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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS REVIEW. TUESDAY. AUGUST 25. 1925. z ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW ZZ 1 Issued Dally Except Sunday by Ths News-Review Co., Inc. B. W. BATES --BERT O. BATES -President and Manager Secretai y-Treasurer Entered as second class matter May 17, 1920, at tbt post office at Koseburit, Oregon, under the Act of March 2, 1X79. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Dally, per year, by mail. Dally, six months, by mail- Dally, three months, by mall Dally, single month, by mall. , Daily, by carrier, per month- Weekly News-Kevlevr, by mall, per year-. .1100 . H.OU 1.00 .fcll . .10 tuu Meaabc-r ! Tfce AMoclalrd I'rrw. The Aaanclitd frui l lualv..lv tntil(l ... th tnr vntihll. " cation of All news dlapalchea credit.! to It or nut oltirrwliie cr-llted uunaiiea nerttin. aii risi'ia ui re are also reserved. la tbla paper and to all local news pub publication ot special diapauses herein ROSEBURG, OREGON, AUGUST 25, 1925. SEE OREGON. There are many tourists who will travel thousands of miles and very likely visit many foreign countries, who have not seen some notable sights in their own home locality. Very likely they have not travelled thoroughly over their own state, and do not know much about its resources and beau--Z ties. t , This may not be the case so much now as it was in the Relays before automobiles became common, as the possession of a car does incite people to cover the distances which can be reached by trips of a day or a week-end from their own ZZ homes. Still the tendency of such trips is usually to follow ZZ along the best automobile roads, and interesting localities where the roads are just ordinary may be entirely unknown. "ZZ We all ought to have a kind of state loyalty that should IT make us very proud of Oregon. We ought to know it if poss '.'.1 ible from end to end, and be familiar with all its leading communities, and with their resources and history and ZZZ achievements and possibilities. There are some commonwealths where that sentiment IT"-1 is developed in a very marked way, and those states have "- - made remarkable growth during recent years. The people --of those states are so ardent in their loyalty, that they want .1 to know what is going on all over their state, so that they can speak intelligently about its prospects, and not have to e.x ZZZ press themselves by mere hot air and undiscriminating en ZZZ thusiasm, if they are asked to give an opinion about this or ZZ that locality. !2 It is a fine tiling to appreciate the beauty of your own ZZZ section and neighborhood. It is very enjoyable of course to ZZ travel widely and meet people from different sections. Yet ZZZ that costs a good deal of money, and one can see a great deal ZZZ that is very wonderful and beautiful by short journeys. , zz 0 ZZ Announcement that extensive alterations are to be made Hat the . state penitentiary probably means, among other ZZZ things, that the convicts are not to be further deprived of ZZ necessary means of comfort and recreation. Not all of them 2 care to play poker, smoke merrywanna or listen to the bed- time tales over the radio. Some of them doubtless prefer - tennis, skating or perhaps even golf. Probably a branch of 'Ztlie Willamette river could be routed through the grounds so that the pastime of fishing could be indulged in. ZZ Frederick Steiwer, prominent Eastern Oregon lawyer, is being mentioned as a possible candidate for the republican nomination for U. S. senator at the primaries. Fine reports - are coming through concerning the gentleman and his qual-- ifications for the office. Should he decide to make the race he will undoubtedly command a large following in not only Eastern Oregon but in many other sections of the state where he is known. Napoleon Rice, our former mayor, made an excellent Z statement in yesterday's News-Review concerning the cf- feet of the Natron Cut-off on Rosoburg and Douglas county. -- His optimistic argument has caused a great deal of favorable comment. Mr. Rice is an authority on his home town and his conservativeness adds to the strength of his statement Z that Roscburg will prosper as she never has before. - Douglas county is literally "full of prunes" this week and the purple fruit is bending the trees until the tips of the limbs are kissing old Mother Earth. ZZ . It would be great to get up early these snappy mornings ZZ if the cool nights didn't make sleeping so successful. o Form the boy correctly and there will be no need of reforming afterwards. 'ZZ Changes in automobile hoods and milady's headgear are again due. prases PICKIN BY bERT o BATES GOOD EVENING FOLKS The feller who's aakin' How lonq should a wiff Live must be soms Guy who's worried As to who'a Coin' to last Ths longest DUMBELL DORA THINKS A piazxa is a musical Instrument Grandpa used to go to town with a wangonlod of chickens and a yaller houn' dawg trottin' under the wagon. Today his grandson rolls In in a limousine, gatnera up his own chickens and has a Boa-i Crft.- Prpsa frmmi-nf ton Bull on the seat beside him. I 3t6le " WOmmeni , , No Excuse for Going Hungry The Delicatessen is here to help Housewives, Campers, Tourists Everybody to Provide Plenty to Eat . Famous ML Nebo Chicken Tamales Fresh Potato Chips Daily Hot Bread Every Noon. WEDNESDAY SPECIALS Pork Chops with Dressing. Meat Balls Spanish, Banana Cream and Apple Pies VOSBURGH & WIARD Fancy Grocer Phone 515 ' Sometimes the cares of life do not seem to weigh aa heavily upon the little skinny sawed off piece of humanity aa they do upon the great hunk of cheese type. ' The cigarette amoker is bad enough but he is not as bad as the tobacco chewer, to whom every, body has to give a wide berth to keep him from expectorating in their eyes if they pass too near. . mate trade, and drug addicts, with their crimes, are the result. There have been frequent at tempts to eliminate the use of nar cotics through regulation of the supply. The league of Nations recently undertook tliat method. E TAKE HUMS 111,000 PAYROLL (Awnctated Vrttm U-aanJ TVlr. ) ! DANVILLE. Ills., Aug. t5. j Floyd Heed, vice-president, and iEarl B. Kyant. whirr of the American Stale Bunk of St. Uer nke, lnd , 4u mil-s southeast of , here, were held up early today enroute from Clinton. lad., with the 11 1.000 payroll of the Chica go, Milwaukee and St. Paul rail road. Five masked men in a motor car held up the bank offi cials, taxing them Into a corn field. The robbers shot the radia tor of the bankers car full of holes. ! i The American association of Ail- A" "uc" ""i.ta nave railed be , vei tUi.K .Agents is dlscouraBhm caus,e the Vpy is one of the prln- free m s.iiM r publicity of thu , cipal aources of revenue for the kind that is devoid of news value , K'ln? ?Mln- and Intended only fur advertislpg. ! . he Job defeating the drug ! Abuse by the advertisers of free na0" un Principle baa been found ! newfRiiHr soace has aroused .-. llm. an lmost impossible task. The , advertising agents to the point ot protest. Free publicity for advertisers , is objected to principally on'-'. Uie .! .t,... ,k. .i,.l..ua 1 ns old boys can remember when , worked transforms the newspaper wlldj women in a street carnival! fn.m m. ilium inin a timt,a. tent did a combination of the ' iu ,-.,, Thar,, in Iltila'nuj shimmy snd toddle, but they callid value in this sort of. propaganda. It by another name. There hnuld be two distinct de- V V v league now attacks from a different ; source replacement of the poppy crop with a profitable but needed product. I There Is an excellent chance, strange es it may seem, that an economic argument will succeed where one on principle failed. Portland Journal. partnieuts Jd .'the newspaper one' ivejiuii kjiiiio. CAMPING, OH MAN1 I lur '1,' aiid'oue for advertising-?-! r-ugene is staging a spectacular Camoinn is anoih.r f.if.'hnH.rf and the line separating the ((two. campaign. The newspapers are How long should a wife live? ST.fflEKClL DEFENDED IN REVIEW! For The Most Economical Results, Use a Conserve In Your Fruit Canning or Every Day Cooking Ask Us About It Churchill Hardware Company The Iron Monger OF SILL GARRIERS -"s WAHIflNCTOX, Aug. 2 3. Al though conceding that the great ocean liners, Bueh as the Levia than and the Majestlchave their places in the shipping world, cre dit for carrying the bulk of the world's ocean commerce Is given to the cargo linen and tramps in review made public by the government and to territory not within the bounds of any province; For the remainder, which com prises the industrial districts, au thority to legi&late lies with the provincial legislatures. 1 expected that the Trades .abor Congress convention take the stand that the Domiii- lion government should enact legis lation for an eight-hour day within the limited Jurisdiction as defined by the Supreme Court ruling, which, It Is argued, would lead thu way to similar action by the provinces. I way of spending one's vacation. ! "'"'- clear enough to be readily '" iin page aus preaicling all .Great Lakes-St. Iiwrence Tidewa- somo say If you go about It In ths aiscerneu py uie reauniB jiuouc. u.a v ,ler Association. right way. camping Is ths ideal va-' Free publicity obliterates the line. ! P v0.le.,' 1 ',?'IRI? in bonds to The association made Its stale- cation. But with Just a pair of' Abuse of tree newspaper apac I11"1 l"B ootunern raeinc a mont Bs a defense of the prnpos- weeks for camping you begin ' unfair to the reading public and iur terminals ana snops ; ej gL Lawrence ship channel pro- wrong, and the only right is com. often results in misrepresentation. 1 northwest of the city Instead of jwt- derlarlns; It wa Idle to sup Ing back. Campihg is a gamo of kid-' Thwes alto always the danger ol. ,h0 Preaent 8lte at Spnnglield. p0E0 tne Leviathan and Maiestlc ding yourself into enjoying making discrimination between advertisers a9t J votf,r8 are type of ships would steam direct- and getting the worst of it The and their products. It Is a game n m r-wuj jy tnto the ports of Duluth aud win sutler the late of deserted Chicago. villages unless tue ponds are, Careo vecseli ; voted. stuff you make yourself think sweet whleh'rhe publisher, the- public and cookies In camping, would barb- Uie advertb.er all play audrone wire your disposition at one twist wins. In civil lifs. To give you an lm-1 The actlbn of the American As pressionlstic Idea of camping life. ; socia:iou of Advertising AgfOts is try this recipe: Wet your hair, put the reflection of ttie latitude long sand In your ears, sit on a wet held by the new spaper p. -Ushers, blanket rest - you bars feet on Thu daily new spaper can no . nger twigs and sharp stones, then lm. be called a propaganda sheei aglne yourself thusly a 'target for , c.iuae. of the concerted sentiment o. . nsl tll0 Djnat:e ot ,er jndu mosquitoes, trying to start a fir. . Uie newspapers and Uie papers. ;-swmi , ,,e ur0wned ,n , im wes maicnes, open a can of pudiic anu aineriisexa naa uvLiaui- claInurons broadcasting nrin m KllllV. IQ SOrX Oil in. U'ltU.yl Uinuuc uuaiMci. good cotfe. grounds rfom the part Knight, of Pytniss, Alpha Lodgl No. 47. Meet, .very Wedne. day In Knight, of Pythias ball, 130 Rose street. Visitor, alwayi welcomed. SAM CHRISTENSON. C. C. KOY O. YOUNO, M. P. B B W1MI)E'LY. K. B 9. Umpqua Klan No. 6. Meet 2nt and 4lh Mondays of each month, Address P. O. Box 885, Rose burg, Oregon. devoted to freight service are rarely large, a majoo- . apringneiti is ousy auo, plead- i,v drawing less than 25 feet of Ing with the voters in "a spirit the statement said aHrllne oi irieiiunnip una iuirncs3 tuvuie down the bohds and. add both Springfield and the carshops to Kugene and "make a real city," 'ut the etill' small voice pleading fc" spoiled with coal oil. Multiply that by SO and have itl ANTAGONISTIC ANTHEM I fain would soak that barber on the Jaw They Cost Money I ! facl( 'S have moio thaa irefcleil estn in the lulled States in the lastlten,of boomers to creute that they must be small enough to enter several ports at both ends of their Journey to obtain full cargo. Counting the numer ous trips of express liners to New York, the statement said, the record of ve?els engaged in foreign trade for 1922 shows that boomers. , out of 8.52H Inward and outward 10 upstate ouiuoaers wie spec- rjp3 70.7 percent were in ves- of n city sandbagging an f less than 25 foot draft Wished suburb at the instance n(i 93. g percent with drafts nn- ncw su- ;h(., so f,-,t. ot he the report published byjthuiburb. at public expense, is 1 "The large export vessels ply- years, National Industrial Conference markahle one and sympathy all ing in and out 'of New York and Hoard indicates. . Taxation 'basjles with little Springfield. Su-, calling at Huston are net neces- Who pokes his finger underneath llouul,',1 ,n Proportion to natlpnal lem Capital Journal. isary t0 the siireess of the St. .niylip I income. 1 no iiscai car juru.K'ii. Lawrence stuu cnannet," tne asso- And acranes mv viaane till h mUt loi-al, state ud vn-dtf;il tftt-as- I'olitlcul Jlynasties. iciation continued. "New Oileans make. It raw urksar total or fi.i nj.omi.nuoi io! Otir country haa entered upon ; andtialveston have reached great Then waita outside the door to act compared with f ';ll4,eoii,ouo I for the new era of family dynasties, ; commercial Importance though the fiscal year 1HIJ-H. , logically follow! a tin. J. j I What else can be expected, with , . 1":"i.,hi people at work making laws If you feel warm during the d.iy, , obeyed? - ' Just give a thought to the Atlantis , what vUe ' bo expected, with ocean, which is reported to b full something between f5,ooo.(H)0 and of Icebergs. The mental picture 1 40,1,00.1x10 laws to be enforced? itself is like a trapped drink of . wllat t.ae ca De .iprcti, with something or other. a , w ,or ,, a aw for that land a law d em untied fur everything Health Hint If you catch a cold .that wnifbotty dotjdu't like? In the summer time take it out In Laws are bfins written on the .tiHtuitt bonks ttery (my. o law U worth the piti'tT it in written on ving upon the heels J they can ncrommodate only I i u' h t The Secret of Those Wonderful English Complexions Grandmother's Recipe Kept Her Youthful Looks and Clear Creamy Complexion With Common Everyday Buttermilk and Cream. Every woman reader of this papr who prized a clear creamy-white complexion and nnow-white hands and arms will he glad to know 1 that while preparing this old-time recipe at home was always mussy and troublesome they can now ob tain at any dinar ston the ready-to-use preparation called "Howard's" Buttermilk Cream. The directions are slmplo and i the woman who has hitierto refus-: ed to fndulee In such so-called I vanities" mieht well be excused' for using Huttermilk Cream since! beauty simply thrives on butter milk. No pimples or ugly shallow ness, no wrinkles or lines around the eyes' and mouth, but just that creamy delirious color that makes even a good-looking woman still more beautiful. You can get it at any pharmacy or department store simply asking for "Howard's" Buttermilk Cream and remember it's only sold oil a positive guarantee of ratisfaction or money hack. Druggists can hardly keep it lu stock there's such a de inand. . Woodmen or tno won a, camp No li-Mwii to the Odd Fellowi Hall In Roaeburg every first and third Monday venlnga. Vis iting neighbors alwayi welcome JOHN DELL HESS, C. C. M. M MILLER. Clerk I. O. O. F- Philetanan Lodge No, 8. Meets In Odd Follows Tern pie every Friday evening. Visit lng brethern are alwayi wel come. DONALD YOUNG. N. G. A- J. GEDDE3, Rec 8ec J. B. BAILEY. Fin. Sec K. O. T. M. Meets eaca aecond and fourth Thursday of eaci month, in Maccabee ball, cop ner Cass and Ptne streets. Via king Knights alwaya welcome, 1 C. GOODMAN. Om. O W RAPP. R. K. Neifihbora er Wood craft, i.ila Circle No- 49 Meets on first and third Monday evenings. In K. of P. bail. Visiting neighbor Invited to attend. ALVIA WKTHERELU G. N. MARGARET WHITNEY. Clerk cr - DID YOU EVER STOP TO Tl I INK - (Hy K. It. WAITK, 8'rrtm. hliawnci', lkl, ltoarU wl Omnii. ri-r). j THAT advfrti.sing' is one of tho most important parts ! - of every business. '.THAT udvertisiiiff must be done in a way that will stimulate the people to a nunc favorable attitude toward the ' Z. business advertised. j r THAT it must Ik? done in a way that will best attract '2 their attention to the nHTt hainlise for sale. ! "2 THAT it in a pood idea to rh autre things around often, j rrrange fitochs so they will look a little different to the cus-1 the sun and heat it. v h WOMEN They're saucy and they're fickle, and They're mighty hard to please We have to cater to them all Upon our bended knees: They're flighty and Inquisitive Expaaperatin. too; And every man must find It out Somehow before he's through. They reason with a suddenness That makes a feller jump; And they don't find it hard at all To make him look a chump. They cannot give a reason for A singe thing they do. They Jump at a conclusion with No valid cause in view. They're fussy and they're frivolous; Sometimes it seems that way. They're tender and they're heart less and They're mournful and they're g.iy They're prudish and they're reck less, and In faults they all abound They cost a lot of money, but They're nice to have around. Yesterday we met a lady who declared the News Review Is the greatest paper in the state. With out knowing us. she declared she , greatly enjoyed this hon. col. and , aonea that she never faded re .id it When we thanked her and ad ( mitted that we were the writer , thereof, she hesitated a moment. Then she sa d, "Wetl of all things:" j What should a fellow do in a ! case like that? . j LOCAL LORC Judging from appearances, ' the two piece haircut is here to stay, j We trem to be getting back to the j old times when our mothers cut J our hair by puttmq a crock on our j heads and trimming around the I edqe. How lung should a wife live? NATIONAL (iltAXCSF. LKAPS OPPOSITION TO KXTKSSIVK PAKCKL IHT COST. Through Its Ifgtala.lve office at Washington the National Orange Is taking a prominent part In the Congressional rale hearings cov ering the pending proposals for a readjustment of postal rates in general, and valuable testimony of nepotism. tdnift ve?pel. It is an error to Politicians have been using thelassume that a ..o-root cnannei power they wring from the peo-Jean be navigated only by vessels pie in the name of democracy to drawing less than r fet. Such reward relatives even to the ;hinl i conditions are applicable only at degree. Now we are to have po- j entrance channels of the exposed liltcal power handed down as un, ports. Vessels drawing feet entail of the undertaker. jnavigate the M)-fnot channel to j instances are multiplying of HouMon. In the protected waters i deceaned Con grew; men and tWna- jof the Detroit and St. Lawrenre tors leing succeeded by a son orjlilvers and in the St. Lawrence I the widow. The accident of wear- tand W'elland Canals, vessels load ' lug crepe or the operation that in- to utilize every available Inch. unlH -it is enlorced. It caunot be i solved a lethal shock is to de-.fcmall ocean ships navigate me enforced without officers to en-1 termine choice or law-makers. present 14-foot St. Lawrence ( a forcu It It cannot be -nrrcl! We shall soon see the disease of nal drawing i:!i feet and more, witnriiit' nros.utrs to enforce it. I dynaticlsm spread to judicial ap- J "At the ocean entrance of the h ,.nforr,(i utiiiiouti polntments and beloved I'ortiasst. lawrence nature nas provided "l La Vniurce it .will cheerfully view the consola-i depths ranging up to tuo'f.,thonis. in the name of the Change. J H . i. ii !tion and expense of a new robe ' A 30-foot channel through the ail This organization Is specially re- Otficers have o have a police Z family neruulsite. i miles of canal Involved In the St. cording Us opposition to any ad- Senator La Kollette is to be sue- i Lawrence development will freely vance In parcel post rates and is PAPded bv his son. Congresamen I navigate vessels loaded to 29 feat. n' K"ff the repeal of some of the "lure succeeded by their wives, aud .The large liners such as the Adri- present sections of the law gov- l in many states and county oliices nttc, Haltle, t edric ana teitir are ,"i ""! mm-rr. mb u- tho widow of a politically quail- not expectert in tne itre.it iiKes ; -ru v, w wuruuir tu fU-d official gets the oftlce. :ports any more thn they are ex-iin, effect April 15. The Grange As nepotism came from Rome, pected at Philadelphia. U'ilmlng- nas ""Emitted significant figures. dynasticiKiu ot otlice noiaers - ton. nam more. Liiariesion. &a- ....... mv lw ww- camo to us from i-gypt ana tne ; viinnan. jncKsouviiie, .Moone, .m'w c , .., omic Orient. Satrapcy follows demo- , Orleans. Oalveston. Iiouton and cracy and history repeats itself. ; other highly successful cammer Jefferson pled for limits on of-icial ports." ficeholding. All foreign diploma biles. Prosecutors have to have oil ices timi clerks anu Menoraph ers. Courts have to have court rooms, clerks and attaches. Tliei numt be jaibi and penitenLiiii ies,-i with all their employes, to iitmse j lit- guilty. There must be tundB' Ijen tiny escajw and funds with which to pay lor their return trips. li costs money to get the laws j Ion the statute books, money to en Mom; thi-m while. they arts tle-re,! land money to get them off: The; j people of the I'liiled States are1' 'gelling their laws. They are Mso tic positions were limited to seven years. "Let them come home and return to private life and unlearn th wuvs of monarchy with its i Heat wtih gas. paying for ihem. Portland Journal. cai,s distinctions and social pri- o vilt-ge t liu.L are altogther un-Am- Protect the Birds 'ciiran." Kight hundred million dollar- a! Po we in this age advocate holding fHt joos ior nre leuiues year is the cost of combatting in si-cts which damaue our crop. And as we char olf the woods bimI for ests without inereastng bird ' tile which i.s a natural enemy of in sect! ihe ravages of Insect crop de itny r iU continue to itur' ;ie. It Is a duty for. ewrvbody in pro and a family succession? President Jackson advocated rotation in office, as against the self-perpetuatng offcialism that uses power to swell taxes to un IntnleraMe burden. The founders of thi Republic i.v GUIaDUUS LABOR BODY WHS TO VOTE 8-HQl orrKon MunuT'ar- to., .j i,, ir'did not i-iipltnliip imhllc on . .. .,,.. i,.,, . ... .i.,i Iwturltm al I'l'O I" T Hiii"'-in t lauctit ill (M'nnmnic luf of bmlN nl ihi)ull bt lni'r's-it '. ittl Ih ir lt-r.!.-hip is cul t i at l. I '111' ftuil ftntt Kratn dpirn'.I by j I III. .-.' IrslllflfU lllf'IHlR l.n-lr mil- I nil. 1 latu nr rilo l"Ks lor n'wutpT "" dliatc. TIipv r ro:il n'm- nunirii, not slunc ny in' mnn-. making bco, turer. - lomers each timo tlioy conic in. The .same old set -up gets ! cond,t,0 W,'M ,iwv. P'h:it tl tnr many tiim-s by l-stru lion of million uix.n lion- of Ingots- hu h 0'siro ifi ittn. ttliblt's suu ollnr lilf. Iirinc llii dry uenlh'T l-n wulT .vlioul"! Ih- in Mi. pIlH ' S A lll'l' ill' ft Hth'rvil d !.T'Ti snii wthiTN of lliflr Irib" There is son, complaint about litrtnk sn.l balho. Atiti ral- fook with bss. OTTAWA, Allir. :.1-.n ilsht ihnur day. fnncl-!! by ti-cislatiun. Iill la urft rl at the 41st annual tronveniinn of ih' Trad'-. ami Ijt bnr f'onf's lh first wt-t-k in Sop- il"mbr. This orp;ini?stinn is to year In hanjllnit (ranked mailer. Canada bai (ho Ainrrin.n Kiil.r- , nin.h of vrliliH Is of little value atlon of l.abir is to ihe I'nit'-d ;nnd sent to people who rare noth- revenue has itoen but slightly in- rteased In total. Indicating that a railing off In the use of the service has resulted from the higher charges. The Nationul Grange was the chief factor in advocating parcel jpost for the benefit of I the rural people, and fought their battle in this resiwct for ninny yearn against the powerful oppo sition of all Hie express conipa Inies. Continuing its interest In (the farmers welfare, the (.range linsists that the parcel post branch !of the postofflce service shall not be leaded down with the expense jof other branches, but that parcel I post shall be given a fair chance Ion its own merits to prove Itself worth while. j At a hearing In question tbe Ci range pointed out the many glaring waste in the postoffics department, especially the thous ands of dollars of expense every A. F. & a. M Laurai LoCge No. 13. Regular communication! second and fourtb Wednesdayi each montb, at Masonic Tomple Roseburg, Ore. Visitors, wel come. M. 3 HAMM, W. M. ' W. V. KARRIS, flee. ROSK11ITKO LOUCE NO. 1037 L. O. O. M. Meets every Wodnesdai night. Moose Hall. 24 N. Jack eon 8L Chib rooms open 7: SO to 10 p. m. Visiting brothers wel cotne. W. A. BOGARD, Dictator. H. O. PAROETER. Secretary. JNO. M. THRONE. Treasurer. Pythian Sisters, Umpuja Templ No. 4 Meets tbv second .ana. fourth Monday evenings of eact month, at the K. of P. hall. Vis itors atwavs welcome. MARTHA CHR1STENSEN, M.E.G EVA MARKS. M. of R, C. MAY E. PARKER. M. of F. W. B. A. O. T. W noseburg Re view No. 11. Holds regulai meetings on seeood and fourtfe Thursdays a 7:30 p. m. Visit ing sister Invited to attend re lews. Maccabee ball. Pine antl Case streets. CLARA UONEDRAKE, Com. TKSSIB RAPP. Col. Uf.lted Artisans meets In Mac Cabee hall first and third Thurs days. Visiting members al ways welcome. HELEN WH1TAKER, M. A. MILDRED McCULLOCH. Treas. RELLK STEPHEN SON. See. Eagtea, Kossourg Aerts Meets II Maccabee hall, on Cass street on second and fourtb Wednes day evening of each month, al 8 o'clock. Visiting brethern In good stnndlnr atwsv welcome. GLENN- WOODRtTFr, W. P. TIIEO. W. ALTHAUS, W. P. R H" C.rOHMN Bee Union fencrfmpnienl, Nu. t. I. U. O F. Meets ut Odd Fellows Tern pie on 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month. Visiting Patrt archs always welcome. FRED MILLER. C. P. W. P WKTHERELU ScrIM that 17 tiresome; a good ItMikino; Kdnk helps siiles. Z THAT it is the customers who male a business possible, Z.Z tfJ too much attention cannot be Riven to service. Alvt rtis intf will bring; the customers to the door, but it takes the "ZZ riifht service linked to the riRlit Roods to sell them. ; THAT the ritfht kind of advertising is necessary to tie - vlop new business, but it must be given time. It won't do - all the work, but it will do more than its share. . ADVERTISING IS SERVICE AND THE IWI'I.K ZZZ ARE EXPECTING THIS SERVICE. THE IU SINESS TDNCERNS THAT DO NOT GIVE THE lT.ori.E WHAT THEY EXPECT ARE Jl'ST LOSING TIIATS ALL. . notice it hereby aivn that if ; local mfln who it known to b mak- trig fir fjr.ide cf home brew , dor n't get neighborly pretty toon I we will not b-e responsible for i wh.it m.iy h.ippen. J More non. . ; X.- . vr --tTii LAFE $E2 "The feller with Qreaiy neck t often h a Urge bank account." '. bal 11 mhiio ay bt T t n : frim ii-'ii-. ir ihi st wnt-r U a hs !-IaTiKhit-r iwns h'-n' bml nnv l ftill fin i h-r nila t-. i; AMUNDSEN'S BOOK 13 REJECTED BV HIS GERMAN PUBLISHER or; Iwl ; MfNUH. Auk my il"rlint1 by thr ilr r' fnrm.T the publish' In Munirh. it'fl "AniiiiKlwn st-vt-rftl nil ionnciii)nn mi with im (i.Tmttn nation li n, lnr- II t iuti ihi war. hf n turrml his -r- m nnn hror:itionr.. tl r-'sicn-d hi Siatt!. In Ailli'!on tn ih ficht hour ilay olli-r niattr.-tn rtmie bt fori the rnnvi'tii ion iuclu.l. oUI ao M'nin4, imtn.Krution utid un m-p!ovin"iit. j Th' Hljht-hour dav at pn-stni I.s 2". Tlo.ild ext nivf!v In Irro In Canadian inn for it. No project thp Gmnsre hut even advocated han contrihut id more tn tlii matprial and edu mt ionHl wrjfrirf of rural rom tmmitU's than pponsorint; rural ntall d- livpry and parrel pot. and th orennization will rnntlnue to IndwMtri.'n'hut hy aan m nt ratht r viirnroiKlv drfend rural Intorta Now Is th tlnm to rpmovf tho tan and burn f iumntpr. Rfhtitld th ti!nt' with a p'liablo rrt-am or anil Uiniii.JluM -al ni iSut- . i an. liorinrnry noch'l i'." Utlll- llH'tll i. of Amundi1 At a nj" Will It Succeed? tine of th ruv.f nii'tiibtTshii of t;miMn Tim piil.li.-htr tn tiflr rottviudc: "Not ttntil i ha 4 mad'1 pni: i ' tin ..nmu 'it will be iropiwii that a t'ointnlt j (' bt m nt into opium pmv. mK j fount ,(' tor tht puriMiso of lini ' In: out If amMlifr crop run b1 ' plant d In ymv- oi th PPP i it I t tf in tht ioipy t'tai owurn. niorphm and otioT namttic (em". i Th arly rrnp far outr-trip tlu -amount- iM-vdod for b'gitin.atf pur t I than as a r fiilt of .trlslativp ar- hn rlthfr ot these privilcRfs Th- nmnu-.tinn. Th r ia n qu-sih-n m to is endunjsred. I b' au' ;w hciher thin l (Ma!ion chnul.l vp , rnatfl bv th- l'utninion Tarlia mnt or ih U'ttislatm'.- of tho dif- ! forvnt provinit!. Iwnninion law , ffi-trs hav h-M that th tiht-1 lotion. carry only th brtat hur day wik a qutiion for pro-jLUd Troi kT. in ir! and not fMt- ral li't laltv j - ' o '--- - action and whm tho iiif,.-1 Ion-went ) im r to th nitif pio.im ial govern- ( t LODGE DIRECTORY ! f Nations TVAt in. .nth sunotiil tnr his irf-nlv t nar ni'-nt. l!tliih C'alnmb'.a 'lie In (I.-rnistiy. in r1-'!!) o' t-il r. pr- only n1 l Ink sniion, ronurm- nt m-ntstloni h tti 1 i-ir 'i--iman On thf r-!t o( tht? i Niiuininn follow pr'si. lll IliN tirrt mb-mi! to lis unit. nih Ish siy m rn h' i,i! -." i lrn tho InnNd-nc of Isbor nr-n Anntml.".' n fs r-i - i il'- th om ilnn ss nfrr-l tn ttii-ltV'-r A sm t l( of l-(-t"--! H rim Supn-nip o'trt cf f 'snsils. which prior to ssllinit In .-'i,i' hi- r loi ,l.-t-i,1.-1 lhst th only authority of Ami-rtca. thf lNiminlon l'arllsnini to l-sis-j i iii jlato on Ih i8ht-poir lar Is In r- poavs. Tbs surplus govs una ll. iU Iovr lonf snouM a uv7 .sra to ssrTsnts ot las Doaimlon Laurel Chaptsr No. 31, R. A. M. Mei'ts ovtry thlril TopsHav of -h month In Msnonlc Trmpli. All niemtxr roqutsteil to attono aarl rlaiung companions wel come. A. A WlI.nEK. Hlsh Prlfs. V. F. HARRIS, S:aj-y. Unltad Brotnernoon of Carosnteri and Jointers of Amsrlca. - Meets at 476 S. Main second end fourth Tvesday evenings ol each mc th. All car pen ten net corned. T. F HOI.MKi. Roe, Bee, ERV COLE. Prea 8. P. O. tins, RossDurg Loogt No. 328. Hold res-alar comma nlcatlona at tbe Elk's Temple oa each Inursdajr of everr snonth. All members rQUestod to a tend reicularly, and all -lisltlnl brothers ars cordially Invited ts attend. J. G. T Y. Jr . E. R. J. T. r.OtjriMAN. Swreiary Roseburff RabsKah Lsdgs No. St, I. O. O. F. Meets In Odd Fet tows Temple erery week on Tuesday err n Inn. Vlsltlns ttnrmbers In rood standing ars eor-llsllT Invited to attend. ANNA WlfKIIAM. N. fl. CKHTHI DK 1ITK1K1.U. M. S. KM.MA LKXOX, F. S. 3. st. 6 Hoseburflcnaptsrlio. & Ilnttts their reaular meetlna an the first snd (bird Thursday In each mnmh. AU aojournlns brothers and slaters are respect fully Invited to attend. CORA B. PINGI.!A'ON. W. M. FE.EE JOHNSON. Secretary.