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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1925.
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW
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ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, IMS.
THE PUBLIC FORGETTERY.
Some people used to apologize for their failure to attend
tf this or that duty, by saying- that it was the fault of their
"ftrgettery." Though you may not be able to find such a
wjrrd in your dictionary, yet it represents a powerful force,
or lack of force, which affects human conduct largely. We
constantly acknowledge to ourselves that we ought to do thus
t'tiad so, and yet somehow our purpose slips out of our minds
hid we act in a hap-hazard way. This tendency in human
nature affects trade very powerfullly. No matter how hard
oUtore may work to please the public, no matter how effi
cient its service, there is a tendency for the people to forget
it unless it makes some special effort to keep itself before
tlieir minds. One of the chief reasons for the growth of mo-
dim advertising is that it provides a means for overcoming
tltis tendency. The merchant may argue that the people who
bSught this or that good value at his store last spring, should
remember that fact so clearly that they will automatically
come back this fall But as the result of the public forget
tory, such past purchases have largely slipped out of their
minds. Business concerns need to stir up the memory of
tfieir service by a consistent plan of advertising. Many con
cerns which started out in a favorable way, have yet failed
tdiaccomplish much result, or have actually had to quit, be
cause they did not reckon on the public forgettery. (They
pf rhaps thought that people ought to remember them, hence
tljey believed they would. But what ought to be does not al
6y exist Many a concern drops out of the public thought,
because it has not reminded the people of its existence and
tie things it is doing by a campaign of advertising.
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WHEN WILL IT STOP?
J! Portland Telegram: No civilized nation on earth is so
bedeviled with criminals as is this our America, the "land
of the free and the home of the brave." In China one's life
iB-fnr safer, his property rights better respected than in
Poland, or Chicngo, or New York. In New York but one
imirderer in 160 is executed. In Chicago in a recent year
there was an average of a murder a day. '
2 It is up to the American Bar .association to do some
lljjng more than make resolutions regarding this great evil.
Ifcis up to the states to co-operate in hunting down, register-'
irg and watching men of criminal records. It is up to the
lawyers who make their living by getting criminals out of
tSe hands of justice to quit their criminal practice. It is up
ta the public to mark for demotion any judge who will re
verse a decision of a lower court on any trivial flaw in the
ptixsess of the law by which the criminal was convicted. Un
IfiM this country agrees to rise and work together for the
eajety of life and property, it may as well confess itself
b$iten by smart criminals and turn the country into an
armed camp, each man to defend his person and castle by
lewder and ball.
o
j The move now under consideration to establish a com
rnjinity chest for Roseburg is worthy of consideration and
should receive full co-operation from the people of Roseburg,
piiticularly business men, who will welcome this method of
distribution of funds for charitable and other purposes. Mer
clSuits are continually being solicited for various contribu
tions some worthy, others questionable but usually are
n8t in a position to judge the merits of many of the causes
Bttpportcd and give freely to all sorts of solicitations. With
a Jonimunity chest established all worthy causes will be ac
corded deserving recognition, while the unworthy will be
tabooed.
RipplingRhijmQS
jwait mson
Uriels
. Br BERT &BATCS.
GOOD EVENING FOLKS '
A gal down In Sacramento
Who Is aup. of the
Public school make
, An objection to the
Undraped flggera of
The Greek goda and , .
Goddeeaea and aaya
That the nude forma
Of cupid and Psyche
Have a bad Influence
On the young aprout
' But modern flappore
: Can show a Greek goddeaa
Carda and apadea
When it cornea to
Showin' off
Various portion! of
The anatomy
Pygmalion's Galatea
Not excepted.
1
. DUMBELL OORA THINK3
, Fan tan Is new drink.
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THE IRON-BOUND FLIVVER
How sore ie my heart at the bat.
' tared old flivver
I bought of a dealer to use as a
car.
It twisted my spine, dislocated my
liver
And rendered my vertebrae much
below par. .
And often for hours have I putter
ed around It,
And smeared my apparel with
mud, grease and tar.
And hunted for trouble and cussed
when I found it.
And tried to eliminate rattle and
Jar,
The battered old flivver.
The lop-elded flivver.
The ruety old flivver'
I bought for a car.
When the majority of men take
to marcelling their hair and roug
ing their Hps, as predicted by a
woman beauty specialist, we are
going to let our beard grow, buy a
good, plain dog and bury ourselvee
in the wilderness
and canned beans.
If the world serlee continues as
yeatiddy we'll be appear In' on the
main stem In our pajamas before
the winter la over.
Lather Barnes lost hie first
wager on the opener yestiddy and
aa a result cut four necks and an
ear before the aupper gong sounded.
Wool le sell In' at 42 cente which
meane there'll be Juet ae much cot
ton In next year'a all-wool suits
ae ueual.
I "I
8ome of tbe boys unearthed an
ancient photo of Tom Weatherford
showin' him In his palmy days
when he wore a hair brush on his
upper lip. Tom is sufferin' ever'-
thlng from a eack of peanuts to a
drink of colored water to euppreee
the dern thing before it alts Gen
eral circulation.
A couple female auto tourists
was steamln' along the main atom
this a. m. and in turnin' the cor
ner at Case and Jackson their at
tention wae distracted by the ap
pearance of ene of the local ehelke
who wae etandln there loo kin'
wis. Their car did
and almost Jumped the eurbln' un
til the cause of the) dteturtenee.
Lather Barnes, stepped behrnd)
telephone pole to save hie own
neck.
HOT DAWG1
In Egypt' land, contagiosa ta) the
Nile, '
King Pharaoh'a daughter went to
bath In style.
She tuk her dip, then walked unte
the. laneV .
To dry her royal pelt, she ran
along the strand,
A bulrueh tripped her, whereupon
she saw
A smiling baby in a wad o' straw.
She tuk it up and said in accents
mno,
"Tare-an'-agers, girls, which av yea
own the child?"
Fred Jones, soda squirt at the
Terminal, I wearin a King Tut
sweatee which la certainly a warm
on in an- enetoeed car on a dark
night
Owln' to the fact that we hafta
run out and purchase a sack of
peanuts before the start of today's
game we'll cut today's contribution
short
4, .
Coats
of
Value
Goats'
of
Value
Coats
Value
Coats
!8BeftiaJ4.,
"Saw a trained flea, eircu ye.
tiddy eve and one of the stare
went home with ua for th, nJgmV
I State Press Comment
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Drunk At The Wheel.
Every able-bodied man and
woman In America haa within th
past few years been- promoted
from the rank of harmless pedes
trian to that of potentially dans
gerous enKine driver. The- human
animal Is today an Increased men
ace to human life by reason of
the automobile.
To be safe, the modern, mortal
must be sane and very sane- a
that. He cannot be. safer while)
t. .fv. .n .T-s:
other. Thanks to the sanity of
some of our courts, men trylnc
to do thla are being' shut u la
lull for six months. and kept fr
the wheel for six months more.
A country justice of the peace
who had himself been a terror to
traffic offenders, was recently
sent to jail for driving while
drunk throuRh. the streets of
1'ortland. Let thla Rood work of
the courts ro oa and we ahall
have fewer killlttRe on our streets
by men temporarily and volun
tarily Insane.
Think for a moment what the
hazard of life would be on our
streets if liquor flowed a freely
as It did under the old saloon
rule. Accident and life Insurance
rates would mount, and the death
tail would be multiplied by ten.
Even so, we shall never be rea
sonably safe on the streets until
to be drunk at the wheel Is made
a condition to be greatly fesred
by the most reckless mortal.
I'ortlaad Telegram.
EXTRA - Friday.and Saturday - EXTRA
Every Sport Coat-T P-Every Sport Coat
Tha is aa event deserving of yossr closest interest for are offering at unusual "figure" every "Sport Coat", plain
or furred isi otar eaccsusive stock.
Yoj do doubt hara been waiting for this very event, perhap you have already selected your coat in our stock," ,
sad yoa have been waiting patiently for that new price t hat bring its saving to yon. If you have or have not
ctma coan early for the prices mem dollars in your pocketboolt.
Tin array of Sport Coats represent the finest in Tailoria g, the finest in trimming and fabrics, and the styles are
autiaeatic to the superlative degree. v f
EVERY COAT A BARGAIN!
4 lUllrontt lows.
Of the 70 American railroads
whose passenRpr revenue In the
first seven months of this year
picwiled $1,000,000; 80 showed
a shrinkaxe In pasaenRer receipts.
The bus and automobile are de
clared liy htRh authority to be the
rnnse of the drop- In pasaenRer
Charleston revennrs. Ttmt the bus will nl-
l THE NEW THINGS.
; An airship falls a mile or three, succumbing to a wrench
oj strain, its parts are scattered on the lea, some men are
injured, some are slain. Men cry, "It is a beastly shame,
the worst offense we ever saw; we'll have to stop this air
fch'ip game there surely ought to be a law." When first the
nuto-hit the pike it scared the farmer's old gray mare, and
nim invoked the name of Alike, and gnashed their teeth and
' jijwed the ; ir. "The horseless carriage is a crime," men
?tLd,.beforc the synagogues; "it scares our horses all the
time, and lulls our chickens and our dogs. It tears along
withfrantio speed from far Bcersheba clear to Dan ; the old
trrno gig, the sway-hacked steed are good enough for any
wan." When first the locomotive burst upon men's view,
f eiend said' to friend: "Of all cheap fakes thil is the worst!
When will' inventive folly end! Our curse is on this freak
bestowed,-it is a crude and ghastly jest; the blamed thing's
certain to explode, and blow the train crew galley west."
tfhen first we had electric light, some people kicked up
qujte a fuss; "We'll still use candles in the night, they served
oQr dads and they'll serve us." The world moves on, inven
tions sweet are daily coming to our,vicw, and, calling on the
name of Pete, back numbers say they will not do.
4. .
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EXTRA- SALE OF NEW MIDDIES EXTRA
Just n aavd just unpacked, an unusual assortment of new school middies in "White Duretta Cloth.' Some plain and .
some braid trimmed. Sizes from 10 years to 20 years. Regular $1.65 to $2.00 values, super special for two days at
S1.29 and S1.59 each
Also New Woolen Gym Bloemer
OH ! MOTHER!
With every One Dollar Purchase Friday or Saturday, Oct 9th or 10th we will sell up to 6 yards finest "Pecmot"
Bleached Sheeting at 54c per yard. Regular 69c Value.
Buy Here and Save
245 n. jw BELLOWS STORE CO.
245 N.Jackson
Cold
Weather
Over-Coats
'A
Now au- 5
tqjj throng the public ways, the locomotive's still in front and
lappa and candles only raise a horse laugh when they do
their stunt. Above us, in a few brlof yenra, the airship hosts
will surely play; perhaps they'll visit distant spheres, with
etitiom on the Milky Way?
The kind
to Give
Service
These Big Heavy 'Overcoats are just
magnificent this is the only word
that expre39ea their character.
It doesn't matter what shape or size or
sort of a man you are if you are look
ing for the right kind of an overcoat,
you'll find it here
Styles just out. colors just
seen, materials right.
HARTH'S TOGGERY
ROSEBURQ, ONBOON
KITCHEN
CUPBOARD
Br NELLIE MAXWELL
Good Thingg
AliriUir-UP dessert which I
test), good to look at. and en
joyed. Is:
Marshmallew Dessert Toast a
few marslimallows that have been
nit Into quarters, serve them with
chopped nuts and Savored whipped
cream.
Jellied Prune. Wash and soak
one-half pound, of prunes In two
cupful of cold water, then cook In
the same wnter until soft. Remove
the prune stones end cut Into quar
ters ; to the pmne water add enonjrh
holllnit wnter .to make two cupfuls,
soak half a box of gelatin In half
a cupful of Void water and stir over
the heat until dissolved, then add
on cupful of suimr, one-quarter of
cupful of lemon Juice; tarn into
mold and stir few times to pre-
ent the prunes from sinking.
Flos Willi Lemon Jules. Soak
flgs several boar In cold water,
then put them Into an nrnte pan.
add water enough to Juet cover
them and cook until plump! add
enefourth of a cupful of leiaon
Juice to th water, when nearly ten
der. Drain tbe figs and aerve In a
glass dish, with the Juic sllslitlv
thickened with cornstarch and thor
oughly cooked, poured around It.
Chill and serve with whipped cream,
flavored with grated lemon rlun.
. Rle With Bananas. Season cold
boiled rice with melted butter, tha
grated rind of a lemon, and sweeten
to taste with sugar. Add the yolks
of two- eggs well beaten, cook until
thick, then pack Into a border mold
and kevp warm ten minutes. Turn
out carefully on a plate. (Ill th cen
ter with sliced sweetened bananas,
Pour over tli pudding a alrup Its
OREGON WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW.
Oaaton Walnut growers hero
form local of Oregon Walunt Ex
change. Medford September building to
tals nearly $25(1,000.
Vernonia. New Johnson. & Mc-
ncarly $4,000,000. . . .
Gold Beach Contractor sur
facing Roosevelt highway, Cbutco
Winchuck section.
Roseburg News-Review will Is
sue New Year Industrial edition
of record size.
I A. WINTKU'S PAKMm WOKT.
Oraw shingle mill to cut 210.000 c09t H00.000.
(AanrUlnl Proa Lind Wire.)
COPENHAGEN. Oct. 8. ' To
illustrate the infinitesimal size of
an atom. Professor Niels Bohr,
told a meeting of Scandinavian
Mathematicians that to count the
Wallowa O. W. R. . N. track atoms contained In one rnhie ren-
belng relsld with heavier rails to tlmeter of air, all the people of
'the earth, white and negro, would
shingle daily, with 30 men work
lng.
Ashland New $26,000 store
building being erected here.
The Dalles J. O. Neimrich gets
contract to cut 250,000,000 feet
pine from national forest; and will
extend railway.
Bake-Eastern Oregon Light &
Power Co. rebuilding SoutH Baker
rtenra plant.
Salem High school shows 11
per cent gala in ,tnrollnient, over
1924.
Klanmlh Falls 2,000.000,000 feet
Long-Bell timber on Caliiuus Marsh
may be sold toaKorrest Lumber Co.
of Kansas City.
Coos Bay Clumbers of Com
merce vote support to East-Went I
railroad building plan.
Salem New Oregon Linen Mills have to count for more than lOiio-
organized to operate on $640,00 years and then their task would
capitaL . inot be finished.
Took with ga.
Fresh sea food at Voeburgh and
! nrd Delicatessen.
DietandHealth
- By Lulu Hunt Peters, MR
i
aeiaeyALiTv .
HAT7KIAUTV
OUR DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES
There Is no power equal to the Now that you know I realize
power of the written word of the i shall be nur motto
Portland Several new European ,"" ""Jecis. in, , re,,, a I)lt and Ret off tne
ports will receive direct refrlger-;"e- """ft lil?,re' religion. irerOUSi diKnified ,?., very
ated fruit service from here this' "T, ?lo?rT"'. Bnd the rr1on- long. It la not my role aa a nhy-
wiuter. iwnuy is arem on any writer on n,icja
Tl. It or n, , n .., 1... ,
'SBEr, "if-g'-hon
on!?. 1JS W !"Z ,S9--i which all one s activities and hap-
L ' LMt. El"5d 8fMmn- plneMdepends-lsaresporotiMlitv
faprKePaVn ami sidewalk grester by far than the respons
program this fall will cost $40,000. ihty that rests upon writers on
Salem -New Oregon board of iony other subject,
mining survey authorized by last! Many lives. Including your own
legislature, will organize October, life and the lives ot those you
'4'- 'hold most dear, may at some
Roselvirg Pacific Telephone ft 1 time depend upon some knowl
Telcgraph Co. spending $15,000 on edge thus derived and depended
new Myrtle Creek I tne. upon.
Klamath county grain crop estl- To direct the diets and habits
or a
vored with lemon, orange, or any 1 3S.m0 acre.
mated at 800,tuO bushels.
writer. Not alwnva
I merry ana gay that's tiresome,
too but most always brite and
fair.
, The chief reason f am asked
ito do this column (aside from my
i great fitness otherwise!) is le
I cause I seem to be able to write
scientific articles with a little fun
thrown In once In a while to dis
guise the fact that they are sclenr
tlflc and really teach somfl much
needed lessons. We hope you
are all going to enjoy this column
every day as well as profit by It.
We shsll call the, column MDlet
and Health." Rome title. I ll say.
won't you? Can you think oS
anything that we cannot cover
(rait Jute. Proposed 4-story hospital at Cot-
Baoofl and log eanarwlchas Chop , tag urove will cost $1110.000.
a many hard-cooked eggs a will I Junction City ix-mlle wood-rail
be needed, adding taMespoooful ratluad coating $5,ooi?
of mayonnaise tot uun tgs. uptvad
oa buttered bread and top with
thla allc ot cooked bocoa. . Cover
with another slice of bread and
wrap in paraina paper. wheat
UB. ins. we. am uaioa.1 ,. , .wm h.,H.
Baker J. F. Pay too win Install
small mill on Lucky Jack mine,
si ore.
Cottar. Grove Chamber of Com
merce making regular excursions
to all tributary basins dlmticts.
Sherwood Oil found la sballow
driven well on 1. P. Cornwell
place.
fronijOf growing children so that they (Under that? I shall answer any
may gain In stature and strength questions mat ran be answered
and health for future citizenship
and happy homes fo guide the !
diet and health
habits ot adults :
timately cans readjustment In
railroad service Is certain. Rail
road managera will lose some of
their wonted- confidence and b
tlrned to better aorvir by the
competition. That they will have
to do, or lose- mure and mora lo
cal paeeenger business as th
swiftly Improving bus service con
ilnuss to make inroads. Tort-
land JouraaL
.VaJKJsKVSnfS
SANDY Ij
in th columns of a daily naner.
and the questions and discussions
and soul-to-soul talk ought to
mile be-1 so that they may gain and main- be half the life of the party.
r.K luilt to bring Ion to ir.lll ilIri health and efficiency to car-I Anv Questions that have m h
Flange-wheeled ga motor ar fur-!ry on the world's work, this Is no i answered privately, yon nut tako
nishes power. j irresponsible, task! 'to your awn family physician.
Pendleton More than one-half o " wttn a proiouna leei- i..., i h,n h.va r.n.in h..
crop of 5.000,000 bushels ' ' the seriousness of th I devoted to babl es and children
, , " il I'k em and to other import-
for you. my readers. In The News- ant 0,,,,,. .
""'fesl very deeply that what I I , ,'ut for th ,r', 1 h"
write must have thoughtful. In-j"'"." modest little cra-
tenslve studv, accurate observe-' pal"'. 0n9 'hould always begin'
tlon, logic and science as a basis, j raortestiy.
and that I must always realize I shnll start a campnlgn In
my accountability. I shall do ! which 1 know at least threo-quar-that
to the best of my power. :tr of you will co-or crate wlth
I want my rendera to feel th 'enthusiasm.
confidence In me as writer that , This modest little eamnalen will '.
Riddle All-year lee plant being
twill, tUM I ' "fill
Warrenton-Columbta River Co- . r ,0? I! . V . . ?. 1 1 ,0 P.rent the following Irlf-
operatlve Packers to build salmon . . '1 i . 1.' ment; Ulaneles, stomach
mlnrmaa ntn . " '" " "'" " "'"" ,im,iva, in-ari oiaea'e. arteriO-
" K Piantln perscrlblng for diseases that sclerosis, kidney disesse, cancer,
tv 1. ,i-.k.. should hav his personal atten- . appoplexy and flat-feet.
ln. ii I "on Tn' U no' mT ,dea ! Thw ran Prevented In
- 1 im,b,w,health column. Rather, shsll l'ajarg measure by a campaign
wr,t pn ,he P"'n"n of disease . sgnlnst cne thing and that one
sn.rtno srsons.n promotion ot health. thing Is obeslfv, or to nse tbe
ptcKing xo.iHMt! fh, prevention of disease and short and ugly term. FAT!
acru the promotion of health that) Hurrah! You're with me! t
near Sale.n. the hop being worth ib our motto.
.knew It, r'r off!