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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1925.
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Don't spoil your
appetite by humoring
a false hunger between ,
meals. s
Let WRIGLErS supply the "taste
you need the craving for "just a
snack."
Then you'll ibe set for a good, full
meal your stomach refreshed and
ready your appetite pleasantly stim
ulated so you feel a healthy hunger.
WRIGLE Y'S cleanses the teeth,'
acts as a mild antiseptic to mouth
and throat, gives a lasting good taste. '
And "AFTER EVERY MEAL"
vit greatly aids digestion. '
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COTTON FORECAST.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 9. A pro
bable cotton production of about
15386,000, If average Influences
..nrevail daring the remainder of the
season, is indicated, the Depart-
4 of Agriculture announced tonight
t by reports of November 1, on con
dition of abandonment, probable
1 yields, ginnings and other factors.
Fresh frrane' jusce at - overland
P.rehiirds. Bring containers or leave
at Brand's lioad Stand. Will deliver
when filled.
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EUGENE, Ore., Nor. 9. Faced
with the grim task of training to
meet a team touted to win by at
leiwt one and possibly two or
more touchdowns, the University
of Oreron grid men this week
will settle down to finish up their
drill for the annual Oregon-O. Ai
C. contest here Saturday.
The Aggies, with the best team
they have had in, years, are the
slight favorites, suice Oregon has
lost every conference game she
has played this year. However,
the teams she has faced have
been strong ones, and the dope
always wavers when the two Ore
gon teams clash. Then it ceases
to be a matter of football entirely
and resolves Itself Into a bitter
struggle of rivalry, friendly In Its
way, but none the loss heartfelt.
Both teams will be in sood
shape for Saturday' game and
fans are anticipating the hardest
fought and closest contest of the
season.
Aggies Not Lagging.
CORV ALL'S, Ore., Nov. 9.
Plenty of work still to be done
before the , Oregon game, was
Coach Schlssler's verdict follow
ing the Oregon Aggie victory of
56-0 over the scrapDy little Pa
cific team Saturday.
I was a little afraid the Ag
gies might be a bit stale," said
Schlssler," "but the game showed
them full of snap and on- their
toes all the time. They played
a good game, but plenty of work
is necessary before we meet Ore
gon."
The play by which Averlt ran
back a kick oft the length of the
field for a touchdown, was the
first of its kind ever made on Bell
Field by O. A. C. regulars, altho
the rooks did it against Mount
Angel College Friday on the
opening play of the game.; ;
hat unlays Score: -Washington
13. Stanford Oi
O. A. C. 56. Pacific 0.
Multnomah 7, St. Marys 41.
California 35, Wash. State 0.
Whitman 0. Gontaga 13.
Idaho 14, Montana 29.
SIR KNIGHTS, ATTENTION
Regular Conclave of Ascalon
Commandery, No. 14. Tuesday
evening, Nov. 10th. Important busi
ness. A large attendance desired.
Visiting Sir Knights welcome.
W. C. HARDING, Recorder. '
Cook with gas.
. Mr.' Russell Lintott. teacher
'of piano music. Studio, 617
Cobb St. Phone 512-R." ''"'"
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fpQUGLAS COUNTY
Comparison of French
and English Housewives
It is said that the French work
ing woman' only thoughts concern
fowl and money. She certainly
manipulates the fonner with great
skill and. as is well known, her sav
ings are the ttackliune of her coun
try. Whenever a fresh loan la
limited In France long queue of
housewives are always wailing out
side the hanks with their money.
In running a household In France
one soon linds out that the nmlii
must be well fed. They , will put
up with sleeplug aocouimodiitlona
which British niulds would not tol
erate, but there is no compromise
on food, says a writer in London
Answers.
A cook, thouzh she will keel" her
pots and puns spotlessly clean, will
not wash a floor wlih much zeul.
The hardest-working French worn
eu, it is Interesting to note, huve,
as a rule, perfectly Kept hands.
French women tell me that there
Is more love In a French home than
In a British one, and that they arc
more concerned with the family
well-being than we are.
Gossip, largely keenly critical In
character, Is rife among better-class
French women. Their talk. Indeed,
Is criticism, criticism, and always
criticism. There Is Jealousy for the
woman who looks nice and laughter
for the one who doesn't. , A French
woman will not admit to age until
It Is really upon her. Then, social
ly, she becomes Indeed a back num
ber. -
Spirit Is said to be the keynote
of a French woman's .character.
Armed wlih It, she never admits de
feat, whether In the world of com
merce or of conquest. And this
spirit, with which she "downs" a
rival, enables her also to cheer on
her husband to fame nnd fortune.
Location of Famous
London Well Unknown
Even before the Norman conquest
the holy well of St. Clement, Lon
don, used to he the sceue of many
pilgrimages, ami these continued
until the Reformation. It used to
be the fuvorite trystlng place fot
lads and lassies on summer eve
Blngs, In the time when the Strnud
of I,ondm was a country road and
not the important London thorough
fare It Is today. The site of the old
well Is believed to lie somewhere
between the law courts ' In the
Strand and St. Clement's Inn.
Within a few yards of the site ot
the well stands the church of St
Clement, whose bells are fumed In
nursery rhyme. Here Doctor John
son used to have a pew, but there
Is no record of his ever having
visited the well which was pnly
bricked over when the present law
courts were built'. Kansas City
Star. .
Trackless Train Visits Ciiy And Halts in Front of ,.
Antlers Theatre While Hundreds View Unique Ccnvcjzr.zi
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! ' Lifting Power of Love
Love lifts up tlie lowest to Hie
hltrlicft, plucea the lowly horn 'by,
the side of the bright pnrtictilnr
st nr. It binds us to arth; nntl
vlien our loved ono hn been tftken
from uit It lifts ua to 4avin.' Wh6
Hhnll tell Itn rl.trlM nnd ttsTfr
torlenT .Without It a life piiHspd Is
like a year gone by without nny
Bummer cold, chilly, unfruitful,
without pleasure or eh unit. With It
the worm ntnte Is endunihle. Th
pnlace Is but a stable or an out
houe without It a very prison
the very prison when the loved one
Bhnres It Is a pnlace. Such Is par
ticular love. When that, upon th
freeing of our souls from this "mud
dy vesture of decay" which In closest
It, hn grown Into genenil love for
our fellows nnd love of ml oration
for our Sinker ve nhall not be fui
off paradise, for Indeed heaven'
harmony Is unlversul. lloln Kris
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SRUMQREO PLOT
nEIlLIN, Nov. 9. Plans for an
attempt to ' restore the llavarlan
throne, with former Crown Prince
Itupprccht as king, have been
shelved because "the time Is not
ripe," for such a coup, the Frank
furter Zeltuug learns on what it
terms unimpeachable 1 authority.
tiary."
The change was announced by
the Uovernor immediately utter
a very brief conferenco in his of
fice early t lit morning with
Cruwford and Deputy Warden J.
v. -Lime, 'the latter is acting
warden during the absence of
Warden A. W. Dalrymple, who Is
visiting eastern prisons and at
tending a mational prison confer
ence.
The governor said that Craw
ford would remain in the Unploy
of the flax .department. . lie has
been superintendent since the be
ginning of the Fierce adminiKtru-
tlon and also served in that capao-
lty since the beginning of the
l'lorce administration and also
Borved in that capacity for a time
under tha Wlthycombe and Olcott
administrations.
Wanted Hit Share
He wns a little, ninlersl7cd, Innf
fcnslve-looklng person. He lirtd
managed to get on the Urondwny eX'
press at Times square by the simple
expedient of holding his breath nnd
allowing himself to he jammed Into
the trnln by the burly hlue-eoated
guard. He found himself in a pork
et formed by four men surroiinflins
hi n. Ills chin ranched up to almui
their knees. The atmosphere whnt
there wns of It was stilling. He
managed to stand It for about two
minutes. Then he twisted his neck
up to the man In front of hlin nnd
aid: "Pardon me, sir, but woiild
you mind holding your breath fur a
moment? I would like to get a
mouthful for myself." Jlercury.
The R cat on
"Do you remember, dear." snlc,
Sirs, r.lnnk. "that before we were
married you always offered me yout
left arm?"
"Yes," replied her husband. "I
wanted to have my rlnlit lumil free.
You see, I had a lover's four that
someone would try to take you
nwny from me. and I nlwnys kept It
In readiness for defense."
"How sweet! I'.ut how Is II that
now you usually offer me your lit'lit
arm?"
"Well, I am not so afraid 113 I
was."
LONDON, Nov. 9. An Ex
change Telegraph Dispatch from
llerlin says there are increasingly
persistent rumors of an impending
putsch in Bavaria, Prince Hup
precht seeking to seize the "Crowu
and recover his military powers.
The monarchists fear that their
supporters are gradually weaken
ing with the passage of time and
therefore consider it necessary to
act immediately. The moment is
said to be headed by the asso
ciation of loyal llavarians.
Its success, the dispatch con
cludes. Is regarded as extremely
doubtful. , ,
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SUPT. FLAX DEPT.
AT STATE PRISON
ACCEPTS DEMOTION
SALEM, Ore.,. Nov. 9. Robert
Crawford resigned today as su
perintendent of the flax Industry
at the state penitentiary, and
Governor Fierce said that John J.
Quinland, prison engineer, would
now be in full charge of all In
dustries at the penitentiary. In
cluding the flax and farming In
dustries. The governor refused
to make further comment on the
change except to say: '"I am not
going to have any further clash
ing of authority at the peniten-
Costly to Crow Tall
"Sorry, hut I can'f Insure vnn
you're too tall," said the arent to
the man who wanted to take out
an accident policy,
, "Too full? What's the mutter
with that?" protested the nppii ant.
"And anyway I'm not as tail 1 my
father was nnd ho had no trouble
getting Insure)."
"But your father." the agent ex
plained, "was Insured lunjt ay w hen
there was no danger of a tillow
having his head knocked ofr bv a
skidding airplane." American Le
gion Weekly.
Had to Keep It
Mother Where did i-i i ilmi
dp kci 1
I Willie You gave It I n:c f-r the
heathen.
I Mother Then why did you keep
I Willie Well, teacher mid I was
heathen. Montreal Kuzette.
Read the Classified ad
in The News-Review. Thej
mean dollar to you.
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Charges Dentist Who Slew Rich Wif e
Planned to Kill Step-Son, Tea
Fresh grape Juice at Ovnrland
Orclmrrfa, Ilrlng containers or leavo
at Brand's Koad Stiuid. Will de
livered when filled.
"Prettiness" Makes No
Appeal to Normal Boy
When nature hands on the pood
points of parents she Invnriuhly
secnm to be more pent-ruus to the
boya than to the rItIk. I'urly hair.
Ionic eyelashes nnd Rood complex
ions go to the lmys more frequently
than to the cirlf.
Notlre the boys with natural
"marcel" waves and curling eye
lashes, niid notice bow they value
them. A girl would be proud of
them, but most men and boys are
mortally nsliamed to possess these
ndrnntur;t!fl.a They blush every time
any one mentions eyelashes, while
the curls are given frequent appli
cations of water Hfid brllllantlne to
restrain their wayward tendencies,
says London Answers.
All this, while less fortunnle sis
ters try vainly to play the coquette
with scanty, sandy eyelashes, and
spend a small fortiimt. at' the hair
dresser's In iin eurleiiVor to tako
the lanknens out of their unlnter
estlnjr tresses !,
Keal niituim tresses, too, are more
often tlinn not banded on to the
boys. Hut there In one consolntlon,
A girl thus endowed may refer to
her tresses as "tltbin nMl," but n
boy Is never allowed to Imagine that
he Is nnylhluK pe but "ginger"!
Tree-Climbing Fish
In India there Is n fish known ns
the- tree-el hub in ff perch. Techni
cally tho scientists call It "nnulvas
tesludincns scandens." Hy means
of Its tins and .'ill this (ltdi can
travel overhinil from one body of
water to another. Its br;ithnR aj
paratu. Is adapted for life out of
the water. Stories nlwmt this fish's
nblllty to climb trees shnuld he
tnln with liberal portions of :ilt.
The frilled States bureau of fish
eries Informs tin that these 1ales of
Its tree-ellniblnff propensity "are
herltntfes from early travelers nnd
are largely mythical." However,
the climbing perch has been known
to work Its way upon stones and In
clined tree trunks. Tills In ns close
as It ever comes to lilmblng treeg.
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' Dr. Thomas D. Young, dentist who slew hit wealthy wife ami
embedded the body in concrete In well, planned to kill his step
on, too, in order to get all of bis wife's money, it l charged by
the Lot Angeles prosecutor, to whom Young confessed. The step
son, Charles Patrick Grogan, is seen talking with Detective Walter
A. Grant (right), who Young hired to "solve the nysterj" of Urs.
tVoung't "disappearance,". . r .
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