The Times-Herald
JULIAN RYRD
Manager
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER J. ItU
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HFD CROM WORK IN THK A-TONMF.NTM
I NITF.D WAIt WORK
IIAXDK Ari'K.ll ItV
Chairman Geer of the United War
Work Campaign called a meeting of
the executive committee together lust
evening to consider the host method
of conducting the campaign for war
funds which Is to begin on Nov. 11.
The present epidemic ot Spanish In
fluenza prevents any public gather
ings and it also precludes I personal
canvass by those who would be will
(Contluned from page one)
"The most extensive Red Cross ser
vice rendered the soldiers In the
United States Is doubtless In the hos
pital zones, In conjunction with the
army medical corps. To appreciate
the. nature of this aid. It la well to
know something of the organisation
of the Red Cross camp service. First,
there is a field director, who Is ac
credited to the camp commander. Ha
has the status of an officer, Is under
army orders, and Is responsible for
all Red Cross activities In tho camp.
Then there are two associate dlrec-
4, B tors, one In charge of the home ser-
rr-lV vice and the other of the hosnltal
service.
"The associate director In charge
of the Red Cross activities In the
hospitals has one or more assistants,
depending upon tho slxe of the hos
pital, to enable him to conduct the
work under his care. First In the or
der of these duties Is what Is known
.-is the communication service, an ac
tlvlty created on January 2fi. 1918,
when the Secretary of war requested
the Red Cross to extend to domestic
CAMPAIGN camps the service which It was doing
abroad in this Hue of work.
"In compliance with this request,
workers have been placed In base and
general army anil navy hospitals In
this country who co-operate with the
! army and navy officers responsible
' for keeping families advised of the
condition of their sons and husbands
and fathers In accordance with army
and navy regulations. This necessi
tates dally visits to all sick and
wounded und a great volume of corre-
Fl.l
ing to devote their time to It as this spondence. Oilier duties periormeo u
often an opportunltv of carrying the I these hospital workers are visiting of
influenza germ from home to home , the sick, writing letters, furnishing
and cause Its spread, therefore other ! stamps and writing material, supply
means must be used to accomplish InK books, magazines, games and to
tlie result. j In ceo and cashing checks.
"The Hod Cross sanitary s.tvIi If
maintained out ol ipaoial appropr!
itlitM which, up to June 10, 1 1 I K
bad amounted to $5211,900. 01 im
appropriation $:ir,i.;ti was expend
ed. In addition to this $t7.G78 was
expended In the purchase and opera
tion of four mobile laboratory cars
which were moved from camp to
camp for research purposes as scorn
ing danger of epidemic required."
RAIKK
linltMKH OF
glAIITY
BKTTKR
It is just as Important that this
work go forward antl the money be
raised as any war work ever put be
fore the people. It is unfortunate
and a pity thut It is to be handicapp-
l in the manntr In which it la bur
the citizens are aked to consider the
Importance of the contributions and
their necessity regardless of the pre
sent Indications of peace as the work
done by these seven organizations
must continue for a long period re
gardless of the result of the peace
parley.
"I'nder the supervision of the asso
ciate director are also the activities
in connection with the convalescent
houses, which have been erected by
the Ked Cross wl'h the apporval of
the Surgeon Oeneral and the Secre
tary of War. To date 63 of these
houses have been built, or are in pro
cess of construction. They contain a
a rule, 12 bedrooms for the famlles ol
patients who have been sent for by
the hospital cemmander to see pa
' Uents who Is in extremis. They have
i libraries, and club rooms with a plat
Large numbers of undesirable,
mediocre horses are being turned on
to the market at present In all parts
of the country In order to save feed,
according to reports to the United
States Department of Agriculture. As
a consequonce the market Is glutted
with commonplace animals of this
description to the extent that the
prices paid are unusually low. The
department urges farmers to raise
horses of better breeding and quality.
The supply of desirable-quality heavy
draft horses or animals suitable for
artillery or cavalry purposes Is below
the demand, while the prices of such
animals are correspondingly high. In
view of both the domestic and foreign
demand during and after the war for
quality horses, farmers should begin
now to stock up their bams with
hiirvei'lesh of the desirable type. Un
der existing conditions feeding stuffs i
for work animals are extremely high I
in price. On this account it Is im- I
perative that the farmer should win- ;
ter only work stock of the useful.
Boat efficient, and valuable type. One
heavy draft horse will perform the
work of practically two undersized. '
Inferior plugs, while such an minii!
can be fed at about the same cost for
maintenance as for one or the plugs.
When the farmer desires' to sell a
heavy horse of quality and breeding
be can always locate a ready market,
whereas Inferior animals ordinarily
an be disposed of only at a sacrifice.
TO TAKR AWAY HI Hlt.tV ,
!
"Off Bgolti on again" was tht
word around town last night rag I
ing the quarantine
CHRISTIAN H IFNCK NOCIKTY
Survlces at 11:00 o'clock. Sub
ject of I.esson-Hemon next Sunday:
"Frobati m After Dath."
The Testimonial Meeting, Wednes
day at 7:80 P. If.
The reading room la the church
Rdlflce, la open on Tuesday and Fri
day from S to 4 P. M.
Sunday School meats on Sunday at
10 o'clock.
Pupils may be admitted to its
classes up to the age of 20 years.
The public Is cordially invited to
the Church Sorl.es and to the Read
ing Room. i
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WK WANT HALKH RKIMIKSKNTA-
T1VKS IN NVKRY TOWN IN
ORHOON
We prefer men who have sold
stork, Insurance, real estate, books;
or who have had no sales exper
lence but would like to develop Into
salesmen. We train every applicant
accepted and provide a system that
will enable anyone who works to
make from $75.00 to $160.00 per
week.
Can also use women of exceptional
ability. Position permanent. In ap
plying state age, past business exper
ience, number of years you have liv
ed In community and references.
Address In confidence - Kane Mfg
Co., 1626-27 L. C. Smith Hldg ,
Seattle. Wash.
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NOTH'K TO VOTKR8.
(Which
More and Cheaper hsh
HONEST LIVELIHOOD
FOOD PRODUCTION
HIGHER PRICED FISH
Pleasure Seekers
WASTE OF FOOD FISH
Do You
Want?
307 X NO
Laboring Class
306 X YES
SPORTSMEN
Keep the price of fish down. Help r reduction of fiafa
Eliminate wnate
TTOTIE 3C7 2SZ 2TO
Read argument In St t - e et on pamphlet
Clackamas County FUhormen's Uni a. Andrew Naterlin, Secratar ,
-..- fI Dr.. fin Pald Ad V.I
wfjw.f r w
!
Titos. W. Stephens
Will pay better prices than
any one else for all jour
Furs. Hides and Felts
See him before dfsrosfng of them
BURN;
OREGON
"SS; tHAOM i
form which can be used as a solar
ium or as a stage. In fact, they are
model houses where the s'ck anil
It was decided to get out some
literature and make it a canvass of
-...'f-.fiTi.al li.lt, T til tin- l,i.i! i itli II -.
of the county, consequently Secre- wounded may recuperate and begin
tarv Farre Is to provided with I such vocational ajudles as may bt
sufficient help to get out letters and desired.
enclosures to the people asking their i "The calls paid to one of these
help and money.
When one reiVives a communica
tion from the t'nited War Work Com
mittee they should give heed to its
appeal and read what Is enclosed as
it is of vital importance to the army
as well as the civilian population of
the war stricken countries that this
work should go on.
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UNCONDITIONAL SI KRKNDF.R Of
TURKEY
The following are dispatches taken
from the Uoise Statesman tbat arriv
ed this merning:
Vienna, via London IAP)) An
Austrian deputation has been per
mitted to cross the fighting line for
in -liminary pour parlors with the
Italian commander, according to the
oli'icial announcement Thursday
night:
Amsterdam (AP) There has been
a1' outbreak and a panic among the
population In the Rhine provinces,
arising (rom reports that the authori
ties were prepared. If necessary, to
allow the enemy troops to occupy
CoMan) tftd Cologne, according to the
Berlin Taglisch Kundschau.
London, via Montreal (AP) Tur-
ItO ha i surrendered unconditionally.
An armistice between the allies and
Turkey was s'gned Thusrday at Mud- i
in, on the Island of Lemnos In the
Aegean sea, It is officially announc
ed. The terms of the armistice which
Is now In operation, include the free '
eg lag ft of the Dardanelles to the
a'lied fleet, Sir George Cave the '
iiiiue secretary, announced in the
I hi.,i' ot commons Thursday.
Another condition is the Imme
(.Ue repatriation of British war
prisoners. Other terms, It Is learned,
comprise the occupation of the forts
tsl the Dardanelles and Bosphorus
ii canary to secure the passage of
ha allied warships through the Bos
pfeortU to the Black sea.
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(J Thi, Out It Is Worth Money.
Ii N'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip,
enclose with 5c to Foley ft Co. ,2835
1. 1, .-in. -1.1 Ave., Chicago, HI., writing
i iht name and addrc.i clearly. Vo,
will receive In return a trial packagi
(oiitaiuiiiK Foley's. Honey and Ta.
Compound, tor cidiL'h .. ooMi go
croup, Foley Kidney Pllll and Foley
Cathartic Tablets. Sold by Raid
Bros
numbered 3,000 a day for nn entiri
week. Severn! children have also
been born in these homes to mother
who had come to visit sick husbands.
"For the erection and furnishings
of these convalescent houses $1,512,
000 was spent up to June 30. I '.US.
and an approplation of $1,000,000
had been made for additional house',
to be erected iieiween June :!0 and
December 31. 1918.
"Heretofore nurses have had only
their bedrooms In which to spend
their leisure hours. In accordance
with the approval of the Surgeon
Oeneral of the army under date ol
March 22. 1 9 1 8 . and approved by the
Secretary of War, the Red Cross lias
undertaken to erect at each base and
army hospital in this country a small
building as a rest and recreation
house for the nurses. Contracts have'
already been let for the construction!
of forty-one of these houses and
number are already completed.
"These buildings will have one.
large assembly room and smaller
rooms to tie used as a library, sew
ing room, laundry and kitchen. Their
specific object Is to furnish a place
where the hundreds of army and Red
Cross muses may have a place to get
away for a little while every day 01
two to rest and recuperate, and t
perform such work for themselves u
w HI make them comfortable.
"Another line of Red Cross work
is its sanitary service. Its purpose Is
10 co-operate with the United States
Public Health Service In the sanitary
.ones of five-mile radius surrounding
the 32 camps and naval bases of the
United States, In an effort to keep the
men free from dangerous communl
iHtble diseases and to prevent at all
times the entrance of such diseases
into camps or their spread In the
civil communities, causing incipient
epidemics such as smallpox, typhoid,
etc
"It has also to do with the im
provement of health conditions In
the extra cantonments areas, especial
ly with the welfare, through educa
tional courses on prevention, of the
irospectiva mldlcrs and sailors Ileum-
iheir entrance Into the army or
mvy.
"The Tied Cross sanitary service
was created to furnish funds and
ra'ned pertOBMl for this work
there thooa were not available lo
cally. The service Is purely supple
mentary to the United States Public
Health Barrioa,
The following from a recent Issue
11 the Portland Journal Is timely:
Portland. (Jet. 22. - To the Kdltor
f the Journal -I saw In The Jour
nal some time ago an article stating
that two men had operated on a Jack
ass to take the bray out of him I
also saw that the operation was a
perfect success. Now I am wonder
ing If you cannot get In touch with
.- m.,i, ,,.,1 in-.L.. fntiM ..rr.ii f i -
ment with them to perform the same
operation on our national Jackass, to
take the bray out of him who is no
ither than Teddy Roosevelt, who for
the last three or four years has gone
jp and down our fair land braying
Mid making hideous noises, trying to
disturb our national unity, and cause
the people to distrust our beloved
president. I believe that I am one of
millions who think something should
he done to stop his noise.
I also wish to thank y.u personal
ly for your able editorial anil de
fense ,f our persldenl against T. It.'s
late-it treasonable und seditious re
marks. J. O.
OKBBKKM lT "'0, OWOTI IM
IOWA
1 wish to say that owing to the re
quest of the War Department lor an
early classification of the 11R reg
istrants which follows immediately
upon a long term or clrolt court. II
will be Impossible for me to make
the customary lanvass of the county
My Tour years as sheriff of lla ney
county Is an opeu record to all and
1 will show the delinquent taxes clear
ed up for the first time in the hls
1 tory of the county; It will also show
J that organized gangs or whoksah
cattle rustlers have been eliminated
'and brought to Justice, M well a
other law violators punished If
elected to succeed myself the sam
1 courteous treatment will be extend
ed to the public In the future as In
! the past.
W. A. GOODMAN,
Republican Nomluee and
Present Sheriff. I'al I Ad
Your Wife Dcs( rves a Treat
Hrintr her to our CAN! V and ICE CREAM Slop
and tell her to "Go the I imit!" You know she de
serves it, a thousand it cs over. Try "courtiiii"
your wife once in a While. It'll do you both Reed.
In anticipation of your visit, we are making the
BEST ICE CREAM and serving the daintiest swtet
things to be had in this town.
Paqe's Sweet Shop
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
ssasss -
Re-elect
C. M. CRANDALL
Our preaent Represent
ative to the l.egislalu .
No. 38 on Official Rail it
Many of our people will remembei
Andrew I-. Cbeaaeati who was asso
elated with Judge Wm Miller in tin
practice of law for a time In tail
frlty. Mr. Cheexem went from Here
to Davenport. Iowa and has since
resided there. The Times-Herald re
ceived a letter from Mr. Cbeezem
the fore part of this week sending
greetings and enclosing some politi
cal pamphlets, together with his pic
lure, setting forth the fact that
Chcczem is a candidate for senator
for his dlctrlct and It Is mil of tlu
Cheezem kind of pur.-ua don Bet
le s elected.
0
l!isrc rJ il owa I hit
he was faithful 'o the
rights of the people and
againat "Ring Rule" and
all legiilition for pri
vate or aelfiih endr.
N. BROWN & SONS
Brown 's Satisfactory Store
QUALITY MERCHANDISE
Walk Over Shoes
Stetson Hats
Bon Ton Corsets
Rtirnn.
We carry gotxls aclertlM-il on the
; (Irepon
H ine l,loduct Pafje"
Adv
"CARRY
ON," II
CRY
OFFICIAL
The caution Issued recently In
Portland by James K. Pershing,
brother of Oeneral Pershing,
againat relaxation of war work
activities, has been echoed In
messages issued by departmental
heads In Washington, D. C.
copies of which were sent to
Kxecutlve Secretary John Kid
lock, of the Oregon State Council
or Defense. "Carry on" Is the
tin me of those telegrams, whose
senders felt the Ucriuan peace
proposals might Interfere with
campaign plans Just formulated.
Consequently, the United War
Work drive, which opens Novem
her 11, will be cendlicted with
even more vigor than had Her
many not sought to bring about
peace on her own terms. The
departmental heads, as well as
Mr. Pershing, mphaslze the
i,ei d of continued activities l.y
tic several ufflllaled orgunla
linns participating In the drive,
even after hostilities have ciusi d
VOTERS
OF ORKOON
JuBtlce V. A. Moore of the Supreme
Court died last month, too late for
the name of any candidate to succeed
him to be placed 011 the Ballot. This
condition makes It necessary to write
in the name of your candidate.
This Is the most Important position
in the Judicial system of the State.
It Is essential to choose a man o
extensive legal training, of high char
actor, and of broad vision. We com
mend for your consideration and vote
J. U. CAMPBELL
OF ORKOON CITY
Resident of the State 30 years:
lawyer for 26 years; veteran of Spanish-American
War and Philippine In
surrection, having served with 2nd
Oregon Regiment; member of Oregon
Legislature in 1907 and 1908 ses
sions; Judge of the 5th Judicial Dis
trlct 9V4 years.
In all these positions he has made
good.
Ills record as a private cllleii and
nubile ofHclal ha. been above eritl
cism.
For Justice or the Hiipieinc Court to
rill vncunc) caiiKcil ly the death ol
Justice Flunk . Moore.
Inland Empire Realty Co.
A. A. TatAWGOTT, Preprloer
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REAL ESTATE
Bought sold and exchanged
Farm Ranch and Building Loans
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and get a daily service between
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