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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBL'RG. OREGON. TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1929. CHOOSING YOUR DOCTOR Here Are Some Qualifications and Recommendations, and Warning Against Quacks S. DEER CSEEK- ! Her Racketeer Lover Arrested TOWN'S PLEA SAVES BOYS FROM PRISON IJY lilt. MOHI1I.S HSHIJEIN i oi-nlzeil medical school that re E.litur Journal ot Ihe Amcilun I iiniics M leant four years of ihor Mcdirsl Astociati -u and ol ! uugii training? llygelu, Hit Health I 3 Has he had broad practical Marline ! expei leiice or training in a flrst- In I ho I'niicil states there ure j clujs hoHpiul, or belli? 48 8Uit.il Mill! ih (l.lluient laws re-! 4)1(.s h,, ,,,.,. , mth Rjtn SUiuliii,; ""' of ""'"' - Hi. most recent scleullllc dlacov- At one time lliere were more t,rjt.8- mtdical colleges in our country ii),,,, he belong to a local man In ail of the other countries or ,alj,mai unsocial ion ol doctors combined. t of medicine? Coiitllllms havo Impioved, so ii When in doubt, wilte tu fiOGD PBM The S mtli Iht Creek crance : Uf'i in i;:';lr hi;m ion Saiunl.iy J eveuiutr. with the new oni'-cm in' ilu-ir chair, iiinl with anonl -t' me. nt) r p i' tiiI. Supper was srr- , d Ml 7 ocjock, bctu.c tti- meet- ' Lti.a tixUiy route of our mift j your vXVt omniy or statu d-purt- i Several visitors were nno .-, huvi lawn which would be a pro- j mcnt ot health, or the secretary j romtd KUi-flt:, ami strion;; 1 1k-' : tec t ion i.u the nublie airuinat in- ! of your county medical societv. i wmv Mr. und .Mrs. Allen Mood of. rompfti'tit and irresponsible doc- 7 A .specialist is a man who, t-jiii, if the laws wre properly , in addition to a rcgulur doctoi's intoned. , r.iiniiiK. haM spent several year Moieowr, practically all of ih studying on' b ninth rf medicine low (trade iudck nitd.eal colle-tos ! or on oin:m of the body. Art a Iinvo no.-n aij.Mi5n-ri, and tne va;ii ml- it is iei not to jro to a fin:-- i ialist until you have been a resr ulw doctor iVjr a general exami nation. He can U II whether or not you ne-d a specialist and ad majj.Uy of ihntc turning out dic to. .4 ot medicine today gradual V. lit :h C.:fi JtroillM t. TllO J)fiIJt l.ai II oiu; of isolation. I'nqi:-ittonably tin-re arn nuntvirtf ym to the bent one to con- '.u I'lacilce i:i many slates today null. nwl.o ol co;ijotnt Ih not furthermore, the policy hdi.-r up I ) lh nvt-ra'. C'onip(tnc ; Ih warned to beware of five typ' Jiarlf li not, however, the only (of dorfora who, ure likely to he uj iierion, Hituf a patient ininht J quark. Th'n are: l aafr with a riix-tor relatively 1 The doctor mho advertises H h9 (ouipeteitt w huui he could hU inethiMta or "cureM" in nenrv tuiit inipHciliy t. a man of paper or fiivn out hatidbilli. pute. 2--The dnrior who iMtn bi Utn- of the KreuteHt life liiHtir-1 advertising signboards otilnlde his oiu:e conipauuta of (lie couuiiy haul office. i rocintly Untfed to all of itn policy I 3 The doctor who claims he ; holder a utautnrnt under the li-jean cure serious Ulneatse (fulikty ; tie, "Your Friend the iHjclor.' land easily. It bukkchIs the follow iiiK quer-1 4 The , traveling doctor who ' 'tt'jns to be considered In the I move from town to tow n. j choice of a physician; j 6Tlic dxtor or group of doc-! i in ne iiiteti ami irusteti ny j uim w no nave iiucovered wnne new the kind of people whoae opinion you respect? he a graduate of a rec- Kli inaMt Fall? The parents of to , for .lit: r are n-.ioiiU of the boutn j IMT r.ctii Valley ami prominent ! m Ti.biri of the trrurigo. J Arraneiii 'i.iR Ur u supi'r ', to h- held February weio co.i-1 xuniHted, and cointulltee coin-, MFed of Mr. Har-y (Wilson. Mra. ' Wm. H. Il.i h J and Win. Mellon, j lr, ai'P'dnied to purchase a cur-j tain for the stnue and to have th J ; curtain in readiiita lor the pro- ( j Kram and bx nupp r. ( H. Ilaih y was appointed a committee to ir- ( istic f-ir a mintrel shew to he Htand later rn the winter. j The lecturer, Mrs. T. K. hunrau. prcKenieil an inten-atina prolan. ; !whi( ir included a pinno du-t bv i I Mrs t II. liaiky and Mrs. Leonar.l , Swift; pinno ko!o. Nellie Hose n:rt-i 'can; nt'liAMnn, Calvin Smith; vlo-1 Itn dift. Mias Helen riitnifon and, 'Ivan Hranton. a'-cfmii;inie by i Josephine Cachelin. and a r citation by l.ol Ituiican. j The lepiidalive eommlttee madf the fnllowior report, afier which. Ai.:v- v;r- h r : ' Johanna Bruet't honeymoon dia monds and $3500 in $100 bills are in escrow at Jwtmphie, Ttnn., by court order, her comptonate hus band, Frank Devers, alias Tom Un-dei-wood, anas "Bubbling Over. has been captured and Johanna has toH" her mother in Memphis th.it ths is "at the end of her t.ail." The girl gave up her $22.50 a week job as loda clerk in St. Paul, Mtnnfor Devers' compan ionship. Devers is to be returned to SL Paul on charges of holding up a railway mail messenger . at Hibbing, Minn., two years ago. 1 Chas. Stauffer. They expect U he j ab out several months. I Aboer LoKsdon. progressive I nM. nMir t.lll,. - thre. fin!' TtS- (Afxil"i hMi tcUtari-i liueiiM coa fiOni tu i SAN FRANCISCO, . i..rin. ni.ti ' Thv fileite of almost at Graats Pass. Mr. Lodon a oreOB town yesterday aav.d two peets to obtain pseson of tbe boys from leraw to the We stock within several weeks. t fcwhtitiary wbm I alted bies - iHirto Jadze A. K. St-Sure Kran.- A mrce noir.iwr or nmme v-""Z-t7'-n lxlm ur)lf.bflrd. 16. and Pa ul rrucnaru. i, Wirr) Jan. 22 an entire The Douelas County Health unit j in cooperation with the city school! department and the county medical association, la launchms; a project wit to the beginning 'of the sew semester of sclvxl called the honor roil. The honor roll is a means whereby credit is given for having physical defects corrected as there ha been In the past for perfect attendance, excellent deportment, and a good average of grades in their studies. Marion and Lane counties hare found this program very effective, having already bad It two years. They, like Jackson county, which has has bad It one year are again putting It on this year. i Kosebnrx. Reedsport, M y r t te Cr-k. Kiddle and Glen dale plan to put on this honor roll project as a city neaitn program. i... iiii-.il-M f ilio evpimflf W.tri cure that other physicians i ..... . ... i.,ff..i..i .ine do not know about. No grrat di i .... ,.r nnn:A t Hie vecoae PULLMAN DEFEATS i OREGON H00PSTERS; ! STATERS WINNERS PI' LI-MAN, Wa:Ji., Jan. 2.'--Oregon 1'iiiverally took itn m'nun'. basketball confer-nf-r d"feat here Uijit night, when Wai!i!i'.Kto:t Stale' run"? up Its tlilrd coiitcu?lve vic-i tory in a whirlwind game, taking! the Vi hfooterK Into rnmp by a acorn of .'II to 2. Tallinn the lead -when Cillcland shot ft long cne ahortty arter the initial tiporf, the , Staters held the lead throughout,; making six points before the Ore-' --aronli;n got started. Bob Van Tuyl' , took hl;rh point honors for the Staters wl'h five fhdJ goal, while J- Hidin g, playing a strong defeti.v. , J,1vo giuue, stored eight points lor! " Oregon. j lovery of science ia kept ec,ret. gon State's banket bull squad jnt mmed out the Idalio VandalH and that waa all here lant niyht, taklu; the conference op'ni-r M lo 22 In a hlow- name, which only developed Into a battle In the bint few min utes of plav. Stowell, Idaho, with nine, was hlh point man. and Watcher, who gathered In nix. led for the Staters. Miasing free throw coat Idaho the game. At Taeonia t'niverslty of Wash ington, :(; College of l'uget Sound, iti'Midiillon tit the 'nrkin tax relief coinmiwMl nra recnmuieiKiatlon that the market toad law levying n one mill lax on all property in the at at bo Iti. sent to our members of the lejris lalure, urging them to work for tn prillllHH V rimiMi.-., khavlnr I i.moWu uy i tin sJate. said boons to i- ..ii ...j iii.i, fn.a in (hnnl Tour i ' (lirttrietn or at actual tout.; fhe bonor roll program will be gin February lat and end April lk'h. A child will be considered elig ible for the honor roll If. after a physical examination by a physi cian and. In the opinion of his teacher, the following require ments are met: 1 He must be mentally normal, which means he mast bare the mental capacity to attain a general average of "il" or Ita equivalent In school work. 2 He mast be satisfactory In his and attitude in the srhcol environment and a mend- discipline. Die attended the luneral of Lorenzo ". " ?'0D,"'?r?7. :U0r tounteneUing las. November. ! life lu this community and had many mends and acquainiancea who will mhis him. The funeral service was conducted by Kcv. Rummels of Canyonville and the muale lorn (shed by qranet from Kiddle. Mr. and Mis. Henry Haas of Fort Morgan. Colorado, arrived by aulo j Thursday and will spend several) weeks here visiting at the home ot Mnr. Haa s mother, Mrs. Viola Ni-1 ehols, and other relatives. Mrs. Kiva Harper of Rosebarg visited relatives here gatnrday. Dr. W. W. Kettle of Joseph, Ore.. , was here for a day recently looking, .over the field with a view of lo cating here. A. V. Beckner of the ! Kiddle dru store accompanied Irr. Kettle In his roand of Inspection. I Nick Stoke returned Saturday the Alaska uivijlon of l!:o United, hiatiii bunau ct educaiiou iu au tuo.l to Lid miners and olheis li cutuuil me p. iU , 1 ue hi, (rocn uud nronu tros Toiitf has b'n nu.ed in ie?o.i as the nauual eueiuy of mosquitoes. i:ie cioak a trog has been L&auown iu Aiaka and joaatlun 11. i aner, tuperuitendenl of the Alaska division of' tile bureau, be lieves thai 11 is partly becnaae uf inj tack of frogs thai UKquoe have become wi uudui-us. Mth the start ot nariu weather IA hr,i?lici t-.van and John Prltchatd. were sentenced to frogs will be shlpned iioiu 01. .011 -w I... week on 10 small Islands of touibeasie.n similar charges In the same ca,e. I Alaska and planted In the det i. r The four brothers were ehamsd , ponds. Small lalands were choaeu wlLh ralshig one dollar bills 10 Jlu 1 because lesultj can b asceilaiud notex About 100 namos of resl- better. Sen,, of the town of Htachley. Ore. ! If the .xperim,nt prove, success were on petitions sent lo Federal ; ful a geuer.il iniponatim ,111 : fol- tt. at Ctiro tlmral me entire , low- oeiu-eu ! population of the town. Oregon Frog May Solve Alaskan Problem. Will Be Introducsd to Wage War on Mosquitoee Ermine te , Exterminate Rats. rnitlefc believes that the state : printing plant could be equipped j for tills work. ahllsli.-d and one rent ailrled to , we are or inn opinion . " mi. Anv increase in the , bill now before the legislature MtlflCOW. 1-1:1 . Jatl On' WARNING Any person or persons found dumping cans, nihbiiOi or refuse of any kind along county roud riiit of way in Douuuis county, wlli be rirosecuti-d to the full extent of the law. DOIT.I.AS COUNTY COt TtT. tv W S llninllton. .Iiili-i" Kf tax must ;:n townr.li iuk:ng maxiug 11 nmnuaiuij ii ...... c ir,- of ll-e ilelli ll wlili b will be 1 uf the various counties to take np r rented If the aulo license fee Is .e- j on llieniseives the distribution of dmed Onlv through Hie niarl.t 1 aulo license plates should become 1 1..... td (, r.-.ii,iu fnr iheltlie hiW. as tills nn-as rnriucm to ever exiM ci 10 bav. jaway with many employees at the r-Mimlanl roads from their farms to their trr.ding cenl A iirr.tiim-li!ntlnn cf the tax , il."en:lP8. relief ronmiimlon reeomuu-tldi.ig : Willi over TlMI prisoners tin- nhollHlinient of (he . two-mill penitentiary at tialeni, your e!i-Tnenlary srhool tix is nnolh sugscestion Willi which we can not Btriee. Ftnrnl schools are iH-.llnrt disadvantage Willi 1 srhooh. and the repciil nf fliia law would furilier h:;mlir:ip i-oiiiilry children in obtaining an eilui al Ion, i to which ITic y are entitled equally j with rhtlilren raised In ihe cily. ' 1 W'f reeoniniernl that 11 h-fler h-. sure will do ! officii of the si-crelary of state and , fur iiifie the distribution of auto in the con ! n-.ltiee in i the opinion that 11. -! chinerv should be provided and nt a auo license plates should be maue urhiu by the prisoners, oaid prisoners receiving a grade of "A" in de portment. 3 He meal have a school attend ance record of at least 99 per cent. This grade will give him approxi mately one and one-half days to be absent lu cane of illness. 1 He must be reasonably coop erative In the practice or certain health habits, listed as: keeping physically clean, obtaining suffi cient sleep, eating well-selected loods. and obtaining plenty of fresh air. 5 He must be physically fit and free from the following remedial defects: I If he is not of standard from several weeks stay in Bose urg. Ala meeting held bere last' week a grange was organised In this eommnnlty with a charter member ship ot about thirty. O. V. Logs don was elected master. T. J. Butler, overseer; Pbil Blundell, secretary, and Lela Ball, lecturer. Mrs. G. W. Glrsrd came down from Portland Monday to visit with her daughter, Mrs. A. F. Becker and family. A committee composed of O. V. Logsdon, 9. Fernekorm and 0-. H. Graggs went to Salem last Fri day, where they conferred wiih Stale Engineer Rhea Luper In re. gard to plans for forming the pro posed Irrigation district in this valley. Relief Kebekah lodge inalalred officers Wednesday evening, Lela Ball acting as installing officer. Bertha lilundell took the chair as nobte srand, Lillian Logsdon, vice grand: Oma Kellar, secretar. Rose IjOg&don, warden; Ida Crlpps, corxiuelo.; Mrs. Mills, chaplain. Friends of Dr. J. W., Welch and family of Newport, Ore., will be sorry to learn of an auto acrideni 1 which betell them just befo.e I Christmas while they were Jour 'lteytng to Seattle, lir. Welch told of the accident in a letter to SEATTLE. Wash. Alaska's mosquitoes, the enemy of the will bave a new foe next spring tne large Oregon bull frog. This web-fooled creature will be htrodnced into the territory hy vive even the cold winter of north ern Alaska. Another war against pests will be made on Alka island of tho Aleutian chain in southeastern Alaska. Krmine will lie sent there to combat rats. The first of these rodents landed years ago Iroi.i a wrecked ship and. unchecked, they have become exceedingly numer ous. The fur-bearing animals will Jan. 21. i he used In another experiment 10 notorious as ' check the spread ot pests in the "sourdough," j territory. j o Klamath Falls .r. ewe lambs recently sold here for 45.UHO. Less risk of "flu" if you do two things paid a small wage so they may leave 'he slate priron with sutfl c'.cnt funds to keep them until they :ire nb!e to find employment. Or ,r.e waws lu.i e , over .o cayed iet.,h extracted. lit (not more than 1(1 ner cent Hi rends. Mrs. Welch w as thrown ih.j., or 20 per cent above the I through the windshield and cuffer averaae weight for his height and!""1 a bioken rib. iect sprained, age) an effort should be made to I h'eS Injured, besides being terribly be at least average weight. ' CJ' on ,ace an1 hands. Marguei it.' 2 Ail teeth free from cavities or ' Welch, two upper front teeth brofc all cavities filled and all badlv de- I en otf eveu with gums, another .OW OUT JL1IMS That's how we stay slender 9 EVERY woman who fcsvs overweight finds keen interest in nev day and common-seme ways to keep a slender, fashionable figure. Overweight must be svolJcd. "Better to light a l ucky whenever you crave fattening sweets." Tcxutlng docs If. Too.ling develops and improve, the flavor of the world! finest tobaccos, lucky Strike satisfies the longing for things that make you fat, without interfering with a normal arpetite for hcaliliful foods. That's w hy luck In are good to smoke. Toasting ma'.rj f urky Strike ihe healthy cigarette for you to smoke. Many men who carefully watch their health discovered this years , ngo. They know that I lu-kles steady their nerves and do not slow np their physical vigor prominent athletes have gone on record that this i. so. They know that 20,679 Physicians hnvo stated that luckies arc less irritating to the throat than other cigarettes. A rcMOnable proportion of sugar la the diet Is recommended, but the authorities are overwhelming that too many fattening sweets are harmful and that too many Mich are eaten by the American people. So, for moderation's sake we say 1 "REACH TOR A LUCKY Co-nit to rot-nt radio hoofc-wft recry SatMT.i41.-f niiS. thmuirh Notionul lirooilrtisfiiig Ctnnpiii,.i nvnemlt. T he Lucky StrnVe Dunce OrclMstra in "1 he Twncs iKatnuufi' UrcNuiuuy, liroutlittiy.' V--.-, Hearing Dermal and chonlc liacharge from ears. 4 Vision 20-34) or better In both eyes free from any chronic infec tion, i 5 No diaeasod tonsils or ade noid a. ' t .So enlargement of the thy roid .gland or if enlarged under treatment. The members of the Douglas county Medical association have been examining the children Ml their offices by appointment with out charge. knocked out and one in the lower I Jaw broken off. John Welch But tered a cut below knee and was hurt Iti the stomach. The car waa a total loss. Eat barbecue sanawlcnca and Ave forever. Brans a Road Stand RE ST ON NEWS . 9unMotes I ' Mvma '' '"' ' e"V INSTEAD OF A SWEET." ' ". STh.Mi.sc.Catl.cHn ffi MM V Muvrcll-h.lc.v.mvwr i--&W 1 1 1 A JtVfesiC X X- lX V I RIDDLE LOCALS C. C. Conkle of Canyonvllle was attending to business matters heV Monday. Mrs. Irona Conner left Snnday for Hutte Kails, Ur., lo visit rela tives. , Mrs. 11. V. Nichols and daughter, Mrs. Alva Fleming, were shopping In Itocveburg last Monday. Mis. J. Knree returned Sun day from lioseburg. where she had ben upending a few weeks. Mr. Force, who is still Id tho .Soldier-.' Home hospital, expects to return home soon. Herbert Beyers of Canyonvills ua a Kiddle victor Monday. Mr. and Mrs. (!. N. Itiddle and Mrs. Kay Fate relumed recently from Molin after Hpendtng several months there on Mr. Kiddle's hotTiefttfad. Vernon Da via, former Reaton boy but now ci Seattle, has return ed home after a three weeks' visit ar the home of lave Dysert in Fiournoy valley. K. M. Mathews la recovering from a severe case of inl'Iueiizu. Mr. and Mrs. Smith Jon tap and son and dauuhter of Hood River have moved back to Reston to live. A. K. BuKhneH. who has been ser iously HI for some time Is still un improved. . C. Culboi'tson will enter Meiry hosjiital lu a few day3 for an op eration. J. W. Ourney has purchased a Chevrolet coupe. Miss Veina Johnton, who has been til at home. Is well aain aad baa returned to her school at Huckles. Mrs. Luclle Harbison of Myrtk Creek has moved back to Ittston to spend the winter.- Mr. laliy of the Fine Mountaiu Lumber Cm., ia moving his aawmill to Cillde in the near future. Wallace Matthews haa returned from Sail Joae, California, after apemliug several weeks with his sister, Uuth Matthew. ho has been sick for some time. Miss Besate Sargeul has return ed to llandon after a visit m it ta Miss Uluebtdl Gurncy. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wilson were Rottchurg riviinrs Saturday. Miss Helen Ik-II was visiting her parents Ul week, Mr. and 'Mr. 11: on n. Miss Hell la emp: iyed at ithe (;,-and hotel. Precautions you can take immediately "'THERE is no use worrying every . Jl time you draw a breath for fear you will breathe in some influenza germs. Do the following two things and forget it : First, keep your nose and throac well protected, and sicsmdy kcrp your system in good con dition. The chances arc you will avoid contagion. , As a first precaution, I am prescrib ing Mistol to all my patients, as ii protects the nose ana throat against the germs of influenza. Use it every morning, the first thing, before you go out. Again when you come home at (light. Don't be afraid to use it freely; it will do no harm. "Just tilt your head back and apply Mistol with the special dropper which comes with every package, until you feci it trickling down your throat. Jt will clear your head won derfully, relieve any inflammation; it will help dry up a running nose. It hit a soothing effect on the throat, too. Gargle it for a sore throat or a little irritating cough. Above all. it protects the nose and throat against the germs of influenza. "This is the first precaution; now for the second: Physicians agree that, particularly in times of epidemic, weakening of the system due to purging br laxatives and cathartics is not advisable; therefore, many doctors are prescribing Nujol. It is net a laxative or cathartic but a pure, trrvrrl substance (hat helps your Takes no chances i 1 - ' f 1 system function at all times the way narure intended it to. Like pure water, it is harmless. In no case docs Nujol cause weakening of the sys tem. Take it night and morning; ic will keep you in first class condition. You will nave a far better chance to resist "flu" or any other diseases that are going the rounds. "The combination treatment of Nujol and Mistol is a double safeguard against colds and influenzaStart this wise twofold precaution now. Don't delay. Put worry out of your mind. The chances are good that you will escape influenza and colds Nujol ana Mistol arc on sale t all druggists." Iv. sLco CtH. 64uilitkjrS It's toasted' tiuinlan Mr own of Klkton has been Ihe gnent of relatives herr 1 the PSM week. Mrs. J. K. l'erry was attending lo business matters and slionriing in Knsehurg Inst Friday and Satur.av. Mrs. (leorue Knlvhl. tlin ha. j been ri-vhliug in Cuba the past I .-oi M-Miineii uero Monday an. 1 win he the guest of relatives for an Imh-'hilte tinnv Mrs Anmisla Wllsun. Mrs. jor dsn Si hultj and Wllllanietta lgs in iviennrg MIUIU1J laftcmom ami were accoiuiianieil I home Ihaf eveninx by .Varasi-T and Mnrjnrle Wik-in. who spent Sundny al their home here. Itfltv II. ...... I ...... .. I .- "'-"I ruiriiSllllHI I nf- I members of the Bill and 7ih gradej nf ihe school. lii a parly at lier home Saturday evening. Mrs. Howard .rv, refroshnicn's at the close or the evening. Porn Korkhlll has been in tM.i. land ihe nusl week receiving dent al treatment. Mis. (narl.s Mosthaf has hern q-iiie in reeentry but is report -.1 to be improving at present. The Ka.tern S'ar Social cll:l , was entertained Thnrs.iay at ll.e ; home of Mrs Ijiie Aike,,,. Til I Past .M ilnins cinh meeilng. wkirh was iisi..,ned lt Prl.lsv will ; meer w nn Mrs. C. J.; i Filday of this we k. lrs. , K Koiher of Portland nr rived H.indav and U a ! uo.ne oi ner mnihrr Nichols. Mr and Mrs. T II Catsfarth , and Mr. Mary F. Kiddle drpan ,1 Wednesday lor California. Ihe for mrr goiiu to llakerslleld to v. ,:i relative, and M s. Kiddle pdn. lo Tart lu , n i. djuthir, jut,. Mr. and TMis. Geo. Matthews bave Im--u visiting al mpqna. 1 Aruudel. plaoo tuner. Pbone 1S9-L. BABE RUTH FACES TASK OF REDUCING WAISTLINE I.ocaIoo Mrs. Vio'a Train or I Stage ( V -Mf.i. fr. ni,r) NKW YdKK. Jan. 22.- llai Ruth has come bck to New York to resume hts war on old man .iv olrdtipois. His moral shaken by the-tragic deal 1 f hist wile, Kuth will serlt to forget hU troubles hy clove appli cation to Cie ta.sk rf preparing him self for ano4hT Amerhun league raiapalun. The Uttie welghxl 264 pounds before he lrt New York for Bonn when aiirisHl of his mite's death. He bones to eel down to 2?2 poumls before ho leaves for the couth with the van ! guard of toe New York Yankee I on rVhruary 23. . j through motor coach to San Fratici$coft added for your convenience Jj Southern Pacific offers trinspo nation to fit your plans. Train and motor-coach combine to give the utmost in travel convenience. To Portland Shasta" . , "Orcgonian" . , , "Silvcr-Cny" Staee , "Silvct-Gray" Stage . leaves 4:40 p.m. 12:05 s.m. 6:45 i ra. 12:35 pjn. To Sao Francisco Leaves "Shasta" 2:10 p.m. "Orrgonian" 5 lOajn. "Siiver-Gray" Suae . . . 4: -15 p.m. To Coos Bay Points Arrive Portland 10:40 p.m. 7: Mian. 2 45 p.m. 8;3pJtn, Arrive Sin Frjncivo 10 'nam. 7: 30 a jn. 2:20 p m. Eat aarbecm anowtvn' sn tva forever. Brand Knaa Aland. NO MORE PAINS" OR ACHES " From Nuritrs Neuralgia, Sciatica or Rheumatism ' ' 5 wot H tfastfl lUff, W!tf tV( fttl Sn M !!. I. iM pwes W-i twsjlit ! tsK-w rtriK MM if tf U'.si,,"ti ;.i.-h rt,- : t - nrturfj ( smd "re (ii-! tuilrk.v Cm?" KM , i 'iHs tttrar Vugar iM , in'l t -mm rufvpte. iw1 ti-rrr Trn .Viw.p gt'nlii M I Ht. rr-ef i:lwttt Im; rt ri.1 ssj aalT frl n r-r- ' Tts: rw n 4 v-. iswTt'rl ha.-tr'i V fK Vtj H U SM ia iwrt. :-& ta MatTS M N.' THAN rULLfcaTON Arrive MArhfteld 9. lo a.m. 8 05 p.m. Lctvcs Motor-Cosch . 5: 15 s.m, Motor-Coach ..... 4 40 p.m. To Klamath FailsEureka lr. Ashland . . 9 30a.ni. 1:30 p.m. 5 00 p.m. Ar. Klamath Fills 12: 15 pjn. 4:15 p.m. 7:45 pm Mofofw!: nrams pm for Eureka 9:40 s-m. A avrtcsr f"Mtr Grays" These fine motor-toaches cover western Orrcnn. In addition to Paanc Hiehwa7 travel branthes ndiiu out from such centers as iiiem snd Albanv to M.Himourh. Indcpcndcnct, Newport. Lcbaooa IaIUs, Falls City, Silvertoo. PiWae rcUmmmnj Umtfr mil trtvl inftmmtin. Southern PaciHils