llul KIVKK til.AUI.K. llllKSH.n. NoVIIMI'.lll: It. Ki
fauah nutnrr OSlarirr
inmt t; i'Mn!i.
Nui.-i rn,l. .i
. IVr er.
i'.-.U"" i'i tr.r- t'i .lei War v,.r,, dri'.e.
Si- ,-e the iT'H'Umat on f r a:a,i st
tl:e imri rial Itrt.i 01 i v errimer.t was
issuen 1" itk : th- trie jwt jde f tr.is i t I I I
.U' t mve 'At". ;.!rrj:;, i f mrri and ,,;, fr,
'iia'vr.in iti ...r-'t-s. r -tn 'lie t'.rt un- terestetl 1
til Hit- la.-t t!. ir fiYj"-f da- in
-s-t-h-
Letters From and About Soldiers
re-
i, t .
'iTll - t I: e
to ovttrt ,c
Miami i:::til.
sol. her of It.
ihev I e as
ijh;.' t . ;tt h
i: ;
We
. Ho,
te
. ' .tl ruea-nre, l.triij
1.-.-' tt.!-, recil'J
a: jt ( p.u j of -try
d Kr tr valley. May
,ii .f tr.'-? wh. rr-
TiiK Tlill Vi'ii tlfr Kll.hr
' ... t: M l I f-."
i ! .- tr vv . r1. r f ut. d ever
'ne t'.H..r .1' . r r; ar, suftiers.
ka's-r V. il'n It, u' 'i th .- .f trie junk
er elii-s .' l'r'jri:t ho urire t on hi :
n.'vl 'It. .or nr full'. '.it :l l.pn'JIv hi ilu
li.t xorvaUd f'.r triet.i-.t-Ives . Miin rici
l.t-in-f an I tr.eni selves wad turn. ;
ii!.', i. Mi l- i if t'tuVt is a- tin iimi
i.il iiicii in l.i in the iniriit lalitv ;
i.' the sum v.;i.li. ;.: ! hv ii ty. 'I'fi it' '
v as a o ininat it ..I iod.
li lt the prayer- uf the r.i: litem:-, havt
I eii answered. Ihok have heen t he
.lays (.,it Aiilu-I. t'.itl. l ittle Pel-l-.iiltn,
fr risfht. fur ( nri.-t :ai;ity, f l '
hull an ty, limn herself into the maw; ;
I' the war machine; I-1 a'U'i' sa net'
l.i : i laid vva-te, h.-r homes ruined. It I i
v iri: n violated, h-r ri iii'ip rnocktt. j
u ,i ii r i al i.e Irais ih .-e.Tati d ;
I .!. j.,ve tn the la.-t iin i uf her hl
t ,! i ; Italy all hut eiisrueil unilei
t ie i n l iiiiiht of hun llsases, while he!
ivilian impulat inn ilieil uf hunger hi.i!
J 'St : U'MCl .
V t in t!ie kaisei nnliueiS wefe he
i.ii; hut led op tuuard i'ai is lHl Hirn;t
we uf AnieiH'a, a our o.vn yo'.in nun
m re hurry ir.j? in a steady slrean
a. ru- the At hint li', s-liml lered as n
.iin.. fur the linet to hold. IS.lt oil I
raers Hint thue of the Allied people:
vile ililfereiit fl'i'ii that lietniai
THer. i.i i s w a.- a prayer and a Impt
nat e vetv on tl e -id.' of r et t ht). 1
t 'll'l rf.il e of I ioil. l't;e I o I i. .hi out i
s'..s ,-ai'l ilee. The Pii-l in 1 1 id ol
-irnhn hum. of women arid little ehil
,1'i'H has hiii) !e:ted u il was iievel
hefi re tested, Hnd it has emerged froll
1 ne ol deal s' luiuer, In or.' h nun fill nml
limi'e i nd::i ii n I tian ever.
'';iiie after tune this struct: Ie attaiiist
Imile fon-e has seemed all hut lost
I'.' lnim .saved the civilized world onee :
Hie mighty Kmrlis-h tleet has saved it ,
the Kronen m I'.'ll, with the nuns Ht
the very gates of I'hcs, rallying, al
lliom'h eh.'HI-led, to th.e cry of "The
Shall not I'ass, " saced it; and then,
when the Allies weie woin iiiut win
iveinv, l oth army ai.'l invil populat o
tne Kltut ;,ld virile hinted States o,
Ann lira, hei peoples made to reahi
iheir deht to Iv.lund, Fraiu'e, Hel
tliiim and Italy. Iiurhd her every n
soune nun, munil ions, sliiis hiii
inoiiev into the lijilit. The I'nitei
of Amerira .-aved the civilize!
jiwE iiNNK.rr
The esteem in wt.oh lloui!
i-ou'itv voters, irrespective of
it!iuai inn, h Id Jii le A. S. I'.ennett
AasMio'vo ii-t week, .ludi'e t!ei:i:ett
received n.oie votes than all others,
Abuse names v. ere wr.tten in, coin
.lined. Juilkie t'ei.i ett is a man of
-terl.ng 'ina.il -e.-. lie has grov n to he
i kind "I .0 a i uf (rek;..n attorneys,
tie has the renei t of h:s fellow law -
.i!'' of Karl Euy w he
lae ti.ili'Wi! j, re.ei.tci
. i tlv by h'.? i arerit- :
Se.t 2".
I 'ear fo! ..- at heme: 1 haven't writ-,
ten for some tune a- 1 hae h.jen a'.vay
u a little trip and ,.i.-l ..t taek. Wc
had a nice trip and saw s,,nie hne
country. Went one way on the train
and drove trucks ha k. ationt .".o
miles. Were no, e In day. Saw the
wonderful city ol I'anii. ll.ly tnere
1 hours, mi, of cuiirse, cuuldn't srt.
much of the t'.wii in that tune. II. .w -Kiver
ever, we did see muny n teles' ini '
Partv s'iklhts; the Kitlel Tower, went throUttb '
Nutre liame eatr.elr.il; al.-o the old
liuuenot church huilt in the eiuhth
century, and a numher if hcautiful
parks. It is .eita.nlv a Wonderful oil .
and 1 hope I'll have a chance to tee:
more of it some other Line. We were
lu.'ky tu j;ei there at all, as not many '
of the soldier? get to to throt.uh I'aris. '
The weather is cold and rainy and ;
hettins to feel like winter already.
Only a lew more days and we ean
put on the told, chevron for six montts
eis as well Invmen who Mow him
(is bom st. integrity, f.iiriniodedness , Krance.
I have been made a sergeant, so I
feel quite proud. There is not much
that 1 can write about s-i I'll iiuit.
Write often all of vou. I.ove to ad.
Kail.
.Vt. Kail Khv. Tru. k Co. No.
2:inl K.nnn.t eis. A. K. K.
ind tils innv year- of close t idy of
lurisprude'n e render him peculiarly ht
lor the -tale's hiijh judicial k'Sit'u:i.
The i amis of Mrs. VV. K. Shay and
Mrs. J. W. t'opper, volunteers in re
iev ii g ttie liistressiiiji situations re
uiltiij; fi 'in the ii lluei id epnh mil', ;
ivere oveih.okid last vek. The urat
tude of the coiniiiuuity, as well hs
huse unfortunate enough to he strick
n, (joes out to these Women.
"I am recovermi; from shrapnel '
woiirais in a base hospital," writes'
I'l l. Jack Anderson to his f .sttr j
mother, Mrs. J. 11. Ihikes. "Wilhal
pat ty of comrades 1 w as enirancd in I
stringing telephone wires when a shell j
hurst overhead. I was struck ovel I
: the temple and one of my bij; toes vvusj
l tie people m noun mver nave nevei pny (imashed by the llyme, shrapnel,
leant a I'etter or more appealing e- Hut the wounds are nut serious and 1
temperaneous address than that deliv- w i II be out in a few days. "
, , , , ... . mi e. I'h Anderson, a burner member of
crel by .ImUe v ,s., Monday "iter- r(ll,p Oregon National Cuard and
ioon. It w as m beautiful expression , a veteran of the Mexican Under earn
A the s-e itiineiit lhat was welling 1 paign, on reaching Kram-e was trans-
I'rom the hearts of us ail. . e" l" 11 ''V''1 a',llll,t'ry - pwny . In
his letter to Mrs. Dukes he staled that
j Maj. deo. A. White, formerly in com
t'.o to church next Sunday, even , mill f ( liei-on troops on the border,
hough ;t is not your custom and let , never forgot hi.-. Proton boys,
he dav he one of sincere thanksgiving "H has ju-t learned of my little
. , , , ., vvounds, and 1 am now enjoving i igar-
loth fur world peace and the passing , .. . ,., l)s s. , ,;.. ..
Suits and Overcoats
Are vou hard to fit?
Are you hard to please?
Are you hard on clothes?
If at !' t!.t-f !Me.oi.i; ar' Imtia ri! ir t 'tl. this
is the j.!ai- tii vniriv lor ju'ir ol t!;e-?. Wt- mako a
n ci;il !tii! i d' :it. tin n.attt r uliat ; i v.' r l:v'
imv. ti;.-t'f's a
HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX SUIT
reaily for m. Tin st' inakcrs havo in'ov i lt'd for
''ry variation of tdf human hndy. Ati'dlit r jai t of
onr s'f icf is to haw wiilo stleetio'is of styl.-s.
Sot'H'thitiK for overv taste.
When it fnini's 'u, wear 11 ART. Sv HAKl NKU
v: MARX f I.OTIU-N ate tit ttiuaiii'tl; thvy niw- niorv
si'i-v itv for your inonoy than anyt-lothos tui ran hny,
ami w hat-k that up with a .iruaranUv f sat is fact ion
or vo ir money hack.
Overcoats
. Wt haw ai t-M-i-pttohauy tr o as'ffri-'
.Meii's atnl Yoii.o.u' Men's (w-ivi'at.s. '!'!..
tht'Sf wri'c nta'le- for as by The On-uoi: City W
Miiis. w hieli in-oivs Quality. Satisfaction a' il S. r
Coni.' in a'ni !""k them over. YuTi .'
the ioAt.'-t. 'j ia'itv i-"iisii!ei'etl.
.1 st take a look at that speeia. toek
t ht reoats. Values t:p to sli'.oo. yosir
I'i.eiee only
$4.48
Men's Flannel Shirts, ail sizes $1.48
Men's Work Shirts, with Military Collars 75.-
Men's Metiium Weight Woolen o. the pair 35-
Men's Heavy Fleeeed 1'iulershirts 59
ftho PARTtV FAIR
HOOD KIVI-.K
OIU (()N
f tne epldi'ini
I'pl. Anileis.ni.
If you have a lahel for u t'hl istinas
packai;e for an overseas soldier, hurry
mil i;et a ration. Ho not await the last
nuiiient.
The man or woman who cannot he
thankful next Thanksgiving day is out the Second Corps tras M'h
if Uitie with the civilized world.
Males
W.il Id.
I MiC,
aluie, of tln.se n;d Ions, i liain
j i ins of iii;h!, cm il l not have with
stout Prussian autuciacy. line hy on
li;iv have done t In ! r pal t to end for
ever the diciiui of a iniid roiuniei't r.
an I linnllv all lotether, their men it!
reeled hy the genius of I Itiiei iilissiii!'
huch, that smiple, (Ii d-fcjirin French
iiiiii;, they have freed the w lid froll
aunting tear id I'russian mitoc-
tne
lar
P was a proud day for us of Amei
nit Momiay. P w as a day lor the tt
t urn uf t hanks for the realisation o!
.un national uleds, now e;iven a world
v ,.e siy:,iliciiiice. It was a day of re
j.'iciiie, loi the thoii-iindit on thousand
of patents, win now know that I In i
hoys are no longer exposed to tlantrei
o warfare. And while it was a day
of great sadness for those wives am
.hdil.'i ii w hu have Inst hnshands aim
fathers, and parents; whose sons wil
! ev er t nine hack, their pride should hi
go :.ti r than that of all (,. tt st of u.
I h :t I", ed on. s have made the si,
I'ltine sacrifice that the cclehratioi
nngl t he In Id. Theirs is a rich hoi i
"Vv, and one that will grow I ichor a
t me ailv in i t s.
I .eon I.e Franrii Satiinlny receivetl a
let ter from his son, I'pl. Melviu I.e
Kranci, who mohilized last year from
North Yakima, where he was a mem
he r of a company of national guard
troops, stating; that he had heen as
signed to duty as an instructor w ith
in France.
After an attempt lasting for six
months and necesiti ting a serious op-
j eration for hernia f lorn w hich he has
I completely recovered, .Julius I.e
j Kranci, yuiing-er hmther of the gas
instructor, lit lieves he has finally been
i Hcrepted tor the navv at Bremerton,
lomplete unollicial results m H"i! ! 'h,- fathtr has receivetl forms from
.tiver and W ars.( counties show the , ,h,, naVH recruiting' station at Seattle
lection of . I. llulton and Mrs. fur t-trt if vinr the vnung- man's age.
Xievander lhompsun, their respect iv
.'otes for the two counties being l.M'.l
ind l,n:'t. Herbert Fghert receiveu
illll votes All are Wasco county res
idents. Mrs. Thompson ropeserted tin
listrict in the last legislature.
ELECTION NOTES
Judge A. S. Hennett, according tu
the latest unollicial returns, is ea.-.l. m
the lead over J udge Coke for the en
pierne court to till the vacancy left hy
the death ot Justice Moore. Judge
i'.ennett, who was given a handsome
.'nle hv all Hood H.ver county pre
'incts, is a member of the law him ol
lienni tt. Sinnott & (ialloway, ami is
me of tie Northwest's best known
i itornev s.
Sot. Kloytl French, in a letter to
' Mrs. (!eo. . l.ynn, enclosed an official
' address for his Christmas package.
Sgl. French suggested that nothing
: ivould suit him better for Christmas
than his favoiite brand of cigarettes,
i "The government furnishes us with
, Hull Purham," he wiote, "and we can
j buy cigarettes, but we cannot get
any Camel so you may send me some
for a change.
1 "1 am hoping that I can spend my
j next birthday and also the next Fourth
: of July at home. Hut it m iv be some
I I line before we get back. Everything
: now is going our w ay. ' '
liecausc son. e of the election hoards 1,1 !l l'tter to his parents, Dr. and
faded to iost tally sheets at prermrt : Mrs. VV. M. Post, Harry 1'ust, who has
tiooths the tutal'iitimher of voles cast part icipatetl in heavy lighting recently
at the municipal election latl week1'" Fnince, tells of the visits over the
will not he known until next Moiittav : "' li'ws uf a white aeroplane.
night, when the vi tu will be canvasst
Wt
IX) NOT nMI'IJ! Willi TIIK HliK Hill j
It'-i'tnt tainptrit g with the bell use,: '
to sound the tire alatni in 1 tot il Uivt i S
iininis back to mint! the old story ol
the shet.heid hoy , who, to am ise fom j
s I', laisfd the cry that wolves wen
devminng his llo.-k. The people ran Ii j
a il him .- fisst ti a! he tllollght the gom,
sport oiignt :., be rein an ,. ' hen out
lav tne wdve.- iietu,.liy came, put
! he iit ople shuI :
"We will w.iii fur an A-sui-ialn1
Press co' tirnia! ;..n.
And the h.'V lost his sheep.
I he lite ,e! I should he Us,.,) s,,,.l.
I'T the u; ;ii.st. ,,t sounding tire nlnnns.
I'" not h: imy w .t minimize its i t!e, t
t," ti e wain i g that ;t is intetiileil .
ail greet .this machine with
' joy," wnt.'s the voung artillerviiian,
"fur it Inings us olticial news and
pi'ilcht s of tohacco. As the plant
sweeps low anil drops the papers and
bugs of lohacco all of us make a rush
, to gi t them. "
I
i Mr. and Mrs. P.. Slutz last week re
ceivetl a It Iter from their son, Sgt.
'William K. Slutz, member of an aero
squadron, who told of having been
iransft rred from F.ngland to France.
Mr. aid Mr. Slutz have two othei
, sons, Il.dhert and Sam, hi France in
the both regiment, of heavy artillery.
Samuel Slut, is driving- a supply truck
, lor one of the batteries of the regi
ment. Mill S. Frederick, gunner with a
regiment of Pritish troops in Italy,
' writes his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. J.
To treat human beings as so murhl r redenr that his organization has
inert matter regardless of the effect of : participated in some of the stiffest ol
the human mind does not speak well , recent lighting on the Italian front,
for modern enlightenment. Fven 0111 , "While American soldieis have
great g randmot hers were w ise enoug h reached certain parts of Italy," the
to avoid the minute descriptions ol ; voung man vvrnes, i nave seen none
le minds, rec
f people t
ov the fit v council.
.1. I!. Nickelsen's final uimfiicial lea':
iver .1. II. llazletl for Joint senatoi
from this and Wasco county is S( votes.
DO NOT BE A
VICTIM OF I'EAIl
l From the Astoria Budget)
In this dav of enlightenment it is
more Hum passing st range that s.(1
tie seems to be und. i stood i i i.,i r bin;
Ihe laws governing contagion. The
handling of the present epidemic wouh,
he little short of criminal were it not
that it must be laid to the door of ig
-or.'tnce.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Van Horn have
r.-ceived a letter from their son, F.d
ward W. Van Horn, who tells of his
promotion to captaincy. Captain Van
Horn has heen attending a French ar
tillery school.
Mr. and Mrs. t!eo. W. Howard have
receivetl a letter from their son. Peon- ,
aid, formerly stationed at Fort Canby ,
but who was recently transferred to an I
Alt.r. tic coast fortification, who an i
nnunces his safe arrival overseas. j
Ralph P.. I'.ennett, who has just tin-
idieil triiinine at a I'mversitv of (he- I
s'lin training camp, lias left i'or Camp
McArthur, Tex., where tie has been J
oiileittl to attend an officers' training ,
camp.. !
Kmniett, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. P.. j
Thomas, of the I'pper Valley, is now ;
seeing service in France.
I
h4"HI-i-H-l-H-l-t-e-i-H-'l"l"l-I"l"l")"l !
ins nits ami f ka in Kits ;j; i
H--H-H--t-H--H-Hl-h-!--t---H--!--H-f
The recent rains that prevailed over
eastern Oregon caused geese to fly low
and made it possible for hunters to get
at the numerous ducks. F. VV. Chind
lund, who accompanied Waller T.
(inner, a Portland piano man, to the
Arlington and t'.lalock district, returned
rndav w ith a tine bag of fow ls.
If ynu enjoy the sport of lishing in
Hood river do not fail to give a dollar
or more to the fund that will he used
in building the diversion dam at the
mouth of the stream. All fishermen
know how this dam benefits the sport.
I he construction of the dam will make
the lishing much better next summer.
(irmcrs Will Close Early
Beginning Monday grocery stores of
the city will open their (daces of busi
ness at S o'clock a. m. and close at 7
p. in., including Saturdays.
After March the stores will remain
open until 'J o'clock Saturday nights.
House Plaster For Sale. Kt'llv Bros,
phone 14"l. ml til
Cl'ang ng the Story
"Any li.'W. we t an . 1
lo oto' i Icldien it little.
"What ihi vou uu.'tu'.-
Wanted I'v .inn i"i cily. (:! ion on
tu. ii. i.i ...... 1 1 m .1 n.,-1 '. , . , .- Ii. llsr loi'l it '!. 1 1
inge the story v,t is im liMihi M u-t i.i- uooil : ait
Hive H i. I. lu t -. f . II VV ;i!i,..'i . nolo III'. 1 1
: To lif.l.- - ,.t oii'I.nt.I. 'noli, r or lino, i
'We mil lell them that when w. ' piov.'.i n u i.e e It. al to. I ,. no n, u,
M on tan it. t . i . N u Wi'l-i n. II 'O't Id v it. oi . H
were nciried I vv is tiiakin'.' ,Ti a
Week, and we had n n.i-hty haul time ' , '.'. '"' "'"I1 "' mt.-i. V W
HiiLie. t.l out- .i.'.M. no
of it t. get uVti-I at Unit. lieiroil . .
hir Unit -- l.ars;.. l,ons.. tl ve lii'iln.iini
'tu nli. ii. t . 0. Il.iyl. I'noio-tr:i.' intHt
fr
I !s
FOR SALE
to, s:,. f
. Is tor s,;,., ti;,,.
Hi un. u i si 'i ,
ttlic H :.-i M ,!...- . r
ti. i ti.- I in May.
I.', i tu. n -.' ,
I'll,
lo.il
m lea s. i ; a 1 1 'ii' .'
: .Ii iM-v I'lts Me 1.
j I ul I'.nil V M t itihl-roiiltl house pitl tlylio-
ii,sl.,l on.. 1,1: . k It,, III ll i;.l Sell. ail In
: . 1 1 1 1 re ot Mi M A Mio. iii .ki i . iiltl
V .1
r ; vv ANTED
Itlllii tlHUOltlitt
tt Kt-nL ('ttt'iit-I Ali'hi.st- H Hitint liner a-tn-l Mr-tiv,
i v I , si u ;('!. tt'i'itli arns an-t w h 'vr phone i ill-
In r' h,.ti;'tii;)oi)1 piinin- r Phvi- liisuii,
' t S.U Hick ati't tt.M.hit h'rn.-fix, :.V a si (th'Uif i-M
il IrW tmt i i - nt v ;tlH;i tl'HIi V ,l k Ills tM'k.
lUf.ll r ill ii.,,rit't i'rtict tlUH' i ! 1 1 tn 'ick tl 'Otn'o-. (tisnt
' vv ii-jr. t ill! I i- Ihu witnl, 1" ti ls Kh ir lit I
h ur --;ili' H .itl 'Mi (ol i ;i! ;i I'HI 't Hi ! M ak'H i
a' uiiif. tt it MrfiK!'npi, I'tuHir I-'. I t;'Jl Uiiiittl 1 . ; u i tn t ti --.t I n i n it u r Mt i
I mi l Hi'."-. I'm.,, i r ht'W i;nMis in t xt'lmntH.
Kur Hei i ' v.t ,i.-r, I'Miirh. Mrs i j K- A" K,:lM ' "
icm i. u i .' , lor ti v t slum time. nil j ... , , . , ,
h't:li't )ri.-'h s.ivc voui' iihhihv lv traMitiK
t- up S;i In ait nl (i wH'kKttht ks a I mi r with II ( i r tss, ' hi i'i Slri'tt vond .tiaud lru
mhih n m: i rait- .tr caiue I hone :t.i. : ir. ifi i:m. i'.-m
tt K Ttnifi ms nil
I
K if !! I M ' ! I ih I'olil n-t ( h UlH 1 1 J. fill' I
t-M'h. .1. r. luii-kwult. I'tioin: O'lt- I V i. II l
t'.ir Si1!' t I.i e a lift hliiiv If I J; it t n k ft I a I
Olli f ) ,. V int. I . it i I
l-itsa.- I- ' hu . uitie. , Uiys -a livt' or
'I l s-ril . i : t i !;ik 11 ttm . I'lmli r.oi n 'l
Km -Hie . . w (', 1, 1 Kt-it ptillWs Mini
hrii -, a w Ii in- I.i i ua Hi i a tu. (tu r yai ii 1 1
takfii at Mit' Mr, t , I.HiitvUn, I. .Hi ntnl
liMMile Ms . Il-i nt iti er nil
MISOLLANEOUS
'"Tosl A lilimil IlllVt-l vtuul.'M OVt-leoill
oliii'u line niijlieltnuiit ltoinl. Kin ier 'leitsf
all fiT.".'
Illl
Kor Sale :i year ol.l Imrv, s,i,,l le ion! In I
'le I-:hsv iinitt',1 mi I er senile V.'i ii hied,
llloUe lo sjetitle ens ! t.iok.' to . 1 1 I e SI 11 H II'
l-M'.lliril tio-se fm eli'l lien lo rule or ilr'ot
lo school. l'lti'i' reusuii ih.e M. Stlelley ,
Itiillte I. II
1-. ir sale - r hester h lie li-no s, i en it tm M-f.
O'". VV, K i. ills,, ii K. I i.j. 1,1 .'in I ...Illl
Lost Si.l in .1" , un the I'.nsl Snle. ulito
chHie: tits tool , ,ir tin let ,I.hs.. letuin to
111 Will Motor I . HII'I teeel-.e Uie tiinllks ot
ulWlli. Illl
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l.u-t 1st Nul l H i nk pills, eoeuoininx three
kt'Ns, s. i i ii 1 1 mil Illl! Ill s;ii. mill ultllt'l's
root 1 1 t;,.i t i uss t ii ii 'i en i o i.i 1-1 ii 'ter j 1'.hs,
I'etlll 11 lo lilaeler I Itti.'e. n I I
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till'ler . I'll Hie t I'leli
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Mrs .Vtart:oet H.ovell. M ot
Moon KIVKK t'AMH, No ,1
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Mrs. Mattlf Nlekelsen, Clerk
W At COMA
Meetk in K
l.it.etttl reutirit to
for K.-rv A I'm., rt'irlstf'e.l llli K.uleil Co.
titlnl I lllllil hour lei OUellsx. tijs
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SOCIETIES.
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l.'ltl
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'I.K.TA axsKMHI.Y No. n:;i. CM l Kli A HT
sans. - ,!eel s he ili-.it :unt tliinl We. Inns.
liivs, work: s. ml anil fuuilh VV .iliiesitiiys
Xrtis.ii's hall. r. Ii. 11 iMdi'li.s. M. A.'
.1 ii hum no i-eeictHry. i
Ffvn dcmt tiu.Kvv 'u.i'K i.otuiK no nrr, i. o. o. k.-;
i on fii.ii p , Mct'tp, in Krii'erio.1 tnill. every TlitirH.l.iv
iiikIH. VVillhtin lliitriiiiii N.ti. ' '
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(-!iio.t. (ihone Villi .tot a ii i y stun i t .mi., n.M (ieu. VV . I hoiiisun, .secretary. I
l-oiS;iie trui iii- N n to . Niuser.v oiti is tur
Silltll', , mntum ,ei. Illl,; V to let lex ot ll'ne.
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Mrs. Onici' Honey well, Treits.
t Mrs. su-ie l.v on. Seereoiry
! H A.lvl. Kt'llKK A II I.OI'OK No. I - . !
I Me. m ttie to si Hint Ihinl I'm 'Mho . ,
i eaell lll.llltll in llie Oil, I helluvis M ,i
! miles s, mil ui in.,,, i Kim i:
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VIeeth ritsl Hint t tiiril Kl hln ll.yi's.
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Mt'CtK lll'Kl lltl'l tllilil MolllllIVs e;i, ,
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Mis. Kil.ilh. Ill II liilll.ll;
Mrs Kittle V lucent, Sei'it-iiirv.
disease het'oie diifi't'i
omziny the tendency
"catch things ' from siiuKestiim. It'
any ate prone to doiiht that disease i.s
imprseii upon people through suues
tion and fear, a .impie 'Xperirnent
may ,ii!ti. e to r-hovy how quickly the
maj.iiity V ii'ld to a mental silKjfestiori.
iin intu a crowd and start an exagner
atttl jawn toil observe hovy immetliate
ly one al ter another struyyles to sup
press the tendency to follow suit.
Si inn. Ii for Mitrestmn. Now ash
:invohe of the better class of physi
cians pi-l what
ihe bod,. VAliat
that have been on the front. The ltai-
lans appreciate the cominjf of the
Yanks. 1 am the only man in my en
tire division who is an American."
Ktlar Kranz w rites from Winchester,
Knir., that he has been etiKat!ed there
with aero squadrons in the assembling
of Caprotii aeroplanes. The big nut
chinis, shipped across tlie Atlantic in
shifipinir case- each, are assembled
and tested in Knirland and then are
down across the Channel to Krance.
The V'ountr hardware man declares that
fleet fear has upon his work has been decidedly inlerest
t tines to tin! heart, mi'.
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lie
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h.'ill
have lin.lv
t hio. tur
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si .-!'. I ilW
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lint,
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ne vv. hi ar th oi mi" ,,
llootl Itivef. llu, d liiv,
heir l ne-! - i. el ;p;ile In: :.
!' tl e hi st f'uit has rutin,
he tear ,et. U ith the i , -"
ay open w e art iromj: t .
r v isitors nt ,t snnne
hi lore in nur hi-torv .
it behooves some ctiterprir--icl
" Sides ai;encv to kee
v it quantity of the ht-i
vt! i t re. Such act ion, ,i e
piolit-ihle.
' t too inanv toll
WHY WASTE
ii
not.
tin s'cietiiiiis of the stomach and
htivu'ls ami how t ie tempet-atu't' rises Yule MeCarty. one of the youngest
hroutth fear's ell'efts. Tnen realise llootl Ktver men in the service, how a
how ureat a part fear and p Uiiuestiot, ' rat'io man aboatd the I' S. S. S. Ari
ionether must play in the spreailin of zona, in a letter to his father, M. K.
siii h an epidemic as the present one Mct'arty tells of having' been wounded
and we must admit that, a Inuher de recently w hen a fly wheel shattering fo
..ree ot inteliivrenre miclit. have tr. -v- nieces s-truck his. hand, l ht; wounds, j
er'.etl its hHiitllintr. As a matter of the letter states are not serious but. i
fn. t everything lhat could ltillame the may leave scars.
fear of the public has been done; ev-
er.vthihe. that could si,ead t he nienta I .p c.Amore last week reeeived ai
picture . t sympfoms has hem thrown letter from a nurse ..f a nase ho-pital I
Inuiidcast, till everyone who has been ... Krai.ee anm.iinciiur that hi. !
tttacked hy even a simple col,l lias had Kot-v-rt. was a patient at the hospital !
recovermij from shrapnel wounds. The J
id
ut
-ti,
(ilHlll FINISH
Ilu, d Itivr is makii-u a ti t-t' fii'ish in
t'e I i id i! WiirWi'tk c unpaik-'n. Firs!
in tne n rent slati of Ocetron, known
imi c e her sister of the cummonweaith
as ' t 'recoil Fir-t," tinit's a record if
which we may all be proud, thud . , , ... ... , , .
,, . , . , I' ilihs lelt w Ith us up to 4 u clock n. ui.
Kivtr county was the tirst to ami uiiice . are readv for deliyerv tne next ev-iiitu:.
t,.e pledii n,' of her tolal quota of loi,otii ,v (.'antiehl Co. w2.lt f
it iiillained hv fear ami hiir. sutl'eietl
from the results of fear in ri.-itnt tern
petature, which in turn is fed by the
mental picture carried, t'ertten it is
that tin human emotion controls t ht'
minds of people more than fear, and it
is time that its effects upon tile body
were taken into consideration.
Mrs. Arthur ( iarke is lnlluen.a Victim
A telegram from the husband to his
brother, t'. N. , Clarke, from Camas,
'A tori., ves'miday a inotinciil the death
from influenza of Mis. Arthur Clarke,
formerly popular local matron. Mrs.
Clarke co itracle.i the disease while on
outy as a volunteer nurse at theCa'tm).
hospital, the regular stall' of wh.ch
was stricken with the epidemic.
letter stateil that the wounds were not I
.sfiiiius, and that, the young man i
would be able to resume duty in a '
short time. j
lr an interesting letter to hit" broth-
or. Frank Parker, Chi K. Parker, who
entrained for Camp Lewis with a draft
contingent September 1-1, tells of life
at Fort Stevens, where he was recently
transfeiied. The younir man, w ho has
since been transferred to a (ieoria
cantonment, has been promoted to a
corporal. j
Local friends have receivetl word
from Dr. J. M. Wauch, captain in the
medical reserve carps, who hits been
on duty overseas for the past six
mouths, who tells that he iias been
matte chief consultant of till the base
hospitals in one of the districts of
France, on plastic surgery
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