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,, OREGON WEATHER
Rain in west, rain or snow
IT8 THE FLAVOR
; of our )
Port Limon Bananas
That makes them most doalinlile
Suiikist ORANGES and LEMONS
KINNEY & TRUAX GROCERY
'" " QVAUTY FIRST
LINE YET GOT MEDAL
Vienna, Keb. 6. Of how llttlo Im-
portance and algnlflotince were some
of the orders and decorations be
stowed upon 'princes and nobles dur
ing the war is Indicated by a llttlo
story now going the rounds In Vien
na. It concerns Albrecht, the son
of Archduke Frederlch.
I He was assigned to the front with
in Tyrol . Kaiser regiment, but with
Instructions to the colonel and com
mander that he mutt never
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PARTOF R.O.T.G.
Oregon Axrkultiiral College, Cor
vnXUs. Feb. . Athletics III iiulver.
sltles and rulluxoa of llio count rj
have a bright futuro. bolleves Dr. A.
D. llrowno, member of tho executive
coinmltlee or the national Ititercol
leglate conference and director of
physical ediiratlon ul tho rollege.
With the passage of the Hoke
Smith bill In rongren, which t Ul
ulates than one-fifth of sn appro
prlatlon of $100, 000. 000 for the
''"'ihiiM,!! nf m1iif.nllnn ItA Hf.t MHtilM fur
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dangered.- In 1917 the regiment had 'phyitcrti eduoutlnn. and with the sug-
and liberties of the . .United States."
Foolish doubters, all! Foolish
not because past plans for the league
have necessarily been wise, not be
cause present plans for it are per
fect, no( because it Immediately
or etntuUjr fulfill all that over,
hopeful folk expect of It; but foolish
simply because they doubt, and so
r in nut:
, . X weather east. -y - - . - - ,
4 Moderate southerly winds, - -f f3 up their own power.ol vision anu
iconstructive effort, and Mip, mem-
selves, to defeat the thing aimed at.
'As a man thlnketb. In his heart.
so Is he," said one who was wise.
This la more than "gospel truth."
J a strenuous battle with the Italians
1st 8chluderbaeh and suffered heavy
losses.
SOLDIER LETTERS
I When the authorities looked over
the list of recommendations
decorations after the battle It
gen! Ion Just made by the govern
ment committee on education anil
special training that physical work
shall bo made an Important restore
'".In the R. 0. T. C. work, college
w 'sports are expected by Dr. llrowne
McOuug )m w York
noticed that Archduke Albrechfs'to hold a more Important place than
name was not present. It was learn-'ever before.
jed that he had been three kllome-l
ten behind the line daring the fight-
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irom npr un, suss, gq comply a. not clte hIm ona of hlt bravMtl
VIGOR OF BODV AND MIXD
rn Theodore Roosevelt's autobiog
raphy he tells of the means by which
he developed a naturally weak and
clumsy body to a degree of strength
and skill fitting him for playing a
man's part in the world. It was an
up-hill struggle. His eyes were bad.
and remained bad. His muscles were!
weak and flabby. He had no na
tural grace or agility. He was sim
ply an awkward, near-sighted, sal
low, spindling youth, ' whom almost
any other youth of his own age
! . could knock around aa he pleased.
! Roosevelt is modest about his
i physical attainments. He says that
he never became more than a medi
ocre boxer and wrestler. Despite all
his efforts, he could not make him
self a good horseman. He was only
I a fair shot with tho rifle and revoi-
-fer- "" ' - r -
Yet, as the reader inevitably re
members, wi(h those bad eyes he
did kill big game and defend him
self unerringly in situations of ex-
- treme danger. Wifh that unprom
ising body he did learn to play a
pretty good game of tennis, to use
the foil and singlestick skilfully, to
box and wrestle In a way that com
manded respest from professionals,
to walk 20 or 30 miles at a stretch
without exhaustion, to ride horse
back 100 miles In a day. And over
and above all these special athletic
accomplishments was the attainment
of the purpose for which they 'were
Intended the ability to perform a
- "vast amount of mental labor, and the
building of a sturdy soul along with
. a sturdy body.
This was in line with his favorite
philosophy, "of bodily vigor as
method of getting that vigor of soul
the body
A. R. D. that he has ar1?d since It would make ill feeling
New York. The letter follows 1 -among the soldiers and was not Jus-
part: v ' :
'I taye just arrived from France
and think I will be home in iwo
weeks.. We certainly had an awful
trip and I'm sure glad It ll over. It
la some mud hole over there. I am
In New York now,, but think I will
It is political truth. In politics, na-ioe sent to uamp mwis soon, i nau
Uonal or international. It is pre- the flu and then the pneumonia but
am getting along ail rignt now. j
have had all of France I want, but
tilled.
An order then was Usued com
manding the colonel tn Verommend
Albrecht for the golden medal for
bravery, and when the officer re
fused he was relieved from his command.
eminently thought that rules. Any
government has power only so long
as the people governed think' lUhas
power. The Russians and Germans
have shown that. Any system will
work as long as the people agree on
It
In no other sphere of life and ac
tion can thought more clearly .and
demonstrably create-what.lt seeks.
Let the big majority of mankind be
lieve that a strong, just league or
nations is possible and practicable,
and at once It becomes possible and
practicable.
Faith is the ' highest wisdom.
Doubters are enemies of mankind.
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. wlthoutwAlch vigor of
counts ior notntng." He argues,
reasonably enough, that if he, with
his poor equipment, could do what
, he did, others may do likewise. Any
city dweller, he maintains, can easi
ly get and keep himself in good phy
ical condition if he will make an
honest effort and the effort will pay
big dividends.
THE DOUBTERS
"Fine in theory but it wouldn't
work!", So many critics used to dls-
' miss the idea of a league of nations
for world peace.
"The European powers would nev
er agree to it!'' the critics protested,
when this distinctively American
proposal . was submitted as a basic
: part of the peace program.
"rue other powers don't mean
what they say!" maintained the same
pessimistic folk, when our ' allies
subscribed to the plan.
"The league will be a mere shad
ow," some doubters Insisted, now
that its organization Is actually un
der way. "It will be weak and In
effective, and therefore worthless."
"The league will arrogate to itself
too much power!" others object. "It
will deprive members of their lnde
pendence. It will imperil the rights
certainly had lots of experience and
something I'll never forget. Will tell
you all about my trip when I get
home." i ' .
To Collect Old Scotch Maps.
The Royal Scottish Geographical so
rietv has undertaken the formation of
a national collection of old maps of
Scotland and has Issued an appeal for
contributions of both maps and money.
It Is hoped to secure as nearly as pos
sible a complete collection of atlases,
charts, county maps, district maps,
rond books, town plans, manuscript
run ps. etc.. Issued prior to the time of
lie ordnnnce ciirvey, about I860. The
:. rlU-.-'t Knfisfnrtory mnos of Scotland
fmn, iv.i-Sclpntiilc American,
When "Jack" Is Abroad.
The name Jncb or John Is very
common one und seems to be found In
general use In ninny countries. True
It Is not spelled and pronounced as
we use It In America, however, It
inenns the same thing and the "Jack"
of our United States will be "Johonn,"
In Bohemia or Sweden, "Jaos" In Por
tugal. "Jean" In France. "Hans, or
"Johannes" In Holland and Germany.
"Juan" In Cuba. "Giovanni" In Italy.
Tvsn" In Russia. "Jan" In Poland, and
"Janos" In Hungary.
Optlmlstle Thought.
The kin cnnut always rule ns he
wishes.
Dally Thought.
He Is foolish to Illume the Ren who
In BlUpw recked iu liu.--Syrii.
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GERMS ARE'ISOLATED
London, Feb. 6. The virus of
trench fever and that of Influenza
and of some forms of nephritis have
been Isolated and Identified, accord
ing to a report submitted to the di
rector-general of the army medical
service In France by a number of
army medical officers.
The virus In each case has been
proved to be a minute globular cell
varying In size and behavior in three
types of disease. Isolation of the
germs of mumps, measles and typhus
the cause of which have hitherto
been obscure, also Is believed to
have been accomplished by Investi
gations.
DAILY HEALTH TALKS
Better be Careful About Your
Kidney
BYN. B. 00OK.M. D.
Foods taken into the stomach go through
various chemical changes, and some of
these changes are poisons that must be
silted out and disposed of. It is the duty
of the kidneys to do this When the kid
neys do not fully perform their vital work,
death may bo only a few hours away.
nappiiy, naturo haa provided warning
alarms wiling people wben their Kidneys
are not well. These warnings come in the
form of dragging pains in the small of the
back, weak stomach, low spirits, chills,
qucnt desire to pass it, short breath, numb
ness, cramps, coated tongue, bad breath,
puffs under the eyes, thin blood, dry skin,
ringing in the ears, spots before the eyes
and many other symptoms. - All come
from the one cause of kidneys that are not
altering the poisons out of the system. To
overcome these troubles. Dr. Pierce, of
Buffalo, N. Y., compounded what be calls
Amino Tablets. No other kidney medi
cine fa its equal in giving relief and re-
enmuusning ncaiuuui work in toe kidneys.
The treatment is very simple, as you need !
nothing except water when taking Anurio j
Tablets a glass of water with each tablet.
This washes and flushes the kidneys while '
the medicine itself is dissolving the urio
acid poisons and. driving them out.
Anurio Tablets are made double strength,
so that they dissolve uric acid the same as
hot water dissolves salt or sugar. Most
people need Anurio Tablets because most
people have urio acid. Better get that
joison out of your body for safety's sake,
ind better begin today. . .
To gently and agreeably coax the bowels
Hack into normal activity, take Dr.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.1 They are Just
is good for costiveness as his Anurio Tab
ets are good for kidney disorders, and that '
s saying a great deai
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T OGGING and Lumber Concerns, Con--Li
tra&ors, Communities and Municipalities
proposing or projectipg fogging, Land Clearing, Rec
lamation, irrigation, Road and Highway Building
will find in this Government Sale an unequaled oppor
tunity to procure Machinery and ' Equipment.'
SEALED BIDS
SEALED BIDS will be received on these Hated materials, until 11 A.
M. Saturday, February 15th, and thereafter opened at the Headquarter!
of the United States Spruce Production Corporation, Yebn Building, Port
land, Oregon.
. Personal inspection of materials is Invited to be made at Assembling '
Depot, Vancouver Barracks, Vancouver, Washiilgton, by securing Creden
tials from Sales Board at Headquarters, Yeon Building, Portland.
For Terms, Descriptive Catalogue of Material and Placing of Bid,
address
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Yeon Building, Portland, Oregon
DONKEY
ENGINES
logging, Hoisting md Lodding
Willamette, Tacoma,
Bmlth A Watson, -Washington
and
other makes.
Cites ranging from
814-ln. xl5-ln.
to
18-ln. x 14-la.
RAILROAD
EQUIPMENT
Rails
2Mb. Rslayer .... 084 Tona
20-lb. New ....... 40 Tona
85-lb. Relayer .... 28 Tons
40-lb. Kelayer .... 147 Tona
46-lb. New .'. 1727 Tona
4Mb. Relayer .... 499 Tona
' 64-lb. Relayer .... 68 Tons
60-lb. New 2581 Tona
67Vi-lb. New 6030 Tona
80-lb. New 2910 Tona
Locomotivts t
Geared and Rod, 88 to 70-Ton.
Bhaya, New Yorks, Baldwins,
Helslera, Qlroax, ate.
Loggtflg Trucks
Connected and disconnected,
60,000 to 80,000 capacity.
TRUCKS and
AUTOMOBILES
Trucks
Packards, 1)4 to 6-Ton
Standards, 1 to 6-Ton
Darts, m-Ton, Denbys, 2-Ton
Seldena, t-Ton
' Velies, ltt-Ton.
Unlteda. ltt-Ton
Gramra-Bernsteins. 2tt-Ton
Federals, 8-Ton
Garforda, 8H-Ton
tiAutomobiUs
Cadillacs, Seven-Passenger
Dodges, Five-Passenger
Fords, Five-Passenger
A. C. ELtCTRIC MOTORS
440-Tolt, 8-plinr.o,"60-cycle,
8 to 76 H. r. with or
without starters
Other Machinery and
Equipment fbr Sale
The Sales Board Resema
"the right to accept or
reject all Bids.
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