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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 6, 1926. TWO I ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW lud Daily Except tunny my i n -e-s-n.-..- -, MmUj J lis .Use-Is-! Pi. . ,, Th. Assoclaud "r..s la xolu.lv.iy Mill t iha as lo";''; ttita paper and u all local new puMlehad harala. All right of rtpuui cation of special dispatches hr.ln ar l.o rwwit B. W. BATES.. ami a. bates. .President and Manager ..BecreUry-Treaurer Jtatered a. aecoud claaa matter May 17. H!, tb Il owe a Roaeburg. Oregon, under tba Act ot March 1, 17. SUBSCRIPTION RATI pail, par year, by nail Daily, six mootlu, by mall 11 " Dally, three months, by wall " Dally, single month, by malL lMtiv bv carrier. per moat a , . . - -Weekly New-Keviow. by mall, par year. ROSEBURG -44.09 3.00 1.M M -0 1.00 OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JAN. a, 1C2S. '! !t i ROSEBURCS PROGRESS. Mayor Houck in his annual message to the city council gives a pleasing picture of Rose-burg's progress during the 1 ! , - vpar 1925. It contains also a review or transactions in rnun- icipal departmenU that gives evidence, if evidence were needed, that the affairs of the city have been conducted dur r. iiig the past year in a thorough, business-like manner, a Z .record made possible by the harmonious cooperation with r. the mayor of an equally conservative body of councilmen. The growth of the city, as the message shows, was of a ' -steady, enduring kind, entirely without the uncertainties that always accompany spasmodic booms, from which Rose- burg has been providentially spared for many years. In creases in expenditures during the year were to be naturally expected as concomitant to the advancement of the city, but there has been no extravagance nor ill-advised financial ' ' outlay. Every dollar of city revenue has been made to count "' where it was actually needed. One af the items of the 1926 budget worked out in 1925 and referred to in the Mayor's message provides for a sink "" "ing fund of $3,000 annually to liquidate at" maturity $27,000 worth of bonds floated for the city library premises ($12000) ..... end for the purchase of a new fire engine ($15,000). There is already in existence another fund with which to retire at the end of its second 20-year tenure the $25,000 bond issue that was applied to the cost of the city hall and the first unit of the main sewer system. The retirement of these is sues will leave 'the net bonded indebtednss of the city at $T5,000, contracted to bear portion of the cost of the first pavement laid in the business section of the city. These bonds, as previously pointed out, will have to be reissued besause no provision was made at the tune of flotation for tlieir liquidation. Mayor Houck doclares against any fur ther bond issues without provision Bf. the same time for pay ing them off, and the wisdom of his attitude will hardly be questioned. - The recommendation in the message that efforts be made to extend the boundaries of the city by inviting the an nexation of abuttimr districts is worthy of serious considera tion. Roseburg would certainly welcome the enlargement of her boundaries and population, but decision in the matter " rests for the most part with the districts involved. Mayor Houck advances sound reasons for extending the municipal corporation, and it is hoped that these reasons will favor ably Impress those to whom they are intended to appeal. mm 0 It seems to be generally agreed that the tax reduction tliange. That being the case, it would seem a mighty good bill now before congress is going through without any great idea to pass it as quickly as possible, so as to make it easy for the taxpayers to put in their income returns at the usual time. It will take the government quite a little time to pre pare all the vast number of income return blanks. If returns are expected of taxpayers on March 15, these people ought to have thoir blanks 30 days previous to that time it can possibly be done. It would seem as if the senate should get busy and pass that bill not later than February 1, so that the blanks can be made ready promptly. It is a big job for peo ple to get their Income returns ready, and they need to have the blank form so as to study the changes to be made by the new law. o The automobile thief of modern times is the successor v. of the horse thief of frontier days. It is fortunate for the former, however, that the intervening years have brought about a change in the manner of administering justice for the deed. , . o ' ... Uncle Sam will exact close to one hundred dollars for - mnilinir the New Year's edition of the News-Review but it ' - was worth the price. And tho boys at the postoff ice certain ', ' ly handled the pacr in fine shape. BY BERT &BATC& . GOOD EVENING FOLKS Sunburn la the lataat ah ad a aya the faahlon folk , In Gay Pare But what' a fllr Ta 4o whan ha . Only freckle? DUMBELL DORA THINKS A franehlae la a eltixen of Franca. Taa much bull." aaid tha Torea- dor aa thay carried him out of th arena. Woman dra to plaaa them- ia- and dlaolaaaa other wo man. We're olad to hear tha Prlnc of Walea got fat In South Ameri ca, hecaua in moat every other country where he waa entertained, rt I reported that th prlnc fell off conalderably. FAVORITE STALLS "Collectlona are alow with i" Haven't checked billet yet." "Send duplicate bill." "Man who algna check I away." "Cahlr (or D00KKpr, or trMurr) ia aick." "Payroll to meet" "Bank not to meet." "We pay ail our billa on the fifteenth of the month." (Which month?! "What! Han't that ben paid ytT- ! Sermon: "Klelng; I It San and Sanitary?" Solo: "Tail Mothar I'll Be There." (From a atate church bulletin ). There are ome twenty-fiv or thirty breed of poultry, but none will lay when egg are high. It don't tak a larg compli ment to awll a mall had. "Wood," aaya a prominent scien tist, "ha a warm canter." Which explain why o many mn am hot headed. No matter how little he' getting; No matter how little he'a got. If ha wear a grtn and triea to win He ia doino a mighty lot. No matter how humble hla Job la, If he'a etrivlng to reach the ore at Th world ha a prize for the fel low who trie Th man who I doing hi bet. Th real cubist artlat I th man who can alwaya make aeven come eleven. Too bad that thoee who really want at lean naif tha front page generally get it whan they don't want it. Who waa tha peraon who march ed on th army' atomach? It looka aa If tha war tax on amumnt will (till b in effect long after people hav forgotten which war It refer to. "l" Dbccjp THoles ot itc WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL REVIEW disliked. Wnen yoo nave Utct In mind. IS yoa are laa latent GETTING WHAT, YOU WANT1 what you make It and when you ;": ,k k, ., take It." ' Poor rhyme, but food reaaon. , ha a poo, cook. Soma are eirlvlni to orercom j xon't rely on the other leUow their limitation to prosperity by' .... IW UIUVU. overcoming tnoir competitor, out , keen checking the metliod are not alwaya ao- dellclenclea. cording to Hoyto." who according , . Tip on to biatory waa a card fancier. 5. Don't be Ugbt rammed about yon AT- There are waya," legitimate and the lnlaultle of the world. clean, without reaortlng to bual-j Here are aome the thing nes legerdemain. Here 1 the must know: beat method I know. Perhap yon That you are primarily an reader know better one. TRACTION. One doea not have to use word Know nothing else, think noth- like honesty and uprightness. , jng else and refuse anything be Then are cardinal principle la j low lull aundard. any life. There ia a scientific for- you are an attractive center, mula, not tuy own. used and embet-'you are a magnetic pole and aa lished aud pracUced by all great you contact with the folk of minds. ' every day. know It, live It, be It In this column I shall give from your body wlU vibrate with this Ume to time practical plan you ; kinetic energy, this circulating may use every day. force, aa your mind centers on' Perhapa you. have noticed that this definite potential fact, that when you meet anyone, your firat you are attractive, magnetic and impulse ia to make your imprea-1 powerful. ion on that peraon good and Tonight, Just before you close strong. 'your eyes, see a new vision of Why do you do It? You hav yourself, yourself in a new garb, never considered It particularly, j with the rags and tatters ot the but you AKK doing It every day.- things unlearned in a heap at your It ia such an Involuntary matter 'feet. that you have never really con- Do this every night, every day aidered the HOW of It You can In a week, note the change, draw and repel. You can . press Tomorrow watch for the next your personality and be liked or step. Antlr Theatr It'a a different sort of pboto- now going to be tnarrie-l. But It waa all arranged before she . be came beautiful. ' PHILADELPHIA The glrla now have garter coquet at dances. Flowers ' bound- with -ribbon to drama that Tom Mix will present j m'c th ho" rB worn Just be- to his host of admirers when he comes to the Antler theatre Fri day and Saturday ia "The Yankee Senor." Not that the cowboy star doesn t have plenty of opportunities for the sort of stunts that ham made him famous, but "The Yanhe Senor." which was adapted fru.j low the knee. WASHINGTON-rOno fellow ha beaten the restrictions against horaedrawn vehicles in certain xtreets. Stopped by a policeman, he said hla animal waa a mule. The policeman let him go. Salrm Withdrawal ot Canadian stockholders leave new 4u,IWO linen m.U free ta manufacture line linen labi le. Portland Pioneer BlUt Co. ' al most ready U open Ua new fac tory hero. , " an on-, . . , Maptetou Crown Lumber com pany new lugging railroad to 61 unlaw river la opeued. Medfurd Kogue River Valley raiBed I7.00U.W0 worth of produce In Vjii. fS.OOO.bOO going to wage worker. Portland Pacific Power ft Light, Portland Gaa Coke, and North western Electric Co, affiliated cor poration how n balance of 2,29),4S8.4S. or 61,976.1 more than in lit. . , 6aka Georg Will to build 1100,0(10 S-story office and studio hiiilillna. St. Helen Contract 1 let for first unit of f 1,500.000 paper mill. Contracts already let for 1500,000 .nnh of machinery. Homestead Idaho Copper Cor poration secure Iron Dyke copper property. Tniedo Pacific Boruce company mill resume full operations after repair shutdown. Pendleton County Improve roada with one-man crane that re- nlacea 10 men and 10 team. Portland manufactured products rain 47.04 and number of employee gain Si.ti per cent from 1921 to 1923. Product in 1923 were worth I164.411.79S. and; factory wage were i8,244,478. Portland Fifty deepwater steam er lines regularly ply out of Port- laid- ' LaOrande New Mount Emily Timber company sawmill running. Albany Contracts let for cold- packing 11.500 barrels of berries in 191I6. Oreaon City Paper mills pay Chrlslu a bonuses of two days wages ta all employes. Htuitinston Geologists urge de veloDtitnt of Bayhorse mine near Portland Pacific Co-Operatlve ! Wool Growers closing pool of S00, 000 she.t for 1926. tool Lay port cleared almost 60. Of O.wiO feet of lumber during 1925. p nd Local men estaDiwn toy fa -.or to use vino iwiu sawmills. Kugeno passes ordinance fixing! pedd cr.' license at 1400 a year. t K amath River Boom company hoe l,0JO.000,lO0 feet of timber to : .moro by vrater. I PorlBind Northwestern Electric j company will build 1150.000 ware-, house and -O.JO iub-;tatlcn this ANSWERED LETTERS E.,brMay T.-You cannot Uory on your sr.. .te . . i ... nw, uvs or nair. ur l ' - ... cnau um Buot" J , .- . rrtiu-aer than rormcny. tue.r color, but these are of no con-.again, and ccauw . h ' good Miuence in affecting your look. Their expression eounta mn,i and If vou keen yourself in good health, your eye will always show It; aud their expro" i v..,, hleucb tne nair wim oxide ot hydrogen er"'t,,,,n . week, I do not think it will be no ticeable through shew matuiiai. you can even wear sr--:v u" -ilh. ,,, Mubarmis- b that of vitality, or evea Joy w a."--- ,ucon,ptcuou. ness, wblcn wiu oe an sui""" no matter what color or shape they ur. um v a When there is any tendency to an acid condition ot the mouth overnight, try milk of magnesia as a mouth wasn aiier you have cleansed your teeth be nm retiring. This merely counter acts the effects ot the acid and it Is not a cure of the condition at an. Unless the acidity Is a temporary matter, you ahould consult your doctor, or your dentist about It. as will be an -- k lh. ,,. bleach ed a fast aa it begins to !a at the roots. , John F. G. Ycu can alwaya keep your feet tree from callous spot If you use a anitary file or a piece of pumice on the placea whenever they give you any trouble. Most . pple have thta same diffloulty.i and do not regard It as anything to ..rV. . week, after you have a hot bath, rub the file or the nvr the auota and most of enusi aonui , ,nn to other' dlttlculUes man jusi an acid mouth. right of . and you will have comfort tor many day after this. Disturbed Mother Tne temper.- - ' - -f - ,iuggi8h ture of the hand. I. generally aa . probably .Xion. and yo wifl indicaUon of tne general o'y " -- the conuiilon that union, itra iruumiLj w shows that the circulation 1 poor, and any form pf exerclso or mas sage will help; but a gooa diuuu tonic, or a general building UP throuyh exercise and fresh air, will be very helpful In overcoming the codditlon entirely. Debutante Do not use a deplla- causes the skin to act in thla ab noiimal - ay. A simple astringent will give temporary relief at times, but this should not be overdone, as the skin will show the effects of that also. Witch hazel makes a harmless astringent to counteract simple olllneBS of tne sain. or Wicient m jjjji mm A SIMPLE GUEST LUNCHEON iyr- ... . - Eugene Lrystai ice e mnnNTft Ont Jnhn Vincent. the popular novel. "Conquistador," , fr.nerly a New Foundland fisher by Katherlne Uerould, la much , man, is to receive 665.0O0 for paint more than a mere western thriller. ui 14 figures in a group of three It Is a colorful romance, tne - generations ot the family of G. Y. I comPany will build 6-0.000 ware scenes of which are laid in Old Ilaker of Chicago. house. Mexico and It affords Mr. MlxJ Eugenes-Great celebration plan- some splendid opportunities for LOUISVILLE George Wall at-1 nCHj ioT opening of Eugene-Klam-virile acting. ' I tempted to get a Job with the po- j Mh cutH,(f railroad,, about His role Is that of a civil engl-J lice here today. Today he is on ( ,, x neer who accents an assignment his way back to an Illinois penlten-1 Marshfleld "Coo Bay Times' m hM,i raiirnari tinr frnm ih i tlary, from which he escaped years Maailla mlnea to San Jose, a well- o finish serving a 20-year nigh Impossible undertaking, ow,!8cntenc 'or burglary. ing to the climate and labor troubles. The task is further com plicated when . Luke Martin, an? , V American renegade, crosses the j a" bolder to create trouble in the camp and Incidentally Bteal the-i company's payroll. However, even l when deserted bv his workmen.! the builder refuses to abandon the' Job. Stationery Good values at bar- prices to close Lloyd Crocker. from our "The feller who part hi hair i th middl ths day evident ly think vry block ahould hav n ally." Arundel, piano tuner, none 1S9-L. Wu Rippling Rhijmos DODGING DANGER. Now the locomotive whistles, while its drivewhcels " atrBin nd work; 1.. who wrlto these rhymed epistles, halt wy I-i"ie with a jerk; for I do not wish to perish on the niil road's right of way; every hour of life 1 cherish it's too good to throw away. Scores have said, in byone seasons, """"We. can beat the blamed old train," though there were a hundred reasons to avoid course so vain. Scores have tnk " on foolish chances, bidding for untimely tombs, riding homo X in ambulances or in hearses decked with plumes. On their ,-. graves we're sadly tossing wreaths of flowers in white ar- lav. for the deadly railway crossing gets its victims every " dny. When I hear the train approaching, to my Lissie I say. " "Whoa! We will not be found encroaching on that Kecf of i" Norman's Wee. Let the train of cur meander to the place r where it is bound; by tho four-eyed Alexander, 'ncnth its - - wheels I won't be ground. In some matters I am crazy, in borne ways I am insane, but my head will be moro hazy when . I buck a rajjway train." I am wotting. I am wisting, that --Hip fcr Dlan is Ut: thus it is that I'm existing vicn so "" many are at rest. Thus it is I cat a number of fried oysters i every day, while dear comrades sleep and slumber all tho golden years away. Where the sculptor is embossing grave-, "" stones by the churchyard gate, sleep the friends who reach- j ed the crossing just a little bit too late. j MISSorill HIIOItT WHIN ,ltAM CIIAMI'IUN III fAamlitrd Pras Ltad Win.) 0(flKN, I'tah, Jan. 6. Tim grnnd chmplon short horn bull of th seventh Ogden Livestock show 1 Hoyallat. of the Snl-A- Hnr farms hnrd of Grain pulley. Missouri. Th ribbon was placed nn thla animal hr Judge Frank Hmwn of Carleton. Oregon, who had high praise for the short hnrn fiiiftHtv shown here. The Bllllwnaca ntcw rarnis 01 Ssnla l'aula. California, won mont honors In the llolslein division. The senior and grand champion male went to this herd, alo the senior and grand champion f. male on Miss Trltomla Korhe Walker. Jnnlor champion maie on Meryl WOOO. l-rinn- I rv iieth.. and J untor - champion n male on lleryl Wood Iisnle I'rln- coss. 'O 1 " E (ABorlsttd Proa Uued Win.) SALEM. Ore.. Jan. . Gover nor Pierre today signed a procla mation fixing Tuesday, February Antler Thatr Joseph Hergeshclmer, the novel ist, recently said ot Richard Uar thelmosa: "He haa a mind of his own, and he use It." Barthelmes In his latest photo drama, "New Toys," which opened laat night at the Antlers theatre, glvea a performance which more than confirms Hergeshelmer's diagnosis. His portrait of a young husband deserted by his wife and faced with the problem of caring for their new baby is one of the most Intelligent bits of work we have ever seen on the screen. Incidentally "New Toya" serves to Introduce Mary Hay (Mrs. Bar- thelmess) to photoplay patrons as;for ,h- elocUon. a leading woman. Since her mar- Formation of the district Is riage to Dirk, bark - in the day desired for the purpose of build when "Way Down East" was being , in road up William Creek filmed. Miss Hay haa given her I from Williams post office to the work to the speaking stage. She Oregon Caves, federal forest returns to the screen, however, In road aid Is expected. It Is claim th rule of the errant wife, lured ed that the proposed road would from home by atnge ambitions and give Medford a direct route to the falr.e frleud. Her excellent work I Oregon Cave shorter than the . i.... , . ,., i.lnrescnt road by way of tlranls lion among the screens lonilnar-les. laoioa m-nuna naoer. largest Issue ever published in Southern Oregon 1 and covering tne wnoie ouinwei part of atate. ' Delake An su-room notei win w built here for the season of 1826., alem Oregon produced 14,000 nounds mint during 1925, worth $14.60 a pound. Portlaud 102b tounsi iramc w 35.32 per cent over 1924, say travel experts. Ashland New Oregon State Nor mal wUI open In May, in $175,000 quarters. Tillamook Bay shipped 14,000,000 feet of lumber during 19Z5, ommhs. stir In one seven-ounce can of tuna fish (or any cooked left over lish could be sunsutuieai, ana fold in the stiffly-beaten white of Itwo eggs, tsprinaie one en iof breadcrumba over tne lop ur.se ly, dot with bits of butler (one table-spoon ot butter broken small) and bake In a medium oven for 30 minutes. Serve at once. The Highland Stuffed Pepper rrqu'ie cooked macaroni, cheese anu cooked carrots- Yesterday' luncheon menu called for Baked Macaroni and Cheese. Should you happen to have any left-overs from that dish, by all mean use them in the peppers. Otherwise follow this recipe: Mix together one 'cup of finely-chopped freshly boiled maca roni and one cup of cooked chopped carrots; season with one-half tea iwnn of salt and a dash of black ! mnA otli- In three-fourths of , i ijfMv, , auu s... ... .... A Reader Friend has asked me a o( md American cheese also for a menu and recipes for a Bim-1 rin(jly cnoppe(i Dy i,an,i. stuff six pie but delicious guest luncheon. 1 1 eQ ,weet peppers with tho mix- A have two other young married tare after you nave removed stems-' friends coming to spend the day, jand ,cells ana boiled the peppers In she explains, "I don't want a formal ct,Br ter to cover, for ten mln meal for we are going to do onr ! utej then oraned. Sprinkle buU sewing and chat and just 'visit to- tered Dread crumbs over the open gether. I have no maid, and would lngg 4nd bake 15 to 20 minute, in like to know how I can aerve the ' a hot oven Sprve Tery hot luncheon most easily?" . por lae urapcfrult-Banana Salad, For an Informal little affair of are canned grapefruit and two sllc thls sort, I would suggest the fol-iva bananas. Bottled Mayonnaise inK-inr menu: Celery. Baked Fish ,ireslna is also a convenience. Melrofe, liichlaod Bluffed Peppers, I when you call the guests to the TOMORROW'S MENU Breakfast Cereal Cooked with Date Boiled Egg Toast Coffee Guest Luncheon Celery Baked Fish Melrose Highland Stuffed Pepper Grapefruit-Banana Salad ilzkcd Colfee Custards Tea Coffee or Cocoa Bonbons Dinner Lamb Stew (with Potatoes . Peas and Celery) Cake Sliced for Cottage Pudding with Sauce Coffee ' "- ,in 1 Melro?e. HiRmana oiuneu j-pi-.o, i y nen you can ui rumib iu u Eugene I Jbir organisations will Grlipef rall.Bansn salad. One-Egg ; table, have each plate In place with heln work on 145.000 labor temple. Baker City Lumber shipment from here are about 3600 cars a year, worth 13.825.000: and lumber payrolls are about f 1.75 yearly Vale Malheur county shipped $30,000 worth of turkeys for the holidays. Idaho Mamie IM. win wora mac iixiiik iiiivunj, i I- .i i u . i j j ll it 1 1 U ntti uiv ,,i " 16. as the date for a special elec- marble deposit near Joseph, Vtai- tton in Jackson and Josephine ; owil county. counties on the question whether Michlcan lumbermen continue the Siskiyou highway Improve- buying Klamath county pine lands, ment district shall lie formed. A Springfield Three important petition from the residents of the.wooj manufacturing Industrie will proposed district Has Deen men enlarge their plants this winter. I with the secretary of state asking Libarty Theatre In hi latest photoplay Pass, and also give that city di rect connection with Crescent City over the Redwood Highway. In Douglas county an election will lie held January 25 on the question of forming the I'mpqua can Pluck" which open a WM,"' highway Improvement district. engagement at the Liberty the atre tnnlcht. t'.eorgo Walsh Is 'he Cook with gas. y.OMV) ll.AN l'KOI1t.r-:i TO HKM Iir riTATK I Mi r.llnirv I tanUtrtl Pm LMr Win.) El'OKNE. Ore.. Jn. . Mem ber of the t.oard or regents of the i:nlverity of Oregon are to bn Invited to allend tne nrt meeting of the commission last night relative to the retiutwt of the regenla for a prtitertlv move in benefit the I nlverslly. In.lu In a fire onin ayatern and a twn nn erection of 1hI hall nr dancing psvlllons adjurent to the university property. o Heat with ga. Sinre the passage of the act in 1921 provoding for the forma- Mountain States Power company. ! operating extensively through Wil lamette valley and Southern Ore- Igon, will spend over $560,000 for I adding to lta present facilities In I light and power fields. Pendleton The 29th anual Ore gon Wool Growers' convention : mimIi here. January fl. I Eugeue Bible University will establish hoys' hnmo and school anil home of aged. Sutherlln . 0 acres of pepper mint will be grown in Douglas, county in 1926. Monmouth 54 per cent of 929 students In Oregon State Normal are entire' .f-supportlng. Oregon will expend about $6,000. 000 on hilihway work during 1926. More than $l,00.0oo will be spent Muffins. Baked Coffee tusiaru, ,a stuffed pepper upon It. serve tne Tea or Cocoa, Bonnona. I tuna fish from Its baking dish. To make the Baked Fish Melrose, ' Have individual salads In place on use this recipe: Put two egg-yolks ; the table. Have desserts nearby on int. . medium-sized baking dish the serving table. The hot bever- with one-half teaspoon of salt and age may also be on the table la one-halt cup of sweet, cold milk , cup. and beat well. Add one cup oi lomontm n. n.,M...i . I sruMTuAifrr I MATOlAtfTV V aihlet you;g ' ...r 1.1 Zse" eV.7 VleVuonVh. 'bee"n i for mining development near Baker Ideally cast as "Blase" Derringer. Iheld. but th proposed districts city ouring j.a. young man whose wild exploits result In his being expelled from college ami disowned by bis fath er until he has proven his ability to earn his own living. r.eorge Walsh gets Into action early In the story by substituting himself for a prlie fighter anil winning an- Important bout. He does not slop to collect the money however, as his attention Is attrac ted to a beautiful girl who turns out to be a princess In distress. Ocorsei or rather, "Blase.' aa he la known In the story than have always been rejected Dy ine people. 1 W. M.KFMAS hltXEKDS ll.VKTWUI. DATES FIXED FOR (Aauciaud rrrts UmrJ WO. nprrflN n R TASE! SALEM. Ore.. Jan. 6 B. V v Sleeman. president of the state overabundant, or you would not be er. ii.tt rv imri win i federation 01 lanor, was toaay an- " - m n,um ha, or tHA MStfl IIOarQ OI ratlonal education. He succeed Otto R. Hartwlg. former president davs, February 4 and 6. were set aside today by the tnterstalo Commerce . ommis-.oa i i. r . ted.;rallon. who ing nraumeui- hi t,, ,.-" .- , of the railroads serving Oregon plover the right to build new lines comes Involved In a aerlu. of poll1? tne eastern anu cut.., Ileal plots which are aa strenu- ' 1 T...? " ous as I hey are funny. is ill. The new appointment was at the request ot the stato federation. Uietandneaim Bv LuluIIunt Peiers.M-Ll ANSWER TO CORRESPONDENTS Childlesns. city that Is distinguished for many "Dear1 Doctor Peters: I am 19 things, but it ha a drawback in year old: I was married at 17. and having a very numerous flea popu- . . . ,. . j i j . 1 Ma. I. ...... . uha ... ,,. ... ,u tnrntnia nf as yet i naveu m cnttu. Aim. dear Dr. Peters, I do love children. If yon can give me any advice I will be grateful. 1 don't menstru ate regularly. I am five feet, three Inches tall, and weigh 165 pounds. Mrs. V." Dear Little Olrl-Wlfe: Ton ought jto be In school Instead of being married, but so long aa you are married. I am glad you do want children and I hope I can help you. The first thing I can point out m von i that vou are considerably over-weight. You ought to weigh at all. She would like a little light around l:io. so at 165, you are anion the subject ot wny li is tne pounds over-weight Fleas Seem to Prefer Her? . It ha been found that deficient t know exactly what you suffer, diets, especially those lacking inMb A., for I went through the vitamin, do affect the reproduc- same experience In that city, and tive function. Your diet has been so apparently does every newcom- over ahundant, or you would not be er. Now I'm sure that fleas hat s so much over-weUht. Even though no partlcnlsr preference for certain von have been getting a lot ot the people. They bite 'em all. lndis ntaln vltamln-bearlng foods (milk, crlmlnately. But apparently they cream, fresh fruits and vegetables) I do not poison some, so that these vou have undoubtedly been having people uo t ot notice tne Diting. too much of the starches, sugars I What It Is that makes the flea bile and fats, and this has made a rela-1 poisonous to some and not to olh-i. tlve deficiency of the vitamins. 'ers. nnhoriv knows. (The seme i latlon.- She suffers the tortures of the well-known damned, with 'em She surfers so much that although she has a good position In the city and is engaged to a young man who has a successful business there and couldn't think ot leaving the place, she feels that she will have to leave the city and go elsewhere. So It looks in her case aa though the fleas were going to be a matter of determining her future! Now, these fleas do not bother her fiance, nor most of her friends. It Is quite evident that ho one ' nr"""' ' but a trained athleia in Ihe very I "ir11"; V .,lL- ..f ..lt,b,n ,,l.l a.llMR.t tl,rj . . " RUBBER SHORTAGE ONLY. WILL PROMPT RESEARCH Th dllflruliiee hv been i brought about by proposals for Trunk raliroan. a usini- , v.. ii in m hulH KANSAS CITY. Mo, Jan. . pink of condition could attempt to ,llulhpriy through tha renter of . The British rubber monoply will perform th many and dangerous , ,n ,... hlle at the lame time result In Ihe stimulation ot rubber stums mat tr. vtaisn goes , u,,thrrn Pariflc. by construe- through vHh tha ami nmtchslnnce. greatest asj DR. NERBAS DENTIST Plnlu Eatract) , Caa Whn Dird Pyorrh Cured Phon 4 MaonlS Bld. Flashes- of Life ! i tlon and purchase ej existing railroads, proposes (o huP-d north erly through much ot the same territory. NEW YORK Having been avail braitlful by the application nf 31 lotions and by varloua processes of beauty shop owner In convemloa. Mis I .eon a William. jeWted aa th ugliest woman la New Yotk, 1 Spirells Corsetierf Fur demonstration nf corsets, Irdles. etc.. In your home, call Phone 1TS-Y. MRS. C. R. CAVENOER natarrh work -in America. R. I . i Dlnsniore of tho Cootljear The and Rubber company. Akron. Ohio, pre dicted oltlay In aa adtlres before the social and economic science di vision of the American association lor the Advancement of Science. "Increase rosea nh In rubber will be eompellttl when the supply be comes short." Dlnsniore said. "Now there 1 general Isnrance of the nature of ruober. Aa long a Ihe euiinlv of crude rubber Is adequate there will be no marked adrance- i melt In this Una." true of other pests). The natives of that city I know are rarely both ered, so I think that they must have develop.. 1 en Immunity to then, and that's oil the ht.pe I can bold out tor you. Sooner or later, you, too, wli: be immune. : I can . give, you this hope, for I know that hap pened to me. Have you a little Hog In your family? No matter how much you wash them, dogs seem to act aa stoteheuses for fleas. 1 Mr. H. Will you end for our ar ticle on balanced diet and hint Women who are over elf ht are not Infrequently Irregular and ster ile, and In quite a number of cases that I know of personally a reduc tions of weight has char.getf condi tions so that children have been born. There are many other factors causing sterility so you and your husband both had better have a thorough physical examination. Meanehlle, you can reduce your weight. If yim haven't the Instmc tldus, send for the pamphlet on re ducing I You must enclose elf addressed, stamped ertVlope and ten rents In stamp with your re-; blond pressure, please. They will quest, to secure this.) I hope I can congratulate you later. Th Ditary Preftrenc ef Fleas. I hav a rather tragic letter from a rousf woman who 1 Uviaf ia a anser your questions. Tomorrow Answers to Crrpondnt. Eat barbecue live forever. saanwltbei and
