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E A STW ARD Thruthr Inland Empire Grand Canyon of Columbia American Wonderlands Glazier and Yellowstone Parks Round Trip at Low Fares Dally until Sept. 30 via Tha North Dank Head. Stope-vsr whara yea like NORTH BAIK RAIL and 26 HOURS SAIL on tha shipi of DaLuxo Service.. 3. g. Northern Pacific and Graat Northarn (or SAN FRANCISCO IOUMD Tin From any Orofon QO nil Cleetria Ry. paint fOl.UU Tickat Ineludat meals and birth, l'hia route aavea Time and Money and 1 a Delightful Trip. HQMESEEKERS' FARES Sept. 24 ts Oct. 4 From Middle Wait ta Willamette Valley I sell prepaid tieketa. 3. W. RITCHIE, Afaat, SlIM DR. J. CALLAWAY Osteopathic Physician u.-aluata of the America School of Ost.op.athy, Klrksvllle, Missouri, under founder of the sclen:?. Dr. A. T. Still. . i 'i -: First floor of tha F. f . .-son property, half block - ..f railroad, on C street. Ibilinj Leaning and Labor THE OREGON ASHICULTUDAL COLLEGE In its Six Schools and Porty-eigbt De partments is engaged is the great work I uniting Learning and Labor. Forty-eighth School Year Opens SEPTEMBER 18, 1916. Degree Courses requiring a lour-year high scho '1 repiratiuu. are oflered in the fol'owicg. AGKICII.TURE, 16 Departments; COMMKKCK, 4 Departments, KNT.IN KKKING, ( Departments; MINKS, 3 Departments; FORKSTRY, 2 Depart ments; HOMK R.COMOMICS. i Depart ments; ami PHARMACY. Vocational Courses requiring an Eighth Grade preparation for entrance are offered in Agriculture, Dairying, Commerce, Forestry, Home Makers, and Mechanic Arts. Pharmacy with a twe year high school entrance requirement. SCHOOL OF MUSIC. Piano, String, Band and Voice Culture. Catalogue and beautiful Illustrated booklet free. Aihties-i Thk Rkcistsar, 1 w 7-IS 16 lu'J 7 Hi) COS V ALUS ORHOON CASH MAKES Boll Shoulder Roust -Prime Rib Roast -Shoulder Steak -Loin Steak Round Steak -Pork Steak - -Pork Loin Lard, 5-Ib Bucket Lard, 10-lb. Bucket i The Nelson Shops Try Independence First TURN IN ON CREDIT Tour old Hot PelMt Electric Iroii, Toasters and other appliances rartlesa of their conditio. We will allow yon ONI THIRD Off on price of hw lata np-ta-date taodara INDEPENDENCE ELECTilC COMPHY H. J.ROWI, Mgr. Store -hone 4C21 Night Phase 6211 You need never worry about results in baking if you use KC BAKING POWDER It has been a stand by for a quarter of a century. Guaran teed under all pure food laws. 25 Ounces for 25' Cherry Fritters. 81ft together one cupful of dour, one teaspoon ful of baking powder and one fourth teaspoonful of ault Add to one half cupful of milk two well beaten eggs, a level tableanoouful of melted butter and, lastly, the dry Ingredient. Now add one cupful of pitted cherries which hare been mixed with one-naif cupful of granulated augar. stir tour oughly. then drop by spooufula Into deep fat and fry us ordinary frtttera Serve hot with sirup. UIMMW s4 MEAT CHEAP 8c to 10c 12 l-2c 15c 12 l-2c 15c 14c 14c 17 l-2c - 75c $1.45 $ Snapshots at Wade Klllifer, Smart Outfielder. Wade Kirifor. wb, was recently traded by Cloclnuatl to the New lork Giants with Charley Herxog In ex change for Pitcher Matbewaou. In- Photo by American Pi-eaa Association. Willi KILLIFBR. fielder Bill MeKechule and Eddie Rouach, outfielder, la a brother of Billy Klllifer, catcher of the liilladol phLa Nationals. He bus played In sixty-four games this year for s hut ting average of .238. Welsh and White te Battle. Freddie Welsh's lightweight title will sway lu the balance In a twenty round decision content at Colorado Springs on Ijibor day. Welsh has signed to meet Charley White of Chi cago to a referee's decision. The Colo rado Springs promoters will give a purse of $17,600 for the bout. Welsh to get $13,500 with the option of ac cepting 60 per cent of the gute ro celpta. White will get $4,000 for his end. Welsh will also receive 61 per cent of the moving picture receipts Billy Uoehe of New York city will referee, 0 0 CHURCHES CI-IRISTIAIN F. Clautfe Stspheai, Pastor Divine Services, Lord's Day, Aug IS. Bible School at II a. ro. Divine worship 11 a. m. Christian Endesvort 7:00 p. m. Evening Evangelistic services 8:00. Kvervbodv welcome to worship with ua who may either be without church effilistiens or a strangsr within our aity. Come hear about tha great Dicme held bv tha different churches last Sun day at Dallaa. It will be interesting. BAPTIST w. a. STiwAjrr, r sat or. Dedicatory servicea and Suaday. Program for tha day found elsewhere la this Monitor. Coma and oajoy our good fellowship. PWBSPYTKRIAIS Dr. Dunamore will preach in Calvary Presbyterian on Sunday morning, but there will not be aay evening aerviee. METHODIST vT. C STSWAKT, frstor. The Sunday Services at tha Metho dist Church rext Sunday will he as follows: Sunday School 10 A. M. Under the superviaioa of the new Superintendent the School will greatly nrosnar. You will find this a delight- place to apend an hour id inspirational bible study. Divine Worship 11 A. M. The pastor will preach en "The Good Works Tait of What is to be i ChrisU i.n." Tha musis at tha mornirg ser vice is very belpfel, especislly tha o gan vollntarisi wbiah aie pUyed by Si is Irene Edd;. Popular Service at 8 P. M The pastor will I agin a series of Ser nons next Sundsy night co "The Christian Warfare." The tople for Sundsy evening will be "Christianity a i.d the Present War." You will find these Sunday evening messages very h Ipful. Catarrh Cannot Be Cured with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. tl.ey cannot rem. h the a-t of the ittr-Jtm- Catarrh la a kxil dia. erraily ln lurocr4 br conatltutlonat rondltloria. and In orler to cure It you mitil lake an Internal remedy. Hall's Ca tarrh Cure la taken Internally and arte thru tt blood on the mucuui aur-l-ur at the lyllrm. Hall's Catarrh ('are waa prefTlled by on. of tha beet phyalclans In thla country for years It la eompoeed of rime of the tt tonlre known, combined with aome of the bet blood purlflera. The perfect com bination of the Inirredienta In Hall a Catarrh Cure la what produces au h wonderful reeulta In catarrhal coodl tlona. Rend t-ir tratlmoniala. free T 1 CHKNET CO.. Propa . Toledo. O Alt Imnri'M. TV Hail s ramlly Pills far eonetlpatlon. r if;ryi I ' : """"" """1 f mf'x J L i 1. 4av - the Sports Arena Matty's Record With Giants. Christy Mathewaon, the new man ager of the Clutitiuutl IUhK went to the New York Giants In l'.XH) from the Cincinnati club In exchange for Auiui Ruale. Hatty's start with the ('.Units was not a brilliant one, as be lost all three games that he pitched In l'.HH). Hut In 1001 he started out on Ida wonder ful pitching career, which enabled the New York club to win five National league pennants and a world's Win in plonshlp. In bis seventeen years with New York Matty won 371 games and lost UK) for a grand average of .GVS. Ills beat aeasou was In l'.Mni, when he won twenty-five games and lost six for an average of .80rt. During his career wltU the ;laut the "old master" struck out 2.1SN bat tern. Issued 782 passes to first and A.'iS'i bits were made off his delivery Winning With Discarda. Apparently the way to win a pc-nniinl is to go out and pick up hull plnycr other clubs can't use. Stalling won that wsy In 1914 with (iowdy, Rudolph Smith, Kvers and .Muiiu. Mornu ac complished the same stunt last year with Detunree, Stm-k. Nlehcjff and Whltted Now Brooklyn Is leading with Marqtinrd, Cheney, Coouibn, Mow rey, Olson. Meyers all major leuyue discarda. Mclnnis Not Batting te Form. Stuffy Mclnnis, the Athletics' star Brat baseman, la down In the doleful dumpa of a real halting slump. I or hIx yeiirs, liuiiidliig last year, ho bus hat ted well above .300. This yeiir ho fur be has been hitting under .3(H). He Is not the only one of the older stars who have hit the slide this year. IIIh former toummates of that $100,000 Infield also belong to the Slump It run.' aKKi'emttlnii Fair Drivera May Race. Promoters of the Labor diiy auto riti ea at the Sheepshead liny speed wny, New Yiwk, are seriously consld eniig staging a nice for wonicii drlv ers. Mrs. Nlnii Itoney, a fair speed demon from the south, has Issued a challenge to women racers, and she holies 1 1 in t a nice for her sex can he arranged. SUCCESS. Believe with all your heart that you will d wliut you were uinde to do. Never for nn In stant harbor n doubt of this. Drive It out of your iiilnil if it seeks entrance. Entertain only the friend thoughts or Idi-nla of the thing you are hound to achieve, lieject nil thought ene mies, all discouraging nmoils everything which would eveu suggest failure or unhapplneMH. 1' J l Water and Greens I For Chicks Outing the siiells of hot weather the drinking water for chicks should he re plcnlshed at least twice a day. Hot. stale water Is not appetizing mid will have the same sickening effect upon fowls aa It will upon mankind. Unless they consume plenty of water the birds will not only suffer greatly from the heat, but will e unable to contribute Much to the summer egg yield. Hod odors arise with double strength on hot days, espo-lully on premises I hut are not kept clean. Not ouly should the dntpptnva I freipiently gathered, but disinfectants must be employed. Bad odors harbor disease germs, and so long ua they are present tbe health of the flock Is kept In jeop ardy. Another fruitful source of dls ease Is utuieiin diitiklng vessels. Once a week they should have a good clean Ing. A small lump of lime constantly kept In tbe vessel will assist greatly In purifying the drinking water. During hot spells plenty of green food should be given and the quantify of heating food reduced, f.rwu f'ssl baa a inedhiiiBl effect. It keel the bowels In good sha and It prevents scrofula taints of the blood. Fowls enjoy greens beat lu the morning. It seems to bw a bracer for them, and It la theu that It apparently doe them the most good. t, Orchard and Garden Ijite letiU' e. rudi-he and endive may I, sown now. Keep the cauliflower lies tied over the heads If you want i-au. white, marketable heads Keep the new trswlerry leda eleau of weeds mid let tbe plants produce new runners. The effect of apraylng la noticeable now In clean apples and plums. It pnys to spray. Karly reery Is best blanched with pa 1st or boards. It ta more apt to de cay If earth Is used Kartl) la best to blanch late celery. Begin to aare seed of shrill, trees and perennials for next year's plant ing Rum may le plsnted now, sud they will fcloum next year. The Head of the House By EIXNOR HOLMES "Martha," said Mrs. BumWeton, "how long are you going to let your husband tyrannize over you?" "Tyrannise over me? Why, mother, what do you mean?" "I menu Just what I any. WllUum Is a tyrant. Didn't I hear him refuse to give you the money you needed for your fall hat?" Martha thought a moiuont, then emil ed. "You heard mo ask Mm for $3 for a lint. He aiihl ho would not give mo $5, for I couldn't get much of a hat for that. He gave me $10." "Oh. he did, did he? He probably did that to make you feel easy at hav Ins to go without a new cloak. Ten dollars for a tint saves $40 for s cloak." "Hut I don't need a clonk. I spent $PH for one lust NovetnlKr." "What! That old thing with a sheep skin eollnrt It tsu't fit for a servant giii to wear." "Why, mother, dear, that collar hi mink. Biid the clonk Is as Rood as new " "That's not saying much for It. Y'ou are the shabbiest dressed wo:unn I know of. When 1 was your age 1 made your father pony up for what I wore I told him It would be time enough for me to dress shabby when I'd got old. I didn't intend to look like a bundle of rags when I was yaung and hand some. As soon as we were married 1 let him understand that I wasn't to be bis slave. And tluifa what every w ife needs to do right off. The longer she puis off the harder It's going to be to get the upper hand." "Hut, moher, I don't want the upper hand. Will and I manage our affairs Jointly." "If your father would have lletened to me we would have Ikm'H rich today Cf course I couldn't go Into his store and run It; I had too much to do at home. The conseiiui iu e Is he was al nvs buying gisids he couldn't sell and trusting persons who wouldn't pay. ai d that's tho reason I've hud to b contented to be a poor man's wife. Hut when 1 bud him nt home I lull j on I in- do lit in toe the mark." The .lining wife smlleil. She knew her mother's Idiosyncrasies, and aha 1 i ew, too. that actors are not usually talkers. She considered her mother harmless, anil Instead of being Infill euced by her she Immured her. "You must remember, mother," sh said, "that all women don't have tin' firmness thnt you have." "All right. If you want to take a back seat and let a man ride rough shod over you. For my part, I don't Intend to let any iniin boas me." Now, during the last words of this dialogue Mr. Itiiinhleton ciinio Into the house and walked upstairs. Ills w Ife'a hearing was not of the beat, ami ii bo was not aware of his approach on reaching the door of the room where mother and daughter were talk lug ho paused and looked lu. Ills wife's back was to Mm. while lilt daughter faced him. When bin wif spoke her last sentence ho smiled at Martha, then, assuming a severe ri pi'csHlon, walked Into tlio room "Amelia," be said to Ills wife stern ly. "I thought I told you to have tha bs-k on the front door fixed I've been fumbling with It for a long time. I come home tired with business, think lug I have a wifo at home to attend to these little necessities, and, behold nothing Is done. Why didn't you do us I told you?" "Why, Henry, I forgot It." "Forgot it! Do you consider that any excuse for neglecting your du ties?" "Now, Henry, I'm awful sor" "Horry! Does being sorry prevent my struggling to get Into my own house half the afternoon? Hereafter I'd bsve you to understand that when I tell you to do anything I want you to do it." "I'll telephone for the Ics'ksinlth at once." And she started for the l'th "Come hack here Ion'tyou know you can't get a workman after 5 o'clock? What's the matter with you a n v way?" Iiuiiiig this Hlormlng the father cast occasional glum es at Ms daughter, who frowned her orders for him to desist At this mint she broko lu: "I'apa, you are very unkind. Mother didn't f-l well this morning and I told her ahe hud heller He down and take s rest while I uinde her a cup of t-a. hhe didn't eat much breakfast, you know There now; that's a good pupa! Ixm't scold any more" With this she went to her father and put her hand o-r hs mouth "Very well; for your sake, my dear, I'll overlook your mother's negligence this time, hut If It occurs again" He got no further, for his words were stopped by a klsa from Martha At that moment Martha's husband came In. "What's up?" he asked. "(ih. nothing min b." replied Ills fa I thcrhiiaw "1 Just found It necossn r y to exercise my authority b bead of tho house. I would rrcoimuciid you to begin your wife a training early." "That'll !o. papa." said Marthe I "Vuu needn't trouble yourself to In I struct my husband ns to how he aha" j treat me. 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