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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 13. 1929,
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HARRIS KLI.SWORTII..
..Kdltor
BRINGING UP FATHER
By Go. McManus
Entered us wont cIush nrntrpr May 17, l'JIM, at file post office al
Rosobui'K, Oregon, uniler Act of M.trch 2, 1S7'J.
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ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, DEC. 13, 1929.
WHAT TIIK COI'NTUY WANTS
F
OI;fi out of every five iicu'simpcrs in tliu United States
are opposed to the llawloy-Smoot tariff bill as passed y
the house and stalled in the senate thr.nit.rh the opposition
of the independent bloc of senators. This is disclosed by the
results of a questionnaire sent to all newspapers by Repre
sentative Louis Ludlow of Indiana, lie received replies
from I-'IU newspapers, representing every state. Of these
:!.r8 expressed opposition to tin; pending bill while but 71
approved it. Here is a quite sufficient reply to the old jfiuird
spokesmen who have been hurlinjf anathema upon the op
posing senate bloc, for its course!. The opposing bloc has
been aetinn in accordance with the country's wishes. The
old guard has been opposing those; wishes.
The most positive ground tal;cn by the editors for their
opposition to the Hawley-Smoot bill is its failure to conform
to the recommendations of President Hoover which would
have confined its revision to schedules calculated to help
agriculture, with limited revision in favor of needy indus
tries. There is specific objection to the proposal for a high
er sugar duty coming from editors in all stales except the
four .sugar producing states, Colorado, Utah, Montana and
' Louisiana.
Opinion on the flexible provision of the tariff is closely
divided among the editors who discussed it but these num
ber only 125 among tin; l:!2 wiio expressed view:; concerning
the .bill us a whole, or the 12.r, a total of (':? favored the
.sliding scale principle while (V.i were for changes by the tar
iff commission and the President. This narrow division
adds to the indications already apparent that the flexible
provision is likely to become a center of controversy in the
present session of congress.
Newspapers reflect public opinion correctly. The re
. suits of the canvass aiv.or.g the newspapers of the whole
country by Representative Ludlow therefore indicate (piile
clearly what the country wants in tariff legislation. It wants
revision confined within the limitations laid down by Presi
dent Hoover in his two messages.
A story in this newspaper yesterday told that John
Kwell, Douglas county's great booster and sportsman, shot
n buck deer out of season. Jt was a shock for those who know
John, to read those lines. The story hail a happy ending,
however, because the shooting was merciful and had the
complete sanction of the game warden.
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HERE, MT LIFE "o V
ONJE M'.'bERT AFTER j j S-l
Attractions
AT THE MOVIES
AXTLEI1S Today and Saturday
"Cocoanuta," the lour Marx Broth
ers. LIBERTY Today and Saturday.
"Hie Hying Fool," with William
I.oyd.
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FUNERAL SERVICES FOR
LATE MRS. J. B. SLOAN
The funeral service for Mrs. J.
H. Kloan, who died at Portland, i
Wednesday, was hela at St. Jo
seph's church this morning at ;
10:00 o'clock. The church was fill
ed with sorrowing friends. The'
f'oral pieces were many and beau-;
tiful. Father Hheehan conducted
e services. Interment followed
at the Catholic cemetery. M. E. :
Hitter was in charge of the funeral
arrangements. j
PENNEY CO. DENIES PLAN j
FOR MERGER DISCUSSED
Denial is made by K. C. Sams,
president of the J. C. Penney com
pany, through their local store
manager, that the company had
discussed the basis of a merger
with .Montgomery Ward and com
pany. A committee of ieir exe
cutives has been studying the pos
sibilities and advantages of such
an undertaking. Mr. Sams stated.
Until this survey is completed no
negotiations will be made.
Brings Turkeys to Town Will
I Price, of Glide, brought turkeys to
I 1 1 I hi llljr J CBICI Uct 1UI 111(11 ati.
EDITORIALS ON
THE DAY'S NEWS
(Continued from page 1)
Ht'tnilor from Pennsylvania, who is
openly and rynic;i)ly ronli'inplu
o'JH of the entire nrlcuK oral West
and of all Its aspirations and who
believes that Die tariff is a parti
cular and special blessing to he re
served for tin hnl UK rial Heel of
the manufacturing northeast.
Point out to him that the sons of
wild Jackasses have hack of them
a lot of simple people out. home
who believe thai if the'tarilT sauce
is ku good for the Industrial goose
It must he good for the agricultural
gander also, and who are deter
mined to have some of it.
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If you fr.ilal to jjo to the Uirui
-go tomorrow.
.show in Oakland today
Nl, while, you are nl it, ilon'l
look the I'.snlillioti ;ifopled
by the American Kami Iluieau Fed
erat Ion urging "e:irly completion
of (ho Missouri, Mississippi and
Ohio waterway millets lo (he (lull
of Mexico."
Hack in the Mississippi valley,
they are awake (o the trentendour
advant;ii;es to come from modern
liver navigation. We or Western
Ore ;oii must no) be asleep to these
same advantages.
llomemlier to vote for thu bonds Monday.
POEM FOR THE DAY
liy LOUIS ALBERT BANKS
MOUNTAIN MANHOOD
"liiti.ii'V.tl.ly ioMi-ll and ri!i-'d is hl.ihn's hklioM inmiiiliiin. lis
inir M inil. priniini Kranili'iir alum' v.ihl iiimiiiy liHui'i-ti llii 1 tin l.osl
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wcrlt lo ifaill lli:il IliM sliilf, lullowiii;: I In t';nil,l- l)i
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r.n liiili'.s 1 1 tun i lie I .inn ".I Cnii.is nl llin M,.i,n, .Mi'. Ilnnih. iinliki. ila
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I '.in l;l.ii-l.' sluims llml plow tin- .ski.-a,
( an pin, - ml., ihr auit- hliic
And iiri'.vllic tin- .in lli.il's fn-.li unci nrw;
Hul liniiili ni.'iii if ttiwi-rin- wils
I his ltill lliplli',litin Ills;
1 lr l ives lim lutmiilaili alliliulrs
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Maybe I'm Wrong
lly J. P. MIOIIHUUY
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Wyoinii-:. M,,',o wr.,- -
I an ll iik mnl .mi n.t'iii' so well ,ii, plies:
Mount .,,,. , 1 M,,u, l!,,,',,li. I,,,,.
Air ':i. mil nnil In inlilnl ., m.-w;
Like llir-r i- r.n i i.-n n.inies ,,-y lie.ir.
No slontis .lie iii-n-e eiion. 1, to se.ne;
They rise so t'.tr ahoe the plain.
No i:i-.iltl..e , t i ..-it ke ti.ei: ;!o;v .:.un.
1 liese men (!.l h lunr I i 111. n ;!...tes,
iul c.u Ii has noli,- nioiiiit.iin ii.ni,;
they've llllillierl I J .;-.- I io.k! ,, (anie. ;
I'.at h c.ilnetl the lameU 'i H n:, n
'1 hon::h o0tiiry chii.-ieil (,,,, r,u . i.r
I h')i knew .lie othei one alnothet;
'rini- iii j. .'ir . "I.ilaol "t,nv
Lach fur Ins country s t;aud would 't.incl.
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Some men are so tight that if
they owned a whole rock quarry
they'd still try to kill two birds
with one stone.
PITIFUL CASES
The nbscnt-mi ided paying teller
who started s.iwing the bars in
front of his cage.
SOCIAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Walking backwards to keep your
trousers from Letting baggy at the
knees.
YOU'RE RIGHT
Brain storms should be reported
to the weather bureau.
TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT
The average man who goes to n
mind render is only trying to de
ceive his friends.
EXCUSE IT PLEASE
A:iy henpecked hurih.ind will tell
you th.it no woman is too bcautitul
for words.
WONDERS OF NATURE
Many a mathematicians' daugh
ter h.is problems of her own.
NULL AND VOID j
The vegetarian who uses b!ank 1
cartridges when he goen Inintinrj.j
MUSICAL MARTYRS
Nero fiddled while Rome b.trncd. j
but it was too hot to take any cn j
coi'es. i
OUR OWN VAUDEVILLE i
Patient: Why have you added 50;
per cent to my bit) ? j
Dentist That's the surcharge on
the uppers and lowers. i
((ip)iiuhi. I !i'". Kin; I'Vatuivs i
Svndiia'e, Inc. j
II. G. FIELDS, WAR
VETERAN, PASSES
ESTHER RICHTERSON TO
BE BURIED SATURDAY P. M.
Funeral services for the late
Miss Ksiher liitcherson will he held
at. the Jones church at Myrtle
, Creek. Saturday afternoon at 2:00
1 o'clock. Evangelist Hutching will
I conduct the servieeH. Interment
i will take place in the Myrtle ('reek
einelery. M. E. Ritter lias charge
if the service's.
CLIMBING TRACTORS, $1.59
The' toy tractor that really climbs.
Strongly built with aluminum body,
rubber tread and extra heavy
spring. You can get them now at
Carr'a. Adv.
Christmas gift goods Highway
Pharmacy, Oakland. Adv.
i5at barDecue sand wlches and
live forever. Brand's Roaa Stand
Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 189-L
Say
StlTA-MTTVar'S
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to "Pretty 00001 Reception
At Kewt
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KMdtt. tM. died laul ;
ic ii shni t illness ;it t he !
ms' Inline liospil ill. 1 !e v :l; ;
in IIHiinfs and came to t he
. fioni ('ollimi' drove, Oetohei'
V! He hii e.- tMie hi other. :
;nd richls, (f Illinois. Mr.
; a Spanish iir veteran.:
.1 p!iate in couiprmy A. S'h Call
tit in i infimtry The reniaiiu will
) he taken to Cottnui t'.ruve for in '
, tet iiieiw. Kuneral arrancenieiits
faie in charge o( M. K. Hitter.
Sarunii. Miles Kemedies, N. K- !
; lliuhuav l'hai niacv, (taklaud.
rv"v-: o i
i Eat barbecue nau'1'irhe: itnJ
(ire toaever. Brand's Koau oUud.
using the new
SCKEE-OIlII
TUBES '
Has True Tone
Super Power
Ideal Selectivity
Atwater Kent Dependability
All for I ho new,
amazingly low price of
No. 55
R. L. Cabinet
$141.50
less tubes
The perfect family gift
Come today select in comfort!
ANEW RADIO this Christmas
that's fine. But a Screen
Grid Atwater Kent that's great!
What pleasure, listening to a radio
that is clear toned, that has super
power to get you programs from
everywhere, super-selectivity to
tune out unwanted stations !
Atwater Kent dependability en
sures long life and constantly fine
This is just one of many cabinet models
on display here. See them and select!
reception, to make this year's gift
last a lifetime! What a buy now,
before Christmas at this new low
price with a real saving of $27 (
Convenient terms, of course.
Judd's Furniture Store
321 N. Jackson St.
O
Roseburg
Phone 26
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Saturday and Monday
December 14 and 16
2V2 lbs.
Powdered Sugar 20c
LIGHT, MEDIUM, DARK
3 LBS.
Brown Sugar 19c
MACARONI
SPAGHETTI
NOODLES
Golden
Age
Double
Package JL-I,J
CRACKERS
JUST FROM THE OVENS
3-pound QQ,-.
box JL
LARD ;ri3,LMd 74c fe
PEACHES larcre halves, can
26c
PEAS
large halves, can
"Erly June,"
3 cans
m
8
BEANS
Strtingless,
can
14c
SHRIMP
"Lady Gay," (Jr
2 cans Li
COFFEE
"Schillings," AQf
1 pound can lU
PIMENTOS "Sredary" 9c
FOR YOUR HOLIDAY SALAD
5-POUND CHRISTMAS BOX
CHOCOLATES $1.49
CREAMED
POUND
ANIMAL COOKIES 35c
JUST THE THING FOR THE CHILDREN'S
CHRISTMAS
MIXED NUTS round 25c
MIXED CANDY lb. 15c
FINE CHRISTMAS CANDY
"IMPERIALS" BOX
CANDIED PRUNES $1
DOUGLAS COUNTY PRODUCT A FINE
CHRISTMAS PRESENT
BEAUTIFUL ENAMELED
BREAD BOX $1.89
FILLED WITH 5 POUNDS CRISP CRACKERS
LETTUCE 2 he 12c
CRISP SOLID HEADS
CELERY 8SM 9c
POTATOES 8 lbs. 23c
Klamath Falls Netted Gems, 16 lbs. 43 C
LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED
Orders of $5.00 and over delivered free, sugar
excepted. A small charge on smaller orders.
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TURKEY SHOOT! 1
AT
Myrtle Creek Rifle Range
December 15, 1929
1Q A. M. $!,
BOTH TARGET AND TRAP SHOOTING
!
Turkeys, Ducks, Geese, Chickens
Come and Get Your Christmas Bird
SHOT SHELLS IN STOCK '
G. M. DYER AND A. V. ADY, Mgrs. 4