Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, May 21, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1925. - ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW Issuad Daily Excspt Sunday by Th Nsws-Rsvlaw Co, Inc. B.'W. BATE UBHT O. BATES. -President and Manager I 8ecreiary-Tieaurer I bnlereU aa second class matter May 17, 1920, at the post office at Roat-bur", Oregon, under Uia Act of March 1. 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Daily, per year, by "" Dally, alx months, by mall 'ally, thrve mootba. by mall.. Dally, alngle month, b) man ually, by carrier, per mnih M'aekl; News-Ksrlew b) mall, per year 4.04 . I.uv . .00 . SO . 60 . 100 ... Mmr af Th Aaaurlalrd Press. The Associated Prvas la exclusively entitled to the uaa for repuhll. Jatton of all dwi dispatches credlled to tt or not otherwise credited In ttila paper and to all local news publtaked herein. All rttfbla of ra oubllcatlon of pclal dlept.-h. herein are aleo reserved. ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1925. CONSTITUTION STUDENTS - School students to the number of 1,400,000 have partici pated in oratory contests during the past year. The sub ject debated has been the constitution of the United States. It is a remarkable thing to have nearly a million and a halt' young folks working over this famous document. The re sult must have some effect on our national ideas In some quarters there is a tendency to speak lightly of the constitution, and to think there is danger that we shall "jnake a fetish of it", as some say. Such persons seem to ce that in our admiration of this great instrument, we may go too far, so as almost to worship it, and be unwilling to modernize it. Our constitution accomplished some wonderful results, 5b that it represents perhaps more human wisdom than was ever before compacted into any code of government. Previously democratic government had always proved a (mlure. The United States government was the first suc cessful attempt to establish democracy on any considerable scale, and its success was due to the exalted wisdom mani fested by the men who created this constitution. The difficulties in the way of establishing such a gov ernment seemed insuperable at that time. The interests of .' the several colonies and elements of people in them were so antagonistic, they were all so suspicious of their neighbors, '(Jhat it did not seem possible for them to get together. It seems as if-more than human guidance must have helped I frame this wonderful government. : - T". While necessary changes will have to be made, a sys tem that has accomplished such amazing results is to be viewed with the most profound respect, and modified only as the result of mature thought The young people can't spend too much time studying it. -o Salem, Ore., San Francisco and Omaha are putting the ban on obscene 'magazines by prohibiting their sale at tnu - news stands. Washington, D. C. has already barred 10 of tuch filthy periodicals and about 40 others are under ex amination. At Portland a movement is under way to elimin ate the bathing girls' float from the annual rose festival "parade. Reports along the same line from many other pities indicate that a moral awakening is taking place nil -over the country, and it is not too nuuCi to hope that the j purging process will permeate every agency of a public na "ture that tends to demoralize the nation's citizens of to-morrow. Your Lunch is Ready! "Mother" will have enough to do getting ready to come to the Carnival without worrying about lunches. Our Deli cateaaen ia ready to aerve you, even to HOT COFFEE Juat bring your container. We can aupply you with Hoaata, Pies, Cakea, Salads, Tamales, Hot Bread every thing you want. FRIDAY SPECIALS Creamed Chicken with Noodles, Roast Beef, Apple and Banana Cream Pies. VOSBURGH & WIARD Fancy Grocers Phone SIS BY BERT & BATES GOOD EVENING FOLKS With tho help Of Prophet Bell And the state militia We oughta have Good weather For at least Three days. J 4 DUMBELL OORA THINKS Straw ticks live on strawberries. $$ Tom Ness, Copco feller, an nounces that he'll shut the water off In a section of the village to night between 6 and 8 o'clock. We hope that Jupe Pluvius keeps his spigot shut off for three full days and nights. f. 4. The Ump. Chiefs put on their Indian kimonas today and paraded the main stem and their bobbed hair squaws trailed along behind totin' their papooses. The Chiefs may be king of all they survey on the main drag but at home we'll bet the squaws tell 'em a thing or two. f Red Hots Free SPECIAL SALE AND DEMONSTRATION OF SWIFT & CO.'S Grade Quality Pro y I ducts 11 The city of Oakland, to the north, is showing the proper TJipirit of co-operation. The business houses of that place ',yil close next Saturday forenoon and the citizens of the ;vommunity will come to Kosoburg to participate in the strawberry Carnival program, this is certainly a most wholesome and friendly spirit to show and Hoscburg will not forget Oakland when the opportunity comes to return the favor. And the Gobblers are coming, too. Atta boy ! The king almost got crowned too when he couldn't put the halo on her royal niba without tearln' off her hair net ! The Oakland Gobblera are comin' over to the village Satiddy a. m. en mase and it means that the lo cal sheiks'll hafta look to their laurels aa them tellers from acrosst the valley have their hair .licked back with goose-grease and are rarin' to go. ' 4 . The baby parade thia mornln' was roundly applauded by the bachelors who can apend 365 nlghta per year without feedin1 little junior a ahot of paregoric j. 4. .t. The band tooted liberally today and are gettln' ready .for tomorry's affair by bandaoln' a slab of beef, steak on their lips. vlco promised to begin September 1st. Kiilem April liull.llng permits asi-n?Kali'(l t.MiS.tiTS. IlarrialjiirK ltaplil work b.-lnj; dims on pacific Highway bridge over Willamette. Hood Itlver With a llchter bloom thun u-mnl, apple (Mtiniatns are for crop of 2, Goo cars, a nor mal yield: ,aI:o U50 cars pears. Klamath Kail Contract let for new Central School, to cost 105,00. Corvalt Ilenton Independent and Benton County Courier con solidated. New ataln fish halohery on the Itoarlnit Itlver, I. Inn County, now hatching trout egus. Klamath Kalis Menefee Com pany to build larger plant to re place burned jVtodoc Point millthat cut 150,000 fwt dally. Air mall service to the Pacific Northwest bichu July 1. to be : maintained tf sufficient patronage Is given. Helix Old Advocate newspa per clinnires handH and takes nanro i of Helix View Point. j Langloift Cheen factory here reopened and others In county will ! open Boon. Meilford Ilulldlng permits for past four months total $170,288. ) Eugene New 7-story Kugcnc , hotel opens May 20. j Pendleton Some wheat growers are contracting 193 crop for . II. 25 ner bushel. I Klieenr Oradinir tn hncln nn Eugene-Klorenre highway. llend Oregon Trunk railway surveyors start survey towurds Klamath Falls. .St. Helens Stenmer Ernest H. Meyer loads 838,000 fuet lumber In 20 hours. Ilend Local woolen mills will open JuIyMG; to employ 30 pco pte. Hillshoro Oraile school build in? to have $1.1,000 addition. North Hend Mountain Slates power plant, routing $700,000. opened for service. linker City Twin Ilahy Com pany will operate promising Perg man gold property near .Medical Springs. ; Marshfleld Contract let for union high school. Stout Lumber Company three-J" Portland . Christian Science mil" logging road. church to cost $100,000 to ba Catiby Canby Canal Company , built In I.aurelhurst. formed to Irrigate 6,000 acres. Columbia river ports shipper Astoria First shipment nf 122. nix barrels of flour during the Itoyal Chinook salmon weeks j April: wheat shipments since ahead of other seasons. I January 1, have liftn 23, 5?!), 678 Cascade Locks Ilond issue vot- ' bushels, el lor $20.0110 for new fire-proof I Seasidn Mode $TiO.00O fire- Swift's Premium Franks The Premium Luncheon Delicacy Come in and Try One of These Hots Free Also Featuring Swift's Celebrated Soaps and Laundry Powders. A I ' . I I 3 cans Sunbrite Cleanser, value 25 I 1 package Quick Naptha Chips 32 . 12 bars Swift's White .50 f Ol 1T 1 TP 1 i in ! O OA t t c cars wooi iciiei ana oam ooap lm I t Total.. $1.27 J One Only (5Gc value) Turkish Bath Towel; Free , Swift's Products are Highly Recommended -BY The Peoples Supply Company 11 proof thiatre to be bijllt here this year. Kugeno - Post office receipts for April were $ 1 Q."4 T.flfi, nine teen p(T Cfnt ovir lat April. Coos county buys $7, Oho worth of heavy roadmaking machinery. Ort'fron claims one of tho low est lnlant death rates In the I'nit- ed States. Newport City will lay fivo miles of paved walks and streets this year. . Portland Already 1.000.000 pound a of wool stored in Western ELKS ATTENTION " Tho committee In charge has selected the uniform to be Wool warehouse, and possibly f,- T . V V " pounds T will come later, - 1 " . "''"'" .' - Games and game fish taken yearly in Oregon, when estimated at 15 cents a pound, amount to about $2,730,000 a return of about 4 per cent on a capitalization of $80,000,- ',.000, according to Captain A. E. Burghdulf, state game war den. Since the game and fish commission were segregated 1n 1920-21, Burgluluff said, game and gamo fish have been 'Jtpadily on the upgrade o . We ought to have a week set aside to purge the country "flf crime. Of course, seven days would only be a drop in ;ihe bucket, but wc could well afford to drop a lot of other , "honor weeks" and apply them to a worth while cause. o Hie big show is on. ttie entire three days. mmm Now, let's make it a hummer lor As predicted, we have regular carnival weaUier. THE VELVET HAMMER BILL WKAYKll Lymon Spencer read the procla mation but Mieter Duncan In the Jail-houee complained he couldn't hear. f Queen Thelma has a stiff neck from bowin to much today. She'll hafta dance a lot tonight and we'll bet ridin' on the float'll be dern acceptable tomorry. But oh gosh, wasn't the first day a pippin'? : ' Two more dava and ninhta nf joy. On with the dance. Let'e all eat . strawherries and snirt roses for three big days. ' "'Never had so dern much fun in my life." ' . , . . Mis. Hush at tho Terminal lliau- . ' A valley s not so Visible as many mountiii ns are, whose I'y sh"i. is RivinK aiivam.il am r summits high against the sky proclaim Iheniselven alar. I'1""1 b"l rur' ' 75;' Jlore like a modest citizen it sits between the hills and raises iuisw.u m hm.v oats and kids and goats and pays its dues and hills, 'lliwe m" ,,:w - .; snowcapped lumps and swelled-up bumps are useful in their! Tillamook Tnin.oi,o s.mii,. J'i but never raise the bee his flower nor make the call rl""1 ,,""t '"'ir "rooipn - hi hoi- mlncriil aprliiKs. - . Il.-i.-nr. 1 (inn. nun callon But Umpua valley's fortunate indeed in having Bill, rll' f'''"oir compi.-io uml ni- " and gets fts widely advertised as any high class lull. The '"n,rvaiti-o. a. r. , hm rx- swift sedan of this one man, chased up mid down the line!hl"H,lv'' "lui!v "f 'ori.ii- ior r" provides an ad which is. egad, unquestionably line, lor il-', '"Z oTitivor-iiood nivor N--. liam Weaver on the links or otherwheres abroad upholds the pi'i sii on ti.rnun mar Umiitm valley for a masterpiece t.f God. ' ' Mn "isV'.rt-'-i'tyM .,..) His Holfl Umptiua is a spot where trade and tourist " "" TIII,nK " ti.-m-rai sir.-ot meet, where drummers show their samples and where travel !T."mi..r-.Mi. n-ii..n,iri. k...-n ran-'- warms its feet. Since Bill has been away from home and V'v '"'""s- up itoyal t hinook ": knows the way it feels, he gives tho public w hat it wants i "?', '",. si,.-,m.-n rontrn.-tins in slumber, soap and meals. Kuch work, we'll state, makes I'";1 "n " i""""i. ' finite some slate, a progm full of deeds- run no bluff 1 hui'i"!','," ".'!. w .V,..7"i''ou t'Jon. . but do real stuff in serijr human needs. ! ut'" " J SiMingfli-M Carrier mall si-r- I 1 WtihH tm mm i ! iff fewjteMiw 111 : 4&M$k$r mm Mm mm KM Two-Trouser Suits Every man knows that May to September weather is strenuous on men's clotlie3 ln-nce the necessity of buying Suits, like ours, with the extra trousers. Here are unusual values, when you consider the fine character and high quality of these Clothes. .$37.50 . ', ' Earth's Toggery 0110.000 poumls will come waiting fur active markei I Mdford City votes $185,000 bonds for first unit of $J0o,000 hiIi school. Portland Strainer West Katun tfikeH 4,000,000 feet of lumber to Alliintic ports. KoHclHirg Government tMls 22.000,000 feet timber for $43,-521.79. State hart loaned to farmers for Rood wheat. me IO you are point; call aa soon as ; possible at Wild r and Agee Co.'s store and have your , measurement taken. Do not j delay. Before oraerlnR your engraved graduation announcements, call at $383,461.19 the News-Review office and see the line just received. 1 --Mm Try Wild Sose Lai is refined to the Kigkest standaids. Frye's TiM Rose Lard is Guaran teed Pure because il is pure. We brpin by using the finest rich leaf and bark fats not employed in the making of ordinary lard and then we make it by a tested scientific process and untler perfectly sanitary conditions, making it fit for the favorite recipes of the most fastidious cook in the Country. A iwll of "17'iM Rose" Lard is a good cook's greatest economy and surest road to success. You trill find v . 9a LARD 15-79 A Perfect Shortening for Every Purpose. FRVE'S MEAT GUIDE Is Invaluable to svsry housawlfa. Ona hundrtd testsd racipes and authentic advlcs In ths eholca and 91 ai Bml feVJfiJii (il fxxUfle Ut fos V Co, SaXU