T W IC E
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G resham O utlook
VOL. 8, NO. 79
GRESHAM.
MULTNOMAH COUNTY.
MILK PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED
BY SWATTING THE BOARDERS
AND BETTER COW SELECTIONS
OREGON
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1918
Bill’s Island Refuge Under Guns
C ontinued a g ita tio n of th e cost-of- b o ard er cowg a re lo sin g money for th e ir
m ilk q u e stio r an d th e reaso n s w hy ow ners,
T h is d airy m an say s he fa 'ls to recall
d airy m en a re sid lin g off th e ir h erd s
a ‘■■ingle in stan ce w here b o ard ?'- cows
has produced ,om p th e o rie s an d a few
have m ad * th e ir ow n e rs an y p rofit d u r
lacts gained from th e ex p erien ce a f a ing th e p ast tw o o r th re e years. P re
t uccessful d a iry m a n —one w ho is m ak
vious to th is tim e it is e x c e 'd in g ly
iug m oney a t th e b u sin ess rig h t along d o u b tfu l w h eth er a b o ard er cow did
and w ill c o n tin u e to do so. T h e secret m e r • th a n pay for h er feed—If sh e ac
com plished t h a t ' m uch. T hey a re n ’t
oi h is success is to keep pace w ith th e
la y in g for th e ir feed today, so th ey
I l : c n ased cost of e v e ry th in g p e rta in in g
m ust be e lim in a te d from every h erd ,
to h is b u sin ess by k eep in g up a supply if all u n d e rta k in g s alo n g th e d a iry in g
of m ilk from th e cow s th a t w ill offset line a re to prove profitable.
A n o th er th in g he te lls us: It Is
( xpenses and leave a m a rg in of profit
b
e
tte r to ow n a few h ig h -g rad e row s
T he w ar h as b ro u g h t m any poblem s
to th e a tte n tio n o f th e farm er, and not th a n a larg e h erd of b o ard ers o n e a r
the least of th e se problem s is to h an d le board ers. T he m ore cow s of th e iow-
th e d a iry b u s'n e ss so it w ill be a bet p ro d u cin g type th e fa rm e r ow ns, th e
te r la y in g pro p o sitio n . U nder ex istin g g re a te r h is ch an ces for lo sing tnoic-y.
•onditions it is ad v isab le to p u t even Give each cow a te st, he says, e lim in
th e sm a lle st d a iry b u sin ess on a solid a te th e b o ard ers, th e n as rap id ly as
fo u n d atio n a t th e e a rlie s t possible d ate. possible fill th e dep leted ra n k s w ith
T he fa rm e r who keeps a few cow s and hig h -g rad e an im als.
co n sid ers th e sale of d a iry p ro d u cts
m erely a side line, to g e th e r w ith the
m an w ho m ak es d a iry in g h is sole oc
cupation, w ill receive beneficial re su lts
from th e adop tio n of th e b u sin ess m eth
ods of th is successful m ilk p roducer.
H e te lls his b ro th e r d a iry m e n th a t
in th e first place th e “ b o a rd e r” row s
m u st be e lim in a te d from th e ir herds.
H e ad m its th a t d u rin g th e p a st sev eral
y ears th e re h as been a g re a t deal of
a tte n tio n given th e e lim in a tio n of th e
b o ard er cow ; y et in sp ite of th e h a rd
facts w hich have been well circu lated ,
and w hich prove conclusively th a t th e
b o ard er cow -is th e d a iry m a n 's ch ief
stu m b lin g block, he finds b o ard er cows
in p ra c tic a lly every com m unity.
E a tin g
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$150
PER YEAR
AFTER-WAR MISTAKES SHOULD
BE AVOIDED--PEACE HAS NOT
COME NOR IS THE KAISER DEAD
Ju s t a fte r th e rev o lu tio n th e w orld at its service, he says. T he a rm y
m ade th e m ista k e of th in k in g it w as would protiably obey llln d e n b u rg any
all over J u s t a fte r the b a n ish m en t of way, but th u s doubly c o n stitu te d com
N apoleon to E lba t i l e world m ade the m u rd e r th e n - Is no doubt ab o u t its
sam e m ista k e ; and so it h as done In obeying him . 'lin d e u b u rg was alw ays
v ario u s o th e r a p p a re n t s e ttle m e n ts of loyal li> th e k aiser, ven w hen th e kats-
plaguy q u estio n s. I t may be th a t It Is e r w as not loyal to him . as In th e ca«
m ak in g th e sam e m istak e in th e sub- of hia d isp u te w ith l.u d en d o rff, w lv i
m issive re tire m e n t of th e person os- llln d e n b u rg w anted to ••urrender and
te n ta tlo u sly re fe rre d to as "M r W 11- ) l.udendorff. we a re told, Insisted on
liam H ohenzollern * In th e d isp atch es, g o in g on. T he a p p o in tm e n t or H ind
H e r H e a d O ff.
No m a tte r how c arefu lly th e fa rm
e r m ay lay h is p lans, th e cost of keep
ing a cow is c o n sta n tly in creasin g .
T h is fact w ill be fully realized before
sp rin g . In th e sp rin g an d su m m er,
T h e w o rld h a s been "fe d u p " on Bill H o h en zo lle rn , ex -k n iser of
when p a stu re is av ailab le, th e m ilk-pro
G e rm a n y , a n d w a n ts to fo rg et th e a rc h n iu rd e re r ns soon n s possible.
N e v e rth e le ss B ill's d o in g s w ill lie a point of in te re s t fo r som e tim e to
d u cin g cow d o esn 't so easily "e a t h e r
com e— u n til ju s tic e an d p u n is h m e n t,o v e rta k e him
H ere is tin 1 sp o t
head o ff” as is th e case w hen sh e con
B ill h ad in m in d — if e v e r h is fa te fu l d ay to a b d ic a te cam e— an d is
sum es th e c o n te n ts of th e g ra n a ry , th e
now h ere. It is his $ 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 p alac e, b u ilt on th e Islan d of C orfu
hay-m ow and th e silo. “ W hy n o t m ake
by E m p re s s E liz a b e th of A u stria
B ut Bill m ay not get th e re . T he
scen e below Shows th e h a rb o r of C o rfu , w ith B ritish anil F ren ch
h is to ry ,” he asks, " d u rin g th e re m a in
w a rsh ip s g u a rd in g (lit e n tra n c e
T h e islan d is oil' th e coast of G reece,
d er of 1918 in e lim in a tin g th e b o ard er
in th e Io n ian g ro u p .
cows from o u r h e rd s to such an e x te in t
th a t th e dairy, b u sin es n ex t y e a r will
allow g re a te r p ro fits th a n have been
realized in th e p a s t? ”
It is not d iffic u lt to s t a r t a h erd of
good cows. T h e firs t esse n tia l is a
Swat the Boarders.
W hile M r. G om pers is m a k in g h is > s h irts , m ore of e v e ry th in g of th a t kind
T h ere a re sev eral reaso n s, he say s hig h -g rad e bull. It is often possible sta n d of “ n o t a cen t o r m in u te le ss” ,o r I"88 m oney th a n they a re p aying
w hy th e b o ard er cows should be “swat-1 to buy a d e sirab le bull calf for a reason-
c ig a rm a k e rs, th e b a rb ers, th e soda now, an d th e m an w ith th e hoe m ust
te d ” w ith o u t delay. In th e firs t place ble sum . T h is is th e ch eap est m ethod for
,
. ,
.
r l * ‘ to th e w o rld 's em ergency an d do
tha ,,
. .
,
,
,
,
it is well to rem em b er th a t w hile th e of se c u rin g a good bull. A n o th er fo u n tain o p e ra to rs, th e bellhops,
r ’
it, as he h as alw ay s done w hen a hun-
price of b u tte r h as been high of late, m ethod is to v is it th e s u rro u n d in g ele v a to r o p e ra to rs, th e re s ta u r a n t w ait- g ry WOrld appealed to him .
th e value of ro u g h feed, v ario u s g ra in s, c o u n try w h ere h ig h -g rad e a n im a ls a re ers. th e b a rte n d e rs ’ u n io n , th e tr a in , Now It m ay be th a t th ese people
m ill feeds, etc., lias also ta k e n a sk y kept, an d w hen it m ay be possible to b u tch ers, th e p a n ts p ressers, th e cash w ho a re a p p ealin g to th e m an w ith th e
buy a bull from an o w n er who finds it re g is te r th u m p ers, and m an y o th e r p e o -! hoe a re not In a recip ro cal fram e of
w ard hike.
U nder e x istin g co n d itio n s it d o esn ’t d esirab le to in tro d u ce new blood in his pie w ho h av e been h e lp in g to w in th e of m ind. I t m ay be th a t th e y w a n t to
tak e long to feed five d o lla rs' w o rth of h erd , an d for th e seaso n can disp en se w ar in tow n, let us tu r n o u r a tte n tio n get all th is good from th e m an w ith
w ith th e a n im al. T he fa rm e r of lim to th e m an w ith th e hoe.
hay an d g ra in to a cow.
I the ho«- and n o t give him a sin g le re-
Good cow s a re p ay in g for th e ir feed, ited m ean s c a n n o t s t a r t o u t w ith
T h e in cessan t ap p eal of th e w orld j ciprocal ad v an tag e.
and in m ost in stan ces a re re tu rn in g a larg e h erd of pu re-b red cows, h eaded now is for m ore food an d c lo th in g .
T he b a rb e r now re q u ire s th e m an
su b s ta n tia l profit as w ell; b u t th e 1 by a costly bull.____________________
O nly th e a rm ie s have been g e tln g real- w ith th e hoe to exchange th e equlva-
“NOT A CENT OR MINUTE I ESS"
He m ay be as dead and as gone as he , e n b u rg is somewhat as if, on th e ex-
seem s to be, b u t on th e o th e r h and he pulsion of N apoleon to Elba, th e acw
m ay n o t; an d in o u r opinion it is deslr- F re n c h govern m en t should have a p
able to keep in' m ind the p o ssib ility pointed M arshal Ney co m m an d er of
th a t he m ay not, even w hile a c tin g all th e arm ie s of F ra n c e
on th e g en eral th eo ry th a t he Is.
T h e re is no sem blance, how ever.
T he G erm an people a re not Uolshe-j pole a w as exiled to E lba, b u t Wil-
v ik i by n a tu re , n o r a re they d em o crats liam w ent to H olland of h is own free
o r rep u b lican s by n a tu re . T hey have lwtl, and th o u g h he "sig n ifie d h is dfc-
been b ro u g h t up by h and ev er since s ire to ab d ica te,” th e re h as not yet
th e d ay s of th e G ran d E lector. We b u n produced a single sc ra p of w rit
have a loose way of ta lk in g a b o u t how ing from him w ith th e w ord "anuica
th ey have been
d ep en d in g on th e tio n ” in it. He lias gone a few m iles
k a ise r “ fo r fo rty y e a rs” ; w hy, the aw ay ironi G erm any to w atch events.
P ru s sia n s tiave been dep en d in g on him H i-- can stay th e re ’ill a fte r th e peace
for o v er 200 years. T he only nthv io n e ien c e is over. T hen, w h atev er
th in g In th e m a tte r of dependence on G erm any m eaning (he so ld iers w in
him of all th e G erm an s ta te s w hich [ a rc u 'l th e pow er th e re is in G erm any
had h ith e rto been d ep en d in g on him o r
m ay decide to do, th e allies will
th e A u stria n em p e ro r or th e ir own have no rig h t to in te rfe re w ith it;
kings. T he P ru s s ia n was ta k e n by , and, vltli th e ir d isb an d ed arm ie s, no
th e scu ff of h is neck by th e g ran d , pow er
elector, F re d e ric k W illiam , und F red-
W ra t will G erm an y decide to do?
e rlck th e G reat and fa irly poured Into i P ro claim a rep u b lic? If "M r. H ohcn
h is clo th es u n til he w as th e ex act mod- j zo llern " h as an y p lan in h is m ind,
cl prev io u sly designed by th o se p rin c e -’ th a t will not In te rfe re w ith It. He says
ly ta ilo rs ; It w as th e sam e tilin g P eter his m odels a re F re d e ric k II, C hai lea
the G rt'at u n d erto o k to do in R ussia. V and T heodorlc th e O stro g o th ; h u t
less successfully.
lie is not above ta k in g a h in t from
All of a sud d en th e G erm an is de Nap« li on. In 1848 F ra n c e had a re v
prived of Ills L ittle F a th e r. T ra in e d o lu tio n anil d ro v e Its k in g o ff the
for g e n e ra tio n s to obey o rd ers, he has '.liro’.e ; It even d eclared th e second
nobody to obey except a fly-by-tilght rep u b lc. L ouis N apoleon w as fa rth e r
cab in et th a t is too m uch lik e him self aw ay from F ra n c e th a n W illiam Is
to resp ect w liat th e re is of B olshe now from G erm any. He crossed th e
vism poceeds to d is p o rt Itself to th e ch an n el, d eclared h im self a c a n d id a te
g re a t d is ta s te of th e g en eral G erm an, for p re sid e n t, w as elected. T h en he
except In th e case of Dr. Solf, w ho d eclared h im self em p ero r of F ran ce,
ex a g g e ra te s th e case for th e purpose s ta tio n e d h is so ld ie rs a t th e rig h t
of g e ttin g th e u rm lstic e m odified. The p o in ts so th a t th e re sh o u ld be no se
soldiers, In th is o r th a t city, ta k e hold rio u s opposition and becam e N apoleon
of th in g s an d p u t dow n th e rio tin g — III. F ra n c e is a very d iffe re n t c o u n
alm ost m ech an ically , as If obeying som e try from docile, so ld ier-rid d e n G er
subconscious tr a it. N ext we read th a t m any, w ith Its p assio n fo r obedience,
100 re g im e n ts d em and the Im m ediate and y et P re sid e n t B o n ap arte 's trau s-
convocation of a c o n stitu e n t assem b ly ; latlo n of h im self Into E m p ero r Nupol-
th ey w ant Bomebody to obey, an d w ant K in w as alm o st bloodless,
it rig h t aw ay.
j I t is no w onder th a t H olland Is re-
M eanw hlle th e new g o v e rn m e n t's p o rted a s g e ttin g um usy over W illiam 's
first a c t w as to a p p o in t H tu d e n b u rg presence. So w ill th e w orld before
com m an d er of th e arm y . Ilia sw ord is long. New York T im es.
ly enough to e a t fo r som e fo u r y e a rs I lent of six egs for a shave, b u t u n d e r a
back.
d isp e n sa tio n of p len ty th e b a rb e r will
T he 420.000,000 people of E urope a re d em and th e eq u iv a le n t of tw o dozen
H a ro ld W ilso n , only son of th e la ta 1 T e le g ra p h ic d is p a tc h e s by th e As not th e on ly h u n g ry people in th e eggs fo r a shave, acco rd in g to Mr.
w orld. T h e re a re h u n g ry people In G om pers’ idea. ThlH is a triv ia l in-
Ja m e s A. a n d Id a V. W ilso n , w as b o rn so e ia te d P re s s u n d e r d a te of Novem
th e U nited S tates, m an y of them . T h e re , stance. All alo n g the line, th e re is a
on th e fa rm w h ich lias a lw ay s been h er 27 s ta te th e lo c a tio n of th e 35
AN OLD DISEASE
OIL COMPANIES ACTION
is no such th in g as "p le n ty to e a t" - h u m a n ity call for th e m an w ith th e
WITH A NEW NAME
WAS NOT JUSTIFIED
his h om e 25 y e a rs ag o la s t A u g u st. • co m b a t d iv isio n s a n d six d e p o t d iv l- w hen food com m ands su ch p rices a s I hoe to produce m ore an d reduce th e
' price so th a t th e w o rld ’s h u n g e r m ay
H e s p e n t tw o y e a rs in th e G re sh a m , sio n s of th e A m e ric a n a rm y in it does in th e U nited S tates.
" S p a n is h in flu e n z a ” is a very old
T h a t oil c o m p a n ie s w ere n o t ju s tl-
Tile sh o rta g e of c lo th in g is lik ew ise be appeased.
H igh sch o o l a n d fo u r in O reg o n A g ri F ra n c e o n N o v em b er 7, fo u r d ay s b
iliseuse w hich lias a p p e a re d from i Heil 1» th e ir re c e n t u ctlo n o f re fu sin g
c u ltu r a l co lleg e, w h e re lie w as g ra d u - fo re th e s ig n in g o f th e a rm is tic e m ark ed . All E u ro p e is s h iv e rin g fo r j T h a t’s w liat th e people m ean w hen tim e to tim e u n d e r d iffe re n t n a m e s to sell g a s o lin e u n d d is tilla te to g a r
a te d in J u n e , 1913. A fte r h is g ra d w ith th e n a m e s o f th e i r c o m m a n d in g w ant of w arm clo th in g , an d th e re is th e y ta lk a b o u t "re c o n stru c tio n " and
a g e s u n le s s th e d e a le r u g re e d n o t to
sh iv e rin g In th e U nited S tates, too.
“ re a d ju s tm e n t." T hey m ean th a t th e re und h as been k n o w n us a c u tu r rh din- sell fro m (> p. 111. to ti a. 111. a n d on
u a tio n he lo o k c h a rg e o f th e farm . g e n e ra ls by th e w a r d e p a rtm e n t.
T h e m an w ith th e hoe is th e only | m ust be m ore food for less money, e a se sin c e 1323. A cco rd in g Io F u n k
He e n lis te d in th e ta n k co rp s on Sep- p a r tm e n t to d ay ,
S u n d a y s, cluiiiilng a u th o r ity fro m th e
te m b e r 26, le a v in g fo r C am p C o lt on
T h e 9 1 st d iv isio n (A la s k a , W ash person w ho can reliev e »this n a in fu l I T hey a re ta lk in g rig h t at th e m an w ith & W a g n a ll's new s ta n d a r d d ic tio n a ry F u e l A d m in is tra tio n fo r so d o in g , is
N o v em b er 2. He w as la t e r tr a n s fe r re d lin g to n , O reg o n , C a lifo rn ia , Id a h o , s itu a tio n . H e m u st bend to th e task the hoe.
It Is " e p id e m ic c a ta r r h c h a ra c te riz e d th e d e c isio n re n d e re d by th e oil illvi
and p ro d u ce m ore food , m ore c o tto n ,)
P e rh a p s th e m an w ith th e hoc th in k s by a c u te In fla m m a tio n of th e m u co u s
to C am p Oix, New J e rs e y , w h ere h e N ev ad a, M o n tan a, U ta h ) , M ajo r Gen-
sion of Hie U nited S ta te s F u e l A d
d ied ol p n e u m o n ia N o v em b er 22, hav e ra l W illiam H. J o h n s to n , w as at m ore wool, m ore of e v e ry th in g th a t th e re o u g h t to be recip ro city . Per- m e m b ra n e of th e a ir p assag es, a tte n d m in is tra tio n a t W a sh in g to n , to w hich
w ill s u s ta in life an d give m an k in d haps he th in k s he e n d u re s som e hard- ed by se v e re c o n s titu tio n a l d is tu r b
in g been ill b u t a few d ay s.
; O o sto o seb ek e a n d D u n k e rq u e , Bel
F u e l A d m in is tra to r F re d J . H o lm es
those co m fo rts w hich a re u su ally called sh ip s th a t o u g h t to be m itig ated If he a n c e s, fo llo w ed by g re a t d e b ility ,
B esid es h is w ife, R u th L in g le W il- g lu m .
s u b m itte d th e m a tte r.
“th e n ec e ssa rie s of life.”
) co n sen ts to supply th e w orld's tab les
so m e tim e s c o n tin u in g fo r se v e ra l
so n , w hom he m a rrie d a little m o re , T h e 42d (R a in b o w ), M a jo r G en ^r
N. II. B eech er, c o u n se l fo r th e oil
And a n o th e r th in g th e m an w ith th e and w ardrobes. If he gives th e added m o n th s ."
th a n a y e a r ag o , h e le a v e s o f h is im - ai C h a rie s D. R h o d es, w as a t M aison-
d iv isio n , said in a le t te r to Mr.
hoe m u st rem em b er. In p u ttin g fo rth q u a n tity th a t is asked, th en he th in k s
T h e L ite ra ry D ig est says t h a t “ In H olm es, d a te d N o v em b er 21;
m e d la te fam ily Ids w idow ed m o th e r ! celle a n d St. D izier.
e x tra o rd in a ry ex e rtio n s to feed an d ) th a t th o se w ho serv eh lm m ig h t llke-
J a c k s o n 's tim e , 1829, It w as know n
a n d tw o s is te r s , M rs. V icto rille W.
T h e 4 1 st d e p o t d iv isio n ( W ash -
"W e th in k y o u r p o sitio n Is e n ti r e
clo th e th e w orld, he m ust ex act less wise give him added q u a n tity , e ith e r | as 'J a c k s o n 's Itc h .’ W hen T y le r w as ly c o rre c t, tliu t In view o f th e fact
lle a c o c k of D am ascu s, a n d M rs. M ary in g to n , O reg o n , M o n ta n a . Id a h o , Wy-
m oney for It. He m u st ta k e less fo r in serv ice o r fin ish ed product.
| in th e p o litic a l a r e n a his o p p o n e n ts th a t no o rd e r w ith re sp e c t to clo sin g
R ellin g of W allace, Id a h o .
o m in g i, B rig a d ie r G e n e ra l E li Cole,
h a s been Issued by th e fu el a d m in is
T he m an w ith th e hoe m ay be rig h t
h is a b u n d an ce th a n he m ig h t g et for
ca lle d it 'T y le r ’s g rip p e ' - a n a m e of
T h e body a rriv e d on T h a n k sg iv in g w as a t St. A ig n a ic an d N o y ers,
tr a tio n , d is tr ib u to r s w ere fre e to
a b o u t th is ; indeed, he m ay in s is t upon
m uch sm a lle r p roduction.
w hich th e la t t e r w ord h as su rv iv e ! com ply w ith th e re q u e s t of th e F ed
day a t C a rls o n ’s u n d e rta k in g e s ta b F ra n c e .
So fa r a s m oney is co n cerned, th e it. I t Is all well enough .’or us tow n
D ire c to r fo r th e P acific
fo r y e a rs a n d Is s till in use in o u r e ra l Oil
lis h m e n t in G re sh a m , in th e c a re c f
T h e 162d in f a n try (T h ir d O reg o n )
m an w ith th e hoe need have no doubt boys to hold th e offices, to o rg an ize o u r
ow n tim e.
T o th e R u sslu lis It Is C o n st, tile Pacific C o ast P e tro le u m
Mr. B re w ste r of W isco n sin , a n ie m b ° - is w ith th e 4 1 st d iv isio n .
W ar S erv ice c o m m itte e und th e O re
ab o u t it— he could g et fa r m ore m oney little u n io n s and fra te rn a tle s , to have
k n o w n a s th e ‘C h in e se c a ta r r h .' T he gon S la te C ouncil of N a tio n a l D e
of ta n k co rp s w ho w as d e ta ile d to ac
by red u c in g p ro d u ctio n 50 p er cent. o u r lu x u rie s and d ic ta te to p resid en ts,
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FOR INDEFINITE TIME h is w ork to eig h t h o u rs a d ay and by w ith th e hoe is not a p t to m eet all o u r R u ssia n p est. T h e Ita lia n u a p p r o th a t th e oil co m p a n ie s w ere n o t ju s t i
h eld th is a fte rn o o n a t D am ascu s cem
p ria te ly c a lle d it th e G erm an d ise a s ■ fied in re fu s in g to sell to th o s e w ho
e te ry , w h e re th e body w as laid to rest
failed to com ply w ith th e re q u e s t u p
O w ing to a n o th e r in v a sio n o f th e red u cin g h is co tto n , corn, w heat and d em an d s an d ex act none in re tu rn .
fo r It re a c h e d th e m th r o u g h T e u to n !" on th e re p re si m a t Ion tliu t they w ere
w ith m ilita ry h o n o rs.
T h e re a re m ore of him an d those
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in flu en za th e g ra d e sch o o l of G resh vegetab les an d fru its by 50 p e r cent,
s o u rc e s ; a n d th e F re n c h ca lle d it a lso a c tin g u n d e r any d ire c tio n s o f th e
LYNCH DISTRICT NOT
i,ni u a 8 o rd e re d d o s e d by th e d is tric t m ake th e re s t of th e w orld h and over im m ed iately d ep en d en t upon him th a n th e Ita lia n fe v e r, no d o u b t asso clal fuel a d m in is tr a tio n o r th e Pacific
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m ake h im happy. I t w ould s ta rv e j to g eth er. I t Is a m a tte r of policy as
m itte e .”
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S p an ish c a ta r r h , b u t to th em b elo n g s
In th e re c e n t w a r w o rk c a m p a ig n j F ro m re p o r ts of th e p h y sician s m illio n s of people to d e a th and ru in well as of Ju stice for all th e re s t of us th e c re d it of in tro d u c in g th e w ord
( aril o f T h a n k s .
to “to te fa ir” w ith the m an w ith the
th e L ynch sch o o l d is tr ic t w as d iv id ed | th e r e a re now m o re cases In th is v i th e w orld.
'In flu e n z a ' as a g e n e ric n am e. T h is
W e w ish to th a n k th o se w ho have
So th e m an w ith th e hoe m u st re a l hoe.
c in ity th a n a t an y p re v io u s tim e , a l
a t th e B a rr ro a d a n d th a t p a r t of ?
If we b lu s te r too m uch a b o u t him th e y a re said to h a v e d one in th e d o n e w h a t th ey co u ld to a ss ist us
th o u g h n o n e o f th e m a re se rio u s. It ize h is re sp o n sib ility and th e g re a t v i
e a s t w as th e o n ly te r r ito r y can v a sse d
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by Mrs. W illia m H o rn ic k e r.
a n d th e o r d e r w as m ad e as a p re c a u a ffa irs
tro n o m ic a l in flu e n c e s ."
j m any e x p re ssio n s of s y m p a th y and
m um e ffo rt to feed th e w orld and a c - ' shall a sc e rta in o u r m istak e,
T h e re is no re p o rt o f th e s u b s c rip tio n a ry m e a su re .
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tio n s ta k e n In th e w e ste rn h a lf of
T h e h ig h school is s till In sessio n
CENTENARY MOVEMENT
T h e v a rio u s to llers do not expect to j (unis to th e m an w ith th e hoe. He m ay
C IIA S. D A H L Q U I8T
th e d is tric t.
As it is m o re h eav ily a n d its s tu d e n ts seem to be im m u n e
DISCUSSED BY PASTOR
pay th e m an w ith th e hoe an y m ore , a rise som e day and sp an k som ebody
W IL L IA M D A H L Q U I8T
p o p u la te d th a n th e e a s te rn h a lf it from c o n ta g io n .
P e rh a p s it Is Im
m oney, b u t th e y w an t th e m an w ith I If he should happetp to be In a had
" T h e New J e r u s a le m " o r th e effect
MRS. M IN N IE C N IC H O LS.
p ro b ab ly w ould h a v e sh o w n a la r g e r c a u se th e y a re o ld e r an d ta k e m o re
th e hoe to g ive th em m ore b read, morel hum or. And he g ets In a bad hu m o r o f th e c e n te n a ry m o v e m e n t upon th e
su m th a n w as c re d ite d to th e dis- p re c a u tio n s .
m eat, m ore eggs, m ore b u tte r, m ore ¡ a t tim e s.—H ouston Post.
A tu rb in e is w ater w heel d riv en by
re lig io u s life o f (h e g re a t c itie s of
tr ic t in th e p u b lish e d re p o r t.
A t th e g ra d e sch o o l th e a tte n d a n c e
th e im pact o r reactio n of a flowing
T h is e x p la n a tio n is m a d e in ju s tic e h ad g o n e dow n to a b o u t o n e h a lf o f) T h e le tte rs "L td .” w hen placed a f t e r ) T he a n c ie n t th o ro u g h fa re w hich for , A m erica, w ill be th e s u b je c t o f Rev.
stre a m of w ater, o r by im p a c t and re
to th e so lic ito rs w ho w ere n o t n a m e 1 th e e n ro llm e n t a n d s tu d ie s w ere n o t th e n am e of a com pany or firm, m ean s 400 y e a rs h as en circled Lucca. Italy . E a rl It. C o tto n 's d is c o u rse on th e
action com bined. T u rb in e s a re u sually
a n d to th e d is tr ic t, w h ich is e n title d s a tis f a c to r ily co n d u c te d
A rran g e
lim ited , and in d icate th a t th e lia b ility , on tOp of
c| t y w a|| and w hich has P le a s a n t H om e c ir c u it n e x t S u n d ay , h o risn n ta lly ro ta tin g w heels on a v e rti
to a b e tte r sh o w in g th a n w as g iv en m e n ts fo r m a k in g up th e lo s t tlm
of th e In d iv id u al p a rtn e rs o r m em bers
ren am ed
"B oulevard D ecem b er 1. R e v e la tio n s 2 1 :2 and cal s h a ft. T hey a re of v a rio u s con-
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w ill h a v e to be se rio u sly c o n sid e re d i f ! for th e firm 's d eb ts Is lim ited to th e been officially
3 w ill be th e te x t.
ro n stru c flo n s. and m ay he divided Into
T hose w ho have to w ear m ask s prob- th e sch o o l y e a r is to be o f an y ben efit I am o u n t of ca p ita l th e y h av e p u t In In P resid en t* W ilson," Is so wide th a t
P re a c h in g se rv ic e s w ill be h eld as reactio n tu rb in e s, im pulse tu rb in e s an d
ably know by th is tim e how a horse
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o th e r w ord„ , he ln d , v ld ^al m ,.ml(era tw elve h o rses can be d riv en a b re a s t
fo llo w s: P le a s a n t H o m e 11 p m .; com bined reaction and Im pulse w heels,
feels th a t has to w ear b lin d ers.
T he e te rn a l circle: P assen g er ra te s a re n o t resp o n sib le for th e co n cern 's in It.
w hich include the best m odern ty p e of
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have been raised becau se o f in creased debts.
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Th-' fo rm e r k a ise r had m oney an d » a g e s an d a few o th e r th in g s. Next
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T he re lu c ta n c e to use fresh a ir as a
An in te rn a tio n a l s tr ik e
to
save very h ig h p ercen tag e of th e p o te n tia l
a g o tt on h is side, b u t th e tr o w e ls * ave , will com e h ig h e r w ages because of th e ) S to p re a d in g h e re a n d tu r n to th e p re v e n ta tiv e of Influenza would su g
M ooney's life is not u n lik e a world energy of w ater ia converted Into
only money.
I raise In rates.
want ad column.
gest th a t an a ir sh o rta g e exists.
w ar to save a n o th e r m an 's crow n.
w ork w hile passing th ro u g h th e wheel.
LOCATION GIVEN
YOUNG FARMER DIED IN
OF OREGON TROOPS
ARMY TRAINING CAMP
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