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Cartoons Of The Day
Health Talks
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DY WILLIAM BRADY, M.D.
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Subscript io:i Hull's Kuily
Per year, by niull $3. Oil
Per month, delivered
KomT-Weekly.
Per year
Blx monlhs
.:.no
. 1.00
Entered as Bocond-clafis matter,
Novemlier 5, 1009. at nosobtirg, Ore.,
under net of March 3, 1879.
MONDAV, KKITKMIIKK 111,
SCHOOL DAYS AlllI IIKKK.
Thc bt-Kliinln
of a now school
vnr in nlwnvs of treat Interest i:i a
Nnw f,,.,,,.,,,,,,.-! nrnntiL''
, ,, i
1ml h ntudonls an:l teachers, vl..le:
many will ho mimed who linlulied !
their emirfic last year. There Ik a;
buzz of curiosity mid excitement un
til the prc-arranti-tl rvbLoiii well
under way, and all got nettled down
to tho work for which t!i" are there.
Perhaps the most Intensely Interest- (
ed of all aro tho little newcomers
with their first experience away
from the parental -ontrol, which
now raf:se3 for certain hours lnloi
tho ImndH of others. It Is here:
Where the skill and pajlence and;
understanding of tho teacher Is j
brought out in tho fulloHt deurc. Wei
aro all familiar with the old Haying.!
'as tho twlff Is bent," and thin hnx'
a peculiar meaning as applied to the
Hi I Id on Its first entrance Into school j
life, for here and then Impressions j
are formed, likes and dislikes made,
which remain Indelible ruid are ha.dj
to change. No other function is of !
Biieh Importance to a community ns '
tho opening of tho public schools,
for In so mo way It conies dope to
tho heart of every citizen, either
through personal lien, or lis tu mid , Jur 3 j,,, , l;rli..0 j iinisliod.
filgnlficnnce as lifrci-ting thn future .sih.Oo tr'on ditto,
welfare of the slate. Much is said j I" re.M trees are divided Into flro
und written about the pnlillc srlmol ' '.o '. n!:d lunilier. Hundreds of
Hvstem. but while It undoubtedly line, -Ji'.illn may 1 hoard dividing
BOlne defects, while It may have some
Tls hard to get out of. there Is "!. .,.-,i0 .,.,, fl,re;trv c:
ciuestlon about lis Improvement year ,ervn,,)nst!1 havo'i't been careful
by year, nnd It Is graduiillyMrr.wIng 8IlViiiE tiial sort of timber It is
toward t hut summit of efficiency ! ,mt g("i;l f fir anything except fur
where criticism may be looked for , i-ri:;s, to ;:et the dead wood on each
oulv from the uninformed, or tho i-'her.
nabltual fault-finder. Like the road' tm... heavy hearers
.,, ;:: 1 hrin:; fotih a variety of fruit.
HyRtem f a pioneer country. ,. will. r(i)iiUtr ,f )lui fn)m
bavo emerned from the blazed trail ; h ,t t, l(0r0 no,ilinf; Imt
through inieeosnlve Ht:m.-r. to tb.' ' it:, li.. y ure Just as likely to bear
crude roadway, the gravett-il jiike i.ii'l t n hui- ler crop of rubber coals or
the hard surface boulevard. t-iatii's or hi.i.d-utchehi.
1 li.'es nr.1 grown only by tho
WW VIM WOUKS.
In anotlier cuoin will be I'mirrl
nn article nn municipal water vo: l..
written by one of t he heM I miv;i
citizens of the city, .Indue Kulh'rion
AVhllo o)inions wilt v;iry :n i t'u
proper time when this sub.i'ct shoiilil
bo taken up with eaiiU'sini-.-t, there
will be but little dlfiVrenre To the
vlt-ws regarding the eventual munict
pal ownership of the water and light
plants of tills city.
mam: mii,i,io smokks a hay
TAMI'A. Flu.,
gar ludust ry ben
t)ve?- S.OoO.OlMI t
I.RTt cases jir
Sept. 1.1.--is
n'W at it;
The ci
; height.
Ivars or more than
lielnc turned out
weekly. This makes ner a million
"smokes" a d;iy. Tax receipts for
one day week s!iove,i over fS,-
tiun worth of stamps sold.
AlVI-:itTISKH MA1U
Kollowlng Is a list of !ete
cards remaining um'.tlh I i. i
Itoselnir-r pnstn' fire:
Arvin. I, t ; lietty,
Haldwin. I'lareiieo; kv ' 1
t'J); ChrNtepherton. I,, c . c,
Kied; I.jine. Mr. . 1.... . .V .
M Iss Tersa ; Koie, I . ; . . : .
Theo CJ,; Wade, .less 1! . S: i
AY all; Mgr. Vlrginiu Minl-els
Can!.
cner. Mrs. .1. O : Can-. Mrs I,
W.; Poollttle, Mrs. C. I.. (2: Pye.
. m; ieniieuy. a . it . itiin, .miss
l.obta; llolund, David: V.ixy. Mrs
'has. D.: ltuch. Miss T.caor.i;
S. befter. K J. ; West, John A ;
AYenr. Itussell; Youktim, li. V.; lUne-
Iturg Canning Works.
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Pestnia; ,
j VIX-1 MUMS 1 1 I Ul
Leaving A Call
I left a call
Ab I souitht my stall,
la the little town, at Hotel do
Ptimiue.
I Bald: "At seven,
l'"or the love of Heaven,
Please wake me up, for I'd pack
a trunk."
At half-past five
I came alive
Wbcn the help In the ball held a
conference.
T'jen a cockerel know
rbat my sleep was through,
And ho told me so, from the
barnyard fence.
I tried again,
But the hired men
Within ton feet of my window
low,
fiegon to Josh
Of a last-night's Bosh,
And my faithful nannybegaa to go.
I was up by six
For my rest was nix.
And I've known since then 'tis
just as well
To have no fear,
ii you pound your ear,
That you'll oversleep, In a hick
hotel!
Motor Car Convincors
Tiio man who thought of buying a
'.r. road thn advertisements.
('r' car "llils tlie r:'nt of WnV
'Jo rar near tt.
..,.; i
IlH quality first, its
Another half dozen wore
ration of the motor world."
the sen-
pother Holeninly told him In laro
uUcrs thai there wasn't "even a
on putative value," In tho wholo
Ti another had "act the standard
p.- ..... .. tnw nil llin nMinm fnr d
.r. f W,.!IT of years."
.;rir-. .-W(UnK' all the advertise-
m-n;:' lie conic find, he hurst into
, iJf'-ic t'ar:i am! went and hom;ht a
HT.f! lui'iL'.v that he was person-
sJ r.JO,uuinted with.
i-wiifVHiy J list iliable Con fits mi
tty brother tells me he works on
hnuse-oiL'ap. Yet he has had no
. us in music, whatever. How
he do it? As houses are much
. t Ki-.me as cottages, are house or
..: r.nd cniti-o organs anything
, t ti-(i Amelia, Iowa.
jN0i nijr
d.
Trees
1 rr.ev arc of nine general chuon:
f'riilt, ri.ado. forest, family, hall,
' s!r.i:. tlouble rind Beorhohni.
'.( :rc-s r.re divided into nil
to ( ij.iM-s oil know about, and
oi.t'r m". -tides tho ones Lute
! Ha-Lank l.f.'outing this nilmilo
ft- ( I a1 )..ivi ic.-idv lor nu lil I c!i t Inn
ti?.n, wherever forests have been.
-.'i-do prople,
and do not
:'.,r! -1) on pi 'or soil Hlioes kept
0. . t,-, ' l; of nUhts think their own-.-
1... w. v'dcu legs from bcdtiuio
iruii.rt ;i:d double trees grow
n. . .i v here teaming is done.
Or-!'fc-.' ti..y ure by no meais al-
. . ir in'- i T horse-t he-; I lints.
LeerNdi!;; '.I grew In Knuland
ji.lv, ;.;, i.; not elsewhere indige-
1. ii.-. .'hi never this tree came to
..,::;ci it was always nearly time
tcuving.
The Mt.g-s Suit
"I uc'U saiit the veterinarian
.-t.r I ad (arefully examined the
d.-g'B iroutli. "that be has a thick
cent en his t- nue."
"Ah, then, his coat and bis pants
ewfne. together, don't they ! " ex
c..v".rd UiJ ilea's anxious mistress.
l'hcoung Lady
AxrossThe Way
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Ttio young lady across the wny
i-vb she undcrs:neds that mutton is
' i'i favorite meat tn f:m;ind tuit la
liiiH countiy i.he kuoshua mnt of tho
tf j umst bo killed (or their wgwL
s and I-' .-0A '
t th.. y, j)
A Brand New
SINCR old Hen Franklin first
promulgated the thought that
so-called "colds" were catching,
(hat is, transferable from the Blck to
the well, considerable knowledge has
accumulated supporting that Idea,
In this Interlude of Inquiry we have
occasionally dwelt upon the sundry
and divers microbes that aro known
to cause such illnesses. The pneu mo
coccus king of the cold bugs near
ly everybody carries always on tap.
Then there Is the Influenza bacillus,
the diphtheria bacillus which 1b
present in not a few apparent "colds"
In children particularly, the micro
coccus catnrrhalis, certain Btrepto
coccl and staphylococci and other
cocci till you can't cock your eye any
longer have all been rather suspi
ciously associated with "colds."
Hut the worst Is yet to come. And
from a woman doctor this time. Dr.
Kuth Tunn (cliff has found a new and
thoroughly competent cold microbe
tho bacillus rhinitis. Rhinitis, you
know, means Inflammation of the
proboscis, or nose, the Inside of the
nose particularly. Dr. Tunnlcliff's
new microbe does a neat and work
manlike job when planted on the field
of action; there can be no doubt that
It starts things about as promptly as
any of the old established germs of
coryza In our standard lists.
There need be no alarm, nor even
surprise that n new cold .germ has
been discovered. Hcyond question
there will be others Introduced from
time to time as occasion warrants.
We're going to keep thr contagious
ness of "colds" In tho public nostrils
at all hazards, nnd we shall discover
as many new microbes us may bo
necessary for tho purpose.
Ono "cold" is as much unlike nn
other "cold" in its symptoms and ef
fects as measles is unlike the
r.y cKoiici- i-itch
I.'OiSE
NOISI2 is a disturbance in t!:e
atmosphere whi'-h conri.sso-i
tl'.e ear-drum and causes tho
owner thereof to siidi lor a pie.t.;..:u
home in a town which hai.n't a i:(.;n
mercial club.
Noise is produced by don, locomo
tives, machine guns, hahiei, eolh'ue
students, cheap ureluvl ras, poli
ticians, locomotive v histV:;, w.-.i o
head newspapers, volcanoes ami other
thing:;.
It is usually disagreeable and In
ventors oiten work r.i 'J.i tryim
to produce uoi.seh.M iinli'mi-ii ; of
one kind or another. They havo
made the automobile as quiet a:; a
tombstone, but have net been able
to do anything as yet for the auto
matic piano or the self-mndo man
who Is trying to adve'tin r.he fart,
A fw noiseless pnli! iri:m ! i.ave
been perfected in the !a.;t century,
but as a rule they have been mo:-1
fatal t ban the reverherat inr; kind.
A politician siiould be compeile.l to
wink with cov.heMs tied on him.
About live year.; ago the noise was
strained out of the Fourth of July
with great sueeos-.. We now have
a perfectly quiet IV-irth. nnd cle
hrato our national birthday by clos
ing the banks.
Some people ar ' naturally quiet
and ran remove an eMir- tim i:
store in a one-horse wa;-m w il !i
louse poh.-s witliout avalvoiiini, (1"
poiiro- - while' ot her people arc :o
ih.isy that they cannot read a r -li-.'fmis
pa it w itlioiil h,M ;)i:ig t!n
I'eii'hbnvhoed awake bv
eMing
iTt
qii
et.
This nation is
fond of i
nnd uses it at times villi great r;:c
cess as a subs! it ute fo;' niu.-ic ,
Views Of
A mcrica s
Ss. MeM.r:;i:. e i:tor of
Mi Inn's .t.Mfjr.nc, ba-i written
i signed editorial for the Setr
York Mini, concerning the attitude
of tho i nited States toward Kugland.
Mr. McClure says:
"I am departing from a good and
almost universal custom by writing
a signed editorial. 1 am doing this
because 1 need to draw upon my own
observation to a certain extent.
"In a letivr to the Times. It. Horo
witz, associate professor in Colum
bia, says:
'If, then, one asks the question.
Why Is It that so many Americana
are ardent surp ters of (he Allies'
we may answer that tiie primary rea
son is the existence of a common
bond of sympathy for Filmland and
what it stands for-its people, its
history. Its culture.'
"Where was the common bond of
this country In 1 St I as between the
Northern and Southern States? Such
a common bond as M Horowitz re
fers to did not prevent one of the
most terrible wars in history the
American Civil War. Furthermore,
every generation of American youth
was brought up to recard Kugland ns
the enemy. The War of the Kevolu
tion was followed by the War of
1S12, nnd, to still further embitter
our people, the acts of Km;land dur
ing our Civil War brought feelings
of hostility to a white heat. How
everybody felt then many of the old
timers feel now. Ask C.en. Horace
Torter! Our history text-books im
planted these feelings year nfter year
in our country schools and city
schools.
"Tho response of the people to
Cleveland's Venezuelan message was
Indicative of this inanlnious
iiitf. burins U.c flo -Vax ; io :Vtfi
"Cold" Microbe
wliooplng-couKh. That Is Just why
we havo Kiven this fine notice
to Dr. Tunnlclifr's new bug to em
phasize the unhappy truth that a
"cold" la a "cold" only until you And
out what Is the matter, and then It
is something definite. Measles and
whooping-cough and diphtheria and
pneumonia and various other dis
eases are "colds" at first, In the com
mon parlance; pretty nearly every
acute illness Is a "Lad cold" at the
beginning; anyway, the average
patient will stand for such a diag
nosis for a day or two.
All "colds" are as Independent of
weather conditions and exposure
and dampness and drafts as measles,
whooping-cough or soft corns, but
not all human beings are as yet dis
abused of tho great delusion.
QUESTION'S A.ND ANSWERS
Intestinal Indigestion In Children
Will yon kindly write something
about intestinal indiiicstion in chil
dren under tent I think you said
some time ago that most cases of
'worms" arc in reality due to this
trouble.
Answer We have a letter all
ready to send you if you will fur
nish tho stamped, addressed envelope,
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Iloalth Talks Saved Her Dcuuty
Following ono of your suggestions
I had tho emetine treatment for
iyorrho?a some months ago, and it
did wonders. My general health is
greatly improved and my friends are
remarking on my Improved com
plexion. Thank you ami long life to
Health Talks.
Answer And mind, the lady had
already spent four or five cents for
postage and packing on tho loiter of
advice.
theology, statesmanship, advertising
and aigumeiit. Of late yearn it has
Iconic i::i;io..sibIe t' feed in public
witliout biing assisted b-y noise.
'J here are lew stranger siias than
77k scl'-wu'c man who is iry'nj to
advert is' the fart
that of a Xew Yo-k r.:::n yelling
jdeasantly at a guest across a table,
while rh;" behind him a reformed
boikT-shnp worker is committing per
son il jn-aiilt on a snare drum, a tri
angle, a I': s drum and a xylopluvte.
Anti-ncifo societies uro row hei::g
fo:t;iL'il a!l o'er tiiC country, and if
they succeed in their crusade we may
have to i ay tifiy cents a day to see
the home team play ball i:st(,ad of
ctnuding outside the fence and keep
ing the run of t!,e .-a:no by the lis-
fall of the mad house chorus
inside.
The Pres:
A tilludc
ing of dislike to F.nt;Iand was in
creased. The natural tradition of
the American people lor more than
one hundred years was instinctive
hostility to Kngkind and instinctive
friendship for Germany.
"All American sympathy was
with Germany in t he Franco-Prus-Pian
War of IS70-71. Tho old em
peror and the Kmperor Frederick
were admired nnd beloved generally
in America, and Von Moltke and
Koon took their places beside Grant
nnd Sherman in the popular mind.
The present emperor grew continu
ally nnd generally In the admiring
n flections of the American people.
Such was the condition up to the
close of the nineteenth century.
"More nnd more American pro
fessors had studied in German uni
versities. Few men commanded a
greater affection of nil our public
men than Carl Schura.
"Are the American people the
idiotic victims of nn insidious propa
panda on tho part of Great Uritain,
nnd is the talk of the American press
stupid and renal?
"England nnd the English press
were regarded by the American peo
ple with a calm and contemptuous
hostility. Tho change came at the
time of tho Spanish-American War.
One morning New York City was
nmazed to read a short editorial tn
tho New York Sun speaking of Eng
hind in an admiring and friendly
manner.
"Gradually this feeling of friend
liness grew, until much of :he tradi
tional hostility disappeared. ?;b
t ic opinion in thf 'Jnited Mates -jt
regard ;o th war mis treat; '-
.hf unfold ir.f fteuftjc cf event,"
( rfh rail
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Iff- hi if :,rV..'?4? -ir - 1 -Jt WS
The
Auto .Itist Go
Q. Crn a jjk ji's f'-m il 7 an!') he
taken t,r tteht in California.' That
is to s-u, if a v:;n iioes b-inkrutit in
his h;i:ii-itss. can his cr (t.rs take
his fair, it y ant a or is it cx,injtt bit
California lair
A. lL is not exempt.
Moi,;;,.i,;o Holds Goo-.l
Q. ff I mortaane a tram fur a
si"'' ifi- -I nitir,i:i! of nvrne; anl am
I'hli-j-'l to earn ,u ii H ith S'.m-
has the jutrtti holi nj the moriyaae
on the team the riolit tn far -rla-r u:i
we if I fnt to make ;, , :t the r.r
j;ired tinir. thm-ah unaroi-lahle rir
vmnst'tnees on my part Can I force
him to renew the viortyuje. or am I
vornereC
A. He has the richt to foreclose,
rerlvp yon cuil l get n nnw loan,
to take the place of the old, when
the mortgage expires.
Pnmerty Held lly .Man-it .I Couplo
Q. If a man end wifr hn-l a p'u ee
of property jointly, a mariaaae u- ino
c!tar.:.i-,! to sr. me, ('.' cHhtr om-1 sell
u lihaut the ( nnsent of ot!"T.'
A. No, l:i the proper ca;e. he, v.
ever, n partition proceedi:;;; c..;;i.l he
hi uu::!it.
.: 7"e'il'n Of (ra::e:- h'p
(K J had occ;.;;-n rr'-ent'ij in in.
V ...v,c ,':. ttff to si,,.c I,;-'. t.
Tl.( re seems to some .;,'! a!, out
the matter. aUhtatah t'.-.e p, rsn: irin
vu.de the deed : the r.nmc n-i:ne an
the per-inn rro, as I hnp;) t to knnn
in!'! S' ire ttne previous!;! a-:ii-r,f
the t tit; h-.t do iou think aUoiit
the cai.e
A. Wiiere tin name of t!ie craiirej
j. tij,. scae ;,s f;.;.t (1f j; ijvi.iu.ii
who had pT-v;,,M.-iv .,... t
tith. th i.re-onnprion Xvi! b" t'
t he con vn. ance we; ma le by t!: 1
rirh! fill owner. Cn'rss ih.ore ai e
fa ejs tendim; lo t'.irow considerable
doubt on the transactioi. no furth"r
evidence will bo essential.
Pepper Talks
ISy Ci:ouge Matthi-w Adams
S'op
There is a wealth of Power to bo
gained in learning just When and
liow to Stop. It seems a part of
human activity to travel too Fast at
times. Also, it has been a Fault of
Nations. History tells all about it.
Stop. Fauso and Think then
Co Ahead.
It is comparatively easy for
Forceful and Energetic characters
to keep going ahead, working nnd
willing their way along. Hut the
ability to Stop at the right time, no
matter under what circumstances
you may bo placed, becomes a dis
tinct mark of decision and Control.
Stop. Pause and Think then
Go Ahead.
How many a time the busy man
or woman learns the value of this
little word all too late! How many
a giant enterprise has been snuffed
out, like as a candle is snuffed out,
for no other reason than that the
little lesson of knowing Just When
and How to Stop had never been
learned.
Stop. Tause and Think then
Go Ahead.
Measure your steps as you go.
View your Work calmly and with
satisfaction. Stop to take involco
and to meditate on the meaning of
w hat you propose to achieve. Stop
to gather and accumulate Stre.igt'
and Nerv arr Iiear. Stop ;
y.y- m:o luitr. G. A b
People's Legal Friend
VY I", it. BKANSGN
Jiyth.
Jiso!vi:i" I'ariner-h:
Q. Fay thn e men -re ' ;
a business. : rant:i a a t
The others do not , t !o J,-.. l
cttn he yet out.' I .'i. -j-
third of the stock tnn -my ,tn -i
debts ayainst the fi-,n. in I
h done with h.lls ...e.i.,; 'he . v
The firm is not in oi,,n-itt ,!.
A. Where a j.artners:.',: N i- r .-
for n (lelhiite period et t'-i -, ..(:.' o,
partner vihes to 1 1 i t ti.e '
I efore the expiration o.' ?.!;
the usual p! aci ice is to , o .:,u eo
rml ask for a d.-cr.v cf . uiiu:--If
there lias oen any f:;.iul t- j
eoit, or if t ii-j i is ,iny other t-in ::
stance making i . out Iniiam e .-l u
partnership r. laiion i.ndnsiia:.!-,
that tlie common .nd u, :,...- .,!.
the partnership uas io:r.icd :;iu
be attained, the court wul J. .
dissolution.
Current Poetry
ricn'.y cf Company
I.ittin Mis.Tft
T1-..-0 rti;-c a r
Am ::,t t .w 1 ,. .;,.. u.-r.
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Xot all f tlie l,i:iv.. ,.., u.,n t v.:-r
Sumo cf ihei wi.ar whiiu tio isurs ij
cuiintry iu n-i.
IMot of tlio won viiif at--.n V-';: -3
l:i done by the lain , !-..-. c man.
ngod to retain their hair.
A well drcs.-;i il woman is (!
scenery.
Tliere is always some re:.,a
FUspect tlie (lesiraliilKv ,,r ,, ,
which can be hail nn casv ;..iv::i.-.p
Tlie man who plavs ib..
bide It in his pock'.'!. I.'it' t;..,'
bono soloist is toriul- l b '
world. '""
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Ui
Tho trouble wit), ,;,0 m .
owns a diam.,1,,1 is thai be Vs a-tu
wear it in bis shirt.
otherwise be devou.i"io lol
nobert W. rs.imVr, r...r,
father of the .u ro.r.e " . - :
s l
is at
tne latter thro'i i s
.difficult, bat ex'-er-feat,
we s'..otiU . v
llatner
T'llclc Klliv w i u l i
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Hli'3 bcr t-, ,"('.'; '"' '":,"-"
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lioso. narrar t V J"
the rawitei Si.' - '..., .t
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