FO T R
TH E
B O X SE V ILLE
PAM
C H B O M C L K
you find a people
©f »
mania {or making a pod o( a man
acd couple !t up with a desire to
ex;and that man’»
rule over
Published every Thursday is
jt » high time
•Grandma'- a n l d ^ T *
br LA W R E N C E HOPE
the interests of the Bonneville j le eoroll the
under the col-
lo
b l.
v | .„in(t
Pleas*
m
.k
» 4
lH !
date area-
Crs and polish the old shotgun
j Japan is in that unhappy state to-
*b >
* b . t on
The fields are full of popples and the skies are v« y blue,
M ark A . Shields.
.
EdiU* day It is headed toward war. Like
; • • a n ” ' e t r i.
. : thf, ^ '
By the Temple in the coppice. 1 wall. Beloved for you
grandmo!
hei
John H. Travis. B^sausi M e r g e r » « a d do* it is snapping at every
The level land is sunny, and the errant air is gay.
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] other nation which falls in it*
W e ll." ezplain»^ jy»»
With the scent of roae and honey; will you come to me
path
and
would
it
May
iron,
sui-
be*rd
papa teli ru4Bu
Editorial and Business Office in
today*
that we ll
fifty tho
Bonneville. Oregon.
Mechanical cide.
Japan
is
preparing
for
war
with
lars
when
you
croak'"
Department in Cascade Locks.
feverish haste. Its national cus­
Prom th*. carven walls above me. smile lovers, many a pair.
O fficial publication for American tom of making a god of an empo-
"Oh. take this rose and ,0* e » « ! * ' *be has twined it in her
T e l l a « why yo* (*4 ^
Legion post No. Si. Bonneville. rer w ill send millions of men to
phant that box 0f moth Mtu,
Oregon.
__________ ______ death on the battlefields A year,
terd ay?”
He advance*, she retreating, pursues and holds her fast.
two years, five years may elapse,
The sculptor left them meeting, in n riooe embrace at last.
W . r* going to store
S IB S C R l PTIO N RATES
but war is as inevitable as the
tl
winter the n ,,.. „ „ ‘
By Carrier
sunrise.
don’ t want birr. t„ gM U l ^
Through centuries together, in carven stone they lie.
The
Japanese
governm ent*
One m o n th ____________ 29 cents
la his tru ak.”
In the glow of golden weather, and endless azur
Three m o n th s________ - 50 cents policy of encouraging its subjects
Oh, that we. who have for pleasure so short a .d s*ar.t
to breed after the manner of flies
By Mail
"Good-bye. old pal;
a stay.
f * 5 (, , {and then being unable , to , provide
Three months ------ -— ---- -----
.
to retlr* from this blAi-kwu.
Should waste our summer leisure; will you rcrae to m*
Six months
___
$ 1 . 0 0 l f° r the mounting population has
ness.
today ?
$ 2 . 0 # ! brought about a critical situation
"D oa t kid me |> ^
The newspapers and magazines
say that before ”
are prohibited from attacking the
Hut this time the
The Temple bells are ringing, for the marriage month haa
Ol~R PROGRAM
system o f hero worship or pro­
I
t
-
come.
1. Develop a fire prottvtion testing the headlong flight toward
I hear the women singing and the sobbing of the drum
system..
war. It is only through action of
And when the song is failing, or the drums a moment mute.
The foreman reported the
2. Create a water district and foreign publications that even
The
weirdly
wistful
wailing
of
the
melancholy
flute.
was
unable to agree tjai n
develop
lands between
Craig- thinking Japanese are jarred into
T'
■
'
TT*. j ! t • * 1 ;
*as 1
ment hotel and Herman creek.
the realization that the nation is
a
clear
one
and
added
Tf]
Little Life has to offer, and littl* man to lose
digging a grave which will claim
3. Instali street lights.
,
do
not
reach
an
irra>Bai|
Since today Fate deigns to proffer. Oh’ wherefore refuse
4. Lay down sidewalks— even it soon unless a halt is called.
evening I shall have iw*Ki
To
take this transient hour in the dusky Temple gloom
though tfcry are wooden side- The American magazine ?hat can.
per* *e »t in "
W hile the poppies are in flower and the mango tree*
; through use ot a striking picture.,
walks
May it pie*».- yosr
abloom.
1 awaken both Americans and Japa-
5. Urge tke federal go »em -
• p< ■ ke Up tf:» f.
mat u w t w
ti/u-11 ir id * » .
«• «*♦ £ ” “ 7 °* 2 »
oae o f the jurors
make Hi
...
(in the Par East is performing a j
And if Fate remember later and come to claim her due.
ard make A ¿ free bridge.
suppers and one bale of kay*
serrjee to both countries.
What sorrow will be greater than the joy 1 had with you*
k. Launch
a campaign
to
For today, lit by your laughter, between the cr -thing years.
He I ’ ve Just b» • n *t *»i
make the lake back of the dam
I will chance, in the hereafter, eternities of tear».
Marry
by
all
means
If
you
get
j
th* most popular resort on the
■tratlng with your daarkur
a good w ife you w ill become very
Her father
Then, by
W est Coast-
happy; if you get a bad one you { i
you’ll marry her’
w ill become a philosopher— and —
W IN D AND TID ES
that » good for every man.— Soc-
Sfce: Isn't th.. moon
Goursimg onward j * iu flow to
H»- Y.>u b»r It
. t *# i
thc $*-a the Columbia is swept for-
~
two bucks a pint
ward by on irresistible force that
C X P A V K D S TR IPS
carries it westward into the land
Construction of the new high-
From the magazine “ Time.'*
laborers, indoor workers more
F1r«t Maid W hj did »«1
of
setting sun. And sweeping way through Cascade Locks is
When a robust man suddenly lhan outdoor worker*. It is the that college
prof **•<*'•
eastward the west wind rides the a » » nearing completion. At the j drops dead and the newspapers
doctor's occupatinal disease And Didn’t she treat you well*“
clouds and stoops to kiss tL* fk*w- direction o f the state h igh w ay} report “ heart failure.” the prob-
Second Maid— She tr«*t«i
ir r waters ©f the restless river.
commission the contractor is leav- ability is that he died during an 11 '• Mirr^asiug in the ! S
nil right, but th ♦ -1 *»r* t*
3n another year or s© the n ver An? an unpaved parking strip of attack of angina pectoris. If he 1-ast week, to marshal a*edi-
firhtln ' and It to« k too
veil] fe* harnessed by the dam and ] «***»* f«* t on each side of the had gone to his doctor the day be- cine * beet weapon» against this looking up what th*-;. **:dl»l
fore, the doctor would probably troublesome ailment, the New dictionary
the waters abevre Bonneville and
street, adjacent
to the curb,
east to The Dnlies w ill become
The strip is
to be filled with
have slapped him on the back and York Academy of Medicine r i a -
7 ¿acid and still. Below Bonneville
gravel and rolled. But it w ill not told him that his heart was as moned the best available authorl-
the river w ill be dredged to a 'he bound with tar or oil. The dust sound as a dollar. The underlying lies to a special symposium Dr. j
depth of 2 » feet and to a width »risin g from the unpaved strips conditions which bring on an at- Emanuel Libman. €3. of Manhat-'
o f I t * feet.
promise to cause serious loss to lack of angina pectoris usually tan. famed among medical scbol- ’ ’ When Opportunity <-a*c
W h et all this comes to pass the **<*•*» of goods and the winter exist in the arteries of the heart ars for his discoveries In all ktnds
Ing at my door
river w ill be navigable fo r a dts- f^ins w ill cause them to become muscle. Yet the physician may not of heart and visceral disease*, e*.
I bade he* go away x»4
be able to detect them with a plained the cause* of coronary d i­
tame* o f 2 i+ miles by sailing ves- tnrddy.
no more.
sels The clipper ships of a by..
Business men. property owners cardiograph of x-rays. In general, cas* and angina pectoris
Dr. I know 1 am to bla®« tf
gone age have fallen into decay »nd residents of the town are not honest doctors admit that angina Henry Harlow Brook*, f «. of Man-
chance I shirk
and »r e all but forgotten. They : satisfied, for they realize that the pectoris and Its causes baffle hattan. famed diagnostician, ex-
But. honest when *kc
w ii] sail the bounding main no »trips must be paved, sooner or them, that all they ran do is to plained th«> best medical tremt-
sh* looked like
more. And yet
r» easy to believe *at* r- And they feci that the work stand o ff Death for a while.
ment. Dr. Harold Myem Marvin.
that man w ill find a way to utilize i »l,oal<l be done now. while the
It la a food Idea, ti
On the presumption that the G , t rising Yale scholar, evalu
urn. to in*tru • t - • help tc '
tide and wind* fo r there is some­ necessary equipment is still in the cause of angina pectoris lies some- » te<l treatment by surgery
thing about a fast boat under can­ district.
!» aw» f r a a ei'tj
where in the heart, physiologists
Dr. Libman'* first point was fh-
Funds for rebuilding the street
vas that intrigues and fascinates
Jn*t
“ th ln y day»'
have studied that organ pains- that angina pectoris doe* not al- not
i f . Tim e was when sailing scows were provided by the federal gov­ takingly. Tbe first off-shoots of »*▼§ Indicate actual heart disease gonian
moved up and down the river, ernment. The job is up to specifi­ the mighty aorta are two small A diaphragm pushed up by a dla-
hauling wood and doing enures. cations laid down by the bureau twining arteries, called the cor- tended stomach may cause tbe
R e lie f work c»wt»
Th e diesel engine may prevent o f public roads. The government onaries. which feed blood to t h e , pain. A poorly functioning gall much as ordinary labor,
their return, but neither the die- at Washington cannot be expected hardworking heart muscle. If the bladder or colon may cause It So because
it —
tak»~* ' * 0 » • j
- — —
*»ei engine nor gasoline motors can
tnore, for it has doue its bore of the coronary arteries is may disturbed ovarle* One o f the H e r y fash— on* to dilly * »
destroy tbe thrill thot come* from share.
narrowed by disease or if cardiac subtlest cause» |* focal infection to <S»N t — T he N*w York*-
Cost of paring the strips is esti­
sailing a spanking yacht before a
circulation is otherwise interfered which may lower the resistance of
lively breeze and there w il] be mated at f3.<> >0. The state should
ith the cells of the heart muscle
*en«it!xe
pain
ra“ '" ■' the heart or
or «'»•
»> ■ ♦ « it to
>0 pain
J That
» * « oersor. is most
„1
any number of sportsmen who will do it.* .o r k Columbia R i.o r h lfh . !
-ake
. . . their fun
. . . in
» riding
« . . . th*
.on west
- a . - 7 <* » trunk blph.av. c a re n a
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wind t© The Dalles and driftin g heavy travel, and the traffic all T|,
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Ad.m.
disease
has
developed
from
I>r
^
r*on*
ly aownsizewm on current i n i
a njercinc erv n t Hist r e «« ’’ T h «t .
iJbman's
phv.l
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tide. Sceptics cannot visualize <>v*r the principal street. Early
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'
. ,
Li
man s conceptions of the phy-
,.lo ln „
,h . , „ „ rn„ ortMm, V b ,
T h . p o p u Of ru b . djrt
the river
as
n
playground,
but
i
»ction
must
be
taken
if
the
sub-
n ver
a
The pain of angina pectoris is the Libman treatment: a dose o ff cal. or
lo th#>,r
their failure to vision a fleet o f j 3 « * >» 'ailed to the state high-
most
agoniiing
that
a
human
be-
nniel.
a
saline
purge,
enemas
o
f
—
lh
*
T
shoo*
at H-
Tachts on the water w ill not pre-
commission s attention be-
R
»g
le
.
ing
ever
feels.
It
usually
begins
carbonate
of
soda
Instillations
of
vent the Columbia from becom- for^ the equipment is removed j
fhe » fp e r part of the hreast- colon bacilli in the large bowel
ir.c a popular playground nor Cas- The commission will meet in
Alim onv is a man* rail
cade Locks from becoming a 7 op- Portland on Monday.
Cascade I ^one'. *h«iots to the l« i? shoulder, and bicarbonate of *oda night and
value — Toaster*
nlnr report towm.
Locks should send a delegation ,T '’ ” ' >vn rh*. left arm. The vie- morning. The carhonate and hi- render
of at least 20 people to Portland 1 ! ,m h_ai* * »errifving sense of he. carbonate of *oda ten ! to alkaltie book
|to appear before the commission înr.
,0 <lroP
And he the system; the colon bacilli pre-
F I N N Y Pit T I R E S
T h » Jupur,«-» » . » < .f(»b d «l W - « • * " * ,OT «* «♦ »• « *W . I* nut
'“r?
M» " > ' * » '
u i r . f , „ l „ n u.d l n < . . l > :
A * « r i c . « m s ta .lu » « r . “ o” » *<"’ <«* ' * 7 «• * » ' » » <»
f " d*» '” ' rlnt
rtrM "
• " « bu r . ... „
cause „
angina pectoris. But fo r, gall bladder and bowel*
tooned their emporer. The read put to the expense of completing a n * f k
S l . „ .
.
»
The senate hopes fo
mo«t victims the first attack Is
ers of the magazine got a chuckle the paring, and that means addi-
the heart s warning that it will t r e a t m e n t ! V u '
..... »nnualh with
out of the picture and no great
Tates,
treatment 1 * his attention 1 « . k « u n
A b OTTmB|xation T,tl
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v°Fking if it* brain. » » 1 1 gall bladder’ n.M m
" J * ” W,!
-
harm was done— except to the egoj
„
n.
Und body do not Instantly chauge'
,1* K °
b id d e r trouble* ma<«h » o n e y could » « ^ 1
©f the Japanese and the dignity
Mrs Bing— They say the gov- lo . ca,mer
of ,,f<l
fi^ '
bean through *ympa- j 0ft Carson m »yor of TortR*
to our secretary of state,
r r u y n , 1 » , „ | „ , °
t Z '" L , T ,
‘ 'H j '" 1
*
* ’
„ „
Hero worship has caused more
.
more often than women Jew* r „ „ f ‘
. ‘ f rt r* n become a*
Repubffear« are *earrE®^
■»ars than aim os. any othei one
Mrs. Sttng W ell, it ’s going to I more often than other grout-* *T T
w " " d ran
as orishtr fo r a presidenti»!
thing, except religion ard the de­ h »v e »n
an awful time with that
t
h j business
a
t
_______©r gro ip*, thoroughly cleared o f gout by ade- date O f course, there i*
»nd professional men
sire for trade expansion
When Jones boy who lives next to ua.
qu»te attention to the gall ©lad­ Pone, but he » » > BOt ^
more often than mechanics nnd der.
able
t
A SMILE OR T *0
THE DAM CHRONICLE
l\ THE EARLY, EARLY MORNING
Death by Heart Failure
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