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IONE OREGON
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The
BULLS EYE
MILLION LIVES SAVED
IN NEAR EAST
Believe Task Will be Com
pleted In the Next Few
Years.
That America will complete Iti work
In the Near East Id the nut three or
four years is the confident assertion
of J. J. Handsaker, Northwest Region
al Director of Near East Relief.
"For ten years we have been busy
binding up the wounds left by the
World War and the wart which fol
lowed the World War. A million lives
have been saved and 200,000 children
rescued and many of them given train
ing for Uvea of future usefulness. To
day there are tome 35,000 children In
America's care In the Near East. Their
nverage age It about ten years, 2004
are under the age of four years. The
Near East Relief keeps them only ta
rt they are sixteen. 8o carefully are
thy trained tn various handicrafts
that they 'are able to support them
helves at that age, and although we
try to follow them after they have left
the orphanages to care for them If
they are HI or to find them new Jobs
!n cas" they are misfits, still our serv
Ire practically ends when they are
slilcen. '
"Nearly all the money that America
gives Near East Relief today It spent
fur children. Help given to adult
takes (he form of clothing and this Is
never furnished free if the refugee
tire able to work or can pay even
f iw cents for their garments. Money
U spent on the children and at toon
as they are in position to care for
themselves our work will cease.
"It cannot be repeated too often
that the children are out of Turkey
and are safe from the slaughter to
whirh their parents were exposed.
Thev are under friendly but Impover
liihed governments in Armenia, Syria,
Palestine and Greece, and the chil
dren's only hope, not only of life, but
of training necessary for success In
life. Is in America. Buffering te in
t (. 49 in the refugee camps In Aleppe
anl Greece, although more than one
million people have come back to self
su; port .after being robbed and exiled
frr .i their ancestral homes In Turkey.
Th -re are no fewer than 10.000 exiles,
l:iiullng mothers with little children,
vho are aiiklng temporary aid thlt
v inter, and at a coat of only two centt
per day p'-r child could be given milk,
bu' Near East Relief funds are ex
haL.,ud In the care of the 33.000 chip
tlrcn.
"It It the hope of the Near East Re
lief that Golden Rule Sunday, iJecem
her 6lH, will so bring borne to the
conscience of America the needs of
these children that funds may be
available, not only for the wants In
the orphanages but that relief may be
liven to some, at least, of the others.
"Near East Relief offices are at 613
S'ork Exchange, Portland; 339 Rurke
l:lugH Seattle ; and for the Golden
iiule Campaign temporary offices have
been opened at 301 Walker Dank Rid.,
Halt Lake City; 627 Peyton llldg.. Spo
kane; Bristol Hotel, Buite, and Y. M.
('. A., Tacoma."
Hit Limit $
Ethel And what seems to lie his
Idea of good time?
Mabel Oh, a hack sent In the bill
cmy, and a lurji.-li al a buck wheat
front restaurant
New Kind of Contett
I heard the oratorle din
. Where fierce Invective till.il the air
And Mid, "1 wonitur who will win
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FOR OVER 40 YEARS
STALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE has beea
used successfully in Un treatment ol
Catarrh.
HALL'S- CATARRH MKTIICINB eon
lints of an Ointment which Quickly
Relieves by local application, and the
Internal Medicine, a Tonic, whlt-h acts
through the Blood on the Mucous Bur
faces, thus reducing the Inflammation.
Sold by alt druggists.
F. i. Co.. Toledo. Ohle-,
NOTICE OF FINAL
ACCOUNT
Notice l hereby c I veil tlm t tlie mi
IitmIkihmI Int. liicil hie Jliuil iiecmint
,w Hilmliiletrnt-ir nf tlu KMnte of
t tli tt li, t'lirlw t iIhts(hi tlirciiM'il.
with toe County Court of the Stnic
of Oregon, for Morrow Comity, im.l
that mi lil Court turn net us t tine itml
mill place of lu-itrlui; on, ami llmil
-tt It-men t of Miild mxoiint, fntiinluv
Itimmry nil). in the b.mr nf i
O'clock 1'. M, In (lie Court room m
ultl I Vurt at lleipiu-r. Oregon, ui;
ohji ctlon tc mild lUTomit immt in
f led on or before the time ol m-tCe
rtielit.
lnue of Flmt iiulillcittioii lccem
lier lllli. ll'J.
Iinte of laet publication .Litninri
Stb, 1926.
R. A. White
AiliulnlHtraior
Before the Day$ of
General U$e of Soa?
Ju't about the time Unit eiirly iiw.t
quit wearing skins and in their ste id
donr.ed garments of wool ur linen, lie
began to think, though nt very ri
oualy,. of the problem of washing. Ki r
a long time, anttiropule;its tell iti.
tliene wimhlnifs, ut self and "f cliiUi
liii were miwt Infreiiuent. but w'a.i-
li; lind liecun to I recognized h a j
necessary If hiitherwime sninethli.s
ahlch must be done, if uul ve. oir:i
slonully. At firt, as Is still the cae In the
most rannlhnllsllc of the Xuiitli Sen
islnnds, wuslilng one's perwin with
water was miwt dliiinctly not dune.
Initead. tliene persnonl alilullium were
conducted much after the iminiter x: ill
practicetl by the nomad of the Ar;i
hliin ilenert wb , :1 nrt! Mir.llviil
are used In lieu of soup and Milter.
After this, however, as the dawn nf
time receded Into the paM, the tine of
water gradually came Into common
practice and washing imewlf and line's
clothing reached the sllik'e where
ll became either a rvllKluii nr suclnl
life?.
Incidentally, It was Caesar's sol
diers, who never washed ahoe tin-
nwLt, who lirotiglit lur k In Hume
from the Gallic war a new sulistaiice
the sinne thing which we now cull
foHp. Ttirse snliliers found the war
Ill; German tribes llvlnu' across the
liliine making und uiing it. They
luarveled and then, tn-in ltotn.-iiis,
ailnpted this new stilxlunee for their
o.'.u. That Is the way we got soap.
Houte Wren$ Surely
Not Good Neighbon
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America
is Safe with
"Bull'Durham
A gang of Scientists left on a
Boat for a year's cruise to
study queer kind of Fish in
the South Atlantic Ocean.
They should have stayed here
in New York and went to see
and hear what I did the other
day, a real Red Bolshevik!
meeting. They would haveseert
qiu'cr looking Fish thcre.Suck
crs, F.els, Flounders, Bullheads,
and every Guy that got tip
was a lig mouth Bass, They
denounced everything in
America, The Weather, The
Constitution, Wiiitc CjIovcs
for l'all. Bearers, Mah Jongg,
Lower Taxes, Suspenders,
Cross Word 1'uzr.les, Shower
B L' a.ue of N-'.'onj
and Ice Cream Ties. After
looking them all over I found
what was the matter with
them. There wasnt a one
of them knew enough to roll
his own. How are you going
to improve on a Government
if you dont know that much.
Every man you see pouring
"Bull" Durham into his paper,
you can bet he is satisfied with
A merica, because its the
old right down to earth Amer
icans that do it.
P. S. There is cuing to lie another piece
in this paper suon. Louk lor it
One of our Hub members reports
having seen a demonstration of what
ue read not lung uk In HI rd Lore
rhout the selfish, ugly disposition
house wrens. An article In that m
cine told of these birds destroying the
eggs and young of other and much
larger birds, says the Flower Grower.
Our member witnessed Just such a
vicious act performed by her own ten
lints. To begin with two wren houses
had been supplied Hiid both were
ipilckly occupied. I'nfortnnaiely that
Is crintrnry to wren nature, as emh
pair want to he the whole thing in n
garden. Trouble soon developed and
one pair drove out the other, lint the
ennqiierore were not satisfied with
lording .It over little fellows of their
own kind.
Mr. and Mrs. Itohln had selected e
nice spot and built them a home. Hut,
nlas, no sooner were the eirgs laid
than the wrens discovered what wns
doing. IUkM before the surprised
i landlord's eyes did those wicked wrens
I'o to that nest and throw nnl every
i till. Then, we suppose, Mr, Wren went i
hack to his own ubode and, seated on i
the ridge pole, sweetly warbled sway
us though he had not Just committed
n diabolical deed.
"Bull
Durham
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pendent is
--NOW--
STORY OF CHRISTMAS
SEALJNTERESTING
Idea Originated In Denmark
Years Ago Accomplishes Won-
ders in United States.
More full of dramatic Interest than
the chapters of a novel, la the history
of the little Christmas Seal now on
sale throughout the ttate of Oregon.
Conceived by a Daulih postal olurk.
to rulee money that would save the
lives of children suffering from tuber
culosis; wandering across the Atlantic,
filling Into the hands of a great Amer
ican writer; being recreated on Amer
ican soil, and aold to maintain another
tuberculosis hospital; becoming the
tola financial support of a great or
ganisation dedicated to a Health cam
piagn steadily and surely overcoming
the "white plngue," are leading events
In the life hist ory of the Christinas Heal.
Mr. Ktnar llolboell, postal clerk In
fur off Denmark, busy cancelling
si amps and I andling packages during
the t'hrlstinsi teaaon of 190S, bad on
his heart Ilia problem of raising
money to support little hospital for
poor children stricken with tubercu
losis. In the midst of his work, he
conceived the Idea of selling a seal
somewhat 111 the stamps be waa to
busy cancelling. Mr. llolboell submit
ted hit plan to the king, received the
royal sanction and the new teal wat
printed, told, and fulfilled Ita mission.
The children of the poor received the
care they needed, ' the little hospital.
Several yeart later, one of the
Danish seals fell Into the bands of
Jacob Rita, the American writer and
publicist. He waa Immediately In
terested, wrote to' a friend across the
ocean, obtained the story behind the
seal and published It In the "Outlook"
In 1907.
This story In turn stirred to action
an American woman. Miss Kmlly Die
sel, who like the Danish Postal Clerk,
was struggling with the financial prob
lem of a little tuberculosis sanltorlna
near Wilmington. Delaware. Mlae
Missel managed the first American
Christmas Seal Sale In 107, raising
13,000 for the needy hospital, a turn
far beyond her eipeclattoni.
From the three thousund dollar Seal i
Sale In 19"7 to th fcur and a halt
million dollnr sale In 124, the story
of the Christmas tieal hat been one of
magnificent accomplishment against
the foe tuberculosis. Between 1901 and
1919 the American Red Cross, put Ita
shoulder to the wheel, and backed the
Seat Sale, hence the term "Red Cross
Seals" which still lingers although
now sli years out of date. The right
name ta CHRISTMA8 SEALS or tu
berculosis Chrlstmat Seals, for since
1918 the Nstlonal Tuberculosis Asso
ciation, and Its branches, ttate end
local, have been telling the teals, and
depending on them for their entire
support. The Oregon sale It conduct
ed by the Oregon Tuberculosis Asso
ciation and the County Public Health
Associations.
Since the time of. the first Seal Sale
many millions of dollars have beea
Invested In tuberculosis fighting equip
ment; hospitals, open air schools,
clinics, dispensaries, tuberculosis nurs
ing, etc., and It hat been largely
through the Interest focused on the
problem by the annual aale of Christ
mas Seals. The tuberculosis death
rate In the United 8tatea hat beea
considerably more than cut In half la
these eighteen years. The disease le
being conquered. The winning alogaa
Is Health! Health! Health! such fine
radiant health that It repels sickness,
and Chrlstmat Seals are In the field
In Oregon, and In every ttate la the
t'nlon, to continue the fight to a win
ning finish.
Not in the sense of custom only,
but with a genuine apprecitaion of our
pleasant associations during the past year,
we extend to you our best wishes for a
New Year of happiness and prosperity.
IT ave you received one of our 1926 w athcr fi
, . .i n ... i n la
c.j..n caiienuer5.r
Bullard's Pharmacy
The kodak Store
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EIGHTEENTH SEAL SALE ON
Money te Finance Antl-Tubsrculetlt
Fight In Oregon
Christmas Seals, selling for one cent
each are eipected to raise 130,000 In
Oregon between Thanksgiving and
rii-istmas. In the 18th annual Seal
i'ale. Ninety-five per cent of the
rioney will be kept In Oregon, where
It it the sole source of income fur
the Oregon Tuberculosis Associntlon,
and provides most of the funds used
by the County Public Health Asseciu
tlont. Every city, village and community
In the ttate will have a chairman or
group of workert actively Interested
In telling the seals. Women's clubs
and organisations are giving It en
thusiastic support, and a large number
nf Parent-Teacher Associations am
lending aid to the "Give Health, Fight
Tuberculosis" campaign which loo
seals finance.
One of the few things a penny wUl
buy A Christmas Seal,
i o txcavat Roman Stadium
It Is planned to excimito the Circus
Minimus at Home which wim the creul
eiit stHdiuin ever built. It seated floO,
INK) people und would innke some of
the modern stadiums such as the Yale
Howl and the Yankee stiiillum look
1 licet county fair amphitheaters. The
Circus Maxlmus was three timet is
dirge as the famous Colosseum at
Home. It wnt first built In the time of
the early Itnmsn kings, wss used dur
ing the republic and hid Its best day
during the empire. Here Julius Caesnr
entertained the Roman poputuce on a
niHgnificent scale. Indeed the scale
whs so large that ha had to sell one of
his private villas to pay for the garnet
and chariot race. In thlt great sin
dlum the gltdlatora fought In mortal
combat with wild beasts Imported from
Africa and Asia.
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