ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 13. 1929.
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ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPT. 13, 1929.
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THE INVESTIGATION ordered by the United States
.senate of the activities of American shipbuilding; com
panies at the futile Geneva conference of 1927 on limitation
of naval armament is bound to have a good effect. It may
not lead to punishment of those guilty of whatever lobbying
there was against the national interest, but it will throw
such a light of publicity over the whole subject as to make
a recurrence improbable if not impossible.
There is no denial from either Bide that Shearer, the
high-powered lobbyist who boasted that ho had taken a hand
in wrecking the Geneva conference, was employed to go
there by the shipbuilders. Indeed, one company admits that
Shearer was so employed. It declares, however, that he was
sent to Geneva merely as an observer and not as a lobbyist.
The world knows, nevertheless, that Shearer did lobby in
dustriously at Geneva. In their disclaimer of responsibil
ity the burden of disproof is distinctly on the shipbuilding
companies.
There is no admission as yet of responsibility by the
shipbuilding companies for Shearer's lobbying in congress
over a period of five years. The suspicion was natural that
the same interest which admittedly employed him at Geneva
employed htm also for the similar work which he did at
Washington. This, however, is neither demonstrated nor
proved. It is ono of the points which the present senate in
quiry is likely to clear up.
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The Roseburg school' board has shown a willingness to
cooperate with the prune growers and postpone the open
ing of school if that be necessary. Having decided to open
school as scheduled because there appeared to be no serious
demand for postponement, the board states in a resolution,
that should an emergency arise later the schools could be
closed for a time if necessary. The school board is really
more than fair in its attitude. Closing or postponing schools
is no small matter, as anyone familiar with school admini
stration matters is aware.
' What is a well meaning citizen to do now? If we hope
it will rain soon and so quench the fires in the forest, the
prune crops will be damaged by the rain. If we hope that it
does not rain perhaps the realization of thal hopo will mean
. more forest fires. There is this consolation : If the relative
. humidity rises high enough the fires will die out while
; merely a high humidity will not harm the prunes. Perhaps
ve should spend our time hoping for high humidity.
Don't forget that tho Glide Fair is Wednesday of r.cx!
Week.
POEM FOR THE DAY
I3y LOUIS ALBERT BANKS
SOME WELCOME IMMIGRANTS
Knmvlcs A. KynrtHiii, chlur of our iqi'cIkii Plant Introduction office
In Wusliliii'.ioi:, li. c, In ii'iiiiikIIiU fur this:
" "Wlillo t Jui Di'iiiii'lnionl of tin. Intorlor Ih wnrkhiR to keep linnilKiu
lion wlililu quotim, i'IiiIkhuiIi'h of ih liciiai'tiiiiMit of Aki-IciiIIui'i! are out
Heaiclilns thu world fur IiiiiiiIkiiiiiih. Thoan they allow lo come back
whli Ilium, linncviir, am iihinis or needs bulleved lo bo worthy of liu
IH'ovIiik American iiKi'k'iilluTitl producm.'1
He uaya thin of the plant linmlsiuiitB wo lituo persuaded to come
to us:
"Alfalfa from I'oru. any beans from Maiicliurla antl Sudan (trass
nu n iioituern Airica navo uecuuie important foiaKo crops. The lunula!
vuiue 111 neaiii rot mil, mil'otlui cil l rum .Mexico about twenty years ano.
now exceeds $",i,fHiii,iiii. southern slates huvo also been enriched to
tne extent ot many million dollars by Kk-ypllau coltons.
"A lame Riiiup or liiiiioriaiit IiiiiiiIki'iiuis Include fniita, shade Irees
liml oriiaiiicitliit iiianls ol many kinds. Tho department's records show
uuiiiuk un iniiiviuuiii inmitiuclions inn pears, over liuo tipples, more
Hum r.mi peaches, alimil tr,ii plums. Till noclarliii'H, over ti'Ul tlrleutal
persimmon, mine than 225 jujubes. 8M avoeadoa, 4IIH inaiiKoes, ubout
4110 straw-hurries mid nearly lou blackherilea, besides a long list of
Jens iiiiiiuilltlll UUIlKtf.
The immigrants we do not fear,
. Who do so much our Innd to chcor,
' Are those who enn enrich our soil
And bless otir brnwny sons of toil.
The world is searched with fine-toothed comb,
And every plant of hope brought home
And tested here beneath our skies, ,
And conxed lo show itself a prize.
There is no land on enrth exempt;
We're, nlwny.i seeking lo preempt
Some ijift of God discovered there
T hol fits us here; nnrl find just where.
We do not rob another land
In bringing treasures from their hnnd;
1 hcy'rr just ns rich ns e'er before;
We but increase our precious store.
There is n hiiiher lesson there
A lesson which we nil should share;
Just ns cuch ngricullur.il si out
Goes scouring for new plants to rout
Thnt may. by care, our land enrich
And raise its life to higher pitch.
So every mnn who dwells on eatlh
Should sock new treasures for his berth.
In nil the world of culture fine.
Let's din and delve ns in ft mine,
And seize and keep ench precious alone
Thnt toil nncl care enn mnke our own.
In nil the realm of human nrt
Let's gather treasures of the heart;
From every pure and rapturous soul
Let's learn to take some pieciuus toll.
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lllltl IOSI SC1UUI1 9
lessiy outmodeled.
Let us help you select your fall
wardrobe easily; and economical
ly in any one of our price
ranges from $9.75 up.
HELLIWELL'S, INC.
The
OFFICE CAT
No Idea Ih worth much unless a
flrsl-clusH man U back of It, . . .
Moat of us try to put off everything
uxuppL u Kood thins ... No man
looks twice at a woman who Is
Htiiinibly Ureast'd.
Mfxico Is ono country where the
mot her who ruined her hoy lo bit a
soldier Is assured he U have a Job.
She: "Bill plays golf awfully
well, don't you think?"
He: "He has to; he makca a had
liar." .
Willie: "Give me a penny, rath
er." Father: "You're too big now to
be iiHkit.K for pennies."
"Perhaps you're right, father.
Make it a nickel."
The great trouble with an after
dinner speaker is that everything
reminds him of a story.
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"I win!, I were like the boss," re
marked the homely Hteno.
"Why so?" yawned the file clerk.
"He's always enKHed," Hihed
the homely yne.
If all the devilment that org on
wore know n, truu.iporiatlon tacill
tilts would be utterly Inadequate.
Figures don't He, hut, oh, you
figures!
EDITORIALS ON
THE DAY'S NEWS
(Continued (rom page 1)
i'nr llio Investment of mn'jilus
funds. When tliey are iili;ly unuil
llinl Is. when iheir fuelllilin lire
ahusfil Ihey me employed for the
imnioso of KiinibllnK-
We nlioilhln'1, Millileiun Mm stoek
uxchuimes us nil InsUlillioii, he
tiuuse they limy be llseil fill
KiiinblliiK. any mote tliuii wo should
condenm half tlollurs us un Insti
tution, boeause Ihey may ulso be
used for KamhllrtK.
We shoulil savo our eotiilemna
lion for those who linn useful In
slllullolis Into Kiiinlilllll! tlevlt-es.
Maybe I'm Wrong
Ily J. I'. MKUIIl'KY
It's the girl with the prettiest
legs who always aeea the mouse
first.
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20TH CENTURY OPTIMISTS
The fellow who opened a shoot
Ino gallery In Chicago.
AUTO-SUGGESTION
There's not much difference be
tween a roadster and a sofa: the
clutch ia about the lame on both.
MOMENTOUS MOMENTS
When on after dinner rpe.iker
gets indigostion fro.n swallowing
his own words.
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EFFICIENCY EXPERTS
The geologist's rlaugiiter who
grew up to be a gold digger.
ACE OF CADS
A man was arrested the other
evening for hitting his wife In the
jaw. He said he was just shutting
up everything fo'- the night.
TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT
Where there's a smoke there's a
testi noniat.
TODAY'S TIGHTWAD
A hotel in Glasgow caught on
fire and the proprietor charged the
guests two dollars extra for heat.
OUR OWN VAUDEVILLE
Artist Just what is your idea
of a fine figure?
Model $J,000.000.
Cooyitfcllt. lyi!'. K'ns I'edturtis
Syndicate, luc.
BA LANCE THE DIET
ADD A DASH OF WIT
Make Certain the Necessary Elements Are Included
in Your Daily Menus, Says Authority, but Be Sure
Your Meals Are Cheerful, Gay Occasions.
By ROYAL S. COIM5LANI). M. D.
United States Senator from New York.
Former Commissioner ot Health. Hew York Cil.
TO KEEP the average person well and "fit" takes considerable
intelligence. Happy is the housewife who realizes the great im
portance of serving well-balanced meals to her family flock. All
tho time and thought that she spends in endeavoring to prepare the
right food will more than compensate in the good aF'V-'
.health of her family. The good effects will be
more far-reaching than she will ever Know. gpw
A balanced diet is one that supplies all the
food elements In the right proportion necessary
lor building up a healthy body.
Thero aro a few general facts that will help
In choosing a proper combination of foods. 'A
good rule is tho following: One pari protein
that is meats, eggs or other dairy products. Three
parts fata -such as butter, cream, oils, cooking
fats, oily nuts anil fat meats. Six parts carbo
hydrates aa sugar and starches In potutoes,
cereals, bread, sugar and all sweets.
ft is to bo remembered that milk is the most
important of all foods, and one of the cheapest
aa well. Children would be better off by huving
a quart of milk a day, and for adults at least a
pint should be taken. ,.
Meals should be made attractive by having "things look nice.
Pleasing color and form, together with suitable food combinations,
ill go far toward making an appeal to the eye as well as the palate.,
llow much more inviting a table looks in spotless white, with its bright
milvfr nnri Hiilnlv dishes Of lovely
hues and tho fd attractively si-rvrd r Answers linieallll Ollcrit'8
than a cureleMslv laid tnhle with just j I
jivthlnR for a maKesliirL
Clamlshea for various dishes will
Sfc.
OR COPELAND.
add to the attractiveness of the food
sprig of iMiXBley, red or urten
poppers cut Into strips, or pimento,
carrots cut Into shapes, candied
fruits, olivnt and pick les. some
flower, such as nimturllum or It b
leaves, suctions of rod apple nil
these are tempting In color and form.
And romemlxT thnt txwni tttn
should bo a happy occasion Klin and
iamrhter should minifie with Inter
eating Pita of ennvermiUon, and busi
ness worries and household enree
should bo Kjved for another time,
llavo tranntill mind while eutliiK.
for tho SJiko of prond digestion. It
wua not a bail tlmu in the olden time
In palatial halls to send for the court
Jester to help entertain and make
merry at meal time. If "latiRh and
rrow fat" Is a snylnff of old. then
we mlcht employ an en tactics In up-to-date
breakfasting, lunching and
lining.
P F. F. B. Q. Should a person
with MriRhfs disease eat (lsh and
ainuke tolaccoT
A. Fresh fish. 1 JudRO. would not
hurt. If the patient has been In the
habit of smoking .1 assume it will he
all nub! euntinuo. But m regards
both of thesi matters the atlundlny
doctor should be consulted.
A StTN READKK. Q. Do you ad
vise troalinent for pimples and black
head s?
A. Yes. ' For particulars send a
Bclf-addi-eNHCd. stamped onvolopo and
reiH'ut your question.
K. A. B. Q. What can I do to'
break my five-year-old daughter from
sucking bar tonuo?
A. This is purely a habit and
must bo overcome.
Oopjrruta. IHW, Htmvwr toura Smvim, Im.
Good Manners
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MRS C(l!lNELI;.S IlKKC K.MAN
DKAU MHS. IIKKCK.MAX:
Will you ili.a."t' n il me if a
black satin iheiis or coat aru con
.sidt'icil "in tnouinln." 1 urn in
niotiriiliii; and would V.kv (o know
wIiciluT M;ick satin it consiihToil
niouiniiiK and w liclln-r it l wv
inlMHiblt' to wear il
V.. ( C.
SATIN is not (niiriiijt icd In tiuod
lasit to wear when one fx in
mourn in tf. Sit niutrriul tliat has
a hluli H;tlii is cnnsi(i'id mourn
tn. MoiHUitiK niiiterials stiottld ho
dull ninti'i 'in Is. Would it be ri
sible, porluips. for i hi nuit'-riiil to
bo turned winnn sidt nut, niui
'e;r it on llio dull ciepe side?
DKAIl .VI!S HKhH'K MAN :
May widow of three "ks
wear pi ay tor inni;nin insiead of
blai'k ? She it; vei y net vnus and
hlai k depios u l r -ery nun U.
Iter husband diid very suddenly
after un lllnt'.ss of only tiirte
hours. If so. please tell me what
nifc'erial to u.so. whether lh-
should he nil ci ay oi tray l-uder-ed
with hl'ik. ot what uateriai.
and so forth. If It v 111 ngt be
suiinblo, ideape lot mt know.
H. V, O.
TPO MK it is (lie way of nonsense
for n woman, under these rir
rnutstunros. to wear pmuii uitiK.
Surely nt p. tinn more than now
does idiA mnro weed w hat ever
brightness ami romlort she can
set nut of lioii blark. ami if sho
finds this comfort in pray, she
shou'd. by all means, wear it. It
ttouM b better tor her not to
wear fcnty satin or any other mn
lerial liiut has a iuslio. Noi
should site wear tuy and Iduck,
fainee thin is luu obvious. y tiyiii,
tor a Mihsiiiuie. Sue would iwi
wear u veil, either. In tho houst
she should wear all white, and in
Biininier she would wear alt while.
i his Is, us you know, as "deep'
mourning as all black. Thin, at
other limoa, she would wear gray
lightweight gray flat crepe, with
a matching hat and other accessories.
(.Mrs. Heerkmuu will bo ptad to
answer questions on'eiiqiii'iin suli
milted by naders.)
Copyright, VAK by premier Syn
dicntiv Inc.
AUTO VALVE "FACING"
J. (. Nowland and Son have
eii.iiH.ient lor Krindin,; valves for
any nirke ol ear, to llio proper
anuU- ur tne "seat." This mai hine
dues Hie seat to tlie valve Mem.
Modern m'Unrs give "nicer" per
formance ami art more sensitive
to adjustment, ihorefon' only the
linest eiiuipmem huld be used
ADD RADIOS TO LINE
PLYMOUTH AGENCY.
J. O. New land and Son announce
that they are dealers for Fada and I
Earl radios, and that they have a1
large assortment of models and
supplies. The models are on dis
play and ready tor demonstration. ,
The radio department is in charge
ot J. H. Went, experienced radio
man and electrician, who has been
associated with the Fada line for
many years in Hose burg.
Tiie Karl line is newer in name.
but it is produced by the reorgan
ized Chas. Freshman Co., inc..
which has been selling, radios for
7 years. More than 50,000 sets have
been placed In homes since Its in
troduction in May. The low-priced
Karl set sells for S117.50 delivered
in ftoseburg with tubes, and the
others range on up.
the most modern test equipment
has been provided for the radio de
partment, as it is the intention of
J. O. NewJand and Son to have
complete service on radios in con
nection with their automobile ser
vice business. The two lines of
business go well together, they
have found.
SMOKE CONSUMER AT GAS
PLANT NEAR3 OOMPLETION
Installation of a smoke consum
er that will do away with the ob
noxious ctoudB of smoke that have
poured f.om the local gas plant,
causing a great deal of complaint,
is pearing completion, according lo
M. R. Hrown, local manager. The
smoke. Is caused when the furnace
is opened after making gas, and
the oil residue is burned away. The
new equipment burns the fumes in
the stack, preventing the smoke
from escaping. The appaiatus was
tried out last night for the first
time. The flames pouring out from
the tall stack attracted much at
tention and resulted In a fire alarm
being sounded.
BAPTISTS
Sunday is rally day at your
church. We need you there every
one ef you. Come to the school at
9:45. Heln to naek the church
nmninir mid nlirht I'll mirl nt it I
Em barbecue sandwiches ani
Ive forever. Brand's Road Stand.
Don't strike a piano when it's
Jown. Call Arundel, 1S9-U
AT
Douglas Market 1
MEATS-PRODUCE
For Saturday
They are offering some of the best specials in
town. You should see their counters. Ihey
are brimming full of meats of all kinds, and reason
able, too.
They are showing some nice, choice
Beef Roasts
at
Pork Roasts
Shoulder Cuts
Veal and Lamb
Shoulder Cuts
20, 220 250
Steaks and
Chops
250
Beef Shoulder
Staaks
Veal
Steaks
Pork
Steaks ..
Hamburger and
Sausage
Lard at a Saving.
250
250
250
Dixies ..
Bacon
Backs ..
Bacon
Strips, special
Breakfast Bacon,
Half or whole ....
230
.200
.300
3 lbs. for
.500
Red Rock Cottage Cheese,
none other as good.
1
1 lb. of Beef or Pork Liver I wy
THE SERVICE IS THE BEST
AT
DOUGLAS MARKET
PHONE 350
FLAMING YOUTH
"Is fliuniiii: yo.:ih nickering
oiti ." ThM question ami four oth
ers answered ai liapiiM church
riuiuUy nUht. 7:3'.
(let yayr children school shoes
a: tht lioolerie while the Kniate
Sale is on mul mivo. Styles and imt
ituials are richi.
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