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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, MONDAY. NOVEMBER 2. 1925. : .-POSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW ' Issued Dally Except Sunday by The News-Review Co.. Inc. MiMktr 1W AiatelaM IT. The Associated Preae la exclusively entitled to the uaa for republi cation of all ne dlapiueliea credited to It or not otherwise credited tola paper and lo ail lo-ai oewa puouauea oerein. All rltfDla OK ' pub.Ratlun ut ni3lal diimuai herein araalao raaarved. ,;b..w. hates ..HT 0. UATEd- Preldeul and Manager Secretary-Treasurer svbiered, u aouuud cla waller May 17, liiiu, at uiu post otUue at Rosebuig. Oregon, under tha Act of March i. 17. OUbbCrtlPi ION RATfe Dally, per year, by mall Dally, an mourns, oy raan Daily, three months, by mall (ally, single niouih, by pi all Dally, by carrier, per month SVeekh News-Hevtew. br mall. per year.. 4.0ti . 1.00 . l.Ou . 60 fro . ilHI ROSEBURG. OREGON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 192S. THE CHANCE FOR DISARMAMENT. Great effects ought to follow from the recent peace -(freement, entered into by Germany, France, England, and Italy. Representatives of these nations have agreed to set- j tie all their differences by peaceful arbitration. Having Like Gabriel D'Annunzlo, the Italian oldier-poet, Joae Saxtoa VJ. 41,.. 11, .....; t i Iowa-en danr. t. l i. always uaa seen seen to jimuc uiaii auitcjiitji Litu 4u1.01.1u11 jiiuob bwii aijoe uiuuhk " -j ...v... scent the battle In political con- BY BATES GOOD EVENING FOLKS The Community Cheat Drive Opene tomorrow a. m. ' ' And it up to The folke to Dig down In their Jeana For this worthy work And eave dolln' Out ehekels i Throughout the year.' So let's wipe the 8iate clean , All at oncel DUMBELL DORA THINKS An airdale is soms large bird. J V J. in Judd appeared at the LITERARY RIVALS USE FIREARMS TO SETTLE DISPUTE t (Aaorlatod rna Lasard Win ) LIMA, Peru, Nov. 2. Edwin L. Moore a newspaper wilier. Ilea In a boaplui here with a bullet wound In bla abdomen, Inflicted yesterday during an altercation with Carlos C'hocano, poet laureaute of Vera. who calls himself "the singer ot America aborlgnai and wild." ine altercation bad Its origin In a controversy the man had carried on for some time m tbe newspapers 8COTTI8H BITE Monday evening November 2nd, 7:10 p. m. Masonic Tern- 4 pie, Roseburg. Oregon. Work In the 9th degree. M. E. COOPER. Secy- I LETTERS FROM THE 1 t PEOPLE . LAW AND CIUMK. To the Editor News-Review: Many people now see that the time Is not far distant, when some- ANSWERED LETTERS X. Y. Z. I surmise the red and I proportions and only boned when I . . .1 I -I . . .. I. .V. I nnniiai contest at in. Pacific In- (thing must be done. Experience hhiA annt An vour lea- comes from abaoultelv necessary. ternstional Livestock exposition I has taught us to understand that a cluster of varicose veins, if this I M H. L. Faulty elimination b In Portland. Others selected aretne Passage and enforcement of a ao the condition is not apt to frequently the cause of an oily Frank Merrill, Carlton Joughln, Laws, that are Impositions on the get any worse, and it will not mat- scalp, aiid Its correction brings Frank Ilryan and Glen Greenwood, "Natural Rights of Man" and mo- ter much except as an unsightly about a normally healthy condition with regard lo lh rinctrinu irorvsllla: and Robert Stone. Olen- (testations of his Inherent Liber- niar vnnr le. While, it ia in- that reacts upon the scalp. Sbam- writlngs of Jose Vasconcelos, aiile. xle automatically breed con- convenient to wear stockings when poo tbe hair whenever it ia oily and i Mexican writer, Cbocana denounc- Other teams entered are from j tempt of Law, and disrespect for you gWim this Is the only thing use very cold water as the final ed Vasconcelos in the newspapers 'I'tah, Idaho. Montana, Washing- order. The glaring partial en- you can do u T0U d0 not wsnt rinse. A little witch haxel mas while Moore was one of his strong (ton, and British Columbia, Call- j forcement of a Law, as has been ,pot , ieen. . saged Into the scalp afterward will defenders. Yesterday the men met 1 fornia, winner of the contest last witnessed of late, where a Federal i wbrre,i.yrom your letter, I have the effect of a tonic ia such and Moore Is declared to have be- ;year, win not no represented. i"ui. . ' " Imagine you have a fine elder sis- cases as yours. gan pummeling. laureate drew fired. when the his revolver poet and Hal. wasn't a masquerade. The light shower of yestlddy eve 'brought out the usual epidemic of American poet several times galosnes which were put back in rowly has escaped death. si. ...u.. - J ., i iu.J..... KT. ""-o ot ine warn. Miciii, wiiy uu i.iecj' ikvu uic vctjr uxi&n aiiiiauiviii.a uivy uuw in' tnat it have? They are the strongest nations of the world outside I , l. T .,.1 c4 XT . U ..11 . I. AJ :j? ' kilo Uiiit;u piao, lv injyvi Cttll cualicjlu Ulclll. AI1U 11 they act on this line of thought and are willing to reduce ..their armaments, then the question vrill arise whether the "United States needs as much armament as it now has. If ' there is a general disposition to reduce war preparation, the United Stales ought to take advantage df it and reduce its own heavy burden. Our people have always been believers in peace, and have been foremost in advocating peace mea sures. We shall of course want to join in with any move for " disarmament which may be initiated by the rest of the world. The feeling will be expressed by some that treaties have been made before and broken. Yet it does seem true that 'thfe people of those countries are thoroughly sick and dis- gusted with war. They want no more of it. They are will ing to go to great lengths to get peace. If that is the case, any big war for the next generation is very unlikely. The Classei of beef, cattle, sheep, hogs cents, and a Justice Court assessed ter w00 i, dolng everything she Mary E. Most women troubled and horses will be Judged, TO MAKE TEST OF DREDGE8 80IL TO ' FIND FERTILIZER tine or two inousana aounns ... . ... ... ,. ;,..,fi,w hir mi t mrnihnator,BwentndfrDbv " - tt ta7 ItowS You ?,dmn . 5H. h? tr confident of her In all your little, can have the electric needle used E Sf the same L,w Is the ceruinties bout yourself. She 'if you do not mind tbe cost of the n.?r.nt wntrXTonr' Justice to flrl f'80 easily : treatment, and the Um. consumed that makes criminals. There Is unuersiana; auer your ia K ."".'"'" , i. . , : . , , . ..... uw s -yt biu more uie imuuns reuuee ineir armament, provmea Xtie owner, "but he sho am wukkln' tne moth balls agin this . m. whsn the sun made Its appsarance. , That feller back In Chicago who is wearin' the steel vest is sure takin' chances of gettin' shot In the pants. THEIR CAPACITIES The other cars thsir quotas But I will pledge my word, I lately saw a neighborhood All riding in one Ford. hold, understand: What kind of fertilizer will the '"' k" of you will make light of all these! H. O. W.-You need not be dls- flll sand In the city of Heedsport ;u,urDed .uti.or,v individual tnln "PPear to be so serious couraged at being so thin at your m nl l( nroHiA vnrinni usurpea autoority over lnaiviouai " . -r. ,inp tall - artu matters. The enforcement of Law " """ ,V, k Is now the most profitable busi- companionable. four or five more years you will be .. .iun .,n.M-in. ,u in. Many young girls of 16 nut on matured and probably have a Bar- County Agent Cooney baa taken TMtnlB, tola enforcement of corsets, probably not because they much better figure because ot a out 6U0 pounds of the fill sand andii, . eM .nA tt, . maklnr needed them, but because It was somewhat retarded development. troversy and to take up the eago wholeheartedly, according to his ! need to make It produce various Ideals. i vegetables and garden ".ruck? For his writings the young South ' In order to determine sucb needs, tAauckud ITaal Uaard Win.) LONDON, Nov. 2. The' Indica tions that the French troops in Morocco, are preparing to go Into winter quarters does not mean that there will be a sessation of fight ing, says a dispatch to the Daily Mall for if the Kills lived up to Your muia." .iM . w.vf.r., lthlr reputation, they will harry an old darky whose muls T seemed thf rn nd also the Spaniards. to have declared travel for the day af l",h r Wn tM20a,?ttlV?S; ,..Md.d. ..j .1 J. Ridiculing reports that Abd-El- hltting on all six " Krim, leader of tbe rebellious Mor- g ;uvi.is4i ll l Krxr D us v u o j is to experiment with It during the Heat with gas. . n,.xt few months. o .. county Agent Cooney will deter- ABD-EL-KRIM IS mine what kinds of fertilisers will CAR FRftM RFiTFN""1 beat suited for use by anyone rtn. rnuwi iivr i cj-i . wj!lhln to have gardeIlg ln flll area, ills findings will be announc- .liitronger powers consent to do it proportionately and at theiBOOd on " '"brakes. same time, the more they will get in the habit of looking at things in a peaceful way. If they have great armies and . navies, the temptation becomes strong to think they can set tle disputes better by force of arms. Lut with reduced fight ing power, they think more of settling quarrels by peaceful -Bveans. It is out of that spirit that permanent peace is like ly to grow. , oJ - Countless thousands of American tourists are annually obeying the slogan "see America first," but millions of them ...have made it appropriate to add "but see Canada also." Ac cording to the estimates of Canadian officials, more than two million American-automobiles, carrying nine million pso bIo a number nearly euual to the tntnl nnniilntinn nf fin ii a- da crossed into thnt country this year. It is figured fur ther that this multitude of tourists brought $150,000,000 in ;, rjvenue to Canada. This sum is equal to a quarter of the ; Value of the dominion s wheat crop and approximates the ; value of the annual mining output of Ontario, Quebec and ; British Columbia combined. . From this neighborly disjicn- ration of money it would appear that if the American peo ple are "dying of over-taxation," as some of our prominent economists assert, there is a determination to make a mater ial contribution to Canada's prosperity before the time for demise arrives. ed when the experiments have been completed. Cooperation of the Kiwanls club is being asked In this matter. The transportation of some 600 more pounds of the sand wlU be arrang ed tor oy tne Kiwanls club. suggested. Tbat club also is asked to furnish the 112.00 needed to nav for space ln a Roseburg greenhouse anere tne experiments are to be made. Port Umpq.ua Courier. n.snv ni,i. u.mW nt ih the thinx that was done since It Your five feet, three Inches, at 18 government and society "Hy Law", signified that they were grown up, years of age show that you have These truths hold themselves evl- and could leave the freedom of attained adult height, and It has dent, and unless such abuses are childhood behind them. Skirts taken an unusual amount of ener corrected, we shall as a Nation dropped to the prescribed modesty gy to do this. Drink plenty of milk of People experience serious con- length, and the flying tresses were or any other variety ot simple and sequences. Yours truly i wound up into convenient and nourishing food, and do not abuse LOUIS H. BERGOLD ,'harsh knobs anywhere over the your digesUon and clog your sys 0 ihead. No one wears corsets now tem with rich sweets. You will LOOK HERE: at any age it It Is possible to get have a clear skin and increase your ion without them, and even then iweieht if you do this. Would you like to know how to the corset Is reduced to girdle like I Tomorrow Tired Eyes. make two or three overcast button- j It is i holes a mnute on your sewing ma chine WITHOUT ATTACH MENTS? Also mending and blank et stitching? Come to Room 209 high school, Wednesday, Nov. 4, 9:30 a. m. It's free. Terminal beauty Shop, pbons SS6. Bl YS KIGEXE STORE. Is at the end of bis tether and surrounded hy tribesmen who have revolted, ,the . . I curreapuuueui aaya aucn siones 7 Inover smaluilMl (mm Vreneh hMil. A bandstand without a band la 'quarters. He adds that Abd-el- A. J. Mannagh. who until like a flat tire worthless unless . Krim probably Is reasonably satis- " ntly was associated with the filed with air. .fled with his position and tbatiP' Supply Company of this I seemingly be still baa plenty of jclly- na purchased the E. G. Jur- Rr ..' ,. ,. i. I money, weapons and reserves. gen grocery at Eugene. Mr. Man- winter, swat the flies in summer,! .Tn French army made a great j stop, look and listsn at grade-cros-' " 7; " sings, don't start the kitchen range ttto f lres t.-. fire with the Kerosene can, keep 'correspondent.' but they nevei your nose out of other folk's bust. nee and maybe you will live to be run over by a drunken joy rider. Traveling by bus la better If you'd rather have dust in your eye than a cinder. Affluence consists in ability to keep the old car Instead of trading It in en a new one. Now that all of the windows have bean -washed we're sgln thankful that Hallowe'en only comes once a year. J The American Legion Minstrels wil rehearse another week and then take a chance on a good-natured audience. h The cider peddlera are sorts sksered to bring their Juice Into the village until the federal block- sde south of town Is ended end the liitker runners are squelched. ' Rum runners were halted south of the village Satiday night with 101 H; Tomorrow morning bright and early the drive to fill the community chest will start. This is a very sane method of handling various contributions to all worthy causes, and rw.1iov-i tha r,i,ln f Ponl, ...ill :.. i, , I Bal- ' alcohol and we wonder If . v v"w j'."i'tv v n m gnu ui iiiv ciiiuih, i n wasn t bath . hearty support. It will centralize efforts in Kivina: to charit able institutions and do away with house-to-house solicita tions, which has become a great nuisance. A lot of money is was Icohol. as it barn night Young people don't pay ss much respect to old ones now ae they did Accounts owing "The ' Bellows Store Co." are due and payable to Harold Bellows at Culver Hardware Store. lert Koseburg about two months ago tor the benefit ot his health. He was greatly Improved 'V a short rest and went to Eu " to reside, and has now gone iiiw lness ln that city. o MELROSE GRANGE PRESENTS UNIQUE "NEWSPAPER" SHOW MelroRO Grange held a very In teresting meeting on the third Sutnrrtay evening In October. Two candidates were obligated In the third end fourth dopree. - - The program wan ln the form of a newHpaper, the covrpage entitled "A Tribute to our God dess," arranged by Worthy Master Alice Golf, exciting much favor able comment. The stage wan de corated with the products of the farm and lighted only vlth a spot light. The three Goddesses. Ceres, ran line Hansen; Flora, Margaret Itusenbark, and Pomona, Dorothy Husenbark, robed In irnowy white, were presented with the emblems of their office by three little girls, Theresa Conn, llertha PreHhern and Honda Conn, dressed to re present Spring. Summer and Au tumn. The little ones tripped urroM the stage ln their fairy costumes, placing baskets . of flower, fruit and grain at the wanted in miscellaneous givinjr, whereas with a community ono bcau its to hard to find ft of the goddesses. u . , . ... . . j ' any who will admit they're old. Worthy Lecturer Kthi chest only deserving causes are sustained, Wu RipplingRhqmos Walt Mafori 9 jt J - ON THE ROCKS. J. Jasper Beeswax made a soan to clean the huir ceara, ana u was won atisignea to cope witn evils strar-re Mandy to Sambo, reading . in -i FLASHES OFLIFE LONDON Real Bheiks of the desert are wearing; horn-rimmed glasses. Oxford bags and loud socks. A novelist, who searched Morocco for color. Is back dis gusted. ' NEW YORK How Elbert H. Gary stopped the matching ot twen ty dollar Rold pieces at United States steel board meetings for fees ot absent directors. Is revealed 13 Ida M. Tarbell's life of Gary, Just published by Applcton's. LONDON The girls have "ankle agony" from short skirts and damp weather. To prevent such lnflara mstlons, physicians are recom mending woolen stockings and loig skirts. NEW HAVEN, Conn.-The col ors of Yale have gone far in other quarters than the gridiron. Donald MacMillan nas carried a Yale flag ft.OOU milts on his Arctic expeditions. bark ss editor had a good Gladys says shs's never married ' ,.i. , .h.u DnH 1 ,; meon 'O10 Mr Ppie ,how ,hB pa,,,,, (s , be published ii.ni luysinir grew lo IOOR alike. ' "And how Is your little baby sis ter, Bobby f" asked the minister, who was making a csll. snss only fairly well, WILMINGTON. Del. Osborne Wood, who has said he will "not hoi nusen- 'contest bis wife s divorce suit, has rdl-1 reserved rooms at a hotel. The case comes up this week. "Oh, LONDON One can buy millions of germs for a shilling or two. More than two thousand varieties are on sale at the Lister Institute. Hrolhor Krnest Johnson manag ed to supply soma of the most tntercRting domestic and foreign news, while the local news by I ' sister fleece wns Indeed new to f SOMKRS POINT, N. J. Mayor some of the members. I George Goll Is trying to get himself Hrother H. P. Conn, as editor detested tomorrow. Against hi thanks. You see, she's just hatch-10' bc sporting page, put on some whes he was made a candidate ing her teeth." real stunts by sending Hrmhers and forpot to withdraw In time. 4. 4. j, Emeriik llulxik and Allen liufen-1 . I 1. l-l.j. .!l. ...1 ll.. n.l " sven.'r n'.": YORK-Glgll nd Jeniza. nd weird; it was a fine and famous dope, whose equal ne er ' pp": "u.ten he.ih, yo'i ah i,,,,,, j.,,,,,.; ronn, urmed ZXt,0lt.yi! .... . m ... . . . didn't buy yo' dat papah for enter. ' ,,h !,,. .rrn. ..m m . Plltn opera last arason, have been ta.nmenti Jast confine yoourself to d.r i interpreted cither di-ar or ! searated on this years program. l?)earcd. To mildewed sideboards 'twould bestow a rich nd livinjr sheen, and it would make one's hanjf-downs glow, from rust and weevil clean ; and everywhere you chanced to go, the Beeswax ads were seen. He advertised in every sheet the common people read; ho painted his announcements sweet on fjnee and barn and shed; the magazines were all replete with nds in black and red. When Jasper's roll was "large and fat, he sold his business out; he sold it to a pluto crat who was a cautious scout; "I will not advertise like that, he said ;"it s waste, no doubt. This Whiskers Soap has worldwide fame, it's known to far Cathay, and so this advertising game is money thrown awav. and nromntlv I'll cut out the same, and make tho business pay. It's well enough to advertise a thing with no renown, to have announcements .-...il . i .i 'a nt'ii. r .,. ... m ...... . .. 1 i ; i i . . . , ...i . r i ' r . ous 'tis not wise to ut more money down." Alas, the peo- , jile soon forget the merits of a thing, unless its ads are daily o.m warns aaa, niggani" h,, hn, -l.llr. Ilril,..r. An 4 . Idrew Johnson and Ernet Johnson Have you noticed that the less!'0"'' "lo rlnK ln holing match, work a man does the more he Women's 1'iigc. liy Sister Alice usually tires other people. Iltisenbark. was full of helpful JL hints and good recipes, while spe- -JwTV ffv r1"' irll'les by Sister Grace Kenn f) . -W-PlfcSsV-viacrxy!! irontained an original poem and a ''nv'VQ--' 5;y,'51 study of obsolete auto laws. itust'iiimrK nail Lost and hat could be i' i O "59 e O Slsier Dorothy I V J,:tt-55!ever;ililng In he w- & Found'' rnlumn t The gals in the abbreviated akirta while trottln' down the main stem an a chilly day give a dern good exhibition of tne Charleston." EUGENE PROPERTY OWNERS WANT CROSSINOS RETAINED 8AI.EM. Ore.. Nov. 2. David Te lerson. rrpreni'titlng over loO In tercsted imperty owners In Eu gene, will Intervene In the hearing jnct, in sumn-.er, fall and spring, though it tnav be the one lo b" nHii at Eugene tomorrow by lut l,.,t . i,l..l, nil i... i.i ...! 4i.. ..i.., :"' P1"'111- service commission re. "von kTVVf V' "iltt.ll Ull Hit II nilllUltl inline aTVIlll IlUn UtilW cratic sport who would not advertise, he figures in the bank rupt's court, with wet and swollen eyes; and wiser people hold the fort, with other doiws and dyes. SNOW EAST OF CASCADES. (AMnrtatvd l'fa l.wl wtn.) " I1END. Ore.. Nov. 2.-A light ok 1ft of snow, the first nf the sea son, greeted early risers II a morn ing and a fir h muutle ot snow covered tho hit'i peaks of the t'at cades. The stiowDin llend lasted hardly umllhe sun came out. " KLAJMTH KALLS, Ore . Nov. 1. A fine, dry snow covered the gorund In Klamath Falls during ithe night, but illsappeart-d later ln the morning. The snow was re portcd hesrii r In the hills sur rounding the i)iy, with a brisk snow storm rsaina near IMnehurst, on til Klamath Ashland highway. Htlve to the proposed elimination of the Southern Pacific grade rrosstngs st tho entrance to Kit gene on Dlnlr boulevard. The In terveners will oppose the elimina tion. The Ijine rnunty court has peti tioned the commission for the elimination of a grade crossing two miles tinrlh of Eugene. NOTICE I will hnlfsole men's shoes for 75 cents; lady's shoes for 60 rents; rubber heels 35 cc-its, leather heels 25 rents. J, W. Hull. 11 Iiowen stnt, Roseburg. Cook with ras. lost or found and some that couldn't. Sister May Scott rortnlnly un derstands the advertising busi ness. Whst ho did not have ad vertised ln't worth the space It would take. The comic strip was a comic strip beyond doubt If JmK-ed hy the lauahter it caused. Hrother K. A. Golf, the editor, dressed as a girl very much out of date, as sisted by II. M. Moreland. nn old faahloned elderly lady; II. P. Conn, such a motherly old soul, and R. A. lluaonliark. a flapper or the latest model, marched In a most cKtraordtnary procesaion. made their how and retired, only lo be recalled. Sister Amy Matthews hnndled the Jokes well and managed to give most of the members a roast pf some kinds XX Cook with gaa. SAN PEDRO Harry Pidgeon. photographer, wbo learned sailing from books, has come back after sailing 3S.O0O miles and around the world In his home-made 34-toot sailboat In five years. ' Pl'ltC'HASE. N. Y. Orthodox and Illckslte Quakers have sealed a breach it Years nlrl Thev fi..n led a Joint service yesterday. A century ago tney walked on oppo site sides of the street. NEW YORK There's a contest on for barber shops quartets. A silver cup will be given the best four singers of "Sweet Adeline," or what have you? o Cook with gas. DAME FASHION TO RETAIN BELT LINE JUST BELOW HIPS (AnlsH trtm Uurt Wire.) PARIS. Nov. 2. The girl of last summer-tbe sprightly slip of boy- sh shapelessness has. disappear ed. Paris has banished her, admit ting after several seasons ot denial. t that women have waists. Mid-season models designed for f Palm Beach and southern Europe- ! an wear, and the tore-runner of the ; modes for next spring and summer, ! place the waist line very near nor- ! mat. Tbe belt not only has return ed but is farther up than it has ' been for years. ... j Proud owners of 22-inch waists, , however, need not yet begin to pinch them in, for, although belts are back and nearly back where i Eve's modiste placed them they are not yet pulled In. They are 1 simply there, as loose as the dress i 1 1 u I f nnn A m Oiln. nf iIwa... ' tion thsn of utility. Fullness, moreover, does not spring from the waist line In this season's models, but from a point from Just below the hips. Effieienf mwouseke Men's suits cieanefl ana pressed, 11.50. Roseburg Cleaners, phone S7J. GOV. RICHARDSON WILL NOT PARDON RADICAL WOMAN (.tartatnl ITm lasted Wm.) SACRAMENTO, Cal.. Nov. 2. Governor Friend W. Richardson Indicated ln a letter made public today that at present he would not pardon Miss Charlotte A. Whit ney, social service worker, whose conviction of violating the commer cial syndicalism law has Just been upheld by tlio United States su preme court. The letter was writ ten to Upton Sinclair, the author, who had requested executive clemency ln behalf of Miss Whit ney. The governor asserted that he would uphold the syndicalism law as Impartially ss other laws. Miss Whitney was found guilty and sen tenced to the penitentiary for mem bership in the communist party. Since the supreme court declined to interfere, many petitions for pardon have been presented by or ganizations and Individuals. Laura A.KirKman ANSWERS TO INQUIRIES I across. II tne edges are ratrxea cut them smooth and then overcase them loosely with colored wool; this'ts a stronger edge than a bound ede. Darn all tears on net, usiag Bilk or flax, rather ' fine. , Avoid making the mends lump and hard. You will find that your i mended blankets are just as warm as new ones and that is what they are for .after all. i H. J.: "How is putty made at home? My husband would like to . try a little carpentry experiment and, as we cut expenses pretty .close, we thought it might be cheaper to make it than to buy It." Answer: To make putty, put two pounds of whiting Into a bowl. Make a hole-in the whiting and wet with raw linseed oil. In this way , you can make tho putty soft or ' stiff, according to your particular requirements, by adding much or or little linseed oil. Knead the putty as you would dough, then, to keep It, pack It down In a glass crock, and pour a little oil over the top. How wise you are to look on all sides of an expenditure be- Just how" to make fore making it. After all it's not powder doughnuts, what a person ea. but what he TOMORROW'S MENU Breakfast Grapefruit Cereal Fried Liver and Bacon Pop Overs , Coffee . Luncheon Celery Grlddlecakes Left over Baked Dinner Tomato Soup Minced Left-Over Beef on Toast Potatoes Steamed In Skins Creamed Onions Fruit Salad Squash Pie . . . Cotfee. Syrup Apples Bride: "Please publish a good re cipe for frying baking-powder doughnuts. Mine are always tough and generally they burst open." Answer: On Friday next (No vember sixth) I will publish an article telling good baking Men's suits cieaneo ana pressed, $1.50. Roseburg Cleaners, phone 471 The reason yours burst open is that saves, that counts. you try to try too many of them In Trouble: "I have gotten some at once In the same deepfat kettle. grease on the page of a borrowed If doughnuts touch each other in ! book. How can I get It off before frying, steam Is created at the ; returning the book? I am so ashara polnt of contact, and that causes jed of my unpardonable careless- have some which are Are they them to burst Young Housewife: fine woolen blankets terribly threadbare. worth trying to use?" Answer: Fine threadbare blan kets are Indeed worth salvaging. Wash them if with soft wool. ness. Answer: Sprinkle powdered bor ax and calcined magnesia on the page, ahut tho book tight on this powder .and put under moderate weight In a warm place for a day Or two. Or iron over the nnwiW soiled, then darn with a hot iron, ahako off nuniv using a large-eyed : fresh powder and tie the book shut needle. Takn care not to pucker i or put under a weight. them. Darn warp way first, then go I Tomorrow Bridge Refreshments. I tVWrTyALITV VTTtiJT DietdHealth By Lulu Hunt Peters. M il ' JIuth.ff Ttiet anJMeaZhanillltietf.c CkiMrvn MECHANICAL EXERCISES WHILE REDUCING I MBlMs)ajjsaMtMIJHBIpMIHMW There are 200 bones in the class Institutions will not take body connected to each other by Igreatly obese-persons unless they Joinu and controlled bysomc hun :come recommended by their phy dreds ot muscles. slclans. esneei.illv ir tha k.-oi.mii. I Obvlou-ly nature Intended these treatments are to be given, .bones and Johns and musrle. to1 If ii,r., i. .....k ...i i ie a great many ;wnere you live. I believe you can people in tho pro'essions and make no better Investment than other sedentary occipatlons that to patronize It. Because these nse only about one-fifth of these mechanical etercises can cause resun is a gen-: lameness Just as can active oxer- erai ioerea emnoncy Because or else, the same precautions have the interdependence of all of the. to he exercised-., in winninir organs of the body. Very often active exerci'es; that Is. to take reruns in an mem llgntlv at f rst anil irrsihi accumulation of fat. for even a ally Increase tho length of time .......u,iiHi,uU ui luuu ,ana tne strength. There is without exercise, may be I cess of the needs and so it Is stored away as fat. It is reasonable to suppose that exercl'e for the overweight neron Is Just ss important, if not more one verv great ad vantage In attending a high-class insuiution or this kind, and that Is. the fact that you are paying out jour good money to help ypu reuuee ana get in good condition American legion Minstrel Revue THE ANTLERS Nov. 9th and tOth "k Wll Wit NTI'DKXT M tll-'. MKMIIKIt VriM'K Jt IM.INf) I TKAM AT Hl Ol'K COLLI. K OREGON AGRICULTURAL COI.LKGE. CorvalHs. Nov. S. Robert Irving of Wilbur has been vfirtiru ni'ui lui- prmi.r ills. DAILY WEATHER REPORT II. S. Weather Bureau, local of fice, Roseburg, Oregon, 21 hours ending 5 a. m. Precipitation In Ins. 4 Hundredths Highest temperature yesterday is lowest temperature last night 42 Precipitation, last 21 hours. .ft Total preelp .since first month .) Normal preelp. for this month 4.17 Total preelp. from Sept. 1. 1925. to dale Average preelp. from Sept 1. 1177 Total deficiency from Sept. I33 Average precipitation for 4 wet seasons, I September i to May, Inclusive) 3!.4f Local rain this afternoon and to night; Tuesday fair. i VM. I1KLU Meteorologist. 1 Well Fed Fruit Ola-Nut Bread. Kasy et; No regret. Oregon Bakery 2JI N. Jackson St. Phone !.7 5D1 illullli 1P vA n I I. t V. .. , . . , ., "... k.iii n.i ihi t ' ,! moral nelp in making you ...... ..... new id ,ne nne , y0,ir f ... sieni aerumuiation oi ! no you have to diet also? Yea. r.v..--c. i.i. , an R.-rrv rjercise L veri v: vnn eon f a... . a sin- ......,,,...-.. a ni.-..-r id reunce most nl IliA mnri I, k n . A.. msy be a dangerous proreduro. nn extensive trcslment and by account of the weakened heart. 'gle ovor-lnrtulironre in foo.l Sometimes it Is wiser to reduce 'most r ii.i...j.. without the aid of active exercise In ther words, you can eat more until the heart has been relieved I than the treatments take off. you even with are going to If I were running an Institution nOll ?. , . . ;Now' ol,'n"-. you are not golns i .7 --" iiin vi in reaure very much .... nn,,,. n-n-n uui raunn a'tneir niin ir strain on the heart, because it'itnihl. noes not call mr any exert on on j .V.J. " J"",n " ot 'nis kind. I won Id refuse to ,and that Is the form that is given take a patron who would not give by some exercising apparatus. me a written agreement to the v hra.c.iJ h.ie. -I T- WTlC P'""ct ,hal he W0d co-operate v bratnry chairs, electric shakers, .'with roe ln the matter of diet, for manual massage. a oa Iron who l. nm in.in. . .... . iiiuuni in usually nissatls iien. not realizing that she her etcetera, and given hy another person In nearly every city and large town there are reducing Institu tions. In the majority of these institutions not only are one or more mechanical exercisers used, but there la an Intelligent super vision of the patron's diet. High self Is to blame and ia a detrimei. to tne business. The expense ot running such s Institution is very heavy and ni lurally a course may seem ratht (Continued on page 8 J
