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About Eagle Valley news. (Richland, Or.) 191?-1919 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 23, 1917)
ConvrnUnt Comfortabl NEW SCOTT HOTEL llroadaar A Ankrnr HI., I'orlUnd, On. ItntcN, 75c, $1.00, $1.50, U, .11, (Soudy, One Minute from Wa.li MannKcr. Irmtiiii Htret, New Houston Hotel HUlli nj llvrrct! Sli., Portland. Ore. Four block, from Union Depot, Two block frum Now I'oatornre. Modern and flriruof. Over 100 outalde tuiim, tat He to 12.00. CI IAS. C. HOPKINS. Manager. WHEN IN SEATTLE TRY THE FRYE SEATTLE'S LARGEST HOTEL Only llir-o block" (rwii Depote and Duck. Op xlt City Hall l'ark and Court llouae. thi: PiNKrr dou.au koom in America With detached UUi. I peraon. 11.00 Il.tO Z persona. 11.60 13.00 With private) UUi, 1 peraon. tXOO H.W 13,00 Iiwwni. 13.00 I3.C0 UM "whon in SoatUo Try tho Fryo' HOLMES BUSINESS COLLEGE ri.n:nNi:ii lirii.niNo Ticniii tun WAniiiNiituN, l'iiKn.Nti, Ouruox Jotm It Ijinu A I' Aku'Tmond JankCuhno AwKialnaim l)ruiiimiil I'rliieliuU A iitlily')xi, Open and owning nil tba rar. hluilcnU admitted nt nny llinv. lUwk krrplm Umlil (rom written oik, cwtly m preo- llrtl In Iki.Iiu-., Hliivtliaml nml type-nltlng by r.-rl. Hrrial liulf udluii for rlvll Mvlrvvuml' uatluru. Modi-rate tiilllon, nt umall cmt l'millon m win m rffiiwtint Invratlotlo -It will y. Call, Ivl-plioiKi lliunlwuy IMI, of writ. ACADEMY OF THE HOLY CHILD ltoe CIIt I'.rW, Portland. Oregon. Phone Tabor lOSl. A SELECT HOARDING! AND DAY SCHOOL. TOR GIRLS (Boys Under 10 Admlttod. OfTcr exceptional advantage. IJmlted num. Iwr of pupil. Individual rare. Tliorouitli moral, mental, physical training. Modern language, Uuile. Art. BEAUTIFUL RUGS Are mndo from your OLD CAIlf I'KTS. Hag Ruga woven nil sizes. M nil orders rccolvo prompt and care ful attention. Sunt! for booklet. NORTHWEST KUC CO. E. 8th and Taylor Sts. Portland, Or, DRUGS BY MAIL Wa Par Ilia Postage. If In nml of Pura Drugs and Chemicals, Arch Support., Shoulder llracai, TRUSSES, Elaatlc Stockings, Abdominal Supporters, Suspensory liandages for Man. and all other Rubber Good of every ileaenpllon, eend to tho LAUE-DAVIO DRUG CO. Truss Experts Third and Yamhill, Portland, Or, AGATE Cutting roa 1 1 ao wc will cut ano MOUNT TOO a AOATC,IN A OUO ooco niNa im( cut, uno uj Or riNOCR AND. AOATi TRAVEL AND PKOnT. Younir men and women with buslnoea trnlnluir find positions everywhere. Go lo Nnrlhwiwt'a largest llualncaa College. llKllNKK-WAI.KKIt Portland, Ore, All course.. Position, guaranteed, Write for free Illustrated catalog. ELECTRIC MOTORS Douiht, Sold, Rented and Repaired WALKER KLECTRIU WORKS Iturnaldo, cor. 10th. Portland, Ore, Her Expression. Slickton Thoy tell mo your daugh tor sings wjth (front oxpreBslon. Fllckton Greatest you over saw I Why, her own mother ciin't rccognizo hor fuce when she's singing. Puck. Mnnagor What's tho lending lndy in such u tantrum about? PrcBs Agent She oply got nino bou quets over the footlights tonight, "Grout Scotl Isn't that enough?" "No. Sho puid for 10." Ex. SHIP Veal, Pork, Beef, Poultry, Butter, Eggs and Farm Produce to the Old Reliable Kverdlng house with a record of 45 yoara of Square Deallmra, and Ui Miurod of TOP MARKET PRICES. F. M. CRONKHITE 4M7 Front Street Portland, Oregon HIDES. PELTS. CASCARA lARK, WOOL AND MOHAIR. Wi not ill you tiite. Wrlta lor priest in. snipping lift THE II. F. Norton Oo, Portiud, ore.; sitmt, w, P. N. V. No. 34, 1017 Central da SKYSCRAPER'S SET OF NERVES Ouilnett District of New York Usci Olx Feet of Telephone Wire to London's One. Tho iiorvps of tho mkyocrnper nro the ti'lpphono wlron, of couro. And inn much fis proKrenf In evolution In iiiviik uretl by complex nervous dcvelopinent It In nnturnl Hint Now York's down town, whero IiuhIiichs, tho hlKhost form of soclnl tiloloKy, Iimh nttnlnutl Its full t'xt development, should bo tin onor iiious spltler's web of telephone wires, I no per cnpltn consumption of tele phono wire In New York Is six times (is much ns In IVmdon, Hlmeon Strtin sity wrlteu In Harper's. Thnt rep resents tho rclntlvo nervous In tensity of business In New York nnd In London. Borne such excess of wiring I sus pect In the skyscrapers of downtown There are hundreds and thousands of rooms, nnd In every room one or more men with their mouths and cars to tho telephone. It Is all cellular parti Clous and wire cnncllon rencblnK out to ChlenRo, perhaps, or San Krnnclsco; wires to the stock exchaneo around the corner, wires to tho assistant In the adjoining room, wires to the heart of tho dlctaphono Into which business Is beliiK dlctntcd and from which bus! ness will travel to the ears of the stenoKrapher who will transfer It to paper. Our Khostly tourist will con elude that modem business Is it mat ter of conversation. Downtown, Insldo of Its tens of thousands of skyscraper cells, Is thus terribly busy about what? So far as tho eye can see, about nollilnu' In par tlctilar. A man with tt telejihono nt his elbow, a Hat-topped desk with a metal basket holdloi; n dozen letters, perhaps, a photoKrtiph of tho man's wife In a silver frame at one end of tho desk, and thnt Is nil. Hut If the cell Is a largo one, sometimes reaching tho dimensions of an entire Door In n skyscraper block, tho desks, tele phones, metal baskets and phonographs am Indefinitely multiplied. The sub stantialities of business are not then' tho steel, wheat, cotton, bullion, the beams, casks, boxes and bales which you recidl being hauled toward quaint little wharves on toy trucks driven by men In Jumpers and shovel hats In the pictures In your school geography la beled commerce. Hy externals there Is no way of telling whether the man at the desk Is engaged In selling stocks iinil imnils, or woolen remnants, or railway accessories or trusts nnd mergers, or theater tickets. There Is lacking the concrete symbolism of the old counting room tho heavy ledgers. whoso bulk suggested the raw mate rials of trnlllc, the clerks on their high stools, the bustle of orders given and taken. Tho heavy ledgers hnvo been replaced by tiling cabinets, whose pur peso seems ns much decorative as use ful. Your business olllce might ns well bo the catalogue room of a col lego library. If Your Skin Itches Just Use Resinol No remedy can honestly promlso to heal every case of eczema or similar skin ailment. Hut Resinol Olntmont, nldod by Resinol Soap, gives such Instant relief from tho itching nnd burning, and so generally succeods in clearing tho eruption away for good, that it is tho standard skin treatment of thousands and thousands of physl- cinns. sola by nil druggists. EG - O LENE The henlcua esse: chrmlat'a aub atltute: tir Raut; sample half doxen. with details, I0c. Kgo Co., SomervHIe, N. J I Nothing Omitted. "I understand you have bought a set of bhakespearo's works." "Yes," replied Mr. Dubwulto loft lly. "A completo set." "And n glossary, too, I prosumo?" "Oh, yes, yes. In fact, everything Snnlcespenro wroto." Ulrmlnghnm Ago-IIcriild, Where to Keep 8ugar. To keep powtiered sugar from hard. cnlng get only 25 cents' worth nt n time, put in u pnrnllln-llned outmenl carton, put two tiucKnesses of parullln paper on tho top, press tho lid down (Irmly. Good Description. Grandmother was "teaching Dorothv to read tho alphabet. Sho got along lino until coming to tho letter "Y" she said: "Grandma, what's tho one that looks Uuo a llttlo man holding his arms up?" HEAL ITCHING SKINS With Cutlcura Soap and Ointment iney i-ieai when others Fall. N fit 111 til? linHni milMrni- cnfni aurnnt. or for skin troubles of young nnd old that itch, burn, oruat, scnlo, torturo or iHBUBuru. unco uaoti always usou do caiiao thoso Bupor-crenmy emollients tend to provont llttlo bltln troubles becoming serious, if usotl dally. Froo uamplo each by mall with Iloolc. Address postcard, Cuticura, Dopt, L, Boston. Sold ovorywhoro. KEEP YOUR BREEDING STOCK ecause of Increased Demand and High Prices for Feed Hens, Sows and Cows Are Sold. Don't sell off your breeding stock be cause of high prices of feed and the demand for live stock. Large num bers of hens, brood sows and milch cows nro being sold. Already there Is n scarcity of poultry In the country, nnd In some dairy sections there has been n marked decrease in the number of milch cows. There nro two sides to tills business. Milk dealers nnd contractors In their effort to hold trado and plncnto their customers have refused to pay farmers n price for milk which would leave them n profit. As a consequence, many farmers have found that their cows nro worth moro dead than alive. They have been forced to sell the cows because they could not continue in the business which was running them deeper In debt each month. Advancing prices for meat, milk, dairy and iioultry products will bring a prollt over tho high cost of feed and labor, and the farmer who bus kept a good stock of breeding animals Is pretty sure to receive handsome returns. LABOR IS LIMITING FACTOR Horses Aro Relatively Plentiful In Comparison and Use of More Is Strongly Used. Labor Is tho limiting factor In crop production this year. Horses arc rela tively plentiful in comparison. O. K. Johnson of the department of form management of the Missouri College of Agriculture, suggests that formers lay aside one-man and two-horse tools and use thoso thnt require more horses so thnt more work per man can bo done. One man with three horses to a 10-Inch breaking plow will turn over three ncrcs or less in n dny. The same man with a gang plow con sisting of two 12-Inch bottoms will ttvernge 4 acres u dny and will use one more- horse. This means that by Increasing tho horse stock one-third, one man can increase his cfllctency in breaking ground nenrly 75 per cent. Investigations hnve nctunlly shown that a man on n riding Implement will do more work In n dny than the snme Splendid Farm Team. mnn nnd the same team with Imple ments that require him to wnlk. The use of bigger tools and thorough prep aration of seed beds will also cut down tho time required for cultivation of tho corn crop. Cultivation Is the operation which limits tho amount of corn one man can grow. If a good seed bed is prepared, some time can bo saved In cultivating tho crop, and consequently moro acres can bo grown. GROW VEGETABLES FOR FOOD No Other Farm Crop Will Give Grower Moro Satisfaction Store Prop erly for Winter. No other crop on tho farm will give ns mucn satisfaction to tho grower himself ns vegetables. During midsummer enough truck can bo grown In tho fnrm gnrden to supply n good change of food during tho winter months, if properly stored. Plan Against Hog Cholera. Tho best wny to prevent hog cholera Is to keep tho germs nwny from the hog. If hogs on a neighboring farm nro sick, keep nwny from them nnd don't lot anybody from tho Infected fnrm go near nn uninfected hog peu, or upon tho ground frequented by healthy hogs. Feed for Brood Sow. lln careful how VOU feed sows thnt hnvo llttlo pigs. If too henvy a feed Is given, it may lend to sickness In tho pigs. Good Pig Shelter. Proncr shelter will not onlv keon tho nlcs In better condition and minni them from disease, but will also ocou- omlzo tho feed. Desirable for Poultry. A treo-nrotected locntlon by n small Inko or stream Is nlways deslroblo whero ono wishes to go Into poultry on on at all largo scale. Cornmeal, wheat bran and beef BCjaps aro good for young duck WRIGL During convalescence, and when appetite lags WRIGLEYS brings to the hot, dry mouth a freshness and a soothing balm that coaxes back the enthu siasm of health. Thousands of soldiers in Europe have cause to thank Wrigieys for It's tonic effect. The Flavor Lasts mm TYPHOID I- no more necrjsarr than Small pox. Army experience bu drmonn rated the almost mlracukraj cM- cacr, tod barmleaocn. of AnUtyphold Vaccination. Be vaccinated HOW by your phyilclia, you tad your f unUy, It U more vital than bouse tnsuriace. Alk your pbyildin. drossta. or .end f or "Hive you bad Typhoid" tell toe of Typhoid Vaccine, rctultt from nt and dinger tram Typhoid Carrier-, the arms laboeatosy, ccemxty, cau reoeeciaa vacciai. a Him iraeca o. a, .or. ucsatl SfflURINE Granulated Eyelids, ifVltfs3 Sore Eyes, Eye Inflamed by J' miEjiSan, Dutt and IVin d quickly Vor'??1 relieved by Murine, Try It In X , "ryi-C your Eye and n Baby's Eyes. TOUR O LO NoSmirfmi.Jnrt Ere Comfort MnrinetyeRemedy Eva Salva. In Tubea tie. For Book of A fv rree. Ask Murine Eye Kemedy Co., Chtcaco i Deep Laid Stratagem. "What was tho matter with your brass band?" "Well," replied the unskilled leader, "we understood that Germans aro par ticularly fond of music. And if there were nny Germans listening we wanted to make them feel ns badly as possi ble." Washington Star. SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES. Allen's Foot-Ease, the antiseptic powder. Makes tight or new ahoea fcl eaay, Kellevea Coma. Bunions, Hot. Swollen, Tender, Achlnc Feet. Sold everywhere. 25c. Don't accept any substitute. Sample FREE. Address, Allen S. Olmsted. Le Roy, N. Y. "Tommy, I'm ashamed of youl Why did you bite your little sister?" "Cause you told mo I musn t kick or strike her." Boston Transcript. Sure! High Heels Cause Corns But Who Cares Now You reckless men and women who aro postered with corns and who have at least once a weok Invited an awful death from lockjaw or blood poison aro now told by a Cincinnati authority to ubo a drug called freozone, whlcn tho moment a few drops are applied to any corn or callous tho soreness is relieved and soon tho entire corn or callous, root and all, lifts off with the flngors. Froozono dries tho moment It is ap plied, and Blmply shrivels the corn or callous without Inflaming or even ir ritating tho surrounding tissue or akin. A small bottle of freezono will cost very llttlo at any of tho drug stores, Dut win positively no. ones feet of every bard or Boft corn or hardened callous. It your druggist haan't any freezone ho can get ft at any wholesale drug house for you. on ram a. ir.i.i ., ASTHMA AND HAY FEVER Cured Before You fay Itrilleendvoaall botUeof LANE'STreatmenton FREE TRIAL When eempleUlT cured aend roe 11,00. Qtherwiae. your report eatwrli the charge. D. J. LANE. S7S Unc Bld3 St. Mirr. Kin. More Food is Purpose. Pullman, Wash. President E. O. Holland, of Washington State College, has received a request from Secretary Houston, of the department of Agricul ture, asking that arrangements be made for an interstate conference in Spokane August 27 and 28 to discuss winter wheat and rye seeding prob lems. Seventy-five persons from eight states will be in attendance. WOMAN NOW IN PERFECTHEALTH What Came From Reading a Pinkham Adver tisement. Paterson. N. J.t "I thank you for the Lydia E. Pinkham remedies as they nave made me well and healthy. Some time ago I felt so run down, had pains in my back and side, was very irregular, tired, nervous, had such bad dreams. did not feel like eat ing and hod short breath. I read your advertisement in tho newspapers and decided to try a bottle of Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound. It worked from the first bottle, so I took a second and a third, also a bottlo of Lydia E. Pinkham's Blood Purifier, and now I am juBt as well as any other woman. I ad vise every woman, single or married. Who is troubled with any of the afore said ailments, to try your wonderful Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier and I am sure they will help her to get rid of her troubles as they did me." Mrs. Elsie J. Van der Sande, 36 No. York St, Paterson, N. J. Write the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co-, (confidential) Lynn, Mass, if you seed special advice, f ii linn iiiiimiiiiimiiiii