Roseburg news-review., September 21, 1923, Page 5, Image 5

R08EBUR0 Nt WB BBV'gW. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER ?1. 10?3.
PAGE FIVE
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Ladies'
Fine Dress
. 11. r i i.
I Kodv knows our envmoie rcpmauou ior loveiy
rTiods. including all the popular patterns
Ftw e. ..foavoa m rotton find silk.
in summci
r i-.. line, of Gloves Hosiery and Corsets
B R. A H A M, Roseburg, Ore.
t lien'
STUDY OF FEET
TO STUMP OUT
MOVIE DIVORCE
"Sole" Mate to Be Picked
Henceforth by Analysis of
Pedal Extremities
'WARE OF FALLEN ARCH
l'rom Porllnn'l
E. Norlhrup arrived yesterday
ruoon from Portland and will I
U' visit al me " "
tor ti''MT.it
u ; . Van liorsti l nnd Mrs.
" .rrlvvd hero after
-H " ... ... ho tmme visit
Mm. C. II. Norihrup for a week or ten
, - . s
tke the Sizzle Out of This Hot Spell jj
Flac-Footed Maidens Usually
Have Bad Dispositions
According to Chiropodist
, yon feel the heat while shopping
usinefs calls you out, drop In and
; oa e et our ice cold drinks at the
lain. W e can supply all the popular
n. and you will bo refreshed and
v the cool retreat In our populur
in
5 a
LUNCHES SERVED
4ii
ROSEBURG. OREGON
V VapoRub
reis
HE NEW GARDNER CAS
S BEARING CRANKSHAFT
The Only Car with One-Year Guarantee
It at take you for a rids In the new RADI3 SPECIAL. It will
convince you it tne Dent car made
Tourinj S1185
Radio Special S1350 Equipped
Sedan Si 680
Coupe $1360
L. C. GOODMAN
Dealer for Douglas County 1 1 2 N. Jackson St.
loseburg-Scottsburg Stage!
(International News Service
LOS ANGELES. Sept. 20. Will
the study of the feet of movie act
ors anil actresses prevent future di
That the discovery of one's "sole-
V mate Is possible through impres
ts sions of the feet and that pitfalls
W, of marital unhnppiness can be
& avoided by reading the churacter
a clearly indicated by a person's Bole,
is the contention of Dr. K. F. Hay
Si i den. noted New York chiropodist.
fj ; "The feet are more ol an index of
character than most people arc
aware of." says Dr. Hayden. "For
instance, the girl of low arches in
A many cases will be found to be
5 cruel and exacting.
K Avoid Flat Feetl
"Also avoid a flat-footed girl with
fallen arches, as she is usually in
IHior health. The flat-foot, with all
of tho toes crowded together by high
heels and pointed shoes, iudicates a
shallow person who prefers jazz and
cato follies to the more substantial
pleasures of life."
Helene C'hadwick, film actress, who
receutly insured her feet for JiOjouu
is pointed out by Dr. Ilaydeu as of-
j ferine an Illustration of a normal wo
: man's feet. "Perfect alignment
j shown in Miss Chadwick's pedo
graphs indicates a sunny disposition
with a predilection for the normal
pleasures of life." he says. j
Few Are Perfect.
I Dr. Hayden has Inspected tho feet
of &U0 fining women students at the
! Kansas I'niversity, where he found
only two perfect specimens, one pair
being those of a Chinese girl.
A trip to any of the beaches
where the fairest daughters of the
I country are wont to disport them
selves, will convince the most skep
tical that there is room fur great im
provement In tho average foot, de
Clares the eminent chiropodist.
Divorces both in the motion picture
colony and in other circles throughout
tho country are gaining in niimlxr
every year. In proportion the movie
colony is not experiencing uny great
er number of divorces than indicated
suecetsful. officials said.
KxulaiulUK 'uitlnid Carl J.
liner, out) at the dlrei-uirs. declared
that Instead Of hoe harsus j U5e!
on the lower Mississippi and other!
livers, thV system pv.iMdes lor small
barges which will be linked together;
like freight cars of a train. The tow-:
bonis would weigh only ore-third as
much as the present tnwlmats, but
would develop the satae power.
Propulsion of the boats would be
from paddles fixed on an endless
chr.ln on each aide of the bout. Ev.
ory paddle, walch would exert a di
rect thrust at the water, would de
velop more pulling power than the
usual paddle wheel and with less re
rlstunce. according to Mr. liner.
Tho barges will be small, having
a capnelty of from one to three car
loads." continued Mr. Haer. ' Trains
of barges would ne made up in a
iashlon similar to freight ear trains,
with no waiting for loading or un
loading. A barge rtesiin-d for a river
port would be dropped at that port
and the train wotjld proceed, ph kin
up loaded barges at clifleient points.
'Divisions of the rivers, like rail-ro-d
divisions, would he established,
the tow boats hauling the liarges
through their divisions and deliver-1
lug the tow to otbM joats at the di
vision points.
"The design of the ton boats and
barges will bo such that they can op
eraje efficiently lu three feet of wa
ter." Mr. Ilaer pointed out that under
the proposed method (Julf to the
Lakes service would immediately be
come feasible by usiu the present
canal from Chicngo' to the Illinois
river and then to tho Mississippi, lie
added that towboats and barges ol
the new typo had been contracted fo.'
and that the service was epeeted to
begin next summer.
1 B e w: ,
I 1 d
GOLF PLAYERS ATTENTION
There will soon come to the Liberty
Theatre a most wonderful instructive
picture on golf by llene Surazen. '
showing clearly his method of using j
every club and making every shot I
known to golf. The shots are illustra j
ted first bv photography at normal ,
speed and then in slow motion, S'
every posture of the body can be ob
served at every inatant of the stroke.
Hotter than a course at a golf school
or weeks of practice on the course.
Advice on the grip, stance, stroke
and follow-through; on playing shots
from the tee, fairway, rousb and sand 1
traps.
Interesting to everybody.
FED!
C GOODMAN, Prop.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
PHONE 146
READ DOWN
i M"ilfit7rSe
0 . 7:30
21 9 7:40
30 8 7:55
4' M 8:10
50 17 8:20
OS 32 8:50
25 38 9:00
P I S5 10:00
p5 76 11:00
"Mti with boat at
itUburj for Car.
gr and Reedsport.
rare ac
ROSEBURG
WINCHESTER
' WILBUR
8UTHERLIN
OAKLAND
YONCALLA
DRAIN
Office at Fay's Drug
Store
ELKTON
SCOTTSBURG
Connects with North
and - South Bound
Stages at Roseburg.
Time
4:00
3:50
3:40
3:30
3:20
2:50
2:40
READ UP
Miles
76
71
68
62
59
33
1:30 21 1.65
12:30
21
0
Fare
6-V25
4.00
3.95
3.80
3.75
3.20
3.00
Connects with Loon
Lake Stage at Scotte
burg on Tuesday and
Saturday
OFMHHS
dicious aroma
ox an opened can
is a promise of the
tuii-tiavoreacup
to com
TVAarnvnTnv ..,,t to ( PI
I in ..v o.uer ... .,.e, n - '-1 Although the recent mine disaster at
,ed. However, he pro.nin.ince of the , KfulI1J1.e v,ollling. took a heavy
i f.lm folk results In the.r dlvmces be-, ,.
I'.T, '. 'f'ea :.rKCfr" .,'hl,n,:reduotion In auch accidents since or-
'made-it
Standard"
divorces of perbona In other fields of;
endeavor.
RHEUMATIC
NEURITIS
; izutiou nf liu1 lluivau of Mines. The
j Ketunierer disaster was only the sec
ond of any magnitude this year, while
in former years, before the adoption of
STJtTEBUUS IMiBiFE
safety methods devised by bureau ex-
: pens, life-taking explosions were not
I uncommon. In the month of Dccem-
ber, 19'i7, 600 men were killed in two
COM-(disasters alone.
While the bureau was not organiz-
iOl
!EIHS
Advertise In, tbe Ncwa-Keview
1
lOregoh State Fair
Salem, September 21-29
yOU SHOULD see this exhi
bition of products from every
section of our state, a revelation
and a liberal education to every
one. Agriculture, Horticulture, Live
Stock. Special attractions day
and night. Horse racing, amuse
Tients, stock and poultry shows,
etc.
$75,000 in prizes and purses.
SAYS HIS PRESCRIPTION
PLETELY BANISHES ALL RHEU
MATIC PAIN AND TWINGES IS , e,1 ,,il mill il nr train nnnnnllv
GUARANTEED. 1 12,000 coal miners in safe methods in'
. , . ., , . .. 'mining, rescue and first aid work; i
Deep Seated Uric Acid Deposits Are. 0 .,,s u ,. sl.ltions amI
Dissolved and the Rheumatic Poison ,i ,, , ,,,,.. .,,, ii,, , ilo
Starts to Leave the System Within 1 "i vty Bli"1"11 lc udes m s,
Twenty-four Hours. i mo!"le un!ls numbor 0 TuMj !
; equipped railroad rescue cars and U
Kverv druggist iu this county is an-! np"t of '"'' automobile trucks. ,
thorizeil to sav to every rheumatic i .Most mine disasters result from ex
sufferer that if a full pint bottle of , Plosions, caused by the hWi explo-
ALLENRlir, the sure conqueror of lvca used in tho mining process. Al I
rheuiiiatisni. does not show tho way to , though Anmriean n al mines used last
stop the agony, reduce swollen Joints year more than :2".4rO.Ooi) pounds ofi
and do away with even the slightest assorted explosive; . however, the num-'
twinge of rheumatic pain, he will glad- ber of men killed per 1.000 dropped
iy return your money, without com-! from 6.24 in 1!I07 to 4.1a in 1S21. I
ment. ' The most Important of the discov-i
ALLEXUHt' has been tried and test-; cries of tho Uureau's engineers was
ed for yea is, and really marvelous re- that finelv divided coal dnsi is hic!ih 1
suits have been accomplished In the ! exploflve without fie presence of ail
most severe cases where the suffering jKht. or flame from a "shot" inn
and agony was. Intense and piteous exolosive ca. and that a so.-nk. ooen
and where the patient was helpless, i .. K, .rpvrn,i,m ,lf .....i,
Cost of Insurance Premiums Would
Ik tirenter Than Fire Isiks
l!ccoiit ruction 'ill Pe
Htat-tcil at Onec
Mr. James H. Allen, tho discoverer!
explosions can t-
I V I SUNGFT 'm
I ICXiNHASTj I
or by adding to
Far
(,U Mh
e and One-Third for the Round Trip.
tiili.r inclusive; return limit October 1.
, , " , -" f "(sprinkling drv min
sui ereu ''""" ' ""''"" " "; the ever-present ro.-il dust n sufficient
11 1 il i J 1 1 1 . in n ii'n nil ruiivi'-iri lu niitiK ... . - . ,
hHt hMlo, s not want a cent of any i ? ,itnt,ty of non-exwivo Ktonn dust.
ono'M inonev nnlesn ALLKXIUJIT ri(..; J' Hnrne mines a . one dnst cloud is
cisielv conimers this worst of all dis- iei i' b,'rrr ' " ; ? t Phot
eaM.. hiid he ha instructed dritcRlsTsf Aside from d-u .oplnij pas mask
to guarantee) it ait above in ftverv Jn-'3" oth,'r Impotvun restue rquiwnenl
fitniue. Nathan Kuilerton, Th Itexall t"1' bureau abo wodiu-ed n- w tyju.
Store, KoHidmrg, Oregon, can supply : 'Xplsivrs ho;-e fl. -no is nnl liable to
I sei oii fltlHT fa.i or tjftai uust. j nesi-
explosives are kim-'n ja "permis.i-
blert" and were fir.-i deviled by bureiiu
re-warrht'i s, alih'ti: h the bureau now
only tets ruii.i.1 : ially mad" explo
) sivvs ;ind Rivt '.s in- - ur lions as to their
, bept use.
j Improvements in mine, venfilatlon
' '.vorked oul by th" bureau have con
(trlbuted also to li " decrease In the
number of di-py: n from jras explo
you.
El SYSTEM 0!
WATERTRANSPOBT!
Al-L TRAINS DIRECT TO FAIR GROUNDS
For futlier particulars ask ugems .
Soutl
JOHN M. SCOTT
st i'Kenger Traffic Manager
iern Pacific Lines
ST. I.ol IS. pi. -'i. A new iys-
t. m ti'.-rteti to niark an era In In-'l.-nd
satrvay transportation, is
planned bv a troup of prnn lnent St.
Louis business men who hare lii
Icoiporated the Standard I "nit Navi
gation company. I'nd'-r the plans.
I iratisporistl-m on the Mississippi and
r.ther rivers of lh9 country would 1
h.-i'iol d la a trann'-r fimilar to rail-
road lianspor'atiou. New types of
1 lev. I.ii:,' u"'l l nrg -s are to be used.
,cMcniv
tr;:t!s or whicli have prorcd
TAKES liOID A?-rj HELPS
Ccld3 th.it "h i- t on" should bo
gotten rid cf, f'-r no one can stand
lhe strain of ra :V. : couch, disturbed
I sleep and irrit'.'i n of tliro.-.t and
i iuegs. M.irie I'r- er, Frceport, 111.,
' wri'ett "I -.jd iv ire or Icti of a
i cc-gh fr yeef "fl f have taken
i quit.- a number -,' rttdi-ines. None of
them taket hold ar,i H-lps liio: Folry's
Honey and Tir." This old, reliablo
courh syrup prr..;.ptly helps coughf,
colr.s, crouu ar wli'M-.pini; cou'n.
Contains no opit'. .. Children like it
W. F. CHAPMAN
PAl-KM. Sept. 2o. The dest ruc
tion of til" i 1 1 f i u h ( r i ;i I tuiiUline; and
coiitenta by fire at the slate peni
tentiary with a net loss ol' ti'lU.WW
has Riven ri.;e to lhe iti'iuiiy why the
state does no! insure lit, ifUiMins.
Th- re.im back of the pt.ii-ite in
hihltintr the si;ife from pl-e-iiiR Inur-
aiire. on buildings npp-.iiv. to be th::t
the royt In prejuitiins would be 'ent
er than the fire loss, bemuse of the
larifo number of buildlrnrs involved,
so lhe money which would he paid
out in premium Is conidi red in the
nature of a fund from w hi- h the state
may draw to ruconstruet buildiai:s
tlmt are designed.
There ore two ni"'!iod:, thai the
state may follow In the reronntrur
tlon. The uta'.e emereiicv huuul may
be called to authorize i def icbuiry
apprepriut ion. or lhe lifjste tmufd oi
public builditiv i'otiiu.iiiieis. cm-po.--d
cf the ;:f,. iii'tr. th" reiary
or stale and the st. '" ir :t-t, iii.v
Issue reriiflcates (l hid t.t- dmrs and
conslriiclion iinni' dlately prnci-eil.
lhe next f;;;io'j oi the leL i"dat tire
Ftarwlint bai k of Ho- a ifn.
;overnor Pier. t idnv. in con-
r.r.;ii:nii w;t!i ullivr 1'" IM;" ri ftf th'1
bn::rd. expre-.-d pr- f-r-u'-- f-r the
c-iilipc cf !,. . !. r-. ir y Ik.-i rl.
rhether this w:M '-e d-fiiv Ii.ts not
yet been d'-tertnied.
Governor Plen-r '. p--"er-nce for
th" em iireitey boatfl, h" e!;,(ned.
is th" potiliilitv Ifiat th" publo
bu ;!!i 'it' ( oin mi '.!,m w on Li nnl.' om-
thi-Tre the reerju. t ( Mr I ion ot th"
IriMihk's e;(-tlv hh tlev we(-... :(nd
tlj. I'dVt nior y.iH fie (.uid not ;'P
prnv.- tfi- coie?' ruftir n of iufl.ini-
IMKbie bulbllllVS. 'lhe i.!!'iMieV rer.-
i ral wi'l be arkf 1 lo ( iii.t n th"
'.o;i-r e-i if-!Tlf
'r-'.' lerd. ?
Of the lll'.t J,'i "
have b- (( r""ti " t' d
r o uirt-r rem s I vt1 e
r iniHtt in ' inn . ii'l t li a i
( 9 r i f tTitc hn r nane
I i) or, niir1! M ',- "f V.
Plate r,-. ni.it hs.l I
ian I V. rh. i. at-l T
('otv.'.'.'i. ft:- eV. I. V. i
an. I fur' h r ad th
ot 1 r tR e ! f li
(liy tn ii ! i'rerts.l
SKATTI.K, Sept. 20. Slate Senator
and Mrs. Percy L. Sinclair returned
hero this morniiiK fiom 1 1 warn, where
liny were yesterday arrnimicd on
(h.Trnes of ucccptini; depisitH In the
d iunct Southwestern WashiiiKton
Suite Hank alter they knew it was
insolvent. JJoih plemb-d not Ruilty
and were releawod on f IjOU bail. J
r Hid
AUTO WRECK INJURIES
ARE FATAL TO GIRL
S W.KM, Si'pt. Injuriet sus
tained in an aulomolille. aiiddent Sun-,
day nUhl proved fatal early .Mom'ay
morniiiK when MIsm Inez Isaacs, It.,
Craitd H"nde India: erl, died at a
lorn I ho'-pit-il. Tlie acei !i ut occur- '
re.l near the K ier re h oul on the
liver road near Sab iu. about 7 i
o'clirk la t li" evenini:. .1. K. Proper, j
Portland, driver of lhe ear. and -VIh (
MairKio p.aai - sinier of the ifead i
irirl. eseapid wiitiout s rioun iu.tury.
Pros,;.-r was dii.tni; toward Sab m i
nnd ;rt the in:i i'.ne approat died a,'
brieve near lhe noot it sl.idd"d In
loo: c Rra"l, sirink hotfi side of the
bridge nnd plun'-eii nito the ere,
'I limit: It the w a i 1 ' i' in Hi" reek 't.is
otilr li up fert lb- p. if was wilh v r-a I
dlffieully thai Pro. - r and Macule
-aj.e were aid" to 'fee t heuss.dves
and t!ie (tiiureil i n I Irom h" r"' k
Hi;e. A pa'-dn., tio!ori-r w.is lunl- d
.Hid broil -hi tie- t .t' 'V to S.l!ep. The
KM P Krilltl '.ViM I I 1' ' need.
I lie remafrs w. i" :.il- n to the Kir
don 'I.OtiU"ry e,!!l.V The emi
L-irl is lhe daiii 'M-r o' ir. and Mrs.
I"r;'iik h:i;i. v ' 'T. w .i U'-r at
III" .It'linri'l I, oo : I.
Safe
Milk
on..
A
tdrtn
The OrlRlnnl Tf I n--r k f- AM A.;, t.
IVb-!;Ivi.":.J.:jH.- .".--..nK . inP--.-..
d. -SiTablttfoin. N unt'.-r.i.-rt kinj.
Avoid luiilaiic-t.s anj S'jbsti'.uici
HOOSIER 1
Reduced Prices
Oak, Porcelain Top
or
White Enamel, Zinc Top
In fine condition Nearly new
$57.50
Complete with Metal Drawers,
Sugar llins. Class Dishes
Parslow Furniture Co.
Ill N. Jackson Street
llosoburg Oregon
i
I
-:-.si':iC:f:r
- for th-- r-l M .,, HI for Inl
; .iM-eial ill- iJ'lf.t ' 'ill Inrnlul-,
,1 ,v the B.,v- PJ,ViLi Ch.
II II .M'Mi-'-,
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NOTICE
to
Small Car Owner3
3QxVi Mason Cords
$10.55
30x3i F irestone Cords
$10.55
30x3'. I lood Cord
$12.50
30x31,2 OMfiold Fabric
$8.75
Wilson's Tire
Shop