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MONDAY, JIXY 14,
OREGON WEATHER
f Fair; gentle northwesterly
winds. .
DOVULAS OX EDUCATION
Douglas Fairbanks, In an article In
a current magazine on how he would
bring up your children if he had a
ohance, says some things which
every parent would do well to pon
der. It giree the movie fan rather a
Jolt to find that "Doug" ia as much
of a philosopher as an acrobat, but
the jolt will not hurt him any. No
philosophy was ever more whole
tome. Judge bits ot it, and think
about them: " i '
"I would plant and water and cul
tivate the seeds ot humor in the
youngsters and in the long run the
crops that they would reap from that
planing would be worth as much to
them, I think as anything that the
schoolbooks can give."
"I'd teach them to expect tumbles,
and to take their tumbles with a
mile there's nothing more import
ant. It seems to me. No man Is so
pitiable as the man who has been
trained only for success; who cannot
be happy except when everything is
coming his way, and who comes at
length to a hard, swift fall. There
ia tn Ills philosophy no saving balm
for such a circumstance. He is more
than likely to "be crushed by a mis
fortune which "a man who had been
inured to misfortunes would count
aa nothing at all."
"It's a great thing to believe that
you are going to succeed; for if you
believe it hard enough you are pret
ty likely to "win out In the long run.
But tt'a a great thing also, to have
in your soul some Iron-clad phll
ceophy that will help you to stand
np and play the man in case things
con t turn out as planned some
thing that will carry you through
when men who are trained only for
success are beginning to throw up
their bands and quit."
"So I'd see to it, if I were in the
place of the American mother, that
the boys and girls were given the
training for success, and with It the
philosophy that would keep their up
per Hps firm in the face of disap
pointment the understanding that
neither success, nor fame, nor money
la essential to happiness if one is at
peace with his own soul."
-NEW FALL PACKARD SHOES
ARB IX .
PRICED LOW TO AVOID
LUXURY TAX
KINNEY & TRUAX
103 North Sixth
country' must 'be sought. Harvard
and Yale, for example, are living on
their past, ajad both of them are now
signally poor in faculty men with
the modern spirit.
"The public schools are also ne
glected, one-time eductions! lovers
preferring to spend their money on
luxuries. Many teachers are with
drawing from service because their
communities rate them as leas im
portant than, common laborers, and
will not provide proper school build
ings and teaching facilities.
"Another sign ot Massachusetts
decadency is the general attHude to
ward health. An important 'bill to
promote the health and physical de
velopment ot school children' has
Just been killed by the 'Massachu
setts senate. The defeat indicates
the public stolidity toward health
and toward children.
"I offer no explanation of the de
generacy thus shown. The tendency
la omnlously downward."
On wonders what eastern educa
tors win gay to this. It may be
argued that no part ot the country
pays the attention it -ought to pay,
and spends the money R ought to
spend, on education. Still, there is
noticeable a growing tendency on
the part of the West and Middle
West to educate their own sons and
daughters Instead of sending them
east to boarding schools or colleges;
and many experts declare that in
struction today is more liberal, mo
dern and practical west ot the Hud
son river, and still more so west of
the Alleghanies.
Does the course ot education, like
the course of empire, take- Hs way
w est ward? And are the young peo
ple of classic New England destined
hereafter to go west to school?
AXOTHKK CABLE TO 11K
LAID TO JAPAN XAST
Toklo. July U 2. The project of
laying another submarine cable line
between Japan and the United States
as a private enterprise with a view
to facilitate and Improve the tele
graphic communications between the
two countries Is reported to be mak
ing headway. The plan is said to
have secured the warm suuuort of
Japanese government authorities and
of over 30 Influential business men
who axe expected to finance the un
dertaking.
A NEW PRACH
NEW ENGLAND "lEOAlKX 'ft''
When any of the older sections of
the United States is called "decad
ent," the accusation is usually taken
y flevel-headed people with a grain
of salt. The "effete Bast," as It Is
often called, shows too many signs
vt vigor and progress to make any
such blanket charge sound convinc
ing. But here is ti criticism of New
England by a Boston citizen which
may be taken seriously, because it
concerns the one thing on which that
section has long prided Itself edu
cation.
"A certain decay," says this critic,
"la progressing In New England, of
'which no adequate explanation has
yet been found. At one time the
New England states led the country
In education, but they no longer do
so. If one desires progressive edu
oatton, colleges In other parts of the
Portervllle, Cal.. July 14. A new
peach, ripening in October and of a
salmon tint, has been accidently
propogated here by C. IA. Witt, an
orange grower. The chief virtue of
the new fruit is the fact that It comes
on when other varieties have rone.
Mr. Witt plans to start an experi
mental orchard of the new variety at
once.
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R-34 IS 8AKKLY IX HANGAR
FOMiOWlXG RETURN TRIP
Pulham. Norfolk, England. July
1 4 Great Britain's mammoth trans
Atlantic air pioneer, the dirigible
R-34, arrived at the air station here
at 6:66 o'clock, Greenwich .mean
time, Sunday, completing her round
trip from the British Isles to the
United States and return.
The R-34 poked her nose out of
the clouds northeast of the village,
and after circling the flying field
three times, slid gently to the ground
and ten minutes later was housed In
the dirigible abed. . .
The voyage from Long Island was
without particular Incident and was
completed in approximately 75 hours.
LOOKOUT HOUSE WILL
El
The forest service has Just receiv
ed from Portland, Ore., a ready-cut
lookout house which Is now feeing
hauled from Grants Pass down the
Illinois river to the Anderson ranch,
from where It will be packed seven
miles to Pearfloll pea.1t, sometimes
known as 'Red mountain.
This ready-cut lookout house Is
already to be assembled requiring
only hammer and screw driver.
Every .piece is cut to fit and number
ed for the place In the building. The
tiouse Is 12 feet by 12 feet with a
lookout tower or cupola on top. On
both house and tower a! row of win
dows extend rempltely around, so
that the lookout man's vision Is prac
tically unobstructed In any direction.
SAYS PRH'KH WILL STAY UP
UNTIL IIOXKS ARB RKDEEMKI)
Washington, July 14. Conflnna
tlon of high prices may be expected
at least until liberty bonds are paid
off Representative Osborne, republi
can, California, predicted today in
a statement Inserted in the Con
gresslonal Record. '
"There la every reason to believe
the purchasing power of money will
continue relatively low and that the
cost of things necessary to existence
will continue, as measured by money,
relatively high," be said. -
Constipation causes headaches.
auow color, dull, sickly eyes you
feel out of sorts all over. Holllster'i
Rocky Mountain Tea will banish
constipation, regulate your bowels,
punry your stomach. You'll feel bet
ter all over. Sabln's Drug Store. Adv.
'V.ir clsss'il 1 'St brine r '
Why Not Drive
Poison Out?
DO you realize that the kidney
never have a moment'i rat? The
work all the time, day and night,
year tn ana year out, ut
tering poisonous watte
Jroducts from the blood.
it any wonder the kid
neys get out ol order,
weak, or too tired to keep
the blood stream clear
of impurities?
m
When the kidneys
falter, trouble begin.
The watte matter accum
ulates in different parts
of the system, and back
ache, swollen iointt.
aching muscles, paint inside, biliousness,
blurred vision, puny pouches under eyet,
or rheumatic paint result,
jgdnejPJIs
Help weak,' tired, disordered :kldoeys to
do their work. Tbey nreolthm sod keal Ik
kidneys, sooth sod refulex the1 bladder sad km
s pteodid tooic actio o the brer.
Mr. Lout Flltrt. U2 S. Jeter - At. Battl
Creek. Mich., writes!
"F6 fears 1 entered kf
teas' Beln. Tb doctors
told Bait WM'tty1 kid
neys sad Save Je piedi
cine which did ate little
aood. A friend Induced
me to tire Foley Kidney
PUIt t trial. In a lew
waekal wetfeeliof Buck
better; inside ei a yet 1
found out I had t perna
neoc cur I em Bow lb
vaart old, t Vetera of
tk Civil Wer. Onny
fee'. tea kours t day.
sixoays a week.
You can help your kidney, keep vow syueej e.eer
of poison by taklod Foley Kidney Pills.
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.have one of the best f trorse- j
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315 .South 6th St. i
Dublin, July 14.-The returned
Irish soldiers are organising them
solves and asserting their rights to
be heard. In Cork it waa proposed
by the local municipal musto com
mittee to appoint as professor of
traditional Irish muslo a Oerman
musician. There wan no personal ob
jection to the professor except that
he waa a Oerman, but the soldiers
would not have it. Four hundred
ot them turned out lu a body and
prevented the anointment. The sec
retary defending their conduct In the
press writes:
wt are faced with a grave
trouble In the people who yesterday
were badly misled by hopes of Ger
man victories and who have now
taken a definite stand against ua.
Without friends on any side and
left to our own resources we find
that In our own country we are un
wanted and insulted. Only recently
a member of the Cork board ot guar-
diuns proposed that no demobilized
soldier or sailor get employment
from that board. The Gaelic play
ers have seen fit to ban us from
their games. These and many simi
lar incidents are not likely to Im
prove our temper.
"To understand the reelings ot our
men these people should have a heart
to heart talk with some ot their
countrymen who spent three or four
years iu Oerman prison camps. This
is not a time to set Irishmen flying
at each others throats over a Job tor
a German professor."
The attitude assumed by Kamon
DeValora, president of the Irliih re
public, towards the returned Irish
soldier, baa not been one ot hostil
ity. He gave them credit for fight
ing for what they believed to be the
right cause and the one they thought
likely to serve Irish freedom.
COMIXO EYKXTS
July 16, Wednesday Presbyterian
ladles will give a lawn social. .
Aug. 11-29 Josephine county
teachers' training school.
Aug. 23, Saturday Civil service ex
amination for postofflce clerk-carrier
postponed from July 12.
OLD NORTH CHURCH
LANTERN BURNS AGAIN.
Senator Polniler.ter's speech was the
grentest thing 'that has happened In
the senste since the Wsr of 18A1. I
heard lilm snd I never ssw him In bet
ter form, with all of his tremendous
forre Iti full play.
Tire life of the nation was about to
be destroyed and he was the first oris
to raise bis voice In its defense. The
oilier who took Issue sicalnst the
le rue of nations followed him, but he
wss the Brat to tske i tin t stsnd. He
has teft nothing uiiMtld thai could havej
been sard m rtefenne or I he vonsma-
tlou.
While he spoke to the rrowded gal
leries of distinguished vlaitnr the past
arose before me like h ilresin. I could
see the lantern in (lie old North
Chun smd hear the clatter of gallop
lug feet as Paul Revere rode out m tire
night. 1 could see 1lie farmers gather
ing along the laws -of Islington snd
bear the sharp reports of their rifles.
1 beheld Washington with Ills troops
crnanliig the Deluware to attack the
Hessian horde. Then I saw torn down
from tbe battlements at Torktewn the
flag of Cornwall!, and In lis 'place
arose the Starry Himner. never to be
lowered agsin by limiian hands.
The Issue this Kpeetb has erented
ill he the Issue in the presidential'
rmnpnlgn. It 'ovei-Khnilows everjMtilng
else lukiiiK plnce at I lie capitol.
'On t he nii;lit of "George WanhlngMn'
htrihiluy a Nii'mige llifrrg liappeits-d;
twu liflilha were horn in the White
House yiii'd iftirl one x niuired "Slur-
ilia" unit tile ot'her nnniell "George."
It looks 'like the iii'll of )Vuxhlnglnii
will 'lire. W. A. f. In Hie Jai'lrsnnlun,
(ittitlp '.lnt'kttiHi, ' ,
fAVO8 LARGER T1IAVY
TO 'PATROL BOTH COABT1.
Wstihliilfton.'D.'C. '(Speilull When
Congress meets Again, within a few
weeks. Senator .Miles 'I'olndexter of
the -state of Washington will become
chairman df the Senate Naval Affairs
Committee, -according In the Republi
can reorganization pluns as finally
prepared. '
It Is understood that the senator
favors (he building up -of a greater
American navy and that tre will Insist
upon an equal division of the hatile
ship fleet between the Atlantic snd
Pat'l'fic-seabosrrl.. Up to this time few
first class warships 'have been kept In
Pacific -wsters.
Cools 'the tJtomacfa, washes out the
bowels, drives out Impurities, helps
the liver 'It's HolHeter's Rocky
Mountain Tea. Take it once-a'-week
during hot 'weather and see how
happy end contented you'll be. 8 lie.
Tea or Tablets. SabloH IMig Store.
envelopes at 'tte Oo rlwc Offjcs
Drop in and test your eyea
yourself without expense.
BARNES, The Jeweler
H. P. Time Inspector'
Next door rim Mat Jon a Baak
&mfiCo. 'DAM "J.
ova return rartNT
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