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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1926. ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW Utued Dally Except Sunday by 'Tha Ntws-Rovlaw Co., Inc. Blrmbrr of The AitocJn(eiI Pr? f j The Associated Pra Is oxuluniveiy tn nt led to the use for rupuMI cmtlon of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwiao orediud id thin paper and to all local nuwa published hurcfti. All rights of republic tlon of spociul dlKpatclibB heroin ure alvo.resurvud, - , . , , CHEERFUL CRIPX'LES. . B. W. SATES... BERT CI. BATES.. ..President uni Munugor .-..Secretary-Treasurer Entered as second class mutter May 17, 1920, at the post offico at Roseburg, Orogon, under the Act of March 2, 1879. j SUBSCRIPTION. RATES Dally, nor year, by mall Dally, six months, by mull . Dally, throe months, by mull ,r.....r., Dully, single month, by mall Dally, by carrier, per month - , WVnkly News-Review, by mall, per year.. AS - 1.00 1 .60 . .CO s 8.00 ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1926. THE SELECTION OF TEACHERS. School boards, committees, and superintendents have an extremely busy time during the last of the summer, in find- ing teachers for the school year that is about to begin. The success of a school depends more upon the personality and qualification of these teachers than on anything eso. A town may provide its schools with a. very fine equipment, but if its authorities are careless in the selection of teachers, the school work will not produce the desired results and the pu pils will do a poor year of work. There are certain obvious qualifications which determine to some extent if a candiate for a teaching position is competent to leach. If a teacher doc3 not thoroughly know the subjects taught, it is pretty difficult to teach those subjects to, children. Not merely will the pupils get confused ideas about the lessons, but there is not much incentive foil them to attain a high standard. Hull The New York Rotary club has opened a camp for crip pled children on Long Island, and it calls it "Camp Cheer ful," and 1200 applications have already been received from siich young cripples for a chance to visit it. It is a singular thing, but it often happens that crippled children are ex ceedingly cheerful little youngsters. If you could watch them at this new camp, you would probably find them try ing to play the same games of baseball and tennis that well and sound children enjoy. Their constant effort to rise above difficulties tends to make them courageous, and they find that seemingly hopeless obstacles can be overcome. There are many despondent and discouraged older folk who could learn a lot by observation of such youngsters. 0 The man who shouts very loud for home town develop ment, and who complains bitterly because this or that is not done to put his home town ahead, is not always willing to "chip in" when someone puts a subscription paper up to him for some good home town project. It may be deplorable, but it is the truth, that you can't put a town ahead without using some money. We must have some advantages that can be obtained only by voluntary effort, and these things cost money. To operate any pushing organization for business find civic development costs something. People who have a good amount of money need to feel some spirit of enterprise for their homo town projects, and occasionally be willing to give some financial backing to hopeful enterprises. While people may give up their money for these causes with some difficulty, it is hard to see how a town can go ahead merely on oratory, and least of all on knocking. o Now that a sufficient sum of money is forthcoming from the county court to assure proper financing of the I Douglas county products fair to be held in Roseburg Septem- PPU picks Tonight is bath nlte And don't forget to Have friend wife Scrub yer back. i 4" ! DUMB ELL OORA THINKS A private secretary Is one who handles a buck private's corres pondence In the army. 4 J cases. The technical expert who illMM'CtH HIlU U(!jU:irt IliO tell! graph prlii tors has a more pleas ant job than the press telegraph operator translating code into sentences und paragraphs. And the oilers, euKiueiucu and operators of the great excavators' ate happier than wero the men who used to shovel und scrape In the dust and dirt. Portland Journal of Commerce. JEWELRY LEADS TO . PAWNBHOKER SHOP BBWTYg; GfOT ANSWERED LETTERS. A Young Mother. As the baby rare needed. -mulures the curtilages of her ears) E' H. B. The acid In the vino, will beconiu firm, so all you can 'gar neutralized the oil in your do meantime Is to keep her ears 'hair, which 'will probably recovur placed against her head when sho its gloss again after a time If Its is usleep or when wearing a capjllfe has not been choked out by over them. Most babies at nine I the severe treatment. Even so, months have very little hair Just new half is always forming nnd as vour baby nan. so mere is nature recovers too, so you win i ...1 i 1..... i n. ..i. .. ii 1.1.. 0 1 vw uveu wnuie ".c miuv.1, wu uujuci uioioug. .y, ber j8 R shoM ,je R mMcr q g0Mcl.a, jnterest r. "t ,1"""3as ",1U c"tm.0.-o.H t0 make the occasion a worth while event. It may be the foundation for the return of the old-time county fair, some thing this county has not enjoyed for a riumbcr of years. At any rate, the fullest cooperation should be forthcoming to make a creditable showing of the various agricultural and other industries of this county. that make a big difference. A poorly educated teacher, who has enthusiasm and personality, may put more working spirit into a school, than a finely prepared one who has no gift for waking up children. People who select teachers need to be excellent judges of character, and thoy need to make careful inquiry to know what kind of work teachers have done in their previous fields. It is generally realized that unless people have some brightness and originality and personal initiative, they are not well qualified for the high requirements of this profession. 1 - 1 ' ; -1 -o- , . , Progressive, practical aiid'farsighted, the late Joseph . Lyons, of Reqdsport, former county judge, would have been foremost' citizen in any community', fortunate enough to r number him among its residents. His endeavors affecting public welfare were invariably based qn, mature. considera- tio'n and safe business principles, assuring their success and meriting the approval with which they were received. To his exceptional qualities as a business, map and his high pub ' lie spirit, Mr. Lyons added a gonial personality that won lasting esteem and friendship.. The combined burdens of . t private affairs and those of public welfare doubtless con tributed to the undermining of his health. . While his 'pass Whan a fellow's position in public life "goes to his head" it's time to swing! the axe. ! ! ' . , : ; POLAR WASTES. . There is no land around the Pole, according to explor ers;, there only icy billows roll, and tcmncsts. rinir-tailcd roarers.'' There is ho land on -which to build hotel or filling ! W; station, but all the dreary waste is filled with ice and desola tion. We've sailed above the Pole now, twice, and crossed (AMuctfltcd J'rvtt Leaied Wire.1 NE WYOltK, Auk. 21. Two Hnr- ilem pawnbrokers, Joseph ltoth and Ills son Herbert, weio In jail hero today charged with receiving stol en goods, in connection with the theft of jewels valued as much as $500,000 from General and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt at Newport, K. I. While the pawnbrokers were be ing arraigned hero for their allesed connection with tlio theft, detec tives began checking over thu seized gems worth 518,000. Five cases of jewels were stol en from tlio "Ilreakers," the New port mansion, two weeks ago wliilo the Vanderbills wero entertaining friends at dinner. Among the jewels stolen wero some irreplaceable family heir- The kind remarks which this col. yum has found fit to say about the county fruit growers Is brlngin' re. suits. We got a crate of peaches and some swell grapes yestiddy. It certainly pays to peddle the soft soap In this world, candidly speakin'. fr According to an American -astronomer, rome "stars am red-hot vacuums.'' He must be acquainted with some of the Hollywood variety. J h We "see by the paper" that a Chicago girl lifeguard recently sav ed the life of a young man bather. Do you suppose he will feel ob ligated to marry her? 4 On one of our rare at home even- looms, ami an main- worn inlKsinu ings, we read to the C. O. Clarence i the family had difficulty In com Darrow's statement: "Man Is Na-!pHing a list. ture's Ia6t and most perfect work." The only answer we got was: "Humph." J. .. 4. FAMOUS CASES Book Woman In the of Scotch Anthony and Cleopatra's Smear Archaeologists have discovered a fossil of a four-inch mosquito. Indubitably the ancestor of the New Jersey genus. The osslfers raided the Winches ter beer garden last night and the drouth Is now on wuss than ever. 4- the sea around it, and scattered flags upon the ice, to show Ihg is a loss to the i citizenry of the whole county, it will be! U'"twehave founj it; And that, melhinks, should bo ririost keenly felt in the lower Umpqua region, for the ' ad-'cnoug'1 lov 11118 onc generation; we well might can this po ."VMicoment of which he gave unstintedly of his time and en-jlar stuff' discourage emulation. We can imagine all that's ergy. Although a leading figure in all projects for many I Ulel'0 from what wc've learned already; the ice, the snow, year3 past that contributed to the industrial .progress of his!11"-:-'""" UL'"- ",v u'c;lu w'lul "'owing sieaay. xneres nout- -homo locality, Mr. Lyons will best be remembered as the or "iginalor of the super' road district of the lower Umpqua. ing more to learn that's worth three hoots in far Hoboken so let that suburb of the earth its silence hold unbroken. But 3,'his was the outstanding effort of his life in the way 0t ;oUer brave and daring souls will northward soon have start- ; public betterment. Its fulfillment will constitute a perma nent testimonial to his energy and foresight nnd keep his memory forever fresh in the minds of a grateful community. . . . ; 0- ; 1 YOUNGSTERS ON THE STREETS. Some years ago a movement was promoted for the cur- few, to keep the boys and girls off the streets after a certain hour, which was apt to be eight or nine o'clock in many towns which adopted this plan. Not so much is heard of that idea now, but the youngsters st em to roam around the streets at night more than ever, and often to a very late ecl; they say, "1 here may be other Poles than that which has been charted. We'll find new snow and ice perhaps, and then, oh donnerwetter, geographers can turn out maps which are sublimely better. The need for maps which show the shape of icebergs, top and bottom, is so intense that men wear crape because thoy haven't got 'em." And so the planes will fly away, with whoops and hully-cheeings, and there'll be tragedies some day to jar all human beings. The airships cannot all tome back, good hick won't ku;t forever, Xafc ipeiliins Ses: Home of tlie gems seized by ilf tectives here -when I lie Itolhs wore arrested were a brooch set with 95 diamonds, three diamond studded bracelets and several rings. Thero was also a horseshoe pin of yellow metal, set with ten stones believed to be pearls, eleven bluestones and i!0 white stones forming the words "Good Luck." nothing to do about It but wait for u Inter growth. W. P. To a pint of oalmeal, add a half leaspoonful of sulphur, sev eral pinches of powdered benzoin, anil four teaspoonsful of powder ed Boap of any fine variety. Make a number of small cheesecloth find all of It Improving with each day. Massage daily to loosen the scalp, and get a tonic in - which there is some sulphur io help rid you of the dandruff. 1 Tim henna shampoo Is for tint ing the stray grey hairs bo they brush Into tho rest of tho hair bags, and put a teaspoonful of the and are not noticed. Such a sham--mixture in each bag, to be used poo does not change the natural instead of soap w hen bathing the color of tho hair beyond adding face. TliiB Is particularly good for! tho least bit of brightness, which an oily skin where there Is a tend-lls not a change at all when liir ency to blackheads. lis black as yours Is. To do tills Miss M. H. The white wax call- mix tho contents of 0110 of the ed for In the cream formula is small packages ot honna that come beeswax, but thero is also a brown for one shampoo with enough soup beeswax which could be substi-1 lather to cover your entire head, tuted if necessary; the latter Willi Let this stay on the hair for 20 mako the cream just as nourishing j minutes and then proceed a3 with although not so attractive in ap-iany other method. Ijonrancu. John M Your hair w:il change J. D. When using alcohol to I to a much darker shade after a cleanso II10 linlr, uso absorbent I few nioro years, it la always so cotton dipped In tho alcohol and wllh that flaxon blonde shade af wlpe (ho soil from tlio scalp, and ter adult age. If you dye it you tlii-ii down tlio length of I he hair w ill ruin your hair and It might separated Into as many strands nsleven effect your health. Lemon Cling Peaches Now Ready Lemon Cling I'eaclies for canning; also date and. silver primes; bring boxes. Phono always between 12 and 1 or after j p. m. 1 M. Cur tis, phone 8-F4. Efficient fQUsekeepmi UUUP'a rVIMPIWOn DELICIOUS CARAMEL CAKE CHINESE ARMIES STILL ENGAGE IN PUZZLING WARFARE (Associated I'rosg Leased Wire.) PEKING, Aug. 21. Marshal Vu Pei-Ku, North Chinese war lord, who with Marshal Chang Tso-Lin, at present dominatua affairs at Peking, has departed for tho re gion of the Yangtze river, his ulti mate destination being Yoehow. Here he ia to assume commi the forces opposed to the ese ttoops. The llunanese troops are sup porting tho Canton, Chinese government and have be- Kim a general altack 0:1 the north orn inv;tiliai-M uliii-li i 'hunt' K:i. "A feller enjoys eatin' canned chek, Cantonese generalissimo, U iiu.v a(jcidiiy 11 ne naa -o psei , n.poi (Pli to De the dern stuff." jchang-ha. Dispatch; cup of granulated sugar. Stir in the beaten oik ol one e'gg. Then . 1 add tho cooled caramelized sirup, iaud biend welt. Hitt one and one Hait' cups of ordinary . bread flour nti one and one-nan. teaspoons of baking powder and stir tins into the mixing bowl. Flavor with ono half teaspoon of yauiaa extract and fold In the stiifiy-whipped while of one egg. Beat lor mreo minutes steadily, then scrape the j batter into a loai'-cake pan measur ing about four by eight inches on the bottom with slightly flaring sides two and one-half inches high. Lino ihe pan with wax paper W avoid the cake sticking to it; when 'this is done, you need not greasti the pan, as the cake batter is pour ed right onto the wax paper . UO( j Slip the pan iuto a hot (but not !vptv linh nvpn. If vnn ham jl lt'it ll. hard to make a good caramel cuke. I ,.,,,. nVH thBrnn.mH.iflr. huvn it gister between 400 and 450 de- I'l-A tlllVlllfrltllllt t hp pii I ir XT- tfl .10 is delicious, calling for only one , mllmtcs ot tUo baUine. Whcn egg and for no milk at all. ; U011B. ,,. ,.ako shouia be ,w0 ilu.u. TOMORROW'S MENU ' Breakfast Stewed Prunes Cereal Cieamed Ul'led lleuf Pop-Overs Coffeo Luncheon llam-l'oiutu Cakes I'omato Salad Dread Sliced Peaches Cyokies Tea Dinner Cream of Onion Soup Spulllsh Omelet Potatoes Spinach Lettuco Orange Custard Coffeo Contrary to opinion, it is rocllOW. l" ua.-vu.u, ronll land of 1 '"LVU originated tho following re- r 1( 1-luuan- c'I,e' 'hicli is aR inexpeiifilvo as It 'g,.' hour. Many .parents cornplain of the way young girls will ;(.iod-lorsaken, by pilgrims f i-oiuj the arctic gloom, a the part ot their parents to round them up. The boys and j than all the waves that thunder on Ooualaska's dismal shore president of tho .National Electric j as aided and Inspired by soviet Light association. j Russia. ' That's more men than there o .- are. It represents four times the) Chevrolet coupe like new, run labor supply ot the country. : 7000 miles, but don't look It. $200 -iiirl llint-n ti.ill l,n ., riiitol. l. i i I i it i 11 '"a u I'rove i not ' on new pi ice.iiaiiseii cnev rout Co. and tlieie will be a finish black to high and brave endeavor, machines do not really displace i There'll be lost men amid the snow, for whom sad wives are ln'en. The linotype machines did Italian skip springs ummliin- -iiiI nilini- ,.,..,,. ni . . t - 1 1 t I not dlsldu.-e printers. They cllllllg-l BAD LEAK IN COLUMBIA weeping, and othei vojageis will go to get their bones in jCI, lhl.,r ,.:,n,,lc,r. Thc.' p,,,",. keeping. And there'll be taies of death and doom in reirions . telegrapli miu hines will not io : ' !. i.-ac.i Win-.i broken South One-Egg Caramel Cake: Begin its high. Peel oil the wax paper ny caraineiizing ono laoiespoon oi on the bottom, while cake Is hot. granulated sugar (for the sake of 'then frost as follows: inexpei -teheed cooks, 1 am going to Caiamel Frosting: Put ono tea give minute- details) To caramelize cp0on of granulated sugar into a directing from I sugar simply put it into a small ir ing pan, let melt and burn, then tr.Miig pan twitn notning else in a(jd one-fourth cup of warm water from Hankow say I the pan) and let it melt and turn an cook till Hie lumps have nielt- the Southeineins have broken j to a deep brown. Now add one- ed. Cool, then strain into a bottle through the allied flank at Hunan. half cup of warm water; this will am coo. Keep for other cakes The forces of Wo Pel-Kit and : make the burnt sugar fizz and . w)lat remains after you have taken Chang Tso-Lin have a two-ring war , lunip. but it you continue to boll 0Qe tablespoonlul of the liquid on their hands. Their troops are j it for several minutes you will find flum the bottle and place it in a pursuing the retreating nationalist j that the lumps melt. Stialu und small bowl. Stir in one cup of cou-nrmit-s or Kiiouiiucliun west from cool tho sirup. feclfoner's sugar, flavor with a Kalian in the north. Another t Next, begin mixing your cako as drop or two of vanilla, and spread army is opposing tlio Canton for-j follows: Cream one-fourth cup o on the hot cake, ces in the south. Iloth the Cuuton-1 butter in a medium-size mixing ; Tomorrow Something New For Add to It three-fourths of a Baby. t State Press Comment J , Machines iiii-l Labor. Elect I'ic motors in tlio United StuU-ti uro doing the work of one hundred and seventy million men says -I. It. Davidson of Omaha, lese and Kuomitichuii are regarded llmwl. lawny with telegraphers. Klec- am tiWA. lire., Aug. 21. A pari ! .i n ...mi i . it ill,, mri.., ..r ll., I I -I 1 1 ' wander around the .streets at night, without much effort on crippled, shaken. The life of one brave man's worth more ;The drawiine excavators whirii 1 1 i i Ceiiina. was damaged last; substitute for several hundred i UIR1,t wlien Ihe vessel sprung n i - , ...... , .uieri win: teams anil st-'aoers are " "j -iv-n lh-.- , gins nave so many social events anil activities, thai; lliey are ana khock tne uergs asunder. inoi throwing men out nt emniov-; Columbia river iiom Portland very frequently out to those affairs, and they do not always ; "-' i mont. They mo making better , . ... ... , .. l l r m 1 P T-l idlw III l-llli-hhwil-v lnnl.. rtiurn wnen mey are over, cither, it is pretty hard lor otic ! irfOUD OaiUroaV Una Ot rehirff ! Mi,', .V, V,, count caries ami countess cuis- loard the CrOlina. DietHealth. . 1 ' TT A T J .M T iyurr uy ijujiu uuiix rexcfi, ruu jimitrt vmt ana neaaa aaajtotte uuarwm SICK AND IRRITABLE FROM WROND DIET It is nrcttv hard for otic lot-nun .Nnf ni-rlaw lime f fioafuva - .. , ., . ill-- - v i-mA-w A WUiUl V Miiiiuiy w v-iiiuicu liny stricter run's, Ota it iaieiits genuraiiy would assert themselves, their children could be induced to spend tho evenings more profitably than many of lliciii do now. o Homes along the country roads in many places are not its pleasant as they used to-be, unless something i. done to keep down the clouds of dust that drift in from the automo biles. This finely powdered stuff sills down over the grass and gardens and houses, and reduces them to a dull gray, and it must often bp unhealthful for people to breathe. Many of these country neighborhoods may say tlvy can not afford to treat such roads with any kind of oil, tar, clc, as a dust layer. Perhaps some of them etui not. And yet many of them will eventually pay more for the repair of highways that are constantly being torn to pieces, than it would cost them to lay something on their roads that would prolong their wear. o Though jurors in the Gaines' murder trial rendered a verdict that calls for death penalty the donnu'd man sti maintains that he is innocent of thc crime charged against him. The evidence (hat brought about convn-tiou was pure ly circumstantial, but so convincing in its nature thai the (rial jurors were unanimous in their decision. A fight, to save the convicted man's life is tho next step. Gaines has a good chance to live a while longer, and may, by some unl'or. seen circumstances, escape the gallows. Hanging is a fit penalty for the crime charged. o - Attractions With SelL-FIoto V1 ! it X ,i 46 ( Mie ni Ihe nin:;t beaut inu iirfs on man. tv.o of w!:nm are shown ve. I hiv nm Mn:;i MHilr..,! worth und Ih-lrn You nr. tx horsowomcn. The un.mv vtvjnc LAUNBffi Mip nf Iho nin:;t bi'iiutirul lirf? 0:1 in lit." i'iiMn iMw.-im of ttit' St'llfs- nlw K1010 rirriin, 10 ( in Ihi.f rfty Tvi- Avlc; dn niwt Irt that tho "Alt Knulnc pivt h'nk whilo on hvv v Columbia rivir I nun The vessel wna doeittM hero thin morning I Amorlcti uses more much! tun v . . V(H"11 u ' Ci'iii -ltiv fiii-nr ,.,.... ..,. 1 tliiliiiu wiirti ah( or ovor coultl. Hut sho hits no1 hiK problem of unomploymont. j i Sho fIndH that (hi' manurarturo ot ' j tin machinery niakt'3 work for! 'men. And then? mu.st ho proplo j , to tend machines. Hound up with; the manufacture, rule and use nf ' ' machinery W mi army nf workers.! I If America stopped u:dnp elec- trie motors, she couldn't find men 1 1 to do their work. If sho stopped j minx linotype machines, 10 times' the nu iiber of printers wo had in hand-set dnys couldnt begin to do the work they do. Machines, by IncroaMiiB pro- duction, have made It possible to ! pass nreuad tho things produc-! tMl. Thoy hnvo put cars into our J RRrnROS, phonosmphs In our homo. ; m.ignzlnes 0:1 our tables, and Riven us bathrooms nnd electric rnnpes. They havo contrived to brinK b:ick to us a creator return tn happiness, if "things" mean , happiness, than men could hope; for In tho days of hand work. And while thoy have helped bring in the nso of specialization, when n man spends weary hour '. after woary hour dolus exactly the tame little job on identical hits nf machinery ptittinr in bnt No. J. for Instance, thoy havo alro improved (ho finality of jbs. Tho linotype operator Is more, comfortable than the man nt the ' oi'H.ages some time during tho day). His lower boweia can bo Later ho must e-'t on a ouiaucett diut if ho expects a return to health. (Natur ally, other hygienic rules must bu , observed.) When he is In better .health he can earn more. Vo have articles on Balanced (Diet and Constipation which 1 sur jgest you send 101. (Enclose selt stamped envelope with 1 your request. Allow two weeks ;t'iiil)li-s, fruits ana milk. TIutc is 'nu iluulit that all that excess j ! starches anil sugars cause' a fer- liienlation and Kas in llieinselve ,.,. ,,. I ai hie Mivieis in which naif a women niun-ar in rharge of two of ml1' iiliueti white luirses nre ninoni: the the 3'i ilnmiiiR hor-jes inter on tlie j principals. M of:rani. j 'I'he rcniai'ltaltle training of iTiese ' Other voihh; women who npiicar animals leans one In lnanet to in Alt Kimine Marble Mo.lels Scliool days will soon be hero and nil the youngsters JS' 1,ow far " isiw w ku iirscene nn .Missea tioiiien caivss. win get down to business. tlio triiluiug of liorsea. K.uh ouo lu Hose Collier, Anutte Hosford tuts act 13 nami.Mi uy a young to-, Edna Jemiey. aud DR. NERBAS DENTIST P!rleM extraction Oa Whon 0itrd Pyvrrhaa Curd rnion t SiuoJ Bldf. -Mrs. M's husbitnil is greatly t:oiil.led ny gas in thu siouiach ciearcd out witll enemas. ..nu iiiiL-aiiiiua ituu lias uau lo fcivu iiii his work because of the toul uuor Iroiu tlie bowel gas. He is 40 years out, not overweight, but has a good appetite, lie has been tiiiiincil ai a city clinic and the doc- The leak was believed lo lutvo lor "ilM tuun lite riL-ai i, blood in es- j been due lo iln cloL-iilna- of a valve-"ro and lungs all normal, llow- wlikh drains the ballast tank, let-; '. &M-Va uwl ,lu really is laddressed. ling tlie river water lino this tank S1CK ,m la very liiuauic. uemg anil nlvo the il.-ep lank below. poor, mey nave 10 nave a lllel con-. for ils ...,... sisting ot a lot of bread, white and x just hal,IM,nc(1 t0 think coffee S7Cnni MnP5tT1 ' , , , , , ""-'-: anil sugar arc not cheap! And bcvUfi&ni '- , ! why not eat some ot the fresh V.,Ti'.W. A. 1 should say the answer to you, ',... i.;i , ,a..i ,, Mrs M.. is that "lol of bread, corn-: jani? WmL yoll c!m-t use ,. ha(1 meal anil t-ollee, and lack of veg- hein-r run ,,,- ,i, ,.i,.,... stances. A Striped Skin. Mrs. J. If the skin over tho ah- rlflim-n llir-rttiiia t-.irt- i -I i.n .li.il ti.wl i then the unoalance of tho meal' tcnsp from ireEnaiicy,tumor ormh caused by lack of f.esh vegembles : or con,mio,ls whicl, ciln oxt(.nd j,, and fruits wuh their vilainlns unil:af,L.r lh(s, co,iitiong are changed salts and the lack ot protein foods i there may be, and often are, while -especially milk-causes an un-'stroak8 unUur the gklI1 whit.h ,. dermlmiig of the mucous mem- In the nature of scar tissue. Thev Kane of the intestines (and of all ; are known by lho technical nam'o the tissues of the body) so that of striae the intestinal tract does not tunc-1 These'can be largely prevented lion properly. Ihe food not only I by a thorough daily massage wllh viim-mo, uui puiiiiics, inns caus-; smo lubricating accnt. However. products .(his rubbing might not. bo advisa absorbed, !ble If a tumor is the cause poisoning and! Thnm nr oi....i.. r acidosis. Scurvy ami pellagra arolnni o,.ir hn. .i. 'j.. i..."... '..r - ...... ..... i.iv (l-.(. III, VIS ..I luii-iiaiiimi., . hplr nhliomllinl vail I...I your husband , toon invn.. np r, i n. ' ... ...... ... mv ill uiu Ilieill- houlil go on an exclusive butter- hnn n-hioh .i...i :.. milk or milk diet for three or four itestines the omentum anil after uener to reducing, they also may havo these or three I (Continued on page B.) M7fRr Followpr,: " " A When scndlnR tnr malnrlal wt.i..v. fn,-ln. . .t.m .iiJ:.h.i-"-"." -T--"'ir P'""? ""' S Viz. Guard Your clothes IBoTrt davano ryi&HT TO THftT THSV The sanitary c-milittons of the shop are perfect. Your lace curtains, your personal apparel, your table .mil bed linens will nil receive tho proper treatment If sent here let us cull for It. lug the foul gases and which no doubt are causing a chruuic known to be due If it is possible, days (and it might bo tnko thc Juice of two Roseburg Steam Laundry PHONE 79 Roseburg, Ore. Whk-h mi mn.l -"" """ '". J" "BIT OD 'l'lr-,a. nil tnr m In car. of thi. n;; V, .v. 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