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Newspaper Page TextPl pAOt FOUR 1 WegfUHONeWS-REVIgW, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, g-e F . . I What Hammed PR MAR FK HF ADVICE TO THE LOVELORN & What Happened When Sheila Elliston Refused Love , BY MRS. ELLSBURY i SEVERAL STATES A Dally Column of Question! and Anawer. Conducted by a tmm Who Knowa. AddreM your Lettera to Mri, Ellibury Care Roseburg Newe-Reviow B. By Idah McGlone Gibson - I I lllllll Ill bV llfcfc" Ii u U Vi Di VJ P g tl t! fi n a c a ! V p : s d ti b P B V- c fl I i a Don't Put It in the Attic It's Fun to Refinish It Yourself We'll Tell You How 1 It ANY lowly home tilings are 1V1 put in lb uic when I hey are old only on the ouuiile. Hvy would look u guod nrw if fefiniilird. You can refioith them yourself with ft link paint varnlih, ox rnarorl, and bit of work "ilist ia rtrally fun. We orf:niwd ft special department Just to trll you huw lo riftnith I hi figs ucretfully. Write our "Home Ser vice Itoparltnent," telling thrm what you waul to renniah and bow you want it to look. Our eiperla will tell you just how lo do the work, what material bruhea, etc., you nerd. We make ( il paint, varnihea, eiwmrlf, wall firming and atairi.i fur you to use. Tli'-y are the rmulti of 73 yeora iu lite paiuMuaking butinru. FuBlcsrh V inciriCATio "Home Service"Paints Manufactured by W. P. Fuller & Co., Dept. 42, Sea Franciece " Br.ncb. la It Clthe la tke WnI fullfr't "Homerrvlc."PDUr.KililUr th.lilk)njlnruurair. i MARSTERS DR.UG CO., Pure Prepared Paint Agent I CEO. A. BROWN, Yoncalla, Pure prepared paint Agent SCHOOL WARRANTS BOUGHT ; unit Inventlaaied the cairn and ueclu- I. Itlce ami Napoleon Itlce w.re:,.i iml H a Knvernnietit violailon M. Up fnmi HiweliurK lluy anil piin luiKi il ino ai-niMii warrania o; uirtiru-t ISO. fp.'i. which ere inui d lo pnivliln MihIh for hullillns a new achool limine. JJyrllu CriHlc Mull. GOVERNMENT TO TRY CASE 'always rwiit w i:.iTiii:n Tho four ttilln Ihlevea picked upi .' THIOV'IIK TMii:Tlli:il here Holiday lll be dellverisl over In I Inter I I Ni wk Hntlrr.) tho Koverniuent lo be tried fur Iihiih- MANSFIKI.K. O.. Sept. 13. Ex-pn.-lliiR a etnlen car from one alnle tretnea met here when Hie register lo nnothnr. t'oin Word, ieirtineiil nf cnl hotel dlwlnned linn fol of Jiinili-n InvpaiiKHlor and Joe hl- ImwIiik the other nniina of K. If. ler nf the Htllle Meter Vehicle Theft ' SlMIHlllne mill V. J. Nelawlnter. a i Fresh Bread t That id Whut yoil iret wllfll orilorillir lirond from the f . . Si Oregon Iiakcry. Made from the rry best f!our, and we deliver it ul your home. Our new bakeshop is arran:ed t'Kiteeially to irivo you tho best Ken ice. THE OREGON BAKERY AUGUST HECK, Prop. 231 N. JACKSON. PHONE 211, Just Same Aa Betore. General Building Material CEMENT SHINGLES BRICK LATH PLASTER LIME SEWER PIPE LUMBER ROOFING REENFORCING STEEL L. W. METZGER Contractor and Puilder. DEVELOPMENT DKVKl.orMKT MKAXN IMI'lloVKMKNT. WK AUK IMHSOV. ISO Ol'lt KACIUTIK MKIIY HAY toil THK 111 TIKI LMK r OK BKItVK at, W cannot grow faster than tbr eurmundlnf rountry; though w bar to keep far In advance of our fresent needs. Thus baintaln b a larger Investment than o:d'.nii:y rrquUed. WK AP.H rRrr.ATtf To mmk tout rvr.iiY rkku at a MOMIbST'li NOTK K WITH KCtiNOMr TO VOC. Douglas County 1 jght & Water Co K. M. JKXSIM,s, MuuMrer. Thrv are the l-it material of their kind tliat we know. AmIc for Fullcr'a Free Advice and ue i'ulicr i'roducta to make your home even more altrariive than it la now. The work i city and faaina ling. The rcaults are ft wonderful reward. Decoret Varnish Stains DsKftt. Viral fttalM lof vowivutk, 7hf and itwlk la an apitloa. Mauh tb cular of any m IuiaI mc. Md In I ! mM l'iMK t'aiul. All fur- V...H.M, a4)l.t Will tim FMllai-rar Vm4, Fluif In, Aut4 tninil, 'utlt'a K'rt W.Ipt Wail TMth fkalarnnltiF), b awl bit? faial, m4 ClO.NttH IfUllK U.Atl. ' lliurnu fro hero ymtorday ovenlnic n'l Hhonia k lo ihe federal courla. CUSTOM PRUNE DRYING. Hum!! or la rj;i lola of prunea ilileil. prli-eM reanoinihte. Sep Henry WimkI, M rlk Creek, Ore. I'ryer near depol. Baked Daily f 'a I 5 i , A HEAVY ItHiW Sheila was growing hysterical as he kept Incoherently begging uie to, get her picture out of tlio Uoguo Sj Gallery. ; I tried lo soothe her, but at lat I ClHittferoiNDEXIffi FAVORITE i. i. i.i M u .j bmH at"rr- tinaniina trt.tm wfint BMP ITfM'M flffltr. Tht worria of my friend haunted me. I amtvHM at thia inomont that for) my own ak I dla not want I'hil to! l.-arn Hlu-lla'a story aa I had had a. hand In Wi'ing the acrut from bim; ' a ri't that now, It Memeit, would . . i j t i. have b.n heller rtivulscd even If it hail prevented the marriage. Aa wion aa poaalldo Marie and 1 atnrted for the city. I wa mill walk-1 1IIX Willi a chii- aim iiiiii.ii aiiaiti ui crowd". I felt better when I knew.orintr ner hack those pirtun. tt'iw that either (ihella or Marie was with 'io you tnttiR I ha'l Lett, r r.n about me or raunw Sheila via nut of theli' Would It do nnv toil ir 1 went uueatioti on an exr-dltlon of this kind allhouirh I could ee that it waa ber greutent ilealre to ko with me. Over the telephone 1 found that ; Mrn. Walton wa atlll out of town but' fortunately Imctor Thornton wa in , cover given up to anyone. I will give hla ofllce. I had lo loll him the wholoj ou a 1-tter, however, to one or the atory and I alio had to llaten to a i detectives that I hired on Sheila's terse and much to the point lecture' -a"- Hn w"l know-all about It and on -The Importance of llelng Prank." advise you." "I did not dream for a moment that: Armed wi:h Uio letter of Introduc Shella would marry your brother, llon- ' alarted foe Ibis private detic Mrs. Wllhiington, without telling bim : tlve agency. I hated myself fur hnp her slory. Indeed. I Insisted that she ln one would fit) mo goins might not to marry him at all and I Into the place. cannot understand why you, his ais-l Jos' outBlde the door of tho huild ter, should have told 'her to do this '"K ' n'l I'hil! lie seemed surprised without disclosing to him this trial, j to ''e nie anf ahked me where I was Only because your family )s so power- i KlnR. but it wag In sm h an unaus ful and tho memory of man so short j Peeling way that J was sure that ho has kept a reference to It out of the ',art " l1'1" f u'y destination. Kortu paiiets at this lime. nately 1 happened to think that a Oh yes, I know," he continued woman who at tiuies had put up some quickly as I tried to Interrupt him', honie-uiade preserves for me h:id a "that Sheila was innocent and It was "Imp fn the next block. I told bim I a case where money was able to vie-1 waB Koing there, tlnilze right. It was one of tho most j To assure myself that I was not a cowardly and Inhuman things I lmvc prevaricator I did go to the plnco and ever known a man to do. but for alii Kave Keneroua and painstaking that, I am afrnld that Sheila has Inid , order which took nie ahout nil hour. lin lluire trmihln frii hnrb.tr In tiia-fv I AS 1 Clllie hack I h:iW Slimnnc int vour brother" "Why, Doctor, surely you would I ahead of me and walk down the I'oindexter has probably won the re nol be so cruel as lo coudeain a beau-! atreet, nomination over his three rivals for tlftil girl, as well-fitted to make some' I Imngine It or did her should- lhe I"IS'- 0,1 lhe ,ace l early returns man happy and as deserving of hap-1 er "a? a .HHe? I told mys. ir lmpa- 'iirge I-aniping was practically 12.000' plnesi as Sheila, to. a lite or lonell-! tlentl that this thing as making behind roindexter. Judce llrifriths. ot neas and despair because tho lind n,w "ly. ' '( . Si attle. held third place. in the race, ones of the world saw fit to condemn I hurried Into the building andand Mra- l'rances Cleveland Axtell her at the behest of a cruel old man." found to my surprise that I need not j fourth for the senatorial nomination. "In most cases I would perhaps not l,avo worried about going into a de-1 Lodge Geta Renomlnation. do this. .Mrs. Wilmington, but can ! lertlve office. They wore quite like : HOSTO.N. Sept. 13 (A. P.) Joseph you not see to a sensitive nature liknin"' others and the, man t whom the I Walker, opposing Senator Lodpe for Sheila s the whole thing Is wrong, i doctor had given me the letter was a ' nomination on the republican ticket She cannot forget, she cannot heln'b"lK". fatherly-looking old fellow ; lor I'nited States senator from Massa- hut Imagine, she cannot help hut!n',nu" fn" derby hnt, and the black have what psycho-analysts call 'an in - ferlorlty-complex. Kvery time that your brnl her tells her he loves her she will he wondering If she Is really linw.irlhv 1 Ifn u-1 1 1 - u.inwiil,. Will UrUIIIC a pf lULI ' hell ror her "There 1 think you aro wrong, doc tor. In Iter heart Sheila knows she Is Innocent. Why should alio have a feel ing of Inferiority? All that she fenrs Five Independents File For Office' 8.M.KM, Kip(. .I. Vivo other Indo peitdMiit rHiHlldiilert, hrsitii 'harleH Hull, have filed with the Hecroiary of Htati' officii up t today, tho hint day J iiii unien rerttiicaies or nomination : '"r "'l"lendent candidates may be! filed. These are T. M. Kerrigan, In- c pi ml. in candidate ror public serv- l-'e conimlssliitier to succeed himself: : , K. T. Johns, Industrial labor party i 1 candidate for ronaresH from lhe third ; district, and Anders It. Itergluud, A. j awarded for best slecimens of apples, i PAVEMNT N'EARS COMPLETION A. Ilnglund and .1. It. Nasliolin, in- pears, peaches, prunes, plums, quia- ; Le-s than n mile ot paving rennfins dun rln I labor parly ratiilidnies for ees, grapes, and Oregon-grown nuts u be hiui n,lw (0 comnlete the Can , stale representatives from Mullno-1 Special riblions will be given for new . 'on ille cut-ofr contract, and con , ntiih county. jarietiis and siN-iiiiugs. j fracior Cotnpinn Is planning to fin- A certificate of nomination filed fori i . . Mini'rnii K as tne industrial la tMir party candidate for coiintv com mlssioner of Miiltiiiimab county was sent back fer corrections and has not yet been returned. Candidate who desire to file by In dhlilual petitions have until Septeiu ber 2 to register their Inientions. Onlv one sin h petition has as vet made Its nppenrsnce hen that of George Storey as a cnnillilaie for circuit judge for Clackamas county, and this was returned because f lack of sufficient signatures. Individual Farms May Show Exhibits SM.KV. Sept. :;. The Individual farm exhibit at lhe state lair prom-' ises lo be nti hut t-esilng feature, .rtt- ' i-les t illered III tills class will not be aliened lo Mini tr for premium In' other I Issues Ml exhibits Will he made no from th.. products ef Indi vidual t.irins. di.idavs to he crown I,-! jibe pxhllttor. The animint i.f men,. ...I..-.,.. I.. ... . . ....... ed pro rau. acordiiig in the iiuin'..r of .inis . d ont of a polt.!e .. I ' dei.-riiiHied br a ' e.tabli,',. , on K.ir.b-n products ham produc. f-i,t prodn, i, ,airv! products, grain tir..!if.). miini.er j ot rleiie. arranceiuent and d- ,o:a- lien and mi-ceiii.tni pro luets i . . , . on . oi e 4 in; in , x'. Hill in to be 1 ll OI..1 MHO I Wit , I. , ,, ,.u .l, Cm an. The later Will to:,,.' prise Clatstip. Tlll imook ;.(, ,.n j '' furry. Columbia. Multniun.,'. ' l b. kams-t, a.hnisten. V. a.h::!.. re".. I. inn. I'eiiton. IrniuinJjrU iti.d .1, .. pli tie ctiitiiiies The ren-a'ii ' diHrb-l sh ill coilirriue I i.;.!'.:!,! S'leliuan. Halter. I'liton. V;.H,t, .' Mama'h. latke. Ilsrnev. tiratit W.n o, Malheur. Hood River, Crook 1. Is only that which wo all we women -f.-r. it i tba i.rriwe ecu of people. ..Gosl(ip 8ULh an aRruMbiiiK. I 3ur,,y yua, ax a ducior, kuuw tlint, gossip mora I hull cuiiwilcnct: makes to4ri4 j ug aJi mat you would let me opimou ' ,'oncp von m nnv w. ... Mm Wf I mill e- ' " - ' ' I4 "I no utronRvr i: an any o.lit-r woman. Kvery oth r woman and. If think. vry other man. In afraid of; adverw; speech of i-opl. We are . " ""'it kp tn im''i tn iqiu-i ! tat Inn aflitut h.(l uA Lr.ur rhrit fit I h - f : "iton anoai, dui we know tnai ai me taiiKnieai i.reatn or m-aimat. it win 1 bural Hut while we are here phtlo- opniKinK. uocior. pn,,r mcim . - ; to the rmnmlaslonor?" "' do not think that I would do that i"1 firat. I do not know the l:iw that BuvlrnB ineae inniRs. Din i nave a vague idea that those pinup a are Jones come out of the liuililinir lustils ndmitied here that Senator Mile 1 ci!"r r ninvlng picture. He.'at the primary election yesterday, ! "eemcd genuinely grieved at my sur- J Governor Channing Cox is leading over Pr'"' a"d consternation when he told i """ 'hat there was no way of getting photogrnph which had been taken of a criminal. "A face that Is hung in the ltogue's Gallery, tuadnme, can never lie tuken away." Tomorrow A llrlte. Cfl!pHESTER,S PILLS frrm' I aTsJ T. lhr. H:r vT ynur " IH vSTdiD liliAMI I'li.l -s trr.l.l A.kf.-r OLD BY DulGGlSlS VCRVnNLKE Wheeler, Jefferson, Cilltian. .tiul Dea- cnuiea coiiiuhk. A cereal show in this bulldinir will compete for sweepstakes beside the regular prizes. In the horticultural exhibit whi will be housed building, cash in th agricultural premiums will ho Adding color nnd attrni -tiveness to tlie not Hour of this building will be " netaycifi.y rn Ir: or otherwise. It the floral display, which as lust eari's quite probable that he will pave 'd 1 win oe iiioier me supervision n: t-. a an iirs. rortl.inn. Ilotn the pro lessionat anii amateur will be given a place In ibis show. Cash priz -s as well as the 1'omeroy, liwln. Griffith and Gardner K- ene cups will be awarded iu the different classitica tions. The ainab nr dahlia iw preuii-es'-to be an interesting OHJall of the fin j ral show, to be e inducted under the! supervision of the head of the floral uep.ii Uncut. THAT t..D BACK T you have a dull, steudy ache In the small of u.e buck - sharp, stab olnt twlny.s w!;. sloop ug or lifting distressii g utitury disorders? For b.ll Kj, L .. : . ... , ., weaKelltU keille). v.eUUrg Mi,i, recotuuie ; . ' ' "' "'Mil IU -tii. i. einet- ooia !.... Mrs. M t ..- . ,, ... , Av a.... .', ' '," '' L'l-X'i. . , K',m 1 "n l 'u C'-d ti i ih-m. There is n.-t!.lr.i J'"''r fr v coraii'mnt thau Po'"1 " 1 td snare b.idw'i, t ,:m eorerefs tiv, r rev ki.'n.. .k.. "'" I . H TQ U . cie lo d.i aa s'tK Ins or Wring . rt rtrat. x r-l.e.el th... ' nsy k.dncs didn't ' ivijr.r.. i-iiis ,e .u'-ntr nrd I'r.n.e. cneit ni back -.s. io-f ,., I I ce m-c. :it ,, ,,,,.. imply v fer . 1 1... Pent K.atl. K ,,.:,, ,e;. Mrs. Mju.'.-.r SiJ l .,. , v , fo. tfr. U-X;, N. v. r,,i,iianc , Massachusetts Republicans Nominate LOCgetObUC ,,u,m"a u.f CeeCl nllTlSeil. ! Washington State Give Senator Big ' . . Plurality in a Field of Four- Lady Candidate it Fourth. (Hy fnlteil rreoO : ,,STON St.t. ia.-Scniitor I-oiIkc a ulailv of jjuno throughout . ' tconjns to illtolu- ,,.tunia. i-oili;e appears to have u-iin till" iimninat loll. Cololiel Win. A. Cusinn d-fat(d Shei-nian 1-. Whipple for the democratic senatorial nontina tii :i. Governor Clianning Cox was re nominated on the republican ticket by a vote of seven to one. Later figures show that lxidiio has lo0.4Sti voles and Joi. ,h C. Walker -'9.31". Poindtxter Leads in Washington. HhATTLE, Sept. 13. Senator .Miles Poinde.vter, progressive incumbent, has a b ad of more than 25,000 votes over other apirnuts for the senatorial honor, as opposition to I'oindexter was split three ways. On the democratic ticket Kx Congressman Hill and James A. Duncan, farm and labor candidates, were successful In securing senatorial nominations. Groesbeck Renominated Governor. DKTHOIT, Sept. 13. Senator ( has. Townsend, who voted to seat New berry in the senate after charges had been preferred against him of buying his way into the senatorial circle, was probably renominated in yestordayV priinarf- on the republican ticket by a plurality of 20,000 over his nearest rival for the honor. Governor Alex L. Groesbeck was renominated tor thr office by an overwhelming vote. Lady Takes Fourth Place. PEATT1.K. Sept. 13 (By A. P.) Maintaining his lead of over 20,000, It ' eliusetu, wns literally snowed under Attorney tM-neral Aili'n frr governor, and his renomfnation is prnctically as sured. On the democratic ticket Wil liam Gaston and John Fitzgerald are holding bi leads over other contes tants for nomination of senator and governor respectively. Progressives Nominate Millionaire. DKNVKK. Sept. 13. I'rogressives wn in Colorado primaries, yesterday and the democratic cnbernatorial can didnre, William K. Sweet, millionaire banker, was nominated by a big ma Jfiriiy. Swiet is endorsed by the la bor and non-partisan league. NEW TAILORING GOODS. A special showing of fine new wool ens for fall una winter tailoring has neen reeeiviHl i by the HOSKliritG I Cl.HAM:i!S. Many different patterns ; for men s mils are being shown in- cludin.": the latest weaves in-nianv at tractive colors and designs. Call and let us show theru to you. ! IK'i by the middle of September, un- - '"1111 m"i eeqna streets n town of -vrne i ret k ineiicileiteU- f..n.....;- hi- completion of the cut-ort contract -M: rtle Crci k Mall. o- Many Babies to Be Judged The baby clinic which will be held i ari.-h n,,,,,,, s, ... ."'" eoiisi,ieral.!e atlentioli iicoi-duig to lltiilih (if fleer Wade Mules at tl. motion picture hoiiwes , a.n.-ri.stpg the ,.;,., .,n, quite ii iiuiiiiier or hatij, , in "rd. r to ,. Ir.lv s will be judged. tile e!,ti,,t u M'ore ,aril whi.h will be presented '" "f rarents. an admitt- tllltce fee f ,v, ,,0 (.liin.K ; ""i mniner Is requested bt-.ng a turkish tow, I. to PARLEY WITH DEVAIERA IN EFFORT EOR PEACE I.OSSHK. S-pt. lTl.I)hl, pa . be, M , ,.t.nral v,lirhni.T and IKAalera met today for ,is- ' M'iieh.T mw 'hat the r. he'., ;.y . ,..r arm insists, Mr ,i, y.-, ci:rl.- Pi. rliaus ,.,) i r t inr. e chtldr. n K:,ih. Carl ,i, "d Clarence Bre Ti,. '"d 'id Cln-k In ih. te-id- at 'irce:ire, -in- ami r , ,i,r,...'. In cut. Tlt id K.-h I-Ol'l I: ' to Ch'f,t Where th. v are to St'etl l hi, fro 11' ire efv. llie-i .. r, pf par'r Cark a-ul da'ir:i'..r. ;-l o to Cmter l '.' . Mr. '1 with I'te'h. sl-.nr't TXca,tion. IVear Mrs. Ellsbury:: ... iu a I'nited piram. ueip i " - - - - law that one can t divorce an i'" - person. Or, If a man's wife leaves him and a few years later is sent to the asylum, then later he gets a di vorce without telling that she is In sane, would the uivorce be legal? If he should marry anain would his mar riage be legal. Thank ou so much. WOHIUEIJ. an. Ma i ia nn m United States law. Laws renolatina divorce are state! taw., .nrf are oassed and regulated by the state government. The divorce in the case vou mention might possl blv be leoal. but besore a definite an swer could be given, one should be in possession of the facts, and have ani opportunity to study the regularity of; the divorce proceedings. These an-1 swers are uased on Ortgon laws. Some' states, notably Washington and Ken- tucky, make insani.v, subsequent to j marriage, and of sufficient duration, a! cause for divorce, and proscribe the procedure which must be strictly fol lowed. The only thing to do is' to consult a competent lawyer, lay all of the facts of the case before him, and let him look up the law bearing upon yo ur ase. Pear Mrs. Ellsbury: I am 5 ft., 9 inches tall and 11111 21 years old. Can you tell mo If I am underweight? 1 weight 135 pounds, and don't look too thin. Can you also tell nie of a be - coming way to fiv my hair? It Is very short, of a good brown color, fine and straight. I have no objections to curl ing it, but have no success so far in fixing it veil. It is quite thick, and I am sure ahould bo easily fixed. I will be morn than grateful for any help that sou give me, as I am really in a quandry. My face is average slzn, neither long and thin, nor short and His Exercises, Without Clothes Shocked Neighbors, Won $50 Fin (International N'ews Service.) KANSAS CITY. Mo., Set. 13. Calisthenics staged by Mike Star- pluo, physical cultunst, a la Aduin, were not appreciated by his neigh bors. As a result Mike worked out a $50 fine Imposed by Judgo Edward J. Fleming In Municipal court Several wllnessea residing ln the vicinity of Siarpinos home testified that his muscle exercising exhibi tions were too revealing. "It was terrible," ono woman fos tifli d. "Kvery morning and every evening he would stand before an open window and shimmy, llisfx- hlliitlons were revolting." 7 wasn't shimmying," interrupt Versatile Oyster So often He (tnlernatiiiiial Xewa Service.) LONDON, Sept. 1 3. Although an oyster's existence Is usually a shut in ono. yet there is one oyster, hail ing froti the Itlver Ulnckwater, near Colchester. England, who has seen much of life. Ho has changed his sex times In the past 12 months. three This fact Is vouched for by Pr. J. H. Orion, a well-known scientist oi west jiersea.v He found a male nvster l, fto, 4 hi:, 1 oil. jinn give it the pi t name of Oliver, being, of course, unaware or the curious twisl in the creature's nature. Young Oliver, according to a let ter written by Dr. Orton to tho llrlt Ish Medical Journal, was a happy contended, affectionate, little bi valve unt .tiii- 3 11..1., dav 11,- Orton fn,,H . v., hj.Veso:;K BRITISH FREIGHTER ON FIRE HEADS FOR COLON RAX VIlANctsm o. m British Freighter. , ' ":-:.,n' rm... t 1 . "" ill nee. - , rp lo ha" 'rancisco. is r-por.i-d to be on fire. The shin was-'ifcoion t ,he canal , one. and wir. hss messages stated she - " for 'hat port, expecting to reach there tonight, 6 State Press Comment W h I K S VT " ? r-iipi.g i ,1",",n",t 10 h0 ,,, ky ''liU'll fakTn ,v ,K.. , . ' . Is 'o- ii.t , . i " : i.n-rnry ingest rr i V f ,"lt "'"'-or show .,. 1 'Plr-mber l. In ! no,i.. .;. ..' ''I'.'s-'.'inen have ,,w,n ''le-riiiui'o,,, ,dr.ft,t".L"..na drv amt j 'i I..'. 81,11 rf '.nps'. 24 are j, , ...,'.,. 'n ".""-let elect- niJori.v ,r ' ' tn xhr thus fa. been loM aid , M two rn.-r.n,en haw ' been IT, o the ., " For.i v ",d''; ' r-, tha', r; -J"-' " '-; ' 1-tnrn a ' co'! !,,,, ' , r''i"""-" i.'a'i, n that will f,,. tn.it..-. tl, prohiMlorv ,aw' i There l, rn rea-on wh'r a v cr f'"s'i.an she-ild rote r.' ..' :cJlmr, ,1 ,h , ...' - tint n, - ' Will you ' fat Could you tcU me also if , t ited Suites ! should play golf in trousers' i v.,r .,,,,,1 fllr Vnnr kln !" - '' ", HLstUiji An. V.a tmi r. a 1 1 . I am of the opinion that that is , J!" generous estimate, especially tor ami one wow 1- 11.m1.17 eiiucr. If yc. O not iui iw mm, una II you . well, do not make any effort t oi any more weight Tho tall, ,,JJ girl is in style right now anyvw,, Your hair Is very easily fjXM . a becoming manner, and If you foil,. hit in... uvfcw mm, will agree with me. Wash and dry. In your usual manner, providing yegr usual manner la a gcod one. Dry with a light rotary movement ot u, finger tips all over the scalp, keepin, the hair in constant motion. (J cannot afford a marcel, you can good effect yourself in this manne Take a small atrand of hair, and twit It tightly, men wrap It around , straight curling iron. Do not umu, clamp on the curling iron. Do u, with all your hair, and when you a through you will have an abundant! of "corkscrew curls." Be Sure m Wrap all of the hair, down to the est not just tne part next to the heat Comb and brush It out until the ami is just enough of a wave to suit yn 1 Part it on the left side, and putt loosely back over the head... The ens twill probably Just reach the baet Short bangs, cut In front, will a aid this style which is really veryiim pie. You should not have to cud I more than once a week. Be un and wear a hair net The hair shouli also be washed once a week. Tron ers, usually the new style knick ers, with golf hose, and low heekt shoes, are quite correct for a girl a play golf In ed Slarplno. I was practising muscle exercise that has enabled a to gain weight." "And judge," shrieked anoft woman, "he wouldn't have as rnirl clothes on as a flapper nothiJ but a mighty short pair of wt:f pants " "Trunks,."1 corrected Starpint "They're Just narrow minded." Detectives from a South Side st tlon testified that as a result ( complaints from the calist honfc S thuslast's neighbors they Uf wtched his house for more ttai. two months. They declared tbt when they arrested him he was flit dlshaliillrt nnd was practising bis gymnastic stunts. . . Changes Sex Worries Scientisl of young oyster children. Oliver's name was immediate!' changed to Olivette but a fetnljl lnter .lt was found that he or rt- had again Joined the male sex. that within 12 months Oliver, Olivette, according to which lis she may be to-day, lias had lh i ptneriences or sex. Oliver Is now taklnir a v.iealim in the Marino Illological Laboraton in ri..n,n...k i" njiiiuuiii whero numbers scientific men sit at hi sfeet. and. fe order lo avoid confusion, he is no' commonly addressed an "Oily Dr. Orton thinks that the f- change Is due to changes in the vironment and that Oily can plrw nimseir whether he will be a mil or a female. Ho hones to. lcanu . ""i"" i" ' mor'' yrt B"01" ' oyster. -0 prohibition. One of tho best bl monlnls to lhe law'a anceess Is en by Judge (iemrnll, who for oV Past 1 6 yenrs has presided over Chicago municipal .Tjurt. He to made a rarerul survey of the wont ing of the law over tho entiro fail ed Stales. He says: In every largo city In the t'nlt ert Slates there has been a large decrease in crime sinco prohibi tion went Into effect In sntne j rities it has amounted to IS" Pr . ...... .tt-ivwuere mere nas "-- a decrease n the number of ar l rests for drunkenness. In nit" fases this decrease r.mounts lo 5 Pt cent; In San Tranris-o to M Per cent. Never before wr" American cities so clean and l abiding as they aro to.'ry. W I have much crime in America. V ' four-fifths of It emaiui'ci dint' ly from the saloons which af I "ill running in i..tl,vn of lh' law nnd from ib- nit..: b.i'c of I i,on. 1 . 1"n fln,! r"'lt ' the jail. In th. tTi.rt su-em h" !li - withefct ( .Inw tW i P"hi ftlon Amendment went ' " "nd ,h' ' rolin' H"T rPn "'"nber of pr.sonrfj ha" '"rtured anywhere ,'rnm jraok the liquor traffic In th- WJ r as these r im " ao by some other rea"" 'hat of the best lnteres s of Am" ,l Portland Telegram. o t . . ....... -i For years the name. "PatM the farij rerardina .ihfl 1 has been synonymous ,. pueces, nf good printing."