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Ye Smudge Pot
Ky Arthur Parrf
It was reported In t lie; iatcrs Mon
day that a newHpupor renorlur nt Han
KranolHco, had been held up and roll-
Died ot $78!l. 1'eoplu win.' know re-
liortoi'H will know immediately that
tho stolen Bum was $7.S'J.
A Corvallls preacher expounded
Sunday from the sermon topic: ".Make
1 lie (Men Sit Down." Tho evening
Harmon was entitled "Tho Soul's An
chor."
Tho only thing the prosecution and
defense in the 1. W. W. trial at .Mon
tesano. have huen uhiu to agree upon.
is thntjUio jury that tried the 10 rad
ical reprobates was weak-kneed.
An erstwhile shipniate. Klenlerlo
Jiuonnfh' a Filipino of fascinating
liomelldoss and faithful concspon
dent writes, "f have from the flue re
covorod.'i and iiiifurtininlely did not
die." :
Hi .
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WINTER STRAWBERRIES
IT was ;i liiUci- wiitl cr day when Id 1 lie "Tin.-cr's .joint I
WMil, to price the jircdiycsU'd hay, and Imy il initiiic
for a rent. "These lierries lierc," the grocer Sllid, "liae
just lieen s1iii)ed in liy e.ncss; tliey come I'roiu lands
where frost is dead IVoin Soul hern Florida I jncss. A
liox of these, Ihe roeer cried, "will cost a dollar and a
third; and yon may eal and swell with pride, anil folks
will sav you are a hird." The village hanker ainhled in,
Lis whiskers full of snow and
ice
' lillV
lierries?'' sai
lie, " 'twere a sin to i-ou'li np such a heaslly price.''
The leading lawyer came alonj and yii.od upon ihe pal
lid fruit, and said, " His liead is working wi'on who for
sucli stuff would tfive ti limit." A half a dozen men of
"wealth passed up the lierries Ihus displayed; they said
'twould undermine their lieahh to pay the price Ihe
grocer made. And then Ihe village tinsmith came, and
l;ollht a liox. his eyes a.nleam; he said, " I 'II take t hem
to the dame, and she will dish them up with cream."
To moralize in doleful pitch 1 iiiijdd- proceed, lint hed
tinie's nii;h, and wealthy men are always rich, and tin
smiths well, they're living hiuh.
SENTIMENT FOR HOOVER
WTI KT an American citizen, not a candidate for the
.President ial nominal inn,' without an organiza
tion, without a penny spent, in his behalf, with
out, Lis name even on the primary ballot, re
eeiws thousands of votes in a presidential, pri
mary, there must be a reason. .Herbert Hoover, ac
eordinf to last reports, proved the sensation of the L'e
publican primary in .Minnesota, in spite of tin; fact that
the voters who preferred the former food administrator
had to oi) to the trouble of pasting his name on the ballot,
and in face of the fact that in till probability their votes
would be thrown away. .Moreover, in many' enmities, no
provision for a Hoover vote had been made. The result
demons! rates beyond a doubt t he st ronr sent inieiit in the
rank anil file of Ihe li'epublicau party for a business man
as candidate, who is unaffiliated with any political machine.
Itnldi ifallliiR copiously, Is a bless
ing, but'it does not, as some would
lovo to believe, eradicate all need, for
all tlmo of indention. There Is a
ehanco for response to iirayers in
!March, but nono In August.
Ot course there will be no more
"wars, tho combative spirit bchiK talk
ed and shot out of humanity, but the
French announce the invention of a
Run that shoots four times as far ax
tho Gorman "Ills Ilerlhu."
The question before' (iermany today appears'' to lie
wJieUie'r or not they will follow the example of France
after the defeat of 1S70 and indulge in the bloody excesses
of a commune. Only one tiling seems certain and that, is
ultimately the l'an-(!einian rebellion is doomed.
llr. liryan's pronounce nt that he will only enter Ihr
presidential race if bis duty becomes akin to that: of the
soldier answerin:!' a call 'to war, does not indicate that Ihe
eoniiiifj;-campaign will be' without its political casualties.
'.If Germany should start another invasion of Franc,
with the assistance of the bolshcviki, as reported possible
perhaps the senate would be willine; to slop disctissiii:
Article Ten sufficiently Ion-;- to enforce it.
H'I...J 1 1 t 1 j j i , ,,
i. naic cr ei.se may ne sain annul l lie t lucao pro lessor
wlio declared women must be put down, if virile .America
is to endure, no one will charge him with political ambition-.
COMMUNICATIONS
As far as anybody knows, none of
tho . domocrntle caudidales for the
presidency have announced (bat they
favor a continuation of the present
administration policies. There Is
llkewiso no Idolatry plank in the
making.
"Farmers! use our never fall poi
son thlB sprlnK. MonlnKiio Hardware
Co." (Ad Montague Messenger).
Tho nrlisls of Senltlo, Washington,
nro engaged upca a painting or a Ited
t'ross nurse as a tilft to the lied
Cross.
LET "DAN DERI NE"
SAVE YOUR HAIR
ChecU ugly dandruff! Stop
hair coming out and
double its beauty
if.W'Vl. v-i-
A little ,fPnr. !frinr" r' U.
nntl nmkfti the frvn.-h, iulty m;I sntl
nnd pliuMc; tiitu tlii .ttmnl.itiii tttin.
penoUtitea to tho fmnilicil h.iii rnt-
revilaliziiiji and i j i cn .itjn; ovorv
in the hoati, tlun stujipin tSr li.itr W
iitg out, or potliiii; ihtn, ihy r 1mIi:i.'
Aflor a Ivw appln-at ,oni nt "P.'tlii'T
tnc" you Bi'lilnin I'.iul u f.illt'ii liair or fl
pnrtitlo of dHihlr'HT, hfhi.l.M ovoiy hair
thowi new U, ior, bright no s, nmra
color and tltkucfi.
A U'v cfiit.s buys :i botlle of do
lifrhtful .,'Uadoriiif" at ouy drug or
joiiet cuuuler,
H'l tho Starving
To I ho tMlilor; Tho i'IuIusim! Mtir
explains HhoH'. 1 have always fiijoy-
d and jiruCiit'd liy reading yoitr cdi-
lorials as Iht'.v art) always trom a
broad viewpoint." 1 U)p you will
see lit to pulilish this m yinir pupi-i
.so ot her papers may copy ; also to
nelp lnllmneo our ropresfitiativej w
uo their limy m helpniK us to reliove
ulieriiiK uuiuauuy. oius ut
raly, u. 10. I'AI'kaKH,
'j alont, Oregon.
Tribune's Daily
Health Hint
Tht1 ways and means I'oiumlttee ol
the iiouse ol representatives nas tte
10 re it at litis moment the lopu: ot
European relief.
JK-spito thf poliey of tsoino rold
h lot met! ioliiietaus to 111111111110 t ne
lati, 11 remains true mat tne murtal
ny rale in Austria, Hungary, 1'elaiul
and Armenia is .u heay taat it
uilih 11 1 1 to secure proper hunal lor
l lie dead. 11 is the t-iuutreti, :ne atui
and tiie women who suaer niosi.
.Meoiial men in lueao have been
iHituiitl ol Hie starvation ol I Heir
proiesMonal hroiiici s 111 lenna ana
nave h nt aid. l-'roin all sourees thee
reports are eoninnied. iue is at a
loss to umlorslnml Uio iiatlty 01
Ainerua wuli tins horror oeioio u.v
The (ir. at readier ot two tnoiianil
years ai;o itmn.-eileo; us lo lue our
i ueuiie;-. et our European hroiheif
are new no lender enemies lint
irieno.v ami, in me recent words 01
I'l'dii'SMir J. Law it nee i.auKhnu, "we
i'.re tiutimhtlessly oaiu'iiiK oown the
iiiKha, piping a im-rry nun1, as ou
livions to tne sititerings tl others as
an Mini in ir ki assiiappetl '. "
J.et us aiouso ouiM'ives: l.et us as
individuals and groups telegraph aim
write our eoiiiUfssttien and senator."'
- reniietnii; tnai the on.nal sum ol
one hundred and liny minion uoiiais
which Secretary (IKe-s ret otiitnetuled
tne .was and means ctMiiiiuttce to
einUody in l heir 1H! be voted undi
minished for the helping ot our uu
lorttui.tte brothers. l.et us rouse
1 lei men, newspapers and prom
inent men to make :;iuiil.ir pressure
ou our representative.
The lime is hott. I'lease net at
LdKC
Ity Harriet Itnevthj.
-VlalnutrHion I Hoy call it ; but it's
liiumer," raid a labor leader at a re
cent eeiivont ion. Only to a certain 1
tent was he rlt-ht . There is such a
thiiiK as starvation in the midst of
Itx.'d, and this is1 what we call malnu
trition. The. nverane youngster is
bottomless pit. and Walt .Maeliouj'.al's
definition for starvation as the "per
iod of time between meals" Is von
appropriate. And tin-re are a lot ot
children in'llv world -and some of
them in -these Culled States who
to hed hungry. 1 tut there are not
many as some people would have
believe.
On the other hand there are many,
many children whose parents would
assault you it' you accused t he.u
starviim their children, who ;
j none the less losing ground in grow th
and health because they are not get
' linn proper food.
j There is no substitute fi.r butter.
then1 is no substitute for milk, in the
'diet of the child, We are living on
alt sorts of fake foods these days, and
our st o mat lis are hefflg filled, but
;our bodies are not getting fed. t'hie.
aimmg the sufferers will always b
I tlit ehibl. who needs food for two
'uses w lien we have but one.
t Lei us ci Mibat Ibis flood of eamou
flaged fillers that parade as foods
; l.et us uphold the hands of our legis
lators in trying m better condition.
Much money for little lood is the or
!der of the day, Ueud what the gt v
tiTiimetits, federal and stale, are do
' mg to uc mt matters. The "women's
Ipae.e" of the daih paper is a real
1 fa-tor today in helping the other to
'teed her biood. Time was when 1!
!as the victim of any woman who
'bad a "discovery" That time is
past. People who write for the
j press today must know their busi
ness. W here tlie U od is good, the
jeook can-tiU do damage by lack of
'variety. One of our problems is to
jtt-acli women what to buy and to cook
; so ilia', the same money w ill feed in
j stead of filling.
The Chinese lied Cross lias 2r,O0O
members. "
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Be sure to ask your grocer for Karo
Maple in the Green Can. it is
guaranteed to please you or your
grocer returns your money.
Selling Rcpreicntatlta
, JOHNSON, LIEBER COMPANY
. Portland, Oregon t
No Fancy Price for Karo
Maple But High Quality and
Delicious Maple Flavor
F'EW housewives are. disposed these days to
pay fancy prices for what may or may not
be genuine rnaple syrup.
They much prefer to serve the Karo Maple
Flavor they know, with the appetizing1 tang;
of the purest maple syrup. The new Karo
Maple has the delightful maple taste, and- at
the same time pours like regular Karo, without
spattering and making the cake soggy.
You, too, wilt find Karo Maple Flavor a
delicious economical spread for pancakes,
waffles and just the thing for sliced bread
for children.
CORN PRODUCTS REHNiNG COMFANY
17 Battery Fluce New York
! I '
'g Does Your I
I Truck Earn Its I
Ml TT! -g -a UT N
M ioaro ano
iveepr
At the end of each month when you
"figure up" do your books show the
truck you are operating to be a profit
able investment?
After allowing for all costs of opera
tion and depreciation, do yen find your
truck stands as an income producer?
'"Was it a fair return or was it only
enough to make you hope for better
things the next month or the one fol
lowing? Can you point to your truck and say
conscientiously it is a money maker?
YOU CAN IF IT'S A MACK TRUCK
t
The operation of a MACK truck is at
a minimum expense raid when the con
tinuous service and the loads it carries
are considered, it becomes the most eco
nomical type of transportation known.
The MACK truck is thoroughly engi
neered and manufactured. It is built
by exclusive truck manufacturers who
devote all their skill, knowledge and
enterprise to MACK trucks alone. This
is an important point to think about
when contemplating the purchase of a
motor truck.
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