ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, SATURDAY. JANUARY 23. 1926.
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R08IBURQ, OREQON, SATURDAY, JAN. 23, IMS.
THE NEXT STOP IN GOVERNMENT.
' All through the world, we hear dissatisfaction expressed
with the methods of government. The people of Europe
thought they had made a greqt gain when they abolished
I tings and emperors or took away most of the power from
Zthese monarchs. But they do not seem much satisfied with
C2Jt-mocratic institutions now that they have obtained them.
, Tin the United States you hear much dissatisfaction express
ed with congress and the state legislatures. But all this com
7ilaint will do no good, if it just takes itself out in aimless
picking. The politicians have a habit of promising all kinds
't( benefits if thcy'or their party are elected, but when they
f et into office the people do not usually see any great change,
l'here is a question if our modern systems do not give too
-much power to legislative assemblies made up of politicians.
-While, these men are as good as the average of the people,
. ZLnd in the main mean to do right, they have to handle many
propositions that they do not understand, and can not be x
Uiected to grasp. It would probably be better to have more of
ZJhia work handed over to administrative bureaus made up of
i j i. , . i I . : c: i . i "
""nign cmss lecniucui ttiiu scientiuc ana proiessiuiwi peupm,
who should give the country the same expert service that the
Z&usiness corporations get. In order to obtain such officials,
Tit would be necessary to pay liberal salaries and give them
.VSome permanence of tenure. The politicians in many cases
;yould claim the privilege of naming their friends for these
jojoba. The principle would have to be established, that such
elections must be made on a basis of scientific competence,
without regard to politics. If people are not satisfied with
the way they are governed, they will probably have to look
-(o some such method as the above for improvement ,
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- The News-Review cannot help but think that the plans
..outlined by City School Superintendent M. S. Hamm, if put
into proper working shape would round out an excellent
.. added high sVhool program. The proposal has a construe
' tive ring to it. Anything that will give to the high school
student more practical knowledge, along with his daily
work, is sure to.bring good results. With the hearty co-operation
of Hie various tradesmen in Roseburg it seems like Mr.
Hamm's program should receive the full support of the school
;. board. The plan for each boy to spend a brief period of pie
school year in some occupation to his liking will help mater
ially in reviving the apprenticeship program in vogue more
than a quarter of a century ago and which has been responsi
ble, in a large degree, for many of the present day skilled
"and thrifty workmen. Learning the fundamentals of a cer
. tain trade, along with his high school work, would certainly
;;;give the average student a big advantage over the present
" system employed.
o
- Secretary of Commerce Hoover has made a request for
.'radio sets to give the keepers of the government's 720 light
bouses. One can imagine what a wonderful thing these in
struments will be for these folks doing their lonely stunt
fclong our shores, and how comforting it will be to hear the
cheerful human voices coming over the wastes of sea and !
sky. It seems as if loneliness ought to be largely a thing of
" the past, with this marvellous way of linking up scattered
.homes with the centers of entertainment and instruction.
.The farmer's family out on'some lonely road had many blue
; days and nights in the days before radio, but they have a new
; form of relation to the big world now.
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; Now if a couple of cub bears could be secured as a pre
; liminary to the main boxing events being staged in this city
"the program would be complete.
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Luther Burbank and Henry Ford will probably set up
o creed all their own Luther sowing the seeds and. Henry
' spreading the fertilizer.
FCSKGS
, BY BERTS. BATES
GOOD EVENING FOLKS
7 hay wear no hat
Thair arma are bare
Thalr drasiaa show
TneV knee
They muat ba .i
Rod hot mamas i
Or ala thay'd
feurtly frceiel ' .
J
. On of the' town gala viaited
I local aawbonaa and aald bar
mature their contract.
, . .. . , . . Any organisation which compare
Stat lr rnmraaait t fr"t T anaWlna; tha amaU la-
I Z - .7Z.r7. yivestor to put their mousy t
'Iwflrk. la arnrth whit .Bit i. an.
titled to the aupport of business
Six Yi-un ot proUMllom.
Six y.ai. o today. ,n. pro- TZJ?
iiiiii.ii m..n,im..ni, ! tiuamona OI an kind.
men ot ail kind. For a thrirtf
citiaenry 1 the beat clientele for
blbiilou amendment went into
iof Ta'at Z; . V.:rrI pendln and thulr Income
persona
who bar margin between their
1 I Alt! Sltn Trill . .
mum im
BEATS RQSEBURS
of American life and toe passage
oi me a.lsnientn amenuuinl
found Ihouaunoa of people wlio
wero uiiwliliug to accept u. Thcie
die-hard Uuvo held on ' Id the
forlorn hope that thvy might away
American icntlment to modify thfc
good people to deal with. Al
bany Democrat.
OREGON WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
Baker Bake Moulding . Co.
Volau.-ad act and brlug back light pl' factory expanalon program
wtiica aud beer a an opening of IIOO.UUV.
wedgj to the restoration ot tne ; Ulauop county cranberry crop
day vUua there wa a auloon cn
every corner of tue 'wet" por
tion ot the nation. Hut tnl
minority ha been thinning out,
doc through tho use of bootleg pol-
thraat u.i. darn Mrc Tha
i.i.h si k. '..rf ...h vu k an and through tue realliation
acuta tonailiti..- The hba amilad "' proiperlly 1 on the lucreaae
w.atly and an.w.r.d. "Ye to',1"?1 ut Prohibition.
" .aZl.a i Ihere ure auuae or the prohl-
many people have admired It. . h,0 iw hut .vn th.M .m.
. " '.. are becoming fewer. The great
Tonight I bawth night, aggre- majority of the American pcoplj
gation. and it' yet too early to (realize that Ihe prosperity ot the
oiacaro ino neavies. rciioay ! 'makln lmoortant Imnrnvxmoiila tn
balmy day had u convinced that fore and tuat m.iial condit(ou , ln mDortant improvement to
It wa. Urn to make the lap,are Improving. de.ipue allegation ,8' P" p,(Hlt-v. ,,
but we're not in favor of ooiiV varit"' lure 1 more drluaiug now ,Mvr,Ve t oU-Cnae Can
out were not in ?avor of ooin- yer ht mi. r ninit Co. bad 126.000 for naoduce
auu s,uuv in wage in jnzs. rro
ductlon to be much larger In 1926.
Medford Owen-Oregon Lumber
Co. plan 1500,000 plant Improve
ments this year.
BY SW 35-18
m
ANKLES
Visiting Basket Ball Squad
' Shows Real Champion
ship Form Against
Local High School
was about t.000 bushel.
Klamath Falls New townalte far j,et
auuio aimimui . rmia. ata nine
south, being laid out for Weyer
haeuser milling operation.
Newport City mart Front street
seawall extensioa.Six mlbea of mac-1 team started off well
adaniuea streets completed. first quarter was real Aainplon-
Bend Site purchased for St. 'ship basket ball. Nervousness,
Francis parochial school Idua to Inexperience,- however,
Huppner New Morrow General
hospital here opened to the public.
Heppner Farmers
Spring sneazin' too darn early.
W know a 01 In the village o
prohibition have shon that the
liquor la not needed aa a com
mercial Btimuluut. . 'fbe people of
fat that the only thing she can this nation, we believe, are px
buy ready-made Is a hanky and an ; well satisfied with the present
umbrelly. I conditions to ever again allow the
! . J saloon to tuke the weekly pay-
.u. . .. - : roll of the American wage earn-
THE OPTIMIST GALORt jiera. Grant fas ubservar.
When you hava bunion on your . . . ,
f00t- i . f r ..' -A Brazen Demand. '
Bear them with resignation aweet, About as brazen a procedure as
for you are fortunate Indaad:
Suppose you war a centipede!
! could be Imagined, Is the demaud
of the couuty courts of the coun
ties interested In Oregon and Lai
1,'ltorDia' luad grams, which have
oeeu Wltuurawn uy tue gotuxii-
ment,' for rcimbuiaement. by con
gress for lus of tuxe because Of
such land withdrawals.
'i'hese lands were tuken auray
from the railroad and returned to
the government upon the demand
of the people of tne counties them
selves, 'l lie railroad was depicted
aa a robber of the people s birth
right and every stump In Oregon
lecnoed to the demanus for tor
And If the toothache bother yo, future notwlthstaumug tne fact
Be patltnt when your throat
ore;
You haven't any caua to roar:
At Ilia lik these you well may
laugh; .
Be thankful you art no glraffel
If rhaumatim In your limb
Your happlno at times bedim,
You haven't any rlaht to cuss
Suppose you were an Octopus!
Consider that your teeth are few
Compared to those which you n
mark
Upon tha Jawbone of a shark!
And iV this blithe philosophy
For which I did not charge a fee,
Doe not appear to do you good
Oh, well, I didn't think it would.
'! ' .
a man who will buy hair restorer
from a bald-headed barbr.r
fr '
The cay the life of a dollar bill
i only ceven or eight month.
Maybe, but what a stirring life!
The Aahland feller departed
thi a. m. after tramplin' on the
r. h. . carcaaa conalderably yea
tiddy p. m regardin' which, w
nav nui or nothln' to ay.
Koseburg player and their pas-
Elevator Co.-itln became poor, while the Ash
land team improved os tho game
went on.
Tl.o first quarter wa about
even. In the second quarter the
local team began to go to pieces
and the visiting five strengthen
ed, if first halt ended 15 to 7
Building operations In Bend dur
ing 1925 totalled $414,435.
John Jacob Astor experiment sta
tion at Astoria yielded 46 tons per
acre of turnips and rutabagas.
Portland General Steamship
Corporation will operate Norwe
gian ships from here to east coast
of South America.
Portland Portland Electric Pow
er Co. will add 20,000 k. w. turbine
costing 1500,000. to Its local pow
er plant during 1U2I.
St. Helens Ground broken for
new $1,500,000 paper mill.
Oregon wheat farmers have re
paid practically the whole $396,431 1
Speaking yesterday ot making
the most of one feature, we entire
ly overlooked the feet and aukles
as possibilities of niaxlug the null
way attractive woman look charm
ia. . 1'ioiiy feet aud ankle auu
more to one' appeurance - thuu
many people Uiiuk, especially these
uay of very aaurt sk.ii is. , ,
The nosebure high .chool baf,!; V ... .
ball team wa defeated by i " . . . . .u7
llir l.hlnnri animal k. I CUllOpOU.31 BI1U WttlCII CUKieiy u
of $5 to'l l a ratld fire game Process of taking off corns o
at the local high chool gy nina- u esunS . "'". "" .mva'
lum last night. The HoVeburg !n a1 QUUo ni" ttU
and the -
mucu aa you can at nouie umaius
aeeplug your teet in coudluou.
If your ankles are thick, mas-
foot look smaller and a fat foot
narrower; a hlnh tongue ha the
soon became manifest among ten I sage them to make them tuluner.
tii course If you are ' toe stout.
then they'll be bound to be tnica;
in that cuse diet to lako the neon
from ail over tue bod) aud "tue au
ais will silm -dowu too. liut a
iot can bo uone to rub the tiesu
off, "woriy K off" a pue woman
1 know calls it. She bought oue
of tuoae kuobby -wooden rollers
I
riev wJ
In Ashland's favor. . In the sec- beuuty nops sell tor reuuemg
ond half the local team tried to 'laassago and used it on her aiiaica
rally, but was swept off its feet "u good results.
by the Ashland rush, which gave
the Llthia boys a wide lead and
a safe victory.
Marske. veteran Ashland play
er,, nas high point man for the
visitors, annexing 14 of the 35
tallies for his team. Webber, who
Is playing his first year at high
school basketball, was high man
for Koseburg making S ot the
19 points.
The Ilne-up was as follows:
Roseburg (19) Pus. Ashland
die (2) . . . . . .ff. .-Marske (14)
MoKltt f . . S. Parr (5)
M. llell f....R. Parr 12)
Otherwise, simply rub
aud rub, as hard
kueading tne sain, working
the lingers, pluching
up the fat uuder the sum and to
scatter It. If you can aiiord It, a
reliable beauty snop will bake yuur
ankles snd sweat the tut o't them,
or sell you rubher things to wear
mat win have the same effect.
These last are uncomfortable, I
imagine, but then, no auale .treat
ment need take loug. but the mas
sage Is the easiest and the cheap
est, alter all.
Wear nice shoes and stockings.
For cold weatner, suit aud ' wool
1
i ..vry fas.
and rub.fcVTJU fM
i you can i ! i fl s v
king It wun i PSAivgW JCi3
It, to breaK r.J teir t brrK."-
Keep your looKing mm.
same desirable effect.
M.7 per cent reductions.
begin 11926 reforestation, employ
ing 27 men. on Young's river.
Southern Pacific operating -three
gravel trains to new rail terminal
mat miliums of dollar taxes were
annually paid by the railroad upon
miuons of ucres ot worthless land
most of It unfit for settlement.
' 1 he demand was part of the
Pluchot conservation cruu that
swopt the countiy uuder i.jose- mt Eugene.
velt: The- politicians aensea ,ai Baker Building record for 1925
Issue. Ihe people thought the, i 1474,0,76, b.st la c,tT., history.
wouia get va.uaoie nome.teaus Tn rjaUea-j. q. Helmrlch com-
fpMA. fiti nn In-tnii'iionii rrnm lfr- .. .
Our Idea of a gullible p.r.on leiislaw and, !rom congres., suit jJfVtTdif ''
grunt, and whtn. Ue governmeut
ot mo laud, U held it, pul it .into
tores t rusurvea. soid uume ot Itie
limbur on 8iunipugu basis, so id
aume home&teaUs on appraiatjU
vulues above tnat of adjacent
laims, but kept moat of it, because
WQrtlut'u. ,
, Vv In-a a later legislature painted
a ruiUuight teBolutioii of proun; il
waa roundly abused aa a traitor" to
1 U10 people. 80 Uiti people bad
I their way, tho gtute and co milieu
iOBt the iazea, Uie railroad got rid
v t 01 a ii'iuuii, auu mo uurtuuetruiB
M9fLm ttut a Job. Having had their dauce.J
,f- I i"o yyjv m ni o uun I'aj iuii uiv 4ir ? a ui imuu UU
illMP In tlia turtu ctt liKkt si tn vt'tt i Pnivov tt. I int.
1925. reached $263,131. !,n n,a cn" 01 c"y w
Astoria Crown.Wlllin fn niiut.
Mrs. Frank O. M. To massage
the forehead, place the thumbs In
frout of the ears. With Ihe flng-
iers, rotate all the muscU'a of the
forehead working from the centre
to the temples, and then from the
brows to the top of the forehead.
Bertha G. It you need glasses,
you will be much bettor looking
after vou set thtm. if your eves
n,:.r uiwl titv Mvnin. uiitr Mtrw-J.. : .... A ,uul a.mi,, ..I vn,.
made 24.5 per cent and Lakeside 1 Ti,. I01 uad left this after- ; lBj;i m Decoaling shades t n e ; wooie expression will be affected
.7 per cent reductions. : noon rr ranta rasa, wnere iney f rivr ahadea like gray and gun-, thereby. Choose glasses that are
Grants Pass building program for ?" J? Jr 1 kIi 7 .'"'itll . I mu1 "e th ce,,ia i the least conspicuous; these should
mer and well shaped low shoes, ' be without rims and preferably
will give you the best effect Large eyeglasses,
bows or buckles will make a blgMonday Slenderizing Suggestion. ;
I'acon f .
loan made In 1925. Practically , Wcoler ()... c. Abbott i mixed stockings not too.tulck In
every loos county town has re-1 "e.i ni....g jioore t 0 1 unure. and low shoes, lor sum-
aucea its tax levy, coouille having- ui-imuh uf s . . e, mueu i
Coo'x with gas.
LITTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
YOUR COFFEE CAKE
I
j- .
1A. C VS
& land coiixiv will not, perhaps can-
"Usrn few rounder git a square I "" Interfere baleui Capital Jour-
deal.'
inal.
RipplinRhijmQS
rV6!t nason.
M v r
nu 1 i t t- r RaTx i i
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WHEN WE
WERE KIDS
Happening!
Early Days
Back In the
of Roseburg.
Sti vim;n Aud IvOhh AMNochUioiia.
When ab'runk, Itramwell, atate
bank exaiuiner.-advined bunkers oi
thJ state ajtembled In conven
tion at W'ooditurn to encouraKO
the small Investor 16 place his
money lu savings and loan asso
ciations, he did nothing more
than state a truth, which nmtiy
foreslgbted bankers realise. The
recommendation provide a Rood
topic for consiaeratluu during
thrift week.
It Is fundamental that a per
son to be thrifty must spend less
lliun him flrri llto It 1m OsiliylliV
Calnpoola: J. A. Cole caUKht a I fundamental that he have a place
large coyote Inst Munday morning. I iu which to put. hi savings.
Joe has aeven or eight good coyote There are many persons who lull
dogs, I to save money consistently be-
IcaUKO they become dlscouinued
Klkton: Wild flowers are bloom-! before they have amassed muney
Ins; In Ihe pastures and ou the'euough to make, an Investment of
(From Itoseburg
Feb. 11. 197).
I'lalndraler,
any. considerable slse. This con
dition I less slriKliig than it was
before the system of buying bonds
on in-'lullnient wa devised; but
it is still a considerable prolilem
lor the small turestor. 11 tore
he succeeds in stowing away
nir r-n.,.1- ii.,n,u. m. r .ieuough money to sturt lilra on a
rm-m..r h.v.. all .1.,.! in .,,,1 1 good Investment.
hillsides.
Broekwsy: Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
Stuntnn have returned fnim a
week's stay In Urn. Willamette val-
ley. I
Spokane. Portland, Seattle
Railroad will spend $l.OO0,OOu for
1926 Improvements.
Chehiawa galem Indian school
receives 3t2.50 federal appropri
ation for 19116. -
Salem 53-acre sile and $100,
000 machinery botrgbt for new $40,
000 Unen mill.'
Chlloquln Forest Lumber Co.,
part of $2,000,000 Investment,
starts February 1 with 200 mill
men. -
Portland Steamer 'Roman Rtai
will take 140,000 boxes Northwest
ern fruit to Great llrltain.
A Coke. Pacific
and Northwestern
Electric Co., plan f2,700,000 im
provements during 19JS.
Salera State prison flax plant
will bo greatly enlarged during
1926.
Salem 95 block stroot paving
laid In 19:15, and 96 blocks already
approved for 1926.
State game wardMi estimates
food value of Oregon and game at
$5,000,000 a year.
Rainier Giant mint still BMllt
for Charles Johnson, Puget Island
mint farmer.
Tignrd Four district approve
union high school, and vote $40,000
ouiiuiug bonds.
Efficient
huseke
BY Laura A.KipKnjan
LiCEi.-J.C00?S:;ATiV2 PI-AM
HOShBUftG, Ore., Jan lS.Edl
tor News-Review: This Is an out
line of a proposed cooperative plan,
that will result in a far greater de
gree of home buying; and a pro
gram to establish new ' and help
ful enterprises, and in it automa
tic operation assist In a realization
ot a closer and more harmonious
relationship of conflicting Inter
ests. It is cooperative only In so
far as It combines the interests ,
ot the business man, the farm pro-1
ducer and tho consumer, as all re-;
celve a fair and equitable benefit
from Its practical aud simple mode
of operation. It Is this: It is a 2
discount for cash sales plan, that '
can be adopted by an individual
or business corporation; the Cham-
ber of Commerce can name Its
secretary to have charge of the dis
count coupon books, that shall
have a cash value of $5.00 each.
Tho person who shall be the mana
ger of the plan, and the distribu
tor ot the books will be ou a per
cent basis, and outvide of that: t
printing shall be the only other I .
item of expense, now we will say I are ome oth r recipes
as an Illustration, that all the 1 wnl5h 'rs have generally sent
discount coupon books, and will
mm
TOMORROW'S MENU -Breakfast
Cereal Cook?d with Dates
Fried Eggs aud Dacoq
Toast Coffee'
Dinner : .-
Roast Chicken
. Gravy
Potatoes ilrussels Sprouts
-, Cranberry Sauce
Lemon Meringue Pie
Coffee
Supper
Qilddlecakes Sirup
Lettuco Salitd
Preserves .Layer Sake
.Cocoa
for making the oiif.cull crum
lop to coti'eo cake:
Mrs. O. P.: "Into a small bowl
mcaKure one tablespoon of lard,
one hcniitns tablespoon of flour,
ft!,,, tlll.t, .li.llt ... kr,.m.n ..........
sas City, for every cauh purchase (one-luurtn teaspoon of ground clu
tbe dealer give discount coupons , nanion more if liked. Now miv
henceforth give 2 discount cou
pon for cash purchase here at
home, and not In Seattle or Kan-
lure. Turn. Into a buttered pan
aud pour over the top two heaping
taolespoon. cf butler melted;
sprinkle ti..ckly with powdered su
gar and cinnamon, bake in a hot
oven."
Mrs. W. K.: "This is how
maku the crumbs on a German
coifeo cake: Mix together two table-spoons
of sugar, one teaspoon
ot gi-ouud cinnamon and one cup
ot ground dried breadcrumb. Do
not creaai the butter, but cut It
email with a kuir ', then mix with
the fingur tip. Spread over top of
cake and bake."
hi. K. : "For crumbs on coffee
cake, i use equal parts of blown
sugar and butler creamed together
witu the fingertips anu again as
rnue-h flour as you used butler or
j sugar also mixed In with the
I finders. Flavor with ground cinna
mon lu taate, and a lew orops ot
vauilia. Viien properly mixed, the
crumbs should be so dry that they
will roll off your baud.''
Mis. S.: "Here Is my recipe for
Crumb-like top of coffee bread:
Mix together three tablespoons ot
flour and three tablespoons of su
gar; into tnis put a piece of butler
Dallas did not In. . .int kn.i. 'l... "...1- ".'rT." "anion more if lined. Now
ing by fire during 1K5."" SeT V-mIZZ M ! M.t..!!1''',!- !?,z"? and cut It up with a
. Eugene Telephone line up Mo ,1Prh..nr .h. mr k i".r,r?.i "i "Eno"
are iilnritlly affaitlng Ihe Inaugura
tion ot McKlnliy and good times.
" THEORY AND PRACTICE.
- . When the weather is delightful I behold the passing;
trtrbmps, and remark, "Their gr.ift is frightful, they re idle,
worthless rtcamps; they should all be busy toiling, liko the
; bees around a hive, that their kettles may be boiling when
;the winter days arrive, liut they're loiifing, they are bnak
"ing in the sunlight at their ease, and next winter they'll be
m asking slabs of bread and Sweitzcr cheese. ' They'll be ask
r.inT for a wiener and a pannikin of kraut, and I'll rise with
;tern demeanor, turn them down and run them out. For it
is-not wise assisting men who will not work for pay, who
are wotting;, weening, wisting that they'll always bum their
-way." Now the night is dark and dreary, and the bleak
I winds roundly roar, and a hobo, gaunt and weary, comes be-
'seeching to my door. He is sad and temiwst beaten and his
I
I 1 .'
I Flashes of . Life
.f.M..UKAI--A bin lialoueil
ahlch once carried ElliabtMh I, Ihe
gayest ciarlna. I among hUtoilc
state rai-rlagi1 .put among the r.
1 tha n.aManli ran not hiw Ihn nn-
ven litns of Imperial Russia lived.
NEW YOUK-llarry Hlnrlair.
Harry l'ynn Whitney ami other
wealthy turfmen nre going to In
diilm In the aiiort of kings tn an
exclusive colony at rnlm Kearh. ait'orlnAon
iiehinu a nig fence, with tne gnioa bonriK
Kuimt.d day and nirht. Ihere alM 1 1'nder the savings and loan
will Ih iil.i, gulf, irunia, bathing 1 plan, an Investor may build a
and dancing. ' bouse if he desire to, after he
f - ihas paid In a certain amount, or
V W itlt're . I . ... I I h maw ninilmin tha iuvm.nl.
fjet are sore and raw; days have passed since he has eaten iyoun woiu.-n hve brm threaten- a mvimt- and investment mr-
'i m ctiurt wun lull sentences u ly. tiui even n ne aiw not
ilhey don't stop vamping the alewb'h to build a home for liini-
aeir, he In enahltug some teher
thrifty Individual to build oh!,
tierause he 1 piling up capital
which run be applied tn the orh
of bulldiug houses. The avmca
and loan auuacrlb.tr U therefore
a capitalist bvtaua he Is prevld-
ing money which develop, cou.-
he finds tumo
pressing need lor tho money and
he spends it. Ferhups he slarts
anew, but the fact that he has
fallen onre, makes It more diffi
cult to succeed on the scoiid
trial. And before he real Ires
what he has done, ho finds hut
balance wiped out agin.
The value ot the savings aud
loan association plan of saving la
1 1 hat the Initial payment is an
inconsiderable sum, . an amount
I which any person can save out of
hi weekly pay check, lie be
I come an investor as soon as he
nmkea his first payment. More
i over, the savings aud ltkn imest
inicut is a safe one. It Is pointed
out that during the 30 year that
'have elapseid since the assocla
! lions havo been placed under i
state supervision, not a slnglo
has gone, uy the
Anything but frozen straw. Can 1 let him cat a fritter, can
-1 let him warm his shoes, can I let a stricken critter have a bnya. several atudeut havc.'iup.d
-couch on wnicn io snooze.' wnere is a i mo elocution i nan
"planned for such a skate, where the hard, stern resolution to
I propel him through the gate? "Come you in," I said benijen
;iyV "Come and rest your weary legs, arid my aunt, who
-cooks divinely, she will fry three dozen eggs. There is ba
con in the larder, there are prunes and graham bread, and
my nieces, with much arder, will prepare for you a bed.
"While I have a roof and shelter and some custard Dies in
"store no eld footsore hungry neltcr will be chivied from my !. conn , tin personal property ! us.
jworth $tiVftoo and guardiau have fur
NEW YORK -No longer will
movies too naughty for th rniti-d
Xtait- find a market in the Initth
East ltiilt. rrndocers have re
ceived notice that films nmsldei-
ed ronrrarv to nubile order or . otuniiiea.
mornls will be aeired In IlaiuvU. j Persons who save money In tbl
. way are asset to their several
NBW YORK Nine ye.ir old co;umunllles. ' They are puitiug
Madge Can lngtiHi Ijildlsw of Cos-; Ihelr nioury w here it do.- a
ful work beside fnrmlnf a
nd which will come buck to
ivriuia nvur uignnay win do re-1 merchant ha
UUIIU
Oregon completed 150 miles of
federal aid road during 1925.
Multnomah county plans a five-
year road program to cost $5,392,-BOO.
Portland Columbia Hivcr lum
ber shipments for 1925 were 1.U9,
036. 917 feet, worth $27.S47.S2S.
A number or mcky Islets In the
Pacific along the Koosevelt high
way, have been designated by
l're.,icle.it Coolidge as perpetual
bird refuges.
Willamette and I'mpqua Valley
broccoli la expected to yield 2,000
cars.
Cascade Hocks West Coast
Power Co. building $15,000 line to
Warrendale, and McUowan's can
nery. New highway bridge over Suls
law river, t'ushman to Florence,
opened.
Pendleton Sunnyslde tomato
grower shipped II carloads of to
matoes during 1925.
Eugene Contract let for $100,
000 lllm studio St The Draes, near
town.
Marlon county spent $537,791 on
road In 1925.
Medrord 1925 fife loss was $2S.
587, only one-hnlf of one per cent
of valuation.
money that tie be . mixed till
paid for coupon - are in."
Ul not fork iUtO flmall rilere then Uht.
all the Ingredients j ly toss the mixed flour and susar
books Is Placed in a designated Another Reader Frlerd: "I make !evnly. and last sprinkle on ground
hank where it shall remain intact, my coffee cake by creaming one-1 cinnamon. Bake the cake for 20
uut uo ,iuiw ..Mi BuuKiru. twunu iuji vi umvr wun one cup i minutes.
funds have accummulated for a of Bugnr; add onu egg beaten,' and I A Header: "If 'Miss B. .W.' will
ues.ieu purpose, auu men coupon tup ot com, seet nniK. use bread crumbs instead of llt
Serle. A .hull el... . Sift tni-nlher n.. .n.l holr . .. . 31 . OI 'r1!
- - " . "- iuf. ...m, nuicu ner couee-caKe-ciuniD-
sorles begin; and the giver and flour, one-fourth teaspoon of i top recipe calls for, she will have
the receiver of all the coupons of j and one teaspoon of baking Jno trouble. I use coarse aud fine
Series A shall share on a basis of! Powder, then edd this to the mix- ciunibs mixed together"
itv-ov in me interests or too new t
useful enterolith: and vhnt vnnlil
hi. nf ereali.r lMinefit tlin. i-nnn. I
eratlve farmer marketing bu.ii
nes's? It will bo a very Bimple mut
ter to keep account of such a p)an,
let the custodian of the books is
sue them only to tho manager In
lots of GeO, and let an auditing
committee examine the fund in the
bauk at specified Intervals, de-duct
the value of the books on baniL
1 TTOlArTY
Diet-dHeaith:
oy l,uiu Uunt Peter S.MJX
GET-THIN-QUICK SCHEMES
the manaKer percentaage. and the I (This is an article I ran for last 'enouch neonle holt,,-. .hn. .h..
cost of prim-in, and . have It. year's reducing class. I will auti- and f an, TinJ Tlo astouml vm, hv
Tht. plan I. void of se-ilshnes. ondale the questions of th.s year', )telllnE you tn"! hey are rife" Ab
greed. and anyone who is not pre-, class by running the article agam.) loltitely' You will ef ihfn te
Judiced acainst every plan for civ-1 There are probably millions of YOU FC'1 LOW th VuBi-r-Ic
bettc.ment. can understaEd snfieieis from overweight in the I TIO.VI Th. VtiJ...... v
I through self coacepUon: that the,Lmied States, and theie isn't oneldo not a;mear in Th'.ViiJ.u:
good derived therefrom will be I among this number whj doe not I ments. You will whr Vhm I
apread like the dimaUc blanket ofl','t,, rodute. Capitalizing this iquote from a mmnhiet .hirh vna
the best
Read it
Heat with gas.
ORIENTAL GARDENS
DANCE IS ON TONIGHT
The Oriental tianlens Ilallroom
orchestra will feature "Who" and
"Five Feet Two." the latent fox
trot sensations of the country, to
night at the regular Saturday night
goodnes over Kostbara and all of "oleJge, and the fact that diet-:get when you buy one of
Uuuglas county. uu -rclslng are looked upon advertised. Here I Is
I am. very truly yor.rs, j a hardships, unscrupulous cou- (carefully:
ioticn. and' .alts Im mZ rJ"C?.a. canno'.
i . . . . .-.,u.tj i, yi,u nut in tha in.
tuirnns- Ueauty Parlor. Expert i', uu D ui.i- nat you take off outside (!) IT.
..f- ln m -. ef- im Tllb-liL-LVmLi :.n.il
iney bisks anuriiii; statement i hiat i (Mj ELIMINATE SWKKTS
In blatant advcrilsen-.ent (hat II 'AND STARCHES FROM YOLK
yon will use their piopaiaiion I D1KT."
LOUIS U.
operator In attendance.
toy J for aiipoiutment.
Phon
SPECIAL NOTICE
.
Al 1 members of Asenlnn
Commandry, 'id visHnig Ifir
Knights and their ladle, are
party. The rianeint starts promptly ' requested to be at tho temple
this evening at X 30 and I ml I
lions point to a fine attendance tonight.
DR. NERBAS .
DfNTI&T
Painless Eatraetlon
Ca When OeairaS
Pyorrhea Cured
Fhon 4SI Masonic Bids.
oa Tuesday evening at 7:SC
Full uniforms Kill be worn.
A good program nd r freh-
mem will be enjoyed. You
are fxrectcd. to attend as re- people who t lieve Hies..
qu.-sted.
wl" sienoenie- yon. -melt"; ifnt that snappy and llluminat
vou. ete.tera, without any effort ing? Road on lor further enlight
en your part except Ihe mere ap- uient:
plun'.lon t'l their product. Com- "FXEKCISG I.V ADDITION TOi
loiind figures of astoundlnrly fat I'SINO (our product) Is MOST
womn with Inner slender, heatui- Itiil.l'ITL AND ADD3 TO YOl'R
fully tonn.-d outiiiiea are shown 1 REDUCTION AND GtSrllAL
Indicatinn ahat will hnppen under ' HEALTH." '
the lnaiiueiit. Clowlng testimoii-' Hut listen, my dear followets.
I.s aj.i) eniiiir.r. proansea leap ul'agnln 1 quote-
',,i,Jn!.l,.hiri,rU'.h,h' 1 ."V.Ur ,ir" lar n" Prouuce
lasciaat- ing powers are very strong. How-
W. C.
R I
Do you want
to b eve.-, yon will see decided and
w mg claims:
I..1.. I.M, w sienaer and b-:-a.itil as a girl- jmnrn rapid Improvemett wlih Teach
hecciJer. rub this on a few minutes lit the Jar.' " n
GILK. . mornlr.g-rub that on a few min-i This llm- ..i.i,n , .....
t.mlncnt Commander. "tea at night-at whit you want 'hoping, and wh., i. 1 ."
'WW
?h, 'lsc.-y0uu get point, keep, you hopping wUh 7Z
, thin Quick:" Mo, 1 don t believe (Continued on pale J.)
... 'mm aproiumi.
' tUeia with tut: art when thay