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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG -NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY. MAY 22, 1925. -ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW I luiied Dally Excipt Sunday by Th Newe-Revlew Co., I no. B. W. B'K BERT U. BATES- ..President and ManAer f.8ecreiarjr-Tieasurer featured aa second claaa matter May 17, at tba pout office at Roseburg, Oregon, under tba Act of Marcji 2, 187. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Daily, per year, by mall- Dally, oil months, by mall- ally, three months, by mall Dally, single month, by malt Daily, by carrier, per mouto Weekly Newa ReYlew, by mall, per year -14.00 - 100 -100 . 60 - .(0 - 1 00 - Mcaktr mt The iMfltliinl Pre.. v The Associated Prwi Is eicluslv.ly entitled to th use for repubtl. tboft of all n.we dispatches eredited to It or Dot otherwise credited la this paper and to ell local Dews published herein. All rlahta of re (uiblj. jiilon ot special dlapetrhes herein ere also reserved. ROSEBURG OREGON. FRIDAY, MAY 22. 1925. THE QUIET GIRL I .-.A young woman who has Jiad, experiences in business positions in several cities, expresses some dissatisfaction With the kind of girl to whom the average man seems to be attracted, according to her point of view. She is impressed with the idea that the girls that seem to be the most popu farare those that throw themselves at the men rather con spicuously and effusively, and are rather easy going in piatters of conduct. There are many men who can always be won by a free and aggressive type of young woman, and that kind of marriage is going on all the time. How many Of them remain married a long time might be a question for .the sociology class to investigate. Quiet and reserved girls sometimes talk rather bitterly, because they seem to be left behind in the competition for attention. They can console themselves with the idea that not all these prizes are worth any struggle. There are many girls who have what the boys call "pep", who are full of vivacity and en thusiasm, and yet who have the keen sense never to step over the line of correct manners. If the men show a ten dency to overstep that line, they are called down with a rnocking rebuke, that tantalizes and stings a bit, and makes tibse elusive maidens all the more alluring. Perhaps the quiet girls need to wake up a little and cultivate conversa tional powers and see a little more of the humor of their surroundings. They may set aside something of their seri ousness of manner without loss of dignity. However, there are times in which the men admire the women who can do things, whether it be in athletics or the business office. The men Who are caught by aggressiveness, and are not impressed by a sweet disposition and intelligence, make a poor bargain for future happiness. o It is no small Job to manifest a sophisticated familiar ity .'with the latest pet expressions of the advanced clement, liven the college students, who are supposed to originate "WaAy wierd sayings, often have to confess themselves ig norance of some new eccentricity that has come up from the back side of nowhere. The youth of today uses many expressions the meaning of which it could not define There are few who could make a precise statement of just what Jdoas are conveyed by "Apple sauce," "raspberries," 'cake-eater", "the cat's meow", etc., etc. While the free niserof such expressions may be amusing within limits, too much of it gives the impression that one is quite conscious if his own smartness and originality. The masses of the .'people are a little slow to pick up the most advanced . Iphrases, and one must still speak plain English to make a marked impression on the average mind. o - One of the principal automobile dangers is that ot -accidents due to collision of cars at intersecting streets. "Some drivers keep their eyes so firmly fixed on the track Shead of them, that they rarely turn a glance to the inter secting streets. When two fast drivers with this Jinbit meet at such a point, the collision often occurs at a terrific rate of speed . Automobile operators should also realize that it does not pay to insist too strenuously on their right ."of way. If you see some speeder coming from a side street twho claims a little more than belongs to him. it is far bet ter to let him have it than to take chances of a mouth in .the hospital. o - The hanging at Salem today was reported the most gruesome ever witnessed at the penitentiary. It was no more horrible than the crime for which penalty was admin istered. But the published facts will be fine morsels of food for the sob-sisters of this state who are grooming "murderers and all sorts of criminals for a place in society. !As an object lesson to the criminally inclined the "exhibi tion" ought to prove of some benefit. Your Lunch is Ready! "Mother" will have enough to do getting ready to come to the Carnival without worrying about lunches. Our Deli catessen ia ready to serve you, even to HOT COFFEES Just bring your container. We can supply you with Koasts, Pics, Cakes, Salads, Tamales, Hot Bread every thing you want. FRIDAY SPECIALS Roast Pork, Perfection Salad, Walnut Cream Pie, Raisin Pie. . VOSBURGH & WIARD Fancy Grocers Phone 5 1 5 dge. who heard thn ' Jjn guflty Introduced in DC leraT cou.t by II. (X ' BY BERT o BATES GOOD EVENING FOLKS A local shik Walked Into a Local Muiio tors Thit a. m. and said "How much Is 'Bred In 01 Kentucky?" And the clerk 8aid: "I think it. Ten centi a loaf." . DUMBELL DORA THINKS A float is a clod-masher, J- h 4 The all-day suckers are holdin AMv WILSON'S PAKOI.i:. PelltUwiH akiiiK the fed- eral Judge, who heard thn pit a of the f.dt Wilson, to grant a parole in the canf, wre pin red in cir- ! mlallon here yesterday. Mr. ! Wilson comes up fur sentence j on .Monday of net week, ami his friend In thin city are nd'-uvoring to have a parole Issued. The poll i Ions are ! bHng liberally finned thru- out the city. f 1 ffj Ked Hots, Free! W Kg ku- SPECIAL SALE AND DEMONSTRATION OF SWIFT & CO.'S f : ' . 1 Hsgh' Grade Quality Products J Pit c. ..:... D : r? i- tl r i i ri: 3S I . Come in and Try One of These I ieu no is riee 33 A DEPUTY SHERIFF IS . CHARGED WITH THEFT S (AMnriatM I'rrt LchmhI Wire.) 4) out a dern aioht better'n we tho ""k HAI.I.I.S, On-.. May they would and if the Kewpie dolls "- s- Ul,,,s "'"''niiin. deputy LJ last the suckers will be on the Job "ht-rlff anil Jalli r hen- fnr 12 to the final gong yi-urs, was arriUi il late yi-n- KH . .J. . jStiTday on all inillctiiK'nt JjC ... . , ! chHryinir tlm apprniriatiin of 1k5 The ratslin match at the ear- . fn,ls ,,., ,i, hHr(fa of. m nival ground aint any worse than fl(.p .. was ivluasi-d on 35 the one in the armory. , h;li, M t i m The school kids parade this a. m. would make an advocate of i ? . ... birth control Jumo Into the lake. '' "" I.I..IMI-.S n -ii ii r.u rim ill liitiMb or in:it nTin:it. TL. . .. i iib movin pucner rener was i .a here today turnin' the crank at lo-: (a-i.ii rt-m iunl wire.) eal celebritiee and all the local'- SAV FKANCISCi), Slav . Gloria 6wansone and Rudy Valen. ! Dornthv KIliiiL snns ' 17-vfar" ul(t tlnos were crowdin' around tryin'.' conri-smyl mat lii lih-. pniiioumi'd to get their mug on the celluloid. ' sane afte r fI wri'ks runriiiriiu-ut V i ! nt 1Mb Napa Stat Ilu-pilal. will The Ump. Squawks caunht 'ell agin today fer not havin' dinner ready on lime. The Chiefa are gettm dern good and aick of this pot luck stuff. Civilization jumped ahead a coupla notches today as you can thv rrliutlali,! h plainly see by readin' the hangin'; aiim xivi'ii llm pii be rolurneil Ihtr thin nl'tiTiioun li Ih urraiKiKil fur the Hecoml tinn' nn a niunliT i-haiKi. , The girl has Int imaleil thatVhe wnilM plead nnl niill v to the flrat ileirree inuriter rh.irife slamliiiK aMainst her. In a writl'n slutu nient piwn out last nicht, linro- Miliin-d cotit Also Featuring Swift'3 Celebrated Soaps and Laundry Powders. I 3 can3 Sunbrite Cleanser, value 25 12 bars Swift's White 50 2 bars Wool Toilet and Bath Soap .20 lotai i.i x r i m ' i np iiriiT" 1 ir" X , uneuniy ucvame; lurKisnuain icwei, rree j Swift's Products are Highly Recommended BY The Peoples Supply Company story on page one of today'a edi lion. i I 'h h The hootch peddlers are dern sore at the airplane ride at the carnival grounda. A feller can get just as good results takin' a swirl at that as he can t.ikin' a swig ati their coffin varnish. Sorry we haven't got time to! write more but the band's goin' by. I S'longl v bhortl.r af irr v. Iht arrest about JaiMmry 15 and put (lie blame for tlie killing oi her mot hT to one ".liiiiinl'.' l.a M;irr". whom she Hays was oik of li.-r former associates Innitlit life escapadrrt. rolice are m-.trcli-Ing for l.a Marr. - o H--c -a JUDGC MCMAHAN ISSUES A "SHOW-ME" SUMMONS ASSOCIATION MEMBERS ,1 llritiK wool and inchalr to Kami lUireau Kxchanne Tlmrnday and Friday, May is and li'J. S. L. He. k REPORT 01 CfTY SCHOOLS The Satiddy night bath'll foel Cet screen doors at Powell's Fur dern good." nlturej Kxlra special prices on pliono Krajdis to rloe out slock. McKean, Darby & llahlwln. SAI.KM Ore., May, 22. Circuit Jud);- McMahan tins nioinjn tol Sidmy Crabam, nffornty of I'ort-j land representinK Frank C. Hram-j well Iti court to explain his aflida-, m oi prt'jiKiire HKainsi .ic.iauan in th - ca.e or (ieorse Putnam, h- 1 (Euliml Uramwell. to compel Uram-1 The monthly report on atten wrll ! mainlain headquarters of dance and punctuality in the Rose-. uauhing uepariuieui in the siato Salem. "If (tu cannot perwuad' 'well to come by himavlf I will issue an order to Fee that lie docs et here, MeMah:ui told (irahan. Atte 1 9 f mm.n : The fellow with a pwkot full of small change ourfit Wrfistrilmto titinie of it to the kiddies of Koselninr who are .hauhcring to sec things at the carnival grounds. T o Uoseburg is putting up some fine music for the car nival. Our two bands and the drum corps make a happy conihi nation to curry out a good musical program. Broccoli Growers! Douglas County A full car lo.ul of the New Idea pi. inters are on h;ind at Riddle rij;ht now and if you are interested in a real planter sold on its merit only a card will n'i one riylit to your ranch for inspection. Some men never sec the funny side of life, though they nppear funny individuals to others which helps to make Ihis old world brighter. .eVWvo. x . . This was "li,'ingmaii'.s day" nt Salem. Some contrast . between the festivities in this city and the state capital. Weil, everybody seems to be having a good time including (lie kiddies. One more good day is left for a throe days' successful carnival. OREGON FARMERS WOULD REVIVE INCOME TAX LAW fAMnH.I.'d Vrm l.ssH Yu .) f'OHVAI.I.IK, Ore., May -Ilirbirl Kxbert, .if Tlio Hail'. was rii'liTiiMl iimii1int ' of llif I'armeni Ktlticaiiiniiil anil t'nn eratlvf I'nlnn at tho i lime of thfl niiiiual i-ntivt-ntion h r Utn es tiTday. Italph lilr'I. !in county was re'lceti'd Tin' iri-nlil-rit; Mrs. fl. Jt. Jones. Ptilk coiiniy. si'ith lary treasurer; II. H. Uli hanls. is'asrn county, chaj.i ..n ; a. K. nway, I luateBt utny; K. C. l"Vi.n. Ijm ami K. II I.iikIck. N'.mco. cxcilltlvn ronitiillti'c Tii'i'i' coniinliti'eN ask'M for n1 fluitnii'lif of a ntntn llircimi- Imx. ni''l the entile colivi lilliiit. Hikt il ihc ro niMTiitlon of all s uiKith'Hc lioiiir, h, miuiliik an ltn m lr to bo voli il on at the xt election. ' s Mix MitImt, ho lias been In th" ,Wy for I lie mt several eek iiiji,ma a ilrii nh her al tiT. Mrs. H U. Nichols ami funilly. left this afiernouu for her home nl fan rramuoo. i 5 1 5 1 In the alfidavit of prejudice 531; Itraniut-U swearn that he belie McMahan is prejudiced against him i and that he believes l cannot have ' a fair trial in Judge McMahan's ! court. "I don't know Frank nramwrll In fact I don't Know that 1 ever naw the man In my life", ptalcd J Judtre McMahan. "I want to find out wherein I am prejudicial against him and wherein I cannot Kite himi a fair trial.' burs schools, has been compiled by Uram-t y uieruuLiiueni n. iiiimm, (.-! l'I INK HIV IIIIMIUl t'HIIIIIK UII ilUJ, 15. The report Ih as followa: Total pupils enrolled to dale. 1- AverHrTe number pupils bo loiiKinp, 1272.7: Average daily at-.99.1; Benson, 2 and SB, 99.1 tendance, 9X; Number tardinesses, , Rose, IB and 2B, 99; Benson, IB 77; Jupils neither absent or tardy,;and 2l, 99; Central. 3A, 99; Itosc, Mb; Number visits by parents, 5. . L . . ' . . , , . , 2A Fuller! on, 4th and 5th, 99; Combined record of artendance !ttn!(nnt 3A Bnd 4a 99; Ros(,t 3A and punctuality by buildings and and 3K, 98.S; Hose, 5B and 6U, 9S.7; K-radca according to rank, Is as fol- Ko9tt( ,A 9S B; Benaof 4Ai 9s 6. IoWli: High School. Juniors, 9S.6; High All schools, 98 9; High school-, School, Sophomores, 9S.6; IUkIi 9S.4; Kose, iy.l; Benson, 99.2 Ful- j School, Freshmen, 9S.I; Fullerton. lerton, 99.1; Central, 9S.5. ! 3A and 1A, 9s. 1; Central, 1A, 9H; Bone, 8A, 99.7; Fullerton, 2nd, ! High School, Seniors, 9S. 99 ; Kose. 7A. 1)9.5; Benson, 5th. j o- 99.5; Benson, fith, 99.4; Fullerton, Seen the Corona Four? On UIs 6A and 7A. 99 3; Hose, 5 A, 99.3; play at Parslow Furn. Co. Ask for Kose 1th, 99.3; Benson 1A, 99.3 ; I Mr. Llntott, Kose, rh, 99.2; Benson. 7th, 99.2; I o Benson, Mh, 99 2; Rose. 6A and 7B, ' Arundel, piano rimer. Phone IS9-U Widow Cries for Joy "I couldn't eat anythiiiK hut raw egRs. and sweet milk and was so weak I could hardly ;itW across the room. I wouid have been in my grave tudav if I hdn't taken M?iyr's Wonderful K niedy when 1 did. AY hen I think how 1 have suf fered with my Htomaeh and how good 1 feel now I cry for Joy." It is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrahal miu us from the Intestinal traet and allays the fuf hi in mat ion which c;uims practically nil tmia(h. liter and Intent inal ailments, including. ni pt ndicitis. ne d.tse will ionime or money refunded. At all'ilrugglittft. :' ? r . .j.ir rr v e. ' ry.jr ArSV:A'Ci'A T'm;' .-''ftt"7 14 I n 4 The Iota) mill rot '$kk W; r'- 4-r:Jl 5 " the proper,; 'iPV;;! 'WVTT., 2 It leased for a period nl il iYV- ifs "i'-'Ii"".'-'- 5 will make It a point for I iKX: f JZ'mTi . i'U , J button i.f priMlucts In th MILL COMPANY LEASES PLANT The Myrtle Creek Mill property j tilKI'II .! V Ul- M'lltlllH a. tilling Flour MilN for a distributing center fn the southern art nf the county has been obtained by li asi' and not by purchase a annoumeil y r- rompany has rty, hut has nl time ami th i dNtrl- the noutle rn Of .,1 M , ": 1 lie iiwneis l lliis plunler linve liennne Ino numerous In ijive you a list lieie, hut reinemlier we invite a chance t put it rinht tn wotk nloti;;snle any other ni.ikfc on the mar ket and you he the jude in nil rai. Drop me a caul. No obligations. The mni)ine sell tlieuiselves. C. E. OSR0J?NE AGLNT, KIDDI.i; OKI- 4 DAILY WEATHER REPORT I. S. Wiaiher ltur au, I'm al office, liiteluirx. ln ton. 1 hours eudinu 5 a. in. I Precipitation in inch and hun dredth: IliuheM emi-taiire "iitTi!y 71 l.owe.-t t'-mi'iattir' la-t nisht il Precip lalion. lieit 21 h-mr- tt Total prerip. ultice 11 nf men'h 1 7 Normal reeip. fnr thin ninrih u5 Total preeip. fnun September 1. 112I, to i);te 40 fix A vera no p n i4p. t ro ui S p t , i. i:: , :i: if, Total i'Xces fnvn S- pi 1, 1 ft .. H :.2 A i a;e pi ecipiiat ion . for 4ti VVi ne.'lu.J, t S--ptel r tO May, im-hi"ive) . . . r.l 4 Fair toniiclit and Sunn day, n.d- rate leinperattire WILLIA.UKIX Ifell miss STANOAUD OIL COMPANY (California)