TWO
ROSEDURC NEWSREVIEW. MONDAY. AUGUST 17. 1925
.-ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW
! Issued Dally Exctpt Sunday by Tha Newt-Review Co.. Inc.
B. W. HATES
UfcltT it! BATES..
..President and Manager
Secretary-Treasurer
Entered a second date matter May 17, 1920. at tbe pout office at
Koacburg, Oregon, under the Act of March 2, 1X79.
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cnjtlon of tU iicHi (UmImi tL-ht-s vrtitllltMl to II or not ulh i w credited
In this papr atid to nil lot ;il dmi publiidit-d herein. Ail riutila of r
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ROSEBURG, OREGON, MONDAV, AUG. 17, 1925.
AN OFFICER'S DUTV.
GOOD EVENING FOLKS
Well here we are
Back at the ol'
Gosip foundry -
Poundin' out ituff
To again fill up
Thi great col yum
Of moral uplift
And whether you've
Missed ut or not
It's mighty fine
to get back
On the job and
Rest up after
A vacation
But having
Doesn't it surprise t
One how the office
Seems to run along
Just the same
Or better
When you're away?
fr b
DUM BELL DORA THINKS
The bozo who pesters the
Save your
Strength
You come back home' from the
beach or camp refreehod, but
why drop back into old ruts and
hard work in kitchens? Call u,
up and we can help you con.
serve.
FRESH POTATO CHIPS EVERY DAY
, HOT BREAD EVERY pOON
ROASTS, SALADS
TUESDAY SPECIALS Roast Veal. Spaghetti Italian.
Butter Scotch and Huckleberry Pies
VOSBURGH & WIARD
Fancy Ciocers Phone 5 1 3
T
' A man chargrd with a crime, for whom a warrant had
been issued and who had two days previously fled after his
...irest was fatally shot in this county Sunday because he re
'fused to heed the command of a deputy sheriff to halt his
, 'fjitfht and submit to a second arrest. The taking of human
' life is a deplorable thing under most circumstances, but
"Intern necessity at times offers no other alternative. In the
,.o l.nn.in r,.r,..-re,l In tlio fmritivo villa rtinl-o-fxl Vl-lth oh-I burn oughta be patted cn the back, una
. , "- -"." " ""'.. J. J. . prison
laming money ana supplies unaer ia.se pretenses, u pinion i ......
" , - , , - . , , ,, Upon our arrival at the sanctum
, w;ejns to be divided, after a review of the particulars alleged, and after bein1 escorted to the seat
"'whether or not the proper procedure should have been a civil honr by the Silver cornet
'...,.,,., , , I Band we found a gob of mail await-
jKtion, .instead. I Hit, be that as it may, the accused man, in ! in' our perusal and most of it was
.'refusing to submit to arrest at the hands of a duly authorized cards of tnanx expresein' appre-
representative ui ine law, was inereuy uneciiy responsible
for the fatal consequences. Too much misdirected sentiment
is encouraging the saturnalia of crime that besets the coun
try today. I't us not make the situation any worse by giv-
Tug law violators the impression that the demand of an offi
ccr cannot be enforced by a weapon and that they can evade
. iarrest if they are fast enouirh on their leers.
o
Formerly the poets used to get out verses about wo-
-mart's slender waist. A ditty in the old minstrel books will
ube recalled by some, which apostrophized a certain mythical
"''Nut brown maiden," in somewhat extravagant terms. One
lUuiii. . i . .i.;.. 1 .i - . i ' . i
, ui me ciiarriis oi tins niaiueii, we were iniormea ny mis love
i.lorn melody, was that "thou hast a slender waist." That nut
"Tirown maiden has disappeared. If she left any of her gowns of contact He yelled -Fore" and
. lin . n.l l.or llin mil lirnurn rmiuh.no ,.f III o ,1m. ,.-,inM e,.,.,, en "rK tnougnt nt was touni.n ....
, - , - . I etrokes and turnea arouna to ois-
innie kind of a mechanicat compressor to put them on. Just I pute the count when the gutta
. tvhv itwasa beautiful thin for n. woman's fiirnro to be I P"cha collided with his snoot and
"'Miaped like a letter X was never clearly demonstrated. Just camet of red. J. w. has ordered a
'
J Stale Press Comment J
GENERAL MOTORS
DENIES NEW TYPE
AUTO AND FUEL
DETROIT. Aug. 16. He-
ports of the discovery of a
n'w automobile fuel that
would revolutionize the motor
I Wliy a l Here?
i Six persons were convicted "of
office criminal con splrncy In connection
lorce aooui nis line coat or sun- witn uie .south cnit-ago strikes In tar Industry today were char-
i nejr wero Kemeni ea to acterizei as rldicolous by A.
A few flays nco the toy- slnane Jr nreslilmt of ihu 4
ernor of Illinois commuted the i i;.neral Motors Corp. Mr.
sentences. la. sloane look rnL-nl7:inri nf r- e
Two or the convicted aextet ' port published on the
served live-mnnlhs In prison. . strength of a statement re-
1'our never went behind the cell . ,,u.d , have been made bt-
doors I he commitment papers fore the annual convention of
for the tour wen, lyinE in dusty ,he Amerlran Chemical socle-
piKcon holes lii t lie county court- a, y f 3 Angeles
home. Altliuuirh duly convicted , -My a,V ntion has'been call. de
and sent, nre.l on a cliarKe of a. , rM. slH.mr.nts in ,llB
:,"","r;" "nteiie..8 were a, ,,ubi,c ,,. r(.a,ive to rovt a
rominiired In spite of the fart that a. !,,.:,..,.., in., i
four never went to jail and two a. , . .,,. ... .,kii. a.
five montns. ,r (.w ,,;, ,,,, .
tin nix were saDinc a, .i.ir, . .. .n .
the law l Illinois, partly due to ...,?,. reporta a e rid enl-
uud partly to cxtrutivft ilemuncy, a woIom ,a n.. a
!-nilinBpolifo ai.thorllies ot; nminmnpV .ri,. nf
which should be a sufflcipnt
iinswer. In mMitlon to this
'em gave us the w. k. thrdt. It was
from our good friend, Colonel Day
and re." as follows:
How cheerless the days
Of a Prune Pir.kin's reader
When summer vacation
Lures Bert G. away
To the scenes of the wildwood
The onrush. ng streamlet
The glide of the dory
That floats on the dew
The flint lock, the shot bag,
The hornful of powder
And wads of old twisted
'Terbacker ter chew."
t $
J. W. Perkins fjet pasted on the
beezer yestiddy by a gawf ball in
full flight. Bill Clinger was wield
tn' the wicked ma. hie at the time
for only
hili'
(AMoetiix 'nm Uwd Wir.
PORTLAND. Auk. 17. Iroy A.
HanfD. form-rly a special police
officer hT tmlay wan charE'd
with murder, following the fatal
shootinR lat niht of James
(r'Oay. Hansen told police he shot
O'Day be can e O'Day wan paying
too much attention to Mrs. Hansen.
A charge of, atinault with a dan
prou wapon was filed airalnst
Marvin Yost today by H. O. Weath
era 1 1, who last night aent Yost to
the hospital with a fractured skull
after they had engaeed 1n a fisht.
Yost, W"eatherall asserted, drew a
gun and fired at him, during the
fight, none of the shots, however,
taking effect.
Witnesses told pollc the ffgt)t
started after WVatherall accused
Yost of paying attentions to WVa
theralPs wife. Attendants do not
believe Yost's Injuries serious."
Cook with gas.
f m Sporting
Goods!
FISHING TACKLE
FISHING RODS AND REELS
FISHING BASKETS
SPORTING RIFLES
SHOT GUNS
HUNTING KNIVES
KODAKS
KODAK SUPPLIES -
FLASHLIGHTS
CANTEENS
CAMP STOVES
AUTO LUNCH BASKETS
I'erhaps the Display In Our Window will suggest something
you Deed.
Churchill Hardware Company
The Iron Mongert
COMMONER'S SON TO I Un,!d l?""00!.0 0J!"Ifi,
CARRY ON CRUSADE
thf
the world charge that-
Thnre nro more u noon fined
killer in this country than there
(ArMorblH Prim Iurt Wlr.)
MIAMI. Fla.. Aug. 17. Colors
under which Wlllium Jennings
Bryan waged his tuiit against the
teaching of evolution In the
Majestic Theatre. I furled.
Mix one reckless young man Hla only son. William Jennings
with a heartless, but beautiful i Bryan. Jr.. Bald In an Interview
siren. Add a c;uitfonHf riend who jwith the Miami Daily News today
wishes to save the ufore mention- 'that ho will carry on the work,
ed youth from himself and stir in which his father was engaged
in a liberal portion of passion, j ta the time of his death and will
with a pinch of jealousy and a ! continue to engage the legal fights
dash of youthful egoism. The j to take the teaching of evolution
result win ne a movie. tout or the schools.
and JsMntere "of Amorica.-
Meets at 476 S. Main second end
fourth Tuesday even In ga ot
each mo th. All carpenters we
corned.
T. P. HOLMEo. Rec See
EMERY COLE. Pres
Eagiea. Hoaeourg Aeri -Meets ti
Maccabea ball, on Cass street,
od second and fourth Wednes
day evening of each month, at
8 o'clock. Visiting bretbern In
good stan din ir alwav welcome
GLENN WOODKUKF. W. P.
THEO.nV. ALTHAUS, W. P.
R. F OOOOMAN. Kmc
there Is absolutely nothing to
form even the slightest foun-
dation for such a statement.,,
are clergymen of ull deuomiiiu-
tions.
Klevrn thoiiHiind lives are ta
ken by murder every year.
No other country has ono
tenth that record. I , . , A , "
There nre 2. ) oni) rrimlnuls wI,' tempts some to make their
at large in the Trilled Plates. in rural surrnundingH.
Crime in Increasinir. i''"' " '""!" l
Ciinie Is our outstanding "In
dustry. "
We Htand hunifJated hefnfo the
nations of the earth.
now tliov sci-m to wnnt ho.v mntvoi nn thn lotior I nuwln u-iih i football noseguard and hopes to be , at . ' . "1
r . I nut nnn niovln' the ancient nas- . fc nunwuui fiutuiu'
tme straight lino, but that may pa.ss also. Anyway, the letter
.X irr w.'is iiovnr n onlf nlnvni
0
"" AllW'h fitiviofv Iwon nilitiifnulorl uinn cimi 1 ino f
'Tonimou labor became scarce, as to where people would be
. fpuiitl to do the rough manual work of the country. The
'young men usually want "white collar jobs" now. "Who will .
dig our ditches : has been a common query. The answer is
neen in many cities where a great puffing giant called Mr.
go on Btrike, if he is proierly fed, and lie will work as long
"li'burs as human beinirM will rfrivn him Ho t nnvnr nhirn.ivl
by tho bigness of his job. The little task is the only one he
.kicks at. Thus machinery is solvihg the problems of civiliz-
turn, nnu uu. i.iriJiu im illllC til 111 Wt 111 III! UtLtfl UOI-
t unities some-new mechanical appliance comes along to do cation without any fish
the work they have dropped.
o
- Today's news dispatches impart the information .that
the "watchful-waiting" posse near Salem had discovered
vhere the fugitive convicts changed their socks. Wo ven-
"tlll'e tho on in inn Hint 11 rh;inrn in nLu in tlw. Iwitiit
' .. ... , . Afep a feiiep takes two weeks
iy ouuunaoie mignc give needed warmth to the feet of the away from the viiiaqe he's bound
out soon enjoyln' the ancient pas
time. Bill recovered his ball and
took a penalty for the shot
! h I
AN ODE TO SOMETHING
(Today's news laws a Silver-ton
farmer's cow was milked dry durln'
the night, ' presumably by the
escaped convicts.)
Where are you noin',
My dear kind sir?"
Said the bossy to the convict.
I'm coin' ta mltk you
So dern dVy they'll
Put you out to pasture."
"But please, eh Mister Convict
Oh, please respect my m udder
Today they're finger-printin'
The brindle cow's left udder.
S fr 4
Some wisacre made the crack
that ye ed. returned from his va-
If they
think that, we'd take great pleas
ure In provtn to the contrary and
those who doubt the veracity of
the conductor of this colyum can
accompany us to our family pantry ; Suroly
inu wc ii snow inree Ldin wnicn , nfy
ws haven t yet opened.
b l
ment
! Jh It any wonder that crime
continues unabated, when those
convicted never nerve a day In
I Jail even though the court has
ordered them committed and when
tho sentences are then commuted
by the governor? I'ortlund
Journal.
He ThILiI To Advert Ne.
ConrtiM'Vcij'l Failures of ' Ibe
jfniinry lust wet'k us reported by
nunu8 vrre :it;L, stn against Ull
I Hie sjune week lat year.
" Tliough Hie Cnltcil Stales Sta
tes district courts are kept busy
j with bankruptcy oiisiv, Oregon
has been fortunate that the lnnl-
nesfl failures have been compara
t Ively jew and far between.
Kecently a sad, hut undoubted
ly a true story featured a pjipj
i in one of our exchanges from
: Montana. The headline read :
'"Furniture M:in Files In Bank
ruptcy Knllure to Advertise
recks A anther Business Here."
that was a sad common-
necessary and is good business
hut it should bo restricted to the
'vdnesa streets and should leave
.. -treets lined with pleasant
hi uk. unspoiled.
Counsel that Is good for rural
j .Vow York ir, good for rural Ore
i gon and for smaller communities
of every state. The automobile
, is the means of making city and
i country better acquainted, end
i hot It would do well to present a
fair side to the visitor, that he
; may come again. I'ortlund Ore
j guniun.
posse.
COAST GAS DEALERS
: MEET IN PORTI-AND
,.. AWIX-laUrel l'iritl Ih., Wll.)
rniUXAMi. Aug. 17 The nn
hual eimventiun tif tho I'acilic
Cojift tins as.nclatlon opened here
lnd.iv Kli i.l... in j ,o d,...Kates In
liiMidunev. Mh or (iori:e I,. Ba
ker, welnmit-d the drlcgntos to
1'ortlaiid, The opening session was
f atuied by the address of K. I..
Ilitlt. tt -neral sup riuh'rup nt ef (he
I'oitland Cus & Coke roniany and
pr"ld. jit of the a.-siM-hiilon.
OfiiitT ele.ird for the eomhiu
ear sit.-: K. J. Shu. fer. k il
inannrfof the South, rn Callfoni
it. Ixis Ani'.t. s. presldi-nl; " S.
Yard. of. the I'acitlc C:is and Klec-
Irh- C'OtthitllV. reelected let miiimt-
Siiii I'raiu l.sro,
to note a few changes when he re-
I turns. The most remarkable ch inge
Is the embryo mustaches on the
Then followed a story of h;itf
a column in length telling the
people of Helena and Montana
the history nf the non-advertising ! not able to petti
furniture store man. Ho had a
spkiU vide street location and '
ii d vert ising en lo ved a huiness
Very Wicked.
The regular republican ot Wis
consin will never learn. They
have had the audacity to hold
a convention to nominate a can
didate lor senator against young
Boh I. a Follette. No convent ion
nominated I-a Follette. Only him
self. In a deal with the minor La
Follette hoses or leaders, if you
like. There were no duly-elected
delegate to the convention or
conference or assembly that
picked out La Follette; no
speeches; no record of proceed
ings; no spectators; no constitu
tion with the public or Its re
presentatives; nothing ut all but
a private arrangement with the
La Follette machine that young
Itob should bo given his father's
seat in t he senate.
The antl-Lul'ollette group was
things so easily.
It Is phovring at thd Majestic
theatre, where William Fox
"Flumes of Desire opened a two
day run last night.
The picture is an. adaption of
Ou Ida's 'Strath more." Denison
Clift, the director, had followed
1he great old romance faithfully
in his screen version and the re
sult is an excellent example of
entertainment.
Mr. Bryan Is still niisy settling
the affairs of his father's former
estate and Is engaged in numer
ous conferences with his father's
former business associates. He
plans to leave next week for Los
Angeles, where his legal practice
demands attention.
" Liberty Theatre.
Thunder, the Marvel Doe. will
onro more be seen -in Roseburg, j
when his latest and most thrll- ;
ling feature film, "The Silent 1
Pal.' Is shown at the Liberty ;
Theatre tomorrow and Wednes- !
day. j
In this existing screen play
"Thunder" is seen saving a man ,
from death by drowning, rescu-
lug a girl rider by stopuing- a
runaway horse. preventing a j
child from falling from a high j
mountain canyon. digging his
way to his master who is burled j
beneath a mine cave-in. doing ;
a phenomenal leap and other
hings that space will not permit
mention of.
Frank Foster Davis, the noted
author, wrote this story eperd
olly to demonstrate the remark
able intelligence of this greatest
of all canine actors and he has j
furnished a photoplay plot that I
contains not one dull moment
from the first title to the final j
fade-out.
"Flit" makes files flit, never to
return. It kills them, also all other
Insects which prove a pest around
both house and barn. Lloyd Crock
er. I LODGE DIRECTORY I
A. F. 4 A. M., laurai LoCge No.
13. Regular communication!
second and fourth Wednesdayi
each inontb, at Masonic Temple,
Rosrburg, Ore. Visitor, wet
come.
M. 8. HAMM. W. M.
W P HARRIS. Sec.
B. P. O. bika, Rosenurpj Loose
No. 326. Hold regular comma,
nlcatlons at tbe Elk's Temple oi
each Thursday of every month.
All member, requested to at
tend regularly, and all Tlstttni
'brothers are cordially mvlted ta
artnd.
J. O. DAY, Jr., E. R. -
J. T. GOODMAN. Secretary
Roseburg KeDekah Lodge No.
I. O. O. F. Meet, in Odd Fel
low. Temple every veek on
Tuesday evening. Vialtlns
members In good standing are
cordially Invited to attend.
ANNA WICKIIAM. N. .
OKHTRUDK HATFIELD, R. S.
EMMA LENOX, F. S.
in tho
Kt,"
Indian
Antlers Tlirntrf.
I'nelo Sam had a hand
making of "Tho Scarlet
First National's epic (if
fighting (lays, now tho current at
traction at the Antlera Theatre.
Desirous of filming the pieturo
on nn elaborate fcale. the pro
ducer. Frank J. Tarroll. figured
that he would require at lea-f two
thousand Indians to participate
in the battle scenes. When he
started to round up this number
for nil
I Tndlans are the waids of
Umpqua ftlan No. o. Meet Hue
and 4th Monday, of each month
' Address P. O. Box 885. Rose
hura. flreaon
K. cf. f . M. Meets eaca second
and fourth Thursday of eaca
month. In Maccabea ball, cor
ner Cass and Fine street.. VI.
ltlng Knight, alway. welcome
L. C. GOODMAN, Cm.
O. W. KAPP. R. K.
Ui.ited Artisans Sleets in Mao
Cnbee ball first and third Thurs
days. Visiting members al
wavs welcome.
HKLEN WHITAKER, M.TA.
MII.HREI) McCl'LLOCH. Tres
BELLE STEPHENSON" Sec
U. fe. o. Hoseburg Cnapter No. 3.
Holds their regular meeting
on the first and third Thursday.
In each month. All sojourning
brother, and sister, are respect
fully Invited to attend.
CORA B. SINGLETON. W. M.
FREW JOHNSON. Secretarv
LAUNDRY KIDS
what harrassed upper lips of the town sheiks. Most '1 '"' lrngrcs.., in nice shape
'.n like their nose had 'l'''hiu- store moved from
lege, nlthouch Rome
nv tile I in k i uiiv
reiving hotter treatment than the ' been runnin' and they'd been
other foreign schools in Turkey. caught out In a eand-storm.
Ill opiosilon In the removal of 1'
Itohert rollcKfi from Conilanilno- A man is known bv the amount
pie to Sofia It Is polm, ,l out Hint : of kindlin' he cute for his wife.
Mirh an ev. in would make the col- 4. J. J.
lete a dlsllni llvelv iliiU'.n Ian In- . .
sliluili.n. and nol mierm al us A,ter ,he,r recent ropery well
It now is. The piop .,l si,a hile bet Wilder and Agee are ag.n the
will he defied lo Ihc l;J' and :'fl" "Ship by Truck.
girls' Ki hoola nf Suiuakov. T i
I Now tltat our vacation Is over
there's nothin' to Icok forward to
LARGER SOWINGS I
, OF WHEAT AND RYE
except Labor Day.
Pacific
and J.
Still'M
'lirr..r Jehlfnlie
re-i'reu-d s.-cr- larv
M. M. fiawford. nf Ih
t.:i anl Llfc'nc '-Mip.iriy
K. K-.l. v. nf f.,. rf,
.h A: hliK'trlr ( fiinpittn . w.T" re
el' (ted ir dirf(utx of the jissorhe
thm. New din-ctt) ( hor, n In
lnd" t, . Yimitik. TaeiMtia. of the
lMle-hv KiigiiD'enne and ,V.unr-e-
in-lit ( otiMititllen; 11. ,. i t ,srr
of the Lot Anirrh ;a-i Kh-rtrlc
f 'oilfirniion: P. y.t Ntun, m ,n
r r ilift r.f't'-fnid cfiinti ,riv, s,m
FnvicH. o. i. nd W. M I h-nii'i.,n,
prt-ldt til or tire Kfiiancn M.uilif.H
liinni; totniKiio of PaiidiiM.
- o
tt an Ca-y r.ifn Slnl'il.-- .
paring knite ut t'lninhill-s atid I
happy. WORK TO BE STARTED ON
NEW AMERICAN SCHOOL
IN BULGARIA
SAVA1 vOV. A u p. 17 TTtov F.
n-ir.mdT. r'i'inclp.il ,.f t!m Snnm
V 'V f hind (loidti'-h d hv Americnn
ii.lrtN,.n;ri. d w h.n-ful thru work
WL ih' Ti- w st ,i . buddings on the
ouUi-hf ,,r S-.If.i will be com.
uh-ii.J .,iMt Fpitrr His hop m
are d on fH vets hie rcorts re
( ivt d tr,,tn Amei n.
1' v, ps;niil' "iy n..- tVat th r
'n:. .uu Pnh rf r, ),.Kt, to the
!!"' f M.uin' Vfi In Sofia,
whi-h i id I.,-, n iHked ef. will take
pl.M
It U m plained that Kolv rt Col-1
W ASHIt;TOV Aug 17.
The urea lo he Mown to w inter
wheat this autumn, bam-d on re
ports or fnnner' t n I -n f i n to
plant 111 oT August 1 . will be
l.0!t I, ono arres. or ! 7 r cent
more ihnn Miwn b.l hiiIumiii. the
deparlmeiit ' of ngrh-iili tit nn-
Iioenced (ti,ty.
The tllte(iellt U tint fn-.-c:nt
I'f acreiu:'1 but iroTrl'- a rnr.jdia
tion of the early Inteti'io-.s or
ial in r an express. M in t rpi.ru
ri"in 'J I niMt fnrniH. If th,. jui.it
I hit ii u ( 11 rim in im r.'.i-.. , in t he
M'-iit i-';;ir.'H, i w.tnl,! up.
pr i. uui r . 4. i l l .n.io H, j
Mii'iuf. d with C'.IT.' .icn-H
iiwn last atiiiiin'i ruil " s I
t-s . tt tor ih.' f.r. I
Irt.lj. .tiimi- to d i'.t r.- nil
'I'uti n iiidh ,!(. nn Im. r' . t
1 u p.-r i rut uvi r l..s
r-.
llTIill.
CttTVANV ORDERS FREE
LNTRANCF VISAS TO
COMPETING SPORT&fl
1 'Sonc feHeri are alius expl.nnln
i thinq to Qol dinfled much we
never knew what they're really
tilkm about,
Th" :,i:tli'M ut WfiMiaTi'. Meuuly
ii t. I a L"iiii ;i ) Hie b-auty
of w on,. mi. 'I "tnh il. ft mii us ii It
i l.-t .N.-t-lei t.-d. v .N t re.-p in.
M'l" .-'i.-i.M i h i ( i m wnh rare then
pi.H dei t i t ; ll i II nd h if now 'I h"
b- t none loo i-'.oil I tenure ol
1'iinr on. -, l.el to h' Il jnt M'lect
I'UI S. I .In d Clot rr.
SURVEY SHOWS
FLUCTUATIONS
OF U. 5. DOLLAR
biitiv corner when the proprif
i torn, both pioneerw. decided to
!qnit basinet and retire, and h.
took the ro'Mn. (.nre in the bet
ter location he decided, it is as-
I Mimed. I h:t advertising was no
j loeei-r necessary.
First he ipiit advert isine. then
he rjiiit hiiM'neSM iM-iause Mm eie
diiorst wauled (heir money. Tiie
reniatpder ef the Mory ttdlti of a
I trip into t tie h.iukruplcy court '
iind the rlosinir of the utoie or
rather lis failure to open.
f The pnl, Ifr is not left in dmiM
as to v lift her I lie advert is in
leenhiiiit wants their husine-.
'while it reilitmh' must he adini;
I. d th.it the plan who fails 1
advertise is leaiK his He lit cen-
, ceii I. d u ndrr a hiishel.
There U .-larc.-ly a moveno i t
fjiat .innot h" sin resut uliy ( '
Htmateil t hrotiKh n'-vvpa per ;i l-
Vefi e-iiKf.
When vou want to convince i ...
puhlic tltai oii liave barKaitis .it
your lote you advertise.
In n piihtn servji o rorpor..
tio" .. stirh a railroadn. m "' '
uiw.ns and teb-phono f imip.nu
wi h in public suppi'it
'nppro.al ot an pre:cct they ; ,
the
Putted Stales povernment. and
clve orders, no machine, no "com-i !'e. ran ,n, Tv!il
pact to itnnd together. So they
.. """"". , I (he- permission of the authorities
all cundlila.es and uteres,!., ami i',, b(, ,,,,, ,hoy
PH..II. I, ...i.BMf n .,,. ,M he on...Inve,l
This sanction was received, nut
Union Encampment, No. 9. I. u. u
F. Meets la Odd Fellow. Tern
pie on 2nd and 4'.h Wednesday,
of each month. Visiting Patrt
arena always welcome.
TOED MILLER, C. P.
w -p H'ktherklu Bcrlba
Ml this, of course, was very.
very wrong. The voles of Wls-i., ., , , ,
' . ... w .. I there were other ohstnrles. I ac-
tii , u "i cor rranco with federal ruling he
tbiiiR to fay in the election. W hat , . ,,iulir(, OJ14.h ln(l,nn .li:ain,i
' dnth or injury, and. in view of
Wisconsin wants is the people's
rule, with a boss to make the
rules. Portland Oregoniun.
he
the pul
It iik
c iii I h-
want
n re.il
st.ltt
to eilin
.1 1 hut it p
I. count -t !
d'-alers v. i
the (lUbll-
111
f
niitiM. d fr
rrit'.iv An.-, i: 'ihi ;. i
- It ts Iri.-.'ruc d t's I r
vt-j 0moiii-1i..ih Fu-op
I AllH t It IS lo K( mil ,
i tti ii' foreiKM sprl"
i'-' 'e iii cni.i'i tor fpiii !
tn :i- of hut d s Tiji
lie
IP
an. I
fn e
Men , o-l il j 1
it I OMIp. til
lio'i
I 'I he ill.' '11
T.M, .;,..( , ,!
1'iii.M) w lili h
It'te f .' ! kill el
er iro
I ipriK a'
, is port-on r t
. cotnpetnit rM
. t he
hi h in.-
iilv
: run-
the resell n' a
roiin Sp -if in -
h:d its- -1 th -t
tltt Itll o'h
e ipift' (on of t
' fr (ie! II aM
pfirt In let. ml
set ii, i
able i
lies, and
miiI d.
e ; 'otiji.lin.'l
Prof d Slnie Im
to Ih.' 1 ,t jt :
"ii per rent of
III', d Well' M " ill' i
"':.! Ihei fo;e, i,
s . n;t to h in' iio't...
ip:itishn anil I lie
Hie limited.
"It h question-; 1 '
ii . iiT'on the l -i -i
mri't ' nt icpll u.
Ill4 III b" OUUIll"!
im pur- '.
m l.e a K !wi
; -ti -ion w sib
n tho-e mii1
atmiis offer
:i ot tun s in
ei.-d :;.: p. t
..lis :i r.jj
Hie
1 in
i -.n-
1 ti
ihil.t v f..r
s a i.ipt'-d
IhrniPM th:
-w It ii o',:e ' !,, v inlv ert l.e.
Pt t-U'tuI l;.-i on! lwtrae:.
Keep Silliill Town I UstMiilefl.
The a-lfieot.il" ha t eveiil. ,
r-.tnv t:,n. l.rs ir tn the eitv '
h:lV.X o' Mie Mlla. e. and' !.
' n m.itn . , nv t..;i to V"
,ll.ltI-S Kilt U has let;: (O.
fo'ne i! '.i:es to de tnn 1 1
i 'i.i: t;i t v .i'e'ins t-t the torn
with Ml ms m at ions. lun. h
t'T". I o dot: f ui'N. imi !i
;i i'I.i'T'c; -1 1: n and a!I lu'n
U i 'l I ' 1 I I Is.l'tl , ! . S te
nv. n . ; ,a tmd h.
h i' li ro ;nd the ill'..,.
b ;,r
Of Is.nr'as (.:
pioihlt tton
1 at ih" fin-
in II
'.d !
p:
Ileat with giu.
noime i .m'eiem e to be held iti
' Nov ember."
1
V
to in . ... r 1 1,,
deli v til s th I
the (Hunt of
t -W lis ,M
.' ihe Phi;'
an t hh n no,
ir h.-anfy. w hi
that 1 weiiry
fK) craiers n
OREGON'S DEBT.
The major part of Onion's I a t
ib ot consisi. of highway bomls ot
which htdli intere.s: and principal
ate p'iti.i.rily pay.ihlo from reve
nues Pom ip tor v' liule license
ifeer. reveuu"."! whiih now are dou
ble the peak burden of ndemptlou
and iuier-M tor Pie years who
'the lar;e.st mm un; ef these bonds
jwlll lail due. While He mate as a
jVh.le ba- piii'ii im trtdit to these
bonds, there is no rasonaWe bu
jman jirospec-t that one niri.ie of
en Tal luxation will ever have tn
be levbd to meet any pint ol either
principal or interest.
I Th" only r" n ntt ootuH
'which p tmarlly ae a bu:'!'n u;on
the emTal taxpayer are that por
tion ta,. W . 1 U m Vi i. r i
Aid bor-d-t wbi-h w-rn ti-ed '
pay m v ot cash leans suPI'r-.
a innrl-r.ni. i.ixpriy. r buidc n of
$.:1iiit."f' prinrip.il. p't f wiiich
'already ha b"n taken up by
, direct 'ax levies made lor that pur
jMse. The babinct of th" veterans'
nb! bonds are for burns upon which
tin bus is in prompt ct and the in
lim' from huh is more than
ndrqiMt" to carry the bonds.
' The Pank of America lists th
Jt.t.o7.7h of it ripation distritt ln-
Ift-rest bonds. A maximum of halt
nf the e will Im a ImnU-n ut r the
.'n'rnl t;xpver. the other half
hclnt mt bv receipts from the ir
ri list ton dl-trii ts.
Th f tMi.uoo of Oregon rural
credit bonds are cared for by In
tTest and pnnrlp.d rerpned from
the farm loan so ftnaiic- .1.
Takiuc etery ?eafnrih'e cvii'r
pteni v .m l prohahiltry trt- i rt sir -eration.
r''iern.' h t tr
mtttu of $ i'Z per r.fii't ts f i( ih
burib-n that r",t" todnv in ei t r -iron
propertv so f ir ir e t v.
Btlon Is reire-..rn"fl - OteiE n o e
the daniterous work he bad out
lined for the red men. the pre
miums he paid for this insurance
represented a Hta?s-,ritiK num.
Arundel, piano toner. TOnne 1S9-L.
COUNTY GROWERS
PLAN CONFERENCE
NEXT NOVEMBER
(Continued from p:ige J.)
J Hoti olr.t vartium cleaut-r
1 1 Zitfler-Frf Hdw. Co.
eruce Income c.f the person cain
fully .Hu.ie.l was ?7!.l hi l't'il.
which ii equul to ef the V..1::
ahie. This aii'DiK" in.ome of the
gainfully occupied yleadify inereas.
ed lo fl.s.'.l In lien. That an'.nint
t shown tf eoual In valie' ?o? of
ihe l!.l:t dolla's. in 121 the aver-1
eve nf this cla-s of in.oine uai
ft.r.HT. equal in value to SST of Ihe 1
ll't:: dollars.
The fa. t that "l.cn.il 1,1 persons I
, !i;age, In gainful ocupaHons flo
l-ol report taxaUe lnennie Is
.shown bv a coniiMi Ison of figures
of the national hureau of economic
restart li viih iho.e of the inter-!
I'M 1 Kevenil" oflice. In 1!1. Ihe I
first ),-ar of lii' i:i,)i::e tax. the
Iri.nial ltv. nije ottire showed
Ihat ttoTe were 4JT.tMl relurns fil-1
i ,1 r. porting a total net llicnr.ie of
.fl.L".s.t,i.i i. In the k.-mie yean
the fiKii: s of Hie hureau show .
Ilore were 2v.lnl. ii. tn persons eai-i-fullv
o, i-ip!t-' a-tl that their total!
'iir' tlt i:''"tne J l"1."".' fte.l ono. !
The.' fiz-ir. s of horh stire.'S hnir
u a, ;t re.i-rs until l'..'n In whl h !
..nr the in'.r-sl t'liT'i" re.ort
; howc,! T,2'o.0e.' returns filetl wllhl
a oral eft l-tr-ote. r'tsitlt'tl of:
.! :i5 o. 'I hit i tr Ihe re-
eaieh baicai! shows thnt there
wet,- 4o o.oi i.ii persons p.aitTfnllv
ceup'. d a-.1 thsl their total In
r en.' .at UTI.I.'a .tort. oo. i In 11il1
the internal oihii-ii. letiun. fiut
tip 0.ft ko ,i,wi w 1th a t,e,l net
tr.oine reported of $!! .'T7.i.,e..oo...
woil- the r search hnteati htiowk
.o M'.t.oit.i persons uaintiiilv fH-t u
pied w io.e tola) curren Income
I wa JSJ.T3.000.'',10.
Laurel Chapter No. St, R. A. M
Meets every third Tuesday of
each month in Masonic Temple.
All members requested to attend
and visiting companions wel
come. A. A. WILDER. High Priest. 1
W. F. HAHKI.S. Secretary. i
Woodmen or tne vonj, camp No
125 Meets In the Odd Fellow.
Hall tn Roseburg every first
and third Monday evenings. Vlr
ltlng neighbors always welcome.
JOHN DELL HESS. C. C.
M. M MILLEII. filer
I. O. O. f ., Proletarian (.edge Na
.Meets In Odd Follows Ten
pie every Friday evening. Visit
lug bretbern are always wel
come.
DONALD TOUNO, N. O.
A. J. (JKDOrcs, Rec. Sec
, J n. HAILBY. Fin. 8ec.
Knights of Hytnias, Alpha Lodg.
f"o. 47. Meets every Wednes
aay in Knights of Pythias hall
130 Rose street. Visitors alwayi '
welcomed.
Bi n CJIKISI I..NSON, C. C.
K'JV O. YOUNO. M. F.
K. B. WIMHET'LY. K. R 8.
Neighbors e7 Woodcran, Lilac
Circle No. 49 Meets on first
and third Monday evenings, la
K. of P. hall. VtsltlDg neighbor.
Invited to attend.
ALVIA WETHKRELU O. N.
MARGARET WHITNEY. Clerk
ROSEIH'MrJ LODGE NO. 1037 L
O. (. M. Meets every Wrdnesdaj
night. Mnoae Hall. Jig N. Jack
nn Ht PImK nA.. .aA
" " vy-u I .U I, i
10 p. m. Vialtlns brother! wel !
come. j
W. A. ROGARD, Dictator.
H. O PAIU1KTER. Secretarv. I
JNO. M. THItONK. Treasnrer '
Pythian s.stcts, UmpMja Ternpia i
No. 4 Meets the second ant
fourth Monday tvenincs of eaet
month, at tbe K. of P. halt Vis i
ttors aiwsrs welcome.
m iiTii a riiRisrEssEjr, mec
EVA HAHKS. M. of R. r.
MAY KI'ARKKn. M. ol F.
w. a" A, o". 7.- W, floseburg Ra '
vie No. 11. Holds reanlat
meetings on somcd and form!
inursdays a' 7; JO p. m. Visit
ing slaters Invited to sttend re
views. Marcabee hall. Pine an
Oaei streets.
CLARA BONEDRAKE. Com.
JESSIE tUPP. CoL
VltUCUeNUNDER. UP
Vtun.CUTHINr NEAT
ATPJUCtiYOU'LU aEGrLAD TO MEET.
Our prices won't annoy
you at all and the first
class work we do is sure to
please you. I'hone us and
we will he glad to call for
your work.
Roseburg Steam
Laundry '
' PHONE 79
Health Service
Are you using our modern
health examinations? The
Oregon Life man can ar.
range for this service for
You. No cost.
OrcgonTifc
. I. : t. rwM w r .rur-wr - -
c uettuttB an. a.uiiB.i.l.aank.1
Htmt OSVea. PORTLAND. OREOOM
CHAS. S. McELHlNNY
DIST. MGR.
Oregon
I Roseburg