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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS REVIEW, MONDAY. AUGUST 31. 1925 ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW iMucd Dally Except 6unday by Th New-Review Co.. Inc. HrMbr ml Tfc Auoftaltl Pwi, Thft AiaocUted Frna la xciiml viv nutlet! to the use for repebll Cwtlou of all nwi dUimtchea credilwt to It or nut thwrvvlt credited .la tin paper and to all 1uj1 news published heroin. All ngnis 01 . eubLiuiiun of spvclal dispatches herein art also rsrvd. , BERT U. BATES. ..President aud .Manager Secretary Treasurer alntered us second class matter May 17. at the post unit at Roseburg. Oregon, under the Act of March 2, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Daily, per year, by "" bally, six ruontha, by mall . bally, three months, by Dally, single niuuih, by mall . Daily, by carrier, per raonth- , Weakly News-Review, by mail, per year.- .14.0V 2.00 x.oo . .60 . .s-0 . z.ou ROSEBURG, OREGON, MONDAY, AUG. 31, 1925. PIERCE AND HIS INCOME TAX. In his campaign for re-enactment of the income tax law, Governor Pierce unmistakably shows the need of relief for the over taxed farmer, but the general belief seems to I'revail that such a law will never again come into being in ; this state unless a distinction is made between the individ uals ana mo corporations, inousanus oi individuals wno ""voted to reject an income tax applicable to themselves would probably not hesitate to favor such a law for corporations, although the latter can present arguments well worth serious consideration. It has been pointed out that the proportion of farmers to Oregon's entire population is greater than in California or Washington; that this state needs more factor ies and other mechanical industries; that added tax obliga tions' will keep them away, and that more industries natur ally mean more consumers for the products of the farms. These contentions were largely responsible for the repeal of the income tax law, but it is doubtful if they would carry as much weight with the average individual if his own income were not also involved in thejresult of the ballot. The action 'Of the governor and his former colleague Jefferson Myers in reducing the state levy has been ascribed to pique over the defeat of the income tax law, but be that as it may the -situation is here to be met. If the state government can bo -maintained by taxes not drawn in most part from farm rev enues, as Mr. Pierce advocates, it will make the upkeep of municipal and county governments comparatively easy and at the same time permit of more rapid local development. An exiimplo of the layer sort is before this county now in the way of projected road improvement in the coast region, where over $100,000 must be raised by local taxation through . a union of road districts. If the taxpayers thereof were re- ' .U 1 ..I it: ..I ....'. i . -. .i i . jiuvlu ui uw uuiuen ui meir snare oi stale taxes, xi wouiu make the other obligation proportionately easier to bear. . And this is but one instance of the kind out of a great many in this state. (There should bo some revision of the tax laws to make the burden more uniform, but little hope is seen for success of the plan suggested by the governor, chiefly be- . I'Ullsn it riiio nnin l.nnt, fnimilnl n..l 4,.r. ..A.... 1.. TA:,I.., 1.;.. advocacy ot a tobacco tax has stirred up animosity that has alienated support that would have been given to an income fax measure and caused credence to be given to the assertion of his political foes that his motives are based on "soreness" ; rather than on feelings of sincerity and sound judgment. o Ty Cobb and I!llbe Ituth have made hnsi'luill liislnrv liv their pre-eminence as players in America's premier sport, Lut how differently they approach the termination of their careers. After 20 years in the service of the Detroit club, Cobb was honored by a vast throng of fans in his home city last Saturday and presented with a specially voted gift of $1,000. On the same day and about the same hour, at St. . Louis, Mo., Ruth was fined $5,000 and sent home because of ms lanuie to Keep in proper physical condition and resultant . mediocre playing in ill-requital of the princely salary which his club was paying him. Ruth lias been in the game pro fessionally abmit one-half as long ns Cobb, yet he is about done for as a player in fast company. Cobb, on the other hand, at nearly 40 years of age, is second on the list of American league batters at the present time, the man ahead ui mm ojjt-HM.T ufiiitf iuso a veteran in me game, j nose tC 'riuMi iw fit" If i w ... t ....,..-,. .,1 , an nis cnosen neia ot endeavor and in that success w in the esteem and plaudits of his fellow beings. Cobb and Speaker "" "" "l'rrl hfr " ""' " have Jived clean normal lives and are rnuiiiliinr out miww that attest to it, Ruth, on the other hand, by failure to eon trol his appetite and moderate his habits, has plunged from the highest pedestal of popularity into a grave of "lias beens" to be pointed out as an object lesson to others' inclined 'cask PICM BY BERTo BATES GOOD EVENING FOLKS Omigoth I can hardly Wait to find out "How Long Should A Wift Live" Or was It "LOVE"? s DUMBELL DORA THINKS A ward-robe It a robe that's worn In a hospital ward. h After a feler's dodged all the care dunn' the weekend rush he feels like he has a new lease on lite Monday a. m. -J Fond mother had better- start diggm' out little Willie's ears now if sne expects to have 'em in readi ness for the start of school, g. When the wife finishes cannln' the fruit it. would be a good idea to have her pile ths wood in the base-' merit. A HEAT SPASM At home, the office, on the street, the only topic is the heat. Forgotten Is all the talk of shop, of books, of travel, and what-not. For politics we do not care, we are simply gasping for more air. The ship of state may spring a leak, but what care we in all this heat. Our one-time friends we now ab hor, their presence merely is a bore. Indifferent to their joy or grief, we are vainly seeding some relief. We hie unto some stream or lake and In a boat we sit and bake. A brief respite sometimes we snatch, In case we have a goodly catch. We'd like to kill the folks who. say: ''Is It hot enough for you to day?" Down-our cheeks the mois ture streams and good old winter haunts our dreams. Why, oh, why did we complain of frost or snow or chilling rain? The price is high of coal and oil. 'Tls better far to freeze than boil. We eye with deep distaste our food. It isn't euited to our mood. The butter's soft, the milk Is sour, the bread gets mouldy In an hour. When In some par it we spread our lunch, the ants come running In a bunch. They swarm the pie, they mob the cake, of each viand a sam ple take. As for those mangy pests, the flies, each seem to have a thousand lives. When on our porch wo sit at night we hear the mos quitoes' droning flight. And then a rapier thrust we teel as he con sumes his evening meal. Sweethearts no longer love the moon. It really Is too hot to spoon. The corn Is wilting, so are we, we are just as hot as we can be. The sun beats down In sweltering waves. We wish that men still liv ed in caves, Let us, each weary, heat-razed soul, migrate to the old North Hole. There in a nice, cool house of snow, dwell like the merry ts- Kimo. Let s go. j. ! A few days at any Like will con vince one that the bathing girls on the magazine covers have the edge on those you see in real life. V V In fiction the hero always gets the gut, but in real life the vil lain generally gets her, if what some say is true. V V - From the time you were born 'Till you ride in a hearuie, There's nothing as bad eut it might have been worse. GREETINGS! Don't you love to be slapped on a sunburned shoulder? J i Many a woman will not admit she is a burden to herself when The tide of wealth that has been flowinjr into Mexico to satisfy the craving for interior irrigation, horse racing ami bull fights is about to begin ebbing back across the bonier. Mexico announces that she is preparing to pay off her na tional debt of half a billion dollars, most of which is due the Tnited States. What a pity Canada is not also on the debit ido of Uncle Sam's ledger. She does face, however, the moral duty of preventing the running of contraband, but so far she has made little effort to perforin it for the obvious reason that the boasted nullinn-dollnr-a-month patronage of our "scofflaw" horde is a material contribution to the liquid ation of her domestic obligations, l'rim-ipa'l (and interest) first, principle afterwards. The hoss-shoe pitcher, will gam bol on the green tonight but gam. bol le tpelt dilfrunt. 'J.ickass brandy Is named after the fellers who drink it." Appetizers tor the Family Every day we supply Home-Cooked Foods that will help won derfully in prepara tion of meals. Get the habit of phoning in for what you need Fresh Potato Chips Daily Hot Bread Every Noon TUESDAY SPECIALS Roast Veal. Spaghetti Italian, Cocoanut Cream and Huckleberry Pies VOSBURGH&WIARD Fancy Grocer Phone 515 PUIS Win IT out and unrest la reported among the workers In two department stores and the printers employed ,by the Chinuse newspapers. l I'EKINO, Auk. 2U. The students dt the government colleges have decided lo end their strike, called in sympathy wHh the antiroielun movement. They will return to their studies when the full term begins. o- . PORTLflfiiD EIGHT !! After a foar-d:iy fiht in an ifflort to Kujn ttuulrol. ot the city dump KrouriU tire, the fire di purLiiieiit rfiiortvd riaiurduy eveiii uiK that tliey hud the blue ex UiiKUltfhed, but today the dump wan pouring out ttmuke bkuiu, al most aa bad na ever, and the vHy otticiais were making prepara tions iu resume their etioru to overcome the stubborn lire. fcJui urdtty the firemen poured water irom two linos of Iioko ou the dump lor six liuum, und lor four I hours alter every viable sign ial ' r.. Wi,.) diraimeareil. thev continued the! 'MLUrOUD, tjie., Aur. ai. In soukaig proc(w. At i oflyc.i011 01 lUe mo1 uccesaiul louin mere was not even steam to TO ONE: 1.0 seen and they were coulide.il tliut they hud reuched the bottom Df the pile Willi the wuter and lllul the tire was entirely out. Sunday morning, however, the Htnoke was ukuiu seen Issui3 trcini the rulibish, aud tutlay the Muoke and smell were us had as ever. The only method to be used in extihKUi.shiuK the fire, uppuieiitly, I 10 tedious..' shovel out tile lubbiel. Lrum tho jtu'n inK section,- cdiliking down, rubbish uh the ..woikmeu uncovi. It, until the bottom ot t lie pile I.h rcuched. This will take several days, and a great deal of hard work, but evidently Is necessary. The fire must be halted, as the smoke carries a l.iosl ottcuslvc odor. Itoseburg tennis players walked id away with all honors at the inter- 1 2 city tournament held at Marsh- ij field yesterday. Iiojd Hruton, of IK this city, took the singles chum-jK pionhhip, while, a team composed of llrulon and Hubert Uilmore H 2 '4 S 9 ! won the doubles. Two teams' wore entered by Marshfleld, Koreburg, Coquilie and-North Ilend. while individual players from these teams made VP the contenders tor the single honors. Jn playing singles liru ton won all his matches by straight sets with one exception three setB being required iu that match. In the semi-final doubles a Roseburg team composed of Hit ter and Hunt was defeated by a Murshfleld team, hut this team waa beaten by Hruton and Gil more, who in turn won from Co quilie In the finals, the wiuuing sets being 11-U and H-2. Cook with gas. 11.1S COM'M'KIVK KVIKKXCK OV I.1KK ON .MA KM, MVS t'AMIlllllM.h MAN. Heat with gaa. amenta e'r htid at tue .tleutoid oo.t ciub. a team ot eigut piajeia ! aHml)U1!lireli; leated tue local goners here Ssl urnay aud Sunday by winning two tliglits to one. W. J. itoup, ot 1'ort num, won me liuais lu iue ursi night from c. ii. nelson oi l'ort uiud six up and live tu play; Wai-u-r ft, 1-eaison of i'oitiaud won tue second flight from L. c. Newiauus of t'orllaudfslx lo five, and George Uoberrs, oi Medioid, won the third flight defeating Gordon Vooinies -. Medloru two up. ... e handler h.gan, o( Medford, made uie lowest scoiu ot the tourn- -CALIFORNIA TOWN PICKS anient when ne turned In a tiV for up AND MOVES TO CAMHRIUUK, lingiand, Aug. 31. G. II. Hamilton of Trinity College, soon will present to the International Astronomical Cnion what he regards conclusive evi dence of the ' existence ou Mars of seiuinent being with a civili zation of U0,UUu years to their credit. "My proofs are forthcoming." said Dr. Hamilton recently, "that .Mars is in the condition the earth is approaching that is, a desert. Once it had seas, but they have The mountains and I hills are gone, worn away by wind erosions. The canals are not ditches nor water courses, as commonly supposed, but vegeta tion on each side of couduits of water. These conduits are routes ot travel for commerce and any think else." the most complete (f PLAN SERVICE CTEP into our office today 1 O see the wonderful new Upson Blue Book the first complete plan service I ever offered for renewing I and beautifying walls and I ceilings. I Forty "detail plans" I designed by several of America's leading architects a host of suggestions for harmonious trim and dro- ration all told, a $100,000 service to give you new in- spiration for home beauty. Come into our office now M let us show you just a few M of the amazing possibilities of these startling new plans. I Churchill Hardware Company The Ironmongers liurdie fruit ladders are built stronger and corit no more than any good ludder. Sold by Whar ton broa. T is notes, I'statjUhhiiiK a new course record, lie defeated Ntl son in a UiMt flight exhibition mutch, but delaulleu, so as to give the less prominent players a chanco for the prizes, il. Thorn u- ' jauu, captain of thu Waverly tiolf . ' I U am, made the second lowest ; (score, a 76, but defaulted to Koup, f 1 leaving Sunday morning for I'oii- t landi ' 'inn closest match of thp meet - sponsible for w as bet wren 1. ('. Newlamts of 'Une was that NEW LOCATION UAUSTOW, Cat., Aur. 31. This little town of approximately 3,U00 persoiiH, lying on the outskirts of th( Mojavo desert, an -important link In tianacoiuintniul railroad traffic, is on tin iuovj. The bua lnerts section is being shifted to a new Hite a quarter ot a nine away. 1 wo conditions were iai'Ktly ie- the tranpiantniK. the National Old 'ortland and Harry Jtusenbi i; of 'Trails highway runs through llai- Mrdltml, in the heml imals of tiie stow three blocks from tile busl-Bt-ionil flight, finally won by New-luetm center. Ttie otiur was that landH ou the tweutielh green. The !the old towusite lies between pas winners and the runners up in linger tracks and fieight' yards cuch flight weru given handsome lu.ttd Jointly by Hie tSautu F and I SAItfKNT'S WOltK WILL. AOT DKl'KKi'lATK tiAVS liAUT-OX. We sell Woolens llernh r the Tailor. Utterly theatre. Ufilla 1). Uainp, a former butch er of 1 1) in city, and a son of It. K. .tump, a pi eminent socialist poll t u in n wlin ohi-o lived on ler r;e- K. east ol Ituelnug, is under arrest at Alaishi leld, Coos county, rhai gfd wuh lewtl eoliahtlatmn. (oik t-in I tig the eats i', tint .Maisli t'n ld uiiu'h of August 2 says: Uainp is nct'UM'd by i.foia Teh iliiK'T, Ntepdaiif hler of L. 11. Way, meal fisherman. She in aaid to be about 40 and Uainp about i0, Jiiritice ItiiAt antl ('onstal)le Kit h ;ii (I. son were ItHiKttiK Into a report totiay thiit Mis. t'ehliuger has a iiu.sii.i.id in Texas irnm whom slie Iihm never been divorced. -Tin i barges in (he cast extent) back ou r a period of about three years and date fiom tin lime they ltvtl tu the lo r I inpqiia, near (iaidl- IM'I'. J. amp. Justice Uust naid, nilmit ted that he had bi en caring for the Aoinau and aid that he paid a hos pital bill of ;;m fur her laU spring. ilu' In said to have suf lered a stroke of paialvtiis. Sue has no childrvii. Katnp lias been fisblng on Ilttcue river lecently. GROWERS FACE LOSSES FROM PRUNE BROWN ROT 'prizes. A consolation handicap match was also held Sunday afternoon 'and was won by W held on Jiiddle iof Med lord with a net score of 73; III. Chandler Kgan, who played scraich, was second with a 74. A return match between tho two teams will be played in l'ortland at a later date. Union I'aeiflc. itoth w.re in the market for the land, for its acqui sition would enable freight and passenger yards to be united. CANADIAN BEER HAS LOST CHARM FOR U. S. TOURISTS Cook with gas. DETROIT, Aug. 31. The tourist season is under lull strain now and the feiTls and bridges are crowd ed with Ohtuiio-bouud Americans, birf the situation in the 1'iomibed Sargent did not Improvise. LONDON, Aug. 31. It is sheer nonsense to suggest thut the lute jonn singer baigent pictures will be worth less in a hundred yearn than they are today, Sir illiam Orpen, cieclured when told of a rumor that some of the pictures which fetched such high prices recently ulready showeu signs of deterioration ou account of the inferior quality of modern piK ments. "Modern pigments are just a good, and certainly as durable, as those used by any of the old masters," continued Sir John. "A great deal o nonsense has been talked about those Sargent prices," he udded. "Six thousand pounds is none too much to pay lor a copy of a masterpiece, if Sargent was the copyist. 1 should have paid it myself if I hud the money. "After all, it is Sargent's inter pretation of a great work, and it lias a tremendous artistic interest on thut account. It is not merely slavish imitation. 1 have not seeiii thisi particular work my self, but he has Burely breathed .-omething of his own spirit into it. "Ho was not, however, like Manet, another great copyist. Muuet used, original works in the same way that a great pianist uses a Ch e me on which to improvise. He Land for the thirsty Is peculiarly drab for those who expected to get la quench out of the widely herald led 'M l .beer." j What has become of the eml I gratlnu thousands who.se feet j tramped hurriedly across the gang planks of Detroit-Windsor femes 'and lushed the International bridge at Niagara in that grand but rath er shoit-llvid ottensive extending along a great rront from Tort llur ion and points north to the Cioor- 'gtan bay region to liuftalo and Ma laiung the St. Lawn. nun river? MMnrfitnl Vrn UarH Wire.) I it is a question that frequently NKW YORK, Aug. 31. Charlie ' confounds tup callous border city Rose, manager of Hartley Madden citizen wh-.Mi the visitor whispers Und eastern representative of the" inoulry. The answer, which is merely interpreted. And 1 should like to see tho same work copied by other musters, just as 1 would like to hear a dozen pianists play the same Beethoven sonata. "As far as 1 know, this Us tho first sale at which a copy has fetched a high price. It will not be the last." . . u Heat witn gas. CAL TO VISIT LEGION. CILfMIG TO UNITED STATES Well, boys, how iilmut that rti.nl iiliu Xorlh I 'm'tia river? Isn't it about time thut wmu iittion, in tomivlr form, was taken? This oul he a jjotxl jol fur the Cham ber of Commerce publicity injiiiijj.-r to initiate and plate be fore our representatives in conjjre.ss. Once under way it will go owe. Into the discard with the three U's. Give us instead a Klnirnn better Nitileil tu luiulm-nii (,,.. I three J's Jazz, Jng and Joy-riding. o j lot oi peopie are cotiiinjr down to t. rili lor iSeptem ber morniiiK lifter their annual vacation. And. it's a terri ble trial (totting back on the jolr. o School days are fast approaching. Kven the $ ini;tcis have important tasks before them. I'AHIS. Auc ::i.- tn! lul an- nouni I'lii' ti: was m, tnil.iy Hint 1 I'iluime ijnis.r C.iillutix Willi "nil nil the Inn r llli Si pli'lll- ' jticr li lii minute the iti'ht lnnil-' ,m,- 1 1 1 b 1 1 1 . n 1 . u Vk it tl till' I Ull.'il ' .Sliilrs. -M. C.iiiliin will In- ji.Tiiinpani ril b uni' i'ip. rt. -'rhi' ri'llinln-J tl.T ef tin 1'ifiiili niiston In t i rnllitw 1'ltlli.T on Si (llflllluT ll1 or :. ! Il l alio nnniMinr.'il to'l.iv tl,;it llii'ii' t.. no tlii:icri"'nirnt btvi'i'n j M t'nillniix ullil 1'ori lull MlillMtrr I'll.in.i com'tTnliiK thi- r.illir of liolltunl iii. n to nr.jiirii'r the nithHl.Mi. Tln in I ti i t rs. how.'vrr. urn tili'linR It rnrm ly tiintriilt to t hooiin Irnm all Hit' I'Dltllra! itpplM-nnts. Ihr.o li;m as inunr I'.imiii; Mpplinl us Ihrro an' plii'... Tfu 'iunnrliTs hnvo ir.t't'.utv lu.'ii i l -pn. tint ..'lr hiiiimh ari wltlilu'lil iii'tiiliiix 'oniu','tion uf liy the yanl.l A. ( . Kpi rlnu nt sintlun, t nt 2 iloots iitit til I nlll:, Aur. 31.- Sniif losns fnuu I pruilf bl own rut an itlilu alt .l m wiirii ori'Kon "" y'ar In nuiu-1 jt'rotis ob.-raiions h cxu-n-.i-.n . ' hit'tU'ulinrists. t.tnwi'iH who imiyj (nr It liiiniiillalfly will piolmhiy ! jni l a hum p-otit on th iii.-ts ot Uppllralinn. Whilo Im c Hi n (iili Inut Ik viitin!)- ir i ntej It can h jiniili'lially r.iliiiiil hy tluirou-hly I'liM-ilim ill fnill with pra. Miliar a tiorili-aiix unxtiiii . . II huh iiiiflii .inn ail'T . tn if di'i-in l. or alonilc sulliir IIP! tO ll'O KlllllUIH Of WMI'I. or on ton col I in s I .'ill. nr oih. r I uli'nr i'oni;iin:iiK hoaH not 1 1 K -1 y to hiitti n.i ili' liini-itilliir 1 r r-omtiit'iiili-il l th xpt riiut ut ,a tlnn plant patholi.i:iu. Tin coin-it nu'tnoil of inaKiiis; Imrihuux anil titi'ton colli mix nrp ip in Ihi-il In ptaiioti hiillfltn :'"1. I'topir pi'i'imraiion ami llioroi.iti roii tlni; at, .".in'ial lo mar.". (AMncistfd Yrem Lnnl ft'tlf.) SWAMI'tilOTT, Mass.. Aug. 31. I'rt.-iltltnl CoolUli;! plans to attend ttu American l.nion'a convvntlon In Omaha, the first wt'fk in Octo- I'loyil KltZKlminons. .Michigan City, ilnillncu but uoiilmnt to the uilfs- IIht. lie told Alton T. lioborts of lnil . prnmiitor loilay wired to Jack , tiim, usually conii s nnilily and I Marquette, Mich., who called at Kearns offering 1.'i0,iiimj for Jack 'with a tinge of scorn, thounh po- White Court today lo renew the In Iirinps 'y's conlraet. Ilite: "Oh, li s on tap oer tin re," Ivltatlon previously i xleiuied by .Na- Ilo.ie would not reveal whom he 'indicating a hotel or Inn. "We 1 tiomil Commander Drain of the Ia ri pte.ieni.-i In the venture, but lie on't drink It. you know." glon. intlmatMl that two others were In j Th.' be. r Is a .lilalili in mojt ; o forested with hlm in the tlMiuet) nn9i hotels, and re.iuiuiants ! Cook with gaa. offer. His telegram, addressed tn : throughout the province. Dilment I IV. O. f. Mi. Meets eaca second and fourth Thursday of eacs month, In Maccabes hall, cor ner Cass and Pine streets. VI lting Knights always welcome. L. C. GOODMAN, Cm. Q. W. RAPP. H K. Nslghbors r Wooacran, Lilac Clrcl No. 49 Meets on jlr3t and third Mondar evenings, la K. of P. ball. Visiting neighbor, Invited to attend. ALVIA WETJ1KKELU G. N. MAROARKT WH1TNRY. Clerk A. r. ix a. m.. t.aurr" l-Oiiae No. 13. Regular contmunioatlona second and fourth Wednesday) each month, at Masonic remple, Roseburg, Ore. Visitors wel come. M. S. HAMM, W. M. W. F. HARRIS. Sec. ItOSEBL'KO LODGE NO. 1037 I. O. O. M. Meets evry Wednesda) night, Moose Hall. 218 N. Jack son St Club rooms open 7:30 ta 10 p. m. Visiting brothers wel come. W. A. BOOARD, Dictator. H. O. PARGETER, Secretary. JNO. M. THRONE. Treasurer. Pythian Sisters, UmpM-'a Temple No. 4 Meets the second and fourth Monday evenings of eaci month, at the K. of P. hall. Vis ltors always welcome. MARTHA CHR1STENSEN, M.E.G EVA MARKS, M. of R. C. MAY E. PARKER. M. of P. W. B. A. O. T. W., Roseburg Re , view No. 11. Holds regular meetings on second and fourth Thursdays a' 7:30 p. m. Visit tng sisters Invited to attend re Tlews. Maccabee ball. Pine ani OaHtt streets CLARA BONEBRAKE, Com. JESSIE RAPP. Col. Ui.lted Artisans Meets in Mac Cabee ball first and third Thurs days. Visiting members al was welcome. HELEN WHITAKER, M. A. MILDRED McCI.'I.LOCH. Trees. nEI.I.B STEPHENSON. Sec. TO FIX.1 DEBTS Kearns at Hie llotcl llaibara, l.os search In some instances will ilia Angeles. Cel.. follows: . close tases ot a beverage le.-eml')- Would you be willing lo sell ling In color ami hanllv . xeeetiing your contract with Jack I -eninscv ? ; n akoholic contint the near-beer Will give yon M.-.ii.iiiiii ca.-h. Will iconcortion so freely mill in this leiiio for l.os Angeles ljniiu-i.fHt. lv irouiilty. The connoisseur. If there upon answer to this wire if yotlM. Kh in the Held of b.irology. mean business." ii,as punlaimed it weak, tasty but weak. BENTON 11A11HOR. Mich.. Aug. , thl. ni.-snilme. the provinc 31. Promoter Kl)d Kltr.situmons ;has gone placiillv on I's war main today mill fee had not authorized tisming to the ordinary observer Charlie liosn to offer Jak Kearna ,hp ,,. .s(.,. i. bnr,. iore the I LODGE DIRECTORY ; r.ooK riiii-; mSh.w. The fire ili'pur'mi nt was r.il'.-1 ont Sunil.-n lor a roof fire at one of the small hou-.i-. nl the rortii r ef Slieriilail mill Me. her ftrein. The lire wn xtltglislieil beiere any giejt amount ot ilamsse w.ih done. ':"' "r ins contrail wiin jaes i.n.n,l,.,l i.-niu ranee ail suit in Dl-mpsiy. "I guess Rose is after j 0 jfcci, sniiio free publicity," he comment- J 0 cl- LABOR DISPUTES CAUSE o Terminal Beauty Shop, phone 66 o - AUTO ACCIDENT AT MEDFORD PUTS TWO IN HOSPITAL puti-s. whi' h nutclvreil ?ny aud In- , toUed fil.o-ill work people, ss hn Or wte.) ihe Mlnls'ry of Uihnr ia,-- in. The MKIK(lil. Ore. Aug. 31 'annual loss of working time owing Leonard Price of San 1'ranciM .i. 'to Inilusiiial d'-pires during 32 anil Albert Slnw- of this city s-e jeats aieras 1 lJ.iiti,isn ! ix s. In a local hospital, suffering from qulx ut lo less than one tlav pit- sealp w-nunils and lacernl'ons a ueail of the whole employed popil Laurel Chapter No. 31, 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. V.K.HAHRI-i. Secretary. Knights of Hytniafc Alpha Lodgt No. 47. Meets every Wednes day In Knights of Pythias hall, 130 Rose street. Visitors alwayi welcomed. SAM CHRIST ENSON. C. C. ROY O. YOL'NU, M. F. I K. E. W1MBK"LY. K. B 9. I.OMxiN, Aug. Jl.- Ovi r g oon.- -. . . . -- - ...ai working davs w.-re .,s, during UmTs,H -2 . , In Engl.tn.1 ow ing , labor .lis- ""?,,r.0.t e!r? m'h f nuui eM . . v. uui n.,, ixu.v burg, tirason. LOSS OF MILLIONS OF DAYS IN ENGLAND CHINESE STRIKE SPREADS. '; nt and - of lie. laiion. I'urliu 1!" 1 ! ihe figu-es were niu h .-i!e the axerag.'', hut in K3 and 1MI as w II as the first six month of li'i thev hate he list. result of sn sittono'.iile last night nt III vi V - i .lnekon street. vlt:l! :San r'tanclsco. rt r o (i..1 err- Wit. (r , hel.l on a C- 'rje SHANf.H.M. Aug :n--Th stiike ,rivlng. It l r!le. il nioiemrnt aealn-ii forel-in rmplee-1 price automobile was ti ers gratlu.illy is --preiuling lo t hin- a hlsh rate of speed es cotOJi ms. The entploie. ( f a crashed iuto the Shaw car. wrrik-.were lost through disputes mostly lane Chinese printing plant are lag both. iu the coal trade. i :.!'n falhn to csinsidi r:'w'y less than an j s t!ie arinnal arage ot nnr day p-r ling at hca'ri nf the e:nplid top'llat:nn 1 1 when It i In 1.'1 tt-rlv sti.ooa.in." ' Woodmen ef tne world, camp Ne IPs Meets la the Odd Fellow, i Hall In Rnsebitrg evnry first and third Monday evenings. VH I Itint neighbors at-aave welcome ' JOHN DELL HESS. C, C. I M M MILLER. Clerk. I. O. O. F, Pnileunan Lodae Na Meets hi Odd Follows Tern pie every Friday evening. Visit tng breUjern are always wel come. DONALD VOCNO. N. O. A. J. GEDDE3, Ree. Sec. i. a BMLJCY, ru. See. E agios, Koseourg Aerie-Meets U Maccabee hall, on Cass street, on second and fourth Wednes day evening of each month, al t o'clock. Visiting brethern In good standing alwave welcome GLENN WOODKl'lV, W. P. THEO. W. ALTHAU3, W. P. B f OOODMAM. Sec. Union bntiarnpnieiit, MoT 9. . o. O. F. Meets in Odd Fellows Term pie on 2nd and 4th Wednesday! ot each month. Visiting Patrt archs always welcome. FRED .MILLER. C. P. ' W p WBTHKRELU Scrlbt United Brotoermoa of Carpenter, end Jointers of America. Meets at 476 S. Main second end fourth Tuesday evenings ol each mc th. All carpenters wel corned. T. F. HOLMRo, Ree. See. EMERY COLE. Pres. 8. P. O. Eiks, Roseburg Lodge No. 326. Hold regular commts nlcatlons at the Elk's Temple oi each Thursday of every month. All members requested to as tend regularly, and all vlsltlm brothers are cordially Invited t attend. J. O. DAY. Jr., E. R. J. T. GOODMAN. Secretary I Roseourg RsDOKsn Ledge No. 41," i. u. v. r-. Meets la Odd Fel lows Temple every week on Tuesdsy evening. Vlsitlca members In good standing art cordially Invited to attend. ANNA WICKHAM. N. G. GERTKl'DE HATFIELD. R. S. EMMA LENOX. F. S. ). E. 8, nosebur'g Cnaptsr No. a. Holds their regular meeting on the first end third Thursdays In each month, all sojourning brothers snd sisters are respect, fully Invited to attend. CORA B. SINGLETON. W. il. FBK JOHNSON. Secrstanr,