THE NEWBERO GRAPHIC. November lo, J910
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National Apple Sho
Spokane, Washington
WILL BE HELD
November 14 to 1 9 , Í 9 Í 0
The greatest variety o f prizes, cups and trophies ever offered,
for single apples, boxes and everything up to full
carloads will be awarded
For the best carload o f 630 boxes or bushels. A floor space o f three and
one-half acres required to house this great show. Besides the
exhibit of apples, apple growers, packers and cookers
will learn and gain valuable information.
“ Ample hotel accommodation without raise in price will be provided.
Southern Pacific Cc
Lines In Oregon
Will have in effect low Round-trip Fares from all Points on its Lines.
For further information apply to any S. P. Agent or to
W M . M cM URRY, General Passenger A g en t
It’s
refreshing
to
hear
the
New Victor Records for August
• Come in and hear some of this delight­
ful music, and laugh at some of the clever
comic selections, and you’ ll forget all about
the hot weather.
Just a hint of what you can hear:
5784 Every Little Movement
Lucy Mar»h end Harry Macdonough
3 1789 Genu (rom the 1
Victor Light Opera Company
( I've Got Ringi on My Fingen
16510
Billy Murray and Chorus
( Has Anybody Here Seen Kelly?
Ada lores
aairj J America Forever I
Pryor's Band
(Mariovia Waltzes
Pryor’s Band
lean MacNeill
Hamr Lauder
i v j i . Rosa Rosetta
Nora Bares and Jack Norworth
Hungarian Dance in G minor (violin) Fritz Kreisler
JLlif
F ra n k lin and H la U nintentional
H it In Frsnos.
Th# Danger to Haalth That Lurks In
Thia Bad Habit.
Even’ now and then when a laud­
able effort is made to dress our dip­
lomatic corps in something more
befitting their dignity on ceremonial
occasions than the funereal spike-
tail or waiter costume in which
they are now garbed a cry is raised
/by some o f our representatives in
congress that such a change is unde­
sirable, and the old story o f the way
Franklin appeared at the court of
Louis X V I. o f France is brought
out again for an airing, and it is
urged that our diplomats should
follow his example.
Franklin, it will be remembered,
appeared among other foreign am­
bassadors and the uniformed gen­
erals and admirals at court in a
plain suit, such as he was accus­
tomed to travel in. The French,
ever eager for novelty, hailed the
innovation with momentary enthu­
siasm and supposed it was the cos­
tume o f an ambassador from a poor
and struggling nation.
As a matter o f fact, Franklin had
no intention o f wearing the suit in
which he appeared, and until he
found out its effect he probably had
an uncomfortable time o f it, fo r he
was a man with an acute sense o f
the fitness o f things. Some time
before he had ordered a handsome
court suit and expected to make as
fine an appearance as any other fo r­
eign ambassador. But the tailor
from whom he had ordered the suit
did not get it finished in time, and
Franklin had to go in the only suit
he had ready. He continued to
wear it after his court suit was
done, as he saw he had made an un­
intentional hit, When h'e was in
England he wore a handsome court
dress o f velvet embroidered with
gold.— Christian Herald.
1 V 1 1 ........ .
For some unexplained causes ha­
bitual mouth breathing is frequent
among civilized races o f all ages. It
is very common among children. It
attracts very little attention, and
je t it does not occur at all among
the lower animals. One wonders if
much comment would be made if
•very second or third animal seen
on the street had its mouth open.
Any one who suffers from nasal
obstruction must obviously breathe
through the mouth, and the mucous
membrane o f the mouth must nec­
essarily do its best to perform the
functions o f the nasal mucous mem­
brane. For this it is but poorly
adapted and suffers accordingly.
Every one knows the dry mouth
which results from a common “ cold
in the head.” especially daring
sleep. Children woo are habitual
mouth breathers are subject to af­
fections o f the throat like tonsilitis,
to certain affections o f the larynx
and also to diseases o f the lungs.
The tissues o f the throat o f a
child are in a state o f growth and
transition and are very amenable
to adverse conditions. There is no
doubt, according to the London
Lancet, that this is one o f the ways
in which chronic enlargement of
the tonsils is produced.
Young
children are apt in spite o f some
degree o f nasal o be traction to per­
sist in attempting to maintain nasal
respiration during sleep. It fol­
lows in such cases that the air en­
try is inadequate, the lungs do not
expand properly, and the founda­
tions o f chest deformities, such as
“ pigeon breast,” are laid.
Sooner or later the habit o f
mouth breathing is acquired and
once acquired is not easily unlearn­
ed, even though an original cause
such as adenoids be removed or, as
happens in the course o f time, dis­
appears spontaneously. . -
When a child has worn a tra­
cheotomy tube— e. g., fo r diph­
theria— for any length o f tune
there is sometimes considerable dif­
ficulty in dispensing with the tube,
even though the obstruction is
quite removed. Such a child has
apparently lost the proper use o f
the vocal cords. I f a simple mouth
breather be directed to close the
mouth and take a deep breath
through the nose it is not at all un­
common to see the nostrils immedi­
ately collapse, and this in spite o f
the fact that they are under the
control o f the will and normally
should readily stay distended.
Sailor»’ Trousers.
Sailors’ trousers are probably the
strangest that are to be found in
use by any class o f men in the
world. The gradual increase in size
between the knee and the ankle pro­
duces a strange flaring out effect
that seems inexplicable, yet therF
is a very good reason for the appar­
ently superfluous cloth that flaps
about the shoe at every step.
In the old days when many har­
bors were unapproachable by large
vessels goods had to be transferred
in Bmall boats driven shoreward by
the sturdy arms o f the ship’s crew.
T he beaches upon which they land­
ed were often shallow, and it be­
came necessary for the sailors to
step out into the water and drag
the boats up on the shore. Their
trousers became very wet indeed as
a result. Close fitting trousers, aft­
er drying, were apt to shrink and
impede the free movements o f the
wearer.
Moreover, in their wet
state they clung to the limbs in a
very clammy and disagreeable fash­
ion. But wide bottomed trousers
can very easily be rolled up above
the knee; hence the sailors’ trousers
as we know them today.— Harper’s
Weekly. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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Lycurgus.
Lycurgus, the legislator o f Spar­
ta, flourished about 898 B. C. On
the death o f his brother Polydectes,
Lycurgus Tesolved to hold the sov­
ereignty in trust in case the widow
should be delivered o f a son, which,
proving to be the fact, the faithful
guardian carefully administered the
government till his nephew became
o f age. A fter this he traveled to
study the laws o f other countries,
and on his return he established
that system which distinguished
Sparta from every state in the
world. Having bound the people
to observe this institution, he left
Lacedaemon and is supposed to
have died in Crete.
Piit Hla Foot In It.
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MOUTH BREATHING.
There is a young member o f the
diplomatic corps in Washington who
is disposed to be polite, but who is
not always judicious. He was con­
versing with a lady who combines
intellectual and physical graces with
a considerable degree of maturity.
“ I have enjoyed talking to you very
much,” he said. “ It is a pleasure
to be in the society o f some one who
has observed the world.”
“ But, Mr. Brown,” she said laugh-
ingly, “ perhaps I am not so old as
J look.”
“ I was always sure o f that,” he
returned.________________
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Th# Other Frit*.
The barkeeper in a Harlem beer
saloon resigned the place, with all
its rights, privileges, prerogatives
and emoluments, because he would
not change his name. The propri­
etor’s wife went to Europe a few
mouths ago and brought back with
her, besides souvenirs o f the father-
land, a dachshund, which soon be­
came a pet in the saloon. The dog
answered to the name o f Fritz, and
unfortunately that was also the
name o f the barkeeper. “ A cus­
tomer he say, ‘Fritz,’ and I say,
*Yes, w ot?’ And all make a langh
and say, *We mean the other dog.*
If they call the dog Hans I stay,
but to be for always the other dog,
no,” and there is a void now where
the “ other Fritz” used to minister
to the Teutonic thirst.— New York
Tribune. ________________
Good M anner Ruls.
If you are puzzled about a ques­
tion o f etiquette and have not time
to consult an older or more experi­
enced friend or relative apply the
Golden Rule— to do as you would
be done by— for this will almost
always bring yoU out of your diffi­
culty with flying colors. The ex­
pression “ a nature’s gentleman” is
often applied to some simple mind­
ed and unsophisticated man who is
thus guided, for, whether one be
gentle or simple, the truest “ good
breeding” is shown by care for the
feelings o f others.— Exchange.
Our All Leather Shoes
It costs you no more to wear a shoe made o f
ALL LEATHER than others with pasteboard
counters and insoles.
The Red Goose School Shoes are made for wear,
—have no superior. Try a pair and be con­
vinced.
We are Giving Away a Dinner Set
Every Saturday Afternoon at
Near First National Bank
Tru# Court ##y.
A gracious and charming woman
was asked how it was that she was
always able to put visitors at her
house so completely at ease. She
laughingly disclaimed any secret
skill. On being pressed she said re­
flectively:
“ 1 don’t know if this is the rea­
son fo r it, but I always try to feel
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that the person who wishes to see
For the Best Prices on the Best
Hsr Forgivanaaa.
me is the person I wish to see.” —
Windows. Doors, Interior and Elxterior Finish,
Marjorie, aged five years, had Exchange.
been suffering a painful but neces­
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sary treatment from the hands o f a
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sympathetic family physician who
Opie Read, the novelist, appeared
had always been a great favorite as entertainer for a switchmen’s
with the little girl. After all was convention in Peoria.
over the child presented the doctor
“ It was a very enthusiastic au­
with a cluster o f sweet peas. Upon dience,” said Mr. Read. “ They
G R A P H I C O F F IC E F O R Y O U R
leaving the mother asked Marjorie laughed heartily, but they didn’t C O M E T O T H E
if she could forgive the doctor for applaud much. Y ou see, there were
hurting her. She shyly whispered: so many one armed men there that
“ My forgiveness w m in those flow­ they hsd to applaud in pairs.” —
Success Magazine.
ers, mother.” — New Y ork Times.
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