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OBSERVATIONS.
Win, itit (lie "Hun' ill "liuniriT F"
Why, old KaisiT I'.ill, tli lirast if
.irlin.
Columbia's I lie jjt'ni of I lie liri'nn.
Ocrui.'in I'-hoiil's llli! Kerni of the
orerin.
Kpi'iiliiitjr of T. II., they are irnin;:
to jurluri.c sonic of his honk. Mitt
what wo would like In hc'c iu tin1
movies is Iiih rral ai't of milium
"luii'f'liirs" iiml "sci'nnd story men"
Hbum of I he1 ri'pulilican bosses lie in
now taking to his mnnlc Iiosoin.
Tho Talloi'n Fault.
A vminn lady sal mi tlio piazza of
her pretty home one nf'icrnnon, busily
employed iti plying tin' nccilli rt font
of liar liuslianrl was in her lap. Tlio
husband prcsi'iilly appeared.
.Looking up, she said to him frel ful
ly: "It's too had, Kohert, the eareless
way your tailor put this button on.
This is the fifth time I've had to sew
it on for you."- Ladies' Home Jour
nal. , -
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No llopn
Hej;iar: Please, sir, I've a siek
wife eouhl you help me out 7
I'asseihy: I ean j;ive you a job
next. week.
Ilejls-ni'v Too lali'l She'll be able
to is Ui work herself by then.
Transcript.
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Absolute OlH'ilienro
lien Klsre eame home from a
neighbor's hiue niuui'hinir ehoeolale
lier mother said reprovingly.
''Now Mlise, how many limes have
J told you not to a-k Airs, drey for
rhoi'olates '
"I did exactly what you told me to
do, mother. I didnt ask her," replied
3'!lsie. "I know where she keeps
them." I.ndic-' 1 1. i'ih- Journal.
With ooil Iteasoti
"The Lord kn.uis how llir fillow
maih' hi fori line." .
"Ah! No wonder be always looks
Bo worried!"
Those llear (iirls
I'o vou know anything that Is
really Keocl to preserve the cnmplex
Jon? Why, ilear? Are yon Interested In
Homebody who has one?
Knous Well
The ipli'rv, "Why does a hen cross
Ihc. loinlv" never mv: i'itli',1 any ! 1 1 -flciilty
to llie man who has a garden
(III tho opposite side.
I'latlery
1'lrst Sidiller HiMikhii; at the por
trait of himself) Which tin you
think Is Ihe best, Mike?
Second Soldier -Well, personally,
I think the one of you In the Ras
Jnasli Is best.
SlviDiipnl
"Triplets," the nurse said. grlnnliiK,
After tlie manner of sin li
And New.i,i. bin poor head ...ianlim,
'fried: "(Hi, iliis Is two leu much!"
A Caul ion liescnleil
"Mind llinl rti i," siii.l tin. vcr
Jnnni; policeman to the m eld of
fender, ns he rem-hed the police
fclnllna ralratne th his i-h,in:n.
"nam," Klimled the hardened old
Jailbird; "I knew th.it there Mop
tiforo you was lima."
SMllcd Her Trip.
"Then your wife didn't enjoy her
IHp In Nlawira."'
"No, tho minute, she ..! that riish
ing wntor ho hemin to wonder it she
lindu't couiii nway fioiu boiiu- and
left tlio nutiiiui) linnet open."--
Idlcs' Homo Journal,
With Med ford trade It Moilrord m(l
TJI F ( "it y of Cleveland litis set an c.'iini)lt! to perpetuate
tlie memory of lier boys who die for freedom in
Franee that can well be followed by till cities. One of the
city's finest streets is to lie renamed "Liberty Row," and
fo reach name on the scroll of honor, a victory oak will be
planted.
The tree planting will be made a public ceremony, par
t icipated in by city officials, patriotic societies and families
of the gold star men. Kach living tribute will have a plate
fittingly inscribed dedicated to tlio fallen hero.
- The idea is a fine one for Medl'ord and other cities to
copv. Some street, like Oakdale, could be chosen and a
tree planted as a memorial for each of Jackson county's
gold star men. The care of the trees should be under ju
risdiction ol the park commission, and trees ol the same
varotv planted everv arbor day and dedicated on Memo
rial Dav to commemorate those who have given their all
that we tit home may enjoy peace and the pursuit of
happiness.
GERMAN CHIVALRY.
TWO little girls lie on it blood-soaked bier, the warmth
of lift; not, yet chilled in their pitiful bodies.
On the dead lace jf one is an expression of mortal
agony. The other has no face it Is a battered mass of
torn flesh, cut away by a bayonet.
One little girl has but one leg. The other is a stump,
ragged, lacerated. Needing from the blow of an axe.
The second little girl has lost both legs in the same wav.
Those pitiful stumps, ending just below the knees, are too
ghastly tor description, in the child s side is a wide incis
ion the cruel thrust ol a havonet.
Horrible?
Yes.
That picture is no product of the imagination. It is an
actual photograph, in the liossesison ol Dr. Newell Dwight
Hillis. Those little girls were Belgians, not more than 1:5
years old, and the photograph was taken soon after they
were outraged, tortured in a manner that would revolt tin
most barbarous savage, and finally murdered by the kai
ser's brutes.
. t l loi'rilile as it is, that photograph should be copied and
re-'copicd and displayed to the public in every city and
liamlet in America.
. Can you doubt, that it. would remove from the mind o
every man, woman or child seeing it, be they (iernian-born
or American, tlie last vestige ol doiiht that the Jliins win
perpetrated such deeds and their ruler must be wiped off
till! lace ol t lie earth f
Story of a French Woman Taken!Captive
0l.V Krniu'is Knurrs.)
(Mr. I foyers is a II invar (litian, n
Miiijin mill tcnchcr- of hinin, who
lias I (Hi re. I I lie I iiilrd States with
Mnu. Sfiiibricli. hast winter when!
ih mMwi I'm ..(.. ft, ;...... ;t. i.v.i..,.n I
hi'i'iiaid hh ufeut, ho wiit with his
wife upon a ni' ninnllis' (our of
Anirrit'iin, Hrilish mul Kirnch camps
ami hospitals, ami has hrcn hack
only n little while.)
A Tew weeks nn a Unl Cross man
was watching (he arrival ol' a train
from NwiUerlaiul n( tlie (iare tie
Ion in Paris. Aiming tlie passengers
were many broken, emaciated crea
tures, lint h men and women, tr.
Lretlier with a JVw trail, lialf-slarve','
chihlicn. These were report ries, (no
wreckage of the invaded districts of
mut hern Kram-e, who, irmvn too
fertile to serve longer their task
masters, the ticrmans, had been sent
hark to Kranre by way of Kviaii on
Ihe Swiss tinnier. No si;iht could he
more heart breaking than tlie pro-ees-.iiu
of lies,, holm-less, hopeless
people, who, aller MilTcring the men
tal and physical lorlures inllicted on
them by (lie ''crmaiis. are scut hack
tit France lo be-in life anew in un
familiar MirnMiiidtu-x ami amou
M nt liters. The French Kovcrimiciit
ami I lie French p!r do everything
possible to mitigate the 1 rayed y of
ibrir lot, and lo make them feel wel
come, Imi, at hrst, the tragedy is all
but ouM-wliehiiMi-
In a lew uminlrs of the passripjers
ttii'ie renin itu'd on the platform' only
a yoimy woman carmm; in tier anus
d elidd. The w an was pilaldv
liaiiiiard ami worn; the child scarcely
more (tian skin niht hone. Tlirse two
appeared to have neilher a dr-lina-lion
nor a friend to com rru him-ett
with Itn ir nrrival, tIkhpjIi tlie wtanan
paced to ami tro uain-r anioaly
on all siilrs as (' .she expected to timl
a familiar fa-e. Nnliciu-; her dis
tress, (ho Urd Cross man asked her
whom she wns looking tor. "Ah! mon
sieur, my husband" and then, com
forted to find u sympathetic ear, slu
told her story.
Her husband and she had owned
a little farm in northern Franee. Ii:
August, IJH-I, he, went to the war,
leaving her in charge of their home
They bad no children. Then the (lei
mans came, seized all she owned ami
compelled her to serve them as n me
ninl. A year later she gave hirlh to
n little girl, the father being n (iernian
sergeant, into whose power she Inn!
been Riven. As long iih sho was
strong enough to work the (Icrnmu.;
bad held lier. hut sorrow and hard
ship tinally broke her down am they
sent her back to France.
"My husband is now in Paris 01:
leave, and be was to meet me here at
the slution. Ah! how I long uml bow
I dread to see him! He knows noth
ing of this child. What will he sav
and do when he sees it in my arms? I
love it because I bore it, hut how ran
I expect him even lo tolerate it "
This story is only one t nmong
Ihousands that could be told, varying
from one another only in their sor
rowful details. When the Hermans
seize a new district they make n com
plete census of nil women of child
bearing age. These women a re as
signed to Herman officers and sol
diers. When the children are born
the hoys are taken from their mothers'
and sent into Hermany to be raised bv
the state for future "cannon fodder;"
Ihe girls are left with their niother-
who when their alue iw slaves has
ceased, are sent back to Franee with
their female babies.
It is their inrrrnsint knowledge ol
I hrs, iui amirs that i bringing the
American soldier more ami more to
feel that he i- lighting to protect bis
own women from the fate of the wo
men of Franee ami llelgimu.
SUGARLESS PIE-FILLING
('an the ludlnll Apples for Winter I'ics Mignr May Ite Added When
Ha King the I'ie.
WASIUMITHN. It. C, July IS.
I 'Ji'ii f v l apple pies jtrc L'uai anlccd
for American-. nc winter in spite ol
I be Mi:ir --horl ieje. I oumw ivc a re
yoing 1 n snc t be w tmlfalls in pic
filhrig canned witlmul sii:;ar, afford
ing to specialists iln Failed Slates
depart meat of aunruli are. Apples
caned by (his method will he available
later on when the -tiar may be add
ed or pics ma v he s ertriied with
sirups and ollmr sugar snIiMitiites.
In cunning apples for pie filling
slice Ibcni immeiliatelv alter paring
into slightly sailed cold water. Park
the product euretnllv i hot glass
jars or tin cans until full. Fc n ta
blespoon, wooden ladle, or table knife
for packing purioses. Pour boiling
hot water over the product in the hot
jar. Finer rubber, am caps in pV
! sihnti. Hot li'jhl. If iisin.' lin cutis.
seal completely. Place iu the steril
izer, vat or container, and sterilize
for the Iciiutb of lime uiven below ac
cording to the particular type of out
lit used : Minutes
SECOND BROOD
OF. CODLING MOTH
OAKLAND SIP
LAND SHU
SHE CALLED OFF
1 1 lie puckers Hiivi'tl till f Hi PV
I i ii... ......i lint tlicv'it' utilizing
ccH im; f.i,ii. ....
llm s(iicnl in (JiTiiinny. Tln'.v rc jriv-
injr it to th workinfnm'n.
Kiht million ponnils of nlicn own-
OAKLAND, Cal., July IS. Work
Codling mctlis of tlio socond lirnod
have boen omorclnc in tlio orchardH
for the past .few da' and a few eggs a ,ovor 2i3,ouo ions ot snip con
aro ready to hatch. Tlio moths will j structlon In shipyards of this city,
increase in numbers each day until j which was tied up for the two days
the maximum part of the brood is past by a strike of 350 bollermakers,
reached about the first of August. was today resumed when the men re
At this season of the year It requires turned to their places on the promiEd
only a few days for tho eggs lo hatch j that their grievances would be given
bo the fruit should be kept thoroly I a full hearing.
covered from now until harvest. In i Whilo voting yesterday to return
the orchard districts that were badly j to work iu order not to embarrass
Infested last year It will pay the i (he government's shipbuilding pro
orchardists to make special efforts to gram, tho understanding was given
spray thoroly at this time. Upon ex-i that anothor strike may bo called un
anilnation of largo trees many fruits 1 loss satisfactory results aro forth
enn bo found In the center of tho ' coming by August 7.
trees that aro not covered with spray. The bollermakers started their
This fruil will lio wormy If not cov- strike .Monday. They charged their
ered. cmnlovers with failing to fulfill the
Tlands that havo been placed on torms of the wage scale set by the
tho troe3 should bo examined every adjustment committee calling for a
3 or 4 days and all worms destroyed. retroactive increase in pay for tlio
Growers aro finding from 3 or 4 to i lronworking trades.
r0 worms under each 'band. This .
Fhows the importance of this work practicing Wat He Preaches.
and If followed by growers In the. Alter dinner, Itev. John Wolverton
badly Infested districts will aid ma- j ,.,,,. ,,,,,, ,r(lln ,,,,, u.x ..ylm
terlally In reducing the amount of j , hvt, )v i,,.,,.,,, umn.." ,,,.,. i,.t.
worms to fight In the tccond brood. ,,,.,,, ,VI1S served. .Marion (.
Double strength arsenate may be j pnlilicnu.
of benefit for this application but no ,,v ;iionililn n.lvii-es everv Kn!i
mattcr how strong the spray If the js, ilt ;(.P, :lt. ,sl. K(
fruit Is not covered, worms will enter ,lc i,u-it ironi the Tinted States,
Uater July 18, 19 IS. where everv fumilv keeps -n o.it
(Signed) CLAUDE C. CATB, 'nnd calls it Intlicr.
County Pathologist. i Tliev used to snv in Cliirn"!) Unit
pil lolmeio whs sold iu lliiltimore by
the jioveiniiient at ti'.'j cents n pound.
The dealers will now sell it to tho
smokers nt 8 cents an ounce. "One
a minute! One n minute!''.
HELP ALONG THE
THRIFT MOVEMENT
Make every Monday
Thrift Monday. Use
Fels-Naptha soap. It
enables you to be
thrifty with fuel; and
it saves wear and tear
on clothes by cutting
down washboard rub
bing. At your own grocer's
Observations.
When in doubt, buy Thrift Stamps.
Vou can't bent the game. New
York stores are advertising; "air raid
HUilH."
Germany has cut the meal ration
again. That country is getting to be
sort of a stepfatherlund.
Wc don't know what (icneral Von
Warm did, hut the rest of the Aus
trian array turned,
. It is reported Unit the bustle is
coining back iu London. The wo
men ought to sit down on that.
There's it great chance for some
wise theater manager in Vienna to
make ii fortune by putting on a food
show.
The old lady would never have
killed the V'K's:'- "ml laid the golden
egg if Hoover hud been living iu those
daVK.
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
Wth LOCAL. APPLICATIONS, aa they
cannot reach the seat of the dtaeuso.
Catarrh ta a local disease, greatly In
fluenced by constitutional conditions, and
fn order to euro It you must take tin
Internal remedy. Hall's Catarrh Medi
cine Is taken internally and a-ts thru
the- blood on the mucous surfaces ot the
system. Hall's Catarrh Medicine was
Firescribed by one of the best physicians
n this country for years. It Is com
posed of some of the best tonics known,
combined with some of the best blood
purifiers. The perfect combination of
the Ingredients In Hall's Catarrh Medi
cine Is what produces such wonderful
results In catarrhal conditions Send for
trsttmonUils, free.
F. -I. CHKNEY A CO., Trops., Toledo. O.
All DrucclKts. IiV.
Hall's Family 1'llls for constipation.
WORK THE HORSE
EVERY DAY COUNTS
USE DR. A. C. DANIELS'
MM' ft53 Wi A L MVA
' Guaranteed to please or money refunded '
Sold by all dealers ;
35 Cents or by Mail
Big Horse Book FREE at your Dealers, or .
DR. A. C. DANIELS, BOSTON, HASS,
HEATH'S DRUG STORE
i
Can servo you With Dr. Daniels' Ilorso and Cattlo Motlicino. Come in and
sea us and got a book.
JOHN A. PERL
UNIIKItTAKKIL
Lady AwlMiuit.
UN HOUTH ItAltTI.KT.
Pnuuo M. 47 ana 47-J1.
Automobile Hearse Ser1c.
kntn Imhnlini. Hor-t..
GOING AWAY?
Tho Seashoro nnd tho Mountatiis ni-o t'Jilling, ami you will soon bo
on tlio way to the spot you havo chosen .
FOR YOUR VACATION
At niout summer places it Is nearly always diftlcnlt lo obtain your
favorite toilet necessities you aro accustomed to using at homo,
therefore you will bo well advised to take with you most of those
articles that are necestary in your dally toilette.
7h KCSCUX. Stont
West Side Pharmacy
Hot watrr bath, homemade or
eointurnial
Water eal. Jl I devn-e- . . JO
oiind- steam )reMtre 1'J
1(1 jtoiimU !ra inMT-ure M
After tenh.iny ti'iuove the Idbd
. ontaitier-i. Seal .ar-; invert tit eotd
tiul ti't the joins. Wrap in ater to
iMevcnt bleaehiu" and store in a dn
ool plaert. IT tin me used it will
'ie (tintu! nilvantayeous to pluniit
them into cold water iinniedintelv at
wt sterilization to cool them ijuickly
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SPOT
CASH
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Earl Fruit Company Of
The Northwest
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