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About Eagle Valley news. (Richland, Or.) 191?-1919 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 14, 1918)
Eagle ' " Valley News ' Straight, Truthful Direct C. K Thorp Enterod as second class matter Due. 12, 1912 at the post oilicc at " " Richland Oregon, 'under act of .March 3, 1S79. Mombor Oregon Stnto SUBSCRIPTION $2.00 ' SIX' MONTHS - - .50 'S'aMe COPY ONE YEAR - -THREE MONTHS RICHLAND, ORE.. THURSDAY, sTOV. JM. 1918. Vol. 7, No.l MILK AS STRENGTH 'BUILDER ADVOCATED pr. Mae Cardwell, Back froi.ii f Washington, Advises I Housewives. Dr. Mao II. Cardwell, at Portland, .who recently returned to Oregon from t!ary, Ind.. New York and Washington, Svhero sho was engaged in medical re 'search worc for the Children's Bureau bf the Department ot Dabor. said In San Interview: "Tho dairy Industries must be encouraged. Tho children cf "America must have milk. They can not thrlvo without good clean milk. Housewives must use more milk.' If they denidnd it the dairyman will find some solution to his problems and will see that his cows Got the feed and .that Jie Vseps them alive ahd In 'ood health. However. If the" women don't order the millt, ,tho dairyman isn't go ing to keep his cows around Just as pets and ornaments. Feed Is too ecarce and labor too high for that. It's up to tho housekeepers. "Are you sending your hreadvvlnnors to work with all the vigor and strength you can muster for them in the way of proper food?" asks Dr. Card well. "If they don't get the right food they can't think or work well. Tho same applies to the school children. Seo that they have milk to drink; milk in puddings. The kitchen is tho powor plant of tho family and consequently, of tho nation. Don't waste a drop of milk or an ounce of butter, but use plenty. Tho 'liealth of the nation is tho kitchen question. Milk is one of the main factors in & diet." Baby Expert Preaches Greater Use Of Milk. . A milk bill and healthy children is cheaper than a doctor's bill and an underfed, undpr-nourlshed child. It would be cheaper to start right. So gays Mrs. A. Dayley, of tho Parents' Educational Bureau, Oregon G'oncress ,pf Mothers, who has presided at the testing of thousands of babies. Sho (finds the mi:v."d youngster of three or four year? F"rre much higher than the child who has had llttlo milk in his diet. Mrs. Bayley preaches a greater use of milk for young nd old. palry Commissioner Sees Encouraging i Slgn3. i J. D. Mickle, State Dairy and Food Commissioner, stated recently that the "dairy situation, In spite of high prices (pf feed and scarcity of labor, is not all gloom. Reports have come to hlrn from various parts of the stato show ing that tho housekeepers are begin ning to see that they must pay more Jfor milk than they did a few years ago. The dairymen aro beginning to tako heart, too, in some instance and are looking to the future when tho cow of today will be worth much more money alive than sho would now, slaughtered. And that futuro Isn't so far off if tho dairymen only continue jto have courage and patience. The wlso -man and the one who Is far-seeing, la keeping his herds Intact .True, be won't keep the old boarder ;who would just eat the food and bring no returns, but ho Is holding his good fitock. The sensible housewife, too, must know a man can't feed and cars for cows, keep s first class dairy, and provide clean bottles sad well paid (tellyerymen without some expense, prne Oregon Dairy Council is doing guuk to set tV situation straljaUasd Editot Kditorml Association 1.00 FK15I State of OlitcC City of Toledo, I.-uons County, as. Frank J. Ciitnoy iiinkf oath that W Is wnlor partner ot tho tlrm of F. i Cheney & Co.. doliiir builnroa In the Clt i ot TottJo. Ooumy iwA State! aforesaid, ami utni siuu iirm win pay inu uin ui ONQ Ul'NDliKn POI.l.Aim ror each anJ evory case ot Catarrh that citntuit In cured tiMhoU90 of II ALU'S CATAKKll MKDICINK. FttAJJK J. CHB.N1CY. Sworn to before mo ami subnrrllMil In my presence, This Cth day of I)vmber, A. T). 1SS. A. CILBASON. (Sunn Notary l'uhllc. Hall's Catarrh Movllclno is taken 1n- t terruiiy ana acts through trie uioouion the Mucous Surfaces ot tho System. Bend for testimonials, free. F. J. CNKN'HY i- CO., Toledo. O. Solit ly nil itruKirfstB, TJe. Hall's Family rills or constipation. out. Tito oxhlblt at th state fair, the splendid cooperation of 'tho Food Ad ministration, the publtc schools,' Ore gon Agricultural College and thevUu reau of Health, all help the educational vork and arc" jiart of the groat task of "keeping "the' home ! flren burning," which task Includes the preservation of essential home Industries and tho health of the nation. '' " ' : I A farmer may slaughter his dairy ' herd in three hours but he could not 1 'replace it In threo yor. RESERVING SCENES OF WAR Futuro Generations Will Realize How Much They Owe to Courage and Skill of Photographers. AThen the hlKtory of .tho crcot .war comws to bo written in Uie days nfter the tumult and the shoutlnx have died away, the fortunate chroniclers of the niOBientouf events now In progress will have access ' to enormously valuable and enormously numerous "documents" of n kind .with which their predeces sors of the nineteenth century were hut scantily supplied, and those of earlier times next to not ut all. Photography can hardly be culled new, and as long, ago as our wnr be tween the states we had photographers, notably the never to be sulllclently thanked Hrady, who immortalized the leading figures and some of -the events iu that conflict. Hut what was done with the clumsy cameras of that era can hardly be mentioned In comparison with tho achievements of the men who today follow every nrmy, often to the very front of battle The products of their courage mid skill will constitute n priceless tronsure in tho future, nud tho students of this war, oven in rc motu ages, will be able actually to sec its every phase and operation. The reproduction of photographs by printing processes is equally far ad vanced beyond the old standards of ex cellence, and reproductions have be como wonderfully cheap. Indeed, m cheap arc they and so abundant thnt few of us reallzo the need of their preservation, und the result Is that already forcslghted collectors of care lessly treated magazines and supple ments nre storing uway the founda tions of fortunes not to bo scorned, even in these days of multimillionaires, With tho war less than four years old, copies of periodicals that cost only a few pennies now fetch as many dol lars, and "complete sets" nro becoming hard to get at any price. From Topics of the Times, In New York Times. Oas Made From Straw. Tho production of fuel and lighting gas from straw Is now made possible by n Canadian Invention. This pro ducer, which Is designed for Individual farm use, offers a practical means for utilizing the vast quantities of straw that now go to waste on the Western plains. The gas Is made In a retort equipped with three cylinders, each of. which molds a bala of straw soven feet long, two feet wide, and six Inches thick. After flillnc und cloning tlicao chum hurst ;n "straw or gas tiro )a lighted Miuler them and allowed to burn !!0 or !() nilnutos. One llrln& with whont, out, barley, or flax straw In thin man ner produces 1.V00 cubic feet of gas, having fuel value of 400 1). t. tt. About 42,000 cubic feet of gas can usu ally bo generated from oito ton of straw, and iu addition six to eight gal lons of tar nud (110 putuuU of carbon, from which InmpMaclc can ho oh tnlned. Popular Mechanics Mnpa-eluc. Origin of "Doughboy." A phrase, strictly American In Its modern usage, la that of "doughboy" as applied to an American soldier. An Ammicnn Infantry soldier recently ex plained the origin of the term to tho correspondent In Paris of tho Loudon Times lifter this fashion s "In tho Civ II war a great number of federal troops wcro wilting for uniforms, which weru made but lacked buttons. So great wns tho hurry (hat eventually the men went round the houses In tho town and collected buttons off thn womon's cloth ing. Tho.xe were for tho most part lnrgo buttons from ove iK Natural ly tho Infantry looked funny with their uniforms fastened by great overcoat buttons. Those- resembled hard (nek (large, round, dry biscuits made of dough) and heneo sprang tho word doughboy, which has been kept in tho United States army as a slung phrnio for nn Infantry soldier." Conquered at Last An unknown genius at Camp Kear ney 'Is' entitled to a monument "everywhere- In America." He'd been a naughty hoy or something and was as signed to cut onions for cntnp mess as n punishment. Imagine tho surprise of ' the Corporal of tho guard when be discovered the offender blithely dis secting the Dcrnuidas under' the pro tection of Ids gas mask. "Vouo ain't sufferlu' no punishment," Scoffed the oillcer; ndd'ng, "hut 'tis a ghrand Idea and .'Us the ulmtncn o the. counthry will bless ye, tne lad !" ' Hletory Repeats Itief. Not for the first time have tternmn U.viuers been checked at Chateau Thle'rry. It was there, In February, isl), that Nnpoleon.'by one of thn5 extrao'rdUiary forced marches of his, fell .upon Hlucher, who was confidently uiurchlng upon Pads. By Bwift blows on Miccecdlng days he sbattertxl the second end third divisions of the Prus sian itrti.y, 'capturing almost all their artillery, and then fell upon Blucher'8 hmln force, In the vicinity of Chateau Thierry, and foiujxtfled Win to faU bacif, with heavy losses. First Tennis In America. Forty-fear years ago the gome nt lawn tenuis was lntrwlucvd by a I5oa Ionian, according to records in tho jjof? vs!on'if "5etrge Wrlcht, father of the former national title bolder, Heals Wright. After n visit to Knslund the Mus.siuhusetts mun brought home uetf, ru'rpiPts and balls, us well as a book of rides then governing the game, and set up o court at Nahant. A 11 tie later 'uurti were laid out at Newport, It. I and also on the grounds of the Stolen Ifclaud Cricket club, Livingston, jStaten Island. JWCKIE SAYS XWtK-X Gt HUNG UP AT THE POST OFFICE FER fcDDV.tSI ER POSTAGE , VsllTH MOTlim' ON THE i tTSNuuuvt auu mt wus irm:itKi VUN TEUL VJHO TO R.ETUP.N 'E'Jy ; To, t sh o -Think vT vwouud BC A. GOOD IpEn FGR EVCB.N QODN T' HAVJE OS PRluf 'ErA BO'A OP ENVELOPES VVTH THEIR WA.ME AND AtliR.ESS OP tK OMU CORNER Give to the U. W. W. Fund. t Wliy women in war time insist, upon g I GOSSARD CORSEf S : I iiiK IlioHtswiir i . .. I r. .i lit.. WW Ull IIIU country an 'I'li'i 'inn'io wi pNfv I SAUNDERS BRO'S, I Exclusive Agents for Eagle Valley oan?oC'&S3crcosC'SOfyNcires'3oseos33aeornJ)S2:occ''T The Man m lobzcco Store Says .it tlocs beat nil how men pxc talcing to Rcul Grave ly, now that they know it costs nothing extra loche'w this class of tobacco. AH you have to do is to get a 'man to take his first plug pi Gravely. Let him get the pure, ntisfying Grave PEYTON BRAND Real Gravely Chewing Flag ICK'-a -poucand worth u Notice. liryiAjUli J)iU-li I'n., lUi'Jilantl, On',iji. Tlirrc ittlol.iiiijiiuiit in tlm J U inj-ili-jirrilttsil atiick, oil ui'.t'ouilt ot (.rtii'MD iiii'jii i.vM J'iHj. 'J, UHS, a;ul inttsroot lliereni, tho arii'iiuit t ppjxisitu tju nam'1 ,tyl lliu (ol'iiwiiia hliorwhulJcr : Nuino wUlUaly Niiinlier Amount No. ot Win ran .h,m W. l'rUy m DO lOS.M) 'jjU-r.wt '-'r' ?iun on im! in wwnljuuui wjtij Jw otul the ur mix of inwri)rHtiin uml ljy-UvniI -aul i(ij M.nuioii, co many fjuirim nl tuiil 1i,k a may Ixi in'ci-.'-ijury, w'pil Ins k11 :it tlm Jiomuxjf ly fjnyiT on tu- Kllh ol V()vcmbr, 1018, aA Um Jionr nJ ihrtsc I'rlfji k p. in., i ry t)tili'JiuiO"t H-M-..ijioi)t lliur"iin Uip'Uiur uiti tho wi a! itijvi'rtijwnn, ntw9tnl vxpvntM f tlltt ul. J.K. MCK. 'JchlaiuJ, Pre. Kirnt iiiilillcfctinn Oct. 37, J!i. Liixt tmhllratnm Nov. I J, JUtS. FRANCE AND BliLGIUM GET AMERICAN .SUGAR Nltwsly.flvo per cent of nil rtnnetl eiiKnr scut from tlio UnlU'il KtiitrB tn tho Allied nutlons went to Fruncu otul nclRlum diirlni: lliu Drot live nionUm ot this year. franco cot 72 per cent,, or nearly 03,000,000 pound, and Ilolglum receW c(l nearly 11,000,000 pounds, or 23 por cent. In ench cttntry UiltJ mztic was doled out I'y strict rationing orcanlrutlon. TTio entire nmount to Ui Allien In theo five monthn 2.1,Tfll tona, almost halt ot which was stilpp.d In May 4s only about ono-lialr ot 1 per coat of yir total Moual consunyjtlp. Tho Oriiiml Kiiit-lutliiH Ctiwt The nnmo (toasnnl ' on thn iimi'lo of tlio coWt t Ktinrrtntt'Jl tpt Im;rticur lllinoy of niiy woninii who worhs whutlim it ho Iioumi work, tillion wot'J:, farm work or tiny ono of tin' nmiiv tlniia'il tlmt )ntriotio woiiumi ' liv S ho rliuorfully niitl iincoinnlitinly ainiinutl dtir 2 tiinv. No yni'iiti'iit. is wo eHrfcn- u WW 1 1 UWII1U HI WH MUllIVll Ml Dill l.nit.n . i I ! ik iii.vni.iti ..ml ' w ui our ti llteo of cl tint Qosmird Corsftt.. CliiUAtii'il i vniie ('inirnl health. Your family jihysician will loll you Sj I hat n cortcully lltlctl (.lossitrd hnfHf-titii tls g your health by iivinn ltyKnuio hotly nupport is thnt can hu found only ill thn iun'timlloil tie- S sign, ho ft. jiliahlt) iimtomln nud sciitut ilii; honing tImL uhurautorizoH tht'so worltl-fnnied g oorsotiit It is your KuarnnU!) of n priuolctm ill-day 2 coinforl. A rorronl.ly lilted (.Irinsiml will S coiummvo your onorny nud iiioieuhe your fill- S cionoy. 'Hio iiamo Uoftsnrtl h your ituaninl' n of truo corset economy. It is your Ktinrahlt't' n 'of n wearinj; servico that u)om it worth lint X prion of tho (ariueiit. Th tmiun QluHsard is your uniimnlrn of o iniinitnhli) style. Thn perfect front and per- S feet hack of n (5oHard nre and always will he the (leHpair of thntio attempting iniiJ'itioiiH. o n the j !y inste, and learn (or hinv cell how much longer tho ninnll Gravely chew r.tay with him than a big chew of ordinnry plug. tott furthtrthtit't teij j cast git tie-frod latli tf tU tfan rf tlam tcithtut ttlr mt. In the County Court of the Stale 0 Oregon for Baker County. Iu iliu Mutter oi tli" Nolli'u of V.nUxW ol W'l:llrtUi Jtfli- I'I'iik nj'it, noctAiifijil. ) I inul AicouiU NOTICK l.S JJKKKISY (ilVJON thai the iiinliTnlk'ni'd liiin Ijli 'i Iiit llnul it'ix rt In thn nliovu untitled em:;" ml tliHt tint Coiintv t'urt of Huki' t "Ui'ty. Oregon, Huh Mt Monday, the U'tt dtiy of Novell! tmr, HHS, at Jim Jiyur ut ten oV'fx'k A. M., nu tlio tiinu, unit the Counlv Court Itooui in thn Countv i'"Uit llouno of tho City ol Jlaker, ir i' i ;iiy, (tiuu-j, bk tho plmu', wljnn mid hIk tu iui.1 tinul rn prirt and ;tll iimlUiri-,oiip '-led iKernwIUi and vIlL) HMid L'dlatd kIihII iou;e uu lot Unal JiL-urli: and U't i-i u uiat i i . All Ieriu)lis JltivlllK olJM'tloii llu'ietO Hhall tJn;i n))ij thoru u;i),ear and makw tho MIIIM. Onted thlM mill day Ui'IoImt, HI IK, JANK JKMirjT, AiljiiililMratrls of tho en'ui.w.f V.'jlliniM Jlciijiiilt, lato ol Maker County, Oro I, J)i'.(U'uni.mI, Uauio first puhJUvitiois O. t. :'., 1018. ).iuul hint, Niihlinitiou Suv. -'1, l'Jlh. VULCANIZING 1 have fnuialU'd u now plant and am prepared la vulcanize anything that it is possible to re pair in that manner (even hot water bottles and rubber boots) CASINGS and INNER TUBES a specialty. All work guaran teed satisfactory. W. E. HOLMES, Plant at Richland Auto Co. &dv