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Be Fair To All W om an’s W orld CURIOUS FIGURING. Titled Daughtora of Soc'ot/ Load Make Newport Beaeon Qoy. er* OREGON It’s a Way the Russian Peasant Has, and It’s an Enigma, A UNIQUE WAY TO MULTIPLY. NOT ONE OF SOUTHERN OREGON’S COUNTIES HAS AN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION TO WHICH THE STATE CONTRIBUTES A DOLLAR OF SUPPORT It Is Simplicity itself and Absolutely Accurate, but th* Why and Where fore of th* Method and It* Reaults Are a Pu n l* to Mathematician*. AN EDITORIAL By OSWALD WE Governor of Oregon Tl iiS B R K O O N should go dry be- This I* not a meaningless, freaky L ! i cause there does not exist twister of n puzzle. Hut It Is s puzzle. a single reason on earth why it It Is the method by which llnealim should stay wet. peasants multiply, and its yet the The war news from Europe boasted mental superiority o f America strikes us with horror; yet this cannot solve the simple riddle o f the great war, with all its carnage, 81a v. past, present and future, will Mupiiose you want to multiply two not prove a drop in the bucket numtieni together. Divide one o f the compared with the ravages numbers by 2, Ignoring -the frac which are being made through tion*. Continue the process until the out the land by booze. divided column reaches oue. Then dou W e boast we are the greatest ble the other number and continue the nation upon earth, and in our proven* until It equals In line* the first efforts to preserve this position column. Then whenever a number t* we l*oa*t we must strive con even lu the first column strike It out. stantly to raise, or at least main together wlili Its corresponding num T h « heavy 11 nr« illvlile thr< slut« Every school In Oregon above tain, the standard of our citizen ber In the second column Add the sec Into H ire« tiaturnl. gcigraiih lr a h I k It arhool la Indlratnd on this ship, and to accomplish this end ond column, and. lo, the answer! Now. subdivisions. Our on« normal iua|i. Dora not almplo taim es* school la littll<'nt«-<1 lit dot. It la why does It do It? There seems to be we must unceasingly fight or utn mota o r Mvui.ttonoooH. 'll't u t « that tbo normal arhool In oo reason for It. hut what Is It? Can (I o I iik # x r«ll«n t work. l>ut Ita ganized greed and graft, stamp »fib e r« o f a «rvlr« la I.IM ITK D I » Hoothrrn Oregon should be maln- Newport la coiiRrutoliitlUR Itself on you w ork it out? . out poverty, vice and crime, Ita OW N 8KO TIO N: a fa n that la taln«d that tho common achoola It 1« Infallible It has never been the bl'llliiiury of Ita imm I ii I teuton protect the home and make life uquslly truu In ovary other atato. may have efficient teachera? There lire many dlatliiRulahed guest* known to full. But what principle of more pleasant for those who uiu(In matlcs |« behind It all? Perhaps present uial eX|iected. The la-autlful have been less fortunate than It Is some i|ueer freak of uumhers. OSWALD WEST and clever young Duches* Consuelo of some one say s, hut such things are not others. It is idle, however, to ‘ alk of progress along those Mnlilioroilgb la the gucat of her moth to he turned uslde with such generall lines so long as King Alcohol cr. Mrs. O. II r Belmont, ut Murblc tie«. .Mathematics Is nut built u|«m so occupies the throne. House. Otln-r tilled dnuRhtt-rs of lax a system There Is some rule be C a lifo rn ia h a i r ig h t N o r m a l S c h o o ls and mighty fiv e p e r c m I o f thm American famille« who may take part hind It ull. W ho grabs the pay check from the honest work te a ch ers n o w em ployed in th a t sta te flo ra had n o r m a l s c h o o l tra in in g. In the sim 'I u I fertilities o f ,\cw|Mirt Take the simple multiple 12 by tty. man on Saturday night and makes his wife and O re g o n has on e N o r m a l S ch o o l. E ighty p e rc e n t o f la s t y e a r's appli durltiR the acusón are laidy Orini.ini Obviously the answer Is 120 Try It little ones go hungry? ca n ts f o r te a c h e rs ' ce rtifica te s had n o tra in in g a b o ve the eig h th grade. lilt- daughter of Mrs O ri I cii Mills; the llusslan way I'lace 12 In the first Mr. Bocze. Ijuly t'aino.rs, daughter of Mrs. WII column and 10 In the second. Divide W ho sows the seeds of poverty and distress liti in Watts Slii-riiiaii: Countess Sse 12 by 2 uud multiply 10 hy 2 uud place everywhere? elienyt din1:liter of Mr* Vumb-rlillt. the respective answer» tx-neuib the M r Booze. sums from which they were derived. and Comité»* tiny de I-usteyrie W ho loads upon U3 most of our tax burdens? It will stand Band 20 Dividing 0 by 2 The runi. Iieauty and public spirit Mr. Booze. of the Du* beta of Marlborough have •dual* 3. and multiplying 20 hy 2 O re «o n w a n t» m ore art tier». The Wets protest a rainst our voting the state mude her eXceetllliRly fxifiulur In l.on equal« 40 Continuing. 3 divided hy 2 M ill tiie man w ho aay». " D it e nui dry because it will clos • Paul W essinger’s brewery A noted o r u lM « « » once rum- don society, liven Queen Mary has and Ihrowlug away ull fractious will tlu- »la te that I» a liv e and ahreaot be I. while 40 multiplied hy 2 will be and he equivalent to t!ie confiscation of his prop shown her IlktiiR for the young Amerl |tllliieiite«l on III« t%onilerfill «k ill. w ith oth er «talea, e«|H-< tally alonR linea o f |iuh|lr »< hoot adt antaRea," can womaii who has been so Rcneroii» 80. Now strike out ull the uuiiiliers In erty, hut they do not tell you how the brewery “ V ea ," lie a n iH r m l, "hu t I «| mi II<*I rhiMme OreRon w ith one norm al with her wtnllh III relleviUR the I .011 tlie first column which are even and was built through the ruination of homes and the a h atfu l o f eyi-a le a rn in g ." o r t'a llfo rn la with elR lit o r Waali- doli i«s>r nisi devoting time nini money with It their parallels in the second confiscation of pay checks. They do not tell you Hat her liurrl on tlu- |ieo|de w ho itiRtou w ith three, a ll lu-tler to iiiuny movements for public better colutiiu-12 uud tS will go out. leaving that every brick in the building represents a fu m iah etl tlu- r y e » ! V r*. hut how r«|ui|i|M-d Uuui our o u r? the lust two purullel results. Ignoring meat. broken heart and the <»!or of the building is em n>Miul th e iTiIhlreu a ll o v e r OreRon KCOSOMV. Her entertainments at Sunderland the first column and adding the uuui blematical of the blood which has dripped there OreRon k|M-nda o ver B-’t.tMtd.OOO that w e furutah fo r unli'nliierl bers lu the se< ond. the answer will he limine n re brilliant afTalrs. otteii Riueetl annuully on Ila roninm n m I ioo I s . from. the result of 40 and 80, or 120. tem h e r» to |irnrtire on'.* by the presence o f some memlier of M hy ahould thla vaat aunt o f tax- The questions are: Who ever worked Whenever I think o:' the devil I think of booze, M ora l: l.et OreRon'a »«-liool» the royul family. Imyera' m oney lie uneeonom irally It out? How did be start? and whenever I think of booze I think of the have ir a ln n l le a th e r » by fin ui-.li- a|M-ut throuRh teachera w ho h a te I.lke tier mother. Mr*. ISelinont. the Now try working the problem by put devil, for the devil is booze and booze is hell. I ur the ntiri-utl »< I km .I« w herein not I«een train ed fo r th eir ail-lm - duchess Is a sufTraglst. tlioiiRb not a ting 10 In the first column uud sob nut It trainiUR ran lie ohlaluetl. |ait tant work'.’ Old Booze is an out' iw who has been long pur militant oue. Jectlug It to the dividing aud 12 to the sued but never subdued. At no time and under Her two I kjjs , the elder o f whom, multiplying It will result like this: no circumstances vhoti'd he he given quarter, and T h e S o u th e rn O r e g o n N o r m a l S c h o o l has a plant, ow ned by the state, the Mar-|tils of llliiudford. Is belr to Ten uud 12 will become 5 aud 24. the dukedom, are In England In the it is the duty of every _ ml citizen to stand ready suffit len t to m e e t a ll re q u ire m e n ts f o r niiiiiy years. which will in turn tie changed to 2 aud care o f their tutor*. to sand-hag him wherever he sticks his head in 48 and finally Into I and 00 . Then, sight. A ll Oregon will have a chance to sand-hag " I t la a fart well supported by striking out the numbers 10 and 2 with "N o arhool come« no near to the him on November 3, and for the L o rd ’s sake let exporten«« that the m ajority of people and ronfors the Immediate their corresponding numbers 12 aud THE VINE SCREEN. the atíldenla in any «durational benefits that the uormal schools us make a good job of it. 48. leaving the second colutuu figures lnatltullon come from u territory do, for they train the teachers who Beautiful Effect In Natur* That May 24 and 90 to tie added— this becomes Included within a circle with the train our children, during their 120 Be Copied For tho Lawn. luatltutlon aa the center und n Impressionable years. Good There Is no escaping t t No matter There la a beautiful curtain of bang radin* o f fifty miles. It I* there schools are only possible by hav- Ing vinca, at retelling from one tree to bow large the score. It comes out right fore imperative that each Impor I iir (ruined teachers, and we can unother In a certulu country place. It with distressing surety. Take the odd tant dlvlalou o f the alate ahould ouly have trained teachers by have a atroiiR normal arhool."— tralnliiR them ."— C. E. Spence, la .lie outgrowth of yeiira. but It Could numbers. Perhaps there Is some twist W illiam M, Proctor, Department Master State Grange. lie easily copied on u smaller scab- by In the scheme that applies to even o f Education. 1'aclflc I'nlveralty, Paid »dvertloement by lbs Committee of On« Bandrod, numbers. Take 25 aud 15 Going uuy one wb-> Ima patience. "N o more meritorious measure 748 Morfon Build in*. Port Und. Orofon Koreat Drove, Ore. The curtain lu question I iiiiirk from right down the column they become 12 will lie on the ballot than the one two old elm trees wldcb aland aboul and 30; then 0 aud GO: theu 3 and 120; "T h e re could be no Rrrater ex- for the support of the Southern twenty feet apart Virginia fn e p tr then I and 240; 12 uud 0 go out. taking travaRunre than that o f apendliiR Oregon Normal School at Ashland. is tmined in grow up the trunk o f the with them 30 and GO. Add 15. 120 and largo autiia of money on public It Is the Height of business folly achoola which uro 'kept' by In t v » tree» to n height o f ¿bout fifteen 240. Answer. 375. Multiply 25 by 15ac competent touchers. Not only la to allow It to He Idle when there feet, and then It Is trutued along a cording to our methods. Correct—375. No other paper, daily or weekly, reaches one-quarter :t> money wauled, hut the Injury Now. why la it that the even uumhers strouR wire fastened from one tree to la so much urgent need for trained done to the raw material la Incal must l>e eliminated yn the light side many people in the Cottage (Trove country as does The Sentinel. the other. teachers." Dean A. B. Cordley, culable.” - - I*. I., Campbell. I’ re*. The long tendrils o f the creeper have when they do not count at all in the O. A. C. U. o f Ü. grown many feet, uud they bang dowu addition? It Is plain to be seen that all the and Intertwine until now they form h T o the m a n w ith p r o p e r ty assessed a t $ 4 .0 0 0 this s c h o o l m ean s the cut tain, thick uud strong, which numliers In the secoud colutuu will tie p ric e o f on e c ig a r a year rone be« to within u few feet of the even, but by what freak of calculation are those corresponding to the even ground. I Ills curtain would make a satisfac numbers In the first column of no con tory substitute for u- conventional sequence when the correct sum Is to he hedge In Home situations. It could be obtained? Where uo even uumber results in the eoph-d with oue of the thick growlug Paid Adv., Alumni Assn. 8. O. 8. N S. utiuual vines, like hop or canary bird first column, as In 15 x 13. thete Is uo ' — — 1 - 1 " 1 i n. 1 ■ i. vine or balloon vlue. Such a curtain complication; 15 and 13 In the process A want ml. in The Sentinel gut an old maid three hiiNliaiulK, could tie trained to baug on oue end become 7 and 20. then 3 aud 52 and finally I and 104. Adding 13. 20. 52 «nother ad. brought her three children for adoption; Mill another ml. o f u sunny porch or veranda. ud ItH equals 1115. tlie correct sum I< rated her three hiiHhandM for her after they had run away. A want | O f course the vines forming It would There can he no multiplication in tig in*«si gentle urging The soil lu which ml. in The Sentinel will do most anything. One cent a word. they are rooted should lie rich and urea which will divide down to a place | tine, and the vines should be scrupn where there are no odd numliers. for the final utindier must ulways o f tieces lously wutered. In the sum 1U x 4. 1G It might be better. In n sunny post sit.v lie I i tlou. not to train the tendrils o f the divides Itself Into 8. 4. 2 aud 1 succes vlue over wire, for wire becomes ex- sively. while 4 becomes 8. Id. 32 and All o f the pairs are crossed ouL i cesslvely hot and sometimes burns, 04 with tbo exception of 1 and 04. In that filrntig cord would tie better. case the addltlou o f the second columu will be G4 Two Summer Hints. Despite the puzzling nature of this To remove Uys|ieeks from gilt plc- ! ture frames beat the white o f au egg formula, there ts some mathematical lightly uud add a half t-nspoonful of principle by which It can tie explained. bilking soda; wipe the frames with this There Is some rule awaiting the fertile ami then finish with a soft cloth. The minds o f the workers by which this h-gs of silk hose or the long arms cut "stumper” can be demonstrated to be ON from silk gloves make excellent cloths simplicity itself Another qtiizzer: Why must frac for this purpose They are euslly kept clean with soap and water and are tions he discarded? How Is It that the result will be true when several units easier to use than chamois. The proposed Dentistry Bill will license to practice dentistry T o cleau a willow chair scrub with are cast aside? For example, consider in Oregon a graduate from a college course of two years of six the number 47 Dividing hy 2 the aunp and water, rinsing thoroughly In months each— tepid water In which a talilespoonful result will be 23 One whole unit la Twenty-three becomes of tKirnx has been dissolved. This thrown sway 12 M ONTHS T O MAKE A DENTIST will prevent Its yellowing. Then pour by the same process 11. another unit warm water over the chair and set It discarded. Eleven resolves Itself Into To obtain a license to pursue the business of a barber in :: In the sun to dry to keep tt from get 5. making the third unit passed by The Oregon the law requires a person to have at least three years’ ting brittle. This also serves to tighten next step results In 2 and then 1, but special preparation in shop or college— why Is It that these three units count the willow. for nothing? 36 M ONTHS T O MAKE A BARBER The mere fact that the explanation Lsathsr Furnitur*. la near, that the whole thing Is simple The barber who shaves a man must have three years’ acturd Milk tbnt Is heated Is excellent for If the key can be found. Is one that experience. The young fellow from a dental college can operate cleaning leather furniture. Dse soft :: cannot help but draw attention to this on the mouth of a child after 12 months’ study. cotton clotha and rub all over to take novel means o f nddlng. -Philadelphia off *|H>ta and d irt Thou take a mix North American Is the Mouth of a Child as VitAl as His Father’s Beard? ture of beeswax, melted and mixes! with turpentine, one part wax to two The more I study the world the more Defeat the Dentistry BilL Vote 341 X N O of the turpentine. This should be 1 am convinced of the Inability o f force (Paid Advertisem ent, Oregon Society lo t Dental Education. H . C. Raymond, Secretary, rubbed In and soft, clean cloths use«] to create anything durable.—Napoleon 514 Morgan Building, Portland, Oregon.) for rubbing off so dust will not settle. Bonaparte 8 I I A COMPARISON IRE YOU RIISIN8 CHILD REN FOR EXPERIMENTAL PURPOSES? HOW ABOUT THE NEW COMERS? IF YOU BELIEVE WITH GOVERNOR WEST. V O T E - OREGON DRY, 332 X YES VOTE FOR THE SOUTHERN OREGON STATE SCHOOL — 312 X YES NORMAL LURCH’S Special Sale MEN’S OIL RAIN CAPES $2.50 Value, a t ..............$ 1 . 4 9 Boy’s $2.25 value, at . . $ 1 # 2 9 M en’s and Ladies' Slip-On. Made by Kenyon American Rubber Co. A t Reduced Prices LURCH’S
