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TWO ROSEBURC NEWS-KEV1EW. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1923. jfTOSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW " Z ,,'lsuitd Dally Except Sunday by The Nwe-Revlev Ce, Inc.' ' ' raw ti ii iimi in 1 r rrT . Mumhtt ml 1'ka IMlM traaa. a. Tlla Aseoclated Prese la eicluelvslv entitled to tha use for reDUblt t, ealturt of all bhwi dispatches credited to it or net otherwise credited e. a inn paprr to mi im-ai news euaiienea nerein. Alt riama t re , . publication of special dispatcnea herein ara iM reserved. tbnrad aa eeocad tla.s Baiter lloaebuig, Oregon, under SUBSCRIPTION RATE! Dally, per yar, by maiL. .. liaily, six uioDilia, by raalL. Dally, three mootha, by malL. Dsily aingle moots, by malL. Baiavr by carrier, per mouth. Ivwcty News-ftevlew, by nail, per TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1926 SLIGHTING WORK. ' j The 'teacher of a school where instruction is given in ! hand work, was tellintr lwpntlv nf his pvnfiripnrpa Trip, oh. t: serrations which he made ?' young people Of school ago T nu c , . , . - i - j; nrst, that many or these students had no sense whatever of j savilig material. If they wanted a small piece of metal, he j; said they very likely would cut what they needed out of the 2 middle of a large sheet, where whole sheet. . They should of . orffr one corner, where it would leave the rest of the sheet '. available for further needs. He felt that if they showed that v spirit when they grow up, they wouldwaste any earnings . tnat tney mignt gain, lie also ! of them seemed to have no conception of doing a first class ; joU of work. They would take a piece of metal, fuss with it ;a"TcW minutes, and then bring their s'ipchod performance ' up to him, and excct that he was going to approve it.; That Bptrit also would ruin them as workers. But this teacher I wasno pessimist. He felt encouraged by the faithful efforts I. of many of his pupils. Many of them, he thought-, showed a J; remarkable spirit of perseverance, and they would go back J; cgain and again to do their work all over, after he had point ;: ed out this or that fault- People of that type have no trouble abjjut making their'way in the world. It does not make so much difference what people study, or what kind of work 't they,take up, provided they get the idea into their heads of J; doing a thorough job on everything they attempt, and pro- vided they make the best use ;. for their use. j; . Discussion has recently been caused by the suggestion of School Superintendent McAndrcw of Chicago, that school teachers should wear a uniform. Ho also thought it might be yell for school pupils to do the same thing. He had the feeing that if the professional pride of nurses, policemen, . I. and soldiers can be stimulated by a uniform, that of teachers I', might be also. If the women who teach school are to wear I, uniforms, it might be suggested that business women should I', have them also. There can be no objection to the idea if any J! class of women would like it. Probably the majority would !! rjotrlike to sink their own personality in a uniform that re J; ducqd all to a level. Much could be said in favor of the idea I! of uniform for school pupils, since the tendency to dress ,: sonw children extrava'gantly. tends to create unfortunate I, class- feeling. . ' ; The Wilmington. Deleware, ; ne gin wno is a good looKcr combination, though no rarer looker and also a good worker. It can be said in behalf of thejjood looker girl, that she is under many temptations. I. Things have come easy to her so far. She may become con l vinced that the world's prizes can be won simply by good J; kxs. Unfortunately that is not the case. Good looks fre J. qucntly disappear as the heavier burdens are assumed. But j; good cooks find that their power is valued more and more. ; Thus when the girl puts her faith in good looks, she is buy- ing into a depreciating investment, but when she puts it in . to good cooks Bhe buys into an appreciating one. Pittsburgh scientists have begun experiments to deter mine, if possible, the elements that produce perfect sleep, using, it is reported, a newly invented device called the chron escope. We are totally ignorant of the functions of that in strument, but if it is able to eliminate, without infliction of .Irtnth tlwl nnc.,1 .,;, ,'.. tt...l i .U - l I . I. of mankind, wq are ready to proclaim it as humanity's gi at- vat uwit, RipplinRlnjmos las r - HIT AND Sometimes, as I traverse the town, pursuing wealth and faille, a locoed driver runs me down, and musses up my frame; I view such actions with a frown and say they are a shame. Cut if the driver stoos his boat mid hnstpna to mv t-.'.jA it i .uv, i., ocv ii iic una opuueu my J Icel that he" is not remote from decenev and nrirln. Snmiv- tfmes he lifts me to his car from off the paving stones, and Be(,l surgeon, near and far, to set my busted bones, and WJTIie'll pay all bills at par, in kind and feeling tones. He gathers up my damaged hat, my trusses and my stays, my treasured flask of anti-fat, which conduct calls for praise; I and I fonrive a man like that, ami wish liim hm. j.i. lint I .'now and then some reckless swain upsets me with his car; Jio climbs my person with his wain, and covers me with tar; Ju.ioes not heed my shrieks of nfnn TliAM. !M .' n nnir. Then: js no crime in all the list more prone to make W'qtmil; thue is no meaner man, I wist, in all this tosr-et ,mv, ii snouifi ie siMitfnced. 1 in.sift, to iiiiuty years fit jail. To knock a fellow-being f Jut, hard by tlte marts of trade, to sjoil for keeps his Sunday hat, and break his shoulderblado, 4 then go whizzing like a but from out the realm of shade ! This villain hits the passing hick, ho strikes him down and ;i'!e'cs; the heart of one who'll pull this trick is made of moldy , cheese; his head is wrong, his soul is sick with some uncouth ' disease. May 17, 1120, at tha xat ollioaj at the Act of March S, MTt. I4.0U e.OU l.ou ,W .av 1.0V year- would apply not merely to the who are taking his courses. , r , . - w.. - . v-.-."... wvLij-iwvu such cutting would) spoil the course take it out on one side complained that a great part of every bit of material given ' I News-Journal remarks that ! and also a good cooker is a rare than the fellow who is a good RUN, ... . . ... coal, 10 note II I nave dlccl, pain, but six-eds to scenes ii. . i . . BY BERTS BATES " .. GOOD EVENING FOLKS We aea they're Offerln a prize In New Vawk for Tha beat barber ehop '''' Quartette but "Sweet Adeline" Will never be eunn Aa effective aa It waa , before Mieter Valetead Concocted that ' ' ' i ' " Amendment of hie'n ' . ' 1 ! ? j : y 1 1 DUMBELL DORA THINKS A petty officer la one who breaka up patting partiea. . . , j L7r.f fO!l0,h.Ma,B.,-,rl!i "Z1" lu pt tonl.ht and prove the or j adage that -you oughta try ;lt on Tna aawg iiret. '4 The tamale rollers union will I meet this evening and discuss a substitute for corn husks which 'r d,rn nard t0 handle after t the Opportunity knocks around with other knockera 4 ' ' .. The reason why ao many of the great men of the past did not be. i""1 fmou "ntu atter they were dead la that they had no publicity manacere. 4 4- 4 ''Well, I'll be hanged," murmur, ed the telephone receiver aa it wae elammed upon tha hooka by the disgusted man. 4 4 4 ' The Rev. Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick eaye tha modern church needs lubrication. Well, tha Rocke fellers belong to hie church. 4 An old maid la a woman with long hair, wearing black etoeklnga and carrying a whit handkerchief. T 4 Friend: "Why do writers alwaya eay, 'A blush crept acrosa the girl's tace'T" . - Author: "Well, If It ran, It eur would kick up an awful dust." 4 4 4 ... SERVED HIM RIGHT A boorish young fellow named Sawyer, Who aaked, "la It could enough for yer?" Asksd it all over town Till a man smacked him down. Hie eetate's In the hande of a lawyer. 4 4 4 Anybody can give Advice but only the wise onee can eell It V V V "The corkscrew It rnu'M' evidence that tha day of the pull haa passed. 4 4 4 Tsnant You'll have to make lh" rr" U".'Alr' ,0', 1"'"!p"lod to 'your daliy progVamrifllTof ihTa.Se, Vnhem.!! rlaht- .'..i fix It. It s lust a matter of rai.inu her ren, and I than .V wonJ .. ' T" 1 4, 4 A Loe Angelee moving picture actrese wae robbed by a burqlar who la aald to have taken eight wedding rings. She reports, how- were eafely put away in her safe deposit box. 4 4 4 They are etill doing erase word puzzles but not a brazenly aa a while ago. "Hello, central; give me heavenl" "What' her number?" 4 4 4" I got down late today. The alarm clock rang all right but we decided it wae the wrong number. 4 4 4 Too darned many upliftere begin ay eievaiing tneir noses. rc,Uc- Mince piee hain't ao good when brandy waa Included in the I'ocipe." m:i!h:;t it smiv to takk AMKiiii'.tN i !', iit;ui;i- fAMnrlalrtt rira l.raanl Wiw.) r.Mtlrt. Nov. 2. American I' Ambassador llitrrick railed at tho foreign otl'lee today iu ronneetlon with the negol let tons for settle ment of the Krenrh debt to the l ulled Slates. At about the same time Sena tor Iiereriger w.u closeted by Pre mier PninTeve and tblji was taken by some nf the afternoon papera as ronfirnintion of the earlier re- port that he would aoon leave for Washington In off trial rlrrlrs which Mtlinf- lo tiv hern non-roinmun.rntlvo on the uhjp t. It now In mimlm-d that tho semllntx qf K?nntor Ho rnnpr to WRMhinKton i under 'f4?rious connHlHrntion. rr w;m W." 'S matchmaker. Jo waterman, waterman ha. been manager for a t.. uiu. i e. it. A "u1 m"r nd ",)oc" '"t ""mIV baa been In Ufa Htrept eight year, during and lmmilt it.. ly lollowiin the war, when eerved in the'navy Ameriean Legion Minstrel Revu THE ANTLERS , Nov, 1h and 10th TIRED Tired looking eyea make the fare eem old, so every means possible mould be used to keep them ruled and freab. IJo not abuae your eight by reading in bad light or with the light wrongly placed or on Jolting train. If you have any reason to uspect eye trouble go at onca to good oculist., it will not be a hardship' to wear glasses for fw- Ing or reading; or to wear I hem for a itiort time. It la a hardship to a pretty girl to have to wear glaseea all the time, not that they neceasa prtly apoll her looks, but they are a nuisance. , bo ao not neglect your eyeai tt la mora foolish even than to neglect your teeth. : . For temporary tiredness or head ;BCne nib the eyelids apd around the, ;rJe with told cream and wash this i. . I off by holding hot compreaaca ovaa 1 the eyea for a few momenu. Mae- naging the cream Into the skin rnsta the cjea, makoa the kln look fronti er .and does away with a certain drynona that often con!e when yau're tired. You do not, however, want tb leave the cold Cream ra the akin, for it makes the eyelids so heavy, so you remove it with the hot water compreeaea, which are soothing to the nervca and which, by drawing up frenh- blood. rest tne eyes and make thorn bright- Some people find that alternate , hot and cold water compressea are more refreshing. Indeed a treat ment by hot water compressea should alevayj b- followed by a cold rliiBe to cloiw the poros of the akin and to tighten up the muscles reo- laxea ny the heat. Many people put Ltheir faith In coniDressea of tea either hot or cold; these are good lana again, nut a second treat- n city, ana mis tund wnen put because of the tannic acid In thelment wl" W""!- finlah them. The out at interest, will be enough to tea. Bathing the eyes with an eye-' rtlcle you allude to ia a wax that 1 meet tb bonda as they mature, cup containing a weak solution of i1" PP" warm, and when It Is re-lThe elly attorney la now investl boracic acid is a good way to make I "v?l from the "kin, all hair comes !gat,n5 the legal "Poet in order the eyes bright, but I recommend ! ith "ort of wholesale tweex- tnat niar dvlse the conncil it mom fnr e.,.. h. ih r. Ing. regarding the proper procedure. , neSt la due.to traveling or to dirt in the eyea than for headaches or general fatigue. Closing tha eye for a short time alwaya rests them. Dietliealth erHtrTVAiir uyjjiuununt reters.fl.Ll vmuAurv THE BENEFITS Have you thought or physh-af ' else on the muscles first to show exorcise simply as a means of i you how tho whole system is ln strengihenlng the muscle? That I volved and benefited ia hut one of the benefits. . When muscles are used there Exercise not only affects the , ,ro both physical and chemical muscles, but has a decided bene- change In them. The physical llclal ortert on all of the organs I change consists of a contraction and of the body. Lot me tell you how" I thlrkenlng, followed by a relaxa tlila resul a. then vou will aeo ilia i . ' " . . 7 ri.i.hiii.v f .m. i 1?" rk."J:"d.L.d0,.e 1 !.,V.nwh. v..V -iL. . ' I!' , J'"' T'" "rMZ ZMKT,1, 'llZ-l a J 3 ,a W$4 J - Come in and slip into one of these fina . coats and you'll be sure to take it along, so as to get full bene fit during the entire winter. Harth's ; Stetson if.ti and MS EYES ' . ! , Matilda I think In your caee the j electric needle would be adviaable . tor removing all tha coarser halra. and then continue bleach I j f JX 4 J X Tired eyea make tha fact old finer hair with the mixture of per oxide and ammonia. A certain per- centage of the halra will recover Rosalie-I believe the birth stones - are tnrquoise and diamonds with j birthday early in December, I Tomorrow Ijirae Pet OF EXERCISING normal posi- i'h ") '? f5 v. D,.oa ,n? "'."P" " "') V&XZZ "",d Hi S ! Sj Comfortable Big Coats For Real Winter You can iust wratl un W t .1 11 A in One Ot these COld re- A. pellers and keep Safe K' - ' v. from wintcry storms. ' V T A ? a Toggery Florsheiin Shoe j (J the SPECIAL LEVY PROPOSE! TO PAY OFF BONDS Council Proposes Increase Tax Levy One Mill to Create Sinking Fund MAKE INVESTIGATION City Attorney tb. Make Re port to Council at Future Meeting Regarding the ; Proper Procedure . A rpeclal tax levy of one mill for the purpose of creating a sinking fund to retire city hall and fire truck bonda, and to pay .interest on outstanding bonds, waa proposed by the city council last night, and may be Included In the tax ordinance to be adopted at tne next regular meeting. ' This bond Ibouo of l'i7.00C car riea no provision for payment. Mayor liouck states, and it is his doolre to create a fund for nioet ing them when they come due. In order that the city may not ho out a large sum for Interest. A tax of one mill will raise from 3,o00 to $4,0i,0 depending upon the fluctuating valuutlon of '... li"''b; of business demanding attention. The paving Inapecior reported that one panel of the pavement on East 4th atreet waa abort In cement. This claim waa content ed by the Contractor T. J. Hal stead, who offered to auhmit a bond to protect the city should the pavement prove faulty. The matter was referred to tho street committoe. The atreot committee was also directed to Investigate the re quest of residents of Sykea, Spring and Short streets for a change in the sidewalk specifica tion for those street. A- re-r monstrance waa made by one re sident against any change. , . The city waa aaked to take over a private .sewer on Vest Lane street,, the matter being referred to the committee on health and police. , Tlio council purchased 1.00ft feet of fire hoso from the Eureka Fire Hose company. Final estimates were read on A. Avenue, 2nd Avenue and 1st Avenue paving Job?, and as the pavements have all he approved by the commlttco the contractors will be paid the amounts duo them. Antlera Theatre. In "Shore Leave," hie new First National production t the Antlers tbelmess haa Theatre, Richard Bartbelmess 5J another one of his typically line $1 aurrounding companies, gj ; The cast ' in this picture, built i upon the Hroadway success by Hu- bert Osborne and produceed by Ihi S vld Belaaco, ia headed by Dorothy Mackail. who scored opposite the J young star In two of Ills most pop ular pictures, "Tho Fighting lllade" and "Twenty-one." Miss Macknll's appearance In "Shore Leave" Is her last engagement as a leading woman. Shu has just signed a starring contract with First National. Other player prominent In "Shore Leave'' are Marie s::olwell, well known arirrss; Nick Long, a favorite Broadway character play er; Ted McNamara, who prs scored In a number of comedy rolea in New York footlight productions; Arthur Metcalfe, . Warrea Cooke and Samuel limes. Liberty Theatre, "Hldln' tho Wind," tho new Fred Thomson production made for F. D. O., w hich w ill have Its local pro mier at the Liberty Theatre next Wednesday, when it begins two uil' 'ngagement, migm well be 1 called "itldln' the Gale of Mirth:" for " ,,UKl1 Producing qualities are ,Kb. - ........ I ... I . .'. , . " ... ..u 1 1.1 1. 1 111 1 11 1 ameiy be defined as one who had seen this 1 g picture and failed to gurgle over it. ! !i'As vivid aa ita title, and with the V most adroit and amusing situations, ,8, the action or KWIn' the Wind" Is! as apeedy as Its name would attest. 1W1 .1 n. I K j . ... . , roiKing i?5 n J-Vr "!? Incidents In which Fred Is rmihr I ... to n iUii B ruum anu r.ss to ntile I for fear of detection. As usual. Sll-I U bn? 'nd7 Ho?t' h,.mb.r ti f. 'Jh I ' - - nr IV. oiiu.p uunss in tne latest tro-1 Uuctloa tVaiar.a, thene lavorUea; j without lh joy of htrfnK on i i ,,r- uu can buy a bark m.!V cer rnSr bout - tYJfv ,dr by r car wiin rreu on hia back, ard hei,., do not keep reuiiui m ... return. re,aiedly Into a b.rnlng i ' !to my reader.. " 001 JJ o- ws.ro to hna-: tc Ijta a- j,cod-h'IC:k. tvintnally Ija.ifug (,: .Oitiar 10 lav Jl.'l. ll la al.ib.uita. uitf atatinj tnac bo boiae baa ever been aught to do this before. Ma- w. , : rlou Jackson wrote, both ih. u 1 7 'f .aj..u inaaire. ejra.cn tn cloth, may be . of flapper, M booUet,er. u CLRpE Rill and Winter BeginsTomoifow Women's, Children's Coats and Dresses REDUCED! See Tomorrow's Paph for Descriptions and Prices fcScMARKSSUHYCal V Ladies Apparel 7 . the worst the world haa ever ivlt- nessed are referred to Mr. Val I Haul, production manager for Hunt(e ATTENTION. ARTISANS Stromberg at the Hollywood all!- Maeuuerade boll Thursday dlos. I evening, Maccabce Hall. ArU- In "The Prairie Prrate." the latest sans and friends welcome. Stromberg production Marring Her-; Lodge 7:30, dancing 9:1)0 p. ry Carey which opens at the Ma-i " Cider and doughnuts. Jestic Theatre tonlte for a two day run the scenario call for much ac- I lion In a rambling hall of the dou - ble-barrelled variety that flourished everywhere in the West not so long 1KO- The gambling hall set waa quick- ly reproduced by the studio carpen- t,'r"' Dut "hen. It came to equipping; 11 the ai,1,aratu" ,or acrrylngj o man wen Knonn games ot taro, i ia saia to oe one of the most ptctur roulette and various slot machines, j enquo and fnsclnatlng that Harry a frantic search of the city of lxiCnre? hai yet made. Efficient busekeepirigM Loupa A.KirKman fM BRIDGE REFRESHMENTS TOMORROW'S MENU Breakfast .Jlananas Ceroal Dolled Eggi Toast Colfeo Luncheon flaked Grapenuts Lish lettuce Salad ' Stewed Dried Peaches Doughnuts Tea Dinner White Potato Soup Ijinb Chops Candled Swot Potatoes Spinach Apple-Celery Salad Orange Custard Coffee Tho Meal refreshments to serve ... ... aner a game or bridge in -f- or even.ng-are elt her tho 'ucn ""w De Prepared the day b -UK uc. .wsny nosipsdeg rsepieniDer 2Sth I published have no raald. Thty are courag i K0"s r!pe for Hark Chacolate to re,u" 10 nl maidles.!'; " 5,0,1 " It or to condition keep them from enter-'f. "UJm "U n the " vmfi vupiefl "i vitacnt fricnila 13 - ' t.w Mcii v isi vita r-treebuieuK Ir .'. ... itidni w utc t4.c ikii.a a.-'.- i,r v v '.caaaui n cleared away and flavored the table covered with lnnrhann ... i,,iftu un n ees. Mruail inn'heon napkin. ro p.-ovhM Irtaiuncnts.. r laataat.: . . ' Misses' and l Angeles failed to ruveal any. Vir- , tue had evidently driveu out tho one-time gaming vice. Finally, with the entire property department Joining In the search, the necessary eaulnnient was rath! ered together from museums and Junk heaps. The resultant picture y sstdfe ERft-fllive S.mil lichen Isrk Chocola e t ake wi:h Whippel Crtam t'o'len Can.li.-a 'lo nuke the i:;;-)vp sandwich es: boil twu egcH h:ird. th-n chop them very f.nc and r.i.x them with or. dozen stuffed olive awn ch .ppeil. Add til" juice of ont h.i!i lemon and rait and pepper In rul: Individual inate. Spread on thin alics of butt "Ted, Ci Usl leu vhitr. bread, pressing two piecej tcgelher. ihn olive sandwich In a partic ular favori.e with most people, and In this case it gives a welcome tart riavor to an otherwise all-sweet lit tle menu. Some houekeetra mae olive satUwichea in thii way: Chop one large bottle of stuffed o.ivt finely and mix with It two ravages or cr-ani cheese. Aa(1 enough Mayonnaise ia,i ,!.. i !o mo'" to the right consistency no spread, and use this filling be- t n,..i ..... .. .-c,iik io crubtless allcea ham bread of gra- linn I nannm t ; Ft-: .-r ,',a 0 " "f v-te.. ,,.. 011 .1 J Party. !ic3 rh; anJ p!scT thf ., ' t'klt... Hl9 ,1uut.l - "'' "''r nipped, eni na eweet- lira a uao or It l Placed on veeh "ce of rake. ff the hnatoa. k - - a coffee percclaior, eho sbonld find Tooorron x,w "jL
