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jomma wimiw Fruit a v, wtourr i. .. jjffOLLOWED HIM FUK NNttN TtAno e.vs He Was About To Give Up k!er 1 mMh Troubje Before He Got " Tanlac-Eats Anything Now. paoii ma , .-s i. South I worse each time, Of 4JS 1 - ...,i anil r iV''ln ards 'w"SRrr?,) 1 "oMnt bble to hold , ail alumnl lull(.he. The Varsity Lr..ll kooD raliro T.iBc. that Tanlac had helped them and I j elaborate affair this year, although Ut M e ,ieiely relieved ! heard so much talk around the yards lhe pan3 are not y9, compiete. Tl b", 2 trouble hat!about " httt 1 decided to get bot- A ,,.,,,,. ani, .,. wU1 b( Martin. until I became dls- down-hearted, for I U.of O.andO.A. C. To Clash Nov. 20 COItVALLIS. Oct. 1 The annual alumni home comlug will be held in the week of the Oregon game. Nov ember 20. the greater O. A. C. com mittee has announced. The biggest and Jolliest celebration ever held in the history of the O. A. C. is also the plan of those In charge. The annual rush between the sophomores and freshmen, the big "pep" rally and freshman bonfire are part of the schedule df events. The alumni will be entertained at the various fraternities and will be giv .ire fus""-- qQV is Hll-1 up muni iwhso.. . Pc flc company, a .orl of mir frl.nda told inri" - narf man www ........... - O" dance In the evening after the game Is being planned. It is to be an ,u - nr stomal" '" j,c r iffo0n years, .. -.A nip l" . . . i ami n7 nit or my v- Mr lik ifau.. '"a :fi soella my stomacn. I tick od I often u- astTanlflC. and now M r".hwt c utUnof ; trouble me and I tie. ana I coromeiiceu to hi ueiier ske(, , co.operlitp wlth tn6 grentr hdfore I finished taking It My food 0 A c ,onlIIliBe d announce the heavy feeling was beginning to leave kept right on taking my stomach never feel just fine all of f.. n All me IIIIIC. 1 Bitcu i. '"IS inuv Sharp ?' : in.i nave already gained several chest tn . hardly pounds in weight. I will always con- that i ". l.inuii to oralae Tanlac. and I am about how It Axed u urit dink n times Id It. I roul P'" .11 lhe time. , anlil tn Ttoaanurr tar W .X pretty ?u!a!!. ' F. Chapman and by the leading K BTm i hqvtng them 1 druggists .f -t good nights itlnue to praise ' 'el no g'od ami with constantly telling , e" ...... These spells me up." jevent to their own alumni. Fifteen hundred of the old grads are ex pected to wend their way back to the campus for a few days, to renew acquaintances, take part tn the cele brations and look over the new cron ck students. University of Oregon is going to send at least 2,000 as an escort to their football team, accord ing to the estimate this year. everywhere. tun; Rolls and Sandwiches Latest , m Ry w- clork .f ' fr new ways of pre 'AK.IV prune, has brought , a I h'l " t. tklch to nriKiii- twrterdays dally. I read a 1,'from the I mpciua note, nnofookln'! prunes and Just mking a prune pie. mi would write a few df my i, md any plaoe where raisins nit are very a""" W1U"CU, Annthnr m nr marniaiiiuo. i,.k i. made using any good , (or rolls, cut the dough Into , round pieces, place a large . that has been siewcu aim -i LtM wilh sugar In tne center. K dough aronnn me iir Prune sandwiches can oe iuio Jon: Chop and pit one half ! of prunes, and one touiin U t walnuts. These must oe Iti line and mixed with may L md spread on thinly sliced I -rrt oread with a leaf of lettuce. x that the ways I have written rote jstlsractory. ann i mum urone desirous of ways to pre tnmei will find that the dried i will take the rl ice of rals- Kgintly. Vera. Deltoss . o HERZOG CARL EDUARD DR. BLANCHE NORTON I Ik J 1 1 ;vl ?- 7trH J J IXSI HANC'E MAX HKItK Mr. and Mrs. J. K. McWilliams and baby arrived In Roseburg yes terday and will make their home In this city. Mr. McWilliams Is connect ed with the Mutual Life Insurance company and. may establish perma nent offices here later. They have been residing In the Dalles. Or. Blanche Norton of Eldon, It., physician of the American committee for relief in the near East, who dis tinguished herself at Kerrasausde, Anatolyn, by treating the trachoma tous eye of Greek orphans, from whom she contracted the disease. She Is being treated at Constantinople and has Just been decorated with the Or der of King George I by King Alexan der of Greece. This It the first time this decoration hat been conferred on a woman. tttj Carl Eduard. former duke 'tt-Coburo and Goths, who i-. f"" of $1,250,000 In cash wootmj caatle at Aberhof, hit pt at lichtenberg and hit house. 1 wtcts. The legislature of the n ""tnr then confiscated every. . -.. w..a mm nothing. P IN HONOR OF BUDDHA T. . ""pn ot Boro-Budor In Java It the Marvel, 0f the World Today. b e of tee mest picantlc and ,u ver reart-d by the - represents more humtin no irtiH .1,111 ... R-iiH .r ulil11 l,le Kreni . vi r.c.i.r. Sni.i &ir..i n ie swutit: "The r Is so '4 mi rJOce." e-th.. """ nl,on' 'he l T uf -rn. it .,, ! RT,. 0r"-'i"Hy t mom,. 1! ,' h!: T1 of "d- f" P.ns m . divlilerl in,0 m .di."hrh P'sced In rttlcu. nDQted a!) 0,er hit r1' BwMt,!.. . "t si ik. . 'wunncs went "? OT "f t',e.e vases. ft. . -r T'JC f,,f. "iQOr , " - ne. It ten . h finest nlec n it,. .. . r Wd, known world. P Mr,w been rivaled human exH-nird on Iloro- S'eat nun ,(,, (.uK.p.ip.i - Mnmiii u,ks Into Inslg ritat r " i. INTEREST IN OLD MANSES Traveler Finds Atmosphere ot ho. mance Surroundt Picturesque Abodet of Eastern States. Viicntlon pilgrims traveling by an- tmiiiilille or trollev or pursuing tne less exhilarating but more tranquil Joy of exploring country highways and by ways on foot or drawn by some niitn- ful old Dobbin have singled out Bboitt every structure or locality famous In song, story and history. Wuytiile Inns, taverns, military headquarters, church- and the birthplaces of celebrities have all come In for their share or worshiD. There Is. however, one species oi landmark which seems to have es caped the speclnl attention of those Interested In relics of our pious rore- fathers the old manses of New Kng- laud and the middle states. The rec tory or parsonage of today was known in the time of our ancestors by tl- old Scotch title of manse. At first thouirlit It might seem that no more particular Interest would hover about these ancient manses thnn about any of the picturesque homes of an earlier century. Indeed It Is not so much In outward appearance that they are to be set apart, but because of an Intangible atmosphere ot sacreu romance surrounding them Invisible "clouds of glory" trailing back to the days when the manse played a most imnnrlnnt nnrt In the life of tlie com munlty. Furthermore each of these old ministerial dwellings hat a ttory all of Its own. It was by accident I discovered this- nd now whenever happy chance takes me to a new lo entitv the first nlnce I hunt np It the manse. Chlcngo Dally News. Visitors to the flower show held re centlv In the Itnynl Horticultural hall u-iminir England, were sur prised to find a number of rnre orch ids confined, like so many wua mi mnls in the soo. within a heavy wire cage. It whs eiplalned that at the Sowers represented a new addition to the orchid family, the grower was nat tfrslly anxious that his fellow denlent should not share his triumph, llnd It not been for the cage, an unscrupulous competitor might have stolen tome of the powdery pollen from the blooms, and nsed It to fertilize plants of his own. Normally adhering to the bodies of visiting Insects, the pollen might easily have adnered to the tip of the thief! finger. Popular Mechan ics Magazine. , - - SUNDAY AT THK CHIRC11KS. SONGS THAT ARE IMMORTAL Greatest Minds of All the Ages Bt. ttowed Thair Labors on the Poemt of Homer. Tho Illlnd and Odyssey were prob ably tung by Homer about a lentury uud a half after the destruction of the town of Troy following the ten years of wur that was wnueil In the cauw of Meuelous, king of Lacedc mon, whose consort bad been curried away by the eon of the Trojan mon arch. The two poems are us old as Iluvid's psalms. llrlKlmill.v the Illliid would appear not to have been a sin gle connected poem, but to hove at tained at a later period its present complete state. About one hundred yours after Hom er, Lycuixus, the lawgiver of Lace demon, brouKht these poems Into Ureece, and two centuries and a half later risistmtiis is gupposvd to have given tlieiu their ierfecl form. Ills son Hippnrcus Introduced the custom of reciting rhapsodies at the I'min llienuln, or festival of the tutelar god less. A more complete edition of the Homeric poems, from which the mod ern ones nre taken, was prepared for Alexander Hie Great by Aristotle, which the former used to keep under his pillow In a golden case. AIo Annua, the nstronniner, Arlstarchus ot Samoa, and Aristophanes, librarian at Alexenilila. bestowed their labor on these Immortal songs. Because of the Hue mural sentiment. Homer became the pattern of Tbueydldos, lhe favor ite author of the greatest and noblest men, uud one of the best teachers of the wisdom of human life. Detroit News. S I Otu-istinn Chore!.. Pine and Wood ward streets. Rev. C. H. Hilton. Mlu- i8t,.r. Sunday will be rally day in the Bible school and the church, and large nrenarations are being man for the dav. The children will oe advanced In their classes and a pro gram will be given. It will be a day long to be remembered. At the morn ing service the pastor will preacn a rally day sermon, subject, 'tallying Round the standard, ana i.iiarn- Stanton will sing a solo. In the even ing the pastor will again preach, sub- ct. "Giving l'eter ine n.eys. vt nm Were These Keys? When and How Were They Used?" Miss Ruth il- cox will sing at this service. Y. P. C. E. at 6:30, with regular montn consecration meeting. Subject. Our Church Privileges and Obliga tions." Bt, George' Kplscnpnl Church. Rev. Thos. K. Alleeson. Holy Com munion at 7:30 a. m.; Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.: morning Bervice and sermon at 11 a. m. Tlie First Baptist CliuKii. I-ane and Kose streets, Rev. J. H. Dickson, pastor. Sunday school at s:4o, u. Coshow, supt. Kauy Liuy. are urged to attend classes today. Don't forget the place and tne naie, at the Baptist Sunday school at : Mnrnlng wnrshlO at 11. 15. 1. r. L - will also hold their rally at 6.30. A special program has been prepared tnr ihia meeting and vou are Invited. Evening worship at 7:30. hpeciai music and a live song service Preaching by the pastor, i-rayer meeting at this church Wednesday evening at 7:30. .iutiwwliat Church. South. Rev. C. Jones, pastor. Sunday scnooi f 9:45 W. L. UOOD, Bupi.i uivnn: worship at 11 a. m.: Junior League t 5 -an O. J. Hand. Supt.; Senior League al 6:30. Leader SUSS uora Gammon; subject. "Our inurcii rivileges and Obligations." imino worship at 7:30. Sermons morning and evening bv the pastor. Mid-week nraver meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. utile. ai uoaiu iiiet-iiiiis fiu dnv at 7:30 p. m. We invite you to worship with us. s s li hTtorbui. Jackson and Lane afrnula Rev. E. W. . W arnngioil, una- tor The DUbllc school compels lor the sake of the mina; tne cnurcn in vite, for the sake or tne soui. un church school meets at 9:45 a vevi Snnriav is rally day. Parents come and bring the children. Help iheerii-era and teachers to make thi a vital hour in tho life of the family, Pniumuninn sen' ce at 11 a. m. itev W. L. VanNuys. of Portland, wll bring the communion message. En deavor at 6:30 p. m.. Mr. Ernest Hel llwell. leader. This Is a (toon nnu that the young people are having to geiher. At 7:30 p. m. Mr. VanNuyi will speak. The girls' chorus wil leari the singing and give a specln number. Rev. W. L. VanNuys will be the guest of the church over Run itov He is here in the interest o iho children and young people. Lei ii inln with him in his efforts make th is department or me cuun life a more vital factor in charade building. MAKE THE MOST OF TODAY All That Has Gone Before It Past and the Future It Clouded With Uncertainty. Today Is what you have. It Is also what you ore. And again, lociay is what you do. And If you haven't any thing, and nren t anyuoiiy, anu u.i nothing why. then, for you more no Today. Kor Today Is music. Today is an. T.wi.iv Is literature. Today is joy. to day Is work. Today Is play. Today Is life VestiTdnv ts no problem for it is past. Tomorrow is no prouiem 1 un't here. Today Is supremacy. io dnv la the world. Today Is Oppor lunllv 1 Crmvii in noon It then. Today roue hold upon Its faintest chance. Spread vour smiles Today. lie gnnn day. He glad nnd great ioj. Today Is the da; your (lay. Today Is Time and Chance doing It" Job. Are you a vital part ot me j Today you may stnrt out all anew. To day you may put to use mini j.... learned n day ago. The center of your TiiliW entire lire may revuivc ""- ' lint, nhnve nil things, do not ren Tndnv. And let nil won? sioiv. things that do not count let mem a too. Work nnd help nnd love To day. For this Today will never again! George Matthew Good Housekeeping. J. Kirs M. K. Churcii, corner Lane and Main Sts., Rev. F. W. Keagy naainr. Sunday sobool at 9:43 n. Preaching by Itev. R. E. Maihis Pnwnrth League at 6:30 p. m.: 7:30 n .. Rev. A. A. Chapman. Praye meeting Wednesday evening at 7:30 The public cordially invited. o- fiOLD HOAUKKItS 1IA!'.I HIT. PAFUS Rent. 30. Gold hoarder In Prance have been hard hit by th new rule ot the governmeni t re-war gold coinage tha is no Ioiik; rnr circulation. The move was madeto compel them to exchange i their gold for new currency. jtsMtftvWVtjftMWMMM' Woe unto the world because of occasions of stumbling! For it must needs be that the occasions come; but woe to that man through whom the occasion cometh! Matthew 17-7. , Why Did Solomon Own 300 Wives? WAS THIS TEMPTATION ? Dr.DeOrgler and C.J. Knout PRESENT FILM PRODUCTION BEAUTIFUL dawn Adams In Snake's Menace Mere Bluff. i rcnilr accomplished reptile re cently nrrived In London In the shape of the American nog-noseii When approached by man. nci m most distiirbini! way. uniiumo part of Its body and Inflating nn awe- iwi like a cobra. If ever nny- nl.l. "I nm dentil, n is u.c snake receiving a enner. its race and nien- tlilng liog-noscd ... net nearer. but. one more m-.i, nun aiitl-elimnx. The hood sun ;e "I. ops 10 on lis back nnd np- Stir It with I'TEMPTAtlON! mm mm 3 VIOLET i STANTON ace Increase, there Is nn collapses, the ground, turns nenra perfectly lf ''' - .Heir and It remains as limp as niece of garden boe. but turn I....L. ..ml it will crawl awuy. two specimens now your The In the Zoological park, have gone so often that they CASTOR I A Far Infants and ChflJien In Use For Over 30 Years Alweye bean the S;gnaturs of gnrdi ns. Resent s ti,reitiOi their "act" i,r..d in re-.ient It for the pres ent Tlie point or tne joko is hog-nosed snake Is perfectly harmless. Cleaning Watches With Bread. Perhaps the most novel use to which bread is put may be seen In some of the great wulch factories, where more than forty loaves of fresh bread lire sometimes used ea. b day. From earliest limes In tlie history of watchmaking It has been the custom to reduce fresh bread to Jlo form of dough. This dotmh is used for renin Ing oil and chip" th ' naturally adhere In course of mnnufiielure to pieeos ns small as the parts ..f a watch. There nre many pans "f wat.h that are so small as to be h"Vly visible to the naked eve. Tl " nbsnrl-d by this dough. Mid ti e chips sues to 11. mm there l no other known substance widen con be used as a wiper without Uiivlflg some of Its particles attached to the thing wiped. Enormous Sharks. Sharks ft tow to " tremendous !. Ron.leletrs shark, for Instance, which It nn Inhabitant ot tropical sens, at tains a length of 40 feet. The great bo.klng shark Is even (oncer A young flh "f this sneclit. brought to England end set up. Is 17 feel In length lull grown this sbnrk may measure W feet and rival the whales in girth 1 weight. .,. Saw fish have m-n mi .y i-v 9. 8 Most wonderfully Beautiful Allegorical Scene Ever Filmed. It is in this Enchanting Garden of Alluring Maidens, Nodding Blossoms and Bewitching Sunlight that the Strongest Portion of this Gripping Story is Enacted. Violet Stanton, Carmel Meyers, Inez McDonald, Baroness De Witz; Jack Phhips, Babe Daniels, Ruth Roland, Lottie Briscoe and AH Star Cast. ADDED FEATURE EXCELLENT VIOLET STANTON (APPEARING IN PERSON-IN A FLOWER DANCE) The Star of This Production and Late Pupil of Ruth St. Dennis, and Noted New York's Most Famous Artist Model YOU GO AND SEE IT LIBERTY THEATER SATURDAY RUTH ROLAND IH RUTH Of THE ROCKIES TWO DAYS ONLY! Saturday and Sunday SUNDAY OTHER ATTRACTIONS length ami it is n - - ; m hP sii sed that we have secured the j A largest The 'net is lb.it the natural Zt hlstnrv of the ' vr' ,nely j . , ....I flmt aiirnrlaeH are i t a senii-n ' i. - still In store for future generations. Come Early and Avoid the Crowds! Matinee 2:15 Evening 7:15 and 9 1 I I
