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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1925
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW
lamed 0ily Except Sunday by The NewaRevlaw Co,. Ine.
D. W. BATEf
! llEKT O. BATES-
..hreaiiltiiit and .Manager
Secretary-Treasurer
tulfruiJ Ha nt'cuuil claim matmr May 17, litiO, at the poat office at
Hoaeburg, OreKon, under the Act of March 1, 1879.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Dally, per year, by mail-
bally, aix moniha, by malL.
Pally, three niontba, by mall
Dally, single month, by mail.
Daily, by carrier, per month.
Weekly Newg-lteriew, by mall, per year-
$ 00
2.00
. 1.00
. .60
. .60
. JO0
Slemlirr of The Aaaarlatra' I'l-aae.
The Aaeot-latad 1'reaa la ext-lualvety entitled to tha uaa for republl
cation of all Devi dlapaU'hra credited to It or not otherwise credited
In till paper and to all local newe publlefced barain. All nabta uf re
publication of apeelaj dlapau-hea herein ara alao reeerved.
ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1926.
A PITIABLE CASE OF DELINQUENCY
We listened to the testimony in the Palmer hearing; for
a few hours yesterday. This case originated some months
ago when the father was taken into custody for a crime com
mitted against one of his own daughters and is now serving
a term in the penitentiary, while the mother has been in a
Portland home and the ten children are being cared for by
the Hoys and Girja Aid Society. The case is a pitiable one.
Poverty, brought about by a lazy, indolent husband, coupled
with an utter lack of home management on the part of both
parents, is responsible, to a large degree for the many diffi
culties arising in the Palmer home. There is but one effec
tive remedy for such a combination the unsexing of both
parlies before marriage. This would have be.cn a humane
act. Ten children are the result of this union, and, alter
listening to the testimony offered by the mother concerning
the home environment of the family from the very beginning
of their married life, and there are thousands of cases that
parallel this one, we are easily led to the conclusion that' the
sins of the parents are responsible for the many atrocious
crimes committed in this old world every day. How could it
be otherwise when parents feed their offspring from the
' very beginning of life on such filthy atmosphere as found in
the Palmer abode? It is better for all concerned that the
the children remain wards of the state, that Mrs. Palmer al
so be given state care, and the husband, whef is now serving
a term in the penitentiary, be confined for the balance of
his natural life.
Some fellows get the idea into their head that a news
paper is published for the purpose of giving space to in
dividuals who are inclined to discredit public officials and
private citizens for any shortcomings credited to them,
which is in no way a matter of news. In fact, the individual
with a loose tongue has a sort of mania for "getting ihe oth
er fellow" at the expense of the newspaper. Well, those days
have gone forever. No legitimate publication tolerates such
Stuff any longer. It deals with facts not a lot of imaginary
OUIlK.
take his position on the throne, now that Field Marshal Von
Hindonburg has been elected president of that empire. Vis
ions of the aroma of powder on the firing line and the boys
in the trenches.
This fellow Duncan who has been cutting capers in this
vicinity for the past week, seems to have a fondness for hack
saws. If he keeps up his pace he will find himself dangling
from the end of a rope.
o
We will soon celebrate music weok and if some of the
"birds" who have been whistling and humming around this
office don't get off the perch we're going to distribute some
poison bird seed.
FABRICS S
I-' - " A II I ..a.
!t&2 aii imponaiii
Pimm
BY BERT & BATES
GOOD EVENING FOLKS
Although wt will admit
It was very unusual-
Ye ed. was on
The main atem
Bright and early
Thia a. m. and
We noticed a carload
Of tourists drive up
And atop and the
Driver got out
And gazed skyward.
Rubbed his hands together.
Smiled a delighted smile
And said to one
Of the village peasants.
"Great guns, but this
Climate is superb,
And what a beautiful
Little city you
Have here and such
A marvelous valley
Why, with this climate
And natural beauty
You have the
Garden spot of
The world,"
And our townsman yawned,
Spat out a chaw of
Some brown mixture,
Wiped his chin
And grumbled:
"This is the fust
Speck of sunshine
That's hit here
And I 'apose now
It'll be rainin'
Afore nightfall, and
Mebbe you think
The towns a-growin'
But derned If I kin
See any change in It,
And It's funny you
Kin see anything '
So wonderful about
This gol danged valley
I've lived here nigh onto
Twenty years and I
Hain't rollln' In money
Sun's gittfn1 hot
Hain't It
Oangest weather
I ever seed."
"No wonder they don't repeal
capital punishment"
Call and bm) the new products
at the Wutkins Store, 120 W. Lane,
HAWAII IN NEED
OF MORE DEFENSE
WASHINGTON. April 1!X.
l'Bonn of vast impor'ance in
national rifentto and per hap a
recommendation to roiircM to
atreriRthen tho defensea of Ha
waii, are ex purled to remilt from
Ihe fleet innneuverM conclud-d
yeHperdny In the Pacific. News of
tho landing at Oahu arousal in
tense Interest at the navy depart
ment. Tlioe naval experts who
have contended that the defense,
of tho Inlands nhonld )to made
more secure, smiled knowingly ut
the result of the maiieuvotH,
while others preferred to await
a full official report, before draw
ing any conclusions.
The niatx livers about Hawaii
were concent rat ed on Oa hu on
the theory Hint if it were ruptur
ed, control of the other Islands
In Ihe (croup by an attackinc
force would be a natural seijuel.
News dispatt'hes of the results
of the attack were far ahead of
official advices. Wlivn Admiral
Klierle, the chief of operations,
reached his office today, not even
a prelimnary report from Hawaii
had been received. He Immedi
ately dNpntchvd an Inquiry to Ad
miral Coonis, coinmandftiK the
I'nlted .States Meet and chief um
pire of the navy, asking for in
formation. f The official verdict of
the department will not be reach
ed until an exhaustive critique
has bHn submitted by the umpire.
The food of all looiN Is bread
and tuilk. Here you have both
iurorporatvd in a loaf of GHIMM
HUOaS.' MILK It UK AD. Phone
:i3.
SAVEW
New silks, wools nnl cottons
rue brilliant will, design in
floral motifs, plaids and dots.
In the finest weaves beautiful
in color and texture.
Always tlic Newest
L!iiuuL.UlJit..,k.dLjJ , Xfejl
0 As
O Its.
IrniiTiir
DRUGSTORE
Tha Ladies Shoppc
North Jack - r Street
niO..TtiniinannmnOT.inifiinBin'a'n"'TTi'l
J!
. .rTf :::ims:t:sr
0ii i
Doctors and Nurses
use Kubbi'in Alcolud for at b- s.
bruiser, biineueH and rioxeus of
ol her purposes.
j Puretest Rubbing Aico-
' hoi I- tit , ssa v in ev-
i tv home for the treat-
m-'llt of tited. ilchlPC
, innclt . I sed by all
j b aiUus atlil-'ies.
j l'i liottle $oo
j NATHAN ItJLLERTON
i ?oxri& Drug JAw
lO Perkins Bidg., Roseburg
A Family Affair
The Problem of Something for Dinner ia a Real
Family Affair, and we can help you to a happy conclu
aion. Here are a few of the good things we are offering.
RoaaU, Pica, Cakea, Salad
and Tamalet
Salt Rising Bread Thursdays
Fresh Potato Chips Daily
WEDNESDAY SPECIALS Meat Balls, Spanish; Roast
Pork, Apricot Pies, Fresh Strawberry Tarts.
Hot Bread Evei, Noon.
VOSBURGH & WIARD
Fancy Crocers
Phone 515
IMl'llOV I I!:TS MAIK TO
IKXIKI. CK.All hlAM).
A soft dr.nlc and Ii-e cream
fountain was Installed this week
by P. F. Jones at the clxar and
refrahment counter in the Term
inal lintel lobhy. The fountain
la one of the beat obtainable and
Mr. Jonea Is now prepared for
the warm weather trade. The
size of the stand was recently in
creased and other improvements
made.
Delivered to your door Just In
time for dinner fresh and hot
from the oven. Git! MM llllOJj."
MILK UKEAIi Phone 133.
When you buy a used Ford you want
every reasonable assurance of value
ace juk.
USED Pjfif USED
FORDS W FORDS
FOR THIS ASSURANCE OF VALUE
SEE
C. A. LOCKWOOD MOTOR CO.
AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE
Ford Cars from $40.00 up.
Roadsters, Tourings. Coupes, Tudors
Fordsons and Ford Trucks
Small amount down with easy payments
i;i;ok. i.ti or
r.toiu tiT jri.Ni:i.
(AnawintpJ I'ffn Lcjue. Wire.)
WASHINGTON, April as. A
iM'reuniaMon uf the pi ..Mhltlun
unit is in pr-p-rt. Assistant Sec
retary Amlrt'WM lii ti-itipfl to. lay,
as a result nf tin ni'intt.N hi ml y
hf has K'ven ti tho bureau since
lie Us.HUllied ofl'ire. Si'Telaiy Atl-
drewM did not inclos tth1 naiure
(if the chan pes to be ni.it-, hut
reiterated that Comnilsniimer
Ilaynes uill remain fur tho lire
went in charge of rnioreenint.
Thero was every reason In predict
satisfactory co-ordination between
Mr. Hayncs and his own office,
th" assistant rfperetary doclared.
The finest feeling in the world
Is to he real hungry and be ab!e
to satisfy it with soim-thing that
l at a delicious taste In vour
month. Try (ililMM HKOd.'
MII.K HUl'Al). I'hono i:t;i.
llrand your sheep with Kemps
branding fluid. It Mays on. Sold
by Wharton Urns.
Here's Your Stetson j
Some men expect to pay more for these fine Hats
this season, hut it won t he necessary. Here you can
pet the shape and shade you want and incidentally
the value you've been seeking.
Home of Florsheim Shoes
MJTICU OK SHKIttHJ", SALE
ON KOHK I.HM HK
Nifie ih htr.by kivvii that by
vlrtui! r an exei utieit and ortlt-r of
ale luKiicd out uf tha circuit Court
of the btale uf Orctfon for DoukIus
County on the tilh Any of April,
l'J.'G on a JudKiiient retntvrtd in said
Court on Hie (th day of April, 19. '5
In fuvur of thr pluintiff Alfred Teal,
and u ui nst tin dt-tendants V. A.
Wrltftit and llaud MriKtU hii m-lf.
It. TiniiiiunB and ilr- K. Tinmionkt
hiM wlfo itrm and full name un
known for the iturn of Fifty Three
llundrud ($:3UU.(MI noitara wltii ln
trttht t hereon from thu lfsth duy of
November l at the rule of 6 per
cent per annum and Three Hundred
iipd Kifty ($.:5.0Ui liJlitrH attor
ney's feet). Which hui1 Judgment Was
enrollid and dM kettd in tlte Clerk's
Oll'ire of a id Court in Huid County
on the 6th day of April, and
xrtld execution to me directed torn
tnandin me in the name of the
State oT Ore if on In order to tsatiufy
tuiid judiiif!.l, Interent, costa and at
torney's feeM and accruing costs, to
sell the following: described real
eMtato to-wit:
Heginninif at a point designated
herein u "A" determined ax fol
Iuwh: CoinmeuciiiK at the quarter
section corner between sections 1 1
and 1J Tp. 6 South of itaiiKe Six
West of the Wli !;ini"tte Meridian,
running thence (South -4 . So chains,
thence rioutti 4 d- Kreefc 1 a tn in utea
West 21.1$ chains to an oak Flake;
t hence nouth ZO d. ki ees h.ast 714
feet ttt incties, ihente West U"" f"-et
to said first men turned beginning
point designated as "A' running
ttieiice from said point "A" south
"i'0 feet ; thence south fiO degrees
West 7"'(1 feet; tiieuce South 1 de
grees West 6JS feet y Inches; thence
no nth 40 degrees Kaft oV0 feet ;
tiieuce south ui degrees Koa to the
center of the county road; thence
south to hank of Camas Swale Creek
at low water; thence southwesterly
down south bank of said i reek at
l"W water to its Intersection v.'ith
tlie south line of Jese Clayton Do
nation Iand Claim No. -id in said
Township und Kange; thence Kant
along ; id south line of said Dona
tion Lattiid claim to the southeast
curin-r thereof, thence north along
the Kaft line of the Donation L.nd
Claim to its intersection with the
center line of the County Jtoud a
pot nl herein designated as point
"It" a rid to close mi id description,
neginniug again at sum tirm men- i
Honed point herein designated as !
point "A" running thence north- j
Westerly to the soutlieast corner of i
tlie nortiiwent o,uarter of the south- j
east ojmrler of said section 11, I
thence West 20 chains to the south-!
west corner of said northwest uuar- ;
ter of the southeast quarter of smd
section 11, thence north to the quar
ter section corner between sections
two and eleven in said T p. a tid
Itange; thene east to the northeast
corner of said section eleven; thence
south on said section line between
set i ions II and U, to a point 4.50
chains south of the quarter section :
corner between see t ions n and 12, i
tli. rue smith IJ degrees and mill-
iiteH Ve.-u chains to an oak
Ktake, thence south 2u degrees Kiiat i
At chains SI links; theme North 06
degrees 30 minutes Kast 15 chains; 1
thence norrfi li degrees 30 minutes
West 7. So chains to the center of
tlie County Kouii; t hn e easterly ;
along the center of the County Jtoad
tf the east boundary of Jvife Clav-
ton Donation i-ttid Clnjn aforesaid
i and said point designated aforesaid
as r.cttit ' H '. TogeDier with all and
,1 singular the tenements and lieredi- .
I tameiils and appurtenances thereiin-
to belonging or in any wise upper- :
j talnlng.
Now. therefore. In tlie name of
the St.ite of Oregon mid in compll- :
ante with xatd 'h-miiiihi ntxl order
of sab-. will n Saturday Die yth ;
dav of Mav, l'.'"'. ltel:een the itnius
of 9 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'lo. k I. I
M. to-wlt at one o.lo.k I. Al. on
said day at tlie South door of tho
County Court House in Jtoseburg. i
Douglas County. Urecon, offer for!
ale for cash suhiect to redemption.
all the riKht. title and interest of I
said defendant W. A. Wright. -Maud I
Writfht his wife. It. Ttmnifois and
Mrs. K, Timmons his wife, firnt and
full name unknown, or either of
them. In and to the above described
premises and it was further ordered
bv said Court that the purchnsT
siuill lie placed In immediate posses
sign of sairf premises.
I S. W. STAIt.MKR
Sheriff of Douglas County, Oregon
liy Geo. G. SeweM.
Deputy. I
"How old-fashioned
I must have looked"
Like other men, you'll be saying that too, after a
week of wearing new styles, when you look at the clothes
you're wearing now.
Trouble is, you're so used to tlie clothes you're
wearing that you can't see yourself as others see you.
If you could, we wouldn't have to call your atten
tion to these new ADLER COLLEGIAN suits.
$25 to $45
QPENCBRS
V.XVl'A T .MAV DAY ItlOT
(Aasnriatrd I'resi Oated Wire.)
NEW YOKK. April :.S. Kx
tra police nuanls will soon lie
placed nit all public buildinps,
prominent chiif-hi'S and residen
ces of well known men, it became
known today as a precaution a
gainst possible activities of radi
cal croups on Mav Day. For some
t i in o Btiecial operatUeK have been
watch in;: tho activities of groups
of radical., wl:o It was felt, might
possibly be influenced by the re
cent outrages i Hnlparia.
Money cannot buy a letter loaf
of bread. Why not have the host
when the cost Is no more. (IIIIMM
IiKOS.' .MILK llRIOAU. l'houo
WW1.? V.if Vf JI
Tills Lahcl Protects You
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MASTER
WORK
No suit ever gets too dirty
to clean. Let us call and
get your suit and prove it.
Imperial Cleaners
Our Auto Will Call
Phone 277
WW
It's the
logical
thing to do
to buy your
Used Ford Car
from Your Nearest
Ai3thrlsed Ford Dcalssr
This Label
is your
Guarantee
of Value
aTnrg.'nr.irir.;i;fr4ai '.ai .l CuWi
MODEL DAIRY
The only dairy in Douglas County selling
CLARIFIED MILK
We invite inspection.
Pure bred St. Mawes Jersey for service.
Skim milk for sale. Bring buckets to waeon.
Night Delivery. Phone 44-F11
Ma
A Message of
Economy
Th stock of monuments
whit h w carry, cintiotiv
pnoi appearmice. quality and
fine workmanship, ut prices
h!ch make them outstnnd
In values.
We hire no hluh -priced work
men or aecnts and therefore
can save you from 2" pr
c "tit to 30 per tint on our
work.
See us b' fore placing your
orders
People Marble and
Granile Works
602 N. Jackson Street
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