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KOSEBURG NEWS-KEVILW. TUfcSDAY. MAY 19. 1925.
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW
lamed Oally Exetpt 8unday by Tha Nawa-Revlaw Co.. Inc.
-0. W. BATEH..
' 6ERT O. BATES .
..Prealdeut and Manager
Secretary-Tieaurer
- tDUTud aa second elaaa natter May 17, IV 20. at the punt office at
Rnaeburg, Oreaon, under tha Act of March 1, 1S7.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
fjujly, par yar, by mut
ually, alx moutba, by malL.
Dally, three moDtba, by malL.
Dally, single month, by mail
Daily, by carrier, per month-
Weekly Newa-Kerlew, by mall, per year-
.M 00
1.00
- 100
so
. .10
- 101
Hrwbr ar The Aaaoelatel Fnu.
Tha Aaeoclatad Praaa la asclualvaly anlltled to tha uaa for rafubll
eation of all htwa dlapatchea cradfted to It or hot otherwlaa credited
In thla paper and to all local nawa publteaad beraln. All rlahta of r
suMuatlon of aped) tflapatrhea beraln ara alto rtwrrKl.
ROSEBURG, OREGON TUESDAY, MAY 19, 1925
THE AIMLESS ELEMENT
Most cities a. id towns have their element of aimless
young; men and boys, who cherish no active purpose in the
world. They are commonly seen loafing around at favorite
resorts and on the curbstones. They watch other people
play games, and do not play much themselves for lack of
mtmey. Uicy stand with open mouths watching the peo
ple go by, and are disappointed if there is not a fire or a
drunken man or a fight or something else to create excite
ment. Then there is the aimless girl element, who are seen
oil the streets much of the time, anxious for flirtations with
the above described boys, who are always ready to "pick
(Earn up." They may pay their parents little or nolliing for
board and they are not apt to help much with the home
work. But they manage to go to most of the shows, and are
quick to accept automobile rides from strangers.
These young people had the opportunities for school
ing that the other children get, but most of them never
stood well in school. Other things seemed more interesting.
Commonly they drop out early, feeling out of their clement
inong those who are trying to do real work, perhaps indue-
by some job that offers them a little pocket money for
their sporting desires. It is difficult to do much with them
after they get started in these aimless paths. But if taken
early, they can almost invariably be prevented from acquir
ing these wrong points of view.
What are they doing with their spare time. What are
they doing alter dark and in the back alleys, and hang-outs?
Whose ideas are they following, their gang leaders and the
smart guys, or those of their teachers and real friends?
'- ' Those who belong to societies where ideals of achieve
ment are held up before them, like the Boy Scouts and Girl
Scouts, do not usually get these aimless ways.
Next Monday is going to be a real patriotic day in
ftoseburg one of those days that go down, in history with
a 'decided accomplishment. Do you know what is going to
happen Monday? Well, if you don t, here it is: hvcry man,
ivnmmi ann rn r U' KTrum i id r nnru'or nrum in n lr nvpr
. the American Legion drive for this county's part of the en
- -dowment fund to be established Sor the benefit of dependent
r and orphan children of all World War veterans. There could
I be no greater or more worthy cause deserving the fullest
support of all our citizens. We have a solemn pledge to ful-
fill. Now is the time to go over the top for the boys that
r brought peace and happiness to millions of people. Be on
the Job Monday to support the drive to the limit and then
-some.
ptem's
BY BERT & BATES
GOOD EVENING FOLKS
' Prophet Boll
Put hia galoahea
In the attio
Thia a. m. and
01' Sol will
Do hia atuf
Thuraday,
Friday and
Satiddy
Thoae two fellera
Know their berriea!
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DUMBELL DORA THINKS
Aphrodite la a new kind of ba-
by'a weartn' apparel.
"NECKST"
She frowned on him
And called him Mr.
Becauae in fun he merely Kr.
And then in apite
The following nite,
Tha naughty Mr. Kr. Sr
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With the prevailin' ahort aklrta
thia year it ouohta be quite inter,
eetin' to atand around and watch
tha ferria wheel whiz by.
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A feller named Harry Wilaon
brought ye ed. in a box cramful of
atrawberriea thia a. m. and we
went out and purchaaed a ahot of
cream and kept the grocery bill
below par agin. Now will aome
eweet aoul bring ua In a tender
loin steak and a aack of apuda for
tomorrow?
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Thia year a feller won't hafta
kneel to kiaa the hem of the
queen'a akirt.
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'Member the ol' carnival daya
when the young ahieka wore hat
banda labelled. "Kiaa ma kid I'm
choc'lit"
Chief Ketch waa wearln' hia der.
by today thinkin' aome of the
atrangera In the village would mis.
take him for the mayor
Tha Newa. Review newaiea will
be the gueata of Miater Kline at
hia carnival ahowa tonight and oh
boy, you folka who read thia great
fambly Journal oughta get quick
aervice thia evenin' ao'a the fellera
can get home and put on tneiri
neat bib and tucker for the merry
UO-rouna,
Your Lunch is Ready!
"Mother" will have enough to do getting ready to come
to the Carnival without worrying about lunchea. Our Deli
cateaaen ia ready to aerve you, even to HOT COFFEE
Juat bring your container. We ca supply you with
Roasts, Piea, Cakes, Salads, Tamales, Hot Bread every-
thing you want.
WEDNESDAY SPECIALS Stewed Beef with
Vegetables, Spaghetti Italian, Strawberry Short
cake, Pineapple Cream Pie.
VOSBURGH & WIARD
Fancy Grocers
Phone 515
OAKLAND BANKER
i BUYS TILLAMOOK
BANK INTEREST
; TILLAMOOK. Ore., May 18.
The Interests of It. K. Williams
lit tbe Tillamook County bank
have been taken over by T. H.
Uarrlaon of Oakland, Oregon, who
1 baa Interests In several bank a of.
, the state.
i Garrison will take an active
part In the management of the
Tillamook hank and. expecta to
make hia home here, lie has had
26 years of banking- experience
and has the controlling interest
In the K. 0. Young & Co. bank
of Oakland, as well us Interests In
banks in Sutherlln. Drain, Oregon
City and North Powder.
BABY HOME HEAD IS I conclusion of arguments that. In
INinir'Trri RV II1DV "Pinion ,he highway coinmis
UiiJlL 1 EXr DI JUKI jsion's contract la not a projier one.
I lie hi-ld. however, that be Ncffe, as
uti wm.) a taxpayer, in not qualified to at
NKW YOUK. .May 19. While tack the validity of the contract
one grand Jury waa considering ; through the rourta. At the request
homicide evidence against her r of Jay Mowerman, representing le
another grand Jury today return- iNeite, the urige agreed that upon
ed an indictment charging baby j the filing of a demurrer he would
substitution ugalnst Mia. Helen i ileny the right to amend, thus
AuguKle (iehren-Voik, former (ler- bringing about a rinal decree and
man red cross nurse, widow of a preparing the way for appeal to
I'ruBslan army officer, and prop-j"1'1 supreme court.
rletress of an Kt Highly Sixth 0
Street "baby farm." Hane.es on easy payment plan
r ' at Powells.
btudeoaaer costs leas per pound
than butler.
Extra special prices on phono
graphs to close out slock. McKean,
Darby 4 Baldwin.
lill TO t.'KT OI.WCK TO
ill Y !2Mt M. I(.l'l'i:i SUM'S
PRAISE SHOWERED
ON NEW MANAGER
ASSOCIATED PRESS
MILWAt'KKK, Jlay 19. l)r.
Paul li. Jenkins, in a sermon at
lmmanuel Presbyterian Church
'here declared. "It Is said of Kent
Cooper, the wonderful new head of
The Associated Press, that his
friends consider him the most In
quisitive man in America." ,
"To him it is sinmlv life ilself
'to know' to find out things, about i poratlon for a recommendation
anything and everything and then covering una iniy. anu. penning
literally to tell the world", he said, j receipt of this report will wiUi
"And he Is right about It, and that hold Its recommendation lo the
Is exactly the kind of man the ; hoard.
world needs and wants For" noli on board approval of the plan
man can tell how largely what btl wuld be Invited for scrap
little, gradual, year by year, Intel-1 ... ,i. v,.,,.i u.hi,.h ,.
fAancttttd mm lawd Wire.)
WASHINGTON, May 19. A pro
gram of selling 200 government
vessels for scrapping has been
tentatively agreed upon by the
suh-commlttee on scrapping of
the shipping hoard.
The committee Is In agreement
on a policy of scrapping 15U of
i lie least desirable of the oOO Idle
lakers, and it Intends to add to
this ;iumber 50 vessels of another
type. It has asked the fleet cor-
TELEPHONE, ROAD
WORK PROGRESSING
ON LOWER UMPQUA1
K.'UKaNK, Ore., May 18. A
trail and tch phone lino from the
riupiua river to the Smith river
In the Si u slaw national forent is
now under construction, Ixu
no uncos K. S. Shelly, s u per vino r.
Mr. Sh liy made the trip to the
I'mpqua river, passing through
ticottsl-urn and Gardiner, yester
day, and he assisted in construc
tion of the firal mile of the new
trail, which will be 15 miles ia
length.
Road work Is prosresHfng ra
pidly betwern Koedsport and
ScoitHburK. he reports and the
gravel will soon be laid on this
project. I'ntll the road geta 1U
final iturtucing It will not be
smooth traveling, isaya Mr. Shelly,
who reports difficulty in negoti
ating the Bt retch yesterday.
Seen the Corona Four? On dis-
play at I'arslow Furn. Co. Ask tor
air, .LtiULUiu
PUBLIC LAND LEFT
IN OREGON ASKED
FOR BY GOVERNOR
lectual advances America
Is due to the Intention and attempt I b(! ,h tulluVri olfer3
of that grnnd organization to have "
our newspapera give us
and exact information."
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
"If I'm luckq thia year I'll have a
hull piano top loaded wih kewpie
dolls."
This fellow Duncan who has been playing tag with the
'officers of this vicinity will get a shot of lead if he persists
in pulling his. spectacular stunts much longer. Taking
-Lchunccs with fellows of his calibre is dangerous business
, "aud the wise officer will keep his finger on the trigger
henceforth.
Children's rictorial
Cross Word Puzzle
HOW TO SOLVE PUZZLE.
The worda atari in the numbered
aquarea and ran either across or
down. Only one letter in placed in
each white square. If the proper
words are foundeach combination
of letters in the while aquarea
will form words. Tbe key to
puzzle the first word is given in
the drawing. Below are keys to
the other words.
RoofinR special 2 ply, only $1.65
at Powells.
PAVING CONTRACT
NOT VALID, RULING
OF OREGON JUDGE
POTtTLA.VD. Ore., May 19. The
temporary Injunction obtained by
Frederick M. IH NeftV, local at
torney, enjoiuing the state high
way commiriHinu from entering In
to a contract with SimotiKen and ,
Hefty to n-pavo, 8.9 in ilea of the1
luwer Columbia Itiver highway be4
tween Astoria ami Sweinmn, was j
uiHHoiven yesieruay ny pretiiiiing
Circuit Judge Morrow.
Jndire Morrow drlnred at the
U. 9. weather bureau, local of
fice, Honeburg, Oregon, 24 hours
endinK 6 a. m.
Precipitation in Inches and hun
dredths: Htirht'Ml temperature yesterday 74
I-ow-hi tvmpt rature last ninht 54
Precipitation, last 24 hours 07
Total precip. since 1st of month 1.45
Total precip. from Sept. 1,
Wt, to date 40.35
Average precip. from Sept.
1. 177 -...31.98
Total excess from Sept 1.,
124 S.49
Averape precipitation for 40
wet seasons, (Sept. to May,
Inclusive) 31.48
Cloudy tonight and Wednesday:
probably showers, continued mild
WILLIAM J1KLL,
Meteornlr,cit.
SALEM, Ore., .May 19. Govern
or Tierce, in reply lo a letter from
Governor W. P. Huuter of Arizona,
joins the campaign for the purpose
of having the United States turn
over to the states all the remaining
public lands within the boundaries
of the states. Oregon has nearly
HMHio, Ooo acres so listed and it ia
the desire of the government to
have these kept on the tax rolls
and revenue diverted to the school
fund. Sixty one percent of the
land In Arizona Is tied up in some
manner by the government, either
as Indian reservations, national
forests, national parka or with
draw a. s.
The substitute committee ap
pointed by congress will visit -the :
western slates to investigate Ml- I
eral parks, fon-sts and public
lands reserved and unreserved
early in June and will remain un
til late in August.
No Strings on our Prices
You do not like to be penalized for not buying on a
certain day or a certain article. One day special are a
penalty on the person who buys on any other day. Our
prices are the same every day and to everybody.
Stock Salt, 85c, 100 lbs.
- Stock Salt, 45c, 50 lbs.
Hay Salt, 50c, 50 lbs.
See Us First We Can Save You Money
FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
R08ESURO OAKLAND
DENN-GERRETSEN CO., Inc.
Roscburg, Oregon
231 N. Main Street Phone 128
Extra special prlct's on phono
graphs to closo out stock. McKean.
Iiurby DaldwIiL
The advertising faker goes merrily on and his patrons
; -foot the bills (retting nothing of value in return. This is
""sure a funny world. Some people bite at any old thing,
..and the more ridiculous the better they like it.
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- Present indications precludes disagreeable weather dur
, -ing the strawberry carnival. The weather man is getting
- things shaped for three days of real summer atmosphere.
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Come to Iloseburg and get the carnival spirit for three
.- 'days. It will do you and your family good.
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T Fatly Arbuckle's "good character" has !ocn assailed.
tVe thought it had been shot to pieces a long time ago.
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"! There's going to be lots of fun in Knsehurg Thursday,
' i Friday and Saturday of this week.
The old town is taking on the carnival spirit.
THE VELVET HAMMER
A. C. J1AKSTKKS
Some people think thai money's what the hunker mosl-
.iy sees, i ney inniK lie roums the leathers on the eagle s
"neck and knees, checks up the iiilcrim father's hat and In
dian's head of hair and other data such as that to prove the
suff is square, but were the only counterfeits the coin and
. ni!trr kind Iwm- lifrhf n limit n nm tli.... I.... (...-...! 41...
'. banker's mind!
I!ut Marsters knows the stnrf tint
-;and jum)S the fence, and he inspects the intellects and char
acter of gents, lie knows the tricks of politics, has played
a few in luck: jilthotK'h IJfimhlirin hi iu n l..r,i.w,.-ii i,. .in..L-
-f r sometimes in the morning he forgets his job and rank,
nnd substitutes for janitor by sweeping out the bank.
lie heads the Kosehurg National and keeps the works
ii tact by studious avoidance of the light ami foolish act.
The title "Senator" remains and fits him well because he's
Fcrved in Salem and still looks as though he molded laws.
A member of.the State Fair board, a city pioneer, cow man
in Happy Valley but all banker when he's here. I
ltunninv Acrnaa.
Word 1. In the picture.
Word 4. A lone narrow piece of
bunting. What baseball teams play
for.
( Word 6. A country In Ktirope.
Word 7. Everlasting; without
beginning or end.
ftunninff Down.
Word 1. What children like to
spin.
Word 2. Tho name of tha his
toric ship which met and defeated
the Mcrriniac in Hampton Koads,
Va., March 1, 1SC.2.
Word 3. A small child.
Word 6. To trrow old,
Word 6. Everything.
YKS'l KHDAY'S PUZZLE
ANSW KliHll.
Two-Trouser Suits
Every man knows that May to Septemlxr weather is strenuous on
men's clothes hence the necessity of buying Suits, like ours, with
the extra trousers. I lcre are unusual values, when you consider the
fine character ami high quality of these Clothes.
$37.50
Harth's Toggery
RHEUMATISM
The spln la th rr'e
cntnr of the bo and
chiropractic adjuxihients
applied them will rrltcve
foil. Khrumatlsm lrnds
tsrlf radily to th chlro-p.-aetor's
method and re
lief Is gained.
"Yours for Health"
Dr. C M. McNeil
Chiropractic Specialist
Phona 694-J
b j Rapp Bulletins 327 West Cass
EXPERLieNCB
One must under stand ma
chinery to buy machinery,
especially used cars. Our
experience enables us to
buy used cars at the right
prices. Our reputation is
your warranty that you
will buy at the right price.
J. O. NEWLAND & SON
Dodgo Brothers Dealers
ROSEBURG, ORE. PHONE Ait
DoDse BaoTMEWS Dealers Sell 6dod Used Cars
Today's Offerings
1923 Dodge Bros. Business Sedan $950
1922 Dodge Bros. Touring $650
1921 Dode Bros. Touring $250
1922 Dodge Bros. Roadster $550
1919 Dodge Bros. Roadster $400
1923 Ford Touring $250
J. O. NEWLAND & SON
Dodge Brothers Cars
and Graham Trucks
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