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FORTY COTS ARE
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PATIENTS ARE TO WO
jmOUGIIT IN.
Will Hit OtTiipliMl I'rolmlily Late TIiIm
Evening; Help mill .Material
Nccili'il Commit (re In
Mi'i'l TiiiiIkIiI.
(From Momlny'n Dally.)
Forty cola will ho liiHtullml and
ready to receive putlniitH al thu llond
Anmtour Atlilotlo club IIiIh evening,
itcronlliiK to an iinnouncomciit made
thin afternoon liy inoinhorM of tho
nimmlttoo liavltiK tlm work In
chnrgo. Doiliilto action' to two tho
KymuiiHliiin iih it lioHpltal ilurliiK tlm
Influenza upliliniila w'iih arrived at at
tlm mooting of tho commlttiM'A Hut
unlay nlKlit. anil tho work of plac
Ini: partltloiiH, UHHDiuhlluK tlm uticmi
Miiry ImmI IIiiimi mill getting thu placo
In readlnouM to nicnlvo patluutn nt thu
oarlloHt poDHlhlu tulii 11 tu wan com
inminxl thin morning,
Mm. lllrdHiill, HDcrotary of tho Hod
CroHM, ami olio of thorni In rhniwi of
thu work of iiilppluK lh building,
mated (IiIh afturiiooii that help would
hit needed In carl iik for thu patlmitH.
Three onlnrlli'H, either experienced
or thoMit wIIIIiik to work under thu
direction of othum, ant iiHkud to re
port. In connection with thin, hud linen
and hluukiitM ant needed, and pur
mum am nuked to IkiiiI whatever aid
lit poHHlhlu to furulHli Homo artlcluM.
If only ouu pillow itllii or hIiohI In
ftirnlnhed hy each family It will glvo
all that Ih reiinlred for thu proaont
einorKoncy. Any piece which Ih
loaned to thu committee hIiouIiI hu
marked with a permanent mark ho
It may hu returned when there Ik no
further UNO for It. All kooiIm will
hu wimhed and MerllUed hoforo ho
Iiik returned.
lleHldett thu 40 rotri which ant be
ing liiadu reaily thin afternoon, nthem
will hu Initialled an they are needed
No definite ptatiH were taken nt thu
inetitliiK Katiirdiiy iiIkIiI for further
protection from thu nproad of thu
iIInkiihm In thu city. TIiIh han lien
left to thu comity and city health
oftlclalK, mid no action han yet been
taken hy them.
Another meetliii: of thu committee
Ih to ho hold IIiIh uvonliiK, at which
tlmu plmiH for flnnncliiK thu cam
palKti aru to hu outlined. It Ih ex
pected that nt IIiIh ineotlnK further
annutincement reKardltiK the future
pulley of hmidlliiK thu dlNoiuo will
lie reported.
Huvoral new ciihkh have developed
within tho city durliiK thu pant two
day, It wiih announced.
.miw. 'rnoiti nritn:i.
Funeral Hervlceit over tho remaliiH
of Mm. Faiiutu Thorp, who died ym
torday mornliiK from lunuunzu, wuru
huld IIiIh inoriiltiK at Tiimalo,
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BUCKHBCH
RKG. U. S. PAT.
ARMY SHO
Acknowledged the standard Army Shoe
on the Coast and. small wonder:
"Extra Sorvlco Every Step
Comfort Every Minuto"
Tliat's wly it Jj beinc worn by
thousands of men in all walks of
life
Offlco Man
Attorney
PhyticUn
Hiker
Farmer
Orcharditt
Motormen
Conductor
Hunter
Look for the name DucKiincirr
stamped on the sole of every Shoo
It not otitaliialite from your dealer, icatl name and your
order direct to
BUCKINGHAM (Q. II E C II T
MANUfACTUHBH
N l'MANCUCO
NEEDS OF MEN
ARE CARED FOR
THU U'KLI'AltK OIUIANIATIONH
WATCH OFT lOlt I'llVHK'AL,
.MOUAIj AM) HI'lltlTFAIi IMC
HlltlCH OK .MEN IN HEItVICE.
Preparing for thu tlmu whun 4,
000,000 American flithUm; men will
hu under arum In UiIm country mid
nvommiH, thu hovoii wulfaru orKmilr.ii
tloiiH Mervliii! thu Holdlun will, at
thu rufiuimt of I'rimlduiit WIIhoii,
inakua iiullud drlvu for 170,500,000
November 11 to 18.
Thime orRiinliuitloiiH aro ab-eady
carliiK for thu phynlcat, moral mid
Mplrltuul needH of thu men already In
Hurvlcu. In thu front lino IronchcH,
under ahull flru anil kuh attack, In
thu runt cmnpH behind thu Hiich, on
thu traiiHportM croHHliiK thu ocean, In
thu homo cniupH and wherever thu
llchtliiK men aru to hu found, thu
Hiicrt'tarlun of thu Y. M, O. A., K. of
(' , Halvatlon Army and Juwlnh Wul
faru hoard aro doliif: valiant work.
Thu Y. W. O. A. Ih doing u wondor-
fUl MlirVlcU With ItH llOHteitH Iiouhoh
mid aiuotiK woiiidu munition work
erj thu American Library iinhocIii
(Ion Ih HtipplyliiK thoiiHandii of hookn
to -thu men, and (hu War Camp
Community norvlco In look I id: nftor
thu Noldlern In thu cltlim adjacent to
thu cauipH,
Much of tlm mivon welfare organi
zation Iiiih I(h particular work and
lookH to thu people for mipport.
TIkwu orKunlzatloiiH link thu mililler
with home, ntroiiKlheii IiIh moralo
and inaku life euiiler and happier
for him. To mipporl tliein Ih to fur
iiIhIi your hoy or your nolKhbor'H
hoyn with the comfortH and convonl
oiicom which you want him to have.
STEALS OVERCOAT;
LANDS IN JAIL
(From Mnndny'H Dally.)
Matt Aunt, an Auntrlun, wan nr
rimted hy Hberlrr ItobertM In thin city
hiHt nliihl for thu theft of an over
coat from thu hrakouiau on thu H.
1'. Ac K. Tho thufl wiih committed
while AiiNl wiih tin route from Fort
laud to thin city. IIIm hearliiK will
hu held today.
When arretted, Aunt hail an
honorable illHcharKu from thu United
Ktatim army on IiIh perxon, havliiK
etillNted over u year iiko. HIh din
churce wiih occiotloned through IiIh
huliiK an alien enemy.
SIIEVLIN-HIXON
OFFICIAL' HERE
(From Mouday'H Dally.)
It. W. WutiuOro, Hccrutary of Thu
Hhovlln-lllxou Company, In compitny
with W. It. Moullon, arrived In thu
city IIiIh mornliiK from MluuunpollH
for a brief huHluuHH vlnlt.
Horaothlmc to noltr Ailrcrtlio In
1 tin ualldtln'i nlasalflod column.
VOU KNOW OF
A Viiiiof
A Dpituie
A Hath -A
Dcili
An AcckJrnt
An lllncM
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Any New Building
Social Funcl!oo
Mcrtingi
A Rel EittjTlnicrKn
Any ImpiortntnU
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Anylliing ihtt li ol Inttrctt
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MEALS AT NOMINAL PRICE
Emeroency Kitchens In Dutch Capital
Have Deen Found to De of
Great Value.
l'tru'Wocy lillrhi'iw worn not known
In Holland before thu war, hut aru now
f'MlnhllHlicil In all tho luwr rltlcx for
thu ptirpoxe of HiipplyliiK tin poor, an
well iih perxoiiH and faiullleH of xmnll
tneaiiH, with one warm and wIioIchoiiio
meal it day al a nominal price. In Thu
IIauit tiro three, unch kllcheiiH, which
ore well patrontr.ed and have accom
plished n Krent amount of Kood.
Ouo wiih eHtubllHlied by (lie munici
pal government and Ih mainly Intend
ed for thu tine of the really poor of
thu city. It furnlHheH to all rnllorii
one inenl dally for thu prlcu of four
centM.
Thu menu for ono wfck follows:
Monday, oatmeal, milk, butter, and
NtiKtir; Tuesday, potatovH, carrotn, on
Iouh, and beef; U'ednefeliiy, Ktatoc,
red cabbage, mid beef; Thumdny, pea
notip, with pork; Krlday, potntocri,
HauiT-krnut, and edible fain; Haturday,
potatocM, heetx, and cllblo faU. No
meaU aro nerved on Kundayn.
Another kitchen wan rMahllidied hy
"Thu Uitlrli KoHely of HoukcwIvph,"
and Ih luteiiiled for thu uho of Hinnll
Hiilnrled perfauut. Dlnncm aru nerved
In thu rexlaurant for V ccntx, and for
10 centH If mnt for. Tho dinners con
xlHt of meat or Koup, vecctableM, nnd
potatoeH.
Thu third kitchen wn alno nlnrtcil
by private Initiative nnd Ih patronized
hy thu better salaried perform, audi an
tenchern, clerkH, oMcith of thu army,
etc., who here et a K"od Kjuaro meal
for ItO centH.
FOUND MAN TO COOK CORN
Lucky Find Solved Dig Problem for
Ono of Hoover Helper In Hard
Time In Delglum.
A cnrKO of corn nent to tho com
mlwdon for tho relief of Helium
early In 101(1 wiih a problem to din
por.o of until ItoblnHon Kmlth, ono
of Hoover! helper, ran Into luck
on n diiNty Helchin road ono day.
Nono of thu ItelKtanH had ever
uncd American corn. Tho enrso
wn tinelcw unless nomo o;ic could
ho found who knew how to cook It.
Kmlth was thlnkltiK over thu prob
lem as ho drove alone In Ids car, he
related tho other day. Ho copied n
rnKKeddookliiK negro lttlnR by tho
roadidde. Ho drew tip hi car.
"Are you an American citizen!" ho
nuked the bundle of mpt.
"I ilonn know, box," the hundlo nn
Bwered. "I comes from Nohfolk. All
I knows Is I ain't cot no business lieuh,
Hah."
Ilut you can cook, can't jrouf"
Bmlth asked with rlnttu; hope.
Hes thing I do, ah.M
Without n puss for him, Smith vran
perplexed ns to how he could get tho
find hack to IlruMels. Hu took a
chanco nnd put the negro In tho rear
of tho machine under a blanket and
drove him off to tho C. It. H. kitch
ens. I
They put him In n chef uniform
nnd brought In the corn. Tho wny
the Ilelglans nte com pone, corn bread
nnd ''torn cakes mado that enrgo go
so quickly the C. It. II. soon hud no
problem on Its hand.
"A Good a Your."
Recently there arrived at ono of our
Atlantic ports nn American who re
cently managed to get out of llttRtla.
Hu tells nn ntnuHlng story illustrative
of tho chaos and tho lack of rcKpect
for government which recently novo
como Into existence In Russia.
Tho KerenNky government, It seems,
nt ono t lino put out an Issue of forty
ruble notes. They were nbout the size
of n largo postago stnmp, nnd qulto
artistic In design. Almost Immediate
ly they were copied by n band of coun
terfeiters, who In nn ccstnsy of frank
contempt for tho government, printed
across tho face of their notes:
"Ours tiro Just ns good ns yours."
As an example of Slavic humor, It
must bo admitted that this has its
merits. And ns things arc turning out,
tho words of tho counterfeiters wero
apparently ns truo ns they wero nmus
lug. Migration of Moiqultoes.
Homo surprising facts regarding tho
migration of mosquitoes and other In
sects hnvo been discovered by Prof.
S. C. Rail, who spent n mouth nt Re
becca Shoal lighthouse Inst summer.
This lighthouse stands out in the ocean
12 nautical miles from tho nearest
land, which Is Key West, Tortugns,
whtlo tho nearest region on which
nny considerable number of mos
quitoes can breed Is Marquesas Atoll,
21 miles distant to tho eastward.
Rreezea from the north nnd cast
brought mosquitoes to tho lighthouse
nnd In one cast u strong southern wind
brought them from Cuba, 0ft miles
nway. Indeed, In somo Instances
there was evidence thnt they wero
brought by fuvomblo winds from even
more distant points; perhaps from
Tampa hay, ISO miles distant I House
flies nnd various other Insects wero
also captured nt tho lighthouse. Sci
entific American.
In His Spare Moment.
Thero was a hideous nolso Issuing
from tho waiting room of tho lonely
country station, and tho strouded pas
senger feared foul play.
"Who's thnt howling in thero?" he
asked tho small hoy wlw played porter.
"That's tho station master," said tho
lad. "'E'a got bo llttlo to do now
thero ain't many trains stop 'ere so
Va scttln' tho tlmotablo to music for
tho porters to learn when they como
back from tho war." London TU-B1U. I
STUDY HOLDING OF CAMERA
fluccessful Work With the Instrument
Depends Largely on It Delna In
Proper Position.
Hucci'MHful hrind-cnmern work de
pends largely on tho power to glvo
Mow shutter exposures with tho cam
em held In tho hand, nnd In this con
nection hiilllcleiit attention Is rarely
given to tho matter of "grip." It Is
not enough to hold tho camera firmly
against tho chest or stomach. Tho
bo'.t poHlllon must ho found hy trial,
nnd this will vary with different In
dividuals and different makes of
camera. In general It will ho found
thnt thu most comfortable poxltlou Is
tho steadiest. At waist level tho
hands will ho usually placed sym
metrically on either side of tho Instru
ment, the right, near tho release, for
ward, nnd tho oUier n llttlo behind.
When tho camera Is held at eye level,
ono hand Is usually held rather under
thu Instrument as a support, mid tho
other gilps tho back or side, or with
u folding typo of camera both hands
rnny grip tho back. With tho very
small types, ono hand often nlmoxt In
closes tho Instrument nnd releases tho
shutter, whilst tho other Is used ns a
support. At eyo level It Is often a
great assistance to a steady aim to
press thu buck of tho camera against
tho cheek. Just as tho feel of n fa
vorite gun gives confidence, so tho
use of tho camera should bo familiar,
and regular nnd systematic practice
with tho unloaded camera will be n
great help In this. Trial exposures
should bo given from ttmci to time, nnd
thu resulting negatives carefully ex
amined. At first fairly short exposure
only should bo given, to gain confi
dence, gradually employing slower
speeds us tho hand Is trained and
nerve Is acquired.
FIRST RECORDED AIR FIGHT
Frenchmen, Rivals In Love, Had
Qtrsnge and Fatal Duel More Than
One Hundred Year Ago.
Tho first battle In tho nlr and tho
strangest duel In the long history of
tho Held of honor was fought 110
years ago nenr Paris. Two Frenchmen
wero ardent rivals for tho affections
of n woman, nnd so bitter did their
quarrel become thnt only blood could
wipe It out. Ordinary methods wero
too tame for theso fiery spirts, so It
was agreed that tho duel should bo
fought from balloons. The cause of
tho trouble- agreed to marry tho vic
tor. When the selected day arrived tho
two fighters and their seconds repaired
to tho meeting place, only to find n
great crowd assembled, for word of
the strange encounter had spread
broadcast. Tho principals, however,
wero undeterred. Two bnlloons, pre
cisely alike, had been prepared, and
Into these they stepped. To ench was
handed a carefully loaded blunderbuss.
Tho word was given nnd tho moor
ings cast off. Slowly the balloons us
ceiwlcil, nlmost side by side. At tho
height of nbout half a mile, when tho
great bugs were but 80 yards apart,
the signal was given nnd both men
opened tire. Soon one of the balloons
collupscd and crushed to the earth.
The record says tho woman kept her
promise and married the victor of tho
aerial battle.
Dog Recognizes Portrait
In his reminiscences "Spy" sketches
my credulity. Hu had painted n full
length portrait of his host at a country
house. 'iVheu It was Just finished ho
came down early one morning to In
spect It nnd found his host's dog sit
ting up begging beforo the portrait of
Ids master.
It was Apelles, tho ancient painter,
I think, who depicted grapes so realis
tically that tbo very birds pecked nt
them. Ilut In a long association with
dogs I have never found one who could
recognize a figure or a landscape In a
picture.
Tho nenrest nppronch to such Intel
ligence Is when I hnvo set n looking
glass on the floor nnd confronted n dog
with Ids own likeness. Ho growls sus
piciously, uncomfortably, until ho
wnlks behind to Had the other dog
that Isn't thero I London Chronicle.
Easy Way to Measure Distances.
Roy scouts who are Interested In
emulating deeds of their older friemta
uro practicing many engineering
stunts. One of tho most Interesting Is
to measure distances without instru
ments and where thu travel from point
to point la Impracticable. The method
followed Is ono employed by Napoleon
when his engineers sought to learn tho
distance across nn unfordublo river.
Tho llttio corporal took n position
on tho ban ; at tho water edgo, gazed
across tho btrenm until tho opposite
shore lino wiu just discernible below
tho visor of his cap, then turned on his
heel and spotted, n point at tho sumo
level up stream. 'After mis ho pmeu
oft tho dlstauco and had It approxi
mately correct.
Common Heather Dying Out
, In tho enso of such u plant as tho
common heather of England and Scot
land, found growing wild In Nova
Scotia, It la a matter of curious Inter
est to dctermlno whether It Is nntlvo
to tho soil or has been introduced from
Europe. I.nwson decided that tho plant
had its homo hero. Thero was a time,
It Is thought, when tho plant was abun
dant In our northern lauds, and Its
preseut ruro occurrence murks n dying
out of tho species on this side of tho
ocean. Its vigorous growth In Europe
la duo to tho clrcumstnnco that thero
It Is n young pluut on virgin soil.
Boy.
Howdy!
If you only knew to
bacco you'd get a pouch
of Real Gravely today.
Then you'd have a sat
isfying chew, a good
tasting chew. It lasts so
much longer that any
PEYTON
Real Gravely
lO $ a pouch -
FOUR COUNTY
MENJ1LLED
CAIih COMKS IOU MK.V OF 1017
AXI) 118 ItKGISTIlATIO.V, EX
Cl.l'MXO THE HEITKMItKK 12
IlKtilKTUAXTH.
(From Friday's Dally.)
Under call No. 1493, received by
tho local draft board yesterday, four
men from Deschutes county aro to
bo entrained for Camp Lewis dur
ing tho five-day period beginning
November 11. "This call,'" says tho
order, "is to bo Hied from tho
registrants of tho June 5, 1917, regis
tration, Juno 5, 1918, registration,
or August 24, 1918, registration. I
Registrants of September 12, 1918,!
must not bo inducted under this j
call."
Tho state quota is set at 343.
Those called from this county aro
Paul A Scoggln, Tumalo; Frank V.
Chapman, Lower Bridge; L. P. Mlk
kclsen, Snokano, and Alger W. Davis,
Rend.
NO WORD RKCKIVKD.
(From Frldny's Dally.)
No word has been received by tho
forest offlco from N. O. Jacobsen,
who left last Monday for an auto
trip to San Francisco, where ho will !
tnko tho examination for officers' j
training in the forest regiment be-
lng organized. 1
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CROWDER CALLS
FOR 18,1 MEN
(Dr Unit Prtu to The Dcnd Ilullrtlru)
WASHINGTON, Nor. G. A call
for 18,300 white men has "been Is
sued by Provost Marshal Crowder for
ontralnment November 25. Volun
tary enlistments aro to bo permitted
until November 30.
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150 and Montana 100.
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given a quota under this call, it was
announced from the adjutant gen
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