OREGON^ PORTLAND HIW odrö ME X-s M LL . m XT A C SCHOOL DAljS m CHEAP FEED FOR 1 PAINS SO BAD 1------ 1 unuTrmun «nulo UUflll 111 I'll Til WINTERING COWS WOULD GO TO BED FOR YOUR PRODUCE Experts Favor Corn Silage and Wheat Straw With Hay or Cottonseed Meal. I’urtlarid, f»ir«on VAUDEVILLE PHOTO-PLAYS Compltta Changs Hun and Thur Mutlncs I >»lly. Twice Nlshtly Baturday, Nunday, Holidays, l ontinuoue will miik» Hll<>». Gransrtos. B,i«iii.nt», «le., Wat« U U /V - proof. Ko«nrf. Ratprouf »nd Fl’«p>oof Z M»du»a Watsrproufrd Whits Pot Hund Omrnt XX/ at.PrnrOOIPfl ths brut for Slue- O Plsst*r on out-Id- for Hun« W tAvvl JZiyVivV* —Do«» not stain »ml dirt cun bu hu»«d o CT7 IVf F N T W’11« ’<«■ «“'d »’V XVX £• 11 A A. M c M illan « CO., 120 Union Av«. N, Portland EXPENSE OF RAISING CALVES' ___ Experiment« Conducted In Blue-Grase Region« of Appalachian Mountain« in West Virginia—Rations Used fur Cattle. KAPITAL We ars In ths market fur Hides, Write fur Prices and Hhlppliur Tags. Tan- bars of Guaranteed 'Columbia Oak" Harn»» leather. HIDES WEBER TANNING I’URTLAND. CO. OREGON IM». IIEMHTITt HING AND PLEATING. (Prepared by the U A Department of Agriculture.) Buttonholing — Buttons — Plaiting — Tucking and Chslnstltohlng AH Mall Order» given careful and prumpt attention ELITE SHOP, 12H* Tenth near Washington. BAIL’S RESTAURANT PORTIAMO HIDE Mill*«», 4 WOOL CO. 0«IM« IM 0*1 MIKIH HOSTS, CASCARA HAKE. Write fur Pth«S and Shipping Tag» Add rute Department 8 SAVE YOUR ROOF PORTLAND. ORE. To Introduce Portland’« Pride Water­ proof Paint we will furnieh the flrat three barrel« ordered from your community at a diacount of Regular pure 1125 per gallon Introductory price 76 rents. Put up In 30, 60 and •& gallon barrel«. PORTLAND'» PRIDE PAINT EXPERT «71 Kelly Street Dyeing & Cleaning NEW HOUSTON HOTEL A. E. Holcombe. Manairer Weekly Holes tu Permanent Gueata EXCELLENT SERVICE Sixth and Everett Htreel», Three Blocks Return Pottage Paid. Cbsuhre and Prkea Write ter from New Pustuffbe. Four Blocks from Union Depot, Portland, Ore, "At Your Hick and Catt" LAYTON W ild W oma H Portland, Oregon Fir» Proof »nd Modern gJgQQjjJ Ry Panel Pott HCM X5 tAAKi-* A CO., COOPERAGE CO New and Srcond htnd BARRELS INFORMATION DEPARTMENT. PLEATING SPECIAL CuL «tn h««a »nd machine pl»l aklrt« road] fur band. «1.1». Old eklrta n.achlne rrplmted H.UU. Hemalitchln«, Etc. Uncommon Sense JOHN BLAKE EVERYDAY FISH DISHES INSPIRATION Sunday newspaper A RECENT printed a picture of the head of one of New York's biggest banks. He was in a baseball uniform, and but for a musta) he—an ornament now dis­ AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS KLBBhF bl AMI’S and MARKING Fsrm Implements—New and second carded by bull player»—looked like a hand, special prices. P. K Esbenshads, DEVICES. E Morrison 8t. East »1. _____ professional. The picture was taken at an out­ BRAZING, WELDING 4 CUTTING Northwest Welding A Supply Co^ >> 1st St ing of the Bond club. The banker CLEANING AND DYEING served us pitcher for the New York ®Fur reliable Cleaning and The type below recited the (Amp for Dyeing service send parcels to team. u». We pay return postage. fact that he got his first job In an i/a Odiw" Information and prices given Albuny bunk because he was a crack upon request. KNKE'd CITY DYE WORK* bull player, applied himself to bank­ I’urtland Eatabllahed l*»u ing us eagerly as he had applied him­ ■ UnnUE Expert advice on any CUT FLOWERS 4 FLORAL DESIGNS I null mt Income tux problems Clark« Bro»., Horl«t«, »«7 Murinen 81.___ self to bnsebull,. and in a few years TRV Hevenil years actual was well on his way to his present I r A experience In Govern- FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS DDHDI tMtt">''lt Bureaus 1» offered Cumn>er< lul b"» Wurk», 7th A Madison. post (Ion. r 11 U U L t In 0 those unable to vl»lt our It is needless to say that this par­ office State your troubles briefly and ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A DE- PRODUCE DEALER? •end in with 11 and we will give you hon- PENDABLE ticular baseball player didn’t put all •st to goodness advice. It will *o Butter , Veal he had into the gume. He was un­ Rst In touch with us now E. J. Curtin, Checas Pork oom SO« Lewi» Bldg i Portland, Or»oon. usually gifted as a pitcher, and might Ergs Poultry Any Product Honey easily have got into one of the big methode used to pre- Fire Proof and Modern Ask for latest leagues, too. pars shipments for highsr prlcss. KUBY & Co But he had the good sense to know 1’ortlnnd, Ure 1C» Front 8t. that baseball wus not a steady busi­ Hiiteen Years' Reliability. PARK AND MORRISON STS. ness, and that banking was. And in­ Depot Morrison Coro dlroet to Hotel. Popular MACHINERY stead of seizing an opi>ortunity to Prices Center Shopping »nd 1 h»ter di»trict Hand u» your Inquiries for anything In Iron ur Woodworking Machinery, Luigina, inuke fairly big money early In youth, FRANK A. CLARK. Prop.. sawmill, Contructois' EqulmnerL Loco- he wus content to try the bunking formerly with Clyde HoteL ________ mutlvra, Buller», Engine», Ciuah.ra, Kall, l au>«, Baiting, etc. Burka Machinery Co , business on a small salary. LIU Railway Exchange Bldg . I’urtland, Ur. Of course there are a good many MOI.KR hakhkk college men who started in the banking busi­ leach» trade In » w»ka. Home pay while learn­ ing. poMtiona secured. Write fur catalogue. ness, when he did, ami who are still M Burnside StltSSL Portland. Otu. ....... ......... about where they were when they Th. S.). ( ompi.«, or Part». Writ, for MONUMENTS—E. 3d and Pine Sta. Price*. started. But at lenst they still have Utte Mchuiiiut.il l,mi.Ite A< Mui uie Works. MYERS BLACKW»XL COMPANY steady Jobs, If they had taken to PERSONAL .............. Vï Hawthorne Ave.. PORTLAND. OUE Marry If Lonely; moat successful “Home baseball they would not be doing as Maker"; hundrods rich; confidential; reliable; years experience; description» well. free. "The Successful Club," Mrs. Nssh, Our object in referring to this par- PATENT ATTORNEY Box 6M, Oakland, California. Wa ran ahow you how to turn your patentable tlcular case Is to call attention to Idaa» Into raah. Oregon i.lcnaad Mechanical PIPE REPAIRING the fact that If you want inspiration E^nter THOMAS BILYEU. M Stev.n. Hi PIPL'ki Repaired by experta. I II i-|pe Shop. 272 Wash. Building. Portland. Ora. In your work you can get it in the PRUNE TREESII PRUNE TREESIII newspapers—plenty of It. Before buying elsewhere see us. Columbia KODAK FINISHING ! ursery Co , UDO Union Au , Portland. Brief bits of biography such as the BEST RESULTS—LOWB8T PRICKS. Developing roll alma. lOete: pack». ¡»eta. 1 rinta, SANITARY BEAUTY PARLOR one we have cited appear almost all •ite,. Velvet 4e. Brilliant (.kwe *e. Roberte We help the uppearance of women. PhotoShop, 71« Selling Bldg.. Portland. Ore. Twenty-two inch switch or transforma­ every day. tion, value 17 80. price »2.48. Seldom is a prominent man’s name 400 to 412 Dekum Bldg. mentioned In connection with an im­ SHOE REPAIRING IN PORTLAND portant affair that you do not learn Model Shoe Kepalr, »72 Washington St something about how he startecF and Davis Hi..,.. Ameman Shoemakers, 1 to 5 ton GMC, Republics, Whit««, etc. 10« 4th_8t._______________________________ _ W hy he succeeded. Overhauled—Guaranteed. If you want to read about the fail- VETERINARIAN—Cattle a Specialty WENTWORTH & IRWIN, Inc., Dr. Chaa M._Ander»on, Kenton. Portland^ Ores—and the horrible examples, you Wedding Bouquets and Funeral Plecea can read about them, too. Oregon Distributor» for GMC Truck» Lubllner Florista, »48 Morrison 8L »00 Secund St, Cur. Taylur Portland, O» While this man was rising from a bank clerk to a bunk president, ^an- World Growing Worse? other man who started as an impor­ Diogenes carried a lantern in his tant official of a bunk—chiefly be­ cause hts father owned most of it— hunt for an honest man, but there pessimists who insist that he wouldn't whs preparing to travel In the other Located Sixth and Hoyt have been successful even it he had direction. He made the journey, and Strictly Fireproof and Modern. Near has Just arrived at the point he start­ both depute and convenient car aervice possessed a searchlight. ed for. to all porta of city. All human history Is epitomized in Sheep In Wolves' Clothing. the dally news. Read the papers. Think about RAINIER HOTEL In the early nineties a part of Idaha. what you read. After that if JT)U don’t bm »1 ON uA 12» N. «* Sc. was terrorized by a band of six stag* succeed, it will not be because nobody V«ry Centrally Ixicxted Conv«nlenl to ail Depots, and on« Moc k from main PoatoflU« i’uubers, who, when rounded up at told you how. Salmon City, on April 4, 1892, were (Copyright.) ----------- O------------ found to be all women, dressed in Systematic Accumulation. men’s clothes. “How did prices get to be so high FISTULA,FISSURE, Itch­ in the first place?” Inquired the plain ing and all other rectal Starting Signal«. conditions except Cancer 'citizen. permanently cured with­ “Well," replied Mr. Dustin Stax, out a aurglcal operation. Professional sprinters start off at My method of treatment “ the more profit you made the more aavea the tissue Instead of the report of a pistol, but the rest of destroying it. It is pain­ us begin our sprint when we hear • surtax you had to pay and the more less, requires no anes­ surtax you had to pay the more profit thetic and la permanent. motor horn. There la no confinement you had to make.” to bed, no Interference -------- a with business or social engagements. I PORTLAND. ORE. EASTERN NOVELTY MFG. CO. UH Fifth Hl. I’urtland. Ore RITZ HOTEL RADIO OUTFITS USED TRUCK BARGAINS H otel H oyt guarantee a cure or will refund your fee. Call or write for bookloL Mention tills paper when writing. DR. C. J. DEAN Household Helps No. 1. A teaspoonful of dynamite smoked in a pipe will instantly remove tha offensive odor. THE CHEERFUL CHERU& I like to u/vlk orv jurrvwer ni^kt 3. The tjr mystery WEARS NECKTIE 38 YEARS OLD just teerriJ, --------- «-------- ——----------------------------- And rvikind Miss Violet, in marriage here to Hub- Oregonian “Sports” Cravat at Daugh­ I ct.n feel bell Young of this city. He wore the ter’s Wedding He Wore First same necktie which he wore nt his The ¿leeping own wedding, September 10, 1883, nnd at His Own. people's which he has worn at nil weddings he coming dreams Albany, Ore.—Fred I*. Nutting, ed­ hus attended in the intervening 38 Second and Morrlaon St»., Portland. Ore. itor of the Albany Democrat for more than thirty years and now residing In Portland, where he is connected With the United States Internal rev­ enue service, gave away his daughter, years. When Mr. Nutting was mar­ ried a friend presented him with the necktie to be worn on the occasion. It was decorated with hand-painted flowers. “All service ranks tbs »«me with God. With God. who»« puppets, best and worst Are we: There is no last and first.’’» or may usually find good salt O NE smoked fish In the markets when the fresii Ash are unobtainable. Finnan haddie is haddock which is dried and salted, then smoked, which gives it the flavor so well liked. It should be freshened very carefully not to lose that flavor. Twenty to thirty minutes’ soaking in warm water Is sufficient to remove the excess of salt. Picked up, added to creatu and served with baked potatoes It is very good. Finnan Haddie With Tomato««. Take one and one-half pounds of finnan haddie, two tablespoonfuls of flour, three tablespoonfuls of butter, a dash of pepper, three tablespoonfuls of minced onion, two cupfuls of toma­ to Juice and two tablespoonfuls of green peppers minced. Freshen the fish and cook it gently in water for twenty minutes. Flake it into small bits with two forks, carefully remov­ ing all bones. Melt the butter in a saucepan, fry the onion and pepper until softened, add the flour and gradually the tomato juice. Let the mixture boll, add the fish, and when It becomes very hot serve at once with boiled macaroni. Casserole of Smoked Halibut Take one and one-half pounds of smoked halibut, three small onions, one-half cupful of carrots cut in strips, six potatoes quartered, one-fourth tea­ spoonful of pepper, one and oue-half cupfuls of tomato Juice, four table­ spoonfuls of butter, boiling water and bread crumbs. Brown the carrots and onions In the fat and parboil the po­ tatoes for five minutes, then drain and rinse them. Scald the fish and cut in pieces suitable for serving. Put a layer in the casserole, then some crumbs and vegetables, more fish, until all is used. Barely cover with boiling water and tomato Juice. Put the cover on the dish and bake for one hour. Two Women Tell How Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Stopped Their Suffering Iron Mountain, Mich.— “I had terri­ ble paina every month and at times had 'to go to bed on ac- count of them. I saw your advertisement and took Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegeta­ ble Compound with very good result*. I can work all day long now at my sick time. You may use these facta as a testi monial and I am recom- mending the Vege­ table Compound to my friends. ”—Mrs. A. H. O akland , 218 EL Brown St, Iron Mountain, Michigan. Xenia, Ohio. —“Every month I had such pains in my back and lower part of my abdomen that I could not lie quietly in bed. I suffered for about five years that way and I was not regular either. I read an advertisement of what Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound bad done for other women, so I decided to try it. It aurely has helped me a lot, as I have no pains now and am regular and feeling fine. Mrs. M ary D ale , Route 7, Xenia, Ohio. Lydia E. Pinkham’» Vegetable Com­ pound is a medicine for women’a ail­ ments. It ¡»especially adapted to relieve women. If you suffer as did Mrs. Gar­ land or Mrs. Dale, you should give thia well-known medicine a thorough trial. Corn silage and wheat straw with either mixed huy, «oy-bean hay or cot­ tonseed meal Is a- much cheaper ra­ tion for wintering beef-breeding cows than shock com, mixed bay and wheat straw as tried out in feeding experiments recently carried on by E. W. Sheets and R. II. Tuckwiller of the bureau of anima! Industry, and de­ scribed In Department Bulletin 1024, “Feeding Experiments With Grade Beef Cows Raising Calves,” which has Just been Issued by the United States Department of Agriculture. The work described in the bulletin has to do with the advantages of certain prac­ tices, the economy of a number of ra­ tions and the cost of raising calves to weaning age. It applies to the blue-grass region of the Appalschian Short-Sighted Policy. mountains, a region that furnlahes If friends to a government forbear most of the grass-finished beef for the Eastern markets. their assistance, they put it in the Conditions Similar in Other Stat««. power of a few desperate men to ruin The farm on which the feeding was the welfare of those who are superior done is In the southeastern part of to them in strength and interest. West Virginia, but the conditions there are similar to those in parts of Fact Has Been Observed. Pennsylvania, Ohio, Virginia, North “De man dat shouts de loudest at a Carolina, Georgia, Kentucky and Ten­ nessee. The conclusions also apply in camp meetin’,’’ said Uncle Eben, “often part to other nearby regions. loses his voice by de time anybody The rations used for the four lots of asks him for a subscription to build a cows were: Corn silage, mixed hay church.” corn silage, soy- and wheat sin beam hay and wheat straw; corn So Different From Her Own. silage, cottonseed meal and wheat “I do enjoy those films with children straw; and shock corn, mixed hay and wheat straw. As mentioned in the in 'em,” remarked a tired-looking little first paragraph, corn silage and woman. “When the children romp wheat straw, with either mixed hay, around on the screen they don’t make soy-bean hay or cottonseed meal, is a particle of ncise.' a cheaper ration than shock corn. mixed hay and wheat straw for win­ Genius Result of Germ? tering beef cows. As tl»^ cows fed on hay and soy-bean rations Genius has been explained by an the mixed produced a larger calf crop than those Irish surgeon as the product of a fed the cottonseed meal, the average germ which gets into and around the cost per head of raising their calves human brain. was practically 6 per cent less. As sources of protein, mixed hay and soy­ Dally Thought. bean hay, where they are grown suc­ The history of a nation, in the sense cessfully, have additional advantages In that they can be raised on the farm, in which I use the word, is often best while cottonseed meal must be pur­ studied in works not professedly his­ chased. torical.—Macaulay. Cost of Raising Calve*. Actual costs of raising calves vary with the time and locality, but by a Uncle Eben. Some folks,” said Uncle Eben, “kin fall down on deir promises In a way dat makes you apologize foh puttin’ ’em to de trouble of explainin’.” Best Carrier Pigeon. The best carrier pigeon is the Ant­ werp or Belgian Voyageur, which can fly 500 miles in 12 hours it the weath­ er is fine. Sometimes. Many a woman is less concerned with the outcome of her marriage than with the income of it. Literally or Figuratively. Copyright. 1*21, Weitem Newepaper Union. « » THE ROMANCE OF WORDS “ELECTRICITY" the derivation of I N this SEEKING word, one might be par­ You can’t stand well with other Cattle on West Virginia Pasture. people by treading on their toes.— study of the tables in this bulletin any Boston Transcript. farmer in this blue grass region may determine with considerable accuracy Frames. what it will cost him to grow feeder corner is chipped off a gilt- If a calves to the weaning age. The bul­ edged frame, camouflage it with chew­ letin should be studied in connection with Department Bulletin 1042, “Ef­ ing gum and gild with gold paint. fect of Winter Rations on Pastura , Stringing Him. Gains of Calves.” These bulletins may be obtained by addressing the De­ The man who is entirely wrapped up partment of Agriculture at Washing­ in himself carries a mighty small pack­ ton. age.—Boston Transcript. doned for supposing that it had something to do with the ancient word for lightning or even for steel or iron, because these sub­ stances have become connected in our minds with the substance CLOVER BEST FOR ROTATION Keeping Honey. Itself. But “electricity” is one Honey should be kept in a dark of those words which might be Good Plan to Keep Soil Supplied With termed “natural errors,” for It place if it is to be kept without granu­ Necessary Humus—Also Fur­ has Its origin in the Greek word lating. nishes Cash Crop. for amber—elektron. Jn fact, a literal translation of it would be Bagpipe on Ancient Coin. A two-year rotation of wheat, clover “the quality of being like am­ pasture and back to wheat keeps the Bagpipes are shown on a Roman ber." . soil supplied with humus and nitro­ coin dating back to 69 A. D. The connection is far from gen. A three-year rotation may be of apparent until we dig hack into wheat, clover, pasture, corn. Clover Daily Needle Consumption. Greek history nnd find that the pasture also keeps the land in good scientists of ancient Athens dis­ The world uses up an average of condition and returns a cash crop two covered that, by rubbing a piece seed crop of 3,000,000 needles a day. years out of three. If a of amber vigorously they were clover is harvested, then each crop In able to attract light obj«>cts with A Best Seller. this rotation becomes a cash money it. We now know that the force regular crop crop. In addition iu the The best after-dinner speech ever which we call ^electricity” was profits, we have the pasture, and the made: "Waiter, give me the check.” generated by the rubbing of the soil improvement as extras. amber, by the friction applied to Its surface, but the Greeks were SELECT VEGETABLE VARIETY of the opinion that this was a quality inherent in the amber it­ Should Be of Highest Quality, Adapt­ self. While the existence of this BALL BLUE ed to Soil and Region and force has been apparent in the used for baby’s cloths«, will keep them Disease Resistant. form of lightning, magnets and sweet and snowy-white until worn out. the like, for countless centuries, ■ Try it end see for yourself. Xigrocrr» - The gardener should choose the It was only in very recent times vegetable variety of highest quality that It was recognized as a dis­ that will mature within his season, be Are You Saide?? S^^ffcr tinct power, to be studied and the biggest most perfectly equipped productive, adapted to his soil, re­ Is catalogued and used for the Business Training School In the North­ sistant to disease, and have nn at­ west Fit yourself for * higher position benefit of mankind. The name tractive appearance when ready for with more money. Permanent positions applied to It, however, was the our Graduates. _ the table. The list to choose from is assured Write for catalog—Fourth and Yamhill, name given by the Greeks to the Portland. long and the gardener should, if pos ­ substance which manifested It. (Copyright.) sible, be governed by his own or his Io. 23, 1922 ~ P. N. U neighbors’ experiences. Red Cross