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rcco ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, SATURDAY. MAY 9, 1925. ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW liud Pally Ssctpt Sunday by Ths News-Rsvlsw Co., a W. BATEH BERT O. BATES. fcawred at second lass matter liar 17, 1820. at lb pout office at Koseburg, Oregon, under tut Act of Marco S, l7l. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Ually. per rear, bj "" Daily, tlx months, by inalL- Ino. l-ally, three montha, by mall Daily, tingle mouth, b mall. Ually, by carrier, per OionUL. Week!) News-Review, 0) mall, per year- f.v - sue . 1.00 . 60 . .60 . l oo ( Tke Aaaeelalea Press. The Associated Prtst it tsulutiveiy auiltlsd to the use for rtoubit, jtlon of all uew dUpetchu credited to It or hot etherwlae credited a imt peper ana to su local news publlahed herein. All rlahta of re rfuoiication ol special dupatcbat herein art alto rtttrved. ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1926. THE VALUES OF A HIGH SCHOOL We wonder if the public as a whole, really appreciates the significance of a high school? Those who have never at tended one perhaps do not, and those who have had that . privilege, clearly recognize its importance. ; From the time one enters high school, he is under a con stant training which encourages thoroughness, fair play, comradeship, citizenship, and sternly discourages those fac tors which are undesirable there and in every day life. The high school of Roseburg is above the average, which anyone will admit upon investigation of facts and conditions. Various courses with the best of instructors make possible to students a profitable time spent within its four walls. The English courses are splendidly taught as evidenced by the fact that, in the entrance tests for high school students at tending O. A. C, last year, Roseburg ranked seventh. Hon ors have been earned by the Commercial Department. The mathematics courses, Spanish, history, science, Latin courses, etc., have for their instructors the graduates of the best colleges and universities. And then, the apparatus for dispensing and acquiring this knowledge is of the best. In the past few months, Kose burg has taken the initiative and devoted a large sum ot money to the construction of a new high school building, which, together with the one now in use, will doubly insure students up to the twelfth grade a splendid education. The city with the good schools is the best advertisement for the immigration of the desirables. Education means pro gress. Progress means success. To the progressive success ful community, therefore, belongs the good schools. Kose Curg has the good schools above the average, so to Roseburg goes the honor of being a town above the average, with good schools and desirable residents. Situated as Roseburg is, in one of the most beautiful spots in Oregon, in one of the best counties surrounded with the most progressive communities, with the rich soils and stable business conditions, what is there that this city ot Roseburg and this county of Douglas has not to look forward to? In fact, what is there right now that Roseburg hasn got, that other towns have, and that it needs. Nothing. ' o MOTHER'S DAY pmms BrBERl a BATES Soma red-headed kid Took our typewriter away Ht't runnin' thla colyum Jutt fer today. Whatever he aaya He'a reepontibie for So when you go out Don't alam the door. He hae a few gaga Ha heard In Wisconsin We want you to meet Miliar Chuck Swanaonl Y Mother's Day, which comes on the second Sunday in May, has been nationally observed for the past two or three fears. On that day, daughters and sons should attend thurch, and remember their mother by some card or present If she is living, a red flower should be worn, if not, a white flower. The son or daughter, perhaps, usually does not appre ciate the sacrifice of a mother, and they also do not realize what some little rememberance, as a token of affection means to her. To remind her that you do is the spirit of Mother's Pay to show to her that you appreciate her, and the love and care she has bestowed upon you since infancy. As some poet has so aptly said : "Nobody knows the anxious fears, Lest Darlings may not weather The storm of life in after years, , Nobody knows but Mother! Nobody kneels at the throne above To thank the Heavenly Father For that sweetest gift a mother's love; Nobody can but Mother I" And so, you are urged to observe Mother's Day appro priately, and make her and yourself happy thereby. o TODAY'S PAPER IS EDITED BY ORANGE 'R' STAFF The first and second semesters' Orange 'R' staffs (by the way, "The Orange 'R' is the name of the high school paper, not of a beverage) have accepted the invitation of the News-Review to edit today's paper, and that invitation has resulted in the one which you are now reading. So far as we know, this high school is the only one in the state which has this privilege bestowed upon them. It is done in-collcges and universities, however, for the purpose of giving experience to students studying journalism. We members of tho staffs know we will find this adventure very helpful, and may perhaps influence some of us to take a journalistic course in a higher institution of learning. The staffs wish, through this column, to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to Mr. Hates and the cm ploypes for the confidence they have shown. By Charlea Swtanson GOOD EVENING POLKS .J I nil--- ua'il IT Kindt' go alow today Cauae we dunt Uant til Ihnm Bert G. up. - , t . ! DUMBELL DORA THINKS? A hacienda la the Spanish one hoaa ahay. V V V Dunt ferglt thla la bath we wui goin' to give you a of Bert G. acrubbin' hia back you cud toe how to do It, but art. never got a cnance to cuz no never took none. f. 4. 4. ' WILLIAM TELL'S SECOND "Your aon threw a rock at me." "Old It hit you?" "No." "Then K waan't my aon." 4 The management reservea the right to exclude any lady we think proper. 4. 4, 4. The boya will aoon be coming home from college, auh girle be a glttln' out your hlkin' shots. 4, 4. 4. My pop took f Irat prize at the cat ahow tuthar nita. Yech, and I haven't had to feed him aince. "Hera'a where the program be glna." 4, 4. 4, "Honey, my feet'a wet" "Do they?" "No, they la." 4, 4. 4, Wa waa gulna to put Bert G.'a pitcher In the Hall of Fame today, but all the plcturea we cud find wunt fit foi the "Roguea' Gal. lery." 4. 4. 4. She doean't like A ahady Joke She doean't hike 8he doeant amoka 8ha doean't awaar, ' She never flirts, She doeant wear Thoae ehor.ened aklrta She doean't danoe, She doean't alng And goofa In panta Don't mean a thing She doean't uae The beauty aalvea But won't refuae To ahow her calvea You aak her name? Well, that'a a WOWI She'a not a dame She'a Jutt a cowl 4. 4. 4, HALL OF FAME If Bert G. haan't already gained acceta to the Hall of Fame, we'll take thia opoprtunlty to confer up on him that great honor. Although he once in a while geta a bum Joke off on aome poor oust, hit Inaxhauatibla tfftrvtsctnet more than makea up for it. Hia winning amile and twinkling eyea have made many people laugh. Bert la alwaya willing to help na m neeo, tucn at atelttlng a "MOTHER O' MINE" If I were hanged on the highest hill, Mother O' Mine, Mother O' Mine! I know whose love would follow me still. Mother O' Mine, Mother O' Mine! If I were drowned in the deepest sea, Mother O' Mine, Mother O' Mine I 1 know whose tears would come down to me. Mother O" Mine, Mother O' Mine! If I were damned of body and soul, I know whose prayers would make me whole. Mother O" Mine, Mother O" Mine! By Rudyard Kipling get In some way and make the 1925 Strawberry Carnival a fore runner of prosperity. You Should Worry Of dburae there it no necessity for a thing of that kind in a well regulated home. We shoulder all the problems of something for lunch or dinner. Listen to this Fresh Potato Chips Daily Meat Roasts Pies Cakes Salads Tamales Salt Rising Bread Thursdays Hot Bread Every Noon. SPECIALS FOR MONDAY Roast Beef. Meat Balls Spanish, Saratoga Chips, Raisin Pie, Custard Pie - VOSBURGH&WIARD Fancy Grocers Phone SIS T.I.T.T.IT.TT.T.1.l.lJlW.lI.IIllM.llllM.Jlg Interior Finish and Mouldings The largest stock of interior finish. Casings, Base ahd Mouldings in the city all thoroughly kiln dried and well manufactured. You are cordially invited to inspect our stock. Roseburg Lumber & Mfg. Co. I.T.T.T.T.I.I.I.I.I.M.TT&TTI.IM Crark proof Wharton Uros. garden hose at 11 IBE E E TO PLACED IN ALL SCHOOLS Colliers Sending Out Copies Without Cost for Use in School Rooms. Howard "Pat" Patience, field superintendent of the Western Aulo Supply Company, Seattle din- lady over ,h. d.n.erou. curb, pick- ."'kk 'aVraZTn KZT .;.-nlJX-Th?0;NEED ,S ENLY FELT Ha It a or..t .. o OTrurr on "eunesnay, May 13 difficult .... .u -Z 1. . " ' orate program. throuoh hia enern. end ..r..i. 1 . Valuable aulrv accessories hav- spirit. SAFETY FIRST'TU BE L breeding. We will have up to a thousand of more tourists punning through Husehurg dally thla sea son and we mutt imike a favor able Impression upou them." ing retail value of more than l.0 will be auctioned off and all pro ceeds given to charitable Institu tiona of Koseburg An orchestra has been secured and will play from 2 p. m. to SI p. m. In the afternoon tho musicians will Dlay on the street ami In it.. It lent ths winking st the women 'evening at the reception to be given at counts. It's the "follow up." i at the new store. Mr alienee la arran.gPIng for a fine program, consisting of music, talks by local speakers, and many interesting and amusing features. The reception Is for ths purpose of giving the people of tbe city an opportunity to become acquaint ed with the store and Its manse era, and it la expected that there will be a big attendance. In other openings the stores have been crowded to the limit Mr. Hartley of Spokane will b manager, and will arrive In a few llal K. linker, general sals manager, of Loa Angeles, will ba nnre to aid In the opening. The new store Is located on 8te. hens etreet. Just norlh of tbe tele Phone exchange building, and tho stock Is now being put In plao ready for the accomodation of tho public. Moral Code Lacking Be cause of Fear of Stirring Up Religious Contro versy or Antagonism. mailed out to all of tbe schools In ! Douglas county. Tho code is aa follows: In God We Trust If I want to be a happy, useful citlyn 1 must have: I Courage and Hope I must be ' brave. This means I must be brave j enough and strong enouch to con trol what I think,. and what I aay ' and what I do, and I must always I be hopeful because hope Is power I for improvement. wisdom I must act wisely. In school, at home, playing, working, reading or talking, I must learn how to choose the good, and how to avoid the bad. Industry and Good Habits I must make my character strong. My character Is what I am, If not In the eyes of others, then in the eyes of my own conscience. Good thoughts In my mind will keep out bad thoughts. When I am busy do ing good I shall have no time to do evil. I can build my character by training myself In good habits. Knowledge snd Usefulness I must make my mind strong. The better I know myself, my fellows and the world about me, the hap pier and more useful I shall be. I must always welcome useful knowl edge in school, at home, every where. Truth and Honesty I must be truthful and honest. I must know what Is true In order to do what Is 10NC bISTAMCC MAUMNC ntevd luaronh HAULING Our trucks travel over all roads. They never grum ble at the moving tasks we impose upon them. Our long distance rates are as low as can be found for such a service. "We aim to pleats" ' H.S. FRENCH I uemceyt, 3 I !'' J TRANSFER AND STCRACE CO. H 9 1 " PHONE 220 M UNIVERSITY DF OREGQE. FACULTY GETS BIG SKAKEUP BY THE REGENTS (Aaorittad tnm Uued win.) land northwest conferenco govern EUGENK. Ore.. May . After I ing bodies, was reduced to a posi- secrecy had been maintained for tion as professor. His salary, un it bout a week, news of the present der the action will be cut 1500 a business transacted at the meeting year. of the University of Oregon board of regents here Saturday, May 2, was revealed here last night. Among the moves made by regenta are: In the department ot romance languages, Blmllar action waa tak en. Timothy Cloran. for many the years the department head, will re main as an instructor in the de- New heads of departments au- oartment. Drobablv devoting bis thorlzed for Unglish and Romance time to the Instruction In French, languages. New department heada to auc- Deoartment of drama and speech seed these two will ba aDoointed arts consolidated with English, and in the future It la said. Fergus Reddie automatically drop- Kirby Miller, graduate of the un- ped as a result. jlverslty and a post-graduate stu- Dean C'oltn.v. uyment, neaa oi teni at Oxford having won the the college of literature, science Rhodes scholarship a few years Olegon school children are go- and art, granted a year's leave of absence. Timothy Cloran, head of the ro mance language department, and Herbert Croniby Howe, head ol English, retained aa professors In their respective departments. Dr. Harry Torrey, chairman of the department of medicine, not expected to return alter a year'a leave ot absence. The consolidation of the depart ment ot drama and speech arts with the department of English and tbe dropping ot Fergus Reddle, head of the former department for several years, was recommended by a committee consisting of C. C. Colt and Mrs. George T. (lerlinger. both of Portlsnd: Sam Kozer, sec retary of atate and ex-officio mem ber of the board, Fred Kiske ot Eu gene and Judge J. W. Hamilton of Koseburg, appointed at the Jsnu ary session to investigate the sit uation at the university with the aim of consolidation of some de partments and the abolltloji ot some work in order that a deflctt !of $6O.00v annually might be avoid- right. fear. I must tell the truth without e Ing to have a code of right living I dealinga and In all my thoughts, on the walls of their 6.500 elate ' Unless I am honest I cannot have rooms throughout the state. This i self-respect, ed. must be honest In all my w iT. -K,Th t m .ii .h... o' English literature, which wil not take in the department of drama and speech arts, was room mruuKUUut lue state. tasimrinin'i. ih.,ij .iM rnlt Herbert happen, to come under the head! Heal.hfulnes. snd Cleanllnes.-I ! '"t " ' ' of big news because, strange as It ! must make my body strong. My may seem, a code of morals fori eyes, my teeth, my heart, my whole school children that could be used, biniy must he healthful so that my Among the many speelnl fea tures being planned for the Rose burg Strawberry Carnival, to be held May It, 23 and 2J. speclal'i.,. m..t, l ,., .. l ... . , iinju. " ...... w Ul.il. .11 VU lu particular. In this day of heavy traffic con gestion, during siii'h events, ptany mothers and fathers are at times afraid to bring In tho entire fam ily, fearing lust a possible acci dent through some reckless, or careless driver, uiav occur to some member of the family. Such fear should be cast to one in public schools without stirring up a religious controversy and a lot of antagonism. Just hasn't been In the books. Impressed by the growing de- n-lnd can work properly. 1 muft keep physically and morally clean. Helpfulness and Unselfishness I must use my strength to help others who need belp. If I am Ousting podr to kill aphis and "'l,e by " ,ar ,ni' 19 caru otner insects Is sold at Wharton," ' concerned. Preparations for clean-up day are rapidly going forward and the , local people are taking adrantsge I of this opportunity to clean up the City. Mayor Houiu particulsrly i stresses ths fact that this drive should he made rlty-wids. The city trucks will take all rubbish placed on curbing la sacks or iar rela some time next Monday or Tuesday. The mnyor aaid "Our rlty Is a fine pin andflusn we should kftcp It thai war: aol only for sanitation or to show pride In our city, but because a 4ieat well-cared for community Is a mark of civilisation and gout i tiros. ' i. ;. I'AltNlHAS NKl.t.s I1KAI, ESTATE To allay all such worry the carn ival committee wishes known by all, that, at In laxl nights News-Revlnw, smp!e tiartic Is assured by t hief T. A. IKafferty. of the atato motor v.e !hlcle department. I During the thre rdays of llio carnival Chief Raf forty has W. L. fltnns of Kdetibower has bought eight lots of . n. Carnl han. Mr. Sto,ne will move his ImllHIn. r.nm th I. 1.1 t the Agisted Oil Co,.ny to 'X;'""', 'V.XZZ.'?! Ins new purchase lo lilockt dis tant. J. W. Totmnn made the sn. He also reikis the sale to Carl W. Olman of the US acre farm of John Hamar one halt mile east ot CtniieJVIcw. fir Officers Talent, Williams and Thurber. rho under tho supervis tonof tf carnival committee will see thai afety first' prevails tioughout the eltlre event. This second notice of such ar rangement Is A ilil-'hed as atp - ctiehxlcal rUKKf a to sH. who fear congested traffic, to hop In I NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR CITV IMPROVEMENT BONDS Notice la hereby given that the undersigned. Recorder of the city Oregon, will un in 7:30 o'clock P. M., Msy isth. isa.v t his office In the City Hall. r.w scaled proposals for the putv It to be ' 1 ""seoiirg. uregon. win mentioned celve main! for a moral code written In! strong I an help others, I can be simple English that a child conlil kind, I ran forgive those who hurt understand, and containing only me and I can help and protnet the those fundamental truths upon ' weak, the suffering, the young and whlrh people of all religious faiths, the old. and dumb animals, or oue. could agree. Collier's. The Charity I must love. I must National Weekly, recently enlisted ' uTe Cod. who created not only thia the Interest and cooperation of I earth, but also all men of all races. thoutandt of mothers snd fathers ' creeds, who are my brothers. in framing auch a code, leading clericals of every faith, distinguish ed educators, statesmen, jurists, authors and ethical culturlsts con tributed their suggestions. Chief I must love my parents, my home, my neighbors, my country, and be loyal to all these. Humility and Reverence-t must know that there are always more Crombie Howe, for many years Ita head and" also the representative ot j deficit of 60.0tio annually, ine unrverany in iiib i-hci.ic pwat , py me university. ago, waa not re-elected as an In structor in the department of phil osphy. He was serving under a one-year tenure of office.. Dr. Harry B. Torrey, chairman of the department of medicine and professor of soology, who received a years leave of absence will not return at the end of the year, be cause of other plans held by Dr. Torrey, It was said. The office of lecturer in the ex tension department which waa held by E. i Carleton, was abol ished. Colin V. Dyment, dean o' the college of literature, science and arts, received a years leave of ab sence.' He and Mrs. Dyment, who has been connected with the uni versity in the department of phy sical education for women, will tour Europe. Dean Dyment bas been In poor hea.th for tho past few years. It waa stated In the report that E. 3. Bates, member of the phil osophy staff, now on leave in Eur ope, had submitted his resignation and that tbe resignation had been accepted. Friends of Mr. Hales today questioned the submission of a resignation. Members of the board of regents who could be reached said that the moves were made entirely in the Interests of economy to avoid the faced T Tl other notables, had a stand in It. known. 1 must respect all who And so at last a code was prodiic-l nave wisdom than I. and have ed that has met with practically universal approval. Mr. J. A. Churchill, superinten dent of public Instruction, bas cnase or my mreet and sewer Ini-i agreed to place the code in every provenicm nonets in tne sum of pnnne scnool riasa room In Ore hald itonds are Issued f 1.1.-113.133 under the Bancroft Bonding Act In denominations of SiHM each with Interest at ( per cent, payable semi annually and run from one to ten Soil nlsh Collier's has agreed to fur- the entire s.Stio illuminated Roseburg. The right to reject any and all bids Is hereby reserved. Dated at Roseburg, Oregon, May 6th. 19JS. n T. winppt v Shearing machines and suppliA "ii.,nrv" "it" or , Cltv Recorder of the ciiv rr p,,.-. at Wharton Bros. , u Ul-k uf tauoen to-bo yours burg, Oregon. J- - W ' J i V years at the option of the city of i paper, with an aproprtate nalea noruer in live colors, are nn advertising marks kind on the codes. ' Several hundred of these a roniea of the code at Its own m. pense. The codes are printed from ' Fuller brushes. Umpqua Hotel, large type on a good grade of, this week. Mr. ArneaL illtiml Ther of at ter Streets, he gases on a new gar age, store and other Important structures. No matter where he goes there Is always something new to meet his eyes. Now Is the time for the ambiti ous young Westerner to plan on having a home. One force that hinders him from buying his lot today and beginning his excavation tomorrow, is the thought that his I permanent life work may set him I down in Chicago, or New York, or Roseburg Is a happy position to Portland, or Orraha. This uneer meet the Incoming tourist, who may ; tainty keepa his home plans in the have an eye out for a place to atop i air. permanently. By virtue of occupy- But the time comes sooner or nows fairly well permanently to la In a position to offer a cated here. The Question then closing argument to tbe tourists ; arises Where shall we buy a lot about to pass out ot the stste and t tor a Dew home? on southward. One of Roseburg's I Wise real entate men answer tho well-known tourists returned a few I Question easily: "Buy In a section accountable to Ood and to human-'daya ago. after an absence of eight iin good transit facilities not Ity for how I live and how I can 'years. The first thing he remark-1 more than an hour from work." In help my fellows, and for the ex-1 ed was the growth of the city. This ' Roseburg this would mean: "Buy remark makes an Individual look wiintn tew miles or downtown, about hia city and find out the vari-j where others are buying and build ous structures that are being erect-, Ing and make your niagnlflclent, aa ed. If be walka down Rose Stree., 1 the ones around you. If you want he will discover that he will aoon I a home that Is truly rural, w ith be able to house his car In a new , wide room to breathe In, for vlea garage. If he goea southward on ' that cannot be ahut off, with ample Htephens Street, he w ill discover home grounds that may be kept the late Samuel Uompers. among ' "fall compared to what can. be end of the state Roseburg that he is to be reverence for all that as good I alth and Responsibility I must do all these things because I am tent to which my fellows may trust and depend upon me. live wall ranis conlslnlng the riHlw have been received by Coun ty School Superintendent Mrs. Eillth Ackert, and are rabidly being BASKETS FOR MOTHER We have them In new stvles and colors. Just the thing for Mother's that a new hotel Is being erected, I bright and idy by off Lour work. Day presents. Tbe Fern. a building of magnlficlence; fur-1 Roteburge outskirts are rich In o ther out he will find a new service! these rich beyond any other city Piano puptla of Mrs. Hedwlg station and still further- the new j la America. Watalg will appear la Recital In General OU headquarter. If he WiUt so many visible arguments CauyoaviUe, May IS, it I p. a. waikt down Jackson and Winches-' to offer, ths drive ahould bear fruit
