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FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, MONDAY, JULY 25. 1927. ROSEBURG - laiutd Dally Except Sunday i Member of The Anuavlutri Vnmm. j The AsoGfated Prosy 1h. Jtclimlvulv untitled to tbm una for mntibll atlon of all nowi dlttputuhu credited to It or not oOnjfvvlae credited In tills paper and to all local nws pulillvhed heroin. AUrJfft.tn ot rvpubllca (lull ui uwumt uiDaiuuug iiurviu nig J. W. BATES PERT O. BATES- Sutured as second class mutter May 17, 1020, at the post office at Roseburg:, Oregon, under the Act of March 2, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES pally, per year, by wall Dally, six months, by mall Pally, throe months, by mall , tJally, single month, by mall ally, by carrier, per month ROSEBURG, OREGON, . A CZAR FO ; Tho movies having their Hayes and the baseball profes sion having its Landis, it is argued that Wall" Street must join the procession and have a dictator of ethics all Its own, The question has just been raised' by the Magazine of Wall Street.:; . ' : , ! ' . . I ' : , ',:','" ! ,': At first blush, the proposition might seem to be an at tempt to nominald some unlucky banker for tho job of offi cial goat. ' Against a dictator in Wall Street might bo hurled the vituperations of the pinks and reds of the country who blame Wall Street for all their personal misfortunes. ; Such a czar of Wall Street, would bo a personification of the bcto ; pus. Ho would be a new face for all the cartoonists to pic ture as riding tho steam roller of imaginary financial' op pression. He would be a Paul at whom all'the, unbelievers of Anlioch and other points might throw stones.' ' 1 ! j Tho job, however, would not be that of a financial dic tator for the entire country. The title !'diclator for Wall ; Street" is a misnomer, and an unfortunate choice of words. " What is wanted is a referee for tho bond soiling houses, and 'for such, a rofero,o there is apparently good need, largely for tho purpose of protecting tho small investor, j , ; ,i ' ' . -.1 Business in Wall Street ihas changed considerably since '1919 by. the advent of these small investors. Where issues formerly sold only in job lots to banks and big investors, the chaps with $100 to spend on a bond now cut some figure in the business, for there are twenty million of these small in vestors today, and their buying power is some two billion dollars. , ; , ' i Such a market is worth protecting, and 'it is to safe guard. heso smivlLiiinv,estors!tliat the, need for a WalStrefct 'referee or dictator is seen. ' , ! ' ' ' ' 1 1 .Three courses are.' bpeij o the bond wholesalers: they I can carry on businessUhrough the old-fashioned bucket-slipp j. methods of salesmanship; they can go in for modern mer . thandisSing methods and organize chain store systems y6v . they can go after capital -like Armenian peddlers carrying satcllols full of Irish lace from house .'to house, j .' ' ' i ! - 5 Id determining the etnicp of this bond saloWafifehip of j the future, the riglit.ki'nd'of a dictator could:4o much good in .breaking down the foolish prejudices w.hich are nqw held .ngaiijst all bankers, by half-baljed demagogues preaching co'n- : l: , o .-, . tll.T A 'O HI" A TTTiCJ Margot Asquith, wife of ter, is a sharp-seeing woman who has a penchant for writing I books and saying tilings in them that get her into a peck , 'of trouble. ' S : - i !.!;. i ' )' -, i . t The latest sophistry attributed to 'her ironical wit is the i statement that very few ladies are gentlemen. The implica I tion.is that even the most' refined women are still inclined to V cattiness, iiastiness,. 'and vtv trivial meanness lhat is not noticed in gentlemen. ' ' As proof of this assertion; it might be mentioned that Margot Asquilh's remark is one of tho cattiest things ever said. ;. . . ''' Man, fearful of his own soul in tho presence of the fc , male of the species, dares only lapse into silence when such issues as these fire brought up for concersation ' in mixed eompnny'.Hc can, howovcr, shift the subject to a discussion of what makes a gentleman, or what is a gentleman'. According to the scholar, no man is a gentleman who cannot read Latin'and Greek. .According to tho eastern so x cicty debutante, a gontleman is a nico looking boy who went to HarvardYale or Princeton and has at least $15,000 a year income. Christopher Marlowe said that the devil was a gentle man. Goldsmith wrote that a gontleman was the chief work of a barber. Emerson asserted that reiin.se and cheerfulness were the badires of n (rmitlcmnn Ktrwir. mtmri u,.,!- n'i. tlcman was a generous and bravo man. Coleridge declared lhat .religion was the most gentlemanly thing in the world, but one of F. Scott Fitzgerald's characters swore that n gen tleman must know how to hold his ticker. Opinions and definitions, it is seen, dirier. Women to day read Greek and Latin, can attend classes at Harvard and Yale at least, have been known to have $15,000 a year, havo boon devils, angels, worn badges or repose and cheer fulness, been Worked on by barbers, and held their licker. J'y any such tests as these, women are in every sense as gentlemanly as men. : o t;:'- : Aesthetic nincompoops bob up over and anon to chide the giants of .industry because these giants have never heard ;of Aeschylus, Tagore, liergson, Dralinis, or any of their bud ; dies. It is perhaps lamentable lhat we cannot all bo geniuses jof universal knowledge, and discuss the fine arts with tho same familiarity with which we talk of our business, but the troublo with the aesthetes Is that they never look at the oilier side of the question. They. miss entirely the fact that thors Jtrc very few artists, musicians, or literary ladies and gents j who can talk intelliu-eiillv mitsidi. llieii- ,na.n ri,l,U Tiiit I is just as much to their discredit as it is to the discredit of the business man that he does not know the place of Robert r ......,:.. ;.. d, ,.!, .,,1 r XJiUtiiiuiK il i wiikiulil i.lll. tlUSl, IIS lllllCIl CIC- ative genius can go into the production of a piece of pig iron ns goes into the production of a piece of poetry. Artists seeking to" measure the intelligence of the world use a yard- i stick of their own devising, and its units do not apply in all cultures. Questioned on some of the awe-inspiring beauties of modern scientific knowlcdgethesoselfsanio artists would ! be found woefully cluiiio. " - " .- v.:. ...,, , NEWS - REVIEW by The Nowi-Revfew Co., I no. biiu reiurvcu. j ..Frrsident and Manager! .-.Hecrotary-Treasurer'l 4.00 . 2 00 1.00 .60 .60 MONDAY, JULV 26, '1027. WALL STREET, " ",'.'. . : A HMfliT t.aux a -kt u " a former British primo minis- .... i. .. . I PPUNE piots E It's a pleasure To write this Colyum today As ye ed just Returned from The Legion meet In La Grande and We speak In Whispers ; That's why Its A pleasure to write, There are some things not so funny about Legion conventions, F'rln stance meet in' the wife at the door and try In' to explain that the dark rings beneath yer orbs and the huskincse of yer 'voice were caused by eatln' strawberries outa season. And then agin sometime a fel ler fergits that the dern conven tion is all over and fs liable to cut loose In yc; hometown oafs with an unabridged rendition of "Hinky Dinky Parley Vool" But many a feller brought home a new pair of shoes for the family offspring and thereby soothed the wounded feolin's of the frau who'd boen keepln'.the home:lres,burnin' and the collectors , away from, the backdoor. . . . Here's a news photo of the cor. oner moetln" the Roseburg dele gates at 4 a. m. today. - This Is an exclusive photo of John Flurry at the La Grande gatherin' explalnln' to the boister ous delegates why we'd oughta pre- XM serve the beauties of nature. The talk'd been great If the delegates hadn't noticed John's garter hangln' down. LAFE PERKINS SEZ 'We wonder if that gol dang legion gang will ever grow up?" GRANTS PASS DEFEATS KLAMATH IN CLOSE GAME (AmuN'tatvij Prcu l.euwd Wlrol (1 HANTS PASS, July 2fi UrantB PiiDH Himppod out of its IohIuk Htroak yoHtontay by tlofathK tho Klauialh KaltH l'ollcaus 2 to 1 lu tho fastest, panto seen huro this season, Thu scoro R. II. E. Klamath Falls 1 8 3 I. rim I h Pass '. ....2 6 2 ItaUurlus: IloniHon ami Hull; Sliarrock and Wart on. MRS. COOLIDGE PLANS TO ATTEND WEDDING (Amiiilatpfl 1'rt'B. h'uKotl Wire) 1IAPIII CITY, S. I)., July 25. MrH. ('ooIIiIko today laid plans to motor to New CnLlo, W'yo.. to morrow afternoon for tho wedtlitiR of Dorothy Mondell, dauKhtor of tho former WyoniltiK connroHHtnon and Alexiuulor (IroKK, chief coun wel for tho Internal revenue bur eau. Tho provident uill ho uiuthlo to ntlond hut Mih. CooIIiIko hopes In mako the forty mile trip. Now. CaHtlo 1h just across tho statu lino. MRS. P. D. ARMOUR DIES (AMnHatnl I'm. Iawtl Wtr. CIIIt'AdO, July 25 Mia. P. D. Arimiur. Nfi. wldiw of the I'ounder of Armour and company, died hero today. Tho society dowager was tho mother of J. (luden Armour, who Is III In Kniilnud. Much of tho Huceesa of Armour and ronipany was attributed to the hie manner lu which Mrs. Armour assisted her husband dnrlnit tho linu-r. a Mil family grew wealthy, I .Ml s A"""' mado a number or " .-- '""" "" toll(lvu lug her husband's death, -) 6. lliul. , x r, m c n o 1 c ' ''"""' DR. NERBAS DENTIST Painless Extraction Gas When Desired Pyorrhea Treated Phono 488 Masnle Bldg. ' '111 f LIST OF COUNTY CLAIMS ALLOWED (Continued from page three. ) Uoyd Swan $35,114, A. Marsh f 35. 04, Claronco Hodges 123.96. J. A. Johnson $14.95, Mis. Hazel Hodges ir,.05. Neal Heard 17.D7, K. Hutchlns 15.99, A. Jacoby 2.99. Dlst. 16: Edward Kdnionda $22.71, Charley Sinllh $20.96, B. H. Croy $7.47, Edward lOdmonds $59.92, Charles SIko $23.92, lid ward Kdmonds S84.37. Charles Rlue $23.92, C. M. SleKel $11.96. Edward Kdmonds $32.45, J. It. Itusaell 122.- 71, Floyd Stobie $2.99, James Itus iiull $19.96, Owen Itussell $26.97, Floyd Stoble $5.98, l'orcy Stobio $5.98, A. J. Stanloy $8.97. Dlst. 17: A. C. Ulam $51.92, Jim Crliins t8.- 97, U. U. Ash $5.98. IT. M. nail $23.96, Elbert Bull $11.98, E. L. 1'raff $8.97, A. O. Ulam $83.33, H. M. Dall $35.94, U. U. Ash $8.97, J. K. Ithniteu $17 1J K A 1 ,. ,!.. $17.94, Peter IlRltol, Sr. $38.93, El liort Hall $35.94. Tom Yokuma J5.- 98, Tom WIIhoii J5.98. Jim Crlnns $20.93, Chas. Ackor $20.93, Peter Dldtol, Jr. $11.96, Ooo. Taylor 11:1.- uiiu i-cny 9Jlu.iv, rranit jiuck liiKham $14.95, Sam. Dall $17.97, Harvey Yarbrough $8.97, U. F Nichols $8.97, A. C. Ulam $32.45, II. M. Hall $23.96, Petor Didtol, Sr. $11.98, Elhort Ball $11.98, Sam Ball 117.97,. u. Nichols $2.99, Hurvoy YarbroiiKh $2,119, Jim Crlpps $11. 96, Chas. Acker $8.97, Frank Buck ingham $8.97, Poto Dldtol, Jr. $2.99. Dial. 18: O. A. Heater $26.20, W. I) Myres $2.99, Ilalph Heater $2.99, Dlst. 19: O. J. Johnson $17.96, H. Martin S2-.99, C. W. Pike $5.99, Frank Thompson $1.49, W. S. Parka $7.47, A. Cunningham $2.99. Mel Plko $7.47, Chas. T. Nail $31.41, C. W. Pike $26.95, Chas. T. Nail $17. 00. Dlst. 20: E. W. Riddle $174.73, C. L. Spauldlng $176.59, J. M. Span cake $112.32. O. W. Lundoen Jin. 22. Dlst. 21: J. B. Hetrick. $108.75, P. Allen $44.85, Eugene , Deloney $8.97, D. Hetrick $76.24, E. Bennett $64.27, John Pierenl $64.28, John Konnedy $19.43, C. O. Willis $8.97, Shorm Balding $5.98, E. Rogers $8. 97, Willie Prelue $11.98, . iMeiigo Preine $29.90. Dlst. 24: , E. S. Worts $9.98, Tom Andrew $8.98, Ed Lawrence $5.99, Win. Callers $2.99, H. K. Wober $2.99, Loe Wortz $2.99, Clarence Wilson $2. 99. Dlst. 25: S. N. Woodward $19. 71, F. L. Woodward $7.47, Tom Wnllace $4.48, O. H. Langdon $2. 99, S. N. Woodward $6.72, F. . I,. Woodward $1.49, S. N. Woodward $3.21, Will Gross $5.98, J. A. Tro hoo $3.72, J. A. McKrakon $4.48, F. L. Woodward $2.99, S. N. Wood ward $39.16, F. Li. Woodward $13 44, Romle Howard 83.74 win arose $3.74, O. H. Langdon $13.47, Percy Langdon $8.97. W. A. Snold- erln $8.97, Claude Moore $2.99, Tom wunace SZ.U9. A. s. need Jtlfia.1 J. C. Prlngle $2.99, Frank Prlngle $2.99. Dlst. 27: W. L. Leonard SB.- 72, W. L, Leonard $47.89,- E. If. Hall $14.97, H. Himman $1.49, Hen ry Baird $9.99. Dlst. 33: F. B. Lane $22.71, Sylvan- Boroughs $16.45. Ulat. 37: O. O. Matthews $21.79, Al bert Matthews $8.96. W. O.. Sand- strom $4.48, O. O. Matthews 111. 63, Albert Matthews $9.70, C. E. Frcdrlckson $2.99, O. O. Matthews $19.71, Wallace Matthews $8.97, C. W. Jennings $2.99, O. O. Matthews $25.93, Albert Matthnwn lln Dlst. 39: A. D. Hunter $12.98, R. B. Banning $5.99, A. D. Hunter $27.31, James A. Plnkniton $2.99, R. B. uunning tivAV, A. a. Hunter $3.49, W. B. Melton $11.99. A. n. Humw $43.40, W. B. Melton $13.45, H. P. Melton $14.95, B. W. Emert $8.97, J. A. I'lnkorton $2.99, Dee Adams $23.92, Chas. Wilson $23.92, M. Adams $29.95, Dale Adama $2.99, r. j. (McLaughlin $11.98, R. v. Hatfield - $$11.98. Lute Pattern,, $2.99. Dlst. 41: Osoar Jacksoii $58.90, J. B. Jackson $44.91. Dlst. 4o: is: uoy Htrndor $18.97, F. P. Brunilmch $2.2-1. llov siiii,ii. a ia Dlst. 49: ; A. O. Gustanosa tr,s an Fred Hnrtman $5.98. .1 v. D,.rL-.... $4.48, Roland Campbell $17.91, Al don Dakar $4.48, Earl Baker Sll. 95, Lloyd Blckford $4.48, R. p. uuuKoii noi.au. Dlst. 51: Chas. unit $41.86. Frank Hammond J.I7 . 84. Dlst. 65: T. C. Johns $38.39, Rorden Mllles $87, J. W. plumb $2.99, T. J. Shnttuck $119.92, T C. Johns $20.94, Cloave Rust $8.98. list. 56: C. M. Slocnl Sift "1 u A Slokol $19.46. Dlst. 67: Tom lion doau $23.95, Wllmor Clark 15.98. IHck Wl'iEllt $11.96. .Ton f!nn,l.-o,i $35.94, John Antiunion $14.95, Ver nlo I.crwlll $23.96, L. L. Stevens $8. 97, J. L. Itainvllle $5.98, laadore Rondoau $16.96, John Rondeau $8. 97. Dlst. 59: Win. Stlnnor $12 98. Erwln Htlnnor $20.97, Walter Berk or $11.96, F. A. Becker $5.98. Dlst. 61: W. A. Alexander $24.43, Frank Smith $5.99. J. J. Mere,lilh tnoo CIrovor Rover $23.98. siiiiifm-il Duell $23.98. W. A. Aloxnnih.r t.in. 88, Otto Parker $17.99. Elza Clay ton $11.97. Edgar Walker $7.47, llcorge Prowl $4.48, Mason David son $4.18, John Vovtollu ss n7 Jamos Lawronco $7.47, W. R. Toll- hiih wiuiam Miller $2 99, Roy Lawrence $3.00, E. N. (Inrbutt $y.94, J. J. Meredith $23.98, Stan ford Duell $29.97. Dlst. 66: T B. liiirnett $61.91. Tom Itmneii .ii.. $19.4.1, Ralph St. Ongo $16.44, Les lie Childcra $10.46, (Jordon llurnett $7.47, T. B. Burnett $12.97, Tom llurnett. Jr. $5.97. T. II. llmneii $35 20, Tom Burnett, Jr. $ni46. lialph St. Onge $4.48, Rnnlon llurnett $1.49, T. B. Burnett $1143, Ralph St. Onge $13.45. Tom Bur nett, Jr. $4.48. T. B. Burnett $12. 97, Tom Burnett $5.97. Dlst, 69: M. Rasmnssen $14.97, J. Morten sen $11.97, Marlon Enunitt $1197, Floyd Emmltt $8.97, E. E. Kmmltt $8.97. Dlst. 70: Julian Lancinn 3.35, K. J. Rogera 14.4ft. li l Cnekeram $1.48, Earl Ilranl $5 99. Allle (Ilder $2.99. H. .1 r,i,., $5.99. Ralph Coekeram $2.99, James Schosso $2.99. Len Forbes $5.99. A. n. loeaeram $s.4, ltnlph Coekei- 5 Harvey Coekeram $5.99. ' li'j'L',1;0 W"ll,r Hanks Albert Cockoram $1,74. Harry "T. ?2!,?'.'.-t: .Korh, $2.98, Waller Anmt 111 17 i..,,.. J M . ' m n.-i:', 1-0 ?i.-i:. .111 nan ltmriien ti j iu.n . . . ..uv. iWll.nn $3 w ni.i tilwl,1,n 'am LUdwig General Road Payroll 'n u I ("S,V)' S64 n r itn". K'",'; 1 M7.9X. Fred McCord, $27.44. Percy C. W. I.nndeen $5.49. Emil Gallon :$.09,V j ' liLoy ik 1 "MI,r",r;" j lni'lon $23.94. A. 'A. Matthews ; 4.9. C. W. Lundeen $104.31, J. M. (Assgd) $17 94JT vi rrMy $3B'91'0- 8a,,oy t29M- "nMSl'ncakc $36.18, D. W. Elmore :'IJ 1 H V S ack i fu i- ,1 ""V2"'" Holn'oa Iror Churchill $5.69. C. W. Hunt $4.4S. Bert Mat- I $8 97 M 'l Klm-i' t';i P'y 3 9S' J"""'5 churcl1111 -9- rauk ; thews $3.49. Emll Oalla $24.95. C. I $8.97, M. I Kimniel $d4.37, A. De-' Bradford $11.99, Robert Bradford r, Caveuder $2.35, D. O Weather- Bernardl $56-90, Joe DeBernardi $56.99, Jew Haney $23.40, Frank Haney $41.93, C. Nixon $32.99, E. Johnston $10.46, F. Andrus $16.44, L. Andrus $1644. It. Mes sing $5.98, K. Neavoll $16. 44, W. Ott $26.91. Dlst. 73: S. A. Lane $6.98, J. J. Furgeson $5.98, A. C. Lane $2.99, 1. J. Sylvester $2.99, J. W. Hosteller $2.99. Dlst. 74: Ivan Dysert $19.47, William Dysert $5.98. Dist. 76: R. D. Harvey $36. 67, John Richard $8.98, W. O, Cock- orani $2.99, L. It, 1 Inkerton $8.98, I. L. WhetBtouo $11.96. Dlst. 77: J. F. McClanahau $8.71, It. E Brown $11.97, Frank Grubbe $8.98, A. lluino $4.48. Road District Bills Dlst. 6: H. E, Kiuney $14.53, UmiMiUtt Mills & Timber Co. $17 94, V. Leach $11.96, N. Leach $10.90, Juck Ansaina $11.96, Clarence Al ine 142.68. Dlst. 6: Churchill Hdwo. Co. $3.59. Dist. 61': Church ill Hdwe. Co. $1.20. DiBt. 7: CM. Jeusun $18.30, H. L. Bosuen $37, 78. Dlst. 7: Klundard Oil Co. $25.- 26. Dlst, 20: standard Oil Co. $15, 91. Dist. 7: Andy's Service SUitlon $1.35. Ulst. 9: Ed . Gates $4.00 Dlst. 11: John Busenbark $20.45. disc. ;-i: joiiu iiuseuDark $10.80 Dlst. 11: J. A. Denn Powder Co., iM.iv, no. 17, $2.41, No. 20, $1.10, No. 21, $8.47, No. 24, $0.76, No. 41, $4.07, No. 61, $17.38, No. 71, $25.80. Dlst. 12: Wharton Bros. $8.30, No. 33, $1.95, No. 61, $2.29. Dial. 16: J. B. Stobio $10.00, .Willamette Equlpmont Co. $8.90. Dist. 17: U. E. Aikins $3.10. Dlst. 20: An dy's Service Sta., $315.38, J. W. Beueflel $19.25, W. O. Cool Motor Co. $3.25', R. J. Spalding $1414.00. Dist. 21: Plonoer Lumbor Co. $20. 18, W. M. Hill $3.25, Knowles 41 Oraber $3.06, No. 46, $6.80. Dlst. 22: Thiol & Sons $7 JO, No. 23, $0. 98, No. 24, $15.05, No. 26, $5.40, No. 70, $4.63. Dist. 25: J. W. Beno tiel $2.60, D. J. Rogon $2.60, R. H. Easley $10.50, Cowans Garage $5.- 50, No. 26, $16.60, No. 24, $2.00, No. 26, $26.61. Dist. 25: Coyblrd 4c Hyatt $4.00. Dist. 26: Allan Bros.. $5.90, R. H. Easley (Aosgn.) $34.50, Stewart's Garage $42.95, H. J. Hush $5.82. Dlst. 36: E.- E. Woodcock $5.00, No. 69, $3.00, No. 61, $19.80. Dlst. 60: C. W., Hartley $5.99. Dlst. 53: Oakland Machinery Slum sl.Bn. Goo. McHuglll $44.40. Dlst, 65: Joe Breasle $29.15. Dlst. 61: Frank miner $o.98, Perl Miller $6.98. Dist. 70: John B. York $12.00. Dist. (i. iy. m. Hoicomb $58.70, Rock CrCelt Stage Line $34.75, G. De Bernardi i-1.00. Churchill Hiiw: Co : $4.20. Dist. 72: O. A. Housoe 14 So DisL 74: Roseburg Weld. & Bras. Works $2.00.. Dist. 76: R. H. Eas ley $8.25. Special Tax Payrolls Dlst. 1: Chas.. Churchill .8147 CYced Conn $2.99, Chas. Churchill $5.23, Henry Crane $4.48, James Crane $2.98, Kenneth Fortln $11.99, Arthur Matthews $11.99. Ed Thompson $5.99, Kenneth Fortln $11.99, ChaB. Churchill $22.96, Tim Wandoll : $17.97, Ooln Guruey $17.97, Jake Germond $17.97, Ar thur Wagener $17.97, Byron But ton $17.97, Henry Crane (assgd.) $17.97, Chas. Germond $8.97, jonn Black $11.97, Tim Wandell (asBgd.) $7.47; Otto Mohr $8.97, John - Tol lor $8.97, Chas. Churchill $16.22, Jake Germond $14.97; Dlst. 3: D. C. Weatherly $65.71, N. S. Weath erly $50.52; Dist. A: J. R. Dailey $20.45, Joe .ClawBon $16.44; Dist. 7: Clyde Rydell $63.31, Lawrence Rnlph (aggsd.) Rydell; W E. Gates $32.93, Claudo McDonald $16.44, F. L. Ralph $19.43, Vernon Swear ingon' $2.99, Arthur Mack $15.44, Francis Mack $32.94, S. P. Fenley $26.95, W. J. Price $32.94, R. R. Wells $49.44, Lew Rowe $32.94, Waltor Duff $17.97, Arthur Clem $32.94, Forrest Tapp $13.45, Clyde Ryiloll $51.79,- Claudo McDonald $54.56, Arthur Mack $61.29, L. A. Ralph $55.31, T. L. Ralph $-10.36, Forrest Tapp, $13.45, R. R. Wells $130.35, Francis Mack $109.31, Ar thur Clem $109.31, W. E. Gates $110.81, Lew Rowo $115.29, S. P. Finloy $86.86, W. J. Prlco $104.82, Vernon Swearingon $17.94, Waltor Halnos $65.89, Walter Duff, $53.91, Henry Beckloy $8.97, Dexter Haines $27.61, Franklin Haines $6.63, Irl Binder $5.98, Joo Cath curt $2.99, R.i R. Wolls, $20.98; DisL 8: Alex Sawyer $9.49, Jacob Sawyers $2.99, Orren Forrest $2.99, Ralph Forrest $2.99, Alex Sawyers $15.98, Jacob Sawyers $5.98, Or ren Frost $2.99, Ralph, Forrest $2.99, Stiles Hurd $2.99; Dist. 9: Roy Fisher $21.47, Goo. Bullock $4.48, Downey McCullnch $5.98, Dayton Mlnter $2.99, Roy Fisher $36.13, D. McCullocJi $17.45, Day ton Mlnter $22.44, J. F. Kausche $22.-12, Geo. Bullock $30.93, J. B. Ruder $3-1.41, S. A. Mndp $17.95, Dextor Halnos $11.96, T. 'L. Ralph $5.98, Ralph $5.98, Francis Mack $17.97, Eldred Cobb $11.98, Eugene F4sher $8.99; Dist. 11: V. S. Wood ruff $16.46, Carl Backluml $5.97. Ola Olson $7.47, M. Woodruff $6.72, C. Olson $2.99; Dlst. 18: C. A. Healer $10.47, W.-D. Myres $S97; Dlst. 19: C. W. Pike $17.97, Chas. T. Nail $10.47; Dlst. 20: H. J. Spalding $71.82, Tom McKirdy $3.73, Fred Swoarlngen $25.41, Chas. Ellenburg $14.95; Dlst. 21: J. B. Hotrlck $64.87, E. Bennett $17. 92, D. Hotrlck $17.92, W. Clilio $5.98, Eugene Deloney $13.46, Pete Allen $13.45, Bob Cllno $4.18; Dlst. 22: Thomas Hamilton $28.39, George Hamilton $30.52, Harold Meyers $9.73, 1-eo Allen $22.42, Henry Morln $19.13, George Morln $11.96, Clnvton Meyers $2.99; Dli.',. 23: 1). Vandcvort $s7.bl, Orvllle Reese $.11.38, Leltoy Churchill $5.98, O. K. McCurtaln $37.37. J. E.i Thiele $62.S9, L. Mcnrs $62.89, Jim Dlmway $62.89, T. J. Barr $19.46, Walter Right $13.45. Wesley Right $10.36, H. W. Dunkel $84.38, Kmtuott Jackson $37.37, Herbert Chamberlain $26.91, Wm. Shlels $S0.8fi, Halley Colder $14.97. Roy Brant $14.97; Dist. 24: E. 8. Wcrtl $86.84.. Tom Andrew $80.08, Ed Lawrence $44.92. Wm. Cellors $32.89, H. K. Weber $23.92, Uc Werti $17.94, Clnrenco Wilson $28.40, Elbert Collers $28.40. F. I A" '.-I f.'3, Tendy $3.4S. Alpha Ncwby $11.96. red Cogswell $11.96. Fred Lcd,$28.10. Dlst. 53: Stearns A Chen- no: nisi. 2a: . n. woodward 1 3.66, F. U Woodward 123.93, Will "' t-o.tm. u. m. uangoon ao.4, iipinon ijiiisfHin uti irn iiir I. A 11 nnhn-A i 17 1111 . STOW & UAL Tho jelly beans were round and long, and grew on bushea very strong. The bushes towered up very high, o'er Tlnles on. their toes. Whoever planted them sure knew the proper things that ho should do, lor everything was neatness, and they Btood lu even rows. Woo Clo.wny started- In to pick and said, "I'll bet that I get sick. I guess I'll store a lot away and fill my pockets lull. It's just as easy as can bo to pull the dandy candy free. Tho quickest way to do It Is to simply stand and pull." "Well, don't bo niglBh," Scouty cried. "Put all you want on your Inside, but lets not lilt our pock ets. That would Buruly be qulto wrong. When we have had all we can oat, 'tis best that wo all be dis creet and leavo a few for other folks who chance to-come along." "You're right!" said Carpy. "Lot's be kind, aiul not take all tho beans we find. I guess wn'd b:st buhavo ourselves, while wu'ro in Candy Land. At prosent ovu:7' tlilnif seems well, but that might change. . Now, who can tell? Re member, everything we uo by somo kind friend is planned." And so they ate till satisfied. All different oolorod beans were tried. And then woo Coppy stretched a bit and said, 'I'm feel ing grand, but now I've really had enough. I do not care to stand and stuff." Just then they hoard a flutter of some wings right near at hand. Oh. look!" cried Scouty. "Some thing brown from yonder bush haa just hopped down." The Tlnles stood and looked at It and then they stared again. Then Ciowny $2.24, S. N. Woodward $10.47, Koniie Howard $10.47, W. W. 1'ugh $41.87, V. L. Woodward $6.98, Del uort Langdon $6.98, Paul Ludwig $11.96, Will Gross $4.48, Fraua Bradlord $7.99, Robert Brauioru $1.49; DlBt. ! 26: D., A. McCoru $68.88, W. H. kluzer1 $63.81, John Kraft $2.99, D. A. McCord $48.86, James Churchill $29.90, Leroy Churchill $26.91, H-. Chamberilu $2.99; Diat. 33: J. H. Woiiord $1.99. M. C. Bowlter $2.99, P. D. Woitoru' $1.99, Claude Crociter $4.64; Dist. 44: Oscar Jaokson - $16.17, J. B. Jackson $11.98; Dlst. 46: Arthur Wooley $38.11, Steve Rontz $38.12, Jack Markoll $16.47, M. H. Long- wood $127.29, John Gunter $2.d4, Fred Harris $56.9, Roy Hums $23.92, S - Uentz $20.95, J. O. Gun ter .$2.25, M. C. . Bowker $6.99; Dist. 47: C. H. Short $2.99, J. H. Short $9.98: Dist. 49: D. O. Weath erly $97.35, N. S. Weatherly $74.85, C. W. Puckett $134.73, uuy sicgrisi $60.91, Frank Sheppurd $10.90, Floyd Baker $08.77, C, W. Puck otts $94.00; Dist. 62: J. A. Leath- erwood $27.92, J. ' W. Bartruni $16.44, B. H. Cole $11.96, Elmor Bartrum $11.98: Dlst. D3: Chaa. Cook $78.48, Bob Cook $68.01, Dave Hlggenbothnm $76.24, Denvey Do bolt $63.44, C. G. Campbell $53.44, Geo. McHuglll $35.88, A. S. Leon ard $112.47, Bill Hammond $104.82, E. R. Short $92.84, Virgil Clayton $23.92, Leland Powell $50.91, Law rence Leonard $17.94, Sam Kraft $28.40, E. D. Powell, $14.94, E. Higgenbotham $13.45, Loland Pow ell $46.06, Harold Powell $15.00, Henry Balrd $137.87, Howard Leon ard J112.29. Art Ridgway $119.89, Warren Powell $131.88, Tom Ridg way $83.92, M. Rasnmssen $5.99, C. C. Powell $13.48; Dist. 65: T. C. Johns (assgd.) $-17.00, T. J. Shat tack $27.98; Dlst. 57: Isadore Ron deau $12.43, Dick Wright $23.92, John Rondeau $11.93, Vernie Ler will $41.93, Wilbur Clark $5.98, 'lone Kondoau $0.99, Guy Penneli $2.99; Dist. 69: J. H. ' Wolford $3.99, Keith Wright $3.99; Dlst. 60: J. G. Gilinoro $27.94, 11. Arch nmbeau $20.96, Geo. Rondeau $4.48, Lee McElrath $11.90, Dist. 69: M. Rasmussen $82.29, Marion Emmltt $59.80, Floyd Emmltt $56.81, Forest Emmltt $53.82, Sid ney Adams $55.35, Harvey Roedor $-11.86, Jamos MortoiiBon $i.96, 11. C. Hirst $14.95; Dlst. 70: "Albert Cockoram $6.97, Harvey Cockoram Si 1.97, Walter Angst $8.98, Len Forbes $5.98, Julian Longdon $1.49, Dlst. 71: M. L. Kiniinel (assgd.) $72.60, Joe Boaty $28.1U, Bon Beaty $17.93, J. T. Mallory $10.43, Clydo Whlto $5.98, G. De Bernardi $5.99, M. L. Kimniel $76.74, John Fox $77.71, L. Olseil $77.74, W. Weavell $77.74, J. T. Mallory $90.74, G. DeBomardl $119.80, H. Hill $11.86, O. Ander son $14.85, J. DeBornaldi $77.85, K. Neavell $17.91, W. Olt $o2.K'J, Jess Haney $45.00, Frank Haney $53.91, Pcto Haney J47.92: Dist. 73: S. A. Lane $21.13, J. J. Fer gesou $16.44, W. H. Holmes $16.44; Dlst. 71: George Buxtor $5.99, Claud Talcott $6.-19; Dist. 76: Hoy Baldwin $23.92, C. W. Pony $108. 61; Dist. 78: H. L. Eppstcin $18.96, B..A. Lane $15.96, Keith Wright $15.96, Harry McCabo $10.96, Dare Mclllnnls $5.98, Claudo crockor $4.49, M. 0. Bowker $8.90. Special Tax Billa Dlst. 7: II. L. Bossen $20.90; Dlsl. 9: J. A. Denn Powd. Co. $15.65. No. 18 75c, 39 $3.73, 49 $1.66, 53 $27.82, 59 $5.73, 61 $7.42, 65 $4.32, 69 $28.S2, 71 $209.50; Dlst. 9: Frank Madison $54.40; Dlst. 11: Roseburg National Bank (nsspd.) $:II2.04; Dlsl. 26: II. J. Hash $2.76. Edgar I. Sutherland $21.67, Allen Bros. $4.00. $53, $s.75; Dist. 41: O. E. Lelshlon $5.99: Dist. 49: J. N. Hodden $41.31, Guy Stpgrlat $6.00, Orval E. Boker $380.00, 11. B. Baker and Son $78.00, Valley Gro cery $5.26, Saline's Carh Store $3.98. M. E. Bayless (assgd.) oweth $17.60. L. W. Harris $22.50, 'A. B. Leonard $1.50: Dlsl. 71: Il.in sen cnev. Co. (assgd.) $50.00 COCHRAN PICTURE! & KNICK READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE waved his pointed hat. 'I've neverla chocoiato hen," seen a thing like that," Raid he, (The Tlnymites ride oj the Cho-; "As sure as we're alive, that bird'scolate Hen in the next story.) ly $22.71, W. S. Weatherly $17.46, Claude Crockor $8,98, J. H. Wol ford $3.99, Alfred Cloake $146.66, E. W. Galla $103.55.' General Road Bills , Standard Oil Co. $39.78, W. R. Brown Auto Elec. Ser. $5.30, Or chard Auto Parts $9.59," J. A. Demi Powd. Co. $36.00, H. S. French Trans. Co. $1.26, Churchill' Hwd. Co. $22.61, Rabg. Wold. & Brni: Wks. $5.60, Oregon Much. Co. $2.80, Millers Mach. Shop. $1.75, Arthur Alexander $70.00, Uotll Pipo & Tank Corp. . $6,27-1.50, Heedsport -Tow Boat Co. $375.32, J. C. Leedy Co. Agr. Agt. $3100.00, Rcedsport Realty Co. $325.00, Ore. State Hgwy. Com. $5000.00. . ' MarKec. Koad Payroll Clyde Kydcli' $11., Arthur Mkcic $5.98, Harry' n.uwurds $o.9t, Len Rowe $t.9!i,, Liyue Ryueti $4.98, Leslie i-iuucock t2.99, iiarry luwarus $-l.4d, jvriuar iviuuk 6.t.4, Leu kowo $4.48, ' Clyue- Ityueu $S2.ai, Lavirence Koupn titaoso j Vernon Swearingen $o.a:, w. Gatea $10.46, Ciyile ityaell $21.94, W. E. Gates $7.47, urailk Lam $22.36, W.'S. Crear $14.17, Ray Weber $16.77, C. W. Hunt $16.33, E. H. Laugh $16.32, B. A.- Lane $16.68, R. K Lamb $f.62, Harry M-cOaDe $22.05, Grant aicCormicK $16.32, Mrs. W. S. Crear' $14.17, It. L. luppsiem ,$u3.90, Kenh Wright $4.68, clnude Crocker $29.75, M. C. Bowker $62.89, C. W. Puckett $156.76, Guy Slegrist $54.42, Frault Sheppard $-13.93, Guy Slegrist (assgd.) $13.76, II, L. Eppsloin $49.95, J. II. Wolford $23.9-1, B. A. Lane $19.95, Claude Crocker $22.45, Keith Wright (assgd.) $19.95, J. V. Long $7.98, M. C." Bowker $17.97, J. H. Wolford $3.99, Keith Wright $3.99, O. O. Matthews $6.05, Albert Matthews $5.23, J. H. wol ford $2.49, E. S. Worts $9.73, Tom Andrew $5.99, P. IX Wolford $1.99, M. X Bowker $55.33, B. A. Lane $11.97, J. 11. Wolford $3.99, P. D. Wolford $35.91, Keitn Wright $11.97, P. IJ. Wolford $60.39, O. O. Matthews $5.23, Albert Matthews $5.98, C. E. Frekerickson $5.98, D. W: Elmore $12.70, Clydo Rydell $9.97, W. E. Gates $2.99, Lew Rowo $2.99, Arthur Clem $2.99. Market Read Bills Churchill Hdw. co. $26.55, Daily Journal oc. Com. $22.60, II. G. Roedor $25.00. Heedsport Hdw. Co. $1,25, Parslow Furu. Co. $2U.0U, the Frederick Post Co. $10.73, E. .K. Woodcock $6.00, J. N. Hcddcn $11.65, J. A. Denn Powd. Co. $2.99, Douglas Abstr. Co. $13.15, E. R. Motzger S914.52, 11. L: Eppstein $4.99, Tho Rosobui'i; flarago $12.05, Harvey Hdwr. Co. 80c, Tho Glen dnlo Lbr. Co. $21.20, Clydo Catch ing $120.51, Clyde Catching $1123.12. .. Bridge Fund Payroll W. V. Hurst $213.-17, Humor Gal lop $44.71, J. F. Sellers $129.75, J, S. Aldridgo $99.75, I). J. Burke $97.75, Lloyd Dement $75.79. Frank Davis $103.71, Irank Hurinn $103.74, W. V. Hurst $18.00. W. W. Campbell $1,19, Edgar Sawyers $2.99, T, L. Weaver $4.98, C. S. Da- vis $2.99. C. K. St.'irbuck $113.71, W. Vv. Haskell $99.75. II. P. Dovle $115.71, Alvln rtosworth $77.73, John Mouton $109.72, Cep MIMer $81.79, Carl Book $3.99, H. Gal lop (assgd.) $100.00. A. Boswonh (assgd.) $15.00, A. Ilosworth (nssgd.) $15.00, Roy Fl.-hor $17.11, Downey Mcculloch $20.93. Davton Mlnter $20.93. Geo. Bullock $22.42, J. B. Ruder $47.87. Kenneth Madi son $4.18, W. A. Alexander S4S S!t. Klsa Clayton $29.92, George Prow V 'ne oac $14.95. Shirley Clayton $14.95, Ed-'". h"h""c'lln,"w gar Walker $14.59. It.v Pre,-iic" ?y ,h? 1 llri $14.95, Crea Jones $11 9t; Bud liub-i?" . "ndergolng r. bard, 49. '.' ll.leri''tn."Lth"e'e,,!S1 oVXcar?, I DOUGLAS FUNERAL HOME ESTABLISHED 1926 H. C. STEARNS, Manager. ' ' Notwithstanding the elaborate equipment of the Home and eff.acnt service, the cost of burial is no more. Phons Pine and Lans Sts. w . PATRIARCHS, ATTENTION Regular meeting Union En- campment No. 9 Wednesday evening,' July- 27. Work iu Patriarchal degree, - By 'order ot the CP. Jamos Lawrence $2.98. Bert Law reuco $2.98, George Keller $1.49. I Otto Parker $22.46, Stanford Buelt $2.99, O. O. Matthews $20.93, Albort Matthews $7.46, Isadore Rondeau $3.49, Vernie Lorwill $2.99, Will Demplor $2.99, ' C. W. Lundeon $10.98. D.-W. Elmore $2.99, J. M. Spancnke $4.99, Lester Camp $7.48, Heed Camp $2.99, Win. Cnmn $2.99. . Bridge Fund Bills 'Churchill Hdw. Co. $5.35, .A.jC. itexruau il.vu, r. w. AlCArinur & Son $6.04, Rico Bros. & Adams $4.75, Geo. W. Turner $2.72, Rceds- nort Garage $1.10. Sutherlln Gar. ; ase $4.54, Highway Service Co. $1.26, Myrtle Creek Garage $01.67,' Frank. Miller $5:98, Wharton Bros. 70c, Kruse & Miller $33.18, Jant zer Bros. Lbr. Co. , $99.46, Frank Madison . $S3.42, R. h. Whipple (assgd.) - $22.71, J: - A. Janelle $57.94, D. C. Carson $18.80, O. C. Welkel $17.24, H: L. Harlan $23.82, J. A. Denn Powd. Co. $2.49, E. R. Metzger $910.14, 'Ben W. Taylor $472.20, Manning Bros. $344.05, Reedsport Tow Boat Co. $269.50. Try our buttermilk -it's differ ent. Roseburg Dairy. Phone 186. I NOW YOU ASK ONE r-- ; Instead of questions, toilay you havo blank spaces In which you are' to supply missing words .to complete the sentences. Correct missing words are on the back page: 1. Lady rode naked through the streets of Coventry, England. 2. The governor of North Caro lina said to tho governor of South; enrotinu, ''Il.'s a -. long time bo- J tween ... 3. Sir Walter Lady of tho wrote "The 4. Mt in the range, is tho highest mountain peak iu the world. 5. Augusle . was sculptor of "The Thinker." . e- The '. Company aided' greatly In the early settle ment of Canndn. r 7. Eugene Victor received "1B ' Party nomination lor U. S, president fivo limes. S. Nina, Pin I a, end wore the names of the three ships In which Columbus sailed on his voyage of discovery. 9. U. S. Congressmen rocelvo $ ' a yenr salary. 10. Rxonllhur was tho name of the sword used by King Eat barbecue sandwiches and ",e ,urevr- urand s Road Stand. TWO PAB m.VZZ e;9v?Av wvw 1 n ur UlLLAItU The cars belonging to Gordon V. Paxon of Seattle and Nello I'. Hegstrom of Long Beach, Cal , col-j lided Sunday south of Dillard, I Ik" occupnnts ot both cars escaping serious injuries.' Mr. Pnxon receiv ed a sprained knee nnd cumo to this city for medical attention. lin car, which -was damaged to the extent of n bent front, was repair ed at the Roseburg Garage. Tho as brought to this ree A servlro-. eiir and Is undergoing repairs at the two front pre damaged. 112 Lady Attendant
