ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, MONDAY, APRIL 13. 1931.
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CLASSIFIED ADQl
The Market Place of Douglas County wmJ I
Automobiles CLETRAC TR ACTORS Sales and REGISTERED White Collie pUp-
service. Used Fordeon tractors at . pies for sale. Pred Fisher. Fhoue
FOR SALE Two wheel trailer. low Prices. Leake & Gurnee, 332 26F3.
Ciieap. 327 W. Douglas. N. Jackson St. ' - .
1-TON CHEVROLET truck, A-l SEED POTATOES Burbank, Ear- HEREFORD BUIS for sale, of
condition, good tires, license, ''est of All, Early Rose, Netted best breeding. Lyla E. Marsters,
ready for work, only 85. See L. Gem. tine seed. Reasonable RoaebUrg, Ore.
R. Chambers at once Tor this prices. Leake & (Jul nee. '
rare bargain. Phone 649. CREAM SEPARATORS - 600-lb. FOR SALE-2 cos just fresh, one
FOR SALE OR TR A DE Good machine. $74.50. Used McCor- Wften
Hudson brougham, good rubber, mick-Deerlng at a bargain. Leake 1 " r " -"
wouderful condition, privately Gurnee, 332 K JackBon St.
owned, for team, cows or farm ' ,vvn ,.,vl,MU,.;,.,1,a ' "OR SALE OR TRADE Fresh or
Implements. E. F. Clark, Mel- i?KM i,T . yearling milch goats. Reason
rose Plows discs, cultivators. Bar- aoie. L. G. Butt, Riddle, Ore.
gains In used Implements. Plow .
i'SEU CARS shares and repairs. Leake & Gur- FOR SALE Good Jersey cows just
' Essex 6 coach $100 nee- freshened, also some to freshen
" ' "B, SPRAY MATERIALS - Summ-.r g 6"rl' W"bUr'
' ii wat w,i.iin,..,il,i,tlrt,vvKi.1,ni".w.
S " ni phur- AenatB of lead. Sherwin FOR SALE 70 head sheep and
kw,i ex Williams materials. Low prices. lambs. Walter J. Hager, Cres-
HsSiTWZZIZZ 100 Leake & Gurnee. well. Ore.. Rt. 1, Box 299. Lane
Hudson sedan 250 REPAIRING We are equipped to
and others. do repairing and overhauling on FOR SALE Thoroughbred Jersey
Roy Catching Motor Co. tractors, spray outfits, gas en- bull, two years old. Good two-
Rear Hotel Umpqua gineB. pumps, washing machines, year-old heifer, fresh 6 weeks.
. etc. Leake & Gurnee. Cheap. Few tiers dry laurel. Roy
bmployment I, Buell, Lookingglass.
, f 1 , REASONABLE and safe fire and , !
MALIC HELP Steady, reliable automobile Insurance for farm- port SALE Good pack mule,
man needed immediately to ers. Farmer's Mutual Fire Relief young and gentle, work double or
handle our business in Roseburg. Association. Farmer's Auto Inter- single good saddler. Call or write
Responsible position. Perma- Insurance exchange. I. M. Tut- John McGllvrey, Soldiers Home
nent. Experience unnecessary. hill, Oakland. hospital.
Honesty, ambition essential. ' ' ' ,
Must have car. Work starts at BROCCOLI SELD-me to plant , ji
once. Syncro Motors Co., Battle nw. Have still some genuine for Sale, Miscellaneous
Creek Mich St. Valentine at $5 per pound, ; ' " ' 1
' ... wnile the Bupply lasts. Can also qS" RANGES 2 ranges at a bar-
Farm,M.8cellaneOUS rZEft JZ gain. Leake & Gurnee.
G S ENGINES New Fairbanks- vember. Fred Schmidt, Coob TACKLE that catches fish Get it
'.Morse self oiling engines, $63. Junction. at Powell's Hardware and Furni-
v Leake Gurnee. Fuel " ture store'
Bermuda onion plants- - washing machines - High
'Onion sets cabbage and lettuce CRY wood from shed. Ash block, quality machine at a bargain,
plants. Leake & Gurnee. 2-50: stove. $2.75. Oak block. Leake & Gurnee.
$2.75; stove, $3.25. Slab block, r , .
HOES, RAKES, SHOVELS Gar- $2.00; stove, $2.50. Phone 563-Y. EDISON phonograph FREh. Buy
den tools of all kinds. Low 30 worth of records and we give
prices. Leake & Gurnee. i . , n yOU a 295 Edis0n- " 8 MUSlC
- Livestock Poultry store.
HAND SPRAYERS AND DUST- .-..n .. , 7-
EltS Large stock. Low prices. A COW for sale or trade. P. M. KITCHLN CABINET $10. Used
Leake & Gurnee. Franco, general delivery, city. chairs, ,5c. Bed, $2 50. Springs,
$2.50. Mattress, $5.95. Chest ol
SEEDS, SEEDS. SEEDS Garden FOR SALE Buff Orpington eggs. drawers, $6. Powell Furniture
seeds of all kinds. Lawn and Address Rt. 2, Box 62-B, Rose- store.
Arass seeds. Leake & Gurnee. burg LUMBER FOR SALB-I have a
PLANET JR. GARDEN TRAC- W. L. HATCHING egga. Kockell few thousand feet 3x12 fir plank
TORS Just the machine for gar- yearlings mated to Brownell 14, 16 and 18 feet long to sell at
deners. Planet Jr. cultivators and double pedigreed cockerels. Hens $S.OO per thousand feet. L. R.
seeders of all kinds. Leake & culled to 4 lbs. Geo. Marsters, Meredith, Dillard, Oregon. Phone
Gurnee. Rt. 2. 22F21.
ROSEBURG
The merchants nnd Professional peopie lifted on this pace are known as Roseburs's most n-h.'.blo btiol
npss men Hntl woinon. Hero you will find the ftrma listed, who will serve you economically and promptly.
They ure all flkillwl in their respective lines. Call them toduy. JMeuse mention that you buw their ad
In The Xewa-Heview.
Attorneys
EOKGE JONES Suite 6 and
Douglas Bank llldg. Phone 424.
Ambulance Service
rOR AMBULANCB SERVICE cl)
112, Roseburg. In emergency
cases the public may call without
financial obligation. Douglas Fu
neral Home.
Automobiles
USED CARS, LOW PRICES. J. O.
Newlaud & Son. 114 S. Stephens.
Auto Parti
KEW PARTS for cars, trucks, trac
tors. 125 Cass. Phone 228.
Auto Repairing
' i.ENERAL AUTO repairing; well
equipped shop; all work guaran
teed, reasonable prices. Alba
Spaugh's Garage.
INTRODUCTORY offer, 40 reduc
tion on auto repairing to April
8. Motor Shop Garage.
KUTO REPAIRING, Goodrich Sil
vertown tires, repairing, vulcaniz
ing. Harrison's Garage.
Auto Painting
SHABBY CARS made to look like
naw. Painting, waxing, polishing,
steam cleaning. Reasonable
prices, genuine Duco. Murphy's
1 Auto Paint Shop, near S. P. depot.
Batteries
ALTO electric service. Batteries.
Taylor's, Oak and ltose. Tel. 67.
Bakeries
HOME MADE BREAD BEST. Free
delivery. Phone 133. Ideal Bakery.
HIEGON BAKERY, phone 211, fin
est bread, pastries, 231 Jackson.
IF EVERYTHING else fails, try
Model Bakery Bread. Phone 35-R.
Barber Shop
HAIR CUT, 25c. Quick service.
Baths. C. R. Jensen, Depot Shop.
TOM WKATHKRFORII. Bhop 129
Sh' i idan. iiapp bldg.. Haircut 25c.
Beauty Specialists
WMK. EX MA PITCH FORD Cos
metician. Phone 658-J for appoint
ment. 5U0 N. Jackson.
Cafeterias
U( ISEIHRG CAFETERIA Gives
you first class service. 124 Cass.
Candies. Lunches
THE ROSE, Best
fountain service.
lunch, candles,
4ew low prices.
Carpenters
AKNM.Ii E. jrilGKNS liuililiua
i i-niodt-Iiuii. repairing. 1'ny ol
couuacl. rhoue 107 U.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Chiropractors
COMPLETE HEALTH service. Dr.
Catherine McNeil, 327 Cass. Tel.
491.
Chiropractors
DR. R. L. DUNN Electro-Therapy,
Douglas Hotel. Phone 590-R.
Cleaning, Pressing
ROSEBURG CLEANERS Better
service. 230 W. Oak. Phone 472.
Electricians
ROSEBURG ELECTRIC Wring
service, materials and apliances.
ELECTRICAL SERVICE. Call me
up. J. S. McDonald. Phone 665.
FARM BUREAU EXCHANGE
Anything electrical. L. C. Ander
son, licensed electrician.
Locksmiths
KBYS FITTED TO ANY LOCK.
Repairing . 635 N. Jackson.
Monuments
OREGON GRANITE CO. For me
morials, call 602 N. Jackson, phone
675. Latest designs, reduced prices
Painting, Paper Hanging
WALL PAPER, painting, Interior
decorating. Hill's paint and wall
paper store. Phone 126. 310 N.
Jackson.
Plants, Florists
200 EASTER lilies to pick from
great stock. Sue windows. The
Fern. Tel. 210.
Plumbing, Heating
PLUMBING, repairing, etcSerman
Althaus, 312 W. Cass. Phone 256.
ROSEBURG PLUMBING & HEAT
ING CO. Ph. 151, 324 N. Jackson.
I PLI MIllNi:
AND HEATING. Wni
3uk. Piioue 4'i.
rtcoll. v-.
foultry and E$gs
CASH PAID for eggs, poultry. Buy
feeds here. Roseburg Poultry
Mkt. Phono 2'9. 601 N. Jackson.
Poultry and Produce
A GOOD HOME MARKET for your
poultry, egg. veal. Valley Poultry
and Produce Co. rnone t4i.
Real Estate Dealers
LET US SELL your property. Hel
liig & Johnson, 1.19 Sheridan.
Sandwich, Coffee Shops
WOODLEY'S SANDWICH SHOP
Lunch, best coffee. I. O. O. F. Bid
Spices and Extracts
ATKINS I'KUIJI CTS, 1. M. Ash
craft, 120 W. Laue Tel. 177.
Second Hand Goods
WE BUY AND SELL ANYTHING.
See our bargains. Roseburg Sal
vage Co. Cass aud Pine Sts.
Signs
ROY ht'FHAM. Phone 355-R. Com
mercial, Outdoor and Neon Signs.
Shoe Repairing
SHOES
WAIT.
FIXED
PerriuB,
WHILE YOU
111 W. Cass St.
Sewing Machines
SINGERS for sgle. Needles, parts,
oils. Cinderella Shop. 105 Cass.
Tailors Cleaners
ANDY VELINE Tailor. Cleaning,
pressing. 335 N. Jackson St.
Taxi Service
21 PHONE FOR QUICK service,
nite or day. Maccahee Bldg.
PHONE TAXI 6 for best service.
Night or day.
Tire Shops
TAKE advantage of abnormal rub
ber prices. Buy four Lee quality
tires at a low price. Carter's Tire
Shop.
Tool Grinding, Filing
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED,
saw filing, keys made, bicycle re
pairing, general grinding. Jarvis,
222 Oak.
Truck Freight Lines
UMPQUA VALLEY FREIGHT
LINE Storage. Phone 160. Main
and Washington.
Upholstering
MATTRESSES MADE
new, 407 W. Cass.
Wrecking Houses
DON'T FORGET, Call 553 when In
need of auto parts. Uarff's Auto
Wrecking House.
TILLIE THE TOILER
J THE OFFICE MOVU . 7( 7" r SD M10, DIXIE . ihe 'PHONE, SaV'maC'S I I SORS SHE -
A you CM-l HIM op. MOST COME TO WF I CAW'T MAKT MAC- I'll - -V NWC S -tvumics. -
himi My fery -tomorrow J -thic dme nvimcEJ "1S L2AC '
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Miscellaneous
832 N. Jackson St. Tractors,
seeds, farm implements. Leake
& Uurnee.
Electric wiring ami repairing.
Motor overhauling and rewind
ing.
Financial
FAIREST LOAN we have
ever known. W hat the federal
farm loan has done for the farm
er, our long term easy payment
mortgage does for the home own
er. The total cost cf one of our
loans is lower than any like or
ganization doing business in the
state. e invite comparison.
Umpqua Savings and Loan As
sociation, Douglas Abstract build
ing. Lost and Found
'OUND near depot teacher's
Bible. Call 693. Oren LewiB in
scribed on cover.
Rentals
"OR RENT Furnished healed
apartments. 420 N. Jackson St.
10DKKX five-room furnished cot
tage for rent. Inquire 544 So.
Pine.
WANTED TO KENT Farm neat
Itoseburg. (jive description. Box
t3, care News-Review.
'"OK KENT 4-room furnished
house on 461 Pitzer St. See L. It.
Chambers. Phone f)49.
'OR RENT 6-room modern house,
Gu rage. 201 Haynes street. $22. 50
per mo. G. V. Young & Sou.
rhoue 117.
'OR KENT Modern 5-room fur
nished Kpartments. inquire Rose
burg Cafeteria or phone 505-R
evenings.
Real Estate
WANTED Small place in country,
must be cheap. Give smallest
cash price in lirst letter. P. U.
Box 542, Roseburg.
FOR SALE House on level paved
street. 4 rooms, bath, dining al
cove. Garage. Price $1600, terms.
Inquire 6:13 Mill St.
FOR RENT 2 dairy ranches; one
sheep ranch. For trade bunga
low house to trade for sheen
ranch. House lo trade for lots.
C. Merrill, 108 Mosher St.
INCOME PROPERTY Showing
("(lent returns. Good location.
1' : e $37uu. $1500 cash will
handle. G. W. Young Ac Sou.
Phone 417.
FOR SALE Nice 5-room plastered
residence, bath; paved streets,
furnished, $7uu for quick sale.
Terms. Also 5-room modern resi
dence with acre of river soil,
furnished, $lxoO, terms. Mrs. L.
O. Maddox, 4U1 N. Jackson St.
FOR SALE
Country grocery store $15u0
Wholesale grocery delivery
including truck, route and
equipment $17l0
Furnished rooms, heated ... $ 15
AUSTIN REALTY & INSl'R
ANCE CO.
126 S. Jackson St., Uosehurg.
Phone 693.
Tractors
FOR I )S( N TRACTOR for
cheap at Wharton Bros.
sale
FOR SALE A used Fordson trac
tor in good mechanical condition
and easy terms. Phone 271.
CATERPILLAR TRACTORS
Do your work
Cheaper
Quicker
He tier
MILLER SANFORI) TRACTOR CO.
The bo iul committee of St.
Genrgc'ts Guild will sponsor a
public rrard patty, lnfdr.e and
five hundred, Wednesday eve-
nine. April loth, at Episcopal
Parish house. Prizes, refresh-
ments.
ALFALFA GROWING PRODUCERS OF EGGS
II ISDEMDSTRSltO ASKS HIGHER TftnlFF
Product of Umpqua Valley
Farms Is Exhibited at
Two Meetings.
Growing alfalfa successfully on
well drained bench and hill land
was demonstrated Friday on the L.
E. Thompson farm at Umpqua. The
stand was found to ba perfect, the
plants a dark, vigorous green color,
10 to 12 inches in height at the
present time. The stand and
growth waB a surprise to the farm
ers gathered for the meeting. Fri
day morning, arranged by Xdunty
Agent J. C. Leedy, in cooperation
with Mr. Thompson.
Three acres of alfalfa were plant
ed by Mr. Thompson May first ot
last year. The soil was plowed
at the rato of one ton to the acre.
Superphosphate 100 pounds to each
acre was broadcast over the ground
and disced in. The discing worked
the soil down and killed the weeds.
Continued cultivation with a spike
tooth harrow kept all weeds from
starting and by May 1 the ground
was packed very firm, in fact,
might be called hard with the ex
ception of an inch or inch and a
half mulch on top. The seed was In
oculated and planted at once. Mr.
Thompson said the seed was up in
five days and continued to grow all
summer In fine shape. A few days
after the seed was up land-plaster
was applied at the rate of 125
pounds to the acre. "A better prac
tice, however," stated E. R. Jack-
jnan, crops specialist of the Btnte
college, speaker at me uemonstra
tioa, "Is to apply about 100 pounds
of land-plnster ten days or two
weeks before seeding. This gives a
chance for the land-plaster to
work Into the soil aud be ready lo
assist the young plants on starting
growth."
Grimm Variety Advised
Grimm alfalfa was recommended
by Mr. Jackman in that it has a
greater root system than many of
the common types and does better
under western Oregon conditions.
"Purchasing of certified seed is
the surest way of getting the best
seed and knowing it is the variety
desired. Common alfalfa may be
any vnriety of alfalfa or a mixture
of varieties." said Mr. Jackman.
"as the original source of the seed
is not known."
"Poultrymen and turkey raisers
should have a small planting of al
falfa for green feed. It has been
round to be the cheapest, contains
the greatest food valtle and Is
green the entire slimmer when
other crops are dried up. and as a
hay crop Is ideal for the sheep
raiser and dairyman."
Another successful meeting was
held during tho afternoon on the
farm of R. Tt. Clarke nt Oakland.
The planting visited was op river
bottom ground and gave a wonder
ful yield of hay and pasture the
lmst year.
(A.wf iiilcil Press l,-asr-i Wire)
PORTLAND. April 13 Two
men died here yesterday from
automobile accident injuries. They
were Thomas Colton, 37, and
Charles Kenney, 26.
Cotton's skull was crushed
Thursday when au automobile
struck his machine while he was
cranking it. R. V. McCleary. ar
rested as driver of the other car,
was charged with driving while
drunk and is out on SI.imm) hail.
Kenney suffered head injuries
when bis car collided with one
driven by Albert E. Horn Jr.. on
March 30, police said. No arrests
were made.
S1LVERTON, Ore.. April 13
Prince Cob-man, :w, was killed
yesterday w hen bis automobile
skidded into a telephone pole
Nels Helgersoti, 22, who was in
tho same car, mil fe red a broken
Jaw. A third passenger was Injur
ed only slightly.
The new Pont lac is making new
friends aud keeping the old. Phone
I DO for demonstration. Adv.
Garden Reeds of all kinds in bot
bulk and pucka pes ure sold at
Wlmrton Ilros, Adv.
The new Pontine is making new
friend and keeping the old. Phom
ino for demonstration.- Adv.
'l ilt' Su:;lneri and IMot'es-
slnnal Women's eaid party,
which wa.s lo If held tin- 17ih
has been posipoiK'd until a 4
later date
Importations From China
Said Menace to Pacific
Coast Industry.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 13
President Hoover and the federal
tariff commlBsion hnve been asked
by John E. Pickett, agricultural
economist, to IncreaBe the duty
on eggs Imported from China to
prevent another $200,000,000 loss
to the American egg Industry.
This sum represented the loss
In Income to American poultry
men last year due to a 27 per cent
slumn In prices. Pickett, who Is
editor of the Pacific Rural Cress,
told the commission.
"At a time when the egg price
cycle should have tilted upward
SWA" .
pretumng lhat ii- wou.u. noua
of cheap, processed Chinese eggs
came into the country," Pickett
snid in an open letter. "These
Chinese eggs were just about
equivalent to the entire Burplus of
storage eggs in the country, anil
exerted a powerful price depres
sion influence.
"This has probably eoBt the hen
owners of the nation more in the
last 18 months thah It cost to build
the Panama canal."
Another menace seen in the
ChlneBe imports was the statement
of Dr. Walter F. Hoist of the Uni
versity of California to the Btate
legislature, that the Imports were
equivalent to 60,000.000 doaou
fresh American eggs and that they
displaced 250,000 tons of American
feed.
With silver at its present low-
level, Pickett estimated the sale
price of eggs in China at three
cents a dozen. He urged a 50 per
cent Increase in the tariff, from
18 cents to 27 cents a pound.
The tariff commission will con
duct a hearing lu Washington
April 16.
WHO DOL'S YOUR THINKING?
NEW ORLEANS. To Renernl
Jacob S. Coxey. .-ho led his famous
"Coxey's army on Washington to
seek uitl for tho unemployed 37
years ago. conditions seem what
they are because the people are
"still as stupid."
Coxey, who paused hare on ht&
way to Alabama, ascribed the
"stupidity" of the people to "let-
tins the preacher think for them
when they're young, the poltieian
when they're young, the politician
banker In their dotage."
o
COOING AND BARKING BANNED
WOODBURY, N. J.: Barking
dogs and tame pigeons will be re
moved from the corporate limits of
the town to make it "safe for hu
man beings," according to an ordin
ance approved by the city council.
Lawn seed nnd lawn fertilizer
are sold at Wharton Ilros. Adv.
Makes Your Skin
Look So Youthful
Protect your skin with this now
wonderful Face Powder and let
MELLOGLO give you lhat youth
ful bloom. Made by a new French
process slays on longer, prevents
large pores, beautifies your com
plexion. Does not Irritate the skin
or give a pasty look. Purest face
powder made. Try MELLOGLO
and you'll love it. Nathan Fuller
ton. Adv.
Wife, Gas, Scare Man
In Dead of Night
"Overcome by stomach Ras In the
dead of nielli, I seared my husband
hndty. lie got Adlerlka and it eud
ed the gas.' Mrs. M .Owen.
Adlerlka relieves stomach gns In
TKN minutes! Acts on IIOTH up
per and lower bowel, removing old
poisonous waste you never knew
was there. Don't fool with medi
cine which cleans only I'AUT of
bowels, but let Adlerika give Btonv
ach and bowels a REAL denning
and get rid of nil gas! Nathan Ful-
lerton, druggist.
PILES THOUSANDS
An old ClilnoHH Provnrb miyn, "Nino
In 10 minor from ptlns," but tho pain
mid KtrhliiK of blind, protruding or
bh'iMling pllfis iiBimlly are ullovlnti'd
wltliln u fow !iilntiLifl by -.outhlnff,
IipilIImk Dr. Nixon's Chlnarold. forti
fied with a rare. Imported CIiIiiuhq
HTb, having nmiislng power to re
duce swollen tlHHiifH. It's the nrw
hL and fftntent actios treatment out.
You run work and enjoy ltffj rlKht
from tho ntnrt while It continues Mn
ladling ai:tlon. Don't delay. Act In
(lino to avoid n dnntfcrous and coat
y operation. Try lr. Nixon's Chlnn
rnld under our K"fir'tntne to antlnfy
ronipletHy nnd he worth 1'iQ times
the small cost or your inonuy buck.
I iii i I uilei ton. TIih Itexalt K tor ft.
SEE IT WORK!
The new John Deere Orchard Tractor.' A
real hog for work.
A demonstration costs you nothing and you owe it
to your pocketbook to see this machine work before
you buy any tractor.
SPECIAL
Fordson, Disc and Plow $275.00
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CARD OF THANKS
We wish to ex pros our sincere
thanks nnd appreciation to tne
many friends for their tokens of
sympathy in tne iosb oi our un
loved wife, mother and aunt, and
pray the Loving Father may sus
tain you In such alt hour of be
reavement. Sincerely,
J. W. Smith, Sr.
W. E. Smith.
M. G. Smith.
J. W. Smith, Jr.
Elizabeth W. Garrett.
Myers electric water systems
and pumps are reliable. They are
sold at Wharton Ilros. Adv.
PilesGoQuick
Without Salves or Cutting
Itching. bloeiliiiK, proinulltiK plies
are caused by bail circulation ot
the blood In the affected parts. The
parts become weak, flabby, almost
dead. Only an Internal remedy can
remove the cause that's why
Balves, suppositories and cutting
fail. Dr. Leonhardt's prescription,
HEM-HOID, succeeds because it re
moves congestion, restores circula
tion, heals and strengthens the dis
eased parts. HEM-HOID has such
a wouderful record of quickly end
ing even piles of long standing, that
Chapman's drug store says one bot
tle of HEM-HOID tablets must end
your pile agony or money back.
(Adv.)
POEM FOR THE DAY
fry LOUIS ALBERT BAKU
THE IMPORTANCE
Wo bio told a Bleat deiil nbout the necessity for controlling oaf
emotloiiH, for lielni? sell'-contiilned, for Hot letting our onthustasm sweep
ua off our reel. ,
lUueh of thlH advice Is very wise.
Hut don't I'oi Kia that the Indians were very self-contained. Thoy con.
trolled their emotions so BucceBslully that It was a point ot pride among
them never to exhibit pleasure or pain or love or enthusiasm.
Aud tho Indians used to own UiIb country and do not own It any
more. It was taken away from thorn
lly men like Columbus, who believed so enthusiastically that the
world was round, in an ago when other people believed it flat, that he
risked tumbling off Inlo spaco In ordor lo discover a' new continent.
Hy men like Kulton, who believed that steam could be mado to ruu
a boat in Bpitc of wind or tide.
By nieu like Junius J. Hill, wbose enthusiasm could picture towns
and farms where other men saw only usolcss prairies. Uruce Barton.'
1 he world is ruled by men on fire,
By men who risk their heart's desire.
By men who have the pluck to dare,
Whom threatening foes can never scare,
Who"re always at the boiling heat,
Who know no words to call retreat
Who only victory can see.
Who win by force of energy.
i
"1 is good to have the power to dream !
If followed by the boiling steam '
To drive the wheels of useful life, ',
Come off victorious in the strife. '
We cannot measure men by brains;
It is the energy that strains ' '
1 he harness of a righteous cause
That will compel the world's applause.
Cool logic very seldom wins
Against the sway of selfish sins. j
It tnkes the mighty driving force
Of passion, boiling at its source.
It is no temporary spasm
This thing we call enthusiasm.
It is a deep and fervent heat
Which in the conscience has its scat.
No man can tell what he can do Z
Till he is fired the whole way through,
Till ull his force is in the pot
I'rom rim to rim is boiling hot.
A weakling then shows giant power; -
A pigmy to the skies will tower. '
The age of miracles ivti'm
Whene'er the heart within us burns.
OAKLAND
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DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRI81
Specialist In the fitting ol
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OF ENTHUSIASM
Convinced at Last
CREEK