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W08EBURO REWmeVIEW, SATURDAY. rEBRUABV IT, 1921
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW
Issued Daily tacept Sunday
ti "W. UATtS
iiiitT G. HATKd..
, ..froaiUeut and Manager i
bUboCR.PTION KATES
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tun.rtd us second ciuss matter !uy 17, 11)20, ut tne pout otfk at Jtoaeburg,
Oregon, under lh Act of March J, 1T. ,
ROoEBUHa, ORtQON, 6ATURUAV, FEBRUARY 1?, 1r23.
KL'SLsESS FOKESIGHT
2 It commoijy said that industry -and efficiency and thrift are
tlrj three essentials tlu.t enable a person to gain business success.
'J jj re is also a fourth eli'meiit, and that is foresight. It f retjueiilly
jixjions that jjeojile who liave no exceptional qualities in other
tliewtiuns, are yet nljle by some shrewd foresight to anticipate the
future and win fortune . Thi-y buy land in advance of a growth
ctjjopulation, or .start making or selling something that proves
p4mlar, or buy sometliii.g low that rises in price. It's a great
f ft't. 'tt a dangerous one. I'uople who Jack this gift are often
reduced to poverty by failure to estimate the future. A striking
iiHjiimce is found in the condition of middle class people in Ger
many, who.se little fortunes were tied up in bonds which entitled
tiwim to u certain amount of marks. So long as the currency re
mained stable, their future was safe. Hut now that these marks
itrj so nearly worthless, tlie.se bonds become of very slight value,
and fortunes invested in them are practically wiped out. The
ambitious man must read and think and follow the movements of
lh times and of conditions in his community. General intelligence
jiiTd thorough knowledge of one's business enable one to exercise
l'ljjeflijrht. iJut let no one trust his foresight too far. Multitudes
o people have lost iheir money as the result of their over
ciHifident feeling that they could foresee the fu lire. They in
vited in stocks or property that they believed vould rise, and
iiiyir noiuinfs leu aim uiey were wiped out. It is a very rissy
tltins to trust to one's foresight in matters outside one's own occu-
Piiiiun. There are too many uncertainties in life. So while bust
ness foresight is a good capacity to develop, it can be trusted only
niMMit so far. It cannot usually tako the place of industry, effi
cio'lury and thrift.
o
It is now the prediction that no' consolidation bill will be
dssed in the last hours of the stale legislature. This is the edict
t the wise fellows who are watching the trend of consolidation
i.ffitirs at the state -apitol. How does the state expect to cut
ta.tes with a horde ol office-holders feeding from the public crib
when n sane consolidation measure would eliminate a great burden
to. the taxpayers? Other states have found it profitable not to
the astute politician to consolidate. Then why should this state
ienr any dreadful results by doing away with a lot of useless and
burdensome commissions, many of which have been created lor
political purposes only?
o
Senator Eddy's school bill was killed in the house at Salem
yesterday. IJut the spirit of the measure still lives. It was the
opening wedge to create more enthusiasm along practical lines of
high school courses, u mighty fine precedent to set, and one that
is bound to be considered by school authorities of the state in the
'ienr future. The bill created a lot of gossip in reference to our
i.xlitulions of learning which will have a wholesome effect on the
iharaeter of their work in the future. A law embodying the
salient features of the Eddy bill will sooner or later be acceptable
by the people of Oregon, regardless of yesterday's action of the
legislature.
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I Br BERT SPATES j
COOO EVENING. FOLKS
The r. h. a. fellers
Bit the duat
Last night at the hands
Of the Mcdford basketball team
Who reside In the vicinity of
Crater Lake.
O
The butterfly woman with her gorge
ous colored wings attracts all men for
the moment. But it is the grey moth
of a wife who keeps the foundation of
the home from rotting.
V
Nothing so disappoints a great many
people as finding out that the person
STATE PRESS 1
COMMENTS
; 4
Ttiat Mllll-mUire reeling
'I ne luxury of the feeling of being
a milMuxiiai a baa now lieeu placed
wlibiu th rraca of Ibi- cumuiuu i-o-plf,
thank i to the pruilH' rrti of
tbe Ii-ipi-rlal Hault of Orniany. Prior
to tho war tin- owner of a ii rn.ao
mark could exrhwure it on his ar
rival In thia country fur criiU.
Kor 'eay fixurlnit It unci 10 bf cal
culated that four (J-rmu niarku
were worth 1.00 In iurcbaiiiR val
ue. Today anyone owuinx fOi) real
money could racbanKo it for more
(hail l.Uuil.OOu marks, and injoy the
mllllnularo f.-ilinj; uulil bu b' nan to
spend the money.
To put It auoiber way, Ihe owner
of a 50 baby bond of the Liberty
loan lsaue la better off today, fin
ancially, than tbe owner of a million-
mark bank account la Germany the
TUB WHATUtMil
ItM lac I
with a "bad reputation" is not living: 0y M,,ore wllilam ,,,t looee lhe d0K9
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Lov makes lovers out of some
sin
ners out of many, murderers out of
others and mighty good citizens out of
the rest.
The "hoys" at Salem arc going to try another week without
remuneration to put over some constructive legislation. They'll
probably end the session in a blaze of glory.
o
We are still waiting for somebody to make a move that will
reduce taxes not create a new source of revenue.
o
Sometimes a man tan fi t away with the policy of being '
things to all men," but he can't fool the women.
'all
Strange, but the woman with a purring voice is not alwa'
cat.
Many a man gets a bigger thrill
nowadays out of the high balla he
drivea on the golf courae than he did
out of those he Imbibed before Vol
stead.
C- if ft
A gruff exterior may hide the kind
est heart. But women teem atill to
prefer the men who smile sweetly,
babble flaltery and yet have no heart
at all.
i ft
Pcrambulatore and Ferris run side by
side; limousines and ear trumpets are
Intimately related.
. it r.k
It does seem just a little strange
that the good-looking man without a
single virtue should get all the atten
tion that la, from the women while
the homely man imbued with every
virtue geta scarcely a condescending
glance.
ft ft tf
DUMOELL DORA THINKS
An organ recital ia patent medi
cine advertisement.
'Tie Spring, tra la. tra la. We
wojldst pen a pome or an oHe or sum-
thin' if wo only had a pen instead of
a typewriter.
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Goth, ain't thia wonderful climate
tho'? Nothin' like it on the face of
the globe. Let's all get in a circle now
and boost it a wee bit.
The boy scouts held a cooked food
sale today and the fellers who sampled
the frosting of the cakea said they
were great.
ft
Gracious, gracioua, it's bath night
again.
i i
Saturday's a great day for the kids
'ceptln' those who have to take
mualo lessons.
Banquet speakera now have to pre
para their talks carefully. In the old
days any kind-of a speech made a hit
after the first three rounds.
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They lift their eyebrows.
They helghtrn their complexion.
They tilt their chins.
They rise their voices.
They elevate their skirts.
They build up their heels.
And yet there are people who aay
the modern girla do not devote any
thought or time to higher things.
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Everything is speeding up. They
have motorcycles on the apecial de
livery stamps now Instead of the old
bicycle.
ft
Ye t1 likes the candor of Congress
man Fordney, who, advertisina the
loss of a handbag, save it "contains
data and argument on the tariff, of no
use to anybody but myself."
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It is competition In love, business
and social life which makes us polite.
REASONABLE
Reckless automobile drivina arouses
the suspicion that much of the horse
sense of the old daye waa possessed
by the horse.
LET THEM COME
How ahout having a Jatzless Week
or a No Gum Chewing Week?
of war. Tbe mark ia cot or;L Hit
paper it la printed on, and tiio won.
drr la that banka of Germany con-
I uiiuu 10 isBue inem, or inai Angli
can nanka continue to quote tnem
In the lunsuase of the cartoon'.at
"they don't mean anything." and wc
would not advise anyone to exchange
00 American dollars fur l.Oou.000
tierman marks, because the feeling
of riches would be fleeting. I.n
Grande Observer.
Boy
Scout News gi
, KOkKHI Hti, OIIKCO.V, TIHUI, Kr-MItt AMI. It. max j
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Dtv.r Folks:
1 have a sweetheart all my own, with her I love to I ;' alone, Jtir
i then t-he sits upon my knee and smiles at me so iogui:.l,ly, as much
ns if to say, "My dear, now aren't yon glad that 1 am here." And
then we think, and talk and plan as only sweethearts really can
about the future and its joys. And when I'm jealous of the l-vs
who come around to make a call, she flirta with them and, woiot
of all, she makes believe she loves them too. It's just to see what
I will do.
So I pretend that 1 am mail, and make bclu I'm ) v .v.t.l
ami try my best to bring a tear, because 1 want U make it iie.tr
that I'm abused, and going to cry, or Meal away puiiai s i.n.l die.
Lut when she sees what she has done, she .s.ivs 'twas only in-t in
fun. because i.he loves m-, I'm her beau, and gtxulne.ss sakos 1
t.tiKiit to kaow that site's a woman like the rest. And when she's
dollied up and dressed ill I'llty frocks and dainty things, her
Murt just bubbles up and ring. And then she likes to te.tse and
lii-t without a thought of harm or hurt to me the idol of her
eart. The one from whom she'll never part.
And then she snuggles in my lap and falls asleep and takes I
nap, because she'd eary from her play and all the things ..it
had- to say to make r feel her way was right and not a reason we
fi.ouhl fight. To hoi ner love I'll always strive. In age. you see,
khe's only five. Cordially yours, T. V. 1:.
Follow your nose to the grindstone.
your no a to defeat, and your know's
to success.
Tuno your radio in
Vallrv, and listen to the approach of
tne rrencn army.
Tiio sterilization I 111
The Oreiron senate ri"il a (tool
day's work when It passed the uter-
'li7jtlon bill.
If It had no other reason the rec
ord made by the Kalliknk family If
enouxh. It la an example of how
deeenerary and criminality are trans
milted by heredity.
During the Revolutionary war,
one Martin K.-iIllkah, a young soldier
of good etock, had an Illicit affair
with a feeble minded servant girl
hy whom he had a son. Later, Kail
Ikak married a woman of good fam
ily, by whom he had several legiti
mate ohlldren. The latter all turned
out well, founding one of the most
distinguished families In New Jersey
In this family and in Its collateral
bronchos there was nothing h it
good, representative citizenslilp.The
members became prominent in then
communities wherever they went.
There were no feeble minded among
them, no Illegitimate children, no lin
moral women.
The descendants of the feeble
minded girl are In sharp contrast.
Of these 4X0 have been traced. Their
record la, 143 clearly feeble mind
ed, 36 Illegitimate, 33 prostitutes.
24 confirmed alcoholics, three ep
ileptics, 82 died in infancy, three
criminals, eight kept houses of 111
fame.
Here are two family line with
the Minn paternal ancestor, living
under tho same general environ
iiient; yet degeneracy and pollution
have marked every , generation o!
one and been unknown to the other
Even more striking Is the case of
the Juke family. From one lazy vag
abond named Juke, horn In rural
New York In 1720. whose 'wo sonr
married five degenerate aiatera, six
generation j came up to 1877. num
bering about 1200 persons of everv
grade of Idleness viclousness. lewd
nets, pauperlrm, disease. Idiocy, in
sanity, anil criminality. Of the total
seven generations 300 died In in
fancy. 310 were professional pauper?
4 40 were physically wrecked by
their own diseased wickedness, more
than half the women fell into pros
titution. 130 were convicted crimin
als. 60 were thieves, fleven aerf
murderers, only 20 learned a trade.
10 of these in state prison.
These facta are the findings of
an Investigation made In I s . i . Ir
1915 a second Investigation showed
that Ihe number In the family had
increased to 2800 with no chance In
lite general tendencies and with n
total cost to the state from thir
single family of $2,500,000. The
facts are from Stoddard's "Revolt
Aguinst Civilization" a book Vi hlch
should be read by any member of
the legislature who has doubts on
how to vote on the sterilization bill
1'ortland Journal.
The IHitlnr's llitlile
A family had been wrestling with
.1 huilget for several years, each
time rnminc out a little better and
gradually simplifying lis plan, so
that tlie budget-abiding became les?
of M hiinliin i il tniiro r t a (trim furt
on the Ruhr:ve.ir ,,y y,.mr At length It sold a
mall piece of property which It had
BETTER PAY SALARIES
During the war it was common to
enlist for a Hollar day. Nowl
th- Department of Justice has six of
these indicted for stealing as many
minionr. n snows tne aovernmcnt had
oeiier paid tne less patriotic
' io ins cona island ma'orman
whose wife was a conductorette and
wno named their sen Transfer.
A billion la a who's lot.
since the birth of Christ
ticked two billion times.
"I don't understand men.
"Whrff ths matter now?"
My husband ran a tank during ths
r nd now he can't even run a vac
uum cleaner for me!"
Good intentions are Inherent In
ev.?i-y man a good memory a urn
v ana Deauiiiui mi-1
i
MICKIE SAYS
A STioo ao w iwt,
NE4Swrca. vjiu. restore ,
KtVUKKtCT OtPARTEO COSTOk
AM CORfe A CatPPV-EO
BAU ACCOCJttT t
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Kr11tor..U U Uiitutt. K M.
lukvm Arunrf.l
Troop Kwi fcdilor K. i liurcli
Aci.vUioa W- KutKia
Troop ; J. V arni?y
Tr.Mip 2 0- Wt.!.. r
Trti t K. iMil-un
KJklon.. . . ... . ...
I wut yer yti-i t u r d a y it
(AMI .IVXI 4'AUP
IM (AVI1 III I.Kit
I'url 1
1 A Kront In Tr-t-tlw.rt h.
On hlK honor a tnui't tie
v Ml U Inn i'ft to ul.lUu 1
t!l Cttillp r-KUlntllili. Itlk
word of honi-r ill be at.
t'epu-d Iwu.
'. A rum la l.ril. Mr
fakes hi I'itrt tltli hln fflluw
tiutn with k"1 tt-AUi M'irit
in hcoun-raf I. pirifi hiu! iln
llCal. trviiiaf to hell oUir-m lit
r II tlmcit. H will help to
make the KoaftturK Hoy
S- tut Camp the t-fct ticuut 1
L'imp In ihs? rountry.
3. A hrMl U Helpful. Iff I
d-xH a "tcoud lurn " duily to
llii) fl-llOW H'fHlt. I
A. A Srtutt la Krlradly. II.
lenrns to tukt a joke with at
nitK-h fun tk i he pl.tva it on
tht- other fellow, (iood, cl'iilt
fun. even Ml lh other fel
low's ex pin u la riJyaMi
Other kindkt are una'outlike
-V afoul la a brotluT tu evr
uthr mout.
5. A Hrwat la I'ourtfHiiia.
lie irlvvx the mout salute
all t-amp ofrUvrr. ImlixliiiK
patrol lealra aii hiist;iiil
putrol leadira aiid otlu-r
itoiil officers, when on duty.
n a t'ourtcoii) hikh of if
npe't for the office they hold.
Mi' la polite to nil. lie h
Kol inHimer?' at meula.
6. A Nrwiil la Kind, tie If
:i friend to oil animalr. lit:
will not Injure nor kill any
liarmli-ag rreat ure im'ciIIchh
ly. Il In guardian of thr
wild hlnl nnd animala. lie
will not brintf flruarnta to
camp.
V ft w I m ni I n ir.
No ImuiliiK Hllowed l-x-rept
at the perloila dfi ti
nned each day, t which
tliiK acouta who ilenire to
wlm will iro In at the same
ttinc. und.T export leader?
and directors.
Cants) ilaak.
I'pnn arrival at camp each
w out will nutke & deposit of
ill hla money In the camp
hank, and credit will h
iflVMn therefor. Kealir.iiijc the
ilifferenco In the financial
ineana of the boy a, and de
I'rina: to foster a spirit of
f octal equality, haxed upon
personal merit and character,
ea'h hoy will be permitted
to purchase, from the camp
canteen, not more than ten
ie nts wortn er luxuries in i
nu day. In addition to plnc-j
in: nil hoys on ejual flnan-I
i;-i hnU. till) arranKeinent f
will snfcffiiartl the scouts!
i-tni overloading their
nm-hs with unnecesttary !
nweets and avoid alckneus. '
M ill T M04M
The S'-out rM"is Wilt Ie
re it ev.-rv a 1 1-rni o a f i r
nWiool (mill 4 J'. M. to l
it., and on Saturday from W
A M. to . I'. M. Thia tn
ulili i th l-nttt to pa- s u;iy
tiiir spare tune either reau
li:; nr playiiiif tlie uaiiiies we
Iiat In our scout rooiiiM such
as ImsfhaH and I'ltiK I'oiiu.
It is t.wd thai later wh will
he ahle lo add more KanieH
to our r ton I. In fact any
one having Home KOod boya
uamM tht they ate not Us
ui kf and would like to make
H donation iu the li y Ki oiita
of ItfiMt-hurg 1 am sure tiie
l.ova will gladly a ct pi the
aair.tt. Alai anything that
w ill help make our a out
fieailMUartera resemble a cozy
I'lub room, where Hie Itot--burtr
Hoy Kuuii and viMt
iiig Hroiits mty ie-'d anl en
tity thfiDHclVes Instead of
running arojnd the streets
of tm city . we tiuve many
line books In our library
many of which pertain io
outing and very helpful io
th buys who desire to prog
Vsa furtiu-r in scouting.
I MOV MKKTI(i
A meeting of the three
Mcoutm.t. lei s will be called
jmn to mitki arrangeniHitta
for one unit-n meeting each
month. At theo in t-linvs
vari-ius kiiidn of ate copii-
-aii slide1 will be shown and
explained. They will ioer
varlo'ia stilijcta. Wo will
flret tiv at.d get the to
(. in of H 'V Scout slides and
then we will take up Tretia
tt t ir.-Kon and various groiipn
of slides on It) nl study and
scenes around ('rater 1-aKe
md tuHiiy mfny olhcr kimls
all of which will be along
i he lines of Instruction.
These slides are obtainable
from tht Kxtensfon I'epart
ment of the l-niversltv of
regon. Announcement per
taining to the above will be
made litter In the columns
if thia paper.
I VIT'.HN ATH At,
l.KKT IIA.MI Nil A KM
It Is recommended that In
giving the S unt Hand' lasp.
the custom followed In all
eountriea but the Cniled
States of unlng the loft hand
Instead of the right, shall be
the custom of the Hov Scouts
of America. ' S;oL;TlN(i.''
NOTE: All acouta of Doug
Ins county will kindly note
t he above. The old ha nd
shake was rlvht handed, but
from now on the correct hand
shake fur scouts ia with the
left hand. Kditor.
T1IH HOIIHIU TIIINI.
The srnut had just re.
turned her pet puppy and
she was In hysterics.
"Where did you find him?"
ahe exclaimed.
"Oh, a man had him, ma'am,
tied to a pole, and he was
cleaning the window with
him
The Scoutmaster received a
fail I'ua week fi-oiu Oakland
oieyou. iterioiiniiig tuv p..-'
Ibiittv of oi gunning semis
hi o.tkland. It 1h unite j.r.b
aitlt? tliat scotJtiiiasL r . lu.
t ut Will journey to Uakiai,.!
on Turi-d.iy evening ilar u
tit It to MtUlt tll bat rulllTIK
in that vicliuiy. He will
take uluiig a t'eiuoiintraiiou
team to demo iit-t ra ie i,it.
fetching of at oiilirTK. Any
otlo-r scouts Will be Wtl oin
un the trip. We would like
to tal;e a big deleatioj, to
Oakland artd any boys know
Itiif if pariies w;io will do
nate the u uf tiudr tills to
taUe iif pome of tlie boys
will kindly report eume to
&outmater l.intott at once.
THK I'l.llMi hUlAI)ltO
The ris ing cuadron will
be tn Itustharg on r'ehn.urv
;i-?-Jh . They have a.-ked
Ihe hc.iuta to distribute their
handbill. This will be done
on Saturday and Sunday or
Monday of iifXl week. Stoul
mister l.intoit will tail those
he wi.shea for dulv later as
It a ill be a very easy L.tsk.
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TROOP NEWS
TilOOP NO. 1
Troop No. 1 held their reg
ular io(.-etiitg !ast Mond.iy
ev.-nln.'. A nui ;:tt;r of u.e
bon being 'Xii::i.i on ac
count of a siK-lal being held
somewhere In the city. The
feKiiiar busi liens Was Soon
dne away with as the new
wcout Kmea were in t lie
room and all wanted to get
a chance to play bt. fure the
evening was out. Tne bal
ance of the evening was
devoted to playing liuacha.ll
and 1'ing lo:ig.
Troup So. 2.
Troop s. 2 held their
regular meeting lah-t Tues
day evening with 18 scout a
itusweilni; the roll call. Some
ef the fellows paid up their
duis at this meeting.
Mr. I.lntott g.tve uh n rhort
talk on thin years tamp and
told us of the equipment Hnd
things we mi gilt tuke alone;.
Most of tlie biiHinesa waa
quit kly transactel Und the
rest of the eveninsr was de
voted to playing Haauball
and 11.1 g hmtt.
lU-XlltliE fWKBBKU
Troop ,o. 3.
Troop Nil. 3 held their reg
ular meeting last Wednes
day night at seven thirty
with a good attendance. We
decided to have our food sale
today at Voiburgh and
Wiaria grocery.
A.";-r the meeting we rdav
ed Ping I'ong ami ;aehull.
Frank Long was declared
the 1'ing I'ong i.'liamp.
There is still plenty of
room In tills troop and wo
will gladly take on more
hoys who are interested in
scouting.
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liiv, iillv? lurn of ibm 1
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I "Hi-'m Invnlln i J
pt'cl llmt won I Aii
I II A It It TO SIT
IT vtill at.' a niriiJ
wouiu int roneri lc
Titrr 111 in
In n ttitki-r linlt its
is making ilouxb:
hon carrying; with some difficulty.
I'art of the money waa to come in
by way of monthly payments.
Thpre were, naturally a doirn or
more places clamoring for these pay
ments. Mother wanted new curtalua
and shades. Father wanted a dlnnhy
for his sail boat. The children
thought a vlctrola would be accept
able. After all tho votes were In,
tne mother decided to stand firm
Girls, Please Conceal Your Fat and
Hide Your Ankle3 and Skinny Kij
Hy HEIIHA HOYT
Fashion Editor of the I'nited Press
(Written for the United Press)
NEW YOltK. N. Y.. Feb 17. Leon
Tlubur t . . . .
- as. a. unnni, I.IUIUUH K US lOIlieT atlU IOUnOr
ir.d use the money for none of them. f , lollern Khoo, of COMZ" aZ
If . ' 8" 8al0' ,"a' 8lRn' "Iscussed the seerels of fenii-
ir we spend one parment for one of 'i ,
these things and another for the ne"t l""0, ttr"f'Ce and dre,ss bt'fore hun
anrt so on. that at the enrt r ii, -"reus of fashionable New York worn-
year our property which was and nq- jon wh filled the Plaza ball-room.
a.-i. will nnve neen n .a i n t..... t.:..
- - in . ur.ni iiiB fi'i-i lire tn in. "u ihn... i - .
tncurles. all depreciatinB fast?!rtte" which he considers the al Im-T T k ","l;n8," n'rD
Whereas, if we put the monev Into po.tant tiling in th ",., lfor her .h "'crests lhel.diti
Wnpreas, if we put the money into , portant thing In the fashion world
a tOnd PnilRiirVfltlva ctnnX, t I a..T - "
over the payments tyc'X. TZTZZ MZh
next year we can buy at least onelcausea them t hi,, , t,Z?J '. .1 ,
of these nice things with the Inters faces, ihrt hands an heir fit""
and the lnv0Etmllt will remal; ,. Tnpy'F(vc -nd (.heir eet.
. v etiesihe Bll imnortant thing
nn mean If you put those dul-1 "Hiding the imperfections of tlie
"n L" " h,Tr 'h",r OW"' ,hf'vlb'"iv ' Powerful ; a" . Hlack : I, t e
will have babies?- asked the doll-. most powerful color we have to fight
playing member of the family. ibulkly imperfections, for black makes
Kxactly." replied the mother. whatever lt covers disappear ml
And uslna: the dollar's babies to'j'hen one sees nothing, ene imagines
buy things with,- said the father, beauty. That is the charm "f the
Is a kind or child lalior that does i masquerade. A man flees a niaske.1
no one any harm." 'woman. She may bo as homely as
So the family agreed tn wnlt a ir'" be. but, nlbireil bv her hidden
year for Its luxuries Th,. ....... ,.i ia 'features, the .'. ' . "
equally Interesting. Mother squeezed bi'atity. ' to do
i ne iiiosi-neeaeu uraperies out of the I many fat women make this
ends '
Hope, Also, for Mill Ski) I
Tho too-thin woman also yrl
a bit of vanish e ativ.ee . r
hiilinir her nfTi.ndinir Mril
of false pleats ar.J hiinlraffn"
snown by screen sliuea.
"Sl.-llinv l-nees mrl intln 1
thenisi.lvea nnheant ifnl nn!4tf 1
hidden under carefully JcvistS'1
B'li.l flnlul '
He suggested that the ttxnki!
inpitr iiMir.t-11 pn wen sne couic. .-.".. i nis is especially so
do Without the rest fur annlluii. vn .HMCng Concert slna - i- .
or two easily. The children started ,Mr fat 'hus defeating their own
to save their allowances for Ihe vlc-" ' .
troia. and candy eonsunintinn dlinln-' expend n-rer-il t'
furs, such ns ermine and itiKi
they exaggerate fat. (in
trary dark furs wilh kin ta '
best for tho woman who leia1'
emlKinpoint.
Concerning the cer.et. Vits
that the svelte form of I "
ruiula Iu nhluin,! hr lb
U...I.U.M. i.,l ll.nt in nntpr 10
woman must resort to the naV i
the corset.
MA I ... . T.llnrd 6lt
In contrasting the Aiuerican swj
with the l-'r-nch womrn. lr 1
said: "I confess I lo m '
I.ill.,t-n,l o..il alilw,ll-h I rfiUV '
IlllTiorl'inre to W011U n M
takes thein daily Into V'c lf
the business girl cnulJ not
' ' r ui ' women make this line business girl cnuiu m i
house allowance, and found Ihrt , mistake of wearing clothes that fit 1 venge neon the half man that M
the hnilc. Innkml ..11 -1... -....l.l tOO IlL'htH- Tki. .. 1 '. . .. , .... .i:5I 1
Deen Hilling tne uay as - i
r :t nl niffhl 1
ished accordingly. Father boiiEht
and repaired an ancient dinghy. Ev
erybody Is happy and Is enioviug
that wealthy capitalist feeling.
Albany Democrat.
Iiieu. what wo"il become ol uit'-
ties of beauty?"
American women
1
Memories Are tJmxl
The state it'Patr. wu h-n l.nw ,n
""""i "1 issuing H panipntit. tlllt:orie So k, . n. . .. '.
that ho,ly preferred that ihe .,., Woo l , , r' Y Publ!?hera.
more thr,., a.""a
, . , "tu hum nou aim
U'frat.Ht fh- hill I i.. ... "
pratirvinc tn ,l, ., tie claims tn:u wir -
rapermen1 lZ" if ZZT'"
or the 4nr,,-, i. .j . . ii p newer ami in"" r ' ,
"i un anmst body how nion.-v -r,,.M . i.. rrnrh ""
"e saved (ho taxiinvei-. .1...
If It bad been a graft It wo ild have
been a horse of -
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JMIlt'i ,1 .'
rtoL-, .I...;. r-tntMnc wi
.... . .i ,h Vrenrh 1
He claims that tne rtni,,.
look as thouj-h th.'ir rot
little newer and mere sier. 1
Parisians'. About the Trmn
., ..... tine r-l
mere is -teiirh
of feminiiv which 'M'"
hieh tbe Americans in -
lack.
S'nr i d,-'lvTl
is
them out
tribute.
0
it nen wer as weak minded as
women think they ar. the walls ol
tne inuns asylum would be bulging.
Either there ia too little money or
vw mjny people in me world.
Goofy Gus orter Invent a handker-
eniet wn.ch ii last mers'n a day."
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