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About The Ione independent. (Ione, Or.) 1916-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1928)
; What Ed How Likti ; ! lovo iccointillitliimfiitir, iim tnsto, aitccoae. Tin RitMilCHt enjoyment I find la "show" I tlio cleverness of those who attract the nudluiiee. I like to see people attract iitioniloni display tustu oiitl sense, earn large wages, mid Its world their big pay. K. V. tlowu'e Monthly. Not Much Attraction MVe tluill ha dimmed In form per hapa," our favorite radio preacher recently V declared. "Imt otherwise immortality will Hud tin the wny we , are." Comforting to ninny, no doubt; but don't lull Unit to a nmn with buy fever and expect htm to cheer. i'urm and Flresldo. Heredity The nmn who hellevce thoro la a much exercise In cutting the gross iii there la In playing golf hna a aon who thlnka there la aa much exercise In running to the-Mora aa there la In chasing an outfield fly. St. Louie I'oet Dispatch. , May Wedding The auporatllloua belief Dint Mny marriages era unlucky la merely be eaurtaj the church, In the old dnya, banned that month. It la not when you ninrry, but whom, that matter. May la aa lucky aa any other mouth. Invisible Ink The almpleat of ell tnvlslble tnka la milk or, better Kill, buttermilk. If ued with a perfectly clean new pen and on unglnzed pnper, It will not rhow. The rasleat wny to bring It out la to Iron It with a hot flutlrou. Success Rucreni In any of llfe'a endeavor la the product of atuity and thought. It requires clone application. ' Hut achievement la possible lo any nmn who hoe the Initiative and determine' tlon tq equip himself. Orlt. Thought for Today ' It wns the policy of my father to mnke hla children feel that home waa the happlmt place In the world; and I value tlita deltcloua home feeling ae one of the choicest glfia a piirvnl con bestow. Wnnhlngton Irving. It' Side-Splitting A European aclcnttst predicts thnl within five yeara we athnll be able to epllt an atom. And to think that a few yeara ago we aneered at people for apllttlng halra I Cleveland I'luln lealor. That', It We like the nmn whose Impulse It la to rny yea much better than the one whose Impulse la to any no, but the trouble la thnt the former never hna anything to lend. Ohio 8tnte Journal Deflation It Isn't dulleult for a man to atari out In the morning feeling like an epic poem and return home at night feeling Ilka a typographical error. I'lillttdelphla Inquirer. They're Craxy Tboae llrltlsh phyalclnue who any that crying la food fur the com plexlon of courae never hnd to put mi fine after a hard cry. Loulavllle Tlmea. Malta Them$lve$ Mi terabit : It la not ao much happlneaa aa Im patience that from time to time poa e-Bce men. and then they choose to call themaelvea miserable. Guot he. Mitfortune Bring Happinenf "Kven misfortune bring aome hap plneaa," an Id III Ho, the ange of Chinatown. "It enablea our enemies to rejoice." Washington Star. Sleep Antidote , A radio program awakened a worn' an wbo had been aaleep for ISO houra. 1'robahly tome one alnglng one of thoaa Diaminy lullaby things. . Never Thought of That A lover of the cranberry any a It la fine antiscorbutic. Now, w hnd never thought of that Arkanana Ua sett. Food for Thought Eating flah la aald to nourish the brnln. 80 louie people ahould eat whale. Nothing to Stop Them Soma penple'e mlnda ara ao open thnt ao Idea gwa clean through tlicm. . . , . k wit e rn- PROOF RESTS WITH PATIENTS Lallan and rumta and aadraaats of himdradt at grateful patlanU contain) In our KHKK HOOK on Hictii and tnlon allmantst alio detail of I. C. J, Data noiwuralcil Htlhod of trtiU in tut, which wa m aiclutlvahi. Strut lor N today and I tam W our wKiribN ahkukanib TO Kl IMINATK l'ILI OR rr.n Hr.riiNiirrn. TOiOiiCiiNiC a' - r . 1 a it. am aavi RECTAL M a . Pt.r- P.K. ... aanaalalHai alltaa TMrn wmrrtHQ laaa a 1 rMt irir ) aav Qraek Monaatery IPrtrand bt iht National Uaaraahla awitir, Waabinaioa. D. CI TIII;IIU la a legend, perhapa It la blatury, that there waa once a ruler In t'onatantlnople who die- liked hla brother and wlahed to banlah him to the remoteat corner of bla klniclcim. Consequently the mon arch built a monnatery on a well-nigh Itiacceaalble mountain In Theaaaly and founded a brotherhood, about four hundred yeara ago, In what aoemed to be the utterinoet corner of the earth. The monaatery waa called "Me teora," meaning 'domicile of the sky." After the original waa built, twenty three othera groued themaelvea around and were Inhabited for awhile. They were, however, finally aban doned, wltb the exception of three, Which are ait 1 11 In uae. To reach this entitlement one can go directly from Athena by train lo .13 hours, or one can croaa the Theaaa knlnn plains In reven hours by train from the port of V11I0. The season of good weather com Ricncce In April, when the mountalna ara green and yellow with goraa and the sun ahlnea almost continually. Karller there ara apt to be heavy ruin 1, and the aprlng. thaw cauaea a mist to rlre front the frozen mountalna. which ubscurea the view, while the snow, melting Into the earth, makea mud one or two feet deep, and traveling on boraeback la almost Impossible. If, however, ona la fortunate enough to hit the Inst of winter, when Uie aun ahlnea and the mountalna are still re splendent In their dnxzllng whiteness, then one aeea them lo all their glory. The rocky emlnencee on which atand the 14 monumenta of man'a erstwhile habitation eeeni to forbid nearer ap proach, and yet they lure the adven turer to them by their danger. Acroaa the Plains ef Thaaaaly. The seven' houre trip acroaa the plnlna of Theaiwly to the town of Kulabnka la moat enchanting. Itunw after range of bllla roll up from the plateau. The footbllla In winter ara powdered with anow, aa though ao angel hnd ahnken the down from hie wings; the higher bllla are whiter and bleaker, and the highest bllla are aa pure aa the drifting clouds Into which they eeein to melt and dlaappear Into highest heaven. The train crawla over the bllla and acroaa the plulua at a alow speed, and the theep-doga run barking by Ita aide; Indeed, ona wonders that they do not outpace lt The flllagea, In variably set back from the railway, are far better to look at to Ilia dls tnnce, for the stucco bouaea are not attractive near to; but their lint, red roofs add a pleaalng touch of color to the middle landscape. Occasionally a Greek priest, wltb long beard, long balr, and long gar menta, rldea by. - Hie high bat and hla large croaa Indicate prominently bla calling, and, If ha la not to too great a hurry, a pedeetrlan may atop him, klaa hla croaa, and be touched on the forehead with a little switch, pre rumnbly dipped In holy water, and tire alnner ohtulna absolution for the day Una leavea the train at Kalabnka, and there takes homes and guldea to climb to the hlgb-bullt nionaaterlea Kor three houra the horrea pick their way over hlllaldea where, In the month of February, no trail It visible. Up the beda of streams the way lends and the rushing waters must be forded. Suddenly otie cornea upon a rock formation ao awe-compelling from lis Immense height and forbidding steepness that 'Dure could have Im agltied no mora formlduhle bulwark Andromeda might have been chained to one of these rhecr rocks, and the englea thut swoop, and dip, and circle among them could have been Die only Blouaea Made of Moira If you've wondered whether nmlre waa definitely smart this sou son, you'll And thnt It la, for now even blouaea aa well aa dresses ore select ing mnlrt aa their fulirlc A new, sup ple, autln-bnck moire used for blouaea la aeen In white, blonde, pench and red to accompany the aprlng totlleur. Chiffon Kerchief A social success la the largo ker chief of chiffon, 01 It la cuusulcuous- L nft l)Vkl of Trinity, thing to reach ber, until Perseus came to set her free. la those daya the valley waa evidently a body of water and could easily have harbored a mon ster of tha deep. Now t river winds along, like a ahlnlng thread, with wide sandy banks, that Indicate tha pret ence of wider abeot of water not ao very lung ago. Bulldlnge Cling to Rock Walla. Aa tha traveler looka In wonder at a detached colossal pillar of atone, he discovers on Ita aeemlngly nnattalo able ruintnlt building I Tbla habi tation of man, half natural rock and half artificial, aeemt most extraordi nary. Uuldea'draw attention to the higher preclplcea, and aa one grow aecuatomed to their outllnea ha aeea, on all aldea, monasteiica lucked Into the ledgee of the perpendicular walla. The Oral abode of the contempo rary monka la Ilarlaam, which la sold to contain a wonderful Itytantlne II brary; entrance to this monastery la barred to women. An hour further on Ilea another monaatery, Trinity, where both men and women visitor are allowed to enter. The wbole of the west plain of Theaaaly Ilea behind, and the white mountains of the 1'lndoa range rise rugged and Imposing ahead. At the base of the rock on which Trinity la perched. Ilka an eagle a neat, the guldet halloo and beat with a stick 00 a tin can, found In the bnshea. Soon an answering rail cornea back, and over tha precipice, aome 300 feet above, the peering face of aeveral monka appear. Then aomethlng ter pentine fllea Into tha air, and aa It drop? perpendicularly, discloses, dan gling from a coll of roe, what looka like a amnll Osh net. When the cable touches the earth the flb net prove to be' a large-sited rope bag, which opena and spreads out flat on the ground. One at time would-be vlsltora are Invited to atep Into the middle of this net and equal. Turk-fashion. The edges are then gathered together on to a large Iron book. A about la giv en, and tha net soar upward, while Its occupant foela somewhat like ao orange at the bottom of a market woman's bag. Hauled Up by Rope. The ascent tukea Just three min utes. Occasionally the open-work ele vator awing Into tha rock with a alight bump, but the monka at the top wind the wlndlaaa alowly, and the bumping doesn't hurt, but aa a com pensation the view grow mora beau tiful every aecond. At Inst the top ta reached. There la a final awing out ward, to get a rebound Inward, aeveral pairs of banda are outstretched to pull the net over to the platform, and then cornea a drop on to the atona floor! Tha book la detached, the nieahea opened, and the paaaengcr la helped to hla feet by tha black-robed brother They all gather around with worda of welcome and banda ready to be ahak en In greeting. In their aerie monastery tha monk live comfortably enough. The vlsl tora' parlor and tha room reserved for guesta to sleep In ara scrupulously clean, and tha cells, though 'aurtcre, are alao tpotlcaa, tha wall covered with whitewash. Vlsltora are refreshed with Jelly and brandy aa ta the custom In many part of Greece, Beyond Trinity, the monastery of Kulut Stephen ran be visited without resort to a wlndlaaa and rope ele ator. One cllmba by trull 10 a neighboring pinnacle and then crosses a chasm to Snlnt Stephen over a narrow bridge. At the further end the visitor must pass through a low-vaulted atnble wltb Us pigs, sheep, aud goats. IScyond a courtyard Ilea the monastery equipped much Ilka Trinity. ly present at exclusive dance attend ed by tha amart younger set, It la carried In the evening purse or tied around the wrist, and frequently It appears aa a bandana wrapped around a youthful bead. Batiste Lingerie A revival of tha old lingerie, made of batiste and linen Instead of allk, show juat how exquisite auch lin gerie can be, especially when beauti fully embroidered and trimmed with real laces. , Telephone Directory : vi. Encyclopedia e t (UNO LARDNEB To Uie Kdltort They seems to he a few people In the Lulled Htulea thut still think w wasn't Justified or aomethlng In de claring war on Gormuuy, but 1 guess these bird would foci different If they atopped to think thut It wua a tier uiuii thut Invented tha telephone end If Louvulu and Uie sinking of tha Louisiana wua a crime, whut about the Invention of Uie telephone, which cornea from tha 2 Greek words tele, meunlng fur off, and puoua, meaning sound and maybe It la on sect, of m llvelng In Greut Neck which Isn't fur from tha Sound why niuyhe that I why tha telephone aervlce Isn't so well yon know. When a man stops to think that the telephones ara Invented by a German, why you can't help but believe the reat about them for InsL Inventing tear gus and etc. but not only thut but It also abowa how vs. democracy they waa when they Invented some thing thut nobody but only the leisure cluss can use because for lust. 1 and you could not never afford It even If we only figured our lime 00 10c per br. which nobody gets aa little aa thut now daya only the president of Hur- vard collega or a aoldler or some thing. For lust. If 1 am out here In Greut Neck and want to tulk to some body In N. X, City wny It wouldn't only cost me about f'.'.oo to go down there jnd see Uiem wny if I telephoned It would be 30c tor the cult and 2 daya to put It through aud If 1 worked on a 8 br. basla on 10c per br, why that would be a totul of I1.S0 for Uie 2 duya that It took for them to put Uia telephone ltd! through where I could go down and see them and get back In 3 hra. or aome auch figure. Cut In Uie case of the leisure cluss, It'a different aa Uie only real work they balf to do the whole yr. around la muke out their Income tai blauka which only takes 8 months to figure out bow they can beat the gov't, and If it waa not tor tha telephone they wouldn't know what to do Uie rest of their time where aa now when they get Ured 'f poker and bridge and etc. and have got a few duya left on their band why all aa they half to do to kill a couple of daya ta try and get somebody 00 the telephone. liut I don't wont my genial readers to think this crabby article means that 1 don't bold no brief for the tele phone company. On Uie other bund. If It waa not fur a German Inventing the telephone why they wouldn't of been no American Inventing the tele phone directory which la the greatest Institution we got left here from a lmusement pt. of view. The telephone directory bat never been gave the credit It deserve and pertouly I have got 1 regret In life which la that 1 didn't keep all the telephone dlrectorlea which waa ever gave to me aa It would aave me from buying a cyclopedia which costs I-KJ a case which opposed to a telephone directory that don't coat nothing If yon ever get It and baa got 8 or 9 Umea aa many nuir in It and be aldea that the namea In the cyclopedia la 00 dead compared to the namea In the telephone directory which la only SOCe dead when you try and call them up. I alsi wlahed I could bring 4th a modern vol. to prove my assertions, but unfortunately the only telephone books I got In the bouse I the latest one from Great Neck where yon al ready know the number of the grocery ator aud the butcher ahop and the taxi cab Co. end Mr. (Juun whu loans you money and also the N. X. City telephone directory of May 2, 1017, and 1 suppose If 1 live here a couple more years they will give me a Octo ber book of 1U17 aud keep me up to date. 80 I will balf to prove my point If any by quoting from tha N. V. City telephone directory of May 2, 11)17, as follows aa they any : In the first place It anya that use full Information can be found on I'age 17. So you turn to f age 17 and the Drat thing that atrlkea you In the eye ball la a ad that anya we sell arllllclul limbs that flu Well, suppose that aome morning you waa to wake op and have a cravelng for a artificial limb that fit you and you didn't know how to go about It to get one und they waa not no telephone directory In the home why here would you be at? You would balf to call up and ask for Information which la another word for practical Jok. and they would fine ly give you a firm that sold artificial llmlis that dldnt come near fitting and you would buy 1 and half to walk dowu the at all out of kllterand peo ple would look at you and make you feel like a fool. On t'uge 22 they give yon Informa tion for telephone users which they don't clulm Is useful! but It says you can call Information froe of charge and also tha Co. wants criticism but It ahould always be made by tele phone, why by the time you reach the party It would be 8 or yra. niter ana the management would of ciiungea. All told, It looka to me like the telephone which waa mnde In Ger many wu enough excuse for us fight ing them where aa the telephone di rectory which was made In America ta work thnt ought to go down In history Ilka "Huckleberry Finn" or "Casey Jones" or something. P. S. The book also anya that they have got rest room for operators but don't say nothing about reat room for blfd thnt call up. (0 r tbt Utll (radical, tncl Little WHY, OF COURSE! She waited on the corner Joyously, then pensively, then expectantly, then casually, then anxiously, and two houra passed. "Man," she aald, "la a perfidious animal, faithless and untrue. Incapa ble of consummating a promise," and so she became a cynic. Two hundred yards down the street he aald the tame thing about women she waa on the wrong corner. Tit Illta. How to Hit 80 Auto Prospect But 1 don't want to buy a car that runs 70 or 80 miles an hour. Salesman Don't let that worry you. Tiiia car doesn't really go that fust But people like to brag about going fust and to please them wa fix the speedometers ao they show twice as much aa the car la going. Path finder. LEARNING BY NOTE Friend "la your daughter learn ing to alhg by noter Dad "Yet five-dollar note every lesson." What a Break! A wealthy citizen wbo bad tasted mod of life' pleasures was feeling low. Nothing specific seemed to be the matter, but low be was. So be called hla physician. "Doctor," he complained, "I'm tick of everything." "Great." American Legion Monthly, Mood A teacher wa instructing the clnsa 00 the "moods of verbs," end t the conclusion of the lesson asked tbe fol lowing questiona "Let the cow go Into the shed. What mood?" A child' replied: "The cow mooed.' PRESENTED AT COURT "Ho cays he'a been presented at court." "I'll aay he baa twice for embezzle ment and forgery once." Televition "I can't take a good picture of your bnhy when it la kicking ao!" auld tbe photographer. A the negro woman gathered up her walling offspring she murmured "De next time Ah come to have yo' ilcturo took Ah'U leave yo' to home 1 77i Jokei "Did you write all the Joke In your howr "Yea." "Well, If I may compliment you, you must be much older than you look." An Aberration Hla Sister (wruthfully) now on earth did you come to propose to hert Dn ted Youth Well, we were altting on the stairs, and some one came and kicked me on the back of the bead. All Over Country Policeman (at scene of mnrdcr) lou can't come In here. Iteporter But I've been sent to do tbe murder. Country Pollcemnn Well, you're foo lute; the murder' been done. Complication in Refueal Mr. Jonea Doesn't your husband' tutterlng bother youT Mr. Smith On Uie contrary, It helps me. He'd much rather help with tha housework than aay "No, Woman Driver IliketodrivewithCham FionSparkPlugs because know I'll not be annoy ed with engine trouble due to faulty spark plugs. Champion la the bcttcrtpark plug because U ha an exclusive sUli manlta Insulator sp ' dally created to with stand tha much higher tcmperaturea of the modern hlgh-compref Ion engine. Also a new . patented solid copper gaakct-eeal thatremainj I absolutely gst-tight under high compres sion. Special analysis electrode whichastura a fixed spark-gap under U driving conditions. CHAMPION SpargPlugs TttVk,Oha M Dependable for Every Engine Enough of It William F. Uroenlng, tbe new mayor of Baltimore, waa talking about the Churchill-Mellon contro versy over war debts. 'We have forgiven the AUIea over half their debt to us," be aald, "but still they're not content With argu ment, wheedling and abuse they hope to get out of paying the other half. "The thing reminds me of U14 monopolist who said: " 'You are too hard on us. Ton ought to do aa yon want to be done by.' That's Just It: ald the trust buster. "We don't want to be done by anybody.' "Detroit Tree Press. NURSES know, and doctors have declared there' nothing quite like Bayer Aspirin or all torts of ache and paint, but be lure it tr genuine Bayer; that name must be on the package, and on every tablet Bayer is genuine, and the word genuine in red i on every box Yon can't go wrong if yott will just look at the box; lanlria Is tha tnite aiatk f MaBifaetat Meaaa.tict14tMr tt aslielleatll Nobleman' Store Travelt "to regain the fortune they lost aa a result of the World war nn Austrian riohlemnn and hi family are traveling through their country In a combina tion store and home mounted on auto mobile trucks. When stops are made the van Is quickly converted Into an open-air store, with steps, display windows, balconies and gabled roof surmounted by nntlera. The borne consists of a pnrlor, bedroom and kitchen while the trailer hat space for a aecond bedroom. 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