Roseburg news-review., August 07, 1929, Page 4, Image 4

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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1929.
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW!
Isiued Daily Except Sunday by The Newt-Review Co., tne.
Mrmlirr of The AmMiviatrd I'reaN.
The AaxucUi.'d I'l'-fi. i i-ifiv . i tuiiilt i" ih is' for rcpublt-i
ctl-iij ot it) I (jtwj. dicp.it. In cr-di'- 'I to ll in not f)ltii-ri-t-tf crJt In j
tins p-tiM.T arc! to -ill In- -il m-h tMihlistu-tl h.r'-ln. All rich's of republic I
tluii ol pui'i'tl dipul lii'h aer.'1'i are uthu rt m-rv .d.
BRINGING UP FATHER
By Geo. McManus
BAHKIS IilXSWOKTII.
Km i or
fclllt-Ti-d ub ffi-untl chtH nuttier M.'ty "I. llijil. nl th,- P"Ht orfice at
KnsfburK, uri-ntm, uinl.-r Act ..I March 2, 1ST!.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Jbilly, pr year, by mail ,
Daily dlx month, hy mall .
Dally, three in. tilths, hy mail '.
Dally, Hlnyle mnntli, by mall
Omiy, by carrier, per nmnlh
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- 50
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nrsEtiuRO. oheoon, weonfsoav. aijg. 7,
LIONS' (i.n: SKIN' . ! A I N
IX SI'l'l'I-: 'if tin- l';ul th:it the I. ions' chil) .sitfii ill the in-U-rsoitimi
op WiiiclicstiT ;iiul North .I.K-k.soii slrei-ls v;is
very lawly rc.sjc,ii..ibl(.' fur (.';it;iin W'iinli'.s visit up the
North I " m j j j 1 1 ; i, liniv is r i:cvc(l ii(.'i!ation to have it re
HUiyed (.r i's I, nation -!i;;iiril. It is beautifully located
whore it is anil, whether yon In-hove it or not, it does not and
will not cause anyone harm. The matter was settled once.
The sijiii anil its location was thoroughly viewed by the city
officers. The decision of liar mayor and the council was
that t.'ie sijrn was located in such a manner as to be ef
fective in its purpose and not harmful to adjacent properly
owners. What more can be done'.' Such things as this are
extremely discouraging- to men who an; worliin"; hard for
the (,'ood and advanc nient of the l'mpua Valley. We mod
more of the spirit displayed by the men w ho erected the siuii.
Such spirit, however, is bound to In; held in check as the re
sult of such an experience- as this. No person wishes to make
a sacrifice in time and money for the irnoil of the community
only to be compelled to (ie.'end his action. Permission wai
obtained by the Lions to (reel the sirii. It was inspected
and approved after its erection. It is a fine tiling and has
demonstrated its ability to attract the traveler. Let's leave
it alone.
o
(Irovi r Whalen, New York's highly advertised police
commissioner, not lonjj ago j?ot a Rood deal of fun out of the
fact that the London police still use bicycles in making their
daily rounds. II" .seemed to feel that this compared rather
poorly with the snappy, lust-moving motorcycles of the
American cop.
However, the London officers seem to travel faster on
bicycles than our American police can o on their motor
cycles. Al any rate
During 1','JS there were just IK murders in London. The
police solved every one. Kleven of the murderers were ar
rested, tried, convicted and sentenced, and the other seven
committed suicide.
Compare thos.; figures not with New York's, for the
contrast would be loo staggering; with some lesser city, like
Kansas City, for instance. Kansas City, in l'.lilH had lOo
murders. Twenty-three murderers were tried, convicted and
sentenced; five were acquitted; and the rest seem to have es
caped altogether.
An American police official who laughs at the London
force is showing extremely poor judgment.
MACCIE MAOE A, DATE FEHMETO
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OFFICE CAT
The trnvHiiiK Ih-IIi'Vcs
in law ;'iiii uini'is.
II 's 1111 hIji lo play koH' on Suii
t)ny, li.it (nc way luiiiv liiity is u
ci inn:.
POEM FOR THE DAY
I'.y LOUIS ALIiKRT HANKS
I he tu:;n v. ho 'h ills in suit. Iiitu;
Is l In: mull .!ni t.i the cni.wl.-.
Hf fiocs ;l num.- Iiir ill' sf;
'l'iian tin milt liftldhs
clouds.
"Well. i'-;u ii', I was i-h-cu rt."
"I Iuiki ly?M
"U'liiif d.;li'i in c tint a iliiti
iiiake?"
A riGMTZR BELOVED
Tliv -a:l!. :,n'n ;.i llici sa ry 1, o::i ,. 1 ti at i.li
in I.oicIhii: 1
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,. ,' , 1 ""' "'" l'-'.v.' ill" v.-a-mn j...ii-iu,l..i wl... i Hire-
,i.ii;il.- lai.n,,, as -. 1 ..I I t ll. II,H,. l Ci,i !,-,. . h:,s
II y., , a nil,,,,,. ,,, ,,. ,- ,M
... il.ial ,.-,-,., In 1 1' h- , , - m a ,,- ;l ,,,! ,,, , ,,,
Mill- I. ll' 1 1 lo I'-. cJIMl;.. i, j lijl.
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V,"''"'."' "' ''"' -"i.T nil I,i ul lc.lc,ci,iallvi's. I.nnl
llu -In lllli-llil, w Ihi I-.-,,!',..-.,-.!!,-,! ( 'ciiiM-rval I im.i, i i-iii 1 ,. (-cM.
I"" ''''' ;-'li-l'i"l J -linli.ilic carei-r, ilialntt uhlcli In- luunili-il 111-
hull, the Slur. Wl. A. I-.,- and T. I'.'h Wi-cklv.
"l.i, nl lliik.-niM-.nl niM'-il: 'll is ju.-u I U;M, . ,., .,.M lnl,.v
,"llMlV"' "' ' 11 " ' -I'1 Ilia li.is m-n-r iUi,, ii,',,
lor Hmnoim wriiiiiK (,,i him. cli dim u am ie,liinn hia a,-, ,-,iaiu-c
el llli.-i Kill-' "
Tl
lis is th- son - ol l:av! lav I nv .
A behler lill he's old iincl ,.N,y.
A galhuil fi-diler i, lilc l,,nu -
1 le comes lit, in liclanil, hind of son;;.
A fie.lil's the vc-iv ail he bicillu-s;
I lis valiant spirit f.iiily sci-lhc-s;
So fair he fights, so plays the (Jainr,
1 hat all the paitic: love his name.
I lo tii'vci : hot ,i ,is,aii-il --hall.
Won!, I vivc his I,, i- a healln:; ihaic.hl.
I I. ,s shown in brave ami Inn- a he. ill
I hi I !i;!ilia:; ;. -hiv.il: - ail.
nd now thai hi- is ,, and ;.iav,
I he lliilili v.-oild ailo:c:s "lay Lay" ;
It liw-s up to call him uiimI,
Ccmbin..-i lo give him kindly file.
And so f.oni all ll- ;;,,l, !, 1 .! ,
I oMiior iia-i I-. u n!i I nt a, ll Mm!, .
Th -. , all I. a:,. In, a::!;., "lay I'av",
All. I have Ihc kaiii. ,: w.i.,1 to s.,;, ;
I a. y iay ihca will, lh,n ,,1Uc an,! ..,u.n-,
An.l v,-.la lie. ,, -:,1 l!-.. ii l,,c i.-aanal
I !u y lliiak i han in I, :iu-. of aio,
Aie i:!...l to i.l hit. to.uloil sliaic.
'I he vi,! i, en s tins I, :hl in : 1 1 1 , a i
ho lit -,-i I i oi ii a , ,n! ii, t i. in.
Who ';-ts no v.-oiintl'. c:,, ji in (nail,
And l-iav, si in,!.. It, ha, ,i l!- lama.
And that's the if H i ol his I, urn-.
Ihc ii-.i'.oii why titcv .,c Ins ii. imc;
Thai's win- I lit ' 11 alwavs 1,11 his st,,,v
Alltl lotlie Ins hoaoied name wilti kIoi v.
Cllleel this .Sllllellt-e: "lie H1IH
11 Sllillless leiller iielnie Illii f I ill e.
lull iiuvv In, i.-, an luiliist : iuus ami
tlnilly hiisliiiiul."
In Summer
I, Ives t la-re- a inaii uilli si, ill sn
lleail
W'lin never la hleisi-lf lialli sai,!,
ui.mler iliy llie.se liiiniiis v.rnw
l-'n,lii ail III,- sueel pea :,i ens I
l-;.n,:,,y, i-: "Arell'l ,n: Hie h'i
-.. Ii,, u.is ii, re-l,-i iay ? I liiin'i
I ell y,,u I M.oi etl an (i!,,r l,y'."'
Ki-!: '-Ve.. I'm a ,i;;y i.:i!.-r."
"New lli.ll I've lily, -II yen' :i l,j
flliinei-. aie yen i-iiiial In llu- in!) or
'.le lliln: the ilislte:. asli-ll I lie
lie III eU ile.
Maihoiie," ri-iili- rl lit - i i!nc:iie,l
' all i, "1 a.-ll siiiei i ,- K, il. Cua-i
li.y."
If yiui siieaK arnuii,! an, I liuy
hlilul liner lie inn- ,-itul ll.er, l,y help
nu-lMliiiii a Untile Unit is il.- al-
illl ill lis every r- sjieel, i!, ie,e
have Hie ai-acc I,, f,.,. me.a, lu,,
lew ,Im n.
f.ditoria:.s on
the daws news
(fnnlliitH'tl from pai;i' 1)
HEALTH'S GLOW FAR
OUTSHINES COSMETICS
It's Laudable That Every Woman Should Strive to
' Look Her Best, Says Authority, But Why Not
Win Nature's Coloring Through Health?
By ROYAL S. COI'ELANI), M. D.
United States Senator from Now York.
Former Commissioner of Health. cu York City.
IT was stated at a convention a while ago that considerably more
than two billion dollars is spent annually for powder, cold
cream, perfumes, lipsticks and other aids to beauty and personal
attraction. If it is true, it represents a sum of money equal to that
... i'l.;-. spent for automobiles. It is more than a quarter
HA- .-.7St. nf V. i r .i .
sfy: v ennui pioufuus irum tne iarms or
America. It would pay the National debt in a
.:?j3 few years.
Kighteen million boxes of rouge and suven
"-ij
5
X ft,' k Most of the
routes are
Ml-' than liiilitiiu; Iii.mI.s ami liviti::
in din and Mpialur, r- rould iIm
in llu- ::orl:il .sralr.
I'' i liiip.'i. it' our itiinds '.wiv frrcd
w linlh fiuiti s!a.-i v. w nil. )i: l.
ill'ti' l mjIu' i n 1 1 1 ; i 1 1 1 j 1 1 i'i" sunn- ol'
lie- nii'iil pfoM.-uis thai iirv i'-'Iml; 1
' : Ur'l. ini ianipt, as llu ahi.l
i 1 1 : it 1 1 1 nl ni i i t y.
Mayhc I'm Wrong
lty .1. l MKMJl'KY
by our wives and sweethearts. All this material
was used to camouflage youth and health.
It is a perfectly laudable ambition for a
woman to look her best. She isn't to be blamed
for this. On the contrary, she is to be com
mended for her doect sen.su of sr-lf-respect.
1 have no objection to cosmetics as snrh
Most of them are perfectly harmless things. Of
re are certain hair dyes which are not
uut most creams, nowders and
compounded of simnle nd hjtrmlcs
TO copslamd.
1 he objection 1 have to cosmetics is that they
fir too commonly applied as a mbstitute for the color and clearness
tf the skin that health guarantees. Too often they are usea to cover
up defects which the regular use of soap and water would remove.
Lwory girl wants red lips, pink cheeks, good teeth, firm muscles,
skin winch is swi-rt to -iTull untl'
jilciKjint to toiieh. She w.-nits Hum
u Kirl iiiui, ua sho nTinva olilt r.
shc aevtr K"'ts over waning llirin.
'Iumi she tjt'is past middle life stie
W 'i'1'S If nlie tioes not retain them.
Tho eheinists and beauty experts
ha vt dime wonders Tln-v hav
plat Til at the dispusal it the rail
H'X lioxcs and ttilies. Jars ami .. ti
ciIh. ad tho liaraphernalia U iiini.it.
yoiilli and viKor. So mo. Ii for thai:
S.oiplo nod wi'll-ohoM ii food
rli'nv of Wilier tn drink anil for
1'iihini;. Huiil.ht and frch air t -r-fiM.
and n-ular iiatdls t ti, uro
th.' (hums ttluch will cut down Mio
cMi. iie bill. Tln-i-t- is no cnl-n l-ke
ta- cnl..r of r.d hlnod showing
thr.iiih the tt';iiisi);irciit skin if it-f'-ri
health. Tins enlor nmits mm
li nut or tube. It Is tin' result of
thf i-hi-mbury nt Nature more .t-f-'
-i 'ban tho prodiu-t of any hum an
fhi' no matter hnv clever He
III 1 - 'Hl.
! .t if I w.-re a i;:rl and d'du't
h : - what Nat tire Is willtnn In n;ve.
'old i-niiu dnitf my h in- in trio
tv ii:Ikiiii f.ir ci-.ni- ili ,s And Mn
li.-i b'cMs their il-.-ar hearts tliey
v ill iiuy th-'ui anybiiw.
:iMrrs lo Mi nllli (ticricH I
nlvl.se for nrthrltls
Th.- r..
tll.ll-.IM:' tl
V IIIO.IU tl'
lie .-!MHl Ii;.i:'i
1 1 . 1 1 i . - r ihan
You're Riyht
nun t i a ! ..i:i
v thf L"ih r- n ii
An.Ong t'le lllitct.iti
,1'.- l!llM .1I1-I-. i-
v. !; .
in th:.
I lill.
nil-It i
i'MI tie,
Pitiful Cases
an-- until. mi v. Ii,
Unpopular Suit s
- i A - Massive, tviklni;. mud ti iths
' j X rav. Hivtricity n:ul v.ireifes all
1 i h:;v.- lb lr vahie. The t.eth. l.-nstls.
fii'ii i Klan.U, tntes!lin-s a:i I k:d
j ne in all i.s-iibl p.itnts r lnf.T
lien wbeti (o'kais? for the ai'uiee of
" . t!.i- ti.'uble.
j M i. ls the eli:n.i In Ala-
t::i.t c -,.. fur ; t,:il!, llt i,-,,.,,:ct
.!! at.inh and sinus tieutiie.'
A V's.
I 'I (?. 1 K. -n,-. r,ir..,w
-i-k up a U-x fi .: 0f
stairs. la mta a sl-n of a weak
heart?
A, Have your heart examined,
L. W. ti Would un over-devol-on-d
brain in a child cause nlenln-
2 Are plants Injurious to the
health if kept m the sbeplnK room?
A. ii,
2 Nut If Ihi ronin Is ventilated.
M. S. Q. What cau.se Itching of
the body?
A, This mav he duo to constipa
tion, intestinal disfu:, i nets, auto-ln-loxieall,
in or n nt r uljh cimditlnn.
Send elf-addt esMrd stn niped enve
lope for further partu-ulurs and ro
It-.it i our quest Urn.
It D Q What are Ihs sytnp
totns of hluh bln.id pressure.
A Klti-Onm; of the fart, noso
hliM-ds, (li.zme.sa and pains tn tho
head.
aehos
Q. What causes head
nlv fs a driven or drilled well,
Defendant in -Murder Case
Tells of Companionate
Marriage Confabs
With Miss Hix.
Girl Needed Money and Boy
Friend Had Gone Wife
and Mother Testify
for Prisoner.
1
calm
had
A. The rnnimon caupefi of head
ache mi- eve strain, tnt-cted teeth,
tonsils and simues. eoniipation. In
i ili;- hi urn. it uto-1 no ie;tt nn, hih
blond pressure, kidney conditions or
-atanh.
E. W (J What fhouM n prl
weiiih who i.- six:-?n years old and
f,v feet lour tnehes tali?
2 How ean 1 rt-duee?
A For ner msc 'ifid h.'lht she
should weiifh alwut 12M p. muds.
1 W.-i-Mt riHlin-tion i-i merely
ns.i'.ter f se-f-eontrol as regards th
diet K: other mformatinn .ncl a
st If -addressed, 'amped envelope and
rrpe.it yiiitr question.
l1't-icl I-:-. F-'.r .-t-,. lm.
rui.r.Miirs. o.. Au;, 7. im
Jann-s H. SiifFk today told the
jury in his first doiirte niurd-r
liiul the story of his three-year
Invn nftair u.illi Th.-nra Iliv I lit
muxfii. f-iui.1 u L-ill.,.1 I id linn. 1!
It was a story that detailed theii l
meeting in June, Vt2i, a rip nlng !
frit ndshiji that grew lo intimacy!
and ended on a lonely rifh' range
near the ed.ne of ihu city wliere
the girl's body, hat te. . rl and
slashed, was found the day at"r
she went there for h'-r last tryst
villi the 4I)-venr-old former Ohio
State professor. - -
Dr. Snook was as calm a witness
as has occupied the chair in the
trial.
He went to the witness chair af
ter I) in wife, Mrs.- Helen M. Snook,
an d his 6.7-yea r-old mot her. Airs.
Abner Snook, had faced the sea of
f (" In the crowded court room to
tell their belief that in tin; last few
"years Dr. Snook had changed.
Itoth women kissed him before
they took the stand mid his wife
remained at the defense table un
til he started to testify.
"Changed," Women Say
Tho wifo who refused to desert
h'm after he was arrested for the
KillitiK of "the other woman" testi
fied that she. had no knowledge of
the n flair between her husband
and the irl.
She was the first to testify and
stayed unUl the aged mother
remained in the chair. When her
huvhand took up his story, how
over, she left the mom and was
noi present to hear his detailed ac
count of his friendship witli. Miss
Hix.
lioth the wife and mother testi
fied that recently Dr. Snook had
displayed a mental unrest that
had been In contrast to the
and placid disport ion that
been his before.
Accused Man Calm
Lnmax Seyfert of defense coun
sel tlnn took up tne examiiiatlou
of Dr. Snook.
Dr. Snook related his early life
and education. H talked in an
even, composed voice, and was as
cool a witness as has been in the
chair. There wns not one trace of
excitement as ho unswered clearly
and distinctly the preliminary
questions of his attorney.,
Seyfert took tiie nust ioning
through Dr. Snook's study at Ohio
State, his entrance into the veteri
nary factiltv there. hK war service
o I'viat'on m'onnd school and j
his trip to Europe In as n
member til' the American Olympic
pistol team. Dr. Srook said he had
held 'Six or eiMht" national pistol
championships in slow and rapid
fire and "four or five" in rifle
shooting.
Companionship Recited
"Win n was the first time
"er met, Mit.s Theora Hix?
ferl asked.
"About three years ago.
came to tho veterinary department
as a stenographer.
"1 fn'tpiently h:td con versa t Inns
wilh her m certain times of the
day ulvn I had to go to her office
to have pome stenographic work
done. She said she did not have
noue.lt money tor her school'work
and consequently was forced to ac
cept emp!n merit part of the lime.
"In fviierul our conversation
w::s discussion of her a I fairs. She
ppoke of heini" left alone tlp'tl
iditrini: the summer of llil'til. Most
of the students had '.'one away and
she mentioned that her 'hoy
friend' had gone aNo. She d!d' not
speak much about her 'hoy friend
at shit time i Later D. Snook
-' iri'd Dat tie frit nd was Mar
i tion T. Myers, who was employed
in the hori ieulttiral department at
I th" imtvef-it y. I
j "During the first two weeks of
jour a (piaintanee we talked about
companionate marriages. She said
sh" I hoimht companionate mar
riaue was all right 'but when you
lot your companion, it wasn't. '
"This remark hd us to discus.
hooks of that nature.'
He; "Tieallv. Uilte you. Id li';e
to s"o nvne of you."
A day later he cnt .v.t invitation
to a swinrein: patty.
I I Hnp Month which is cased from the top uf the
-aHFJ .ground ot the water-bearing strata,
jr ai least to the tirst layer ot sui-
iid rock, lo tne top or me casing
t ,tiie pump may be attached; and
piuuiU the casing and under the
i i nuniii there may be built a water
iuit Sloping plaifonu. If, in your
traeU. vou are not sure ot Hi,.
; ! pja,hiv of the drinking water, boil
:i betotv using. Alter noiiing, it
will probably have a flat taste.
This mav be remedied by pouiiiu
the water from one vessel into an.
other a number of times, whkii
iiio-Ml're ooiniits the water l.i
Vl ! aerate itself.
Of all the camp facilities, the
tourist will probably appreeiate
I nothing more tlian a clean, safe,
and sanitary method ol sewage disposal-
Hush toilets connected to ,t
sewae.e system of a city provide the
best arrangement of all; but, if
this is Impossible, they may with
satisfaction be connected to a sep-
. ;.. ...:- I'ttu,,.;,.-.! j.lf.uoltt t,
fTV l s sr&" 4. H 'Md.bie if given the necessary
I attention.
v 3 A w H planned tourist eamp w ill
liavo suiiaui ciiimtmi i iur recen
jii'g garbage; attendant service for
i removing and cleaning the g irbae
cans and the necessary means for
i Ms ultimate disposal, such as . an
M....ii.ii'-.i in- ii ilea i -iv liio-i-i!
, ' ' ? . ifjrouml. Careful attention should be
given to the source of the milk
sijpnlv. particularly if there are
ehiidreii in t!ie parly. A swimmiti:;
Only a short thirty days ago n v-- .
Ilrs. Rose lodiLc. above, was a ; rjv(l.s (..lITying sewage from com
happy hill-Inn brtde tn L.rouk- i nmiilt i-a located upstream from the
Ivn "N Y., as this picture eamp.
shows. Tolay her hushand Kducational me:-.snres are the
f r.&
has report
aoctiriliiip; tn tlu- invei-ti'i.-itn.n
she has heen kiilnuped NcirIi
hors sav sin- was seen staniling
in front of her home when a
s(ark setlan drew to the curb
and unknown hands, reaching
out. ilracRcd her into the car
which sped away.
SHERIFF CALLED TO
STOP SLAYER, BUT
IIP IS INCORRECT
A peaceful night's slumber was
interrupted for Sheriff V. T. Jack
son last night when he was called
to stop a car answering the de
scription of the one driven by a
man wanted for murder in Idaho.
And it tinned out to be the right
car almost.
The only difficulty was that it
was another type of the same make
of car wanted and the man driv
ing it had done nothing out of the
ordinary.
WARRANTS REQUIRED FOR '
HOMES LIQUOR SEARCH
(A-n-iuti-i! ;-ivv, Wir.-
WASHINGTON, Aug. 7. I'rohi
hilion agents were instructed today
by Commissioner Dorau that, entry
into dwelling houses to investigate
the sale of nun-iiiloxtcaiing elder
and fruit juices must be made on
ly upon a bonafide search warrant.
in. the
There's nothing sure
world hut death by taxis.
you
Sey-
She
of thousands or millions.
rather, who annually start our on
a trip in their own cars. Health r
ficials are endeavoring to help the
toertsts "keep themselves free from
sickness, thereby making possible
die fullest enjoyment of a trip of
this kind.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
V S Wecther llureau Office
Itos- It ,. Oregon. Data reported
Iv H. Fletcher. Meteorologist"
it i-oiM":c in-esnre (reduced
in sea level) R a. m '.;. 12
(iHitiivf i-oie'diM f p. m. yea- t
(onlay (per cent) ""
Highest temperature yesterday SS
Lowest temperature last night ol
vrfige temperature lot Hie
'o-imi( temperature tor '.Ulh
dale
Drecip. tn Inches ana Hundredths
Precipitation for 24 hours,
ending 5 a. m fl
Total preeip. since 1st month T
Normal piecip. for this month .01
Tonl preclo from Sept. 1,
1!2., to date 22J'"'
Sonioil pit-clp. irom Sept. (
to date 32.."i3
rot in deticiency since bept. 1,
ii)2s :.- !J-0i
Normal seasonal preeip. Sept.
to May, inclusive S1.1C
Forecast for interior southwest
Oregon: Fair tonight and Thurs
day; cooler Thursday.
Health Bulletin
Suggestions for Automobile
Tourists.
ily Oregon Stale Hoard ol Health.
io sp-ak or Hi. sea. Hr when plan
ning a touring vacation, the I'niied
ri.i.ies Public lieaith Service
j.oinls out, may seem laclless; but
..e ail unuw tne uanger to health
irom impure w ater. .wany li.ui is is
camps are so located mat they
.nay have water from a public sup
ply, 'mat is fortunate. Others must
..is u top their o n supplies from
such s-un-es as webs and sprniiir,.
In doing tnis. mere arises the pos
sibility ot unsaie uater unless the
Ueve.opmeur work is done in ac
cord with accepted sanitary prim i
,m s. Ii me tourist cam it lias been
inspected by a t;u, ernioeiital agen
cy aim approved or certified, Hie
,-atVty of me water supply ean he
assumed; but if it has not, we
.should kno the outward smns ot
a properly deelopcd supply for
which to look.
tveii spunks are fi.-iierally un-j
ate. betail.-e they ;ue .-., le.tdliy itc- !
ce.-sibie to contaminating inilu-'
eini s. ll the spriim n not properly
proteeted. Mil lace water carry in.u,
otf the wasitins tioni (he mound
can ery easily run into Hie spring.
Tire best lMe ot small water si:p-
T here's a
risk in taking $
short
cooking, also in
roasting coffee ;
Countless recipes tell you
to add ingredients a little at
a time. Hills Bros, roast
coffee the same way. A few
pounds at a time never in
bulk. Their patented, enn- :
tinuous process Controlled -Roasting
produces a match
less, uniform flavor such as ;
no other coffee has. '
HILLS BROS ""j
COFFEE
lill
Fmk from the orii
vud vaiuum pack.
Liutly opened ivtih.
the key,
1929
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1 ski;-"'. !';il iiotua'lire now. this
-:oo,l .ii;.lity at llie t ot;ndat ton will
si !' ti-:r io n and hei onie more int'r-.-tniu.
It is de i l; h 1 1 u 1 1 legpde
.un! clear. IV i .it u! ot your bt
ter-. (.u tiu dor. i r;iii Mie pane
; ii.iii viiii' nothing on the next.
!r.' i.c;'e -veil tr.i'i'is on ail tour
' -ul- ot mir p,i es 'id do not ;tb
hioiate on y tii :;v. lope an i in
the h.-.i ; ;. : ol o;:i 1. tiei.
C'ie BririeEmsid
AU MKS. HKKCKMAN:
I ir-ieiid to be i.i.trri-d srei-
. lime lio'jtic un- tonnnn itil. and I
p' Ml to Me 111. Tied til church. I
have a n inilier of fti-nd whom I
wou.d like to h;te Jtteud me, but
I as 1 'AdUt to have a very pUm w ed-
ir a
M!o
ake
ill.
lot
till-
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I do no' -a:e r-t have a latue
number of ait n-iaii's. I have oil"
; -:ii- r v. ho:n I wll lu.ve a m i:ia' 1
of ho::or. :M:d iry li o:il.
si.-ior whom 1 would like to have as
a hridfMu.-id. I know that t!o- u
'. ual ;islo!ii is at. h as! tlire atn ud
i anis: tn m i t of honor and tv n brides
I maids. Iloweyer. 1 am tryiiiir to
a tdd liui (iiu: an one's tv. i-,n :-.
and so I am wo-identr; if it would
In- proper for ine to h.'ve just two
attetel nits. I thoilit perhaps each
1 one con' 1 walk do.wi the aisle
alone.
K.
AI.TtHH CIH it Is ti':e that
usually the bride-m-be plans i
to have an even niiinher ot bndes- .
tvatds i.a !h; t they an walk to--
t'i r m t'-i: prore . ion.il and re
i os-iona' V it w-mld be perfectly'
rn.ncl tor yon tn pave the matd
of honor and only one bridesmaid.
1 like oin ul. -a of haviiii: them
w.ilk aiope down Hie ;nsle. Mine
this emeti:'.-i?"s the ditiTonc be-:
lui-i ii tne 'hoiior' atien laiit and
the ; lesmaid
I Mr:;. i:- e kmaii V, ill be ;:ld to
answer onestion" ott eiitpiefe s'ib
mitt, d bv readers i
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I tun? t-yndu Ate, Inc.
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hi Hi.il tn -iu.
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4 A ojteam,
io p lease
our
cltetttsT
m
:t a client we make !t last In i;
at i.i'ai-iion is otii aim and we know
woik at moderate juices mean just
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DENTIST
Dr. Nerbas, Masonic BId.
Lady Assistant
SPECIAL
P.nnlcss E.ti.Kt.on Plo Low Rr.on.V.)l; Prices
Pjmlcs Dentistry U.VO Work Fully Ouaraiitced
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Phone 483 ?,
Masonic Building OE
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