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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1925
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW
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B. W. HATKH Pr.l.lnl and Manager
ilEUT G. BATES Secrotary-Trcasurer
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ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1926.
"257000 JOBSOlfTLTElSEs'S-
There are now 25,000 rehabilitated World War veterans
who need jobs. A drive to find places for them in industry
has been started by the National Association of Manufac
turers. No undue consideration is asked for these men. They
have been so trained that they have a distinct pride in their
ability to stand on their own feet and render a service fully
equal to the compensation they get.
It would seem as if the business concerns that get these
men would be forunate. Much money has been spent on
their training, and they ought to know the most modern ways
of performing various kinds of work and exercising man
agement.
The hard experiences they have been through ought to
make them a very determined type of fellows. They have
fought a war successfully, and they should be equally a..
to fight the battles of peace. They would take their duties
seriously, and have the same spirit of earnestness the
showed as soldiers.
It is very common for workers to take their jobs in a
trifling way, looking at them merely as a method of earning
spending money, and they are anxious all day to see the clock
hands move round so they can quit and go in for the sports.
The business men all know that type, and they have had to
employ too many of them.
These veterans' first anxiety will be to make good and
mako themselves useful to their employers.
It would seem a lasting reproach on this country if
these men are allowed to remain idle long. They gave u
everything they liad, and went into battle so that our coun
try could maintain its ideals safe from interference. We
.now owe them a great debt. That can never be repaid by
money. But we can see to it that the doors of industry open
to them and they are given a chance.
OXFORD UNION URGES OLD
MEMBERS TO SAVE LIBRARY
OXFORD, England, July 16. (A.
P.) An appeal la bnliiK made to
old members of the Oxlord Union
for $30,000 which la necessary for
the BHvlng of the society's build
ings. Bui appeala are nioal un
uhuhI In Oxford, but thla one la
Justified by an architect's statu
ment that (he roof of the Union
library though comparatively new,
cannot atand the atorms of an
other winter.
Thla library has born (rum the
first an Ill-omened structure !i
waa uiion lta upper walla that
Roaettl, llurne-Jones, Morria and
tho young pre-Kaphaelltea paired
the famoua freaco acenea from the
Morlo d'Arihur a aerlea of wall
paintings probably never surpass
ed In Kngland only to aeo tht-ru
peel off with the damp and 4h
rolling plaster wlihln 10 or 12
yeara.
The Inside of the high roof, w hich
la now giving way. waa decorated
and dealgned by William Morris,
and la worthy of note no leas for
Ha beauty than for the fact that
here he first became aware of his
abliltlea In thla form of art.
'An attractive and aervlceaBle
line of new rubber aprons. Wear
one of oura. Lloyd Crocker.
NOTICE TO WATER CON
SUMERS Water will ba shut ofr Friday,
July 17. from 11:00 p. m. to 3:00 a.
m., July IS, affecting all of North
Koseburg.
TUB CAUFOHNtA ORKHON
POWER COMPANY
The Terminal Garage has the
most complelo atock of piston
rings In town.
SHINGLES
We have a car of" freshly cut Shingles
of the very best quality
Call us for prices before buying elsewhere.
COEN LUMBER CO.
Phono 121
This'll make the Mail order
House Sob!
WE SELL
Willard
I Batteries
For Fords, Stars, Chevrolets and all
Light Cars
for
$12.75
Auto Electric Station
122 So. Stephens Roseburg X
PICKINS
B Y BERT (j BATES
GOOD EVENING FOLKS
W read today
That Jack Dempaey
Hae been signed to
Meet Harry Willi
In September next year
And we wonder !
Who'll shove
Their wheel chair
Into the ring
And If they'll
Allow 'em to '
Braid their whiakers '
And if they'll
Let 'em use crutches
To bain's with.
OUMBELL DORA THINK8
"After the Ball" was written by
a football coach.
You can't keep
A squirrel down
In a timbered country
No more'n you can
Keep a Boy 8c out
From goin' cam pin'
When the readers of
Pruns Pickin's dig down
Into thsir jeans
For the filthy lucre
It surs makes a feller
Feel great to see
Such a response
To the appeal
Of this colyum for
A few Iron ducats
Free Johnson, who
Concocts that
Famous freeze
Called ye ed. up
At the mansion
Yestlddy eve and said:
"Put mo down
For five bucks"
And we did
And Joe Murphy
And Tom Ness and
Some others
Tossed a plunk at us -
80 the boys'll
8ure get to go now
Thanx folksl
And Miss Talmadge dripped In
to the sanctum and laid a shekel
on the gossip mill and rse'd our
profound thanx whlc shows that
the wlmmen folks aren't so far be
hind when it comss to helpln' the
Scouts.
"It ain't the heat it's the up
keep 1"
Tuiih In with the tlnips An
electric range will do It these days.
Hudson Klectrlc.
NEWBORN COLT IS
GIVEN RIDE IN COUPE
(A-Ki.fcl !rw - Win-.)
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore.. July
16. A two-day-old colt, deacrtetl
by ttri mother ami half furnished,
was itlveii a lo-mile. ride in a
ftmatl coupe to water and shelter
by O. K. Marshall, Tort land trav
eling; man.
The Portland man, who arrived
hire yesterday, told of 1 he inci
dent, Ht) aaw the baby rolt by the
diiMty roadside while driving be-
tween Burns and I-akt.'view. Ho
stopped to give It water, but the
animal wns Htich a pitiful stunt he
picked it up bodily and placed it In
hit, coupe. The legs of the animal
bui.R from the opened window.
For l' mill's Marshall drove hi
strange passenger over tbe rough
road until he reached a farm
house. There a farmer woman
gave tl" rolt ahelter and was feed
ing It warm milk when (he travel
ing man motored onward.
The Family Delights
In the good fqpds cooked at our Delicatessen, and you
will find our service jndispentible when once you try it
out. Phone in your order today.
FRESH POTATO CHIPS EVERY DAY
HOT BREAD EVERY NOON
ROASTS, SALADS
FRIDAY SPECIALS Roast Veal, Macaroni Spanish,
Lemon and Apricot Pies. ,
VOSBURGH & WIARD
Fancy Grocers Phone 515
MAYOR PLANS
TO REORGANIZE
DEPARTMENTS
rf-t; - ma ? . w
i,uy maintenance rorcei
Will Be Created With
Ceo. Grimm Supt
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DERN FOULS BILLY
EDWARDS IN MATCH
Alaska railroad, two miles diatant.
for transforation to Seward and
Anchorage markets.
lun t nccc nrncinM ' 'iaw ' J".""" (. waa
rtliu LUJU I made from the mill in loads averse-
ii'K three-quartera of a too.
(AMncltttd 1'rcfs LtismJ Wlr.)
PORTLAND, July 16. Ira
Dern. .Salt Lake wreatler, knocked
out Hilly Kdwards, Kansas City,
in the aecond "round" of their
wrestling match here last night.
Kdwards waa awarded the match.
Dcrn took the first fall in
eight and a half mlnutca and
about twenty-fire minutes after
Heat with gas.
BOY SCOUT CAMP
TO START ON JULY
21 AT WOLF CREEK
Thirty boy scouts from Roseburg
have signed up for the first camp
they had resumed wrestling; Uorn 1 smarting on July 21, according to
landed on Kdwards cnin wun a
husky right and Kdwards dropped
to the mat Insensible.
Heferee Clank in awarding Ed
wards the decision declared Dern's
act the worrit foul ho had ever
seen committed in a wrestling
match.
Outing supplies visors,
glasses, bathing caps and
and first aid preparations.
Crocker.
PRUSSIAN DECREE DIRECTS
LICENSING MUSIC TEACHERS
I1KRLIN. July
music teachers
Information from E. A. Iiritton.
1-iouglas county scout executive to
day. In addition two theae young
sters there are two from Drain,
two from Yoncalla, two from
Marshfleld, two from Albany and
. two from Looking Glass. It la ex
pected that additional registrations
I before the opening date, will awell
colored ,ne total to fifty. Mr. Britton bas
siloes, i received word from lommv"
Tomlinson, who was camp direc
tor last year, that be will attend
camp again, and give bia services
gratia. The boys all know "Tom
my", who piloted the Marshlleld
scouts on their trip to Yellowstone.
-(A. P.) All and will be delighted to know that
Prussia are he will be In camp again. Mr. Brit-
Lloyd
ton urges that all boys who de
sire to attend the second camp
register before tiie boys leave on
the first camp.
henceforth to be licensed, accord
ing to the latest decree Issued by
the government. t
"A degree of order and uniform
ity of Qualification In a world hith
erto beset by many charlatans and Boswelt Mineral water batbs for
opportunists may be expected lism i that kidney trouble.
such a decree. Bay8 tho vorwaeru, - o
which describes how private musi
cal Instructors had become a very
negligible quantity during the wax
and subsequently in the Inflation
period and that on the whole the
government unfortunately had, . , .
never considered music as algnifl- , Three men paid f.nes In various
cant for educational purposes. J 1 . . , n., .
The decree mentions that a de-, " V fio. n.t
clslve change may now be expect- he woods. C. C. i.lng of Oak
ed in musical education." All prl- "!. Pnred this morning oe
vato music teachers under a cer-i ore Jus lc of ," 1face, J- J
tain age. providing they have not i u.wn ' X?nc.allaJ an.d enterf d
graduutud from some accredited o. guiuy to ourum a -..-
musical institution, will be obliged I w I thou ; . P!""- "!. Rp " 1
lo pass an examination. They will , 'lneof -' and cotU. At Gardiner .
then be supplied with an official I "" Je Ie Gray imposed
license to teach music. Without' "ue ot and costs on N. Pe-
illEE MEN PAY
FliiS IN CASES
BOUGHT BY PATROL
TO COMBINE WORK
Street Repair Crew Will
Also Handle Cleaning
Work Using New
Power Flusher.
DOLLARS WORK
LIKE DYNAMOS
You may have seen a dynamo run
ning at bigh speed and generating
immense power. Dollars, too,
when working for you at this bank,
siieed up the generation of more
dollars. Come In and get your
bank book now.
4 To Interest Paid on Savings
Accounts
The Rosebmg National Bank
Roseburg, Ore
such a license no teacher is to be
allowed to give instructions.
the
the
Free crankcase service at
Terntiual garage. Wo have
populur oils.
FORD BIDS HIGH FOR
SCRAPPED VESSELS
Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 1S9-L
PRIZES ANNOUNCED
The three prizes to visitors at
the Arthur II. Crowell Klectrlc
shop are as follows: 1st prize,
electric toaster. Gen. Htaley. Jr .
312 W. Cass; Urd prize, dimttlitc at
larhmunt, D. P. Fisher, toll W.
Cass; Ilrd prize, curling Iron.
Hilly Itoy tlilmore. 412 W. Ca.
J'rlzes to purchasers are as Al
lows: 1st prize rhandaller. SH'7;
Slid prize. Iron. WStl ; 3rd prize,
lifetime cord, MIS. Please call for
them.
o
Taylor-maae concrete is good con
crete. TL J2&-R.
THREE DEAD. TWO HURT
BY DEADLY CAS FUMES
NIAGARA FALLS. N. Y . July IS.
-- Three employes of the Mathlrsnn
Alkali company are dead and two
other In a serious condition In a
hospital hen today, as a result of
being overcome by fumes while
coating the interior of a tank Ci
with a rubberized solution.
ARGENTINE SWIMMER "
FORCED TO QUIT SWIM
f Aiwnr!ti Trrm VlMst Wir.)
WASHINGTON, July 16. Henry
Ford today offered Jl.7nti.nim for
the 200 shipping board vessels set
aside for scrapping.
Ills bid compares with U"n.0l0
'offered by the lloslon Iron ami
Metal company of Italtlmore, when
a previous set of bids were opened
June 30. The Baltimore company's
tender was favored by PresidtM
Palmer of the fleet corporation, but
rejected by the shipping board
which called for new proposals.
3.r Jackson St.. or phone 153,
Hudson Klectrlc. Wiring supplies.
ZIEGFELO FAVORITE
DENIES RUMOR THAT
SHE IS TO WED PUO
NKW YORK, July 1.-Mary
Katon. youthful dancing star, high
up on Florenz .legfeld's payroll, is
Indignant over reports that she Is
to marry Georges Carpentier,
French pugilistic Idol.
Such reports were publish
shortly after her departure t
Paris five weeks ago.
"Those reports are prepostentu.
she said.
terson. who net fire to a vellow
Jacket neat and allowed the fire to j
escape Into timber belonging to the
Gardiner Mill company. Allen Wil
son paid a fine of 5 and costs,
following a plea of guilty in the
court of Justice of the Peace
Oeorge Jones, where he was charg
ed with leaving a camp fire unat
tended. All of the cases were brought
through the Douglas County Fire
Patrol.
Genuine gold seal Congoleum rug
at cost. Zigler-Kee Hdw. Co.
GETTING REAOY FOR BIG
TIME AT TILLER ON SEPT.
12 AND 13; BAND IS COMING
Issdoro Rondeau ot Tiller, was
In Roseburg today xtU-uiVng to
business matters. Mr. Rondeau
states that plans are rapidly prog
ressing for the big freo venison
barbecue at Tiller on September 12
and 13. and that indicatlona are
that there wiil bo a big crowd
present. The Indian rendezvous and
venison barbecue are great attrac
tions, and much Interest Is being
shown. He has received assurance
that the Grange Hnnde Indian
band will be present for the occasion.
Cook with gas.
DOG TEAM HAULS LUMBER
COUIMiVA. Alaska, July III
(A. P. - A learn of live Malamute.
dogs was useil successfully last
winter to haul lumber from a mill
on Grant Lake, west of hero, to the
$t$!M! : :'l I Attr'actlrl
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I ?MiLLWORkrj:J
A reorganization of the city
street cleaning, repair and main
tonsnce departments was announc
ed this morning by Mayor George
E. Houck, and will become effec
tive In the near future. The
change la made necessary by the
new equipment procured by the
city, which will require the shift
ing about of a number of employes
to meet the new conditions which
will be brought about by the equlp
'menl soon to be received.
George Grimm, now superintend
ent of the street cleaning depart
menL will be made bead of the
city maintenance department,
wmch Is to take over the general
repair and upkeep of sewers,
parks, parkings, etc. George Frew,
now in charge of the street repair
work, will take over the street
cleaning in connection with bis
present work.
The city is purchasing a street
flusher, which will do away with
the extensive operations now nec
essary in cleaning the streets.
This flusher, which Is a huge tank
mounted on a motor truck with a
power plant for delivering water
under heavy pressure on tbe
streets, can be operated by a
small crew and can cover much
more territory in a day than is ios
sible with the old sprinkler, sweep
er and scraper now in use. The
flusher also cleans the streets in
a more thorough manner and with
less dusL
Mr. Frew Is now In charge of the
street repair department, which is
busy patching the pavements with
the new paving -plant which the
city recently procured, tinder the
new system he will have complete
charge of all street work including
both the repair and the cleaning.
Mr. Grimms work In the future
will Include all general mainten
ance work. He Is now required lo
do much of that work, and his
task has grown to such an extent
that it Is very difficult for his force
to handle their numerous duties.
By putting all street work under
one department, and creating a
new organization for maintenance
work, it is believed by Mayor
Houck, that the employes will be
able to handle their duties in a
very efficient way.
The maintenance crew, under Mr.
Grimm, will have charge of the
cleaning out of all sewers, catch
basins, and tho repair work on
sewers, together with tho care of
the city parks and parkings, and
the cleaning up of the weed and
grass Infected areas, after the le
gal notice has been given in com
pliance with the city ordinance.
This department will also take
care of the general city work
which is continually arising, put
ting all of this class of labor un
der one head.
Roth Mr. Grimm and Mr. Frew
have been city employes for sever
al years, anil have proven them
selves thoroughly capable of su
perintending the departments over
which they will have charge.
NEW RULER OF ELKS
INSTALLED TODAY
OUTLINES PROGRAM
1A-Ulr.1 err t-r.1 Wirr.)
CAPF. GUIS N K .. France
i Miss Lillian Harrison.
line swlntnier. was forced to
don her attempt to swim tlv
July
ig-n-
aban
Kn
l don her attempt to swim in" r.n
I glish channel five miles from !
i ti-r, on the Knglish side.
, The reiMirt was brought by trie
i i rtpi.iin of a French mail boat He
J said condition In the channel had
i b'-come unfavorable during the
day and that be had .!! Miss
Hnrrlsnn's tug making for llologno.
1 Miss Harrison started from t ape
' iirl Ni . near llologne, at 4 9
clock this morning.
Halls Catarrh
both local aihrrnwrnjl, and hi hecn
uccewtel lit the ttfsrment of Catarrh
furot(D.orr years. Sold by all Jtuitgim,
F. J. CllENTY &. CO.,ToleJo, Ohio
COME
COME
SECOND ANNUAL
Camp Meeting
JULY 17-27
Canyoiiville, Oregon
I Camping Accommodations Provided Free
o Under the Auspicefr
The Shaffer Evangelistic Party
FulGospel
Divine Healing
PORTLAND. Ore.. July IB.
Judge William Hawley Alwell of
Dalini. Texas. Installed loday as
grand exalted ruler of the Bene
volent and Protective Order of
Klks. announced a policy ot eco
nomy In his address to the grnnd
lodge In sIMv-flrst annual re
union here. He also declared for
observance or the laws of the
country and its order.
. "There is no decency without
an obedience to the laws of the
country." he said. "Let every
F.Ik bo able to loo'- at the Am
erican flag each morning and say
"Good morning, old Glory I was
decent yesterday and last night "
"Please, put from your mind
any thoughts of lavish banquets,
heavy entertainments, or the like.
Tho grand exalted ruler will not
visit a lodge to be entertained
And do not be disappointed If
your grand exalted ruler shall
choose to Usit the smaller: ra
ther than the larger lodges. That
man who is prosperous, does not
need our help, neither do the
larger lodges.
"And further: I' Is my pur
pose to save yon money. 1 rt
pect to exact-- I believe.. I am boss
now from all past grand exalted
rulers a promise to share with
me the burden of visitations Why
should I travel from Texas to
make a visit to Maine If there Is
some one In New York wh- can
do the senice enially well""
Thousands of visiting Flks
from all parts of the country with
their baijs and drum mrps
marched " the annual rade
his afternoon. There were sev
eral speetscnlar features. InH'ld
tng stunts by cowboys from Pend
leton, Oregon, and Dallas. Texas.
1 V
Pantry Set
Special for
Saturday
98c
White Japanned and Gilt Labeled, these Canisters
provide a proper place for your "Tea," "Coffee,
"Sugar" and "Flour."
Churchill Hardware Company
I Ironmongers
Frye'a "Delicious" Brand Ham,
Frye's "Delicious" Brand Bacon,
and F rye's "Wild Rose" Lard
are three products that should find a place in every pantry.
BECAUSE
they are prepared by Frye experts under U. S. Government
inspection, and measure up to the most exacting standards.
2 CENTS FOR
BECAUSE
Frye'a "Delicious Hams and Bacon are
made only from selected young grain-fed
porkers, and Krye's "Wild Rose' lard is
refined under scrupulously sanitary condi
tions, and its smooth, even fiavory con
sistency has made it the choice of thousands
of the most discriminating cooks.
100 RECIPES
The Frye Meat
Guide contain
more than 100
teated roc 1 pea and
full directiona for
the choice and aut
tlng of all meata.
Sand 2c for post
age to Frye A Co.,
Seattle.
Bams o&
con
"Everything The Name Implies"
Best Tl'.b cat-
SwimMKeep Well
During the hot weather what could be better than
a cool plunge in the clean waters of our beautiful
L'mpqua) Take the whole family and learn to
swim. It may save your life some time. Everyone
ought to be able to swim a little just enough to
keep afloat would help in case of accident. We
have nice rlcnn dressing rooms and bathing suits,
and towrls for a nominal fee. Why go a long dis
tance away when you have this wonderful place
right at home. Wc will not bo responsible for ac
cidents so if you cannot swim do not go in the
deep water.
IN UMPQUA PARK
HELLIWELL & LEWIS
Managers