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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY, JULY,8, 1925. ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW Isaued Daily Except Sunday by Tha Niwi-RivIiw Co., Inc. B. W. BATES President and Manacr BERT O. BATES .fiacre tary-Treaaurer PflfUME Entered aa avcond claaa matter May 17, 1D20, at the post oHIoa at uoaeourg. urogon, under me Act or Marco 2, 187. Dally, per year, uuiy, alx monies, by mail Daily, three mouths, by mall 'Dally, aingle month, by mall. Dally, by carrier, per month.. SUBSCRIPTION RATES by mail- "Weekly Newa-Heview, by mall, per year.- - Member ul Tk AuwUi vmu. ""- The Associated Frews la exclusively entitled to tha uaa for republl Mwtlon of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited mis paper ana 10 ail local news punnsnea oereln. All ritfhta or re .publication of special dispatch-, herein are also reserved. ROSEBURG, ORECON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1926, A VISION, REALIZED '. Z. In giving to readers of the News-Review the Asociated : Press leased wire service this paper takes a Jot of pride. ;jhere is no other news-gathering machinery quite so com plete, so exact in its efforts to gain the truth of all national happenings as the Associated Tress. It is so. organized that the public is assured of the fairest and most impartial dis semination of all news happenings national and olhor--wise that go to make up the tremendous sum total of the association's distribution every day of the week. : The history of the Associated Press was told in. the 'following words at a recent gathering honoring the twenty fifth anniversary of its president, Mr. Frank B. Noyes: "- "When there was being written an unpleasant chapter 'of American history a record of the rapid growth of mon opoly and special privilege and the brazen association of monied interests and political parties a group of farsighted .'and patriotic publishers caught the vision of an aroused and enlightened public opinion: A public opinion upon which -would be reared a political and social structure that should endure. To this end they set about, first to wrest the con trol of the press of the United States, whose editorial pol icies were consistently reflected in the news columns, from : a handful of men who were in position to exploit both pub ; Ushers and readers to their personal advantage. Next to ; assure through the cooperation of newspaper publishers a news report absolutely free of political bias or propaganda , ;and which would be a simple recital of the day s venis a solid foundation for straight thinking. Successful in the f Initial step, a fruition of the general plan, through the ; agency adopted, was frustrated by legal technicalities and, '. aftor an existence of seven years, the Associated Press, I Incorporated in Illinois, surrendered its charter. Morally ; triumphant in defeat, these journalistic crusaders began ; anew. , Avoiding legal shoals, they advanced the coopera- live idea in a new form and on May 22, 1900, obtained a tfiarter at Albany, N. J., which provided for all they had " hoped to do. r : "So was born the Associated Press of today!" ; .' Governor Pierce is being urged to appoint George L. .Cleaver, former state prohibition director, to the office of ' state game warden. The petition, among other things says ;"he is strong and healthy," and "-his experience fits him for the position." Being "strong and healthy" is a good acquisi - tion for a game warden. It would probably save some gaso .line and tire trouble, for a "strong and healthy" fellow could l"hoof" it about and cover a lot of mountain streams as a . sort of summer recreation. But, we fail to discern where j 'mny .'Mr. Cleaver's "experience" as state prohibition director be made to encompass in iu grasp Br BERT & BATES GOOD EVENING FOLKS Yeetlddy while makln' A pun concernin' "The Barefoot Boy" Wa askjd one of tha Office fore who Wrote the pome and Ha eaid "Longfallar" And we want ahead And today wa found out That Whittler waa The author of It And we hereby .Alopolgjze to both Of 'am and wonder If our pencil.pu.Bhor Thinka Irving Berlin Wrote the Star 8pangled Banner. i i DUMBELL DORA THINKS Sag (.retain' It tha clothes a wittvguy wwri, fr 4 Tha local flra laddie ara think In' of aignin' Billy HelnlJna up for tha dept. It happened that Billy waa bothered by gophera In hit front yard and to rid himself of tha peeta ha attached a garden hoie to hie fllvver'a exhaust pipe and amoked 'em out After puttln' over th gaa attack he forgot to .disconnect tha hoaa and the next a. m. drove down town draggin' tha dern thing behind him. Ha atopped In front of the p. o. and after alightin' from hie frothln' steed, noticed th hoee etrung out behind him. He walked back to a feller aeated In a car behind him and apologized for runnin' over hia hose. The guy said: "H el if ire, you dragged the gol dinged thing up here yerself." Tha Elluka will leave tha village next weak for-Portland where they will strut their stuff. Those who've worn out their unies on the streets of tha hometown will be forced to watch tha parade from the hotel window. I With Clarence Darrow defending him, Mister Scopes, the evolution iat, hadn't ought get more'n a few yeara In an Insane asylum. WHY 0PERATI0N8 ARE SO DERNED HIGH! Professor Mates, writing the In troduction to Allen's work, apeak Ing of general verua local anesth esia, aays: "Tha problem of shock, the secondary nausea, and vomiting, the pulmonary complica tion, embolism and thrombosis, and above all, the degenerative auto-intoxication following the ac tion of these somatic poisons on the eliminating and other organs still remains to be reckoned with Combinations of novocain and adrenalin in various laotonic dilutions by practically eliminat ing the toxicity of the analgesic. Increasing its stability, durability and Intensity have ao expanded Give Her a Vacation! Don't ask "mother" to stay in the kitchen these July days and cook over a hot range. but go in the Delicates sen on the way home, or call up and order your roasts, pies, salads, cakes, etc, and give "mother" a "vacation" this summer. I Hot Bread Every Day and Fresh Potato Chips, Roasts Salads SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY Roast beef. Macaroni Italian, Walnut Cream Pie, Honey Cream Cup Cake VOSBURGH & WIARD t Fancy Grocers Phone 515 IS TO BE BY E VCRY IN THE NIGHT and some one in need of im mediate help. If griping pains in stomach or bowels, weaken ing diarrhoea, nausea, whe ther child or adult, there is immediate relief from pain, ease and comfort in PV CHAMBERLAIN'S 711 A COLIC and DIARRHOEA UIA REMEDY tveep it always In your noma, Doodle's Swanee Six orcheatra, the feature attraction at the Elks Vaudeville ahow made a decided hit with the large audience Jaat night. The bin hit of the program played by this new muaicai organi zation waa "My Sweet In Suite 16", one of the very lateat fox trots with a you-can't-keep-from-dancjng; awing. This number will again be featured at Rainbow Gardens, to night where the regular mid-week dancing party will be held. Satur day night at -the Gardens several new. fox trots never before heard here will be put over by the Swanee melodlats. The manage ment has Issued an invitation to motorlata who do not dance to drive over and park In the cool of the Gardens for an evening of mu sical entertainmenL ' the banker." I Mr. Jardlne Bald that farmers should do what tha California raisin farmer did. I "They taught the bakers how . to make raisin bread and they ; taught the Chinese to eat raisins and ao they finally secured a market." I Doawell Mineral water baths for all forms of rheumatics. 0 Cook wltb gas. T would have anv bearing? on the fishing; industries of the utate. .Fish have more sense Khan some men. They don't drink the stuff even if a lot of it is dumped in the river 'and streams. !:. o Z. Lest you forget advertising in the News-Review ; "brings home the bacon" while you snooio and enjoy your ; . restful nights. No matter if you are off the job this paper goes right on selling your merchandise and wares. It reaches . IM nil .1 . i . I tkftlP 01lln VAflll it cm nuu pint t.ci, iv. .' o '.'X Anyway, many a women thinks her husband originated '. la the monkey family. Any many a husband imagines his : Vife has done a whole lot to instill in him the many char- ; TiCtcristics of the long-tailed tribe. - j o Portland is harvesting its annual crop of earwigs. Why not let the Elks do it at their annual convention next work? They'll be looking for something to do out of the ordinary. ' i o . Z' If there is any one particular period of the year that a '. fellow feels like "taking to the tall timber" the time ia now . Jipe for thnt "taking." ; o - This continued warm spell is creating an enormous de- nirc to get away from anything that looks like manual labor. ! '. o ' Oh, for a vacation at tllic bench. COPCO PERMIT TO ! CLEVELAIID CHDSEN almost tha entlra domain of opera tive aurgery." "We've noticed that the guy who aaya water ta tha 'best thirst quencher never refuses when you offer to buy him a drink at the I sody fountain." Attnclattil Vrtm Iaard Win.) OMAHA, Neb.. July 8. Secre tary of ARrtculturc William M. Ji.rd.ne arrive, m Omah.i this morning and imprsatU upon the grain men at a lr.nch'on .this noon that tbo farmer must apply bu alliens methods to Mb farm, that Is. securo a market. "Not many of tho farmers any more think they can expect the government to provide good tittres lVr them," he sut.l. 'Jt n not tt.M function of the government, nor la It possible, to brtiiK prosperity tv tepiBlntlon. to the fnrmer or (AMOciattd rrm Lrued Wire.) CHICAOO, July 8. Tho Ar- i n;-"r Grain Company, largest uniL in the co-operating market ing venture of the Grain Market ling Company, moved today to re enter trading on the Chicago board of trade In its old name. Officers of the firm framed j application for re-admlaion to the board and when the formall itlHS are completed the company I will take over all open grain con tracts now in the name of the Grain Marketing Company. Kosenbaum Brothers Grain (Company, a. second unit In the proposed merger and a fat-tor In the bankruptcy proceedings j against Dean, Onatlvlu & Com I pany, also (tough t re.admisslon to i the exchange clearing house In the old corpora l title. C. J. Setnvr was an arrival here yesterday from Glendate, and sjent the day attending to business mat tern and visiting friends. Arundel, piano tuner. Phone I89-L. . MEETING PLACE!; " ' fAawiatrd t'rrM tr fl lr.) Ult i'U lrt lulv a llAraiiao tT an opinion that cam down yesterday from Attorney-General Van Winkle, Htnt Kngtner l(ha ,Itipcr has cancelled a permit of lim Callfornla-OrcKon Power com pirny tn Klamath county to ap propriate. l.OftO second feet of i water for power purposes from J IJnk river, Tho attorney-renenil hold that ' Ihse waters are not subject t appropriation for the reason tha. the I'nited Htatea rerUniatlon I f.ervicn nan tilings on an inn 'ejj tun of Klamath river. Including tipper Klamath I-alc and Mnk Tlver under authority of a legisla tive act of 1V05. PO..TI.AM), Ore.. July a. With Cleveland. Ohio, selected the meeting plare of the hiuninl cmixention In IH-7 and a aucrcs j sor hosi-n lor the retiring pre sident, nr. Frauds K. Clark. th i work of Ihe International Christ ian Kndeavor Society was largely over today. fhe renihltidcr cthe coiivtntlun. whleh closes touinr row, will i-onslst In croup relin ious nii'tlnK. selection of minor officer and appointment of com mltt-ee. Fug c'Mt tons for Inspirational and development work In tbj lo cal organisations, also will be iiis cussed. ' -o ( utrt 1'rrM l-Mfl Wirr.) AHTOKIA. Ore.. July 8 Ten tative plans for the cnlertalnnietit of the officers, mld-shtpmen and sjillors who will visit Astoria July 1 ! to 1 on the three battleships lakinx the Annapolis men on their crniw. have been completed by Ihe chamber of commerce com mittee and submitted to Hear- Admiral Vogelsang, cruise com- , mander. J Members of the Portland and j Astoria naval base committee will lay the iit'od for the base before Secretary of Ihe Navy Curtis l. ' Wilbur and will give him ever opportunity to inspect (he site of the base. The warships are scheduled to rrive here about noon on July ; 9. Sunday attvrnoon and even- tug will be given over to Seaside. 'no at tern pi being made to enter 'tatti the natal men In Astoria. On , Monday jtmrnlng a parade ot the nildithiptuen. seamen and marines. ( hcadod by the bands of Ihe battle ships, will be held on the streets; of Astoria and will be followed i by a boxing smoker. 1 ln1he afternoon ball names, will be playi d between teams from the ships and in tire even-1 mg there will he rianrc in set-, eral A rla halls for the mid- Mhipmen and sailors and a ban- ouet lor Secretary f the Navy, Wilbur and the officers of th ninadron. The nhipS will leave Minrt' time Tu g-ty. Shure Shot tor Hison oak. Bos-, well Mineral hf i. , Thoughtful Men Buy HARTH'S Two-Trouser Suits lliry come in weaves and styles that are at once serviceable and popular, and with the extra trousers all ready in emergency are very convenient to any man's wardrobe. Price on these. suits $3750 (AjwirUtrx. I'rcM LrtWfj Wlrt ) SALKM. Ore.. July 8. Ir. Hu bert Work, secretary of the Inter ior In tbe cabinet of President Coot Idge, was puzzled today when he inspected the Salem Indian train ing acnooi at unemawa. it waa in the kitchen of the do-, men tic science department. On a blackboard waa written a recelpe for cake-baking. The cabinet member's brow wrinkled as be studied the written Instructions. "What does B. P. ataud for?" be' asked the instructor. "Bakiug powder," answered the teacher. Some folks In these parts are afraid Secretary W'ork'a ideas are eastern. Hut his conversation and his drawl are decidedly western, j In an ea.sy, winning way he ques-' tloned instructors and students a? he passed through the buildings. ' "You have those scissors upside; down," he said to an Indian maiden from Montana who was cutting out, pieces for a garment in the domes- tic arts .department. j "Where you from?" he asked an-! other. "California," the girl replied. I "Do you want to go back there?"' "I surely do." "That's funny," the secretary ' said. "I don't see why you want to go back to California' when you can stay here." "Where are you from?" Pr. j Work asked an instructor in an other department "From Alabama," the young wo-' man said. "She won't stay long," the cab!-' net member remarked to the su-i perintendent, who was showing' him about the school. "When they look like that they soon get mar ried." The Indian problem la a big one, Secretary Work declared, Jmt the big part of it is not in the 'schools, but after the Btudents leave the schools. "The thing to do." he said, "is to teach them the things by which they, can make" a living after they are out of schools." ECONOMY! Thrift and economy go hand in hand. Avoid costly . credit accounts, pay cash as you go, and watch your bank balance grow. Try Stone' for money 0 saving prices and quality foods. p For Wednesday We Offer . i Oleo, "fresh," lb 21c j Shortening, sweet and fresh, 8 Iba $1.75 tj Shortening, sweet and fresh, 4 lbs 900 4 Pork and Beans, Campbell's or Van Camp's, 4 18 oz., 10c; 12 for -$1.15 Corn, Peas or Tomatoes, 15c; 3 for 43; 4 12 for x $1-69 J Canning Supplies Certo, for Jell - -30c t Heavy Mason Jar Rubbers, 4 dozen 25c Heavy Mason Jar Caps, 2 dozen 45c J Wax. 2 lbs 25c f4 Half gal. Mason Jars, dozen $1.25 4 1 quart Mason Jars, dozen 83c j 1 pint Mason Jars, dozen 69c Economy Caps, dozen 25c 4 SUGAR AT A SAVING t . 311 West Isfmk I A 1 I KTX 0refln Cats Street I H J . I AvJ j Roteburfl, 0NLrJi l V J k I CjZr Califrniil 6 Sjm y PORTLAND, Ore., July 8. Hubert Work, secretary of the In terior, and Elwood Mead, com missioner of reclamation, return ed this morning from Salem, Ore., where they, visited frrends last niKht and today and inspected the Chemawa Indian school. Gov ernor IMerce accompanied tho party from Portland to Salom. Most of the morning the offi cials weie engaged in conferences at the Chamber of Comment?. First they met a delegation from tbe Cmatilla Rapids Assiw l it ion relative to work nn that project. Next they confered with a delega tion from the I)frhutes nrojtct. At noon Sero'ary work and Commissioner Mend were guests ot the chamber of comment ;it a luncheon, and Secretary Work ni.ide a short taik. After thu li'i.cheon the party took a trip oer the Columbia highwa. They are to join li:r special car at Kr.od River thl.t evening. Tiiy T iu .1 to impend the remainder of :lu week in eantern Oregon In s.vtiug thd llukcr. Owyhey an'i Wrrm Sprinrs projects. They u HI then go lo Idaho. - -..i o For prompt taxi service, city or country trips, phone 4 4. P. It. Jones Is spending the day affairs and visiting. He arrived ere today attending to business this morning from HoagUn, Heat with gas. mm LIlHTty Theatre. One of tli't most thrilling stunts ever seen In a molion pic ture Is that in "Discontented Husbands", tho Columbia Pictures production at the Liberty Thea tre tomorrow and Thursday. An automobile, with two pasnK'ncern, coming at top .ncvd along a road, hits another car. loses the road, .and plunge headlong our a sleep cliff. Vernon Steele and Carmelila Cerughty actually did thla seene themtft'lveft. alt hough the producer! told them tbe risk was great ami olfered to get them "doubles' to lake their places in the car while thin scene was be ing shot. The players Insisted upon going through with it them selves. It was impossible to take rehearsals, and everything had to b staked on one chance. Tiny took it. came through successfully, and tin scenes they made are one of the big high spots of an in tensely interenUng motion picture. Bosweii Mineral water baths for that kiduey trouble. Hundmls have nut their O. K. on OH HOY, bought bargain nnd nwi Review classified ads as di- thera aro many mor cars aT-ireet leads to thrift and abort auu uiuiii. Kead 'tui yourself. to auccca. Majestic Theatre ' In "Don Iwre Devil." IHue Streak Wtytern to be shown in the Majestic theatre tonight. Jack Hoxie wanders far from his ac customed haunts in the mountains and plains of this country and finds himself entangled tn the wilds of South American banditry and the no less dangerous South American beauties. Though South America Is the scene of the story. Jack nmains the dunning American cowboy while fi" carries with him a famous troop of hard riding ranch rider.-. The story is a riot of advenmr i and Intiicue of the m stry-ro-j mantic typ and gives Hoxie th ' chance to display the horseman ship for which he Is famous. Heau-! t if til .scenery, a real old-fahtnned ' Spanish fiesta and several thrilllPK ! fight scenes , feature this latest ! Hoxie attraction. f j i m Harms naofirv Florthelm Shoes and Stetson Hats Hats off' To tne New. Review classified columns. They are ihe ( starting ofnt of many people's! success and prosperity. I Quirk turnover. Advertise. A ' classified ad today bring aaies to- "NOT THE SAME AS OTHERS T7T I f J S-i I'.Tla A, la Ali,t&Kcr mmmmmm 7f ' 3-rf - mmmm 4 J and forget it Once laid Ru-ber-oid Roofing is off your mind. There's no need of constant in spection and repairs. Ru-ber-oid Roofing gives years of perfect service. It's economy to buy this qual-. ity roofing. CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO. Buy othr Pabco Produeta irorn these dealers: PABCO PAINT 2IGLER-FEE HARDWARE CO. PABCOLIN JUDD FURNITURE EXCHANGE MALTHOIO ROOFING L. W. METZGER . PABCO' PRODUCTS