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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS REVIEW, ROSEHURG. ORF.CON. MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 1920. TV.'O ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW'r I (.cued Dii v EicfDt sanaav DV ine rtawi ncview vu.. mw. .HrDtbrr "I The AK-lut-d I'rra. Th An htt.-J Pre. In rx.ltnivcly tntltl.J lo ihf uh for republi can. .11 u( ail newa illKiuilt-liva en. 111. . I I" II or not '.I lierwlne . r.-dilr.l In tit im i.nii.r un.l lo H i ..... !.. i.ul.ln-lo-tl li.-n-ir. u rmum tl.m ul ll.r.Ul d.lauli.-H l.cr.-ill am ail .rv.-.l. U. W. 1ATKS UEKT U. IIATKS.. I'reslilfnt and ManaKi-r Secretary Treuburer fciitcnii an Mcond class mutier May 17, !:?'. at the post office at KoueuurK, Oregon, under Act of March 2, ls.it. PICKiifS 35y I5'euTf5:.B'ATEJ'c SUBSCRIPTION lially, por year, by mall Dally Hiv muiiilm. hy mail lially, tlut'tj months, ly mail Imily, aiLKl' nionlli, by mail Daily, by currier, pur mouta 4.1)0 2 01) 1.00 50 60 ROSEBURG. OREGON, MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 1923. (lENl'INE Oil FALSH KCONOMY? llosibiirg':; councilnivii, while doubtless conci'diiiK tli.it Mayor K. V. Hoover's uleclitm was tlie outcome of a dtsin ft:r cheaper tost of city t'ovcrniiicnt, to which he had pledKi J hiiiisvlf, take the ground that it was not the desire of the el ectorate L'enerallv that municipal funds be saved by slash ing the salaries attached to city jobs and by displacing cfl'i-j say., cK.nl and .satisfactory employees with untried men of un known ability. Adhering steadfastly to this view, the coua cilmen last Saturday, for the second time, refused to con firm the mayor's appointments for electrical inspector and street commissioner. lletalialinK, the mayor blocked an ef fort of the couucilmen to continue the street cleaning civ.v on the job as temporary employees and added the declaratio.i that he would sign no warrants after this month to pay th-' present street commissioner, whom, by the way, Mayor Hoover charged with having publicly insulted him. An nouncement that a third attempt would be made at the first regular meeting in February to reach an agreement on the points in dispute arouses liltle or no hope that the deadlock will be broken. Mayor Hoover evidently is firm in his be lief that it is his duty to slash the salaries of city positions if bv so doing he can effect a saving of $2,000 a year not Well tellers They're gonna I Have another Battle of the Century T'n oht Th' council le meetin' agin An' doin' nuthin' Except waste Electricity! I ring aiong yer siing-hot and , c'mon up. All of the council and the mayor . went to church yestiddy but that' portion of the Good Book which Love thy neighbor as thy self' was omitted from all ser-; mons. Mayor Hoover says he's not gonna sign any more pay-checks af-1 ter the first of the month. We never thot of that idee mebbe we j can economize a little ourselves. I We're all criticizin' the council and mayor far stagin' this free-for. all but then wot can ya expect from t fellers who work fer nuthin? MASONS ATTENTION fSr MASTERS' NIGHT , j, : 4 All Madrid are requested to ; attend llie mated couilnunica- ! j lion uf Lauic.1 LodKe Nu. 12, A. K. and A. M. Wedm-sduy ! etcuiiiK. .Jail. 2ard at 7:20 ' : e Hhai i ThiH will be followed j j by a aocial program. All nieuv ; le ben of the Kalern Slur uud ! I all pual masters are cordially e linked to be present at this ' t nii'i;tlNK. Iefredliinclil8 will be i served. ' I Hy order of J. E. Clark, W. M. W. F. HARRIS. Secy. 4 GKE OFFICERS KPj ARE TOLLED TNYMItS iTORY BY HAL COCHRAN PICTURES BYKNICK Uik. J. T. J!i idi;a and Mrs. iai ;i Kant v, ill chaperon, the party. Thete will be about twenty Iiw pcrrtons in the group. ; I "What tht? meaninK o( all! -- - this?" cried Scouty. W have gone j Officers of Kmith River GraiiRe ; a'8- Who (toes this big hand be- f w-re itmtallfd at a meeting on Sun- ,on that has grabbed our en- fv with Kev. ('. C. Unlet, inaater ; ne tiislilT We havent done a. ot the new Myrde granKe, aervinK j tnllK tat' wron. Why can t w-( a:i inMalllnK officer. The chief of- lravel r'Kht ioK? Although it j lictTB of the Smith Kiver grange I "" be utt a Jok H doesn't aeem ;iftr M. Andres, maatei ; 1 1ulte rlRht.- jAiiiet Smith, overater; Mrs. Tea- IIieD t-PI,y Ifoked around and naia. ijh. irtnii i rpp a nam s Mrs. -ou-a, I' tiurcr; Krnest Keepke, I Hit-ward: Dave Robert, treasurer; i Vary Wroe, awretary, and Mrs. L. Thomas Kay and dauehter. A. lilackwell. chaplain. The Smith head. A monstrous man ha a seised us and we're In an awful mess. What makes him laiiKh and shiver so? 11 is body's swinging to and fro. I'm sorry that we took this ride. We're done for now, 1 guess." The monstrous giant then cried, loud, "Ha. ha! I've caupht the Tiny MibA ISeriha, of Salem are guests River granKe, because of local con- l.i it- ui attorney o. I. t'oshow. niinons and transportation faclll- i tie-, hohls Us meettnRs on Sunday. Or. Saturday aftrnoon Mlys ' The Klver district is one t n..... i t of the brosneroua agricultural ny, you re liny as can oe. i uo; not envy you at all. Say, don't ouj wish that you were tall, and had big arms and shoulders, and a fat, strong fist like me?" 'Well, maybe so,' one Tiny said. t omunitfes of the holds forth great promise when ti austortation facilities are provid-t-d. There are about sixty-five families on the river, and the only means of travel Is hy boat, as there are no roads. The children -- l . , ... I A nd Irian Via nli.nl ahnnb hid U .... A ne. to 10 m-nooi oy uoai anu an larm i " s'i phrion. An-' Iirl,uce iH Ittkeo to market In ,tl- no- yu don ne 8llou; .... Aib.,n . iKiaiS. ufiiiR t iiwiii in rt-u nu-. iij , ..Ha Z.ier, .;ab.-l Van 'llure,,' J l-.lto these han.llcapa. thP , u can travel hero anil there, ami l.iilu Willis. Mary IliixikeB. Jo ' Smllh Hlver peoi.lo have one of "" " , , lli vus KranrK II.iu-mII t'l. a I the finest Hrhnoln In the ennntv lucky ou Uon t lia e . ti l lailiei a parly of alMiut thirty yuuni; la.lii-s at that noisy but en ji.yalne s;:mi': -'pit." . . . MUa . Mauili !tat uon.1lie prize of a box j of bon hoiiK. .Mis.s Ktilli was LH I wisli-,1 by her molher. Mm. J. W. : llaiiiilton anij her aunt. Miss Steila llalinllon. taicilH were Itose IMrrolt. liose Jon a. a, a liiiliK. Ait.lle and Cach councilman will bring along, we think we'll drop up to the ses- takinif into coiisitlenition his executive prerogative in hand- r n fnight. Borry yer wife's ga , . , ,, , , ,, -i i i toshes ai they'e liable to be two liitf out jnks. On the other hand, the eouncilnien, who are (ee, cf b0od on the f00r wnen ths not rlirectlv interested in the mavor's oreferences f i t m a i shootin' ends political .standpoint, appear ur.iiiovablo from their .stand lh:.t j the financial and service eh inent.s of his plan constitute false economy. The situation is one that threatens serious muni cipal controversy, something to he avoided if there is to be maintained that pull-together spirit essential to the city's welfare and progress. It is unfortunate of course that the mayor and the eouncilnien place different interpretations on the verdict of the citizens last November, but both have logi cal tvounds for their respective attitudes. However, for the sake of harmony in the future col i'.uct of municipal affairs ; in to mutter, "I hope the voters their differences should be adjusted as speedily as possible. It is the city and not its officials who will suffer most in the long run from strife wiihiii its administrative body, par ticularly if sucn strife goes on for an indefinite period. If the mayor ai;r! the eouncilnien ultimately find themselves unable to reconcile their differences; then it will be up to the citizens themselves to supplement their November ver dict with an explanation as to just what they desired in th way of cleat r economy when they made a change in the exe cutive head of the city's government. Lueile Kaorv Medina. Ma'ttie anil Certle llasl pack of cards t'night an' the '""' "nil Mia habat. Ullu, Helle whole thing might end up in .H'-riile annd Killlh Curry. lively game of poker with the city as the loser! As ye rd. alius did like these wild west nallopin' pitchers where peepul git shoj and throats are cut. Vir,ib. rly. V. he llatker, Lillian I IK Kranse hall, and Hianion. Acpie i'iti-hfnrtf, Katli- ' anil enterprising (trance oreaniza ryn Kulli-rtuii. Jt-annie ami Kale tion. The community each year almost float out on the air. You're lo lead a i thrivinsl clumsy life, like mine." I lliriVID Til.ie. lho .ro t.la.1 (ftl puts on one of the best local fairs , In the county. The chief Industry Is dairying. During recent months fhere has ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW ' POEM FOR THE DAY t)jr LOUIS ALBERT BANKS rK - 1 . fv. 2 f V K& U T. Orr. J hear him say that there was ' nauKht to fear. "I promise I won't! hurt you," said the Riant, with a Krin. "When everything is said j and done, we five will Htm ply have! some fun. Aud, If you will agree to that. I think we'd best begin." "Hurray!" cried Scouty. "Sure, were game. ivni"inof r uiuuk". w-' . nun rtin'ri mr you 11 be to blame If anything goes; READ THE STORY. THEN COLOR THE PICTURE wronR with u.s. This whole thing's, up to you." This made the giant' laugh once mo-e. In fact he broke j out In a roHr. And tht'n he said.! T U take care. In anything I the plant's "Oh do." (The Tinied eo house In the next story.) (Copyright, 1929, NEA Inr We'll bft tlie fellers who wrre defeated at the List election fer mayor and City Dads are snickenn' up their sleeves as they curl up be side their radior and hear the ten ors of the nation sing "Sonny Boy." All cf our constituents who stood so faithfully beside us durln' the long otrenious campaign in which we went down to ignominous defeat at the last election, dropped have got their bellies full of it by now." Well, we told ya so! LAFF. PERKINS SLZ "Cover up yer geraniums t'night or bring 'em along with ya to council meetin'." Tlie I'.osclmrir ClitinibtT cf Commerce, is off to a flying- shirt. The year 1!1!! .should hold wonderful things for lloscburtf and the I'niptiiia Valley. lint we must all remem ber 'that the of lifers of the ehambcr of eommerce ean not put ovt r hitf tliiiiKs without the ImrkiiiK of each citizen. Siiji porl tlie fhamlier this year. It will pay you a bis dividend in incrjased earnings, , . AS TJ1J WORLD WAGS " 1 CY G. C. R. r.- Do You Know Your Own County? Itift-rcNllHtt IiIIm of iifirtiiiitl"n -iitit''riiiiiu ' oriitln ft iihiik-n I tfi.nrtilil- liiudinurkn in llmiuliift I oiiiuj. TODAY: DRAIN l.y Mi Aillini.) it In till in tlu- r ifUH" Jil'llif I Smnrtirif n l!ir W'tuld i .uvrs a l.ncr; Science Mas Xv'ttrry; I'wililit Sjcrp Qui. CHAMl'loNS UK . .uSl.; Uli (I. Iiri.il KmIh II K : L iilltl Sl.'llrv.iill ' Jai ii ' bun. . i t tlhii l.iiui' h us iiimlnc as tlott. ii Hit ii.nl iiMin Htr 1'Uli' (ilf.il Hi. wt.c ilruHf llu-tt N;i)l.im ihut a Hdldit-r rights ui "ii hn ituiiid Si r,iiii;fi t-iu.iiKli Inch is ii'iMird liiijiiov m. de.-:iJ in i i I . 1. Il.tl l'.tr.lMI llll j Hill I" Hi lu-l.ny imh I-.; i. .. ... Twn.n.i.T si.i:i:i' t,;iK ,i I' lt'lK lii lt-.HiKiialhn ol tit, i lirdii lllli' If.K us 'I Ills Hil.--t ;itl' r.tM' in ,c Mft'o slMMitd had in iii"lf lllitll Ifrtl-.IuUlctls (if Mn- .VilH'l t- iuU in nf a n,' ui-l :r ituliH' in -ipMf.-M i-d iti lilt- at.initiit r i hi; ii tiiji t lt..i)- ,(iti i;i,- Kin. ill lll.l l.itl Wl.U IMJitllll ill' tlitl i!it h .--iilit il in Mi.- in .,, ,.1 ;ui lv t II ".il l.illl.llf. It I: tn;i l-l'lll K'll lil.H 1 1 i H E ll;t'U.h'!ll lt tltlC 1 u 1 1 r ii.-tltu'it'ii-, lutiH-. ii t ( I - lllUHUltMf.lU illf. MMlK t LMlf . MK A IN Tliis jtl;n-.' was iKitiifil I'm- h.-.i If.s I (ruin, a 1 iciu-t'i h ith-i in tin' In.-iiliiy. 'Mlf dntiatinll of the Infill cl.itltl on w liich Hm ln' ii of lHaln Ih IncHh'd v;is t;ikt-u up hy Warr.-n ;o:hll. H- mild It lo Jrsrff Api'lt-uatc. ami hiniic ilint- uhmii ls."n Jf-.sM AiM'h caif ttnld ilif pi-tipiTiy lo (liiiilt-s I train Mr liain vsu (.inv h im i:il-r nf i h li iri.la lint- and his son. .1. 1 train, was al-n hi tin ! msiaiiiM ami was a Ppt-akt-r of tin linu -i-. IH'DSON MtU NI'AIN Dud on Mountain is an important it:ik t-asl oi Diilard. with all -lr atioii of aliout :i-l"t f't. It ua.s naliiftl for amiK'l Ihnl son. a piou-or siorkman who .-.-ttitil n.ailiy. Hif land was In I'1'.'' siill ow ti 'I l his sou. S:i nno l I i.itisotl. .1 1 THE PEN OUTWITS THE SWORD With Boli via and Paraguay about to &ign a protocol in boundary conciliation- proceedings, and Brazil and Bolivia al ready have signed a treaty on boundaries and rail communi cations, can there be any question that the pen makes a better implement for drawing boundaries than the sword?" The Monitor. Ah, yes, the pen outwits the sword And stops them ere they waste their hoard I 'Twas well they ta!!:-d ere they'd begun To settle boundaries v.!'S the gun; The gun's a senseless, uswlss thing Can only grief and trouble bring. 'Tis good to cool our foolish hate Before we shoot when 'tis too late. Too long we've let the cannon rule lircn guided by that old bronze fool! His only forte's to wound and, kill And wide exploit the devil's will. "I in time we gave out heads a chance To help along the world's advance; 'Tis time we tapped this great resource Too long we've trusted brutal force. Hurrah for old Bolivia gay! Throe rousing cheers for Paraguay! Three cheers for Hoover's friendship trip W hich gives to peace a stronger grip! 1 here's nothing like these friendly calls To tear away suspicion's walls, I o see each other s smiling face. And each behold his brother's grace. Through aeroplanes and radio W e'll soon each other better know, Kxchange our goods across the line Until our friendly arms entwine; We'll drink their coffee, eat their fruits They'll wear with pride our cotton suits. Thus each will help the other win And we shall feel we're close akin. Service, The Benson P. T. A. will mpMt Monday evening at 7:30. ; Program. ! SIDE GLANCES By George Clark been considerable Interest in a project to construct a road up Smith river. ,and a start has been made in a small way. The con struction work will be difficult and the expenHive. but it is felt that residents of that secrion are en- j titled to a road, not only because' of the importance of the conimun-i it y. but also because they havet i been payinn road tax for many years and have received nothing i in their own district. TO BE PURCHASED LOCI Twenty-FiveYears Ago I li.lM-l JAM OUR AMERICAN BIRDS Popular Home Lessons in Nature t History , THE BIRD OF THE WEEK (BY LOUIS ALBERT BANKS) (Cut out this block each week And you w ill soon have an interesting bird book of your own.) I Representatives of outside' w holi-sale firms handling office, 'janitor and printing supplies are ! finding rather hard sledding at the; court house since the advent of j i the new administration. I County Judge Walter Hamilton j j has personally taken over all buy-; I Ing of supplies and is issuing all i requisitions, no i iiiii no purrnasvs are made except through him. lie stales that he is inaugurating a strict policy of buying from local business houses wherever the sup- piles can be procured here. The business from the court I house in of considerable import anre to county merchants and) Judue Hamilton states that wher- j ever the prices are at all equal the county merchants will be favored. It is his plan to distribute the business as much as possible thrnuchoitt the county. Ci by no srtwy-r. tnc heg u 3 Put prr. "He tayi his friend's as flood looking as you can expect to set on a blind date." BOY DROWNS IN POND SALKM. Ore.. Jan. 21.-Forrest Iale Ditccer, ohlefl uon cf Mr. an ! ! Mrs. c.len Dugi;er. was drowned in the Valsetx mill pond while play ing In a boat Saturday. The bod'y hs rcrm erc'l OUT OUR WAY By Williams .'im i tut i i it. nu Is lit lit'.' ih.- It'Ult'.t Im it THE NUTCRACKER What lie H Luke lumiiuk ' bv tii- Lew is and Clai ke pioneer e !;n i!;! imi 1 Oivtim, is not mil a i Im.hiumiI but an t'Vi-eediimlv iitUi- The Nutcracker In Camp ' Kan. karr: the hharp nutcrack- l.miu n as the I ei V 1 1 y '. tilM ilC'eU 1' He sets it all he's never sh. rie ees ill nurses, men a;id ;mip; He iilt-s Plio uehome tricky n ami'! .;:iken fmn.U with luu.-cs. tastes , 11,. I.. iMIIili ! Il i -it i ii si hint. They re iiiu ,11. il luinlsoni'-lv i I ( v :unl hite. The) I.t .n bird.i, pi t iili;ii'ly r!'r r in lctii.tl hnbit.tt s -u'li. th'i-.u '. they i lu e in he marked a; e in ill. Kill- llieir oats Kes nu n. and thv j n;its. and wati lies His e es aie nut for eetv treat - western ni . u,. jj m.v,.r a rialKe IO ,.aI lioni Alaska nv breed as He ha ;iti open eve fiii triends. lu. t 4 i.n 1 1 ' at as tii" IU:o k liilH in a lMk.)!.i. ami in tlie r.i.u.n . ill Wrsteitl Nebl.tSK.l Hill !eiro. In the wt-jt ihey (ol ine iiumnl.tiii" to soii:hein Mitlrt .i;.it are poi.iet I nit a s'ii .ifii. It:, , , , I.Ot I he . il. i. Ulle lll.lJ'H k Iidi.i aiio;. i li.'inue.u m.H i i . n in i.; i. 11 not h.i- 1 1 A V 't'l'l.I Hi-: Miiili ; . l;ilUle, It berths, llhttl ail Jlit-'..!'.' t ltti l uullld be it Iliitl- -I fol I lo it.Me; tiiilie w lllllter uuili i in llrltllliK it srteil mid tell j.-t w ilut e u ill be (ike a i on; ot thou:..llhl or H inupie of llliij I ii:i.i:n MIS TH I, II ..! Imn.-s Iiou pl.-ie.t !! iiil Ii- li.'ii tins No. iln 1 I- nil i t i' MhI .liisitt e tie us i t, . Il r l.t.. SUMtptUit be liioi. it (Mill lo, now b would hellet liiR told what u .e i iiai ii..uiv yearn v lit;." ,er iln :. .1 ! : ..!!. men! ! ii'-tl In li en III. u. !i" !;' !',u oui'. t'o vi . , I "t ii.t-r I i 11.,. ' i (,l 1 ,i toiniH row t.ir i i He Wll.MO they Wl'l i';e S.tlli.' p llil'h iion i.;!i !:t itn.l 1 1 ; u: it "'ln ..i;i !.i.S:'.M. l-.Tll IT IA-N' , Met rood tKiiii mi" do tors and gets It. he be. otn.-i , T The nnihil is very III critically b well aMe t I'l Snldlei like, l'.o e er. he relet t.!f. ( tn.K1 hirt ,'livl ';inp to t. e tn!t i-.'-nt el do put ;' I n im :n ;-nM'..n. Uo. a. Missouri, and ', r:..tles,t( Tney like t o- itet o:!-. (or-' elA itMi ,tti' fond or" tlie ree.ts In pin'. ones and feed theti yoii'm on j ; i n.w M vils. though in funiinei . ) t h. i at K-ass!i'M'l"'I''i and beetle?; 1 ui'.,i h.'iiie.-.. They hnH KUthft'i ' a: -ur mountain liaveleis ai lher s cam;'!. They haw the real wt-teim , spirit, ilo not need an introduction ; and would jit-i as wn nie.il from 1 a si Mincer as an old finiui l. ponei led ar.ia.iii; hto: n- afiout ' , l uein I'hey at,' said to haw a il til.1 , 1 i ;ntiiii and n ukeiy o( the tiow, (he JaWMld. Slid the lliHKpie tone tined, and that Woll'd tevtaiuly lei iioiideit'il hiid Camper .-ay I Hut watch him- he has Hellish ends. I The cook but turns to Ret a can. i lie tli.ths the meat nnht ojt the ; pan. 'Cook piii the bread dunu on a plate . Il disappears as sine as fate. on hear the Happing of his injis ! Hut necr iind the, fading thiitKs. N F. R J? A S OhNTIST G.is Wn,n Dss.r.d Pyorrhea Treated H.' aUaj. rh.'.Mful. blilh'ly cav Me liki's to vairh ou uork or! liy. !V tu-ful uhorc t,u put our coat Or .ui vlll los' onr iiie or nolp. ! I,r viiu lidil ho you tie the pacK Or h. will niir.'ly take a sn.uk. H thinUa vliai's hi? It. alt hi on. AnU ui lo our&. he 11 take a Uaa. J Ah. Mitiy. livi-li. i-aiiry thine' - The ke.iKt creature on the ' wiiu Von av no con! ience. ko.-p no I.. . I'.in -ii , ,.i, ...i l.o .1 I i'h ntin'.t' 1 . Ml .uai to of I'll; I t Ii i-ii ty .-.'..t fioiu the Kro.ui.t, usually wi.iie tlie I Miil on tn tai.y mnliK. I h.-v hae fiem tli;.'e lo II Liu. .-it .,, eji. ..J liiue i.,e ImumI, mv!-rif lu I.t.-i. - If I could choose but one briKhi i btid J I'll proniptly ojak f-r ytu th ... ul li. KJOW MERE, ' 1 SCO KMOM VEKV, FUMnI MA, V.ME.u VOU CAmT j HOMES.T VOO At. DO rlOMEVMORK' CU-A p LVE.t? PRCPERVH IM THAT A)mT- ,m KRfc Ef7 V I LA -V Fb&lTTOM. eEATlM' SOU Tt-IIMVV I ", . j- j A4T DOim' MOTvA'M'. V .1 ! V I I BlCr TUlMWiM MEN A--Ot. Po"fe' rr'A',;.' II -ther FEtr up cm OET-i M v' III 'l'J'A t"- Tr-" MORE COMFTOBSLtl I AT -' VOu ARE BTR woov? ill $(J$b Jt W4 MOrHEFfS CET 5rRAV.