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flation of the currency of the
world, increases in national ob-
ligations and the destruction of
( wealth by war.
I The nations have travelled
along the road of inflation
Wltlrtlir n , . . :
crease in wealth ; they must re-
trace their steps and get to
work increasing wealth as rap-
-idly as possible.
If the world's credit money
doubles and commodities are
cut in half, it is manifest that!
rency must more than double.
The sales have lifted prices
ihigh and depressed the amount
Of wealth. The Solution Of the.perty stolen from " Pr.-vnoe, committed
problem is the reduction of uicide by nubbins.
credit money and increase in1 Kasch arrestea at the request
vi -.tie r renew military authorities,
who planned tp return him to France
and try him in a .civil court on a
charge of convmon robbery. Kaasch
wiia turned over to the Kranch. He
killed himself in the jail at Uoptard, in
wnich he had been placed for the
night, f
Unen and other property found in
the officer's home in Coblens. the au
thorities Bay, wag stolen during the
war from French homes In Douai.
American College Football Stars Who Played on or Coached Army : Teams? in 'France
lMMMM
Kot understood. We move along
asunder.
Our patha grow w-er aa the
seasons creep
Along tha years: we marve and
we wonder
Why Life Is Life. And then
We fall asleep.
Xot Understood.
Not understood. 'Wo gather
false Impressions,
And hug them closer as the
years go by.
Till virtue often seem to us
tra nsgressions ;
And thus men die and fall,
and live and die.
Not understood.
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Not understood. Poor souls
with atunted vision
Often measure giants by their
narrow gauge;
The poisoned shaft of falsehood
and derision
Are oft impelled 'gainst those
who would the age,
Not understood.
Not
secret
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., Alujur V. t I'rl. linril. t mnulii l-m, M ortliinKion, 1.1,-uu-imnt j,li,.
In this group are lour army officer a team reiiresentlnii St. Naaaire. M.i-
Jor V. o. rrichai-l. Seventh Cunuuiny
coach of tho KiBhty-ninth Division
team is a West l'nint man, cluss ot
'15. Captain i'uti! WorthiiiHton, fu
r ous Harvaril I'iaver. was captain of
the Eighty-ninth Iivlsion team, l.lcu-
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HUSH iIT-KA PIUaiKNTi;i, h
W.VSHINtl'IXIN, Jiiiiu -Mj 1wkI
(lout WilMMt uiliinltU'd U J'n-inlnr
li iiH-not'ttu tho llonili rtwoliitloii ak
lii a liitirinir for lli Irish tloli-tui4-e
lit till- PVIU.V CMlllUl illf, llll' HtUU' !()
IMirtmi-ut tixliiy Inrormi ii tiio Hi nate.
A supers! itlous man Is the one who
ImuKlnes that otlu-is think na much
of him as he does of himself.
Don't lllilo Tliem Willi n Veil;
mine Tliom Willi Oildiio
lloitlilc Mivnj-tll.
I'liiH. prepnration fur the removal ol
freckles Is usually so succeHMful ll
removing freokles and giving a clear
.houuUfol cutliplexlull thut 11 is full
t'liUe-r giiHruntt-e to refund the inone:
I', it lulls.
I'ou't liUle your freckles under i
villi; get mi ,uuui:e of uthlua and re
move tlivm. 4-;veu the first few apu
rlications shuulil show a wuiulerful
improvement, some of the lighter
frecklos vunlahlng entlmly. .
lie KUl't In HMk th. ilrituulMf fur tin
tliiWo strength .Ottilne; . It is till:
vt ii &ud vu the inqneytiaok guar
ll.Ki:lt, tOICr .
J). 1'. IJuclk, l'mip.
linker's best hotel.,, Cotimur
clul mon's UeaUuuurturs. lirgo,
lliLilit aaiihple -cotiins, Kiiroiieun
plan, with tiost UHll in Uregon.
lloiiins with private hath uud
tolluts. liot and cold wutvr ami
telephone In every j-omn.
Kiillt-s of 2 lo 0 JEoom l-'ioli.
Klevator Service.
Conveyance Moats Alt Trains,
' A IliuiK- for lln- Travokir Aay
J'roiu llmuc,"
who made a nanie for themselves im
the football field before they bec.ime
soldiers. The photbgriiph, was taken
the day the championship match was
Played nt Auteuil. near liaris, between
theiiBhty-ninth division's eleven and
production of wealth.
FUNNYBONE
mMiJ&!& Skin
Mahaii and t upluiu Dli k Hurt
tenant Kililie Mahaii. who v,-as a star
from IvHiuuis, MiKsouri unil Colorudii. ,
tarkle at Jlarvard, played on the St.
Nnzaire team. Captain Kicks Hurt,
who was couch of the St. Xaiaire
leani, made a brilliant recoril at
Princeton. The Ktghty-nliith llvlslon
originally was composed of troops i
H
A coded.
Stump Orator I want reform;
want labor reform; I want
Voic Chloroform.
Dissappoiiitiiig Season.
'How did the past winter suit you?'
understood. The
v spring of action
Which Ue between the surface
and the show
Ul Are disregarded; with self -satis-
faction
We judge our neighbors, and"
they often go. - jaskeff the caUer at the country news-
Not understood. paper office.
Author unknown. I "It was rather disappointing. re-
plied the editor, brushing the alfalfa
,from his white locks.
"But it was a very mild winter?"
"That'B just the trouble. I couldn't
begin to use half tho wood I got for
subscriptions."
SUCH WORK WILL PAY THE
CITY WELL
PUBI.IC SLU5KKTS EX1
KltA OF MIDUIJCMAV
ARKS, playtrrounds for
for children, suitable !
camp grounds for
MILWAUKEE, June 20. Through
its public markets Milwaukee has
eliminated the middleman in the
handling of garden truck and some
other produce to a greater extent than
any other large city in America, ac
cording to F. C. Jansscn, city dealer.
"Additional public markets anil
buildings have been provided for by
the common council." he said. "The
puonc marKets in here afford an op
portunity for direct transfer of pro
duce from the producer to consumer
that is given to no other lar.se citv in
the country, in the western cities
middlemen are admitted tn the public
markets, with tho result that much of !
IMIONK STItlkl) COXT1XIKS supplies to operators remaining In ex
5AX FltANClSOO, Juno 19. The changes through inducing union team
telephone strike situation throughout Mars and ehauffeurs not to make de
the Btate remains unchanged pending , liveries. one girl was arrested to
a conference of union ami company of- , day for hopping on to a milk wagon
f;eluU tonight to consider settlement, und dumping into the street 10 gallons
Ptclwtiiis continues with little dlsor- of-milk intended for strikebreakers
' 'n 'no main, Jiowever. peacefu
San Francisco girls have cut off suasion la the strikers- weapon.
per-
' " i ' '.J.;... , - ..-agrr.ii M . .i-i.jn..o4i u j
ci-ivd lei
Of the Great Pacific Northwest Arc MadeEspecuUy Attractive This Summer by tho
Reduced Excursion Fares
Olltnti by the ,
United States Railroad Administration
FIVE
POUND
CAN
Sujier-Iluzurdmis Occuiiatkin.
Book Salesman I'm going to lay off
auto- 'or a nionth.
mobile touristi and hand rnnJ Sale ManaarerWhaf the Idea?
4. i . , Book Salesman I've got only one
certs are becoming more and ,ife and Im darn ,ucky fQ haveht?
more popular in all live towns An hour ago a gTinnlng office boy per
&nd cities. ThprA nrp mnnv mitted me to enter the den 'nf a wild
nliA9 nnr na Iqi-o-o oa Ponillo-i"" engaged in figuring out his excess the benefit of Uie plan developed here
ton that far surpass this city :protita ' f '
in such civic accommodations.; iaiurer.
It is found that BUCh invest-j "Who are the plain ' people ony-
ments pays in more ways than! bow?"
' one. They bring new people I "Wc". 1 wouldn't apply the term to
to toe city and they tend to ' Umiu,
make present residents more -Your cousin s medical practice, i
Contented. suppose.. doesn't amount to much yet."
These observations are bys "Xo- We relatives do an we can.
Aval 'r
jmrni $2.50 A CAN
Labor Convention Asks
Removal of Burleson
idea
, but of course we can't be sick all the
time.'
way of approval of the
tnat the Walters island pro
perty be improved, Mr. Walters ! Dark.
having- srenerously offered to; "Don't you know i toi- yo- not to
give the City the Use Of the is- S" swimming w id no white trash chil-
'land; and that hereafter the eh?" sternly aaked Sambo John-bandbemainUinedonamuni-:
-But he wa n a white before he
Cipal basis. A landscape artist j went in." replied rambo's small son.
could make a wonderful place i i"rom the tiKstnut Tree,
out of the Walters island and 1 "IP? '. the sender of ischo?"
A- i 4-:..i.. ii 'Feminine."
uu ou L wujpaiauvcij ouian t '-Why7'
ATLANTIC CITV. June 19. The
American federation of lnhnp r.n,-an
jtlon today passed resolutions asking
j President Wilson to remove I'ostnias-
ter General Burleson. The resolutioa
j follows: "That the American Feilera
jtion of Tbor. speaking directly for
-four million organized wage earners
and firm in the belief it reflects the
isentiraenta of the American people, re
quests President Wilson to immediate
ly remove Postmaster General Burle
son." Tho convention continued its conser
vatism. Kvery resolution having the
slightest tinge of radicalism was
throttled.
BUY THIS SIZE
AND SAVE MONEY
M.J.B. Coffee is rich in Flavor
and Strength
WE RECOMMEND AND
( Vacuum Packed)
Three Pound Can $1.60.
GUARANTEE IT
expense, ine lSiana nas greai I "Because It always has the last
possibilities as a park though , word."
for a playground there may be !
objections. FOE i-ootkii. w vxtkd
As to the band what could i itv i itAxci:, tii'inw-ji
be more logical than to have I "
the city pay out of public funds FZ ,h.J,:
lor Bummer Concerts? 1 he who was arrested several days ago by
Whole town gets the good from lAmerican intelligence officers on a-
such concerts and- the benefits ,char8e ot having in his possession pro
are real. Why not finance the
band in a businesslike way by j SIMPLE BUT EFFECTIVE
taxation? The adoption of
such a plan will insure a band
and it would place the expense !
where it belongs.
! CAIIRTED XTT.R IV
CONCORDIA, Mass. Juno 17
surgical needle that has been
body f-ir mnro
er given Mrs.
city trouble untl
was removed
Airs, ilannum
with cramps in
was found.
THE SOUL OF THE TREATY
"rj N truth, the League of Na
il tions is the soul of the
treaty, the one thing
which more than any other
warrants the belief that a sore
ly afflicted world is soon to ex
perience happier days. With
out the assurance thus given.
the war, so far as the United j
States is concerned, was fought1
in vain. Is it conceivable that
through Toryism or partyismj
or case-hardened hermitism on
the part of any considerable
number of Americans thisi
SDlendid aspiration is to be
wickedly extinguished? New
York World.
WILL PRICES FALL?
3N answer to the question
proposed by the United
States Department of La
bor, "Will prices fall?" a large,
number of big business men an-'
swer, "No, not for some time."(
All seems to agree that the pre
vailing high level will continue
for some time and that the
country must accept a long per
iod of high cost of living, high
prices and high wages.
This conclusion is logical
from the facts, Hsserts the Newi
York Herald. High prices and
high wages will prevail until
the rausi'R producing them are'
ye moved. These causes are in-.
f!l-?f'r!'flifl
Destroy
CfipKNflAC
I-Srltish cruisprs
lryor.i arrived
j Others are expected
a oiy reaay to
blockade of the
peace terms are.
si rovers started
thi afternoon.
lor tho (ieruian
IV TiOICDKF
ELi PAD. Jun
troop movement
started toward
from Fort Bliss
vers are believed
war game" instruction
Tf you are unable to learn anything
while trying- to teach others It's a
sure indication that you are a has-been.
Plain organdie. In ft dlstract
In'gly loTIy shade of larkupur
blue Is tbJs ummer confection,
simply mad wMh fine pin iucji
and narrow pufftofts of tbe mi
rial, and set off by collar wUl cuff;
of tin lace. '
A good friend e lands by you when
need. Pendleton people1 tell how
loan's Kidney I'iMs have stood the
tent. O. V. Knieht retired farmer of
915.K. Court St., endorsed Doan
eight jears ago and again confirms
the story. Could yoit' ask for more
convincing testimony?
"For the past eight or ten years I
have been troubled by my back, says
Mr. KniKht, FornetlmeH I had pains
across my kidneys and in my loins and
sides. At such times my kidneys
bothered me and J had o get up often
at ninht to pass the kidney secretions
which were highly colored and con
tained a brickdust-like - sediment.
Do'an's Kidney I'ills relieved the back-
acne ana ine pains inut nan annoyed -sWa r, liLf i 1 p,,-,.i.
me and cleared up the kidney secre- K HcdiLlli Ul dliu X CJ.I csnuig,
tions. (Statement given May 7F
110.)
On May 15. 1916, Mr. Knight said:
"f Kindly confirm every word of my
former statement concerning my ex
perience with J Bonn's Kidney I'ilis,
When f feel in rfeed rf a kidney medi
cine, tak- I .loan's Kidney i'iJla and
thev always do rue f""d."
nt all den iers. Poster-MM burn
'Co. Mffjrs., i;iiff;i.if X,
5
i
2
5
i
' Don't overlook the drinkst in making up your pic
nic lunch. , .
Why take chances on finding no water or poor
wate; '
A case of our SODA WATER, CIDER or Bran
New solves the drink question.
Easily carried, ready for serving and always
Order a case from your dealer or call 528.
Wm. Roesch & Co.
"First for. Thirst"
4 .WiTMimmVW4
can
SEA IREHES
Af. Ik. NhM
CUUop Beach
HOW
North Beach .
Hf ih Monk f iA
Calvmbla
Tillanook Beaches
wlna fattKr auutft mm
Ori C a I
Newport
lal raaollf mmai
all KmaUj kt Kau
aliani h I a I iccamiMdaili
tcilav. lama and all Maaarj
Hlnani lo ma ha a -lion
autlna lltiirl
a aaata IM Cms
Crater Lake
aiMUr a th
lha tfcraaM
Oregon Caves
Urmmtrn r TVw Aar iia
ML Rainier
a Mili hMtal ua-fwmt
ftH ta Aahfn'A. -immi uu
awl Hire
Iavlr W kin
your vacation to visit one or more of them,
where the days are cheerful and the nighta brine
refreshing sleep.
Old 0An fUmm'-tme delieht. It
tt-Z u Jnvijrorating salt-laden air and
the splash 4f ita surf temper your nerves, redden
your blood, whet your appetite, restore your wasted
energy, bring new vim and health.
Up in the Mountains
TJ " mKImm ,ri tptr.. R.t.r, . p u.
1T Wta I" 6.rkM otj Mai sni Uku. M, kZ
ta-k. try, I. W kk. im .Im, . . ,w
"Wm " ! tm4 d taiM w L m.
Can You Resist Such a Challenge I
Ask tK Itril t(ckt ftnt W pUn your tri. Rt v. II u 999
Jwt what th fan i. and fa JMrr tip(l aui. liiaK mim
f Ui LitJ Stat RaiTad AdminMtntion u nuM tmry mi:
id m snaking ralin trawal canrvatent and aaturyiaf U U SMiai
T)a hattonal Pasaa ka all ban rra.tl lawni .( -M...
ajipaajin m imj r new.
inula mTortaattaa f thir
ttaavUi'liilir aUwatraiaal haaAla miwtMm
rfatirhLa and aofiatn hM j
by Ua AteiiuauaUM and mn far frw aJninbaUM. Aik mv lacal
ayirwt fi-r any of Thm a
One Pound Can 55c
V r SERVICE
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TWO PHONES GROCERY DEPT. S26
. U I ALU OTHER PEFT3. 73
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h . 111
l(OI)V I-OIt fO YEAILS! " 1 1
a f aara
than 20 yenrs'ha. nev- g. X&Wtf Oft ElavS. -'iWl4kM fiSfgl 9
F. J- Hannum of thJa g :AWj? 4rJAkMt ill gtVf Stt S
Ml racently. The needle 9 mmj Z-Pti W? t
l-y a physician after d ?-mWG(!wKf'i ISST 8
had snfforod severely 5 f $SjM JiJSlf I i'JJJ i j
RN-. June 19. Twelve K ' ' " V?5SV Jf W -"TfWrtiSfc t 1 9 !
anrt a number of rje- K L vJtm-tf 'A I
today in the Baltic, f. I K f X iSfciL? UZcT IMSA & I
on a secret mlsolon S P ' T-3 r ' t r'Z,3VlL' li
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e 1. An Ameriean 'K r " jT ft ' . I
of eonsiderable slz K I -WV. i- - ' :7 .. 9 1
the Mexican Border O i - i U VI Oal " '5 1.
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