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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1929. Cold Sores, Chicken Pox and Shingles Are Related By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN Editor Journal cf tht American Medical Aaiociation and of Hygaia, the Hjlli Maaazine The dlaeaae conmionty culled ahlnelcs la known aclt-ntlflrally aa lleipea zoster, A similar variety of tills Ulsi'ajO ! In herpea simple, aleo called cold ! 6-jrea. I The type which otrui a about the body followlm tho rout of a nerve- i is a more serious condition than i the cold sore. In a discussion or this subject In Hygela. r. Clark W. Flnnemd quotes tjie old super atltlon that If shingles meet the pa tient will die, and polnta out thin Is probably a perfectly safe apbor- turn because the nature of the dis- lease and chicken pox, but thus lar ease Is such that shinnies prob the causative organism of neliher ably never has encircled the body ' disease has hern discovered. Ap in any human being. ' parent ly the responsible organism Shfnglca usually occurH follow- I Is so small that It can be filleted Inn some Infectious disease, hot In t through, the most dense of clay fll many Instances it Is Impossible lo tera, fur this reason being called a acioclate the condition with any I filtiahle virus, definite disorder. Apparently it Is! When the Innammation subsides associated with tlie lnfeciion of J the uhliiKlea disappear so that the iuw tu m.vi or more ncrvs ; which causes an tuflummallun uf ! the nerve, pain, and an affection , of the akin over the nerve. AMATEUR BOXING TITLES DECIDED IN FRISCO BOUTS - (AmuWhIimI l'rM I.,-iim-1 Win ) BAN KKANCISCO, Jan. lli i Hlaek eyes and split lips forgotten . elaht proud hoy a returned to their lltr , n. u.L lUNM io-nk(,r rnlmi, Wallowa and r ma day to he acclaimed champions liyjtuia. February 25 to March 2; and virtue of their victories In the fin-1 clataop. Multonmah, Clackamas als of the far western amateur box-; Yamhill and Polk. March H. I're- ing championships neld here lust night. iNcany urn amateur Imxers par- ucipaiea tu tn two-day tourua-1 capacity for the whea growing merit at Dreamland auditorium un- counties. der the auspices of the Amateur' o Athletic union. j CARD OF THANKS The title winnera In the eight dl-: W(Jrdl4 ,.annnt ,.,., (ll)r tWt.v visions last night were as follow Kra,llim. towaid wh(1 BO kmUy Flyweight. Ahe Miller. Howard UHHiited us in our lale bereave Boxlng club, Hollywood; - bantam ! lm.Ilt ln Iht. loHH ot olr ,j(.ar wffJ w-elyht. Fred Lynch. Multnomah Mnd niolh(.r; and hi our humble club Portland: featherweight. Mar-f WHy we wish to thank all for the tin uniga. I-os Anseles Athletic r hintlnias shown and also for the (J1UU, IIKHIMeiKiu Al 1 riliemnitS, .Kan liiego Athletic club; weltir weight, Francis fluke. Olympic rluh, Han Francisco; middleweight. Ralph 1'anconst, Onrfleld Institute, Oakland; light heavyweight, Frank Tucker, Olympic club. Han Fran cisco; heavyweight, Clarence Dojie, Olympic club, Sun Frnncls co. TOPS TOPS TOPS Auto Top Hhop highest quality malerlals and workmanship, right kind of service at right prices. V H. Meitsch, 734 S. Pine. Phone 524. 1 FIFTEEN MEETINGS 6GT FOR FARMERS OF OREGON Farmer of IB counties of Ore gon will have opportunity late hi r-'ehrtiarjr and raily In March to as semble. In the various enmity seats an I take stock of the agricultural industry, compare results of the past, hear of latest developments lu production and marketing, ami cum aider authentic mil look reports for the future. The occasions will le the annual thia year will replace the outlook ! conferences of a year ago. The pro gram for the coming gatherings will contain the outlook cotiffi-eiice ; feaiure.1 but In addition will in dude the latest in production meth-i ... ra.,,1 u in n,.m.,. r..- i porting on county ngent projects and other investigations of interest' to that county. I The extension Service of Oregon l state college will piovlle special- Ists for the series of meefiur- The' Father: don't take "flu" home to the baby Dr. David says: "Take these two precautions daily" perms. "It ia not yet clear how iuih gefmi ire spread or passed on from one to another, hut the man who kerpt well himself is actually protect in j his family too. "I'm jroint to preacril In daily precautions. If you follow them, the chances arc you'll be Safe. "First keep a bottle of Mistol handy and use it freely. It is quite harmless but it i'n prttitl against inlluenza germs. "Mistol is easy to use In rhe omie because of the handy dropper for applying that comes in the package. Tilt the head far back and let the soothing Mmol run down the back f&-?Sk "Fathers r.yt crowds, 'JVy SS j contacting. ?f V J 01 n r every day, ".jsT1" rt the very j, ii-N, ones who xVkI hr,d I 7 A JEiaaarJ mmt A e . ''"" Wi. influenza Th Hkin roHponds to the Infec tion ty an eruption o( water blltt lera on Inch or no wldp rcatlng on awollen akin. The phyalcliin dl SKtioaea the condition uecauae the hliMleia ar llmtlil in llielr dlatrt. button tu the area of akin served by a single n'Tve. Thua It la that the dlaeaae usually occura only on one aide of the body and not on both aidea. People with herpea zoater or j shlnglf a complain oust of the burning pain tn the area involved, and It In uot Infrequent for neural gla to be associated with the akin eruption. Organiavn Not Found There Ih much evidence to Indl cate relationship between this dis- chief atteni on of th nlivniHin :n such cases Is aiven to w.-nimr t,. person In a state of aood nutrlilon land free from Infection. atale hua been dlatrlcted ao Ciat live countlea are in each of three ! divixlona. Kach day In (lie farm lera' week will be devoted to a n I II iKle enterprine, auch aa dulry day, cropa day, hortlcullure, livealock laud poultry. I lk.,1.. t..- I Ll.. roo-( JJoKa- an, LunH .m'ntlea vlotis to these, the Colum da Ilasin Wheat conference at Arlirgion Feb ruary 1113 will serve li. a similar h.iiitilf fill rlnnil nrfi.r.iiD-fl May GkI bk'ss you all Is our prayer. Klchard Pittmau. Adda Chambers and family. William rittnian and fumfly. Dora Ilobinaon and family. Charles I'M I man and family. Mazte Kortd and family. Itessle lioyer and family. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our hearty thanks tn nil oar friends for their sympathy and beautiful floral tri butes and kind services duriiiK our l,,,- herHivein,.nl in lh- Iiimh uf nur I belovod wife and Mother. Peter (Iranqutat. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Johnson, and family. Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Johnson. o R. O. T. C. INSPECTION IN OREGON IN APRIL RAN FHANCISCO, Jan. IS.- In Mlteetion of all renerve officer j training corps unit In schools In the ninth corps area wfll be made, i HtnrthiT Feb. 24 at the San Diego high school, It was announced at "' hdnitBrta here today. I he ' inspection will he made by j Ktlmund C. Wnddell. H. O. ! offirer of the area. Major T. C The Itinerary of Inspections as announced includes: l nlversity ot OH'toti. Kufienc A nrll 17: ( return Agricultural college, Corvallls, j April 1H: Hill Military academy, University or Oregon Medical school ami North 1'aclflr College of Oregon, all In Portland, April IS. if .. of the neve inJ throat. You'll feel the cleansing effect at onre. And if you hive a sore throat or touh of s cold, fugle Mistol fr.-c!y to. "The scc hiJ wferv measure is t J cjv sit the firt. Tike a dewe of i Nuiol every night. Nujol keep the 1 svrem in good condition. j "rimician agree that, particularlr l in times of epidemic, purging by laxa- lives and est hart tcs Is nor advisable. Manr doctors are therefore f reset th ing Nuiol, as in no case does it cause exhaustion ot n evening of the sys tem in ariy n ay. "Nuol it as harmless si water. Just a pure natural surwrance that keeps the system functioning as native it lenJs it to.' Theeomhiftstioti treatment of Mistol and Nujol is a douhle check apainst "flu" and colds. Both prJuits are on salt ftt all drugits, now. tm a i- " . MaW REPORT PROFIT VANCOl'VKU, Wash., Jan. 16 Memfoera of the Washington (Irow- era toruoratlnn. Clark county nrune grower' cooperative, met here in annual seutsion Tuesday fu one of l he best meetings In the history of the association. No change was made in officers or the board of dl rectors. The annual report of W. H Wood, manager, proved an Inter esting part of the meeting Speak ing of the crop handled by ttie axKOc laf fori, he staled that the to tal tonnage was 374. 17l poun.ls, most or which ran to large sizes. Due to heavy rains last spring the tonnage was reduced but prunes wtre generally much larger. More than 93 per cent of the entire crop ran 25-4" or larger, with 21 tH per cent, nearly one-fourth of the rop handled, grading 20.03; .02 per cent to 30-36 regrade and 37.71 per cent to 30-35 not regraded ani 24 per cent to 35 40. With the exception of a smalt amount of petite prunes, the entire crop has been disposed of. some of It at figures commanding a prem ium over I he California pi uitea, which rtui to the smaller sizes. Organization last year of the Washington Packers association took away considerable discussion from the meeting Tuesday and the affairs of this association, which t under separate management, will he discussed at an annual meeting to be held later in the yeur. Epidemic Wanes But Demand for Vicks Continues Colds Which Attack Weaken ed System After Flu Re sponsible for Record Out put. SECOND WAVE FEARED Public health officials now re port a decline in the number of flu cases. They urge ever hotly. How ever, to keep on taking precau tions agulnst colds for fear of a second and more severe flu wave, as In There Is, besides, the risk of deep chest colds, bronchitis, and pneumonia, which normally reach their peak between now and April and which have a double danger this year with so many people In the run-down condition which fol lows a flu-attack. That millions tliHumhoul the country are heeding thia warning Ih evident from (lie persistent rail for Vlcks VapnKub, the external treatment which proved so helpful In lylS. The Vlcks laboratories aro still operating the emergency night shifts which were put on at the height of the epidemic, as the public continues to demand over 37M"0 Jftrs every 21 hours. 'TWILIGHT SLEEP FATAL alhi gt Kityri:. N. M . Jan. IB. A coroner s jury is Investinat liist the death of Helen Hankew. IK. of Portales, at the New Mexico girl's weltare home, fltier an in jection of "twilight sleep" is said to have been giveu to six git In who had been captured after an escape fi im the Instliuilon. Kay Graves, one of the six. charged that they had all been given the injection after they were returned lo the home. They were then pluctl in holUaiy cnnliiu'iiient on a bread atul v flier dlH. Ot her gtrlri, w ho wen amoiit; the nix, siihI t lint Mr Haskew hal seemed tn cooil health when ihey were ruptured lust l-'rhluy, hut lli.tt all of them were sick and Kh-py. "after ttif Injection " The glil wait retoi(ed lo haw died of hear I ttiilure, hut an in iUli y Into the deal li w un siinitd at the Inratiratlon of her father, Mitr; licit ha l.ipn. siip'TimomJenl of ihe home, lesilticd ill ihe In qilcMt vt'slrnlav lli;it the kIi werp ulven "iwllliMll rslecp" illjc. tlons at ihe etdr of In Kvcin KriiKie. pliysiciuit al the lmtin aflcr they luil dwtutlied "the whole iii.iiitutt m .inii (I was d-itr ed ihm itny mitrhi injure them nclves. " The imiuest vat continue. I until lent . BIRO'S IMPERSONATIONS l'lll iiimv to riljuy nil eveiltne ir I reft!iiiKM ami imt'niiitt I.nrt at the i t'hiistiitu clinri h neti Friday c. e J mug Proinani b Itev Haiid and ! Mrs (ilenu Kadaiaaugh 'Ncf wed" , Adiuiri.-ton. ad ul! i :. ; grudt s hool children. L'.c. Ilein-fit vt th" bulldtMK Itilid. NEWS BRIEFS . '.. .rt--t Wm. HAVFJ.STHAW. V Y . Jan In hts toi.th jfnr llorniltt Vol. n ho ... a pa mastet'H t brk uoh FaiiaL-nt at Mebtle Mn, hit- been elect -d ttit"-nlettt ot t he Have i aw Fit st National bank. A I I. ANTIC CITY. N, J., Jan. t V " I... kia " l't..!.l 7 1 u hn f.ir : s. I yem w a dsihi phi litre r on the' t New York stock exchatige. Is , j (b-ad He teiin l lit .if'ef i I selling for Ji'iMffo a M'at iluit H i I .1 '."-. He tan .in hil'i.il TO ERRING GIRL i i ( GOULD NOT SLEEP NIGHTS Helped by Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound Fairliaven. Mm. "I tnt taking l.vdia h. i'lnlchaim' Vegetaiila Com pound during the Change of Life. W hen I f eal nerr ous and run -down Jmy husband cetfl away. It Is great help to me and I think that it when they feel all run-down and take it as the directions say, they would find it great benefit. My worst symptom were nervousness and tired feelings. 1 could not vleen nights and I was so nervous I wouhi cry if anyone looked at me." Mum. Aha lirssB, lWi Wask iiuton Street. Fairhavcn, Mass. culailon of S10 into millions, but un retiring said If he had to start again he would be a bricklayer. "You can't beat the Wall street game," he added. OCEAN CITY. N. J., Jan. 15. State troopers found in six feet of wafer an automobile that had gone throned a bridge railing. They rowed and rowed two hours seeking a body. Then it develop ed that Walter Habcock had jump ed safely and gone right home. He was arrested and fined 125 for leaving the scene of an accident. LAW RKN'CK. Kas., Jan. 15. The Alpha Omlcron PI sorority house and the Sigma Phi Kpsllou fraternity house at the University of Kansas were placed under quar antine today alter Harold Hughey, of Lincoln, Kas., sophomore mem ber of the fraternity, had contract ed aplnnl meningitis. Hughey had attended an "AO-PI" dance Fri day night. WARNING Any person or persons found dumping cans, rubbish or refuse of any kind along county road rleht of way ln Douglas county, will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. DOI OLAS COUNTY COURT. Ily W. S. Hamilton, Judge. RABBI 8UCCEEOS RABBI AS LEGION CHAPLAIN rAunrUt.fi Prrm IaiH Wirt) INIilANAI'OI.IH, Jail. 16 Rabtil! Lee J. Levtnger, of .evlllger. of rohllllbua, ; Ohio, was elected national chap lain of the American Legion here today at a meeting of the Legion's national executive committee. He succeeds Rabbi Hermnn J Beck, ot Potisville, Pa., who rej signed. FUN GALORE, FRIDAY EVE Those famous readingH by Itev. llaird, aKKfted by Mrs. Radahaugh. You'll enjoy both of these readers and Impersonaters. Come out an I have an evening of fun at the Christian church. Admission: Adults 3"c; grade school children, 15c. itenefit of the building fuud. HOME POINTERS tKrom School of Home Kconomks I The whitish stain left on a ma j hoicany table by hot water or a very hot dish may be removed by ruhhim In oil and afterward pour ing a little alcohol on the spot and I rubbing It dry with a cloth. Bilk stockings are best washed In wit tr hlch Is only warm, nut hot. A soap solution is better for j ihem than rubbing the soap on. II : Is ;ise to squeeze them out; not w ring them. A woman's clothing allowance will go farther If she adopts a color m heme limited to those col ors which nre becoming and which harmonize with the rest of her do i lies. If the clothes basket Is lined with oil cloth Ihe clothes will not become stained. A simple and effecllve method of siti'ichlng curtains when laun dering them Is tn measure the cur- f t n lux before wet thin them and then mark orf the letnih on the 1 clothes lines. When laundered.; double the curtains, stretch the , edt;es to fit the space, and fasten! !ecurel to the line. A boll, in It tablespoon of tnrpent Ine j d with white clothe will aid e w hlteiilng process. i Kerosene w 111 soften Ikkis and , :lueH that have been hardened by' water and render them pliable. j FORECAST DRY I.OM'oN (if lis on aciniil. l-'iiizland is Kdng dry. At lrat, if !he con-Tiii;.ltoit of slrts declitien Ml (he tttMlie it has in the p.ls! :'1 cirs In i'rt. die cniirnniit iiou el hptihs tn Kngland wax -.I rnlloiis l4it yeai's flcme is hut to iU'iL'i Other means of lerreji'inn. fin li as the movies. r;t ilio. I'lf. ate icn as the reaxon I'll- decrease. No More Gas In Stomach and Bowels If JT" tr h trm.inrnttr Tt IlKVi-tl nf t.ii tn stt'marh and ew. uva tt.i1mm.rin' Usl Tahlfts. vti! -h mf prp.trril ispicl(.11r f"r ntnnnch g amt all b rTcti r sultoiir fr-.m T.f.-uir. Tht ,"ry. gnawtPK fnnjr In th m h w ill i!mpp'r. That anxtous, nrveus (Hmij Hh hrnrt pTH Hon will vreti. N" nnr blonlina, ilrowlm"m aftr imIhik. t.-ar'afcura er e'lu-r Htstrifi tin tn i . ia u M4SN X f i AS T A Ml.l - Tsi rtt nv fed am flstf. I 1'rit.a 1. Always hn j NATHAN Ft'LLCR TON'S !lxrl if B far A J (AaocUtt-4 Pma tuM Wlr-) flAOERSTOWV, Md., Jan. 15. "Battling Ievlnsky," former light heavywefght champion, has fought his last fight. He so announced after losing to Herman Weiner, Paltimore heavy weiKht, on a technical knockout Ithree llmea, twice lor ihe count of "nine" in the first 37 seconds of the first round. "You can tell the world I'm through." Levlnsky said. "A fight er Is a bum when he starts and a bum when he finishes. I'm through when defeated by a boy I licked in Baltimore a short time ago. I think I'll go back to Bridgeport, Conn., and help my friend. Lou Ilogash, promote fights. I sure bale to think of calling up the wife aud telling her I was licked." Al Llppe, Levinsky's manager, after Levinsky's announcement, said that he immediately would cancel his fighter's scheduled ap pearance at Madison Square Gar den next Friday night with Jim Braddock, a heavyweight. Levlnsky won the light-heavyweight crown In 1U16 from Jack Dillon. He has engaged in 550 fights since he started his ring ca reer In llf06. He was knocked out by Dempsey, by Carpentier, by Ot to von Porat at Grand Rapids last week and by Weiner last night. A few seconds after the start of last night' fight Levlnsky was knocked down for the count of four. Then he was knocked through the ropes for a count of nine. He attempted to go on but Referee Short stopped the fight. COMFORTABLE SLIPPERS Knjoy yourself around the house in warm slippers. Suede leather styles, several colors to choose from, 1.00 a pair. Smooth patent Zapon styles at $1.00. Good quality felts at tide. All the above with chrome leather soles. Men's and kiddies uumbero also. Complete line at Carr's "where you save." 8HEEP MEETINGS HELD Prof. H. A. Llndgren of the de- pji.i.icnt of animal husbandry at ) the Oregon Agricultural college, ia I upending a few daya In the county working with County Agent J. C. I.oilv In fnniliir'Hnir aliweti nn!. I . v.rv .n,.,.rl m.tln. ,,r; n.i,i Ve9t,.rrtav at !v Cre,. n Mr 4 my Rear the radio Bmrr.m of the "HuduMi - Etiea A A. cV Ereniaf Coovanibl. Couix SUM Und.u S.J.O . . luea jf(JW"-f , Victoria SUM Mpf J Long Chassis f jtW ?' A X t-Pa... Ctiik Srd.n S1SSS t-fiil. Sd.D Sia MVIln X i-rii.iji.aiii.. sum -rW l-4 DlSf ineilisllPll tk.nd.rd Foum.. h.chKi, 4 hWrl tv ff-"' JWW iMMaiaam. Jk ,j,ociioi.nhmrtru-,.iai.iir"M M - i-.r.-T ,"ras7?7 M raduilarihuttm waide (ama-wtnd. M i-11'''1' i Jj1 tdT LJ-1 1 VJJ l andup and Looklm? Clas.' Similar gatlh erings were scheduled for Glide and Dixorivillo today completing the series. Mr. Llndgren Is well pleased with the growth of 'he I sheep Industry in the county an-l I states tlmt Douglas county has more sheep owners than any oth- er county In the state. While 'ho , number of sheep In not as eroaf a t Order (WS now mm$ i i vv warn Tru-Blw Yegetized Wafers and the New Double-Deck Package of TvwBaKc Crackers We want you to try the genuine Vege tized Wafers the kind that are made from patented Vcge tized flour rich in the vitamins of five fresh -from- thc-gar-den vegetables. This Introductory Sale includes the regular 25c package. Never '.d in bulk. Never! Tfm-Bm, Ttc CREATE R HUDSON-' To IVew Heights of Achievement Large, Fine, Roomy and Luxurious Bodies 92 Developed Horsepower Above 80 Miles an Hour 70 Miles an Hour All Day Greater Economy 4-wheel brakes unaffected two-way shock absorbers Non-shattering Windshield Easier riding, steering and control The prices are more attracUve than ever. V X Standard Chassis 1 Door Sedan .... tln Standard Scdaa T. . . SI ITS g;i TJF Coup. SUM Koaditrr ..... I MA; ' Kl IDoorSedaa coup ROY CATCHING MOTOR CO. Completely equipped machine (hop (or handling all claste of auto repair work. 125 N. ROSE ST. FHONE 43S ROSEBURG, ORE. ln some of the other counties there are more people who are ns lng sheep as an aOdilional source of Income than tn mnjr other part of. the state. " 1 o " spray pum pt from the email bucket or barrel to the largest power outfits are sold at Wharton Hros. fimMLast Chance to Buy Wert Charging Ihe Lou lo Advertising Spohane. New design double-action by weather 4 Hydraulic CIGAR STORE BANKRUPT A voluntary petition in bank ruptcy has been filed by Clinton Gorthy, owner and manager of tlia Monogram Clear store in thia city. Mr. Gorthy lfcts liabilities of $5, 741.77 and assets of $3,660.64. The place has been closed while a set tlement of the business is being arranged. Thursday Friday Saturday You have never seen the new double-deck packageofTru-Bake Crackers. It's new. Containa twice a many crackers as the small package you've been buying for 1 5c This combination sale really gives yon the new pound car ton for 1 2c. Portland, Seattle : "7 t