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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY, JULY 18, 192?. ' ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW , Issued Daily gacspt Sunday by Ths Nswa-Revlew Co.. Inc. B. W. BATES. Prosldent aud Maanr ; BE11T G. BATES : Secretary-Traaaurer Entered aecond claaa matter May 17, at the post oilto at KoaeburK, Oroifon, under the Act of March 3, ls7. SUBSCRIPTION RATKS p DHlly, par year, by mail.. Daily, Mix months. b maiL. Daily, tbrea mouths, by mail.. Daily, single mouth, by mail. Dally, by carrier, per month.. . Weekly Newa-Kvltw, by ball, par yr. .14.00 - 2 00 1.00 .60 .50 2.00 mbr ml Tlw AMoclalrl ! Tha Associated I'nh la exclusively siititlvd to the uss for republi cation of ll news dtsMtlihM erodited to it ur not olliorwls crdud , ia ibis papvr ami to an lot) nswa published herein. All rights or rs i publication if special dlspstches If rein am also reserved. t STATE PRESS J J COMMENT J ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 18, 1925. SIMPLE HABITS NEWSPAPER MEN Oregon newspaper nien niwt to their annual gathering at Uranta ass tomorrow. Many of them will be "country editors," aa common usage baa aeeo fit to stylo those who produce the home town paper. The story ra ! told that one of them retired with I S50,UGU, after 30 yeara In the har ness. He explained hla retirement j on a competence thus: j I attribute my ability to retire with f 50,000 to the fact that 1 1 worked very hard and saved every j cent and to the death of aa uncle who left me 49,99.0. I The Incident deacrlbea the "coun try editor" that was. Aa bis ef forts for the community have be come better understood, aa the columna and columns of free boosta for the home folks and the home people have come to be better ap preciated, aa hla Incessant work 10 build up and beter all home en terprises has come to be recogniz ed as the general utilitarian val ue of the home town paper has come to be fully realized, the "country editor" haa developed In to a leader, a figure, a factor, and often a prosperous unit in the community. And he deserves the changed status, Jor in other days no man gave more to and got leas from the community than the tolling owner of the home paper. Port land Journal. Finally Settled r The atate constitution is plain Anoint)! In dlsnuallfvin any Der- aon charged with official duties In one department of the govern ment from exercising any of the functions of anothej- department of government. The supreme court haa decided, too, that this provialon o the constitution means Just what it Ipalnly aays. But the governor appointed two state senators, who aa such are charged with legislative duties, to become members of the fish commission, where they would be called upon to exercise adminis trative functions. But the plain reading of the constitution and Uie decision of the supreme court were not enough to convince either senator that the constitution really meant that they were disqualified. 80 trie attorney-general was called upon tor an opinion and be haa decided In effect that the supreme court also meant what it said when It said that tho constitution meant what It said. If there is any offi cial qualified now to determine whether the attorney-general meant what he said in his opin- per type, who are rightly compared to young; birds who are learning to fly. They make themselves conspicuous with '. put accomplishing charm, much like a young bird which '. has not yet learned how to use its wings. ; The board of bishops of the Methodist church has issued - a statement to the members of that organization, in which . they ask these people to forego habits of luxurious personal ' expenditure. This suggestion will be warmly applauded by the mass .' of the people. It is of course ea3y for those who have but .'little money, to suggest to the wealthy that they should omit ; extravagant expenditure. If one had been very successful ; in business and had always had money, it might not be so ; easy to cut off these costly habits. ; However, the bishops who have started this proposal . have a good idea. Not much happiness is gained by the ; people who spend lavishly and extravagantly on themselves. - If 1 ley would take the same money and use it in works of kindness and beneficence, the gratitude and friendships they '. would create would be worth more than any luxuries. 0 Ida Tarbell, the noted writer, speaking at Vassar col ; lege some days ago, advised those who have literary aspira- - tions that newspaper training would be useful to them. She thought that tley must not think so much at first of the money reward, but must perfect themselves in some specialty : so that their opinion would carry weight. Anyone who works for a good newspaper and conforms to its rules and ; makes a success of that work, has received a boost toward higher achievements. Newspaper work makes people alert . to see what is going on about them. They become keen ob servers of people and manners, and have a fairly clear idea ; what people will do as a result of given conditions. That is a .habit of character that is very useful in business, and it makes people practical and able to estimate currents of hu man thought accurately. ' o ; A representative in the Florida legislature has intro duced a resolve by the terms of which anyone who called any '. woman a "flapper," would ba considered to have made a ! reference against the dignity of the state. It ia noticeable 't.hnt. a orinrl manv vnnno wnmnn roasni haintr nullah flnniuira Ion. when he said that the sn- in. ... . , . , . . preme court meant what It aald -, Dignified and charming young women, whose conduct is hen it aabi that the eonstitu- above reproach, are often blamed for f rivilous acts of u meant what it saw. he ought ; friskier girls. A young person should not ba considered a , d,.d right and absolutely positive In this matter. 0 behavior may be of the highest But there remains a flap- fish commission to whom a con tract of employment means noth ing hoe to be disturbed by a mere constitution. There ought to be a law against pultfiig anything In the ronstlulion to limit the politi cal activities of s state senator. Portland Oregonlan. The Idea Grows. If any had told you. a few years back, that an Irish province would soon pledge Itself tn prohibition, doubtless you would have bidden him go along with his blarney. Yet the provincial legislature has voted to attempt lor! option in Ulster. The Idea makes headway. It must be that folks. In Ulster are undismayed by the crafty re ports of American prohibition, which In those parts Is represented to be a total failure. Aa for us. here In America, we are not dis mayed. Prohibition Is far from be ing completely successful, but Ihe evidences of Improvement are -all about us. Had as matters are. with the bootlegged und the drinking prohibitionist, they are Infinitely better limn (he old days of the saloon. And tho hootlenger Is not necessarily a pormmieat national character, lie works In tho dark, like any oilier lawbreaker, and It grows Inceaslngly difficult for him to secure and market his wares. Prohibition In l ister Is hut an indication of the trend. Upou the American endeavor, which, con trary to thirsty belief. Is mil to be abntidoned, rests the conversion of many countries. The nations that never before asked themselves If drink was a liability are asking that question now. The answer dis mays them Portland Oregonlan. The Long Haired Goat The snow white, long fiber, mar celled outer rent of the Angora gnat, a fiber known In trade a I mohair. Is said to he the best wear ing high class fiber made into any fabric on the face of Ihe earth Irnr many years mohair has been nven Into lining for mens costs. Into seivleeshle dress fabrics and summer suiting. In recent dsys It Is being made Into a great variety ef woven goods clothing materi als, upholsteries and draperies as I as more delicate fabrics of women a wear. Mohair goods. xprskitig generally, are dependable ml Inning. The world Is coming know tills, and for this reason the Angora goal Is fast coming Into 1 Ms own. long since a dealer tn these snmiats Drought from South Af I ni's. where the Angor goat Is ef 117 antui.-ils, selling them at sue lion In a Utile town In Texas. They himight a total of 9.!4.i:tiV or an averiiKC of tin a head. The low est price wss lllli for one anluiHl. and ihe highest llluil tor one ani m;l. Four uf these fine goals csme lo 1 Ircgtm. The Angma anal will not live and tliilve on brush alone, am mere than shep will live and fat ten 011 weeds alone. Ilul brush Is one of the Items III Ihe fodder bill Tlila is where the trie,-, that summoned the secrets r, ( "''' '' ' ' sUte, Frank B. Kllna;g, to the summer W hit House at Mwamp- 1 , ,,,, ,,, , hrushy Km scott. Mass., found him: on his name golf course at .". raul, Minn here sheep ml lose their wool lo rill Uv t year rouuU TEs Family Delights In th good food cooked at our Delicatessen, and yon will find our aer ice indispenaible when once you try it out. Phone in your order today. FRESH POTATO CHIPS EVERY DAY HOT BREAD EVERY NOON ROASTS, SALADS MONDAY SPECIALsLRoast Beef. Veal Fricassee, Apricot and Banana Cream Pies VOSBURGH & WIARD Fancy Grocers Phone 515 KOREA V CITY IH VKU-K rXOOO WATER and keep their full fleeces till shearing time. Many aa Oregon farmer can add to his net Income very appreciably by keeping; a band of these hardy. cloth 'pro ducers. Portland Telegram. CAUL FOR BIOS DERN LAST NI8HT Sealed proposals will be received' - by the undersigned op to and ln- "J ) eluding 7:30 o'clock Tuesday,! PORTLAND, July IS Knocked July 21st. 1925. for the painting of'0' aBd crrt" from the ring for tho Fullerton school house, located the COBd. '" 'n " week, was in West Roseburg. Specifications 'he ,a," of B ",y Edwards, Kansas may be obtained from the under- ,C',5, who 6' "f" Dern' s-" Lak algned. Uond or certified chock u , " . , T. wr "'" for five oer cent of the amount hl.l '"' nlM- must accompany bid. The board heavyweights. After losing the tirst tan to awards oa a head reaerves the right to reject any : '?w r,.r. .i,h .Lh. and all bids received. I ' ?n- .WI,D body scissors and all blda received. V. J. MICELM, Clerk. . FAIR WEATHER IS !The rtre ha,-rn -ontlnuoa hlh In DcrvirTrn ftaj cf A cf the forested areaa In the Interior . rK-UU 1 U UIN LUAS I of California and normal else- where." (Aflsoclslml IT L-urd Wlnkl. p SAN FRANCISCO, July IS. Me.Cormlck-Dee.rlng gas engines The United Stales Weather Bit- have removable cylinders. They ' reau announced today the fore- develop 60 per cent more power cast for the weok beginning July I than their rating. Sold by Whar 19, an follows: ' j ton Bros. "The outlook If for generally o fair weather and normal tempera-1 For concrete work call Taylor, ture, with fog along the coaat. in No. Flint St. Tel. 25-R tlqreign SituationVrags Secretary . of. State From Home Golf Links l!al.,.,-, II .1 J vys Mr t-.-ZZr"! ! m HUGE DAMAGE SUIT cnrcTRMHun uulu 1 u 1. mil nnu CHtROEO SLANDER clamped on him. rose to his feet locked his arms about Edwards' legs and catapulted Edwards backwards onto his back so vio lently, tha latter was knocked cold and had to be carried from the ring;. Edwards was unable to resume and Dern was awarded the deci sion. Edwards got a decision over Dern Wednesday night on a foul, when Dern struck Edwards with his clinched flat. (Awoclstal hta Uastd Wire.) . CHICAGO.' July If). Damage of f 10.000 ware awarded by a jury last night to- Albert Leland, who asked for $50,000 la a slan der suit against E. L. I'irtig, trustee of the Oak Park Chu -eh to which Leland formerly ba longed. Boswell Mineral water baths for all forau ot rheumatics LANE GROWERS ARE HARVESTING WHEAT EUGENE, Ore., July 18. Fall sown wheat Is being cut In Lane county, the harvesting operations farting this week. The harvest Is ' "Cted to carry over Info next f scUM Ma U 4 fail TOKYO, July 18. Die Batches from Korea ear. a large nortloa at the cltv of Seoul I Inundated by a flood which caased the Seoul river to overrun its banka. A apeclal dlapatch recelv- ed here from Osaka reports that all lines of communiea- tlon from that city to Korea have been severed and the damage la worse than earlier reports Indicated. Asapl, a newspaper, says 4 the Seoul power house had been destroyed and the city Is in darkneaa. There are numerous caaaaltie and a large number of refugees are occupying railroad, cars and barracks for shelter. Troops are aiding the sufferers. No confirmatory details are avail- able here thus far. Leland charged that Hartis had wet.::, and possibly little longer. referred to him as the "father of Excessive heat of the past few an Illegitimate child, a rubber In days has not damaged the wheat to a Turkish bath, guilty of fraud any great extent, aa no winds ac- and a medical practlouer without conipanied the hot spell. A slight a license." shriveling has been noticed in The suit was an aftermath of some parts, however. Leland'e divorce suit. In which I spring sown wheat la looking the Rev. Carl D. Case was ac- well, and the stands hold every In cuaed of misconduct by Leland's dlcatlon of good yields wife. The latter testified for her i - husband In the divorce suit. Dr. Ca?e Intervened to clear his name and was given a vote of confidence by his parlshonara. Tho divorce was granted by the appellate court and appealed by Dr. Caso to the supreme court, whero It ia now pending. The statements attributed to Hartlg are not denied by him as being made during the divorce af fair. Leland filed a similar suit against another church official also on the committee. Cook with gas. I5TI bank ijcarim;s Hlldl. EUGENE. Ore.. July IH. A new record In bank clearings for Eugene was established yesterday when a total of J176.192.20 was recorded for Ihe day. The clear lncs so far this month have aver aged higher than usual It Is said. Heat with gas. LAUNDRY KIDS LOOKING FDR DRUGS The rooms occupied by Roy Yount In the Perkins building, were robbed on Thursday, articlea valued at several hundred dollars being taken, A good description of the man was obtained and the of ficers are searching for him. He ap parently was a transient and a drug addict. He secured a watch valued at more than $100 aa well as being a keepsake, a gold chain and charm. shirts, hose, baby'a bank, and numerous other articles. The man was seen prowling about the floor upon which the rooms are located. He was inquir ing for a physician, and it waa ap parent from his condition that he was a drug addict in search of "dope." He went out upon the fire escape, an Investigation devel oped, and forced his way into Dr. Houck s laboratory where he made a search for drugs. Failing to find them there, be apparently conclud ed that Mr. Youut's quarters ad joining were a part of the labora tory and entered those rooms by way of the transom over the door connecting with Dr. Houck's work room. In getting lato the room he step ped on the Vlctrola and kicked over an expensive tea set and vase, which were prised quite highly. He apparently aearched the rooms very thoroughly, taking such ar ticles of value aa he could easily hide upon his person. He was lat er seen in the corridor by one of the young ladies employed on the floor, and she' was able to give a good description of him. 1221 Pantry Set Special fo Saturday 98c f White Japanned and Gilt Labeled, these Canisters provide a proper place for your "Tea," "Coffee," "Sugar" and "Flour.". Churchill Hardware Company Ironmongers I.NJl It.-.D BY POMF.il 14XE (Ariatxl ra Leased Wire EUGENE. Ore., July 18. Mar vin Smith, head lineman for the Mountain States Power Company, received serious- Injuries to hie eyes while he was Tepairlnir a high voltage transformer at Cot tage Grove, Two wires crooned, and tbe resulting flash blinded him. It Is believed that he will recover his sight. Free cranxcase service at the Terminal garage. We have the popular oils. Why Wait Until. September? Enroll TODAY In Stenographic or Bookkeeping Department EUGENE BUSINESS COLLEGE 993 Willamette St. Phone 6G6 Eugene, Oregon nam m ,m mt w MtfnTrgrim nn y y y t n ,'L-i-ira-p mm DISPATCH Our vans are ot the mo-Jem type which enub' us to guarautee that evrv Hem of your properly will be transported in absolute safety and with speed. "Wo Aim to Pleate." H.ii. FRENCH . TRANSFER AHD STORAGE CO. Phone 220 4 n g?i?acg;M;.' Only national brand parts are carried at tha Terminal Garage. You are sure of a quality article when you purchase your automo-1 bile parts there. SHINGLES We have a car of freshly cut Shingles of the very best quality Call us for prices before buying elsewhere. coenTumber CO. Phone 121 CHURCH MISSIONS BOARD SUCCESSFUL CANTON, July 18. Because striking Chinese are distmtlat i1 with the food and iuartem pro vided by the. strike committee many are endeavoring to return to work at their old places which they loft, when the anti-foreign uKitattnn Marled. Many -trlkera are being forred to Join the army under uncertain conditions. Two Japanese were mauled hadly by a crowd of stri kers yesterday, when the couple attempted io n,y food upplirn. The Japanese wore allowed to re turn to tho foreign concession. There won a revival of the ru mor today thut Chinese fmvc planned an attack on HhHint'cn shortly, but tho slory waa dis credited. ' Prediction waa made today that the anti-foreign situation would last four or five month longer. CANTON. July 15 (lvlayed -Chinese newspspera today de manded a continuance of tlte anti foreign strike until the desind re sults are ohfaint'd. I Armed bands bearing the s-al of the bun-mi of public safety and the nationality of the bearer In la rue , Chinese characters were Issued ml Americana today upon request, inj order to permit them to enter t'an-' ton from Shamcen to the for mn quarter. I The mal service has been tsk.-n over by the Uritlhh on account of cessation of steamer service. 1, U apparent that the trouble wilt Ut for a ItMig period. Persons desiring to travel from Shametn to Hong Kong must fit t obtain a trmit from tho HrM uri senior naal officer. IU4 PfclCt-S THAT I vou CAN APfoao-- I TftADfc AS 0UTC fttWARDj The hlsh character of our work and our low price have combined to bring ua our business reward. Folks know that our work Is tir-tt clasa and that we are thoroughly dependable. PHONE 79 (ArvUlyt Pirn T i.it W.n.) EUGENE, Ore.. July IS. The national missions' board of the Presbyterian church organization, which Is composed of seven separ ate missionary projects, has com pleted a very successful year, ac cording to the report of the body presented at the Presbyterian synod of Oregon national mission session here. It will be necessary, however, to raise an additional $1,000,000 for this work next year, to cover a deficit of $1 SI, 997 of the past year and a similar estimated amount for the coming year, tt was reported. SUNDAY AT THE t t CHURCHES t Presbyterian Church. Ri'cnlar services In tho morning-. B. L. Eddy will occupy thn pulpit In th morning-. I'nion snrvlcus will be hold lu Iho evening. Farwlg- and cut-worm poison at Marstnrs drun sloro. i COME COME SECOND ANNUAL Camp Meeting JULY 17-27 Canyonville, Oregon Camping Accommodations Provided Free Under the Auspices o The Shaffer Evangelistic Party Full Gospel Divine Healing Radio Filters Happiness Into "Sing Sing" Prison Cells DAILY Wf ATHSSt fI PCttT IT. 8. Woalhor Murrau. local offli-9. Roarburg, Ongna, 24 hoars smli: g 6 a. m. Precipitation In Inches and hun-drpdths- lUshi'st tmipntaturfl yrslanlav !tn Lowest U'mpsrattir' last nlaht t'l PnM-lpitatton, last .4 hours.... 0 Tolal prm'lu. slnca 1st of month T Normal prw-lp (or (his tnmith .32 Total rclp. from ticpt. 1. 19-. lo data 41 ! Averaao pnclp. from ak'pL, 1. i77 ruit Total sxcesa flora 8-pt 1, Ifli't 7 Avsrace prtrlpllallpa for 4 wst seasons, i September to May. lnclnsiv? II 41 ralr wi'ailir and moderate tern- He Is now busr with the teTWer treat- wbkb it I bowed will i e"ry ttatlslile hush and thorn, pcrature tonla-ht s-id Snn . j ,k . ii! , r "' "v year rouutt c. w. norman, 'jenrsr. Front Doors Make th home homey and gives the home indi v i d u a 1 i t y. We make them to har monize. SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY Rosebud Lumkr & Mfg. Co. naam uniruiiicnu ,-jwrriui cu i i-it-ivc a varinj oi profrrams are now found in man- cell in "Sin ." fam-J New York state penitentiary at Otsinin)r, where mWrm methods of punUhinir iminals are beinn developed. New dormitories (on the hill) are replacing the old cell-blocks (be low), and flower beds and pleasant gardens are brighteaiiij the grar, grim walls. Tha inset shows a prisoner Uiterunj to the world." . "