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ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW, , MONDAY, DECEMBER 14. 1923.
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ROEBURO, OREGON, MONDAY, DEC. 14, 1925.
THOUGHTS FOR CONGRESS.
:; Our national legislature is again in session after a long
wst, and with new members. Whatever faults are found
with congress, the country looks forward with hope to each
iiew session, expecting it will do something to remove obsta
; ; cles from the country's progress. Ai years go on, these leg--
islators ought to be better able to cope with the country's
needs. The average intelligence of the country is increas-
jng, and the intelligence of the lawmakers should gain with
it.also. And they must realize that the low standards of per
. formance that would have been tolerated years ago, will not
o how. It is said that the desire to' get re-elected is the one
lr thing that works against high standards of performance in
r legislative assemblies. Representatives will favor policies
that they know at heart are futile, because they have for
: the time being gained a degree 6f popularity, and they are
fearful of offending those who have been swept off their
vrfeet by some temporary tide of public' feeling. But a man
i. has to make a good record in the long ton to- Stand much
chance of staying in politi6s. If he is whiffling around
with every whim of popular feeling, he is not going to com-
mand much respect He will have no record of achievement
to point to, and his vote will have' tod frequently beeri fecofd
; cd in behalf of propositions that time has proved to have
...been unworkable.
s Congress is about what people m&k( It If we folks pay
Z little attention to the doings of the lawmakers, we can hot I
- expect wem to rise to high level. But if we follow their
troves with care as reported in the newspapers, and applaud
them for wise action and blame them reasonably for failures,
r3hen they wilt respond to this greater interest
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'mM In spite of having been born rich soma youths rise above
it, though it sometimes takes a spell of adversity to bring
-out the real man that's in them. A grandson of John D.
Rockefeller furnishes us with an illustration 6f such a case.
." Dusted from Yale University for neirlectinir his studies and
men casi.uurni Dy nis ricn lamer, he went to work as a
. hiuiil Lcit' ii i i iin in ifmu ir hi. s. i i u wpair rtajmrnrai rha iitit-
I - - ww " ' sv-i.iivvtvu i IV vain
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.,.Y,.Yersliy ana Dy auigent. siuay, attained, the record standing
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credit with the youth is due the father for thrusting the boy
-I. cpon his own resources, instead of making the mistake of so
""many other parents, who turn irresponsible boys loose with
...in abundance of money that enables them to wreck their
'.'.character and become a menace to society generally. The
Rockefeller scion, overindulged and coddled, might never
have justified his existence by any useful vocation.- Left to
bhift for himself, he has demonstrated the real stuff that's
; ln his make-up, and as a result society will acquire a good
! citizen instead of an incumbrance.
Upon the heels of an American loan of one hundredliTil.
picms
BY BERT & BATES
GOOD EVENING FOLKS
Have you purchased
Your Xmaa, preaenta yet
Or are you waitin'
To aee hov many
You're goin' to get
And the price of 'em?
DUMBELL DORA THINKS
A hinala'bob la a aled made out
of ehlngle.
The man who boaata that he haa
never loot a day fiahlng or hunting
ha loat all of hie day.
A reader complain that moat
offertory muaic in th church
itn't very good. But what can on
reasonably demand for a quarter?
Women who have etopped wear
ing eoraet feel at horn any
where. ' '
The tighter applee are packed
In the barrel the greater aeem th
tandency for th larger one to
work to the top.
Carde may be a wait of time.,
but they will bridge that yawning
chaam batwoen dinner and bed
time.
Deliver me from taking that girl
to a ehow a"aln. The laat time I
footed th bill I had to foot it
home.
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THE LITTLE TOWNS
By Strickland Glllilan
Oh, little town along the way!
We wonder what the brakemen aay
When yelling back Into the car
We know not what your title are.
Yet you are towns, with home
and lawna
Wher com th evenings, noon
and dawna
Ths same aa come to city folk
Who make a little town a joke I
Neat little town along th way,
You'v given what we know today
Ae statesmen scholars, preacher,
scribes; :
So you withatand the atupid gibee j
The thoughtleaa city, cut-up framea
In mentioning the email towns' ,
namee.
We'd miss you, were you gona to
day. Oh, little town along th way.
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A man like to be called emart
but resents being called ahacp.
How to write a Jazz hit: Take an
old classic, play it backward and
put a name on it that doesn't mean
anything.
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Were these hlrjh trolley car step
dcalgned for pleasure or bueineao?
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lECIPE FOR A FUR COAT
Take an ordinary yellow slicker,
coat it thoroughly and evenly with
ANSWERED LETTERS
i
Ksthor N. Y. Handball Is aa ex-'the eye lotion yon refer to la nade
ercUe fur men who need exhilara-ia lollowa: BoU a pint of water1
lion from exercise In a concentrat- one minute, and while the temper-!
1 form. Yon will be able to set'etur Is still at boiling point, add.
all Hie ext-rclHe that you need from; one beapiue; Ublespoonful of boric,
the following: Stand with your I acid powder.
Ii t t together, and bold your anna I Allow a half hotr for th boric
In a horitontal position with the I acid to dissolve, thea strain th lo
riKht band directly In Iront of you tldn through a clean cloth, and add
and the left one directly toward the two tablespoonsful of witch haxeL
from the waistline while still hold-j put into clean bottle which have:
back. Begin a circling motion ' been sterilized by a few minutes'
from the waistline while still bold-: bath In boiling water. The lotion i
Ing your arms out from the body will keep about three or four,
with the right hand going down to- j weeks. Use It warm and with an ;
ward the toes and the left one go-' eye dropper or better still an
lug upward high over the head. I eye cup two or three time a day
Reverse the motions so that tbe according to the needs of the case,
left hand takes the downward j John O. P. Unless chilblains be
circle and the right one takes the I come so bad that they blister, they
back aud upward course. Continue I can usually be cured at home. Th
this circling until you get used to Indications are rVlnesa, Intense
it, when you can Increase your ; Itching, and burlng. A very old
speed. You will Improve your clr- r-rnedy waa to plunge the feet In
culation In this way, and you will to the snow, but the same effect
also develop your shoulders, be- may be attained by giving the
side giving suppleness to your 'feet an extremely cold bath. An
whole figure. 'improvement upon this treatment
Mis. J. K. L. An easy method la to Immerse the feet for a mln
for getting at tho split ends of the I the same time In very cold water,
hair to slip them. Is to wind the 'the same time in verycold water,
hair Into a number of very tight ' then hot again, and to on notll
Htiands, and then rough the ends ' there Is complete relief from aU
with your hands. Thai will expose the uncomfortable symptoms. It the
ail the short ends so that they may , circulation la good, chilblains will
be easily cut off by running the : not start so It Is advisable to maa
scissors along the length of the sage or do anything else to lm
strand. prove the circulation.
MrB. Y. H. G. The formula for j Tomorrow Pimples.
Pfcienf
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. NEW DISHES THIS WEEK j
TOMORROW'S MENU
Breakfast
t naked Apples ,
Cereal
Scrambled Ekk t Toor.t
Coffee
Luncheon
IIum MHcnronl Baked Dish
Wholewheat Bread
Lettuce French Dressing
Jam Tea
Dinner
Itump Roast Beef Gravy
Fra:irouia Potatoes Spinach
Date-Cocoanut Pudding
llnrd Sauce
Coffee
food chopper and add one large
egg. one-half cup of flour, pinch 1
egg. one-halt cup ot Hour, a pinch
of salt and pepper and one-half
teaspoon of baking powder. Drop ;
the batter by spoonfuls in a hot, 1
well-greased frying pan, flattening
i-.'ch uttle cake with a spoon, and ,
browning on each aide. j
Squash Cream Soup; Heat tour
'cups of sweet milk In the top of '
your double boiler and when hot j
add one and one-half cups of alfted
squash (or pumpkin may be used
In tbe same way). Also add two
cups ot boiling water, one-third
cup of chopped celery and one-i
fourth cup of minced raw onion
and let cook for 20 minutes. Thick-
en with tour tablespoons ot flour 1
rubbed into four tablespoons of
soft butter. Continue" to cook for
live minutes, then add one tea-
and
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Christmas
INSPIRES
NEW
FABRICS
Never in our history have we
shown such an interesting array of
Fabrics ' Brilliant colors and
splashing patterns abound in all de
partments. Among the Silks are motifs taken
from the Art Decorative Exposi
tion in Paris. Many of these show
the Cubist and Futuristic designs.
Glossy textures as well as dull fin
ishes are here in abundance all
quality smart and modish.
Here are a few suggestions for
your Christmas Shopping gifts
which will please any woman or
girl ' .
SILK UMBRELLAS
SILK UNDERWEAR
SILK HOSIERY "
HANDKERCHIEFS
NECKTIES
PURSES
VANITY BAGS
NECK PIECES ALL KINDS
FLOWERS
SILK AND COTTON PAJAMAS
SILK QUILTS AND COATS FOR
BABY KID AND SILK GLOVES
L ABRAHAM'S
THE SILK STORE"
strain before ! T. mM ...vt,
i lute Cocoanut Steamed , Pud
ding: Mix together three cupa of
wholewheat flour, a pinch ot salt, spoon of salt
uireo aim one-nan teanpoona oi j riuis. T
oaaing pnwuer anu onc-iutir cup ui , Bread-Cheese naked Dish: this I
granulated suxar. Add one cup ot Is a good way to use up left-over i
stoned and shredded dates to this! crusts of bread. Crumble them and,
dry mixlurs. In another bowl mix j measure. You will need one and for the collictlon of annrox-
toitether one-half cup ot cold, i one-half cups of the stale bread. imatelv 130.000 in delinquent
OHKUO.N I.N'COMK TAX
(AencUbd Tnm Laeni Win.)
SALEM, Ore.. Iec. 14.
.. )'' Indemnity Insnrance companies
I 4 and others. Hut in whatever way
a good grade of heavy glue. Put It i ewi"ot milk, two bealen eggs and. Soak It In one pint of cold, sweet i state Income taxes, the state
on and Immediately roll on the urateo rind anu juice oi one milk. Now beat two eggs with a tax commission Is sending o
floor In a barber shop. Brush
lightly to secure th proper affect,
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A day off I generally followed
by an off day.
I saw a man kiss my sweetheart
lion dollars to Italy conies the announcement of an Italian his handesm head wa pressed
- boycott in Rome of a film featuring Rudolph Valentino be-
- cause the cinema sheik, an Italian subject, has taken legal
steps to become an American citizen. Italy graciously con-
-descends to soil her immaculate palms with American dol
lars, but the idea of any of her dramatic stars transferring
their citizenship to the United States is too horrifying for
'national toleration. However, if one hundred millions are
not enough to compensate Italy for the loss of such a bril
liant star in her dramatic galaxy, Uncle Sam might cancel
;or good measure.
cloa to her. Hi finger strayed
through her tllken lock. Her
dainty head rested upon his broad,
masalve shoulder. Her arm clung
about hi neck lovingly. And still I
waa not Jealoua for w stood
alon bsfor a mirror.
Th uplift (till ha William Sun
day and William Hayes.
h
HEARD IN A BARBER SHOP
the two-billion dollar war debt and throw in an extra billion cut my' hair so Short or people will
take m for my wife."
.
.Haying br told by health au
thorit s that there Is Iron In spin
ach, w thought all th time It waa
sand.
jm'Vi' uiaBi a
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"Cheer upl Even Satan ha th
'devil of a time."
. . ... Chicago is planning to hold a world's fair in 1937. Ey
- that time, perhaps, the gunmen in that city will have thin
ned out the resident population sufficiently to admit room
for a million or more visitors.
RipplingRhumos
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lemon. Combine tho two mixture ; nlnch each of salt nenoer and nar
and aild one-third cup of desslraiud rlka and add to them one and one
cm nanut and two tablespoons of third cups of chopped mild Amerl
melteit butler. Turn the mixture jean cheese. Turn this egg mixture
lino a well greased empty baking into the soaked bread crumbs, beat
powder cr coffee ran not filling all together, add two tablespoons
the can more than lliree-founhsiof melted butter and turn Into a
full), (lien put on Ihe tlght-fitii:ig j buttered baking dish. Place the
cov er and sink the ran In boiling I dish in a shallow pan containing a
water which rises almost to its top. little hot water and bake in a mod
Let the water continue to boll erate oven till firm In the middle
around tlui can (which niu.u be perhaps 25 minutes. Serve hot.
weighted to prevent overturning) (Note: Never bake A dish contain
er one hour. Serve hot w ith any ng cheese In a hot oven, aa intense
good liquid fruit aure. heat makes cheese leathery).
Potato Pancakes: Put one pound j Tomorrow Answers to Inqulr
of pared raw potatoes through your ilea.
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FARM LESS AND
FARM BETTER IS
WORK'S ADVICE
DietandHealth
h I n . i It I ffa at TTV
anvAwrv dv jluiu mint reter,xLXi
O jrowsy inn mHamnm tmajtmftr uumi i
WE'LL ALL BUY AS MANY AS WE CAN
I have been buying some ramlln- their work. Kvery week I receive
stlrks rerently. Rare, genuine antl- several thousand letters from you,
que- pretly expensive. Now I am and I hope to see every one of
buying many more. Not so eipen- them bear the little life saveT on
alve, only one cent a pair. 1 hey Its back. Then I shall know that as
are going to give me more lasting you freely give So shall you freely
haiMlca than my rare, genuine receive.
unliqiH-a. They contain little llcht-l Hero are some facts that you
e.l candle sofily giving off beams should know about tuberculosis:
that re going to prevent physical! 1. Tuberculosis Is Caused by
suffering ami bring fresh hope and . specific germs called the tubercle
i -mirage to many despairing heart. , bacilli. They are so named be-
(Contitnied from Tare 1.)
ringing that land Into cnl-
lit y.'
Mr. Janllne
corn'lale rei'lania-
er problems such a
ays. whleh I hope to
develolietl. n'forenla-
the sheriffs of the state
about 850 warrants author!-
Ing the seizure ot property
If the taxes are not forth-
coming. Under the law this 4
drastic action may be taken
after the taxes have
delinquent aixly day.
X State Press Comment
Ills Appeal-
An appeal for strengthening the
band of the law Is made In the
annual report of the department
of Justice Just laid before Presi
dent Coolldge and congress. In
cident to the appeal is a request
for more stringent penalties.
It is a Vod thing that the
been ' h'Ehest authorities In the nation
- are ai ia?i awuKeriiug iu niu unit-
:the insurance is handled, It is ob
iviou that every person who
drives should be made responsible
for the damage he may Inflict by
his vehicle. There nre more or
less serious objection to such a
law, hut tho tnct remains that
without some such law we are
wholly undefended from the Judgment-proof
driver of a colliding
car. Portland Telegram.
Measured in terms of Income the
fanners of America are better paid
this year than last, aeon-ding to
spread and growing disregard ot j the report of the secretary of agri-
UghL
6. Something Is necessary be
sides tuberculosis germs to cause
tuberculosis, and that something is
lowered resistance from any cause
so that the germs have conditions
law. If the violations are partly
due to the state of mind brought
on by the war, the spell ought
sometime to begin to pass away.
This official report, however, re
lates that violations, seven years
after the -war, are Increasing.
Here was a matter of only 22.-
000 liquor cases pending In the
124, And
culture. The gross Income from
farm crops for the fiscal year haa
Increased 7 por cent over that of
the previous year, or from S11.30U,
UOU.UUO to 12,100,u00,00tf. Iietter av
erage of prices now prevail than
has prevailed for five years. Thia
js a rtal and not a paper gain, lur
tbe price of produce has risen trom
lit as compared with pre-war
4iAt .i-l.ni-,.nn, tk... (federal court In .Tune.
.... . -.i I 2i nnii rase nendlnir In June, prices to s7. which la a gr.lu as
insufficient diet- overwork and!'". And here ts the distressing i compared with tlie risa-of prices ot
nsufflent d et overwork . ana sUem(nt ,n rt ,nat dnr. nonBI.lcuural goods.
unhygienic sur-!'n th,e "8cM J"5"
nersoial hahlts. W"". po fewer
tack of fresh air
rdundings; vicious personal hablta.
such as the use of alcohol and
if yi have tuberculosis, don't ! lVZTn
. ... ,, .......I. -i i an ds of case concluded In other
ending with
no fewer than 48.U0U
liquor 'cases were disposed of In
the federal courts, to say noth-
preventable. (We have an article
courts. And .there are .the other
.We sold abroad 1SH.000.AOO bush
els of wheat ( Including flour! this
year as artlhsV 63.(ou,0oo bushels
the year before. 1 ma was because
ot short crups In other countries.
We have raised 3.014.uu0,')ov bush
els of corn which Is a fourth mure
and growing violations by bandlta than the previous year, though but
soon as possible?
Tomorrow More About Tuberculosis.
These candles are pictured on lit
tle green stamps containing doub
le-burred red crosses the little system nature builds little
flu istnias seals w hit h are going to. forming tubercles, around
be 1-istrmucntHl In raising money
to prevent and cure tuberculosis.
IJveiy year, after Thanksgiving
and all during ln-cember, these Hi
tie Ftampa art sold by the Nation
al TubereuliMls aKem lea, and every
year enough money is realixi-d to
do a uoiulrous. gloilnua work. This
year tho number of seals printed
for distribution in one billion and
a quarlcr. anil it Is staled In the
literature of the N. T. A. that If ; ones that affect the human.
these seals were plared end lo end 1 4. A large proportion of Ihe tu
(hey would extend from New York berculosls in children Is of the bo-1
I ity to Los Angeles, by railroad, vine type. Thl Is contracted
and burk.Htaln to New York, more through milk from cow which
among the1 m..- .i,,,.-, iu, u inn-a Q.aov luwivunmil. mr DUTUie IU-
n...in ,Mnnt- ..lie , IH'ltaiU.1. 11 III ailMIIT WUISI in
ArundeU piano tuner. Phone nit L.
ITALIAN QUEEN ILL.
cause when ther settle in the tis
sues. In an effort to nrotect the TURIN. Italy. Dec. 14. Qu-en
walls Momer Margneriui is sunering
them (trom an attack ot grip, with fever
The tuberculosis germ was dlacov-ln1 1 rofessor liuirico. pnystcian
ered In 1SR2 by Koch. ! ,b,, nr1 house, has arrived
2. Tuberculosis is rarely. If at h"T hurriedly from Rome,
all an Inherited disease, but Is an'. The queen mother celebrated her
Infecton which Ukea nlar after, 4,n birthday on Novemb.-r 4.
bfr(h. (The weakened resistance to
T. D. mar be inherited). 1
This week we will sell (one to a
tr.ii,i;.rf.k (customer), pure aluminum B-quart " .' rul".a
3. There are three type of the tMk,ltl ' 1 Sft. ()nl. .' k. an official and alarming
germ: the human, the bovine ! '1 iTril si, w J'""1.
(cow), and the avian (bird). The B.," ,Z',M S'al m""''
human and bovine types are the'"'"' t0'"!!''- - Compulsory Auto In
r AFTER HOURS.
Vim is great and pep is splendid, and go-getting's fine,
by jings, but when workday hours are ended let us think of
pother things. Jubez Joop is gaining riches, sellinp; houses, V?"!;11 -'
lots and farms; and he never, never switches from that -a sound p.
- theme, replete with charms. Oftentimes 1 see him walking '
tuiti tAI'Ti ntni
to my cottage in the dell ; there ho sits and goes on talking miami
if tho I 111 no-a ho hn. tn eel I nt k knnu. ,.ii. ..:.,i.,J ,1. ! ' I
- . V. . . . " v l'"'""" "'"' (tn and the use of rut-over lands.
or tm ranches in the wpst, t: the barns nnd sheds and sla-; it must also b. ronperneii in isoi
bles, villa siU-s and all Ihe rest. I would talk of bards and I iVtMhruse'rwmauVr:
fiigcs, and of music fit for gods, but the voico of Jalxz rages, ii ihi re foumi. why should we
lallinrr nf fcfa ornu inrr uails Ho in .lll r .t,ni., I,,, k.. be fhoe farlorlra la our llv- (
r " " " ""I" -'"" - wk , , ,,,. f.ir0rlp,
i.jtQa to some poor fish, while to speak of deathless Dante is our wheat lands? This would
hlT earnest, heart-felt Wish. On sonm anhin-fa finor- nrnml. ! nrKrT HTulallon and lar-
... . ..... . .... . ' ' . I ' r marke;s whlrh arr
or, j auempi a uuie wnecie, out ins voice is nine times loud- j most immediate need of the farm
er, and he roars mo down with ease. It is good to hump and j ,r.?!l':l';,VVel"rr.',nion. Michi-
nU8lle in Hie Keen, gO-geillllg way, but the Wise forget llfes ; g:.,; chairman nf the sub commls " n1 " " lo " (berSl. Tommy OBrlea, Portland,
buatlA at tht, rlosino- nf ti.r. Mav. TIipv h!..r l.. t.nr.U..m. ' " appropriations for Ihe In-"'" - ' .1 ' " "V" " ' ' ' ' "T"""7": Buddy DbvI. of Vancouv-
... j ... ... . .. i.r, .,.,,, ,,VI.. rant tin " in' ummm oi puis onij id auimsi oonies. exept er n r In mtt Mnl hnui lv.n
!, reading books Which are In future development, calling 1 1.2..t'"J.lH(U by 3 3-as I di.'n la- a they are cultivated artificially prair. Hpnkane lightweight.' will
tentlon to what lie called over-op- ' " ,n" ,n noerr. aner tacgi, Johnny lhjarte, llenoiulu.
six round.
" ' " . land other kinds of criminals. about an average crop. Our mnr-
.mrTi". JZl ,T"ri The action of the department I k. t fortunes in corn and wheat
stamped en, elope wltb your of Ju,tlce nnrtout)tf.dlT mean8 that ; hinge greatly upon the condition
i,....--. ki,, , respect for law in America was ' of the crops ot (no world at large.
If ou haven t yet bought your ncTer at so low a level. And if The same may be said of many otii-
.iiis.iiii.s inn. nni ,uu uu , ,.. , ,, ,, u.i. er of our Droducts.
what? If It conies to the pass For example, we nre enjoying
that law ceases to mean anything i hleh priee3 for butter Just now be
What? If children grow up In an I cause Germany is using more but
atmosphere of low respect for law, i t,.r and less lard on Its bread, and
what? It this generation lea. es j because Siberia is not yet como
a record and a legacy of broken j back to Its larse butter exports,
laws and contempt lor laws, what ilx nmark and the low countries are
ot the next generation? I sei.dlng to nearby markets butter
The one national safeguard la surplues thev formerly shipped to
respect for law and repect for a. We get little butter now from
constituted authority. Xbore ts a! abroad, and we do not yet niako
growing conflict between those I quite enough for home u?e.
who respect Ihe social compact We do sell much laim produce
and,Its requirements and those : abroad. The volume lor the vear
who do not. It Is a growing con- ending June 30, 1:125, was 2l" pT
fllct between tho law-abiding cltl- j cent greater than tho previous year
xens and the rapidly Increasing , ad 26 per cent more than the av-criir.iri-tl
group, a group that we I erase of the five vears lust nrc-
know Is rapidly increasing, thru
report
PORTLAND BOXING CARD.
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PORTLAND. Ore, llee. 14
Young Nationalist. Filipino n-
nsurnnce
When we contemplate the fact
that 0 per cent of all the 16.
pno.OOO automobiles In the l ulled
States are purchased on the in
stallment plan, and that 40 per
ceding the war. The valuo of our
agricultural exports th!t yrr was
more than double that of any pre
war year. Portland Tel gram.
RE-VIG-ATOR
For better health. Irlnk radio
active Water, which means fresh
water. K one burg Radium Products
tarn, will meet Jackie Newman of , 1d for he 01Illoo, .
Clvan, I. , K. , M ... ,. .... . ..
cent of those In use "are not yet:t-'o., 217 S. Stephens St.
If II ..enw l.,. rllhl k.. .k. .i..i. ,k. L ..j .u. - n.u..u imuii
i i V " f T . . .. l,,""'bout of lire Portland boxing coru-
only a Milton and a quarter seals and la the Joints. Pmm these prac- n,i..in- h.. uni., .,.h
frichtful of the office or the store.
j, i n .i.- i-i Itemlnn in .h.t t, e.tie.i nv.r-nrv-1 borlously aud )ou will find the In laboratories.
f....j ... " "- , ... .,.. , .,,,. ,.,. i .. .answer is ji.ooo. Aa it is aimroxl- ther are thrown oil front the am
the poodle, making happy Children latlgh, plnVIng tunes like iat. to reclamation of cut-over jnd ! nwt.-ly Sihki miles across the fcnlt- mal body (usually trrrougb exrc
"' Vanko lJ.iolIe" on th nrit-elewi lilionorraiih Thev u ill i 'nlnnrla he said: fl iie. yu will see he who ti-,hrairon) they will litre hi dark.
XauXee Uooaie on Uie priceless pnonograpn. ,lhey Willi h(vi( I)nlpwnt ,,,,, ,', mated thls. right. damp place, for months and still
not be Scourged or Tiddcn by the griefs their trade Supplies; '.v before the federal government! Now w nwt all grab off our grow and multiply. They are quick
Itlkinir hIiod ii all forbidden in the mansions of the wise t ,nn"1'1 rPPrlale money for this 'bare of these mile, of little Christ- ly killed by direct lanllght. and
rJJIKingsn.op IS au iorwiaatn in Wie nuinsioiis oi me Wise. , rurpoe on an extenslv .cale." ma cal In order that they can do mora ilowly lulled by diffused
I
not
'. IIAMUOt HI.KMP HAS ,
PTO.MAI.N; i-oiso.M.vt;.
t( vktM pii U..H trtw.)
JACKSON V1I.E. tli.. IVc. 1 4.
brightened for collecting lnrtemn-'t
ity from the average auto driver, I
who collides with ns. A poor man I
ran down by a financially lrre-j
sponsible driver Is likely to be-j
come with hi family a charge on I
pontic cnariiy. c. uasccm Slemp, formerly sec-
In Calllnrnta an efrojt Is being 'relary to President Coolidge. waa
made to frame a law compelling Istrlckea ill here with an atUik
everv driver of an nntn tn navlnr t.i m ... ., .n . .. j
ii irmir.u.n in prnr on an nt w ,IOT insurance administered by Ihe. confined to his room la the Ma
rangw and beating stove this 'state that will rover perianal in- son Hotel Physicians (aid his
week. Powell' Furniture Co. Inries up to the amonnt nf lAooo. .'condition was not alarming and
" (To ncli a law there will he oh- that he would b fully recovered
Th N'rws-Revletr for fwulla. j jwtioB on (ha part ot th ,ular ln a fw day.