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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 19 J 925. -J.,L.W M W AtM . j , , - laaoad Dally, (txeapt Sunday fey Th New-Review Co, Inc. , ! TS70 I T j I. fall o ell dlapalehe cradltad to , , x tale paper and to all local aewa pub O ' :.. iliMH at annual dlepeuaea herein a - i : k- W. BATHS i muum lo Hit aft (or repablb It or not otherwise craeutad llahad herein. Ail rigbta ut re- also reaervea. - MBT O. -BATES- Freldnt Pa Manager .Becretaxy-Treeeure aUOad as second daw mattar May IT. MM, at th pott office) ai atoaakorg, Oregon, ander th Act of March X. 1H7 ,,. ,. , ;., oitcmrrioN ratm Dally, per rear. t " " - ' Pall all ontbe, by maO. i - Uy, tbre nontha. by . ' tWly, eiagtt month, by -"" Ooliy, by carrlar, per month . ;, . "... TVeakly Mwa-BTlew. by mail, par yei :f t- ;1 j ROSEBURG, ORECON, DECEMBER 1, 1825. JUtt l.M tax: GOOD EVENING FOLKS-!. 1 ! THE MITCHELL CASE. the c6t.vic.iion o! Cbloh'ei William liitchell, ot the Unit-' ed States ail- service, is a.vjctor for the general staff of the army, but it is a Pyrrhic one the kind in which the wfnner i" sustains practically as much damage as the loser. The ver 3ict occasioned no surprise rendered as it was by a group of 'army officers, but in the stormy court martial proceedings .4Jat preceded It neither the army nor the navy escaped un- - scathed. It cannot be gainsaid that Mitchell based nearly "all of his charges on personal opinion, but tht opinion, com 'ing from a soldier of his experience an4 mtelligetice and Incited up,, as it was, by other officers, practically parried -.the weight of proven facts. The end of this controversy over t;,jth$ shortcomings of the nation's air defense is far 6ft'. Con "" gress Is already confronted with A bill to restore Mitchell to ' the rank, from which the court's, verdict displaces him and "to suspend, instead, fwo of the officers who partichfetfd in --the rendition of the verdict. : Another bin aims kt.the cur .'tailment of court martial powers, and it is not Improbable "that still other proposals will eventuate from the case. Mit chell, it 1s reported, plans to resign from the army if Presi dent. Coblidge sustains the verdict of the army court and - seek the United States senatorship from Wisconsin, a state Vi-;irhich by reason of its "insurgent" ' tendencies presents a . most, favorable prospect for the success of any political as-- pirant antagonistic to the administration. Altogether it ap pears taat the case, instead of being settled by the judgment r, id! the military court, Js merely in its early stages and that. -itVill havfe many ramifications and sequences before the I tuilion heirs the last of it ; ' ', Jfellie Dunhsmk Maine's champion fiddler, who has just ' ' been on to Detroit to fiddre for Henry Ford, is one of many ' ''"riiral geniuscsl Whq nfver got the full benefit of their powers. L iiany oi them heVer et any racognitfon beyond their home 1 ewtmionitles. Some Of them have remarkable powers as pub lic' speakers, writers, business and technical men, etc., but! - -somehow they never get a chance to fully utilize their tal-j-tnts. , Perhaps these tandeveloped geniuses get just as much fiappiness in their simple ways as they would if they went on to more conspicuous (careers. Still., the community would . rike to see all Its fine talent utiliied,'andwhen a boy or girl shows special skill in some line, someone ought to' get hold of - ,thaf yoiihgster at an early age and encourage such a one to 'lhak the best use Of his gift. Twaa tht waak btfora. Chrlamua and all Through tha town ' , Tha ahoppara war . . t , Chailn' tha good , f Bargalna downv I ' ) Tha nacktiaa war , I j Blazin' and ahirta 'I I , Wara aglara i . They maka darn good Prtaontn for folk' i ; I 'Who don't eara. ' i , j And Out ot tha fog - I iCama 1 poor waakly bnjta Whosa pay chock waa jTottorln' aa On ita laat boot Ha ataggarad and Muttorad aa folka Paaaed him by And ha gava hia Laat . Dim to hi wifa With a algh. 8ha grabbed it And cutaed him Till tha damp air Waa bad It'a a heluva Xmaa :For that , , . ' : i Dear ol' DADII ' ' . . . ' ; ' l ' DUMBELL DORA THINK8 When her fcl.r olve her a nalr of paloahea far Xmaa he goin' to maka har walk home.' ' ' Thla I bawth nlnht and for thoee feller with juat a anifflin' cold, a Hot toddy and a eizzlin' foot bawth will do Juct aa well. Pardon u while w blow our noae! ' LOSING W.ErGHT "vX '14. Ia A Vfc u- e - v ; I ..nl ' m(uc iiujjcu uiut uHi iur rtacMinif cry emenuiing from official sources in Washington, that taxes are to be ma terially reduced, will finally include the "littlo fellows." So t far, however, only the big interests have gotten any good out of the situation, and they are just the follows who are ablo lo pay. The "little" taxpayer as yet has not experienced any ! relief. In fact, his tax statement will probably be as heavy "ai usual. i It you aerloualy Intend to reduce J fat rich foods. .They ouedn't avoid your weisht. there la no ue pick-Mhom tnllrely tor denying Uie aya- eatln Iheao and giow thin aa I i"'Uut very (Ood tor It eitbw. consconence. Voa mlKht, for ill-! lh"M . " tc.h "! atanci-, doclde aguiuat polatoea and nount bV thlrd jr a half. And puddluga. the two beet-known fat- " en u ttnere. For momh you will Ultb- nuii' by atblrd or a half. Aud fully paaa them by. umke UP ""r bungilneaa by dnnk- And thin you'll any in great die- ln '"'. "elr tig- aiipolntiuent: "Tbera la nothing In ul benefit at one. , . Ihia redaction buaineua; look all me. . I weigh aa much aa ever." And Miss Jeannett C. A certain the reaaon will be that your ayatera number of eyelaahca will tall out, crave starch, and while. denying for the akme reason that you muat it in the form of potatoes and pud- ahed some of the hair on your dinga, you have uncunsclotuly had. You should be replacing the been feeding It an equivalent hair all the time so that there la amount In other form In beans, ' no real loss at all. If you lose your perhaps, or bread. j lashes until they become scanty. No, that's not tbs way to reduce, 'you will have to give them treat The really fat woman must make a meat ot aome kind, auch aa a ton buslneaa of reduction, just aa she 1c or a massage that will stimulate makes a business of her house-; the circulation In the eyelids, work, or club work or whatever Seventeen Colorless lips usual else she Is Interested in. Later we ly come from anemia, and should can go Into methods for her. But ; be corrected by building up the most women who ask me about re- health, and not by exterhal appll ducing are just on the verge ot be- j cations. A condition such a ing too stout, women whose fig- yours Is sometimes overcome by ures are beginning to lose their , taking cod liver oil. ' youthful slim lines, whose niove-i Charles P. H. A red nose I of ments are growing a little bit ten due to digestive disturbances, heavy, r , lor it may come from skin troubles, These women must make a men-'or just from wearing tight clothe tal list of all common starch and that interfere with the circulation. Wieienf busek .'- VI Loute A.KiiKmart LAST-MINUTE RELISHES m dern hard to hm funny when jrour tn'eee clutter up the type writer." , ' CCcdar Mops, 50c at Parslow'a. COURT STANDS BY. ORDER VALIDATING OIL INDICTMENTS WASHINGTON, Dec. 19. The court of appeal of the District of Columbia refused today to recon sider it declaion .holding , to be valid the, bribery indictment ugainst hi. L. Dobeny, K- L. Do ll en y, jr., and Albert 1), Fall, for mer secretary of the in'.erlor. - ' lhe lndtcluiea.a, which grew out ot the naval oil leases, wore quashud by a lower court on the ground that an agent of the De partment of Justice was in the grand jury room Illegally. Ihe governureut appealed and ' tii court of appeal recetrtly overrul ed the lower courts. Fall and the them hot is to wrap them in towels uruag out of hot water. A hot pickle ' put Into a jar which haa been allowed to grow cold, will of ten break the jar. Also keep the the jars out of a draught. Celery Relish for Immediate Cse: Mix together one and one halt cups ot uncooked, chopped cel ery, four teaspoons ot powdered Ear, one teaspoon of salt, one iu..t teaspoon of dry mustard pow der (or a little less If mustard Is not greatly liked) and one-fourth cup of vinegar. Let this mixture stand for one and one-half hours In your Ice-box, then drain off the liquid before serving. (No cooking necessary). A Header Friend 'has written to' Pepper Relish for Immediate ask for pepper and celery relish Lrse: Mix together one minced and rcciHj. Here are a few excellent uncooked head of cabbage and aix ones: , . large green sweet pepper which TOMORROW'S MENU r Breakfast Grapefruit Cereal Fried Bike of Ham t Pon-Orcr . Coffee Luncheon Escalloped Canned Tomatoes Wholewheat Bread Jam Cookies Cocoa Dinner . Beef Loat with Fried Onions Potatoes Creamed Carrot Apple JSalad Indian Pudding " Sauce Coffee ' f, W -T ' -1 ' il i , Plan to do your Christ ' tttds shopping ut the Silk Store : ' You can come riere with fevery assurance that no matter what Gift you may Select from .our stock, that it will be of a ' ' j Quality and Style That will instantly appeal to the recipient thereof. i It will also register a mark of your respect toward those receiving the Gifts. , '"' 1$- -5" Suggestions For Gift Purchasers . . LINGERIE IN NEW STYLES v SILK AND WOOL HOSIERY , PIECE GOODS IN SMARTEST WEAVES SILK SCARFS GLOVES , ' VANITY BAGS GIFT HANDKERCHIEFS . DISTINCTIVE UMBRELLAS DRSSES, COATS I. ABRAHAM Mi IrnrrurATDtrcfi 1 1 State Press Comment 2 1 . Wh" what more fa to be- iiriil fil I : .. I, rail the man who wanta to own II V- "t" " "-SfiVt mil Tclllnii Tha Tnith. A picture theatre owner in the middle west, after viewing dnee a certificate ot title to their machines. . What next? What more fa to be fall the man who wants " to own iand operate an automobile: After j purchasing and paying for his ma I chine, a man has to get a Uccnre for the car, a license for himself. Liberty Theatre Dorothy Ke'vier, . considered by DlC- .. . .. K.... ... i ... t , .. 1 1 ... ... i t. .. j .,.,... n.,n.K. n, h hva been hotted in .nit-H urii..r. I,.. h.h i,v .-AS, a license tor tue remalufler ot b.s : .'"" " " ,1 . 'i- .n, i.n.ni.,,1.. .nh 1 i .1,1. . .h. ramiiy. a ceruiicatB or title, a cer- - " a-v""- .. e,.,. ..-. - v .M.u.- . ... ..... .,,.,.v , lug wnlch was denied today. It Is stllh Ville 'lor them to attack the Indictments from other tlflcato that his lights are proper, ' tfle Iana or studio has a featured and now he is to be compelled to j role w,tn ' Ford sterling the laiuous cuiuruiaa iu lav voiumoia which comes to tho Liberty theatre Sun day. "Steppln" Ont" concerns the ad- L7Riopl rvSRhumos'Cl j . All the stores in Roseburj have taken on a wonderful Christmas setting-, and thrbhgs of happy shoppers daily trbwd these busy places for purchasing gifts. Merchants are doing a better business than ever before, the buyers are - imbued with a genuine Christmas spirit, hhd fli'e entire sit uation is indicative 6t a prosperous, conlented people, good will and kindliness radiating from every personality. I A i I...,. RIVALRY. ' The Mudvillo boosters slnndor fair Punktown-in-the-. Hryj to foW. lflon tAste Uiey pander, and give themselves nway. buf tAistoms they belittle, and fairy tales they tell; ..they say we sit and whittle when we should whoop and yell. . .'"They ay, tnese MudVMle smarties, our town with mildew's filled ; we speird Ih sluhiber parties the hours when we should -DUild. Wc pny them no attention, their village we Ignore; let them pursue invention of libels evermore. Ve hold, to ;"-4cnock a rival is not the way to win; the towns that know "urvivul view others with a grin. There comes the cultured ;.7tfahgcr who's looking for a town, in which to build his manger and fence, and settle down, lie calmly looks around him to see What ho mnv find, nnrl MnHviltn wav nnnfmmil Mm, and lncerate his mind. "Those skates seem strangely . Jtltter," he vofces thus his thoughts; "thry jump ori every r critter who doesn't buy their lots. Hut Punktown sits ser nong her fields of hny, she isn't talking meanly of , v wwns across the way. The people, while admitting that ' Punktown Is a pich,.are 'tending to their knitting, they do it rant nd screech. So there I'll buy an acre, and live I- . there .writing verse, until the undertaker comes for mo with J'fiU hearse." the people worth the guiuing come here to toil " jind spin, While Mudville's vainly straining to rojie such peo-'-' jIe in. . .. larjre red sweet pepper. I'eel ed. then chopped. Drain for a few it waa "no good." and urged his alv nnlnn. T,,t .ha ....... .-.I ItlinulM thf.li mlH ma tin nfinpitronil In rm VA thnir munt.v In the onions' through a food chop-' granulated sugar, a .cant one-1 front of bis theatre he carried , how ttat he haa the certificates '3,'" om p.-r. then cover them with hot wi- fourth cop of .alt. two tablespoon 'sign saying that the picture in ,and the other lcense before he is J" n;ll.btIP,K " .h in. mil lu.ll in n,lr,n.. IV..I. h of mustard eert and .noit.h nl,l auestlon was ' one of tho weakest i "r license. Uohenys then asked for a r-hear- this water and cover the mixture! vinegar to cover. I'se at once, he had seen, interviewed regard- next " ' prooaoty nave ine wun tnree cups ot vinegar: add 1 cuomuk necessary;, ui course :- i : 7 ... ---- - -- i ,, miudnnm i one cup of granulated sugar, onejelther this relish or tho celery p?" "ul"l a0 , . 1 7. . S.. ? ...7.S , IOV nartv of neoole n m i whnm rZ jthe sake of playing fair with his! license to get the firt ' licenses. I ra eacn ?her as someone elae. n..Kin Tn i,A tha tkuoir. .ha. wu .iu i I The situations that micht tievplnn Quick noot Relish! Mil fnrclhor VT,-" " ? " ". " . . ',,.,. .,f .hi. . k.. . ,l minutM K.,fa t..Pnin. ..., i . . : , J . ' man B vpuiiua muj uavo ueeu ,111111 groping arounu lor certificates ' .0 mlnutea before turning Into hot., one quart ol 'cooked, chopped beets. Umewhat prejudiced by his ardor , of brakes, certificate of wheels, i amazing miiup and a bewildering ., k! .K ja' an.. 'fu "55 one ,uart of OPP"1 raw cabbage, (or giving patrons tha truth. The ! certificates of axle greace. for cer!, climax. The 'Stephla' cut" Is done airtixht at oi.ee. Ily stcrlliied lone and one-half cups of graaulat- picture may have displeased him, tlficates showing that be ha all ! a the most lamous street in the Jnrs I mean. Jars which have beenjed sugar, one teaspoon of salt, oue , yet might havo been satlntactory the certificates, aad a certificate I orlu- uui.u, uu Biue, i.iiuiBuu one-iounn cuos 01 vineear nnn ir. nt hm Th. inim-otitiv tiitna- .. ., . , . . 'rn imnpi ran., an ableypoon each .of ground china-. relish given above will keep In a: - -...... . ,,uuvjiuun t'tteu .Ul grounu Cllina- H"-" wn nm wtji angles In the lower Courts or. take nSon anil Fait (or whatever other cold place for several weeks. Hie case to the supreme court ot 1110 United btates. . StudeDakur oiouela. bulla no yean) BELLOWS' RADIO , STOCK IS SOLD T6 OTT'S MUSIC STORE . Uoy Tlcllnwi, who Is preparing to leave soon after the llr.-t ol the year lor San Francisco ti re present a largo Chicago dry goods firm In the I'arlflc coast territory, yestorday disposed of bis entire stork ot radio goods to W. K.'Ott. who Is combining the stock with his own sadio supplies. .Mr, llel tows Is preparing to move his fix ture from the store building, which his radio shop has occupied and tho room will bo taken over by W. L. Torrey, who Is arrang ing to Install a quick luuch coun ter. o ' xplcis you like) and let boll for Heat with caa. ROSEBURG BOY MEMBER O. A. C. BASKETBALL TEAM glass covers onslue them) in clear 1 one bottle of horseradish. (No water lor 15 minutes, then drained I cooking required). Heady to serve and kept hot Uli filled with the 1 at once. pl.- kle. One good way to keep I Tomorrow Reader's Letters. iteDietHealth "n" oy L.UIU uum vexest. ITU ANSWERS TO MOTHERS 3 Is his realltatlon of the value of .un tils person. f roro a crowded cabaret to a truthful advertising. And tre-1 There was a time when there I sumptuous Loug Island mansion mendonsly valuable it Is. Who .were fewer laws regulating automo-! w" police station Jail thrown Is there In that particular com- I Kilo. mt w hen mn i,.nrn I in and a wary wife who knows lust munlty who will not watch thati untll proven guiUy. Now tnure areihow to chase down her erring bus- ".hnLSlIL'h!!010"1 regulatory law, some of j God could not be everywhere; may be due to some defect of the therefor He mad mother. -Jew-, speech organ, euch as cleft pal ish Proverb. ate, harelip, deformitic of the Jaw, Mr. H.I'rum 12 to 16 niontb. I tongue-tie, adenoids. It may be wlu u the (our anterior molars i the Idue to Imitation of bahy talk or first chewing teeth) are iu, the carelessdcss. chilli s vegetables and cre.ils I The treatment for stammering la should not be strained. In fact, his 'the removal of the abnormalities tood ahunld contain mateiial to causlnie it. soecial hreathinc exer- chew on, so as to help develop the icisea. and coirection of the bad teeth and jawa. . , i speech habits. .The treatment for j ou nave to team chlWreu to ' the stuttering Is more of a psycho- lllll nnrr. known at t'orvallls. 1 masticate alowly by giving ihum . loalcal or mental iralnlnir. iwe lllurr Of th AEgles", I spend- j small amounts for each umuililul have an article on the subject that ! money. hi crowds that will respond when he "ti'XL -tlfo.r rt '" and clerk, to eniorce Ihe Majeatle Theatre suaf attention to itoct, hta 1 aWe.d " tF" automobile Mrn-1 Uuck Jones, the William Fox productions, knowing that the "w" ' cer-i u.r u. i-urauu m me nau ura, I public will have confidence in his ,tl"ca,e" and oro licenses and I now at the Majestic theatre, is a publicity message and will respond certificates to prove themselves in-; perfect specimen of the weatern accordingly. He may frenueutly jaocent of wrongdoing. cowpuncher. He stands Well over be wrong In judging for a major- Thomaa Jefferjon knew what he ; six feet. Is broaUchouKlered, strong uy of hi people, he will always taiKing aoout wnen ne saia tne as an ox, con ride with the best of have a few who will differ with :b"st government Is a "simple gov- -them, shoots with deadly accuracy his opinion but such a strict I ernment economically administer- and knows everything there Is to policy of truth will pay continuous ed. foruano Journal. returns, just the same. And this ' is true of every line of business. J Pampered Youth. i ne aavert.ser wno avo us extra- T, eo,,,, a burgiar or hga. . n n-n r. tr.emai in hi nnh l I V u-Tir ' . f ...so... ...o ...... F......J, wayman at IT years of age a cuts ont superlat ves and seeks to l,,ouh dori ot haT( t0 UK0 a Z i i iu iiuuiii, . " r,.K11iar coorse In a school of i the high road to advertising snc- cess. La Graude Observer, know about roping, branding and running cattle. He is as much at home on the roundup as sitting at the breakfast table'. In tact. Buck la the " complete westerner. He. has a ranch of hij own, not far from the edge of Hoi- crime, as did Oliver Twist. All lywood, on which he raises blooded own use an9 for horses fur his (ale. Vhe as Ing a few days visiting with parents and friends before leav ing with the O. A. C. basketball team nn Its barnstorming trip that is necessary la that ho bo . given all he cries for when a War Our Burden oaby. all he sulks and hicks for It come, to spending our when a youngster, all he damands it I. not bureaucracy but ar.d arubs when a voulh and alt aud showing them how 10 chew., goes more into detail. You may ,r 'hlch makes us stagger. Theihe elbows Into as a young man. Stuttering and Stammering. have it by enclosing a self-addres- i general function, of governmet (live him no early instruction In Mrs. C.V, indeed, stuttering Is ed, stamped envelope with your re- I "od all public work take less than his responsibilities toward his not au indication of mental detects. : aural. a fifth of the money. Mora than a i parents, toward his nelnhbor. and through California. Ilurr. who was i'lantou states: "Stuttering Is rare- Rashes Due to Medication. third of It goes In greet gobs toltoward his Uod. (Jivo him no a ro otle of the Kosebnrg high aehhol'a ' "een In children who are b, low Mra. U. The causes of rnshes ! retiring the warborn public debt bltlon to excel by the work of his hKt hawkAt hull film.. h.. hmii normal inctllallv: in fact, at utter..r anH lr in B,nmlmi, In m n. I... ! and nnvlnff Inrerpst nn H MiilTarv own hand and five him nlmitr of little dlflicully In making the (are usually of superior lutein- by, have to be looked for la the pensions, retirement pay for mill- amusement to keep him good na-""! drama packed Into thla human Antlers Theatr If one were to tell In detail the plot of "Zander the Great," which opened yesterdrry at the Antler theatre, half the enjoyment 'of fu ture audiences would be spoiled, for the situations, incident and climaxes, B4 well as tho comedy varsity team at the state college. gence. It Is believed that Uie most mother's diet or medication. Some- ( tary men, World War allowances 'tured and he 1b graduated Into 1j yenr he played a star game immediate cause of stuttering Is a times the mother, in effort to sup-1 and insurance claims also take, asjcnme aa naturally as a tadpole la with Ihe frexhmtin team, and thla . brain that Is working too fast lor ilv milk. m tuk tm mm rraa. : rrnnn. a rr.ater amount thnn - ;into a frog. i.vcar waa mnoe a mcmix-r or tne 1 ' ramirwiw ieecn orKans to , for Instance, or too much of some flrnt team wehere he has lieen I expreea tho thoughts. Some py- other food. Eggs especially seem choanalyata believe that sttitteiing 1 to be lh offenders in many case. Is an outward expresalou of join . In one of my Journals devoted o mental conflict. . ith diseases of Infants and chil- Howcver, there are uruully u ilrri. tlma l a reran! of thr. underlying pn-dlspoaltlon and an rases In which the ral was due j trouble Wc are accusing bureau-!whlch to tlf way wlth lne loot exciting cause for stuttering also. -to the mothor'a t.ki... hromlrte. I k,AvL" CC""" I'TAI and th. sUge is let lor a harvest There I no remedy for this ex- TEN PERSONS INJURED IN : PENNSYLVANIA WRECK proving a valuable member ot th auuad. The team will pass thru here on Sunday and he wtll -Join th other players at that time. They will visit many point In California playing until .New Years. ,anend f,ir Ilia fimntlnn. nf rnvsm. men give Him ttlO Wlde-ODen ,ment Hook into big wealth lying around I It appears, then, that we are Iwlthin eay rea. h on bank coun- blamlng federal Inefficiency (which m ra,,a Tfgwtn tne gey ! I In any event to be deplored) for iln l1he ,lorm of. P,8ttl "J .i.. i.a .s. . explosives, wheeled wings with .IsTOItM AHKS KIIIK ItKl.liJ-' TX itt-n Xl X)lt V. lillM H !K"llttaAl"of a'T. li','"'. ""t!""" ,OT WtlngS of "rlni that'ere no I shock such aa mial m. IT I;Med' k "ho, n "ol ""co" I Iu own. John W. War Is the shoes,, such aa might come from a mon In babies. Lnm m ,, ..vni.,-.. Istvere fall, a ciuil practical J.ke, la gruesome story or any frightful! Vrn r Wo bar an artlcU nn ; experience, iiv. r-atixu ty and l-ar Bed Wetting. Ask, also, for the SAl.KM. Ore.. Pec. 1. Con-: "f any sort may bring on stuttering. Hat of modem booka on feeding lending that th Astoria fir re- Nervou exhaustion following the rhlldrrn. See gnawer'! Mr. C. in in the icKiatntnrB, pro-;" e mivcuoua la amoug the above for directions for o-ttlna It. refund of the city' lauwe. . 1 1 hn lilrrertinr' : .... (aaairiatsd lma Uaard Wan. i-e'ALTOONA. Ta.. . Iwo. IS. Ten eight pnaaenger "person were Injuied, fl of them . . -, jtiaiouaty, in the derailment of a , ... ..JtMnaylvanla arnger train near ,"rr Colonial 1 llennlugton. 10 mlla-s teal pi here WM P" t I'ow.-ir. today. , , ( , .' ' ." ..J'ssaengort said the t-(lre train ' Heat wlih gsa. vldlng for state tnxr. ahrttild atply to gaso line. Inheritance, corporation and In.nninr. .avM a - Bi.ttl aa Mti., Kit the track and that the engine t !.. the citv haa heann a man- atul one rar overturuiil and rolled Idamua proceeding In the supreme ,ly with the mouth wldi. 0en, pro down an embankment. Tho Injured court lo have all such late re- du Ing a rp- tltlon of the first inriuiiiii the engineer, Tlirman and funded. I'rerpmaly n fttiida have Sotindu, as "c-c-c-al. .There may betwwa Stutter- Ing and Stammering. In atutierinf titer" Is a etaamllc conttai tion ol the lips, tongue, etcetera. uiuc Tomorrow Anwr to Corro- apondenta NOTICE not all enemy of ttie taxplayer. . ,. ... Dr.,dg, lh hum. 0n,. The maintenance of peace Is ft th clllM who ha, )jeca UllInt big economic problem. W am. aMde ; Irora before the daya of hi earll from their eost In blood and men- e at memory lo deny himself and Inl anguish, outweigh all other t0 hate stojen fruit, la safe from things In their demand upon pock- the anar ot crimo. forrfciud etbnoka. 'Telegram. Ierhar that is why there Is so much peace talk today In our hard- tvtitvtatvtt4l fisted, money-making America. Per-! naps tne proponents of world peace L. T. F. DANCE TUESDAY ,llnd In that fact a great ally fori L. F. T. dance anj Christ- Wilbur Spatigh haa In stork la-1 which they rould not otherwise mas party Tuesday evening. dies' wrist watche priced at 3 75. hope. Portland Joumaf of Com-! Iiec. 2J. at Ihe K P halt av uen inane only on real sun per- ! w me inaniiity in spiak at all, or tup. t-eari neck l area guurant"et in- merre. Chriatua tree, and exchange aonal prop.-rty laxea. The man- the Inability lo speak certain , destructible at 4 5tl up. Mon'e, ' of ai'i. I'jtrh ladv h in. a. damtia proceeding I filed agalnat . wnrdf. Httitlerlng has been defined ! watehea priced 11.60 up lo Mo, Why Autolst Co Craxy ' j gift not .to exceed l cent Karl Klher. alitle tax rotnails-jas dillicull seech. and slammer-1 men's ehalna In white or yellow Ndw come an annontirement ! for a man, aid each man n. niuni, p..-in- m, u.un di iu mronrci iiftn, goin mien, naving no overneao irora saiem mat Oregon antnmo-1 bring a almllar gift for a lady tary of (ate. Tha writ It made such at lisping and mumbling atd" e-xbenset my prices are lowest In bil owner, will nol get a license All member nrred to attend interest screen offering, have the flavor aiid surprise qualities of an O. Henry story. "Zaiidci' the Great," starring Marian Davlea, a Cosmopolitan production released by Alctro Uoldwyn, proved a complete sur prise to those who have grown accustomed to viewing Miss Davlea id Uie elaborate period costumes of "Ltttle Old Now York," "Yolauda" and Janice Meredith. Antler Theatr k "The Man In the Box," based on the Harold MacOrath novel and play, produced by Warner Bros., and starring Syd Chaplin, opens at the Antler theatre Sunday and is said to bo one of the most hiiajl ously amusing picture . ever screened. ' Syd Chaplin is even funnier than ho was In "Charley. Aunt": first i as a debonair young millionaire. ! then a typical cab driver, a groom, ' butler, and finally a a ladies' jn:aid luvolved in a frantic tussle for a set of plans tor an airplane rututauhl January i. niiapronouacialion. Stammvtlug ', town. (04 & l'lne 8L afen'fl alilta DU.nui . A - p"r ni uoi icei license ,w an memoer nrTed to attends a t . , i to drht their caa OnUI they pro- a,ai .V. 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