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Every Registered Man Will Get
Number Showing Liability
For Army Service.
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T li« Juilliluux ailvertliwr
nul ouly tali** tlio nurent
llieatm u! « I t t t i r
bPiientlua bla own
I mw U m h
but lila suppoit la a « r » a t
aid to Ui* newspaper
in Ita work In----------
upbuilding a community, and
III Iti rl [ultn to give th*
city a m-wnpaprr
I hr quality aud character of
which advrrtlnen the city
an a live one
from which the merchant
get* an indirect
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WuMhliigtiin. Iiruwlng uf lot* fur
Ihu MflectlVD druft nut only will de
termliiu wliut nii'ii nri- tu he 'ulU-ii in
III.- co lo r» In the ft rat war army but
will m I iuw In wliut order tlio oth er«
rcglHleri'd will bu liuiilu fur servlet)
wlu ii inter itriult'« art* organized.
I Infinite plgcu In the w i.lt I n g Hat«
will lie given every line of the iu IUI uiih
w ho reglHtered
Tlmst- Hli*udlliK at
llic bead of the llal III each county or
II) dlatrlct will be called flral before
Ibe
a u in I ii lug boarda wild then the
ihllgullon will | iuhh on down tlie line
aa lung ita men ure needed
T o prevent einliurrassment among
tlmae who um exempt, the war de
purlinent baa decided to g ive with
'm b exemption certificate a bronze
budge beurllig the llihcrlpt loll. "K x
empteil II H.”
It la dealred to pre
vent those exempted from say mis
plclon of being slacker«.
In assigning the quota of men that
each alule iiiiim I yield for the new
army, llie war department used the
federal cenaua popiilulUm eatluiulea
N ew York lead« ull o ilie r « with lip.
'¿4 1 Oregon 1« usked to yield at IcuNt
717, SYuahlngloii. 7-MO, liluho, 2-47,
California. HS.Uiio, and Aluaka. tiMti.
Ilci uuHe Oregon, In proporllon lo
populallon, furnished more volunteer»
for the National Hoard and regular
unity Ilian any oilier slate In the
Union, tin quota, under the selective
draft, la the smallest anslgucd uuy of
the »K alule«
SENATE AGREES TO
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PASS FOOD BILL
Washington. - Olapuaul of the ad
mlulatrailon food control hill by the
senate, under Ha agreement for a final
vole next Suturduy. v irtu al1)’ com
prises the entire programme of con
grcsM this Week.
The bill waa dla
; cuased after Wednesday under a five
uiltiulc limit uf debate. 1‘ xompl agree
uieiit of the conference next week 1»
expected mo that the leglNlutton will
l>e on the statute hooka before August
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“You Get The Job”
“ Wt vt t.w«’#» V* «»I hill« you, jruuittf nun and
« • knu« > ug rw m«d« uf th«> «luM ttmt »inn
I t.e* (unit that . «rr* muunh about l>H fulura tu
aludf ««I t 4 mule* in Ida
lima la Ela
kind wa want fur rtepwntihl* piMlttuna You ra
attiu« jrour pruniuiiuii on wtial you km-m auJ
wlah * » It ail m oif Ilka you.
TtM I hmi rin l Itk* chiM *i Whan ha hu •
raaponaii.la tub to fill, hr pirk« • man frinn#«l lo
huid ft Hr ■ watching YOl right now. hoping
you ill#« i fatly whm your upporiurUly coiuaa
hlar I today and tr aln your»air to do aom« on#
ll.lug lialtar Ilian trlhara You can do It In «para
tlma through lha l.urmatloiia! i drrrepon.lrnt a
School a inn ft mm moo rvwrlaft «dvoo» aiti—l
la«i yrar aa a ra«ull of llialr I I . H training
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KNOWLES & ORABER
AGENTS
W ith the food hill and practically
ull oilier war legislation congested In
the senate, the house virtually will
SUHpeiid work until next w e e k
New
wur measure« are being brought out
altnoMi dally, however, g ivin g cupltol
leaders little hope of adjournment for
Ul Ul i y
Weeks
Awultlug senate action ure the «♦»40.-
uvtutlou measure, the 11.470,-
‘ I hmi .out) war tax bill, the trading with-
ibe enemy uieuaure unit many others
of minor Importance already pasted
by the house.
i U iimkhi
Far Ftslds A . Alw ays Grain.
Flight of a d w ir m of Motoors.
Nearly « v e r y fellow Is In hopes that
A awarm of meteor« that appeared
some duy lie will be able to quit the
on Feb. it, Ibid, wus regarded ut the
kind of ivi il. tie U doing
I f It Is hard
time us very remarkable on a* count of
work, he wunts to do something easy, 1 the great distance It wu* tim e d lu the
and If It Is eusy he wants a poslUou j earth » utiuosphere. It w a « Ur«t seen
tbut Isn't so conUrrliig.
I f he bus a lu Huskutchewan, western t 'uiiodu, und
Job where lie w ork« lu an office part
seemed to be traveling southeasterly,
of the time und on the street part o f
us It was also reported from Bermuda
tbo time be wunts to get Into some
From the additional records supplied
thing Where lie won't ulw gys h g v » to by seamen W. F. Henning, the Kngllsb
be running In und out
authority ou meteors, bus coneluded
T h e clerk In a store ililnk* he would
thut It continued lu view dining at
like u piuce where be wouldn't have to least 5,000 llillei of I I I Might. As the
work regulur hour», aud the man
visible stream could at no time have
whose time la-longs to himself tliluks
been more than about BS) miles high.
be would like to lie u clerk. " W h e n
It hi ust b a te followed the earth’s
you ure through with the day's work," curvuture, and the curious idea bus
lie says to the clerk, “ you're through, be«'ii advanced by Hurvlu J Burns that
but I have alw ays got soiuetblng to
It was really captured by the earth us
worry me.”
a group o f liiMiiltestlmul satellites. The
Husband thinks that doing Ibe bouse,
meteors may thus have pushed around
work und talking to the neighbor Is a the globe several times liefure reach
strap, and w ife feels that she would
Ing the surface.
It Is supposed that
lie perfectly tiuppy If she could go out
the orbit of the olream nearly culncid
anil work like a mini d >es
ed w lib that o f the earth and that con
Almost everybody Is dissatisfied with sequently the »eluclty o f full through
Ms Job and Is determined that bis aou our ufiuospliere was »mull.
shall not do itint kind o f work
klveu
the fellow who draws an «purmous
Land of Borrowed Delights.
salary Isn't contented lie feels he
A large part o f the beauty o f the
ought 1« be doing siiUiethllig else I'urf
verdure und forest o f Italy that ut
Worth Hiur Tele,:rum.
trails the visitor'» attention w.i» uu
known lu the olden tliuea and Is not
How a Dssvsr Can Work.
pi Opel ly liulluu at ull, but Imported
A young heaver In Itegent’s |*rk
The favored groves o f orange und lem
gardens, I .ole loll, wus once 111810*11 at ou, with their golden fruit gliutlng
Work 111 sin a tfi-e twelve feet long Slid among the rich and sappy foliage,
two feet six Inches thick Just us the
hreullie o f the ( w a n t and the dark
town clocks sounded the hour o f rioou. skinned Harucenlc In wider« from the
The heaver begun by liar king the tree east
The cuctua. with Its prickly pear
a foot shove the ground That done,
fruit culled the "India n Mg," and the
be attacked the wood,
l i e worked
sloe came »tralght from Mexico on the
bard, alternating bis labor with <ll|m heels o f the Hpuulsh ad veil t urln.'S Into
In bis bulbing pond
l i e bathed and
the unknown lu the sixteenth century
labored alternately until 4 o’clock lu Ho did the American corn or mul/e
Iln- afternoon, when be ate bis supper
Even the eucalyptus is an Importation,
of bread and curnds and puddled alsrut
s niialeru one. and the great groves of
In bis | Mind mi Ml half pust Ii o’clock.
chestnuts that clothe the shaggy moon
tallisldes mo verdantly and give occu
Ten inluufes later, when only one Inch
pulton to so many vemlera o f the hot
o f the tree's diameter remained Intact,
be bore ii|K>n bis work, and the tree and pasty ladled nut ure believed
uot to Ire native.—National tieogruplilc
fell. Before tt fell the Is-uver ran as
Magazine.
men run when they have tired s blast.
Then as the tree lay on the ground be
Books on a 8h»lf.
portioned It out mentally slid again I m *-
Books are fiequelitly ruined through
gau to gnaw
l i e worked at Intervals
This Is less In the ball
ail lilglit, cut the log Into three |«rtM. careles»ue»a
dillig often than upon the shelves
rolled tw o o f the |M>rttons Into the wa
Booxs should not lie packed tightly on
ter and reserved the other third for bis
a shelf. It ruins the back und cuuHes
(leruiHiieiil shelter. T h e Work done, be
them to U-ur loose with the strain of
took a bath
getting lu aud out. Often It force« the
leaves to sag lo the shelf when pu«hed
Wstsrton's Climb.
unduly. It ta Just as bad for books to
T h e steeplejack's ability to keep his tie too loose on a »h e lf as they warp,
head aud feet while working oq a and the spreading leaves encourage
"to p " which Is a ledge three feet wide dust
A book< use with the < untent»
lietweeu abysses fssi feet deep is a at every augle Is not a pleasant
gift, ldke the poet, the steeplejack la sight.
There itre some bousekee|>ers
born, not made. < diaries Wutertou,
who think u yearly dusting o f the
(he naturaltst. bud the g ift and Would hooks ut hou.sei leuulng time sufficient
tiuve adorned the profession the ouly This Is bud enough when they arc
one Into which un-u do not drift.
kept under glu»s
When ou u|ieii
When on a visit to Home, Waterton »helves It means ruin to valuable
determined to rival the feats o f the books
It takes u little longer to dust
Italian clliuhera who yearly a<aled the (he backs aud to|>a of books on each
dome of Ht. I veer's and the pinnacles shelf every day.
l»ae a soft cheese
o f the castle o f Hi. Angelo, to Illumi­ cloth or silk duster and shake It fre
nate their Niiuiuilts on the feast o f Ht. queutly.
Peter. Klglity men used to climb the
I dome on tw o successive nights, aud
Man's Eyas and Animals'.
i ibe boldest completed ibe s|s*< l a d e by
Aside from the monkey, man Is the
iTownlug the i ross with a w aving ouly a ii I mu I having wliut we call hiin»'-
torch o f Are Kuch night's show wus ular single vision that is, tic «-an tell
said, on the average, to cost a man's not only the direction o f an object, but
life
Waterton scaled the dome by he can estimate fairly accurately its
daylight and left his glove ti|siu the distance. This Is because both of bis
valie. I .os Angeles Tim es
eyes |Miiiit ut the same object at the
«aiue time, like tw o range tinders, (itli
er auimals do uot coucciitnite their
gaze in this way. T h eir eves ure set
more nearly ut the sides o f the heud
so (hat they sec not, only forward, but
backward for a short distance. Man.
on the contrary, sees clearly ouly the
object at which he locks directly.
Popular Science Monthly.
Helping the Clock.
“ A h a ! " suid the bead clerk.
" I 'm
glad to notice that you're arriving
punctually now, Mr. Slixombe.”
"Yes, sir. I'v e Isiuglit a |n»rrot."
“ A parrot? What on earth for? 1
Crop Believed Cut Almost Half by
told you to get mi aluriu clock.”
Drouth and Heat.
" Y e s ; I did. But a fter h i I h . v or tw o
Portland. O r — T h e wheat crop of I got used to It. and It didu't wake me
t Ii**
Pacific
northwest
is
passing So I got the parrot. And now when 1
Dauntless.
through a critical period.
'The pro­ go to bed I tlv Ibe Mlurm clock and
" H e cleared the sill ut a bound and
longed dry spell has cauneil much loss put the parrot's cage on top o f It. vanished In the darkness." related !to
uod lint winds In the Inland empire When the alarm goes otT tt startles mum-e brent lilessly
the parrot, and what that bird says
“ But,” Bintfcd lieiill*ui, "only a mo
ure Increasing the damage.
Would wake up Huybody.” — I.ouJou uieiit ago he was riveted to the spot
Portland grain men. who ure keep
Illd he tile the rivets?”
lug In dally touch with the situation Fun.
"Oh. no!" rejoined Romance, nothing
In the Interior, fear that the uurthwest
daunted. "Fortunately It was ouly a
Inconsistent.
will not have more than half a crop
"1 hear you w ere arrested fo r »|>eed- small spot, bo that by a supel Uminin
this year.
effort he wrenched It loo e and carried
Ing.”
II Is the early spring sown grain
"Y'es.
T h e Judge w h s a frleud of It along with him."— Puck.
that Is being hurt In the dry sections mine."
of Washington, but in the dry sec­
“ You were In luck.”
Grsat Expectations.
tions of Oregon the late spring sown
"1 really believe. Will Atwood, that
" N o t at «II. It's true be Inquired po­
me In-cause 1 have
wheat Is suffering most.
W inter litely about my ticHltb. blit when 1 said you married
about Is generally In good condition, I was feeling well he assessed a flue money.*' she announced, with a due
display o f feeling
but the winter sown ucreuge Is uot that niiide me sick.” Fxchange.
"No. you're wrong," returned her
heavy.
husband candidly
"1 marrted you be
What Would Staggar Them.
Kulns throughout the wheat belt
cause I thought you'd let luehavesouie
A
philosopher
writing
lu
the
M
ilwau­
I this week would, of courae, be of beti
o f It.” —Exchange.
eflt, but the greater part of the dam­ kee Journal says:
“
It
Is
u
popular
diversion
to
talk
age already done cannot be repaired,
Expectations Realized.
about bow duuifouudetl our gra n d fa ­
< In the opinion of crop experts.
"Look'ee. (la rge, tlldu' 1 tetl'ee all
ther* would lie by our telephones aud
motorcars, and so on, but apparently th' time my boy would make th’ folks
Few Mills Reported Closed.
no one dares Imagine what they would silt up au' opeu their mouths when ’e
got to Lunnon?”
Seattle.— Fifteen lumber and shin­ think o f the hills."
"Z o you did. And has 'e done It?”
gle mills out of a total of 700 In west
"A ye.
'E 'v e started business as a
ern Washington are closed as a result
Want Too Far.
deutlstr*—Loudon Passing Show
Au unsuccessful lover was asked by
of a general strike order for all mill-
what men ns be bad lost the object of
workers aud shingle weavers, uccord
Naval Salutes.
lug to reports to the lumbermen's de­ bis affections.
Originally a town or a warship tired
"
A
la
s
,"
be
sutd,
“
I
Muttered
her
till
fense committee for Washington and
off Its guns ou the approach o f frleud
she got too proud to speak to me!"
Oregon.
T h irty five hundred of the
ly strangers to show that they had
40,000 lumber aud shingle mill work
such fattli lu the visitors' in-aceful lu
T w o Barks.
ers In the same territory have left
W hat Is the difference between the tendons they didn’t think It necessary
to keep their guns loaded; hence the
their employment.
bul k o f a tree and that o f a dog?
One Is the product o f the Intugli, the naval salute.
WHEAT CROP NEEDS RAIN
I other o f the " b o w w o w . ”
Bo Sweeney is Dead.
Washington. — Bo Sweeney, assist
Cowardly.
ant secretary of the interior, died sud­
Bounder—I took you home the other
denly at his home here from angina
night.
Bounder Yes, and then, you
pectoris. Mr. Sweeney hud been as
coward, you left me to face my w ife
slstaiit secretary since It#14. when lie
alone.
left Ills law practice at Seattle to Join
Secretary l.ane.
Price and Quality.
" I t Is a mistake to eat cheap. Infe­
rior final."
Porto Rico Votes Prohibition.
" I t may he Inferior, my friend, but
San Juan, l ’orto Ideo. With t>J out
of 7ti municipalities completely report­ It's never cheap.” —Washington Star.
ed. election returns showed Porto Kico
Kvery man hath a good and a bad
to have voted tor prohibition by more
angel attending on him III particular
than two to oua.
all bla Ufa long Hubert Burtou.
W ord From Br’« r Williams.
Lightning don't hit twice In de same
place, an* right dur Is a lesson fer you
— wld de fust lick It 'tends ter all de
busluess It went after.—Atlanta Con
stltutlon.
“Asphalt-Base
Oil Ideal
Lubricant 99
F O R D -E I. Veltch, Oakland—
"California asphalt-base oil forms sn ideal lubricant
for a Ford car.”
STUDFBAKER
Snulrtili'r G u q t, Snsklon
"having used Zerolene for over tlx years, feel justi­
fied in recommending it to users o f Studebaker cars."
DOIXiE — MiArthu/
Bn«., Pturnit
"have used '/.erolena exclusively in all our Dodgs
Brothers cars.”
O A K L A N D — o .k Und Auto Stir« CoiDptny, Portland -
"Zerolene has proved a satisfactory lubricant in our
Oakland can.”
Z
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The Standard O il fo r M otor Cars
Endorsed by Leading Car Distributors
—because the records o f their service departments «how
that Zerolene, correctly refined from California asphalt-
base crude, gives perfect lubrication
leva wear, more
power, least carbon deposit.
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