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KOSEBURG NEWS REVIEW. ROSEBURC. ORECON. MONDAY. DECEMBER 24, 1928. v ROSEBURG NEWS-RE VIE Wr u4 DUy Eoat Sur0ay by Th New Re view Co no. Tnv AKWtte3 Prew I exdtifdvrlv entitled to th u for rcputilf-.-alien of all niwi diit-ha credited to it or not otherwise rdltd In tM r-ip' to all l"(t dk published herein All rljflHa of rvpubltca iitn 01 mflai disnt'h hrin alao rirvd. tf. W. UATES 'KRT O RATKS ..yrvsideui aud Ma eager . K!rtatT Treaiiurr -itjuiiru na rtconu uun aiuit May li, at 10 poat ollicw i Rrbnrir. Ormn, under Art of M-rrh 1 1R79 PfCKMS Do You Know Your Own County? .aterrkf fclfa f lnfrttatlm OMt-t-ruiMa lh urlKtH r Mawra Mil a-a rwir laadujarkx km l.r. TODAY: TOKETCE FALLS i omEES iRsi 1 Unl vol U ltd ! VVI H bUUUUbtl SUBSCRIPTION iitiiy, near, by mall , njtlly hIk ibvthH, by mall .. Oallj, lhr-a moatba, I.J mall. , , .. TrIIt, aiatile month, by man . , . Oally. by caTter. per montb HATES ir -4 00 j - 100 I l.uu I - Mi Nl I "ROSEUURG. OREGON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1928. THE MODKIiN MIKACLK Miracles don't happen these days not very often,' any-j hfw. We put our faith in things (hat we can handle ami j understand and diagram. A matte r-of-fact and skeptical ne! lias stopped looking for marvels, and for: that reason it; doe m't tee any. . i : ' ! ' ' I Hut, for all Unit,' -wo htiU have one miracle left, that! even the mcst case-hardened of us can experience. Every ( year, when Christmas comes, each one of us, can transform j himself, for a space, from what he is into what he would ! like to be. ' Chris-tnia.-i though the glittering shop windows some- times lead us to forget it is more than a day en which we: exchange gifts, eat hearty dinners and Kpeak cordially ! strangurs. It is a celebration of the greatest miracle and We mcst beautiful story the world has ever known. And, as wc celebrate it, we unconsciously absorb something of the re flection of that miracle and that story and become better men and women than we knew we were. The world 20 centuries ago was not a very refined or civilized place. The southern fringes of Kurope, Asia Miner and tlm north of Africa were under the dominion of Koine. IJeyond, in all directions, stretched barbarism. The world's stock of hope was not large. : ' But into that wprld came something new a hope and a promise. Uefore the y?s of thoso, who would trouble to look there was raised n new vision: a vision that showed mankind proceeding along an ever-mounting road, that showed men, not as blind strugglers in a losing fight with a hostile creation, but as glorious sons of Jight rising to claim an everlasting heritage. . ' ' , i ; That vision is still w ith us. On Christmas' daji ai wc re-read the old story of the little town, the star in the sky, the wondering shepherds, the devout wise men of the eat-i and mo caroling angels, wo reilizi once more the if ull sig nificanqe of it. ' ' 1 ' ; 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 And thai works a miracle within us.' For the moment wc are-lifted out of our daily shells bf caution, reserve, fear Jkitcvc it Pr lint ' i;c ct jfolfcs a Honest ta Go&b Xmas f LAFE PERKINS SEZ "Same here." K(ltlr' Surf, iintfrial tn thla r "I limn w otit-iliit-d from 1 1 1 e r- t-cril boik "Ori'iwn OeOraplilu Smite, ' Uy M' Arlhur.) TOKETKE FALUS are on the North I'mpua at the mouth of th f 'It'arwutvr. To kt tit the Chinook Jureon word for pretty or Kraceful. The word is pronouicd Tark-ie-tw. with the accent on the first Byllahle. TYKE MOUNTAIN Tyee Is ih- rhtnook jarpon word for chief, and this mountain was bo imiiied becauve of its liu Itortant posit ioa In its mir roundinKS. The word comeH from the Nootka lanuaKe. Th-re in a iotoff!re and com-" nihility near (lie mountain by the name nume. STORY BY HAL COCHRAN PICTURES BY KNICK POST OFFICE TO BE CLOSED ALL . DAY CHRISTMAS The Koschui"-; post nil Ire will be closed ail tl.i y ( 'hri.-tmHH, 1'osi-; i:iaB'''r I Ifinliue ii.inoum-i'd today. The Chiistiii.'n closiiifi of post or j flees applies all over the cr.untry ' and no olfleeH will be open ' that day. There vlll he no car-j riT d'-liver and no rural route I will hit curried. Kocul inailn will he t)llr ted atid ilispaU'lied us j usual and all four ur mines j ill he served. Special dellvti i j and pt'iiKluiUe paikayet will ii , delivered wherever o.snibie. I The local otlic-e has be n very ) su('ce-ful t li iff year In keeping up j with the Christinas rush despite t the frn at volume of business. The 'mplo)cs have been kpl on the ! job ewt y ni;Iit until all ! the mall was distributed, so that th re has be n no accumulatiou. A. mode I. piano tuner. Tbontt 18D-L Twenty-Five Years Ago From the Rote burg Review 1903 ( AMoHiifrxt Vrfm lued Win-) RIO JANEIRO, llruzel. Dec. 2. Ilutler Sherwell, state depail meut Interpreter for rresldtrtit eh ct Hoover, has Usued a denial of Implication that Mr. Hoover criticized the poliiries of President CoolidKe duiiim an interview with 1'reitideut YriKOyen of Argentina at published In a flueuus Airos newspaper last week. The statement, issued before the departure of the L'taa on her bonif ward bound voyage, was as follows: "1 have been informed of state ments In dispatches in the Aiuerl- Iuj Tinymitea were working fast, when Santa said, "Oh, It's way past your bedtime. You must stop tor now and gel your share of (deep. 1, aiftO, think that I'll get mine. So far you've loaded things Up fine, but now we'll stop until tomorrow. Le, yuiins will keep. "Then, when the long- dark night lias Kone. I'll wake, you Tin les up at dawn. You'll have a heap of time to finish up the work. Don t grieve. We'll all work hard, and win not slop until my sleigh nu-1 ?d to the top. Of course it must be that way on the day I'm due io i leave," j And so each little sleepy head ran off and promptly jumped In '"" il l, jjfd, old Santa joined them cause tie had a long, long ride to make. You see, 'twould be real hard for Wanes of opera. Ives In New England cotton mills have beeu cut lu per cent, utiecting some 67, udi) workers. This brings them back to the wages of two years ago. Isidore Abrahams Is lu Portland J dent Cool id ge. on business. tine newm.aper which purports io give an Interview between Mr. Hoover and President Yrisoyen. As 1 was present and acted as in terpreter in the Inleiview, I can state emphatically that Mr. Hoov er did not In any may criticize tlm policies of President Coolidge but far fiwm It, he vigorously su part ed those policies." I Hs pitches from Beunos Aivss on December 19 told of an inter view between President elect Hoov er and President Yrigoyen as pub lished in the newspaper La Eik" President Yrlgoyen was quoted by the paper as saying that he be lieved thitt Mr. Hoover was not in accord with the Ideas of Presi- Hnn. C. W. Kiddle was iu town from Azalea for a few days this week. REEDSPORT WOMAN BURIED, HEAVYWEIGHT BATTLES TO , BE STAGED IN CHICAGO , Directors of the Itoseburg school dUlrtct reached an agreemeut with ! H. iii:ok. Salem contractor, for the construction of the new high sclioof building here (uow Rose I school). The sliucture will be of j brick uitti a concrete basement, j and will cost $17.33u. i ( Anuria trd TrfM LrwA Wtrf i ClIICACO, Doc. 21. lloxlng In, Chiiago has perked uj. lulloHing , announceiient lha three contend ers lor the heavyweight title have 1 beeti signeil to box hero. Tnmmy Lnughran. Philadelphia. ' wo rM 'b liuhl ht-avy weight ciiam ploa. Iiiis xierr.ed to meet the best ' calf U'hartou Bros. j i - . , ,. ,, , , , .... 1 iiea vRfiiu ootaiiiHoie wiore ii;iu :iuiiii,nii. e gt'i a gnmpse Ol lite aeuinioss jiouiiuv March 31, while Jack Sharkey of all humAii lives, and it transforms us. We can irroct inc slnuif?Ts all about us tih we arc jurant to yreut. thorn as urotiicrf.. We forget to ho jualous, rentful, suspicious. colJ. We become what we have-always wished we minht bectHtv.'. The transformation does no ending. A few days after Christmas we go hixck to our old ways, -ami tho stranr 4i crowd is merely someone to elbow out of the way and not an imiTit!'tal)irit colhed in ))e iMraele of human flesjj. Hut some ivsitfue liners in our hearts. Hit by bit, over ionjr years' and eehturie, IT' DoiJtJj un an'awretion of faith, good will and hope. . t ' ' j 1 j ' t ' : So we may take mirago.! KacU ChristinaA leaves us a little U-Uer titan iu found us. , Kach yoitr, as the tiny lighU blaze out on, the little green trees the race moves a little bit close'i! tO the ideals for which 'wc should striv. Tlu( tlieir Christinas will be full of cheer and happine: s and that the year 1C20 w ill bring them a generous iwasurj of material prosperity and personal contentment is the sincere wish of the News-Review for its readers and pa Hon. I. It. Kiddle Crosby came down Sunday to participate memorial program. IJordon, and Johnny Kisko, the bounding Cleveland baker, have "iKii-d viih .Matchmaker Jim Mul h a of iht' Chicago Coliseum Athle tic club. Kisim has siciicd, Mullen un notilued. to mcMt the w inner of the match between Joe Sekyra. DaVton. Ohio, and 'Cuban llohhy" Mrown, Philadelphia. scheduled January I. Shaikey has greed to meet aiijone in a bout Junu-'at Bakersfield ary IK. ; ter. Visitor Returns to Lebanon Mies UiMlitre l-lta lr. who h.u: h-in Ii.tm the past week. Vis ilti.it Mis. Alma Harms of the Marksbu- y Store .retui'ned today to l.i-haiion, ln-r home, for the hnil din. Mh l itzwatt-i- lauglit hei, last year. Kd T. Nanliel. hotel man. whs In from Myrtle Creek, and nays that bearers, i he new Hlreet Limn unit lire belli rin- Mvi tie Creek will be nut in I Lilly's place. Sidewalks are also to built at once. Two consignments of "Hudson Ityt" received here by C. L. Heed, ii,rt'iritnp f Oie t.'unrt km 1m in one a week ago and the other last j Friday, were lound to have been broken into while en route. Kleveu bottles iu all were taken. The funeral ot Mrs. Marlon Catherine Thiele was held iu the chapel of the Douglas Kuneral Home and was largely attended by friends and relatives, some coming for a long distance. There were many floral tributes. Rev. Baird of the Christian church, officiated. In terment took place In the Colea Valley cemetery and the services were closed) by the Eastern Star, of Oakland, and members of the Masonic order acted as pail meal Is sold at kety and I. W. from Riddle . exchange in the Mk him to travel far. If not la trim. Pet haps he dreamed about the , toys that he was going to take. At last the morning came, and then the Tinymltes were up ana in. , "Come, hurry," shouted Scouiy, j "we have little time t waste." ! "Now Just a minute." Santa said. "You first shall have some milk t aud bread and jam for breakfast. ; My. just think how good that's . going to taste." They ate, and then were on their way to finish loading Santa s ! sleigh. The heaps and heaps of j wondrous toys were packed iu I good and tight. When they had done all they could do, one Tiny shouted, "There! We're through.' And Santa, looking at his sleigh, said. Kverytliius all right. His reindeers all were prancing 'round, all set to leap up off s the gruund. Old Santa climbed Into the seat amid the tack of toys. The Tnymites all waved good- '-- ii -v- READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE bye, and then he sailed out In the sky, upon the journey that would lead to little girls and boys. (The Tinymites with you all a Merry Christmas. And they'll see you again tomorrow.) (Afv-tatM iTm IxaiMil Vir) ' PORTLAND. Ore.. Dec. 2 Wholesale prices: Putter Steady. Portland dairy net wholesale prices ifnnsi : r.xtra.1, -i . ;c; standards, i 47c; prime firsts, 4tic; firsts, 45c. Creamery prices; Prints, 3c over George Neuner, Jr., of Days ! cube standards. Cre-k, who Is employed with the! Kggs Steady. Portland dairy ox- I'. S. geological surney, is located change (net basis): Krcsh stand- Calif., for the win-'urd extras, 3Sic; fresh standard Fiiti Slaufler, emploe of the Koseburg brewery, left last Friday i for a iwaiiniiiih.i vlwit with tils i p,iretits at his tdd home tn Cer i many. Miss Rosa Kocbeck will suo I ceed hiiu as Ixtokkeeper and type ' writer fot her uncle. Max Weins, ' dm tug his absence. ' DR. NERBAS DENTIST Pa In lea. Extraction Gaa Whan Oaalra Pyorrhaa Traated VboBt 488 Maaoole Bldg. firatj'. 37c; fresh inptlium t-xtraa. 3jc-; fr'sh nu-diil mrlrl8. 3S-; un-(lt-raized. 31c. l'ricea to rt-tailei l'grc over exchange prices.-. Milk Steady. Hu- mils, (1 pir ctnlt C2.S5 cwt. delivered Port land, less 1 per cent. . Hutu-rial, station. 51c; track, Wc; ..delivered at I'grlland, r4C(55c. - - Poultry Steady. Turkeys cent lower; No. 1 dressed. 31-33. (Buy ing prices Alive, heavy hens (over 4J pounds) 34-?25e;" medi um hens (SJ to 41 Ihs.l 20c; light (under 31 lbs.) 17c; springs, 21c; ducks, 1S2ic; turkeys, drejsed.1 No. 1. 31-33c; Reese. 17?i lkc- i -Pin. $3 l.2.-; boilers, 3il!0. Kon. tSSii-.ZS; boilers, $2' 2.r)0. Potatoes Steady, per cWt.. Oems' No. 1 urade. $1.40(1 1.50; combina tion, -oc'il 81 00. ' ' Wool Steady. Kaftern Oregon, 3ii u 32c lb.; valley. 3rTi loc. Nuts Steady. Walnuts', 'Ort-gdn. 91'.uSJc- Mlmnnds. 21. 'il 2t;lc : Ilea-' SIDE GLANCES By George Clark pecans, 2lttfl- nuts, luff 141c filberts, 20c. Hay Steady. . Buying prices: Kastem OreKon timothy, 21..ri0lt S22; do valley. $17f 17.5U;1 'nlfalta. I22.uii' 23; clover. S17Sil7.r.n; oat ! hay, Jls-iilS.50; atraw. $s.0o ton-; t selling prices S3 ton more. ! Cacara hark Steady, 7c per lh. t Hons Two cents higher, l'.tJs : crop. IS 20c. I POKT1.ANI). Ore, I lespile Dec. 21. j parted, a few hours later by I nun RUTH McCONNELC STILL TRAILED BY AIRPLANE for (.lcn Hou hap remained It. ' When he left Ihls inorulni; he de- IW.-UI.4 I'""" i'-i-J n l , dined to slale uhelkvr he ss lo ItKNO. N'.'V, I lee. 21.- Slill I rail ! meet the two In Salt Lake City or lli .MI.-.S Until M. Cul:ll. ll niis exiiecled tu fly back lo Omaha ih-- i eminent, l:. l. I'inliait. Oma aloo. ; ' lis iivh-.tor, look oil fiom tin- lienoi ' ail pei i :it . : i:, a in , l mhi) tor Suit j liny Ameii.an feme una. i Lake City, lie Inniuhl Mlrs Me- rests less Ihall It has In the last 1) ). M.-ker lo ten years and will not Slav at this they lie- price Ioiik- Whsrtnn Ihiis. I'oimell aii't lir. H.'iiu Sii'nulav nit:ht and Wishing You a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year f:A Christmas -New Ycur ? to Our F riends Wore! l-'o fam!!!c ,wwiw:4w:w4imwMwHHWiw;vwi V S feasss-ai SPECIAL Xmas Dinner Grand Grill The Place lo bring your family mid friends. December 25, 1928 1 1 4. m. to 8 p. m. SOUP Oyster Suprervs Fruit Cocktail Celery Rip Ohvos Fresh Crab S.iUd CHOICE OF MEATS ' RoTt Vounfl lurkey Cranberry timet Young UomeUie Oooia wtth B.ked Adb'p Ro.it Young Chicken Savory Ortennj Fried Sprtfig Chicken a Myl."d Bteaotd Ve.il Cutlet Country tivv Creamed Brnccolt M.thed Pot.o , I ' MtfKO Pie Plum Pudding Of niirilr ef yens pa.t. sonic hundreds of anion:; ihe kosKlti i;t; NKWSKKVIKW n-adi-iH hae reieived ir-nn my wife, Floivnci' Aiktti ll'ml.s. and v f a joint hofiday Rteeilm;. carrytti'.' n pw ni hy Mi. (tanks cud my un New Vc.tr V-snUuinii.i; h.it c-ince my daily point as an 4 iiMoti.il ii.il ere, und my bud .sloi y Hliii peni ht! v.v, hundreds of fi lends have-to m Mr :ii jty muhipniil inin 1 lioin-amls, kh thai to le-ic'l von ut in the old 'iiy in beytmd lli power Wm!e wo.uh.r.nn wh.ii to do. iH N KWS-UKVIKW uiiicr ; it 1 i:'. 'tSii.'i miid i:s lit use tlii pp-r ii. '.'.udm.u ilin.ii:.:i wlit. 1 1 t.i it'in h al! or our Mi i i.f ihe N!W. iJi:Vli:W. We siii.-crely wl-h Ii i. .n! s In ictiic i: a iMuial let t. r l.Oill liV The Christmas Story tint vonder. und-r .Syrian nlpht. iuli Joseph, anxious, ursed their beat. Sweet Mary lode a hit in fright As dHikness Ut inciervd. "Keep miiiiuri', Mary; ll not far!'; Then Jteph. pertmc throiTgh the Rloorn. "Look there! I.oiik there! See where we the fluctuat'.ontt in tlr1 , t Chicago and New York eps I ket. there was no change in lh" : holiday price ol vkk on tne local main at 3 cents with other clasv' $n i steady. SI I tin 1 1 pr rheecp nml mi lie ulftn steady. Tnrkey prices took a one cohl drop today, quoted ;u to "3 cen.a for No. 1 dressed Mock. No oih- cnaui;cs 111 puuui y 01 cuuii. i i Apptoiu hitiif Hai-hcl's tomb."' they My Now Year Resolutions 1929 I i I t.i. . 11 : .1 II. Hie fiit.ire ultli la i'li in (iu'l and tk Mild writ i' i r.ix :i. J'01 ,! "Ihil. Joseph -dow n the v. "Oh, hurry, hurry, I implore! Then, "llow nv, -uow ! " "Drnui! Vown yua doc ! " At lirt. tlie inn the door. "Vip, u i.ii'" i fairly jarrel; And to h( r.ef the keeper said, "I'll not ;;et up - the door N bai red. J'e n;! another bed." "A rap. a rap"' What noise he made! T.i keejter ftnnu the window wide. And Joseph' tone would fain persuade, "We tmisi with ou abitle." (Hi. f.it fiil words: "There Is no iin-m"! With wear) limit they tnidite ahead. 1 lie slahle niw hecitis to loom. And thoughts of buy tor bed. Hark! Ihtwn iinl.t the fields I lent aens ahurst The Pew s Is ent si cl'iltlrcn first. S . - Tex dretuted meats. Iwocal cninberriew about cleaned un In "Make it whistle again." were Ihe just local ! i to day at J".75 with no change in MlMtlv ' of I beet Miliar. market, witli price at $6 .: to i7 J dates, llallowi quoted 10 to 11; Hopk were up. S ta 29 o uts per Vox. t'.rapefruit was Uiwei.j rents er pound, mostly loj i etil : ttt-lay. a twoceni rise quoted mostly 51 to $175 ' with j Faid. 1J pound boxes, at $2.2'. ' 1 here was no change hi ..:,. fpin-i stock Lemons There is a plentiful fane sar wa d !:: and oni niH. OUT OUR WAY By Williama The Wit! anui l rlnnr - the ii:;hi and smiv Karth's low lle.- 1 Will A I W M th'iu sn. t t protiiptl aditiUaiiou I and w iih r aiiolltt i il h In e k lUdlie -o. ;a(iiia(e for any iM h l i m : lo my d in wntna i . i l"ti m st t u r. Mil !o be a ii in;: ilia Uc i: tt r I: e tu .(it lis 1m :.t. i Ull'lrli cl'-iatioi ( nil' rul . I will of tnj o umiti'iii m - It S'll it a a iii -w Ionian: ic fnr liiam imti an I !!, In l ti T-T-"VT-Tf! Ice Crcm l.Cl iS AJ.HI 11 1 HANKS. i, o n;i rarth: yood wii to men," Tb.- h iril'.e she;. herds shiniK In fear, "in swudiiMiiC clothe!"- ihe stmir a mi in; "A manner," itlu pherds hvl". Ml :il.n:! 'linn. "The S,ot..r born? i 'ii. llH-lril. coiiu ades. lei US Co "lt r.Miiltheiu lair wait the nioin! C.i:i tlotl hae loed n m!" "I ii lh:u?-an'i Mars hae a.se) alen: T.Miiiil Kl-tl 'H"ir. tlno itrhout I lie euilll Villi suit am a 'ie Ansel Sms I li.tt tell, of J 'i-ii-- birth. To humhV 'loii'i the vion;; will K". Allt l a-"' ,!'.! C !!l'!"!!?!e - Ail 'ri'initi the v -trlil by radio, i Mi fia;iiu Ciin.-imas air Al'.il eei)wbeie in OimI Is knIV S I'd kivt' it'M.ides ihe lies of men, .Nip Lni1n io a f luid is ho n. l utie. ( " Ii 1 1 Is born itazaiiv - I LOKK.V II AiM N I N KS GX-SV PERSON AUM.J s, cMRiSTMAi ! hops woo -'- was -t)UO , Rookio EH60B. s OR -SOME I CrARvbTMUS "TTmEIFER U-n - i rf of -the. ; sears am" veaps-hoU? A A V Bu9LE'M CuRi0vTV.KlLU, j n ; 1 L"MJ , A' locW Back vslu-v ., . OF WE.VE.MisE., THAT WAS OaidOOS, ...VvSrjT'
