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OAKLAND. Or., Oct. 9. Irish
. a ilnintii Imi'n
r'.hv of a llinll 111 .Mllli.uu
lit tliu
llOSH
fSrm?nn. allaH "Dild," Who
age of US, dntly on the streets of
Oukland, (Iooh eight lioura work
for tho consideration of l-O. anil
telebratt'H pay-day wltli lilting li
gations. In "Dad'o" lexicon there
Ih no Biich word as superannuated.
"Why should I cr.vo?" he asks;
"I always exiiect to ho ahlo to
v;ork."
And such Is "Uart'n" philosophy;
age should not ho a poncloner of
youth; b.ivIiik Is an aitlllclal tnlng
that man was never meant to do;
each period of life oiifjht to ho In
dependent or every other period;
n body that can work to tho dsu
of the grave Is hotter than a pension,
hotter than riches, and such a body
every man Is meant to have.
QUAINT HITS OF hiVK
A man In Pittsburg wants a divorce-
becauso IIih wife Iiiih boon ll
cnt for ten years.
unity company upon his coinessiou
that ho had embezzled $15,000 of
the company's money, lOdmund I'1.
Oreen has suddenly disappeared, and
the otllclals of tho casualty com
pany are considering the institution
of criminal proceedings. Mrs. Orcen
says that thero Is an "atllnity" In
the cane and shu expresses the be
lief that (Ircon wart accompanied by
the nihility when he disappeared.
This nihility, according to Mrs.
Ox-en, If Mrs. NaC Hart l.ano, widow
eif a nmsier mariner who formerly
(onimanded venseln plying between
ports on the Oregon coasi. .tun.
Oreen charges .Mrs. I.aiio with hav
ing alienated the affections of (Jreen. 1
Hhn snys that (ircon nnd Mm. I.ano j
l'avo been friendly during the past .
11 years. Mrs. Lane, according to (
Mrs. Oreen, has been variously
known as Mlnnlo Lee (her supposed
inalden name), Mrs. N. J. Murrlon, '
Mrs. N. .1. Long. Mrs. Uevorldgo mid
Mrs. Oates. I NByptlon stamps ore pecullnrly ex-
. 1 presslvo of tho country which they
Kugeno, Or., Oct. 9. Arrange
ments have been made by the executive-
otllcers of the Pacific Tele
phone & Telegraph company to
make Hugene headquarters for a
large district, including Lane, Linn,
Lincoln, Uenton, DougliiB, Coos, Cur
ry, Josoplilne, Jackson, Klamath
and Lake Counties in Oregon and
the northern half of Del Norte Coun
ty In California. C. P. Van Houtto,
the new Buperirntendent of this dis
trict, hna arrived In Kugeno from
Walla Walla tt take charge of
affairs. Ho will start In a few days
on n trip of Inspection over tho
counties mentioned.
The making of headquurters In
Kugono for this big territory means
tho removal huro of a largo clerical
forco, besides llnomen nnd others
employed in different departments
of the work. It Is probable that
tho company will erect a largo build
ing of Its own hero. At present a
two-story business building Is rented
by tho company,
Last October H. 1. IIovc of Jlnrt
lord, Conn., lost n ?10 hill while
' doing some work nround a largo es
tate In that city. A Bhort tlmo ago
Patrick (leoghan, whllo raking up
fome leaves, found tho money nnd
returned It to Its owner. The bill
wan In good condition.
lack Weld, who lives on p farm
near Atchison, Kansas, uses pics as
a calendar. Ho eats ono hnir n plo
dally and tolls tho day of tho wook
bv tho number of nles left. Ho
doeB not carry n watch and tells the
tlmo of day solely by the position
of the sun.
To win the value of a calf,
$cr, John Gross, a farm hand of
Cnsco, Wise, carried the animal,
weighing 122 pounds, two miles
without putting It down. Ills em
ployer told him that he could hnve
tho calf If he accomplished tho feat
In tho wild (lower garden of Mrs.
Mary I). Vcnvlo and Miss Kiiinia M.
Davis, at Ilelfast, .Maine, is an old
fashioned peony which waB given to
their mother llfty-ono years ago. It
bun more thnn forty buds and bios
noiiiH on It nnd a largo number of
tlpn have been taken from It.
One of tho most peculiar nets of
lieiHtvolence known of late was that
cf a man In Wheeling who offered
his crippled leg for tho benefit of the
victims of the elevator lire In Iluf-
falo who needed skin for grafting
purposes. He explained his leg was
no good to him nnd might' do good
to thorn.
Tho family of nlno children of P.
M. Coons of Canton, Kansas, all to
gether measure more thnn flfty-threo
Teot high nnd weigh almost a ton.
The nine children weigh on an nver
igo 203 pounds each, and their uvor
ugo height- Ih live feet ten inches.
Four sous average six feet one Inch
In height and weigh on nu average
243 pounds each. Mr. Coons weighs
only inn pounds and his wife only
3 40 pounds.
They aro complaining of n back
ward season In Carnegie, Peiin,,
where a lightning bolt ran down the
chimney to tho kitchen range and
looked tho steak and then went off
without doing the family wash and
hanging out the clothes.
K. T. Hvans. a laborer of Scran
ton, Pa re f u boh to claim a fortune
or 1,0(I0,000 left 111 in by his father
In Wales, because ho has never for
;lvon his parent for refusing to per
mit him to danco.
I
YAIUKTIKM.
There aro 3,87(1,190 Chrlstlnns In
I n 'Hi' In n population or :iir,i:i2,S17.
Chicago Is to have a training school
for suffragist speakers.
ICIeetrlcally driven wine proHHOB
an; coming Into use In Franco.
Kxtenslvo deposits of high grndo
coal have been discovered In south
ern Nigeria.
(I. A. Kick or Reading. Pa., has
a r,0-acro rami ror 20.000 chickens.
Ohio produced moro than 12 per
the
represent. Tho pyramids, tho mystic
Hphlnx, tail palm trees outlined
against the night sky, a train or
camels stopping to drink from tho
river Nile nil aro represented.
Pror. C. 11. Davenport, who has
carried on extensive work In eugen
ics, soya: "A curlouB nntlpathy Ib
thut of rod-haired perBons or op
posite box for each other. Among
thousands or mntlngs I hnvo round
only two cases where botn IiUBlmnd
and wire were red-halrcd."
font of tlin nottery mndo In
Pnltcd States last year. 1 T"o employes or tho Treasury De-
Last year the Pennsylvania rail- pnrtment or the United States gov
roiwl carried 101,7.rr,,05l passengers eminent number more than 11,000
with only four fatalities. persons
The original forests of tho United
tltnteB contained timber In quantity
and variety rnr exceeding that round
I nw aiifiittvw
received by A. T.
of 11K8T flour
HA1XKN today.
Llbby COAL. The kind YOU have
ALWAYS USKI). Phono 72. Pacific
Livery and Trnnsfer Company.
on any similar tract in tho world.
The administration olllce or North'
wer.tem University, undertaking to
prove in dollars and cents the
vnluo or u university education, finds
It to ho nproxlniatoly $2.r,00(),
(lorninn builder have announced
that they will place on the market
nu oil burning engine of-tho marine
typo thnt will develop Tour tiuiiiniind
horse power with a single cylinder,
A concrete keg. said to bo almost
indestructible, has buei) patented by
a Wisconsin Inventor. I
A Chicago nrtlst has discovered ,
that he can satlrclorlly mix paints ,
at. night by wearing violet tinted j
Bpeetneles. '
A (Sernian scientist has produced
coal from several mibutancen by sub
mitting them to Intense heat under
pressuro. j
PI ION K your order,
CORVALLIS. Ore., Oct. 9. Tho
College hen that attracted world-wide
notice by laying 99 eggs In 100 days
has broken tho world's record of 282
eggs In a year by having laid 2811
eggs nine days before tho year ex
pired. Since September 1G sho has
laid an egg every day 'and tho pros
pects aro that she will continue to
do so to tho end of tho yoar for which
the record Is kept. And other hens
In the'samo (lock may equal her rec
ord boforo tho end or the laying year.
Tho highest egg record In the Uni
ted States previously recorded was
made by a lion at tho Missouri Stn
tlon thnt laid 281 eggs In one year.
The previous world's record was made
at Ontario Agricultural Station. Tho
world's record now held by tho Ore
gon station was made by the Oregon
Station hen No. C-filJt as sho was
kept In a riock with r.O others. This
is not an Isolated case or good laying,
as the record or tho entire llock gives
strong evidence that the capacity or
tho American hen can bo greatly In
creased by propor breeding. One or
theso hens has laid 271 oggB and an
other full Bister 204 and they have
more than u month each In which to
llnlifli tho year's record.
In discussing tho excellent show
ing made by tho College llock, Prof.
Drydon ascribes tho good results to
tho breeding of the hen, to tho con
stitutional vigor that undoubtedly
came from crossing, nnd to good feed
ing nnd housing.
"What breed Is she? The only an
swer to that question Is that she Is
nu egg breed," said Professor Dry
den. "Sho was bred from a strain
of good layers and this Is tho encour-
nglng feuturo or tho record. Wo have
her ancestry for several years. Her
dam was the product of crossing a
llnrred Plymouth Rock nnd White
Leghorn. Her slro was a son or her
dam and n Whlto Leghorn male that
Iras produced n groat number or good
layers. Sho Is, therefore, a product
or Inbred good lnyers or different
breeds,"
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No. 5. ClIATKAU lie CIIA.MItOltD
ic,9PyBt 1913, by The Mentor Association, Inc.
tho Arabian Nights
NOSE
FROM
GOLD OH CATARRH. OPEN AT ONCE
My Cleansing, Healing Italiu Instantly
Clears Nose, Head anil Throat
Ntops Nasty ('alariliiil Discharges.
Dull Headaches Cues.
Try "Kly's Crenin Halm."
(let a small bottle anyway, Just
to try It Apply a little In the nos
trils and Instantly your clogged nose
unci Btopped-up air passages of the
head will open; you will breathe
freely; dullness and headache disap
pear. Hy morning! tho catarrh, cold-lu-huad
or catarrhal soro throat will
be gone.
Knd such misery now! (let the
mull bottle of "Kly'a Cream Halm"
N the park of tho chateau,, near
tno iiauks ,or tho Loire, great
ragged trees reach out across tho
rky, cutting off tho light of the
flora, 't is midnight. Indistinctly
from tho direction of the chateau
eoiuo.H a baying of deerhounds. If
, passes overhead through the mid
dle air, with trampling and the
Mined of horns, then dies away In
tli- d tourney, 'ho ghost of Tibault
de CliHiiipatjue, jQrst liorodttary
Count lltotw, a black'hunter followed
by black dogn, u chasing tho 'fctfig.
Kneli midnight, so thu people ot
that country tiny, thu grim old
baron rides by with u full pack,
Count Tibault had a castle there
by tho Loire, and for centuries hU
descendants used It as a hunting
resort. In 1397 It passed Into tho
nands of Louis d'Orleans. Francis I,
a king or tho houso or Orleans,
who knew tho abandoned structure
in his boyhood, developed In tho
country round this ciiBtlo his well
known passion ror tho chase, and
that Ib why ho chose the ruined
leudal stronghold in tho heart of
at any drug store. This sweet, frn
grant halm dissolves by the heat or
the nostrils; penetrates nnd heals the
ill! allied, swollen iiininhrnne which I
Hues the nose, head and throat, clears B-ent forest ror tho alto or his
tho air passages; kiops nasty dls-M'al palace, when ho might havo
charges and a feeling of cleansing, l,"t " any ono of a hundred lovely
soothing relief comes linnidlately. i spots not far away along tno Loire.
Don't lay awake tonight strugullni: ! Tho king's tnste did not nlenso
ror breath, with head stuffed, nos-1 his courtiers, who wero less fond
of hunting nnd solitude. They would
;i.nvo preierreu a targe city, or at
least some fertile valley nearby.
Chuinbord was a palaco In the wild
erness, it could not bo seen from
i distance, and the view from Its
windows was only a dreary wood.
The building haw been described as
for breath, with head stuffed, nos-1
trlls closed, hawking and blowing.
ratarrh or a com, wltli its running
nose, foul mucous dropping Into the
throat, and raw dryness is distressing
but truly needless.
Put your faith Just once - in
"ICiy's freniii Halm" nnd your cold
or catarrh will study disappear.
n dream from
come true.
Louis XIV made many alterations
in tno ciiateau. Ho ordered .Mansart
to construct rooms enough for the
accommountlon of a largo court, and
the nrciiitect, nrter racking his
nraluB over tho problem, cut up the
roor for projecting windows In that
style which has clnco become known
as the Munsnrd roof. The principal
door pf the court Is also Jlanuart's
work. '
In 1793 tho revolutionist sold
ev.orythjng of value that could bo
moved from the chateau, and Gham
boirt wn stripped of Its glory In a
low days, U has never been com
pletely restored. Tnough by no
moans a ruin today, the chateau
Buffer for lack of tho mngnlilcont
furnUhlngB for which It was origi
nally designed.
Every day a different human In
terest story will appear in The
Times. You can get a beautiful In
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with five others, equally attractive.
7 by 9j Inches In size, with this
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of the week. Readers of Tho TimeB
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Literature, History, Science, and
Travel, and own exquisite pictures.
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It's a Remington-UMC idea that steel lin.
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