BOSEBURO WEWamVltW, SATl'RPV, DECEMBER 30, 19?2,
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PAGE TWO
ROSEBURGnWSTREVlEW
Oslly Gsceot S-iflty. j
' to. w. bate ITWinsily o.
6UoaCr(l7'TlON KATES
I 'ally, per year, by mall ??
Iwlly, ii uiiiitlia, by mall
Iially, tl.r.-e month, ty uir. 1 l-rJ
Dully, ruiglu month, by mail "
Iaily, by tarrler, per month V
iVw-kly News Hollow, b midl. per year I w
UjleleU u Jkia; ,.ia"ler ila 1., i.io, ul Uie post olllcd ol itJWiDUJ rf,
Orfcon. un-jer the Act of March I. 1 7.
RO&TaUftC.. OHEGON, &ATUHDAY, DECEMBER laJ, V---
political n:o.Misi:s ake the bunk
BY BERT G. BATES
L . J
Tlio name of Jud;re John S. Coke, of Coos county, 1ms been
recommended to the btnate for appointment to the office of United
States district attorney for Oregon, which means in fact, that Mr.
Coke is to be .selected to fill this cry important office. It has l.cen
known for some tiaie that Mr. Coke was a very likely candidate
for the federal plum, and his appointment is no surprise to tho-e
who have been in touch with political affairs in Oregon for the
past several months.
Judge Coke is a
man of excellent standing and lias made a
HOWDY FELLERS
We feci like bawling
Our eyes out because
Tn s a. m. e picked up
Our fr.end Hayr.er't
Suthe.hn Sun ai d noticed
A little cquib where the
Fomier postmaster razzed this
Paper for v,,shipg our
Twenty thousand readers
A merry Xmas and all we've
Got to say is:
It's a dern siuht cheaper
To wisn 'em a
Merry Xmas than to buy
Each of 'em a necktie.
State Press Comment
OKMiO.V.S SCIKKII, LAW j
Tiie public school Is the tlory of J
our couniiy! 1
It i i lie very I'.'ubodiii.i lit of de
mocracy! It diaWS IlllO a llnlll. cin-ll-OUi
body and upon ubtsolultly h i 1.1I
Olios all lines, sects aid I.alloliall-i
tit s, Hi.- Jew and lii-Mii-, CV.tholic ,
and 1'iolt mailt, U hue, ; .iliali, -V'S-u
and Japanese.
ltl till! CUI'llcUlllIll 0. the pilllUC
."ci.Dol there is uu hint of crn d or j
duuma. I
How can any sane persO'l contend
that this wnl create .stiifu or hatred?
! On the contrary. It will draw these
Utile lolks. these future citizens of
our country, closer toi., ther. i.'iey
will have a more intimate limit r
s'andin;; and will be iar better
friends.
Dr. KINGS PILLS
jbr constipation
Regulate
the bowels
m 11
rrzi i h l Bi
MO
It. Iirinus strilo in Ore" m has
Nineteen twenty three is going to be; i,,., n ;,ruunht to a near ri.-is thru
I
very efficient and popular circuit judge. lie has a faculty of
paining friends and is weil known throughout the southern part of
the state. i
Hut as United SUitea district attorney, compared to District !
Attorney George Xeuncr, who long ago was slated for the federal j
tiDii'oinlmenl, Mr. Coke is in no way a contender. Mr. Neuner
has more real ability and is more aptly fit to fill this important
office than jmy man that has so far been mentioned in connection
with the federal appointment.
Another thing in Mr. Neunor's favor is the fact that he is as
straight "shooter" in politics as he is in his every day professional
life. He is, and always has been, as .sincere and truthful in
politics as an honest man would enter into an honest business
transaction with his fellow men. If Senators Stanfield and Mc
Nary had been half as sincere in their statements and promises
as their loyal supporters throughout this section of the state there
would have been no iiuestioii upon whose shoulders the appoint
ment would fall. '
lint the. two senators listened to the pleadings of wily politi
cians and their minds become perverted reversed over night, and
a hurried appointment was the result. Something had to be done I
at once. They had double-crossed Mr. tenner. Absolutely
denied and refuted previous promises they had made and now go
on record as peers in the senatorial arena as a couple of fine ex
ample of misrepresentation two political acrobats the equal
of which this stato has never before produced, probably never will
again, thank God.
District Attorney George Neuner was given a rotten deal.
However, the treatment accorded him at the hands of Oregon's
two senators places him on a higher plane than ever before, now
that the true character of both these representatives has been
made known. With the facts at hand no credit would rebound
to any good citizen to accept favors from the two senators who
have displayed such wilful disregard for truth and veracity.
No wonder the republican party has fallen into disrepute in
this state. The worthy are shunted aside for others of less ability
to keep parly ties intact, but in reality means the weakening of
the entire structure and has honeycombed the republican party
in the past, as it is (loin; today, with men wholly incompetent to
carry out the duties assigned them.
Just so long as the republicans of this state put more energy
into building up 11 slate machine composed almost wholly of in
competents and oi'l'iie-gr.ibbiiig politicians of little worth it will
be held in disrepute by the great majority of thinking people.
As above stated Mr. Coke is a good and sincere official, but
as a state prosecutor George Neuner can throw rings all around
the Coos county judge.
(j
It is a difficult mailer to draw the golden mean between con
servatism and radicalism. Many people begin to hurrah for
every new idea suggested for political and economic reform. The
theoretical arguments for such innovation look plausible to them,
and they never think of possible objections. They agilate violently
for such ideas, and condemn politicians and parties if their pro
posals are not promptly accepted. Other people go to the op
posite, extreme. They regard the world as a prcttv comfortable
place as it is, ard view new ideas with hostility, l'.oth attitudes
are wrong. The country is full of evils thai need reform, l'eo-
humdinner If all the forecasts 01
same are any ways near true. If we
remember it right, the forecasts read
just about the same for 1922.
jeais of p. imperil!
at the o-iieiite o
i. ul. lie st'liool.
What th.re Is of r'M,-'loiM haired
ami tr:'e In this world is tine i-oh ly
to ti. ' Met lliat it Is? en. euianed 1)'
the r;,it:y.
J.'.h. as rare hatred U
!'' the rtllintf elas.'es oi
is ri'liinous hti'iie and 1:
I J ( s.-lbie f iiei-liie Illi
quid ly educating ituin
I i,chi)ols..
In a IP," manner is raco hatred
cn Ins luxurious davenport and munch- made pos-ihic, by the mii inilerstand-
lnns mat aiise uy iikiihoioiiiih
A READERS' EDITION
Prune Pickin's Is planning a "Read
ers' Ed.ticfl" of this colyum and we in
vite ell readers of this great Viplift de
partment to send in their favorite gag
for the publication. If you can make
up a short pome or squio out of your
IIFIIO, go ID 11, U-CUU3C V
for one day and ye ed. will lean back
religious sehools
the American
i neouraped
i-:urope, so
i t red made
.li tis apart
in .separate
York to direct the progress of the
t-pi rimt-nt in that city.
Tho Kvenini; Observer does not
l:now enough about the plan as yei
lo tay that it is the proper thins
lor I. a Uiande, but if it proves
piaetieal theie would Fie a dei-ided
uuvanUKP in its application lu re.
'"it would mean lhat the present
school buildings would be suft'lcb ut
for years to come, that tho equip
ment and teaching force need not
be im-rensed, und one of the very
best features would be that pupil?
could do their school work in a half
day and work the other half.
W.VSTIXU .MOXEY
That In 10 months the consolida
tion of boards and commissions in
he Slate of Washington resulted
in (IroppliiK 2S4 employes und sav
ing appropriations of more than $1,
TOO.OOi) Is a statement la a news
paper in that State.
It Is natural that a simplified sys-
Army
Leather Goods
McCLELLAN SADDLES BELTS
vvi skulls CARTRIDGE.
RIFLE SCAERARns c . "
w oule BAGS
These are genuine goods and
r
i
wn -1- re u
at attractive prices to close out the lot ft"4 3
our window.
Churchill
Hardware Cn
uiiucsier store
t-aramcls.
The best way to end the old year is
to go to church tomorrow.
Johnny Alexander, who admits Glide
as his home, v.as in the village today
to set bis mustache trimmed.
barriers of paralo lamuiaKes.
Kveiy citizen, regardless f race
or creed, should watch' closely the
subtle attacks beitis made upon Ore
gon's newly enacted compulsory ed
ucation law. Coos Bay -News.
AMKIIICA -M IXHOl'i:
scstein. The method by
ministrntive government is conduct- i
i d in Oregon never was a plan. It i
is a patchwork system lhat has been
added to und rarely if ever sub- I
traded from for Fenerations. I'mler
such a process of construction, what !
i lsi could it be but a topheavy, 1
bungb-somo system?
Systems so contrived cannot be !
effective. There is too much lost -motion.
There is too little direct !
ai:d Bimplied action. There are too j
many bureaus and departments that ;
are too far removed troni and too i
which ad- S3 '-SHSSSSVra.
MATERNITY HOMl
902 N. Jackson St. Phone 490
Mrs. D. Cornwell
As v.e passed down the main drag
this a. m. we sneezed a ccupla times
and Undertaker Ritter stopped ard
looked at us out of the corner of hisj
l .... U;.. .,PrtAI pln nnll
CJT-; IMU WC IM.illia tUIMWU f .
gulped and walked on,
A philosopher is a bird who rieddlss
bunk which he doesn't really believe
himself.
Ann rlcan "Isolation" has become
a term to denote tne lack of inter
i t of the I nited States ill affairs, of
Kurope. The tinn, however, is mis
leading for at no time since the war
has America been isolalid from Ku
rope. It is true that we have not
taken pari in the League oi Na
tions have not intended their eco
nomic conferences and hie. e not al
lowed them to cancel their war
The usual Sat. eva shindia will bel debts. Tne I nited Suites, liowev.-r.
held at the armory toninht for the cur-l has taken an active inter.
nose of oivir.a the lecal sheik3 an op-l rehabilitation of Kurope.
portunity to oil their dancing pumps
and hair.
Quits a few of the loc-.l business
men are nursing core finners as the
result of loo much hammering last
night at the Eoy Scout headquarters.
OUR 1D23 FORECAST
We preoict that the vets of the
wopld war won't get a national benus
next year.
Littlu drops of water
Little grains of sand
That's the weaiher nowadays
It pours to beat the band.
little under tne surveillance of those
who are din ctly responsible to the
people for government and its costs.
I That sort of thing means a con
. slantly increasing overhead. It
means fiiat fees and revenues of all
kinds are too much absorbed by the
growing cost of operation. The ten
dency under the Oregon arrange
ment is for the unsupervised depart
ments lo run wild, to have little re
gard for simplicity and economy of
administration and to waste a lot
I of public money.
No private enterprise would run
its business as business is run at
I Salem by th- state of Oregon. No
i private busin. ss could stand up un
i der the cost bills. Nor is It here
j meant that one idinlnistration is
inure wastcfjl than another. hat i
is meant is lhat the system is costly I
b( cam e it is unorganized, uncoorui- j
baled and unbalanced. j
Governor-elect 1'i. rce says he will '
urge the legislature in his message
lo consolidate the hoards and com- I
missions, reducing the mass to a
labor Instead of hiring their ' . , ' . .
diplomatic corps lo try to In It I j p,om)S(.u , the -people in the
tie Sam Into lving a ; philanthropic J Th(J ,'ctiim retllrn3
much ui'iiinst his will. . i .,,. ,,. nnI,i ,h,.n.i,i r n
sr. in t ie
l'rc sident
Harding called a, disarmament con
ference at which mine results were
obtained than could have resulted I
lioiu several Kurop. an diplomatic '
sessions.
The l'nit d Stales ihmild not car.- j
eel her war debts. I'-y making the j
Kuropcati nations realize that they,
have a debt which must be paid and
can lie paid only through hard work,
Kiev may settle down to a nine noa-
Patients privileged to have their own docta
lT4
Used Ford Car Bargaii
1 Bu
Good Roadster
Roadster with Starter
1920 Touring
1920 Touring
1920 Touring
1919 Touring
1D20 Sedan, good
1920 Sedan, good Z13)
3 Ford Trucks Cheap Best of a Buy in Ci4t
C. A. Locftwood Motor Co.
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Hiy Ketch, who wears a star con
cealed bcnen'.h hi3 coat lapel, reports
nothing unusual on his beat today
which is nothing unusual.
The
a policy of keeping out of affairs j
mat cone, i n Kurope alone, w nerc
these affairs toui'n the I'niU d
.Slates, no .such aloofness call be not
ed. Tho Ameiican people realize
Fortland Journal.
Ml
that to take part in every Kuropean
(uanel would be disastrous, after
casting a single glance over the his-
lf , rrt. Avr ,..., nmeherl fr. t-Jr.l. lorv of liUI'Ol.-.- Of I II! PUSt lllllKII'eU
t-- i of the law we've not a hunch that - years. Am. ricalld havt
.'.- town com rnd Rill Whiorle and 1 t be value of peafi III.
Jiu'iie Cawae Jorcs w.ll consuire to ! "isolation." t. rants
p'rice us behind the bars for a few
weeks. That's the trouble with pub
lishing a colyum like this you have to
pick on In-? offices and when they get
a chance to pick cn.you they dig deep.
learned
refore their
'isolation." (iianls Pass Courier,
l'l lll.IC SCHOOI, lX'ONOMY
Don't bring me ponies
It's bioccoli seed that I w;
Jcver see Harry Pearee
hair cut in a barber shop?
:nt.
geltirg a
(Coos liay Times)
Murshtiehl in common with North
l'-end, Co.iuille, 11. union and many
oiii.-r Oregon towns is facing the
problem of providing new buildings
j inr m bonis. Additional room Is not
me'. :v o.-sll .". Die l. ill occoiiiiiig ao
selutely e--"iilial if the children of
the i it v are io be given an ediica-
Friends and fellow'countrymen we' ""' A'.v. suestions and ideas
. , , .m . .' ..... that will aid in the solution of this
r,,t. ;;,,. m i. 3 I problem without a too groat
.... . . ... ! eri-itse will lloulltl
BOX CANDY AT COST
our holiday boxes and baskets
ni sale for a lew days at cost,
diic purchase entitles you to a
in our guessing contist. Another lot
of those big sweet juicy oranges, just
in, 7r,o per doz.
THE ALCOVE CONITXTIONKRY
AT THE CHURCHES.
I After the first touch of chilblains
i we're alv.ys glad we're not a centi
h"
Ul-e
J'.COlilc' lllll.-t C" X 1 1 1 : 1 i ! 1 1 Slle'iresliotls Willi
a niipi'i ill :i:ui (ipi'ii mum.
I'.ut l)el'oi'i l'tishin tu tin1 sui'.piii't 'f t'wry ik w idea, it is wi'll to
ii.sk luv tin y liave wurki-U in ju'ai tici', ami lmw they lit ia Willi
orJiiiary human nature.
o-
As a .s.iriih' i.f . hut irtuun.-hir.o bixuo c;.n ;u't oiiiji'iish, v i ill
your jiltontion to thr C.s ciHinty trie'nlv whi ro a man, t0 , .'ar.i
of aRi anil lilit'il wilii tito .stiii'l'. vhokcil his uifo t, tlcath, tlu'ii
filling up Willi mi'i'o l' tlu1 pi;. un, lo..'. In vil h' . : .1 : hni to ih-.uh
n lu'ijrhhor, ami wcu.d lU'uliably hai j'mv ca v-itli hi slaiihli'r
injC ul' liuiuan lil'o lrul il mt '"'I'n t" f lh'" I'ai t '.hat he was invr-jMiwi'i-cil
i'.nd tit'.! by MipcToT .sU'tiij'th. Thviv is no ether i'. ilsi'
ii.r the horrible? rrn'ii1 oilu f than l:.c" o . r i: i'r..!:'.i in o in :noon
hhine w hisht y.
Tl-.c -icd cop pa'd
i y : .iGrr.t vis.t ye
urn a
cur s.nct
crjay nd as a
re",alt our accelerator foot is r.ct so active.
-W'hi'.
-lit 1 nil
might
'enemy
as p conlii
will pi .iv.
the stale i
Well folks, shop early,
year till Xmas.
It's cnly a
Attorney .I.mu s Hr.iml, of Mar.-hfit W, a
('has. A. llrai.il of this city, has been ku;p
lUHLCssor (o Ciivuit .1 udo ('oho. appointe.l i,
IH'V. This Wotihl CvM'taillly bo t'NcvlltT.t l'c'.o:
jnoss of a nii;h:y 'mo yotiiis lawir. Ho w
tlio iuilioial bonth i '' ti-.o Mialhorn part
ro'
toil
jlii'tl for this imp;
the appointment.
i. .ant t't i n't
liii
of t!.o
hopii
ir of Hon.
tho probablo
r.'.l !.s t-ic-t i.ttor
i".i uf tin- v. -: lh-
M l o a i ri'
l',0 ii'.il W t il I
",) n.::." v:l
P
It will
;d yt-d I,
soon 1 i
1 K'tb
I i mo for m.;hii-,' y
' in. tko them short
o
uir Now ' .: r i'i . -.'hi'.
ar.il M'.iipi !.r tho)
The n'i .-.re tj c i r j lo t;?e a rrup
and f.jh d-ncc ene cf tne..e tiavr, it Is
ri.-'.o. rd ,-nrl the r'ress c.lnt o.vr.vs rc
tliii St tl- .t thc-e wl-o l ave bjrro-Acd
tnr.r nit re return 'cm in time for the
fir. old occas.ori. 1
: : .-. .-. - I
A frller Vsho h.is I ved j
; In lb s hlirg for lOc;!l onla
foriy ycr.IT aprf v.bo i
Ntpr oo; outr,.dr cf '
1 i r coy I ni .s tcok
A -.p to tl,e r. c bpp
j T,h" eM-rr d."y aed v.ren
; l-"' rcluri'o.l or v.ls to
-'rl l:-i -1-c i t h:$ t- .p
; Th.it he I .isn't talked about
AnviV.-n-j c'o s.ece
! And w'-e q'.id to se
i Thr cid d.ifff- rj-t a
K-.k n.t cf I V and !
j W.- m sh e had tao ri.nijli j
I To scrd a few n.crc of
Tiy c'd hr-ss tlawn
For a lhr.ll.
: "It's a great l:'e -i ou ri.-'i't v.f-.t
I cn" i.sr;' to be an am s.in j ..uu
: soil holds need.
I First Church of Christ Scientist,
;.1:!7 S. .lack. on street. Services are
j held Sunday morning, at 11 o'clock,
j and Wednesday evening, at S o'clock.
. This meeting includes testimonies
jef healing. Sunday school convenes
; each Sunday morning at 9: all up
tu the age of :!i years are invited to
attend. Tho reading room, in the
,-'tr ,,f flw .Imr.-l, 1,M.1I I.. ........
will doubtless be welcomed i .... nf ,,',. tr,n
hool beard and taxpayers alike. ,H, ..nil.iHt1;m Sti,,n,.,.
tolliiwing from the l.u (ramie;
I" the , Th Flrct C-.ni;.) rk.,..u ,
Lane and Rose streets; 11. L. ( ald
v.eil, minister. !i-4."i a. m... iliurch
s. l.ool; o. I Coshow, supennti ndeia.
! i-'inish th" o'd yar'ly a t-uod ex).-n-I'iti.re
of the last day of the year,
firing the children to Sunday school
and help to teach them the Word of
!Cod. It o'clock, morning worship;
message by the pastor appropriate to
;the season; good music; come and
i worship wii'.i us. :i p. m.. Junior
!!. Y. 1'. IT. All thildr. n between th,.
ages of T and 1.-, will find this a good
place to I.e. Parents uiav heln be
: .helping the children to c,t mn-in.i
, i;:::o p. in.. Senior 11. y. ); - An.lv
I Caraway, president. All of the young
people are cordially invited. 7::iU
P. tn.. evening worship. Message bv
Ihe pastor. Nothing eMra special will :
.occur, but ou will find fi yon come i
, ,!"'t '! ! go .:. 1 s. rviee' v;l cive I
1,11 :l ""ed start for the New Year I
'ill-- music will add to the worshipful- I
.: ; :!;. s, rv;,,. A i.miiiti iavita-
' noa io ir.c pantie.
union to the
interest ing.
feverish, and
leeded economy.
stated that.
ads over all d-'-edticaiiou
whicii
to a lari'e i-Meiit ia the past has
been saacifieil to a point that no one
should mention cutniig down lippio
t-rial ions that
leges.
I. a Iran .!
i;..l
.'1 I.
s ;n
Mliir:
! REAL O'J TIME mil
!
I In OtHFoawUWiiveH
! New Year! si'- JW I
i li'-3. ijwl tDit eiain'l
tins occsiiui Cume ml ai ' I
. Lund lime m'.h u.
"Muflwump."
In a Hixitoii Transcrlofs "Notes and
1-aclli Queries" Is a ile!ioitln of the word
guess IugViUllll" that oerbnnii never ir... In.
to print during tlio political period
when It was used. The contributor
says: "I suppose what jour corre
spondent wants to know Is why "Mug
wump" was npplie.1 to the Independ
ents 1 i the lUiiliKsCIcvelanil campaign.
It was because the name (originally
the head of an Indian tent-group next
under tho sacheui. und pronounced
with equal accent on both syllables.
like l.arn-iloor') had come In
( 'mined lent nl lenwt iihxiii Mmu' nr
' . ' :a ...... vnt a fiir install
etiecttve controller of any business. It j J '"e., uxiUatJ UU
was as famlllnr In my lioyhoo-l as s; .r." '
LEON E. C. CLKS
A.,
H
ATn:TI0V IBM
u:Mim:
A
a installation of olto !'
Cr.d. lii.'J at k . m. , i"- I
n... 1. 1 j in irraurr. iUii -
. . L . .k ... Idl Ljl I
eastern pomi 10 w ".-., ---
,I.B tl.u nrjf-sl icm im I
US.
oifs i now. i 'o you want it joo in
the mill? t'.n noil .lim W;iller 1
he's ti e mugwump of tho concern.' So ',
the Sun used It jecringly nf the Imle
pendents as 'self-constitued bosses' of
tho Itepiibllean party, dictating who
should be nominated."
PROfESSlOnAL WW
ii P1.1LSR-1!
l)iu .'i.
i'hybicun.
ill .
afl'i
M-hi
! d schools or col
i.l district is rh:h'
lii.rtl lo hoop, Uslla'.y.
Wo f:i: l. this io .-.bout tho
Veal' period. Just iv:. t cnoun
fnv a'.!- ; ed i i.p.o.
the pa.-l few uu '
J'iiti a
gravis din in
finest weallier V"in;r
!i to make sleddin;: fa
o-
a- h:a ,.ms have d'.i
il'.l.S.
f.T ti.o New
1 .
,.p against i., ; p. v buildings. The
c::v i-- o n i r r o v. i i : e ir thing it ha-.
,;i ii:.iji'.-: Ire '.- m hoots. This Ldfi!
a 1: now n t; i;;h. tie conies 0 e
us ..Sf.ii ff bow caa I. a Crillld- tak
i a re of move stn.b ats without ln
, , ,',nu her l uil.l.aas and wiiboiit
; ol.l'.ng a lo lie!'. epense to the
s.ai-.i;.. ;i wo.) 1 r, . . .1 y h:oe a load
o ...ii- t'lat is el io small propor
1 io' s.
" A l. v ef V. ! t l as come ir.lt of
i a.i y. li..i. w - - ; i iiiiii.ly io ..
;. i i- 'ii. ial v, h nice. - i r 'a
: .- to puolic s i'.(...!s. Iiiso ad of
aviag s- liool p. no - and i .piipm- 1-t
iii'io a eooir,y poiai e. of the da. ll.e
cl.oi.l bo. u .1 ti o city roiu'civi i!
h. l.'o a tb; t by beglllliil'i: fi"
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, -.vl,.u..l by t:ie I..: lhat .New Ye:
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They Were Honeymooners.
She had said something that dls
tro? sed liim and, seeing the look on bis
fan', she exclaimed: "Oh, my darling,
I'm n f rnhl I have hurt ynu."
"No. dearest." he replied, gravely,
"the hurt I feel is due to the fact t tint
I know It hurts you to feel that you
have hurt me."
"Ah, no!" she said. 'To not let that
hurt you for nn instant. My hurt is
because I know it hurts you to feel
I that I have hurt myself hurting yon."
i "No, no. my precious! My hurt is
i because you are hurt over feeling that
j 1 inn hurt because you feel that you
have hurt tne mid are therefore hurt
: yourself and "
l'-ut let us leave them, dear reader.
They will get over it in lilac. Huston
livening Transcript.
HOTEL UJIPQO
...-.i- mi MOliBl'
Th. n'eople'of Do.I
, invited w
A
' New Yt'ar r.':h
ount to llaiOl lin ear
tb. ti' to keep you aA.isc.
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Old Flour Makes Bert Bread.
l'lonr (nrcordtns tn scientists) Im
proves with ago, the obl.-r tl mr prcv
ilu. an; n larger and t.n.-r loaf. Kresldy
inilicl flours do n.'t l.ro.bi.-e the best
of hb-h T?;. y are capable. A great
advance was ii .i,'.. 1M jfe milling art
by the Ir'ro.bu'tbn of a method fori
treating flour in the mill whereby such
freshly milled flour nt wire tool; on j
tho projvrti. of n properly aged Hour, :
so that tie Hour eenld then go to the'
eoti;gi,. r In condition to render nt once I
lis highest hiking value. Th! state'
of affairs is l-r-.u.-ht about In Hour by j
tr.-at ni It with chloric,, and the gen-1
oral r,-v.i!t is known in ".nanirto-- i
His Greatest Achievement. j
At a dinner in honor of rros'd.T.t
Underwood of the Krie, nn exceeding-
l.v modest and retiring man, speeches
ctilogb.'.ng him came thick and fast, j
Winn they had ended Mr. Underwood,,
after thanking everyone present f r
the complimentary cx)rislons, re-;
plied: "lint, gentlemen, fiat for w'n.-b
yui have given me credit N i..-t ail.
Y'ou forgot to mention that last w.n-i
ter, when I was In control cf th" har
bor, no Ice formed and traflic was tin-
Impede.!, the first time In many years'
that such n condition bus prevailed"!
Wall Street Journal. i
,a;tv d,,' (!!iCHESTF S PILLS "; ..Vo,?
v..-w. ........ i .-- ,,,V,V,l..,r".V,!'.V-'. A ! ,,"';r-11 ,,!i-''-l"e eiToet. together
5 '.i';'',i" j."'r.'"".a ,'"""'(( 1 V'l!l '""J" Improved bilkini qualities.
eV ' " i'i"" i - V '''' ri,U'hig matter of ft'iir Is
) I ' , JVi'i-JViT'ti k 4 n. whl-h Is :,'.. what gins or-
r"" H'.'lr c..'. t. Chlorine ex;.!,.,
SCLDEi KlCulSISiUVnKLK ,'"r",in' " '''' h "'"' '.r.
Bohemian Pearl Culture.
The sel. ntitii- ci liiirc of pcarl-henr-!ng
oysters has be -n earned :i t-T
number of years In the Oiava riwr. in
Souibc-rn Ib.beini.i Tli" ". sf -s
opened once III ciht years. The lal
examination of the ovsteri. whl. h too
place this year, re-nlied in the loid.sg
of five white pearls lhat may he rl;o.
us proclaim. Sj le Taluable ones and
SjO colored yeaxla. .
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