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Japan Expelled The P8unf30f Flesh
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Now libat liiilifc is liciiiL'
tlii iicacii'iiiircrciKT there
of what tliecj-unfci'pnPc was iiVa-r.diist
ft war arc coming $it, ami the ittnst
.Slantun situation. o
ft sliws, as Prcsiilvni tYils.ni iv
Stales ciiiii-fcs, that Japan at the mosl -rU i'-jij, yTiic of
1 he war exacted the Nhaiit UJr, Hissessinis l'rom"t he Allied,
Jt awas-lier iriei! to stay "put," I f slieolia.l not received
1lie possession she would Uavc east her lot on the side of
!crinany who st.ood willing to nh'e any! hi.ii": cc4pt t livs
'atlierland. The Allies were luii'd pur, and Poin-cdcd f.i
Japan s wjslies. I his deal
lacc conference and when
it was such n shoekin hit of news 1 1 fat. there is liltle won
der the American public rtolled at the idea j turning'
'hina over to .Japan to be pilfered at will.
Jlut vhen oiustops 'to think of thij gloomy days of
war, when the halaiivt: of power seemed "to he on the side
of Germany, it is little wonder that the Allies conceded
to -f ;i m n what she asked rather than see her military
Ktnnigth fcn wjt, t. Kaiser..
Of course this bit of harfcrin; on the part of Japan
fit a time when the safety of the world was at stake shows
the ealilwr of that nation. 'It shows she is in t he market
j'or deals that benefit Japan and will sacrifice all princi
ples of humanity, liberty and freedom in order to add to
Japanese possessions.
Vet there are senafoi-s and representatives who would
fjivc Japan a footing in America. Just how they can
view their attitude in favorinc; fratcrnizinjr wit h the coun
try that barters and sells at a time when the blood of the
world is flowing, is more than we can understand.
The Observer believes Japanese should not be "hen
the riedif fo hold landed possessions in America, and we.
arc fast coining to the belief that no ot her nat ionality save
Americans should enjoy that, ritrhf .
WHAT GRANDE RONDE VALLEY MAY EXPECT
There is a drouth in the (Irande Koinlo this season.
Crops are cut. fully fifty per cent. If is the first time
in the valley's history since white men settled here.
Hut there is no use to turn turtle and he a piker be
cause crops have been cut short. These fliiiios are to be
expected as a "o.intry jrrows alder under cultivation. So
lonir as bind is new it is like a person possesses the ounli
ties of resistance and will stand drouth better. Insects
will not thrive in n new country as well as in an old sec
tirrn that, has been fanned for years.
, This valley is no longer new. It is reachinv, the sVcitl
and permanent condition of a farmiiif,r seel ion 1 n 1 we must
expect many things in (he way of drawbacks which nalur
nll conic with an older sect inn.
The chintz hue; will come some time,
lillfj: that cats the alfalfa was here a col
mid so will nature from time to time
(Iront h or a pest of sonic descrmt ion.
Kanchers who have watched conditions closely in (his
vallev for the past few years assert that wheat isslippint:
n liltle and in time Kastern Oregon will not he the rcat
wheat sect ion that it. is today.
The solution is live slock. TbeOraiide b'oiide valley
is n fjreat; 'n' stock section, but it has not stal led in that
industry as yet, comparatively speaking.. If hay could be
produced in lari;c (plant it ics this would be the greatest
home of live stock in the west.
And the hay can he produced. One tiling is needed ;
water.
And the water can be bad; And it w i
lev even-urea tcr than it is liidav
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LET THE COURTS ALSO
On p.vvvy li;Uhl ihwv is a sliorhmc of iii:m vr. V. -vvy
liilsiiirss is running w ilh less ln l un ir iii rtN.
vvy nntr;trtop litiililiT is linrd hit fur tn:m ttvrp.
This hciu true, il is the trend of tin- timts tn tvminiiiir
ill vwvy w;iy. Take m nnlhiiio- inure th:iM is hivrary
and do witli as little help as nsihle, thus aiding all in
iliisirit'S'in Ilie di'inand for ni"iY' man jmwer.
-And riuht ahu:j this line, il is hut omul sene and lmu
csl eonvietiou to jisU the eonrU to curtail a inurli a s
sihle (he demand for men fr jurv dut-y and nthiT 'tiii t
work. Ti do tfat it "is ne-rs-arv 1o in- tlie lower oi 1 1
fop Irivial eases. 'I'lie laws provide Mntahle.eonrfs w hert
small matters sluiiilil lie s -1 1 In 1 :i i i1 ii"l
if the rcti'iil.-ir jury anil cuiirt nl'liri.-ils.
little ;m.l tin- casi that Mli:nU n-,littl
slimild not ivinin the ruH'iiinrliiiwry cf
They sliiiulil lie iricd in t'ur 1. r n
silili" Ik' st'ttli'il out (.f I'niii t.
.'Tliis suu-u'fsli"n is ,.nViv,'l l.y Uu
wav of ci it icisiti. Imt in ilir i i i ii (
is si i liadly llrcilt'd nil I'vrry 1
cvi'i'y atlm iii'V ainl I'vt-ry court
NMdnl to tlip call ul' llictimi.
cciliire .'ilmiLT these lines.
i.et lis
'leek ,,,l
ln
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the
set
lleleuannir t.
ii wav ...ul n f
l-'nr fhe -jim.st effect iv
'ti
s o ' ,t elleri les, 1.
I fiiG nmre iee ciaiu.
w can enalJj-alefJ.0
L'lVt A Mil
('t leJis the
-.elli
o
,?.s
is a cfeairp iiinlerstanefi)
SOlUC Ol tit"-1 .S
ret
niiiiiziii' wjicts tin-
is - o
f ,
itcs-j'to 1 1 u- I'nifV?!
had ft. I.t consummated at tin,-
it was pnhlislied to the vyHil
The little whilt
iple of years at;ii
visit upon us ;
this
BEGIN TO CONSERVE.
i.-iKi' iii I lie I inir
'ars 1 1 1 : 1 1 i M nl r
r n t I - i.!'!'r!i - .
cirniit .-1'iirt.
urls, anil it". I'"-!
w it. unt in
i' 1; i ! inll
ll
.-111,1,
ill Ti.
.'Mill
aibl ur In
i.il will lie
revise I he
thai
i re-
;la, tn
leual'l
nn-
I I 111
the
illl.l,' ;
lll'l'l' i;li v .
i-.l,iie ,,o
ha. i
thrown ii,in smu? of Hit
.rival ii. llie;i in,. i , ( 'n" ,.
'I'lfe aMiwilPenliie i; i In,
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T the
finll ci
S 1 1 ti- lime ,.
'Ithine, t.hs, 0
d Regarding Aiftomobiles of
T c? i
Uie 1' UtUre.C C3
yiai is In lie thej'iitniF line of
vcloyyiciil of tin, motor eiu.J ll is
li.y, piurticiil ipi-tiun, ofinterrst nian.is. I'tlu- polity proves t.o'il.v.
every Hi s jr"r ii'l timn;ifi.tuiwviUi i.(.n wr) worth tfdiile. jr -m now ah
to cvi-Ff i.':. or jH-otKrti'.f .-r,eur people w.lt ivi. the Iwnt-fit '
i'T an ittjt'Htiuiii'. o
n'iiliiiin li. Stout, v.hohiis won
toilet ion us m airrnifl Wiirii:' tT( f (v -i'ly
m ina tin-- Fiif-i in l-iim1
on u'r-'raft U-ssuns !.irn-'i 'ia'inv t hi-
war. The motor rar ijf tin- f t itc, lit-nav-t,
shoul'i have thcf- "cr.tral vw:
1 ncteri.-t ics: (J
It h'iul'l he u i l -ci rnr. farryiitr
, ,m ,K,u,1,,!t w,, ,,;l.1
of f.i or .yiin.i. .h, K,vi.1B in t..
I' inflos on a gallon of jr.Toifnc, r.if"
iuir mo re easily han th p;
heavy-weipht rars, iu,.' viiUK '
more than any present cat- of cpi
passefifr capacity ami ("'t'o! ntn
The.e are not at a!) impo-.-iijlej
ult-.m, he niahitains. 'J'h- t : ; m t' rr.ay t
he lii'htfiu-ii l,y Uv uk -r,'.v hy air j
u-i v,- n rcrhiriinr th- ;.c of ih -
cyliii'li-rs. Kiftcen hoi -p.-u it wili t-
enough for tin- pui po.ic, and th-1
weight m ed n-1 he niot- than e't'ii"..
pruii'I.-i per hor.fp.Aver, m l l'i potiiid
fttr tlie complete engine with star tint,
i-ipiipirieiit. The top iwa Lot vt ih
mere than J"o pounds. W'ciyht may
he el initiated in many paits of n
car hy a liion tTelieral suh.-i it at i-n of
wood f'H- .ted. Airplane cun'tria
liofi, he holds, has proved the snper-
iiy of wo.
le of it!
"tii-ity. '
Such a car
d for many purp.-es, he
cornt.ined tienitli and ;
j
, he says, will not only he :
fairly rheap in first cost und wonder
fully econi.iniral to run hut it can he
taken cure of hy tin- owner with little!
effort and little skill. The oilinir will
h. almost wholly automatic, and there
will he no grease cups or unluhricated
joints. The outer design will he such
that, it can he kert clean hy a min
irntini of washinjr.
It all sounds too jjond to he true.
A million auton'oljik- users will 3ihJ
"lirin us .such a car." May Iks the
experts will really produce it, before
huitf. I
Preparing For Comfortable
Living. i
PHKPAKINC, FOR COMKORTA .. ..
The woman's pnjje of a daily pa pel
lealt at length with the best way to ;
prepare a house to make housekeeping ' iind si-ntence- of the leaders re-pon-easy
in the summer time. The d tec i sible for Turkish ivnd'at during Ui
tions covered everything from attic '
to cellar, including: stuffing the crack- ;
around the bookcase door with ran
or- papers to keep out the dust, f.'are
fully followed, they meant days an
possibly weeks of arduous labor.
When all is said and done, the oul '
way to make things easy is to take
them easy. A lone;, laborious process
of preparation merely means tha
some one is walking all the time, am
the period of leisure for which tie ,
c;'eat preparation is made will neve
come. A little died on a bnokcase dotM nc
ieat haun. but what will rep r tie-1
weaiicd body and the nchimr iiervci
which overdid to prevent that honk
from accumulating a little dust?
l.onvr au'o -some sad fared kill joy .
propotindeil the theory that man slemb
be prepared to die, and immediately i
f
best .
dniiv
f people ceased to ifjiard thcii
ilutifs from the normal stand
point of life and mea-iited their act.-'
by the i-uecd-nt standauls of K:nr
dom i oirc. Th n a newer pi "plie
atose and de hired that it is not d
im'. but InliiL-. that concerns or, am
llle iiu -ti.'ll is,
lieV
l'.,.l wen' w
"Are
prep;
d I.'
Thr
Ale
is, ate we living
a.f ttn.l iliiliii'i
ttv irettini'
the j.y i. '
n or are we
the
hie win. l are nut' y
en.ilessinir'.y preparitiir te .'
I el a little .iM aeeunnllatc oil t!
I-, ek! Hue w.il't et Ilie dn-tcr t
.iivj.,.-.,. ,.-.il. wh.-ll the e.'el days i
f:,'l ..ml'. Italic tin' dsK lid. and v
..ill into the open! l'eop'.e who spcr
imi.'h tune eettinir ready to l.ve irei
at l
rd im-s all the fun
Pay As. You 'Go, Is a Good.
Policy.
1 ate -repo-ts
w or .,.iel.te...e.
l. only SI '."!'.',
.illlonnt iet't oat
in.lie.it.' that t
. of th,- fi it.,- I
,'ii,i.i,ii. Thi
..f the total e.
State
is .th.
. pen.li
tun- litter (tmhletnur the t.iJl ons whieh
our altit's hae l.oi i.ve.l ami w :ll pa
i-.i.k. test the other lu'.'.n.ns whl.h
h. -.ve been pal, I, ftn.l aie, now heini
pat I. l y l.l:lli.'li There .1
' . .i...i..iv""'" cf ItH" '"'
e I..... t'l..,.! .:..' V...l-i....'..'i ef t:, -
Tha- th mill. nl f,n,l- i'-. ;. at tit.
e:, -e t.f war. in an exeept .onal'v
"t:tK f mam ml l.sit.vn, Tlf tie'
i, t-t is nouheie near so lai c nn.
hot. lea OP.e a tl'.oi! peo. ha
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It h.lB been drn ihieflv i
r.iet th.dOtlg Ameiieaa
o
w"
, larger pi '.poi t on ol the war l.n:
J;n t,rviV thun any other rati .ii.
t.-ii'-s have ime hard, and
still
Kill"
'0baril, on top of tit, ih.
n f,0an sula. riiiiiiSjuiil
lii l.ihert
ntjor war in
their ie'f ?"liial.
powers are ju-t li
.MO;
of the
'x'mv. Hp t iv t fo
e havt- o it s iit'.'t i !
mpj.'fv.'Mion if tip
S Villi -II." tl-.T.llS'
we t'v.k'l:", w i-.v
.Mi' h:L" pr M'li'Hr
iin-i f'-toii i'-o'-i. '!:i,
:-!fe ar,
..I
hiiif paiil fur ale
it i H 11".? .
uhl a'ittife, "i'uv ;
vy halrV paiii a':
nuw iea!y to i:..-'
f-f ie"or.struic:i
ilevelopfiirnt with
inij-airci!, ami vi
ii nee iiH.Tca' il i;
aifiitti. s.
fiiu'irirt-i aim-
t i:n
nfi
v.,u-
Some Hope Left In Euttcr
milk.
I'rnf.' L. II. Ailyti. 1
-late normal siliw!,
ii. - covfc'ied that ut;n--r
p:.ihihi.itin law ' u'.ti
jer the han - an nW
.It" ?c
o rav
Anythinj; cuiitainiriir i-v rt- v-.-half
per cent alcohol is p!i!ioi'.;;,'r.; it
toxicatinj;. Ihof. Allwi sa s !ii t-;
periments show that hultnni:!; s-1
iom has less than one per rent. Win-'
perfectly fresh, iN ah oholi- c nu nt ,r
icarcely noticealite, even to a tinn.i-t
hut it rapidly itn-: a-c tin a ; r
' mentation.
This it dreadful.
One hy one. r
pioved i 1 1 : i '
i there fiM- il
pt ranee drinks ;t-e
perate. What hope
sober seeker if the
Demon Hum
.found hirkinir
en in tin- sucrt'il
revered churn?
As for the inini .lis ho-ts who ar(
seeking consolati' n in new, s'.iam''
hever(fert, it may he (.'
I new.-;.
celebrated 'Taii 'DanUs cKk'.ail ' ma
prove to have been pmphei. 'lb";
will rally r und the buttermilk pa
with hope in th'"i la arts. And it
their thirst is not IVliy a.mj,'ed, and
if they fail to attain the desired slat
of spirituous exultation, they will at
least Kt some pood, wholesome fo'
into their systems.
The Turks Punish the Guilty j
Ones
While the Germans
Ir.le
and d'i;n
e Muiclh
and protect, the X11'
I V
iVoinir ahead with the tii.il. convict on
' war.
Knver Pa-lia and tw
other vr,tvein
mental heads have b.-cn sentenced b
death by the mint n.. ; al. Many Ic
ser officials ha" I" n riven 1 nv
pristui terniv at luu.l labor.
The Turk is a wily person. Tn
doiibtetlly the present Tmk..-h Kovein
meat understamls fully thnt attendii'?'
t the punishment of the iruiky is oin
of tin- st.'ps most likely to v.ii
able consideration fvm tlic
favor
A.liel
powers. Al-o the Tuiki.-h people
1 " ,
not rel h havin;; b -i
Whether th -y upp' e. i;.:
quality involved mien! I
A
lu,t ,u,v ih;it iluy ..re in
jm,- way tn:lt tiK.ir K.;iiers ai
respor.sdde. For that iccsmh, jf n
llt1H. ln,,v punish the U-.vic!-:.
Whatever tlio motive which h:is 1c
J Turkey t take matte' s into hei own
i hands, the reMilt is a j.: . -o.l th n-. A
thousand coinplica'.i"!!' arc av,.;.!e.'
the way is cleared for t'ic new re
irime. and t uture p
leadership in the lar
c. n in,-
will thr k
ofulU
i'.vr in
i.h dire. :i
of the sain
the part
f'.u- toivm
itr the e;
I''
pie..
A lit!
sen.se
would l
that lie,
"Blimps" Are ronul.iv
Comfort.
For
One m!
ocean fee
u as that
feted fi..
. an it-1
,.f tie
V K "
cw -c.l1'
' MM!" t'1
VUU'l"
,hcwse
ctl UT';i
:..k, W
Klmip:
ef the
iv 'PU ;
Thai'V-
n.-t .
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' La Grpide Is Losing a Good
d " Kan."
o
Kl!.'s Kirtioy i.s sellino; out
stork
a
'"'ntf his home for
id :!! !.'.
ICrande.
locate in Chehalis, tt'ahini'tup
Cj'i'iiiN ni.t hecau-c-lH- diten not oke la
1 u'ranfU' nor i.s it ht.ause he has not
huihled a iT"nL hu Wn'ss here
fur ill
i IH- . t-a : S l III: l III' CMi Mini in i
in this city he h built up a
1
fine ti.ule. liin i-.-.iS"!! fr lucatinK a.v, and ho siy we all that you iHt
e'whi'-e are pei r.-.ni". ',eei(lely unlair. You show inti
! This Vrtv vcvrv imi.-h re-rret. hi. Vje- Pli'lnly your ill-hrei-din and -every-1
. . - -1 fhiiiK to make up a "nobody. ;
wMon, for the K:rtl.,v family is one , T(; .f .r!lu as .voll t.ulut
ol .ur 1k-m, a;. J Mr. Kii-.Icy is a pubii-jt; ,4,ore present in men
tsp ritr.j citi:'.vti who i- always at th 'j-iai wo k in a mill than it la in any
!fi. i!t in cn'mupity wi:k..ilis iffort of yotf workinK People affr yowr
:i a Kitiuc uav wiii te gwi dail toil or in uhyuiie, elsu nftn
..-:,sVd, fs w.31 hi ounscl and jiatg-f'r hodily exerci why do you
: ... j not join the rest ol the La (.rami-
jriH:u ,n v;t-v-s a'h,irs- or.4 in the hathin strain? Is there
j The Ok-tver vi-ne to conjrrato U)J lau,.h aV,,j, auoLs" or to many
'".ale Chehaii.i p .-r,p!e on their pool stKirerihs'.'
fortune, and -iucerely liope the K irt ley
f;:fi!v snav enjov the city of the!.
I. a (Irandi
peopk
siduit vo e:ij
i having tie m as i
The Story of Royal Cigaret
Cases.
A recent
man papers
return nf I'',
id-pialed c
:iu- 'r wn !'i
!ve! ti.c'riu nt in the Ger
uft'i'i's a reward for the
silver, M itold and one
'.';!;,.; cases stolen finin
n.-c's palace durinpr th-'
November revoiution.
This is an eloquent testimonial t
iedri; h's lova! love of his own coun
t; v. I oriir bei'itu- N'oveniber there had.0
-reen a reiie-t made to nil Germans
tarn over to the government al!
mU and silver trinkets and jewelry tc
help the Ceinian finaiainl situation
In comment. n;r on the evident failure
of his loyal highness to comply with
he ten. km. one paper remarks, ''Here
ii another evidence of hruv little the
:mbiet of the nation rare about
tuit'-i that should have been sacred to
every (Jernian hear!.'
A nd yet they want to save the
Hohcnzcllerns!
One
strong
I,a C, ramie lady asserts in
terms that a toenail entered
her kilchen tlitou-rh the city water
hv-lrant , and she say- she believer
that it was shed by a swimmer in the
river where the city water is secured.
How strunjfe it is that anyone should
form such conclusions.
I'iddine; was shiKish at Charlie
riayle's sale, frhowiny what a hai'
cffiH-t weather conditions have upon
the vox populi.
It is so!,:et'mes rather hard to dis
I tintrui; ii between a senate debate aiui
! a Sennett tnovie.
Vacation time, did you say'
PRKSS COMMENT
A riav ne er .nii'.i- a u
Hihia U.-co.d.
iocs u in ti you can hnl
p ice down - lloston
i k u ou;id up by show
i lu' .i consejeiii; ions oh
M tins. - Lio.stou tMobe.
i M.:il
' vek.
d Ne,
i f liurope, ill -con-bat
mt in I-Ju: ope.
s-l.e.Mler.
davlielit-savinp
t l l lie men t hat
- li..-t on He aid.
in1 d ty h; how o
.nililervi Gob and
w York Kvcjiinc,
. w.O is e
be didn't
;o many
ti il--. aid.
asj.iried bv the
kuoi.v a suuare
. harp ciU -
Ot. ill's d -clslotl dep, il fs
e u ill be inviled to th-'
or the ..dshed.--l.ittb
,,in-a.-; (..i ;:).
l)r ict Iced Toi ty y
1' is on'y fair
!c Mlc neI fe-rtv
i l, r.- ' ludi.tn i T;
Mrs f ; i
Mi.it he
to pay-
dan.
a :f a lot of t
hoy eo."l h.ie i
adi .lata. ill I'l
til- " 1. ''il" Hi" k
dec!
r,--tnans
i: J-eart. Mil the
;c that (; lu.iii -I.'
y in a Ghris
and f,T er
Atiicri. in.
F0EUM"
i
It
Is w I:1 lit
o o'
. pe.
n l
8.. .
? 9
Vfd
.: nor.- n t
mark i,
. to t tl
l,ol..
ft
R:.r.
Itflide
O a
How a bo irt tiiH Kwu.it am. fii'linA
from yuu people Kt-ttinn'.' There .
"OLjHll I'MIIOOIl )0e t'M'tim hul
what we nefw Rom I Weii'.v-t tve to
thirty Ci tJ-candera in tin water
ami ii t h rnwi
and fool iill'O
'lethal applies
to tii wo k-a-iy
world. And hen you who .d not
dure situ your name but instead
HiirtuMl '"water user' hud l.i refer to i
j ien I" null uuKUHaiiK itiiiii.i
, I in. j. :.. , K .. .li I
iii-n that have liuen In the
. H.i -vi;e and in I he actual ri::htinu 1
j Or perchance
you would like
Mho whol
r; ru mil! Ronil.' rjviT to
llowt-vor wo apineciiito
yourself ?
yoml i'lc':ill w.i.'. r ami ivoiiul ne most
Willi!;: to uivi- up oil! batliini,' plt-aa-ir.-s
to (.ii others a pioil i l' an
ihink. Hut why fliouki wo rciuain
out ol th" wati-r ami otluis o in
that drink liif walor?
' J. GORDON'.
StWU'K
Notice is horeoy piven that
James G. Snmli;: ass, administrator
of t lie est at'1 of .Maria It. rinodjirass,
deceased, has filed with the county
court or I'iiiou county, Oregon, his
iinal account as Such ad ininisti ator,
and that Wedrrday. the 2'Mh day of
A u mist, 1 !i 1 !i, at i he hour of 1 0
lock a. hi. h.is be-n fixed by the
on rt as the lime whn objeetiotis to
smdi account will he hea:d and de
termined. CUAWrOKD & KAKIN.,
At rorneys for admiiisl rat or.
July 20-27-Aujr. 3-1 0-17.
KNOWN AS WITCHCRAFT TOWN
Old Sa!em, Mass., Has Never Been
Able to Live Down the Much
Disliked Name.
Salem Is nationally known as the
witchcraft town of history, n title
which it has been trying tit Mve down
! for 200 years. Fortunately for Salem.
the terror of witeheraft inquisition Is
fading from memory.
Invariably the visitor comes to Sa
j bin wiili the bl- i if wltehes (Irmly
: f:eil in his mind, hut the only evidence
j of their ixiMenee that he can find is
i a tb-pin hettrlng a tiny witch astride a
broomt bk. lle'-ides buying wlteh
I ndoriied souvenirs, which Sab-m pro
vides to meet the demands of visitor'-,
there are other ways of satisfying
w itch -hitnthii; ambitions,
' To a pei.iii already keyed in a hitrh
j pil. h by ane recoil. . -tions of witch
daj s Salem on n frosty moonliirht
I ni-bt s.'ems to slip back a century or
i sr, into the solemn supercilious little
j Puritan town, where one must think
) several times before makinz the most
casual remark lest it he construed ns
I evidence of friendly dealings with the
devil.
Over by the cemetery the tombstones
of tlie witch licenser-; rb am uhosily in
, the moonlight. It seems phill-iMo that
any of those v uoruhle Judi.es of ;1!''J
i nngltt glide suddenly into view and
stroll with di unity down the street
; or that Mistress Sarah Go... ir Fli:-
belli Mow should appear and -!; stern
ly If It wa your an- eMor that labeled
' her a witch.
Out on Gallows bill, too, there 1
"atmosphere'' undiluted. Here It un-
fi.rtunntes convicted of witchcraft met
their fate bet ore run tan common
sense overcame Puritan fa mil icl-in.
Gallows hill Is a monument to Salem's
darkest days.
EASY TO SEE ONE'S BRAIN
Scientist Asserts That Alt That
Necessary Is a Candle and
Some Perseverance.
Is !
"Have you ever seen your brain?"
Is not Mich an outlandish ipicvii.ui as
one miu'ht suppose. In fact, it I quite
possible to see one's own hiaiU. ticeord
fiir to lr. I'la-ef iJ.illc, sas London
Tit Pits.
Many years :i,'o I'urk iime tartlel
tlie seientil'.c world by aiiinuua im: that
by pn-ii, n caudle to r,d fro -everal
Gin-'s by the side of the e e. thrs mi-ht
be done. The air in front, h. deetared.
was transformed Into a kind o! scre.-n
on which was relh-cte-J' v !:at Ire -mi p
posed to he n loapliiied l,.iae of part j
of tlie r.'tlna.
This i
anions tl
n coiitro
. Sir C.
lart.d n r
ic scictit its
ers h,van.
Wheat-ton.
.ear.ll llloveineltl
.1 the period. aia,
lie thought the pfo- :
fovs.tr w a
lie deelar
seen was
sliclilly ."Ut of his heitriius. 1
d that what thv latter had
merely the .-hadow of the I
i aveiilar .network.
Then 1 r. Kramer llaU..'rc'iiriied ti
the atlaek. and stated that lie Inol viie
1 eeeded , in idenl i !' itii: the pi, -tare i'li
Ih,. ropre-eatatioii of ihe "anterior h he
of the eereloann."
Hie ean.lle su-u'.d he ni.ved to and I
fro fih.nit four tneh.s helper tl,.. e.ie'
and three and h quarter !neh- fr-.in !
!!..' fuee. If th" ln.,o!,nt Is v.t.. ii.1
ol. th.- Ns. ,1,-s.w.eM. N.ft. .
ih,. timelar tl,, rxp. r n. .. h. ;
It. can l-e seen faintiy, in ni.j
ff.i., even la Uie davinne.
d.'.rk
Int.ttla.nee. n 0
Sense nox.ii fnlls to nive (tienKjha,'
It Bw!" ri""T' '" make tja
tin.
LOCAL
MAPPK
f
HoiiHoff.., Willn Walla
Mint r9in (itdd' arrlveff In the
city lust evening fioui WulU Walla,
where shehas beeli foi the pifltt few
montlrs.. Miss (leddes wiU refill me
! iier poHitioa wit thtf telephone)
i coiiijiany.
yiss Coejio Uakor )f PeHidlolnn. I
in "ilie pity visitiiiK ut the IwniK", of
hor Bister, Mrs. Hal llohnoiikniui).
.She will rjtlirn .to her lioine Tues
day. Jmlff T. pud Mrs. i'liy expect tn
loavo. this .vtiiing for Portland to
he .'one a few days TiMtillK Willi
friends and relatives.
AROUND THE WORLD
J Two out of every thousand J
soldiers in the American army
. i i. ..i. ..w...a ...
III IIS I, 1111 K ?IIUI IUOUC IV If
t order. J
American soldiers are wearing J
as trophies (he German em per
J or's iron crosses taken from Gee- J
limn prisoners.
,
J The United States will buy S
J jewelry nnd precious metals of J
any kind In lots of $100 or more,
J and will pay at the rate of $2lMi7 J
an ounce fur Rohl nnd $1 nn
ounce for silver.
J A considerable Influx of Mer-
lean labor for use on farms In
ii the Southwest has been ap-
proved by President Wilson,
ir who lias waived certain provl-
pious of the immigration lawa.
WOMEN WORKERS
All the fond consiimert In France ll
raised liy wornon workers.
Waitresses In Oregon receive a min
imum wiie of $11.01 per week.
Women trade unionists In Great
Ilrltaln now number over SOO.000.
Over WO,000 women are now em
ployed In inakinjg munitions for the
UriUsh army.
Female pannent workers In Otrnrn
wa, la., Imve lieen granted a 10 per
cent Increase In wages.
The number of women tn govern
ment positions In England exceeds by
far the iiiiiiilH'r of females employed
hy any other country In the world.
Women workers on the buses, trams
and iinilert.Toiiiid railways In London
have l.i'.'n grunt d un Increase of $0.25
per week.
Miss Klizaheth Cliristmnn of Chl
cico has taken up her duties in Wash
ington as ehief of u ntnlT of women
examiners fur the national war labor
b..anL
Tlie propnrllon which women formed
of the total number of workers
in Knulish munition factories rose
from 1 1 per cent in .laliiuiry, 1!16, to
per cm in .Ininiary, 11H8.
" SAYS THE CYNIC
It Is sometimes easier to catch on
than It is to let go.
Fetter he a trump In the woods
than a hobo In the woodshed.
pome men don't even try to rwich
the top; they prefer compiiny.
IIZ 7:LZ
What poor, defenseless creatures
on-.en would be if they couldn't cry..
- It n man could pet credit for his
cood Intt ntii'iis money would be no oh
Jet. Fortunate is the mnn who doesn't
timl fault because he doesn't know
where to louk for It.
When a omna marries a man for
I,; poeketbook she need not hope to
f.ud his lu art In It. .
Tf a clrl thinks as much of a young
j u
.1
Many ft woman who .pose a a
Christian lies awnke nltrhts trying to
eoneoet a Si-tieme to pet her neighbor's
l.ir.d yirl away from her.
ABOUT PERSONS
' I.lnda Iliehards, seventy-seven, B.
ton. Is a loluntecr war nurse. j
Private It. .T. Prechn-ald of ITnnui
has XI roiL-lns in the German nnj
VUllam MePoaald. mny, of Prd--y
H.fo h, N. J., is a munitions fe-
'ry worker. ..
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Uo-tls Hil.ph-t. rv.te.1 New York m-'
(-la!,!, Is r.p.,rted ttetlm nf .,h.r.
. culosis. u .
p B - !
I .Te.e Crnnt.es..n tfofoniwr rr.il-'
cBl-tit Grant. Is sixty nnd a brl,lsroom I
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Jr prlntlns. The Ot,v?r. ata 37.
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