Polk County itemizer., October 01, 1914, Page Page 2, Image 2

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A MATTER OF FAIRNESS.
THE ONLY DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER IN POLK COUNTY
THE POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER
Poik couiuy h as been fo rtu n a te in having h a d a num ber of very
capable county clerks in the last 3b years, prom inent am ong whom
A d m itted a s S econd C lass M all M a tte r.
we m ight m ention D. T. Sears, C. G. Coad, Eugene H arter, F rank
I .Midkey and Ed. Sm ith. T hey all perform ed th eir work faithfully
THURSDAY OCTOBER J, t9 J4
] and kept the county records as they should be kept. The m ajo r­
ity of them served th e county while its volume of business w as in
BOYD a BLOOM, L essees.
M. L. BOYD, E d ito r
J. E. BLOOM , Bus. M anager an em byro state, as com pared with w hat it is today.
T he am ount
of business done in th a t office lias increased w onderfully even in
lte m i s e r .o o e y e a r in a d v a n c e ..................................................... M ,r>a the last two years.
T h ere are now m uch longer sessions of the
W ith W eekly O rcgonkui o r S em i-w eekly J o u r n a l ............... 1 1»
j circuit court, and th ere a re m ore filings of every description. Asa
W ith G o a t M a g a z in e ........ ..................... ...................................... 1 50 IS. Robinson, Jr., the present incum bent, has fully kept up th e high
record of efficiency fo r w hich the office has been noted, and in
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spite of the increased business lias w ith the sam e num ber of a s ­
sistan ts as heretofore tran sacted all th e business affairs and kept
all the work up in as clerical a m am ier as any of his predecessors.
Patronize One Another lor the Upbuilding oi T o w n and Coucty.
He is a candidate for a second term on th e record he has m ade,
and it is an unw ritten law th a t a second term be g ran ted to those
'who have faithfully perform ed the duties of th e ir office. H e is not
a third-term er, and w hen he has filled the office fo r two term s will
consider the fact th a t there are m en o th e r th a n him self capable
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of serving the people of Folk county in th a t capacity, and will be
ready and willing to step down and out, w ith th e consciousness
The trouble w ith a lot of these fellows is th a t instead of consist­ of a duty well perform ed. T h at th e voters of Polk county recog­
ently advocating th a t “to the victor belongs the spoils,” their nize his claim to a second term and th oroughly appreciate the
very a ttitu d e show s th a t they believe th a t “to the kicker belongs work he has done, is the com m ent heard on every side, and th ere
th e spoils.”
is little question but that he will again be elected, probably by the
largest m ajority ever accorded any can didate for a second term .
The claim is being m ade by o u r political opponents th at “ (hi: - ___— ------ .-------------- ---------------
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is a R epublican y e a r.” Looks like it, do en 't it. N ote the re­
in p ro fu sio n an d th e r e w e re m an y
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If the R epublicans really desire to work out ju st laws for the
people, how com es it th a t both th eir nom inees for United S tates
senator are rich m en, and of course ag ain st legislation th a t would
in any way be d etrim en tal to them as capitalists?
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The young fellow w ho finishes high school and then fools
around a t odd Jobs a n d d o esn ’t learn a trad e o r adopt a profession
will live to be a failure, and possibly ‘becom e a radical Socialist,
who is ever ready to lay the blam e som ew here else th an at his
own door for his failure.
The record m en m ake speaks fo r itself. The country cannot
be deceived concerning it, and will assess it justly. W hat it chief­
ly expects and dem ands and w hat it will certainly be m ost surely
won by is th e perfo rm an ce of duty w ithout fear o r favor and w ith­
out regard to personal consequences.
W ith th e w om an vote of O regon as yet an unknow n facto r in
our elections, th e sta n d p a tte rs a re strain in g every nerve and
sinew to cap tu re it. By th e spending of m uch m oney they have
brought hired em issaries into the sta te u n d er the thin guise of a
suffrage m ovem ent, to defeat C ham berlain for senator. Ask
yourself, Lady Voter, w ho is m ost interested in defeating C ham ­
berlain? Is it th e w om en, whom Cham berlain has alw ays faith ­
fully stood by, o r is it the sta n d p a tte rs who w an t the poor men
out of th e senate.
T he O regonian chooses to simply juggle w ith w ords w hen it de­
nies o u r assertio n th a t it has accused S en ato r Cham berlain ol
nearly everything in th e calendar of crim es, but does not offer to
subm it its flies as proof of its denial. How about a certain
article it copied from th e New berg G raphic when Cham berlain
w as m aking th e race before? It is not the D em ocratic papers
th a t have been doing th e m ud-slinging but the high and mighty
Oregonian, w hich never uses any o th e r m eans to try and discredit
an opponent. T he Itendzer does not reside in a glass house, not
does it support candidates, be they D em ocrats o r of o th e r political
faith, who are not best fitted for the position to w hich they aspire
T h a t is certainly a position th a t the O regonian can n o t take.
The p o stm aster general is considering a proposition to dismiss
h alf of ail the ru ral m ail carriers, increase the rem aining ro u tes tc
double the p resent length, o r to about fifty miles. T he carriers
und er the new system , would be paid $1,800 per year and be re ­
quired to m ake delivery in an autom obile, lie figures th at ont
c a rrie r in a m achine could cover the fifty miles a day very easily
T h is m ethod would cu t down the cost of ru ral delivery 25 per cent
T h e $600 would m ore th a n pay for the difference in cost betweei
usin g a horse and using an autom obile. A ssum ing th a t th e rig
c o st a dollar a day, th is would give the user of the automobili
th re e dollars a day for m aintenance of Ills m achine. M any doc
to rs an d o th er professional men travel fifty miles a day on a much
sm a lle r m aintenance cost th an th ree dollars a day. B ut w ait u n ­
til it com es to dism issing half the ru ral c a rrie rs of the United
S ta te s, and there will be a protest th at can be heard half w ay to
th e m oon.
An appeal is going out from th e R epublican cam p to the
e lecto rs of th e sta te and especially those of Polk county to “vote
th e tic k e t stra ig h t.” This is the old cry of th e bosses and upoi
w hich th e y base their hopes of again g ettin g into the politics
saddle. T h e voters cannot be fooled so easily, how ever. Part}
preju d ice h a s been broken, except in a few ra re instances, and the
v o te rs g enerally have become m ore independent. T hey are using
th e ir b rain s and judging for them selves w ho a re th e best men ti
place in office. No longer can they be buncoed o r bullied into be­
lieving th a t all th e good men are in one p arty and on one ticket
T h a t is th e case this year. The enfranchised m en and womei
of Polk know th a t there are Just as honest, clean, capable men oi,
th e D em ocratic ticket, county ami state, as th ere a re on the Re
publican tick et, and in m ost cases the stan d ard is surpassed. Tin
Inconsistency o f th is Republican gang cry of “vote stra ig h t” is
evidenced by th e fact th a t one of the leading m em bers of the Re
publican com m ittee— “m achine” would be a b e tte r word has as
Burned th e d u ties of political m anager for one of th e candidates or
th e D em ocratic tick et. If it is right and proper for this m an ti
••bolt" bis p a rty tick et, why should not o th e r R epublicans do th<
«am q w ith o u t being classed as "political re n e g a d e s? ”
NO TIM E FO R POLITICAL CHARLATANISM.
If R epublicans in congress think they are going to m ake politi­
cal capital for them selves by Introducing resolutions designed tc
em barrass th e ad m in istratio n in its conduct of the foreign rela
Rons of th is c o u n try th e y are very much m istaken. S en ato r Gal
I n g e r is th e latest offender. He would have congress adopt reso
hitions th a t in effect would question the good faith of J a p a n ’s a s ­
su ran ces to th e U nited S ta te s with regard to China and the Paelfle
The Am erican people a re in no mood to perm it politicians tc
trifle w ith th e delicate International relations of this co u ntry it
this g reat crisis. W hat Ja p a n has declared h er intention of doing
la wholly within h e r rig h ts. We may not agree with Ja p a n 's con­
tention th a t G erm an y 's C hina leasehold is a m enace to the peace
d f the F ar East, b u t sh e h as done nothing and contem plates noth
iftg. th a t jeopardizes a n y A m erican interest.
If there Is one th in g upon which the people of the United State:
a r e determ ined It is th a t th is country shall not be draw n Into wai
o r serio u s com plications w ith any nation. They will m ake shor
Shift o f politicians w ho do an y th in g to em barrass th e adm inistra
(io n in carry in g o u t a policy of neutrality and peace.
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th e w ork of a w om an 74 y e a rs of age.
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hiiisii an d it b ro u g h t fo rth m an y e x ­
c la m a tio n s of a d m ira tio n .
T h e g e n e ra l fa n c y w o rk d isp la y w as
good an d m an y ex a m p le s of b e a u tifu l
e m b ro id e ry w e re co m m e n te d upon. A
b a b y ’s s h o rt d re ss , trim m e d w ith w id e
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ITEMIZER
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D E M O C R A T IC T IC K E T .
Children s clothes
For school
E le c tio n Nov. 3, 1914.
F o r U n ite d S tates S e n a to r: —
GEORGE
E. C H A M B E R L A IN
F o r C ongrese: —
F R E D R IC K H O L L IS T E R
F o r G o v e rn o r:—
D R C. J . S M IT H
F o r S tate T re a s ih ’ e r: —
B. L E E P A G E T
F o r Jue ticee o f S uprem e C o u rt:
W ILL IA M GA LLO W A Y
W. M RA M SEY
W , T. S L A T E R
T. H C R A W F O R D
F o r S upt. P u b lic In s tr u c tio n :—
J . A. C rtU R C H IL L
F o r A tto rn e y G e n e ra l:—
JO H N J . J E F F R E Y S
F o r C ir c u it Ju d g e : —
W EBSTER HOLM ES
F o r S ta te S e n a to r:—
C. L. H A W L E Y .
F o r R e p re s e n ta tiv e :—
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T H O S. W. B R U N K
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F o r C o u n ty T r e a s u re r:—
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P u b lish e d u n d e r th e a u th o r ity
an d b y o rd e r of P o lk C o u n ty
D em o cratic C e n tra l C o m m itte e
an d p aid fo r by J. R. S ib ley ,
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tion th e W om an's C lub a c te d a s sp o n ­
sor uud g u a rd ia n fo r th r e e d e p a r t­
m e n ts, viz: te x tile , f r u it an d h o m e­
VOTE FO R
baking. T h e p re s id e n t, M rs. M etzg er,
ap p o in ted M rs. i l o r t L a k in c h a irm a n
or th e te x tile c o m m itte e an d M rs. C. L.
Tuesday, O ctober 6th,prom pt­
¿Jam es c h a irm a n of th e c a n n e d fru it
an d .h o m e-b ak in g co m m ittee. L ike ly a t 2:30, will be the first m eet­
good g e n e ra ls, th e s e c h a irm e n ch o se ing of the W om an’s Club fo r the
C a n d id a t e f o r
ttieir lie u te n a n ts w ith c a re , th e r e ­
year.
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s u lt of w ork w as m o st p leasin g to th e
COUNTY SU R V E Y O R
lias been prepared. T he in itia­
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In a tow n lik e D allas, a lm o st e v e ry
w om an is h e r own h o u se k e e p e r a n d on on N ovem ber 3rd will be con­
p ublic w ork of th is c h a r a c te r is u n ­ sidered and all club m em bers
d e rta k e n by wom en w h o se s tr e n g th
All
an d tii^ e a re n e c e s sa rily claim ed uy are urged to be present.
fam ily m a tte rs . F rom th e b eg in n in g D allas ladies a re cordially in ­
A special in­
of th e w eek th ro u g h th e sc n ed u leu vited to atten d .
fa ir tim e o i T h u rsd a y , F rid a y , S a tu r ­ vitation is extended to th e vot­
day, an d tw o d ay s o t th e fo llow ing
ing m em bers of the young
w eek, th e co m m itte e s, a s s is te d by tn e
p re sid e n t, w ere u n failin g in th e ir e f­ w om an’s section.
Ella J. M etzger, Pres.
fo rts to m ak e th e ir p a r tic u la r sh a re
of th e f a ir ’s ex h ib it a su c c e ss. T h e
effect of th e in c lem en t w e a th e r w as
A Good Man for the Place.
m inim ized by th e use of th e c a rs p re ­
viously lo an ed by M rs. I. F. V oakum ,
T he D em ocratic p arty in Polk
Mrs. H. L. C rid e r an d M rs. E. C. K irk ­ county is fo rtu n a te in its selec­
p a tric k . W ith o u t th is a s s is ta n c e th e
c o m m itte e s w ould hav e been g re a tly tion of a candidate for th e of­
S. B.
h am p ered an d th e y a re in d iv id u ally fice of C ounty Surveyor.
g ra te fu l fo r th e c o u rte sy of th e s e clu b T aylor is unquestionably one of
w om en.
the best civil engineers and s u r­
M rs. I lo r t E a k in , c h a irm a n , of th e
veyors in th e W illam ette valley,
te x tile co m m ittee, a p p o in te d fo r ta e
C. R. CANFIELD
p io n eer e x h ib it, Mrs. H u g h B lack, Mrs. and stan d s \ r y high th ro u g h o u t
Wm. C ollins, M rs. ;. F. Y o ak u m and the s ta te in engineering circles,
Republican Nominee for
M rs. G eorge S cott.
lie h a s had fou rteen years ex­ County Surveyor of Polk Co.
Old lad ies of six ty an d o v er Mrs. perience, a considerable portion
Ja c k A llgood, M rs. II. L. C rid er.
E m b ro id ery , p a in tin g a n d q u ilts — of th e tim e having been spent in On a p la tfo rm o f E ffic ie n c y , E conom y
and Science, I s o lic it y o u r vote.
Mrs. F. J. C rav en , M rs. E. C. K irk ­ the em ploy of the railroads. F or
Pd. Adv
p a trick .
seven years hp w as the chief en­
L aces an d c h in a — M rs. A sa R o b in ­ gineer on th e Salem , Falls City
son, Mrs. W illis S im onton.
W hen th a t road
M rs. C. L. B a rn es, c h a irm a n of th e & W estern.
can n ed f ru it a n d h o m e-b ak in g com- was absorbed by th e Southern
m itte e , a p p o in te d M rs. g . o . G ra n t. Pacific com pany, Mr. T aylor
Mrs. J. M. K n ig h t, M rs. H. B. C oaper w as offered em ploym ent upon
M rs. M. M. L llis, M rs. J. G. Van O rsd el,
an d M rs. J o h n S w eeney. B e sid es th e th e engineering staff of th a t sys­
re g u la rly a p p o in te d m e m b e rs, th e tem , b u t he preferred to go into
c o m m itte e s w e re a s s is te d by M rs. business for him self in Dallas.
R iley ( ’rav en , M rs. S o e h re n , M rs. W. He has done m uch w ork fo r log­
V. F u lle r, M rs. M cC ann a n d M rs. V.
ging com panies, doing practical­
i \ Flake.
T h e te x tile d isp la y o ccu p ied th e ly all of the engineering and su r­
pace to th e r ig h t o i th e m a in aisle veying work for th e W illam ette
ni v i a rra n g i" ! on th r e e ta b le s Valiev Lum ber com pany and the
o.riy n ot long Alany of th e h a n ii- , s
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Logging Company,
soino q u ilts w orn ex h ib ite d in lo to by
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mid again lie has been cal­
S. B. TAYLOR
ment of Boys Suits
O v e rco a ts
and
Mackinaws.
PO PU LA R
P R IC E D ,
of the latest English and
Norfolk Styles.
Come in
and see them.
PRICE BROS.
“The Home of Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothing”
R ecen tly In v en ted can d les, m ade of
m etallic m agueslum an d alum inium
fo r m ak in g m otion p ictu res a t n lg b t
p ro ject th e ir lig h t a b o u t th irty -th re e
. tim es n s f a r ns nn o rd in a ry n r c ilg h t
I T h e d ise ases to w hich caisso n w ork­
J a v a last y e a r produced 2,208 tro y ers a re su b je ct, acco rd in g to a F ren ch
a u th o rity , a re d u e to tb e fu ct th a t
p o u n d s o f gold.
Leeds, E n g lan d , attends $1,500 y early w hen a ir is com pressed h y d rau lically
It loses Hourly one-fifth of Its oxygen.
fo r m u sic In parks.
Alcohol can tie econom ically m an u ­
Servin baa $12.000,000 In v ested ia In­
factu re d from th e re fu s e of th e benne-
d u stria l en terp rises.
T b e A zores la s t y e a r s e n t 6,000 s e t ­ q u ln p lan t a f t e r th e slsnl hem p is e x ­
ms.
led o u t by cities, as well as by
tra c te d . a pro cess fo r th e p u rp o se hav­
tle rs to tb e U n ited S tates.
I he pioneer e x h ib it w as g iv en th e - private individuals to reeheck
in g been In v en ted by a M exican p lan ter.
Republican Nominee for
H oboken, N. J., h as a n e w lacem ak ­
miu . m la re of e x q u isite tin. m-ss, wan ^he surveys m ade by o th er sur-
I T w elv e m illion ca te rp illa rs, w eighing
TREASURER POLK COUNTY in g p la n t co stin g $230,000.
n o tab le, as w as a ta tte d eo llar. T h e
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I iG lif ts (10116 a large
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P h ilad elp h ian s last y e a r consum ed o v er n in eteen to u s. h av e been collected
on tile K ow loon pine p la n ta tio n s a t
.en ee, b ut tb e c o lla r w as th e w ork of p art of th e engineering work for A full day's work and faithful 106.000,000,000 g allo n s o f w ater.
H ongkong, w h ere th e g o v ern o r has
a buie youn hi bool gin and its p er West Kaiem and is a t the present
service.
A Springfield (M ass.) m an h a s a
recom m ended a g ra n t In a id fo r th eir
le rlio o was Mieli th a t It co m p eted (inie a c tfng Jn th e capacity Of
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it is to be ex h ib ite d a t th e S alem fair. ^ 1U ’ E ngineer for Dallas.
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P h ila d e lp h ia 's a n u u a l w a te r con­
A b ran ch of tb e Ja p n n to u ris t b u ­
th e r e w ere tw o sp e c im e n s of Medino m ade th e plans for the septic
su m p tio n Is 178 g allo n s p e r cap ita.
reau w as opened In N ag asak i Inst year.
e m b ro id e ry , very o r n a te an d a |t i s t i c tank in Dallas and cut the cost
B rav ery »' • Boy.
W a te r fro m K in g Solom on's sealed I t fu rn is h e s Itin e ra rie s o f to u rs th ro u g h
t Ills em b ro id ery is D anish a n d orig i 0 f co nstruction down front the
“Otic of tb e b rav est w is 1 w ltneeod fo u n ta in Is now piped th ro u g h tb e
. J a p a n an d o th e r In fo rm atio n concern­
a n te d In tile lo th c e n tu ry .
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d u rin g th e w hole ivur.'' said a n officer s tr e e ts o f Je ru salem .
ing tra v e l, hotels, m aps an d g uide­
Of th e p re se rv e d fru it d isp lay th e re hrst estim ate of $10,000.00 to $7, o f th e A rm y o f N o rth ern V rglnis.
E n g in e e rs e s tim a te tb e av ailab le w a ­ books fo r th e asking,
w ere co n sp icu o u s ex a m p le s oi tom a- 0 0 0 .0 0 .
W ith the prospect fac­ “ w as th a t ot a .voting so ld ier w ho
to, p e a r an d w aterm elo n , w h ile one ing Polk C O U llty of- having- to w a s pro b ab ly n o t o v er six tee n . W e t e r p o w er o f O regon a s m o rs th a n i T h e ra te o f g ro w th o f m ah o g an y is
ja r ot cam ici! s tra w b e rrie s claim ed at- contribute toward the COnstrilC- b ad th o u g h t o f him a s only a boy, a l ­ !. 1 . 000 ,000 horsepow er.
i show n in so u th e rn N igeria, w h ere th e
le n tio n b ecau se or co lo r an d shape.
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W hile tb e p o p u latio n o f F g an ce In­ site of s to w n d estro y ed six ty y ears
t he Jellies w ere tr a n s lu c e n t an d c le a r 10n o f a
b r l d * « a t W e s t h a “ th o u g h h e w eu t w ith tb e reg im en t on cre a se d In IM S b y 41.901. th a t of G er­
ago lias been covered w ith a fo rest
ia g la s s, i.i
v
. h mu within the KI0XI year or two, a ll o f Its m arch es an d lived w ith It tn m any In cre a se d by a b o u t 800,000.
co n tain in g m ah o g an y trees, som e of
aim ed w hole, tw o an d t h n
to a jar. we are fortunate in being able to all Its en cam p m en ts.
T b e London policem an a r re s ts on an w h ich a r e m ore th a n ten fe e t in d iam e­
"O ne d ny th e re w as n fierce en g ag e­
11 '.“ ve ’. e thit b ean s an d c o m , looked s e c u r e the services of an eiigi-
a v e ra g e seven p erso n s a y e a r; th e P a r i­ ter.
n v ltin g an d a p p e tì dug an d sp o k e w ell
countv surveyor who is m ent. In th e m id st o f It a b u llet sia n policem an a r re s ts tw en ty -n in e.
or th e com to rt o f th e co m in g w in ter.
' r a B county su rveyor wno is stru c k (b is boy in tb e b re a st, a n d be
in tb e Sclily islands, o w in g to tb e
A t S affron W alden. E n g lan d , $3,000 lig h tn ess o f th e soil, as m ock aw fifty
T hree J a is of c a n n e d stilinoli w ere capable of handling the work, fell. O a r colonel o rd ered b is m en to
n o tew o rth y in a p p i.tra n c e a n d w ere M r. T aylor (lid all of th e Cllgi- d ism o u n t, an d aa be b lm se lf sp ra n g h as been sp e n t on ra d ta m fo r s p a­ Cong) to n s o f seaw eed a re fre q u e n tly
.iim h a d m ire d by th e p a ssin g house- p e e r i n g work and superintended fro m b is horse, th e boy called o u t tn a tie n t w h o Is In receip t o f o at-reh ef.
ap p lied to a n ac re of gro u n d f o r eariy
T b e p rice o f b re e d in E cu ad o r bns p o tato es, n e a rly a s m uch fo r m an g o ld s
T h e hom e-baking w as d isp la y e d In ¡he construction of th e big S t e e l w eak voice. ‘I w ill bold y o u r horse,
been g re a tly reduced by tb e In stallin g a n d o th e r ro o ts an d so m e w h at lees fo r
two g la ss cases. T h e re w ere peci l i f t bridge at West Salem . The co lo n etr
“S to p p in g In th e m id st o f th e sto rm o f G erm an b reu d m sk ln g m ach in ery .
g rain crops.
n c n s of y e a s t b re a d , B o sto n brow n voters will do well to give Mr.
E g y p t ts ad o p tin g m o d ern a g ric u ltu r­
I f It w ere p o ssible fo r a n aeroplane,
tread , pies, Inver ca k e s an d b u tte r in T aylor abig vote a t th e Novem- of b u llets to gaze tn p ity on th e w hite,
boyish face, th e colonel auld. ‘B n t yon al m ach in ery a f te r u sin g tb e m oot w ith a c o n s ta n t a v e ra g e o f fifty miles
p rim itiv e k in d s fo r th o u sa n d s o f yssrm. s n b o ar, to s t a r t from th e e a rth on a
^ ^ « " m h ^ ^ L r e y ’w T rë ib r
a »'> to m ake his c a n ’t d o th a t, lad —you a r e d y in g .’
•ut an d bore th e e v id e n c e o f m e rit by election certain.
Ill this office, “ ‘I know I am . colonel,’ th e g allan t
T b s la rg e st sponge e v e r found cam e Jo u rn ey to th e so n on Ja n . 1, 1815, it
ta u n tin g colored rib b o n s, th e pass- merit only should count.
The boy replied. ‘B u t I c a n bold tb e rein s from tb e M e d ite rran ean . I t w as th re e w ould be n e a rly 210 y e a rs on tb e Jo u r­
•r-iiv ju d g 'd t lient to he th e b an d i pay is insignificant tts com pared w hen I ant d ead .'
fe e t a c ro ss a n d te n fe e t tn d r e u m ftr - ney. a s It w ould n o t a rriv e u n til No­
.vork of D allas' n o ta b le cooks.
*__ * _____ _____ !
to w hat „ a _».____
com petent
m an can "T h e colonel p laced tb e b rid le la tb e ence.
vem ber, 2123.
All th e d ecisio n s w ere m alie by out-
tre m b lin g h an d s an d w e n t fo rw ard .
FU lptnos o f tb e risin g g en eratio n are
F lam es o f tb e V ty p e a re ex ten siv ely
>f-town ju d g e s an d th e te x tile exhio- m ake for him self.
W hen th e fight w ns o v er b e h u rried d isc a rd in g tb e n a tiv e fo o tw e a r and are
used In C alifo rn ia, tra n sp o rtin g a n n u ­
t w as p ro n o u n ced “ m o re e v e n ” th a n
back an d found tb e boy lying d eed , th e a d o p tin g sh o es of A m erican a n d E u ro ­
my o n e p a rtic u la r co lelctio n th a t had
ally s h o u t 110.000.000 fe e t of lu m b er
Advertised Letters.
b rid le re in s still w rap p ed tig h tly
p ean designs.
om e u n d e r th e n o tic e of th e Ju d g e —
from tb e m o u n tain s to tb e valley.
ro
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p
rig
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—Y
o
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's
L
etters
rem
aining
unclaim
ed
i very s a tis f a c to ry c ritic is m fo r th e
A lto g eth er Ohio h a s sev en ty -right Som e of th o se In tb e so u th e rn S ierras
C
om
panion
at the Dallas postoffice a t the)
vik coast) wobmb .
m iles of co n c re te reeds, 440 m iles of a r e six ty m iles In le n g th finch flume«
A Kipling A neodot».
ho e of h onor on tn e first t i b i e an d c|oae 0f busness on Tuesday, I —"
b rick re e d s, 1X000 of m acad am a n d a re re td to co st b etw een $4.000 an d $3.-
m ien of it w as d isp lay e d in clo sed j .
.
.
<r. , .
T b e old postinafi a t W e stw a rd Ho, 13.600 o f g ravel.
000 p er mile.
lass cases. T o th e d e c e n d e n ts of th e ^t'Ptenìber
th, 1J14.
n e a r B tdefvrd. In Devon, u nd tb e scen e
E
a
rly
h
isto
ry
poin
ts
v
ery
clearly
to
W aste tn coni bos p ractically been
'io n r r r s th e s e tre a s u re d m em ento:,
Mr. D. N. Blank.
of "S ta lk y A Co.,” ts rep o rted In T.
th e W s t In d ies en d tb e a d ja c e n t elim inated. E v en tb e w a ste from tb e
ire alw a y s in te re s tin g , an d to O reg o n ’s
Dr. Abel N. Cook.
P .'s Loudon W eekly a s tellin g an In­
a t e r c itiz e n s th ey a r e oi equini mo-
m ain lan d aa tb s o riginal hom e o f tb e calm bank w s sh e rs Is now being u ti­
te re stin g an ecd o te o f R u d y a rd K ip­
Mr. Ebb Fell,
n en t.
yellow fe v e r m osquito.
lised. fo r It is flushed Into th e mine«
ling.
d
a
tin
g
from
tb
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tim
e
w
hen
K
ip­
M.
R.
M
atthew
s,
O ne esp e c ia lly b e au tifu l ex a m p le o f!
A u stralia* « still lead tb e w orld aa a n d p ertly fills old w orkings, w h ere It
ling
b
lm
self
woe
a
boy
a
t
school
a
t
.eddle-w ork w as th e in f a n ts ' ro b e!
Mrs. Mabel Myers.
W estw ard Ho. It a p p e a rs t b s t B eck­ te a d rin k ers. 7.8 pounds being each cem en ts to g e th e r s o d fu rn ish e s su p ­
n a d e in leondon, B ugiam i, m o re th a n
Mrs. L. W. Myers,
v istrellaw s yearly allo w a n c e
New p o rt to tb e roof w hen tb e coal previous­
w ith . tb e a q u a tic ex p ert, cam e to W est­
ne h u n d re d y e a rs ago. T h e s titc h e s
Mrs. H attie Ryan,
7 .'« tan d em d rin k ATS p ounds s bead ly left fo r p illars Is rem oved.
re in cred ib ly fine an d ev en an d th e
w a rd H o to g iv e a n ex h ib itio n fro m
H arvey A. Sm ith,
A b In terestin g fe a tu re o f th e p ro d u c­
iesign sim p le an d a rtis tic .
tb e p ier, w h ich w a s cro w d ed w ith tb e
T h e “ Old L a d le s" d isp lay w as m o re
rb tla d e lp b ta u m a a a c c u ra te t e s t ­ tio n e f a n th ra c ite coal In P en n sy lv an ia
Mr. I^ e Shiate,
usu al su n m ie r sig h tse e rs a n d a fa ir
han in te re s tin g . Q u ilts, p ieced , knit-
sp rin k lin g of boys from tb e school. in g p lan t. r s r v M on a n a u to m o b ile to Is th e co m p arativ ely recen t u tilisa tio n
Mrs. H arvey St rayer,
ed an d "cra:.y-w orked,” b e a r te stim o n y \
A fter som e e v o lu tio n s In tb e w a te r tb e a s c e rta in w hetM fr Its v ario u s fo rm s of o f th e sm a lle r s ite s o f coeL Since th e
Mrs. G. W. Wolf,
o a c tiv e A ngers, an d one k n itte d bed*
■ s im m e r com m enced a series o f d iv in g s tre e t lig h ts » re m ain tain ed St c o n tra c t first w asb ery w as co n stru cted tn 1880
prend w as m ad e by a w o m an o f 87 j
V. P. Fiske.
th e to tal recovery o f u sefu l fuel sh ip ­
p erfo rm an ces, s a d It w as a f t s r a sen- . sta n d a rd .
ea rs. It w as b eau tifu lly d o n e, ev en
P ostm aster.
sa tto n a l d iv a from tb e to p o f tb e pier
T he la rg e s t se ttle m e n t la G reen lan d ped freen tb e w a s te beeps, o r culm
mil p e rfe c t In d e ta il. A lo u n g e c o v e r !
th a t th e s p e c ta to rs w e re s tnnxed to 1« FydtPnrren. w hich h as a population b an k s, boa am o u n ted to 40.328.376 long
n ad e of Indian h ead s, th e c o v e r be-
see l ch u b b y , sto c k y boy ru n to tb s of 708. a n d tb e stn eileat Is S k sn sen . to tons.
uu an d finished by flags o f d iffe re n t |
W hen you are in need of but-
edge of t b s p ier a n d re p e a t th e dive » 'T th G reen lan d , w ith forty a l l In­
a llo n s, w as unitine In d esig n an d
__.
■ u ltim a In w o rk m an sh ip . A h in t. | t e r
C*U a t t h e I t e m l - w ith alt th e m an n erism s o f tb e e x p e r t
k s M tanta.
T he W apiti.
ione in colored c ro ss -s titc h em b ro h t
° " c t
W e are prepared and In q u iry elicited tb e fa c t t h a t th e boy
Htppfty, hoppitjr.
T b s S arn ia (Ont.) C a n ad ian rev« th at
•ry an d fra m e d , w aa th e w ork o f a 'equipped to get them
Out on w as n am ed K ip ling, s a d It In by tb ls "T h o m as tNWIUi« of th e first renreealon
Look s t «he w apiti!
■ orr.an to y e a rs old
it m a d s a p rê t ¡short notice.
We alw ays have in A d en t m o re th a n a n y o th e r th a t tb e j e f B lddulph to w nship. * b > la ninety-
" • "*"» “ P «he h»l a n t down.
H is a n tle rs a re tre a d .
Ly p ic tu re . T o w els an d bed lin en 1 *
B ld efo rd people rem em b er th e now fa
plenty
of
stock
and
th
e
price
is
n in e en d o ne-half y e a rs old. h as Ju st
And
h is eye* are bl*.
•vltli ta ttin g g a r n itu re w ere d isp la y e d
moon a u th o r.
ta k in g
right.
And h b color Is «on c( s brow*.
FRED
HOLMAN
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ROUND THE WORLD
T he H u n ter and th e W ind,
In b u n tin g a g a in st tb e w ind In open
fo re sts m ore gam e Is p assed th a n
m nuy h u n ters would suppose. T b s a n ­
im als see th e tuau. n o te th a t b e will
p ass them and hide by g e ttin g a s n ear
to tb e grouud ns possible. I f th ey
«cent him a f te r he bns passed th ey
ev id en tly realise th a t th e d a n g er Is
over, though some, m ostly tb e younger.
Inexperienced aulm uls. th en sn e ak off
W h ere gam e is very w ild It is o fte n In
aueb localities a« I have m en tio n ed
only possible to ap p ro ach them w ith
th e w ind by o u td ista n c in g th e la tte r
becau se a big gam e an im al a t r e s t d e
pen d s on Its nose to sa v e It from don
g e r In th e directio n from w hich Un­
w ind com es an d on Its eyes to w atch
th e sid e from w b lrb It can g et no o th
e r w arn in g .—'T r a c k an d T rack in g ." by
Jo s e f B ru n n er.
W orth ef Icelandic Panics.
Icelan d ic ponies aro u sed tb e a d m ira ­
tion o f tb e g re a t tra v e le r, tim e . Id a
P feiffer. “ In sp ite o f s c a n ty food."
sh e w ro te. T h e y h a v e m arv elo u s p o w ­
er« o f endurance. T h ey can tra v e l
from th irty -fiv e to fo rty m iles p er diem
fo r sev eral co n secu tiv e d ay s. T h ey
know by In stin ct th e d an g ero u s sp o ts
In th e sto rm y w astes an d In tb e m oors
an d sw am p s. On a p p ro ach in g th ese
p laces th ey bend th e tr bends to w a rd
tb e e a r th and look sh a rp ly aro u n d on
all sid es. I f th e y can n o t discover a
firm restin g place fo r th e ir feet they
sto p i t o n ce an d can n o t be urged fo r­
w ard w ith o u t m an y blow s."
F ieri T itled Doctor.
T h e tltlo o f d o cto r w as Invented fo r
th e esp ecial benefit o f tb o learn ed
I n e rn ltn of tb e tw e lfth cen tu ry . T b e
title w as co n ferred by th e U n iv ersity
e f Bologna
T h e first d o cto r of m edi­
cin e w a s W illiam Gordepkn, w ho re ­
ceived tb e title from tb e college a t
A sti In 1328.
N et P a rtic u la r a s te W eapons.
T b e w a ite r girl k n ew a th in g o r tw o
ab o u t ta b le e tiq u e tte , so sh e sniffed
sco rn fu lly a s t h e said. ” It*s n o t o u r
custfim to se rv e a k n ife w ith pie.“
“ N o7" rem ark e d th e p atro n In s u r
prisa. “T h e n b rin g me s n ax . pi ansa.”
—E x ch an g e.
At th e N q tu rsl H isto ry M useum.
“ Will yon please d ire c t me to tb r
ball o f Inebriate«?”
" E r — In v e rte b ra te s - n e x t room b
y o u r rig h t, u n less you w ish to see tb e
to a kee."—Life.
B ate an d Fane.
T h e o rd in a ry folding fa n w ee In v en t­
ed In th e se v en th c e n tu ry by a J a p ­
an ese a r tis t, who d e riv e d tbo Idea
from w a tc h in g a b a t d o s in g I » wing«
C h a n g e e<
S c o tt—H o w lone w ere y o a 4 * * f
y o u r w ed d in g t o u r t M ott—Too ha
It d ev elo p ed Into a lector« too*
B rooklyn Engl«.
H o w h o follow s tw o bare« Is a«™
ca tc h n e ith e r.—O ld Beytn*.
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