THE HOOD KIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16. 1912
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By Mrs. ISABELLA H. HASSALL.
Vice President of the Boston Woman Board of Trad
DO THINK THAT A BUSINESS CAREER TENDS TO UNFIT A
WOMAN FOR COOKING AND KEEPING. HOUSE, BUT I AL80
THINK THAT THE OFTEN ER THI8 HAPPENS THE BETTER.
It is not necessary that the ideal wife should be a house-
! lii-re is a too general confusion between the duties and ob
' marriage and the demands of household management. A
love a man enough to marry him, to mako him her clwst
; foe life, WITHOUT CAKING TO BECOME CIS
nl I do not see that this reservation unfits her for wifV
i systematized condition of home work at present the low
in an office offers higher development than the so called
i ir. The trouble with housework is that women have no
:! no competition.
' iv be an excellent cook or a second rato one or a hope
i. tit. SHE IS WHAT SHE IS, and there exists no
niike her letter. Ncr work is not judged by an ideal or
f another. Therefore household labor has fallen to a
.'.. and NO MARRIED WOMAN SHOULD BE
M'K TO IT if she has made a succobs at something else.
Old Glory or the Red Rag:
Nightly on the streets of Portland loud-mouthed agi
tators blaspheme the name of the Lord and curse the Star
Spangled Banner. They are reaching out into the smaller
communities and it may be your turn next to contend with
them. Read and Vote No. 370 in Voters' Pamphlet.
Assaulting the Dignity of Labor
High salaried agitators are constantly assaulting and
maiming the honest laboring men of Portland who are un
willing to divide their earnings with these leaches on the
decent labor element. Read and vote No. 3G8 and prohibit
boycotting and picketing. Your son is not safe in Portland
if he refused to support these crime instigators.
Employers' Association of Oregon, W. C. Francis, Secy.
The Popular Turkish Bath.
There in a widespread una of the a
por or Turklith bath. Even In arctic
Lapland the use of a Turkish bath of
very primitive form Is common.
consists of a but attached to every
farm. In the middle of the hut
rained a klud of beehive of roiik'h
atones, and in this a Are is lighted.
When the atones become red hot they
are' drenched with water, ao that the
place Is filled with vapor. Then enter
the bathers, who are armed with birch
twigs, with which they belabor one an
other until all are in a state of profuse
perspiration. Then all leave the bu
and roll in the snow outside. This last
function, it will be observed, ia equiva
lent to the cold plunge, which la the
final experience in the Turkish bath, as
known to us all. Harper's.
A Royal Prank.
The legend that Tavolura Is an Inde
pendent state owes Ha origin to a roya
prank. While making a progress
through his dominions In 1S36 King
Charles Albert reached Terranova,
small port on the northeast coast of
Sardinia. Here Paul Bertoleonl was
presented to the king as the represents
the of Tavolara, an Island seven miles
away. He informed his majesty that
all the Inhabitants of the island were
Itertoleonls and that he was the bend
of the family. The fisherman bowed
his knee us a subject and rose a king.
for Cuarles was so amused that be
latik'hhiKly gave blm sovereignty. Faul
I. took the matter seriously, and it be
came the custom fur foreign warships
to salute the Island to keep up the Joke.
-I.oo.doii Chronicle.
Weight of a Piece of Ico.
,A rough and ready method of cal
culating the weight of a piece of Ice
Is afforded by the fact that a cubic
foot of this substance weights approil
mately 57.25 pounds. First measure
the breadth, length and height of the
cake, and the three results, being mul
tiplied, will give the number of cubic
Inches. If this answer be In turn
multiplied by 0.33 the approximate
number of pounds will result. For In
stance, a cake 8 by 0 by 10 inches
contains 720 cubic Inches. This multi
piled by .033 gives 23 pounds, the
correct weight of such a piece of Ice
Haartlsss.
'Nol)ody knows how I have suf
fered." she complained.
'Poes your husband abuse you?"
'No. but he can sit for hours with
out bearing a word that I say." Chi
cago Record-Herald.
The Weak Spirit.
My cuikllNh ambition was to be
pprlnkllng cart om-rutor. Since then
have fallen off the wagon many
tlmes."-Chlcagi Tribune.
Those who always creep are the only
ones that never fall.
A voter's first duty Is now the
study of proposed laws.
BIG
Double Picture
Shoo
FOR ONE ADMISSION
Commencing Saturday, October 1 9th and including Wed
nesday, October 23rd, the Electric theatre will put on in
addition to its regular bill, the famous 1 000 foot film of the
General Electric Company. QThis film graphically por
trays the use of the latest electrical appliances from an edu
cational standpoint that is highly interesting. There is not
a dull moment however, as the exhibition is interspersed with
sidesplitting humorous episode . .
SOMETHING DISTINCTLY NEW, NOVEL AND ENTERTAINING
YOU SHOULD SEE IT
Remember No Extra For Charge
Era
b IfJEATB
October 1 9th to 23rd Inclusively
" PEEPING INTO SPACE.
An llluatrat.cn That Shew the Vat,
nee af Stellar Depth.
Go dig a bole in the ground and set
a post five or six feet high. Nail a
tick across the top. Tie a fine string
to a ring three Inches In diameter and
suspend It from the end of the stick.
Break up a diamond If yon make
the error of wearing one and centering
your mind on the useless bauble rather
than upon nature and her majestic
laws; select a minute fragment so
mall that if spherical seventy -one side
by aide would make a row one Inch
long and suspend the tiny globe by
means of a fine fiber of silk In the
center of the ring.
Then walk away on a straight Una
9.81 miles, turn around and look back.
The ring would be Invlalble, and It
would require the keeneat eye to see
the post If Indeed any could see It
Get a good telescope and you might
Just see the ring against the sky on a
white background, but the diamond
would be invisible.
Come op here, get the sixteen Inch
telescope, try It and the diamond
sphere could not be seen. Go get
forty or sixty Inch telescope, still the
diamond would not come Into view.
Then get a 8,000,000 candle power
electric arc searchlight and by means
of a big lens concentrate the light on
the diamond. Then a much smaller
telescope would reveal It
Go to the giant star sun, Slrlus, the
dog star. Take a very large telescope
with you, turn around and look back
this way.
Then the orbit of the earth, a ring
180,000,000 miles In diameter, would
appear to be as three inches In diam
eter viewed from 9.31 miles, and the
un as the one seventy-first of an Inch
In diameter. Edgar Luclen Larkln In
New York American.
HE D1DNT LIKE WHIGS.
And He Had Na Use For Portrait of
Henry Clay.
In Daviess county, Ky., at the time
when Henry Clay was running for the
presidency against General Jackson,
there lived a plain. Industrious farmer.
He was an ardent politician, noted for
bis hostility to Clay and his party. But
his Interest In politics did not make
hi ib Indifferent to bis wife's happl
ness. While In town one day he
thought he would surprise the good
woman by presenting her with a set
of new dishes. He selected an at
tractive pattern, and as he was In a
hurry did not examine the dishes close
ly, but had them packed and placed In
his wagon.
His wife was delighted with the gift
but no slight examination satisfied her
feminine curiosity. In turning over a
dish she discovered on the under side
a portrait of Henry Clay. Every piece
was thus marked. To tease her hus
band she asked him tha cause of his
"sudden change of politics.''
"Change of politics!" shouted the
husband, as excited as If he had been
charged with a crime. "What do you
meenT"
Thereupon she showed him the por
trait on the china. Aa If he were rid
dins himself of a noxious thing, the
farmer gathered np every dish and,
carrying them to the door, broke them
Into fragments on the stone steps. He
purchased another set of dishes In a
few days, but not until be had made
sure that there was no Whig politi
cian's portrait on them. Youth's Com
panion.
Graft In Turkey.
In the days when M. Faul Cambon
represented the Interests of the French
republic at Constantinople Mme. Sarah
Bernhardt who had been touring In
eastern Europe, was desirous of giving
dramatic representation at Ylldls
kiosk. The sultan was willing and the
terms were duly arranged with the
keeper of the wardrobe, the worthy
pasha who has the control of all enter
tainments st Ylldls. But the pasha
held out his hand for more backsheesh
than La Belle Sarah felt Inclined to
give and so the long looked for rep
resentation did not take place. Sarah
Bernhardt lost by It 1.000 and the
coveted order of the chefekat Her
mann, the conjuror, knowing the ropes
better than the French actress, squared
the keeper of the wardrobe, gave his
show and got his thousand pounds.
A Monatio Rao Course.
Bandown Is the part of Esher that all
travelers see from the railway, with
the grand stand backed by a fine clus
ter of dark pines Among the smsller
race courses none Is prettier. The
state purchased by a company for the
special purpose of horse racing origi
nally belonged to a priory. All the
brethren were swept away by the
black death about the middle of the
fourteenth century and every trace of
their monastic buildings has disap
peared. Only their memory now re
mains as a text of warning to thought
less pleasure seekers. W eetmlnster
Gaiette.
Maintenance of a Miorobe.
A country schoolteacher was caahlng
her monthly check at the bank. The
taller spologtzed for the filthy Condition
of the bills, saying, "I hope you're not
frnld of microbes."
Not a bit of It" the schoolmarm
replied. "I'm sure no microbe could
live on my salary." Llpplncott's.
He Found It.
I started out on the theory thst the
world had an opening for me, and I
went to find it"
"Did you find Itr
"Oh, yes; I'm In a holel"
lie tust runs out by extravagance
must retrieve by parsimony. From the
Dutch.
Popular Historical
Prize Contest
OPEN TO CHILDREN OF 0RE60N
UNDER 16 YEARS OF A6E
Prizes to be Distributed as follows:
For tlx bast original eofrpoaitioa (not to ex
ceed 750 word.) by any child under the aa
limit, on Um following subject:
"Why Jonathan Bourne, Jr., Should
Be Returned to the United States
Senate."
$30.00 in Oold
For the next bent production
$5.00 in Gold
For the third best production ,
$10.00 In Gold
For the fifty next beat
$1.00 Each
Rules for governing contest:
All contestant should write their compo
sition on paper i by 11 inches if possible.
The manuscripts should reach us by Nor. i.
Tha awards will not be later than Dec 1tt.
Spell nam and address correctly.
Address all communications to
Bourne Popular Government Club,
814 Journal Building, Portland, Or.
Household Crockery
the Crockery that does duty
every day in the week is the kind
that has to be most frequently re
plenished and it is the kind of
Crockery we carry a large stock
of. We are showing a very com
plete line of Decorated Ware, too,
which is very strong and yet in
expensive and, of course, the
better grades of China.
NOTHING OYER 15 CENTS
THE 5, 10 and 15 CENT STORE
Heilbronner Bldg., 3rd and Cascade
to
a- T'-y-t ji
When you meet
a stylish turnout that is in
good repair, you may wish to
know where the best horse
shoeing is to be found. You
may need the...
Services of a Horseshoer
any day, We do that work ex
clusively and with the great
est skill. Come here when you
require our services. Our
charges are moderate.
SHIVELY & DRISGOLL
Phone 62-X
$4.50
HOOD RIVER
TO
CONDON and RETURN
October 4, 15, 16 and 17
ACCOUNT
Tri-County
Fair
Final Return Limit, October 28
YOU CAN GO
Let me give yon full particulars
F. H. SMITH, Agent
HOOD RIVER
To Excell Our Bread
is Mmply impossible. To equal
it is nearly so. This is a pret
ty broad claim and we don't
ask you to take our mere word
for it. Try our bread for. a
week or so and prove for your
self whether our claim is jus
tified. We believe you will
extend your trade definitely.
Six loaves for 25c Aik for tickets.
MODEL BAKERY
FOURTH AND STATE
HOODRIVER, ORE.
Why Should a Woman?
Why should a woman be born, educated, married, di
vorced and buried under laws made exclusively by men.
The right to govern is conferred by the governed and
the governed are not exclusively males, the governed are
men and women, for women are responsible before the law.
Why, if we desire to be just and fair, should we not
allow the women to exercise what should be an equal right
with man.
VOTE X 300 ON THE BALLOT
Portland Equal Suffrage League, Mrs. Solomon Hirsch, Pres.
Have You Seen the New
Victor-Victrolas?
There are three New Styles, placed on sale September 15th,
Price $75, $100 and $150. They are beauties. Call and see
them. We have other styles from $15 to $200. We also sell
the Edison and Columbia Machines, and Records.
We represent the Baldwin, Ellington, Hamilton and
Howard Pianos, and deal direct with the factory. Easy
terms if desired.
When you want anything in Music, call on us; if we
haven't it, we will get it
"WAGGENER WANTS YOUR TRADE"
WAGGENER'S MUSIC HOUSE
APPLE RACKS
E ARE now building Apple Racks and
have several completed. You will be in
need of one to haul that bumper crop of ap
ples. Place your order early.
We maKc a Specialty of
Tightening Wagon Wheels
W. G. SNOW
(Successor to SNOW 4 UPSON)
Phone 62-K
Fourth Street
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Coneman Automatic Electric Fireless Cooker n
We now have one Cooker on display in our win-
dow and'invite you to call and examine same.
PI Price very reasonable. It means a big saving
Q to you on your fuel bill. Ask about Flat Iiates
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lilectric Irons lilectric Lamps
ELECTRIC WIRING & SUPPLY CO.
A. L. DAY, Pres. anJ Mr.
Under First National Bank Bldg. PHOKE 3
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