YOU CAN BE A BETTER TEACHER
By Training Yourself Professionally
at the
OREGON NORMAL SCHOOL
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MONMOUTH, OREGON — ------:------
Oregon’s School for Oregon Teachers
\ o u will learn w h a t to teach and how to teach. The school p re p are s you
fo r e le m en tary w ork in city and country schools. E very m em
ber o f th e fa cu lty has professional prep aratio n .
COURSES— Professional, Supervisor, Rural
and Primary.
First Semester Begins Sept. 11, 1916.
I.earn m ore about your professional possibilities.
T he l'J 16 catalogue
tells. The R e g is tra r has one for you. W rite fo r it.
REDUCED
F R E I G H T R A T ES
l o and from ail point* on household goods, pianos
JO H N SO N & UM BARGER
4 1 1 -4 1 2 A litk y B u ild in g . P o r tla n d , O re g o n
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Portland Y .M . C. A. Auto School
D ay and r ig h t c la sse s. E x p er t train in g
in repairing, d r iv in g and m ach ine work,
in clu d in g fo rg e , lathe, shatter, drill press,
tractors, e tc . T im e u n lim ited .
CO M PE
TENT C H AU FFEUR S AND M ECHAN
ICS S U P P L IE D .
W R IT E US.
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Lord P alm ersto n '« W it.
As for sm a rt re p a rte e , say s a cor
re sp o n d en t, th e re w as th e case of Lord
P a lm e rsto n , w hen, as a young Irish
peer, he w as seeking, a s Irish peers
m ay, electio n to th e ho u se of com
m ons. “W ill you su p p o rt such and
such a m ea su re if re tu rn e d ? " shouted
an e le c to r a t one of P am 's m eetings.
T h en a scene follow ed. "I will."
said P a lm e rsto n , a t w hich h a lf the
uudience c h ee red ; "N ot," continued
his lordship, um id vociferous c o u n te r
c h e e rin g ; "T ell y o u !" T hen the whole
crow d roared its riba out.—London
C hronicle.
His R etort.
"I w ish you w ere m ore like Mr
Itrow n. lie gives his wife ev ery th in g
sh e a sk s for."
"P e rh a p s 1 could be if you w ere
m ore like Mrs. llrow u and d id n 't ask
for e v ery th in g 111 sig h t."—D etro it Free
P re ss.
ALL FARM ACCOUNTS
SHOULD BE STANDARDIZED
O regon A gricu ltu ral College. C o rra l
11».— M anaging a b u sin e ss w ithout ac
c o u n ts is like ste e rin g a ship w ithout
a com pass or driv in g a horse w ithout
reins, said D ean J. A. Hexell ill a lec
tu re hefore the g ra d u a te school of ag
rlc u ltu re a t A m h erst, M assachusetts,
on Ju ly 10.
T he se c re t of su ccess w as said to
lie in a know ledge of past e v e n ts and
ab ility to utilize th e know ledge in bus
m ess op eratio n s.
E very successful
fa rm e r is involved In a v a rie ty of fi
n ancial tra n s a c tio n s and m ust observe
e stab lish e d b u sin ess m ethods. In o r
d e r to be m ost useful fa rm e rs ’ ac
c o unting m ethods should be s ta n d a rd
ized.
T he key note of m odern business
efficiency is sta n d ard iza tio n . T h is is
seen in th e in te rch a n g e ab le p a rts of
m achinery and o th e r a rtic le s, and con
trol of ra ilro a d s and o th e r public util
I ¡ties th ro u g h uniform go v ern m en t re
ports, and co n se rv a tio n of hum an en
ergy by sc ien tific m anagem ent. It Is
ju s t a s n e ce ssa ry th a t bu sin ess m eth
ods of th e farm be sta n d ard ize d and
uniform a s the b u sin ess m ethods of
factory.
If th e production of farm commoili-
| ties is going to keep pace w ith th e in
| c rea sin g dem and, farm a cc o u n ts m ust
! lie k ept and kept in a sy ste m atic, uni
| form way.
If acco u n tin g sy ste m s a re standard-
: ized th ey will serv e as a b asis-fo r qom-
i p aring su ccess and fa ilu re of n e ighbor
ing fa rm s w ith a view to c o rre c t the
m istakes. W ith th e young fa rm e r ju st
s ta rtin g in b u sin ess th e stan d ard ized
a cc o u n ts would serv e a s a p a rtia l sub
! s titu te fo r experience.
C o n trary to the usual u n d erstan d in g
of th e m a tte r th e su b je c t of farm ac
c ounts is not new. but w as discussed
freq u e n tly by th e a n cien ts, especially
I’llny a n d Cicero.
How Delia M anaged.
A g re a t deal of noise a ro se in the
• n u rse ry one m orning, and since it
gave no prom ise of subsiding, Mrs.
Odell h u rrie d in th a t d irection. She
found th e baby how ling w ith m ight
and m ain and the new n u rsem aid s it
ing calm ly by.
“W ell, Delia, th is is a te rrib le
n o ise !" cried Mrs. Odell angrily.
drs . hedlund , n r M T i O T Q
"W h at is th e m a tte r? C an ’t you keep
SKIFF 1 MILLER. 1 / L i l l 1 1 J 1 J , the baby q u iet?"
“ S hure, m um ,” replied th e girl, "b u t
Talc* pleasn r» In a n n o u n cin g th a t th ey a m to-
ratad a t 468-45« M organ btdg
14th floor). W a sh I can t keep him q u iet unless I let him
in g to n nt B roa d w a y . P ortland. Ore., w h er e they ' m ake a noise, m um ."
w ill be |>leaned to m ee t th e ir frie n d s and patient*, i
T h en , office* witi tie conducted on a po licy o f aerv-
tee a t m -sierate p r ic e , to th e beat o f our ability.
W . S lw a y , aland behind our w ork, a s w e know
th a t a satistit-d p a tie n t is and sh a ll a lw a y s b e the
b e s t asset.
T e le p h o n e . M a r ilu il 9 6 .
AUTO WRECKING
P A R T S FOR 1-2
Part* over 60 m ake« and m odel«, a t h a lf th e r e g
ular price. B u y your used a u to part* from an |
old-eetablufhed and rep u tab le dealer, w h o has a
r e p u tation to p r o tec t and conduct* th e la rg est
part* «tore and ca rries th e la rg e st c o rro lete
sort m en t o f used a u to part* o f a n y co m p a n y u u s
sid e o f C h icago O ur p rices are less, and for th is
reason w e ou tsell all o th ers. A ll part* are g u a r
a n teed to be in fir st-c la ss condition.
MOTOR PARTS MFG. CO.
3J3-12S-M? tumiDE ST. POXTLMS. Oil
Veal. Pork,
Beef, Poultry,
Butter, Eggs &
Farm Produce
Top Market Price*.
F. M. CRONKHITE,
P. N. U.
F a th er'« Tip.
“ W ish to m arry m y d a u g h te r, do
you? T ak e my advice, d o n 't.”
"B u t why, Blr?"
"I h»ve noticed evidence of in san ity
In h e r la te ly .”
"Good h e av e n s! W h at evidence?"
’’She sa y s she w a n ts to m arry you."
—B oston T r a n s c r ip t
Aim ing High, But S ursly.
T h e new night w atch m an s t th e col
lege had noticed som e one using the
big telesco p e J u s t th en a s ta r fell.
"B eg o rra," said th e w atchm an, " th a t
fellow su re is a c rac k sh o t!" — W ind
aor M agaxine.
T o th e Old R eliable E v e r d in g h o u se w ith a
record o f 46 y ears o f Squ are D ea lin g s and be
aaei'iwd o f
45-47 Free ft.
Cook W ould S tay Awhile.
“Jo h n , a re you su re It is safe on thi»
yacht ?”
“ Yes, m y love.”
"A nd you know how to sail It? ”
“ My sa ilin g m a s te r d o es.”
"H ow long will it ta k e us to c ro ss? ’’
“ A bout tw o w eeks.”
“Oh, dear. T h e re ’s so m uch to w or
ry a bout on a yacht."
“T h e re ’» one th in g th a t n eed n 't
cause you any w orry.”
“ W h at's th a t? ”
“T he cook c a n 't leav e un til we get
to p o rt.’’— Brooklyn Cltlxen.
Som ething Mieeing.
D a u g h ter—W h a t's th e m a tte r, fa th
e r? You look w orried.
F a th e r (Just re tire d from b u sin e ss)
—W ell, you sec, m y d e ar. I've nev er
been w ith o u t th in g s to w orry me be
fore and <t b o th ers m e.—B oston T ran
sc rip t
Incorporated.
K new H er W ay a
"W ell. I m ust be going. did m an.
I've an ap p o in tm en t to m eet m y w ife."
"S he probably w on't be th e re ."
"Oh. she wit!, ju s t a b o u t I m iw s
ho u rs la te ."— B oston T ra n s c rip t.
PORTLAND. 0K£
No. 3 0 . 1916
C L 'H F N w r itin g U « S o r t i serw p l w w m m -
U m tk is paper.
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C ou rt R oom , S in g le, 75c; D o u b le , $1.
O u tsid e R o o m , S in g le, $1; D o u b le , $ 1 .5 0
(B a th privileire included)
R o o m s w ith P r iv a te B ath , S in g le,
$1 5 0 ; D o u b le . $ 2 0 0
(W hen you R e g iste r A sk th e Clerk for
S u m m er K ate* )
A u to -B u s M eets Trains.
A ll C ars from U n ion D ep ot P ass O ur Doors.
NEW PERKINS HOTEL
Cor. W a sh in g to n A F ift h S t».. POKTLAND. OKK
O riginal on file in ou r office fo r in sp ectio n .
W on ’t Y O U becom e one o f ou r S a tisfie d shippers?
HAZELW OOD CO.. PO RTLAN D
An A ccountant.
"W hy do you call Bliggins an expert
a c c o u n ta n t? "
"B ecause of his a ssu m p tio n s of ex
tra o rd ln a ry wisdom . Then* isn ’t anv
phenom enon In th e u niverse th a t he
d o e sn ’t assu m e to be ab le to account
fo r."— W ashington Star.
Dr. £!jf T. Hedlu td, Dr. Seymour S Skiff.
Dr, J. Howard Miller,
DENTISTS.
Special Summer Rates
B u ll R un. O re. M arch 4. 1916.
H A Z E L W O O D CO..
P ortland.
Dear Sir«: • • • j h a v e been s h ip p in g to your
p la n t now g o in g on 3 year* and have a lw a y s found
you .satisfactory.
H a v e tried o th er p la n ts but
found H A Z E L W O O D T H E B E ST , and a lw a y s
read your le tte r s and p a m p h le ts w ith in te r e st.
H ope you re ce iv e th e 5 g a ls, o f cream I sh ip today.
R e s p e c tfu lly . G. A . C.
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R u p tu re trea ted m ech an ically.
P r iv a te
fittin g room s. H ig h e st testim o n ia ls. R e
s u lts g u a r a n te ed . Call or w r ite .
THE NEW PERKINS HOTEL
L e tte r from a sa tisfie d S h ip p er.
We want it you Hate Write lor prices and snipping tags
THE H. F. NORTON CO. Portland. Ore., Sutlte. wn
T ? e m ark e t value of "silk
socks
m an u factu red from sa w d u st In fha
U nited S ta te s du rin g 1915 w as equal
to (he t dal appn p r s i ti fur ad m i»
tite rin g th e n ational forests.
Tell your dealer you
w an t W INK LE-
M AN’S QUALITY
SE C O N D S.” th e Bairs
for Service.
H ave him w r ite our
n earest house.
W IN AL EM A N HAG A M R L A P CO..
171 F ro n t S t..
Tacom a. W ash.
Portland. O regon.
O ld est and Larirest Second-hand B a*
D e a le rs in th e N orth w est.
H E R E ’S A N O TH ER
HIBES, PE L TS , CASCARA BARK,
WOOL AND MOHAIR.
B urlap and T w in e.
Represents Carranza.
B o u g h t, S o ld . R e n te d an d R ep a ired
W A L K E R E L E C T R IC W O RK S
B u rn sid e, cor. lo th .
Portland . Ore.
Pacific Coast Forwarding Co..
Oregon Hernia Institute
BAGS
ELECTRIC MOTORS
Inform ation c h e e rfu lly given .
I f you can n ot com e to
P ortland to g e t your
e y e s fitted. 1 w ill send
'ou m y m ethod o f test-
n g e y e s by m ail.
N ot
a* desirab le as p erso n
al s e rv ic e b u t m uch
b e tte r than g o in g w ith
o u t g la ss e s needed or
tr y in g to fit y o u rself.
O utfit s e n t on ap p lica tio n .
ST A PL E S, the J ew
eler-O p tician . ¡¿66 M orrison st.. P ortland. O regon
Millmade Construction Co.,
T ea ch ers fo r all kinds o f tea c h in g positions.
P ro m p t re p lie s to all inquiries.
W e fu rn ish the
b e st tea c h e r s for all p o sitio n s. Send a ddress ami
w e w ill m ail you fu ll p a rticu la rs. J. N . ELLIOTT.
614 J o u rn a l B ld g ., P ortland, O regon.
M ade from your old ones. L a st Ion*
aat Brand New TIK ES W rite us
O K E t.oN VULCANIZING CO..
660 W a sh in g to n S t..
Portland . Or®.
B la sted O u t
New O rleans A s ta te m e n t and call -
to " t h e p a trio tic m en and wom en of
A m e ric a ,” to hold a new N atio n al con
v ention o f th e P ro g re ssiv e p a rty in
C hicago on A ugust 6 and nom inate
Complete House for Only $ 7 5
candidates fo r P re sid e n t and Vice P re s
For a hom e«teed a***kit* and m ountain «urn
nw r resort*, th e re is n o th in * th a t w ill beat
ident and continue th e p a rty 's e x is t
ou r 2-room b u n g a lo w . T h ’a house 1 * m ade of
ence as a d istin c t po litical o rg a n is a
»rood q u a lity c o a st fir lum iter, the h ou se bein*
20x10 fe e t in siz e , d ivided in to tw o room* to
tion, w as issued Monday by Jo h n M.
s u it th e r e q u ire m e n ts o f th e p u rchaser, has
2 doors. 5 w indow *, pore:» 4x4. and »ralvanised
P a rk e r, V ice P re sid e n tia l nom inee of
ste e l ch im n ey
A ham m er, w rench, and screw
driver is all th a t is needed to er ec t. O ur m ill
th e P ro g re ssiv e convention held in C hi
p rice d irect from fa cto r y to you is only $75
cago la st Ju n e . H e u rg es th e P ro g re s
sives " e te rn a lly to b u ry ” th e “ bull
m oose,” w hich, he aseerte, “ led hi»
5 0 4 H o o d S tr e e t,
loyal follow ers into th e w ilderness, ”
PORTLAND,
ORECON
and to adopt in its place th e A m erican
eagle as th e em blem of the p a rty .
Mr. P a rk e r does not m ention Col- i
ont.-l R oosevelt or any o th er P ro g re s
sive leaders or any c an d id ates by
N e w and Second-hand
nam e. H e d eclares, how ever, th a t th e
P ro g re ssiv e s had supposed its leaders
to be “ red-blooded A m ericans, w ho:
FISK TEACHERS AGENCY
Double Tread Puncture Proof Tires
and autom ob iles.
NEW PROGRESSIVE CONVENTION
URGED BY JOHN M PARKER
P ortland — W heat — B luestem , 79c
per bushel; fortyfold, 97e; club, 86c;
red F ife , 86c; red R ussian, 86c.
H ay— E aste rn O regon tim o th y , $23
(a 24 per to n ; valley tim o th y , $19® 22;
a lfa lfa . $i«® 16.
M illfeed—S pot p ric e s: Bran, $26®
26.60 per to n ; shorts, $29® 29.60;
rolled barley, $81.50 ® 3 2 .50.
C orn— W hole, $37 per to n ,; cracked
$38.
V e g e ta b le s - A rtichokes, 7 5c® $l per
dozen; tom atoes, $1.50® 1.65 per c ra te ;
cabbage, $2«i2.25 per hundred; garlic,
lc per pound; peppers, 25c; e g g p la n t,
lc ; horseradish, 8 Jc ; lettuce, $1® 1.25
p e r c ra te ; cucum bers, $ l(u, 1.25 per
box; rh u b arb , li« t2 c per pound; peas,
3 ® 4 c ; cauliflow er, $1.26 per c ra te ;
beans, 5® 7Jc |>er pound; celery, $1.10
<(£1.25 per dozen; corn, 6® 6c per
dozen.
P o ta to e s—Old, $1.50® 1.65 per sack ;
new, 2® 2$c per pound.
Onions— C a lifo rn ia red and yellow,
$3(>t<3.25 per sack.
G reen F ru ita — A pples, new, $1.75(d)
2 per box; cherries. 4® 7c per pound;
cantaloupes, $2.75 (it 3.75 per c ra te ;
peaches, 76c® $l per box; w a term el
ons, l$ ® 2 c per pound; figs, $1® 1.50
p e r box; ra sp b errie s, $1® 1.25 per
c ra te ; plum s, $1.15® 1.50 per box;
prunes, $1.25(d)1.50; log an b erries. 50c
®$1 per c ra te ; blackcaps, $1.50(0)1.76;
c u rra n ts, $ l® 1 .2 6 ; pears, $2.75<ii3 per
box.
E g g s — O regon ranch, E xchange
price, c u rre n t re ce ip ts, 23lc per dozen.
Jo b b in g p ric e s : O regon ranch, can-
died, 25c; selects, 26c.
P o u ltry — H ens, 14® 15c per pound;
broilers, 17(0; 18c; tu rk ey s, live, 20®
22c; ducks, 12(<t 15 c ; geese, 9 ® l lc .
B u tte r—Cubes, e x tra s, no bid; prim e
firsts, 24c.
Jo b b in g p ric e s: P rin ts,
e x tra s, 27® 29c; b u tte rfa t, No. 1, 26c;
No. 2, 24c; P ortland.
V eal— Fancy, 12® 12Je per pound.
P o rk — Fancy, 10® 10Jc per pound.
H ops— 1915 crop, 8 ® 11 o per pound;
1916 c o n tra cts, nom inal.
Wool -E a s te rn O regon, fine, 23® 26c
per pouhd; coarse, 30® 32c; valley, 30
® 33c.
C ascara B a rk —Old and new, 4c per
pound.
C a ttle —SteerB, choice, $7.50® 8.30;
good, $6.75® 7.25; cows, choice, $6.26
® 6 .6 0 ; good, $ 5 .50® 6.25; h e ife rs, $4
® 6 .5 0 ; bulls, $3® 5; sta g s, $4.50(0.6.
H ogs — P rim e lig h t, $8.20 ® 8.80;
j good
to prim e, $ 7 .7 5 ® 8 .10; rough
heavy, $7.60® 7.76; p ig s and Bkips,
$6.60® 7.10.
I Sheep— Y earlings, $6® 6.50; w e th
ers, $5.50® 6.60; ew es, $4.76® 6.25;
; lam bs, $6® 8.25.
Too T o leran t.
B ishop C onrad said a t a d in n e r In
N ew port N ew s:
"S om e folks re g ard th e ir sin s In too
M M ro u a and to le ra n t a way. T h ey 're
like Cal Clay.
“ I said to Cal one day:
“ 'C alhoun, m y m an, Gen. D ouglas
h a s positive proof th a t you looted his
c hicken ho u se last w eek. I should
th in k you'd be asham ed to ta k e com
inunlon a fte r such a rascally deed a«
th a t.'
“ 'Malt goo'ness, salt.' said Cal re
proaohfully, ’Ah w ouldn’ -let a f w
E líseo Arrodondo, am bassador d e sig m easly c h ic k en s sta n d 'tw lx t me a n ’
n a te from G eneral C a rra n z a ’s M exican de I.a w d 's ta b le !” '
Northwest Wheat Crop Estimated
g overnm ent to th e U n ited S ta te s, is
at 55,000,000 Bushels
v ery busy rig h t now in th e negotia- ! Dr. P ie rc e ’s P le a sa n t P e lle ts a re the
tions w hich S e c re ta ry L an sin g has j original little liver pills p u t up 40 y ears
T he w h eat crop o f th e Pacific N o rth
opened up w ith th e M exicans to se ttle ago. T hey re g u la te liver and bowels. w est is e stim a te d by g ra in m en a t from
th e border trouble.
T h is snapshot
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64,000,000 to 66,000,000 bushels. The
S e c re t W orth Buying.
show s him on one of his ra re v isits to
th e se c re ta ry o f sta te .
Mr. R ou n d er (a t police s ta tic -i)— re m a rk a b le im provem ent m ade in the
Can I see th e b u rg lar who w as a rre s t p a st few w eeks ju stifie s th em in ra is
ed for b re ak in g in to my house last in g th e ir e stim a te s to th ese figures.
prom ised w ith th e ir ‘life blood’ to sta y n ig h t?
w ith the p a rty had been d ese rte d by a
C hief (h e sita tin g ly )— W ell, I d o n ’t A t th e p re sen t tim e th e w e ath e r could
larg e p a rt of its officers, who could not j know. W h at do you w ant to see him not be b e tte r fo r filling out, and glow
stan d th e acid te s t. H e c h arg e s th a t a b o u t?
ing re p o rts a re com ing in from all
R ounder—Oh, th e r e ’s n o th in g secret sections.
th e leaders, for “ steam ro ller reasons,
have elected to be ste am ro lle d ,” and a bout It. I ju st w unt to find o u t how
A s to th e fu tu re prices, th e s itu a
th a t th e tim e has come w hen every he m anaged to get Into th e house with tio n is as u n c ertain as i t e v er was,
w aking my wife.— B oston T ra n s I
p a rty w ork in g fo r hum an w e lfare and out
but one th in g seem s su re th a t is th a t
criiil.
th e fu tu re of A m erica should u n ite J
th e m a rk e t will be on th e basis of C hi
a g a in st both dom in an t p a rtie s.
In
cago. T he tendency now is to g e t on
Ouch.
connection w ith th e R epublican p a rty
T hey w ere s ittin g In a secluded cor- j a p a rity w ith th e E ast. T he la te C hi
th e s ta te m e n t in d ire ctly re fe rs to n e r of th e veranda. F or a long tim e cago bulge put th a t m a rk e t up a bout 7
C harles E. H ughes, R epublican candi n e ith e r of them had spoken. S uddenly cents, w hereas prices here have ad
d a te fo r P re sid e n t, as " a splendid he took h e r little hand in his. Ills vanced only about 3 cen ts.
T he coast
m a n ” selected by th e R epublicans “ as voice w as choked w ith em otion as he m a rk e t is not y e t on th e C hicago p a r
th e m an behind w hich th ey hope ag ain s a id :
ity, b u t it is not fa r from it.
“ Do you th in k you could e v er learn
to secure control of s ta te and n a tio n .”
to love a m a n ”------
Ship 12 Cars Fruit Daily.
"Y es," sh e in te rru p te d In a soft
w hisper. "B ring on your m ail."—New
P uyallup, W a s h .--W ith m ore th an
York World
8000 b erry pickera in th e valley and
T rue View.
th e b e rrie s rip e n in g very fa st. P re si
T h e la te Ja m e s J Hill, th e railro ad ;
W ashington, D. C .— In c re a se s ra n g king, w as a m an of b uoyant optim ism . d e n t W. Ii. p a ulham us, o f th e F ru it
ing from 1 to 8 c en ts a hundred pounds
“ F a ilu re ,” he once aaid in an a d G ro w e rs’ association, said th a t th e
on lum ber from th e Pacific N o rth w est d re ss to railw ay m en, “fa ilu res a re al asso ciatio n w ill sh ip a dozen c ars of
to New M exico, O klahom a and T exas w ays p essim ists. S uccesses, on the b e rrie s a day fo r th e com ing w eek.
A bout 2000 pickera can still be used
w ere disapproved by th e In te rs ta te o th er h and, a re o p tim ists. W hich is
in th e valley, Mr. P a u lh am u s e s ti
Com m erce com m ission Monday on the rig h t? ”
l ie paused, th en ad d ed :
m ates. RancherB in th e v ic in ity of
ground th a t th ey w ere not ju stifie d on
“ It's e a s ie r to slip dow n hill th an to
he ground o f u n ifo rm ity .
T he in clim b up. b u t the view, rem em b er, is P u y allu p a re in g re a te r need o f pick
e rs th a n a re S um ner ran ch ers, because
creased ra te s held u n reasonable are a t th e top.”
m ost of th e P u y allu p b e rrie s a re A nt
those filed to becom e e ffectiv e J a n u a ry
w erp# and M arlboros, and rip en m uch
5, 1916, and suspended by th e comm is-
S om etim es Apply It L ightly.
sion.
F or c u ts, b u rn s, scalds, so re s and fa s te r th an th e C u th b e rts.
T he com m ission also c ite s th e con open w ounds alw ays ap p ly H a n fo rd ’s
U m atilla C ro p P ro m isin g .
te n tio n of sh ip p e rs th a t w ere th ese in Ha Ham lightly, but be su re th a t It
creases to becom e o p e ra tiv e C alifo rn ia covers and g e ts to the bottom of the
P endleton, O r. — W ith h a rv e st in
lum ber and p a rtic u la rly C alifornia wound. A few light a p p lic a tio n s a re U m a tilla county a w eek or tw o late,
sh in g les would be able larg e ly to ab gen erally all th a t is needed to heal
predictions a re th a t a m uch la rg e r crop
sorb th e New M exico, O klahom a and th is c la ss of difficulties. Adv.
will be h a rv este d th an w as e x p ected a
T ex a s m a rk e ts to th e exclusion o f lum
sh o rt tim e ago. T he cold sp rin g w as a
ber products from th e N o rth w e st.
g re a t h indrance to g ro w in g g ra in , but
re ce n t rain s, follow ed by w srm days
P enny H olds Up Rifles.
have b rought o u t th e crops w onder
A lbany, O r.— B ecause a 1-cent re v e
fully, especially in th e lig h te r g ra in
sections. W heat and barley a re rip e n
nue sta m p w as m issin g from a sh ip
ing rapidly. U sually c u ttin g b e g in s in
p in g re ce ip t, th e A lbany C iv ilian a'
m ost o f th e w h eat se c tio n s sh o rtly a f
Rifle Club w ill be delayed about 10
days in re c e iv in g its supply o f rifles To Lydia E. Pinkham’s Veg te r J u ly 10, b u t it is re p o rte d little
will be c u t th is y e ar be fo re A ugust 1.
fo r ta r g e t p ra ctic e . P re sid e n t Stell-
etable Compound.
m aeher, o f th e club, received word
Q uinault P a c k Will Ba N orm al.
se v e ra l days sg o th a t th e rifles would
W ashington P a rk , III. — " I am the
be shipped from th e U n ited S ta te s a r
A berdeen, W ash. — T he e stim a te d
m other o f fo u r children anil h ave su f
senal a t B enicia. Cal.
W ord cam e
fered w ith fem ale | pack o f Q u in au lt salm on d u rin g the
th a t th e sh ip m en t could not be m ade
trouble, backache, season now d ra w in g to a close is 16,-
u n til a 1-cent revenue sta m p w as sent
nervous sp ells and 000 cases of half-pound cans. T h is is
fo r th e sh ip p in g re c e ip t.
T he sta m p
the blues. My chil a bout a norm al pack, a lth o u g h last
w as sent a t once.
d re n ’s loud talk in g season 40,000 cases w ere parked, due
and rom ping would ! to th e la rg e s t run o f salm on e v er e x
I. W. W. T h re a te n Invasion.
m ake m e so nervous perienced on th e Q u in au lt riv e r. The
Lincoln, Neb. — If th e L incoln police
I could j u s t te a r price paid for salm on th is y e ar was
e v e ry th in g to pieces I m ore th a n double th a t paid last season.
do not drop th e ir " R u s s ia n iz e d ” m eth
and I would ache all | T h is w as d u e to a salm on-buying w ar
ods, T. J . T horne, I. W. W. lea d er of
over and feel so sick w aged betw een th e tw o local com
K ansaa C ity, w ill " in v a d e ” th e c ity
th a t I would n o t p anies and th e E v e re tt P a rk in g com
w ith 600 follow ers, a ccording to a le t
w an t anyone to talk pany.
te r received Monday by C hief o f Police to me a t time*. L ydia E. Pink h a m 's
Hay H a rv e st S ta r ts on C o a st.
A ntlea from T horne. “ I am holding V e g e ta b le Compound and L iv er Pills re
600 men who w ill leave a t a m o m e n t’s stored m e to h e alth and I w a n t to thank . M arshfield, O r. — H a y in g season,
notice for your ‘R u ssia n ize d ’ contmun- you for th e good they h ave done m e. I ' w hich cornea la te r on th e G oast th an
; ty, ” th e le tte r reads.
C ounty and have had quit* a t i t o f tro u b le and I e lsew h ere in O regon, is in full sw in g
c ity police forces have been a c tiv e in w orry b u t it does n o t affect m y youth and th e crop is a b u n d an t. T he ra n ch
u rg in g th e In d u strial W orkers m em ful looks My frien d s say ' W hy do you e rs on Coos r iv e r have been busy w ith
look so young and well T ’ I ow e i t all th e ir m ow ing m achines fo r th e p ast
bers to m ove on th ro u g h th e city.
to th e L ydia F Pink! am re m e d ie s.” 1 w eek, a n d th e Coquille valley fa rm e rs
— M rs R o bt . S t o p if l , Moore A venue, a re a ls o h a rv e stin g th e ir hay. Many
BeMin B eer-D rin k in g Hit.
W ashington P a rk , IUioois.
Coos ro o n ty sto c k ra ia e rs depend upon
A m sterdam , v ia L ondon—A p ro test
W e wish ev ery wom an w ho suffer« com e n s ila g e r a th e r th a n hay and th a t
a g a in st th e consum ption of b a rle y for
th e m ak in g of b eer is m ade in a le tte r from fem ale troubles, nervousness, crop w ill be g a th e re d la te r in th e year.
to C hancellor von B ethm ann-H ollw eg, backache o r th e blues could see th e le t
R o se b u rg S h ip p in g S h e e p .
signed by 80,000 m em bers o f Good te rs w ritte n by women m ade well by L y
dia E. P in k h am ’s V egetable Compound-
T em p lar Lodges in G erm any.
R oseburg, O r. — M ore th an
1000
I f you have any sym ptom ab o u t which 1 sheep w ere b ro u g h t h e re Sunday by
T he le tte r p oints out th e " g ig a n tic
w a ste of bread m a te ria l. ” in th e use you would like to know w rite to the ((e o rg s K ohlhagen, p re p a ra to ry to be
of larg e q u a n titie s o f b arley fo r the I.ydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., I.ynn, ing shipped U> ti»? San F ra tw isro m a r
production o f beer. I t u rg es th a t here M ass., fo r helpful advice given fre e of k e ts. As m any m ore w ere shipped to
C a lifo rn ia S a tu rd ay by P e tto n A S eler
a f te r b eer be only supplied on bread charge.
m ann, local livestock buyers.
tie k e ta .
Increased Northwest lumber Rates
Refused by Commerce Commission
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DR. K OK IN KK '8 KOW K ONDITIO NK R
Hlimulatu* th*» K«‘nerativ*» orirau* and in a im > w -
••rful hr»*»*di(iK tonic. Inaurv* cany calvinir and
cle a n in g and p reven t* m ilk fev e r , inflam ed
hatr and in fact any diseane th a t m ay a tta c k a
c ow w h en in a w eak en ed con d itio n .
K ow
K onditioner will incrcaac th e Mow o f m ilk 5
to 16 per c e n t w ith o u t an increane in fee d in g .
I»r. K nrinrk'« C alf S cou r and C h olera R em
edy w ill iiiHure your ralvea airainnt c&if scour*,
w h ite «courn and cu lf cholera, and niako them
t h r ifty
Dr K orinrk'» Anti Cow B loat CapMule* .avc hun dred s o f c ow s ' • arly from liv in g o f a lfa lfa &
clover hloat
Ank your dealer for K O R IN IlK ’S HKMKDIK8. th ey arc g u a r a n te ed . or w r ite to
K0R1NEK REMEDY CO., Kenion stat.on, Portland, Oregon J
W ords Failed H er.
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chased a ty p ew riter, ami 0110 m orning
quickly relieved by MurlnO
the «Kent called and a sk e d :
t>e Remedy. No Smarting,
"H ow do you like your new type
just Eye Comfort. A t
w riter, m adam ?"
" I t ’s w o n d e rfu l!" w as th e eiithiisla» Y o u r D r u g g is t* « 5 0 c p e r B n r i L . uiurlncF)«
tic reply. ” 1 w onder how I e v er done Sdlvc in Tube* 25c. For Rookol ihcfycirfcask
Druggistt or Murine E)c Remedy Co., Chicago
my w ritin g w ithout It.”
"W ould you m ind," ask ed the a g en t,
"giving me a little testim o n ia l t o th a l
effect ?”
"C e rta in ly not," sh e responded "I II I ' * I A n y w h e r e , D a i s y P » K l l U r
Aiwa
N « a I . c I m a d , o rn A fU M fita i,
do It gladly ”
H eating h e rself a t the m achine, she
pounded out th e follow ing
" A fte r U sing th e e A utom atld ,B .n k
D a isy Fly K iller
action) a ty p e w rite, or for th ro om oiith
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ManufactiirHS claim ! for II
Durinli
the tim e been in myy posMcssio nfi
th re e m onth it hail m ore Ihu an paid
M aintaining D iscipline.
paid for Itse -f In th se e aaVIng off
"D iscipline.” said a go v ern m en t of-
tim e e s u i t la b o rr? "— E v erybody’s flclsl at a d in n e r in W ashington, " n a
M agazine.
val d iscipline m ust be m ain tain ed at
all ru st.
F or fro stb ite s use H a n fo rd 's llul
"T h ey tell a sto ry to Illu s tra te this.
»am. Adv.
"A naval o fficer said to u se a m a n :
’’ ’W hat Idiot tolil you to dum p th at
A djustable M athem atics.
pile of dun n ag e th e re ? ’
"F ig u re« p ro v e "- begun th e s ta lls
‘" I t w as the c ap tain , sir,’ th e sailor
tlcal e x p ert
answ ered.
"W all a m inute." In te rru p te d Sena
“ 'H u m p h !' said th e officer ‘Ia*t It
tor S orghum "Y ou tell m e w hat quo» rem ain th ere , th en , and ta k e 12 hours
tion you a rc d iscu ssin g and w hich in Irons, my m ap, te r callin g the cap
side of It you a re on and I'll ti ll you ta in an Idiot.' ”• W ashington S ta r.
w ithout (lie tro u b le or going tliroui.li
the < alculution, ju st a bout what ynm
I’neum onla? Apply H a n fo rd 's Bal
fig u res a rc going to p ro v e " — W ash sam R ub II on and ruh It in th o ro u g h
Ington S ta r.
,
ly. un til th e skfn Is Irrita te d . Adv.
E yes?«
K ill A ll F lie s !
Advice.
U tterly W o rth less.
" T h e re ’s one su re way to get along
"N o. you c a n 't m arry him . lie 's too
in th is w orld."
no account."
" W h a t’s th a t? ”
"You ought not to say th a t. dad. He
"Q uit fre ttin g about the tliiugr may have som e good p o in ts th a t you
som eone else hua and keep hUHtiimi h ave overlooked."
(or th e th in g s th a t so far no otic h a .
"N o i ham -
I m opped u|> th e flool
and you can g et for y ourself if you r« with him ju st now and he d id n 't m e n
first on th e Job."— D etroit F ree I’rens m ake a good m op."— K a n sa s City
Jo u rn al.
M aking M a tte rs W orse
"Y our roof Is leaking badly. W h at's
Defined.
w rong?"
"F a . w h a t's the d iffere n ce betw een
"T h e roof w as lea k in g nnd we w rote a p a trio t ami a Jingo?"
to a n u m b er of roofing c o n ce rn s Each
"A p atrio t, my son. Is one whose
ag en t w ho cam e along took aw ay a bosom sw ells w ith pride of h is coun
sam ple sh in g le."
try while In a jingo th e sw elling a p
"W ell?"
pi a ra In his h ead .”— B oston T ra n s
“ W e h a v e n 't sn y roof now .” - K a n crip t.
sa s C ity Jo u rn a l.
T he rieason.
A Born L eader.
"S ay. Jim , why do th ey call th e fei
ler« th s t drlv es the a u to s shovt-rs?"
" T h a t m an w as born to lead."
• I guess It's because th e folks wlial
"W h a t m ak e s you th in k so?"
has cm w an ts to be ln th a push.'.V-
"E v en his own d a u g h te rs obey him
, B altim ore A m erican.
— D e tro it F ree I’ress.
If you Suffer from Backache, Lum
bago, Kidneys or Rheumatism,
Take Hot Water and “Anuric.”
A m erican m en and w om en m ust
guard c o n sta n tly a g a in st kidney tro u
ble, b ecau se we e a t too m uch and all
our food Is rich
O ur blood Is filled
w ith a rte acid w hich th e kidneys
striv e to filte r ou t. th ey w eaken from
o v erw ork, becom e slu g g ish ; th e elim
In attv e tis su e s clog and th e re su lt Is
kidney tro u b le, b lad d e r w eakness and
a g e n era l decline In health .
W hen y our k idneys feel like lum ps
of lead, w hen your b a rk h u rts or the
urin e la cloudy, full of sed im en t, o r
you a re obliged to seek re lief tw o or
th re e tim es d uring th e n ight, w hen
you su ffe r w ith sick h ead ach e o rd ls s y ,
nervous spells, acid stom ach, or you
h ave rh e u m a tism w hen th e w e ath e r
Is bad get from your d ru g g is t—"AN-
I7RIU.’’ B ecause of uric acid In o v e r
a b u n d an c e In th e sy stem , backaeba.
pains
here and th ere , rh e u m a tism ,
grav el, n e u ralg ia and a c la tira re
sult. It w as Dr. P ierce w ho discovered
a new a g en t, called “ A nuric" w hich
will throw o u t and e ra d ic a te th is uric
acid from th e system . Dr. P ierce be
lieves “ A nuric” lo be 37 tim e s m ors
p o ten t th a n llth la, and conseq u en tly
you need no longer fe a r m u sc u la r or
a rtic u la r rh e u m a tism or gout, o r m any
o th e r dlaeasi-s w hich a re dependent
on a n accu m u latio n of uric acid w ithin
th e body. Send l)r P ierce, Invalids'
H o t e l , Buffalo, N . Y„ 10c. for tria l
package o r $100 for full tre a tm e n t
"A nuric."
Dr. P ie rce 's re p u ta tio n la back ol
th is m edicine and you know th a t hta
" P le a s a n t P e lle ts" for th e liv e r and
his "F a v o rite P re sc rip tio n ' fo r th e Ills
of wonu -i h ave had a sp len d id reputA
tlon for th e p a st 50 y ears.
g o u t,