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Newspaper Page Texttwo ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW. THURSDAY. JANUARY 7, 1926. in I MM JIOSEBURG NEWS-REVIEWI "issued Dally 'Except Sunday alw baa mi Tkm Aaa eclatsa rmfc TH Aaa,.lata: Praaa la axclualvely entitled la iha use fr repuBil- "ration of all news dlapstcbea credited to It or Box otherwise credited In r thta war a to all loatl am uallshad ii.raln. All rights mt apull- 'cation of apaela) alapatrhea herein B. W. DATES 11BHT a -BATES " Enter! as second class matter May 17, 1112(1, at thai poet otlioe at Roseburg, Oregon, under SUBSCRIPTION RATES Daily, .per year, by mail . Dally, alx months, by mall , Dally, three months, by mall- Daily, alngle month, by tuaiL. Dally, by carrier, per mwiiii . Weekly News-Beview, by mall, par ROSEBURG, OREGON, THUR6DAV, JANUARY 7, 124. ;:;:: -fft FACE WASHING Even If you are what one man described as a ''cosmetic fan," Hunt forget that one of tbe best "' Mce tieaiuienia consists ol soup "'and water. The right sort ol ' soap, ol course, a good mild quail- ty, and the right suit o( water, soil i. water, 'llila treuiiueut siiould be "' given at least once a day. 1 use the word "treatment" be-- cause face washing la just that. ; You can do It wrougly, ny drying out your skin with caustic strong ... soups, or .making it leathery wltu ' harsh water. You can drag all the lines of your face down by bearing downward with the tuce cioth when ! you wash. You can leave your skin red and Irritated by filling 11 wltn soup and then not rinsing It out '' properly. 1 always advise a cold cream rub the last thing at night, It Is so " very restful and refreshing and .) will not make you feel wide awake, ,., like a aoap and water wash. Also, ' It la more cleansing, more deepry " cleansing than the other method. But In the' morning, you should ', bare a wash with quite warm wa it, ter and soap, and a rinsing with warm and men cold water. For one thing. Ibis washes out tbe stout! amount ot cold cream that ; your skin bas held durlug the nlgh.t( without entirely absorbing, :::: Fx lt aW . .Via V ouseh eO1 Laura A. KirKmart THE HOUSEKEEPER TOMORROW'S MENU Breakfast Grapefruit! '! Cereal GrJddlecakes Maple Sirup CoKee Luncheon Baked Deans Catsup Lettuce Salad Jam Tea Dinner ' Cream of Onion Soup Spanish Omelet linked Sweet I'otatoes Lnscallnpcd Tomutoes Celery . Dread Pudding- . Coffee If one were to Rend out a ques tionnaire to housekeepers in gener al asking: "What is your hardest task?" 1 believe that only a few ' would answer: ' "Dish-washing," ' "Cleaning" or "Cooking." The '. thoughtful onea, who gave time to Ihe consideration of the quest Ion. would reply: "Trying to do my work when there Is discord In my family." For every home woman occa- rlonally meets with this anrt of , unpleasantness which "takea the starch out of" her energy. It Is ' easy to do our household duties when those about us keep pleas . ant.' Isn't it? Hut it seems one burden too many when we are aur ' rounded by bickering, or by aclf ) pity for Imagined Injustices, or by , uncontrolled temper. The thing that starts quarreling ' In the home. Is Intolerance. We are not tolerant enough of each other's ' opinions. That slarta argument. . Instead of trying to see things ' from the other pet-sons point of DietanJHealth. By Lulu 1 nami4ffv ? ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS LUMBAGO. 'wlitn llfllng hrnvy objects, Billing Mrs. P. und her husband, al"'" Idown on an absent chnlr. or stuuilt 81 anil Si, respectively, sutler from j ,, r ,,,,,, ,, t.oluluued lying lumbatto. Hhe thluka tiny are looon ,ie hm. young lor tmt. Mi. the ; "" ''" For Ihe acule allnck, local beat ahe asks for he articl.. on Hp T- , . ,)mk , ,,.,,,,. A aridity, ConHailn and Aluilic I ' Abdomlmil Wall. ' Among the causea of lumbago " are Constipation and heavy abtloiu- liml walls, the latter causing a ' strain on the bark mnaclea, and ' ina be In thia laat request we have ! a clue lo the causea of Ihe trouble . In yniir family, lira. I'. Kvldontly .1...V.. Id ann.ailllMa. WHin Wlttl jour 4M ami from (he tvqtrt for 01,-frtMMi for thf Kbflomlnnl whII. It lonka i thoufch you Lnub trnw fal tummies. So? Olh.r cau'aea are Incorrect .... lure or flat feet (both causing a strain on the back muscles). In- fection In the muscles irom absorit "!! tlon of poisons from Infected leeth sockets, bad lonalls, etcetera, trou ' ble with Ihe splue Itself, abnormal I'.", pelvlo conditions, elocti-ra. 1 ue correiuu., y. ..... " " .... MIWWIW''"".,',,, tmichlng Ihe floor type, and auu geiung ai u.-.. -" bago may be brought about by any j " ... sudJin sti-ula such oa is ottuu , by The News-Review Co., Inc. alao reaervea. president and Manager .8ecretry-Treasurer tha Act of. March a, 17. -14.00 . M.IM 1.U0 .80 .50 . X.OO year and It leaves the skin beautifully clean and fresh and fine, and very soft to the touch. Besides, the mild chemical action of aoap and the tonic properties of water lorm a beneficial skin treat ment you cannot aftord to oe wltn out. Even a dry skin needs soap now and then; mild oil soap like castlle cannot possibly buit 1U Never use cheap soaps, unless you want to ruin your skin. Oat meal soap will bleach as well as cleanse. It will also soften bard water. Medicated soaps .ara only for skin ailments. Mrs. F. D. D. Build up your gen eral health so there will not be the acid condition In your blood, and your hair will Improve without giv ing your scalp the special treat ments. It Is probable that certain foods are causing the add, and It only means a regulation ot the diet for a time. ' You will need the guidance of a doctor In your case. Frequently, sugar and atarchea muat be omit ted for a time from the diet, and after the syatem la cleared from the acid, these are brought back into the diet tn smaller quantities than formerly, until there la com plete recovery. , Tomorrow Fallen Arehaa. ' S HARDEST TASK view (or at least giving Ma opinion ;a fair Judgment) we try to prove ' him wrong indeed, sometimes, when we are vary -rude, -wo ridicule oue another's opinions, j Yet, when we think ovor this question, we ahould nut find It hard to turn over a new lout and atop arguing. Fur, alter all, our home la the oue place in ail the uuiveree where there is any hope ol our finding constant and un changing approval and sympathy. We cannot look for appibval and symiatthy from the world in gener-, al; human nature d liters ao great ly, that It la no wonder that Mr. A. ia Ihe exact opposite of Mr. II. Con sequently, the world la full of little atinga and meannesses and hurts oniy a child expects It to be other wise! And the sooner ye accept the fact that we must encounter I these unpleasant thruata, based on 'the misunderstanding and disap proval of our exact opposltea, the sooner we don the cloak of com i piete mental maturity. I, personai : iy. should feel it a reproach if cer tnin typea of people did approve ot i me. For approval la based on llke- noss. I Bo, when we look at the question 'In this light, we can aee that we I are cheating ourselves If we return ; from ottlce or school or social en gagement, where we have been iBcurred from contact with those who neither understand nor care i for us and Itu-n dellberatuly create Ihe aaine sort of dlsapprov j Ing atmosphere right In ihe one I spot which should give us peace and sympathy ami comfort: Hume Is a place where we can lower our defenses. What we lose when we let world-hcai tlesanesa creep into 1 . II: Tomorrow Recipes From Readera. Hunt Pciers.MJA nld tm'tlunl Khirh U I'dVi-ilva in uietny vtknv 1 lo In m rub ltli MtMi.o litUlm ih; uch km t-Hmptior Ihilmt'iit, cttviT It with fUniM-l und th-i mM over It svihI llmtR h fairly hot (Uiiicu. (Id m Liu.tty hrtnii wh-ltlliiR ttmi!) Aftrr thin trralmont. It th chm ia wvrff, II la la to a Imp tw ! rk nail kwp th mirlt nml IIr 'ni.'nl t n-nt until fh,y i over their Inflammation. 'I Mm Is very dlfflmlt to do hr enelf. lull It be done. !et the three Inch wide adhrstve tape and use pleca long enough to go roiiud from one hip lo Ihe other, stand up. put on one aide, then pulling It as tlehl an' possible attach fi the opposite, side. Anyone who is auh,rt to lumbago must strengthen the mils- clea ami llgamenta of hie hack ly .,.r ,lse. The bemllna rtn.rrlh,d , -u, .rri,, on - m (Continued on JTic 71. setters BY" BERT G. BATES ' ("GOOD EVENING FOLKS " i The flowers are bloomin' ' t , Aa the' It war Springtime , I Th gawfert are 8and-paperln' tha ruat , ' Offn their clubs ' Everything Is hunky-dory In Poeeyvllle And trie birds are Twltterln' their song Tha street corner loafers Havs discarded thalr Macklnawa and Evan a few of 'am have Shavad their chins Tha world looka brighter . Day by day and tha Pallors with chilblains Are beglnnln' to ' 1 ' ' Tska an a relieved expression. . . : . DUMBELL DORA THINKS , An egotist runs an egg farm. ....-' Hare's hopln' that 1926 will put tha Charleston 'on tha ahelf Just Ilka 1921 did ,thi cross-word pu lie. , 1 i V Hank Booth, pres. of ths Rotary club, ia aandin' back hia taller Ro tariana soma naughtly post -oarde from Tia Juana and that'a what wa call eowin' the seed of discon tent Fer shams, Hank, 'far shame 1 f. r '-i . t A teacher trying te Impress on her pupils kindneaa to all animala took; them for. a walk. Hearing a scream, aha .asked,. "What's ths matter, Johnny?" . "I've been sitting on a hornet," was tha tearful reaponae, "and I'm afraid I've hurt tha poor thing." 4 h It la remarkable how many doubtful meantnge an alleged pure minded parson can find in an en tirely respectable Joke; - , Quetner: Could I have just one kiss? 8heba: I don't cater to the re tail trade. ' t I Tha only man who really reseda to know a little about everything ia a buyer for a drug atore. f, THE COMMON THING The things , prrzo of greatest . worth I Are Just thd common aarth; ' I I things on The rain, -the -sun, tha grass, tha uses; Tha flowers, tha birds, tha glor. ious breeze; . . Clouds that pass, tand stars that shine, Mountains, valleys, all are mine; Rivers bread, and open sea Are riches nons can take from me. O' God ia here on ev"ry hand, Upon the sea, upon ths land! And day by day my thanks I give That with theaa common thinga I II vs. Tia a great wonder the Wan dering Jew didn't get himself a pair of roller skates and save his shoes. Being your brother's keeper doesn't mean keep his shirts. A bachelor Is a man who Isnt bothered by more than one pair of eold feet f h 8ome broadminded peruser of this colyum has dropped the word that the ravln'a herein ara not all our own. Thaaa blg-haarted of him. We've klnda hoped aometlmea folka wouldn't blame ua for all the gory details we publish be tween these two colyum rules. a at If you think that this Is a verse, We're sorry to say you're mistaken.- There Isnt a rhyme In the whole bloomin' thing Wa wrote It this way Just to fool youl Ths bobbed hair craza waa orow. Ing a few montha ago and now it'a Juat the bobbed hair. . I'm often bored By Lizzie Myers, Because she calls Her beaux "flat tire a." "The modern btdtime story can't ne toll in polite saaslaty any more." SEATTLE MAYOR SLEEPS SOUNDLY THROUGH FIRE 8EATTI.K. Jan. 7-Mayor Tlmwn of this rlty lept soundly last night thrnucn a ll.'.ert fire that followed a paity hr other persons In the aitartmenl house where he lives. "When I sleep, 1 sleep." explain ed the mayor. "After the llalley (cnnf Migration a Utile fire like that 1 wouldn't eveu causo ma to roll over " The city rtuincll refused to lm ' peach the mayor after campaign led by the U. v. llr. Ambrose M. llalley eniled in a grand Jury rec ommendation of Impeachment or recall. o Cook with iu DR. NERB AS DtTlST Painless Extraction Caa When Oeairad fyorrhea Cured ' Phone 4W Masonic Olds. ,aeTa. . ill 'J Tha Orients Gardens Was open ed tsst night and a crowd of aafpy folka . packed tbe pavilion and danced merrily until midnight, en Joying the music, hardwood floor and. beautiful decorations. - It waa the largest crowd at aay pavilion opening In tbia county and those who attended were loud in their praise of tha new halL Tbe Orien tal Gardena Ballroom orchestra, consisting; of seven pieces, was adjudged the beat dance orchestra ever organised In this city and the snappy trots and dreamy walttes dispensed by tbe boys laat night proved delight to tha dancers. The floor waa orowded on the opening night but there was plenty ot room to dance and it was a happy throng. Another dance will be held there on next Saturday night. The Orien tal Gardena will be open for danc ing on Wednesday and Saturday nights of each week. Many clubs and organlzationa ara planning to rent the hall tor their private dancea. Harold Bemls made a bit last night, ainglng tbe popular waits bit, "Close Your Eyes." Tbe .moon light effect on the hail was very pleasing and the Gardens manage ment plans to feature moonlight walujei oq 'every sance night. , t All klnda pruning and grafting work done, rates reasonable. Louis Dergold, Roseuurg, Ore. , , ' o HA.ND LS CTT. t. Hunter, a wood cutter em ployed In the Cavitt Creek vicin ity, received a painful injury yes terday while employed at his regular work, lie slipped and in seme manner fell npon bis axe blade receiving a cut, which laid his wrist open to the bone. For tunately the artery was not sev ered ajid although he lost much blood before he reaches the city, his condition is not serious. The injury was treated by Ilr. Hoover, who took ten stitches In closing the wound. . - Men's suits cleaned and pressed, $169. Boseburg Cleaners, phoas 471; .'it lit I.-. - i ' ; i t t, ) 1; - . I ; - . , I . M; ' ' ' 'i ' . . t Play 'and you can't lose a) l a KArf ahick DtPtATa e 4) THVE 6ECONO TIME S (Asm-tatad Tnm Uaaad Was.) 4 PORTLAND. Ore., Jan. 7. Al Karaaiok. Oakland, Calif., I A 1 f hjiAvvweleht amitlftr aV ' .a. ih, w .... i 4 three falls from Tad Xaye. lo- cat arappier. . reverse wri.rlock mln- , utea. Karaaick pinned Thye lor the aecond fall ia IS mln- utea with a reverse headlock. a. -,.n k. ri-t.iin. .ii a when, after he had aecured another headtock on Thye. the tatter's seconds tossed a towel 4 into the ring. , NOTICE ' i . : a Hnvina? anld the Wat Rlrln !rrf!. ,1 viot? twi 1 F?JLS?I ,!n a1' toJ "I." all accounts up to January 1st will be payable to me at the store; all later accounts to Victor Boyd. J. D. REESE. at BARNES BARBER SHOP LADIES BEAUTY PARLOR Free shampoos with mar- cel. Special price during Jan- nary. Expert operator In charge Phone 16& J. DAILY WEATHER REPORT n. n . . u o. w earner curcau, local or - flee, Roaeburg, Oregon, 24 hours ending a a. m. Preolnltation In Ins. a Hundredths Highest temperature yesterday 48 evacuant 1b wonderful for conati Lowest temperature last night 41 ' pation or stomach trouble. Stops Precipitation laat 24 hours . 0 ! 'hat txl. bloated feeling. Nathan Total preclp. Blnce- 1st month- .72 Normal preolp. for this month S.70 Total preclp. from Sept. 1. 1925, to date 10.25 Average preclp. from Sept. 1 M77 .... 1BJ4 Tout deficiency from Sept. 1, 1S25 4.99 Average precipitation for 46 wet seasons, (September to May Inclusive) S1.4R r'alr tonight and Friday, normal temperatnre. WM. BELL. Meteorologist. This is tHUNaiw 'one of ihctost famous character in advertising history. Recognised alt over the world at ihe Prince Albert man. You tan find his proto type in any town. He's up on poll tics, baseball and horses, and liat the real lowiown on 'Jfpa tobacco, Hame'tSHUNQH. .Ii . 1 U . hnnc GET out that Utile old jimmy-pipe. Fill the bowl to the brim with Prince Albert and light up! Will you like it? Man, man! Does a kid like ice cream? On a bullfrog dive? You bet you will like it, like you never liked anything before Because, what a man's smoke-appetite hankers for, Prince Albert's got nothing else except! Yes, sir, you can bet your life on that. You'll fire-up right after breakfast and stay with it till the little blue stars wig-wag "Good night." Never was a pipe tobacco like good MM aaV raaWWaaf U BJ VI' . I L J a)W L WB V n Be -Caf. -no other ASHLAND BAPTIST CHURCH ROW OPENS IN COURT MONDAY . (Aaaartaiad (teas Laeaa4 Win.) IdEUFOHD, Ore., Jan. 7 The ault of the Ashland Baptist church ,ot Ashland against tbe First Dap- ,u,t th!lrchlm'-' ' Aolna- tor possession of the church property LZTZTZT.. Ii IT " ""JJ ;T!W..r Evan. ! I;0"nd1 P?'0; .Th. ' "'.! " '.'f"', "1 u S?1 I CDUrc,n' in". a.:PuUutJ.a upholding the astabllsheu Baptis.lc Hnets. and the defend- ??..bu" followora of the "Ainiee UoFheraon four-eouare goapel." In hearing before- tbe etate and coun ty bodies of the Baptist church, the piaintlffa have been sustained. Tbe suit waa tiled In December 1924 and alleged that members of tbe established Baptist chnrch were stricken from the membership rolls, denied admission to the :vu,t" "P"i. me. I '. "indulged in unseemly oon- ildu - called 'holy .oil..!,,,- church, and that the Baptist, lnc rollerlcm Laat July the plaintiffs seised the church by a coup, and stood guard to prevent re-taking. The suit ban attracted wide attention i through northwest church circles 'because of the relttrimia nrtnrlnlea involved, and amoni tie Vitneases will be high BaDlist church officials . to explain tbe "declaration, of Mr Tuttle Can Sleep After Gas Is Gone "After taking Adlerika, the heavy feeling (gas) In my abdo men is entirely gone and I get a good night's rest now." (signed) J. C. Tuttle. Adlerika removes gaa In 'I' IT V ... , I ..a an. .Hnaa n, - Bl,n.l 1 .......... u ... k. ,... - i priEiug amount of old waste matter ijuu uuver muugai was in your sya- I tern. This excellent intestinal I Fullorloo, druggist. FIDDLING KING OF NEW ENGLAND WILL CHALLENGE MELUE (.js"ciltd Prtai Lfaapd Wire.) rr.O1DENCE, R. I.. Jan. 7 Tl:s ail-New England fiddling ciian-Dlnship crown rests today on I the f m rowed brow of Joseph Shl:ps, 1S years old, of Plainfield, Ccnii. lie was proclaimed the eld P. A. Cocl and sweet and soothing, the smoke zooms up the stem, bowling vet pet peeves and filling your system with a new kind of joy. And how kind it is to your tongue and throat. That's because the Prince Albert process cuts out bite and parch ab-so-lute4y! So, slip into top-speed and head for the nearest store where they hand out jimmy-pipe joy in tidy red tins. If you haven't get a jimmy-pipe, get one now. Then borrow a mntch and you're all set for a stacke experience! tobacco is like itt winner of th. old tlm. flddl. Scot te. rt - - contest in which acore of Plr-!ln goM mai t chtck lor M. ants for theitltle competed during 1 penses here, during tbe contest the past three nights under the ! The town criera bare announced auspices of tha town criers. that tbey Intend to Issue a chal- The contest .ntkd hut night ln!nge to "Mellla" Dunham Maine fMllnar ri.iel between isnippee jaml -jim" Oatfney. 71 years old. Monu favorite. i shlppea bad hesitated about en - lering tbe contest, explaining inai "afeared" a recurrence of ViMWr. with bis fiddling and that be might set nervous when he faced the - liience Once In action, however. 1 ' BV.T ." i- .h. t i.i.l "..".'"n'i . h LaU1h ; ' . . .. Co Honie Until Morning." "Arkansas Travel- er." "Johnny Get Y'our Gun, and a RipplingRhijinos THE LAST STRAW. Winrpr rends rav heart blast; often, as I freeze, I wonder why the summer doesn't 1 luct ia f hero ftpnsp in nil the t . ' . , and groan? TBere may De 1 rrwiut ho ahnnrn Frozen IS j .g garbed m mm . froze js thing will not go. Everything around is irozen, ana i won der, once again, why the bitter blast was chosen as a scourge to punish men. Yet I bravely bear my burden as on errands vain I roam, looking forward to the guerdon of a cozy night at home, if the He Man didn't smite me on the back and cry, "Gee whiz! How these ripping winds delight me! What a boon the winter is! Oh, this j ! than they were before, and it summer heat made sore. He love to see it come again, though it bores the man whose giz zard has been borrowed from a hen. He Men gladly turn their faces to the winds that rave and roar from the great wide open spaces up along the Arctic shore." I could stand the wintry weather if the He Man didn't yell, with his lungs and throat of leather, of the cold he loves so well. With the gusto of a Stentor he informs me, on the street, he's a hundred-odd per-center, and he 'laughs and stamps his feet; and he seems to be implying that I am of cheaper mold, when he hears me sadly sighing and complaining of the cold. Every day I am accosted by the He Man, coarse and raw,' and I'm glad his ears are frosted, and I hope they'll never thaw. V " (''ffis ei I a T cuampiuu, - 1 Ford, on bhlppee a behalf. ' ; j CALL FOR SCHOOL WARRANTS ll warrants of school district ; I dorNotld , , ,.,. .. ,hi. da. No. IIS, numbered from 8 to St, ' ". :..7 .f,, ,h7. called. Interest ceases after this " date. I Dated at Dillard. Douglas Co.. Oregon, this 7th day of January, ii- MRE. F. D. DUELL, Clerk. aoajajaaai I Ft? I, asunder, and I hate the bitter f UIT -of the Winds that Shriek r xr,c.Mi.i awA T fta I ni i ... . the WinainK river, ail U1K low n my ty fliwer and the blamed makes the red corpuscles redder . , . , , braces up the muscles that the Men love the snorting blizzard, zsnT rw J.iT 1 P. A. It (. i Hi'r Tmf ttmt, ponnd awtsf klpi4 tm ' 4t, fmm4 rrrfa'-j: hi mrlnt ilk $ftcnmtmtitttr tap. Ami 0Wt wt'h fTf krt nf hr tftW fMM h rwr orW by kW Jrra dibtrt prxtetit.