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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 31. 1925. ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW laauad Dally Eaospt Sunday by The News-Review Oa, In. HMikfl ( 'See Aaeal4 fieea. The Associated trm la exclualvalv ntiaad to the use for reoubll setton of ill Bawi dispatches credited to It -or not olharwlse credited la ttois papar and to all local o.ws puoiiauoa aeraia. All rigata ol r- ptlPUCauuo or pwm qinppi oer.in in linnHnrw. 0. W. UATfciS- BERT 0. BATES- .President and Manager 8ecTetry-Treesurer UitorM aa second data matter Hay 17, lUu, at lb pout olfloa M Kosebtng. Oregon, under Ul Act of March j, i7. Duly, per year. By mail. Daily, six bodUm, by maiL. DaUy. three months, by maU Dally, single month, by malL. Dally, by carrier, per month- -14. (K) IM . 1.00 . M Weekly News-Review, by mall, per year 1.04 R OEBURG. OREGON. THURSDAY, DEC. 81, 1926. ALL IN THE GAME. One phrase rather prevalent now is, "It's all in- the game." Perhaps the different temper of the times is indi cated by the use of this expression, instead of "It's all in the day's work," whin one used to hear frequently. "It's all in the game" seems to suggest a rather light hearted point of view, that refuses to get deeply stirred by either success or misfortune, but just goes along cheerfully and hopefully. There is such a thing as a flippancy that refuses to be seri ous about anything. People with that point of view flit from one activity to something else, and they never settle down into one determined purpose, so they do hot accomplish co-very muchr-ATid yet there is such a thing as being so in tensely serious that one sees things out of their true propor tion. Many folks will be so discouraged by a few failures, that the future will seem hopeless to them, and they will set tle down to things they can do easily and never get any where. The "all in the game" point of view suggests a per sonality that can take defeat without whimpering, and just pick oneself up and go on with tho hope of better luck next time. If that point of view is accompanied by a resolute per severance, and an untiring determination to get somewhere and amount to something in this world, it should be a very j useful attitude. When the person of that type is knocked down, he does not complain and say he never has any luck end that it is no use trying. Nor does he attribute the blame to someone else. He tries to think where he made a misjilay in the game of daily effort, and how the next time he can avoid that mistake. We need lightness of heart as well as seriousness of purpose in this world. Br BERTS BATCS GOOD EVENING FOLKS Aa this la tha laat Day of tha yaar W art vary anxious To rafrain from aayin' Anything that will taava a bad taata In your mouth for tha New Vaar For tha chances ara You'll hava a Brown taata thara Anyhow. ' DUMBELL DORA THINKS Panny anta la a chaap ralativa. loottiiWEsi Tbe Oriental Gardens, Rose burgs new dunce palace In tne riocoiauel buisiiug, will oa opened on next Wednesday night. Janu ary tub, according to au announce ment tuade today by tne manage ment, plana are being made tor a grand opening that night Willi a seven-piece orcheatra, one of the llneat ever beard In this section ui the atate. Ine hardwood maple floor la be ing polished this week and wiu undoubtedly delight the dancers. Jack Coyle, proieasional Interior decorator, baa been busy for tne past two weeks arranging tbe in terior of the pavilion to represent an Oriental garden and the ellecl Ufhu i. it k.. ... i,,,. ira enure . nd ... h-. .u0"c mieu u attend . i me opening and succeeding dances oi tne season. o haired babe who'll sphere at midnight tonight labeled -iio- win no an or totterln' man with a scythe over his shoulder year from today 7 Because we have so dern much to say to you folks tomorrow, we're goln' to cut today's offerin' short See ya tomorry with a whole flock of resolutions and a hatchet to bust 'em with. S'longl Till 12. f"iia Uil4jbori4 C?S i tarv Kellogg e Cr 1'resident The finest ballroom In Southern Oregon, 'Ine Orieuiat Uardeus, will open Weunesuay, jan. . Thou sands of dollars spent to make Mis bail room please you. The orches tra Is tne pest ever and we ro Here to stay. BAD HEALTH ONLY KliASON FOR K l URN OF GLN. PERSHING for less than $100. Secretary Mellon was listed as having received a reiuud of atu-t,-871.82, John li. Kockeiuilcr 4v,-870. ibe refunds Include: California Wine Association, ban Francisco Il,0o0,410: Spreckeia Sugar Com pany, San Francisco flio,2tll; lie cla Mining Company. Wallace, Ida- bo, $132,134; Texas Company, Houston, Texas, $7,21t; Seattle and North PacUio Shipbuilding company, beat lie, ihs.suI; btanu ard OU Company, San Francisco, is.uob; llesse-Murtla Iron Works, Portland, Ore., $37,3e4. JAMES J. CROSSLEV Portland, Oregon Candidate for the Republican nomination for United Slates Sena tor at the May 21st; prl mariea. W ill always be present when tbe Senate la In session looking after all the Interests of all the people of Oregon Just aa loyally aa he did wlren State Senator, U. S. Attorney in Alaska and a soldier in France. Represents no special interests. (Paid Adv.) Roseburg's new ballroom, The Oriental Hardens, will open Wed nesday, Jan. 6. Here there. "bosh how time do fly." Meat with gas. FARM POINTERS We hope the bill collectors will take a holiday tomorrow and that those anxious to put their "burden" over will not get too familiar with the postoffice. Just put on the Soft pedal for a few days. CLKAN HANDS AH around me men are storming, saying other men are mean ; all the atmosphere they're warming, springing language red and green; and the gents who go reforming should be sure their hands are clean. To our village came a talker and ho gave us quite a roast; every custom was a shocker, and our vices were a host; he was A determined mocker of the things of which we boast. Ife administered a flaying to one man who said, "Great Scott! All the things this bird is saying may be true, I wist and wot, ljut I wonder, while he's neighing, if his record bas no spot. I will see what he's been doing in the dead and buried past, all his ran cid deeds pursuing I will travel pretty fast, and I doubt not I'll be viewing things to make us stand aghast." So he left us for a season, then came back with heaving breast, and he showed us ample reason that reformer to detest, for he'd pulled off arson, treason, mayhem in the middle west. Now we look on moral strangers with a stern, forbidding gaze, and we warn them of the dangers that their uplift talks may raise; we have shotguns in our mangers to discourage all such jays. Thus the false and blemished faker does great damage to a cause; he's the shatterer, the breaker, of men's faith in moral laws; and the busy precept maker should ap pear with snowy paws. With lime, the animal la un able to build bone or produce offspring, says the experiment sta tion. Legumes contain more lime than other Oregon plants. The most expensive food for tbe bone structure of young stock is leg umes. '.VA'AV.V. AVAV.V 232 Bbccp IHolce of itc lUcbmcmo surge ;.v.y,y.Y.yr.y.-w-a In pruning cherry, peach" prune apricot or almond, all dead twigs and mummied fruit are removed from the trees, and destroyed. This Is a sanltury measure recom mended by the Oregon experiment Station to get rid of in lection sources for brown rot, and blos som bllgnt fungi. This does not take the place of spring or sum mer spray, but aids in control of these diseases. It is economically unwise to put fertilizer on Oregon soils that are deficient in lime. "Sluggish" sour soils do not make the best use of applied fertilizer, says the experiment station. , Lime also Improves the tilth" of heavy soli. The best looking Oregon potato tubers may carry the most serious types ot infectious diseases with out detection from external or in ternal appearance. Some of these troubles noted by the experiment station are mild mossaic, rugose mosaic, leaf roll, witches broom, and occasionally vertlciillum wilt. In order to keep from carrying these diseases from one sessun to the next, It is essentlul that the grower know from what kind oi hills the seed potatoes come. The seed plot method Is the method recommended by the Oregon Ex periment station as the best lor insuring healthy seed potatoes. Nothing Is more Important In Oregon crop production than to be ready when planting time comes. One of the best times to v hill pasture seed, legumes especially. Is in January when the ground freezes sharply and thaws the following day. It is best to have the seed on hund and tested two weeks before pluming, the O. A. C. Experiment stutlon says. (AmocUUiJ Press Leased Wire.) WASHINGTON, Decl 31. Secre- announced today that loolldge bad authorized General Pershing to return to the unueu stales for medical and den Lai treatment. The date for his return has not been communicated to Washington as yet, Mr. Kellogg added but the head of the Tacua-Arica plebisci tary commission Is expected to re turn on or before January 15. The condition of his health with dental troubles having affected bis oiooa pressure and general bealtb. Air. Kellogg said, was tbe "only reason" for General Persbing's re turn. Secretary Kellogg'g statement said : "General Pershing bas had ser ious trouble with his teeth which general health so that the doctors "' else in the country have advised him to rem i thi'nu I 8 vear tha m08t Prominent and X State Press Comment I Mint Oregon's laUwt Every year Oregon comes to the iront with aometbing new in wealth producing resources. Broc coli, unknown here a few years ago, is now moving out of the state by hundreds of carloads. Kngilth walnuts, a curiosity in Oregon, but little more than a de cade ago, are now reaching up toward the million-dollar produc tion mark, and celery, which was imported by the carload a few years ago, is now shipped from Oregon by the tralnload. About twenty years ago we were obliged to import about 300 carloads of butter and egga per year. Now we are shipping double that amount all over tbe world. These products of course do not pile up wealth aa rapidly aa it cornea from our great staples like lumber, grain, fruit, salmon and livestock, but they all figure most prominently in tbe totals and each year sees some sddition to the lint of diversified products which can be grown here as well I ubc.ected of the newcomers is mint, which in money yield per acre overtops any of the other new j,roducis. From less than 600 acres, 14,000 pounds was se cured this year and It sold for more than $150,000, with an un satisfied demand at record prices. Portland Telegram. America's Ileal h Ituto. For the purpose of vital sta tistics the federal government has Bacterial gommosU of cherry in western Orcein is capable of wrecking a tine healthy young cherry orchard in tho first lew years of Its life. Orchurdists who use the muzziird cherry seedling trunk and tranie work lor all var ieties of sweet cherries find that the bodies of such trees nearly always escape this destructive din lease, says II. P. II. Ilarss, plant pathologist of the experiment station. only temporarily. "General Pershing bas been of course advised by the President to return when he thinks best "I understand that he will sail about January 15. I have not been advised bow long he expects to stay here." During General Pershing's .' ab sence from Arica It may became necessary to appoint someone temporarily In bis ulace in the K".here "'V"'r I selected a registration area lhat covers 88 per cent of the popula tion. In this area during the year 1924 a total of 1.173. Duo people died, out of a population of 19, 030,494. or 11.9 out ot every thousand. In 1923 the rate was 12.3 in every thousand; in 1922 it was 11.8 and In 1921, 11. 6. In these figures we have but lit tle encourugement to think that Americans on the average are tending toward longevity. Heart disease leads all forms of taking off with a total In 1924 of 176,671 as against 170.033 in 1923. Pneumonia Is still second In this deadly list, though on tbe decline, and tuberculosis Is third. This also Is steadily growing less. Cancer, the fourth ou the list is incnMisinc. The decrease In tuberculosis Is due doubtless to the systematic scientific fight that Is being put ... ... uu HXHiuni u. it is uecreuniug iu fe-m LT floor Work of the local spVof the death, ot those who earn, coupled with a strong de-1 brought this disease from the fense gave the locu s tho vieim-v Th- i i. The Roseburg team led the scoring Is one of the but partially under stood diseases. Its decline Is more You'll like to do business here Once you buy here you'll be back again and again. You 11 l.ke our methods the way we give you all the facts alxmt the ADLER COLLEGIAN Overcoats and Suits we sell. Come in today. Ask to see the styh'sh Rugby model shown tbove. Slip into it. See how good it feels, how stylish it looks and then get the reasons why. Here's a coat that will save you money. $25,C0 to $45.00 QPENCERVS Uil.'.M!W!l4- Roseburrj'c Neest, Uve3t, Leading Men ..ct V wu.iy -Men's Store HOME SHAMPOOS Most girls, It seems to me from my letters, choose Sunday morn ing to shampoo their hair. Aa one girl put It: there's nothing to rush for, and there s always heaps of hot water because din ners Is cooking and the fire la going strong, and one can take one's time. In this case. I'd suggest that ten minutes be spent Saturday night getting ready for that Sun day shampoo. After all, no one minds being up a little longer on Saturduy, when one can always sleep later Sunday morning. So Saturday night, or the night be fore you Intend washing your hair give yourself the following treatment: For bad dandruff, mix powder ed flower of sulphur with lard, about half and half: or if you like a thinner grease, one part sulphur and iwo lard. Rub this into the scalp by parting the hair and working it well along the differ ent partings. For dry hair and light dandruff. get crude oil from the druggist or a paint and oil store, beat as hofcas ipucaniatanrt It, anoVfnb thlsln FoTnyhurr"wWr means dandritfs4cansts'asniwM heat olive oil and use this in stead. It sounds odd to treat oil with oil, but you must. If you're blessed with thorough ly healthy hair, brush it for half to three quarters ot an hour tbe night before the shampoo. Tnis stimulates and loosens tbe iculpi and lnauce a generous suppiy u, oil, wnica nilgai make tne nair loo greasy if it vre nut ahuui pooea soon afterward. for the actual shampooing, I have no better suggestion tuaa my old one caaiue soap .ior blonde hair and tar lor bruneue, in each case the soap shaved and melted Into hot water to form a tbin syrup. Soap three times and rinse four or live, with a hose if possible. Tbe more oil you bare used, tbe hotter your water should be and tbe more tborough me oaping. John and Frank Tbe trim ming of the nails of tbe teet Is a dliterent matters than trimming the nails of tbe bands. Never cut the corners of the toe nails since this will often lead to ingrowing nails, especially when it comes to tbe big toe. Toenails should always be cut straight acrosa. If you smooth the edges Bt.your pails.wiyi a file jr emery !aiMexassl4relaj a less number of holes. For the same reason, smooth the roughness on the edges of the-soles of your feet with pu mics stone. Tomorrow Tooth Precautions. Effktai House THE "BEST" TABLE CLOTH the plebiscite committee wh-M-e, the exercise of his vote would be necessary. o . The atmosphere of the Orient pervades the new Oriental Gardens, Hnxeburg's magnificent dance pa vilion. Be there at thn omnlii next Wednesday night, Jnn. 6. -- ROSEBURG WINS - ' FROM CORVALLIS TEAM 26 TO 20 In an exceedlnnlv fast ami ly contested basketball game Inst nlirht the Roseburg high school defeated the Corvallls high school team 26 to 20. Although the Rose burg team was outwelshed and was matched aaginst a larger and more experienced team, the fast PURSE OF TEXAS IS GROWING UNDER MA FERGUSON'S RULE !ir. Kl'-tinnl Hurae of l.on-1im and iMirliitm I'tilverMiiti-M. Knal.nt-1. I Is prensrinir a r,.ri,,i nr th,-s,- inn,-' ehon un human nsiore. It. Huia-. Is as bod and perhaps tope than at present In ltnflijr. will talk In the renders of the N- n. Itevtew dally In tins ft-nlure department I CIRIOSITY When you find a person lack ing curlnMlty. you can order his coffin right awny. Curiosity Is tha beginning, the rnd and the sura total. It is an inHtinrt, superseding even the herd Instinct. When kept In check II produces good re sults, but when allowed in have Its fling, there Is no end to the mischief. The uIm ndverllfer know lis value and keeps the reader gues sing nnlil he sprlncs the trap and then how tbe people full. The klile show barker trims Ills Impudent crowd Just when he g-is ready and all bemuse he has handled their curlo'lty with a master bend. It Is the surprise awaiting thnl UD.-CS us on to tho peak of curious questioning. Peopbi are not rnrloiis shout the commonplace anil ordinary things. There l nothing (r be curious garbed about. .Mystery Is always the spur wouldn't nn? to curiosity and If something Sometimes the wrlnkle-tlrrd comes up that demands more than husband 1. curious about s)e nn ordinary attention and Ihe result , known, when he takes oil his Is not plainly visible, then curl- shoes in I lie" outer hall at 3 a. tn. osily swings It lead onto the dark anil tries to silence the creaking and says. "I wondvr!" stalls. I'nloriunately, curiosity has1 We could carry i a hut then If been dealt a severe blow by some we did would only get more critics who contuse curiosity with (curious what this column would snooping. talk about tomorrow. Nobody likes to he sceused of snooping snd a person who snoops person a ho steuls. I Ilut f hear someone say "Must i then a detective be a snoop?". There is a difference. Tbe de Itoctive detects to discover tbe per ison who perpetrates the crime. I The snooper merely wants to poke i his now Into other peoples busi jnoss. It becomes his "granite pas islon" and ho retails his fimlliiKs to his frl -nds as a delectable mor sel and a soulh of excellent Infor mation. Never be snoop. If yoq I lean in mat direction, remember the end of all snoops. If caught. Is probably a callous, hard boiled trealment. i Curiosity la good, should be cultivated and encouniKed. 1 We said that mysterv is always the spur to curiosity and by mvs lery we mean the unknown. The tolling wife Is curious alioul the unknown when she goes through her husband's pockets at night to ree If the change will do her good. The average man la curious about tbe uknon. when he go's Hashing smile from a well flapiMsr. Ho Wonders. French pear and California btack walnut roots are reUtant to the mushroom root rut fungus in Oregon w hile Japanese sand pear and Kngllsh walnut roots uMifuKiiuui me entire niniMi Their passing was exceptionally good, and their floor work was such that the Corvallls players were smoiliered every time they started formation playing. Ilruton at guard for Roseburg played a wonderfully fine defensive game, breaking up play after play with a speed lhat carried the ball quick ly back out of danger. Webber, playing center for Rose burg, proved an accurate basket tosser and annexed 12 of Rose burg's 26 points. The other play ers also made a good showing the team work being betier than is usually seen In a high school team. A preliminary between the Pe reams r ana r.ngnsn walnut roots .. are highly susceptible, reports the I ,."' ,' ""rriea jten s experiment station. ! tho main In combatting the fire bllcht of IPu'Jcrs won by a score of Is to 1 pears In Oregon resl-tmit root and ln ,,u' Ilr!" quarter the IVMolay due to a better und-trimmllng of the care of the patient than to any discovery ot a cure. Cancer Is still the black beast of all the deadly list. We seem to be get ting nearer the cause and the cure of this, but us et It baffles both knlf and drugs. Still it will not always b so. Kven leprosy has finally met Its conqueror. Heart trouble Is more or less a generic term covering various troubles that affect the heart, some of which cun be successfully fought down by known means and some connot. Living at high pressure Is chargeable with many deaths listed under this head. And so long as America Is the land of high speed and big business. It must expect a high death rate (Aieorlstea rren Leued Wire.) AUSTIN, Tex.. Dec. 31. Regard less of what other effect the ad ministration of Governor Miriam A. Ferguson may have on lexas, the financial condition has toned up considerably under her regime, fig ures released by Comptroller S. H. Terrell show. Receipts for the first four months of the present fiscal year total ap proximately $10,990,000, an Increase of S(i50,OUU over receipts of the corresponding period of last year, Mr. Terrell'a report shows. When the Ferguson administra tion was Inaugurated in January last, there was a deficiency of f2.698.Ml ln the general revenue fund. With the amount already taken in, Mr. Terrell says he be lieves continued collection of state money at the present rale, will keep the treasury In "substantial condition." o This is clean-up week for child ren. The Imperial Cleaners will make It worth while. TOMORROW'S MENU Breakfast Oranges Cereal Cooked with Dates Boiled Eggs Toast Coffee New Ysara Dinner Celery Olives Baked Ham or Roast Shoulder of Pork. Apple Sauce lluchcss Potatoes Spinach Hearts of Lettuce with Thousand Island Dressing Lemon Meringue Pie Mince Pie Spice Cake Candy Grapes Cider Collc-e Late Supper Cornmeal Mush with Milk and Sugar Cocoa t-menainmeiu before ! frm heart failure. However Ihe game. me IN-.MlllaV In.lfvi.lnul hv lulrfnir ,nnH hei.il I to the heart, can at lesst prolong his days even though this import- body stock has proven to bo the i ''" walked aay wlib their older j ont organ functions limplngiy. most satisfactory and Is recom mended by the experiment station Hullelln 214 will be sent on re quest and captains detailed Infor mation regarding this disease. opiwnents, but the married men be gan lo get Into the game during .... ki.i into aim neiu tne young sters lo three points and made 11 for themselves. Portlund Telegram. STOBER AGAIN IN TOILS OF LAW ON BOOZE CHARGE W. O. Stober who has appeared on the police docket with consid erable regularity during the past year, was arrested again last night, charged with being drunk and dis orderly and possessing liquor. Sto ber has been In the city Jail fre quently on charges of violation of the liquor laws and has paid num erous fines, varying in amount from .50 to I29, depending upon the offense with which he was charged, the maximum sentence having been Imposed ln all of bis recent appearances. He was arrested last night by Officer Rausch and confined In the city Jail over night. He secured the services of Attorney Abraham and demanded a hearing, which was set for 2 o'clock this afternoon. Many housekeepers have an espe cially large table cloth to use for the New Year's dinners, when ex tra table leaves are put in to ac commodate a large family gather ing. Alore often man not tins lm mense and generally expensive lAbie cloth Is stained by overtipped cider glass or coffee cup, or by the cureless handling of gravy, cran berry sauce, etc. For a crowded holiday dinner table la generally a hilarious utfalr and It is not always tho children 0f the party who bave tne accidenis: Yet the truly hospitable house wife prefers hllarhy at the expense ot a spot or two on the table cloth, to a less excited atmosphere and no acciuents. New Year's occurs only once in 12 months. And tbe family party which is so radiant this year, may be saddened next 'year by the absence of one of its i members. So let us disregard meiu ! spots and stains on linnl 'i ney can be easily removed after tne ' happy festivities are over as fol lows: I Gravy StainsRub with glycer ine and wash with soap and warm water. This is tne correct metnod for both linen and cotton. iiauDerry (or any truit) Stains Pour boning water tnrough stain ed part of tne linen or conon until spot disappears. If, however, the uiuier.al uas been laundered with tne stain in it apply gljcerlne, and let slcnd for ona hour then wash out with soap and warm water, it very obstinate, bleach with javello water (which can be bought at auy drug store) and transier to strong ammonia solution as soon aa the stain disappears. - Finish by rins ing ln clear water. This treatment ' aiso applies to stains from spilled cider. Coffee or Tea Stains When fresh, pour boiling water through coffee stains, but soak tea stains in cold water and then wash as us ual. Still another method Is to rub with glycerine and wash ln luke warm water. Or you may moisten the spots and rub with borax, soak ing tor 30 minutes In just enough ater to wet thoroughly, then pour boiling water through the linen ( or cotton). When coffee and tea stains are old, however, you may have to apply Javelle water and, as soon as 11 disappears, place the tablecloth in ammonia-water for a few mo ments, finishing by clear rinse- water. , Tomorrow A Resolution for Housekeepers. PS Diet-Jflefilth; DV JLXlAl Hunt PpiAft M n ams'xt.p to mprcpoMnrNTs How About Your Hairf I I read In an article written by Do you remember the series of Dr. John Harvey Kenogg that Mc- articles 1 wrote on the care of the Liellan, a famous English trainer. nair and scalp? 'Ihe advice is ! gives an account of a youni recruit Knt barbecue live forever. sandwiches and The Highest Authority What a mine of wealth the Bible is! Itsa nraxllnal t til tha nrn aa lm. Orain In often nowrd tn Orecon Hear ihn h.t .i u . . j . ... h. i'ie'.Tin, " ""h" trough burg has ever hail at the opening cal and religious truths. Apparent e. - Th--.""?', n" i'1,f "T :rdei.a Wedne , ly there Is no subject It d.is not T?.L h -h. . .k ,'Trhr1'1' J"?' 6- "v-n "lfln. who touch and Illuminate. Jurists. "h"' hV "-:'"' nko you wsne to dance. i sociologists, students, bar associa- mewi"T " ' I tlona and criminal exHTts are dolv- 151 MILLIONS IN !'" "ml ,n, r'' running around INCOMP TA V rnrc ' circles, devoting time and money treated with copper carbonate than with the old treatments nut there. Is always the chance that the grain will start and he caught before well established, when I here Is a period of surface f rectos and lhaws. I'nless there is ton much land to handle In Ihe spring It is probably best to wait till spring opens up and sow the standard spring varieties. fttadebaker models. builds no yeart In ahiiv . h. rriniu Inat-lu h. ml CAL lJ PAYERS hM "h"uld be done to meet condi- t lions, and still no progress Is made. (Aun,-u,.i prm taw wire.y j Yet In the llible. In chapter ft. WASHINGTON, )ee. 31 Re- ' v,'r!M! ". ' Kcclcalastea. will be funis totalling I Ifil.kVi.fl.'.'mi were I '""n '"n f,'w ""''a the remedy given to federal taxpayers the last ,ml ln" conclusions all experts llsral year by the treasury dvnart- have come lo. Tbe verse Is aa fol- Heat with gaa. DR. NERBAS DENTIST Palnl.se Extraction Gas When Desirtd Pyorrhea Cured rhone tSK Masonic Illdg. . mellt. I Submitting a report to congress. i ihe department set forth that li:n.lo7.T;:t IS was returned on ac count of lllesal collection of taxes and 17 ;;;.4i under terms of the 1'ii.M revenue ad was allowed on a flat 23 p.f rent reductl.nl on inome taxes payable that year. . ne nai nt inose receiving the of Ihe courts. Portland Journal. refund Included several thousand 1 O o Individual taxpayers III every sec Roseburg's new ballroom. The lion of the country. ' ' , Orl.al Gardens, will open Wed- A majority of th refunds vert DesUay. Jan. t. Be there. lows: llecanse sentence agninst an evil work Is not executed speedily, therefore the heart of the sons of man Is fully set In Ihem to do evil. Courts of Justice, prosecutors and executives would do well to keep these few words In their hearts and have them hung on the walls Mail a dopy of the NEW YEAR'S EDITION of Ihe Roseburg News-Review to your Eastern Friends bringing results. Here s a little tea tnnony to that effect: "lA-ar Doctor: My hair la thick ening fast and bids lair, it I keep at li. to be a mop. I teel lhat 1 ought lo tell you and thank you tor your sptenuid advice and infor mation. li." (If you missed the series ot ar ticle!, and want them, send a self auuressett, stamped envelope with your request.) who took a new start In develop ment and grew four Inches, after ne was 20 years of age, as a result ot seiung-up drills. There as at one time a fake ap paratus on tne market for strelcn uig (lie spine. It was guaranteed to increase the height, even after lull growth. In one of the Issues ot a magazine published by the American MedfCal Association tor J the layman, was a column entitled he Greatest Fake I Ever Fell Tee Nail Cutting H. It Is the common belief thatiFor' ne ,rl l,sted "'" appara cuttlng the toe nails straight ,u" " her contribution. She had across, Instead of round (as we cut,"8, u 'allnfullr for over a year, our finger nails) will help prevent ! wl'bou' n'r lta whatev. formation dr Ingrowing toe nails. ? doubt be'' the growth Im- However, I have seen casea of I pul"e na" "oPPed, exercises for Injured toes from the sharp points ! """filing the spine ad keeping It oi squarely cut toe nails, so 1 be- i UI'P' (coupled, of course, with a lleve It Is best to cut them rouud. I iiH which h 0,n lo PPly all the so long as you do not round theigwt,h and energy needs) will corners too deeply. The real safe-' ""inulata to better development In guard against Ingrown toe nails is ! way even though the Bible to have the shoes long enough and aa that you can't, by taking wide enough, with the heel not too i "ouKn'. add one cubit to your high, for this will force the toes torward so they strike the shoe. Stockings also must be long enough. Growing Taller. M. O. Is sure 1 can perform mir acles because she bas had such wonderful results by following my reducing system. She believes that stature. But you don't want to add a cubit (taken from the Latin word Cubitus elbow), for it Is approxi mately the length of forearm, or about Is inches! Tomorrow Answers to FREE SERVICE Referring to our ad ln this Pa- can now give her directions tor P" '8t eek, ottering -one hour growing taller. or mechanic's time free to help I don't know, M. O. It Is gener-1 Chevrolet owners ln servicing and any thought that girls by 13 have ' care taking of their can. by this their full growth, and boys by 21 e mean adjustment ot valves, You csn increase your apparent brakes, wheels, also oiling, greas height by proper posture. If you'Ing. care of body, tires, paint, or haven't your full growth, a correct anything that comes under service, diet undoubtedly stimulates to and not general repairing. This greajter development For Instance, applies to all Chevrolet owners In we know that tbe Japanese chll- Douglas county any time except dren born In this country are taller Saturdays and ftroday than thrflapanese children born in j HANSEN CHEVROLET CO. Japan, and we believe the reason Is i the more varleddiet, j HbM wfc- gM o .