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Chicago Fair Whit City.
Th area covered by I bo World's
fiilr at Chicago Id 1393 to comniemo
rata Columbus' discovery of America,
was ml I ml the White city because the
bullillui! wore constructed of white
marble-like composition.
Metal Realeti Heat.
Tungsten, used for the filament of
electric bulbi, I a rare metal of the
chromium croup. Whnn pure It I
white and tillable. It ran aland great
brat and molt only at 6.1Q0 degree
Fahrenheit.
Nerve of lye Shine.
All the m-rves of the eye. when
Stimulated, ahlne by their own Unlit,
and lomo of the lumlnou nurvee ran
be Been by tho Individual himself un
der certain condition, according to
distinguished American (dentist.
Changing Human Nature.
Tho city father of Iterlln have vot
ed In make marriage eaeler, but they
ran do llttln to tune tho torment of
the proposal slnge. Indliinapolla Star.
Proof Tell.
. Feminine Intuition must be somo-
thlng Ilka the masrullne bunch, good
when It come true. Toledo Dlade,
Catching, or Being Caught
The early bird catche the worm
but how am I to know which I am.
Moon I 250 Degree.
The temperature of the moon at it
Aoonltmn I 250 degree Fahrenheit.
are the tign of a healthy
body. Keep your cheeks
roy and your body healthy
with Bark Root
WewUrful RmuIu Oul.Hr
.1 woaka and futd H it m W lh Wart
bawal end ttomarli tonice I have ever lahan"
A. ti. S.HAU3, fart land.
For Sole by All Druggists
Nature's1 Own Tonic
WE BUY
Hides, Pelts, Wool, Mohair,
Tallow, Cascara Bark
Horse Hair.
Send rour shlpmenls. We nail yon cheek
the seme dajr we receive goods.
Portland Hide a Wool Co.
1M 9TN ttNMNMINUE, fOSTUN, IMIoa.
P. N. U.
No. 38, 1928
CHEEKS
i& SCHOOL DAljS A
fkCZ&r, m row " "
MMMMMMaMHiM
SOMETHING TO
THINK ABOUT
hi F. A. WALKER
IN THE MORNING
A COMMON dllllcully with the ma
jority of drowsy imirtulH when
waking tit l new day, I to fnce It
with hmimliiK fliiilniKu of oui and
Cheerfuiei of SMei'h.
Anylmdy It I sUiHHud run find
drlertulite bit of jy In the bluithlng
autntiier iii'n, when the dew I on the
gran und the ulr I odorous with the
delicious frngruiice of lilk-ht horn flow
er. Hut alas! how ninny of un. with
habitually heiivy eyelid and heurta
unatluiied to the beaullf of the sky
and the d, run Interpret the wor
shipful aplrlt of the eurth and the Ma,
and lift our voire In ndiirntlon und
limine, unlin w are In love?
And I hi I what we ought to be In
love with Cod' wiitiderful hnndlwurk
all alniut u, the gleaming verdure,
the rosy ensf. the rrwuilng bnlmy
wind and without wive and li un
hand., the cliNtterlng little children
and tlielr pured up Hp erpeluiiliy
framing pur.allng iHi'tl"ii. enger to
know and to uiiilerKtiind the thing
urrouudliig them In a world In which
they are not yet acijmilnted.
Whatever It mny bo with regard to
other, let the humor of beneficent
happlneM tiike Imld of you and till
your morning with brightness until It
radiate It Inspiring ray like the
(un.
The ) of other caught from you
will tie to your soul like sweet music.
However shy It mny be In the lie-
l 1. I. ..I.I U.I.I. .1...
gllllliliK. "m Kr" ui'iinx v.1111 tin-
atreiigth of the night and fit you for
the ilulli i of your dny.
In the nmrnlng f life are horn renn.
lutlon which will dike you a tep
nearer to the acinmpliiihmciit of the
great achievement of which yon have
been dreaming fur year. "
In the morning begin dnlng good to
yourHelf ly lining good to othera, and
thl run bent he dune hy being cheer
ful.
Hturt the day right If yon would
greet It chmlng with mnlle, con
clnun of timing done your best a
you trudged iilnng the wenry way.
In the morning tliq bird fill the nlr
with pmlxeful uniig; the hill und
valley wear their brightest color mid
the heaven their auftext hue, hut
man, the nohlent creature on eurth,
frequently tippeiu nt hi ort.
In the n'lornlng of hla life he wind's
hi lien I lh mid energy In loading his
pocket with gold, ninl when the final
night darken hi vUlon, be Would
gladly give nil lilx wealth for a Mingle
grain of fulth, such im wn shown hy
the ntlllcted womiin who touched the
hem of our Mimtcr' gurmeiit that she
might be heuledt ,
( by Mcl'lur N.wnpaiipr ynittrat.
GIDLIGAGw0
i
"A nmn never renllxe how much he
like to winy home," . suy obwrvlng
Olivia, "until hi wife link htm U
take her minewhere."
rfoCooi(Dook
, I At - L- 1
lie I'snie up smllln uid to say
lis md bis fortune thst a way
He had hard lurk a yl.nty, too.
And mi I'd dawn and fought
thriiuih,
And irt-ry time he t a )"H,
M luat took on a tlghlar holt.
her
Hllpond back some whn he tried to
climb,
Cut came up smllln' every time.
SEASONABLE FOODS
CilMiD main dish for lunch-
A run U:
Luncheon Egg.
Wash and chop one-fourth of
pound of muxhrooin, melt one table.
spoonful of butter In a iiiucepan, add
the mushroom and stir until' oil the
moisture has evaporated; add one
tahleiipooiiful of flour, blend well, then
add one-half cupful of chicken stork,
one-fourth of teasjioonful of alt.
and little t"'PI"r. let cook two niln
ute. Cut Into halves sis hard cooked
eggs, remove the yolks C 1 1 mix them
with the . mushroom sauce. Kill the
egg with thl mixture and set them
Into a baking dish, surround with
tomato shU' '6 and heat thoroughly.
Just iH'fore toning place fillet of
sardine on each stuffed egg. Serve
from the baking dlidi. "
tour Cream Salad Dressing.
Whip the cupful of sour cream, add
one tablespoon ful of sugar, a te
siHwtiful of lemon Juice and a dnsh of
cayenne. Serve on sliced onions, let
tuce, cucumber or any other vege
tables. On cabbage It I psieclally
good.
Spread dry bread with butter,
sprinkle with finely cut or grated
cheese (a rich cheese that will not
become stringy when heated), put
layers Into a baking dlh until enough
has been pri-pnrod to supply the fam
ily, cover with the following custard :
-lie to ii cupful 1. 1 ,o.i... vti.a a
pinch of salt. See that enough egg
and mUk I used to well soak and
cover the bread. Ituke In a slow oven
and serve ut once nhen the custard Is
set.
e
8ardln Salad.
Skin and bone a doten sardines, add
a cupful of tunshed hnrd-cooked egg
yolks, two tubleHpooiifuls each of
chopped olive and celery, a pinch nt
dry mustard, and lemon juice to mois
ten. Mix and form Into hulls, roll In
boiled rice. Arrange around a mound
of stuffed olive nml serve garnished
with rose of muyonimlse.
Here I tnmiite recl(ie for those
who enjoy them:
Chicken Tsmsl.
Itoll a fowl until tender, salt and
season with onion or garlic while
cooking. Itemove the meat from the
bones and chop line, add a bit of gar
lic und a gonerous iiuuntlty of cayenne
pepper. Make a thick puslo of corn
nieul, suit find boiling water. Form
the meat Into rolls tho sire of the
linger and encase each In corn meal
paste, Wrap each tiimalo In corn
husk, tie with n strip of husk and drop
Into chicken stock to cook. Add two
or three Mcxleun pepper und cook
fifteen minutes.
Chicken 8ald.
Mix one pint of diced chicken with
one cupful of celery, a little chopped
cuhhiige, a bit of onion and green pep
per nnd add well sciisoiiikI mayonnaise.
Serve on tender lettuce.
Apple with the chicken In place of
enlihage makes a good change In the
flavor of the siilatl.
8panlh Chicken Soup.
Heat three cupful of chicken aottp
stock ii ml the suine of veal. Add a
grated onion, a finely minced enrrot
and two stalks of celery chopped fine.
Add one cupful of barley nnd simmer
until the barley is dune. Season to
taste nnd rub through n sieve before
lervlng.
lift), ivzc, wcaiim ncw.pspcr vaioa.)
FEW BUFFALO HERDS
ROAM THE PRAIRIES
Last of Phillips' Bunch Live
in South Dakota.
Ft. IMerre, 8. l. In a gulley on the
Missouri river' western hunk a few
hundred buffalo nestle lazily where
once roamed thousunds of their kin.
They represent the rcmulnder of the
old Ncotty Iiilllips herd, once the
argest buffalo herd In cuptlvlty and
the source of almost all the buffalo to
be seen la American parks und pre
serves.
Phillips, an Indian trader and a
rancher of a gwnerutlon ago, was the
first to tuke practical recognition of
the fact that the buffulo wus dying
out. He established a Jierd of the
ihuggy beusts on hi ranch here, and
Willi Ids hulf-breed wife cured for the
auliuaJs until the herd numbered
many thousands and was virtually i
the only buffalo herd, wild or tume.
In the United Slates. I
aiuce the death of Phillip soma
year ago the herd baa been lurgoly
dispersed, and park and reserve In '
a dozen (tale have established herd
of their own by acquiring anlmuls
from the runcli her. Circuses and
carnivals also have been good cus
tomers.
The Phillips herd now numbers less
than 2,000, but euch fall the ranch Is
the scene of a big buffulo bunt. In
which sportsmen from throughout the
country participate.
Iioneer of western South Dakota
recall many Interesting tale about
buffulo bunt of bygone day. The
most famous wa at Buffalo Gap. S.
IX, so culled because there, at a pas
through a mountain chain, the buf
falo would congregate at the migrat
ing Reason, sometimes to the number
of 300,000.
The buffalo hunter's greatest peril
lay lu the danger of being unhorsed
In the pull! of a buffalo stampede.
The animals, running forward, would
never swerve from a straight line.
Occasionally the buffalo would charge
a hunter, but the animal are easily
outridden if a puth of escaie I clear.
Likelihood that the buffulo ever
will become extinct ha virtually
punned. A hardy animal, the buffalo
will live and flourish lo captivity, lie
Is difficult- to transport by tralu. bow
ever, and most of the shlpmeut of
buffulo from the l'hllllp ranch have
been made on passenger tralu sched
ule, longer trip proving fatal to many
of the beasts.
Cleopatra, the Charmer,
Ate Garlic and Onions
London. British food experts who
hsve been making a sieclsl study of
the history of salads say the tomato
Is the single new Ingredient modern
times have contributed to sulsd mak
ing. The pharaobs even the beautiful
Cleopatra ate onions In large quanti
ties In their salads, and used garlic
and other hlgh-acented Ingredient.
Confucius ate cucumbers and the
ancient Chinese used mustard, water
cress and nasturtium leave and flow
ers In mixing their elaborate aalad.
hlch often contained hard-boiled
egg.
Ancient Perils also wa very fond
of ld. and ued lettuce and rad
ishes much a they are used In modern
aalad making. Sour wine, not unlike
modern vinegar, wa used on lettuce
by the Persians four thousand years
ago.
at With Wins Caught
by Washington Rancher
taklma. Wash. lists, owls and gob
lins, beware! The rapture of a cat
with wings has excited people at Wa-
pato, where Arthur Klngray, rancher,
is exhibiting the creature. Except for
the wings It looks like any cat, weigh
ing about twenty-five pounds. On the
back are four row of thick flesh and
loose skin, which when extended pos
sess a aiodifled form of wings a foot
wide.
- The cat has full control of this flan-
py skin, and when rumilng stretches It
out to help In speed and to expedite
leaps to fences and porchea. Usually
the sppeuduges are folded tightly to
the body.
Canadian Indian Who
Carries Vanity Case
Edmonton, Alta. There Is at lesst
one Indian In Canada who prefers the
modern vanity case and make-up box
to the wur paint of his ancestors, ac
cording to II. P. Sluiphy, trapper, from
the Ptarmigan lake district.
Murphy says that recently he met an
Indian on the troll wearing a vanity
box where formerly a scalping knife
had hung. From this the Indian pulled
a powder puff, powdered his face nnd
then extracted a smalt mirror from th
bag to assure himself that his make-up
was good.
Sourdoughs Look to Asia
Juneau, Alaska. Alaska sour
doughs, Imbued with the "mush on"
spirit, are looking across Bering sea
to Siberia with vision of going Into
that region In number to wush the
Asiatic snnd for gold. A second Alm
ka lie just over the strulls, they be
lieve, a well as opportunities to trade
for furs with natives.
Our Film Exports
Washington. The United Rtates ex
ported 210.130.074 linear feet of posi
tive motlou-plcture fllni, more than
40,WXI mile, valued at $(!,!KM,202, dur
ing the year ended June 80. For the
am period there wits a slight do
croati In tho export of negatives. -
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Custom Started by King
The the first performance of Th.,the "8e AdJn tUiM full height
Messiah" in Westminster abbey, the
effect produced upon George II was
such that he started to 'his feet and
remained standing until Us conclusion.
His example wa followed by the en
tire congregation, and It has been cus
tomary ever since to stand during the
performance of this chorus.
Ambition.
Ever since we were a boy w have
rlshed to write a discourse on chit-
., . . , . ,,, kissing his wife, "Now, dear, I'll die
Mains, Just the way Ralph Waldo, !.....
Emerson said when he finally got
around to It that be had always felt
about writing one on compensation.
but we have never been able to think
of a happy endlng.-Ohio State Jour-
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Peps Diary Unlqu.
In all English literature there I
nothing that so reflect society of the
time In which It was written, between
1660 and 1690, as Pepy's Diary. It
was inscribed In shorthand by Samuel
Pepy and was not published until
1825. The years in which he wrote
were gay and profligate times.
Practical Ornamentation.
Better the rudest work that tell
a ctory or record a fact than the
richest without meaning. There
should not be a single ornament put ;
upon great civic buildings without
some Intellectual Intention. Ruskln.
Pocket Gramophone.
The smallest gramophone In , tha
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"Sight" of Angleworms
Though angleworms cannot distin
guish objects, they are not blind. They
have light-sensitive organs distributed
along the whole length of their bodies.
Give Him a Race, Anyway
Don't follow tho leader even when
he I on the right track, pas him. If
you can. N. N. In the Boston Tran
script. Gullets and Gullibility
Nobody ever choked to death trying
to swallow rumors. They slip down
too easily. Toledo Blade.
Leads In Natural Gas.
West Virginia produces more na
tural gits than all tha other states com
bined. Softening th Blow.
"Would Use Cotton as a Club," says
a dally paper headline. Sort of a
HtufM club, so to speak. Exchange,
Benefits Evsrybody.
Inner sunshine warms not only the
heart of the owner, but all who come
la contact with It. J. T. Fields.
Train to Pit.
For men of middle age, the best belt
Is the shortest. Boston Herald.
Whole Duty of Man.
Church slogan from Wakefield: "Be
square all the week and then be
'round on Sundny." Boston Transcript.
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The Newburgh Addresses.
The Newburgh addresses was the
name given to two anonymous letters
to the American army, written from
Newburgh, N. Y, by John Armstrong
In 1783, recltinc the grievances of the
soldiers and asking for arrears of pay.
His Nam Perpetuated.
The humorous slang phrase, "to
Bant," meaning dieting with the pur
pose of losing weight, originated In
the making of a verb from the name
Dantlng. Banting was the advocate
of such a system, which bears his
name.
Where Evs Scores.
Girl babies hare a much batter,
chance of life than boy babies. While
at twenty-one. Eve adds to her stature
up to thirty. For every hundred men
who go bald, here Is only on Eva.
Kindness Universal.
I have sped by land and sea, and
mingled with many people, but never
yet could find a spot unsunned with
human kindness. Tupper.
Besstl
Absent-minded business man, after
tate a couple of letters." Awgwsn.
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To keep books on shelves or In
""V" d ndlt,on; '" thaai
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"Man was 'made when nature waa
but an apprentice, but woman when
she was a skillful mistress of her art."
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Most men go through life as rivers
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of the ground. Josh Billings.
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