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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. TUESDAY, JUNE 29, 1926. ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW ' Issued Dally Except Sunday by The News-Review Co.. Ino. llt-uiUer ul The AMMuvmletf 1'rr.a. ' The A.tuul&ted Proua 111 exclusively entitled to the Ul for republl ?tluti of all new dlgpuiche creulted to It or not otherwliie credited In 'thin paper end to ell lo.Hl newe pulillahad herein. All rights of republl- .imn or epei.i'H niHiwinwn niTHin B. W. UA'l iSS... 8EIIT G. BATES ftliueruU us Hccond oIhhb mailer May 17, 19Zu, at tho pohi office at . ', Ko!l)iirK, Orunou, uudur the Act of March 2, 1878. SUBSCRIPTION HATES Dully, per rear, by mall . Daily, eix moutiia, hy mall Iwily, tli'oe monUia, by lualL. Inuiy, uUik'io inuiitn, by man ually, by carrier, mr B,ouui -v'tibKiy Nowa-ltovlufr, oy niftU, jr ROSEUUHG, OKEGON, SUCCESS. America is'pliiying with definitions, says the Portland Journal of Commerce. Democracy litis been defined by the 'Jcffersoninns. American ism has been plumbed by the pro ponents of liberalism. Now comes those who wrestle with the meaning of the word "success." ; The Forum has been conducting a contest. And this -is the winning definition: Success is the irony of ambition attained. It is, one agrees, a clever and a troublesome definition. Jt destroys success in the art of defining it. For success im plies fruition, completion, satisfaction. And yet, in practice, the human being who gains his objective and realizes his am bition finds that fate has played a trick on him. lie. is not overwhelmed by a feeling of joy, satisfaction and restful comfort. Satisfaction is still beyond the horizon. The definition which won second place in the Forum's contest carries on this idea. Here it is: Success: To tho teacher it is the guarded vault of the 'banker, to tho business man it is the fertile field of the farm pr, to the soldier it is the lilting verse of the poet; it is the pasture on the other side of the fence, the fish that gets tuvay, the pot of gold at tho end of the rainbow. ) Is it, then, the other fellow who has attained success, jic-ver one's self? And is success what the Bible says faith js, "the substance of things hoped for?" v la it not necessarily discouraging if this is true? We may walk toward the east and never get there. We may gravel toward a star and still remain on earth. We may jH'chieve, We may do things more "successful" thah others, iiid still fail to attain the beatific relaxation of effort wo lfiii)k success to be. ' ' v j The successful man is not the man who attains, but the -man who makes a good fight, sticks to his loyalties and con sistently grows bettor according to his own standards. He flights the good fight," He runs tho race and finishes, at 'deaih, the mortal course. People any of him he lived well. ,! ' CHINAMEN. i . ! The Chinaman of fiction is fiurce and full of guile; Avithin his ' jurisdiction are stratagems most vile. He hales the pale Caucasian with an undying hate, no logic or per suasion that haired can abate. Jlc's wise in all that's sinful, find ere he'd seek repose he'd like to give a, tin full of poison to his foes. In countless books we' find him up to his hocks jii gore, a swath of dead behind him, and lethal plan before. ;i5y methods strange and ghastly, that only fiends pursue, he ;thus increases vastly the work tho sextons do. Ho is the j'tist and weevil among the human wheat; he is the thing of -evil that moves on panther feet. He's bent upon upsetting -the culture of the whites; at this wo see him sweating, in "books, by days and nights, litil only in the fiction of llohmer ..Mm mat uuncti noes lie piuiess aouiiiiuu m uufiu muii iui liis lunch. 1 slutlv and I Douder with deen and nationt care, I V , , ,,, ,,, ,..' i,. II,,. vmiiK.u.i... ..., .......v.v. l.v. the Chinese waiters who bring oxotfe traitors and flowing pantaloons. I deal with Chinese ",;:.,.. L..,il ... M1..,,, I -evil trait to inc. 1 sec the C'luriuso tocku alon; and Jind no 'guilo. and nothing could bo .sweeter than is their frioitdly 'niilo, .They're mild and inoffensive, about their chores they "ciliasc, and have no plans extensive for ruining our race. Jt seems a shame lo slander these strangers on our shores, who ;quiotly meander about their divers chorus; we'd better use -our powder on somo more deadly group, and let them eat their chowder and wholesome birds' nest, hum p. (Aw.H il'-.l 1'n-t.a l,wit Utrr.) WASHINGTON, .tune "jH Seven fir eight I hull. ami I i :n.s air .homeless in the Hood Mrlcketi town of Leon. Mexico. Ainei i an ire Consul Taylor at Ar.ua.-- Calientes. Mexiwi, repelled today to the stale deparduehi. Tin- pmr s-t-rt mils ol 1 I tie. cliy liiv bt-rii ladlv dun t need, the ir.- i .m.-nl lepnits. 'l ie nuniher of dead Jc ui unUnewn. Funds are m ed- d. lie said, lor idielter and lo remove debris and , refuse to guaid aj;ali.st the dait r -of epiilemiLS, So tar there aie no Americans repoited mifMin:. " . The Ajuerlean lied Cros inak i ,'lng a study iu view of lending ad Mlitioual Miipli'" in addition to "Jfo.OUU alteady t-riit. If vou would like to Increase your bank ufeount. huy n building lot in .Sutherlin. BANK ADVERTISING WILL 'q:i.-l-.l liv Major llukiT lo do till" BE CCNVENTION TOPIC 'I'll'' alTalr I 1111 tmierim'th M ' ' . ich)HK' inatli- Itv l;'v rliMiu'lit i y (.Wwnt. .1 I'i l.f.wsl Witr.i I'lJlllii- f Porlliniil lhal paillhlillK - 1 POHTI.A.'l, ln'.. Jlllt" "3.--;iulti vii: an lampanl hi tlio city Jlrihoila of bank ailvi'rllslnu anil and Hint tlio inavor Is nnionsllilt'. busint'sB li.indlinK will be illscunodj o- . by bank mlvortliiinff nion at n ron- Whnl wmild an rast nnd west yrnlloa in Sun Francisco July 7j railroad mean to Sutherlin? ere mno ri-imivpn ,.1'roulUout and Muuager .-.Hucrutai-y-Treaaurer -14.00 X.UO - 1.0b .. .60 . .10 - 1.00 yur TUESDAY, JUNE 29, 1926. ,i,, ..,. 1 ,....,. i vinw ! ,.. ....v.,.. me luscious prunes, who wear i ,.( ..m-nr mwn iiw o m 1 . . and s of the I'arifie CoaM Adver ' rising assoriatlon. Among the suh jrt l.H (ii be lulieil up t ill he news papMr ad ei ! i:M ni;, employes' eon Ir.si tin- new lue-ineHs. radio ad .tiiMiiM, value of wmiien's hank i I in; depai Inient.-, sale deposit and linist :elvirHsiliK Display nf nd veniiint; inaii-'T fiom all I'acific eoasl titles will be h ftntute. NE9 I Ml-I I'l.M I..-., S 1.FM. Ore . Jniir nor I'ieree has not ieine (leii.'ial Van barge ot (he gu 1 - . C lie. r ' a-Iv.-l A Wt-AI.. lid Jurv i v :( ii;at ioti In Pot t laud v -lain r lo i:aiMtdlng and vice eotidlMon- i -irrla the BOM'rnor lutini?.'i l iti.i he on id not reaeh a d,'1'ii"U in the matter until Wednesdav Tin- governor was lequested yesteidn ' I'lstrlct Attorney sianley M il i'lMiiitiui in iisk Vi'.n A"lnkli' i laki' lutiK' Mit.s liavliif; bcfn iv- m PICKING Qool EvENiNa "Folks Tho wisecracks wo Read daily in the Press of the nation Always give us a gigolo So we're passin' On a string of 'em To our colyum fans today, fr DUMBELL DORA THINKS This is an easy way to write a colyum, 4 "J i Dayton News News that the Rlffians have renewed their war Is a sure sign that winter Is a I moot over, h ! 4 N4W Haven Journal-Courier Chicago's inotto Is "I Will." It will be rather sorry if under bandit pressure a new seat must be cast bearing the words "I Can't." Milwaukee Journal A puzzling thing about some divorces Is that they didn't happen sooner. ,4. Boston Transcript Now that flexible glass has been Invented may we look for the coming of unbreakable eyeglasses? i b I Wall Street Journal The Install ment buyer can claim that ho con ducts himself with credit. Kansas City Star Mr. and Mrs; Douglas Fairbanks are selling their $300,000 home in California and will build a new one. It's tough when one has to leave the old homestead. ; Oklahoma City Oklahoman Pub lic officials are firot sworn In and thon cussed out. . Boston Transcript Why don't some people just have a "grouch week" and get It out of their sys tems? J Altoona Mirror The quickest wav for a doctor to lose a natient is to tell her it was only a minor operation. -J. .J. Dayton News The robin is praissd for coming back but no-one seems to think of cheering the sparrow that never goes away. Milwaukee- Journal Our own weather forecast for the remainder of 192G: Loud wet and dry squalls will occur during every month. ! r" 't Des Moines Rcgister-"Ma" For- Ti1P fjulh-a Aid will have a vaca pusoii i Is oomg to run for re-eleol f,. the montls of July aml tlon because her husband has not;AuKust been sufficiently vindicated. Seems; Mrs "ski.lnr Mrs Wnston. Mrs. to be a hard job to clear that man's 'Grc,.n ,, M,.s ARVl. aml ,laugtl. reputation. ( Pr f rtoseburg were guests of b V 1 I Vti-u 1hil 111, m, toll Thiimlav Indianapolis News-Oh, well. what a man saves on his federal , Income tax he can pay out in increases In his local taxes. I - -I Detroit Newo One of the per fectly legal food mergers is suc cotash, i i Baltimore Sun Everything: Is educational Think how many mor people now know that bitum-' nous S somcthina you burn, Pittsburgh Gazette-Times The kin0 and queen of Spain should visii imc uiiueu amies, i nev wouiu ;8ec what it was that Columbus die-; icovorcd - -l- MHw.mkee Journal Seventy- f five Texas girls are going into the mountains to live a "back to na-i tore" life for a time. Tired or ! carrying the heavy burden of ; clothes in the city, we suppose. I -I- l Philadelphia Bulletin Bryan estate of $668,000 bears witness that it pays to bo a Great Com moner. ! Cincinnati Enquirer Great Brit ain Is threatened with a coal strike, but in to the hour of noma to press she had sent out no S. O. S. for G iff Pinchot to come over and save her. , ! Boston Herald The best thing i About a jai composition is that any chord is as likely as ahy other to dc tne last. 4 ! Kansas City Star A Pans mo-' diste says any American husband who wants his wife to be smart must spend $6,000 a year on her; clothes. But unfortunately a good many American husbands are not so dumb. D.iyton News Vibration set up hy a saxophone caused a square of plaster to fall on the player's tcid. Retribution is not usually bO swift. Xafc ipci'luud SC3: "The humidity it wot makes talkln' ,vout tho weather interest!"'." 11 0 RIDDLE LOCALS RIDDLE LOCAL8 Kd Owboin wus a Jtoneburg vis itor Monday. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Manuel were vla .liuid ul the C. F. lilundcll home bunuay. Delllia Blundell of MarshfleM is visiting her aunt, Mrs. fhil filuu- dcll. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. -Lawrence visited at the J. R. Lawrence home Wednesday. The school election was held Monday, June 21, at the school house. Two directors and a clerk were elected. George Branbam was elected director for a term of three years; Klza Logsdon for one year. and Ivy Dean for clerk. Elder A. Walker of Kugene held services here Saturday afternoon at the Guild hall. Alfred Coote and his mother, Mm. John Carter, and A. Walker drove to Kugene Sunday. Mrs. Carter visited her daughters and Mrs. Coote drove to Houkina to visit her eon. The party returned early Monday morning. Max Kim mel, the cashier In the bank, has moved his family here. They are living in the apartment back of the bank. Grover Hughes of Klamath Falls is visiting relatives here. .Mrs. Tom Sims and her mother, Airs. liatea, were Iloseburg visitors Tuesday. The owners of the Silver Peak mine are busy these days hauling ore. They are shipping to tho smeller at Tacoma. We hear the owners of the Brad ford mine have found another pocket. Miss Kathryn 1)1(1 tot went to Roseburg Tuesday to attend the Marsters-Pearey wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Hoehrndel of Roseburg were guests at the Did- tel home Wednesday. A. F. Becker is painting and putting in new fixtures in the building he recently purchased. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Uradstreet left for Diamond Duke Monday to spend a week fishing. During their absence Mr. Henstey has charge of the store. Mrs. Gerrett Smith returned to her home In Portland Wednesday night. Mm. Rockhlll left Wednesday night for Chicago to visit her daughter and friends. She expects " DB Kn - six weens. Mrs. Chase Oftedal returned Albany Wednesday. Mrs. Otto , Weaver of Gardiner) is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Jane j I Willis. j j The Thimble club met at the! (home of Mrs. Phil Blumlell on the j Shoestring road on Thursday "aft ernoon. There were a number of out of town guests besides the members present. Tho next club meeting will be the fourth Thurs- ! day in July with Airs. Otto Logs- I ,lrtn ' Mrs. Claud Riddle of Newberg ' is a guest of Mrs. I.ou (Irani Mr. Kverett anil Mrs. Laura MeaKher were Hoseburg visitors Thursday. Mrs. Lnvina Jones of Woodburn .was a week end gui-sL of Mrs. II. A. crow. Nhe tnen HMI. lor Can yojiviile whero she will keep house for her brother, (ieorge Jackson. Mr. ami Mrs. Raymond Aikens have returned from (heir wedding nip and are now at home on their ranch on tho Azalia road. Mr. and Mrs. Amspoker. Mr. and :.,M.;, ,.. .r,.,,. s,ri,,. ',,,. VI i- uiwl Mrs f'lnul a r i x..i.t.... ,,.s . ii. (m""ia'i aorritt Smith were in . and Mrs. Hoseburg i p i may. M r. and Mrs. Pete Did tel. Jr., were in Roseburg Saturday, Alfred Cooto and a party of fl'letids drove to Sunset Heach Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Didlel moved Saturday from their home near 1 1 own (o tne piace tney purcnaseci from M r. Harrison on the Azalea road. On Sunday (hey entertained a number of Kosehurg people and a slMer and her family from Kver el(. Wash. Mrs. Arno Ofledal of Fargo. X. 1., is visiting at (he Ofledal home. i Would it surprise you If Mvool,". mill were eslablished n in ' 'Sutherlin alley? ' j T orDM $ dUKIi HILL --To Mr. and Mrs Frank ,i n,n ln .ju-relwond. Tuet,dav. Jniie U'.i. llU'ti, a son. ""' IM SON To Mr and Mrs. V, p. Fuson. on Kast OotiglaH -ir. t t. lonlu , June L'. llt.'S. a datiKli iTTl'ATltlt'K -- To Mr, and Mis Cerald V. Filpati iek. of tt'evt OoukIhs street. Ilosehtux. S..tiinlav. .ttitit1 M. I :l'i;.jit Cianis J Pass, a daughter. Is it unlikely that furniture ' tiiriory should follow j t mill? Watch Sutherlin hie saw Valley. Ayway, you hit chance when you Sutherlin. not buy trtniliC a lot in : DR. NERBAS 0 DENTIST Plntew extraction Gai Whan Dailrd Pyorrhtl Curd ItiotH 4tf ViMil Bid. to! ARM MASSAGE Don't let your arms grow ugly. If you are too thin or too fut, they will lono thoir attractive Khupe; you mut do nil you con In the way of exorcising and niaa saping them, to keep them nice looking. I should like to roeommend a little dally message, which will tone and strengthen the muscles, and If properly done, will prevent that terrible flabby Hue of the I upper arm, which Is one of the signs of middle age and a too comfortable existence. Kor five to ten minutes every day, massago one aim with 4ho fingers of the other hand, working tho flesh with the fingers, knead ing It between them with a firm motion. This strengthens the muscles, It tends to scatter flabby flesh and therefore makes the arm n'ore shapely. Any massage of tho arm should be fairly hard and the general rule Is that the fatter the arm tho harder the massage should be. Real shapeliness comes from exercise, golfing, swimming and tennis being the best way to acquire really well formed arms. Other exercises to be done at home to develop the arms and chest, were given this j space not long ago. Many women are troubled by tho fact that the forearm is thin from tho elbow down, whilo the upper part of tho arm is quite well developed. Try this simple exercise. Make one hand Into u fist, hold the elbow with the other hand, then rotate the fist (which means rotating the whole lower arm) until your wrist aches. lie-, j our doctor. How-legs on adults peat with the other arm. This, are not opt to be Improved, al whleh Is a general developing and though IhU la not Impossible if tho strengthening exercise, is ns good ; person could learn to stand so the for reduclrfg a flabby forearm asnCgs are straight, and then form it Is for developing a baaiy snap- ed one. Wicienf i mi rrtr m mtif"n t A. KiriCman 1 ytaiEV THE NOURISHING PRUNE TOMORROW'S MENU Breakfast ilnnairns Cereal crambled Eggs oast llacou Coffee Luncheon Baked Rice and Tomatoes Cold .Slaw oils Marmalade Tea Dinner Cold Left-Over licet l'iekles lashed Potatoes Onions Fruit Salad Uaked Cup Custnrds Coffee To my mind, housekeepers use prunes altomthor too seUUim. There is nothing like this fruit for "helping out" a light men!. For "J"o Smltoil I'rimes (given be low) may be placed on a fancy Ismail plate and used wjih jams, i jellies, candies, or other side (lisli i es which are scattered about the I table nt a guest supper. The Prune-Cheese Salad is not only tempting to (he eye, hut hearty, j And (he Hot Prune Dessert will enable the housekeeper to servo a ! mere salad as the main dish on Sunday nights. I Prune-Cheese Salad: Soak one' i dozen large prunes for three hours, then drain and remove stones, j Stuff with walnut meals broken j small, (hen roll each Htuffed prune ' in sugar. Form Vi small balls out of cottage cheese, using two cup i fuls of the cheese in all. Phu-e two stuffed prunes with two cheese halls on a bed of crisp h t I tuee leaves, for one individual sat I ad-portion, thon moisten slightly i itoDietHealth. Ak w f i . . i . r a .Mir RINGS UNDER THE EYES is :!fi years old, six feet tall weighs 215 pounds, lie does not smoke or use alcohol, is healthy and has good nntirishing food. i lis troubles are lhal he does not sleep well at night and that he has very daik lings under; 'the eyes. Do I think he Is too ' heavy for his height? There Is no standard weight , w hit h v ill Mt all ot the same helnlu. A., for tho difference in' -build, .size of the bones, etc. will j make h difference of five or ten . t per cent over or under what minht ! be considered normal for some o:ie else. Naturally, it h person looks overweight, or underweiRht, to the casual observer, he probably is. (We cannot allow some of our fat friends to get away with the thought that they are normal wriuhi simply because of thid tar nation 1 navo spoiven or: However, there Is a little rule for finding normal adult net weight, which Is very workable, it is: allow 110 pounds for five feet in height. In stocking feet, ami for every Inch over, add five and om I half pounds. By thi rule you should weigh ftiound 17H pounds. When codln for material which wa otter you. please remember to ! enloa a itampd. df-addresrtl nvoiopfl bearing your full name and address. The pamphlet on reducing an1 galnlntc Is the only no for which you must enclcsfl tn cmta In stamps extra. Addreos your letters to me In care of this paper. M'; them as brief as pn.tble. not over 100 j words, and type or write their.ctWy with Ink. Please, tiicn yonr name' ! nm vidiK-6 of lfod faith we win n"t use It In any way. Remember It 1 ' Impossible for me to diiirsnofle for you or to answer you personalty. I ap predate very much the tvautlful letters you send me and regret It la Im I possible to vlve yon Individual ad vie. The questions you will be imwvrta in ini wiuidp ixa mm st. Dnn't forvet the stamped. MS Alice. J!ub a llttlo milt Into the wart evory day without lirtilH liiK and It may dry up mid drop off. you ciin tiHtially K?t rid of a wart by tying a silk thrpuil very lightly around tho buuo of tho wart, as this strangle:) it until it shrinks up and drops off. If 111 ore Jlavo you tried this? are warts on the face or neck you had better have them removed by 'the habit of keeping to that post jtlon. with Fn '(ifh dr sing (This cii)o makes six saiatLs.) Stuffed Prunes: The stuffed dale is seen everywhere, yet the sniifod nrutin is ernmllv aa deli- clous. wok large prunes uiree hours In cold water to cover, then drain, remove stones, and fill the centers with the following mix- HIT Into a small bowl put one- half cup of comectioner s sugar aiid a few drops of water, till' the sugar is stirred to a stiff paste.; Flavor ifh two drops of vanilla ; extract. Now add one teaspoon of candied ginger finely chopped, and stuff six prunes with this amount of filling. Hot I'ruue Dessert: Many wo men would sere naked Innie Whip on their tables more fre quently were it not for the fact that almost every recipe for this dessert starts out: "Heat five egg whites stiff ." Hut 1 have re duetd my favorit prune whip re cipe, so that it requires only two egg-whites, yet will yerve four persons. Kegin hy rooiiing 17 largo, prunes In water to cover, and when half done, add one-half cup of granulated sugar. When tend er, remove Hum range, cool, drain and remove stones. Now measure the prunes before chopping them. Seventeen of them L'IkiuUI fill a stundard measuring cup, well pressed down. Chop this amount, ;Uid the juice of one-half lenion, and idiu in iwo sumy-wnijiieu ef? whites. Si-rape tin mixture into a small baking dish (mine mea sures seven inches across top, five inches across bo! torn and has sides l hive inches high!. Hake 20 minutes Iu a moderate oven. Tomorrow Boys Sleeveless Slip over, making you about o." pounds ovei-weuht. ! judge you aio eat-, ing somewhat in exeess of your needs. Pnssibi you are doing that at niht and that may be the reason tor your not sleeping well, and the dark eireles under your I eyes. on hae lo think of your! vent i hit ion uNo. I o you have a plentitul supply nf fresh air? i i Miring sieat fafmue, due either to ou r-exertion. or lack of sleep, or during conditions of to.xemfiia w here (here is a slow absorption ; of poisons from some source, the effects are always quite visible in t he lace. There is a let dow n of . the muscle lone, giving a drawn look lo the tace. and possibly a deposit of the fatigue or other, polso snunder the eves. There may also be a slowness and a slight Hapnatiun of the blond un der Ihe eyes. These conditions show more here perhaps because the skin is very delicate. i:i your case, the rings are prob ably due to fatigue from lark of sleep and t he auto -intoxication from overeating. The obvious sug- gestion here would be to reduce If you haven't the your weicht i'idi ii nr r 01 general inier- setf-ad4rsf4 acvslov U 70S xrat as I r i 4 Fresh and dellcata as a tost"' not a blatant flash ; of flavor. from thi rarest Paxil! Urns chilli ng Biking fowda TOURIST SEEKING "LOCATION". FINDS VISIT PROFITABLE I Tourists cfter have the false 1m jpression that real estate dealers , are just walling for an opportun ity to .victimize them, and, In ' fact, somo few isolated cases in I high pressure bocm areas might be called upon to justlty such a belief, but it appears that some times the real estato dealer is the one who is "stung." It seems that a few days ago a tourist arrived in itoscburg and s definitely announced his niten j lions of rumainiug permanently. Heal estate dealers placed them selves and their ofnee tacliitles lut Ins disposal and displayed numerous line locutions to film i finally settled on a $15,0U0 iarm. which was a choice huy and i wuiuug iu tuo deal borrowed a few dollars from K'ach of a number of new acquaint- encea, purchased some automobile "re equinineni on cremi, uuu took French leave for parts un- ! known. Take a tip and lot in Sutherlin. buy a building : 'CAl STOLKX Mi;iu; JAST MGHX IS KfcCOVKUIiD. A Ford car belonging to' A. C. liexroad of Mvrtle Creek was stolen last nignt from Main btreet near the I. O. O. F. hall. The car was found this morning on the Instructions which have been bringing such good results to others, you may have them by sending our request accompanied bv ten cents in stunins and self- uddroHned, stamped envelope. (Al low at least two weeks lor Its re- ceipt. Hetter go to a physician for a personal examination to exclude i organic trouble. Wo should ail do that periodically. T H 11 QUFSTION OF CORS&TS Hubby has lost five pouuus ana ; r i,hvi lost kih wi ana we DOtn feel very much better already, yesterdav, will be held on Wednes We're both Peteiizlng for fair. !(Iav morning at 10 o'clock at the Tell me, doctor, please, will it M;E church. Rev. Knotts, pastor be necessary lor me to wear a f ,hft ,.h.h win nttutatn n,i in corset after I've reached my ideal weigiii ii i continue to De lauiuui , to my maintenance diet and some; exercise? Mrs. L. If you build up a corset or mus cles, and if there is no excess fat : on tho trunk, I don't believe you will need an artificial corset, Mrs. L. Unless you do this, however, :a snug abdominal support with some elastic in it will be more . comfortable and probably more i hygienic. t Having your hubby Pcterlzhlg (Aiwiatrd Presa Loaned Wirr.) with you makes it easier for you, ; PORTLAND, June 29 Grain aMt I have no doubt. There are so' financial markets will observe a u I many calorically high foods you. day holiday over the fourth this don't have to have in tho house. year. Both the Chicago grain ex We have an article on the, change and the New York stock Atonic Abdominal Wall which tells exchange voted to 'remain closed how to develop the abdominal ' July 3, 4 and 5. muscles. Vou may have this by Other grain and financial mar- sending your self-addressed, stamp- ed envelope and request to me In care of this paper. Allow two weeks at least for Its receipt.) i Tomorrow Diet and Height See that you get the real uaker Oats , I 4 T FOREST FIRE IN COW CREEK CANYON REPORTED TODAY A bad forest fire, cover- ing several acres, was re- ported this afternoon in Cow Creek Canyon, about three miles north of West Kork Creek. The fire started yes- terday and was checked, ue- ing left under the guard of three men. It jumped the t barriers this morning, how- ever, and is reported to bo spreuding rapidly, A crew oi ten men was rushed south 4 by train this afternoon by the Douglas County Fire lJa- trol, and more fire fighters will be sent out If needed. 4 Two other small fires are re- ported to be burning in the southern part of the county. -'' Uiappy Valley road! It had been I stripped of all tires, rims, and accessories. : , ' t FIRE DEPARTMENT CALLED The fire department was called last night to extinguish a grass !flre lu South Roseburg. Tho do- I'arimcui was cugageu iu a , mm j and grass burning in North Hose (burg when the alarm came In. Th I services of the firemen were uol needed, however, as the fire wa under control by the time the en fgine arrived. i o j Keep your eye on Sutherlin. ; Something is going to happen. Studobuner models. builds no yearly All wealth comes from the earth. Take a tip. Huy a lot in Sutherlin. o FUNERAL REV. A. McCLINTOCK ; TO BE HELD WEDNESDAY The funeral of the late Rev. A LMeClinlnek. whoRR death nnnnrred terment will take place iu the Ma- KonjC cemetery, 1 Eat barbecue Sandwiches aud live forever. Brand's Road Stand, If you like good material, good service and low prices, buy from Page Lumber & Fuel Co. 3 DAY'S HOLIDAY kets in the United Stales will act iu accordance. Create an estate for Buy a lot in Sutherlin. yoursc; If. that means breslcfist oats with the famous "Quaker" flavor no 'other oats canoffenthe finest oatsthatgrow milled under highest pure lood standards, l-'rga! by leading dietary authorities (or their excellent "food balance"; by mil-' lions of mothers who want the best for their families. Insist on Quaker. Th price is the1 same. 2 kinds at groceta Quick 0uir-Coo in 3 to 5 minttft nd M reialtr Qutter Ottt f Uwtj: