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Newspaper Page TextPOSEBURg NEW.SjlEVIEW. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 13. 1926 UOSEDUQG NpWS-REVIEW . Issued Dairy Except uraay y tm nw-bviw c., in. . 4 , The Associated Press la eaeiueiveir oniuul t the j lor reoublt- estlsa of oil sews diwaiebs erodiiea to It or so otherwise era)uf )a uif oxxr u ta'UJ loom) fttwi poelUtie. hereus.' Ail fights of rtsjblj. - eatton of spacel dispatch o herein are alto reserved. 11 .UJL7 0. Bf-TIH f ' - , , tomtT-TnuiiM. JCntered aa second elm muter Ida 17, 1M0. at tha (net ctjle M Roseburg, Oregon; under the An of March t, 117 f. fjajty, (bra month, kf aulL. JXU), Jjal SUBSCRIPTION RATM llaily, final month, by ll jDslly, tj carrier, per month- .-Weekly News-Review, by nail. EL ROSEBURO, OREGON,' WEDNESDAY, JAN. 13, Ki." -4.0 . .N Z- A PBEAT yEAE IS PREDICTED. Z i : : 1 1 4 )7' . ... ,, According; to reliably inonnation coming from authen tic sources jypstprn states are gqip Jo experience an era of general prosperity during; the present year thai yi'U greatly stimulate conditions both in a business, agricultural and in dustrial jrajr.' Afijl probably no other state will make greai jr strides thaif jOregpn, being 'geperajly' conceded'' iftai thousands of new peopty are directing their attention to this Btafe vun a view oi maxing ineir permanent nome here, in Jhp industrial fiehf there is potting cheering for the pessi mist, everything pointing to a greater program pf thrift dur- il. ' ' 1 - . i i , ! 1 1 1 I 1-11 J nK uie year, uasuriiin einpiuyuieiit oi samea ana unBeuuea 3abor. ! In a report Just issued by the jJnited States department yi labor agricultural 'and general employment prospects for 1926 are pointed out as exceedingly pptimisfic. Referring to Oregon the report states :. ' ' "A spirit of optimism prevades everywhere in industry. There is every reason to believe that the lumber industry Uvill operate its satisfactorily in 1926 as in 1925. Lumber Operators believe that 1926 will be a big building year and fthat, with the curtailing' necessary on account of weather conditions the next few months, with the coming of spring 'there' will be a heavy demand for lumber, which will mean 'increased employment in this industry. Various cites, Especially Portland, plan large building programs, and resi dent building craftsmen are mqre or less assured of steady employment during the spring and summer months. It is - -expected that the state will spend approximately $6,000,000 'for state highway work during 1926. This work will afford employment to a large volume Of labor, principally unskilled. ;'he farmers predict that there will be a much larger acreage :pf potatoes in 1926 than in 1925, and on account of the urj .jfatyprab,Ie weather the past fall there will undoubtedly be a rtonsiderable increase fn the acreage pf spring wheat to be "planted, in 1926." . . . 2 Roseburg and Douglas county at large will share in the general prosperity predicted for Oregon and' yill show greater gains in a building and business way during the pre-, Ifent year than ever before.' That 1926 is going to outstep 'the year just closed there is no question of doubt and busi ness in all lines' will show a material gain. The fellow, who stands on the street corners peddling a "pessimistic line of bunk that' discredits his own home town '' Will be brushed into the gutter by the optimistic army of progressive business men and other who have a true vision -oi the future. : by bcrts. bates ICOOD EVENING FOLKS i A folltr who aay ; Ho la tht brothor. ' Of a movlo actor ; l In th. vlllaoo 1 ; : Thla wook ' riutrl)n'ht f , . . Fair daintoli n , Caualn local fholka i o onaw inoir ! . Flngorntlla. In ' ' . ' i ' A way that weulj i t ' Dollght tho mott ' Faatldloui itianleurlat f DUMBELL DORA THINK8 A portfolio It a now make of automobllo. ' ' Tho high prlco of rubbor dooan't worry tho atroat corner loafera Who will continue to atrotch tholr hocka In an tffort to aacortal to what dogroo tho gal ar rollln 'Onl. " ' '!(..; ' '. .t when i yye I1- L - . - J '. . Mapponlnga Back in ' thy Early Day of Roaoburg. (From tbe Boaeburg January 71b. '1SK7). rialodoalar, Mr. Ai") Koc, lie tgti pioneer ana proprietor pi mm ciiy, if ry- O. W. DUpmlck, ooo of the lead ins farmera and prominent citizen of Eikton, waa la the city on bus neaa Wedneaday. The pope rata ui Ikton are beglnnina to reaUza the (act that McKialey va 1 elected preaidant laat November. preaented in tho auditorium by the I iconauao anaearor Bociety. 'The public I Invited to attend the pro gram, ao ouensg -arm be taken for mlaaionary work, i . ' l' A number wUI take part in the drama, which; wUI be aa liutruc live one and very Interesting. Tbe cant of character are: Mra. Yan Home. a'Chriatlan ladv !o( wealth, who trie Uf firve p!) ui.akc Mil.. luiciiu, Mrs. Stuart, Let lntalld mother Mr. Boise." " Janet McCrea, a mlaJonary daughter Mia Carotber. 1 -' T Kache), Charlotte and Helen, friend of Janet Florence Wlm berly, Luclll ' U,uaox, Marlon .MCDOl. Tht avtraflt woman pick up to night' paper, reads tho head, "108 miner trapped by blatt,'' artd then aaya, "He hum, lof go to the mm movltt, Oawoe." 1 Judging by the nowtpaper' pic ture, the aoclety ladie buy ,raat of their evening eoetume at tht Jewelry itore. 1 ! , ' : I j : He: I tell you darling, mv love for you le driving m mad. ' ' ' (fne: yveji, Keep fluet about It It' having: the earn effect ' en Papa. : t h it They are placing atrial under ground. Now If the neighbor would place hi loud epeaker there. - Cackle, cackle, Plymouth Rocket Ye can havo th wiaon hnv And the Unolt. knuu mnA tk. k... ! Take 'em, we donf care a darn I Fer jiveiy pw ye lay an egg! Down ' thf mortgage goea a peg. T T T . Ye ed. find it difficult tn und.r.1 atand why girl, who are ueed to izlng up th good and bad polnta of a man, don't make the beet llveetock judge. t Practically tvery modern girl ha th right to chooao' her own hu. band and now what a lot of them eeem to want " la the . right to' choose om on el'. 6clentit ay all th people Laat Tuesday evening about a dozen young men and Vomm of the elite of Boaeburg met at the McClallen Hotel parlor and had a very enjoyable time together while a few father and mother looked on with approbation, aeemlng to enjoy that evening pastime with that fervor of delight which mem orlea of their own youthful day called up. The evening entertain ment began with games of cards casino, crlbbage, 'either, whlsi, etc; Sthlle- the dulcet tones ot the plaqo tent a charm to the entef talniaent' ;But' the I young folka awn tired of cards. That waa too tame, and the curd ". table were I aooo out aside, and the lad and lasHfs were aooa seen whirling in the bi wltchlbg waits, while the ivory keys of the piano trembled uikler the iflaglc touch , of Mrs. Fleharj ihe akiUful pianist - Br -the dlaoatohe in lodav'a na. per It will be perceived that the people eaat of the mountain are haying, a aeriou time of it rain. hall, frost, snow and storm pre. vail, instead of the mild weather. uch as we are ("They '. have chilling the very marrow of the l-bone and Buffering from Intense cold 1 their sad lot Come to Ore gon, you poor frost-bitten wretchea and learn bow to enjoy life. , ' ' -aaMBaaasssaBMaaMaaassssaa riiAirr ninrnn in 1 s.r . n. . sa n n wntsrra I. hHt KlllrKh J ' OHSVaW m f A f A BRO RESIDtfJTS; 11PJI f,'E (ajBwaud mts UukI Wln.1 TAMPA. I'll.. Inn 19 I'nllnw. Ing appeal for protectioa to th ANSWERED LETTERS 1 ' Elmi'ra ' F o" The tiny red better take a hot water bottle to .nm ,.' he du. to a congested bed. than weight yourself town leln: if thla 1 o, a treatment or wilh bed covennb. two of the violet ray will do away i Mrs. george K P. I belie with the trouble. ' " ' that the Cape Cod cranberrlea a Tampa commissioji yeaterday :0f vitality. Consult th doctor by allegations from three negro .bout It. and do everything you organizations, city gad county of- can yourself to build up your eve with tbe trouble. "" lU'"' v,.u...c. ,u John H. ti. Clammy, damp in oeai ui suj i' y" eui- palms usually Indicate a low state ern states. ou are quite right .1. . . i ...limine ham f run nrtnl v ). .. out the full and winter. Mrs. Henry J. is. An exer- Mrs. p. Von der Wjtt Jones, a j fleers today continued to search ueueral health. If you are Aery else for reducing the hips Is as BVtilar anal lgMf!lrawa Ua I fyisi sm .. I 1 a i fc . . . . 'a.. alll.. t laa flat rn thik rtnns m n . J traveler and lecturer Mr. Scott The president of the Culture Club Mr. K. B. Meuger. . Heat with gas. CHBIST1AIH ENpElAVOR bftAKtR IS COMING It I announced by the Douglas County Christian Endeavor Union that Rev. Ira Landrith. D. O.. '' of Chicago, Illinois, the interna tional extension secretary ot the United Society of Christian En deavor, will speak In this onion during Fepruary. The meeting will be held Feb. 1st Presbyterian church, Boaeburg. Ur. lAodrlth Is one of the fore most Orators in the country and a anown master or the American platform. He -waa former presi dent of Ward-Belmont college, and toured the United Bute. In 1116, with the late Governor J. Frank Hanly aa the prohibition candidate for vice-president Dr. Landrith la touring the state under the auspices of various Christian Endeavor Unions and the Oregon Christian Endeavor Union. He has been traveling nation wide speaking on the subject of law en forcement and world Deace. The in- now 'enjoying, ternatlonal sloean adonted bv the blizzards that ' are Christian Endeavor societies In their last world's convention was "A Warless World," and the slo gan "A Saloooless Nation by 1930" waa first adopted by this' society. Dr. Landrith WUI also soeak on tne world-wide for a reported baud of night riders. mttch confined by having aa in- follows: Lie flat on the floor and unu wo scsnm report nave,, door position, be sure . id - raw iu - warped several of fhelr number, to plenty of fresh air each day and Grasp the hand together, tenm Mitl. ih. .11. ' ' , . . n. ... j i. n.iku all ik. mnrlMa tit the arm ni nignt. eueep ouiooora . , : -- If this cannot be. open your rou g .ivu p.v. B.uc Av ouit th city. City official charged that the night riders have been acting un der the- Instigation ot real estate operators who would force the ne groes to sell their homes to make way for subdivisions. 7 R. C. Doby. an aged negro, told thai he was visited by the band, which alter burning a cross before his home, warned him to leave the city within 48 hours. Tbey then left his place. Doby said, and et fire to a negro neighbor's home. Po lice were detafled to protect . the Oegro' with orders to shoot to kUl anyone attempting to molest him or o.e pioperiy. Belief that real estate operators were behind the night riders, in vestigators said, waa based on the fact that several attempts recenUy have been made to develop a sub division which has met with fail ure because of negro occupants of tho property. ' ' NOTICE TO WATER CON SUMERS V.'Btor will be shut off at mid night, Wednesday night, January 13, affecting all consumer on Main street, between Douglas and Lane strevti. ' ailtf CALIFORNIA OBEOCMJ l-OVVER COMPANY mS.A windows fully overnight- I many times as possible without Cod liver oil Is excellent fori making youraeu mzzy. building up and nurlshlng a run Miss Katherlne U I). If you down system, and if you cannot overheated tbe oils when you take it by itself, try the emul-1 made the cream, It would account Slops, but take one or the other for Its getting too hard aiterward. until you are fully built up again. :One reason why the cream separ- Mary and Jane. When peo-Jate Is due to beating tbe rose , pie sleep under too many covers, j water into the oils when on ihey are apt to get blotchy skin, lis too hot and the other too coola s. few all-wool blankets, and a! They should be the same temper Jamb' wool, or down quilt a an'ature when they are beaten to extra covering should be enougn ! gether and never overheated, lor any one. Heavy cotton quilts Heat each In a double boiler to are not much protection, and Ifairly ;hot temperature, and their weight antf tightly packed i hold the pM and wax In the wadding .prevent perfect rest, i tot bath until the wax and spur especially aa they do not give thelmacetti have dissolved in the oil. skin proper ventllatlonr You had iTomorrow Sleeping Fpr Beauty. Wfic f'l T IVIJ sekm .UP A.KirKmor SERVING SWEET POTATOES E - tftodebakar bunas no yearn model. , i ' ' o .: ULUbtUUVIflflttK: f ABOVEJHEFALLS E In ye olden days when a neighborhood dosr waa declared a nuuance the small boys thereabouts treated the canine to :!the tin-can method of expediency in order to bring peace and Quietude to the community. A like "inoculation" should be iven to the crepe hanger who persists in referring to the Natron cut-off as a means to discredit this section pf the itate. In reality this new railroad will be the making of qscburg and all southern Oregon. ... ' . . . .. P j. Z' . North and sout) pf p.oseijurg extreme cold weather js prevailing, with the temperature to the freezing point at a 3riumber of places. Here in the Umpqua Valley we are en joying mild climate, with early crops matured to the extent ;that a frost at this time would not do any matorial damage. w, Q Extra copies of the New Year's edition of the News-Re-Iview are almost exhausted. Thousands of copies have been :rtent to all parts of the United States, a goodly number go Jng to foreign countries. Roseburg and Douglas county will ibe made known to many new people in a very convincing -manner.. ' - Well, bring on the primary election and lot's Ectlle po litical differences. Hi . asA IV TZsj - In yesterday's Issue it was stat ed that tietltlons bad b-;i'n received by the statu fish commission ask ing tor the dosing of Camp Creek. Tbe petitions sent to the state fish commission only. ask fnr th.i Hn. along th line of th equator art I lng of Camp Creek above the falls. thin. That must ba the reduclna belt we have heard eo much about ' BALLADS OF A HUSBAND Some marry for money, Some marry "for epfte, Some marry (or love, and 8ome marry to fight ' There art many raaor)a Why single folk fall; . But lot of them wed tor No reason at all. " . , 'To err le human, to be caught a crime." Notice. We still have one ot the best truck trailer propositions In Douglas county at Snrff's Auto Wrecking House. 329 N. Main St. The stream above the falls has had no iisq tor years and last year, James Sawyers secured 41)00 trout and planted them Uiere. In order that these trout might be' protect ed he petitioned the commission to close tbe stream at that point Mr. Sawyers explained this to the lo cal sportsmen today and will un doubtedly receive their cooperation In the matter. extension of tha . Christian Endeavor aoc letv. whii-h is now found in nearly every coun- j try on the globe and has over HI),- , , ' . . . , . , , 000 societies and 4.000.000 mem' w vrTrw" 7,. . harm W.VSLI.NGTON. Jan. 13. Grain The Kansas City Gazette-Globe1!" Washington i -a; -s of the speaker: "As a plat-; er ,r' xc l'l t uortl aeri held passed. His style mingles the elu- Commerce Commlsslou and com sive plantation melody, quietly I plaints brought against them by permeating as the moonlight and : Washington state growers support soft as the scent of magnolias, ed by Seattle, Tacoma, and Spo with the precipitous fire of a soul kane shipping Interests were dis that Instantly flames out against I missed, injustice, whether It be individual! ' ' o . or national." Guitar, violin and mandolin p!ay- The local Christian Endeavor i era during our 4lay sale you can leaders are making active prepare-! buy your strings at half price. TOMORROW'S MENU Breakfast Sauce from Dried Peaches Cereal Griddlecakes Sirup Coffee Luncheon Omelet Wholewheat Bread Marmalade Cook Its Cocoa ' Dinner ; Hash from Beef Left Overs Baroned Swi-et Totntoes treacled Caullt lower ' Lettuce Salad Apple Pie ; . Coffee hour. The water will evaporate, . leaving a delicious hath of theJ Heat with gaa. Uen'S anlts cleaned and pressed. 11.60. Boseburg Cleaners, phoae 471. . HOT FOX TROTS ON TONIGHT'S PROGRAM L ' : IS SENT TO PEN - -(Aooclattd tnm Uucd Win.) KELSO. Wash.. Jan. 13. A. H. Gordon, fonner superintendent of the Kelso Water lX'partmenl. twice convicted on chargea of em bczzlcjnent of city funds, was sent enced late yesterday by Superior Court Judge Homer Klrtiy to s'rve from 27 months to fifteen years fn tho state penitentiary. : llio stnttneo is to run concur rently with the first sentence of from two to fifteen years. It is understood . that a third charge against Gordon for the same of- Uona to make this one of the larz. est meetings ever held in the city. Every society is urged to have its church people and friends turn out en masse.' , . . . "' . o Dames' beauty Parlor. Expert operator in attendance.. . Phone Itiy-J for appointment. Ott's Music Store. K1WANIS CLUB HAS BIG GROWTH CIVIL WAR VETERAN PASSES TUESDAY Tho Oriental pardejin Pal! room nrrhtaattrm afvpn mustptitn who know dance rhythm, will present to j ',' bo dropped by tbe pros the dancing public tonight, start; ing prnmptly at 8:30 Piano players during our tilay sale you ran buy music at 6c and c per copy. Ott's Music Store.- - DOPE. i Reuben Rlnktum, clean, upstanding, was a fellow to ad 'lnire; everyone's respect commanding, he was full of zeal and 'Jire; said the greybeards, "He's a daisy, lie's not languid, iuii or lazy, and he'll climb the pathways mazy to the heights, and never tire." Said tho judges and the colonels, hs thry played their checkers game, "Some day nil the lcad Hiig journals will be full of Reuben's fame; for the lad was luilt for winning; it waa plauned in the beginning that Dame 3'ortune would be pinning laurel wreaths upon his frame." vnuo uny oncnisisiiic iui nci inig no itu bick oi Borne , gnipnn, ro,ng from tho fac-P'rous condition and the officers disease, and thp doc, to stop his yelling, shot some morphine , lory soon. Wharton Dros. directors and storkholdera were I nn-anj .ira-u mill IJUUIUUIIS SOU 'the future outlook. o'clock, a program of strictly late numbers. Hie orchestra is receiving orches trations direct from the music pub- ami waltars that are bolng reh'aanl i UUUULAO IN A 1 RJINAL on the latest records. "Clap Hands, I RANK ELECTS OF. Here Cornea Charley," the "butter: .-.-,, . . and rgg" fi trot, will bv featured . ril4K3 JMV DUAKll tonight. Thla number la being played Ihia week In nearly every At Ihe annual meeting of the Portlaad theatre hs th program . share-holders of the Dougtus Na humber. It has goba of rhythm tlonal bank, the following officers and Is one of the hottest dance elected: J. 11. Booth, prosl tunes ever played In this ctty. j t'nt ; K. L. I'srrott, vlce-presl-Harold nemta w ill 'sing a new lulls-ident; H. II. Stapleton. caihler: by waits number this evening, en . 1''. I. Clemena. assistant, cashier:, tilled "Sleepy flye." It will bo' and liarrle W. booth, asalsunt worth your lime to sttend tonight's . 'ashler. The directors to serve on dance at the Gardens, If only to the board are, J. H. Booth, K. I., hear the pmMcal program. I I'arrott. R. H. Ilooth. llarrie W. 0 I Ilooth, George KnhlhsKen. H. Wol- If you are going to buy a sheep lenherg. and H. II. Stapleton. shearing machine thla spring, let. The institution, now housed In us hsve your order now. We have i s new home. Is In a very proa ln his knees; this relieved the throbbing, burning; but the I 0AILY weaihcH report ' wedhot pains returning, he wag filled with frenzied yearning u. a. Weather Bureau, local of. ' 3"or the dope that gave him case. W'ljerj his sickbed he de- nem- R'burg. Oregon, at hour Jerted he was warned by old Doc Heck, "Let no opium be p?o!e?ttt7on'i'r. Ir... Hundredth. Squirted in your fetlocks or your neck; if the dope becomes Highest temperature reTiiy i our master it will cinch you fat and fnater, it 'will lead j vJrioJ.' " t.1!!!! 'o' you to disaiiter, you'll become a human wreck." Hut the love Total precip. since 1st month!. .7 -ot dope had gripped him till it would not be denied; and it jij""1 ,r'Jcl" ,or this month 5.;a Ruined him and striped him of all decency and pride; and I I'aiS.'iT'date 1-"P !io.25' Die kept on grimly taking drugs for every little aching till i prociu. from Sepu 1 ! 3iis nerves and soul were shaking and he laid him down and : toud'etici fteoi "aC "ul ;pied. It is easy, the acquiring of a love for deadly dope ; then j .' ws 6 ui 'more dope and more desiring, it becomes your only hope; pwcipiuuon for ts i vou become a wretch forsaken, tortured by a fiend and slink-! to Mar inciu'aivet i t rin, till jaj . lllldertakjcr taken tO the WOV.dgroV.i1 popeyard ! Generally .lr 'tonlsht and -J hurs. , Vhnrad.y evening at :io o cl.Hk .V I ? w . 'day, warmer Thursday. . This will be followed by a mia hope. , - , .,, .,,,.' VM. pEIJU MetcorologUL .slonary drama. ,"Tfto JItr.(' Wm. Thompson, a veteran of the Civil War, passed awav at H o'clock last evening at the ago of 85 yoars, at the Soldiers Homo Hospital, following a short ill ness. j Mr. Thompson was born In 1 Pennsylvania, and by occupation was a larmer. During a few year's time he also taught school. Following the war be resided at Seaside and In Portland, coming from the latter place to Koseburg and entering the home July it, 1920. He was prlvste In Com pany A., 13th Iowa Infantry. Sur viving him are two daughters and a' son, all residing in Iowa. The funeral services were held this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the Soldiers Home and interment fol lowed at the Soldiers Home ceme tery. The casket was banked with beautiful floral offerings, token of esteem from sorrowing friends. New riasses In kindergarten work arc now suiting at the Hem line Conservatory. In speaking today of the local Kiwanls club's program for the observance of the 11th anniversary of Kiwanls International's found ing, B. R. Shoemaker, president of sliced the local club, told of the remark-! hniiini sble growth of the civic organlza- j t0 B medium tion tnat now nas more than H50 clubs and over 95,000 members In tho United States and Canada. The first Kiwanls meeting to be held was In Detroit, Michigan, on January 21, 1916, and that is why the local club,. together with all the other will observe Anniver sary Week from January 17-23. "Th year following the begin ning of what is now the largest service organisation on the North American continent, thirty-five clubs were spoasored in the United States, and at the last Interna tional convention In St. Paul' last Juno the report showed that Ki wanls had made a tremendous growth and was steadily growing," said Mr. Shoemaker. fruit and vegetable. Serve hot. Guest Sweet Potatoes: Boil six lsrge sweet potatoes till tender, then remove skins and slice. Place a layer of these slices in the bot tom ot a medium-sized buttered baking dish, and add a layer of marshmallows cut In f;uaiters (about ten marohinallovs to a lay er). Follow with a second swi'et potato layer, add another marh maUow layer, and unlsh with a thin potato layer lopped with eith er dry cake crumbs or bits of but ter and additional diced marahniul ion. Bake in a mcdiuui-hot oven for about 3U minutes and serve hot. Sweet Potatoes Supreme: Butter a baking dish and in it put the fol- In the average home the sweet 'n,f, '"tur.e, , ae,Jl potato Is not fully appreciated. ?llg"y',th' i1, " U one Lab' Try It in some of the flowing on of butler' PUC1 ,j dishes- ' one tahlespoon of granulated ' , , 'sugar and two and one-bait cups Baconed Bweet Polatoes: Steam 0 nlasbed Bweet potatpes. Beat all or boil sweet potatoes till tender, together with more granulated su theh peel and place In a meat pan; igar an(j bake 2fc minutes (or till lay a slice of uncooked bacon over ; brown) ln a moderate oven, each potato and slip the pan-Into-, Sweet Potatoe, Map)e a hot .oven to bake until the bacon , ge. Bo ,eral Iong -narrow! Is crisp and the potatoes slightly I aweet polatos ,, temler. Ke. browned. Serve hot, move sklns an(1 ,Uce thinly Fry Appled Sweet Potatoes: Pare tbese slices quickly ln deep, hot and core four large ripe apples, fat, then drain on crumpled paper. Slice them into a small baking Put the fried slices in a baking dish, add four medium-sized boiled dish, dust with a little powdered and pared sweet potatoes slsd , sugar and pour over a little manle cover the mixture with siruu. Beat verv hot in a enod boiling water and slip the dish in- oven and sine. oven to hake one ' Tomorrow Crocheted Panti Suit 1 eufftxiAuvy Health By Lulu Hunt Pteters. MDt NORMAL VARIATIONS IN WEIGHT V V 1 LETTERS FROM THE I t PEOPLE ri vV l t f f t f f BOUQUET FOR THE ' CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ROSEnrnC. tre.. Jan. 11. Edi tor News-Review: In Saturday's Is sue of your paper we read with much Interest tbe many compli ments on your New Year's edition all good and as stated, a credit to the management. As a medium of advertising our city and sur rounding country It sura waa a "hummer." Now, let ns throw a few bouquets to our Chamber of Commerce for their part In making It easy for us to send to friends In the east the fine samples of REDUCING LESSON NO. 4. I the rame time of day In relation You've been on the liquid diet to eating and elimination, and In for two days now. You have one , the same weight clothes. For In more day to go, to complete the stance, if you weigh yourseu lie-three-day shrinklng-stomdch per-' fore lunch on one day, then you id- ' 'should weigh yourself before tho I promised you thst when you i lunch the next time: if you want V.n .i0hoii v.. ii v ii 1 1 1 .) li. ...... ! . t. .. il. ... ' ' Iv. j . ""; -""'v ju j i. nuuw cue uciuai variation in Kiwanls Is idealistic, but from had lost from fne to ten pounds. I weicht unless ton .1 ..,;,, ihn It accomplishments during the A Urge part ot this loss Is the! weight of the foods and liquids paar it Is easily noticed that It s:to water umi up to injs time you have taken, and this Is ditfl also very practical. It applies ii"" reiameu in me issues ,cuit to compute.) civic and social service to every j ep tne tissue nuias normal. There is a daily variation ln community that wants it. In truth i"nd '"'J been necfr be-weight due to the difference In the Ideals of Kiwanls are practiced!","'"" S??,Zllea na "e 'er that is normally re- ; , : "'." iu iu BHium. v nen you water logged you have been, tho eat salty and concentrated foods, more you will loose on this three-'more water is retained, and for diet period. That's i this reason th utllv and Ninran. the reason I give the amount that trated fooda should be avoided. wiii oe iosi in weigni. a variation it Is tho woeltly variation In of from five to ten pounds. Now ! weight- that you -should he con that you have been on this liquid ccrned about" J'or instance, jou or seml-llquid diet, the excess -a- may lose one-quarter ot a pouud ter Is not necessary In the system lof fat on a certain day but re end you have eliminated It. Some tain one and ono-quaner pounds of my followers have thought that of water. "That would make your they had kidney trouble because scales show a gain of one pound of this, free elimination of water. ! In weight, whllo in reality you but that free elimination is not a have i,..i nn.., , .. .,, i , sympton of kidney trouble, any- .fat. Ihe. water Is . eliminated VT' I dally, so there ran ha nnlv one Yon will find that when you I day's retention of water at anv go on your T500 calorics dally. Itime, and If you record your and are getting some solid food. 1 weekly weighings, you have seven your system will retain a little days loss of fat against one dav a more water. retention of ntr And vou should show a weekly loss, on 1200 calories dally, of one aud one-half to two ponnds. its a wise plan, on the day be- ln an every day business like man ner. mo xtuBfuuru ciuo win noiu iu I day liquid tuuivirifvaj,i j lutri-iiiig uu juq. xj, mi the HoU'l I'mpqua. 3 II 9 i I J TAT M 1 II liSVC i THE DAILY VARIATION ' OF THK WEIGHT If you have a bathroom scale sit and spoon the new iy- weds ' " oamroom scale ,,---. - irmii ih. thini, s.t w, una i strongly aavise youto get - ""s w " I nil! they think of Mother's bread. on th.n h. ., " weight, to go a little lower than . in tne east in line samp es of 't even on meir noreymoiin i,. .,.k ..... k " " , , usual on vour ralnrUa nrl in eats ,.. county product,. The ua- They'd rsthe, est that breal U,.n SVour" , ana to keep a record of rovr ' ,uu"11" i liou-aiorio The Presbyterian jrhurrh v. Ill have a rot link dinner for the piemb-rs at the chinch parlor on derslgned sent out several boxes, I and Is hearing from them Ip a very appreciative way. One party writes: "We will see the Dlace where those flue pear, prunes and i nuts grew before the end ot 19:6." 1 Another says: "W truly think that If anyone would see either the fruit or the nuts, or the book let Included that they would set-, tie In lunulas county if anywhere, In Oregon." Now what is tru ln our case must hold good In others Let's hear from some of them. Yours very irely. W. A. CRARY. spoon. Oregon Bakery - Ill N. Jackson St ' Pbon A good cream separator will pay for Itself In the" rivam' that It saves. We sell the McCornilrk IVerlng. the lightest running sep arator made. Wharton Bros. daily weights. You will find thst In the mornlnr von will welsh pound and one-half to two pounds loss thsn you did the night be fore. This le du to th loss of water that has been given off by tne lungs I through reoplratloui Sample Menu It. 00 SILK HOSE 79c "Burson" full fashioned silk hose, regular $1.00, special 79c pr. We have Just bought a limited Stock ln moat nonulnr colors and the skin and the kidneys, during all sises. This hose Is guaranteed! me nignt.- it you aoitleat soy-. Jake advantage of thla new year thing during the day, or fat very little, yon weigh less at nl?Ut than yon do In the morning of the same day. heewnse ot thla loss of water through the, Jungf apd kid neys. It you haven't a bathroom scale then once or twice a week on the same eeale. Is often enough to be weighed. Hut you must remem ber these points. It you wsnt to have aa accurate idea of how juuto you cav lost: Vfgs t special. nients there. Price concession corapli- Carr's Store. Buy - them DR. 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