THE OREGOir DAILY JOURNAL, FUKT LAND. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 12. 1017.
' AN INDEPENDENT" NEWSPAPER
Kb
. Pebliaher
C S. IACK.SOK ..-.' . .'
jlibiiihed na day, afterBooa sad moraine"
more-breaking' of tne Tea" Command-' I prohibition would carry below Ma
meats in the cantonments than there! sou and Dixon's line iu states thai
is In an ordinary city. - V I would be quite certain td , reject
The soldiers . ar isolated from the I suffrage. It is not impossible that
rest of the community, conspicuous I the prohibition 'amendment may be
and unscreened. Everybody i watch- ivrapuy aaoptea u, u is. sunmauea
ecpt ganday aitaraooa) at The Joeroai Bmfc.
Ing. Broadway u4 Samhill atreete. fortlesd,
troa. - . - ' - -
Entered at the poatof f lee a Portland. .Or, fat
-, tnuralarios tarooah the taH at haaead
matter. -. ? -".( ' :
TELEPHONES Mala 178: BaV'sMl.
AU dvarunita reached by i theee :wuabere.
I'eH tlie oprtor what- department-y waat.
VOKK1GN ADVEHT181NO REPRESENT ATITJB
., Bonjimis A ken Loot Co., Brumwlek BuUdinc,
,. 22S tilth ate Sew T oik, 1218 People a 6a
Bttildina. Chicago. ' '
Sabocrtotiim teraws by mail, or te ear nkireee ia
tea United htatee cr Ataxic:
: DAILY (MOBNINO OB AtEKSfOO!fl ,
Ooa yeas..,., .15.00 One month,. . . .JO
SUNDAY - fc,
Ona year.. 13.50 ( One month... .25
DAILY MORNING OB AFTEBNOON) AJD
'SCNDAY
On rear.. . . .. .17.60 1 One montb. . . . .$ .45
ing .lheav and gossiping about them.
Mrs. Orundy spies upon ? them - with:
her iseterest eye. x :Their slips; are
made publicly, -while- the rest. of. us
can i hide when we sin. '
So the air is full, of stories; about
the f soldiers, ? what terrible cases
they are, how, dangerous it is for
iney are, now, aaugerous It is lori "" - " . ? , . I was Fnufeia Marion Lewie, and thti ewees km words la leegth aaa aw be
unprlwomen to ,lo .1 T
U mPV--: -My father. P. R. Lawla. can tto mm pubUahod be ehonkl ao ataaa.)
It is fit and proper to throw every I" ."r""" , f w I . . said. -Ha wU tn thai - ,
afeguard unde btS because ?4 Captain Enurt and
theyv are peculiarly beset by, some -f"". i?" w"r."on t;
Untimely Politics .
Drc 10. To tha Editor of
BofmmViZ often voiced wUa ? W81 t0 ; mlrBt -' to Kbr. Fathw Tha Jouraalntha Oraconian U
Kinas OI women. Tnere IS anotner v nn Uou imi, uri ih. wi... 1 camber 4 R. M. Tuttla haa an arUcla In
kind that loses reason ' at sight ; of
uniform. ; It is discretioa to take
., . laora from bia donation land claim tolwblca nappuy mantlona t&a fact that
There - are SUggesUOOS,! noweven I . tw hM tt, I Im ia loraL and th&t tha RaDubUa&na
such measures as General Green ap- 11141 snoula DC made toucning next fAtber'a natlva city, LoulavUla, Ky only ara aupporUnc tba vovenunant loyally,
plied s an Offset to the traps laid 7Wa program, A lump 'sum of thay apellad.lt u t apau oar bum, all tra Amcrieans ara, and ahould
for unwary feet In. Seattle and to bout half a million dollars is to 11. ao that It waa naraad IwivUl, Mr. Uincoln never mada a remark
surround cantonments -and camps " " ; . consiaeraoie sum -'rT?"V , "V, -k, .V " ,k,.
with every precaution. , i V "l' -IW:?, "me8' H vair nd 1"" , Ji ,1 1 r o7 w: untrr Hr-c
- But i there is little reliability vinf J?6 J57. JSWaJ2Z to IC Thay wanted to coma u make It rtghUV Then a crooodUS tear
tales of unrestrained excesses by the i09 "".J, and many other; drives LowlavUle but soma of the old settlers tor the men whom the praaident does
boyr ia khaki. They are like the tnat are taxing the resources of Uie around here triad to hold them -up tor not appoint to do the bualneaa of the
stortps villa ff e-(Mi.in invent ahnnt Ppopl- . It is - a sum that becomes rlglit of way, ao the road paaaed Lewie- aovortimenL From a poUUcal stand
it?! "rL BJ5l 5ht larger by comparison when WO look vUie by and that aatUed Ita fata. It la Polnt,.aa Mr. .TutUa aeema to view the
r,.'fMrr".'v,f . ""ZT:;; I mmm thm r AtlentlA aiH.raH th.tla rood alta r a city but the ahort- aituatlon. a preeldent would aeem weaa
. wTTii a - -i J k " n nobody knows to what extent money inUdnM aome of.the well-to-do lha would appoint hla political oppo
Wished. but he doen t Wish, . no. 7 no7"..T WB' money I mmunA Kar- uni Kienta to DoaiUona where they could cruci-
i ' No ladder proof can ba cWan by a man
ttt bia own ttttleneaa than diabaliaf in great
man. Tuouaa Carlyla.
Tht R.m.nv -nH . in h,.. sacrificed before we see the end of
superiority of numbers on the bat- 'f cofli.ct- -' - ,
iHj onw. mat Americans in aciuaM " iMtiflable in war time Bu I 'rm' . 0ur word -farm.- Itlf. come. u i. only neceeaary to caat back orer
danger from invasion by the kaiser fi1' S .J "MB": the old Anlo-Saxonword feorm. the Uat 40 yearat7acertaln the atatua
anr! that thl ennntrr miiat niHnar I there IS Complaint, wnetner tTUS Of I n,uni., in I . . , .win..
AgainsT such an. eventuality was sol-jjn tnai inere nas Deen some alunda were let by their, owners aubject I neclected. in resard to what Mr. Booee-
emnly declared on the floor of the 1 roiU unaing. i is awerw 1 1 to ui conaiuon that tne tenant ahouidJ velt, no lonser a fatlah. might or nilcht
senate by Senator Reed of Missouri I that a considerable sum , of rpad I supply the owner entertainment when he I not hare dona as a ahlpbullder. it la on
vfciarriav Tt i a afatomant . at I money has been spent on . a very I traTftlad that way. The old Doomsday a par with -of all sad words of tongue
,7 "7- f-.-leiDensive VlsU house. It is in- of the time of WUUamvtha Con- or pen. the aaddeat ara thee: It mi-ht
M'
THE ANXIOUS "SWISS
ORB and more the interest and
momentum of the war concenr
"trate upon the western fronL
The, British advance in Palestine is
interesting hut only of m!nort conse-
quence just now. The Italian situa
tion has resolved itself into the ,ex-
' pected deadlock. Russia has for
saken her friends and seeks to make
terms "with the common foe. , All
.' agree ! that ihe war will be decided
along the line between 'Prance and
Germany, a line which runs dlag
onaJIy through Belgium and .rests on
- the. sea coast near OstemLh
Switzerland is touched by the war
' on both north and south. Between
. the Italian and the French fronts it
v is squeezed like a hutt in the grip
of a pair of giant crackers. The
growing tendency of the war :1m-
pulse . Is to burst the barriers of
Swiss neutrality and overflow that
' ""small but martial cduntry. ' The
Bwiss . stand ready to defend them
selves. Their army is brave and well
equipped, but it is not" veryE largo
The Prussian hordes could sweep it
. away if they chose to d so.
' The Swiss live in constant fear
- that either the Germans or the
French will seize upon" thelfterri-
. lory on account of Us trategie Im
portance and make it a center of op-
erations. This is the "reason why
.they have besought the United States
to reassure them on the subject of
their neutrality. Our government telfe
them that we shall respect their
. neutrality as longjis the enemy does,
ana mat is au tney can nop ror.
- The inference is that - if the Ger-
"mans' Invade Switzerland a . counter-
' balancing movement will be made by
the -allies. It may be that the great
battle which "ends the war will be
,, fought under the shadow , of the
Juhgfrau. - Or t perhaps 'Sovereign
X Blanc," as Coleridge called .the great
Genevese mountain, w'ili "rear his
bald and awful head" above the field
. of Armageddon. It is ah evil world
for. small and helpless nations these
aays. V
to the states. -v - T.
JOURNAL MAN
ABROAD ';-v'r";r
By Fred LKckley.
KILL THE GOSSIP - -
I
A week or two aro I drove thraua-h
Polk and iJenton counties. X stopped
proeperoua looklnr farm house and
Horses ran away. -Boys rathered and
threw atones at him and finally 'the
watchman was called out to arrest him.
The elans; of today becomee the lan
ruare" of tomorrow. Today we accept I
without Queatlon beliefs of the Populists
which we sneered at za years aao. And
ao the world. Jora on, mo vine ateadUy
towards, better things.. " -
COMMENT AND NEWS IN; BRIEF
: Letters From the People
T IS announced that John B. Yeon 1 aaked the proprietor how far it u t
TV ill tAfuuuuo . mum . i uwuihwhu w 1 a. m j saw j t n ue oiil wn i . - . n . - .
Multnomah r30nntT another vear. I there la left of it." he anawered.' Wei cubiwikn o uu airiiiMt aAaaia a. writ.
It fa welL Mr. Yeon'a enthusiasm I Ie,i ,nu H ana Be tokl me hla name I " "r mt imm pmmr. aaoM aut
Yeon,
- SMALL CHANGE
Tea ahopping Aaya to CVriatmaa.
Thrift la a habit. Now U tba time to
get the habit. m ,- , , . w ; -
. Take care of the pennies and the thrift
stamps will take care of, themeelvea. .
1 And Just by way- of a reminder, are
you keeping the faith with your food
pledset ,-
The news is that diamooda are get.
tins; eearoe. We should worry, with a
boa of the black kind In the basemeac
' Henry Ford aaya the trouble with the
railroads la that the rails and the cars
are too heavy. Doubtless Mr. Ford be
lieves that la also the trouble with some
automobUea.-
. a e
f "Ood never made anything more beau
tiful than a sincere woman In a Red
Croaa uniform, " asserts Editor Letter of
the La Grande Observer, opening an
editorial under the caption. -Red Croaa
Anseia." Which nobody, can deny.
OREGON SIDELIGHTS
Burna barbers have raised tha price
of a hair cat to 4 oenie. . ...
The servloe flax of the Roseburc ftre
dcDartment haa J uat been hung out. It
baa six stars. . . . .
The great war, aa occlnetly sumrriar
laed by the Harrtaburg Bulletin: -More
than half or the world ia ensaxea in
rounding up the greatest outlaw la all
history. :
About sJV that staada in the way of
free maQ delivery at Bend. It appears, la
the Bumbertna; of houses and the pro
viding of boxee tn accordance with Uncle
Bam a postal requirements.
Political note in the- Greeham Out
took: -In abouV five years there will
be an election in Oreeroa Mb which the
candidate who aald farewell to a leg ia
France will run ahead of . the leiiows
who remained in America 'and bourht
a 'Home. Sweet Home' motto to adorn
the Wallace. pea of his noma."
NEW RAILWAY METHOD DEMANDED
Ragtag! and Bobtail
Sterlew rreen Everywhere
- ITe IMa eataaaa all raadeea af The Joaraal
are aartaad tm eoatrUxM rvriul - -
atery. ia vena or ta tAkieaDaical eaaarrataie
er atriaias eaetatieoa. roa aay aoarea. . Coa
trstaiUaoa a aiaaaUuaal aaartt will se aaai tar
at the edStara, eiawaaal .
and men of this country must be
people around here killed the town.'
e . e e I fy htm politically. Fortunately the pub-
.In. traveling through the country one I lio does not consider politics tn tba proa
Is Impressed with the fact that much of I ent war. Aa to the nertected ship bulld-
our avaryaay apeech originated on the I ins talent overlooked by the president,
that it seems hard to believe.' But JjgAJSg ttT JSl rririTX "u Tlot noceary to o over the
in view Of late lightning Changes nex fears lW? if, IvS was caUed blanche ferme. or white Columbia river be to ascertain what
in Europe, Who knows? Parks along the Columbia highway, money., aa silver was .called. The -title tho Deflected talent haa done for our be-
TDere IS no way to know tne train l-waa eventually shortened to -f erma . I loved and loyal Orecon. Aa to ahlp-
; O.N, HIS LAST TRAIL I about these matters except by deli-1 evantuauy the place rented, aa weu aal buUdlng. and the material, we have au
nlta and exact , rjiinlln acaountins: I muvuj, uwwa as i ana more uu can oa properiy duwn
NEWyilanath aavs; from the roadmaster'a office. In I-". iaieroiTa.opa w our now. injecunc petty pouuca ana -c-
" . I z " 7 . . J I nraannr urm. "rarm." I . i 4.. . ,v. tlma in
Butte. Mont, Dec H-OJ. P.) that office ' there is - a clerical andl' ' . . .r , . " :.7:r 7.
8am Blods-ett. who fought with I other force that, at a cost Of about In the olden daya they did not have I .T7. " ..r7 .1 ...T' luT.
... Vlt rmmnn. la dead here I a, , uvv -v...tj i.. 1 . . ... . . uw (ri wuiiu, u,u.( .
.r.K.T;.M veira. H. was "JV.. . .ur. m'.u,u :-.ZJ.::..r"Tl I to hold up the hands of the ror.rnm.nt.
lr.Z' ,Zm aAr n.n battle wim litue trouoie arne w give uie I T" r!zrrT ..... . I ahould be dlacouraxed. Mr. TutUe
riSf. r"-- VkV t i Iv public a comolelo aocountintr of iuuiija mo. to be aufferina- poUUcally. in a atau
river and' for year. was. one of the what has been spent and how. next f-"
. . , uiiiiii tn tha I ..-- . ...i. i. . v. I mm uiao m. aai(au i I mnMniwnM from eonstable to TJnl-
oen anuwu aT" iicaj a avpivriauuu is aw uo lcub. i Tns word -fee. lfaalf mmii frnm trial J . .
. ii. ji.j i. ytrmmm ? I . .. . ., I wwru tee, .tseit, comee) irom uie I taw, e,.... u.atn. aava and eseeot Sen
n unu m. . nrn a p.nnnu wnnin murriv i !, v I . ... xxrv . . i . . w.
west.
any consequence, from cona table to TJni-
. akaia, vwiuaa urvut wai.i D....- rA AvMnr Han.
v nrm a lawver sneajes or ma i . . w.i..i
"Ha was with Custer." Me was i a growing unrest relative to exnendl-1 fee. ha really is aolna- back to the old T.T.V . . .
"one of the best known government tures of road funds. It Is not in I Anglo-Saxon daya whan catUe were jv. to enter into hie
onAiita in hA wmL" . I aiisniAUin " or In darkllna' surmlae of I usea in payment or aeDto and aa a me- I v. - i.t.iat to Mm ta
To have been "with Custer" and anything wrong or improper that I .77" ' . .1 I know that Generals Grant. Sherman.
"one of the best- known government this suggestion is made. It Is a bur tJUe "eeaulre' blrkaback to those RocrM. n.d , MeCl110- ffj
scouts in the west" was ParUcipa- kJnd . and frank proposal to the
tion in the great romance of Amer- masters ornce or a way to estabiun -.cutifar." a ahieid bearer, which comes KT" " "JT raniT werTaara
ica. The great story of it all has a more satisfactory relation with I from -scutum.- a shield, and -fero,- I iotrata.
never been written. the publio and to do greater JuatJoo J bear. The French oormpted the word lt lltte wo,, that one of old
It was the irrepressible conflict ox and credit to tne roaam asters ad-1 sceuier- w esoujer. xrom wmcn vi uM to v. doiirarod from his friend a
i 4k. m..l..t mlnlitMlAii nt Ma4 'nTvia I Set OUT WOfd eSQUlre. Li.. V. .v.. a. n. vnn
Our word "field" -oomea from the I , o,, utaratnre aeema
out of place at this particular time.
the races. It began on the greatest ministration oi roaa runos. I " Ii TTf - I The Bible says he that ia not ror you
scale, in history when the tiny cara- The. budget system in government -Z"iZ word.i -Hinai u "Llnt T0U-
:.-T ..V..i -,11 w.w.nrl ta nrvor nnlvareallv M'nrnlfMl .a the Anf1O7SX0? Wora .1L.. rg1nal of TUce at this pe
vets ui wiuuuitAs, . -1 meamnx or. toe wora -naid waa an I - mmt vr - PATXE.
uouuticBH ik va uotuuj . i ""'j f , -j k" opaa spatoe wnere trees nave oeen
pale skinned people to submerge Vie cable in road matters as in any felled. Durlns the Boer war we heard
fiittln Bulls and the Crazy Horsen other case of publio expenditure. It
as a means of -spreading civilization. I increases the confidence of that pub-
At any rate, inch by .inch, mile by Tln,f JS?iie 9 jnoneT Ior
mile, the red man was crowded '"" ""T'
his broad domain and out, or me
ha hut Mitniul . for acanara-
USUU P . I .l,.,tn- 4V.-4 .MnM .!. -...V IJ1. I .1
Hons, to make room for. frontier 7""" sraaary
nontes and the oncoming .tide of as clsculate nd reUeve the word -
TkenloMfl Traffie la "Chances'
a good deal about tha -veldt" of South I Ywti. rwi 11 To the Editor of
Africa. That ia merely a corruption of I The Journal I am in full sympathy
our word -field." and oomea from the I with everythlna Deina dona to sustain
Anglo-Saxon "fold." When the our national administration aa
Such v a 1 course adopted ' by the
roadmasters offloe would create a
road work of gossip and accusation. I ;
an ally of
era attend - tha meeUna of the tha antante nowerS in cruahlnsr tha moat
tTAh-e they probably do not realise that I dcanUe and barbaroua deapotlam of tha
the : word trance orlainaJly -meant a I aarea. and to make democracy safe any-
'and , cornea from the Latin I where In the world. V also believe tha
graaum,- meaning grain. I Red . Cross movement to be baaed on a
Christian benevolence worthy of our
vne neea oniy try to reaa tnaucer to I , . ..urv mrni.
white settlements.
-v- - IV a w vr
we assure ouraeiyca Mia. . awe now otir jaaroaci nas cnansea in i nt m, m!htT mmtaht oroloct. The
white man's . schoolhouse was bet- " . 7. f. . .".Vi w Vw. tt " rT hundredyeara. Nowaday, t cause to which we have
ter for the continent than the red ' i Vra-V.lV W . OI ""JlTZ?"111'. avoted all we are and have aa a nation
man's -tepee and tomahawk. We. Btete.uncii of defense to .pass upon a -Jf1111 lt, w" forbid, the employment of any means
arirue that the white man's church war relief agencies, the -value Of rooni- iareavioom in the house, morally troeaaoivable. . An artemoon last
!nf hlnit, J ,m of the land uch a bureau is easily seen. The T!? thrd;1W '"?eJt- toVfr weekiient in the baaaar then being held
f"!.11??.1 J- functions Of such ran authority to b?5w6n.tw? In our dTty in behalf of the Red Cross
than
rjetter ana nigner vjv credential or discredit proposed re- pU: faaiiy this was the "ed-.," veaied much that could oftly be I "Sea how Urht
the red man's hunting knifv e"' ?L . ZTZZ:. rneaning tha edte of the property. We commended. But of one feature that 1 makes a bird's feai
-. .New Tork, Dec. IX- (L N. R) One
anifled railroad system tying tocatber
all part, of the country ia the outstand
ing: need of the United States, according
to Henry Ford, in hia Interview in the
Kew York Evening Mail. Tha Detroit
manufacturer points out that 1ile.1 of
a unified system wa have -hundreds of
railroad companies, each looking after
itself or trying- to set the beet of Its
Belg-hbora." After assorting that a new
motto "Servtoe" must be adopted by
the railroads. Mr. Ford aaya:
"The railroad situation ia like a man
who haa been ao bually engaged for St
years In working on tha modal of a new
invention that he does not aee what ta
going on, ' Now ha looks tip only to find
that hla modal Is out of data and not
food enough.
"Through the proxy system, octroi of
our railroads haa passed largely to" the
bank era living ia New York and other
large cities. These banker managers
are like a factory owner who alta the
whole time in his offloe without ever
going Into the ahop to sea how tha work
la being- dona.
"These bankers ara busy In their of
Aces, with stock a, bonds, comni lesions
and syndicate arrang-ernents but who
aver aaw them go to a point of oong-ea
tion or railroad trouble to aee what waa
tha matter with their railroad f
e e e ,
"Transportation, like agriculture and
manufacture, la a baaie industry. Rail
road management requires technically
trained men who know how to run
englnee, machines, dig tunaela and de
sign better equipment.
"For tha last decade railroad presi
dents axM even operating officials have
been talking like their banker mana
gers about Increases ta freight rates and
security values, tn stead of devotlna
thelr thoughts and energies to eliminat
ing' waste and Improving- equipment.
The freight car weighs aa much as
tha load it carries. Generally it travels
two thirds full and oomea back empty.
"Passenger trains welg-h SO to 1M
times aa much aa tha paaaengari la
them, A Pullman ear welghins (0,000
to 10,009 pounde averagse leas than 2000
pounds of passenger load.
"Heavy cara require heavy engines,
mora coeu. Heavier bridges, greater
trains in starting; and stopping-.
result to Increased waste and deprecia
tion.
"Four fifths of a railroad's work today
la hauling dead weight of Ita owa waste
fully heavy engines and cara. This ia
why railroad presidents have such a
bard time to figure out freight and pas
senger rates high enough oa tha SO per
cent of live load to oover tha cost of
hauling' this enormous dead weight of
SO per cent of dead weight around, . . .
"Who would carry home U pounds of
nour ta a lso-pouad market basket r
terlala which, with heat treatment,
make steel of HA 000 or 200,000 pounds
teneUe . strength : instead of ,000
pound a, and then the weight can be cut
down proportionately. Alloy steels of
high tensile strength cut dowa tha
weight of tha truck and automobile.
. - e e e
4 A aew motto 'Service' must - be
adopted by the raUroada.
Constantly appealing1 for IB per cent
Increases to protect stocks and bonds
dose not aolve our transportation prob
lem.
"America la a land of great dlatanoee.
and cheap, easy traveling- and efficient.
inexpensive freight service are aeceead
tlea. Our greatest aasst la our market
of lfO.000.000 people.
"To make ona modal In great quanti
ties la tha beat way to manufacture.
Such standardised manufacture for a
broad market raakee possible high
wages, low prioee to tha oonsumer and
prosperous industry.
"High freight rates ara a barrier to
standardised industries producing- for a
wide market.
"It costs hardly ona dollar's worth of
eoairnora to run a passenger train with
Its seats filled than half empty. To gat
mora revenue the banker mind triea to
raise rates. The new spirit of eervtoe
reduoee the rates and permits the great
numbers of people to ride and thereby
Increases Its earnlncs.
- Servloe at low prices brings out the
paying power of the mUtlona.
a a a
"By a wrong rata policy in the past
railroad, have helped eongast popula
tion in great terminal cities. This may
pay bia; dlvldenda, but honking--men and
industries ta great cltiee doaa not make
a healthy nation.
"Ia zaany a actions we. have two roads
where there ought to be but one. In
other pieces there is open land without
railroad a.
"Population should be more evenly
distributed over our land. Wa must
unify our railroads into a single national
ajBlaia -whoee first purpose ia to give
transportation service.
"Bookkeeping' cannot solve this prob
lem, A management with a national
policy that know, what it wants., that
can make steel.' run engines, dig tunnel a.
that can keep tha people's Interest be
fore local or personal Interests. Is what
- "From Postmaa Is Millionaire ' - " '
OECRETART BAKER wired aa ex-
poetmao a man who carried tha tan '
bag- oa the streets of Cleveland for eight
year to come to WahLne-toa, : says
Samuel Crowther. ta LeeUe'a
. -Can you see to. it that tha array geta
all the motor trucks it can use" aaked
the secretary' '
"Yea," replied the ' postman, "but. ' X
won't do any work myself."
- That waa In August. In it hours he .
had wound up hla personal affairs and
within IS days had founded an office and
a nation-wide organ laaUcn. Wa ara now ;
getting- three-ton amy motor trucks at
the rate of a dosea aa hour. . - - .
The name of the ex-peatman ia Chris
tian Girt an unforgetable name, lt ia '
the name of a man who does the Impos
sible in a quiet, sane, eminently poeslhls
way. Bringing: on a perfect hailstorm of
motor trucks is only an incident , ia his
career.
This man served roaD for eight years;
that waa 11 yeara ago. Before that ha
' I had been successively an ordained Metb-
vuww ctvraxraakn, a wtwr wjt wava
man, a street sweeper end a milkman.
Now he la 42. the preetdrnt of a IS&.000.
000 company of hla own creation, and
rich beyond any further desire. Add to
this hia health has always been frail.
that he earee nothing for money, doea
not measure success in terms of dollars
and hopes to die poor. There la tn epi
tome a career that goes several better
than any Horatio Alger aver conceived.
The Impeachment of Mayor .Gill is
proposed as another chapter in the
ufienviable history in 1 the - writing
. at Seattle. .Why impeach? Why not
recall? Is there so much sentiment
behind the Gill, system that a test
- through the recall is feared?.
'l WASTEFUL c -
T-iOR a nation which is likely to
I .H feel the need of human material
in the next few years we are
not taking the best care to keep ou
babies and their mothers alive, Julia
- Lathrop. a great authority on such
subjects, says that we ' might have
saved more than 800,000 babies-under
6 years old who perished last year.
We might also have saved a great
.many of J the 150,000 .mothers who
perished. -
These deaths are the direct conse-
- quence of economic causes. The
- mothers die for want of proper rest,
- medical care and food. The babies
die for want of mothering and clean
milk, with other less Important fae-
1 tors' to help out the fatal tale.
' We are too often Mrs. Jellybys.
We fix our eyes on something big
. and far away and forget about the
obvious duties at home.. A nation
' which permits Its babies and thel
mothers to perish needlessly ' may
flourish, for a time but Jt is dls-
v eased, at the core. Of., course, it is
not . too late . yet ; for us to reform in
this matter, but if reform, is delayed
it may be too. rate ere we are aware.
. It Is never too soon to begin, con-
.. serving our human resources.
. :.--,-; ;Jgf.';s-'-'v esaaaamsaaaaasjasjaaaaaeaawasaataa '
Respect Is -due the statement - of
" Henry Ford when he says the rail
roads don't know "what 2 alls their
- own transportation systems.' He
tsays the equipment : is .' too heavy.
that the ."freight car weighs as much
as the .load it carries1" and if lasually
travels - two tnirds ruir and comes
Jback' empty.' He says" '.'passenger
trains weigh 50 to 150 times . as much
' as . the passengers in 'them. He
. argues that steel of great strength
but much less in r weight; could be
r used to .reduce operating. cost. He
.,." has proven that he know something
- - aoouv earners. ,3 -
"Nature haa distributed alloy zoa-
and strong nature
tuouo lf-f ..mr.Bi. 1,1-vi- aaaawHal I t y"w oOHUnaoO! But OX ODO XeaiUTS uil a aire muwn ana ut ipnari
war dance and acres unused except " campaigns are mgniy eMentasi aay we hear. This oomea from "ear" and cannot he aald. I refer to tha fact that thread. It waa never intended that man
In the Chase or in conflict. . ""V Ul . e-iB"r Mrm vve ear you." m number of departmenU a ayatem of ' ahould make common steel of low tensile
AnH nut of this inevitable Struggle '"u. mun un 1 " - u u a aura yui ubid i gambling waa em ploy eo. "Chanoss". were . streng-tn.
v I MiiKlla aawsaa . r 17talTa aahs aaailia aa . ak..i.e. I AM BrAV-wr lnrtiawalmlta Savl-er an4 a-i a ei aa-ai fl I m m m a - . a a
icotite imd thehalf aSata bf resources whyl not- conserv. gift T lworU. The was employed in at least one place, and
scouts and tne. nau towi J 1 funds by PrevenUng dapilcatlon and old Enuh word wider- we now call boys and glrU bought chanoea thereon,
white against .red Crver the uncharted ffFJT eD" US PUuon ana w aay "where" ia place of AU of the Chance- schemes are forms of
reaches, of the wild free west.' . wastca cuory - . . "hwaer." Wa hava dropped the "h" gambling, which ia one of the flagrant
And it was 20 to one Dy wnicn vrtlTT4 ana called it Ting- instead of -hrlngr." vices which even the Chinese in our city
in the climax of this two-centuried 00 'ytJH UTMOST which was ita original form. "Hneoca" are prohibited from Indulging in, To
race conflict that the reds OUtntrm- wa now cu nck-'" In 11 would enhance the noble work of the Red Croee
k thi wWIp. totorifl rf-HB naUonal food admlnlstraUon. sound very odd If we said, -Hs gut it by such Uwlessness U not in harmony
Derea ine wnives ' ."vV,,. I has revised the well-worn mot- in the hneoca, where the chicken rot tha with the standard of morals of our coun-
rWge ,wheI? theT Tf , to, "Do your bit," and, to OUT Wa have dropped the "h" from try, to aay nothing- of Its bein a breach
tr fell. There Indian cunning waa w "' f laWn imDroved it In an ,n-tead of of the higher Uw. A million new testa-
at Its. best and its toll upon whit 01 TnoT hu u "Woax.- menu are being sent to our boys in tha
life most merciless. - Z .mVy ?1A .i' 1. W this connection it la Interesting- to cantonments to help them to etand firm
With ii companies of cavalry, 600 Jj.l aa 're 18 neeL?r remember that our word "lady" cornea on tha rock of principle and may tha.
m.n rnatPF was sent to the Little ' " vvo are w win uw-nir. mo from the old Ang-lo-Saxon word "lae-1 blessing" of Ood rest on our noble Ameri
m,en'.,. ,r. W..-.f . .".VfV I United States and every man Jack in I fire." meanlnx "bread-makar" or -bread-1 can Bible society In that grand work.
.T.J . "V ' ' 1 " J71I I It must do their Utmost to help I kneader " I Shall our boys and girls be drawn into
ri,;.T"::rC : Prorlde "munition, fuel, food and w. ar. weddid ?o tradition, but to ..T .T "
j.. .v.., . 1. . aw wora is foura- out UOQ
"Such railroad leadership must be pro
tected ag-elnst politics ahd wire pulling.
The benefits from such a policy will be
00 great that all the moneys that have
been put into the nflroada In aa honest
way can easily ha paid off,
e e
"To aupplemeot our railroad mj atom
we oaa build oonorete roads that will last
hundreds of yeara, with -- low upkeep
cbarg-ea. U
"In the country - St per ' cent of tha
road hauling- ia done tm to per cent of
tha highways. If this IS per cent of
tha roada ia rebuilt of concrete, tracks
and automobQee wCl take over much
of the short haul business and bring land
, and city nearer toa-ether.". .
' Tobacco In the Trenches
Roaa pin it bare is tha da. oat.
asclae bm Slack Quail a.
S nae to aay ta a smarm way
Tbare'a aotblat tika Nldirtaaa: -
There' aotaias like McArtaas, sty aaya, k
Be a pIp-M er aalpaa er dean:
Se ha sore that a biose
Uas plasty to aaoae
II yee west hia ta Ocht jomt wars.
Bobart W. Sarvtea
Bring oh Your Abduetors
H. D. Croaa. national field secretary
of tha Boy Scout org-an'satlon. told thla '
story in connection with a recent ad
dress which be deltvere-i tn Portland be
fore the Oregon Civic league:
"A man received a letter from a Black
Hand organisation, eayig. -Leave I&000
under the bridge or your wife will be
abducted.' When the Black Handera
went to the bridge., they found no money.
but there was a note -f -om the man :
Sorry I haven't flow tn give you but X
heartily favor the movement.' "
Mother's ' Pumpkin . Pie
resHBiaae. I raavmber,
la eaya as fees aane by.
Haw. aJoac ahoat Xe-reaber, y
Mather aaada real pans la aee.
Tha sisht befoee aha aaade H
waa vbea tha tna hacaa
Whaa 1 helped bar est tha peausua
late a bis Ua paa.
Aad thee freae early atevatat
at other eooked rt eatil aooa
Tha while 1 helped her atir H
with e sreat hts wuaa.a apeon,
Aed whae twaa eooked sows rich aad thick.
Te BMVke tt taate teal ate
She pot ta lota of a-asar , ,
Aad aha taV) at e tea eat real eufafc,
Aad rob Old BaMy'B Beat
Aad thee aha Wt aee beat t
Te atiz ia with the rear. '
Aad oh. what Oaky pie
htaee wrU lard ae aaawy white 1
aa hakad It la a does ee tiara sea
Till it waa erev-ead Jeat rlshk
Aad wees Thsehaslelns Day eeate
What hhat wlthaet aOayl
She let bm hate tha
' V
HOW TO BE HEALTH Yv
as Kttimiik an iai.cn 4Cuih, .v.. A- I .. . . . " , " . 1m 7" I wniie
but 20 to one was an Impossible " ' ' " . " " ".1 forbid, it la a corruption of true banev
EMOTIONAL DTSPEPSIA-A maa
and a warn an, supposed to be "aweet
hearta." had a violent quarrel. When It
was oysr aad the maa waa quietly at
home alone, ho waa seised with a fit
of vomiting, so deleterious had been the
affect of tha emotion upon his digestive
ayatsm.
Tha digestive organs are quickly tn-
fflueaced by emotional conditions. Paw-
low of Petrograd found that pleasant
sensations caused the flow of digestive
fluid in tha stomach, aa well aa of saliva
to tha mouth. Cannon of Boston found
I we stand to. lose the big game.
Ships and airplanes emerge, more
task for flesh and blood and Rain
in-the-Eace had , his . revenge. : Not
one
r-t 1
i.uni.t-r uvcu. i m... it,.,t ki.i. .v., t . I -I..- I wmcn n seuo,
. The chivalry of arms runs through 1 , ' v. w.7 ,r v.r" Almighty, who gave
4V nnT.,Anni. I vcro au WW UW UI UUIllucrB BUtll- I wMlh tn 44 Anr m.
against a vanishing race. But, the "'c r.-iTV- 7Cl k-.4 ' , ' r wonU m "
struggle is ended now and there are ;
ao uiu iiu .4 atmlnat tha TralaM- At arnlnr
more worg ror "tne nest Known i -r-n ,rr" ..rr1
scouts in the west
How to Treat the Soldier Boy
Portland. Dec. 10. Ti the Editor of
he food administration is . doing m"to m who.vnn " Tn Journal Frleada who aaked 'the
-4... , m ..Tr I Silas B. Howard : I know another man I writer to aooomoanv tham m a trin 4wr
So Sam Blodgett "who fought wlUl - T.. .r.." ' .v.', I Loa Angeles whose xama la R. F.I the Columbia highway yesterday also
Custer" is dead, and it was in a.X1. HaywarU. Both of these axe very aa- picked up three soldiers on Washington
OOorhouse that the gallant old Scout I , mlKn-iest to speed up the eon- I clent English names, coming from Sue-1 atreet. flllliig what would otherwise have
tr.A 4-n ibu-uouvo cuergica oi ue govern-1 sex j onginaiiy novtra ana iaywara i been vacant seats, and took them on the
The Journal has printed several
etters in which there seems to be
credible statement that many arti
sans are daily applying for employ
ment at Portland shipyards only to
be turned away. Senator Chamber
lain while here, wired the shipping I.
board that two or -three .times ; as
many wooden ships as are .now con
tracted ' could be built at - Portland
without interfering with' the gov
NOT SO
..-.. m. , -
'it,.: '
B . . rw- -
"TERHAPS. afters AlljViMirs o1rtl.r
f-fboys are not so erriljly 'Jnv-
v moral as some ; persons would
have us believe. , No dpubtsorrie of
them-have their frailties and ; short
comings. ; But men in ,c$j itfe have
frailties, -too, and their sWrtoomlngs
are painfully noticeab W Good au
thorities assure u thaithere is no
that fright and anger brought tba dl-
eustoma are constantly changing. When I IT. w-T .- .w" " . " ' i geetive movemenu of stomach and tn-
Quaea Eaixabeth introduced the custom .f JZK i taatlaea to a atandatiU. It la a com.
of tha Red
of the 260 wto'e-'wlthfna 'mort COnapiCUOUSly as the wvln. of aatln, with a fork one of England'. Jnimoral. Lat the tmpport
?r i2i charged with factors. Andre. Cheradame h1 Uvin?Tfrched. ?Tn.H C"- Chris
sr lived. I h. J ki.. k. i I which he aald. "It ia an Insult to thelio. .nii than w. rr..v ..:
were to be had In nmnben suffl-
be landed in -the. heart Of Mittel-1 rather bard to trace, yet when followed
and a sweeping rebellion I back to their origin they give a history
of the -times in which they originated.
The
Its
our army to tha camp and at the front.
J. H. I4KIPEB.
ment,
The government departments can
not do all alone. They' need your
help. - ' .
j experienoa to hava a dry mouth under
Christian benevo- ZT' '?JT '.'7.. ,yL77rZZ
lenoe. and then wa mav.aak and axnect " "" . . . 'ZJr
TT . . "r- soia expect . m-rvtot-nm- sat ertmlnala. Whaa a num
ber of people are suspected of one crime,
and tha guilty ona cannot ho ascertained
readily, all are given -consecrated" rice
to chaw, aad after a abort period thay
are made to aplt It out on tha leaf of
a aaored fig tree. Tha ma who a pita it
out dry ia adjudged guilty.
A woman from the country went to
Boston to consult a doctor about her
stomach, Tha next morning after aba
arrived aha waa given a teat meal, and
la aa hour tha gastric contents were
analysed. Net only waa it found that tha
test meal. waa still to her stomach, but
. COMING DOWN"
bota .meant nog warden." I same trio. It occurs to me that this
. During the sixteenth and seventeenth I practice might well be called to the at
centuries England had a court called the I ten tion of Portland automoblUsta, to tha
oourt of dens. Its duties ware to de-end that tha Sunday tlatts of soldiers
termlne disputes arising over tha com-1 from both American Lake and Venanu-
mon uas of tha wooded valea. or "dena." I ver may be made mora pleasant. It oaa ' Joining tha navy. - Thay will be ex
es thay ware called, to which hogs were I readily be oeen that ahould thla become rr"" at the local recruiting station
pastured. The hog wardens were to I a Portland custom ausctal trains like the w and nrobahlr leave for
part of her supper from the night before
waa there also. Inquiry elicited the fact
that the woman had brought her hus
band with her and be had taken the do
caaloa of being to the city to get glor
iously drunk, Tba woman's consequent
distress had entirely checked bar digest
ive procaaaaa. A later test, under nor
mal mental conditions proved her dig 00
Uoo to be normal.
A very gentle woman once aaw a hog
cut up for market aad the odor of the
animal greatly offended her senaea. A
physician who waa present told her that
aa that bog was. so war she. internally.
60 great waa tha stomach alckn.ee which
thla caused her. that aha had a'protraet-
O BMthe seas, yomr hoy's crows ap, ., '
Aad Btany yeara rolled by. - '
Sot he hoida ia rratetal Baramory - -i..-That
eaaee ef paanwla pea.
The nae have aadly tnaant ateee thee
Aad aaw we Haoeoriaa,
Aad ft Wa t tattnatis
Te Bmah real patapkht piaa.
Aad aa the eeoka they aaheUtate ,
fa aane is iroea a ua aaa.
Aad aottoeaeed sad aaochariBa
V
Bet I always ahaO 1
The daya that ha,e com by.
tone ahoot Meeaather
Mother aaada real pawreia pie,
- A hL B. .
L'aels Jeff Snow Sayi:
Wa ait shocked ahoot onoet In. tea
yeara by a preacher glttta' called by tba
Lord to stay with a laaa pulpit- and to
forego tha work la tha vineyard of a fat
I reckon it's that way with soma
college prof aaa ore. too.
Emotional dyspepsia la a term offered
by a physician aa a mora correct one,
for di scribing this eondnloa, than "ner
vous dyspepsia," which it la often called.
Whatever oaa'a worries aad . angers,
one ahould not take them to table. Even
great Joyful news would better wait unta
.the stomach ia eomewrat emptied, Tha
cultivation of asrenlty and of aa equable
dl.poeitloa . ia not only a - worthy. , aim
for ita own saka, but la aa easeatlal
measure to mahMatnlng, aa efficient di
gestion. ,
Tomorrow : KUToag Ftve Diseases.
Bee another etory. "How to Leva," foot
oolamn eight, this page. , . . .
tha
Cornelius, with the expectation of
PROHIBITION
1 1 fHE signs look favorable for ' the
PERSONAL MENTION
Goldeadale Judge Is Visitor
Judge William T. Darch of Ooldea-
RB' prices coming down? "ArelkM Ul hS" within their own dena lone last week from American Lake will Francisco tonight. They are K. W.
Mr Hoover's hamtn effort a "at na " ",5 rlrZ lu oecome increasingly popular. 1 Fehr- of Pendleton, ts. - mlom-w
, "T, neroio errorts at aoMa. v Eventually the word "hog war- it may bo interesting to note that the Echo. L. I Hyatt. W. F. Oould aad
last to culminate in an actual d.n" became Howard and Hayward. three aoldiera who aoooirpanled ua were r. j prloo of Weston,
.decline Of the cost Of food? Take the wordflb." It U a diminutive " Tennessee. Michigan and Indiana. v v.u,. . nioneer citlsen aai
Tt is tnn mne.h (n hnna tnr rina Uf tKo wnt f.Kj. - Tha wont -fnoi-1 X trust that you may agree with the . . k ... r PoMieton. is a
ernment program. rrom tne letters scarcely dares to believe his eyes comes irom we iun wore xouib, - - TTTTkiTTL .rr guest at the raraxna. txm
in The Journal, Senator Chamberlain iTd atn Z tin. of thrionih hvI ..T.
a ew . a. 1 a a . I 1 COnrM . inini 'UW IfJW . Utfl LUeUI VUIU i 'eta
frrnallon T eJm3Snw This Promised - relief make . their ap- -futoch," meaning "begone." When we
formation supporting i his Statement I A eneak of a nersoa ha vine- tha a-ift of
SO far as Ilibor- IS Concerned. . I . T7"- , " I rah. we are really refarrlna- to the old
seem to, oo-umung adoui, rawa, Swedish and Icelandio word
as it were, blown hither sjid tMther I -job-meaning mouth.
Vv-,4rlA' WAainteiBr wrltirlBl I rVtt wMSvl "sr wlaalef" sVafkeTrketasa faVkajM Ksa tfhlrl
"J"" V'.v KrTrTiah tam Tion."' The csountrv I oale la a guest in Portland at the Nor-
: The ' other day a father of out I wm .-u, puoiw , . xna country 1 . ... rwn wn .
1 ,8,,(m av nationalvpror acquaintance, the parent of a truly wwre' ypuSuT- ThT th. dty for a f.w.daya
hlbition amendment. The house Rooseveltlan brood, who has been selves called themselves -Rom." mean- t uni,.,Bi V. i. nVw
Judiciary committee has voted for It , k.., rr . tl i... .... mg -a man r we call them . Romany ' Lieulesant Kowdea ia uty
three tn nn, arwl thawa Wa. r.A . ,0re H " tB aat year Or ZZ L, ZilZ O. A. Rowden, formerly with the Unloa
-- - 1 1. 1..... ie 4v . 1 u. , -di.-.4 1 r -
posiUon to prompt debate upon Ut lww w T. " -maaher"' xrom tha gypaiea word t Tikt tna i r'TiDr-. 1-
No Imnnrtant onnosfHon v t the door, went Into grocery to boy -maalva,--mantog ona who faecinatee. ?,n f'?l"kUo' ta8J cl of- Ray B. Neal of Hood River Is la Port
m.i i. lvarf fVr. i th. a Tjarcel of dates. Ha hodrht dates Wa speak of a lackadaisical person, but rr""1 7."' ra- Und at. the Oregon,
rrr .rrir,rrr. v. la i. r few of. us realise that-it M.fromr "".
MJUUU mOB , l4Awr CUUCUUUlOUk TflU ' in I VV1100 aA-i7 . SASaVVa J-MiUwU IIVUIiVUI
aa autome-
bUa maa of Peodleton. The party whi
remain to Portland until Thursday aad
take tha trip homo by auto.
B. C Barrtngtoa and Oeorga New-
Vmaa, prominent owners of ateamanip
lines of . Beatue, ara vwung at . uie
Portland. . :
J. W. Crawford, a lumberman of Walla
Walla, ia at Aba Portland.
Dr. Alex Bald, a phyatcUa of Hennls
ton. is la Portland at tha Cornelias. .
T. A. Wllham of Tne jjauss is a guest
I the expression "e-lack-a-dey," which ta
submitted to the people before a I food experts that one date will I . .corruptioa of the French "alaa the I ut whi, there, aad ia now oa a fur-
great While. - ' " - V hnnrlih an Arah nf tha oeaarv arid day" : I lough of two weeks, befora being aa-
Vtwra. .IV , a. . aew , . a a - a
wueuier wiu carry or no kep him In fighting trim for we
n. vi. Dovle. an insurance maa of 8e
cetvea tne nommission 01 ,um ueuten-.. ttle, is at the Muitaomah.
days. ; But it was almost incred-
another Ke?on. jt la 'commonly j io not Ju.t how. many
(Mil mihll4. affaira that hnth nmnl.
htt.lon anH ;: w ft man : anffMaAt m aal lblO,
certain to , come as the nowers of
spring,' though perhaps 'not - quite so them
When the Or A. a and tha TJ. of O.I signed to duty. . . .
hava a football game their rooters arel Herbert Egbert and J. C. Johnson of
pretty apt to hurrah for- their favor-1 xhe Dalles are ia Portland to attend tha
itaa. Tha word "hurrah" cornea from J conference of the grain men at the Mult
the Scandinavian word "Tiurra," which nomah today. They-are rerlstered at
So 'he bought dates d . thn,.t itd Cun" " lStt T
em down the gullets of hi. howl- it, r,-r 1 ifTw Mra. w. w wn. t
SOOO. Thus , far, .the " .$WO - reforms Ing family. Up . to a day Or. two guage or ouatoma, U usually opposed by Toronto.' Canada, are visiting ia Port
have moved , forward at about the ago he had (been paying 18 cents- the conaervatlve element. In 1T7J a land at the Nortonla for eeveral daya
same rate." "r The gains , for suffrage fQr narcel of the delicacies. Yes- m Baltimore ( purchased from the A. B. Harvey.. county commlselooer of
have roughly coincided With the T..w-Ta -wr. ..4v IWa captain of a ship .'that had Just coma Columbia county and a resident of Claie
gsji fnrrohihHtoa.tvf i " terday he was surprised and en- m from India aa. umbrella. He raised kanie. la a guest at tha CorneUua for a
M. n4r m raptured to ; get parcel for i 1ft it and walked out on the street- This short visit in Portland. - , .
J!: vi?2?, ! tz!tl cent. Tl but Straw i And probably the first time aa umbrella Captain and Mrs. M- Hawkins, from
ception to this rale. Prohibition Is .J tJlvaZml.l ajTha had ever bee used in America. Fright- Seattle, are staying . at- the ,Nortonia
popular there. - Suffrage .4s noC It Yt the hand of Hoover seems to oe caud,, began screaming. Their for a short vlaU in Portland. ,
might .well happen, therefore, that wafting It, . . . : . .. . mothera thought the man was crexy. Several boys from Oregon are at
i - -: '. . ' . ' '.. .- v .- -.. " - . - . '.' " ' . - - ''.",.".
W. K. Davis of Too Dalles to regle-
tarad at the Perkina
K, D. Olldchriat of Astoria Is at the
Oregon. -'
Mr and Mrs. F. M. Deadrlck of Leb
anon ara at the CorneUua.-, "
Warren Brows, a stockman of Priaa
ville. ia a guest at the Portland. '
E. C. Day of. Pendleton la registered
at the Perkina. t. - - - -
vfana Zaa of tha Zaa Brush A Broom
company of Portland aad Seattle, ia at
th Portland hotel. - c . - - . w
, a J- Calkins of Hood River la at the
Oregon. 1 ' T .-.-.
O. B. Tracy of Fresno is registered at
tha Norton La. ..-.--.: -" .
- Oeorgo A- Obarr. from The Dalles, is
a. truest at the Perkina. .
, Air. and Mrs. Poanacber of Yaoolt,
Waah, ara guests at the MTutacroah.
Mr. Poaaaehar Is a procnlaent oltlaeu
aad lumber man of hia a.etioa aad la
aew to Portland en Tiiislmss
Chsnsa K. Xjow of 4Saiem . ia at the
Oregon, -
J. P. McOotdrick. a mining man of
Spokane, la a guest at the Portland.
Dr. D. R. Parker of Condon la a guest
at tne uorneiiua. - --..
James R. PhUllpa, from CorvaUla. Is at
ue j i aa on.
William O. CapeUe. from Forest
Grove, la at the Perkina.' -.
The Vanishing' Saloon
Hope atill lingers la the breasts of
the aotl-prohls . that Oragon will onoe
again be a wet atate, wporget 1C Ore
gon la dry. and dry to stay. The com
mon bum no longer greets youv oa the
atreet corner a of every Oregoa-atty la
atsteaUy pleading for - the exact price
of a drink to buy a little something to
oat familiar words to the Oregon way
farer of a fear years at nee. but bow.
alaa, flown to tha suburbs aad rural dis
tricts of sunny California. California
has secured the overflow of drink burns
from, the dry states of the northwest
aad) tha undesirable - element has left
ua. not to coma again,. The work of
prohibition wltt not go unnoticed, It ia
written upon ovary- basis ess house aa
well as residence within tha stats, aad
the highways and byways as well. There
may be soma whiskey sold for. years to
ootne. but it la not sold to' the worttisae
summer, aa her caanet raise the price
to drink it.- -.'r - ; .
Play Ships as Truape x
' rroaa the St. Lead. apse lie - ' ;
Secretary Daniels says ships will win
the war. Q serai- Wood says jihlpe and
guns. . Henry Ford aaya ships and eoai.
Oecretary Hoostoa says ships aad food.
Ships are evidently trumps ta this game.
$tzgt and Screen
By Seas trviee
Helen Holmes' idea' of tha Turkish
proverb la that "what ia to bo will be .
if you don't watch out." , .
Btnia Rhodea. oiauant star of Tax,
Doggoae Dog" to engaged. Mies Rhodes
refueea to ralaaae her f laaoa's nama.
Anna Held declares there isn't a auf-
fraglst to tha world who wouldn't rather
bo "some maa'a baby doll" than to hava
a vote for president. ; -
John L. Golden, one of the producers
of Turn to tha Right." Is known among ,;
his aaaoclatso as "tha. maa with the
lucky touch,' ' As a boy bo gave up
reading law to become a bricklayer.,,
Jessie:' Jack Dean la the husband of
Fannie Ward ; Lou Tel leg en belongs to
Oeraldine Fsrrar: Thomas. Melghaa te
the annex of Francos Ring, aad rear
ago Jack Plckf ord married Olive
Thome a You're weloorae. .
The leeeiin people like Deejglas Palr-
banks aad BUI Hart ia utxnpty becawee
they are real maa man e men, the xaos
that caa.dellver a gooa wauop wnea oo- -
casion demands aa well as being real
acting stars. ; .
Xcarn .to Uvft.
As, You Should .
- Kbow "Yoar Body and Mind u
You .Shoald . Know Them
Know "How to Uva."
There la set
se- eojeaaen tha tadrrM-
eal hycHea aaaaaiaeiiy erBeeaea tee
etas at eaero ainealiei, It caikai hla Siaj
er, lattac, sahlar. earn hettec ia aoery way.
-Hew te Lava," the toot see aaaet aaps
laraf ell health hwska. taaoaea yea how aa
linluea yvec yowtb. aaareaaa year eaeaatty
lor work, eaeltlpty year .annraiem, a4 ahoa
the eaac aa aaaat mt yee iUa, . We ere
yaat kirlaafaf tt ralln that aa eaaee ef
puna loa at worth a peaad ef eeta, A
' seat the awttfe warat Jota a B by raaaV
tas aad failawkwl the aajaneUoaa as Uaa
hook, sad ywe wua he iliklir.
SwaeS tha hook eoaid haraly ha ef sroatac
eetkaawy aad isjaiilliia The tAte x-
tiaaea ten seta, iaa, alien awawawie ee
StarHed aad i iK I fcs - prepartas tt, 4a
eawpiy tha - easaataatow ' ef ' ah. aewetry.
eaAiae .ethenilaa ee hmaaa. praiaaUi.
aaa eere ec aneaay aad mi ah . let the
are
Thay
-Thar
for the ewhUe
- weft etterS te . prwut
The raralar stBag priee U ti.aa.
Thraesh too ciasjiiralaje mt The Jiaaaal
it aaa he ahtal.ig for See e( Tea i. a.
CU1 Co.. taaarr Fraak Ck, Otda. Wart,
aaaa Klas, er aowraal I urn i atfiaa. a
tor ll.ee yoe aot tha hoes eaS e am. a
to The aoaxaaA. AA4 lee ea