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JULY 28, 1914
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MONEY AND HAPPINESS.
IFE reauires an art. and some nponlp snv trinf Imn
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pinuss is uie wnoie 01 11. mil n nappiness is an art,
n is in many ways an illicit one.
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studiously to try to be nappy is to assume that one
uo iu nap.) , aim una JB IU UlSI t'gUI U II1C Warn
inirs of numerous srpps.
But even if it were not impiety to claim happiness it
would still be a futility. Happiness is a matter of temper-
uiueiit. iiiuusanus 01 people vvno nave every reason to
be happy (as we vainly judge) are unhappy: and thou
sands who ought by all the rules to be miserable float
buoyantly and jauntily on the troubled ocean of their af
fairs. One can waste a lot of pity on men who do not require
it. One case in mind. A man's business failed and for all
his efforts he could not get hold again. .The ill-luck that
pursued him was persistent, inexorable. His wife, who
had graced his prosperity, was quite unable to redeem his
distress; she saddled him with the blame and became a
. further disheartening hindrance. His daughters made
undesirable marriages, and his sons, instead of being a
help to him, ungratefully relieved his pockets of what lit
tle remained in them.
Friends who met this man on the streets experienced
that kind of emharassmpnt. whip, nno hno in cnanlri'mv 4-s I
a person about a heavy bereavement. But embarassment
wcio um.uxcssary aim uncalled ior. ine man s laugh was
as light, his face was as free from lines and his step as
oyyugy tmu eager us in me uays oi nis palmy prosperity.
"I've erot half a dollar in mv nnckpf " ho eoid t o f .ua
, with a slap on his thigh, "and I'm off to see the vaude-
. vine.
And off he went like a boy. : ; . ' ;
Congressman Hawley's secretary tells just how the
country should be governed, in an interview in the morn
ing paper today. Of course Wilson is making an awful
mess, of it,. and the people are just beginning to wake up
tu me xuki mat tney snouia nave eiectea wawley or Glo
ver to the presidency instead, as near as we can gather
from the tenor of the young man's remarks.
A St. Louis man is sore both at the newspapers and the
prosecuting attorney of that city. The newspapers stated
and the attornev charirp.l that thp p.tiVon ito4 cmra- i....r.
and when the case was tried it was proved that he onlv
uau nvc. inuw ne scorniuny asserts the newspaper lied
about him.
The Crooks
New Haven cannot heln it Hint
. r vuu n o iiCllliU
alter it, nor is it responsible for the fact that Morgan
Rockefeller and that
o y o vu ikj iiaiiiEoanc iui
cAuiuiuiitr. iew inaven is ma v a n a hh-Iq ni, ,.,;4-v.
- " - M ..,vv ixvvib V-ltJ ttl.il lll
ttuunuaiite vi cuuege proiessors and real good people.
Philanthropist Cai TIP-TIP Sbnilld Cnrrnwfllllir nnnr m.-.v-.-
r fVi 1 . I. . i. il t - r . . . 1
u.i iuc uuui wiuus vi me paiace oi peace and turn his at
tention to hitrher education with h?a n
place on the building. It is vacation time for the "Dove of
ami woi-K at ine nague is suspended.
The good roads advocates in mnvpntinn oi- Mnrifv.
-w-. , w-.vV4 . CV .U. -1J. Ul U
are in a row already, and Sam Hill is Kvonrio n
' iuuuv,u cio a uit.a-
-ui me nuena oi ine good roads organization. As a
matter of fact, about all the experts know about makine
iuaus is mat a uona issue is tne iiret step.
From the present outlook i n Fnrr.no onrl tinfVi o-u
rev-olution imminent in China and still another possible
hi inuia, it luuiss as tnougn iviars had served the Dove of
eaw m a pot-pie, or at least iiavored the soup with it.
A trust alwavs has a reason for jirlv!inmn(.itmv j
... " .-...vnig (.in-co. tmu t
satisfactory reason, too, to it. The answer, first guess i
it wants uie inuiiey.
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Tha people who beat you, hornavrog
(fie and cheat you, don't profit for long
from the kale; for folka who are tricky
find Kemesia sticky it never abandons
their trail. I've often been cheated;
the trick's been re
peated so often I
cannot keep tab;
vbut ne'er has the
duffer who thus
made me '' suffer
been much better
off for his grab. It
pays not to swin
dle; dishonest rolls
dwindle like snow
IV l il II Ik V 1 ...... .1 4,.
rI yy fie sun; like foa
H A ' f thers in Tophet is
I V-li .3 burned up the nro-
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crooked man's mon. The nnnnlo who
sting me unknowingly bring me philo-
sui'iiy iresn, oy the crnte; I don't get
excited my wrongs will be righted, by
Nemesis; Fortune or Fnte. T lr
the stingers they think they nre
dingers, nnd gloat o'er the coin they
don't enrn I know they'll l.
and sick and disgusted, while I slill
nave roubles to burn. I'd rather be
hollow with huneer thnn fnllmv tl.r.
course that the trickster n.,r,,. i '.
rather be "ensy " than do as the breezy
and conscienceless gentlemen do. Fm
oener tne slul inir vnn 'v ournn.1 1,.
the tilling of soil that is harder than
bricks, than any old dollar you mnnuge
to collnr by crooked nnd devious tricks.
AnfivHh- tan
Adams Ne,pip.r g,m-,
MAT HELP YOU IF
LUNGS ARE AFTECTED
uy.
; It seems there are many imports from England and
v-tut! pjaucs mat are not nemg imported. Kecently there
. was a series of dispatches sent broadcast through the
country to the effect that 5,000,000 bushels of corn was
on the way from Argentine. Later it developed that this
was a story sent out to weaken the market in the interest
u . Bun.wawia, aim mere was no corn at all on the way.
iber and Fabric," a trade journal of the clothing in
dustry, has exposed the way American patrons of certain
high-priced custom tailors are being jobbed. Suits made
of imported cloth and priced to the customer at $5 to $6
a yard are made of American manufactured cloth sold
the jobber at $1 the yard. Between the jobber and the
tailor the customer is robbed of from $:5 to $5 a yard and
the report is vigorously circulated that the country is
being flooded with foreign goods.
This would be a favorable time for Japan to take up the
",r 7 c... . ul"B ienit017 oy helping herself to
a slice of Siberia and the other half of Saghalien island,
lhe Kussian province of Amur would prove right handv
for her, and it would not be surprising if, when Russf
gets busy with Germany, that Japan benevolently assimi
lated about as much Russian territory as she can digest
at one time. This would give her a foothold on the conti
nent and be a dangerous thorn in the Russian anatomy.
The hardest blow struck in the Mexican troubles hit
i!oLa "XL the urren,de"rf camp near the line and
jfiome oOOO in number, whose members have been fed and
guarded by the United States for some months without
it costing them a cpnt- Thv ;n i.,... i
at east go back to Mexico and start another revolution
ui "ic" or start something.
England is doing all things possible to stop the war in
Europe and is wise in doing so. With an incipient war
on her hands in Ireland, trouble likely to follow the British
Columbia exportation of Hindus in India, and Mrs. Pank
hurat actively militant, she has enough to keep her busy
without getting mixed up with the powers of Europe
.
THE ROUND-UP
ft
Two hold ups, two nutos stolen, a
girl helil tip within n block of home,
and a burglary, were among the crimes
reported in I'ortlaml Friday night.
L. ('. Hubbard, a liveryman, and also
city marshal of Molalla, hired a saddle
horse to a. stranirer. who rode nwiiv
ostensiblv to look for a t'nrm. He evi-
ileutlv did not find a farm to suit him
as he is still going, and goiug on horsc-bnck.
.
The water in the Columbia, which has
been verv imiiltlv for some ilnv. In
clearing and the salmon fishing getting
better iu consequence. The season ends
at midnight August
Cecil Kellv. the 14-venr-nld lmv wlin
walked off the roof of a buililiug in
I'ortliind while flying a kite, Wednes
day, nnd tell four stories, is reported
by lr. 1'nuton ns not being seriously
hurt.
Astoria was visited In- n liirli t- rnln
Saturday morning which helped the pas
tures and lessened the danger ot foresrl
i ires. ,
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J. J. Turner, of Meilienl Snrinirsi Rn
ker countv. a nioneer nf 1Sfi5 n.l 1
years obi, died at his home Friday
night. Ha was a prominent cattleman,
anu leaves oesuies his widow, nine chil
dren, three daughters and six sons.
Mrs. Emma Luntnf Afonrrut ..
aui 01 six soini snver teaspoons that are
uicasi jzo years oju. incy were made
in Scotland and .given Mrs. Lunt's
grandmother as a woddinir n resent in
17S9. They were, upon the death of
jne eraniimotner. mven to Aim l.nnt'q
mother, and to Mrsj Liint when her
motfter died. .
The cornerstone of Alhnnv's now ft.l.
eral building was laid by the Mnsouic
urami loiigs or Dregon Saturday after-
IIOUU. .
ft- ft
Four loan concerns, were raided in
I'ortland Saturday, afternoon, and six
persons arrested on charges of receiv
ing illeaal interest. The nennltv fivp.l
by law for this offense is a fine of $o00
ana one year s imprisonment.
There may be worse things thau being
a cigarette fiend but they are prob-
01;.- punisnaoie by lite iinprisonmeiit.
Proper diet, fresh nir and torn nnrntA
habits nre beneficial to tiersnnn nff.r.
ing from I.ung Trouble; but in u great
many instances reports show that tin
addition of a medicine for th
tioti has materiuHv h.'lin-d i n hrilicrino
about .recovery. For more thnn fifteen
years Fckmnn's Alterative, a medicine
lor in rout and I.unst Troubles, hna nn.
complished cood results. Rend wlint it
did in this case:
Mndisnn T.aIcp ?ifinn
"Gentlemen: In December, lilfid
March. lBOtl. and 8ettemhir mnn l
was taken with hemorrhnirea nf tlm
lungs wnicn confined me several weeks,
eacn time to mv bed. Mv d etor ad-
vised me to go west. In November I
started for Denver. Col. After mv ir
rival I met Michael Brody, who, upon
learnins of mv condition. Advisor. m
to-take Kckmau's Alterative. I kept
on raxing tne medicine and improved
iaBr. in .Mnrcii, iwio, l returned home
I am entirely well, hnve a irnnd nnnn.
me ana sleep well. When I left Den
ver my weignt was 1M pounds. I now
weigh 105, my normal weight. I thank
uou ana your Alterative for mv
uenirn.
(Affidavit) PAUL L. FASNACHT.
(Above abbreviated: more on re
quest.)
-ccKman s Alterative has been nrnv-
on by mnnv venrs ' test to ho most ..f f i
cacious for severe Throat and Lung Af
fections. Bronchitis. Bronc.ii.il Asth
ma, stubborn Colds nnd in unhuildincr
. . i e.
tne system. Uontnins no narcotics
poisons or habit-forming; drugs. Ask
for booklet telling of recoveries, nnd
write to t-enmnn Laboratory, rhiladel
phia, Pa., for evidence. For snln l.v
all leading druggists.
COLORADO GOVERNOR WRITES
POEM FOR COL. ROOSEVELT
Ths Boy'a First Thought.
Lapps BiiSH, Bankers
Transact a General Banking Business
Safety Deposit Boxes
Traveler's Checks
fp .Mi
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"Yes, n
"I wish
the knot ho
Ess)
Take six
them as to
out crossing
Iiy thre.
(be form of
erect nt ea
together at
pyramid '
are trtnn;le
' Ab
The eyeb
mental to
there for ti
If there nt
would run
Us have eyes. They are right at the ends of their horns."
.my eyes were axed that way. Then I could stick them through
s In the fence and see all the bull games fur nuthln,.,,
Whan You Know.
toothpicks and so plnce
uiike four triangles with,
the sticks.
f them on the table In
triangle; then place one
1 comer and bring them
he top nnd you will hnve
base and three sides
-it th Eyabrows.
ins. which ore so orna
ie nice, are really placed
"ery pnotlcnl inirpune- for
no eyebrows the swe.it
-lit down Into one's eyes.
Lucy's Treubl.
"I wish my doll didu't have such red
cheeks," said Lucy.
"Tluit makes her look bealthy," an
swercd her mother.
That's the trouble. When I plat
that she Is very sick she looks so fa:
and rosy that I can't feel one bit sorr
forber.
Riddtt and Answsf.
t stow In gardens prim, and thr I al-
wsj-s iay.
And VH fm carrlad about by thousand.
v-y day.
Flllett with sweetmeats good t iv all
children Joy.
And rat I'm oftan glvan to a naught girt
or boy.
Anawtr.-Box.
Denver. Colo.. Julv 2n. f! ovprnnr
Liias il. Ammons has written the fol
lowing poem ns his contribution to the
literature on Koosevelt:
Teddy's River of Doubt.
He scoffs at the colleire nrofessor?
declares tbat his strength's on the
wane:
Denounces the grape juice of Bryan
Insists that it's not even ssne-
He dreams all his friends back in of
fice,
And all of his enemies out.
As he dines on a morsel of monkey,
Ana sans up tne Kiver of Doubt.
He revises the Ten Commandments.
And brings them all quite up to
aate:
Bewails the mistakes of Old Mosps
And sighs at poor Lincoln's slow
gait:
While Washington's blundering tac
tics
Produce a most terrific nont.
As he swallows a wee bit of monkey
Ana sans up the Kiver of Doubt.
In dreams he's enraptured the people.
And all of creation subdued;
To the furthermost side of the planet
There's against him not even a feud;
While the world's population will
honor,
And angels will bow Tound about,
As he dines on a bit of monkey
And sails up the River of Doubt.
If ever the colonel awakens
From delight of his beautiful dream;
If ever in streuuous fashion
His pledges he tries to redeem,
Perhaps hell discover his error;
And, surely, he'll not take the gout,
tf he sticks to a diet of monkey
And sails up the River of Doubt.
HOLLISTEB INDORSED.
(Independence Monitor.)
Progressives of Pulfc countv aiv to
le congratulated for endorsing Fred
Hollister for conuress. which in, li, .
that there is something in a name after
all. Xo genuine progreesive, whether a
member of the organization of the same
name or "whether a democrat nr nnnl.
lican, can vote for W. C. Hawley, stand
patter, mis ran. The people of the
illamette Vatlev are as nroitressiva
those in other Harts of the emmtrv
are removing as swiftly as possible all
reucs or lannonism, Penroseism and
ALCOHOL IPru
AgelablefreionlbrAs
simifal iii its RwrfuviDnrt.,!-,
ling (lie Siomadts andflowfeof
PMjia
Promotes Disflonflwtful-
ncss and festCnnMIn . npWwr
OpumtMorphine norlteal
WOT .NARCOTIC.
XKftifoHikMtartmR
Pbnpto Sm'
jUx.Satm
JkMUUtl-
JtMV.Wtf-
fn'J.i5r.
tlatoft
mi
Guaranteed um&rl
Exact Coy of Vrapper.
Anorfprt RpmoHv fnrrntKfln
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uuii.uui oiuuiaui.uiauumi
Vorrasfonvalsioi.Fcvtrislr
ness mdLossoFSuXP.
lacSuuile Signature of j
Tux Centaur Compam, !
NJSW iUHrv.
he Food ail
For Infanta and Children.
Mothers Know That
Genuine Castoria
Always
Bears the
Signature
of
IF
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
Tuc onrnuD ae-iMMy, h to arrr.
BygWKgi!J!J !.. .'..'.j.' 1 " " "" "
Before starting down town, read The
Journal advertising, columns and learn
where the bargains are.
Smootism from public life and replacing
them with "up-to-date" republicans
ana aemocrats. it will be just a mat
ter of luck owing to a large party
majority that will bring about Mr.
Hawley's election again, especially
when he has for his opponent a capable,
able and trustworthy mu.i liko
Hollister.
PAGE BANK TO BE "HIGH."
Pomona. Cal July 2S. The summit
of Mount San Antonio, 10,080 feet bigb,
is the unique stage chosen by Aotna
lodge, Knights nf Pythias, for the con
lomng of the Page rank on a candidate
in the near future.
A party of 50 kaights, including the
degree team, is to accompany the can
didates on the long ascent.
Aetna lodge has already won 4 repu
tation for being the first lodge west of
the Rockies to exemplify in dramatic
form the degree work of the order.
RDrMsTCDC UATPI RIGHT (Sn
Billiards, pool, tennis, trolf. fresh n.i .'.n -v- ...
and nutos. We have our own livery VtablT La I ... m r T8
beach for auto runs rw t.ki 7 8raie, a?d al,t08 35 miles of unbroken
and resrvlaons to & N" 8taUn the
-THE BEEAKEE3 HOTEL,
Breakers, Washington
House of Half a Million Bamains
Poms nr1 Ma tha k;nA j. .....
Come and ia ttiA hi
sell everything frnm . - lnB nlsxor7 or aalem. We buy and
seu everything from a needle to a piece of gold. We nay tha hiihnat
ash pnee for everything. Mon.te stock of aU kinds fpaln S5
H. Steinbock Junk Co.
cow. ottiem. uregon.
Phone Main 224
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