The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-05-20

yes, third, as good care OF them
selves at home, the need of going, In
ninety nine per cent of the cases,
would be eliminated. The sanitarium
profit is in compelling you to do what
you ought to do, but don't DO, at
home. NAt home you do as you please;
at the sanitarium you do as the doc
tors please that you should. AT home
you battle now and then, eat often I'M
moderately, and for tastes sake rather
than nourishment; drink probably a
little, and smoke probably whole
lot-and at the sanitarium you do
we'll exactly the other thing. Same
way down in Texas or Arizona. III
down there on a land excursion or
something of the kind, you walk out
in the early morning, chest out ana
with nostrils dilated, inhale long, deep
and MISUNDERSTANDING My, my,
but this is fine; never felt so we'll in
my life" Sure, but if you'd take
time to breathe at home, and would
get up in time at home to enjoy the
pristine purity of the morning air IN
old Iowa, you'd nave no need o. Ari-
IONA or Texas. If there is any graft
about this health business, and there
probably is, it's because you careless
ly neglect doing at home what you
fully expect to be made to do away
from home-where your heath Is re-
stored at so much per-"
So
Oskaloosa Times: Anent the organ
ization of a humane society in Oska-
loosa the much chewed-oyer delivery
boy problem has again come to the.
fore and much complaint is heard
of the manner in which delivery horses
are used in the city on busy days.
We have noticed this for years and at
one stage felt that the boys were to
blame entirely, but we have since
changed our minds. Hundreds OF
families with phones in tneir homes
will delay sending in their orders for
groceries for Sunday until after supper
Saturday evening", These. added TO.
the orders taken over the counter
makes it almost impossible for the
boys to get through! even with fast
driving before eleven or twelve o.
clock Saturday night. Why not place
your orders for Sunday supplies Sat
urday morning? Did you ever think
about that, while you were plying the
poor delivery horse that brought you
box of crackers at 1870 Saturday
night Don't lay all the blame to the
boys as long as you persist IN the
practice of waiting till after supper to-
send in your Saturday order.
He
Fremont Gazette: The past three
three weeks the Gazette has hau l5U
inches of horse advertising, the larg-
est amount of any paper We have So
far seen with the single exception OF
the Corning Free Press, which car
ried 1T inches, a little over column
more than the Gazette. That it pays
the horsemen to advertise has been
demonstrated beyond a shadow of a.
doubt and each year they take a larg-
er ad. than the previous one and eacn
year their business increases in pro
portion. When anyone tells you that
the men do not read the ads. kindly
refer him to the horsemen of Fremont.
HH
New Sharon Star: Hon. n. E. Ken
dali has introduced a righteous meas
ure in congress to put a stop to the
government issuing license to sell in
toxicants in prohibition territory and
it also provides for doubling the IL
cense fee. Good! We sincerely and
most earnestly hope it will pass.
When the people vote for prohibition
they should have it, and the govern
ment should lave no legal right, as
it has no moral right, toantagonize
and subvert the will of the people.
The people are the government, and
it is high time their representatives,
their servants, should fa---Iul-y dol
their bidding. strength to the arm OF
Mr.. Kendall and may his most right
eous measure become a part of the