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0 FALLS SIT Y NEWS FALLS CITY. OREGON. SATURDAY. SEPTEM BER 29, 1917 VOL. XIV TWO BILLION WAR REVENUE BILL American Trained Man Followmg the rassage in the Heads British Navjr BIVE IT A FAIN TRIAL There was much difference of opinion as to the Boundness of the principle and "practicability of price.fixing by government. Whatever one’s views may have been in the past, the policy has now been adopted as a war meas ure and we sould do the best wc can to make it successful. Then, if we find it unwise or impracti- livable, it should be promptly abandoned. Opponents of the of the ¡policy should generously acquiesce in it while it is law’ and its advocates should not adhere to it unreasonably if it shall be shown to be unsuccessful. FOOTBRIDGE At a meeting of some of the Senate of the two billion dollar citizens of Falls City held at the v> ur r e v e n u e bill, and while await- A m im i th# niuat p rom lnent of th è ^ouncl* Chambers last Monday in« the Anal action of the confer- Dirli lu KiiirUnd brunitili lo Ilio fro n t * ext hanF« on the eea with reaped to the adjust by III«* «•ilgi'inii'N o f w ur la Klr E ric A bridgei controversy it was dis r'miil>t»-l| (iM liIri, th è n rw flint lord o f ment of all differences in the ttn- uiliulrulty. It la aald o f bini tb o t covered that while it had been measure aa it passed the two •ir u n t i bla •d v a n i'riiiriit In no am ali circulated that the City Treasury branches of Congress, Senator di-arim lo Ih« Im inim i In* recelved In was empty, it is a fact that there Charles L. McNary made a pub tb» achool o f A m erl. an rallroadlna’ H a is plenty of cash on hand to re lic statement in which he said: build the footbridge and meet the “ I voted for the revenue bill current expenses, and still have upon its final passage as the war money left. It may be a pleasant cannot be fought without money; surprise to the taxpayers to learn yet, 1 hoped that a greater por that the finances of the city are tion of the revenue could have in better condition than they have been collected from those colloa- been for years. During the past sal institutions which are enjoy ten months the city dads have ing the fruits of the war and are taken care of a deficit running thriving upon enormous expendi into four figures and within a “ SAFE FOR AMERICANS“ tures made necessary by this Senator Harding thinks it short time will have a growing world conflict. I would not advo bank account. w’ould be well to take the foot off cate a revenve policy that would the loud pedal of making the disturb or frighten business nor er of Big Gum . world safe for democracy and to It Is not Pow assy would I support a measure that to u n derstand w hat ! talk more about making America th e pow er of a gun really la—Its pene considers the profilers too tend safe for Americans in our discus tra tin g and d e stru c tiv e pow er. W hat erly. call a fifteen Inch gun. w hich m eans sion of why we are at war. we "The only objection 1 have to one w hose m uzzle or hollow p a rt Is George Creel may find in this a fifteen Inches In diam eter, will burl a the bill in conference is that it helpful suggestion in preparing shell rig h t th rough a p la te or w all of did not bear down more heavily e h a rd e st steel tw elv e Inches thick the third edition of his Red, th upon the reapers of large profits. seven m iles from tb e muzzle. T b s White and Blue Book. pow er of tb e v ery larg est land guns For example, the Dupont Powder ever m ade, tb e G erm an how ltzera o r Company made annually from 18.5 Inch guns, la ao rh th a t one of th e ir 1913 to 1915 inclusive profits m issiles crack s open a steel so d con MANY B000 POSITIONS crete fo rt a t If it w ere a n u t.—P opular amounting to five million dollars Can be had by any ambitious Science. while in 1916 its profits climbed to the stupendous sum of eighty- young man or woman in the field O ur P raeious Document. two millions. The United States of railway or commercial teleg T be original engrossed copy of tbe ■ IK I H I C l A U l 'M I . L O E P D M . eclaration Itself la safely abut up In Steel Corporation made in the wan boru la India of Koottlah p a rr a t a. raphy. We want a number of a D safe In tb e s ta te d e p a rtm e n t In W ash year preceding our entrance into forty-on* y e a rs a no, and a t th e nge of j young men and women to prepare ington. the war sixty-three million of a e re n tre n cam e to A iu e rb a for p ra c for the telegraph service to fill I t Is Inspected ev ery tw enty-five years. As its faded lines w ere Inspect rs p rrle u c e H e put In a y e a r a t vacancies caused by dollars and based upon the first tical unusual ed • large steel w orks In P ittsb u rg h and In 1003, th ey w ill n o t be again six months of the current year it th en w ent to tb e Itsltlm n re and Obto drafting of young men for Signal brought to view u n til 1928.—FhUadel is estimated that its profits for railro a d for th re e y e a rs w ore. corps. Prepare to help your phla Ledger. W lien I be w a r broke out he w as an 1917 will rise to the unprecedent gaged country. Write today for full In railro a d in g K arl K itch en e r O ther Views. ed figure of five hundred million. selected him to ta k e c h a rg e o f th e particulars. The Railway Tele “So you w an t to m arry my d au g h Many other similar examples tra n s fe r of troops an d supplies to graph Institute, Portland. Oregon, ter. young m an ? W hy. we hardly L a te r he stra ig h te n e d out Spokane. Wash. know you. H av a you enough to sup could be cited though these are F P rance. ra n c e 's railro a d problem . L e st May p o r t h e r on V of the larger class. be w as m ade con tro ller of th e navy, “Sir. I th o u g h t you h ad too much "One excellent result obtained w ith tb e ran k o f vice ad m iral. l i e pride to let any o f y o u r fam ily tak e w as In tru ste d w ith th e w ork o f re o r WELL SKOD money from stra n g e rs .” — B altim ore in the Senate was striking from ganizing and ad m in iste rin g tb e e n tire A m erican. the bill the provision relating to civil d e p a rtm e n t of tb e ad m iralty . A thief entered the store of J. An U nappraeiativa Audience. table taxes—those upon tea, cof Now, a s first lord of th e a d m ira lty , ho M. Larsen at Suverone night last i j • » j u a ‘" 'h a t th is country needs' - began fee. sugar and the like. Every Is tb e head o f th e B ritish navy. week and appropriated about $100 ■ th e oratorical m an dollar now paid is a , dollar and “ W ait s m inute," In terru p ted S ena J worth of shoes. He is supposed to r Sorghum . ‘‘If you know w h a t th is accumulated interest less to pay Directions For Making to have had a key. He was very country d o n 't sta n d around and in the future by the long and And Packing Sauerkraut orderly and did not disarrange lecture on needs It. H n stle out and help get distressing process of taxation, anything. The theft was not dis It.”—W ashington Star. which eventually falls upon the Heraove tbe o u te r green leaves of th a covered until Monday when Mr. Q enareua. shoulders of the great mass of cabbage, q u a rte r th e heads an d slice Larsen had occasion to look for “Could you lend m e $5 ?” th e core from ench q u a rte r, then the people. A failure sufficiently off w ith a sh a rp knife cu t Into th in slices. some shoes and found eighteen: "No. I'm going to be m arried. B ut I ’ll see to It th a t you d o n 't get an In to tax great war profits, which Use four or five gallon cro ck s for th e empty boxes. v ltstlo n . Ko you'll save a t least $10 war, containers. P ack th e sh red d ed cab b ag e are an accompaniment of by th a t.“—Life. m edlatclv, using n pound o f sa lt to and an over-issuance pf bonds, Im fo rty pounds o f cabbage. S prinkle a a n a around and aro u n d fh e nursery be brings about inflation, increase little over each la y e r a s packed. W hen pran ced w ith th e an im als In th e cart. There Is more C atarrh tn tMs section of e country than all other diseases put in cost of living and commercial th e crock Is full press dow n nr. firm as So you see nearly every tim e a lum p of th together, and until the last few years possible. C over w ith a cloth and a su g a r w orks b e tte r th a n a sw itch. was supposed to bo Incurable. For a great distress following the arrest of round many years doctors pronounced It a local d e a u board. disease and prescribed local remedies, and war. and for these plain reasons T h e salt soon d ra in s th e Juice from A B ear’s Oiat. by constantly tailing to cura with local I supported every effort to im- i th e cabbage, and a w eight should bo A b e a r will e at a n y th in g from green treatm ent, pronounced It Incurable. Sci ence has proven C atarrh to bo a consti pose a heavy load of taxation Up- placed on th e board to gaUM tb e ju ice g rass to elk steaks. F av o rite foods tutional disease, and therefore requires constitutional treatm ent H all's Catarrh a re fish, be riles, roots. Insect larvae, on those thriving institutions o r b rine to rise al>ove th e «over. Rome ure. manufactured by F. J Cheney A which are enjoying a harvest of i*'°pi‘* ««id a quart of v in e g a r to tw en- honey, frogs and all kinds of flesh. o.. Toledo. Ohio, ts the only Constitu tional cure on the m arket. It is taken In profits above the dream of ava- ,T ®v* p*"l,ids o f cabbage a s a preserv ternally In doses from 10 drops to a tea- «live, T ie a cloth over tb e J a r and set t< ; atlve. R apaat T h a is Linas Quickly. tpoonful It acts directly on the blood rite . «»Mo and mucous surfaces of the system. They When W ashington w en t west, W ash g LARGER SALARIES PROPOSED In coo| w e a th e r o r If placed In th e cellar It will be read y fo r th e ta b le In from tw o to five woekn, v a ry in g w ith th e tem p eratu re. I f k ept In a w arm place ferm en tatio n m ay l>e com pleted In from ten d a y s to tw o w eeks. A s soon as gns bubbles ceaso to rise re move th e cloth an d board. W ash board, re tu rn to Jnr a n d tie up closely. Washington, Sept. 26.—The generous salaries, provided in , the war insurance and pension bill passed by the House, for the leading officials who will admin ister the provisions of the meas ure if it becomes a law in its present form, are contrasted by Mother’s Doll Story Representative Joseph G. Can non of Illinois with the compen The Long Drive sation of similar positions in ih e 1 ----------------------------------------------------------------------— Pension Office» The Commis One* upon a tim e th e n u rse ry ant sioner of Pensions gets a salary mala w an ted to go to ride in th e new of $5,000, but the director of the toy cart. “ I ’ll ta k e you!” cried tb e dap p le g ray new bureau is given $6,000. He pony. 80 th e o th e r n u rse ry an im als will have two division chiefs be piled Into th e en rt. all b u t ito v er, th e low him to receive $5,000 each, fuzzy w h ite puppy. H e took th e re in s alongside th e cart while the Deputy Commissioner and touched th e d ? p p ie pony w ith a of Pensions gets only $3,600. little sw itch th a t he had b roken off Hence, in the three highest posi- j th e p e a r tree. “G lddap!” cried Rover. tions in the proposed new bureau B ut th e d apple g ray pony would the Government will expend $16,- n o t m ove an Inch. H e stood Ju st as 000 in salaries, while the officials still aa a toy doll, and tb e m ore Rover touched him w ith th e sw itch th e stiller of the Pension Bureau perform he stood. similar work for $8,600. It is "M aybe I can m ak e him go,” aald safe to say that the question of th e ra g doll. A nd she ju m p ed o u t of new toy c a rt an d ra n to th e kitchen salaries will be looked into very the for a lum p of sugar. thoroughly by the Senate before "N ice dapple! Nice dapple!’’ she the bill is permitted to leave that coaxed, holding th e lum p o f su g a r rig h t under th e pony's nose. body. D apple sniffed th e jrig a r, lic k e d it. offer one hundred dollars for any case It ington's w ife w as w ashing W ashing falte to curs. Send for circulars and tes timonials. to n 's w h ite w ash. Address: F. J CHENEY A CO.. Toledo. O Bold by Druggists, TV Take H all's Family Fills (or constipation. T h s Bow and Arrow. T he first m ention o f th e bow and a r | row Is found In th e book of Genesis, w here It Is w ritte n th a t Isbm ael, the i sou of A braham , "d w elt In th e wilder- j ness and becam e an arch er.” “A bow ! shot," too, Is m entioned as a m easure j of distan ce. In tb e sculptured slates j Wh#r« t r a i n ' d aparlnltata w it h mode rn ltb - found a t K h o rsab ad and Nineveh rep- ; a r t t o r i H and ada qna ta e quip m e nt gtva In resen tatlo n s of a rc h e rs frequently oc- | a trn e lle n le ading la collegiate degreea l a th a cur, an d th e bow seem s to have been j ta llo w ln f nchoola: A G RICU L TU R E, w it h I d d e p a r t m e n t s ; a w eapon in th e A ssyrian and Feralan COMMERC E with 4 d e p a r tm e n ts ; arm ies. The Oregon Agricultural College Rules For Frying. F irst, ev ery th in g m u st be aa dry a t possible before fry in g : second, tbe fat m ust l>e sm oking hot; third, d rain ev e ry th in g on paper to absorb the fat- fo nrth, fry ev ery th in g evenly a golder color: fifth, ta k e np quickly and light !y; o th erw ise thlnga will lose theli crisp n ess.—New Tork Mall. Outiful. O ur H ea of a d u tifu l d a u g h ter ctya talltzed Into definite form yesterdoy w hen w e saw a blooming young m atron o f th is neighborhood sta n d by w ith an a ir of q uiet roalgnm ent and exem plary p atience w hile h er m other did nndoubt edly kindly Intended things to tha b ab y .—C olum bus Jo u rn al. Halping Ya Editor. H e—Oh, yes, I w rite veraea occasion ally. but I alw ay a te a r th em u p 8h e - Ah! I knew you w ere rle v e r.—Beaten T ran sci ipu N o . 5. E H O I N E E I I N O . with S de par tm ent« , tn «la din g Civil, Elactrtenl. H ig hw ay, Tndaatrtal Art* I r rig a tio n and Mechanical E n g in ee rin g ; rORESTBT. Including Lo gg in g En gi neer lag; H O M E ECONOMIC*, with 4 m a jo r d e p a r t menta. Including t r a in in g tn th a P r ac ti c e Heat«; M IN IN Q with th re e d r p a r t m r a t a . loelad* Ing Chemical R n g ia a a ria g ; PHARMA CY T H E SCHOOL OP M USIC, o f f e r , la a tr a e Mon in tho pr in cip al de port m onta of vocal and in a tr um e nta ! motle. T H E M I L I T A N T D E P A R T M E N T , enrolled 1085 cad ets in 1916 IT. a nd won roeommen* dation for O. A. C. from tho W a i t e r s D epa rt m e nt of tho U. 8. W ar D e p a r tm e n t aa o a a of the fifteen " d ia l l n g t i l t h e d i n i t i a t i o n « • of highe r learning. All eodoto will ho fu r n lth e d tompleto uniforma by tho V 8. O o ro ru m e u t und tho ju n io r end aouior esdota. enrolled in the I t O. T. C.. will ho gieon com m uta ti on for aubotitence. «• well oa ell tr a n s p o r ta tio n and subaiatenco ot tho a l t track« Som m er ro m p R EG IS T R A T IO N B E O IN 8 OOTORRR I . 1SIT. Information os re q u e et Addroaa. R eg istra r, O rsgoa Agricultural Callao« OorvalUa, Oregon. AN EASY COMFORTABLE LONG WEAR SHOE X*s inaino« Covrirne Nmo Sto* Firn C osmo « w> —« Fuioau 0 m hncasou B R v E a s ejs IS T H E COPELAND-RIDER SHOE Shoes are all very materially higher, but you will find cheap shoes dear at any price. We aim, only to handle reliable footwear, and we believe you will find it to your interest to obtain your footwear for fall and w in ftr from us SELIG’S, Cash Price Store, “ Meeting and Beating Competition” . »• VS: { When tempted to put the results of your savings, which represents days, weeks, or even years of labor, into some questionable enterprise, remem ber this: It is better to get four per cent, regularly with the principal always yours, than to get perhaps seven per cent, this year and probably no princi ple for the rest of the time. Four per cent, and Safe is the Safe Course to fol- ilow—unless you prefer speculation and the chances involved. BANK OF FALLS CITY. East Via California Most enjoyable route. Beautiful mountain scenery. Liberal stop overs. See San Francisco. Los Angeles, Apache Trail, El Paso, New Orleans. Something new and delightful every hour. Three daily trains from Portland connecting at San Francisco for the South and East, First and second class sleeping cars. Un excelled Dining Car Service. Tha Safety Route. Ask your local agent for tickets and booklet* descriptive of this wonderful trip, John M. Scott. General Passenger Agent Portland Southern Pacific Lines