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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER' 2. 1925, ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW I ! ' lniitJ Daily Except Sunday by The News-Review C. Ilaaabse 1 1k iamiM Psaaa, The Aesoclat4 Preee u asclualvely entitle to (fee we for rpull eatlea f all nwe dispatch. emitted, to It or aot otherwise credited la tola pap.r and to ail local now publtahed herein. AU liable ut fw peblicatlua ot ep.olal dispel. herein ara alao raawrvad. TWO I I I u 1 t I b W. DATES.. bCRT O. BATK3- -Freildacl and Manager 8ecrtaiy-Treaurei JkbUtrtf aa second elaaa mailer May, 17, mo, at lh poat olfice al ftueeburg. Orsaon, under tha Act ot March J, M7. Dairy, per year, ky tally, aix Bonus, ky mall , Daily, three BJaulaa, by atalL. tally, slngla noatb. liy rnaiL. UfrSCAIPTION HATab -" Imlly, by carries, par raonth , -Weekly News-Review, by mail, per year- ROseauRO, Oregon, Wednesday, dec. 2, 1925. UNFAIR TO THE LOSERS. ." 1' Dr. E. H. Hopkins, president of Dartmouth college, re cently protested against the attitude of the public toward the ftthletea in football and such sports. So long as they win, he said, they are heroes, touted to the skies. But let them lose a game or two, knd make a few mistakes, they are branded as yellow, and al cowards and ignoramuses. Baseball fans know too wel the type of bleacherite who howls for a player ,tp be taken out for some one mistake, when he himself could Xot go out in the field and catch a pop fly hit by the poorest jitter of a. girls Jiigh school ball team. We demand courto jros conduct on the field from the athletes, and then many of the spectators give the players the rawest kind of a dual. College athletes are often made to feel that they must win Barnes or they are disgraced. A game like football demands ilhat the players act with the quickness of chain lightning,: ifid act perfectly right too. The players are held up by the spectators to an impossible standard, for the human mind is 3ipt usually built so it acts that way. When a player Jiak.es brilliant play, some slight shift of luck might turn the -whole situation against him, so that he may not be entitled t any more credit than the one who tried to do the same '.Iking but found the breaks coming in a different way. The $eople;are too extremely anxious to win in their games, and !lhey do not stop to consider that a game is only a diversion l&nd means 'of physical exercise, (those that play a manly Zand hard-fought contest, who do the best that is in them and 3sep their tempers and give opponents the square deal and Zbct like gentlemen, are the real winners, regardless what the "acojaELiJiqws They are the fellows who have got something out of it that Wilt count in the struggles of later years. ; ' j It is often remarked that the young people spend money On a good time with a freedom scarcely dreamed of some Vears ago. In former years, if a fellow blew in four or five dollars on his best girl for an evening's entertainment, he 3elt he was doing pretty well. Today many of the spenders dq no seem to think much of blowing in $20 for an evening's tun, and at some of the college "prom" dances, they will Bpend $100 on the round of sports lasting a day or two The ' jJder people find these rapid methods. rather startling, The Youngsters may say that if you want to get money, you have ;got to spend it But there is much unhappiness prevailing among many young married people caused by the lack of -money, and if the husbands and wives had .begun to save 'money when they began to earn, their financial prospects Iwoukt be better, r .. ':;'" ' ; ' -6 ; - . 4 ; A Yale university committee recently investigated the Subject of transportation, relative to the qualifications it de mands. It was complained to this committee, that college graduates as a class are not apt to be steady "pluggers" ..when they get into a field like the transportation business. '.Ihe complaint ia often made that college graduates expect to 2get ahead fast, and are impatient of the slow grind ncqessary Zlo win success in any occupation. ' A man without much edu cation will often beat out one who has had every possible ad "ViUiUgc .The partly educated man knows that he has got to -work, hard and he sticks at his job year after year until he -understands it perfectly. The educated man may get it into hia head that if he is not given a promotion about every three - months, it is time for him to get out and go elsewhere. T o ft U SPECIAL Ml M'V: SALE ;:fj MM JOBBER'S ART POTTER? LINE Mm : AT ONE-FOURTH OFF '"""lffl - FOR THE TEETH SMS 1 ir Tokonabe, Cloisonabe and Bamboo Covered ii ares , , We bought a jobber close out of brand new fine quality goods at 14 off. We are passing that saving on to our j customers. ' Two hundred pieces, including the beautiful Kruinabe and Cloisonabe wares, the bamboo covered Ko- ware, and the lacquered and stiff led wares. Flower bowls 35c to $2.75, vases 40c to $3.25, jardineres and fern dishes $1.50 to $4.C0; ail prices les3 25. These items will make dandy Chricimas gifts. Buy now and pave. Heavy Christmas buying charted last week in our , btore. Do yours now. Our complete line is on display. 1! 1" A DEPARTMENT STORE OF CHRISTMAS GIFTS J ' If';. ' t Santa Claus' Headquarters (Across tlie Street from the new Douglas National Bank.) V37S 1 mm A few general dlrectioDS about! treated wlUi finely podred pum ihA r nt ih t-oth n.lrhi be use- ice. Liu a bluut eud orauxewoud iul tudav. I do not maa about -aikk la wbVor. Ihva in the powder: keepiiiK Uiem clean; I'd raiuer give and rub over rlie alulued puru. aunie dlreciluna fur aucial caaea. j a good ordinary tooth powder la 1 Looae gunui, for Instance, can be made of precipitated chalk;, with, 'tightened, by rubbiiK Ihem with jjve wai of carbolic acid add-, jtinture of uiyrrh. Some advise a ed. A drumsiat most mix tula for iBtrong nolutlua ot alum, but 1 vro- yo. Chalk l woadcrful for wait 'far myrrh, whkh has the proper-. enUuj and polishing tha teeth. ties good for the teeth and which la j . ' often used la tooth paste and pow-1 iary Lesllo G It is possible, to Sders. A weak solution of myrrh is shampoo the hair by using gaso iilao good for a tuouth wash and una, but 1 do not think it prefer I gargle. j able to the usual method in which If the gunia ara loose of course ,soap and plenty ot water are used. I you want to do more than tbls, you : The gusuline cleansing would like I should see your dentist and have i ly be a shift, at a time when a the teeth- thoroughly cleansed, person has a cold or wbei necessi 'Some dentists call the process cur- ty arises for a hasty shampoo.' :' fcltlnu. because the tartar that is Great caution should also be exer. ! causing the loosening must be re-' clsed, to Bee that the gasoline Is moved not only from the teeth, but never used in a room with Ure or 'from under the gums where it haa Inflammables: better use it out-of-(worked. AU of which sounds more 'doors. Gasoline has no special ac- lmeonifortable than it is. :fion upon white hair to keep It Here's something to remove tar-'. Irom , turning jr""- tar from the teeth, but only to be ' Alcohol and water are used used on healthy teeth. It does not sometime to cleanse the hair and .lake the place of the twlce-a-year sea p if there Is any danger of Cleaning by a dentil that every- white hair becoming discolored, lone should have. Mix three dra- U r , ' h' P ucn ichqis of citric acid with one of car casUle. will be all that is necessary jboaute ot so.la. First clean the to preserve the shade of white or teeth with this. then, rub some on ,ha'rV,It. U fce. J a. .a land keep it on for a UtUe time be- ' o't of bluing to the last rinse- fore washing It oil. Kluv "" u"cu ,ouuui iu.iy.. Some cases of staining can be ' Tomorrow Koiisning. fflficienf xjf iltlg .si JcF . - - . . . . . . DESSERTS FOR SMALL CHILDREN TON'ORROWS MENU Breakfast "' Apple Sauce t'f-real CveaunO, Dried Ut't Murflns Coffee Luncheon Vegetable Hath ., VboltwUcat Hreu( Peanut UuttiT , Tea Dinner Fried Liver and Onion Potatoes' Lima Heans Left-Over Cold Slaw Mince Fio Coffee mmw at j A as ' Reports from Paris are to the effect that the once pop Tular type of French novel is diniinishing in circulation ow ling to tho lessening of demand. Probably duo to the inabil ity of the novels to Bland the competition of the present t pe ;.of certain periodicals published in. the United States uuder i tlie misnomer of "magaiiue." , GOOD EVENING FOLKS Spant a day In tha matrop Dodgm' the traffic a.gnala And we hope that if we Evar complain about tha Way Chief Ketch Runa the main atem. We'll receive a Well-deaerved Kick in the Seat of tha pants Which la what we Almost got when .. . , A cep caught ua Croae tha etreet , Up there when ' The bell waa ringln And tha llghta flaahln' For ua to STOPl DUMBELL DORA THINKS Tacna-Arica la a new brand liniment The Inevitable haa happened! Z I went to buy a rubber tire, and when the dealer named aioVg Z man d, wtchTn' th. nitia price, mcthought, a moment, I'd expire, and lay my damia trot up and down tha thor. rwcary form on ice. The dealer wept and wrumr his hands; .r.,n7flODn"ne'''ro:h,w.''.aw "Tho price is not my fault," quoth he, "for rubber trusts in local hm lift hia taiioon tr0u- tlddy eve and ended the evenln' by engagin' in a few quadrilles with tha gala of the auxiliary and tha way aome of the former alum guz zlera danced that splendid eld tlanr. UdlllH Mil. 4h. rh.rl.a.n. d.vnt... knrf,n. .k... .-LI.. i latl r l4 Wlrr.) Ik.-,. " MEPl'OKI), Ore., Dec. 2. Tho j. j. ' ' I first holdup in the city during the r i past year occurred last niKht short- The damsels are now wearin' ly before 9 o'clock when K. J. V"ll thair hats ahovad back on thair 'mot, service station proprietor, was mads which ia fine for these who bound, gagged and robbed ot $50 MEDFORDITE IS ! M.VNHANDLED IN elks. Attention NIGHTLY THEFT: -, ... . The ilarshfivW lodge will be unable to vUit Roar burg IoJk aa announced, on Dec. 3rd. and ihe vpcciiU ueetlns for that daio ha bt'ta pout- Iouk1. 4 SECnETARY. Dosattu fir ihe email tot, under three "yea t3 of ast1, fhould be 8eiv j ed r la pare Thai is, put through ! a tstraim r. Stralad apple nauce, prune j, orange juice and the aim cookit s and custards may be J given to hiin. Try the followius re :Cipea: i.ohlcn Custard: Peat two epp vyolka with one-fourth cup of sugar; -af.M vwr cup of swuet, cold milk i and a pinch of Fait, then turn the uiiXTure into the top of your doub- :e boiler, ovnr HhiuuH.mg wair. .Stir conitKniiy a It cooks and fwhn it win - Voat a spoon" remove ' It at once from the range and Cool t it. Flavor with two tablespoons of i oranA Juirc and serve plain or with the fnilowinK: 1 Kgn Froth to Serve on Simple desserts: Deat the whites of two oiks with a pinch of bait tiU vey stiff, then sweeten with one-fourth cup of sugar and flavor with one- half cup of oraugo juice gradually added. . This may "top" Ft mined prunes, bread puddings, rice pud uiUK, apple baucc, or a custard, fcven gtuwa-tipd will welcome the delicate -flavor of the orange juice to relieve the "eggy'' taste of beat u whites used for dessert decora tion. Drop Cookies: ' Cream one-third cup oi butter and gradually work in ia it oue-haif cup of granulated ,ugar. Add the beaten yolk of one vkk, then stir in one-fourth tea fcpon of baking soda dissolved in two taJjieti pootis of hot water. Flu vor with one-half tablespoon of lemon juice and mix in three-quar-ttfis of a cup of ordmary bread tiour. tlend well, and drop the mix lure from a leas, toon cuto a but tered baKiug sheet, at least an inch apart. Slip the pan into a quick oven to bake tor. perhaps uiriht minutes. Simple (Sponge Cake la theron1y klud ol cake which a small child snould be allowed to eat. To make it, beat two egg-yolks well, add four tablespoons of oraime juice and oue-half tablespoon of lemon juice, and stir in tliree-quarters of t cup of granulated sugar. Now told in one cup of hour which has wen sifted four times with one :oui ,h teiSioon ot baking soda. Turn the batter into a buttered and loured paa and bake in a moder ate oven for about 40 minutes. This enke is deliciclous and nutri tious and not too rich for a child of three, although only a smalt piece and not too fresh a piece, bould be given. Tomorrow Xma a Gifts Easily Made. have a hiuh forehead and not so! while on hi wav home,, bv two flood for thosa who have cow-licks, men, believed to be between 25 and commission card here last night ' i 30 years of age. Because of dark-; Although leHnto landed the clean-t j This Is the tims of the year we'neBa no description of the meft er blows, Watson waa given a diew all go to the photographer to getwajl obtained and the police have, verdict because ot hU aggresdive- our Am at pictures took and If he RipplinRhiimos iy watinason. rrjjcious rubber. aoesn't retouch 'am to make ua handsome wo refusa to taka an ex tra dozen to broadcaet among our .friends. Waa over to tha Soldiers' Horn, yeetiddy lookin' for an apartment aa we'll prob'ly hafta cash In our asaeta alter tha Xmas rush. I of "It hain't ao much what you give for Xmas its how much It costs." mado no arrests. ness. For over a week now, Medford I Mickey Gibbons, of Eun-ka, Cal haa had somo robbery or small Jfornia, and Chuck Sama, f Klam theU every night. ath Falls, fought a six-round draw o in the best battle on the card. Al- I DietHealth By Lulu Hunt Veiers, MH Jhatr7)irt ami Emit kanjl),t fa Otitir ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS nays, and one feast day can nicked- Heat with iraa. wet spot IAutat-.l Vtm tuH Wlrr.) PORTI.AMI. Orp.. Ia-c. sera while crossin H 4" IN A. D. 200a Giva me a spoon of oleo. Ma, And tha sodium alkali. For I'm going to make a pie, Mam- 'flfih anniversary mai I'm going to make a pie. For Did will ba hungry and tired, Ml, other lands control tho rubber industry. Fat plutocrats in Lunnon town run cinched the trudo in rubber crmlc, and run the prices up or down, acctJ-dinif to Uieir v him or mood." H"Ods bodikino, if those tlunffs be," I said, "I'll jolt those for ciirn rubes; I'll go and plant a rubber tree, and grow my cas tings and my tubes." I bought a thousand rubber plants and set tli em out in statelv rows, and all niv nieces and mv nunU -are guarding them from insect foes. Some day a casing I'll tZ".' -roriuirc .: and to mv orchard I'll renair. and choose a fat and And th carbon and ceiiuioia. wJuscious tfre from gorgeous festoon, growii.g thunv V,N7ort7nC.hU.",Ce":' 'Thr! -meanwhile I n exceeding sore, my wagon runs upon its runs, And pive me the oyKh tmttie, Ma, Zl snule and twitter nevermore, I've left tho ranks of Sunny 'A1V5 Z"1 1?$6 XJims. I feel there's something wrong or worse, when J must. Jut turn it en han an ohm. a tril.nfa vnt it TM mil li. .,,,n mv h..rf wire ro.r ' 10 nav. aupper raaay ulf Vr MM v It V Jf Hi VMtf 4'V'II IIM'I"V essv what they cost me in the past. There is no shortage in the ,crop, the trees do well, the yield is big: but sundry plutes are -out to cop our savings and we have tok;. Until my rubber -trees are larve, and tires and tubes are by them borne, up- a tua good intention im a inoUa. " :i. : imi J:.. .. v,.,i:..:. . "it. I mourn. OREGON1AN WILL CELEBRATE ITS 75TH BIRTHDAY Itchy Spots Mrs. C. Some prople suffer ly undo me work of inri'o or lour from Ixolated spots of itching and diet days. Then, third: the system. The I'nited Sul- la tho rich- thnueh nuiwriirhtil in nonniin. irritation, without any auuurcnt apparently acconunodates itself to est land la the world and yrt every Gibbons won favor by his game cause. There must be in these ; a 'Ower Intake of food, and is more county has its "poor farms". vcry work. caaes Rome initaiion of the nerve economical of its use, so that more city has lis rharliy fund and its or-! Entering the rlni for the first endings to cause this, but what it is allowed for atoraae. phanaaes. WHY? We must have time, a liohemlan farmer boy of is. i difficult to determine. Nat- i lon't be discouraged, Mrs. L. Be thi-ra to take caro of the folks who Malln, flnhtlng uniler the name of urally we wonder if the diet is bal- careful of the feast days, and bo make no certain provision fur ko- "One Round" Iloaan, showed his auced ami IS there is not too much content to lose a little less than morrow. Let Charlie McF.lhinny moniker was nol a misnomer when or too little of it, and if other u have txen losing. The chiet bvlB you to make this provision. he knocked out Jim Kleming in the health habits are observed. point Is to lose a small amount . o first round. Fleming was out for In some cases covering the spot s"!jli,5r- ls soa mi "Jtcr lwo IflWAlMl1? FI PPT; ;15 'lm"", Th boys are light' wim a softening ointment has r3-.wetk,t V1" u h not lost any MVYAI,lrii? . heavyweights. i aU,ed In a cestaUon of the itch- ?n a '""'J' ,uw calort intake, then 192S OJ-HCERS AT ! o . - 'i n,i th r th. i,.fe,iinn heller go on one or two days' of TUESDAY'S SESSION At the regular meeting of the Roseburg Kiwania club Tuesday Announcement is made that ,.ci fr,m Brrrhin iiu r,f "uuid tlKt of not moro than tiuO ca- FYtil K. Homerleuu. representative r f..iin..r. wrin.. ihut .h rnred '"ilea, of skuu or buttermilk or ol Mareell s .Mirneie .Minersl lire. fiirlougias count?., is at 6"5 Ka.it liouglru street. Orderj will re- so suffering might try this. au Itchy spot by a paste of scraped 'ru't i"":,. ,tt m? one ,or l" raw potato. Those of you who are '"f" """ noon the officers for tho nauimi ' r,,v0 j.t atteutlon In the fu .tnree pounds anyway. turc year were elected. l)r. B. U. 8hoe- lnaser was eiecieu preaiueni. irHio-, Hon Kice. vlcepresldent, V. Wim-! riini nvrr borly. tressurer; It. I Kdily. dla- LOPLO EMFLOYEL trlct trustee: and the Tollowln directors were named fur l'Ji6: 11. C. Church, Vivian Jarksoo, Kd I Kohlhairen, Fmuk Muliili bun;. AWARDED MEDAL I'lans fur ceh-bratlug its seveiitvTom jack Wharton and Hill with a huge th;t .and business man." Mr. Ilsron of. fennl some very fine suggestions Aa aoon aa Dad comes home, V V Juat aa a feller seta New Year's resolution In readable form alona cornea the Anue bills and smash, mund jnlillee birthday pnrty next rriilay at which its oll'!it suh scrlhrs, pion'ers and editors of l'actftc northwest newHiiantrs will he its guesta were announced to day nr the Morning Oregnnlan. There will he a program at the . andunrltim. Inrlndinr ,.fwt v-w !" John H. FiKh'i. prominent clcctri- ng of a motion pletnre of "tore compieie uuuersianuiua w , ,.n)c(neeT of Spokane. Vssh.. Pioneer life, and addressee hv p-iv ln JiU rurul , who preoxl. d tk prsentilm fenaor Vdninnd S. Sfeany, pret . nien. i with K aeerh on arehlent prevrn- aer of history of the rniverslty of e 1 1 'tlon and resuscitation bfora sev- I Washington, and Kdgar B. ll'iier, I Oooh wlia (aa rra hundred members of the pow- i editor of the Oreronian. er company force. I imneera, Kilters or the Pxrirto i Ktlll I S A I KLAIVs A I H try nan sarni tne lite or Hurt northwest, and wnrkera In all de-t r. r- rrn cti rr? "rr-en, lmrtments of tho Oregonlan will be f guests at a dlntiif. Ahont 15ik are I 1 ath county some Urn ago. The PIIIC rfr CTI IC? On-en. a fellow employ, who waa rAUi UOuU a 1 Uf a shocked with m.000 volts In Klrun- Potatoes are rather high In no-. vn"-ma tasaiuin salts and these may bu the 1 Mr. K. The usual cause for hialiug factors. Scraped raw pota- hanging breasts is the over-accuui-toes are advised by one medical ulutiou of tal in Uiem. Tho weight writer for painful knees and joints, drags them down. This usually Ot courso ii are. Just troaluig a comes with general overweight. -.1 . . i Thv nftt.n antar u aru.r I. wrv irr o AIM.'' uifcwl" u w k m iuu- - ; ' - -ei - " " fUA UrL OAVlINvj ner like this. We niujt get at the g.'lniai excessively during nursing (cause, and one should have a thor- a,ul pregnancy. Then the fact MPlimcn n M . Th miue this. , Is blamed unjustly. Another cause 4'.lh it sul I rnedi-n to be'warded In ,"f'9" ls l" brasskre which It theVaUo".' Tnd ihe n" Inthe . ." 'or: lhave been 'p-ter-. used tc , be .the fashion to wv.r i , n K mm mm cau u m our ianui .n umv vuui lor Just a year now. I have euc-:ln"r contour mere is not mucn ceeded in reducing any weight over ,hat ma done for Uiem, lor ou pounds, but have almost that Utere is no muscle tissue ia them much still to lose ami find the sec- he ttaied up. I don't know of ood 64 ranch the hartlest.-ilra.'b.""y,f'i," that .n ' fear done ' ter lvieHig" for reducing: 1 like them, eicept aurgety, and I wouhi that. Maybe we can gel our lame n l advise that. The only thing to in the dictionary. - do is . to prevent their mal-forma- You are going through the usual Uon as far as possible. ' 1 ' exierlence, Mrs. L.. In finding it Is j Tomorrow Answers to Corre harder to reduce after the first iu j pendents, pounds. There are several reasons o for tins: first, we finally get down I t put oil ordealng your WhtppUv tlcorge Diiron. looliing Class farmer, gave a fine talk to the club relaUonship between the farmer . ' .' .,,, lor Just a year now. lrnsn of the California-Oregen Tower company here last alht bv expected. will bo A fi-alure of the diiiti big birthday rake. er ri.la l Inial W,M. to the better organized and less wa- Clulstmaa announcements untU the power company also haa two other tj7 f'; second, after getting down hurt minute. l'Uce your ordvr now somewhere ney normal, the diet la so that your work can be given , woe auuvrvu iu so cioseiy, tor mere pi wi"-r sufauoa t.au and see our Kl.AMATH KAU.H. IWv.. lecv 1. applications for similar botur. Mike llePlntUL ol I"oilla.L and o , I Kememher the Junior play "Mrs. ' lillly Wataoa of fcureka, California, Ma'a suits cleaned and pressed. Is But quite tho incentive of iauda- hoe of both engraved and printed -w -s- f Iiumpsteast-ijeiga tomorrow ntght'weni i roaatai n f (n'umr am. si aw. juueourf ueanera, pnon eue rantty inai um was la tne announcement. Kews-Ke-view x- The lejlor) feller assembled yea-1 at the AuUere, .jln the main event of the bounat'L first pUce. Thr ar mar tat cauiv Job i'rtaUaaj iMparuueoL
