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. ROSEBUROi OREGON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 12a-
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, MORAL GAINS AND LOSSES.
" in the effort to bromote human progress, it will often
tninnnen that k cood deal of success is accomplished in spread
s' ing certain ideast yet there may be some principles that are
not understood as well as in former years. Just at present
;: it seems as if the idea of truth and sincerity is better grasped
j; than in former years, the present age hates hypocrisy. If
'you inquire Into the ideals of college students, you will find
... ii. . .... rT hoinnr AiffeWTlt from what
' ;i they are. That Is a fine quality. We read in the writings of
:!navid the Psalmist, that God "desireth truth in the inward
f : tiiirbL- The irreat fault of the age that is Just past, was that
I lit lacked frankness. It preache what tt did bo pracuao.
;! It is a great gain, if the people are abandoning false preten
'rps. But there is an eaually important respect in which the
' present age seems lacking, and that is in the spirit of obedi
ence to law. The motorists who aN wilfully violating the
' traffic regulations, the persons who are dispensing bootleg
liquor, the students who are willing to break the rules if they
I don't get caught, the man whd Winks crooked tricks all right
t if the nubile does not discover them, are instances of the
J. wide-spread spirit of lawlessness. ' Laws and rules are for
( the benefit of society. The student is required to conform
1 to certain requirements, because he will not get the educa
t tion that his parents are paying for if he does not. The mo
U)r traffic rules are Imposed to safeguard the people. Those
i -ii . , .I I MAnm loV a willino.
fifio WlU.nov ouey tno ruin ui outicijr trav-iu w .j
" ness to co-operate in accomplishing the ends which the coni
. ilmunity desires. What is needed now is to impress the
j; thought that we must all take hold and help to make a bet
t; ter community, which means conforming to the principles
which th community establishes.
o
TtW UljaniDr or commerce meeting w oe nun at u
j; ttt'u"h Wonday December 14, is of paramount
; ' impdrtaiiea ftf every citizen of Eoseburg. . " there ."is much
WofK to Jie" accomplished by the chamber during the coming
The'oriianiiation has been carefully manned the past
?: twelve months and It is the hope of all that the work may be
r carried on with even greater energy during 1926. Men who
V-iive their time to the work of the chamber without remuner
ation are mighty loyal to their city and should have uie cios
' est co-operation and support. At the meeting to be held Mon-
" day evening a new set of directors for the ensuing year win
"'be chosen and there should be a good attendance that all
' members may have a voice in choosing the new officers to
'."handle the affairs of the club. Make it a point to be at thist
' gathering and help the club get fully organized for the new
Tear.--; ' ". ' ' '
HOLDUP REPORTED
TO CITY POLICE
BY 01 WHITE
GOOD EVENING FOLKS A
W talk to a shalk
Thia p. m. who aaid t, . - . ,
That ha mat a damaol ,
On tha main drag
Yaatiddy ovo
And btfera thod .
. Walked a block aha :.
proppad tha hint '
iTHat aho was hungry- '
And ha muttarcd to ua
, That ha allua geta'om t
In that condition . , .
And h aaldi ' " ' . '
"Sha had a cuto noao. ,
C"ut oyoa, euta mouth.
tJut iggar and It'a
iTooibad Mi didn't hava ', ,
A ttn Indlgeation."
. H'4 . , :
OOMBEtL DORA THINKS
New Vear reeolutiona are never
paatcd unanimously.
, ,A'r ;( T ' !
Now that Apple Week, Thank
Veil Week. Prune ; Week, Candy
Week and all tha Other.' Weeka was
ku. .h..n.d w, moaait a.tUv
Rn.tn.H.11 Week." Then when a 'amounting to about 5, the
.. 'Thl l men Urovo hurriedly away. ,
Al ii was y ui in ubiq, jhi. " unc
told tlie police that he waa unable
to aecure the license number of the
cur and wa unable to give any
,tuii.ul rtrlntlnn nf hiH ..hull-
We know that our many reaoere aulfc 0ne waa fc man aDout IM
have been wonderin' what to S'v? i jnrs of age, 0 leet tall and wore
O. XL White, salesman (or a lo
cal music house, reported to the
police lute last night that he had
been held up and robbed on Eaet
Lane street, at the intersection
with Watson street. ,
According to the information
given by Mr. White to the police
two men in a Ford touring car
drove up across the street from
him and accosted him. Thinking
they wanted Information of some
kind, he atopped and they then
approached him with the air of be
iug prohibition officers, and de
manded to know if he was carrying
liquor.
Tbey proceeded to slap bla pock
ets, he told the police, conveying
the impression that they were offi
cers, and then one of them, drop
ping his band to his pockot, aa If
for a gun, demanded that White
turn over hi pocket book, and a
valuable diamond ring, which he
wearing. Alter obtaining
these possessions, the money
two
These watches will add
. charm to any wrist!
AUXmitaxn.TbeattatiM,th
XButoVAWatciwllIauVi
grace and charm to any wrist.
Exquisitely snd in solid
whit) gold and gold filled,
fitted with guaranteed move-.
menu. Nationally famous
BiuLOVA Watches ;
are recommended by us because)
they combine unusual beauty with
suarantecd dependability.
Tkto di-xkwth-a Butm Wrack, has
H whJtaM Mled t
pt-McMtiia
iMi--ltailHd f,
whh n 15 Jewl -4 S
wee . .
Evereharp Mop' Week," wa
took him In tha eye and aay,
hell It Is."
can
'The
Diu-Wllv k-w pric. 14 kt. Mild
whit gold. aiuiati
Bulon
tA $40
)rwl Bulcrrai movcmoC VeV
Wt? rake pardonable pride in the biff and
beautiful selection of DULOVA Watchct we
Strays hav oa dijpUr. From $25 to 92500
for.Xmaa and ao wa
i few hints to you at
thiaf
ye ad
drop
timet
Speak to our bosa and urge him i
to cut down our hours and raise
our salary, inis win pieace mm
mightily and you'll be lucky If he
doesn't, bounce , a Job press off'n
your dandruff. '
Leave a atanain' oraer in.
grocers to mark our bills paid be
fore mallln' 'em out the first : of
each month, :
Send over a cartload of coal to
our domicile. We may naed it if
the fog keeps up.
Send ua four new tires wiui in
ner tubas enclosed. Runnin' on the
(m la hard on the liver.
A new pair of shoae wouldn't go
so bad aa we're tired half-eoln'
our. sax. i v
And a new chapeau or a suit of
qlothse. : I
OR WHAT HAVE YOU7 j
;'. j fc &
The Barbara wlH give their an-
h One of the fine philanthropies carried on by the Salva
tion army and varioua organiaationa, ia to provide Christ-
-mtu. dinners for Deonle who have had special diiricumes.
t These hannv occasions must make quite a difference to a lot
of folks who have had a hard rub. The actual sustaining
J nower of tKa food there enjoyed soon passes. But the good
cheer and helpful talk and bright music and decorations that
' distinguish' such affairs, make a deeper impression, iney
E put new heart into many folks who have had obstacles to
surmount... ;: ' - . -
a red checkered mackinaw
cap, It waa atuted.
and
l
Candy cunes made to order. an
oiio. r'luce your otdvrs early, fal
ave ol bWHets. I'bune 76.'
Rdscburg
SALZMAN
; JEULER
Oregon
PARENTS OF FALSE
OR REAL FRAZiER
mVw... i.i t... .kunafAM llnrfi cloVM 9T9 b!nK
v i',r UWl' ire HBaUUK uoi - . . -, 7
do ,pT,nr.. ..e of their worn. Keep .
I'herfa lini't ft rrpai ywu is - -
npi-P ifti i m nr..i).U hut vnu'il hav
Bone, but wnat mere -,rr r,"
oeiior iuwi,"o -
ebappeu and reuueu aud get bard
anrf Hrv
Rub the banda with any good nil
or ointment at nijtlu wun tnwy've
to
bafl.
that ran be
la aboald be learned.
1 The first thing, perhaps, ia to
K'arn to protect tue Bands in every
possible way.- I bave etien made
sdweatinne aoouv "-""'" " Ir,, Uu.. me day. Also
"0"-". n,u mm oaliy U you enn. if
i.i nn ,i .kin" I ioiUd aiso you a.t 3U ea;
nls keens
1 . - , i.. I.nnm
ISLbCTiraAC 3 Sg-. p. the Joint,
proper hair waning needs three trom eularglug.
brnUBBu"utoerrd1Dirw.ur Discouraged Heien-Unlesa Uie
iS Jnfnaud. it good i deal, and thia peroxide la fresh. It will not bleacu
IS oiTe enough w spoil a mani- 'the hair. If you try this out again,
cure tven light washing of add ammonia to the peroxide mak-cloSea-lhe
odds and end. that so 4u th. combination one part hu.
nWTom.li -do themselve. In monia to four of
itZZ d,y, ot soap flakes and othtr ammonU la .Uong; and If It la the
crvenleniSnld be done with sort sold lor household use. make
rSStar alSveT on tor too heat and the mixture hall and half. Super-
i nrntaou thb hand, much better. Al- U'eiKlit. "'J
UWh erase for the tiny ' " Teworrov-ft r-.r...,
KNJ.TTRD ST.TPOVKR SWFATF.R
(AuocUul IU Uul Win.)
' A'BKHDISEN, 8. D., Dec. 10.-
New developments in the strange H
case of Artuur Frailer, world war i
veteran. Indicated today that his i
parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Charles r ia-il
nual ball next week which means laier, Indian missionaries, finally
that the .havltf-at-home eea.on I.
rapidly approschln'. -
. . BEAUTY HINT !
musil.as m.n.o -i.n m.7 , Ar,,r rr..H, R (Vim-
ind If:" ........ , -
heliva tnat their Bon 1. dead.
Mr. aud Mrs. Frailer made form- M
al application yeslerday tor govern-1
mem and state war bonuses. Tbey !
namtd themselves aa beneticlarles
has great drawln' powers
you want th.
lower upk.ep, try a eoupla aheei.
of Tanglefoot.
Tha baaket ball seaaon la Mart
in' and the high kul gal. . are
donnln' their- bloomers which are
no ' shorter than their' street
dresses, therefore attendance thi.
season I. expected to drop off considerably.
t" T V i
, aih U. S. lntautry, who War
1 H1B
ed in France. October II. 1U18.
action followed the failure of a long
legal ellort to establish the Identi
ty of Arthur Lopei, a Mexican, aa
their .on.
Automobile production for October beat all records, with
r 392.6 18. cars and 4i,129 trucks turned out Some may ask
how such an enormous production can keep on, with auto
? mobiles becoming more and more numerous. fThe popula
- tion of the whole world constitutes a vast potential and al
" most untapped market for our automobiles. When every
i Amtficaa has his car, then the work will only have begun
t af supplying the whole world. As civilization advances, the
I automobile goes with it
olnnin' to flow and th. colored
gogglea will soon be much in de
mand, -i '
...... 4.
It', about tlm. for another Holly
wood scandal to break, now that
Kip ha. been dl.posed of and
Count Hoogstraeton will soon be
hev.d back among th. classified
advertisement. '
4 ! .
Th. night cop. are disgusted
with thair signal system .Inc. the
Xma. tre. haa been Inatalled on
tha eorner of Caaa and Jackson
8ts. It keeps 'em runnin ragged
and they'll be dsrn glad whan th.
Yuletid. ends.
l 4
"by th. time a Teller outins ins
fambly with Xmas presents there
ain't enough Jack left to buy a
snifter to drown yer sorrow. In."
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.. Dec. 10.
riling of an application by the
parenla of Arthur Frailer, aouth
lJakota Indian soldier, for a sol
diers bonus in South Dakota, does
n .MAan In mnv ..mu flint lh,V
The Chrlstma. .plrit. ar. be-h...VA ,hlr , la dead. Hosmi.r
A. Hrown of Jllnneapolle, attorney
fur tlin Rev. and Mrs. Charles Fra-
zler in the litiKallon In federal
court here, said' today. ' i
They still believe that the boy, '
branded a Mexican Importer by a :
federal court Jui7, is Arthur Fra-;
lier and not Lopes, Mr. Drown j
said. Word from relative. Indicate
that the boy In very ill and pro- j
bably will not live long, the attor- !
ney said, lie has active tubercul
oids and Is staying with a member
of the family, Mr. Drown said.
Old Mr. Carter Helped !
by Simple Mixture
"After taking Adlerlka 1 feel bet
ter than for years. At my age (60)
it is ideal so different from other
medicine." (sinned) VV. W. Carter.
Adlerlka is a simple mixture of
, buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc..
' which removes HAS in ten nilnulea
and often briuxs surprUinK re
I lief to the stomach. Slops Uiat full
bloated feeling. JJrings out oia
waste matter you never thuuithl
waa in your system. Excellent for
chionie constipation. Muthaa Ful
lerton. druKKlst.
ttsaa.eea. w""7 : ... .
TURKEYS
WANTED,
Have Orders for 1,009 Turkeys
WILL PAY 45c FOR NO. Ts '
Delivered to Economy Market
Wednesday, Dec 16th .
GEO. KOHLHAGEN
V TOntOrtROW'S MENU .
. ' Breakfast '
Left over Prune.
Omelet . ' ; Taaal
, Coffee
Luncheon f
' Fried Left-Ovef Mush
... - Simp -
' Fruit Salad
Doughnuta
' Dinner
Tomato Soup . . ,
.,-' Baked Cod '
Daked Potatoes Fcaa
Lemon Meringue Pie , -
. Coffee ,
Tea
!girsrorTHi
!me stitch each side every second
'row three times, repeating lust
-two rows uu armuoie measures
five Inches.
Now work la stitches, place on
bfiaer; bmd oil -u suicuua lor tue
secju W urii remunms; i sutche.
xur lour ruv,8, turn ue tuk a
sutcne. tor lour ruwa. Ca ia 14
autcne. tor watti iroui aua jom
Lo iii-st suoumer. vork uo and
one-naf invdics. lucteaae one
sULcn each aiue every aecoud low
three times, cast on five buiches
lor uuuer-arm. Wora mote
row. lu tirsl pattern, men change
10 secouo pauern aud linisn uout
to correspond with back, binu on.
i ; Sleeve: . Cast . on 45 Bilicues.
Work in Btockinette stitch (mat Is,
knit one row, purl one row) in
ciasinff one siilco eacn sme every
To knit a size 36 one-color slip- bec01)U ruw tive times, laat on
over sweater for a young woman 'jjve sJtcUes tch side. Vsorn 1-i
or girl, buy nine balls of lustra rowB, increase one stitch eacn
floss in any color and a pair of side and repeat evtry one and
number . five celluloid noedies. ; ono.hau inches, four limes, work
Measurements: Eleven stitches re- ,ng second pattern nine times,
present two Inches; seven rows work atocklnette lour inches. He
measure one Inch. peat seeond pattern lit times.
Hegln by casting on 88 stitches?! Cuffs: Knit one, knit two to
Row One Purl 15. knit 18, purl S3, gether, repeat from across row
knit 14, purl 15. How Two: Knit, till there are 38 atitche. on the
liepcat these two rows tor two and needle. Knit plain for It) row.
one-half inches, ending with second i (ten ridges).
row. Knit two rows, repeat first! This sweater has a very neat ef
two rows once repeat between Ifect, with lta ribbing horizontally
's 12 times (that is five and three-; across the front panel at hip. and
fourths inches). Work first two i again at chest, and the .ume in
rwi for four inches. Repeat be- j back. The sleeves also have a
BaeasawaHi tween 's nine times. Work first i section ot horizontal ribbing near
two row. six times, bind off five: the cuff and on the upper-arm.
SKSaBSI ' stitches each side, then decrease I Tomorrow Requested Recipea
Cook with gaa
VISIT OF HILL
LINE MEN STIRS
RAILROAD TALK
(Continued from Pace 1.)
ern and Central Oregon, nnd the
development or the Nntrnn cut
off by the Southern Pacific, rival
lines have been rumored to be
coimlderlng the construction of an
MODERN "FAGIN"
AT MEDFORD GETS
HEAVY SENTENCE
MKIWORD, Ore.. Dec. lo. Har
ry McKlroy, JS, found guiliy by a
Jury in the circuit court Tuesday
nflernoon, on an indictment charg
ing robbery, plead guiky to a sec
ond similar chargo Wednesday af
ternoon ind was sentenced Id xtate
prison for terms ot seven and Hire,
years. .
McKlroy waa accused by Richard
Putin. Jr.. of Ouklund, Calif., ot act
ing as his mentor In a series ot
store till robberies, in southern
Oregon and California, during tha
"FAITH.
; In olden times a fell disease was prevalent in Britain's
IbIb: it seared the eyebrows and the knees, and patients did-
m'w- Ulfifr a-M OTT1 iln Thi-nmrh lifo the nilmcnt WOllld CndlirC. du- p,t miri writ lint.
fying all the leeches' skill ; there were no nostrums that would I t:
. cure, no powdered bark, no pntent pill. Jf or inoso w no w crt.
-and suffered much, there was one cure, for which to pray;
the reigning monarch's royal touch would drive the malady
away. And so from every distant shire, wherever faith in
.1 kingship runs, in face of storm and flood and fire, sad par-
" enl. kmnirht afflleforl num. Thn kin, ha touched them with
L'his hand, he touched and healed, with mystic power, whore j more than ; SSCrt'
all the doctors in the land could not relieve for one onei nour. ;tl),ntll hBuIll The now .,ion ihim of robbing the Nininger store
In every village, every street, you'd see m chHdn
and sing.' whoso blood was freed of fever neat Dy neaimg tlon whU.h ,oonPr or itr is cor- outuu while niciiard ruled th.
; .i'iu !,;,, KaIiavmI of scrofula, thev Strew, becoin-anln lo tee exleinlve developrnt nt. tills.
lingers Ol UlS king, helievea O. scroiui. uitjr . V., I l p to the present tlmo all talk I His accuser was s runaway boy
Ing large and Strong and hale; most things are false, DUt tllS tl Ry matter of rumor and ;of exceptional mental alertnes.
Smen knew-the royal touch could never fail. By Bkepateonure. f;"-' KS-: XZitl
.-Ieamed M-c are assured that royal hands could never neai; ,.,, in view nt the loginii d- bedside ot Ma mother, who wa.
- .1. A K; ,,rH .hat mltt.r It hoWivanlsge of the North I mpend .'prostrated by the escapade, ef her
Z skepUcs feel? The faith in healii royal hands brought hone
;to legions sore distrest; w hat booU it if the skeptic stands
-and holds the whole thing is ft JestT No matter wnai may do
llin .'.Mill 1 ill"l"n 1 , ...
throuRh lo Klro Orenon byilure 1111
ti... i t .i Omcun i
Thn ronmrdrtion of llni ' month of November. Tli pair
xX, ' 'rrburS
way of ilend and the Norlh irmp- stolen by young Dunn lu a suburb
qua Pass nnd on to Coos May of Oakland.
would .horten the distance from McKlroy waa found guilty of h.
... u...ii hv i robbery of the cash register of the
.ii in linn trucontl- guilty te an lmiKimeni accu.ing
Gifts
Appreciated
by MEN
Everywhere
Xma. Cift Sug
geations we
hava hundreds
of others too
Beacon Bath Robe., $5
to $17.50.
Terry Bath Robe., $15
Silk Lounging Robe.
$17.50.
Hickok Belt, and Buckles.
Collar Bag. for Soft and
Starched Collar..
Fancy Boxed Suspenders, Combination Arm
Bands and Garter Sets, Scotch Plaid, Wool
' Scarfs and Silk Starts, TW Sox and Shirta in
Holiday boxes, ...
?Diet-dHealth.
Miyaurv IT liUlUUUill rciGll,iLU
Miss M. wants to know what to rrpiit-r n"sirnl pr'o1. A
do for dropping of tbe stomach, rdii"llon of the wlirh. lly
the intcstii.es, floating kidney and riiit., hl ,.-c!ir..
slight uterine trouble all in the JSo, the hurt" binort dne n"t
same body! She is 43 years old icerrniiiire In the yiem and turn
und weiKhs 89 pounds. Specialiai. to fat. The only thing thai turns
M say there is no tuberculosis. I fat. Is food,, and you bave evi-
W One Ihing I cud safely tell you oeour oen g-n.u. y.eui, u.
S to do. Mis M., Is to build up navent. you?
i your general health, lou did not r'", uk r--
t give m your height, but l vebetable medicine compounds
j oouuds is prooably very much un- y" are taking. Gel your vege-
3 derweiwht lor you. The tact that table. In the fresh ataie from
. rnn . nmrin,'mMn and nut from
you have aroppeo organs puuii ' , , "
io nnderweignt. This condition the drug store.-. There are some
Is known as entroptosi. (ptosis vegetable compounds which we
mcunsdropi. can recommend. 1 hese are n.ado
,, ... .,k 1V, ,. from yeaHt or soy lieans and aro
It you will strengthen the lone hj h , ne an,,.BeurtUc vitamin
of your voluntary mnse es by reg- n afe Bendlll for brola
ular exercises. It will also ,na ,ur flavoring soups and gra-
tben the tone of the 'nvola tary are up UBd.,r Ul.
muscle fibres that aro in tue in- e BaulM nU e m
ternal organs. Von .hould bought at your grocery stores,
a snug aodomlnal .uppon. j 1(JU ha(, b(.tt;r uke i)P4;ia, eI.
You should eat so as to gain ri.i nr vuur laree ntidoinen.
fe confiderably in weight. And that We nave , article on the Atonic
M means somu eating: mcreaxe jotir Abdominal Wall which you may
H culorles gradually. Yod can have nare DJr sending 4 sclf-adurcsse.d
at least a quart oi mita a oaj, gumpej envelope with your re
two or three egg yolks for their qu08t.
S Iron, fat and pnonphorus. a good, jjon't be discouraged berauie
g sited helping of tne green vege-')ou navo aol nu(t iny children
S tables and truits for their vita- aftcr two years of marriage. You
A mlns and Iron, lots of Whole gram Br6 only,18, aud perhaps if you
g cereals and bread and butter, soino gct dowa to normal wclglit "u
a nuU ahd cheese. ,may be made happy. Overwnlgbt
(We have a little booklet on ,eero, t0 b, one ol ln0 cause tor
g the .ubject of gaining and lojlng ,lertity.
Si which goes fully into details. Scnu j lt you mM(.d our inslrtictlons
for this and enclose a self-addres- 0 redUCnK ,end f0r our booklet
& sed, stamped envelope with ton!on ,He subject. To obtain -.Ills,
E cents in stamps.) follow dlrectiona given to Miss
&. As to yonr slight uterine trou- lM at)ove.
SJ ble: of course. 1 cannot tell what i
E this !. If It is an inflamation K To(1 tan oMln ollr r. '
e of the mucous membrane llnlnr. ,tce on Headaches by en:lolng
R tbe uterus with a discharge, this , tef-ddresed atamped envelope
A may clear up with Improvement,,,, su, request. s-.';i,.f!
Tomorrow Tkanksghrlug.
.nt cor. zoueral beiUih
As ff your relative who has
the ltr.tHbg. apaln I cannot tell
V. but the trouble is. iniess a nir ijcmaa gifts. Sold
agnosia is mine ii is iinpuMimo , Boatliwick. 24 W,
-your faith, there'll be iconoclasts to scheme how they ny
B)vtf Jt is a wraith, a fable and an empty cream.
.n,,t ii u nolte certain tbt tbe, aim.
,,t,, will h elven thorough con-1 liert Dccklehymer. charged with 1
Milerntlon In the event any con-obtaining money under false pre- ,3
struction work is undertaken. ;tonses. entered a plea oi gutuy ro
o I day and was sentenced to a three? j
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site. FI0-I your orders early,
ace of feaeeta. PhOD "1 .
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Cook with gas.
Why not give Fuller brushes for
by Mary . K.
1 1M N.
to aay anyming idi irei.neui. j pnone 5(,8.j
touuq ner we- cnore mar us.
nerve disturbances in the skin,
ablch would cause .Itching. A
thoronghr brushing of the whole
surf.irp of the body with a dry
flnsh brash may help.
nVERW&IGKT TROUBLKS
Mrs. T. it i not unusual tor i
thoe 'woo art overweight to have