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ROSEDURC NEWS REVIEW. ROSERURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1928. TWO r WHAT DO YOU WANT, ANYWAY A BALLOON GUARANTEE OR A Balloon Tire When you go to buy a tire remember this: NO TIRE GUARANTEE IS ANY BETTER THAN THE TIRE ITSELF iCTJJiLLil TEACHERS ITCH COURTS IN THIS STATES You are deitrttd sua wei- come u ln O. H. T. A. dlu- ! ner V w. 6at., Oct. lu. ! Culace of gwseta. A. C. . rStraugti of Asnland sill pre- l 'Ml add rem. 7ic per plate. ! Make reservations with Co. EPISGQPAUANS ucbool superintendent. TO RETAIN LAM Item Of Work Outlined Stat Convention Of Order in Eugene At; NOTICE MAJOR DUTIES FIXED We guarantee every Goodyear and Path finder pneumatic tire against defects for its entire life. GOODYEAR And, after all, what are you buying a guarantee, or a tire? That's why Goodyear can guar antee every tire bearing the Goodyear name and serial num . ber for the life of the tire! Not for just 20,000 miles or 6 months or a year, but forever! Day of Prayer to Precede Election; Only Known Dry Candidates to Be Supported The Laus Aid or i Cliriailaii oliurch will liold a ! cook food Bale Saturday, Oct. 2utll at Mckean, farey at Baldwin's. ! ORDER OF EASTERN STAR Kowburtf Chapter, No. h, nitH'la In regular Beasiuu Thursday eveuinK at 7:30 a o clock. Work, by order of the w. M. Free Johnson, Secy. Hall, president o( the University of Oregon. Dr. Hall admits first ot all I that he is a football fan, likes the Commission, in Report to the Conference, sees No Need of Change. DIVORCE DISCUSSED i ( .WL.,H I'm WinO KIGKNK, Ore., Oct. 17. 1'ut thiK ill of a "court attendance cone niiitce" in every Inral of the wom an's Christian Ti.if.lK'ranre Union in (Irt'irfm uill h. a new foulnm nf the cominE year. II was developed I "Port, and keeps UP on it. He uever al Hie rule convention of the W. misses a Kame here, and Is olten I'. T. U. In session lure today. I seen out at practice. Frequently he This mumi will attend court recu-lhas a word of advice concerning We represent Goodyear here in your neighborhood. We offer you standard Goodyear service. We help you get more miles from your tires rFREE miles. So, if it's guarantee you want, why not have a real guarantee? We'll give it to you. IT COSTS NO MORE TO t BUY GOODYEARS , , ' . larly tn u "citizens watchfulness program. The convention contin ues until Friday. A KtrotiK sentiment was ex In I 1,,I. tnw t I.e. reelection of Mrs. Ada Jolley, of I Portland, as president of tlte state group tor the next year. Addition of l.tioO nrw paid mem beiB to the. statu membership rolls was reported for the past year. Roseburg Ladies Named Stale committees were named today as follows: Credentials, Mrs. Ward Swope, Portland; Mrs. H. M. Ford. The Dalies. SeatiiiR, Mrs. L. I,. Vincent, Purtland, chair ma it; Mrs. Bessie Murray, Port land; Mis. V J Micellt, Koaeburg. Courtesies, Mrs.' W. K. Knott, Ku Rene; Mrs. Vivian Corbett," Port land. Publications, Mrs. V. F. Honey, Cieshiini. Mrs. II. i. An dr, s.' Oregon City. .Membership, Mrs. Hull it Wolfe,' cbl vallis; .Vr. Kffie Wilson, St. Helens, Publicity. Mrs. l.tre Davenport, Portland; School Course on Subject ; of Marriage Suggested a? Preventative Of ! Broken Homes 1 Healey-Wood Tire Go. AND Ned Dixon's Super Station Stephens and Mosher Sts. On the Highway Phone 104 - .mis. a. v. i namon. rMiiem. Appro-, alty lA developed, ion; Mrs. Ida M;irsters, Koaeburg; Mrs. Kmma Archibald. Tangent. Year'6 Work Outlined Ueconimendations of the presi dent. Mr.. Jolley, which were ap proved unanimously at the execu tive session of state nfflcerc and county presidents' were presented to tlie convention for approval: X- "'".nit our slogan for the year be 'Prohibition In Still the Best Method'." plays or prayers that proves of real value to coaches. Dr. Hall's defense of football In not based primarily on his love Of the name, nowever, he declares. "Football Is the one great factor lu American colleges and univer sities that arouse a unified emo tional response In all students," he says. "It is the duty of the univer sity to direct the emotional re sponse In all students," he ttaya. It is the duty of the university to direct the emotional responses of the youth along the proiwr chan nels, so that each student de- unliina I In. .luairahlu tt nira nf char acter. The student conies to feel that the football team ts his team, that its actious on the gridiron are his actions, its victories his victories, and its defeats his de feat s. "He comes to fee! that there Ib ulory even hi defeat if the team ..is fought a good fight. Thus that ble emotional quality of ioy- sense ot fair play Is inculcated, ambition u tired, and a host of other emo tional factors aroused." K ac qui agement of football is re garded by Dr. Hall as the surtmt cute for the "blase" attitude of "don't care" often adopted by university students. . Football, as well as other i shirts, sould be kept fieo from any hint of professionalism, Dr. Hall emphatically pointed, out. On Iv in tlus wav can the spirit of 3 'JTImU M-1 continu to support ithe ame be preserved, aud the only tu tiiMJuiiiluJU' Mor bflke aSniKU ideals that should surround nri known to be unuoubted irienus iamateur sports be maintained of prohibition ; Indorsement of the Rrid sport for - . iNvemiier a, w tsei. j8 DeIlefi, to tlie students in fos- in.art as 1 , of praj ei:'. culling i,erlIlK a t,1(.r 8(1iril 8 ,V pat of upon (Kls uiiiiMtce fn th vlec-,he ,irot.rHm Punched bv Dr. Hall, ttnn of the duy tollowing " u uorkillK wt,n every force at 4 -"That gnate. emphasis bp hiad -tudt.llt8 HUd slU(u.ut organl- jmui m ii i mi. ii...c1r...v. ZH,i(ms faculty, alumni anuh oeo- i le of the state, to bring a full in out An efficient, economical, business-like ad ministration of all City affairs is pledged by the following candidates for the office of City Councilmen: 1 " .'ninTifiMPiirm I HUUIIUIiflflLLIiJ 1833 ULUOtO 'REAL BOOKS' ID SLAVES istudeuls. WARD ONE C W. Wharton Elmer McKcan WARD TWO A. J. Young W. R. Brown WARD THREE Jack E. Dent A. G. McMillin WARD FOUR W. F. HarrU S. J. Shocrrakcr Mr. (iatrei of sends In uti nil ai t-stliit; taken tiom oltl hoiiii AltKHl;t, lo.Vsi. The ot an old stile lull auction lb, it ik Ctleiida le clipping paper ui 'tl(;rttK tll.lt nilM'l I ISDlp Hll led MNIVIi 1, (I'rtid Adv. Iy nlve candid.ites.) HEAR Maude Aldrich TONIGHT Majestic Theater, 7:30 t I !u' ai tuh imi can tonu- Ol (lie I'lOlltf! llU'll-IM li.uk to (II. tout.' oi oilier d.ivn. H mm prini-d in the AliotMui p.tper as loiiows: SALE liming sold in l.inil. I ;itu leui toi f!tKii (cirttory by ox te.im. w ill t"-I1 on M.'ni ii 1. 1 v,;i. 1 pi op.'i i . to it : cr;i two it-atn-. H. i' r. a:d li ii and low juul Ji n . t miiK o, 1 t,i:i maie colt, I pair ol Ov. n a. it n!,. I lml 'ki-; I 1 nun l; ot ltii,if All ii!n r hi 'l i.j b pl and od Is. l.: HO tn -.1 t'liioei 1IU .l: Ot Jo' old. . A Shaker of Ndtion.il Reputation Mceiiiiff under Auspices 1 loovrr-Curti C lub Ml.-. ! MM-. ..lLo!l SO.lp .Ulis inaue 01 1" .illon t)f Miiimin.i; s In eU; lmnlou t.illi w ; I - l Jen WINo,,. s,"!!' I k.i. . le i ii-- :;J if.illnil baio'l i h.i: iiy 7 :ti s i of iip;;e braiuh ; ;! r 'll ; I dozen handle liiH', ; "J il't I doit n pili a t iiiteivst in tri.i ' i ill-- tu.ote ! ! ;i iulilt( i hoids. wtreesiim tne in.poruuu or iw euio wmeui irpM!uitlou oI CMiUcKtkual ideals to ami oeins onservers 01 an mw. r "That eaeh union buln plans, at on to not only hold the mem- bership of the past. year, but to show an increase aud (fo forward, campaign when announced.' ; i 6 "That modal contests be held' ' in nuh community as a medium of j 1 education of the subjects of Inter-1 'national relations, narcotics and ( ' prohibition." , 7 -"That each loral union hold J ! one public .entertainment or dinner dmitm the year for the children's farm- horn' at CorvalMs." S "Thai the devotional part of j our BicegnKa. ne niveu praer unu rout,nieraiion and more definite t plans be made for them. y "That unions are urfcfd not lo respond to appeals for moue from their treasurers unles re omnieiided by au'te or national Otfii-ei.-." l-i ' Thai at b ast one joint con f n n e Im held in e.uh Kioup ol couni ie " 11 That throuuh cooperation of count and loeal 01 i;anUuuo.i3 Hi- r- .11 a increiihf of at 1. a I L' ; t tent in unions " 1J '. lliHi iwi.i'wvuH with stilt- otiict-rs in tlurKf b" held d.irij-K tho leKi;u.v at Salem." OcGASOLINE FOR ROSEBURG yiarLlmc wniiouncenieut that -ill be weUerned by the n-nders of iliH aM- is the perfe-i(im - ff an in. n I Ion that pl;ieumll ruin i(aso- 1 n t in halt lu actual le! ne gallon of t.m h:s b -en m id to i;.ii ii i:ir e.t miles. Thousands 1 of e H! lije l.eetl equipped and the t.. .) r. p(tt !ini tlnj eimoltne K.tvinc- more otter, instant stiirt U,w e'liekel 1 iek Up .lll'l dapp:i iic" t ertrbou. S-i that tbi inen lion e.in be inttiilled oil v ety tv. y t)iet. 'ee..iu;: W. Third M . WASHINGTON, Oct. 17. The divorce problem is "chiefly con fined to those who are outside the pale arid direct direct influence of the church," the House of 1M shops of the Kpiscopal church was told today In a report prepared by a special church commission which has been studying the subject for three yeais. The survey, read by the Rt. Uev. Herman I'axe, bishop of Michigan and chairman of the commission, Requested no change in tlie laws of the church which prohibits the remarriage of persons divorced except innocent parlies in divorces obtained on statutory grounds. Three recommendations looking toward solution of the problem were offered as follows: "Thut our normal schools, col leges, universities and seminaries bo asked to offer more Instruction on the subject of human relation ship, especially on the subject of marriage. j "That the clergy of the church j be urged to plve training for mar- : riage a conspicuous place in their programs. j "That social service conimis- ; sions be asked to give special at- ten tic n to the whole problem of ; marriage and divorce." i The commission asked that It j be continued "with the understand- : lug that it cooperate with other i agencies to secure a scientific i study of the whole subject of mar riage and divorce,' including the study of the moral and religious factors; that the commission study , and report to the next convention first, on the ecclesiastical and t cannon law of this church In re lation to marriage, divorce, and the annulment of marriage and , awennd, to the relation - lu'twecn civil and religious marriage." ' Home Wrecking Causes The report enumerated a nutn- ber of factors which social work-; era have noted as tending to , strain the man-Inge relations- j Anions these were hasty mar riage, (be lack of children, sex tension and the frequent displace- ; tnent of the home as the unit of ' family life. The report said . th.it pome church men felt that the Increase ' tn divorce Is due to the fact that ' the church did not take the "same firm stand that Is taken by t(i Church of Rome in regard to the indissolubility of marriage. Con-' dii ions In Roman Catholic coun tries, however, are by no mean reassuring, and studies of condi-1 tions in this country show that the desertion rate among so-called Ro-1 man Catholics Is deplorably high.' 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Jackson St. ; - ' " ' Next door to Woolworth's Store. ' ' Western. Of fiet . 1302-8 West JOth St. Los Angeles,- California. Eastern Office 3CO-10 Monroe Ave. N, W. Grand Rapids, Mich. This Sale Positively Ends Saturday, Oct. 20, 1928 " -"H FOREIGN NEWS American fence is made nf hard ziuc insulated wire and when prop-i attend Queea Marie, who j eri Hireienen win always stay tight. It is sold at Wharton Dros. The purpose of the Community Chest drive is to obtain in one big drive all the funds that will be needed for the maintenance ot charities and philanthropic and educational organizations, instead of each organization putting on a drive of its ow n. If the Community Chest plan did ! Ioom us not prevail there would be a cam Relief From Curse Of Constipation A Jjattle l reek physician says, "Constipation is responsible for more misery than any other cause." ISut immediate relief has been found. A tablet called Kexall Or derlies attracts water from the sys tem into ibe lazy, l.y, evacuating bowel tailed the colon. The water the dry food waste and rauses a gentle, thorough niove- haltit or BUCHAREST, Rumania. Oct. IS. Three medical professors were ruhed to the royal residence at linlcik, on the Ulaek Sea. today to Is con fined to her loom there by an at tack of influenea. experimenting with the United States. a cargo from It was stated at noon that queen's condition had shown improvement. the LONDON, Oct. IS. There are reports that Sir. and .Mrs. James : Joseph Tunney purpose to have a ! literary salon In London; that they have leased a house in Mafair for a year. nilKMEN. Germany, Oct. IS. If barley has deteriorated so much that pigs refuse tj rat it, hot wa ter will make It delicious for t h em Germans so dienvpred bv Page woven wire fencing, lunge joint, full gauge and full weight wire, highest quality galvanizing at 35c ier rod it Stearns t Cheno weth. Oakland, Oregon. .lil't;iUei m dittei cii:le I Wi alia-. t i for bit' eklllg llleli handle c To those ! ).a:gu by some org at motion almost intent ul.h-.ut forming a very week of the ear. Waste nf t-ver irereasilig l In dose. j ; fiort ami Ineffii it nt use of Slop suieOtig troiu contipaiiou i niuue would result. liusiness f hew a Kex.tll Olderli.' at night ! ! hou-- s and home doors would be Next (lay blight, (let 21 for l!5e nt- j ! the goal of hundreds of solicitors. 1 dav at the nearest Rexall I)iug :tud soliriiim: would take the time Store. 'of wuik'Ts tha sboiibi be direct ii o Mo uie Jobs at haud. Kxpens- of : t , .... : solicitation would eat up the M' ormirk-l Wring farm nm ! amount of mutrlbiitious. i innes am made well nd have be- i Contributor lo the client are h'n !h Urpt nmnufac- : assured of eiflii-nt administration t'"" fir"i nachiiiery m the of funds bv he committee In worm, nepnirs are niwajs easy io chuge wh h is made up of o 1-. thtln so you can make no inis Jolinson, i. V. Wtmhei-lv. til.-nn ! y buying ibis make. Wharton McAllister. A Veine Han. and Hros.. agents. Mrs. Cai I Neal. I ll's couiinitlee 1 ' sw-s to 11 that recipient organize j DALV WEATHER REPORT tlons r'smti to toii Hiippiica-1 Weather nun:au teVflca. lions as much a-t reasonebl pok 1 HMburg. Oiwcon. Iata repnrtH sible. and that the organizations ; T - H. Fletcher, Meteorologist In the mnds e-iiruMed to lb in iii rnarge. tummerric pressure trcaacea to sea I cvt I) AUCTION SALE! I will sell at my place, known as the old Percy Webb farm, situated five miles east of Dixonville Tuesday, October 23 commencing at 1 o'clock sharp, rain or shine, the following property One workhorse, 1200 lbs. Three or fnur lnn. f .h of f ree to All- DoukUs County. lootl Program Public luv itotl. 5 t;tion hihI l,.id; 1' ruiloii o' M'luluim ntei.ivM'n; si, head if i.i hi'Uiuis. alt .tie soil IiiouUh .i except one. At the Mllir time, ti km1 lux M lie; to ies luei. ami !' x f is iill J ini'lL.Mo w cliche.-, t i .did i- .in iit is ill t-. ii init'di.-r np'i-iliuu l;ii'i be him s.tmpi use nil rfferiiw wax . Individual and business houses usually esttmate what their con tribution would amount to if p;tid on i bil by bit dining th' year and alxe It lo the Comnitiniiy best cop'tni'ife foi di-bui ni-ut wh-'re i ii i mot ne tied aci ordi'ig to a .ientatii- pUn In ibis mann r I euial distribution of rootribuMons in bot rnred. avmditic ibe fast or famine" results of h;tp i hazard icivine i noi i ra ; Ml Fit Can Now Be Stopped N. V. t:eii.ns MOORE'S MUSIC STUDIO NELLE MOORE HUNSAKER will be t Room I. I'ell islers Bulldimj l iirl.iy ulirtnonn mid S.ilurduy. Oil tor' lesson nppoinlinrnts or I'lioiic H7H. . A' lit ll-t Mil' Mt'li-. In ,:n, t l','l 'Allll lll'l' M,lllll,ll .1 ni'ln. I- I v ,i n, ii. - Ylwiiill. i. K imi li l I V K,- Sl,' V nl b, -III ,,' t,,t K II. 111. rit u v Ii, iMI Ii ink. .1. 1.. Mi'i-S IK 1. p 1 I . rl !l r... SO 13 nlatlve buniMlif & p. m. yea IcrdHV (wt rstl M Prclp. In Inches and Hundredths: il!i:t!'t tt'lnpt'rauir.1 5l,nlH l.o,'. t,'ni'ru!ti,-r l;sl tileht 4b Avorajce Uniucraturs lor tbe lay j; Normal o-ruperatur (ur tills u:.' rr'', itMlMiioTi. fctst SI hiHirit .. To'al i i.ii,. s in,-t le' month .71 Normal ir-ij. lor IU;s rannth trom bftH. 1. In date l.i5 AvtH'Ms.e preen. On: good milk cow, 5 years old, Riving milk, Jersey stock. Five head of sheep Fifteen goals Two hogs, 150 lbs. each Fifteen head Leghorn hens Eleven turkeys One two-horse wagon, in good shape One set double work har ness One disc harrow One stubble plow One small cultivator One drag saw. a good one One heavy anvil One heavy vise hay One cream separator One incubator Some canned fruit Two dressers One stand table One dining table o rocking chairs Three' dining chairs Three bedsteads, springs and mattresses One fine range cookslove One heating stove Two good sewing machines One bookcase One good 9x12 rug me linoleum at I NIVKHSI I'Y I'K nliKCKN. Ku ,..1,, . Ovl l iSiHvinl t in lli.-..e tlas tu n ilil, in, UrnMt' fonliutll i l 'int. ali.i'-k.-ti hv ruu aloti in ii.m m-muitl". diva..:, vni miia.-l j;tl iiiithlli: ;l Uumil rii.-tttl tor t i,' m:i' 111 I):. AllltJ.I b.Ulult rrt'in a n- tc,i..tv I f iiu'-t .ttibl'-Tii of l'Ui uti'l i n..t harmful or l:.l'it lorimtitf Ato ,., 1 .rT..I. t.riinr ! M li,wi,l. I.A li4l;ATltl !-.!. l'.-1-t l-,llh Av.- Nw S.-'X I'llv. will r.' . 1-KI.I'. l.-uKi. l . M....,ini, h, H. W f ij.lt ;,!iU X IliaUlKlll 1 ii lu. Ill 1, O . ' from IVpL 1. Toinl dtjiclvncy sinee imiiU 1. 2. To la 1.1.-, A'"raiM uub. ) pit-lp. S,'Pt. . May. In.lu.lie 31.11 Vurv.tJi-1 lor iui.'imr MnnliM.t (li-e-oil: Fair .Mili.r llli nitvlfr. If u-iui-i-iiimt? iwu'iihl aii'J Kr. !.! . Garden tool and many other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS OF SALE CASH S. T. Tillman M. C. Radabaugh Ova Auctioneer Fred Gof f Clerk
