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Ofrlrlal piper of tha City ol Mnlfofe
0 Official paper of Ja.-kaon Co'iiUy.
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fha onlr patA- beiwt-M. Albwnv, Ore., and
Ptilm. rliforiiiu. dintiince of nvcr 400
paIm, having leaaed wire Antwwlated PrajJ
URur?x'R nr TUB-. AMiMfiATTTrt TltERS.
' The AMtof-latcd fra la I'lrhmivdy entitled
Jji Ihr ub for reimttliratift of all newa die
pftfchfa rr4rd to It or mf otliervO-fl crwllt!
fn thle paper, and alao to the local oaj pub-H-I.M
litwin. a
41) riifhta if republlrilHn of ffpac$ I dla
riaaiira herein ara wvo w.rTea.
-9.s..9mudtft Pot?
ffir Arthur Pcrr
I Il''s n lllllo .irlj for Iho dog (Hs,
liffl the cut nhtH arc Ik-i c.
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Kow th9 ll (IrlarfPan Tmlcnvor
toiivontion hnn Jfiu-(t u puliilcliii. ut
rutliiii:i pi on'ilnnco dilnto In a
Kpirltutf ii nncr on thf "menaoe of
jfltc Pkctrji; powT nrtnius," it 1h hlh
an (Tii'gon cnmllriatf utrkf
tior Worked hUiiHflf lnt! h nliKlUB
fr-y. "and fKuridjiltuI tho nh up.
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"-Irttearn wild lo ho In aiiiida iimf'
It 18 cKiihlffll ir tlia).' will rutui-Mb to
f pit - nw -nuroty. iTortlnnd roKun-
J . to). Teerhool rIkkIu niuru buibIpJ
''r"l fi-nSlllnr-K hTcfe llm, hide
tici-lod off by Old But, ovigi tSto W'k-
Dff.l.V!
y; ,' (Salem t'apltal
' 'Mm. -TTIaudo Hn
nltfT who 1h
'MfbUltlK her brother. C. VAHh-(rm-llWen-.
j-rlvnd I Rroolft on tho
T- litfft day of tho atir.48ho Mir
'; . IrtHt'd evoryolio by hoi- compU
..injitfi'iiof mild woathor and
- hlff)jo fif io hoailtlflll grco of '
, -tho flclda ani lllx.
wlUicAitb6ut tho H'.atlotis they get.
Tender . handM can-lot hio rruMhe
H-oiintmip;' lad wiih an9g on IiIk
hettl 0)n tho ludlebat-H, when run
tlvn"hjp a careh'HH autist. ITooler
liudM thwvtij a lynching, wn II
U'arnL-il th? embryo trick bleyellHt
roHt ol lila dayH.
, Hlnco the World war the Hour picl
- Hint retailed for a pcnnyVinn I'irtcn In
jirlce until now it hcIh fur from f to
H cenlH (Humuchu Jiurnal.)
i tho 111 me, duo to tho inability to
1 lve:i jejee away the xklu of a ci', the
lliflu Ingredient if a brogan.
' -Bvoi.iois I I'll if, J,
i ', , AMI TrfTiN MI.MK
( l 'al.:nlcilM'
I t -A Phlhtdelliblu win had her
I'et, iQddfltdi einlinlineil whei It
lcd, girotldcd in golil anil
Hllr cloth and ilac it in an
; ebony cnAlu. Ten a iltomoblleH
followed The funeral car to jr9
i cemetery. .
!.ndy mc. Coupe of tUW IIiUIhIi
ued the Vaukee. Hey!, instead ol'
KngllKh, On! IIimi!, m halt a portion
Tuch.
The l'ortlund flapper
w.
Iilanteil
iglvtn and lefi to her molhO'n Jaw
Wtft-n bided fin- Ktnviiii; mil nil nlubl
wllh 6iuer.gl Hhlckx. ntirreil up leHn
eicneraent ii lylropolllQi ueirari
clrclen. tliiiir the sehuohna-am who
imitdlSI the moii nn leading cltlnen
,C, Wig AHlipolc, who huM
WiKntl(ined foi Tin' It sin tun
lit1
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Carricho will iinfttro ir rlrrtn) No
Hdy blamt'H ht9i-i thin rirm H(and
itmki'H, I$m an Idi'idu9ndla)i(u.
fday, and a move In ufnoi to hnv It
;plft tt or out thtt'o dnys, huth dlivu
tlnnH. ' V
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r-r i Maice, nee IJz.ii Imh rMirnnd
, Jronv Vtyii Soul wlinr nli jtprnt tin
Tu coat sh p. kt tt 1.0 full.
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;; The , Iftimdlngci imv. are fulh-r-.liitf
u HuPfMiienl to hnvo a nnter rain
van down the MalnOrm v'iy ntKhi
d tiring tho find HftiMnn. who t her m
Hot. anybody l mnrrled, for th iny
' rurniv aplrit. and I he ctrtpurlrf(in
;joh.ih. . '
:- OunM are toted In mi t onto -
blk'fi foi the opening (J tho '"J',r
on.' The wenponH ait- nnloaW d, ex
cept when aeeidi'Mtally dlnchai'K0
V . IM'Y
The moon ha&ini0f me weary
With Its hIImt and Itn aong. '
IS urn ardor In ho old a tWng
O I" wrong, all wrong.
It ahnulri be (QnpliiK tQontly
, AcroHMja 0d'n Hkv
Or grumftllng at th rlnud-hltlfl
Tho wind pi leu high, &
It Rhould be teiirhlng little moot
The pp-fW way lo whine.
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nut end of Ringing mm net n
To emi adoring pine,
O.K. Dig )
""niO 1IKI.D A (IRKAT AID TO
KKLKIIO (Ildllno "'hlii I'apcr).
'If tnf " doubt 'ut it, IIhIik
i em taih!1 thn nlallo, anft bear falHe
CHINA lIES EUROPEAN METHODS.
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TIIK trouble in gl'ina in still Koiiij? on and -ill probably con
tinue fox many dreary wi'i-ks.- . '
Tliere are two main re.isous for
son is tW military exhalation of the western world. Great Hritain
has too many critical domestic problems, to care for armed Inter
vention in the Kar JCast. France is more than occupied vl?u Mo-
roceo and her war debts. I'nele
foreign military adventures.
Te second reijjon is China's internal chaos, her lack of all na
tional eolnMion, and the chronic spirit Q internal rebellion with
wlrn-li she is afflicted.
As a result, it is difficult to sec any immediate settlement of
the fracas runnini; up and down tit? Chinese seaboard, and there
fi'e fotH): first time inQodern history, China lias an opportunity
to nialse her power felt in the world at large.'
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No our realizes this belter than
crs or China, for China as a whole, can't be said to realize any
thi at all. And they are wasting no time in taking advantage
of the- opportunity. ,
Young C0i?na has taken a lcalfroi the European0noteboo) and
is relying frankly ufion force, ftt the .Oashington Arift conference
shcoasked for certain cfhings, amongothem aontrol ov?r her own
tariff liPVsand tli(oelimint.ion of extra tufritugial rights, and she
asgiven the nerry Ia-lW, with yjianimity ftnd promiSitude.00
Only thj other day she made a similar demand,- and no one
Ijughcd at all, except Voting Chia herself peijaps with her face(
in her eopioOs ;!eeves. . o
Foiounarmrd and defenseless
s
lijjt moral suasion for her wj'.on, and got what moral suasion
n jo--i
iisi1Iv gets iiioTiilrji-n.bionA negotiation
Now witU thousitiids oftriiic0
parently iie assistanijj'ol drained
s a vcy ditlerent .sty, and
"A..1I 1 A . ( il .1 .....
usually gets, ino.it 01 ine inwigw
rs doesn t mean 4 ltiag-iieralded Mvakefaing of China and
prompt eimrai'iice of the T'elestial Kingdom as a world upwer.
lint it does mean that China has learned a valuable lessot fron
her tlceidentiil instrucRirs and through that has tun a0Uag stcj
toward iiulefTendenceaml the esll)l0limcnt oT the slogan of "China
for Chinese' as a w-able principle of her internatioii! nolicv.
QUILL
as! 1 lie letters a
!m fogets
About the only tlng that
whiskers"
At any rale it jgu't rccj'ilcd that spankingevor made youth
I ul criminal. ' "
It doesn't really mall who
to punish auybody.t
Th
cirobay ouldn't be any fight soic state should out- n"rJan 'throw , off thru ,their frcn
. mm. , ,:d sweating Is a. mixture of salt and
iw the teffJiing of algebra.
The Chinese must not firo fk
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agcs arc periuitted to do th.
Whatever tho rif.it or wrong of
a if they don't respeg, tho law,
Correct lis sentenij
ji'hp, "k'm going to do a lif
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ltOHIC$ttl, ro .TulyOS. Dr. E.
H. Stewart, for tho ptM thrco yeai-B
eOnnumfler of Umpiiua Ojost of the
American Legion, last night present
ed his xigimlion in -Pi'der that ho
may devote his time to .the offlco of
slato -onuna$der, tho position to
which 1 was electOl at tha) recent
ennvenfnf) at Prlncville." Ur. Stew-
fy Welt
POST AT
KPaBferi
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CONVALESCS&gT.
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IT IS pleasant, when emerging from an jobless dire and fell,
gjopbehold your friends come suifjiiig, glad to see yftr? getting
well. You aro tired of iPa's anil nui'siO, kind and helpful as
Ihey are, you are tired of thoughts of licat'Qs and the moaning0
harbor bar. You nre tired of jugs of bitters and of pills in
numbers vast; you are longing for the critters who nre com
rades in the Pist. So, upon the tt'ccts appearirSfc, you beholoj
those eordialnen, "yelling "Iliiwdfj!'as they're Hearing, 'jlad
t'jfjsee you back again!" Saying things too sweet to swallow,
but which please you jtisMhe siiineO"Thiaf old town s9ems tleijd
and hollow, when you aro n9t in the game! Vith anxiety wo
trembled when the does eliaseiln ,-Omr door; you were missed
wjen0v8!' assenibletl nightly aPtho Itlue Front Ntorc. Now thfft
all your wj-ks arert'('oing, and again you're on the stree'o w
resume ir jasenient brftving coiitentnieut. large, com-
plele." Shut orfnmi the world of action, aching on a dreary
bed, thoughts that give no 9alisfnelion take possesui of fiour
henil. You imagine. you'rO forgollen, that you have no coinraiten
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now j and you chew the heads of cotton hanging from your
bandaged 0brovP And you shed some ten in uyminly, tithers
work and do or die, while yoiPrc lying, nlso-ranly, watching
laden hours drag by. Hut at last you're convalescent and
your comrades shake your hand, 9ill your sorrow is seneseei
and your joy is high nnd grand.
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this, the first and principal rca-p
Hum is more than ever opposed t
Ckina, at least tjc younp;' lend0
four - 'ears ago, Chinihad nothing
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men, airplanes, tanas, and ap
nay officers from Ijcninograd
China promts to get whiR force
I ...
uemanucu.
JOINTS
to inafia-ftivtr cotaitiills.
rclly conies to him who waits is
discovered America. It istoo ato
innocent americaus. Oulv dry,m,ilcal treatment
such resorts, all t
flost of the p.-4ron
luata othe course
i free pcoplcvoj't rcspe
respect Sic
Diirinir tlia Ionir Kumnicr cveniues.
goinl solid reading."
iliil remlinir "
art has been one of tho n-st active
workers in Iho American Legion for
many yci8 nnA has just completed
a two-year lernOas natloU commlt -
treiuan, i
pmcnt
K-oHenting tli
i Oregojt de-
;rnff,itiy Misty Treaty
GIONKV ,Jut8. (A. P.) A rep
resent all vo of tho Gorman govern
ment today Hignfll the convention to
limit rfJ raffle in iuiiih, formulated by
tho recenarmH conference here. Oer
mjiy had prevtouHly fgned tho prcl
tocu9againtt tho uao of pojon gas A
warfare.
Do you love your vl
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DC
Mason
Ta II .
CKOSSAVCiltl) ..PUZZLE STOKY.
OUR HOUSE
TW W
O See thai 'ri'grfvet those trees i nai is woe
8-11-13-17 brought up. r-4 the youngest one a- ourdiimy.
15-lyou sc9lhe 4-5-6- it is
2.3 iFTere! Mr. Man - tiae -
yoiii crescent mooT? boat
tonight in
sji vcrv fat awav !
' . AnBwer To
41 2 (row), lflfM), 1-2-3 4
8;91(ldl (soon)..
. Copvriom, 1925, bv Th
nail Health' Set vi-co
VMrnAl, w.lll
L.lra
n ihMU-ll
Dr.
Tho ItailuM'afie
A grea) many persona who have
'or who litKlne they have somo form
of "blood poisoning" (whether ti
I. A.UA .HiA.ua
lurill inuaiia (gyiiis u. umv.
I scarcely know) choinh a rigiflplaccnt
, belief that f they
, 'cii go or a so
journ t some re
sort where .-hoi
lmths or swegt
- baths may bo had,
Jhey c-ft by sich
mpnnR "thrn.1 off"
muchorq. ofde.
real or Imaginary
"p o i 9o n" from
ttl'lr mood, tnru
the fancied excretory activity of tho
skin. - As
physroilogy teach'
lw-
Ixver, the skin p-forms no uch of
rrlceln health or in sickness. . and
.practically all thesesearncst valetudi-
water, little salt and much water. But
the open air life the wSlklng or other
unwonted dally exercise, tho good
ofteJ available in
... i.i.
,ron and so c grad-
irses return home witn
Ith .nnnlnf-nnl bnllof In '.nalurnl
mfjthods" intact, and ready to go for
inonior courso of baths next season.
"hro is a'popuW mlsapprehen-
Z, faMM-M by Dr. Bdb If Mnutl. W Hi
finwt tfcy, ir ci t v mrnmm . .
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slon, shared by some poorly educated mom oiu. one --
, physicians, that mo runs some risk,8 o'clock sharp up until the $ot
of harm if oUb. suddenay checks
sweating, by goln? out n th cold.
for instance, or by plugging Into cold
. . . ' m Q .
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proniseBsw eating. The Implication.
. (llW.n" "m" ,'ihi. wiv
iThll ,. ..,,, ,H ;
"authorities" who are somewhat short
on rShyslology. Is tit the sudden
checking , of tho sweat In this way
causes retention crwasto matter a
Hllllie kind. Aliri Ihnt hviiniliellenl
waato milTter or uoison produces the
alleged "cold." Or course thja S pure
hokum, eve tho old fogy physicians
nnd half bifitVd health officers somo
times incPirso trftjaieo
This la tho truth of he mnteft-. If
one gets thoroly wawied up by na
tural icnns, that Is, Uy work, plaor
cxercle?aliy sudden chilling is IKoly
to CiMie soreness, lameness or tttlff
ncss of the muscles and fascia of
the area chillod, and it dncsii : make
PngS).'h or little or hother thft
sweating Is checked or not, for the
lactic acid and thenarbonlc acid and
other organic acld waste material
formed when muscles work Is con
tained In tho blood within tho blood
vessels and Is carried away thru the
clrcufttlon. to he eliminated thru the
lltincfl anil klflneva. Qinl thru- thn
sweat. Tho sudden chilling may sii"!
retard the circtjOtttlorln tho muscles
nndascla concoi&'d. as to leave an
excels of the aste mutter of acid
characterOin the muscle and fascia,
and trjt causes the soreness or lame
iness. Tm the ih.T hand. If one gets
, up a sweat by artificial means, as by
jhnt bath or a su-cat bath of rfiiy
I description, there Is no harm what
ever In suddenly checking that sweat
ilnMt any inomenr? for no excessive
oxidation or combustion of tlssii
'takes pligo In the course of a passive
nneni ami meretore tnere is nothing
10 do left In the musrk's or In the.
Sm.v that was not there before the
hilling. To Imagine that In soBe
mysterious way this sudden checking
of a passivo sweat can bring on any
disease which nmsquerades under thr
uicknaiiio of "a cold" Is Just plunfb
nonsense.
Sweating from exercise Is health
fulQnot (ecsuse It carries any waste
matter or polins out of the body.
but slmlllv becniiM. It I. It ttrw.it In.
dex of tlQ Increased metabolism, tlfj
mur vigorous oxicianon gojng on in
the body, and the oxidation burns up
toxic or pot&noMi mate -la I which
might harm the body if not so de
stroyed.
QI KSTIOXS AMI AXSVj:it8
. It la Serious
Vt'oulU taa consider aoO operation
, A
rtsnyieninmne W"'""' ,c01.
rhi
..Mnon"TVVhe will vou 13-14-1516
MOoni
10-14ies nohear he is-
Mst I'tzile
Jwdir), 8-8 (as), 511 (InV 6'
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IntemaUontH Syndicate .
(10.
f iPunsmmSimmi-
TMk
)iawuj
of Honest Sweat
for a slomach tijufcle serious? (E.
Anawcr-MfBt,eii, x buuubi
no Joko, that is. if it weri jiy stom-
ni. .
S.'novHJs
Kindly tf me what
synvitjy
. ..... iri,.n nf lb lUilnir
membra (synovitis membrane) eofitheir diplomas together. - Th
..Mu.nn n,hK.h anrnt0ti I m in SamUel S
u. juiiiiwu "
the small amtiint of fluii (synoi)
ta'$ egg albumin for the lubrication
of the jWint. Synovitis is usuany acum
fn duration (a wek or two), and may
be" causet b an i Jury of tho Joint
or by infVtlon from a septto focus
elsewhere in the body. In sevejf
cases of purultit synovitis the joint
must be surgically openod nnd drained
As a rule physiajogicnl res of the
the yiint insured by suitable surgical
Bupport of dressing gives relief e)nd
brings recotery. Synovitis is one of
the many conditions Ineptl dubbed
.Rheumatism" anf of course wrongly
Iffeated wh i misdiagnosed. To
treat synovitis ran measures pur-
Porting to innuence ino cumbluui u...
svstom or blood Is about as sensible
' '"" hS to treat housemaid's
n'a" ""'"i. i--- -
thO Chin. W
Whonjl Felkr Needs a Frleiul
We jona appreciate your opinion
' our baby's bedtime. She Is 9
weainer. our. sines u V
I hour or so if we put her in bed so
rlv- ur old 11fam"? d,ocf'
Iinnti hfr un until ah o'clsrk In sum-
"bo you agree with him? (Mrs.
.
L XnSH-er Yes. I always agr. with
The faT1y doctor for rtsbllcStlon. but
when wo refre to tjje parlor for our
I consultation on tho case I
i!oW ,h , manages to get Wlta Jt.
" h'y iir0,,!r ,bMl'lme ,'8 6 P-nl'
I " "l '.
how Is she to got (gnough rest? A
baby re()iiros 16 to 18 hours of sleep
dally up"o the ago of 6 months, and
IS hoursauP to tho age of. 1 year. A
baby Shears olg requires 14 hairswof
sleep dally. A baby 4' years old re
quires lfehours of sleep. This incligies
night and day apa together. Every
child should have the day nap regu
larly up to the age of 8 yearB. A chin?
6 years to 10 years Old requires 11
hours of sleep: a child 10 to 14 years
old requires 10 hours. ' Put the . baby
to bed at 6 In the afternoon the first
year, if. t the second year, at 7 the
third aiuL fourth years, at the nrtn
nnd sixth- years. After- 6 and. up .to
16, 9 o'clock is bedtime for-, regular
chlldron.. Morons, degenerates a"d
future delinquents nronsralned for it
flfy late hours. 0 -
p9 you loVe your jylfe? (5
" rlfli if rorfifj re
ktrtmi you tool ..
OQ,
And comfy, I'm ITI"0
TKtE0
T E A
QRANCEErtOE '
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.-St.
' i O ".fii. ; a .
.v&fte men wiB-k Ifird an' aclilfv
Rreatnexa, while oUiein take th' sfiort
cut an1 Kit plrotofirapKV-d with U"
loft .i.ft-k reoliiiln' In Uier hand.
cashier Artlo SootH I pom-cV
. Innklnl It, HMllrPM 1
"0" nr
- To OntB Persuading a lady to
Marnttfje. -FfjJ-bear,
bold youth; affshcjyn
a here,
An what you 1g aver
To others courjphip nuv appear,
"An -ierllefte tojwier. ( . ..'
She is apubUo. delty
And were't not very odd .
She should dispose helf to US
A petty household fbd? :
First make th s-n in private shlno
(And bid the world nSieTi.
"Jhat so ha may his beam confine
.- in comimment to yffu:
But l" f that you do despair,
Thik how y"i did ami
Totri"o fK her beams ijgjiich aro
. More, bright an lurgojthan his.
, KatherCe ' Philips.
i Aibnjral SiAmcl . noiwn
Thirty-seven yeafrt ago 'two stalwart,
elenr.eved vnuncr HEM 8tO(A on the
loiffuaencement' platforn) at the An-
nai)U8 Naval, Acaaemy- ana receivcu
. l.n n-l.a,r van.
' - -T Samuel S Roblson
s . A an Curtis WlJur.
I ' "T-4 Sf ,il 'fhe 'other day
j i," Curtis Wllbm, now
mmi. f i ! secretary, of lt
Roblson
navy, " announced
ira list of advance
menis na a p-
Lpointmcnts in tile
navy persfajmel.
And . heading that
lint was the name
of Afmirat Samui
Robinson, naied
c o m m a n der-in-
fhief of the United
States fleet. Hf(
had bei serving
S. S. Roblson
as comnyinder of the battle fleet.
ItohijSp -was born In -Jnnnlta coun
ty, Pa May. 10, .ia67. During the
Spanish ' American' War,' 1898,. he
servedon the Beaton. ' Among other
ships of the American fleet on which
Roblson' has- been Btatloned in com
mand are the Cincinnati, the Jupiter,
and the South Carolina. Duftng his
oSrly careTr he was "tatlonvi for a
while on' the Tennessee as navigator
and on the Pennsylvania aifexecutlve
officer. From - 1904 to- 1906 he was
Identified ' with Uie bureau of equip
ment ofthe UaS. navy, and in 1910
'and 1911. he waa with tiff bureau of
Seam engineering.
During the world war Jtohlson was
In comiftmd of the .submarine force.
of the Atlantic fleet from. 1917 to
1918H He wasma mifnber orf the
naval - armistice commission from
1918 to 1S.19; commandant of t&i
navy yard Th Boston -from 1919 to
1981; military governor -of Santo Do
mingo tT(fft 191 to 19fc3? member
of the general board of the navy de
partment durinoj 1923, and admiral
In command of the battle fleet from
June 20, 1923,OuntlI the recent pro
motion. on a
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