of special dUpatohes horeln are also reserved.
ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1925.
PETTY STEALINGS
One of the common habits of travellers is to steal
(owels and other minor articles from hotels, railroad trains,
etc. The name of the place owning such property is com
monly stamped on ihe same, but that may promote the steal
ing habit, as tourists seem to like such marked articles as
souvenirs. The more expensive a place is, the more people
like to have it known they have been there, and the more
they would prize some little bit of room furniture showing
that fact. This steady disappearance of portions of their
equipment increases the cost of operating these services by
a considerable amount, which has to be paid for by the pub
lic. As it works out, the scrupulous folks who would be
ashamed to take anything that does not belong to them, have
Jo help pay for the purloinings of those who are more easy
going. One wonders what effect it must have on young peo
ple to see this disregard of the rights of others. If a boy
sees his parents running off with towels and such articles
from their hotel room, it is a temptation for him to think
that strict honesty has become obsolete. If a hungry man
stole a five cent apple from a fruit stand, he would be called
a thief. But when wealthy people take a towel worth a dol
lar, that is just a playful joke, showing their sense of humor
and smartness. If we want old fashioned honesty, we must
begin with these little things. Let us teach the young people
of Roseburg to respect the property of others, and that if
they get a single penny too much in change, they should give
it back. Petty stealings for souvenir purposes should not be
regarded as smart, but as evidence of unwillingness to pay a
fair price for the things we want.
The barring of the last issue of the Harvard Lampoon
from public sale because of its cartoon placing in a ridiculous
light the feat of Washington crossing the Delaware river is
mainly deplorable because of the source of the insult A stig
ma of that sort would occasion no surprise if it were to em
anate from a source notorious for anarchistic ideas or from
an institution of no recognized standing. Coming as it does
however, from the oldest university in the United States, an
tedating the founding of the republic by over 1 10 years, and
situated in close proximity to the city that bears the proud
title of the "Cradle of Liberty," the insult cannot fail to
produce widespread amazement. One cannot escape the con
viction, that the cartoon was issued without the previous
knowledge of the faculty and that it will bring the rebuke
which it so richly deserves.
o
' Within fifteen years there will not be enough Hoyal
.Chinook salmon to supply the fresh market locally unless
'commercial fishing and canning are curtailed, according to
dipt. A. E. Burghduff, secretary of the state game commis
sion, as reported by Oregon City Enterprise.
o
If rumors prove anything the state fish and game com
mission js due for a general shakeup. The opening of the
fish season has had its effect on the governor.
o
There's plenty of fellows standing around to tell the
other fellow how to do things, but the best way to get action
is to lead out yourself.
o
April is generous with her showers.
piews
BY" BERT j. BATES
OOOD EVENING FOLKS
"7 was a feerce
Night far sailors
But a dern sight
Wuss ona fer
The bird without
A bumberahoot
DUMBELL DORA THINKS
Ogra la a boring tool.
OOSSIPERS
Tha ooitipers give ma tha blues.
they always have tha latest newa
and apread It over town. They
know my thoughta before I think,
they know ' each time I take a
drink, or knock tha miasus down.
They hurry-scurry here and there
and aay, "Why, Martha. I declare.
I do not think It'a right You
know that Mr. 8o.and.so whom wa
aaw drunk twelve years ago?? he
atayed out all last nightl
"Tha woman who Uvea there
next door aaid aha heard him come
in at four and curse hla little dear.
Sha aaid he broke a vase or two
and kicked a china closet through
and amashed their chandelier.
"Ha owea. two dozen billa, I
know, tor Mrs. Gresham told me
and doean't want to oav. 'I
don't want you to speak to hlm,'
aaya I tha other night to Jim, 'or
have a word to aay'."
These women keen rioht unto.
aate from early morn till It la late; time thi-re have own no tit-vires
for newa, their ears are keen. They 'approved, und It miliht be well for
parson ana ine squire, ! motorola to proceed cautiously In
tha fo ka who warble in the choir, j the purcha.iipg of their devices un
and all these in between. til such a time aa the approved lint
Id glva a alxty dollar bill to in ready for publication,
make these gossipers Keep still Krank A. IMm, the illuminating
before tha town a a wreck. They've lengln.-er Bcrvinit with the traffic
r ,., " . aer" j division, treated the technical aide
,.,,. ,n my uneca ana cnn
blalna in my neck!
Tha damsels won't attract much
attention until they atart In
wearin' clothea.
DON'T GO HOME
Without first calling at our Delicatessen to at aomethlnc for
lunch or the alz o'clock dinner. Wa always have ready for you
Routt, Pica, Cakes, Salad
and TaunaJea
Salt Ruing Bread Thursday
Fresh Potato Chip Daily
MONDAY SPECIALS Stewed Beef with Vege
tables, Roast Leg of Pork.
Hot Bread Every Noon.
VOSBURGH & WIARD
Fancy Grocers Phone 5 1 5
TRAFFIC HEAD
DISCUSSES NEW
LIGHTING LAW
(Continued from page 1.)
that they must observe occasion
ally whether the beams are In cor
rect focus, which can be readily
done by placing a line on the Ka
raite wall or door, the Bame height
aa the center of the headlights
from the floor, observing whether
or not the main intensities are be
low thai line as required.
"All devices used for the control
of the beams as required by the
Oregon law must be of a type and
make such as has been aooroved
by the Secretary of State. At thla
mined and the woodwork will be
painted next week. Carpenters are
at work today in building a new
counter top for the front office,
and it la expected that work will
be finished about the middle of
u xt week.
or the new law. using screens and
projection devices to ahow Just
what requirements must be met.
"This 8-polnt test aa the law
drafts It Is rather complicated,"
he stated, "In fact, too complicat
ed for the average motorist or lay-
We va always wondered why the nlcal phrase, and points, aa they
English language la called "the K CHlietl hre drBfted into the law
mother tongue but we guesa ita for the purpose of requiring the
becauae father never geta to use it j various device manufacturers.
T T I making anil selling devices, tn so
Tonight la tha Inevitable bath !l''lRn them that they must meet
night. A bar of aoap, a towel, a ; a" ,ne Intensity requirements at
tub and a little aqua pura oughta tne " positions In front of the car
make ya apick and span fer Sun- a" specified In the law, and In ad
day, ulitton pass a prartibillty and dur-
4. 4. lability test, sufriclentiy drastic
it ,ui. ..1 j that when a pair of devices ia sold
J.H. in r f 1 ? .UP..U Sarn and D,i,ced uPn ,he rr It will be
ml"1" ,loatln " down th of auch a type that It will remain
there as long aa the car operates
upon the highway.
"This law becomes operative af
ter May SS, and after September 1
It shall be unlawful for anyone to
sell or offer for sale any new car
equipped with
Secretary
nf fllnln nn mnlorl.l. ha..a until
"Anyhow a feller Is bosa In his thnf time in ni.io. th ..Hi.tmenta ' an' world fnlr the first woman
own home when the fambly la required by law. Motorists will ' k"nvl!rnor Inaugurated in the Unlt
away." i not be required to tilm thi'ir head-1 f'1 S',31'. 'Irs. Nellie Taylor
! lights w hen travelling upon Ihe , "
From the least to tlm larg. st. highways during drv weather, but The mn Prospector exhlhlt
Olil or young. It Is tho ninthly, owing to the conditions of reflfc-. !n ? '. falr. Mis Helen
It has tho flavor. Pure milk, mire linn that r evident imnn Ihe ! 1 aronal or Keglna. Silk. She is
ouiier, pure navor. Almvn gov
ernment regulations. You cannot
ask for mora in a loaf. (JKI.MM
IIUOS. MI1.K IlltKAI). l'hone 133.
Umpqua.
1 n V O ; or motor vehicle not equli
. )J!y?...lAvnA C-VI devices specified by the
NOTICE
I have moved niy blacksmith shop
from 131 North Rose St. to what
is known as the Grand View gar
age building on South Stephena SL
8 blocks south of Cass street I am
new prepared to do all kinds of
blacksmith work, also the building
of truck bodies and trailers. New
wheels for all classes of cars.
HARKY HAOKL
Members of Lilac Circle Notice
Social meeting will be held at
K. of P. hall Saturday evening, !
April js. All menibera entitled to
bring friends. Each lady bring box
lunch for two.
GOOD BUSINESS
SYSTEM THEME
OF PRESIDENT
(Continued worn page I.)
the east years ago." said Miss
Hennett, "that prompted a plains
man to introduce in the legisla
ture or Wyoming territory, the I
nrst women's sutrrage bill In hls
tury. "He offered It as a rebuke to
the cabbage-throwing, and as an
expression of the chivalry of the
frontier. He argued that the
men of Wyoming would not alt
silent and inert, while a women
was mistreated. The bill was
adopted.
"Laver. when Wyoming asked
for statehood, the question aroe
as to whether she would be per
mitted to retain her suffrage pro
vision. The men of Wyoming re
plied that they would wait forty
years more for statehood rather
than enter the sisterhood of sta
tes without their women. When
Wyoming attained statehood, it
was as the first suffrage state In
the union.
Wyoming, sends to the worn-
RALPH HAND MATCHED
WITH OMAHA GRAPPLER
require the dimming of headlights
on wet pavement In passing an
approaching car.
"Motorists should remember
that the Oregon lighting law speci
fies a minimum ramllepower as
(AMncutM Frtm i) win.). well as a miximutn Intensity for a
POI(Tl.ANI. Ore., April IS. dim light. These values were
Promoter Virgil llnmlin JinB placed at 4 eamllepower minimum
matched Itnlph Hand, light heavy- and 12 rancllepownr maximum. It
weight wrestler' from Cottage 1 would therefore be illegal to use
C.rove, with Tom II a v of Omaha. ln lamp bulb In dimming lights In
Neb., for a mat card next Wednes- excess of 12 randlepower. The
day night. ! maximum Intensity Is 21 canille-
Hnv has been wrestling on the power, anil It Is therefore illegal
surface of the highway when It Is " !' '-""i ine location ot
wet. It was deemed advisable to ! ?"lt' ry, o1hv" aml ,,e
...o nuiiiuu luii-uni; YUKHiuer
in the world.
It may be worth while for you
to know that one loaf of GRIMM
I1ROS. Mll.K 1SHKAI) has more
real food quality than two ordi
nary loaves. It costa no more.
Phone 133.
King of Culinarydom
Now
Is ths Tims
( to Put a Nsw
Heart
In
Your
Kitchen
The new SMOOTH-TOP Is a
full brother to tiro famous
VULCAN HOTEL RANGE
whose cooking advantages
are enjoyed by tho highest
salaried chefs In the coun
try. Investigate today our special
offer which will enable you
to have a SMOOTH-TOP
range In your kitchen.
THE
HEART
'of the
KITCHEN
3r
Ladies Jump!
A New Ga Range
For Nothing
Wouldn't you Jump at the
chance to get a new- up-to-date
gas range at no cost
We are not giving away gas
ranges but. It on our special
terms, you trade in your old
gas range for a new
SMOOTH-TOP It really costa
you nothing. This new range
will soon pay for Itself in gas
saved, not to mention food
Baved. -
SMOOTH -TOP complete
oven control not only meas
ures the beat but distributes
this heat in the oven. This
means no cooking failures.
Save Time-Save Work-Save Money
Tn 1GHT before the eyes of 2,500 gas men at the last Atlantic citx Ga9 Show.
JsVV a Smooth-top with the new Speed Burner showed a 38 per cent saving
in time and a 38 per cent saving in gas, in comparative tests with a Vulcan
Open Top range, with old style burner.
With this new Smooth-top. with the New Speed Burner, you will have
the greatest domestic range value offered the housewife.
The new Smooth-top is the only range that provides 100 per cent
cooking heat control, top and oven. Its startling cooking speed and econ
omy will prove a revelation to the housewife. Cooking advantages are now
being enjoyed by chefs whose cooking is regarded as the highest develop
ment of the culinary art.
WITH ONE BURNER LIGHTED
1 enclosed top and perfected heat distribution, cooking on the new Smooth-
top is not limited by the number of burners. One burner lighted will keep
four vessels steaming.
A Demonstration of the Smooth-Top Range is yours for the asking
SEE IT ON DISPLAY
Southern Oregon Gas Co.
BOY SCOUTS HOLD
- COURT OF HONOR
tiTtHlnmrnit, am! plans am bcliiR
mull for an lnurt'n0nK ovrnliiK.
Pacific CftiiMt for Boni tlnic and
haw met all of tho IcadlitK Hutu
heavyweights with varying cue
r'Hu. Promoter Hnmlln Is planning on
lining Ahe Knptan. Chicago, with
Hilly K'lwnnls, of Kannun city, on
the main event nne week from
Your day of roasting ovr a hot 'next Wednesday night,
oven are gono for over, (i 111 MM
One of tho best court of honor
meetings held by tho Hoy Scouts i HUOS. llltKAU satisfies your every
of IhuiKlatt county, was conducted deslro. Phono l;tJ.
last night at the city ball council
chamber, the meeting convening
at 7:30 uVlmk. Judgo (ieorgo K.
Qui ne, )r. C. Kin ley. and K. W.
llaynes wero the judged of the
court taking up their duties ln a
very efficient and aatlKiartory
manner. A. H. Hrftton, scout mas
ter, stated that they made up one
of the best court a that ho has over
observed.
Tho four scouts taklnir second
class testa were. KiiKt tie Luvo, J.
F. IxMig. Karl Henry Kalkner and -WIIIIhiu
I'nrath. One. boy, Meni
iiin-K, quiu ii icu iur nrni class.
" Those taking tests for merit badges
were Kusell Iaughead, who passed j
'i - in iiimi n imiiiiii, l it u s Him i
flremanshtp; Harold Thomas qua.!
If ld for first aid; Tom Mt lh.Hcll!
passed In hlktng, physlrul dendop
nient and cooking; and Maynard'
Hell passed In conking, cycling anil '
camping. Hrmit Klnm Jackson!
qualified In civic, cooking and pliy-j
ilcal development, nnd tiem j
Churchill In public health, scholar
ship and camping. I
juoge ijuine was interested in i
tho cooking tests and Insisted that I
the scouts taking the examination j
prove, their efficiency In cooking!
at some future date by giving him i
aarnples of their cooked food.
The meeting was opened by aj
prayer by Itev. Sl- wait O ltell and ,
a short address by the ncout com I
mlHsloner, John Kunan. At (he I
close of the meeting each Jtnltie :
made a few- remarks on his evening
of observation on the benefits of
scouting. Ihe scouts cIomU the
meeting by repeating the snout
oath and laws And the pledge of
allcgtence to the flag. The rous
acout troops are planning a form
of entertainment rorWhn Parent
Teacher Association, it. be h.-M m
the high school neit Tui- O w'i
ntng In the hrh school auditorium.
Kach of the three troops (ill fuf-
KST K, 1 1 X T. XIM V I : KS
Tit MKKV l lf MIT
KAMI Al (it ST 2,1.
( Asss.wialr.1 Irrm Itard U'irO
MKDFOHI). Ore., April IH.
Annoutncnient waa made here to
day by Paul II. McKev, president
of the Western States taxpayers
conference, that the $?.t session
of that body would be held in
Portland. August It Is cus
tomary with the orKaniiatton to
hold the annual inttlug in the
state rroni w hh h the president
Is eleeted.
Ic1-gatc nnrtlilpatlng In the
conference mil attend from Ari
sntwt, California. Colorado. Idaho,
Montana, Nevada. New Mexico.
Oregon. Texan. Hah. Washington
and yountiK.
Call Mt'd see the new product
at the WalUns More. 10 V. Iine,
Tel. 177.
Grass rockers at Powell's.
Mt Itll-T. VAli-:itllll.T
It A II AVIS AMO;
Moni;i; t.Mtl.S.
(.MnHafi TrrM I .-.) Vk'irr.S
NKYV YOltK. April K.Frel
vriek Cameron Church. Jr., of
Hoston. who is to wed Miss Mu
riel Viinderbllt. will ohm In the
perfect wife among the four hun
dred. It Im Haiti by those familiar
with New York social circle.
Miss amieriiiit ti aul to nave '.,.v(
none of the habits which at times ' cation,
cause comment a to thr modern
Ctrl l.ong before her debut n he
discouraged smoking and i link
ing. At Palm Ile;eh lat sen son
she wore conservative l'ulhhiK
rotutnes for mm and surf baths.
She ujm a neither roug? nir lipstick.
to use any candle power of lamp
bulb higher than 21.
"The base of the adjustment for
! tho 8-polnt test Is a theoretical
line, called the line of parallelism,
'of Ihe line of horizontal, and is a
position measured from the center
of the headlamp to the ground.
All devices opera tine under the
i fleet the light rays that the beam
projections are below this line of
horizontal. In other words, the
j light Is converted by the approved '
I device tn such a manner that the i
! intensities are below thp level of
i the beadlamns on the roadway.
D'LV WbATHgR REPORT
TJ. S. Weather Bureau, local of
flc. Roseburg Oregon, 24 bourt
ending 5 a. m.
Preeip. In Inches and Hundredth
Highest temperature yesterday 53
Lowest temperature last nlglit 47
precipitation, last 24 hours 12
Total preclp. since 1st of month 2.26
Normal preclp. for this month....2.48 i willy's Overland preferred, drop-
M AX WELL, NASH, MACK
STOCKS ARE CLIMBING
NEW YORK. April 18. Stock
prices continued ther movement
to higher ground today under the
leadership of the motor shares.
Maxwell A and B. Mack Trucks
and Nash Motors were marked up
one to four points to record tops.
i by R, A. Booth, who declared that ,pany Is not entering that territory,
no purchase of a site In that re- although some timber U held by
gion had been made or was. con- allied Interests," he said. "We are
itemplated. not purchasing mills, mill sites nor
i "The Booth-Kelly T-umhor Com-'timber In that district."
Total preclu from Sept. 1,
1921, to date' 36.64
A v e ra ir e pruc i p. from 8 ept
1. 1S77 29.S7!
Toisl excess from Sept. 1.
1924 6.77
Average precipitation for 46
wet seasons, (September lo
May. Inclusive) 81.48
Rain tonight and Sunday.
WM. BELU Meteorologist
ped 21 points.
and above tho headlamps the in j jn t1(, rirmii
Notice To Gas Consumers '
das will be shut off Sunday, April !
19th between the hours of 2 and A 1
p. nt. because of necessary repairs :
to tho plant.
SOUTHERN OREGON GAS CO.
BOOTH DENIES REPORT
SPRAGUE RIVER MILL
SEE BROWN AVENUE
If you are contemplating bund
ling a home. See Itrown in West
Roseburg heloro you decide on a
location. P. J. Itallf.
AI'Tn Tul misTh t mI It
M t III t.l 4.ol,i-:v Sl IO XM
(.! I' MM I S KM K To
M,,ir.! i. i..,, Wirr ) ! h'i!ii,MM lis si;i.i.i:.
V ASH I Ni'iON, Apnl 1 Com- j
munitti near the pluvround of i.a.,i Wira-.i
the nation ud HnK popular mo-j POKTI.AN l. (re . April is -tor
trails will r-HP n Jj.'.oo immi.. A thins uelf l.all nt (lie Portland!
pun crop of tour
year, the Anieri
ts k-nli! this goir club ycHtenlay struck .1. W.
an Automobile Port'-r, l earold labcrT. in the
Association estimad t lodav In temple. He wMn knocked nn-
tenslties are ho modified that th
will not obscure tho vision of the
approaching motorist or car.
Practically all new cars sold
during the last two years have
been equipped at the factory w'th
s which meet these specif! I
and. It will be only neces
sary for tnp owners or inese car
to have the required adjustments
made.
"It will he ill. gal for a person t
have a spotliuhl or foglight on the
riirht hand side of the car. These
lii-ht should he placed on the left
hand side, pot less than 8 Indies
to the l fT of the axis of the v
hide, nnd aie tn b o attach.-!
that thev cannot he moved with
out of the 1lt- of tools. The bMT!l
ntut be directed across to Pie
rivht hand side, striking the read
wav tt the right of the center aN
nnd not to eC'rd Tit feet ahe.t l
The beam of the spotlight miiM be
tn adjusted t b it when shining -r
a scr-M-n 2." feet distant from
vehicle, it will be no larger ihn
10 Inches In diameter."
Tho mi eting held here was V
flrt of its kind in the state. V-
H-iffetv nnd Mr. Pirn went to
m i of th Slate of '
On-iron f..r Dntitfliis Ctointy.
KPGKNK. Ore.. April
Ira wimiM-riv hii.i Kannii- k. wim-1 nia lof a report niat the Booth Kel-
t'Oiiy. rinlntlffn. v. i4-tf l.umher Cnmnanv hmt nnr-
chascd a mill site In the Spravue
V. A. Yoiiklm and M. A. Ynnirii'.
Ami also all oilirr persons or par- ;
preittcilng suioni.ih.ie totirlng o(
iinpreetMienwi in -ep-M t ions.
Perlarlng its futur. i-rn rmi
servattve, tho am it Ion raid
motor travelers would divide $!.
liiMt.HOO.OMO between Piorida nnd
California, with the purk rei;io'i!
In the West and V w KniMstid i wh
also bidding for a lame siutre his
A "h per rent Increase In 1 1
number of hng
was foreisted.
conscious, and w a- at f n -t
ttioiikht to hae a tractured skull,
but todc v I r. links Ken en re
ported t her .is no f rart tire.
To hi Shea, Port land n" pa
perman. was knocked unconscious
at the Cast Moieiimd golf links. ,
n Uti as he was pol - d for
drive, a KolT ball trtn k by
mild- ntifie.t person, taiuht
unknown lalininic any rlnht.
title, estate. Hen r interest In the
rHl ("state deseritu'tl In th coin
plaint herein, ivfnicbints.
To W. A. YonmiP and M. A.
Yontcu, and also all other persona
or parties unknown claim I nit any
riKht. title, estate. Hen or Interest
In th real etnte de.rth.tj (n the
complaint herein, defeti'tunts:
ln the ntmn of th 5ite of Orn
iron. Yti are hereby reipiired to ap
penr and answer the complaint fil
ed against you in the ahove eiitltb-d
emit and cause within atx Week
from the date of the first publica
tion of this summons. anl if you
f.tit to so appear and answer aaid
complaint. f.r want thereof the
phtintitfs will apply to the luiirt fr
the relief demanded therein, a suc
cinct statement of whkh is . fol
lows: r or a decree of the above
entitled court forever quieting the
title of the plaintiffs In nnd to Lot
numbered Two (ji t io. k num
bered ti In the town : hraiti,
liouKlaa c-iun'v, Oreiron. and nd
Julsna the plaintiffs tn l. the
ow ners In f simple nt s.itd rea I
property, and that the defendant
hate not, nor has anv of them, any
estate. riKht. tub', interest or lien'
In. upon or to, slid leal property, or
anv part thereof and for su- h ether
and further relief as to the Court
Iiihv scetti lu.it Mild etiintjililH In llw
Miirsbfield todav. where a sinii'.ir i prnitcs.
si-hool ill be hel l. They will tlw i summons Is aer e4 upon
demonstration- 1n all of the lari:-
OUR SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER
You Will Come Again
Open 5 a. m. to 12 midnight
Fresh Clams and Crabs every; week.
We put up good Lunches
Uye DOUGLAS GRILL
W. R. WARNER. PROP.
imri uicii u i nir iiueifj iit-jw inunj
LOTKi KIDS
fov& "s. The News-Revievvll
UK .
points of S-'Utht-rn Or.'s'n.
tln-n no tit nlhrr station, of t1'.
1'.. Th trt'iitir t:t r t of th. r.ttn
tvtK-n Mill, nf couts', lit1 taKrn Hi
In t'ot I Ism!.
IMPROVEMENTS BEING MADE
thr
I
diHgiiH.' tnii- Ititn just liihin.l ihn hit car.
"zo:
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