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BESTOWED BY THE GREAT SPIRIT
Indian Legend of the Origin of the
Calumet, Better Known at
"Pipe of Peace."
When the North American Indians
made peace or formed an alliance, the
blgh contracting parties smoked top-ether
to ratify the arrangement.
The peace pipe was about two and
a half feet long, the bowl was made
of highly polished red marble, and a
Btem of a reed, which was decorated
with eagles' quills, women's hair, etc.
Legend has It that the Great Spirit
at an ancient period called the Indian
nations together, and standing on the
DreCipIce of the red plpestone rock,
broke off a piece which he moulded In
to the bowl of a pipe, and fitting It on
a long reed, filled the pipe with the
bark of red vlllow, and smoked over
them, turning to the four winds. He
told tbem the red color of the pipe
represented their flesh, and when they
gmoked It they must bury their war
clubs and scalping knives. At the last
whiff the Great Spirit disappeared.
THRUST HEADS
Chinese Farmer Become Accustomed
to Many Western Ways, But Trans
parent Windows Puzzls Them,
Peking. The Chinese have become
accustomed to many western ways, but
glass windows in trains are still per
plexing to them. In the remote dis
tricts the natives continue to make
their windows of rice paper, following
a custom that Is centuries old.
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Plates 116.00, Brldgework $6.00 a tooth.
Teeth extracted by gas. Latest modern
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Young Beef with Hides on 8c
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Salted Hides .
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Artificial Fruits for Table.
There Is a man in a small village
on the mountainside ot northern Italy
who carves from marble wonderfully
natural fruits and tints them so skill
fully and naturally that even horti
culturists must inspect them closely
to determine their artificiality.
Invisible Writing.
Writing done with a mixed solution
of chloride of cobalt and chloride of
nickel gives a bright green on heat
ing, the shade varying according to
the relative proportions of the two
salts used. The writing fades away
on cooling.
To present the calumet (peace pipe)
to a stranger was a mark of hospi
tality and good will ; to refuse to offer
It was an act of hostile defiance.
A Narrow Escape.
An overhead tramway wire charged
with electricity at a high voltage was
responsible for an unusual accident to
a motoring party on a busy street. A
motor cyclist was driving his wife and
child In a side-car through a large city
when the wire broke and became en
tangled, with the side-car, showering
sparks on all sides as It struck the
metal of the machine. A terrible denth
awaited the motorist if he had got off
to attempt to remove the live wire, but
he sat still, while people called out :
"Sit still I Live wire I" and the rub
ber tires of the machine acting as in
sulators, prevented the current from
passing through the steel work of the
cycle. The dangerous wire was re
moved by engineers with rubber
gloves, and the party proceeded un
harmed.
THROUGH GLASS
Passengers on a railroad between
Shanghai and Peking recently were
surprised to find black lines painted
across the window panes of the cars.
The explanation given was that
Chinese farmers, being unused to
transparent windows, would thrust
their heads through the glass.
The Paris municipal tax on servants
has raised about $750,000 In six months.
THE SECRET OF BEING
A CONVINCING TALKER
How I Learned It in One Evening.
By GEORGE RAYMOND
"Hay yon heard the news ibout Frank
Jordan!" The question quickly brought me
to the little (roup which had . gathered In
the oenter of the office. Jordan and I bad
started with the Great Eastsrn Machinery
Company, within month of ssch other, four
years ago. A year ago, Jordan was taken
Into th accounting division and I was sent
out a salesman. Neither of us was blessed
with an unusual amount of brlllianoy, but w
"got by" In out new job wall saough to
hnld th.ra.
Imagine my smassmsnt, than, when I heard:
"Jordan's Just bean mad Treasurer of th
Company I"
I could hardly believe my sars. But there
wss th "Notice to Employees" on the bul
letin board, tailing about Jordan's good for
tune.
Now I knew that Jordan was capable
fellow, quiet, and unassuming, but I never
would have picked him for any sua, sudden
rite. I knew, too, that th Treasurer of the
, Great Eastern had to be a big nun, and I
' wondered how In th world Jordan landed
th place.
The first chance I got, I walked Into Jordan's
new offic and after congratulating him warm
ly, I asked him to let ma "in" on the details
of how he jumped ahead so quickly. His story
Is so intensely Interesting that I am going
to repeat it as closely as 1 remember,
"I'll tell yon just how It happened, George,
because you may pick np pointer or two
that will help you.
"Yon remember how scared I used to be
whenever I hsd to talk to the chief I You
remember how yon used to tell me that every
time I opened my mouth I put my foot Into It,
meaning of course that every time I spok I got
into trouble t Yon remember when Ralph
Sinton left to take charge of the Western of
fic end I was asked to present him with the
loving cup the boys gave him, how fluatered
I waa and how I couldn't ear word beoauss
there were people around I You remember how
confused I used to be every time I met new
people! I couldn't say what I wanted to say
when I wanted to say it; and I determined
that If there was any possible chanc to learn
how to talk I was going to do It.
"Th first thing I did was to buy num
ber of books on publio spessjog, but they
seemed to be mesnt for those who wanted
V. . nmtnn l.aMBa 1t.t T
, "' iT h . i- Dkii.
Ibrttow r.pe.kt'tod.vTdu.l.'Cw tSo
conditions in business and socisl life.
A few weeks later. Just ss I wss about
to give up hope of ever learning bow to
talk Interestingly, 1 read an announcement
stating that Dr. Frederick Houk Law had just
completed new sours in business talking
and public speaking entitled 'Msstsry of
Sneeeh.' I sent for them and in few days
they arrived. I glanced through the entire
eight lessons, reading the hesdings and a te
paragrapns nere ana mere, ana in anout an
hour the whole secret of effective speaking
was opened to me.
for exempts, I learned wny l nsa always
Iscked confidence, why talking had always
seemed something to be dresded, whereas it
is really the simplest thing in the world to get
np and talk. I learned how to secure complete
attention to what I was ssylng and how to
everything I said Interesting, forceful and
convincing. I learned the art of listening, the
value of silence, and the power of brevity. In
stead of being funny at th wrong time, I
learned how and when to ass humor with tell
ing effect.
"But perhaps the most wonderful thing
sbout the lessons were the sctual examples of
whst things to ssy and when to say them to
meet every condition. I found that there was
knack in making oral reports to my superiors.
founa that there waa a right way ana s
wrong way to present complaints, to give ecu
mates, end to issu orders.
I picked up soms wonderful pointer bont
how to giv my opinions, sbout how to answer
oomplsints, sbout how to ssk ths bank for s
loan, about now to ask for sxtensions. Anotnei
thing that struck me forcibly wss that In
stead of antagonising people when I didn't
agre with them, I learned bow to bring them
around to my wsy of thinking . In th most
pleasant sort of wsy. Then, of coarse, along
with thoss lesssns there were chapters
sneaking before large audiences, how to find
material for talking and speaking, how to talk
to rrienas, now to talk; to servants, ana new
to tsik to children.
"Why I got the secret the very first even
Ing and it was only a short time before I wss
sbls to spply all of ths principles and found
that my words were beginning to have ss
almost magical affect upon everybody to whom
spoke. It seemed that 1 got things doas
instantly, where formerly, as you know, what
said 'went in one ear and out the other.' 3
began to acauire an executive ability that sur
prised me. I smoothed out difficulties like
a true diplomat. In my talks .with th chisf
1 spoke clearly, simply, convincingly. Then
esme my first promotion since I entered the
sccounting department. 1 was given the job
answering complaints, snd I made good
From that I waa given the job of making
collections. When Mr. Buckley joined th
Officers mining uamo. L was made Treasurer
Between you and me, George, my salary is
now $7,600 year and I expect It will hi
more from the first of ths year.
And 1 want to tell you sincerely, tbst J
attribute my success solely to ths fact that 1
learned how to talk to people.
When Jordan finished. 1 sited nun for the
address of the publishers of Dr. Law's course
and he gave it to me. I sent for it and found
it to be exactly as he had stated. After study
ing ths eight simple lessons I began to sell to
people who had previously refused to listen to
me at all. After four months of record-break
ing aales during the dullest season of ths
year, I received a wire from the chief asking
me to return to the home office. We had quite
long talk in which I explained how I was
able to break sales records and I was an
pointed Sales Mansger st slmost twics mv
former salary, l know that there wss noth
ing in me that had changed except that I hsd
acquired the ability to talk where formerly
I aimply used "words without reason." I csn
never thank Jordan enough for telling ms about
Lir. jjaw s uonrse in Business Talking snd
Publio Speaking. Jordan snd I ar both
spending ell our spars tims msklng public
speeches ana Jordan is being talked about i
as Msyor of our little town.
Walla Walla, Wash.
Jan. 1. 1823.
American Newspaper Ass'n.,
Portland, Oreg.
Gentlemen:
I am enclosing check In Davment of set
of books sent.
1 read one book and I am satisfied that
the on book 1 worth th nrica aakad
zor ail. i am,
very truly yours,
CHAR B. MONTAGUE,
34 Catherine St
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION
of Portland, Ors.
418-19-20 0. 8. Nstlonsl Bsnk Bldg.
Gentlemen:
Pleass rnsfl me Dr. Law's course. "Muter?
of Speech." I will pay the poatmsa $8.60 OS
delivery, which completes the transection and
pays for ths course In fall. Therssfta ths
course is mine absolutely.
Nun
City
Stat
Writ Plslnly.
Some Queer Foods.
Chickens' tongues and unhatcbed
chickens are Chinese delicacies; sloth
is eaten on the Island of Demerara
pale blue mole and two mice were the
tasty supper that Livingstone's guides
gave him after crossing the Kasal.
"Sugar,"
From Bradford he went to RIchburg
and BoIIver and there fortune contin
ued to pour Its golden stream Into bis
coffee. Pasadena Star.
Something to
Think About
B F. A. WALKER
KNOW YOUR TALENT
THE first requisite In the life of
the youthful, is to know his or
her natural talent so that It may be
Intelligently developed and turned to
profitable account. .
Find the hole In which your peg
fits without wabbling and keep it
there. Do not move from pillar to
post in quest of another, and you
will enjoy more of what makes life
aluable, glad as the years swing by
that you have held firmly to your
rlglnal Intention.
Most of the failures in this work
day world are due to inefficiency,
caused generally by shifting from one
station to another and the woeful lack
of fixed effort in the pursuit of a
definite course.
You can never find the port you
to reach if you persist in sail
ing your ship without compass and
rudder. The tides and the winds will
toss your precious craft Into the open
jaws of destruction or hurl It high
and dry on the scowling rocks irotn
which there is no likelihood of es
cape.
If you hnve a talent for painting,
see that you produce pictures of
beautiful themes and attractive col
ors; If your hand Is deft In the use
of tools, clasp the saw and the ham
mer and resolve that no one shall
excel you. .
You cannot overcome - difficulties
nor rise above the common level by
lounging around In Idleness, bemoan
ing your lot and envying the pros
perous men and women climbing to-
wards t lie hill-tops.
Whether you huve one tulent or
five talents, there is but one medium
through which you can achieve, and
that is by hard, continuous work,
holding steadfastly to your course
and refusing to yield to discourage
ment.
There Is In every person's life the
crucial moment of choosing a per
manent vocation, and When that is
overcome, there remains nothing else
to do but to drive straight ahead, de
termined to win an honorable desti
nation.
To the men and women who are
predisposed to loafing, given to stop
ping by the wayside to gather wild
flowers when they should be tramp
ing resolutely upon the highway, this
scarcely forms an. agreeable subject
for meditation.
But these, as you may have already
guessed, are they who have hidden
their talent in a napkin and been
crowded from the ranks of the suc
cessful, because of their own fickle
ness.
1129, by McClur Newspaper Syndicate.)
MESSENGERS
By DOUGLAS MALLOCH
SOMEONE has said that thoughts
nre thlncs
I know each thought of mine.
Is like a bird with living wings
And pinions all a-shlne.
I toss a thought upon the air,
As pigeon owners do
No matter when, no matter where,
It hurries home to youl
O live each day with open heart
So, when my ihought sliall come
Across the miles we are apart,
It shall not find you dumb.
O live each duy with open door,
Your heart's door open wide --
Some thought of mine is speeding o'er
The valleys that divide.
It bears a message all aglow,
The message old and young.
The message men and maidens know
In every land and tongue;
It sweeps across the azure skies,
It darts across the dome,
And home to your heart it flies,
Because your heart is Home.
And may my bird, so fond, so fleet,
Upon its happy quest,
As It flies east another meet,
A pigeon flying west;
And, as they hall upon the blue,
Oh, may that pigeon be
A thought of yours, a thought as true,
A thought that flies to me I
(Q by McClure Newspaper Syndloats.)
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STATE NEWS I
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IN BRIEF.
Newberg. Pacific college baa begun
the second semester with nearly a
score of new enrollments which bring
the total enrollment ot the 'ear to the
highest point in the history of the
Institution.
Eugene. Sules made by the Eugene
Fruit Growers' association in 1922 ag
gregated 11,000,000, according to the
report ot the manager, J. 0. Holt, read
at the annual meeting of the stock
holders here Saturday.
Albany. Discussion of plans for co
operative marketing ot products and
buying of supplies, election ot tempo
rary secretary and announcement ot
committee appointments featured a
meeting of the Linn County Poultry
Producers' association here Thursday.
Tillamook. Tillamook Is to have a
new $95,000 school building as a re
sult of a special election Saturday at
which taxpayers voted to authorize
the district to bond itself for this
amount for the building. The bond
ing issue carried by a vote of 143 to
22.
Hlllsboro. The Congregational
church family held a get-tojether din
ner in the new dining rooms in the
basement of the church Friday night
and surprised the building committee
and pastor by practically cleaning up
all the lndebetedness against the
church.
Eugene. With the logging camps In
operation again after a shutdown of
two or three weeks on account ot deep
snow the Booth-Kelly lumber mill at
Springfield will, beginning Monday,
operate three shifts, said A. C, Dixon,
manager. Only one shift was working
for two weeks.
Haines. Paul Carpenter, ex-county
agricultural agent for Polk county, who
has been employed by the Baker coun
ty commissioners in a similar capacity
for this county, is planning an exten
sive campaign against weeds and rod
ents which have become a menace In
some' sections of the county.
Salem. An advance of $30 per year
In the tuition charge at Willamette uni
versity will' be made effective begin
ning with the fall term, according to
announcement ot President Carl G.
Doney Saturday. The total regls
tratlon and student body fees will be
raised from $70 to $100.
In observance of the 64th anniver
sary of the admission of Oregon into
the union, the society of the Sons and
Daughters of Oregon Pioneers held its
annual statehood dinner at the cham
ber of commerce Wednesday night.
Preceding the dinner was a reception
in the green room ot the chamber at
6 o'clock.
Newberg. The Newberg approach
to the Intercounty bridge over the Wil
lamette here was wrecked about 7
o'clock Saturday morning by a land
slide which resulted from the under
mining of a bank by the recent floods.
Traffic through Newberg to St. Paul
and other points in Marlon county was
suspended.
Haines. The firm ot Coles & Dodd
of this place, livestock dealer, within
a tew days will ship to Los Angeles
Its second tralnload of cattle within
the last month. The cattle for the
second tralnload are being shipped
from Big Hole, Montana, and will go
over the Union Pacific system by way
of Salt Lake.
Albany. John Flick, aged bachelor
farmer living about 2i miles east of
Albany, was killed accidentally late
Friday night when a heavy barn door
fell on him, pinning him to the ground
and smothering him. The body was
found early this morning by David
Aegerter, a nephew, who lives on an
adjoining farm.
Astoria. The Pacific Telephone &
Telegraph company's construction
crew is placing a new submarine cable
across Young's bay, parallel with the
new bridge. Manager Brunold says
this will eliminate the poles on the old
bridge. The project will require ap
proximately 2200 feet of underground
and submarine cable.
Imbler. Students participating in
the boys' and girls' pig club project
are making a careful study of the hog
cholera menace that for a time threat
ened to wipe out the Industry in this
part of the country. Bulletins deal
ing with the subject have been eagerly
sought for by many owners of fancy
herds, as well as by the club members,
Salem. At a meeting of the execu
tive committee of the Marlon County
Principals' association held here Sat
urday plans for a county field day to
be held the third Saturday in May
were worked out. The county will
be divided into five districts for com
petitive purposes, All schools listed
In these districts will compete for final
representation in April and the win
ners of these events will participate in
the grand field day competition. It is
proposed to hold a total ot 27 events
j After Every Meal
EMI
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n Chew your food
well, then use
WRIGLEY'S to
aid digestion.
It also keeps
the teeth clean,
breath sweet,
appetite keen.
Th Crtal Amtrican
Swtmtat
To Have Clear Sweet Skin,
Touch pimples, redness, roughness
or Itching, If any, with Cutlcurrt oint
ment, then bathe with Cutlcura Soap
and hot water, Itlnse, dry gently and
dust on a little Cutlcura Talcum to
leave a fascinating fragrance on skin.
Everywhere 25c each. Adv.
Getting Ready,
She "It Is an undoubted fact that
the girls are all going in for gymnas
tics now." He "Aw, indeed! May
ask why?" She "So as to be ready
to Jump at an offer of marriage."
Wanted to Know.
Patient (after X-ray examination)
Nurse, could ye foind out where
they're goln' to run them movln' pic
tures they tuk o' me Insoides? Bos
ton Evening Transcript.
Taker of First Whale Honored.
Among the Eskimo communities
great honor is paid to the boat which
catches the tjrst whale ot the season.
Mrs. E. L. Henson
The Appealing Charm of Henitu!
Portland, Oreg. "I can speak in
terms of highest praise of all of
Dr. Pierce's remedies, especially the
'Favorite Prescription' for woman's
ailments and as a tonic and nervine,
and the Pleasant Pellets for stomach
and liver ills. While bringing, up
my family, whenever I have been
in a run-down weakened or nervous
condition, I have always been
strengthened and helped by the use
of the 'Favorite Prescription'. And
in later years when my stomach
has become disordered, and my food
seems to disagree with mc, then Dr.
Pierce's Pellets give me immediate
relief." Mrs. E. L. Henson, 768 E.
6th St., North.
Start at once with the "Prescrip
tion" and see how quickly you pick
up feel stronger and better. Write
Dr. Pierce, President Invalids' Hotel
in Buffalo, N. Y., for free advice, or
send 10c for trial pkg. tablets.
Different Types of Sea Buoys.
There are 40 different types of
buoys used at sea, each ot which has
a meaning of Its own. That ot a
green color, for Instance, marks a
wreck, while others similarly distinc
tive show where rocks, shoals, sand
banks and deep-water channel occur.
Finally Learns Truth,
There is a time in every man's edu
cation When he arrives at the convic
tion that envy is Ignorance. Emerson.
G. H. Scotberg
W. E, Sears
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