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ISìiLAICn DAILY TIDINGS rÀGB TWO Ashland Tidings Elula Hula at Home E aubllshed 187 6 Published Every Evening Except Sunday TUB ASHLAND PRINTING CO. j •«aesEii8<ï'i;’Sÿ,,v OFFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY PAPER TEL EPH O N E 39 C. K, LOGAN, Editor E n tered a t the A shland, Oregon Postoffice as Second-class Mall Mai ter. .BIBLE THOUGHT® — FOR TODAY— PARENTS OF NAVEL ORANGE From Two Trees Has Grown an In dustry Which is Now Estimated in Millions. From two loue orange trees, to which buds of the seedless “navel” or ange of Brazil were grafted some years ago. lias grown an industry which last year showed u net profit of some forty million dollars. Today mie hundred and seventy-five thousand acres of Cal ifornia laud is planted to navel or anges, which are set out in numbers ranging from 80 to 130 trees to the acre. William Saunders; one-time superin tendent of the government horticul tural grounds at Washington, D. C., learned in 1870 th at u new seedless orange had been developed at Bahai, Brazil, and procured 12 of the young trees through the aid of a missionary. They were brought to the United States and planted under conditions as nearly those of their native land us could be found, but they could not w ithstand the more rigorous northern climate, and they soon died. Buds had been taken from them, however, and grafted upon sprouts of native propa gation. Two of these sprouts survived and were transplanted to the West coast in 1875. From them have sprung the thou sands of trees which have made the na vel orange the foremost among the many varieties of oranges. Every year buds have been taken from them to impart navel characteristics to home-grown seedlings, and still though somewhat ravished by time, these patriarchs an nually add tlieir small quota to the thousands of bushels of fruit their off spring yields. One of them stands just outside Riv erside. igÿi'ÉËRT M oses <*> C apital wins some strik es, <ê> <8> labor o th ers, th e public none. Hubeeriptiou Price Delivered in City: <» One month ....................................I .65 < a > You can have m ighty big T h ree m o n t h s ............................... 1.95 tro u b les in m ighty sm all <$> Six m o n th s .................................. 3.75 One year . .................................... 7.5t< ❖ tow ns. Mail and Rural Routes <g> ♦ One m onth ....................................$ -6o H aving your own way all ♦ T h ree m o n t h s ............................... 1 9 5 Six m onths .................................... 3.50 <£> the tim e is ju st about as tir e One year ...................................... 6.5f <$> som e as never having it a t <$> ADVERTISING RATES ail. <3> Display A dvertising <S> ♦ iln g ie Insertion, each in ch . . . . . .30c W hen a m an b rags about <?> YEARLY CONTRACTS Display Advertising his kin folks it is a sign That One tim e a w e e k ............................... 27 % c he doesn’t am ount to m uch <3> Two tim es a w eek............................... 25 c him self. <$> livery o th e r d a y .................................. 20 t . Local Readers • • Each line, each t i m e . . .................10c W hen a m an ’s chief con <s> To ru n every o th e r (Say for one .. cern is glands, and when a ♦ mon th , each line, each tim e . . 7c w om an’s is com plexion, prog To m n~every issue for one m onth ress m ay be said to be m ov <?> ot m ore, each line, each t i m e . . 5c <«> Classified Column . ing steadily to th e rear. One cent th e word each tim e. <?> <?> To ru n every issue for one m onth .. <s> A wom an is not w illing to o r m ore, % c th e w ord each tim e. be called “ m iddle-aged” u n til <$> Legal Rate F irst tim e, per 8-pc.'nt lin e ......... 10c th e beauty p a rlo rs a re no ♦ Each subsequent tim e, per 8- longer able to cam ouflage <?> polnt line ...................................... 5 c her countenance. Card of t h a n k s .............................$1.00 -X Obituaries, the l i n e .....................2%c <§> F ra te rn a l O rders and Societies Hez Heck Says <?> A dvertising for fra te rn a l order? • ■ <$• “A kiss a in ’t genuine o r societies ch arg in g a reg u la r initi <J> unless it m akes you feel stlo n fee and dues, no discount. Re squirm y.” ilglous and benevolent orders will be charged th e reg u la r ra te for all ad vertlslng when an adm ission or othei eharge Is m ade. seat and see th a t he sits th e re or gets burned to a crisp. T his is no What Constitutes Advertising In o rd er to allay a m isu n d e rsta n d tim e for negation. The issue is too . portant. ing am ong some as to w hat consti I im tn te s new s and w hat advertising, L e t’s build th e big hotel! we p rin t th is very sim ple ru le, which Is u sed by new spapers to d iffe re n ti a te betw een th em : “ ALL fu tu re THE COMMUNITY AMBULANCE events, w here an adm ission charge FUND Is m ade or a collection is ta k e n IS The com m unity am bulance will A D VERTISIN G.” T his applies to cost ab o u t $1200. Up to date $891 o rganizations and societies of every has been subscribed and paid in. kind as well as to individuals. All rep o rts of such activities a fter T here has been $100 subscribed they have occurred is news. All com ing social or organization which has not been paid in. T hat m eetings of societies w here no leaves $209 still needed. m oney co n trib u tio n is solicited. In iti As soon as th e $1200 is fully sub ation charged, or collecton tak e n Iâ scribed and paid in, a com m ittee of NEWS. the subscribing physicians will be appointed to purchase the a m b u . ’7T7Lff 1 j lance. L e t’s finish the am bulance u n d e r t a k i n g . W ill those who have not y eti Bible Thoughts memorized. will prove a rj ¡subscribed to the fund please call ‘ price^ss heritage in after years. |q a t th e T idings office and do so at! once. Everybody should have some W EDNESDAY, DECEM BER 13 p a rt in this com m unity und ertak in g . PR ID E A P IT F A L L :— P rid e goeth before d estru ctio n , and a In doing so, you will have a g re a te r in te re st in th e com m unity, and you h au g h ty sp irit before a fall. will be doing vour p art to provide P roverbs 16: 18. m eans to ta k e care of the unfortu-1 t TH E NEW HOTEL Come on. and le t’s finish the job A shland .is now approaching a before Mr W in b u rn re /u rn s next larg e ta sk : th e form ation of plans which will re s u lt in supplying the week. L e t’s show him we a re those « PASS UP ALL KINDS OF WORK Masculine Natives of the South Sea Islands Cannot Be Brought to Do Any Labor. I J T LA HULA is the chief indoor and outdoor dance c f the natives • jf th e Pacific Islands. The H aw aiian brand ' th e best known, b u t all th e South Sea Island natives enjoy i; ® ,acq u elin e Logan, th e P aram o u n t player, is here shown in one of the native costum es doing a version of it on the Pacific Island, w here scenes were made in “ Ebb T ide,” a new George M elfore production fo r P aram o u n t from the story by R obert Louis Stevenson and Lloyd Osbourne. Southern Oregon Appointed on National Committee for Care of Eyesight in Nation’s Public Schools Aided by rep re sen ta tio n from P r e s - ! M edford, and J. Percy W ells, of ident H a rd in g ’s cabinet, federal and K lam ath Falls. sta te officials, university professors,! “ The object of an Eye Sight Con- engineers, in d u stria lists, and civic servation day in schools is to dis- leaders, the Eye Sight C onservation cover th e fact th a t a child has a de- Council of A m erica, with n a tio n a l feet of vision or sym ptom s of a de- h e a d q u a rte rs a t 4 2 S tre e t and Broad- feet ra th e r th an to determ ine th e de w ay. New Y ork C itv’ h as set in mo'i gree of deficency,” it is sta te d in the tion a m ovem ent for the observance suggested program w hich th e Eye th ro u g h o u t the co unrry of Eye Sight Sight C onservation Council is tak in g C onservation Day in the schools. ; up w ith the Oregon officals. Defective vision am ong children! Secretary of L abor Davis, in and w orkers in the in d u stries has, I sta te m e n t issued by the Eye Sight long-needed to u rist hotel. : who do things. recent surveys in num erous tow ns C onservation Council, a sse rts th a t N othing is ever acco m p lish ed ! It has been said th a t “ to him who a »d cities have revealed, caused enor- care of th e eyes is a n a tio n a l duty. th ro u g h negative th o u g h t and action It is d estru ctiv e of every forw ard w aits, all th iln g s com e.” This evi- «nous econom ic and physical losses.! “ In my e a rlie r life as a w orkm an plan and m ovem ent. T here is too dently is the belief of W ard Irvine, which, a u th o ritie s declare, can be and in th e course of my duties as m uch of it in th e disposition of Ash-! son of the e d ito r of the P o rtla n d wiped out by proper and system atici se cre ta ry o f labor, I have come to Jo u rn al. W ithout solicitation on his application of th e principles of eye know som ething of the problem be- land citizens. fore the Eye Sight C onservation P ositive th o u g h t and action will p a rt, so we a re told he has re- hygiene. W ith th e co-operation, am ong oth- Council, p a rticu la rly in its relatio n accom plish the hlg purpose. Big ceived th e appointm ent of private se cre ta ry by governor-elect W alter e r leaders, of Jam es J. Davis, s e c r e - ,to men and women in in d u stry , says th in g s a re already h alf lost when M. Pierce. In as m uch as th e Jo u r- iary of the U nited S tates d e p a rtm e n t Secretary Davis. It is a problem approached w ith fear, tre m b lin g and in hum an service which in its solu- d istru st. It is m uch e a sie r e sp ec -ln a l som ew hat favored Mr. P ierce in j of labor, Guy A. H enry, general di- tion, will m ean m uch to th e whole ially here, to express doubts th an his recent cam paign, and th a t young recto r of th e Eye Sight C onservation hopes on m a tte rs th a t look tow ard Irvine was active in the cause of Council is d irectin g the c a m p a ig n ,»ssrvlce of A m erica in l*fe> economic th e building of a great reso rt. T hat Jam es Cox d u rin g th e last presklen- which aim s to accom plish vast sav- P>°sperity and happiness, larg e success has been achieved by tial election, th e re su lt is not to be ings in h ealth and m oney by carry -j 1 m arch w ith the council in its ing the m essage, “ F irs t H ealth, Then work am ong children. I am con- o th ers w ith h alf the n a tu ra l re- w ondered at. W isdom ,” to every city and h am let ' !nced th a t m ankind owes no higher sources we have here has no place i n ; ------ d uty to society and to God th an th e a rg u m e n t of th e negative m ind.! Low tem p e ra tu re s a re rep o rted in the land w here children are service to childhood, and th a t w hat- “ We c a n ’t do it,” is th e slogan of from th e e n tire n o rth w est; M ontana ¿aught. negation. It is looking ever to an has w e a th er 27 degrees below zero: Every school in Oregon will be ever we m aJ a ^ ’e to do to a «d th e citizens of the fu tu re will earn a rg u m e n t why it cannot be done— 'W yom ing is a little w arm er, w ith th e asked to join in estab lish in g the new expressing doubt as to this plan and m ercury aro u n d 12 below. And yet sem i-annual custom of Eye Sight a g reat re w a rd- 11 tl i i f i l l m 11111 i i i i i m l L j th a t— excepting th a t som ebody is a l- som e people a re com plaining about C onservation day, planned as a uni-! tem pting to put over som e sin iste r a little frost on the ground and an versal and perm an en t co ntribution design— full of fear and forebodings occasional glim pse of ice. S outhern to the A m erica system of education.! and doubt as to u ltim a te success of Oregon m ay have its faults, but th e re The Eye Sight C onservation Coun- th e u n d ertak in g . N egative th o u g h t are o th e r places, not few in num - ell is en listin g the assistance of com -, and speech puts everybody in a ber, th at a re a whole lot worse. i tnissioners of education in every do u b tfu l and pessim istic fram e of ---------------------------- sta te , and of su p e rin te n d e n ts in ev- inind. It has killed m any a lively! M ortgage for sale, jynple p roperty erv county and school d istric t. Ore- chance for glorious accom plishm ent, security, also responsible personal gon school officials have been pro- It has destroyed m any a business g u a ra n tee . A m ount $5000, will sell vided w ith a com plete Eye Sight Con-' venture. It has kept m any a m an at prfce to yield 9 per cent. Confi- servation day program . To execute in penury who deserved b e tte r of d e n tia l business. Staples R ealty this plan. J. A. C hurchill, of Salem , h,s ta le n ts - | Agency. 84tf s ta te su p e rin te n d e n t of public in-} stru ct ion; and county su p e rin te n d W ill negative th o u g h t and action! L ast m onth th e .Automobile Spec dents will co-operate in th e Eye d e te r A shland in h e r present larg e . ialist insu red th re e tru c k s, six a u to Sight C onservation day m ovem ent, u n d e rta k in g ? Let us hope not. m obiles and 10 F ords. P hone 27 4-J. including Mrs. E. M. Crail. of Vale. L e t’s get th e positive th o u g h t— th a t 84tf Yeo, of course. M alheur county; Mrs. M ary G riffin, th o u g h t which know s no defeat. of B urns, H arney county; P e a rl H all, W hen we find the negative expres of Lakeview , L ake county; J. E. My sion com ing from citizens, set down ers. of Prineville. Crook county; C. on them and stop it if you can; i E. M ulkey, of Coquille. Coos county; th e re is nothing to it but failure, O. C. Brown, of R o se b u rg Douglas w orry and woe. county; Mrs. Jen n ie M. Cope, of A shland intends to build th a t big Gold Beach, C urry county; Mrs, to u rist hotel. W e have been ta lk .Alice M. Bacon, of G ran ts Pass, Jose ing ab o u t it for the past five years, J phine county; Susanne AV. Hom es, of now le t’s do it. and in o u r positive Jacksonville, Jackson county, and m ovem ent, brook no interference Miss Twyla H ead, of K lam ath F alls. from the negative forces. T here is K lam ath county. evidence alread y of th e ir activity in, q u estio n in g s and m isgivings. T here Local school su p e rin te n d e n ts in i t no sound reason why it should be these counties will also aid in th e bo . E v erything Is favorable to the m ovem ent including G. A. R uring, com pletion of th e great project. of N orth Bend; W. J. M ishler, of P ut th e negative guy on th e back ¡G ran ts P a ss; A ubrey G. Sm ith, ofi WON OVER ALL HANDICAPS Famous Explorar Conquered Disabil ities That Would Have Daunted Big Majority of Mankind. The belated dedication of a raonu- ment to Dr. Elisha Kent Kane, once a famous Arctic explorer, is a re- minder of an achievement quite as rem arkable as anything that Kane <J‘,d add t# sum of knovvl- Wflg h,s mastery of physlca, handicap9 which would- have daunted ninety- nine men In a hundred. He was physically so frail that he was un able to complete bis studies at col lege; he completed his medical edu cation at home, became a surgeon in the navy, and while physician of the American legation at Peking began bis career as an explorer which m arked him for fame. It Is less known than it ought to be that his polar researches, im portant though they were, constituted only a small p art of his work. He succeeded in descending into the crater of the Taal volcano, though several able-bodied adventurers had failed; he fought Bedouins in E g y p t; he crossed the Island of Luzon on foot, and he made an early study of Alpine glaciers in Switzerland. All this and more h? accomplished before he died at tlie age of thirty-seven, sustained always by unfaltering pluck and by deter- mination such as few men W ednesday, Decem ber 13, 1022 COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS W ater M aster F red N. Cum m ings, wa c r (C ontinued F rom Y esterday.) m aste r’s salary ...................$125.00 i B utte F alls & Eagle Point C are of P oor a t P oor F arm Tel. Co., w ater m a ste r’s ex Dr. AV. AV. P. H olt, county pense ...................................... 9.20 physician’s salary ............$ 75.00 Fred N. Cum m ings, w ater Mrs. Irene W ells, su p e rin te n m a ste r’s trav elin g expense 38.35 dent county farm s a la r y .. 125.00 jF re d N. Cum m ings, w ater Ed Binns, m eat for county ? 8 q ! m a ste r’s e x p e n s e .................. 31.lt) farm ...................................... j F. R Frey, w ater m aste r’s A lbert C rane, nu rsin g a t i0 0 0 ! pxPeuse ................................... 10.00 county farm ........................ I AA’a lte r M arshall, deputy wa Cad Ellis, county farm ex te r m aster ......................... 84.00 pense ...................................... 2.25 F. E. Nichols, deputy w ater E. C. G ardner county farm supplies ................................. 3.00' m aster ................................... 100.00 F. E. Nichols, deputy w ater H utchison & Lum sden, coun m aste r’s e x p e n s e ................. 81.40 ty farm supplies .............. CO.72 H ubbard Bros., county farm T otal, $479.05 supplies ................................. 7.20 M edford P harm acy, county (To be continued.) farm supplies ...................... .85 M ann’s Dept. Store, county- SOUSED G EESE LEAD TO farm supplies ..................... 3.29 ARREST OF BOOTLEGGER Pacific Tel. Co., county farm expense .................................... 13.75 LOS ANGELES, Dec. 13.— The Clyde Pervis, labor a t county anti-V olstead quacking of 300 geese farm ...................................... 6.00 recently led to the a rre st of O. S. F ra n k Davis, county farm S ie g la tt, a t Cudahy, according to lo supplies .................................... 41.00 cal prohibition agents, who confis W eeks Conger Co., county cated th ree stills, 100 gallons of farm expense ...................... 20.00 m oonshine and 300 gallons of tnaslt Miss Mary W edge, labor a t concealed "in coops of the chickens couynty farm ..................... 40.00 and geese a t S ta g la tt's residence. Mrs. Irene AVells countv farm Suspicion of the agents was con supplies ................................. 3.00 firm ed, it is said, by investigation Cal. Ore. Pow er Co., lights into the peculiar antics of the geese. for county hospital .......... 14.91 It was found la te r th a t the mash was fed to the poultry a fte r being T otal. $433.77 rem oved from the distillery boilers. Court. H ouse Expense B. L. Moses, ja n ito r’s salary $ 62.50 MANY NEW SCHOOLS ARE Fred J. Fick, co u rt house ex- * UNDER WAY NOW 1Y L. A. pense ...................................... 1.90, P eople’s E lectric Store, court LOS ANGELES, Dec. 13.— Build house e x p e n s e ...................... 39.30 ing of public schools in Los Angeles City of Jacksonville, w ater has launched upon a program never re n t for co urt h o u s e .......... 1 5 .0 0 1 e(juaj]etj jjy anv oijje r cj ty ju ^ e Cal. Ore. P ow er Co., lig h ts for ¡country, d isreg ard in g school atten d - court h ° use ........................ 16.93 (}ance and population, according to F red J. Fick, co u rt house C. E. Seam an, p resident o.’ the board supplies ................................. 13.30, education. Before next Ju n e, according to T otal, $148.93 Seamat» 23 elem entary school b u ild J a il ings, now being planned by a rc h i E. D. Collins, ja ilo r’s salary tects, and 50 additional g ram m ar for A ugust and Septem ber $100.00 school buildings and five new high G odw ard M ercantile Co., jail school buildings will be constructed. expense ................................. 20.73 The new schools will cost approxi Jacksonville P harm acy, jail m ately $7,000,000, it is said. expense ................................. 19.90 Anna Schm idt, m eals for p ris FIG H T FIR E ! oners ...................................... 214.90 P ro tect home and property. If yon Jno. M. W illiam s Co., jail ex th in k you should insure, if you in pense ...................................... 10.98 tend to in su re p retty soon, DO IT Cal. Ore. Pow er Co., lights I NOW p. d. q. and avoid cause for for jail ................................. 5.60 | SAD REG RET and self chatisem eni. ------ R em em ber also th a t th ere is as T otal, $372.11 j g rea t o r g re a te r risk on your house hold effects and clothing and it costs Juvenile Court $4 or less per year per $1000 for in- M arjorie M acEwan, juvenile expense ................................. $ 1 5 .9 9 isu ran ee on o rd in ary dw ellings and contents. Good old line com panies Good S am aritan H ospital ju th a t have paid th rough all the great venile expense ................... 146.30 conflagrations. STAPLES REALTY AGENCY. T otal, $162.29 84tf The natives of the M arshall islands, 50 years ago, before the advent of tlie missionaries, were typical savages of the South seas. They lived a nat ural wild existence, unburdened by clothes, and eating only what nature provided for them—coconut and the pandanus fruit. They had no bouses. They lived under thatched roofs, sup ported at the four corners by poles. Today the natives w ear white linen suits. The stiff white collar seems to make tlieir faces blacker than they really are, and to bring out the de signs of the tattoo m arks more clear ly. They have schools and hospitals, which were started by those brave missionaries of half a century ago. Their chief is particularly modern. He lives in a house, and since Japan has taken possession he bus a wire less sttil ion on bis island, the island of Wotje. He even dictates to a stenographer, who sits on the floor with a typew riter between bis legs. The natives are not so far modern ized, however, that the men will be stir themselves to do any work. They do not believe in work. They leave work to the women. The hardest task the men perform is to carry around the babies. They do this so the wom Advertising and County Printing en will have nothing to interfere with M edford Mail T ribune, county their work. p rin tin g ................................. $ 49.57 LITTLE TALKS ON THRIFT Tidings, printing Plants Have Heart and Pulse Beat. A shland Plants have a heart and pulse and county n o t i c e s ........................ 56.75 B y S . W . S T R A U S , P r e s id e n t a “blood circulation” very similar to Pacific Record H erald, p rin t A m e r ic a n S o c ie ty fo r T h r ift that of the animal world. This is the ing county notices ............ 16.50 sensational discovery of Sir Jagardls T IS well to understand th a t the Tom Swem, a d v ertisin g ex Chandra Bose, the famous Indian mere saving of money is not pense ...................................... 49.55 botanist. According to Sir Jagardls, the sum total of th rift. This is a great quantities of water are absorbed . point th a t fre- T otal, $172.„7 daily by the average tree. This w ater quently is not is driven tip to the very top of the In d ig en t Soldiers given sufficient tree and then breathed out again AVm. Lym an, indigent soldier attention. Too through the leaves. Experim ents often th r if t is expense ................................. $120.00 were carried out by Sir Jagardls at considered sy Election Expense his botanical institute in Calcutta. He nonymous with says there Is no characteristic mani Jo h n H arris, work on elections 15.00 t.ight-f i s t e d- festation of animal life which could Davis T ra n sfe r & Storage, ness. not he found in simple form in plants election expense ................. 3.50 If it were also. The plant bus a heart beat and Glass & P rudhom m e, election tru e th a t a “pulse” astonishingly sim ilar to that th rift consist expense ................................. 111.57 of animals. Besides, It also re a d s ed m erely of a upon stim ulation in almost the same P a u l’s E lectric Store, election narrow - m ind 5.00 expense ................................. way, and shows that it possesses a ed process of nervous system. E arl U lrich, delivering ballot hoarding, this W . STRAUS 10.00 box ........................................ country would never have attain ed its present Bushong & Co., re g istra tio n To Honor Congo Martyr. exalted place because most of our A tablet is to be placed in one of 17.97 cards ...................................... national leaders have been success the wards of a London hospital In B illings Agency, reg isterin g ful prim arily through th rift. honor of the Congo chief. Mandobl, 13.60 v oters .................................... T h rift is no more the m anifesta who volunteered, when sleeping sick Mrs. John C onrad, election tion of selfishness and small m ind ness appeared among Ills tribe, to go edness than is success itself. 5.00 expense ................................. to England and submit to all the ex T h rift does aw ay w ith waste. I t periments necessary to determine the A. J. T. Sm ith, reg iste rin g is careful planning and wise cause of this malady and to discover 1.70 voters .................................... spending. It is efficiency and a remedy. For several months he per progress. W ashington once a d mitted ldmself to be bled dally In T otal, $183.34 vised a friend th a t “it is not the order to supply m aterial for the ml- lowest priced goods th a t a re al County Nurse croscopists. At length the germ of tlie ways the cheapest.” And in this sleeping sickness was discovered; but M arie E. F alld in e, county advice he reflected one of the g re a t n u rse 's salary ......................$125.00 almost simultaneously the volunteer tru th s of th rift. Spend money subject of these researches paid for A m erican Red Cross, county savingly. Save money sensibly. tiiat discovery with his life.—The Liv n u rse ’s e x p e n s e ................... 8.00 It would not be possible to extol ing Age. Colonial G arage county nurse too highly the simple virtue of saving. Since the dawn of hum an expense ................................. 2.50 progress, it has been one of the Oh, Well— Jones & K irk p atric k , county most necessary of all personal A young woman, haviug decided n u rse ’s e x p e n s e ................... 7.30 practices. Every encouragem ent that it was ju st at present the fash M edford Auto Top Co., county should be given to those who are ionable thing to know all about busi n u rse ’s e x p e n s e ................... 1.50 saving. But the good work should ness and town industries, was belug not stop there. I t is sometimes S tate Board of H ealth, coun shown through a g arter factory. the better p a rt of th rift to spend “Goodness!” she exclaimed, “ninety ty n u rse 's expense ............ 1.13 a dollar than to save it; and more thousand pairs in one week! I don’t E lectric Shop, county n u rse 's economical to purchase an article see where they all go!” expense ................................. 11.00 for $10 tnan for $5. The rig h t “Neither do I,” replied the young kind of spending keeps business man who was guiding her, coloring going, creates demand for labor, T otal, $156.43 slightly.—American Legion Weekly. builds up our cities and offers in S urveyor’s Office centive and rew ard fo r enterprice Eva H ooker, su rv ey o r’s ste n Perhaps. and proficiency. o g rap h er ...............................$ 4 0 .00j “H ere’s a lady gets a divorce on Unless we understand and prac account of m ental cruelty.” C. F ra n k Rhodes, surveyor's tice all of these things we do not “ What is mental cruelty?” office expense ................... 12.00 comprehend th rift. ) “ I suppose her brute of a husband went around thiuking mean tilings. ’— T otal. $ 5 2 .0 0 1 More Than Talent Needed. Louisville Courier-Journal. S ealer of W eights an d M eaaarw Talent alone cannot make a writer. E. A. Bond, sealer of w eights J bere must be a man behind the book. and m easures salary . . , . $ 23.95 — Emerson. R ead th e w ant ada. I