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LOS ANaHLES, Nov. 10. All silk
factories In Japan will bo closed tor
throo months, beginning Decembor
30, acocrdlng to n ciiblcRrnm receiv
ed hero from Foreign Minister Uch
Ida, In Toklo, by U. Oynmn, Japan
so consul In I.oa Angeles. I
l In silk prices was given as'
(ho reason.
WOODLAND, Nor. 19. Dr. W. J.I
ZH0Ttns, city lienlth officer, reported
to tho city trustees that SO rates o(j
nmallpox had developed In Wood-'
land during tho present epidemic. Of
this number 34 cases lmo been re-i
leased nnd 4G arc still under tho yel-
low flag. I
Ham Bitot, Journalist, author nnd edi
tor, whoso namo appeared on tho
tltlo pages of &4 works, somo of
which contained from 10 to IB ot
unics each, Is dead horo Ills hooks
covered a wldo range, from "Lo
Kcnds of tho Oxarks" to a work on
thq history nnd mythology of music
Ills complaltton of stories of the
llllilo Is said to hao reached a salo
of more than 1.300,000 copies. Mr
Duel, who was born In Qolconda
III., In 1S-I0, came to this city in
1 90S. Ho was graduated from tho
Unlorslty of Illinois.
UKUD1NO, Nov. 19. Uov. C. I
Ford, who retired from tho pastor
ate of tho llcddlng Baptist church a
month ngo, is n mall carrier tn San
Francisco ho came out second best
In a class of G3.
BACUAMENTO, Nov 19 Wil
liam llarbuda, machinist at the
Southern Pacific shops, living nt
2724 D street, was ordered to pay n
tlno of S1G0 In tho federal ro'irt after
pleading guilty to manufacturing a
small amount of Jacknss brandy. Ho
lias not paid tho tlno nnd will servo
30 da) for falling to pay. This Is
ono of tho first cases of Information
being filed against householders for
making n small quantity of liquor for
their own uio.
SAN DIEGO. Nov. 19. James Wit-
SACUAMKNTO, Nov 19 Float
lng labor continues to dritt to this
city as each day of tho rainy weath
er brings In fresh workers from tho
rlco fields and other places whore
activities temporarily havo been sus
pended.
Turkeys and 50 sacks of potatoes
tor salo. V. A. Itajnus, Matin, Ore
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Turkcjs for Thanksgiving can bo
secured by phoning, 233-J 1S-24
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Made of U.S. Army serge flannel. Chuck full
of comfort and wear. Great for sport, and
neat for school, or for work.
That boy of yours will take a lot of pride ia ills Croim
Army Shirt. Just ask him.
Any dealer can supply or obtain for you the genuine
Cro7i Army Shirt. You need not accept a substitute.
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MY YOUNQ sister, t 4
HAG A Oulja board. Jf 4
AND SHEbellovaait. V V
AND TALKS to Ncah.
AND I tbtnka sbo talis.
TO HEn best fellow.
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WHO'S DEAD but doesn't know It
AND I used to give her.
THE LOUD, rudo laugh.
BUT I'M sorry now,
BECAUSE LAST night.
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I WA8 home alone.
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AND PUT la a calL
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FOR JOHN Barleycorn.
I AND OTHER departed spirits.
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BUT THE Una was busy.
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FOR NOTHING happened.
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THEN I cheated a little.
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AND IT spoiled this.
. "GpAMMASHOTTA SEVEN."
SO I ebut off quick.
TO HEAD off any.
FURTHER FAMILY scandal,
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THEN I stopped to smoke,
A CIGARETTE.
ANDAFTERaVhlle.
I CRANKED up weojee,
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AND ALL of a sudden.
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IT STARTED off.
AND QUICK as a flash,
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IT SAID something.
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"THEY 8ATI8FY."
OJiTlB7ir than th good
word. Just light ud a Chsster-
field' and see what experts can do
with fine Turkish and Domtstlc to
baccos when theyblend them In that
can't-be-copled Chesterfield way.
You'll say "they satisfy,"
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It Iiih been found that 11 plnttt. If Full droit muIIii and iicuiiisiirlon lit
druggod wltli elilunifiirm mid iniulo K 1C. K. hIiiio, 1K-2U
doriiianl, will, uftor It hits roruvurml,
IickIii to grow with iibmiiiiuil sied
Ilo wlsn siiinko Mullin rlciirn Ki-2()
Trndo It to Tho l'urilulinr of llnp
py liiiiiios 8tr
John anil Cnhln fwdlgo Jr., miii of llio tlco-imldfiil-oloct. I
When Warren O Harding, iirvsldont-elect sturtod in as a "cub" re
porter. George M HlniN taught him tho "rops " Hinds Is now tologruph
editor on Hnrdlng's paper Hurdlng and Hinds arc still fust friends, nnd,
often "reminisce ' of tho old reportorlal da) 1
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I'OllTI-wn Nov 11 Portland
onco oca'n may oxperltn a plague
of moorhcrs and fJiitinndlerH ,
on tho city streets, after a lapso of
four cars From all Indications'
thero Is likely to bo some suffering1
from hunger and lack of employment
In this city during tho coming win
tor. Yesterday tho secretary of tho
Knight of Columbus employmunt
bureau In the north end met with his
first caso of real destitution for
somo monts a man wo really nccd-J
cd n meal. - I
To first Indication that tho avcrago'
city dweller had of a chango of con-l
dltlons was tho announcement from
tho itfttn latinr hurpnu In ftatnm Rnt
urday that there were 7000 men out.
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ui nurjt in 1 uruunu. mm esiimnio
Was thought to bo exaggerated It
was admitted, however, by those In
touch with tho situation that there
ate several thousand men out of
work
There aro plenty of men after tho
avaljahle Jobs Tho blackboards at
tho employment agencies yesterday
wcro black, the first slgni of chalk
attracting a good number of mcnland '
one agent estimated yestorday that
thero wcro SO applicants for every
job.
Liimbor accounts for tho 'inpay
ment of fully S5 per cent of tho libori
In this state, according to fairly rolla-j
bio estimates. The crucial stato of
tho lumber market has been blun-rd,
for somo of the unemployment Many '
orders for western mills woro an-J
celed August 2n when it was scon
that the mills could not cotnpato nith
southorn planbi producing pine Sev
eral mills In this city that aro wer
atlng up to capacity aro Just hanging
on nnd piling up their lumber Moat
of the local plants are curtailing their
output. All havo ceased night shifts.
While most aro operating on n six-
day schedule, two already havo come
down to a flvo-dny week and ono his
shut down altogether
Tho Silver Falls Tlmbor company
at fillvorton has closed, us bus tl.u
Ilrldal Veil plant at I'almor, though
tho last named company Is still op
erating Its finish mill at Ilrldal Ve'l.
Tho Wind river camps at Cascade
locks have closed and their mill wor):
has boon, greatly curtailed Tho
Brighton Lumber company at Tilla
mook has ceased operations as lm
tho Kaglo Lumber company at wci
timber. Near Kugono tho Ilnoth-Kell"
camps havo been closed for soirv)
time, but they hopo to resumo op-1
orations this week.
Many men are coming lo I'ot
land from San J-'ranclsco or Bcatt!u
whero the situation Is much mnro
acute. The big Influx of vncatlfT
lata from tho woods Is expected hero
from Docomber IS to 20.
Egyptian Women
Waken to Liberty
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LONDON, uct 30. (Hy Mull
Kgptlan women aro nt last begin
nlng to tako an liuuituit la mM.c
affairs, p.trllrulurly In tho muouh
VUiouni Mllnor In his rviorl in lnr.li
coininiuloiiur of Lgypl sas that no'
change which has taken place In that
count in tho lust few years none l.i I
more striking than tho awakening 1
Interrst of women In nlfalis outside I
of tin- home
Tho commissioner added that n
few )e.ir ago It wait rare to find 11
mother showing n direct pomonal In
terest In tho welfare of hur daughter
at school All this was loft to the
father who often lm,i to ovcrromo tho
mother's opposition to tl.o oil u rat Ion
of her daughter "Durlug tho la it
few years tbeso conditions have
changed In tho larger towns whero
mothers now visit tho schools dis
cuss their dauKhtor's nrosress with
the head toucher," said tho report j
This change Is uttlrbtod by tho high'
commissioner largely to education
and ho predicts that Its Inftucnco will
be potent on tho futuru progress of
educational development In KgyVt
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Molba cigars aro mild.
15-20,
In Uruguay tho law forbids the
salo of Intoxicants to women.
In Sweden a physician cannot sue
for his feo. whllo In Ilnlglum n law
ytr Is In tho same position
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Underwear
WOMFNnnd children who wen r" Forest Mills"
Underwear nrc kept healthfully warm, yet
without burdensome Imlkiness. Your dealer
can show you stylca for women, boys nnd pirls in
union suits, vests nnddrawcrs; olio boys' and girls'
sleeping garments, waist union suits, etc. They fie
the figure gracefully. Outer clothing looks its best
over tncm.
Wear "Forest Mills" this winter. Your dealer can
supply you.
IJROWN DUKKELL CO.
Ilotton
Many superstitious gamblers con '
sldsr It unlucky to play card son 11
tablo that Is not covered with cloth I
Nsw York y v floton
Sterling Quality
The death of Kvandor M. Law, of
Bartow, Kla., has left only two hi r-i
vlvlng genorar officers of tho cr
federato states army. They nro Of 1
Marcus J, Wright, of Washington, 1
O., and Oen, Follx J. Ilobortsrn j
of Waco, Texas. '
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The name nflaEOS on a
sack of flour has a like mean
ing to the "Stcrling"mark on
silverware. The same quality
throughout. Your new sack of
Flour will prove
equal J to the last one. Rigid
tests in milling assure it
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Some time ago a public funirnl w "
accorded by tho vlllagcra of Zofln.
en, Switzerland, to a lion that died '
Immediately attor laying lts thou l
sandth ogg; and a graulto toinii
Btono was afterwards erected
them over Its grave. '
Wheat
UearUforDrtakfaa,
Ibsuts a good dlt
posiUon all day.
For crisp, brown
pancaktt, utt
aiEfliiuie Pancakt
Flour, Maktswafflu
too.
Your grocer knows this and
iclla it In 10, 24 and 49 1
pound sacks.
Itomemhor I need tho monoy, Tl e
Furnlshor of Happy Homes. '
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