Roseburg news-review., July 21, 1926, Page 2, Image 2

ROSEBUPG NEWS-KEVIEW. WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1926.
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Meiulicr of The AbUocliited Vr S
The Associated Pie-tj in uxclualvoly jiuulud lo the use for republi
cation of till ui-w tti.-jjiiiu In urudiUii to it or nut oilitrrwUe'crnliu-d lit
till paper una tu uil Imitl iiuwh puiiliHhvd hurt; in. All right of riublicu
tiuu of upuclul tlliijutt;tiutf huruiti ur uUo ruviTVed.
BKHT G. BATES.
B. W. UATKri
....Secretary-Treasurer
..President autl Manager
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Itosuburg, Oregon, under the Act ot Alarcb 2, J S VI).
SUBSCRIPTION RATE8
DMiy, per year, liy jiull
Dbiy, Bix ntoiuliH, lv mult .
In. i.y, tliroo luuiitha, by mall
U 1;)', i.iugle uiimUi, by mall ., ....
tJfciiy, by earner, uer moiiUi .
W. kly Nowb-Kuvlow, by mall, per year
$1.00
1.0(1
.60
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ROSEBURQ, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1926.
THE MOTORIST'S SELF CONTROL.
Qcod Evening Toiks
This 16 the time
Of the year when
You hafta open
The refrigerator door
For the iceman and
The collar door
For the wood man.
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DUMBELL DORA THINKS
Tho Century ja a magazine tnat'8
published every hundred years.
i . : :
The only thina to look forward
to now for most of us is the Mareh-
One reason why there are so many automobile accidents "eld leB'on "nvtin;
in Oregon is that many drivers who want lo be careful, wii, ' , . ,
, , ., e , i n ii Doc Day returned today from
yet catch the contagion of speed, and will in unguarded nio the iziiuks convention at shecaw
moats do things with their cars which on reflection they an :i and a side trip to the sesqui
, f i i . i . ., ,. icsntennidl Expo In Philly. Doc
nut are wrong. Mast pco'ile catch the spirit of the crowt. ,,. trip. fine' but is uiad to
around thorn. Jf they'gel out on the road, and they find Im. !b3 ";";l where the west begins and
majority of the drivers are doing somewhat careless tlii:: 10 a 'iti"'ilenper.
it takes a person of a good deal of self restraint not to Jai. j sLa' idea for song' writer:
into the same habit to a certain extent. People seem to los. 'do nut be discouraged, ah the
tha habit of patience. They are forced to wait here and ct-'o,"
there because so many drivers do irregular things, that they are not yet us'ed up. .
i rt..,..n.;... ..,.ir ,...t ...! v...,,;. 4 ,i,v l,II,,ii.;,r You .might try a song ending In
that is a little out of tho way themselves. Then if they hap
pen to meet someone else who also is doing something
irrrogular, conditions are created which could easily cause ;
an accident. They get into an irritated state of mind, and;
become so provoked with "the things done by many drivers, I
that their attention is taken up and they fail to show proper '
vigilance. People need a philosophical teniperanmnt to be
come irood and safe drivers, and those who fret over traffic i
.... ii,,, i tl i i t i ,i x i i i. ' Nativo (at country; summer re
conditions .would better let someone -else take the wheel, it cort). say, jimmy,, what has be-
is well to reflect, when people got out in 'a car, particularly on ; come of that old roofer ou used
plasure trips, that they have all the time there is. It usually ; tommyf on" Va'seriir Wl'4 aUk
m.ues no particular difference whether they are exactly' for the city boarders last Week.
on ume or not. If they have engagements lo ' keep, they , va"drbi" M."";rar-
snouia sutri uiiougn earner so mey win nave a margin io
f a ) r nnimn) nnnn in' ii &m,ifT:-::2if:
m.8&. a rH Mr h h" hi mmmmmsm
um. rminpfiBi n mm ..-mmm .
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A DOCTOR'S SHAMPOO
i M n go bMd and women loj tha aniomit of olive oil on the tips of
; ilih KQ i-aiuy ol ttn-ir hair bn auao (ho lingers and rub into tho ucalp,
uf rait h-HHin'HS. (Jradually the in i parling tho hair in various placed
tii'IiotiK riii'ca.Ht of dniuiruff r roups ' no an to get the oil into the ukin
in ami the hair k'rowa weaker and hi- tad of over tho hair. You want
lo fall, a few Himsmoilfc ef- onl." the (smallest amount of oil,
'foi t.s are nrnde to cheek ft, a tonic nmldle fingerH of each hand and
i.i u?--(i or peihaprt a little oil nib-' prei.-rably on the tips of the two
bed on, um dandrufr disappears for ; yuu want to rub thoroughly bo as
u time Imi codh'S back aain and to work the oil well into pores of
t- vnuialiy lare bare palebes ap- the rfcalp.
! j.ear 'on, ihe sealp. Uy this time i -:
piohably hl eiiori is being made to AnxicuiH U. H i not necesHary
ulu ck fhu diseaoe. to aiply the tonlo ottener than
"WalklrtQ down the btreet in . Baby
Chloe'j baby clothes." California
Heiican. , , .
.J. .J.
THOSE BAD M-EN f
"Oh, Gitio ic n town of crooks,"
Wo h.id a duar friend write us;
He onid he was attacked by
The awful men-in-gitia. Ag
gicvator. ; j : ,
My phyHiclan recommends tho
follow inj,' bhanipoo lor ail caaes of
dandrufl':
.Soli Houp 1 ounce
, ftt-cHiied spirit X ouneo
; Klowt.T ot Kulphur grains
Thirty Kiain.4 of sulphur ia half
a tea.-poont'ul, but you will prob
ably havt? lo have this made up by
vnur iliui'isi in order lo get tho
ciiiied spirit.
'VUlii i.s a very cleaiuim;, raUier
;ih ami cry eltiMjtive .ibam-
i'.u, pariii:iilaily Kd tor oiiy hair.
m it i :-.o iiiyliiy
i v. i-nld ie(.oiimi -ii(l a thor
unuh rub u.tii hot uil liie nlht be-.on.-
ti." shampoo, liui) an entire
Libit' ;(;(. luiil ol Vryy hot oliVH oil
on j our .-.c nlh at:d kei-p on rubbing
.in:il you have vvu:k-d it thorough
:y into lii - i-orc-i. t'.-.e lliiri oil rub
ant! : h;iuipoo niiiv h wi 1;.
! Ii' your fccv.lp i.i dry, use the hot
I oil ih" nii;iii before, and alter the
vhamnoo and ati. r the hair U thor
oughly dry take a very small
three limes a week, but 11 is impor-
(ai.i ihar you masMage the scalp
daily and create a healthy circula
tion in it. if you tint the stray hairs
thai have lost color and leave tho
rent of your hair alone the effect
will be much better than to change
the color to that of henna. You can
do this yourself by mixing one of
the Hinall packages of henna with
the Koap latiier when you shampoo
and lei ting the lather stay on your
hea l for ;i0 or even 30 minutes, be
fore you proceed with the shampoo.
Kine hair takes the color faster
ing and than coarse hair, so some practice
1.4 necessary to Know, how long a
iinie in needed.
.linislo. Marjorle Pluro hot,
wet nigs over the blackhtjls for a
few minutes to open the pores,
iMiii massage a cleansing cream In
U I Me skin until as much nil as
pos-i ble has been dislodged. Ue
m"Vi the cream cr wash with warm
v. ar.-r and coap, followed by an Ice
rub or with a rinse of very cold
water.
I ANSWERS TO INQUIRIES
f ' HII viry creamy. Turn into a hut-
I . i .ii tmti linn ,fi tuui lUIIIMI"! l'l .
B. W. Cooney, Coftnty
Agent, Sends Out Letter '
To AH Growers
DROP 13 ADVANTAGE
Heavy Drop in Fruit Will
Result in Better Condi- ,
tions Economical
Handling Only Way
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spare for delays.
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THESE NEWSPAPERS
Publicity How I Hate It!
My name is Maizie Smith jnd I
jam a stenographer and wear sheer
; hosiery by trade. My bosses name
; is Carnblatt. . Qnrncoucz and he
, ain't much when it comes rhjht
Idown to the plain facks m life. He
I to kind of fat and wears white;
I socks and his pants is real small
jat tlie bottoms just a ordenary j
loojun you mi-jht cay, and I do say ,
jit. Still, with all his ' falts-Mister I
Garncoucz ain't so bad, having j
Muffins
, VAUIOUS TASTES.
Just lo entertain my. nieces, who were gathered round Dknty of mocy and . mi,under.
: my throne, I was playing stately pieces on my modern standing wife, so what could a kind
grnphophonc Tenors, ' baritones were' singing rich, and ' 'X'vX' i did
classical r frnins, and. their voices; roundly ringing, shook it. i went mound to the bettor
the doors and window panes Of my nieces some seemed lf'L
happy, but Jemima, she looked sick, saying, "dive us some- aiiy'had a small nip or two with
thing snappy, give us something with a kick." So 1 sighed toS'lhintM wasn't " fady,
aim siarieu piaymg jazzy recortis up 10 ante, wilii sirange nuc a good respectable- Indy one
instruments ge-braying like the hinges of a gate. Then
Jemima seemed quite happy, but Amelia cried, "Great
Scott! All such crazy strains annoy us, only morons like
such rot; Play us something soft and soulful, something
with a rhythmic beat, sentimental yet not doleful, something
soothing, sad and sweet." I "Tho Uosary" selected, as a
record chaste and sweet; it has' always been respected by
the gifted and elite. "Ah, those droning tunes," said I.ily,
"make me wish to rend my hair; they
silly, they are loaded with despair, dive us music full ol'
vigor that will thrill us and inspire, something nobler, high-
liimrni- 11, 1111 n ,lii-,rn I,., ;i.,.r. ,.lw,ii-" .wll,- -il.. I come out with the story
i i " . T . """" 1 of them only showed my face,
Kianou piayuig music uyano nana; ana ignore said, oroiicn- which I
hearted, "Let such noisy stuff be canned; there is now a
great revival of plantation melodies; 'do Down Moses' lias
no rival play it for mo, uncle, please." Then I muttered,
"Oh, my nieces, I shut down tho graphoplione ; here and now
tho music ceases till 1 find myself alone. When there are no
girls around mo 1 have music sweet and chaste; but you
.-Jjihiozels confound me, each one with her special taste.
What seems music lo Matilda brings from Siif!an groans and
" jeers, and the strains that charm dear Hilda ma!.-' K.becc.i
' lfold her ears."
.; nreakfjet
Applf Saui
CVn-al
I'lllfl I'
Luncheon
i;.:;K fiiil.id (v.ilii I.i-llutv)
V'lLin'-.v!:. ai lir.-a.l
Mai inalat.- Cocikio
I i l Ccicon
Dinner
Harh (from ln .-r I.i ii -Ovi'rs)
I Mill (HI III.- full
SliCrU 'I'uuialdiB
ANSWERS TO INQUIRIES
1 1 ill very creamy. Turn into a but-
teud pan and let cool completely,
then cut in Hotmres. This fudge
i will have ;t caramel flavor.
! lii'-xperleneed: "Should the flow
er howl and candlesticks match on
the dinner table? And may fruit
f-:ieiimes be uaed instead
f AerH?"
Like other erop tliat have tteu
barveiiicu this year, ijougia.
L-uuniy is preparing to gaiiiei iu 1
u bumper crop 01 priuus v.ili a
luarKci that is tar from sat fac
tory, 'ihe growers or tne coun.y
have this year had wonuen ui
piOtipecld fcr big ciops in e.ety
iUio ol lariu or orenaid jirod ac
tion have recuiiK'd yiciiei iar uvtsv
ihe average, Uul in hiutu 01 inu.o ,
cunditiuiis profits nave be.-n any,
due tu poor maiKeis. 'the baine 1
outiook U now in piospeui (jv ihj
lrune ci -y. buying lias hei ,
siuw and at a very low llguro,
whieh will neetHii ate very t co-
Domical handling if ihe grower-
is lo kiiow any.proiu on hi cr -p. .
'J'iie contiiiions of ihu'lruit and
the maiki-t outiook are snwn in
a delaiit-d manner in a luiter be
ing sent out by Li. W. Cooney, ;
county agent, to growers of the
county.
jbitciose.l with the li .tier ia b?
ing eni out a iiHHLionualre which
is lo be Hat (1 in luaknig up an
et.l.hraic ol tile crop m 1 );ugias
County.
'1 ne county agent's letter Ia as
follows:
".Douglas County Italian prune
crOj i rtjovt.' iici mai la td
DOBBS HATS
The DOBBS Byways is a delightful
hat for Summer wear. The texture
is soft and lightweight and the
colors are in harmony with the
season of sunshine and outdoor life.
Shown in New York exclusively in
the Dobbs shop and here on the
same day
(Tun IitiI inn ! linn ti nrv. hin wt-.t-
fjlhcr has eae.sed an uuusuui dtpi
and may be re. bciid somev.h.tt in ;
Answer: Yes, It is nine to have n;.proiiit..ni or Hie crop on:
lie-in match. Sets of two candle- I tries. A survey ot more than)
::iik-i (for the Ur.)f, caudles) andjiUO orcharos would stronnly in-
:i fruit or flower bowl are sold jduaie small sizes. Tin- Mini
''quiNe'BKOb. ' ' j
State Press Comment
Ml'.-;.
"lir Kiln
i.' 1 1 " ' lor
mil a ii.i
. : "Koine llr.ie ago one
r itieier-o a.-'I.ed for a w.
i:i;iuii: Ijiuv.'u jtravy v Hh
;it loa.si. 1 ilu this by put-
io;:. -i her, atid .some of these are
vei;. iiH Mjiensive in tho amber or
g: ei u ;hissware. More; expensive
i is come In white glass with a
fiold -eiiern:-ted -dge, or in cut
g:.i:ri. The:;u white glass sets are
a ;:ood idioke, as lliey will har
monize wilh china uf it uy color or
de.sigu, if you have several seta of
i.hitiii. Flowers are generally used
in the bowl (Iheir ends stuck into
the hole. of a little glass flower
holder), but it is correct to use
nlnlit 1 hjfl tn rfmir ri litinl lrf in
him lo mako him keep to hisself.
I was calrful and didn't shoct him
in a fotlo spotJust let, him have
It (n the head. .
Of couras, the newspaper re
poaiiore and photorjrafers was in
jail to see mc in no time, and r
was nico to them and told them all
about my earlier training being
the caucc of it Then I poassd
for some ootrnits. taikinn care to
art! lachrviliose and cross my limbs so trie claacy sheer
hozicny would catch ttie eye. I
wan real nice to them.
The next morning the papers
with the clary, and all
linK one iaHosh)o!i of riiimir into a
fiying pan mid leiiii'K it conk till
il ha.i t ill net! bliiek, t hen loui hur rrj ir . n,-,,,,.!'
It ride : "Tict tires really good
pie tu res - ate hard to coiled in
pan. j
Willi t
any geod soup toek into lb
uiixiug w ell, urn! t hit 'Uenin
Moiii ami waier paie. ( an ymi
give Jim- a i.-i ine tfr uriking fudg"
j ith t- -ap.. -rated milk
j An.--v.ei-: 'I h.ink c!ii. Keade-'l-'Miiid,
for vour Kiinl reponye lo
;:uiolln r !'-.'!ile! S r ijuet. 1 It-re
the ri i'ipi. jnii warn: Kvaporal.-d
i'udg- -; .Melt t v. o I a hies poo. i.
of butter in a Haiit'eiian till hiou i.
t hen si ;r in liiree i-.ips of t-ugar.
I'lii'i'iimii nip i.i r': u sirup, tint''
mju.,1.-. n: h:i!er ehiteolale .-diaved.
..t t ...;n
ci'uiilult dt ami a pinch of j;aii. "ttlllul
and let cook to the sott-bull stage.! Answer: I am sure other brides
Cool slightly, then add three-1 will thank you for this hint,
loui lhi ol a cup of nuts and beat Tomorrow Good Berry Shortcake.
I one's early married Iff
solved the problem by taking for
eigu post cards tsent us by friends
tia eliing iu ICurope) to a photo
.grnpher and having him make en
largements of (hem. Quite good
size enlargements can be made
for two doilar apiece, or less. We
have mil- of the House of I'ailia
ineiu and WVstiiiinisti-r Abbey, in
London : and of Notre 1 )ame in
1'aris. They are stunning
ituaticn prevails with tho I'aiuii tvtV
prunes. i he drying season will !
ue advauct d pusMn.y two weeks I
t er normal. I nis tact will un- :
uoubtedly clear the hrowit ro l j
siluiilion to a large t:;U lit. j
Any estimate, uf total cuunt j
pi'otuntlou would be a gue. ni
most. 1 have, nothing W add to
i lie grower.' present inioriuatiou
u pi: n prices which indicates that
producers are mi against a buy
ers' niai'kel. One fact .stands oul
clearly, that every grower should
pare harvesting easts to the bone.
The drying ot small prunes will
net a loss, the best of the cp
Wo have will be none too god.
State and .National .Situation
" The produeiion of dried prunes
on the i'aeitic Coiut for live year
u sliowu below : t Uata from
(California.' 'O.O.in.Ono . W;i'.'?jV,r7 i"V
2li.5M.'
ruo.
hadn't bothered much
about. It was awful. And they
didn't rui. my confession, having
got a better one fiom a oirl
really killed her man. And my
name was spclcd all wrong while
they got every letter rig tit in
Bcirnhlatz Garncouci.
Publicity how I hate it 1
j ar.RljyiktiT
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!iciam,nca
By Lulu Hunt Pcters.MIl
Author of Tiki ami Eeu2h ejnj)iet for hhireJi
V s.; ( I'aeitie Nortiiwesi )
jihjo lbs.; (I'aeitTc Const )
0011 lbs.
1 tCaliiol nia I -i 4,uu.0'i
framed ll,s-; .v-ruiwesi j .:..
uu ioi; yi ucil a iua.-iii uhUmu,
UUO lbs.
19 a (Califoi u!a 2t'.:',u0n.dou
lbs.; (Pacific Norlhwesu .".U.'MIU.
UU0 lbs.; ( Tacifie Coast i :! 1
OUU.OttO lbs.
'J2 (California "7S.Oiiti,0tu
ibs.; (I'acifie Northwest! ad, out),- goii Voter,
tiUt) Ib-.t.; tl'aeitie Coasi ) li'.S.UOU.
OUU lbs.
(California ajlJ.urtu.oOU
Oregon's-' state and leeal roadu
and bridges represent a con.-t i:n -t
i e n in vt s i men t in excess : i
j.iOO.nOu.Odn. ' This expensive
plant i.s at. toe disposal of th Or. -yon
motor vehicie owner al an
average co.;:t ol j.'is. per car lo;
i license fee and gasoline i
Our state highway bydt-m ro-
presenis an expenditure by fed
eral and statu rovprnnients ef
i7t:.ui)U,o()i) fur road and bridge
const met ion.
Our county and ro;i district
cover n men t s h;; ve i ; nemh l :i ti-
:'"" n iproxtnritely I Oim.niifi for n..il-
I bed lor state highways and f-r
iconstiiietion ol eoanly and local
roads oti'ide m th;.- limits of
'citK-s.
Within th" limits of cities, the
Mreet pacing
lid bridges are m e.vres ol $tiu.-
tMlU.UUM, to : a;, noihiti:; of -th--'
e(st of provid.ng the streets.
Nearly all o! i s huge sum ;
were expended to pi ovidu liig.:
ways for luoi ;r vehicle--.
It is inconceivable thai any mo
(or car owner, who Knows 1 h
foregoing to be true, will -mplain
that Oregon requires bin: l i pav
(oo high an annual f i
use of this costly facility
fund and ha iailed to secure re-i-
f:iiit :ou of her projects al ail
iu r.tcpuig witli the contributions.
I bis .state, has paid into the reei;,-
mation fund a total of ntarly $1,
juO'i.OOU, and In return 'the go-
rnment has expended on Oregon
projects but little more than ?y.
ei u.uoii. The extent cf this di.s
; crimination ugain.st Oregon is di.-.-closed
by the ltgures lor other
states.
Th e gov e r n in v n L has wo s t c I
large sums of money on some of
1 i:s reclamation work that should .
'never have b'cn started. There
is no good reason why we should
continue to contribute so largely
to a fund that is thus wasted,
u'hile our t.wn m -ri tor ions pro
j cts are neglected.
Let us hope that .Senator Stan
field meets with tile same sncees-;
with hij ameiiduu nt as has crown
ed his efforts for tile lax refun.t
measure. Portland Telegram.
It
Our .Vuti'inal Anthem.
The effort to abolish th,- star
DRIED PRUNE PRODUCTION
SHOWS
: P pm o Mmm
EDUCTION (alilornia. where li;(..n. .;, , r- f l!y!l5Vt
5 l-NC''EASE 1-aucoLl in I'.'-Ti, while Oregon's ffi
I1H of .hied '"dm-llon was lo.,),m (,. t:i i-.j;, J
inon
by s.
11:1
About I72.iii ions
prunes were produced In ami ,;
. JJtauO Ions in I'.H'I in the tour ton ii,
Bia,tes from which this dried fruit pn
in., obtained Idaho, Washington, i.;:
: l.tregoiL ami California according
to u reptut of the uited .states
'. depaiiment of ngriculiure.
. i- trh;d pninen are made moslly In
'0 tun; in l'.i:i. Wa.-hin;
of len.-.i inipei lance i:i this
ductioii. -.:eu ions in and
tons in l!' I.
Mid you ever follow u luinch?
It's a pretty good Idea. Suihcili:i
V:iley haw Komelhlm: to tiller
life lP.Tiuno 5:v
' A lotta that rr u-t 1 g ! c
plexion ii lost in the e! i.vv.n-.r
hole."
VARICOSE VEINS AND OVERWEIGHT
"Iiii.r heitor: .lie-t this lid.
year, a regular epidemic of btih:
ii. mi; s I.i.h apeared on my l
h li;,' tl." knee. The HH ilicos wp!l
-.h iti t li.'M' i onl'er: ed on the .u.n
t i -hnig their .Miouldeis and .-.r.'
llMie nothing ) dn but wall "n-1-1
i i '"nit , ,i ihi-. m.irlal coii ; i.d
l. t a ii u pan ot propel!, us Miimmi
w !lh i;:; haipimd rov. :i. V-.-. h
-hi. n l i i-"l i.od to tee I ; ni ,i
; ;;... iif.' 1.. :.l:h. am only :T i: 1
h.a . n ar. : d iogr:H:i a'n :t I f
ne ; n- ih-- baiai'e.' il my i i-
a ic . ii a-. I am a widow mil an
i.i- . -iv Im-y . ai '.ing the hi, a-1 n
'j' : : ' : eat eight I i U . ainl pi
i g te ii.-i ept p, laun.he-.s. . , .,
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AVANTED FOR GREEN SHIPMENT
Shipment will slnrl this week from Roscburg mid SulliciTsi. L'ox MaUurs
" . wanted. If interested get in touch wilh us.
.'FRANK J. NORTON CO.
SUTIIEKLIN, OREGON
I
( I nni
.. lake
otf niv
t o hi, n
thai ha.
ln.trlMl. n
:i !-ihe
I get J " i
i much
libit exeri
king and
e-t g!i-en
ed b in
leip II.
extensively. You may hnvn It
mling self-aduressed, stamped
(nveiopi' with your rcipiest. (Allow
at last iwo weeks for us receipt),
iitit don't forget to ask for the re
in stamps iu addition to the self
dueiug bookit't. t Kin-lose ten cents
addressed, stamped envelope I.
Suet es.s to you ! Write again,
pl- it. e when you have lest the
1 Old) It VI MS KOIt COLDS
Mrs. P The way to make your-
f self r- si.-i.int to eolds as well as lo
- oiJi -r diM'ases i-i simple. Naturally
i sufficient sleep, constant f resit air
1 .tiorreet diet and clothing, exercise.
- genial work and mental outlook.
t old barbing is undoubtedly one
the
of the good resistance promoting 1 MI( 1 1(
iacioi;-. aiso. ii mere is a genu re
action mid a general feeling of ex
M 1 " " 1 " ' 1 i dried prunes t
uniiouiii. diy good tor you; other- pounds. Th-re are of t-mr.-e
wise, it is not. iinikmnYii weather and other tin -
. (old baths should not be lakmi tors all, ad. which migh! low . I the
: output . It vi u'.d appear l here -
that ihe total Coast drop
not ec rd that ot otln r ie-
Ibs.; t Pacific Northwest li.ouo,- Spangled Manner a -4 the national
nun lbs.; (Pacific Coast) :il8,'t0t,
UUO lbs.
Avurage: ( California ) tUi.dnO,
00U lbs.; ( I'acillc Not iliwest i
4 r. 000. tilth His; i Pacific Cast )
uUO.UUO.UUl) lbs.
According to the same author-
lit y t he average export. i
yeais for the lU'e years
l!:' l-r. was 1 1 l,tit! 1,1 1 J pounds
j ports during 1 '.'2; were tin
; usually large, result ing iu a ca :
, i j -uvt'i- much W6 than usual.
"OiJ,cial esiimate.i of ittu:.;
iprnduetiou are m t jet a'-aii;ihn ,
J nut 1 1 g u res ha..- tl on o!ll'ial "dHi
' dd ion'- report:; would indicate a
c:ip of about 70 million pound.1- i:.
the Paeifie Norl hwe-d iii:l " 7 .i
iv. ill tun pds. In t nlifoi nia. I iow
i iiT private ii poits i.i more re
cent dale indicate ;L 'drop
hnier than antieip.itid i!ir.ng;t
Northwest. Sein ainhor-
lll-s also state that d: nr lai-.t it
will limit the Northwest culteU uf
six.y nuilioi!
:-n I
I.i.-h
in cases ni heart trouble on neenitnti
ot ine shock, urniy xpo.-nie. ninte. f ore
. (o snnlight. ts beneltnm ; be';'n n.av
nntlM in is again being mndi
on t he usual ground t ha t t be
fhl t d stanza is "clui n vinisi h-."
There a re belter grounds Cian
thai. The wordH were wrlhen to
fit a pari icular inetdi-ut. Th'-u--
ands Ling it not knowing a da
I l ; t In ng about whn r the words a
ending trying to tell. The w.nds shea
be Mich as won -ii I'M A in erica
all times and not for the i
hours they describe. '!
tiist indictment. '1 he s
!- h:-l J!:-.- turn- js. an
drinking --or.g and i l:-"
dead drunk to ivach t'e
both dtn cldou.i. A an-:
to (r.ntain enonch n.ui-di
tO COneOct a IUI1" Ol li.:
bail enough In have to
erb a' to t he tnnc of i ; :i
i i it gr Cong re- diouid
t h" a p-dni nn nt "I a
comp -i- nt mu.-di-iftii wii
ti; call for sni'ini-ioft
and mainly;: tpl to :n al!
Ming to be oifi iaiy o -.-i
the national tinttn ni
thit-.g (hat 'an ne s.:.
',,'T -Spangl- .1 Hann. r i
to not official. Coi vailis Time.
Primary Ills
may b- noted that Ihe so-call
ed "extravaalice ' of congress and
ot the tate h gi.daiures is coinci
dent w-iih Ihe nsti ot the direct
primary. There is today no party
responsibility; a man may dare
anything, and t here is no correc
tive or advisory power. The names
"Iti pgblican" and "Memocral" mean
less than nothing, in most cases;
for ilie wln n a man has bought or cajol-
Ore- ed or tricked his way through the
-primary, by his own unaided ef
forts, naturally he recognizes no
"as no better way but now, when
eyed, leather lungi d word peddierA
have harped on their devotion tt!
the primm-y sjsteni tu the direct
voiie ot the people. For some,
indeed, ii i.s a boon, for they can
get what an organized party would
never dream of giving iheni. Hut
w bore the net rem I is oriraniza-
1 tion only for ihe purpose of spend-
; big more money, and with no moral
J or political simnluids or obliga-
tions to meet, the primarv system
otill on trial; with the verdict
of millions ol I'-runr .supporters
now in jid agaiiist it.
i"n gecir.g too big for
icraoy, where everv
':' !- pa.-si s direi'ijy on the quali
t it at ions of eery officer".' Millions
b.iie-- ii is. ;cid lhat Hie revival
of reprof-entniivi f,:triy iespont.i-
is th" only ahaiion.
P'ei:di-I ihet.ry nMy not. al-
work ahu:--; sometimes it
;i prop o.- a hard h'-aded in-
'er .ho will mm-cie its
men a;;e its effii:ien( : .
primary system needs
millions ot former
6 it does! Salem Man--
not- -
P'
1
ung
.rl:-u
) II 1
Tile r 'C.I
j:iati d :
Th-- b
l.r tii
hdi';
.h '.-uiy in
.Maybe t lie
a '1 i m-M-fte
rd-
M
1 11
wilh two lo three minu;. lifU
gruduallj increase to one-half tn an
hour.
U i h!ic an arth le on Ihdanced
Diet whn-h you may have by'sen-l-ing
-'iir self ii-liiressed. slumped
t uvetop" wilh your request Allow
lit l-a-t two w-i'lci for lis receipt.)
MOl.KS
K lias : h-;v. n mid1
H half pen oil Ihe ! ft
b.n k. Abhouth tt due
eolo: nr l,e, it uiirrie
it may co on to cancer.
I w eul-in -iri v. K
ilm
cent em s, and possii ly not
more than average.
"Ufhcial reports on tie- 1 l
i ro p in l-iuropeaa couutiie- a
hille m:ed a et. but tt,.
era I isentim-iit t-t ems t i:id
at least as good a i rop th- i
Inst ytar. and pos.-ieij
more unless storms and in
Mir ( w n Mote
M is it p'rt 1 ;i--ni 1
tliat Seuat-M" Staul'n Id
i' ii tie n nd treut to t he i '!
re " ' v.s ad will be it
gen- . ,,- d by o:lu ia I . ,;r t!
eaie 4.-p;u i an nt . Con.
i diev - f the prt sent
tilth- Hon of ih reelammi
d.- n. tit ami tl:
side Of he
snt chTinge
i b- r lor fear
of ni'-re il.image titan has yet be n ing ii.
I epoi ted
results it i i ;
i's p m
tinle
the
lot in Sutherlln.
eppo-Tr,
O Of t bom
tip and buy a 'building h.il
-aid i:
i -
t r
k:io, k
: te
T 1
, IU le Is in
. .'.j. t constantly
such a posjt ion that it is
PtPatrd. We do know
l !
!d-h
r KltoWrtr
t-or i.it1nff ',ir n--'trtnl
m ft till psl. -U-itii .
a Tim pHTTiehl.t on
vnti truit onrlc
iff wo rftr Tin, rlcAto rr-flonhiir t"
nvlnp bMrl n your full name nj
1 icIiir nntl truitilr.ix ti the only one tor
Mtt In Mump fxtrft. A-i'irt-M your ltt-
linn mop s au-1
a poit.e;t to be
i. may take o.i 1
later in lite. Th i
s ihat .'.re ;u
,ii-l tre-ptinr-erous
i:iii-a;1i.-a
certain typt.
no in I'Rrt- if ltd pjpr. Mike thfra hrtof at Doflsthlt, not nvor ?nn
rind tvp nr wru tht'n l--i;lttly with ink. Plenf tiian your nin
vid-neo of (iotl faUt nn wilt not us tt tn ny way. tt-ni-nibr tt tt
iiiH-e-oAihlt fur me to dtin". ftr von or ti nrmivpr yon prxnn3il .y. I p
or.'Cimn Vf-iy much tlie tf.auitfui b-ttrt you ifntl no and rM:rei ft l Itn-
p..rtlhl ti-. Ktt-f. you Indlvldu! ilvlc. Th qvi(tionti you ak wot b ..xaiulliatioii fay
ii-hwiTdo in nm c li vi rim ni nwn mm pomni, ii -iiit mrm oi Hfjoarmi mwr- Tftmflfi-nui
ot blat k mole that skin specialists
Mih is to have w at. ht d. en
ttioiig.i it i-s i.ii in a i-W-tiun io be
I ritated
What W'.s the docmr who gtv.
ou your yearh uu nfieneri i.ealth
b"oM
The Stanfi.-i.f a-n-mt-vit
o-- t Vtt mm the p: n d
the sale of I he ste'e ;!r.i!--P
r c- i:t she;i'd ! " paid t'
' '"'"Iv' r''r r"'"
'.i'" This 4" p'f eert
u : lotted to t he r e'atnat
ar.d i' is ; n 1 1 nruu-k
P.e-c-j,-
u!ai ; '.ir.-r.
; Fact and Theory
Josephine count y si i r.wbi-n y
grower. have umiHUally
- l-i-l --ar, ;-i( nnii.-.g to ihe firants
l'-iss Courier, and add- d acreage i.s
b. inc so ight for m t season.
'Cn-Miaci: ran Iv -sig ..i by (,,.
growers which will insure llu-m
tood i-eTu::is tor iheir crop.-," snvs
!!. Courier. Thus the evidence
n -fu-nutaies thai State Market
U'-rt Spep.fe j;; off ;l mjjp V. hen
le- t. lis tmniers. thimigh his hull
li'i i-sud at siaie exp.-n.se. that it
i useless fo,- (hi ni to raise fruits
and berries becau.-e pi if es are itn-po.-f.ibly
b.w-!;uger.e (;uard.
1 1.,
Unevenly Distri tflhed
WeiQht.
tan i.
ut th
lamiitioii ofuei.ils hav
f spending ,.?iv of
t Jus iiMtnt-y r n the Oregon prn-ieit-i,
where 'uarf'sa oflnially di-
ted tit isliould be fcpont.
f-ierc For Severe; I Days
if i; W'iiili, of Medtortl. a im ni-b-T
ot the One Hundred Thousand
dar t.luh of the Occidental Life
c.nanee company, is in Hoac-huri
r establisn an agency of tliat
.onipniiy. He will be here for sev
ral day.
Tin vnn Irnntc that RnthorTIn Kb.
OreffifS has alwnys been a heavy ,a nhanc tn hwnnin iho ia,,o.i ni,
cctrlbutor to the reclamation la,Somh6rn Ortgont
i
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