THE EVENING NEWS
J I LTON J. SHOEMAKEIl
CARL 1). SHOEMAKER
SAM J. BUOKMAKEIt
Editors and Ptibllfcliorn.
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November 5, 1010, at Ttosebure, Ore.
-i n i March a. 1 87B.
TlirilKltAV, MAIM'll ,
KEEP OUT ()!' MEXICO.
Probably the noxt instructions
which will be Issued to American
citizens who live on the border, and
In cities near the border of Mexico,
will bo to move back further Into
their own country, If they want to be
Bare, or this may ho the odvieo given
by the administration to citizens who
may voice their protest over the
atrocity perpetratotl thlB morning by
a band of Mexicans who crossed the
boundary line and shot up a town In
New Mexico, killing a number or
citizens, and firing Its buildings.
Keep out of Mexico, this government
will not protect you nnd you travel
tuoro at your own peril, but take
any ship you ploaso If you want to
so to the war zone of Europe, and If
a hair of your head Is Injured, all
the might and forc0 of the nation
. -will see thnt you nro avenged and
indemnified. These are sonio of the
Tacts which have made the foreign
policy of this country laughed at In
othor parts of the world, and blush
ed for at homo. If this Mexican
trouble would bo left for settlement
by tho American officers and sol
diers now on tho ground, tlicy would
make Bhort shift of It, and while
they would cross tho border to do II,
they would accomplish It most ef
fectively, and m.'iko the apologies,
or ask for permission, afterwards.
WON'T .MAKE A BI'IASII
Tho dispatches of today cany the
Information that has lieeu expected
of a formal declaration of war by
Oormany Vpon the fnipubllo. :of
Portugal, and the kaiser Is undoubt
edly within his rights under all In
ternational law to make (his declara
tion, for of all the excuses made and
Invented for tho various declara
tions of belligerency during the nst.
year and ono half, this would seem
to be based upon tho most substan
tial grounds. Portugal has deliber
ately taken all (lornuin vessels which
tinvo been Interned In her harbors
since tho war began, torn' down the
flormnn flag and raised her own.
There would appear to be little
probability that Portugal took this
step on Its own Initiative, but rather
that it followed a suggestion along
thlB lino from the allied powers who
aro well aware of (ho menace such
hlps would be to their shipping,
should they decide to mako a dash
for the open sea. However, tho ad
vent of a new enemy will scarcely
create a ripple on the Burface, as
for as Ihe oudlpg of tho war Is con
corned, tho actual complications com
ing In the settlement at the close.
There should be a good vote regis,
tored on the. school bond question
next Saturday. This Is loo Impor
tant a proposition to be neglected
and given a small vote. Just because
everyone thinks It will carry any
how. A substantial vole In Its favor
"will give encouragement to the
hoard which Is devoting much time
to the Intricate problem of select
ing plans and site, and It Is only a
proper recognition of this. If you
area taxpayer within tho School His
trict No. I, go out, ami cast your
veto on that day,
And now conies the Malt'int'lil thai
ltoosevclt has stmt a cabin message
that he docs not sanction the use of
his name for president at the lll'nols
primary, but will allow the field to
be a clear one fur nv a.paant. II
looks as though harmony was to he
spelled with a Bract big capital 11
this year, Jind the country knows
what tliat will mean.
Tin1 unin w lio wears the first straw
lint -will noon be seen on Uio Htrot'ts1
talking wllh other follow who rulses ;
t hi) first onions, uml tolls nhotit how
Iouk rro ho plan tod bin early pota-J
loos. Thin wont her will brood thorn..
HfXTKirs sru.w.
Hpray that orehnr, with Hunter's
Lime-Sulphur Solution. Stroimth nnd1
rnrlty ntmtlutely guaranteed, recoil.-!
momlml by tho fruit insiteetor for?
PmuMsf county. endorsed nnd sold by
the lTmpimi V alloy Fruit Union, 1
289-dswtf
DlainDnAtfiri
,STRCiaANplW::GlLULAM
It's nice to find a lady who forgets
It now and then
)nd doesn't know that she Is not
I an equal to the men.
I mean, by that, It plumb provokes
a follow to be told
Just every blessed minute, "I'm a
lady, sirrah! Hold!"
Pne likes to meet the female soul
who gets po Interested
That she forgets with Just what sex
at birth she was Invested.
I like to meet a lady who
will
speak to me and grin
Without a trace of consciousness
and ne'er a thought of sin.
I like to meet the women folks who
simply know that they
Are very human beings with tho
others by tho way.
I liko to meet the women who for
get about their "rights"
And don't expect tho men folks to
I kowtow with all their mights.
I hate to meet a lady who In forty
1 ways proclaims:
"Look out! 1 am a lady one of
earth's distinguished dames!"
1 man can give a greater deal of
genuine respect
ft all the things he might vouchsafo
she didn't so expect.
like to meet a lady (others fairly
' make me llzz! )
Who sometimes gets so busy that
Bhe plumb forgets Bhe Is.
Flnnlgin Fllosofy
The constant, hauntln' fear av
most people Is that they may bo
dhrlven to lxort thimsolves mintal
ly. They do have a horror av
flnklu'!
The RemnrknMo Fcntiiro
"I was on the J., X. & Z. Rail
road tho other night when a land
slide delayed my train."
"Weil, is it anything remarkable
that a J., X. & Z. train was late?"
"No, but this time I know why."
You can't toll whether It's a
porch or a gallery unless you know
bow fur Eouth you are.
Doesn't It- Though?
toars ono's cheerfulness
riiir.
to
rags:
A train that's late gets all tuo
But Iloth Look I,lke Tho Ending
Alpha and G'meKa aro In Ohio.
One !a In Green County, the other
In Ross.
Can't Ho Done
The Atlanta Constitution ' urges
people to "buy your own homo."
Haw 'n ihur.dor can a fellow buy
anything whea It's his?
MaVKf? Up Tlmo
"Porter, yen nay tho train was an
hour ar.d a half lato at the last
!top. Has It mado up any Blnco
her.?"
"Suro makln' up time all along.
Sho's a full two hours lata now!"
But Tho frjod Folks, Yes
The Bible furnishes a strong en
dorsement of out-door life when It
Bays, "The wicked shall not 'live
cut' half his days."
All theso fiction stories deal In
money in never loss than six ilg
uros. Rnfhcr Dispiriting
I hato to show my feelings, but It
always knocks mo out
To road of so many famous folks I
never heard about.
Her l.oglo
Wo know of a Georgia widow
(Frank h. Stanton, please copy)
who rebelled against paying a tax
levy for a county Jnll because "sho
didn't have any husband or son or
brother, nnd wouldn't never git no
good of It,"
Bark To Ills Muttons
Mr. U. V. James was down to his
meat market Saturday for the first
time In a week, having had a hard
struggle with the grip. titthcrvitle,
id.. Vindicator.
Pln.Moiioy One, Or .V Gherkin?
A eihy daughter was born to Mr.
nd Mrs. Gone Picked, on tho 21th.
iistneivillc, la., ' Indicator.
Versatility
Tho Arm of t'nlonmn & Fergu
son. Undo City, Florida, sell Collins
aud provisions.
To Stmt A Nursery?
Leonard Tree and lainl'ly moved
to I,, V. Clark farm hear lev.a
Luke. Lsthci villi.', in., riailh iKor.
The Young Lady
AwCrossXhe Way
fan young luily Rcrona tli wny snys
ho ttupposvtt ono reftson why Otora
h o imuh sympniliy (or Krnnco la
ti.in country Is because of what
I'aron SU'Ul.n did (or us lu liovo
(uilonary times.
, -J- tomsj&m
Thai Dandru f Scare
I UK tvobht tiiixo that can be said
about dandruff is that it looks un
tidy, as It iB not unhealthy and
should give no alarm. The comll
tlou in itself does not call for tonics,
or any treatment other than getting
a cleaner ana Doner raauuim
'ihe danger to the hair only comes
when tho dandruff remains on the
scaip long enough to got sour.
If it were possible to keep the
Bcalp as clean nnd exposed to the
light and air as the rest of the body,
the scalp would not have the chanco
to accumulate this dead matter.
Dandruff Is only dead particles of
skin that have not had tho chance
to bo sloughed off the scalp. No one
Is ever alarmed over the scales of
skin that a convalescent throws off.
It is precisely the same condition.
In normal health the wearing ap
parel disposes of these Bkln particles
by friction from wear. In conva
lescence, nature is very active, mak
ing these skin particles more notice
able. A very thick head of hair may
mako it a greater task to rid the
scalp of this collection. Even fre
quent washing will not always do it;
but a good brushing nightly, with a
stiff bristled bruBh, will keep it mov
ing, and in a HtUe time the scalp will
be entirely freed.
Aftor the scalp is cleared of these
dead particles of skin, the only care
necessary Is to keop the scalp freo
by regular brushing, which means to
go after the scalp as well as the hair;
also keep up a good circulation in
the scalp inuscleB. Keep the whole
head clean and well ventilated, and at
the first Bign of this accumulation, re
move it from the head before it gots
putrid and likely to weaken the hair
follicle.
Questions and Answers
I had beautiful white fmlr, and have
turned it yellow by usina a patented (oiiio
on it. Can I rsxloro itt I am to worried
over it. Mrs. .
lteph It will tnko Bomo littlo tlmo,
but with a new growth it will oomo out
the bumo lovely bliudu btiTr.ro. Syo
Health
t)Y WIU.IAM
The P re-Tuberculous State
Doctors ahe of'en nuked if patients
with pulmtmary tuberculosis (con
sumption) civ-er really gut well.
Nnifitonn in ffvory twenty cafseH
diagnosed in tho pro-tuberculous
fitage rocovcr. Seventeen in every
twenty canes diagnosed in the in
cipient (first) Hinge recover. Twelve,
in every twenty cases diagnosed in.
the net;oiul Htago (consolidation,
tubercle, intiitratJon of lung) get well :
under modern treatment.
What la the pre-tuberculous state?
It in tho Btnijo of disease in which
tho patient abuses himself or her
self, usually with some patent medi
cine, some "tonic." In a tabulation
of tho histories of over 3,3i0 tubereu-.
losis cases Dr. S. G. Khrenreich
found Unit tho majority of tho
patients did not consult a doctor un
til they had been in poor health ;
from three months to a year! Moan
while, the most of them were trying
experiments with something sug
gested by a prepossessing druggist
or a dishonest advertisement.
The pre-tuberculous state is char
acterized by theso symptoms:
1. Malaise, fatigue, "run-down
condition," tired feeling, peevish
ness, capricious appetite, usually dis
taste for fats.
2. Anemia,
3. "Catarrh" tendency to "cnteh
cold,' but no cough, just a desire to
clear tho throat mornings.
4. Loss of weight, or failure to
Increase normally in weight. Tho
individual is rather lanky ami lean
and severn 1 pounds below normr.l
weight for height and age.
f. l'erfect complexion. Girls do
not need to make up, especially af
ternoons and evenings. Eyelashes
long and heavy, hair nice aud fluffy,
eyes bright, pupils often large !n
fact the pietme of delicate beuuty.
Nails long, shapely, with blni.ih
background. Mother usually wor
ried atn.ut frarity of daughter and
often "doctoring" her on tho advice
lr. Uniilii ti ll! ii n mi r r nil si.mril .i ll
fji'iirn?' ir.lercul it trill he misirerrd !
j'i rdiKili i .'nin; ivf. I'.tl.ln sxr.l mi'Ci
imfli iil.T!.' r.-ivs- fn- iik;;,'.' rfi'.-n "i", .1
t . .. it
hroii'j
i ve is
t'frftrs'
Till') MHAMMj l'l,i:.Si:.
( From tho Nfl'O. )
V'vory ono is uhvays hfurini; of
now ol'i;ant.f..ition! spiiuini; tii in
' loculitios, but soniotliini; to sliirtio
; rooj'lo worst1 than ot'i- lu'i'orti i.;. a
Horioty oomposoil of Hi,:li S. ;:!-'!
Klrls nuil Rills only. Aooordlmr to
I.nt'i'o Kront'li, niwl b!u Is a nifiubor.
that imiMO is just ns Mystifying ns
Is tho nutuio of tho ortvauizatioii.
1 lie only f t-iis i I.!,-, coniiin ittn tl al lias
lii-on roai'hi'd yot Is that it a I.oap
Your oluli nn, In that c.iso tho uanio
Is in uMrort hiu-mony with tho priii
otploa. Tlio first l he Inanl rrnni tho
plrls was ono Kiltlay ovt-nitu; not
lonp so whon nil iif?o:n!i',t',l nt tho
Kroiu-h rosltlonoo. iloro untlor
stooil that tho elpi'.'fon and Installa
l!on of orfli-ors tool; place. Tho
liri-sidonoy was kIvoii to Clara I'st
riok untl thon the election stopped,
is- beiiiK suggested that a vice was
not necessary and a secretary
"Chut" on the cure of white hair 1bsu!
on Murch. 7.
1'lcatc Wit me of a cream to l:er,- mv
hmutH uhite anil nott. I read the '' lulls"
tilt h morning bejorv I betnn mi hoiiueliottl
tnktt. It ia tike a pleasant early viornimj
colter.
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in s .
r f -p
At the first sign of the white powdery
dandruff you vision a. bald head and
wrinkles, but it is not hard to cure
lieply--Thnnk you so much for your
pretty compllmont, and I would be pleased
la Include that formula riglit horo, but
must auk you to Bend me a Htamped, ad
uryjsixl onvctjipo to mall It to you. Koso
water and glycorlno, wninl parts, mako a
Kund lotion for all around usc following a
tin ml ucruh, in between tho household
tanks. It Or if off Imiiu'tHntely.
Talks
BRADY, M.D.
of officious friends, but postponing
tho visit to tho family physician.
Insidiously following this pre
tuberculous state comes the in
cipient stuvQ of consumption in cer
tain cases, not the majority, but only
a few. Most of us have tuberculosh
la early life and recover, treatment
or no treatment, if we live undo;
good hygienic conditions. An adult
without a healed tuberculous focu3
somewhere In his body is a raro find
In tho autopsy or dissecting-room.
But the point is that a certain
share of these young persons in the
pre-tuberculous state aro doomed to
develop the genuine T.B. Which
ones? The ones who take "cough
cures," "Dr. Fossil's Ancient Heme
dy," "Falher Shyster's Food for
Fools," "Tubercle-buncombe," and
the "remedy that cured mo."
QUESTION'S AND AXSWEKS
Tho After-Effects Of Diphtheria
fir month dirn I had diphtheria, dc
ctnm a I'tJ'TespumfHf. Antitoxin tens iit
jvftvd, ttud I have felt funny and ucah
rrcr sfv.r. II mr ton; docs it take to get
uniituutn out of the bioodt
AnrmT Diphtheria Is a pretty eovero
Illness mill tiflen leaves ono wruk. It not
fiuiutfli nntituxln Is given, or it It la i;lvn
ton hi to, diphttiprlti may lt;ve piirnlyxla
behind. Whoever nttribiiteH these effect h
"to the romoily duncrves sympiitliy and eo
llghteniuoiit. Iloth Guessing
Onp doctor saia my Uttlc pirl han
adfvoiils. He just lol.cd at her fun.'.o
ami felt her fnt!sc. Another imjs nhe has
worms. lie didn't touch her, but sat in.
h f.i ( finir mid looked at her acrons hit
tlcxk. IfiiYJi is rn.ht? She complains of
yain in the sti-maeh after each meal and
wants to lie dtntn,
Anmrcr Ttnth doctor nro fntMnn, ami
neither is worth cnnsulttUK. Suit:!y tlure
nro ptiyslfiiint tn your m.ii;hbnrhor(l hon
orable enough to utttr.it a dlugno-tis, at
any rule.
Brimstone Tn Figs
T r-if about five miners of fjn a daw, nr l
sttnnpttl on the mrAn.r in fiii; "'icn'-cil
with nlihur dm.ritlc." Will that have
unit injurious cfject on the sifntcmt
Ar-tsirrr Wo should cut such flzs very
U'lsurely. if nt nil.
rliiiiiini; to Jlrtillh. Jf voitr ijuestinn is
tltese columns; if not It trill be nnmecr:,
rnelonv.i. Dr. flrtirty itnll no( prescribe 'i .
Dr. lV'ftitii ??r'fi(ii, rtirfl tltis ncii-sp -c.-.
wouldn't do at all, for the reason
that a record of thoir actions v:is
not wanted. (Wonder why.) As
for a treasurer well that wouldn't
be- necessary during tho democratic
:i ti ni ! n Is tt a t ion at least. l!ut thoir
fatal mistake was hi not electing a
ser'.'unt at-arms hoc.uiso there isn't
it ono of (ho i;ii'ls hut it woifd tit
m'cos'-ry to discipline at tinics.
cxt to ho hoard from them was-'
at the llariu'eui es homo where t.'u
Initiation of new members took
place. Several new members wore
taken In, hriiiKlns tho total up It
about 20.
All we ask Is a 1-o-k-I-c a !
explanation.
Real Estate
City and Farm Property
GEORGE RITEK
i WMt On Mmt
' i
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Flillzr's
One evenixo Flitter v.a3 playing
idly about by himself. All his
brothers and sisters and cousins hap
pened to be buoy about their own
affairs, and as KUttor had been lucky
In finding a good supper early in the
evening, he had time to spare before
the evening games began. He did
not know, as you and I do, that "time
to cpare" often means trouble!
"I've often wondered about that
hollow where Slippy said the Hoot
Owl lived," said Flitter to himself,
as he stood poised on a branch, near
the old gra-ie-vlne home of the mice.
"I don't believe bo lives there any
more. I Lave listened for several
nights now and not a sign of a Hoot.
Owl have I heard. That was foolish
for the mico to desert so good a home
just for an owl they'll be glad to
know that ho is gone. Then they
can go back there if they care to."
He listened carefully. Not a
Bound was heard' through the woods
but the soft drop, drop, as of falling
twigs or leaves that was Flitter's
brothers and sisters and cousins do
ing their evening work, though one
would never have guessed It!
"I think I'll explore his old holt!
I'm sure he's not there, and it will be
a brave thing to mako certain."
Now Flitter did not realize that It
Is never a brave thing to deliberately
run into danger just for sport. He
did not have to hunt out the owl
home; the mice were satisfied and
happy in their new home; and down
in the bottom of his heart, Flitter
must have known that he was doing
this just to get the praise that would
come when he told the timid mice
what he had done. There were many
things that Flitter did not stop to
think about, so It's not much wonder
that he failed to consider that it Is
the motive, not the danger, which de
termines the bravery of an act.
Ho flew down from his perch and
ran up the trunk of tho tree where
Slippy had told him the owl lived:
Btraight up the trunk to the hole he
1LACH VOUll OKIlEIt KAKLV FOK THAT
Fishing Trip Lunch
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ROYAL
Not Only the
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'ou need at this and all times but at prices which are surpris
ingly low compared with other stores, and tho quality is, of
coNrse, superb. 4.
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Two-Nine
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Garden Time & Garden Seeds
Our Flavored Clime Brought tho time '
You call, we'll heed and bring the seed.
Wright-Riedel Grocery Co.
I'lione
If There's Real Urgency About
Selling That Real Estate, Put
Some of the Spirit of Ur
gency Into Your Ads
Not any "panic phra ".oology" of course but mako your
mis sufficiently IiKSCKll'TIVK and Al)K(jl,'ATE to really
INTKIH'.SI possible buypt'S.
That moans not merely one publication of an ad even of
a fiOOD ail V.V1.KSS THE OXK I'UHl.lCATIO.N BRINGS A
Pl'YKR. as sometimes happens! It means persistency In ad
''"!' ''o hnve- ts found!
Strange Find
ran! Then he advanced, clowly ar.J
carefully, listening inteutiy as he
went.
Not a sound came to his sensitive
ears; not a smell to his nose; so ht
went on and on. To the opening of
It didn't take that brave little Flitter
long to get out of that hole!
tho hole; inside the hole; Into the
shadowy cavity of the tree.
And then, quite suddenly, ho
brushed against something silky, and
soft and sleeping!
It didn't take that brave little Flit
tor long to get out of that hole! Out,
and down to the ground and home
you may be sure of that!
When, later in the night, he told
his mother about his adventure, she
laughed at him. "You got out of your
folly pretty well that time, Flitter,"
she said, "for you ran into the bat
who is sleeping in that hole for tho
winter. Let that be a lesson to you;
leave exploring for wiser folk!" So
Flitter didn't get to tell of his
bravery after all.
To-morrow Mary Jane Tries to Help
Mrs. Ilcn
BAKERY
Very Groceries
& BENEDICK
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March as You
Remember It,
and March as you have It, Is the dif
ference between Ice, Snow, Sleet and
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