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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY. JANUARY fl, 1926. ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW .... Issued Dally Except tunday by The WiwHWW co, inc. .... Tbe AaaoelaUd yi la exclualnly entitled l the use or repvibll .. cation of all llw dispau-haa arxlltxl to It or aiH otli.rwl.. efatUlad In ..Mhle paer end to all local ii.wa publlabad haralw. Ail ruble ol repuMI' ...cation, ut spatial aiapatcnra wwrain wi aiao rwiwpw. 11. W. DATES -IsjCHT 0. BATUL. .President and Manager .Secretary-Treasurer '"Entered second class mailer May 17, 1M0. at ttaa post oUtca aU Roseburg, Oregon, under lb Act of March a. 187. Daily. pr year, by mail ' bally, all uiontbs, by mail ". Jjally, tore niooUis, by analL. luuly, slnfle luoola, by mail. xwily, by earner, pee nontau SUBSCRIPTION RATES I.Weekiy News-Heview, by mail, par year. ROStalUAG, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY , 12. of California cauliflower we're not jng wt worry in' about acil inr Umpqua val lay brcccoM.; '. i ' i i i f f f tand with. .! . Few men amoka batwaan r they eat batwaan emokee. i la CAPACITY TO STAND ALONE. ejwswswaaajeaB Vice-President Dawes in ft talk some days ago to the ""pages of the United States senate, warned them against ."running with the crowd," and told them they must learn to ;;:itand against the crowd. Many young people conceive the ;;;idea that in order to obtain any reputation or social position, ;;;;they have to conform to the manners of the popular crowd in their home town, college, school, etc. Even if they think a i; certain practice is undesirable or vicious, they feel they must ;:;conform to it, or they will be regarded as peculiar, and will ;;; be more or less ostracized. This is an entirely wrong no ; tion, and people w ho expect to amount to much should get over it at the earliest possible moment They will find that "'few are turned down for such reasons by any group of peo j;;;ple who amount to anything. They will find that those who have strength and independence of character are secretly ;;:aiimired, and they attract friends by giving an example of ;a forceful personality. -There is of course such a thing as j- carrying non-conformity, to extremes where people seem merely eccentric. But one does not nave to do that. A rea "sonable person can decline to partake in a lot of the popular "habits which Beem to him unsuitable, without giving an im ;!press'ion of being a crank. He does not have to read his I!!! friends any lectures as to their conduct. But if he takes his :J:; position firmly that he does not care to do certain things ;';that seem undesirable, he gives an impression of being a per- son of decision and initiative who has ideas of his own. He "may temporarily be ridiculed a little in a good natured way. But in the end his course has attracted favorable attention, "and has marked him as a person out of the ordinary run of ;; mediocrity, who is likely to do well in the world. Q " The Umpqua Chiefs, Koseburg's booster organization, is making early plans for the club's activities during 1926. As I other night with his noaa all wet' WW itated at a recent meeting the program is well in hand forjand faiim- o rs snoot m the par- . . . r j. m . ....! j 'rflor' boor, he' grinned at the wife ",. tne annual strawberry carnival, an event of state-wide nn- and .mumbieA -wen, here i am, portance, and the Chiefs will direct their attention i during ! home sue a$ n." LOS ANGELES SWINDLER WAS FORMERLY HERE t i, ' (Ooutlnaetf from peg 1) suxlng other bantu that Fronk'!SAY8 GRAPEJUICE THIRST checks war good. nd by obtain lug information as to tha opera tions of the clearing bouse. tier an alius The man was ajxeeulwily clever. 7 ". ""-".-:. "-"."-" cmito. . a national thirst tor SB u, to the statement. -' ' .TSr.i.H said Boarapbln flruao. 3 who knew Dim. and had he J it, ' ,T.T K, a well known (tower of. western. M his abUlty In the proper r ".Thl.M - MichiKaQ. His views found con- a Pimm ; BY bates; GOOD EVENING FOLKS , Soma day wben we grew op i And eat a few mora yeast cakes To make ua huaky , , 1 We're gonna walk Right up to the Night cap and ask him - -Wha in heck Hung those two Chunks af crepe On his optics That and threwln' An egg in an electric fan Are two things we'll Always want te dot '! ; DUMBELL DORA THINKS A noodle J shavs heads. , . ! Af takln nn. IaaIc at head l i j l, i. .. . 1 - - - - euaiuieu 11 1 in iu n.uu run iuuiu-- . . . 1 1. . . 1 .1 4n .1 I 1. " " " " ' nun. UV IUUIU 1U ' t l 11 ct- 1 . u. MOT WINE IN- - CREASED THIRST , IiCTEOIT, Jan. 1. The Mlchl- VunTLA.s'H, Jan. t. TUui J. lfu g'pK f,.1!etn ? .H K. Kronk. I-ol Angeles fugitive, i k.... . accompanied by a blonde woman. ,ca"e ' t ' - - ' mj irvA. mal it" av Kait Kaau tibial nt rllM acconji those ' turned aeheinnal hal aarlf1 s va ' em rta a I ... r.nM Mn.if a iKa avv-mar. great aueceas..- Apparently. how-J ak nj ."".l,0'., A'nUS """0 be 1lro, 'rllel- '8 lever, be preferred shady activities1?1"1" "nd ''e"nf 38,l lull , )lraie jcl, nave ,oared tlDCf) g tcb have at last resulted In thei""'" Iprohluitloa almost entirely due to & coup for which be Is now being According to the sleuth, Frouk .inereaaed demand from grape M sought !Bd eompanlon made a depo- julcu E,Bnulacturer, Brcno assert-!w He Is accused of having defraud- led. wuu-makers in tne osa days ed eight Im Angeles banks In one,1",'ore, 'lng time Tuesday. Tne .m pld wore thau 0 s ton. t th. L.rMt .wlndlea vr un. detective waa Just leavlug lhXhe iM Ull w K0 and n,..ht In Snl,lhrn r.llff.ml. - j OUDK, KI H'awn '"''Burt . .. ! Kronk was the head of the J. K. i 10 '", f" n 'Ihcte Is some winemaking. I Fronk finance company, the West-!'de8Ilt- ' presume" Mr. Bruno aaid, "but , era Auto company and the Bureau "Vou nad better make the do- grape growers know, through their of Business Standards, Inc., three posit," Fronk Is reported to have ipocketbooks, that It Is kicklesa business concerns operating In Los!"'id .,0 ,he oman. They lmmo- grapejulce that has done the busi Angeles and nearby territory. . i6'1 i'''" '.J11. lnBS " li'mnlr'fJ Vrtt.pm fnniif Kf Hal tf A i " 1 . " K I LL DORA THINKS: '. rren"" T,h J! the window. Th detective said IgHEPHERD RENEWS FIGHT joint, la where , they nl'lr "rnmon method of, u ,,nJ te, ,, SHEPHCRD "f1"!"" ; I , , i ! Issuing worthless checks agulnst ireBaei attractive. Fofl McCLINTOCK EST A t the bank tlio " i.om u. far I CHICAGO. Jan. S. William I took particular 'Shepkeiu today opened his circuit fij and his suplc- ; court liijht (of possession of the B , . . I ...... . L. . 1 n, kl. J ' 1 1 . , El I other wortblias checks. He Is said : to have maintained a chart which When they left the bank tlio detective followtd them as far as nutirA nf Frnnx Ions were aroused then that It ; si.wimwi estate oi bis wars, wu- : posit checks to .cover checks I scheduled for payment by the bank h, be tbe LoI Aageles fugl-' Ham Ne.son McCUntock, for whose Oh boy, ain't this swell weather, bank accounts and two sets of It makes ffller want to get out books were maintained by the con- and frolic with the chipmunks. But ceias of which he was head. He la then, there's the dern job to eon- believed to have escaped with an estimated plunder cash. Two persons, L. A. manager of the Santa Begin Right As the New Year starts resolve that you will take advan tage of our Service Grocery. We render a real service. Telephone your wpnts or call in pe elect yur groceries. We deliver to your kitchen. How much better than aching arm. and wet feet tramping about with your daily purchases. And for this we only ask pay promptly, no accounts to run over 30 days. W,e cannot sell our goods at the prices we are making and not get the money for them. So please make your plans accordingly. We are only too glad to accommodate you, but we cannot do business in the modem way and carry long time ac counts. For Saturday we offer smsil town -is determined number of men tt will fit, . O ': " ! ' When a clrl dccldea to marry a struggling young author, said au thor might juat as wsll stop strug gling. Mother: Children, here's a quar ter. Ge down to the saloon and gat your tea cream cone and aoda wa ter. And on your way back, stop in the drug store and bring your father home." -;!. a a . . ; ' j , epitaph iii;. Here lies grandma, hsr head on a stone, . : Who wore red flannels in the tdr rid zone. One of the boys cams home the Fronk wore a gray traveling ' Shepherd seeks a reversal of the cap and a large dark gray over- order refusing te admit the Me rest, belied in the middle. ,Clintock will to proDaie on tne a The woman was fashionably grounds that be had failed to over- H of 1200,001) inidreaaed. She wore a new mink turn tho presumption of "undue In- E I . ,.nrilH k.Aw ha liln. anH flnn... i.ui.T kl. fil.tu, linn .huH ' Bt ianuon, ;a Diuisn coiorea. aress. line latter executeu uis win, ieav Barbara o I lng the bulk of bis esiate to Shep- aad Western Avenue branch of the ' Today I herd. The .will gives to McClln- Hellman bank and Orison U. Rud- Mrs. C. D. Dubell, of Canyon- i lock's fiance. Miss Isabella Pope, dy, Fronk's auditor, are held asjvilie. spent the morning here at- i only an 18.000 annuity. by the conferedates. Lamlon Is declared iimdins to business affairs and o ito have served as an nlde by as- ,,nuinc-. fonV Hb ama Jelly Powder, while it lasts. 3 pkgs. for Kerr's 14-oz. Glass. Assorted Jams Canned Corn. Bood quality, 2 for Canned Peas, good quality, 2 for Fancy Canned Pimentos. 3 cans for ... Fancy light meat Tuna fish. 1 lb. can Fancy light meat Tuna fish, I -4 lh, can, 2 for ...... Delicious home made Mayonnaise. Umpqua brand, bulk, pint - t ...25c ...20c ....2ac .....23c ..25c 20c 25c 25c ;;;; the year to many important projects for the welfare andj progress of the city ana county. J.ne new ouicers are uik '' ing hold of their tasks in a way that assures fluttering re suits and it is the wish of every member that this year's program be the banner one so far carried forth by the club. The live merchant is directing his attention to getting a 'lot of early business in 1926 through the advertising route. " There's uo better way to stimulate business. I"! -o-: A news dispatch says cigarettes make women look like "''men. We thought mannish bob had a lot to do with it. o i '..nan a sleeve we laugh." f Wkt gal ' laughs up her 'spect It s a naked A large carload of American fence has arrived at V harton llros. Uet jour, now while Hie stock Is couii'ltle. Low ltouitKitv i;k"4iiii UMU T IMH.lt K JIK.V. TKIUTV. Willi blXS. Only a few short months and our broccoli crop will be i san FRANcrscu Tvx., Jan. ; ready to m And it will be a bumper one. aYket. And it will be a bumper one. I. i Hown here In the shudow of the old Alamo, folks . generally and the police in particular, have a reputation fur being quick on tbe draw and quicker on tbe trig ger, llut San Antonio, wim a population ol more tnau zuu.uuv mid a police department of 193, lias not had a major roblwry lu five years. The remarkable absence Of run nun safe blowers snd others THE EASY ONE. of that nortlon of the population :;:: I know I am an easy mark. I'm stung 'most every day; jrjed u. '";'h ""I fall for almost every shark who comes along my way; I lepert pistol shota. The whoiu J-buy a courUiouse or a park, and with my savings pay. It is Ju.SS!lB,hhi:.k'""5: tiecause my faith in men is strong and never dies; I'm stung !iair. engage in pistol practi. j-and stung and stung again, and never do get wise; 1 can't lJoin'l'rk beaten "on choo strangors from my den like more cold-hearted guys. 1 ln -draw", they would hand over ::::often mutter, "Never more," when I've been badly stung; jtheweaponsinji.gu. !;' "no toff can teeter to my door with winning smile and which includes matrons and other I;;; tongue, and sell for gold this pyrite ore-my withers now j;,0,lhn8.elJ,,,f Y'uIS'mu'ea,"'" " are wrung. I'll try and show some common sense when next o ; a salesman conies; I'll sternly bid him journey hence, Nl .okkw . ""downward turn my thumbs; he'll get from me no pounds or , . ""pence or other princely sums." The super-salesman comes "J.T-r that night, a gonial gent is he; he's agent for a tailless kito . iracu.ii u committer. , appoint I!:: that is a sight to see; I think. "He is a goodly wight, as hon- l.tJXed..liSrcoig'e.s ""est as can be." And then I blow my meagre roll for kites lln , conference here yesterdsy. I; that have no tails, and in my sad. remorseful soul desponden- filmed g?;?. ty prevails; why is it that when fakes ask toll, my resolution , Nim) prtnciplea are: "I. fails? Ah, well, perhaps it is no shame the conie-on's cross (inpu,1'"uo1' c,1,1,,, "V-io bear, to fall for every faker's game, for pitfall, gin and , A pian to prevent pyramiding I"! snare; my faith in mankind is to blame, and that I would not " " ' ; w.u spare. Far better buy a gilded brick, a town hull or a jail, ,olortrd. :;;:cr hand to super-salesmen slick, at times, my harAwmrilJ' ";; kale, then look ou every smiling hick as being false and frail, idt-oiednma ot spy iinici. . DAILY WCA1 Htft heport s II. . Weather Bureau, local or KNIOHTS TEMPLAR, rice. Kosebura. Oregon, tl Bours ! s ATTtNTION .nrtin. .am. "TT n. t i i a Prcinitatien In Ins. A Hundredths . ...... h . ..f : A InaiullNtinn nf fifrtrcta nn 4 . IlLph.'dt tctmiHral ure VpaleldAV 44 '"'periiona sufterVd minor injuries i Tuewlay. Jsn. 11. I'ubllc Is . ij,,.st temperature lam night l and several hundred houses were cordially l-nlted to attend n-clIUiwn last tl hours .-. . i .... . . , i n m ..rihimaliii ' tliji. r.rtmotilia 4 T,iil nrerln. since 1st month .73 I!:: shock, lasting 11 seioiida. which W. C. It.MlDINU. 8'-c. Normal preelp, hr this month 670 ...ocktd the countryside lodsy. 'l bs I Total prvclp. from Sept. . .nti.. n.,i,iiiKiiiiB f nd Into tbe slSllllllllllllli to date . (- ' ' ' i..ni: orcein, from Sept. 1 ",. A Urge section of Tusrsny was coon. ... aflectetl. partliularlv the region I in' m.ir i.-i mrm p, 'around Monlu Auieiila. is bnew un.bn lla .ha..-d cloud of "" 'Wie toaas aufloring most smoke, the umle rui !' of which Il.lseverely were Ablwdla and Kan was radiantly red and the upper -Salvatorr-. the renter of the liter- part lost In nb.-ruiliy. ljr. In ""cujy mining district, where Ihnie candescent cinders mnstanilt sail ""persons were budly Injured and i e.1 upward from the ctwter and die i!!!ali the houses damaged. 1 appeared loin U smoke. ...i ! O ; KAPI.K3. Jan. S. The eruption I If you ran get a cupful of rroam ""of Mnunl Vesuvius, which begao mote a day with the ct'otmlck ;;;.wllh violence ou Wednesday, is 1 1 leering ball bearing ai-irai..r. II continuing. The Internal rumb-1 w ill y for ItsWI. Thesf- e,v,i " bllngs howmer, are constantly , lont turn easy and skint close, riee ""dlanlnlahlna; la forw, Indlcatlag, thrm at W harlon llrua. ,.!!aceordlng In voraluologlsta, a . .spculg lermlnsllou of the phsncnj-; Beat wllb rsa. ITALY ROCKED BY SEVERE TEMBLOR to is I Is.'J . - .151 T.l rirlelenrv Iron Sept. t. . l?g S t I Average precipitation for 4S wt aeaaona. ttSrPlember to Msv Inclualve) 1 Fair lotilahl and Siiunlay. I WM. BKUU AlsiecirologHt. DR. NERBAS OENTIST Painleaa Eitraction in When Desired Pyorrhea Cured l'bone Masonic Blug. Gem-Nuit aone maF: ' Decidedly WW good-use r MML - it freely. ' IB I llll' SSS. , . A w- I.u,'-eBrrW icw - .w .'. sT-- ?-.T ,V . I Quality Beef! Pot Roast, lb. . Boiling Beef, lb. Sirloin Steaks, lb Leg o' Veal Roast, -lb Veal Shoulder Roast, lb Veal Stew, lb Pork Shoulder Roast, lb .:. Leg and Loin Pork Roast, lb Fresh Side Pork, lb Pure Pork Sausage, lb. Fresh Made Hamburg, lb . Fancy Light Bacon, lb 15c 12!c 20c 22e 17c 15c .....2-lc 28c ....25c 20s 5c 35c Picnic Hams, lb. ...7...4 - 25c jjij Dried Soil Port. It W. Slice Hams FANCY POULTRY .27c rPEOPLES SUPPLYCO. Grocery Phone 145 Meat Market 363 ' ' : i Free Delivery l 3.: : -iiawn. asiarT awl taai P l',Jt,k.naxn Swift & Company u. s. A. NOTICE . Having sold tbe West Side ; grocery store to Victor Boyd, ' all accounts up to January 1st v ill bu payable to rue at j the slore; all later accounts to Victor Boyd. J. D. REESE. I BARNES BARBER SHOP AND LADIES BEAUTY PARLOR Free shampoos wllh mar- cel. Special price during Jan- ; uary. Kxpert operator In 4 charge, l'bone loD-J. ' : NEW AUTO STAGE STARTING SERVICE ; THROUGH ROSEBURG The Interstate Transit company, a newly incorporated passenger; muto u tag company, la starting operation ot its biusea between , San Francisco aud Portland, and will maintain a regular schedule through Koseburg, according to an announcement made today by A. T. Shore, president of the com pany, who was In Hot t burg today making th necessary local ar- i-ufizsmtiitii. 1 The company U to maintain a) schedule of three trips weekly ft" 1 ten tan Francisco and Siattlei until the flmt of .March when!' daily service w ilt be inaugurated. ! N President fhere states that 23-hour j service will be given between ' Kos burg and San Francisco, S-'J hour service to Portland and 16-1. i ... i UUUI BCIflVC (U DVslllIt. I Connections w ill be made wltb ' transit cotuianlcs serving south-' em California aud northern Wash-' iugton. 1 Local headquarters wi',1 be main-! Uined at th Grand Ha.tel. Morn-' ing dlagt-s will arri at 6:40 a. m , ' and will remain hre while the p,trH'nHrs secure breakfast, teav-1 ing at 7:10 a. m. Afti'rnooa stages wilt arrive at S:lu o'clock. Chas. S. McElhinny Th Widow's Frlsnd" Oregon Life 248 North Jackaon rrV l' j f aL.-"rf We Can Supply Your Grocery Needs Canned Fruits Canned Vegetables Fresh Fruits Fresh Vegetables Free Delivery Try Us After January 1 AU Prices Reduced Maddox&Wclherell Phone 499 Jnrkion at Deer Creek Mrldite 3 J7 8tudetiatar esooels. feulloa no yearl) Cmk with aaa. Harry PearcV Auto Tep Manufacturing Repairipsj Tops and Curtains. Upbolstortns; of all kinds Tent and Awilns; 'ork Phone S7 H'lnrhniter BL Look me over. Pipe my style; Take s bite, I II make you snillo. Oregon Bakery 111 N. Jsckson BL CHRISTMAS Blooming Plants Christmas Ha.ikets with Cut Flowers THE FERN Koseburg's Leaitlns Florists Phone 140
