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ROSEBURG, OREGON,
STAGNATION
- ... The ordinary person eim find considerable suggestion
. in the codes of professional ethics which school teachers
J have recently been preparing for the shaping of their own
" conduct. The teachers of 27 states already have such codes,
-and one is being prepared for the National Education asso
ciation. In tle code adopted for New York state teachers,
-the statement is made that the greatest fault of which a
" teacher can be guilty, is that of "professional stagnation,"
,;" The teachers are warned against an "intellectual crystalliz--.,
Nation" which makes their service mechanical. That means
gfithi.if in a rut and staying
hk; paople who get into that stagnant way. They are like
'Zu still pool where the same water just stays day after day.
."Naturally it gets covered with scum and weeds. What such
-a pool needs is a stream of clear running water flowing
-through it.' And what human thought and labor need, is a
-clear stream of fresh driginal action 'flowing through. In
". every occupation there are always new ideas and improve
rmcnls, new methods and ways of working, with which one
."should become familiar and some of which at least are prac
- tical and helpful. If people do not study those new methods
and try to improve their ways of working, they'fall behind
th'e progress of the times. Whether a person works with his
head or his hunds, he must constantly be using his brain to
see that he is not tramping aro.und in a circle, like a horse
going around in a treadmill, but that he is advancing from
point to point. That is the only way in which people can
make themselves valuable in an economic and industrial
system where there is; constant motion and improvement.
, Two dates that seem to be getting closei4 together with
.succeeding years are July Fourth and safety first.
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Speaking of "permanent waves" there's the heat for
example.
'RIDDLE
tOGALS
Mr. L'ou Grant accompanied by
Uru. Ciaud itiurllu aud children
tio'e to Diamond Luko Thursday.
Tho Kuslern Star chapter mot
Tuesday night. Initiatory work
. Has pat on and dainty refresh
ments wero served.
" ' Mr. Phil Sowersby rotumetl
Tuesday from Camion ilench.
Mr, anil Mrs. C. li. 'i'laveru and
family of Portland, viaitetl at llio
uilldiger homo over tho Fourth.
Mr. und Mrs. Dick Ulum und
Mrs. Ltta Ulum spent their vaca
tion at Diamoud Lake.
Mr. and Mid. Joint liumlin spent
the iiourlh nt Tiller.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. A. Crow and
Bud, drove to Oaklaud und Green
Valley on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Decker nnd
family, Mr. aud Airs, lid Mlllor and
dauguter, Mr. and Mrs. perry and
llml Crow spent tho Fourth above
. Cow Creole Falls. They had a pic
' nic dinner and ail report a dandy
' ,'UnK!.
Mr, Henry AWlls of Yoncalla, Is
. -vlalliiij; his brother, Lester, on his
'ranch near ltiddle.
Mr. lien N'ienoiH waa a ltoseburg
visitor Tuesday. I
Mr. ami Mrs. Ed Hart and child-
- ren bpunl thu week end at Itan-1
don.
. , Mr. and Mrs. F.d ltiddlo
- the week end at llatidoti.
spent
' ' Mr. Wtn. Coote of HosklnH,
' .'spent, a few days with his parents
in ltiddle.
-- Mrs. Meagher, Mrs. Payne, Mr.
"Everelt, Mr. Swaria and Mrs. Ad
dto Nichols aud-Mra. Moclue had a
pienlu dinner on Mrs. Moeluu'H
. porch 011 the Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs. (leu. Klddlo or
ltoseburg, weni visitors ut the
Nlehol-Moclnn home.
Mr. und Mrs. Lester Crow of
" "Murshtield, spent (he Fourth with
..Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Ctoiv. I blast of dynamite last week. The
- -Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hjer oflroad, however, baa been repaired
' Orants Pass, and Mr. and Mrs. land Ihcy are now hauling ore.
James Htearns of Klama'b Falls, .Mr. LI.11 Logsdon has returned
wem visilora al the Crow home. ,arier speudiug 11 week at his sheep
Mi's. Kva Vaughn and Mrs. Klslo j ranch t,;i Middle Creek.
.Vaughn of Lyons aud Klamath They aro holding 11 vacation
Falls wero visiting I la ir mother, llihle school in the llnpliut church.
Mrs. Frank Pruner. I Children I'roui 5 to lit years are
'Plw. Ihiil.-rti l.tdon . nn ,l.
nesduy night for Installation or
riniM lli.inlv i-li,,,-.linii. ills were
ii..rvi..l.'
Mr. (Irover Hur.bes ot Klamath j The minister of the Ihtpttst
Fulls spent Hie Fourth In lilddle church here and Hie M. K. church
visiting, relatives. His wltt whojal Canyonvllle will exchango pul
lms been visiting hero for some pits Sunday, July JS.
time, retui'md home with him. I Mr. and Mrs. Donald Slielton of
Mra. C M. IOgsdoti and daiiBh-ithe Peoples Fruit Co., of Helling
ter aro visiting relatives tu Jasper. : hum, Wash., railed on their cousin,
Mr. nud Mrs. Hewlett Ash and Miss llessle Cain on Saturday.
' pen aro spending tho week at New-'They were eurouto to Crater and
port. IMiiiuoiul Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dean Went to j Mr. and Mra. Otto l.ogsdon anil
Handon over the Fourth. They vl-iilam;hier. Lillian-, returned Friday
Hetl Lloyd Myniilt, formerly of lioni Hlainond Lake.
jUddlu. I Miss Helena Kiddle was n Hose-
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hall and 1 burg visitor Saturday,
children apent Sunday ut the I Mr. and Mrs. A. J. ltochrndel
bench. land Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Dldtel and
' "Mr. ntul Mrs. C. 0. Irvlno nnd j Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Hldtel left'
.two daughters were guesta nt the Sunday to! a trip of ten days to,
(Vole home for n few days. jCresceut CHy ami th" Oregon,
lr. and Mra. II. Oftedal and Mra. Caves ami other places on thoj
Arno Oftedal and MIbs Kalhryniconst. g
Dldtol drove to Crnior IjiIio Thurs-1 Mr. and Mrs. Amos Crlpps nmlj
day, returning to Jacksonville Pr. nnd Mrs. Johu Wilson were
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TUESDAY, JULY 13, 1926.
AND PKOGUESS,
there. In every occupation there
I that night aud returning homo Frl-
day
Mr. O. A. llousor
who has been
111 lor a long time, was able to be
taken to lioseburg Friday to spend
sumo time ut our inotuor's. Her
iiiugnter, Mra. Ford accompanied
hUl'. '
Air. Alfred Coote was
burg visitor Friday.
A Rose-
Mr. lieraltl Aunuius of Myrtle
Creek, met Willi a queer accident
Friday. Ho is u Suullierri Pacific
employe und was working near tho llio fourth. Harvesting their
track when No. It went past h,V- grain. Mr. Cooper Btarts Ihrash
ling a rock that How up and hit Ing today.
Mr. Ausmtis and fractured his Jaw. ! Mr. and Mrs. C . W. droves
He ciinie to Kmdlu for medical aid. ami boh Floyd returned on
Mr. Paul Gary was a Middle via- Friday evening from Portland,
itor Saturday.
liev. Mullholluncl loft for Glide
Saturthiy. Ho will preach in Olido
.Sunday returnli,K homo Monday.
There will bo -preaching services
Hero next Sunday. ,
Mr. 1). K. Osborn, deputy grand
master of I. O. O. went to ltose
burg Friduy 10 install the oflicers
ot tne ltoaubiirg lodge. He will
servo in lilt) Hlimn eanaellv nl Mvr.
llo Creek Saturday. lund cloud bursts around Klamath
Mrs. Kuto Miles or MyMIo Valley. The heavy rains having
Creek, was a v u itor i t Mi 1 0 ! li''ncd 700 chickens for one
10 go S turday W""0imnn. We wish It could be more
hu """"""y. evenlv divided
a tuiurtouu irom tne uiuiu Insti-
title of Los Augclos, gavo -several
nplewlld concerts in tho Ilaptlsl
ciiurch this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Alklns anil family
liavo returned from Seattlo, where
they havo been visiting lor the
past week.
Mrs. ltla Wilson of ltoseburg, was
a guest of Mra. llrover Unfiles for
a lew days.
Mr. each of Tiller was a Kiddle
visitor Haturday.
t.'arlyle llurgoyne spent a few
days vlslllng in Hoseburg.
Mr. Vnn Dyke of Tiller, waa a
busluesB visitor In ltiddlo Satur
day.
Owing to the
absence of Mr. ,
Atkins there hasn't been any ple
luin show for the past two week.
There will bo u show on Friday,
July Hi. 1
Tho road to Silver Peak mine
was accidentally destroyed by
,,II111., 'Cl,i. u i- 'At ..r,ll.l I I
ot-ltlie present lime. Those helping are J
I Mr n nil Mra. M lillliollnnil. M I s I
Amos Clllil.s and Mrs. Illanhnni. I
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child
ren went to ftoneburK Saturday to
spend the week eu'4 Willi her
- I , 1 ' , l-""1!""-1'-
Dr. and Mrs. (modal gave a
bridge party (Saturday nltiht In
honor of their guest, Mrs. A rue
Oliedal ot Fargo, N. )J. Tlioio
preHOut wore Air, and Mrs. Sow
ersby, Mr. and Mrs. Uidti-I, Mr.
I'bll Bowersby and Mlas Kathryn
Dldtol and Mm. Arno Oftcdul.
Mr. Hoi ton and fumily aro mov
ing to Clio Freltag placu on the
l'acirlc highway.
Mr. Klurlo and family aro mov
ing to the Horlon place. .
Min. Vlata Nlehols, who wan
working at tho cnte In Canyunville
has returned to her home In ltiddlo.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Itottior and
Mrs. Viola Nichols and family have
moved to tho Cornult place. Mr.
Wagner and family, who occupied
the Cornutt uoube have moved to
(lie place formerly occupied by
Mrs. Nichols.
Mr. and Mrs. Berlyu have re
turned from a camping trip up the
.McKcnzlo rlvor. 'limy wore gone
about a week.
Mrs. Otto Location, Mr.i. Grant
and daughter, Lillluii, attended the
ball game at Uilluril July 11.
Ur. and Mrs. Prater havo as llielr
gueat a uijtcr, Mrs. Wackwell of
jtcedaport.
Mr. Ulius. Boweraby audvson
Phil and Mr. Paul Gary attended
J'.o ball game Sunday afternoon at
Dlllaril.
Misn Margaret and Marjory Wil
son attended the ball gamo Sun
day. Mr. Clinso Oftedal of Albany
fipont the week end with his par
ents, Mr. A, Johnson of Shoestring
road returned homo Friday from
Klamath Falls where he was Just
r ,..rl from III,. Imuiilliit ,.,v,,
had tho iniBloi luno to have a 'log
roll on him and Injure his back. -Mrs.
Arno Olteilal of P'argo, N.
D., left Monday lor San Francisco
and L03 Angeles.
Mr. Hilton Ullmore has been vis
iting his grandmother, Mra. ilack
ler this week.
Yaniold Crlpps came in from
Oakrldge to Join his parents on a
trip to Diamond and Crater Lakes.
U. Krlor and family formerly of
Itiddlu, passed thru last week en-
routo to Medlord.
Mr. H. Root is back from lOugenc.
lie reports pioniy ot ram up in tne i
Willamette valley. I
Mr. T. J. Duller who was
jurcd quite a wliilo ago by a run-iuud
away team is Improving slowly.
The Los Angeles Illblo Instlttiln I
had splendid representation tho ;
pant week when iivo of tholr slu-1
dents held a series of meetings
hero. Tho muiilc was very-good aud
tho meetings thoroughly enjoyed, j
Mr. It. D. Frellag has moved to
Klamath Falls. I
Mr. Henry Wells of Yoncalla, has,
been visiting his son, Lester.
ln,un rixturm-ll, u-lln ',.
operated oil at the Hood Samari-
tan Hospital in Portland is getting
along nicely.
Beginning July 17 tho S. D. 'a.
ani.t,l,u u-lll h linlil In Ihn nini-n.
ins at Guild
CiLENGAHY GLliAKlXCiS
Every 0110 la quite busy since
whore they visited over the fourth
with their son Herbert und their
nniighlcr Ilnrrlot Also vlalliiiK
'' ' Ii"l 'ill, irlends nud
Also vlailiiiK at
int..u 1
Mr. anil Mrs. .Morrison relumed
Krlduy from a trip lo Klamath
l'nlls. They left Tuesday evening
and iu driving over lireen Spring
mountains
below Ashland, on-
eouutored
heavv rain and hail
Rlnrm Tlwv i-imnrl .li.-nvv ruins
.,.' kj,,iu,, m(ii,i.v nn.i Miu
liutli Mornlngiitar were Siui'diiy
ailornoon shoppera in Itnseburg.
I.00 .Morrlsi'ii Ik helping Henry
Lander Ihraah 011 Munduy ot this
week.
l''rlends of Mr. and Mr:i. .Mal
cher Johnson, lormerlv of this 'V reiufeit f luu.uiio lor 11.
viclnitv, now of lilddle, will be' Here you have proof of how
glad lo learn that Mr. Johnson Is layyera and financiers and cngin
auain ablo to be about. Mr. John-Ki rs and state officials bundle
sou was hurt hv rolling logs while
working in 11 biiw mill near Keno,
Klamath County. He was In the
hospital alicut a month, hut was
releaaed trom there last Thursday
evening and Is new home wilh
his wile and family. While imt
"""'ly "''"' '"' al1'"
annul, uunougn 11 win 01- some
time bolero he Is uble lo do heavy
work.
Mrs. llurdliie riturncil to her
home In the valley alter spending
Hie past week at Myrtle Creek.
.Mr. Thomas,
a loinicr loin -hoi jcouniy where there are unn n
new ll-iivellnc lor 1 1 iratlunisis .'on lilt 1 - projects of
of our Kcliool,
the Itawlulgh Conipani. is iu our j
midst tlli week. A Sulisci llu r. ;
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
U. S. Weather llureau, local of
fice, ltoseburg, Oregon,
'i hours
ending 5 a. m.
Humidity f p. 111. yesli'i-ila.
J'recipitutlou In Ins. ami Hundiolhs
1 Ughesl lemperllt lire yei day ill.
lOWest tempel alllle last night
Lowest temperature last night fill
Preclpitntlon lust 21 hours. .
Total precip, since 1st month n
Normal precip, (or this month ,:!2
Total precip. irom Sept. I.
lOLTi, to date ;a
Averago precip. from Sept t
1S77 nv
Total deilclency from Sept 1
l!2a .... I.. :-.
Average precipitation tor 4
wet seasons, (September to
May. Inclusive) ;il,12
Fair lonlclil and Weilnesilav,
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DR. NERBAS
DENTIST
Patnleit Extraction
Gat When Desired
Pyurrhe Cured
I'honn 4S8
Maaonta Rldn.
Ladies First
THURSDAY
JULY 15
State Pre Comment
llrotiif rliooil And Suicido
With each cycle of buslines de
p region and with each tmmmor
bouuun. tho world In Keiiotul tec-
; ordn un incrcaiiu in tho bu lei tie
death column.
Fortunatoiy llio Pacific NorLh
woHt, which lor Hoverul yeara, uiul
particularly tho patst year or two,
huH enjoyed buwnesB prowperity,
but with the Hummer months an
cccaHionul Buicide in reported in
the police a una la of the laigei
cities.
An insurairco company statla
ficlan, Or. Frederick U lloltumn,
is alarmed irt tho incio.iao in the
.'.limber of tsiiii'idi'H in 75 cities
lie has been tit tidying. Tlioro were
41U5 dei'initely Known t have
taken their own lives In IMlll in
the.se cities. In 11)25 there were
Jloffmau rniys It is important
that the public Bchool should look
upon tiell'-intlk'ted deatn aa guarii-
crimlnal. And he thinks the
Uimches should do somcthiiig
aDout it. , ,
This is not a disinterested po
sition. Insurance companies have
money interest in preventing
find postponing death in all forms.
Theirs is the health problem, the
murder problem and the suicide
problem, iiut the clement ot in
!. lPreBt, d0,eB not make the statis-
I uemu uuoe. vuL.oiio mu luuar
ions valueless.
As a matter of fact, there
seems to have been a(chango in
the public mind toward suicido
along with the growth of mater
ialism in the world. If some poor
fellow gets muddled up in his af
fairs, if health falls him, if life
seems hopeiefs, people tolerantly
approve his giving up.
They eveu seo economic gains
In it. It cuts down the conipetir
tirn for living, and it leaves more
necessaries and more luxuries lo
bo passed around. They' think
iiuicide cowardly only when tho
uniiappy mortal who used gas,
pistol, rope or poison leaves bo-
in-iliind him a family for reiatlvos
public to support.
And some of them wonder what
enn bo done about It anyway. Ko-
servolrs can bo fenced and rivers
policed, poisons can bo adininls-
tercd carefully for specific . and
.approved uses only, but lliero uro
always ways to sliutllo otf this
mortal con. Ann piinisnmeut gois
nowhero. 1 ou cannot punish lue
dead.
Uoligion used lo have a wholo-
rntno nllr,'t nn Willi III -ll( Mil id, 1 1
lue prospect of paradise lost, of
special punishment, mude men
pause. They knew they would not
te buried iu consecrated ground.
TlleV llCSIlULed tu lllllCe It Stiu'llia
upon their surviving relnthes.
j Bui the loar of hell-fire is not
1 what is used to be and public
I sympathy for the suicido lias re
: moved much of the stigma attach
ed. I Wo doubt if humanity can ro
1 in nt to superstitions which ell'ect
ed to know .something about the
hereafter of the sell'-murdered.
11111. ii is likelv scmn ilniit can lit
r.iude, even ou the levered inl.i ill
ponces of the cliHtriuiBht, aslinm
ed and cowardly, by education
which inakeo suicido seem u.-e-
less.
i U we teach that there is still
hoi' I'"' happiness 1.1 spite of
mistakes and lailures, 2we may
;"iuko some progress.
" " ciiiniiie iii,..i. iiiii. o
,nnrt ostracism ami uo niucii poini-
Ing With shame, while, oil 1110
ollll,i' haml' u"' restraining rear
.of the hcrealier and its punlsli-
, monta does not hold up. we will
increase the number 01 suicides,
t decreuse it. 1'urUnml Joiu-
'i.al of ConitiM'rue.
The Hawks.
A (inn-acre larin in an Orccm
iirigatioil disllicl sold tile olll.-r
I lay lor $10.0iM. Ilelore the lii t
'g.Kuui district was lorined l lie
irrigation iu this state. This iui
eeo loss by a farmer wasn't the
laull of irrigation. It was caused
by the expert gentlemen who pre
pared Hie plans nud charged the
si tllers to c.calh lor their sen ice.
They were i he gi-liHcuicn who. be-call.-e
he interlercd with tli,-ir
sclieue s. slaited out early in his
administration ti recall Cnvernor
Pierce.
Tllis sale or a $11111,000 rami
lor $ ; t' .mi tl as a n-siitt ol i-. p. i-1
.hi . 1, in in jfiat inn v as ia a
their nun.
ilwiailhil ii
I ha l il was
i. alien, but
'I heir lands have hot
price, v bii h pieves
nut the laoti ot ii ri
inanipulatioti by l:ie
j hawks of Irnpation. thai lueiuiit
liilin ou some ol thu Olegon slate
l roji'cts. - Portland Journal.
Kat barbecue sandwiches and
live forever. Urand's Road Sland.
To liKiiicAii-: mi:miii;i.i,.
I'illi'ACO. July I .!. - One of llio
ivil.-l pr.-h ntious inemoiials cvi'V
t'lillt, the $ ::.iiou.in,o .de
mon, il tti'ailrtia! tt-rs, will be 'le
liii.itcd al Hie Llks annual oii-
cnllnti .1 ii ii 1 I.
in' tin' 1
Klks
i-jvp t'n'ir ltr, iu u) Vm-i, 'ihroiii, and other diseased condi
. and fi 7"i.oiii who cni ."d Itions. n iK-nefitlnd and in many
-iM.flir!. ilic hnt!.!n ; will .'No leaser IniOot miraculously cured
jk th" niMmaunl national i v llio u.t of Hunlicht treatments.
V.: r
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i:e;uliinirt-Mv I :'o tnntn icinon
I ; rtlftllnr vf I Jl n fluf ilntm. t i m I
:,,' MtrrouniiiMl hv a eolnnntlo i
ri . r. four f(M,, hL., ui.lt h rovts
til"n a ,itptur l lrleo. n-. Bdiirt-si. Th pamphlet on rtduoln and natnlng ia th only one for
ettier m;iKs(vo frlt zo, sn rmoimts ' whioh you mutt enelt.o tn r.'ms In sinmpa extra. Adtlrfus your totter.1
the milium. Twn m.ill snti.iro i In ,n cra of tfil PftPr- M.ik them an brtof as ponBiWe. not orer 20t ;
wmn .( . iiher nd nf thn n.rnw.r- words, and type or wrifi th-m IfpHHy with Ink. Ph-auft ilan your name
, , ,', . 1 1 r V"'1 ' ' !,1P mrnml:! evtdt-nt e of good faith 4 n t tiae It in any way. K-mmher It It -!ni
win hnqso rPt iitie and ; imponfilMo for me to dispSf e for yen or to answer you rrnnnftllj I p-1
f ditoiial lalf. Tiie Mr urn; re, ' preetita very much the btRutirui tetters yo tend me and regret It It 1m-
stutatod on the run of I iiuvlii ponslhle to give you individual advice. Tht queattont you aak bt
Vnrk r-iPitiT l i i i ii i en 11 i i unawerad In the eMtimn ai toon r1bla If ther ara of a-fneral inter- (
tan. r.iun Lake Miehisan, is u( i Mtt poU't fortt the ttampad. telf-artirea.e arttop U yom aiaaat aa
I liuliuna lituealone. t ui faifraUa I kara ail. ,
1 .-X- ssy.tA.- A,
APPLYING HAIR TONIC
After experimenting for some if tho scalp is rubbed V'Uh tho
time, 1 have come to the cbnclu- .fingers once a week, It rucelves
tlon that huir tonic is several "lor8 "'un avorago good caro.
times more effective if it is up- j Dotty Lou. (After you Have
plied to tho scalp with a brush, ' fully developed your Ifcga will net
itccnnling to thete directions. appear to he too small. Must girls
Pour a little cf the fonic liilo and boyu havo an experience uim-
a shalliMV saucer. Yon can dilute
it Willi u small amount of rose
water If It is a strong tonic, since
you will lose a certain amount
lor the dry brui.h will tnno up
a lot of It. Or, lor economy, wet
your biush first. Lso a stilt
brush, it need not bo. a large cue;
a 'very stilt tooth brush 13 tho
Lest. Or a smull null scrubbing
brush will do.
l'urt tho hair, wet the brush,
and rub briskly up and down the
parting. Part it again, about two
inches from t,he lust place und
repeal. And keep on until you
havo covered tho entire scalp.
Hub tho brush a dozen times up
und down over each place. You
nut only stimulate the sculp by
doing this, you also open the pores
10 lulcu up the tonic mora readily,
and you cleanse the scalp of scurf
und dandruff. You also bring
irciOl blood up into the sculp and
to the roots of the hair. If you
want to see tho exact effect of
:-.ciubbing the head this way, take
the brush und the tonic and uso
it with the Kume thoroughness 011
a part of your arm. You'll seo
' , , , All IrtMl
Think how much care your com
plexion receives, and how little
tho scalp does. Twice a nay at
least, hot and cold water and
some sort of massage, either with
cream or even rubbing with a
tewel, la used to keep the skin
1 lean and to nt i run la to it. Yet
Efficient
fQusekeet
Laura A-KinKman
NEW DISHES
TOMORROW'S MENU
Breakfast
Cherries
Cereal
lloiU-d Kgss 'roast
Coffee
Luncheon
linked Macaroni and Cheese
Sliced Tomatoes
ltolls Jelly Iced Tea
- Cookies
Dinner
Salmon Loaf
Baked Potatoes
Creamed I'eas
Lettuce ' French Dressing
Tapioca Pudding
coffeo
iot Milk Lemon Cake Cream
together 0110 teaspoon of bailor j
and one cup 01 granulated sucar.
Stir in one unbeaten egg and eon-!
tiimu lo mix till well 1 ul,.,l Now
sit'L toeeilier nun !i,l ruii.-li.il- fimn
r :,... 11 1 1,. ir
teaspoons of baking powde
I 1,1 '"i- "'is dry mix-
t-iiiv in nit: iniiiei-siiKai-egg mix-
ttlio alternately Willi one-half cup 1
Lot hot (merely scalded, not boiled)
milk. Last, flavor Willi the Juice three weli-beaten egg yolks, one
und grated rind of one-half lemon half cup of soft bread crumbs two
and scrape the butler into a nine- tablespoons ot melted butler, one
Inch square pan lirted with wax I table spoon of lemon Juice, one
paper. Hake 20 to 2.'j minutes iu an i third teaspoon of salt, pepper to
oven which is quite not at first and
then reduced to medium (ranging
from 4;i0 degrees Fehrenheil, at be
ginning, to 375 degrees). Frost as
followj:
Lemon icing: Squeeze the Juice
from one-lialf lemon into a inedium
sizeil bowl (I his should measure
about 0110 and one-half tnblesnoon-
I'uls). Add lite grated rind from I
one-null lemon, 'ihen stir in -ono
DietandHealth
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WTtRIAuTV.
GET YOUR
is aii.Muiug uie matter Willi you.'
Ti l' Sllllll-'lll I 1 ill s-OHl mi il tt,,li,i
baling seen so many marvelous
cures oy Its agency.
it is interesting to remember
"fc"1 " ii-iiieiiiui iiBeui is
ot very ancient origin. Tno an-
etenis realized that 'light was
necessary tor well-oeing aud tor
the very existence of man as well
as plains! Hie Creeks had their
helioses and the Romans their sol
aria. It is only In recent years that
u moderns havu realized tho Im
pel tauco of simught us a disiinet
measure of treatment, and now ar
lllillal apparatuses have been
inannini lured to give it in eonceu-
Hated lorm. Thu healing Jliy is
tho ulira-vlulct ray and. like the
jX-ltay, is itself invisible. It is
known as the actinic ray and is so
called because of Its power to ex
cite clinical action. Units of
ntcusmcincnl havo been adopted
and are used ns a basis for dosage.
Malnnui Lshnu'iU. lit kcls. bono ;
a mt gland tuberculosis skin tii
senses, nsttima, running phis.
'whooping eouKh nnd coughs duo to
.enlarged planus of tho nock mid
In tho i' so of running ears and
My"rhr'""Seoilowor:
Vhn onrttnic for mAtrrtnOwblrh
! ""T to yours and they are all
rlsht after they have completed
their growth. Vio hot or cold
compresses on your eyelids' to ro
lievo tho condition. I
8. C. You will findfelther
olive or almond oil very fatisfac-
lory to Use when massaging. TIiq
line at the aiuo of your anoutb
if
This is ail J'irfectivu Alethcd.
will dirappear If you build, up
your health again, ns all your
muscles will then be firmer and
your skin taut.
Tomoriow' Setting The Hair.
-THIS WEEK . ..
and one-halt cups of confectioner's
susar. 'the result vm be a very
stiff ball of frosting. . Put it on
while the cake 13 hot, nfter peeling
the wax paper trom thu cake but-i
tout. This ie ins will of course be j
tart, hut sweet, if you likeness
lemon flavor, use only oitu tea-J
spoonful of lemon juice and one)
tablespoon of cold water. Serve j
the cake cut in squares.
Potalo Omelet Prepare one
(luart of mashed potatoes (this!
will take about ten medium-sized j
potatoes). After boiling them, par
ed, lilt tender, mash with one-half
cup of hot, sweet milk, one tea
spoon of salt, on well beaten egg.
tmf'o or four (ablennoons of butler,
and pepper lo suit Individual lik
ing. Spread the mixture smoothly
" ." u " ,n :l 1,11 ,r,"s T"
llu " '"' heaping table-
'. "i ciior nil u.owuetl
the bottom about 12 minutes
; pi
ffL MUM
one-half 01 1""1 nml- 1 rtl" unc"
ler and a''1"" "f "10 """"-'lei" ovt'r the other
' ever
mild heat. Then fold one-
nun oniv i uiiee.
o.uiiion j.oai ocaiil laeeonlenls
of one can of salmon. Remove
skin and bones ami 10 tho fish add
salt liking, and one teaspoon of
! minced paisley (if you have it.)
j Last, fold in three egg whites stiff'
j ly beaten and scrape the mixture
Int oa buttered pan. Cover, place
this pan In a shallow pan contain
ing a little hot water, and slip all
I Into a moderate oven for 40 niin
: utes. This may be served eilhur
hot or cold.
Tomorrow Answers to Inquiries.
SUNLJGHT!
other nass.-mes il,,,,-,, -
,..,oi , - I
over Hie end lor the light rays' lo
ue directed throimn. nils i.-,.i.
mom must be given, in any coiiui
uon, ov one woo understands the
work, lor it mov be mure or less
dangerous In unskilled. hand.
lucre is a ctienncal rointlonsliin
which lakes jilaco before the ultra
violet lays, eitner aitii'lclai or na
tural, and the hemoglobin cr red
coloring mutter of tne blood. II
is believed that a charge ot radi
ant energy which tho blood gets
causes ii lo convey an increased
amount ot oxygen to the cells anil
lo lake away an increased amount
ot toxic gases lioin tliein. It helps
terming the defetiies or anti
bodies against disease.
This chemical change in the
blood seems also to increase its
iron, lodin. calcium nod phosphor
ous, pObSihly causing a belter ab
sinption ot these lioin the iutes-
tlnal tiaet. It is probable thiitlhis'
incit'iise in llu- limy and iihonphnr
ms lo bo ttepotdU'd iu the bones U
ono of the reasons lor its great ;
help in rii-kets.
There is also itrndtired n phy.si-
vh inoivaso of Mooil to tho pans
which acts for sot.io (lino ftr the
liKht Is Riven. This also i;i.t hen-;
eftcially and is believed l bo tin; ;
cauo of the peeling ot tho skin
offer you. p!a tpinmhor to
THE THRIFTY HOME
Is the happy home. Make your
homo thrifty aud happy by weekly
deposits in the ltoseburg National
Bauk. Start today.
A'c Interest Paid on Savings
Accounts.
The Rosebmg National Bank
Rosebur,Ore.
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even though there Is no burning.
When the natural sunlight treat
ments are taken, exposure to the
mm tnys should be but for a short
time at first, sometimes not more
than two or three minutes. This
time is gradually increased to one
half to one hour, or longer. Tne
skin slowly becomes tanned, whic'i
is Nature's method of protecting
it against too great an Hbsorpllon
of the rays.
One usually should not he ex
posed in the middle ot tne day
when the sun is too hot, and burn
ing must bo prevented.
The ultra violet rays are largely
lost through clothes aud gtass,
and to get the most curative ef
fect, the rays must be on thu nude
skin.
Some of tho sunlight rays re
main in the air even when the sun
ceases to shine or is obscured.
This is one of the reasons of the
beneficial effect of much outdoor
life. But let us get our sunlight
often.
- "Where the sun never comes,
the doctor often comes."
Tomorrow The Grey Hair Prob
lem. Xews-I'.evieu- story "Sandy" shows
,1'or lust time today.
You, who havo read "Bandy" as
a newspaper serial, will not want
to miss the screen version of l-ile-
noro Meherin's novel which is of-j
fered as a Fox Film now al tho
Liberty Theatre. It will be shown I
lliero for the lust time today. Tho
highest praise has been given j
:iiiiiku ii.-n,uii.v, iui: oeilllllllll ac
tress who plays the titlo role, with
critics and public pronouncing her
performance ono of tho most.-bril- ,
liant of the year. Harrison Ford,
Leslio Fonton, But'dson Hard, Clo
riji Hope, David Torronce aud
ethers play in her support.
AXTLKUS THUATHH
Latu-a I. a Plunte PIiivh l-'ibbing
Flirt ill (.'i iniii l'iliu.
Kvcryonc knows what a flapper
Is but do you know a "teaser','?
This is the s-trange sort of role
Laura La pliintc enacts In her
latest Universal-Jewel feature
coming to the Antlers Theatre on
Wednesflfy end Thursday, with
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Pat O'Malley in JTho Tensor", a
tale of wholesale - flirtation, und
its manifold, complications.
'i'h a Story is a breesy contedy
rcmrnce hung ubout tho adven
tures of a Kl&ppcr who tries to
flirt with ali the marrrled men
iu her set to "ket oven", when her
mint breaks up her real ovo-nf-luira.
Of course, the love affair
Is with a flashy cigar drummer.
I Put O'Malley plays that part, and
that makes it ail the funnier be
cause one can sympathize with
j both nuiUy and the heroine at the
I same time.
A foiir-iii-hand need not
be loud and yet it can
speak. t tells the world
a great deal ' about its
wearer whether he has
taste and restraint,
whether he values a good
appearance, whether lie
respects himself. We
carry the kind of neck
wear that talks recom- )
inendingly of the man .
whose Adam's apple it
encircles.
WEAR A
GREYCO TIE
Duds For Men Inc.
QUINE BROS.
after your game,
tea-up!
ORANGE
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Whether you go around in par
' or play in "dub" luck you'll
ngrcc that Tree Tea Iced is a
"birdie" for summer comfort.
Note to non-Bolfcrs:.You
don't have to understand golf
to"understand" TrccTca Iced.
It's fragrant! It's wonderfully
cool and satisfying! It leaves
you with a longer -lasting feel
ing of refreshment. And it isn't
just the water or the ice or the
lemon it's the tea that turns
the trick!
"Say it together
Tree Tea Orange Fcoe"