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Orest hearts blow lo "'.eis the
spark that hlazea with lo>e, ‘ key
espouse Truth und Mercy; they s.ug
from morn till nlglit of kln dm -ss and
good will, when their dnye are lonely
and their tables ure here.
They are neither silent nor neglect
ful when the III and the discouraged
need succor or sympathy.
Meek or lowly tt-iy are the min
istering angels from heaven, carrying
to the sorrowing “good tidings of
grant Joy."
From Idle slumbers, they call youth
and point the way to honor and fame;
from thn valley of gloom, they hid the
despondent to look up to the glorious
heavens.
They sin as we all tin. hut unlike
most of ax, they are charitable *o
wards all mankind, prayerful, watch
ful, faithful.
When the chimes In the belfry chant
their evening hymns, no souls on
earth are more serenely peaceful limn
the great hearted; when nt the selling
sun of their life the streams of light
grow- dim In the golden nest, und the
'ilie young lady uciuh the way says
somber shadows full all uhout them, i alie sometimes almost wishes we'd
no souls on earth are happier than never gone Into the League of Nations,
they, or more eager to go,
the w-ny Kurope acts and everything.
THE G REAT-H EARTED
Th«
Massage o f Thousands
Woman
of
N’ I.V the great hearted can be true
friends
Seattle, W ith .— “ I t h in lc D r.
All along the shadowed wnys of Ufa.
Fierce') Favorite F r o n iptmii i* u
the grout hearted are constantly send
splendid ani tu prospective mothers.
ing out sunlight and cheer, which hu
1 wai advised to t.iki- it during my
fir>l expectancy ami I got * o much
mans of Inferior natures ran never
help limn it, in added phymcal
know nr bestow.
•ttcnutli .mil ii-.Hill
.In
the
To do good, without having thetr
nerve), that 1 have always usrd it
motives suspected. Is their grand In
(luring each expectant period.
I
tention. They aeek no praise.
w j i aide 1 » continue my house-work
They move about with a quiet of
right u|i to the 1 1 it day end had
practically no suffering. It would
summer breezes, leaving In their trail
not he nitlil (or me to not tell of
(he delicious scent of gardens and the
the hrnciit 1 have derived Imul
peace of tranquil skies.
the ‘Favorite Prescription' (or the
It, the happiness they give to nth
take id other women.
era, they find a gratification rich be
“ Mothers and prospective mothers.
yond price. If hut once In your life
Dr. 1'iercc's Favorite Prescription
is a iiir.it Iricnd to women I"— Mrs.
you should he fortunate enough to
II. A. Kymus, Mil IMrd Ave , South.
meet a great-hearted man or woman,
Start at once with this “ Prescrip
the remembrance of It will linger In
tion'1 and sir how quickly you |mk
your mind until the end of your days.
ti|>— fee 1 stiongrr and hrttcr. w rite
Ureal hearts ofl -n dwell la lowly
Dr. Pierce s Invalids’ Hotel in Uuf-
places.
I all 1 , N. V , (or tree advice or send
10c lor tiu l pkg. tablets.
Sometimes they are found In frail
bodies poorly clad, hut there IX uhout
them a radian, y of spirit brighter than
Liberal.
Ruhr 42 of the house of represent a thousand stars und clear ns the
beaming of the noonday aim.
atives of (he great and hiinorablu com
inutiwrallh of Massachusetts provides,
soberly and solemnly, that bills shall
be printed on “ nut less than one sheet
of paper.“ — Pointed out by one of the
Have You This Habit?
representatives.
O
Bestowed In Derision.
By Margaret Morlson
“ Bluestocking" Is n humorous and
v e c c r / r / /// / / /cere/rec/r/rr//
rather contemptuous epithet applied to
a woman author or a Indy of any liter
FOOLISH QUESTIONS
ary attainments.
The "Bluestock-
lux»“ was the name applied to a lit
T T P 1 X Y and Molly nt thirty décidait
erary dub In the early Klghteeuth con-
that farming would satisfy their
tury In Knglund.
souls; so they took agricultural
courses and started In on milk. Their
Distributing the Bouquets.
experiment was a year old when Faith
According to a Welsh paper, Sir (Irren went to visit the model plant,
Walford Iiavles writes to Mr. (iwllym Above all things Folly and Molly were
Jones ns follows: “ I wish to thunk scientific, and running their farm on u
business basis; and they were very
the splendid rholr and ourself for
serious In their attitude. For a day
their and our own flna work In the
after Faith's arrival, things went
Mass In It minor at Wembley." Bos smoothly. Finally »tie w ns tnken to
ton Transcript.
see the cow slnhle. She was *|>eclally
Interested In n few weeks ohl calf, and
on coming out she usked ndmliingty If
Dictionary Still Crowing.
a Idg pnll of milk standing near the
Almost 3,000 words have been added aepnrntor were all from the calf.
to the English dictionary since 1914,
That question secnu«l In start the
It Is estimated. These newcomers are flow going. Next she wanted to know
derived principally from (ho war, the what Folly uud Molly did when their
radio, the movies, the dime«, medi spring froze over. A coldness had tie-
cine, aeronautics ami general aclenca. gun to settle on the party when Faith,
who had discovered nn old hornet's
nest In her sttlc room, nuked If hor
Brute.
nets stung In the winter. That was
laidy My husband Is a deceitful
too much for Folly and Molly, and
wretch. !.nst night he pretended to they told her to try and see.
believe me when ho knew 1 was lying
Faith left u day or no before her
to him Ixmdon Mall.
visit was up, and her two friends
heard nothing further than her bread-
and-butter letter from her until the
That Help* Soma.
The name cockroach comes from winter w a s nearly over. Then they
the Spanish cucarucha. says Nature learned that Faith I ¡recti w as engaged.
Mnguxlne, He fights his own rein They were glnil for her, hut couldn't
help wondering whut her husband
lives so that only one species is upl would do with her habit of foolish
to Infest a given section at the same questions. Then Folly was asked to
time. There Is comfort In that.
spend a week In town.
Faith Immediately arranged a pi.rty
Change In Nature's Lsw.
for Folly to meet her fiance. Faltlt
There Is nothing In the world that was obviously happy, and her fiance
remains unchanged. All things are In obviously In love. I'olly hud begun to
perpetual flux, and every sliudow is decide Hint Faith's pose of the human
Interrogation point had been shed,
seen to move Ovid.
when tho conversation turned to poli
tics. Immediately Knitb began piling
Touch of Savagery.
Ing. and Folly saw a look of controlled
The civilized peoples are those that disgust come over the face of the
pay the highest prices for heads.— young mnn beside her friend. Evi
dently this was nn old experience.
Sun Francisco Chronicle.
“ How can you tell you're voting for
the right man," Faith wnuted to know.
What Makea Them Wild.
SZ McCIsrs N »w s p » p »r S r n d l o t * l
S C H O O L DAIjS
(W W W d
‘ >h* K a w
Slip a package In
your pocket when
b home l o
you bo
night
ht.
Give the youngsters
this wholesome.loaf-
lasting sweet - fo r
pleasure «ad benefit.
Vie It yourself after
smoking or when
work drags. Its a
9 rot Ulti«- (rv,hence/
You W ant’ a Good] Position
Very well— Taka the Acennntancy and Bnalneaa
Manaftm aat Private fW r*t*rl*l, Calculator
<’omiumit.tr, Ht*<nograiihin, Penmanship, o*
Commercial Teauhara* (\>nraa at
1 d o n 't Ilka to t a l k to pe o p l e w h o a l
w a y s aitrcn w i th inn. It la atmiNlntc to
o o q u t i t n w i t h an ec h o f o r a w h i l e , but
o n « t o o n t lr e a o f It.— C a r l y l e .
G O O D T H I N G S W E L IK E
of us sniff peppers when
M OST
they are plentiful and In the
markets, and when they are scarce
and high use them as a garnish and
flavor for various dishes; thnt Is about
tho usual use; ns a vegetable they
are no, well known.
Green Pepper Soup.
Wash and remove the seeds from
six green peppers. Out In pieces,
then conk In boiling water, add
ing salt hi the last. Drain, reserving
a pint of the pepper liquor. I'ut the
peppers through a puree sieve and a.hl
to the pepper slock. Melt five table
spoonfuls of butter In a kettle, add
fire tnhlcspoonfuls of flour and stir
until well blended.
Add the puree
with three oupfuls of milk, two ten-
spoonfuls of salt and one-eighth of n
tesspnonful of pepper, stirring con
stantly. When smooth and creamy
sprinkle with pnprlkn and serve.
Creamed Cabbage. Green Pepper«.
Hhred fine a medium-sized hnrd
head of enhhnge. Cook In Imlllng wa
The foremost BlfltatM OoUtgl of the Northwest ter until nearly tender nnd add salt;
which has won more Accuracy A ward a and Gold when tender, drain.
Meanwhile pre
Medela than any other school In America, flead
for our Ruccesa Catalog.
Fourth Htreet near pare six green peppers hy washing,
Morrison. Portland, Or. Taaao M. Walker, Prea
then place them over the direct heat
P. N. U.
No. 7, 1925 and toast them, turning often to pre
vent burning.
Hcrnpe off the blle-
Behnke-Walker
¡ A
The Lincoln highway for ldo miles
across Lincoln's state Is now all paved
The last stretch, near Joliet, was
thrown open to Ilia public recently
tnd through traffic now rolls oi,
smooth concrete across the state
which ten years ago bore the reputa
tion of bating as bad roads as any In
the L'nlon.
Illinois has not stopped with the
paving of tba Lincoln highway. Frank
T. Kheetx, state superintendent of
highways, says that without doubt the
State highway department will soon
Complete 1,000 miles of concrete road
and that 300 additions! miles of pave
ment will be constructed by the coon
ties under the supervision of the stale
thus shuttering all previous construe
tlon record« In the L’ nlted Rtnlea. At
tl-e i enk of the season over 0.730 men
and lt,47.'> teams were employed direct
ly on stnte road construction and How
to CO m.les of new concrete pavement
were being completed every week with
103 paring mixers.
In commenting on the spectacular
record made In Illinois Col. r . It. Mil
ler, director of the department of pub
lie works and buildings, said;
“ Each week brings Illinois closer to
the solution o f her transportation
problem. The roada Illinois Is build
Ing start somewhere and go some
where. A few years ago the finger of
shnme was pointed at Illinois, one o<
the most progressive states In ttie
Union, ss ranking twenty-third In road
Improvement. No longer can thl«
charge be made. Illlnoia will not only
aurpHaa the world In mileage of psvo
ment completed annually hut slso Ir
the total mileage of pavement In the
state."
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F
Pythian Bath House
and Sanitarium
Knights o f Pythias o f N.
A., S- A., L., A., A« and A ,
(Operating Under Supervi
sion o f U. S. Government)
415V^ M alvern Avenue
H o t Springs N at. Park, A rk .
! Hot Radio-Active Water Furnished by the Government
For All Baths. Sanitarium Ls 10 Rooms, Diet acd Operatmj
Hotel has 56 Rooms; Telephone, Hot aod Cold Running
Water in Every Room . Rates $1 to $3 per day
B A TH RATES:
21 Baths . . . $13.00—10 Baths . . . .
$6.50
21 Baths to Pythians and Calantheans, $8.50
I. B. P. 0. E. OF THE WORLD
NOTICE
Dahlia Temple No. 202, I. B. P.
0. E. of W ., of Portland, Oregon,
meets the 1st and 3rd Tuesday
nights in each month at Stag Audi
torium. A ll visiting Daughter
Elks in good standing in their re
spective Temples are invited to
meet with us.
New Highways Now Being
Built Will Link Nation
An accomplishment Is soon to he
realized whereby the large cltlea of the
nations will be linked op hy a net
work o f Improved highways which
will, at the same time, take in all
cities and towna of any Importance.
An analysis o f the Improved high
way system for 33 states shows that
of 1.100 cities of more than 3,0(X} popu
latlon. all but 50 lie directly I d the
path of the system, and It U said that
at least 90 tier cent of the total popu
latlon live within 10 miles of some
route on these highways.
An outstanding achievement In this
direction has been the work done In
selecting the roads to constitute the
federal aid highway system. This has
been done In accordance with the pro
visions of the federal highway act,
which require that a system of roads
consisting of not more than 7 per cent
o f the total rural mileage In each state
he designated, and that all federal aid
be spent on sucb a system.
P A U L IN E Y O U N G ,
Daughter Ruler.
LULA
HUBBARD,
Daughter Secretary.
ROSE CITY LODGE No. I l l, 1.
B P. 0. E. of W MEETS the
2ND AND 4TH WEDNESDAY
EVENINGS OF EACH MONTH
AT THE STAG AUDITORIUM.
381 1 1 E. MORRISON STREET.
ALL
VISITING BROTHERS
ARE CORDIALLY INVITED.
Syracuse Lodge, No.
I, K. of P., meets the
second and fourth Fri
day nights each month
at the Stag Auditorium
381
E. Morrison S t
E. D. CANNADY, E. R.,
311 M adeay Bldg. W . G
H O L L ID A Y , C
6th S t
E. J. MINOR. Secretary,
419 Abington Bldg.
C.
108 N.
B O Y C E S T R A IN , K. o f R. & S„
225 Mead St.
P o st N o . 118
L e v i P . Jones
Intensive Inspection of
All Concrete Highways
—
“ when. If your ballot Is cast for Ilia
defeated candidate. IF» wasted?"
That crisis, however, was safely
and the group began to «11»-
I >11 sac
ouss marriage. Then Faith turned to
the only dlvorrrd ludy among them
and said: “ I don't see how one knows
a man will mnke a good husband with
out being married to him for a while.
How did you find out. Mrs. Rlnrk?"
When Folly went hack to the fnrm
and told Molly about Faith's party,
Molly said: "Oh, didn't you know—
the engagement has been broken? I
heurd In a letter Just yesterday."
Faith's fiance had decided that the
habit of foolish questions was one
thnt would grow, not decrease, with
age.
HAVE YOU TH IS ILUUT?
l<© by Metropolitan Newapapor Hervlca.)
Our Idea of a wild woman is one
who hasn't anywhere to go. Dalian
News.
Hello Daddy'don't .
forget my Writyeys"
<£, ISIS, M cC lu rs N » w i p « i « r M yn-llcsl» )
LINCOLN HIGHW AY IN
ILLINOIS IS PAVED
* * * * * * * « h s * * * * 4 h I h m h * * * * * * * * *
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AW KW ARD W AY
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By DOUGLAS MALLOCH
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T_| L WAS rather awkward, he
Wasn’t so polite;
lie was wrong In company
Oftencr than right.
Ilia Intentions, though, were good.
People used to say.
And he did the best be could.
In his awkward way.
Many things he didn't know,
Things you learn In school;
People said he wasn't, though.
Anybody's fool.
He Just used his common sense—
He could even pray
For the help of Providence,
In his uwkuurd wuy.
Though he wasn't very smart,
Ev'rybody said.
Still he had nn ho" >st heart.
Had a level he >d.
Never reckless, never rush.
niii’uiiiuminniuiii!ii:iiiuii::iunimw
Saving day hy day.
lerc.l skin, holding the p< ppi r under That Is how he got his cnsli.
In Ills awkward way.
water.
Remove the seeds und cut
with scissors into long strips. Melt
three tnhlcspoonfuls of butter In n Certain people used to smile.
Thought him rather rough;
sleep frying pan, add the peppers und
three lahlespoonfuls of Hour, stir well But the children all the while
Liked him well enough.
and ndd g.-udunlly three cupfuls of
milk. Cover nnd simmer for fifteen Rubles always went to Idui—
He knew how to play,
minutes, or until tho peppers are
Understood each little whim,
cooked. Then ndd the cooked enhhage
In his awkward way.
with two tenNpoonfula of salt and
one-fourth o f a tespoonful of pepper.
When the station agent died,
Serve nt once.
Leaving not a thing.
To the widow people tried
Uaked Apple Compote.
Sympathy to bring.
Fare, quarter and core four large ap He could think of nothing then.
ples.
Place In the bottom of a but
Not a thing to say.
tered dish a thin layer of cakp crumbs Rut he made her take n ten,
or sweet biscuit crumbs.
tin top of
In his awkward way.
this place a layer of apples, sprinkle
with sugar, dust with cinnamon or nut I don't know Just what was his creed
But I often heard
meg.
Over this place n layer of
sliced banana anil repent, using a 'Twns religion of the deed
Rather than the word.
largo cupful of orange Julep or sweet
cranberry Juice. Cover with n layer Heaven Isn't for the sharp—
I expect today
of crumbs nnd bake until the fruit Is
tender.
Serve with a hnrd sauce If He Is pln.vlng on u harp.
In Ills awkward way.
served hot. A sprinkling of nuts over
(© by McClur* Newspaper ftyndlcata.)
the hnnHnni will Improve the flavor.
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Henjamlu Franklin wna the Inventor
of bifocal spectacles. In a letter to a
friend ha describes n pair made for
him before 17H0 hy the famous London
optician, Dollard.
QUALIFIED.
Mr. Knagg:
I
suppose you think
Fm
a
perfect
brute.
M r s . Knagg k
Not quite. You're A
far from perfect
ta anything.
'
The highway research board of the
National Research council, of which
Charles M. Uptiam Is director, is con
ducting un Intensive Inspection of re
enforced coucrele roads thruuglioui
the United States which have been in
service for at least five years, with
reference to all sorts of cilmatlc nnd
traffic conditions.
From this survey nn effort will he
made to determine the Influence of
steel re-enforcement on the resistance
of the slab to truffle, suhgrnde ami el!
matlc conditions; the conditions under
which steel re-enforrement Is especial-
ly beneficial to concrete slabs; the ef
feet o f the slab design on the efficiency
of the re-enforcement; the relative
Initial cost and annual maintenance
and renewal charges o f plain and re
enforced concrete roads.
Meets every first Wednesday night in each month at 8 o ’clock
at its
Headquarters and Club Rooms. 284Î4 N. 17th Street
A ll ex-service men are welcome to join. For further information
CALL BROADWAY' 5426
SAMUEL MALVERN. Poit CemmanJtr
HAIR AND BEAUTY PREPARATIONS
—
Such as
M M E. C. J. W A L K E R . M M E. D E N E L O A N D O T H E R S
can be purchased at
The ELKS SANITARY BARBER SHOP
315 Flanders Street
Also a fine line of Straightening Combs like the one shown here
Hundred-Foot Road May
Link Capital and South
A nntlonal 100-foot-wlde highway
from Washington. D. C.. through the
South Is favored hy Representative
Grant M. Hudson of the Sixth distrh-l
of Michigan, who has announced thot
he will Introduce a resolution with
such a project In view.
Ills resolution will call upon th<
bureau of public roads to conduct an
Investigation Into the feasibility ot
such nn operation, and the route will
he determined by experts of tin
bureau. Hudson said there will he one
branch from the highway to Savannah
The ultimate destination will probably
be Key West.
“ Several great eoneretc arteries no«
converge In the nntlonal capital,” he
added. “There should be a wide high
way to the "'eat nnd Southwest, and
the federal go
'"«'n t should get be
hind It.
It sbu...il be a national
project."
m m
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Courteous Treatment to A ll
Mange Cause of Loss
Hog mange causes a «treat loss to
the farmers of South Dakota.
Not
only do mangy hogs bring a lower
price on the market, hut they also
fall to put on economical gains. D ip
ping or sprinkling with crude petro
leum Is advised by the veterinarian
at South Dakota Stnte college. The
hogs should be dipped twice, ten days
apart. Where a dipping tank Is used.
It can be filled two-thirds full of wa
ter with eight or ten Inrhes of oil on
top.
Winter Care of Horses
Some farmers with a mistaken Idea
of the comfort of their animals give
them the same enre In winter as In
summer, and this Implies that they
have grain and are stalled at night. If
good sheds are provided nnd h little
alfalfa Is fed oni-e a day the vigor of
horses Is kept and after grain feeding
is resumed In the spring, a week or
two before the work commences, the
horses wintered In the open seem to
stand up to the work even better than
the pampered and grain-fed hoi
who never see exposure.
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