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OFMCLAL CITY AND C< UNTY
NATIONAL SONG WEEK
PAPER
By F. A . W A L K E R
TO BE OBSERVED -,
TELEPHONE 39
FEBRUARY 19 TO 25
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SOME INFLUENCES
One month ............................... $ .65
Three m o n th s ........................... 1.95
In connection with thé National
Six months ............................... 3.75 Week of Song, February 19 to 25, the N THESE days of doing big things,
One year .................................... 7.50 wes.ern secretary for this movement
which cannot be done properly
Mail and Rural Routes
without putting into them the hard­
.'<7 '
One month ............................... $ .65 has issued the following proclama­ est kind of work, accompanied with
Three m o n th s ........................... 1.95 tion. A bulletin to the teachers of undevlating concentration of thought,
Six months ............................... 3.50 the county has called their atten­ there is a disposition among certain
One year ................................. 6.5t tion to this and aside from the daily
classes of employees to allow disturb­
sing in the school room a number of ing influences to belittle their effi­
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1
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YEARLY CONTRACTS
The slogan Is “sing every day may seem to the young man or wom­
Display Advertising
an who is Inclined to entertain them.
One time a week..................... 27% The purpose of the national week of If not overcome, they soon become
Two times a week.....................25
song is to “set all America singing; formidable barriers in blocking the
Every other day....................... 20
to cultivate a taste for the songs of way to progress.
Local Readers
The thoughts of last night’s rollick­
Each line, each tim e...................10c the better sort; to uphold American
ing
play or gay dances, as they come
high
ideals
by
singing
songs
that
up­
Te run every other dhy for one
trooping
before you in the morning
lift;
to
bring
people
together
in
a
month, each line, each tim e.. 7c
when
you
take your place at your
To run every issue for one month
community spirit.”
desk, may unfit you for the day’s
or more, each line, each tim e .. 5c
The Proclamation
work.
Classified Column
“
Because
God in the victory for
One cent the word each time.
Under their influence your mind
To run every issue for one month righteousness, and for peace He has wanders, eludes control and places
or more, %c the word eaah time.
given us, has given us occasion for you at a positive disadvantage with
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great joy, and because joy is an emo­ the man or woman who is able to think
First time, per 8-point line........ 16c
tion that can be best expressed in clearly and make every stroke count.
Each subsequent time, per 8-
Columns of figures refuse to prove
point line ................................. 5c song, and because singing is one of themselves; words are misspelled;
Card of th a n k s ..........................>1.00 the greatest unifying and nationaliz­ lands tremble and nerves tingle. Iu
Obituaries, the l i n e ....................2%c ing influences, and because the week
your dismay you wonder what hue
Fraternal Orders and Societies
of
Washington’s
birthday
has
been
come over your usual placidity.
Advertising for fraternal orders
At the next desk is a worker twice
or societies charging a regular initi­ designated as the National Week of
ation fee and dues, no discount. Re­ Song, a week when the whole nation as much In earnest and not one-quar­
ligious and benevolent orders will 'be will unite as a mighty chorus to sing ter so flurried. This timidity of yours
charged the regular rate for all ad the songs we love, it is deemed es­ is proof of the presence of disturbing
vertlsing when an admission or other
which are digging pitfalls
pecially appropriate at this time to influences,
charge Is made.
about your feet and leading you
suggest that the week of February blindfolded to the brink.
What Constitutes Advertising
19th to 25 th inclusive, be set aside
Th® very flexibility and ease with
In order to allay a misunderstand­
for
the singing of such songs as will which this Is done, fail to arouse your
ing among some as to what consti­
c
tutes news and what advertising, express our joy, awaken a love for suspicion until in some way or another
we print this very simple rule, which God and country, stimulate a true you sense that you are standing on a
is used by newspapers to different! spirit of devotion and loyalty, unite precarious base, in imminent danger
of toppling over.
ate between them: “ALL future
events, where an admission charge us in our civic interests and develop
y
And thousands of others like you,
is made or a collection is taken IS that* spirit of brotherhood which through disturbing Influences, are
ADVERTISING.'’ This applies to will make us a better people and a standing helpless at the brink, discon­
I H U M A N " F j N G E i a P R I N T • M ö MKEY’A F I N G E R , P I S I X T
organizations and societies of every greater nation.
certed and miserable.
kind as well as to individuals.
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Copyn,hi. by New York Zoologen Sode!*
Yesterday yon and they were cer­
Because of the far-reaching influ­
All reports of such activities after
tain
of
the
future.
ence for good and the great joy to be
(By international News Service) of the Identification bureau thought
they have occurred is news.
Today everything Is In doubt, sim­
All coming social or organization derived from the observance of the
NEW \ ORK, Feb. 18.— Back yon­ the prlosners did a little squirming
meetings of societies where no National Week of Song, also because ply because of the lack of sufficient der, when a famous scientist dum-
money contribution is solicited, inlti great praise, such as can best be glv- will-power to drive frivolous thoughts founded the world with his belief of their own and then explained how
from the mind and to step down on
disobliging prisoners are caught ofL
atlon charged, or collecton taken IS
in song, is due Him from whom the solid ground of common sense.
that man was descended from the [ their guard. It isn’t necessary to
NEWS.
blessings flow, this proclamation
And these same disturbing influ­
there were those— and ¡ink their fingers. They touch a
Entered at the Ashland, Oregon calls on all who believe in America ences have been fooling with mankind monkey,
many
there
are now—who couldn’t sheet of paper unthinkingly, which
Postoffice as Second-class Mail Mat
since the foundation of the world I
see
it
that
way.
It may be interest­ is then dusted with a uowder that
and
American
Ideals
to
join
earnest­
ter.
(Copyright)
ing, then, to tell about Gabong’s brings out the lines in complete de­
ly in the observance of this signifi­
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fingerpjrints.
cant
event.
That
this
is
done
in
tail.
¿J unmeb P layground ^
schools and churches, by choral so­
Gabong is an orang-utan, present
Mr. Ditmars returned to the zoo
of A merica
cieties, welfare clubs, woman’s clubs
habitat the Zoological Park in the and trier it out on Gabong. The
and all kldndred organizations.”
Bronx. Now, Gabong hasn’t done orang’s hands are as large as those!
“The proof of the pudding is in the eat­ anything criminal, but just the same of a man, and his thumb is similarly i
ing.”
his fingerprints are on file in Police shaped.
When the curator went*
ASKS PROTECTION FOR GAME
FAMILY DESSERTS
Headquarters. Furthermore, those again to headquarters with a print
police experts who have been in the of Gabong’s thumb and one of his
Hawaiian Fish and Game Association
APIOCA 1 b a dessert that may fingerprinting job for years can’t own and asked Sergeant Hammer-
OREGON
Assarts That Condition on the
TONA ?
WASHINGTON
be used In many combinations tell i t a glance the difference be- sley which of the two was the human
W m S H COI t-ÜMBIA?'
Islands Are Bad.
and is always a wholesome des­
tween the prints of Gabong and his print the expert couldn’t say. The
,
HIGHT. COOL DAYS
sert for children.
[A RESTFUL SLEEP EVERY NIGHT.
alleged human brethren
The latest application received by
sergeant referred the two prints to
the American Game Protective associa­
Raymond Ditmers, curator of fourteen other experts in the Identi­
Peach Taplooa.
tion for club membership comes from
Drain a can of peaches from the mammels and reptiles at the zoo, fication Bureau, none of whom
WAR AND GEOGRAPHY
Hawaii. The Hawaiian Fish and liquor or juice, using a pint of the
Game association has been formed by fruit if home canned; sprinkle the was anxious to get a real Imprint of could say “this is Gabong,” or this
Though in no sense a compensa­
handful of the sportsmen In the peaches with one-third of a cupfuF one of the orang-utan’s fingers. Af­ is Mr. Ditmars. ”
The police experts produced from
tion, the war and its results have territory who have realized that un­ of powdered sugar and let stand an ter trying unsuccessfully with vase-
less they take drastic steps the game hour; soak one cupful of tapioca one eline and graphite, he called at head­ the files a score of thumbprints with
provided a great stimulus to ithe on the Islands will soon be exter­
hour in cold water to cover, add quarters, explainnig the fingerprint­ practically the same arrangement of,
study of geography. We had a like minated.
enough of the peach syrup to make ing of monkeys wasn’t as easy as whorls and eclipses that Gabong’s
Bruce Cartwright, secretary of the three cupfuls, heat to the boiling point; handling pickpockets and such. thumb showed. A magnifying glass
experience in our brush with Spain.
Wnen Dewey startled us with his ex­ iawalian association, writes that for­ add tapioca drained from the cold Monkeys squirmed too much.
was necessary to find the difference
merly the Islands were alive with
ploit at Manila there was a general game, but due to poor law enforcement water, two-thlrds of a cupful of sugar
Sergeant William H. Hammersley, in them.
pulling down of the atlas to discover and the lack of adequate protective and one-half of a teaspoonful of salt;
over hot water until the tapioca
where the Philippine Islands were measures the condition Is now serious. cook
is clear. Line a pudding dish with
located, and our knowledge of world The greater part of the population the quartered peaches, turn in the
are Orientals, and to teach them that tapioca and bake slowly in a moderate
geography was suddenly enlarged.
In the recent greater conflict game must be protected will prove a oven for 85 minutes. Serve hot or
cold with cream.
scarcely any part of the world es­ laborious task, he says.
The Chinese dove, Mongolian pheas­
caped attention in the news. Not
and California quail are the most
Cracker Custard Pudding.
only so many new nations have been ant
common upland game birds, although
Soak
three-fourths of a cupful of
erected in Europe and Asia that we formerly peacocks, turkeys and wild
cracker crumbs In one quart of
cannot be sure of the number, but chickens were plentiful.
Golden scalded milk; cool, add one-third of a
A regular feature department edited by
points of land iu the seas of which plover are very numerous during cupful of sugar, one-fourth of a cup­
Ducks and other shore ful of butter, two eggs slightly beaten,
we never heard before have become migration.
M r s . B elle D e G r a f
birds
also
visit
the islands.
of international importance. Who,
one-half teaspoonful of vanilla and
The game animals in Hawaii con­ the same of lemon, with salt to taste.
Domestic Science Director California Prune & Apricot Growers Inc.
in looking at a map of the expanse
sist
of
goats,
sheep
and
deer.
The
of the Pacific would have considered theory has been advanced—and found Bake slowly one hour in a moderate
Yap and its value? Not the size of the ear of the lawmakers on the is­ oven, spread with a meringue, return
to the oven and brown delicately;
island, but its location and the use lands—that deer are detrimental to serve
with vanilla sauce.
RELISHES— Continued
. balls rolled in parsley.
to which it can be put determines forests. It is asserted that they de­
Relishes
are
often
served
in
dishes
i Small rounds of toasted bread
the worth. If there were not so stroy forests by eating the protective
Coffee Jelly With Cream.
divided
into
compartments,
like
spread with anchovy butter and
many islands scattered around the covering from the roots of the trees.
Soak two tablespoonfuls of gelatin
sweetmeat
boxes.
These
dishes
have
served while hot. Mix the butter
in one-half cupful of cold water one-
oceans there would be less causes of
war. Because islands constitute so COMMUTER HAS GREAT IDEA half hour, dissolve in one cupful of two or more compartments each one and anchovy paste to a smooth con-
»latency; be careful not to use too
boiling water, strain and add two cup­ containing a different relish.
large a bone of contention in inter­
fuls
of
clear
coffee,
one-third
of
a
A
few
canape
combinations
are
as
much paste as it is very salt,
national conferences it is evident Warm® Hie Hat Before Putting It On
cufpful
of
sugar
and
stir
until
the
follows:
For very special occasions, cav-
When the Morning la of tho
that statesmen studied geography
sugar
Is
dissolved.
Turn
into
a
ring
Bone
and
mash
sardines,
seas'on
aire spread on toasted rounds of
Chilly Order.
and ponder thoroughly the story it
mould, chill, unmould on a serving with lemon juice and Worcestershire bread upon which two flattened an­
»
•
•
tells.
The commuter was shivering. An ley dish, fill the center with sweetened
Possibly the experience of Great blast bad chilled him through when he whipped cream, flavored with vanilla. sauce. Cut bread in triangle shapes, chovies are crossed in the center.
toast or saute and spread with the
Clam and Oyster Cocktail
Britain in not properly appreciating got out of bed to close the window
sardine
mixture.
Garnish
with
hard-
Clams
and oysters for cocktails
the use to which an island could be and, although he was about to seat
boiled
egg
pressed
through
a
sieve
or
should
be
small, fresh and very cold
put has made the nations wary in himself at the breakfast table, his
Copyright, t i l l , Western Newspaper Union. sour pickles cut in fan shapes.
i Chop a sweet red pepper very fine.
dealing with such matters. Helgo­ teeth chattered at the thought of the
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Lobster
and
crap
minced
fine
and
all to one cup of tomato catsup or
cold
walk
he
must
take
to
get
the
land. a little patch of rodk in the
8:10.
mixed
with
stiff
mayonnaise.
Toast
1
tomato sauce, season with one tea-
North Sea was traded to Germany.
Suddenly
a
brilliant
Idea
struck
him.
rounds
of
bread,
spread
with
a
spoonful
of onion sauce, a few drops
It was a frightfully costly bargain
He dashed into the hall,* rescued a soft
spoonful of the mixture and garnish' of Worcestershire sauce and a dash
for England. From the enacity with hat from the hat rack and, slipping in­
These w er-like rations
with sliced stuffed olives.
of tobasco sauce, if liked highly sea­
which the victors in the war are to the living room, turned on the elec­
rrfeke
m
e.
flick;
Cut
smoked
salmon
in
thin
rounds
soned.
hanging on to what they secured in tric lamp and dropped his hat over i t
to
fit
the
bread,
saute
bread
rounds
Grapefruit Cocktail
They’r
e
e^
o
tiM
icel.
I
the division, the blunder will not
His better half, who had been re­
in
butter,
place
salmon
on
top
and
Cut grapefruit in halves, remove
garding hlpa with amazement, but who
q vess
be repeated knowingly.
garnish
with
white
of
a
hard-boiled
each
section, saving all the juice;
had
been
married
long
enough
to
know
Vhvt
irakts
them
th
in
k
In Eastern Europe and Asia geog­
egg
cut
to
stimulate
a
flower
and
not
to
ask
questions
in
the
middle
of
place
in cocktail glasses. Sprinkle
raphy is in a state of flux. Bound­
th e y k*k.ve v. ri^ht-
press
the
yolk
through
a
sieve
and
her
husband's
hrllllant
schemes,
with
powdered
sugar and set two
aries of nations may be changed In stepped to the door of the living room
To $et our world
pile
in
the
center.
or
more
Maraschino
cherries above
a day. Most of them would be If and smiled.
in sveh e mess? A
Potted
or
deviled
ham
spread
on
the fruit in each glass. Combina*
anybody ilared. This situation makes
“Come on, dear,** she pleaded;
heart or diamond shaped pieces of tions of grapefruit, oranges and ba­
it highly perplexing to keep up with “you’re late now and I’ve got the love­
friend bread. Garnish with strips of nanas in equal parts make an accept­
the times. More than that, the names liest muffins.’*
V f i / / -
pomento
or hard-boiled egg.
able fruit cocktail.
“Fine,** was the response. “Suppose
of places are being altered to add
Spread
rounds
of
bread
with
soft­
Chili Cocktail Sauce
you
wonder
what’s
the
big
idea.
Well,
to the confusion. Yet, if one would
ened
cream
cheese
and
set
a
slice
of
you
know,
when
a
man
la
cold
he
puts
Mix one-third cup chill, one-half
keep abreast of the news, one would
fresh tomato over it; put thick may- cup thick mayonnaise, one-half cup
needs devote a goodly par* of one’s on his hat. I’ve improved on that. Got
my hat on the lamp warming. The
onnaise through a pastry bag with, whipped cream. Add one cup diced
time to geography and then could leather band inside la always so cold
a
not be sure that the procession was these mornings.’’
Roller skating tonight. Nat. 142-2 star tube and form a border around ! or shredded crab or lobster. This
the tomato. Garnish with tiny cheese , quantity os for four persons.
Something to
Think About
Gabong’s Finger Prints Are
Nearly Like Those of Human
I
DOMESTIC
UtuA.
THE CHEERFUL CHERUB
S C IE N C E
Horseshoe From the Prince.
Before embarking for India the
prince of Wales visited the castle of I n v e s t i g a t e O u r I d e a l
Oakham in Rutland, says au English j
exchange.
And following an old tradition he
had to pay the tithe.
This tradition, over 800 years old, Is
Hot "Water Heating System for
one of the most curious. It imposes
upon the visitor of note—for whom
Small or Large Houses
alone the gates are opened—the obli­
Our New Line of Heating Stoves
gation to offer a horseshoe.
Are Now In
The prince of Wales did not Ignore
this custom. His horseshoe was
Placed above the first that figured in
the collection, and which was received
from the hands of Queen Elizabeth, i
Arcola.
Provost Bros.
For Such A Short Month
there are two mighty important birthdays
crowded into February, and both Washington
and Lincoln were vigorous advocates of thrift.
Could there be a more fitting tribute to the
memory of these two great men of America
than the opening or increasing of a savings
account Î
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7 Cans T o m ato es.....................................
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7 Cans C la m s ................'..........................
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4 Sacks bellow or White Coni Meal ...................... $1.00
3 Sacks Pure Kiln Dried Buckwheat .................... $1.00
13 Lbs. Small White B e a n s ...........................
$1 00
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$1 00
13 Lbs. Red Mix B e a n s ...........................
$1 00
17 Bars Crystal White Soap ...........................
$1 00
26 Bars Sw ift’s White S o a p .................................
$1.00
24 Bars White Wonder S o a p ................................... $1.00
14 Bars P. & G. Naptha S o a p ................................... $1.00
14 Bars Palm Olive S o a p ........................................... $1.00
14 Bars Cream Oil S o a p .....................................
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10 Packages L u x .................................................... ” $ i’oo
11 Packages Arog Corn S ta r c h ................................$1.00
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WE SELL FOR LESS
THE NAME
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-stan d s for QUALITY
See this fact exemplified in the following scratches and
mashes made for each progressive stage of noultrv
growth.
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ALBERS CHICK MASH—
A 17 per cent protein
chicks
soft” feed for hahv
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A choice whole grain mixture for the mature
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discriminating poultrymen
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