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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. MONDAY. JULY 20, 1925.
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW
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"ROSrEBUR570'RE5"ON, irfONDASO'OIVOO, 1925.
LOS ANGELES FIGHTS LIES.
Rare indeed is the American who has not laughed at
some good natured jest based on boosting; in Los Angeles.
The Shriners during convention week found fun in the rain
which they branded as "most unusual," and it was for that
period. Like mischievous boys they went fishing in the
streets, they paraded in bathing suits and sang "Look For
the Silver Lining." They were jolly men at play and not
one of them would willingly have exchanged those conditions
of weather for the merciless heat that was killing hundreds
in the East that same week and that was causing millions to
suffer, remarks the Sunset Magazine.
Making sport of southern California's fondness of itself
is a national pastime yet back of most of the jesting there is
generally real admiration for the zeal with which that sec
tion advances its claims. There is recognition of the fact that
practical ideas are combined with perpetual optimism. The
latest demonstration of sound business judgment there is the
raising of a $1,000,000 fund which will be devoted to com
munity advertising during the 1925-26 fiscal year.
Part of this sum will be used for combating the false
impressions made in the East and Middle West by the exag
gerated reports of the hoof and mouth disease, the drought
-of 1924 and the "black plague" scare. Because some one in
the foreign quarter died of a mysterious ailment and because
proper precautions were taken to guard against a possible
disease epidemic the wildest stories were told and soon
" anxious relatives east of the Rockies began writing to those
. in Los Angeles urging tfiem to stay indoors to avoid the aw
ful scourge. It is an actual fact that parents in the East and
Middle West arranged to ship bottles of water to their chil
dren in Los Angeles, believing that they were in danger of
dying of thirst. Yet it Jias one of the finest municipal water
systems in the world. And it was impossible to dispel the
fear that human beings were apt to die oy the thousands
from the hoof and mouth disease. The Florida boom un
questionably was aided by the slanders against southern Cal
ifornia. All the West suffers some when such an important
section is libeled, so it behooves all the West to help combat
this iniquitous propaganda that is partly inspired by jeal
ousy east of the Rockies.
From Vancouver to San Diego there are numerous sec
tions that ofTcr health, opportunity and enjoyable living con
ditions so it should be the policy of all these sections to co
operate first to bring homeseekers this way, leaving it to
their judgment to select the location that particularly ap
peas to them. When tens of thousands are frightened away
from one section of the West by falsehoods they are apt to
turn to another direction entirely as the Florida excitement
proves.
o
Kobert Harvey, a paroled convict, who has been living
at Omaha, Nebraska, was taken into custody Saturday for
masquerading as a girl in love letters written to bachelors
who were bent on "picking up" something out of the ordin
ary through a mail order correspondence. The "girl" had
upwards of a thousand dollars in his jeans when the officers
searched his wearing apparel. He had victimized several
Oregon "prospects" for good, healtny sums promising each
great returns for the investment. Funny, isn't it, witi so
many charming and good looking girls in this old state
rarin' to enter the matrimonial arena that a fellow would
have the audacity to ferret out something away back in Ne
braska by way of mail correspondence to meet his require
ments? The old adage Hint a fool is born every minute still
holds good in this modern age of living.
o
We hoe the evolution "investigation" now being car
ried on at Dayton will once" and forever settle the question
of the origin of man. From our viewpoint we stand firm on
the Word of God, but some of His subjects sure went hay
wire wicn they "grew up" and this includes a goodly num
ber of the rib species. Looks like the monkey family comes
into evidence in tlic later years of life, rather than at the
beginning.
o
The Boy Scouts are ready for their annual vacation and
will leave tomorrow for a few weeks' camp life at a delight
ful spot on Little river. This is an event of much import
ance to the youngsters and many a father and mother will
be relieved of a lot of surplus energy that formerly permeat
ed the atmosphere around the family domicile. We predict
a lively, interesting and invigorating session.
o
A national convention makes business good for certain
lines of trade. Hotels, restaurants, lodging houses and the
lime inings mai go lo Kwp a lellow "together lor a low
days are in groat demand. The regular run of other lines 'tinns.
of business sutlers to a more or less degree by diverting the vh"
legitimate run ol business.
Came anl Game Warricna.
Game In fins, feathers or fur In
the state of Oreiton belongs to
the people of Oregon and to no
one else. Kvery citizen of the
state ban an etial share in it. A
stale official has no larger prop
erty right In it than has a boot
black or ditch digger.
A warden, In pluln old Kngllh.
la a guard. The law supposes
that a game warden will protect
and administer Ihe game of the
state In such a way that every
citizen may have his just and due
share, which In the state of Ore
gon is In reality an Item of no
small value. If the Intent or this
aot is carried out honestly, a man
Is appointed as game warden who
knows well how to administer and
protect ftamo, and who will do
a well as he knows.
Therefore In finding a game
warden the officials of any stale
are In duly hound to find a man
who knows his business and is
capable and honest enough to do
It well. That 4hB man belongs
to the political parly to whlrh the
governor belongs, or that he Is a
very good personal friend of the
governor or his intimate friend,
has nothing to, do with the raso.
Will the wner of a great shoe
factory make a man manager of
the works Just because he Is of
the right political faith, regard
less of whether or not he knows
the shoe business?
The gsme department of the
state of Oregon has been for a
long tim' the seat of a political
feud. Whatever unwisdom or
worse there may have been In the
administration of the office seems
not to be the great point at Issue.
Political nlrinis rather than game
seem to be the bone of contention.
There is however a substantial
charge against the recent head of
that department, which is that he
was operating on his own account
a commercial fish preserve. This
mav have been done altogether
within the law: hut It was at best
an act of doubtful wisdom. The
hired manager of a large shoe
factory who runs a smHll shoe
factory for his own use and he-
hoof, runs open eyed Into public
suspicion. If the Income from a
state oTfice is not sufficient to re
munerate the official for his liihor
he should not accept tin office.
Particularly In offices of public
trust one should avoid the very
appearance of evil.
Whatever Is dono from this day
forth In Ihe of flee of game warden
of Oregon, let It never 1m forgot
ten that the game of Oregon bo
longs by rights to all the people
of the state, and that Ihe warden's
business Is to guard and conserve
H. i'ortland Telogram.
Enjoy the Summer Days
But to do it one cannot slave in a hot kitchen. Our Deli
catessen makes it possible for housewives to get out of
doors more. Just phone us for what you want.
FRESH POTATO CHIPS EVERY AY
HOT BREAD EVERY NOON
ROASTS, SALADS
TUESDAY SPECIALS Roast Veal, Pork Chops with
Dressing, Spaghetti Italian, Chocolate Cream
arrd Green Apple Pie.
VOSBURGH & WIARD
Fancy Grocer
Phone SIS
OFF FDR WEEK TO
of the more dogmatic controvers
ialists. Possibly In response to . some
Biu'h fervid explosions Paul in
priMon wroto to certain of his
Christian brethren some ISO'J
years ago: "I therefore, tho prttt
oner of the Lord, beseech you that
ye walk worthy of the vocation
wherewith ye are called, with all
lowliness and meeknpss. with Inn?
suffering, forebearing one another
In love, endeavoring to keep ths
unity of the spirit in the bond of
peace.'
This is the spirit of Christian
KndeaVor. It Is the Chrifian
Bpirlt wherever round. Portland
Telegram.
Studetwtaer costs less per pound
han butter
BE HELD ME
WHO WANT8 TO TAKE AN
OUTIN07
Or who could enjoy an out-
Inn If It were necessary to
be careful of your clothes for
fear they would be ruined?
Once this may have been a
worry, but now !t Isn't even
a thought. Nowadays it Is
mighty hard to ruin a suit or
even fret ft in such bad shape
that fhe Rospburg Cleaners
can't clean and repair It, and
keep it as the very first day
you took It from the rack.
Phone In when you have
clothes trouble, and you will
forever be satisfied. Reason-
able prices and "Better Serv-
Ice."
Men's suits cleaned and pres-
sed, $1.60. .
Ladles' suits cleaned and
4 pressed $1.50 and up.
Roseburg Cleaners
J. F. Dlllard
308 North Jackson St.
Phone 472
(Aanrlated Prrel LrtaH Wire.)
YAKIMA. Wash.. July 20. !
Directors of the Kunnyskle irriga-;
tion district must decide today '
whether a mother's anguish over- t
balances the positive damage of
shutting off water from the entire'
Sunnyside district of over 100.000 ;
acres or the period of a week. ,
Mary Story, Grauger youth, was ,
drowned above the Siphon yester- i
day afternoon while swimming and !
the body after a diligent search !
has not been found. Appeals are j
oeing mane 10 turn on tne water
which would require a week on ac
count of the danger of having the
soaked dirt waits collapse If It
were done too suddenly, according
to Project Msnager J. L. Lytel.
The crop damage from such ac
tion, would be Urge, he considers.
Heat with gas.
ROBBERS KILL ONE,
WOUND ANOTHER IN
RAILWAY HOLD-UP
Away MVnt Tlie Profit.
The seizure of a barge laden
with ftimiKKled lhiuor, and ferret
ed in Wlllapa hay, is the sort of
stroke that stuns and dlnh urUms
organized rum running. Here, In
a siiiKle roup by federal officers,
a fortune is lost to the promoters
of a lawless enterprise .and the
loss of a fort u nw is virtually the
only argument to which Riich
gentry lend an ear. Surely the
government is to he congratulat
ed upon both the seizure and Its
probable effect. A half dozen
such reverses and the big Cana
dian smugglers will seek another
and less hazardous investment.
For sheer affrontery the W (I laps
hay enterprise can not he outdone
In all the annuls of rum running
and bootlegging whose every
pa Re bears tho iveord of brazen
contempt of Ihw. The Vancouver
operators virtually removed their
headquarters from Canadian to
American territory, and gave noti
fication that "the trade" would
he served much more convenient
ly. Aprnpo of an old absurdity,
which the Canadians have m-ver
quite eorrecti'il, Ihe ships which
supplied this floating warehouse
hnd cleared for Mexican or South
American ports! Neighborly? No
oire pretends It is. And the voice
of public opinion in Itritlsh Colum
bia has lately been raised aKuliist
such dishonorable practice.
One hundred thousand dollars
In riiiukkN liquor poured Into
salt water as a fillip for the ap
petite of fishes. This is the sort
of enforcement we nevd to make
prohibition effective -a stoppage
st the source, an el I nil nut Inn of
thousands of minor violation by
tbe shut tin a otr of tbe supply
There are long f nnm In Vanmmrr.
U. C, on this day and date --faces
long MM doleful. Kven the loading
amuugler. a bigwig of bontNgsers,
dislike to lone so much monvy.
Portland Oregonlau.
Those Motor Trucks
The nation has mostly stopped
giving land to railroads, but It
apend hundreds of millions a 'ar
lo build fine toads and then lets
motor frelnht cars pound them to
pieces. Albany Herald.
R. H. Klpp. manager of the I
marketing department of the Port- I
land Chamber of Commerce, will '
be In Roseburg on Wednesday j
and Thursday for a series of con-'
ferences with prune growers of
the county. Ho expects to nako j
trips to Myrtle Creek, Oaklu.iM
Sutherlin and Dillard. for conle.
ences with growers of those vi-
irinitles in addition to the Rose- I
I burg meeting. It Is not planned
to have mass meetings, but in
stead a general discussion of the
advantages of co-operative mar-
Iratinir or nr.tnnm n.t tUa
mMhnriH nf nhmfnliitr rnsiiita A r- I
run semen ts are being roade in
each focality for these conferences
which it is expected will he nf
much benefit.
PORTLAND SHORT
STOP SUSPENDED
f Aiwnc.atH I'ti-m Uupd Wir)
OKTIrfANI), July 20. Johnny
Jones, shortstop of the Portland
club of the Pacific coast league,
has been indefinitely suspended on
charges of insubordination and in
'llf'erent play. Manager Hoy Mack
l-!aed President Thomas L. Tui
nei y wire today to that effect,
adding that Jones would leave Los
Angeles fur Portland tonight
"I used lota of Wood's paint In
the east, and there is none bettor."
For salo at Page's.
We can get repairs for Cham
pion, Milwaukee, Piano and Os
borne binders as well as our Mo
Cormlck and Deering line. Whar
ton Pros.
EVACUATION OF SMALL
GERMAN TOWN COMPLETED
HOUSE PAINT
$2.40 per Gallon
Denn-Gerretsen Co.
( Awmolatrit I'rnMi Leased Wlir.)
BOCHUM. Ccrmany, July 20.
Tho French evacuation of this
town In the heart of tbe Tthur was
completed today. Hattitiiien and
Witten were alvo evacuated. Tbe
entire Ruhr will be cleared of al
lied troops by July 31.
Myers hay carriers are best be
caiue you can always get repair
for them. Sold by Wharton Bros.
Tho Elk.H .nro rcUirninff to their homr north, south
eaut And west from one of the most enjoyable national con.
ventions that they ever attended
never be forgotten.
CV-.
Above all things we hope that th? evolution controversy
now heing at aged t I")yton, Tenn.. will never reach that de
gree of popularity that it will become a political issue.
o
There's more talk of federal taxes coming down. The
4 1i rM inn 'o-oeratlon.
One of tbe met henoflHii 1
force of Christian Kndtavor i's
Influence for developing a good
understanding and heany co-op-r
latton among Christian tlt'tiomtnu-
While certain hun-hr
Methodist ami Itap-
itist, nave ineir own young peo-
j pie 'a organisation, s'lll Knl a' or
Is organmed In pruflitally all Prv
teNtunt donnmltiriiions. and all
, j these young folk's societies ro
t ; opera to heartily. Christian Kn
' rimiviir i titiubllcM the vuiiaMianl
rortland'fl hospitality Will: of that moetnent that finally will
reoiilt in a church union ome
! thing atter the order of the I Hit
led Church of Canada.
Ill the name of Christian un!y
the Northern lotptlni convention
lis to he commended In t tut f It iN
j not follow the cnnnsela of tbni
I perforvrnt fundamt'titnllMri hn
demamb'd a purutui; of the mn-
vnntlnti n full hi tin lull 1-1.V..-U
4. .!.. H..n. V ku wr w.a tart..
nexi question paramount in tne minds ol our people is a no-j think, think exactly aitve nn
ciaion to take a fail out of Mate taxes. tlinlmm nutt.ra? Yet the pm-l 'of
' faith is works aftr all Ti wh.it
i --- r.-. i - extremes f church splitting nnr
It's not alwavs fhe warm weather that makes some men ' rainaa fervors may carry i.nm..
, JL . a i i ... illustrated in sum of the
lazy they were just simply born that "way. Irucorow aud bitter uwuieut
Harth's Two-Trouser
Serge Suits
MEET POPULAR DEMAND
Any Careful Dresser finds these
Peerless Suits most convenient tbe
extra trousers noally pressed, being
available at a moments notice.
$37.50
.Harth's' Toggery
d-x nd on it. Ordt-r VIM next time you buy flour.
fAiwiatwl Pim lued Wire.)
MOt'NT VERNON, N. V.. July
20. One man a kllll and an
other dangerously wounded today
when three robbers held up a spe
cial car of the West Chester county
electric railway.
Jacob Schumacher, a railway in
spector, was shot and died in a
iiospital. R. I. Nichol, conductor,
was shot and is in a critical condi
tion. The robbers took a bag contain
ing about J1S0O from Schumacher,
but abandoned it when their auto
mobile broke down.
We have several lots In Rose
burg, which we will sell tn easy
terms and also help finance a
house. I'ago Lumber & Fuel Co.
SAFETY SHAVING CABINET
This is Something for the Men Folks, but it is
handy and Shavers will appreciate it.
Special Price for a Few Days
S1.77
With the Cabinet is included a Gem'. Razor and
" Package of Blades.
See them in our window.
Churchill Hardware Company
Ironmongers
they are not of a general nature
to the entire country, but by di
viding the country into sections,
where the conditions are similar,
the conferences can be made of
much benefit.
The one at Portland is reported
to have taken up some very im
portant features. Instead of a
number of talks by experts, the
meeting took the form of a gen
eral discussion, topics being sug
gested and each member being
called upon to express his ideas
on the subject, so that a number
of practical and helpful suggest
ions were brought out.
8NOD0RAS8 AND WESBROOK
ARE NEW TENNIS CHAMPS I
Cook with gas.
(AJKChtta Pnsi kKii Win.)
ST. LOUIS. July 20. Harvey
Snodgraaa and Waiter Wesbrookl
of Los Angeles, are the new na
tional clay court tennis doubles I
champions succeeding , Robert and I
Howard Kinsey of San Francisco
The Kinsey won tbe title las'.
year.
The Tinning California team I
surprised by eliminating William
T. Tilden. II, and Al Wiener of
Philadelphia in straight sets yes
terday afternoon, the score was I
6-1. 6-2, 6-1.
Extraordinary Scholar
Foster Huttier and K Amies,
representatives from the Rosehuf?
Chamber of Commerce !o the agri
cultural conference railed by the
U. S. Chamber of Commerce and
held In Portland last week, re
turned home yesterday morning.
Mr. Butner. because, of his wide
experience in the shipping and
marketing of fruit and vegetables,
was frequently railed upon in tho
general discussions, his ideas
alnni; those lines being found of
much benefit.
The two men report th con
ference to be one of the most im
portant meeelngs of an agricul
tural nature to he held in the
Northwest. In the past it has
been the practice of tho United
States Chamber of Comnvrce to
hold a national conference each
year, but this year the country
was divided Into districts, and a
conference is being held in each
section. This enables a closer
co-operation and exchange of
ideas. In the national conference
it waa found that the local pro
blems, which are the most im
portant, could not he handled, as
VutsiOEiirora v-a ... . . X
James W.
Telbrkht
James William Fulbriglit, star student of the University of
Aikansas, is capping an extraordinary school career by going to
uitord University, England, a a Khodcs scholar. While attend-
In; srhool Ftilbright, now 19, has been bos of a small lumber rail-
re.-.- . nnaped the Fajcttcville, Ark., Ice and Storage Co., and a
!. :i. -ompany, played three years on the football team, nd
-xling part in campus activities.
Originality Aim
of Odd Trimming
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To le strictly lip-ln-dntf you
mint h-e a. original driign as
potiblc rnibroidrrrd on your
fiwk. This "costume oricntile,"
as il is called, is made r) white
cashmere nrrr a gray crrpe nn
dcrslip, the latter forming the
Vcstcc and skirt rm. Odd
nrienlal ligiArs are eubroidcjM)
yen uw skirt panel.
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