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Newspaper Page Text- TWO ROSEBURG NEWS REVIEW. TUESDAY. AUGUST 18, 1925. : ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW ! Issued Daily Except Si.nday fay The News-Review Co., Inc. 41. W! BATKH BEHX-U. UATES I'resldonl and Manager j .eecretary-l ruurer ."Kntertjii as second class luuttor Hay 17, WO, at (he post offlcs at ' lloaebura:, Oregon, undr tiia Act of March 2, 179. t SUBSCRIPTION RATES Daily, per year, by mail "Dailx six mouths, by mail jmilvj throe mouths, by mail. lBiiy, biiisio -.noma, uy until-. BY bERTv DATES Iffi sure "lJil by carrier, per moulh - IVee-My News Review, by mail, per year . i l 00 2 00 - 1.00 .6U , .601 100 1 ie A.Dclated l'r-a is esclimlvt-ly mill'il tit tile use for republl illuii lit Jlr n-wil dlmiuti.'liee crt'ililtMi to It or tint ulliirwisii t-i illlt-d Hti tli(s palier and to all local news publlmied herein. All rutins of re-j lal staff of the Police Ca2ette. VUOIIV4110U oi spuciat aiKpaii-nea nt-rein art kiio rcM-rvt-n. COOD EVENING FOLKS Have you any Little convicts Hidin' in Your basement? r DUMBELL DORA THINKS A police reporter is on the editor. ROiEBURC OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1925. CODDLING CRIMINALS. Jedge Jones fined a feller a savin m lmi ptaicv, l m m dern tight cheaper to cut corners. fc Pete Perkins, local merchant, who called at our sanctum the first of the week and asked that a Save Your Strength You come back noma from the beach or camp refreshed, but why drop back into old ruU and hard work in kitchens? Call us up and we can help you eon-serve. FRESH POTATO CHIPS EVERY DAY HOT BREAD EVERY NOON ROASTS, SALADS WEDNESDAY SPEClALS--Roa,t Pork. Chicken Pi Banana dear? and Kuiain Piea VOSBURGH & WIARD Fancy Grocers Phono 5 15 CITY COUNCIL HOLDS MEETING LAST EVENING Z ISentinu ntalisU who think that criminals should he cod iUedJand that penitentiaries should be converted into sum- -jTTer Tosorts got a view Wednesday of what is in the heart bitter editorial be written and di rected against the mail-order houses "which are sappin' the life of Roseburg," had to qct his own dinner today as his wife and three daughters are up in Portland, doin' their shoppin'. I The three escaped convicts are in Portland today enjoyin' a visit and we wonder if the town boost ers will take 'em for a ride over their Columbia River highway? . j. On acct. of radio conditions bein rather rotten, the city council re mained in session a littla longer than usual yestiddy eve. .J. 4. 8WAT THE MOSQUITO! Durin' our vacation ye ed. made rather intensive study of the bird KELLY AND WILL03 EASY MARKS FOR if many of those confined in state's prison at Salem, says 3ht! 1'ortlnnd Journal. fZ your murderous men resolved to break prison. They jcSt, fclugged and shot their way outside the walls. Life of JiSnotent people was nothing- in their scheme of things. Two Jilen 'Were shot dead at their posts. Another was drilled "t&rowgh within a few inches of the heart. A fourth has a julokim jaw. And the only reason that three or four more jSfnlwcre irot slain in the bloody rush of the fugitives was rlitcalise they were not in the way. fZ And what happened when the dead body of a guard was xirried from its crimson resting place? ilen in cells rattled "prison bars. They jeered and cat-called. My their action jSeylapproved the killing of the officer, approved the mur rdlrods escape, and approved all that society bans. And they iS ve' evidence of what the sentimentalists have to deal with 1 """"only known as the mosquito. .wjien they talk of leniency, pardons, paroles and summer re- been written, entitled, -Mosquito" .Sorts for criminals. ! or something like th.it. In order f (,,. ,., , , . t '..,, .. I that those who follow in our foot- (1 he scene Wednesday at Salem when the body of Hie steps may be equipped to combat dead' guard was moved is one that should be b irned into the ne" bird i vv ""o are suckin' v e 1 ,. , , ,. j the life blood from our community Jmnd of those who are appealing for leniency for outlaws, w, offer a few little tried and true diolare sitting on parole boards recommending executive ! remedies which we have found to T 1 , ,, , ., . 1 be rather efficacious. Now in the --iiiuiiv:jr, uu nnu uiu uiiuiijf uiu imruuus tn muse vwiu r first pi jlutve found their way into penal institutions. CI It irruy be added that the coddling madness has had l.t iflc vioguffjinder the present regime at the Oregon jieniten-lEirjt. MEETING THE DEMAND. ilace it is necessary to catch the critter. Hold it securely with a pair of nippere in the left hand and with the right hand clip off Its proboscis hypodermicus with a sharp pair of scissors. This is con. sldered very humane and has the approval of Jim Draper, superin tendent of the village dump grounds. The bird may, however, die of humiliation and a broken heart. Some preer. injeciin' car bolic acid into its go-getter arter. leg or tonsils, but this requires skill and special equipment. An. other mighty effective plan but tlio im n had bt-n placed near each juuiit u cause liiu uiuce niuic itaeiily ni'en by lntj chapel Kuard GUARDS AT BREAK, llw'' uuy "' 'lla'-' iu lm! p""""- Ouaras Shooting Ability. I (Conllitufd fruin iuiko ;.) 'Jl'u ri"u uiaik.mauabip of 1. - - -jKuartUs at llie lirUou came up fur 111- mt'ii frmii liic roof. When ho I ciuu imii dunns 1I10 tt-uumony 01 siuv tlitit In- wa.n nut K"iiiK u ;t ;Juhn iiaviiull. 1'uvibou was ak rin, bo tliclan il, hu r;ia almi,' tlio d by Ulstiict-Aitiiniiy I uikud if 1 Mull limanl 11m t iwi calling to . tue t.uani bad rrxular rllie prac liubbaid to shoot. 1 tici-. and If ho knew what their i Ihibbaiil will iirobali'ly b rall7ira""ks'"'"'s"l' averago was. Ibe IM-Mr.. the Jury 'nm- 1I1110 lliis af- r' l'"l'a lhal P tic was teinoon uller it conu u. a at 1 ! IK"' 1 '''" " '""'. Ko atanilard o'clock. ' ' alii.ny was retiuired of jtuards, 1 ii i be iieciarul. 'J'uikIh nine and Turnkey . Gun In Desk. 1 1)lr,,,, 1IHl(.s , lllllIlieler wrre uaed I John Uavi.son Kave eliluce 0r rrei-atyie piaclice ai hundred against hie coiniurt of Turnkey yanlj. ' N.-Hinii h with llie Biaie111.nl tbuti -Are the auarils ccod thots?" ul the lime of tut- break ihere was he was asked by l arsoil. :a irmly r in llie crawvr of tho 1 Some are anil aoine are not. desk at which Nrsiniili wasjiiUius.iTln ie are boiiih pretty sood ones -Murray was Uih first to enter tlm Hud some prctly bad ones." Asked ixjilain the proportion between iii lie reolli-d mat there were fijht with Hurray bettan. bavisoa : aj,ul fitty-firty" of Hood shots fa.ieil i" .esiimii tor Help, wuittl ;ncl -Ihose who wer'nt." be d t-lifred yisirday was not an-' . ,s far as he recalled, he de- f w. red in miy iiannt-r. It also de- dined. Ilolnian and Hubbard were t eloped that Daiison whs In th nAt rood ahoia, Holman HveraKinn iiirnliey'a ofllte for llie purpose of Hboul one out of five hits on the '!' I"' "n- Mirnlii y diiriliK the niu and three-quarters Inch bulls dinner- hour but that bo did not 'pjv at ltn) yards. Sweeney was an have a Kuu. aWiage shot, be Judged. War.Ien I inlrvmple. It was said, o was the the e.rst ward-n to placo McMILLAN PARTY an exlra nmn In the . arsenal dilr-j v A V KWT ATTCtDT Ins lie- dinner hour whm llie line' iAI IMJ I AI lE.IVirl ' passes throiiKh Hi" rhapel. It was i DASH THIS YEAR liis Jnteiiilou tluit this e?ra Ktiard ! iiae a gun, and the cjia. V did tarry one unlll a srnlli iu;o v. "n tTiarles Chantl"!). ei-princi; ' keeper, unit red ujivison not 10 it. e a pun Into the turnkey's office. lial and it was he who fought witli Imvlsoti. As so-n as tho thi Fire Protection in East Sec tion of City Given Im- I mediate Attention. SALARY RAISE ASKED City Treasurer Gets Increase in Pay and Fire Chief Asks More Salary for Night Driver. mk Sporting S? Goods! f ISHINQ TACKLE FISHING RODS AND REELS FISHING BASKETS SPORTING RIFLES SHOT GUNS . HUNTING KNIVES KODAKS KODAK SUPPLIES FLASHLIGHTS CANTEENS CAMP 8TOVES AUTO LUNCH BASKETS Perhaps the Display In Our Window will suggest something you need. Churchill Hardware Company The Iron Mongers trallln' Its neckori, airbkck of nouu, men UBinq an ax as in tlie murder 'of chickens. And while we en. did 'Automotive vehicles in use in the United States have 'jriacfied the estimated total number of 17,500,000 and the .Saturation point" is still far awav. Taking into considera- -tum lhc growth of nomilation and the unceasing: construction which we do not consider very ar. CI g.od roads, a prominent manufacturer of cars express. j the Opinion that the country can absorb at least 8,000,000 j bum in the camp fire. Rome t-se m,M. ,,i,l.,,..l.;i,,o ,,.!, ,!,;. .1. 1... .i.... -..t tt.:..i, ...in 1... the barbarous method of holding UvU...uu..Lo, , ......n ,.ltii lie uum 1, 1. 1. uuiiiv ! the delicate critter by its hind.leQs, iiT.it nuii in-itire iimu, jsomewnerc arounti ;i, vwi,uw ntiwiy jNanufuctured cars are thrown on the market each year, but murucr 01 cnirKtns. Ana wniie Jit It'lUlt half of them, it IS figured, are Sold for replacements, i failed to protect our eperdermis til Hint thn not iiinmiKn i ,1 1 1, n , ., I .... 'o .,,..,. I !,.(.. I I,, ,.t,,l tlrely from the onslaught we - , ; . fc " " ' ' succeed In shooin' "them toward ISC Will lull OU per cent Short Ot equalling the annual out nut. the other members of the gang. It r&ncfc the automobile has become an intimate piirt of th- na- j .'! B""5"'' k"'"" that ";. ,, ,, , . ' It is only the mosquitress that punc. monp daily life, indispensable alike lor busines: and social Uures the hide which ut-oids Kip. nritoses, its use cannot be limited, but tho denrt-ul may net j I',"0'' lh,ory thal . j , t , , , .. . th0 species is more deadly than the .eouaj the oulput for many more years. When th.' "sutura- male." ionjioint" is reached, then among the manufacturers it will 3c a.case of the survival of tho fittest. Mavbr, t-.io, bv that ! , vyrd" Dj,'i"nP ouoha Z.- 'it , r , ,, .. 1 in hundred yard d.lsh at tho Tj'i'e. me congestion 01 trail lc on the public highways will next Olympic races. 4iavti become so groat aa to compel one-way travel, an at pre- 4 'I Cntlconipulsory in all of the large cities, and this vih cull Jk,, 4?r 4mthcr deep dig into the pockets ot the taxpayers tor a .J.; . 'rr.,; Jones and fcijy Cellmates. Mor t vitli'iica on inlson rule V.'ASIIINCTOX, Auk. 18. A pos y iJl vt'lupt-d Unlay tliut the :aMiilan Arcii: txin'iiitiim m it'll t t 'nn lor this y-.-ar Its effort to flyu..: the unknown region of the i'oliir ttt u. . A niftisat! asKinK for an opinion oh that subject liom Lieutenaiit mid i iit-'tiiiiix wan Kiv ii hy (JcorKe j Commander K.vi'd, coiiinianding the linbiiison, chapel Kuaril, who der navy Boction, Mat) dispatdu'd by el.ii'Ml tlut despite tho f:u-t that, tin navy after u conference be ihe Jonv.s-MiitTuy pan? was noled-twi-n officials of the navy and of for bin dt spt-i Hieness. Orrgon the national Kern? rn phic juciety, .lutiert ami KI!worth Kt liy w r ypciior ot tlie expedition. Mrn.ittMd to livH in the natie c II ( li was indicated that tho ermfer nnd all o( t.he four men involved in cm e went into tlie qiu-ntinn of t'lit lii-'-nk tin crlli'd in tho ianni hihr it woidci be b-tier to give tier of the Mime ward hi taw tunia tyh.Uie attempt to fly over the un wtn;. .!ani''fi U'i liHi, ho declared, iti.oun region this year and concen had b' i n mo v til ne:ir the ret lc irate upon exploring regions of than a nion-ih nio from thn south (ir-'enlanl and Iibrndor iu quest w in it to the nnfih winis. Jutih's it. ot nehntifir information. 'arey,h ail chap-d puanl. respnns , The wtalher for some timo has ililr for Ui" cliHtirf i: nd the cetiinp, lurn Ri Iiy; llie expedition increas Itiiil pit vioit ily di nh'il that .Ioikm inu' appi -iiension. anil Kelly celled topethtT and had Itepi at-d nied.-aKes have toli of il' ilan l that h: nntyt'd ho- .nuiumtl eouditioii.s with storms, iiu.-e Wiliw liad li.-en in a cell far- ice filiid bays and fjords mid the Im; lb"1 bark of ..e prison and Mountains covered with Ice and d to mine to a front H on .- now. oum ot th rout vifw. Winn Orepon .lone:;, .Murray and A measure from the expedition t mrht s;ud that this week Krlly v "iv l i'tnrnrd from their would Letermine whether (he ex- . dar!u rrviik in March, I'tL'l, ihey j wrre not placed in the "hnllpeii" lor piveu uny kind of discipline. P'ditlcn could sneered in its major I nrpone Htid iuilicated that if ad- rse weatl.er continued there was " i oy t" til U d. lie asserted lliat little hope of ciimplete uccess. dupljcate sy.stem of roads. 4jroljJem for the present. Happily the whole thing is not MURDER VICTIM OF ' I SCHWARTZ IS GIVEN l ': jSOLDlLR'S BURIAL 1 J atUM I'rM Ummii Wire.) "SAN Kit A N't ISCO, Auir. IX - Tho 4f(jdy J of MI Inert Warren Itarbe, EWorld war ('veierun, watiiirrinK 3tristsinary 'and murder victim of 4'riailj n Henry HchwarU. hIiiiiI t'jreek, rheiuiHl, Itnliiv retM in Sol II4 rM'. fl.-ltl ut tht l'reMi,i, tmy ervii:i: attended the Imiiul 'litje tjiday. ..TIia Jeplon post of Walnut J-VreW nninnntced it would send In l.nrhn HKd fnlher the fla that Jluiptd the racket. I. -Thtt body , or Charles llrnry hwrU, who killed Uarbe mid tlii n i nded Inn own lire uhen liia Jubilance hoax hml bren expo.H-d, .'Wtll h errniai it Thurdnv at Uriuinjaln View cemetery, Onktnnd. rented before. A Kearch of the prop erly of WelMM hy the oflicer at tin- lime of the arrest revealrd u muilt ' Htill and from so to mi gallons of minor in vnrioiM xiam-H ol manu facture. Included in (he eontiM-al -' ed liquor witH a larpe quantity of bottled wine, round tn a trunk! burled be ileal h the hotlKe en I he man's liirui. Vis hh haired in the Jail nt Jteed.-ptii t lo nuait . I (rial. I Another liquor vlelalor wan ca- lured by Itredspurt authorities on i ia-i .atnritay even. lit;, when u iSoulh Amerlean Indian, whose name in Ktipo. an ailiulited bnoi- teL;(r wiih laUen Into cUKt(ly hy I l ily Marshal lit im of K k,.uI. When Htresird lit man had a jiik ,of uiooni'hine Iti one hand. "A damsel is only as old as her varnish." Kor wiedird paml nnd snivel, and plaster Kami see limtolph lf:illie.s. Shady I'oint, or have orders at Murk: bury rloi e. HI" mi Suninirr a ation tent, atlrtn'anee at l.nt i lUIH broil but i'l t lU- of sence of Nt,.;, of the toll of ants Hie ah- ni' mbris. .FATHER OF DREW Z . RESIDENT DIES I Av.u-l A. Ilonm y, 76 yean, fath orlalr l:onnry, w. known Jxew, re:ddi nt. paf,se.l away ye. 'i-t'Uxr iMortiln.; at bis luune In liitlle.s. Mr. Motim-y whm a liornfiietil daiiy ami put In lanehrr at lh. Typli V alley dltrirt. li.- i S I 'ule, ho i HM1 fitur ot hrl i Iwle IV a-i. l.or n J of TTr,Va!!- y. Veil ( . of Criterion. tLud .Artlmr A., of I :M Titun u, 3Wih4tipi.in. time dauuliii i s. Mh. oriV ii.ti", cd Twin Unties, Al 14 Canada, mid lir-.je ltnd 3J4.rls.!i"ttney. of Trh ;l IiMteral was held at The I a II jftt'i doon. Taylor mane concrete la guoa con crt. Tel. lib H. I T It U A a BHLAK9 ANOTHER WORLD TROTTING RtCORO I hn I'M'rll. n: pi 1 It II was pl'e- fen,, t m, , It,. J,,, ;t S ) ft j ihr tahh s wejl f..tt: d . i la Hie I hour t le y had ; pent lo:v th. r. A innnber of I utni w err im n.dei ed at the ineetini,' l.idax. Willi Ki.-her. t'hiiiitnaii of lie- i ltn at io:nil i niie liliiJ e. cae a .'liii f ta'K. ej'lain im; li;.- h law , t, tie- ci;.b I h .- If, IT. today, Trimx broke Iim ; I" - v iii be tout. a I nMil all second world's record h re today, ot the bylaws ha.e be. n i.ad and Ills petto? tU,l!l( clipped H Ke( ii j ' P'a " 1' d to liir liitlilhetH. 1 r. otf (lie tn riade hv Craw rot d m i Slio- inal-ei. neprt -iilent rl Hie l.eiiu-ru hist fall, list Kilda I' luh. addi. .r. tn.- nendrn.-, loday wmld'H d.MiiiH', ! (n his altendanre at Hie i;.ii,i'lH and nn i i-bill. I K1V 1 ! , '" s' I'.tnl diiri'iH iii li 10 -hieiiuii ill.- ea irrn M:KI..M, Ohio, Aui:. IV.--Troiiimt se en -dulii hs of a mile in 1 : It; r:. today. Truax broke Iim Truax brnke (lie r' cord fur n mil mal.iinc it In U . o Sl-id. bahe mot Is. ail) 'Hi. Il,i, - - o 4',ik paita noihinn btr..i'-r tTha(M n.ore than It en-t,, A K tui in ires and estimates. Denu LIQUOR VIOLATORS :ttaki:n at reedsport j J'nui Welfts, nne or the beM ! jiwwti Krowira or th Smlih KUer attwi i if , wan Hnejfted Ktujav of; IhTs wTek by Deputy sSheritf W. ', CuiUw..whn H here workine on! flis Mwfiutrrfane. lvputy (irtihbe nelsv Utates that the njan was once ar-j c, W. NtiiMA, Ohserv 1 DAILY WEATHTR REPORT 1 C. S. Wiaiher r.ttreau. Incal of fire, linsebill i. Ol- toll. I'l iV.rn - , et;dinir U h. in. rreclpliatleti in liu hey -.d huti drcdth-llli'h-t tempei ,l nr.. - i e 1 1 1 l v Lowell t'-mpeiiHurr ni,-.hl I I'rer'pitlltltMl, last l' tuvi;i (1 I Total preelp since M of nionih o ' No mal precip. (or nnmili .n t : Total precip from 1. r.'l. (o rt;ite (1 ( fAt!ai;e pieclp from S. pt. I. ri:- Total ercesi fiotn S'PL L 1V.M 7 t. Avt i.iM' pt. ciiit!iii(in for 4 1 wet n .ini, thptetnht r to Mnv, Im 1 u-.lv. :i Yt and mild lonipht ai d t d I lutes. 1 r. .huen.aK- r wa.-. ei . h( Ily enlllU ti i.er III.' MrelMi' and was huMev-Mj (it t ; ar, .inn 1 1 hi; a tiimh- i' of Tiie h 1 1. M iL h i h t,t the eslot,s (it hi.-, felii, w m "in. hers to ilny. lie t.Trii.'hi luu v iih him Mtllie tAielli'tlt id' in W'mh Will liii'lmihl' til be Cai llsi.dd i:,nJ bv tie- l-M al rich Sen.itt.r It. L. C ldv wan rlulnl s-1 n ninirt" r ol in- h-Mid (l trus ter I hi lft.i r ;;t i , u-. Me-l'S mtt chafed aid pieised. m bin Clram i s phone Hall's Czt: l-oth I... i! ;iivl inuiM.il, h..- l-m MUwTtli In u- (t, iim--:i( t-f t'n-nrrh lor 0 i loltv veat. (..U eilJruuit. F. J.UUNtY 6. CT;cJ.-, Ohio ew Patterns Woolens 1 lici'.o iim: Drt:;3 M.iU liuls lliat are arriv ing il.iily ,-irc 27-iiuli to 56-inch widths .1, Attractively Priced e iiro also tliowin ; this wi-ik u com plete lint' i f llie New Fall Coals Ihcsc C"(vi:- tunic in tho latest styles, 1 ur l iiniiiKil juici I Lre IJotloms. We know that tlicy will i vase you, and we waul you to drop jn at the atore and look than over L.'foie Luvii g. 7Vj e Ladies S!wp::c 15') North J.ukson St. The city council discussed a ' number of Important busino.n.s ! matters at Its regular meting ladt nignt. t hief anions these, from the standpoint of dlseiiEion, wus the I propoHed Installation of fire pro- ; tection for tho properly or rest- I dents In that section f town on I east Lane xtreet near Clenn and Reservoir streeta. At the present tihie there in no ndequato protee- tlon In that section of town and It was demoiiHtruted bv a bad I fire lat winter that thoro was not 'enoiiKh pressure to insure a forceable strenni of water. Clly Attorney Wimberly made a report of his Investigation in which he his oplnim wnn That such InclallatiAn n..l,t K.. 11. ..1 The counril will immediately or- der the layint: of a louV-ineh i mn'n lo pervo that area. j Ciiy Treasurer Thomas pre- sented a petition to the council ' requesting that his salary bo ' rai-etl in accordance with the re- J cent advance in the salary of tho etty recorder. The council took Immedinto action nnd unanimous ly voted to Krant the requested increase. The General Oil company, pre- I pen ted a set of flurcM on tho j cost of nn Installed Ra-i pump and t tank. The city is in the market tor a pump for use of the city maintained trucks. According to I the fi if ii res piven by the repre sentative of the oil company much money could be paved throuKh purchase of a private pump. This matter was referred to I he fire nd water committee. J A h:irKU;ii offer on five barrels 'f lubricating oil Mas alo made !o the council, this matter beinc Klven to the street committee for i nvestipntion. i Mr.- Schneider nnd Mr. Ihdl, property owners in the Lnuret- I wood nil 'lit ion, oSjected to t he I extension of the lines of n street j which is bcinp l.-id cut In Itiver- side drive, clairniiiu that it would ncroich upon their property. J City Knuineer KppKtuin explained 1 that the Rt reet was being I a 1(1 ! out according to the plana and iniu onuer sucn arrangemeni u?d not encroach upon tho property of any land owner. Kire Chief .l.rmej Kletcher ask "d the ccuncil to pro. ide a higher sjilary for a nl-rht truck driver, , slating that he bad been con finuallv acting as day nnd night . chief for two years beciiu" n 1 driver could not be procured nt the present f:larv. This matter ' was referred by Mayor Hnm-k to he fire nnd water committee. Th? Howard-Cooper corpora- Hon. from which the city pur chased the big StntK pumper, 1 claims a sum of $2!tS for repairs i on t ho pumper made following 'tumane whl' h occurred last win- j tcr. No action was taken on thin j ma't'r and It w-as proposed, that j ;i repre-icntat i e of the company anrear before the council al the next meeting to explain the claim. Coil net I me n Pes, chairman of the fire and water committee, re ported to tiie eoirieil that a sur vey of a numl.ertof fire hydrants in the city showed t hat some wero inaccessihle to the pumper. S.Miie ;uh elf the pavement such l di -inure (but during the wet winter s. a son it would be im possible to tet n lieiivy Iruck within the peces-nry distance lo j do tho pumping. The council em- powered the com mi I tee to order I the necessary changes. The irrei c .-mruittce a:nl city ' engineer were Instructed to cm- j Rosc6ui5tcam LAUNDRf-KIDS! ploy lnapectnrfl lo oversee pav Iiik mm conirele work whlrh is to be iluue In the near future in the clly. A di'inaml will bo, made on the county for the payment of seventy per cenl of all money paid Into the rond fund of road district fund 14, according to a motion passed by tho council. TTeel with res BAD WEATHER KEEPS GIRL FROM ENGLISH CHANNEL IVJti,V.-WjNOER. UP VocjI-CtOTHlNfr NEftT AT PMtti YOU'LL.- ftCCrUAOTO MT. Our piii-'.i i:i't mtn-iy i"j B! nil ami llie first cln-i w.-ik t- do Is ..lire lo pi. n-jiiu. 1'lnme us and we will he cl.ul t-j call for Oi;r wuilt." Rostburg Steam Laundry rilONE 71 (AoocUtM Prm Lc-urd Wire.) DOVKR. Kng., Aug. IS. Oert rude Kderle was compelled to aban don her attempt to swim the En glish channel this afternoon owing to adverse weather conditions. For concrete worn call Taylor, 113 No Flint St. Tel. 35-lt. ni Is iwh ill lUI mmzW JLsl 9 You can avoid it with this $5,000 $10,000 if yon die from natural causes If you die from accident In case of permanent total disability the company will ( .a, 1. Waive all premium payments 2. Pay $25 per week for one year; and In addition 3. Pay $50 per month for life ; and 4. Pay $5,000 to the beneficiary when in sured dies 5. If disability involves loss of limbs or sight as result of accident, the company will pny $5,000 immediately in cash in addi tion to other benefits. Tin csie of temporary disability as a result of cither sickneis or accident, the company pays $2$ per week for a limit of 52 weeks. West Coast Life INSURANCE COMPANY HOME OFriCI-SAN FRMKISCO HARLEIfy. WATSON'JDist'Mfg. 1144 Corey Ave., Roseburg, Oregon ONE OF AMERICA'S STRONGEST COMPANIES DEPENDABLE! If people would'nt rather pay a few dollars more for a car they can depend on, we wouldn't have a Used Car Department. We find that "quality" means more than "bargain." J. O. NEWLAND & SON Undue Ilrolhers Dealers RSSEOUnC, ORE. ' PHONE 458 E0D6e OROTMEflS DEALERS 56LL BOOD USED CARS USED CARS I 1920 Dodge Touring $475 I 1917 Dodge Touring $250 I 1923 Chevrolet Coupe $450 I 1 923 Ford Touring $275 1 1923 Ford Ton Truck $300 J. O. NEWLAND & SON Dodge Brothers Automobile and Grahifm Trucks