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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-04-16
MELLi HErsE

completed In n few weeks, ! Will test
Il thoroughly on the North sea. aud II
lt proves satisfactory Il viii serve MS n
model for n larger craft 10 bc used In
a transatlantic attempt next spring |
viii begin work on the hig machine
this summer will personally pilot
my machine, assisted by my husband
and TWO mechanics. My designs are
Tor craft that will bc able 10 cross
the o'can In thirty-iyc hours"
Frau Reese some time ago married
ono Of her pupils. she has turned out
about forty pilots from her school, she
now owns six acroplanos. Speaking OF
the development of aviation. she said;
The future development of aviation
so far as the sport Is concerned. espe-
clnlly for women. lies upon the water.
whore IL is easy 10 tly ana there Is lit
tie dangs II Is only when the manu-
facturers recognize this that dying will
attain the popularity 1t deserves"
Frau Reese said that German boys
who formerly ran OF 10 sea 10 become
sailors are now brought by their par
ents 10 the dying school To be turned
into pilots. although they are not al
ways promising material. She said
that women learn the art much easier
than men, except the mechanical
knowledge. They have more presence
Of mind than the men and act quickly
In an emergency, Unfortunately all
her women pupils take out marriage
licenses before the end OF the course
ami marry pilots instead OF taking out
pilots LICENSES.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-04-16
GIRL WILL TRY AN
ATLANTIC FLIGHT
NELL Beos0, Famous German
Aviator, 10 Make Attempt.
HAS HAD MANY ACCIDENTS.

Undaunted by Breaking Her Leg Five
Times and Nose Three Times-Con-
ducts School For Aviators and Super
intends Erection Of her Own Ma
ohines.
Berlln.-Melli Beese, Germany's IN.
nous woman aviator. announces her
intention OF trying for the great honor
of being the first air pilot TO 1y across
the Atlantic, for which purpose she Is
constructing her own hydroaeroplane.
Melli Beese is widely known not only
as daring filer and as Germany's only
woman aeroplane pilot, but as the only
woman In the world who conducts a
flying school. of which she herself II
the principal. and who makes n busi.
ness OF designing and manufacturing
flying machines small. 1.-THE figure.
Frau Bcese IN a beautiful woman Of
about thirty. She won n pilots license
more than four years ago. the first to
be granted to woman In Germany.
She IL not discouraged by the fact that
she has broken her legs In five places,
sustained fractures OF several ribs and
has broken her nose three times In
tumbles out of the air These accl
dents. she declares. were the fault of
her teachers and did not happen when
she herself was nt the wheel.
When seen Ht the Johnnnlsthal flying
field. where more than 300 machines
nrc stationed Frau Becsc said: "Yes.
am going to be among those who will
be- the first 10 try 10 ny across the At.
luntic. II ! cannot be the first to pilot
n flying machine TO America nt least !
want 10 be- the first woman 10 achieve
that honor. am constructing II new
type OF hydrOacroplanc. which will be
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-04-16
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. j, W. Allison. who has been
here from Salem for tie rnst ten
days. returned To her home In Salem
Friday. Mr., Oicutt going with her
Mr.. Orcutt has teen suffering with
heart trouble and the change To the
valley is thought to he Just what was
needed to get him back TO normal
condition. Elmer Orcutt went to
Pendleton with them.
We are going To change our name
from tho Cash Variety Store to The
Variety Store with big The. The
cash feutn will prevail however but
tnis should not keep you from look
ing over our display. A little cash
will buy big bundle. The Variety
Store. II
George Long came in few days
ago from Portland to look after some
land he has here,
Ralph Eckhardt came in Monday
evening from Burns. He left Burns
at six in the morning and was twelve
hours on the road.
A few of the local knight Temp
lars attended Easter services at Wesi'
ser Sunday, guests of the Weiser
Commsndry, Among those noted
were: DIR. and Mrs. Prinzing, Mr..
srd Mrs. Harry Jones. Mr. and Mrs
McBrstpey, Mr.. and Mrs Tonningson
aud Mr.. aud Mrs. Grsuel. They
report very pleasant time.
As rule local advertisements
are to be depended upon; il you
al swer them you have the opportun'
ity to see the goods and decide upon
merit aud cost. Our plan is to ask
for little of your time. given to
looking over our variety stock: IL
you see anything you want, all
right, if you don't. all right. Prices
are always right. The Variety Store.
IT
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-04-16
"TIek" Fever is Fatal In Baker.

Baker.-Frank Gooding. 60 years
old, died here OF spotted or tick"
fever. the first death from this cause
ever recorded here. according &c
Baker physicians. GoodIng was bitten
by wood tick several weeks ago, but
sought no medical advice until II was
90 late 20 help him.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-04-16
Man W.thout Food a Week.

Marshfiell.--Alone In the mountains
seven days without food. q. Gilbert, n
man betwecl 80 ard 60 years OF age,
was too weak to walk 10 safety when
found in the Eden Ridge country aud
was cared for for two days before b,
was able 10 proceed
The bee., 1914-01-23
HEAD AND NOsTRILs
STUFFED FROM COLD
''pape's Cold Compound Ends Colds
And Grippein Few hours-Iasss'
Nice-Acts Gently

Your cold will break and all
grippe misery end after a dose OF
tPape's Cold Compound" every
two hours until three doses are
taken.
Itrpromptly opens clogged-ur
uostrils and air passages ia the
head. .stops. nasty discharge Of
nose running, relieves sick head
ache, dullness. feverishness. sore
throat, sneeziug, soreness and
lstiffness.
/ D6h't stay stuffed upl Quit
blowing and snufdtnel Ease
your throbbing head-nothina
else in the world gives such
prompt relief as "Pape's Colo
Compound" which costs only 25'
cents at any drug store. II acts
without assistance, tastes nice,
and causes no inconvenience.
Accept no substitnte.
The bee., 1914-01-23
Agricultural Promotion

Hopkinsville, KY, Jan. H.
County Agriculturist Godfrey
Morgan, part of whose salary is
paid by the United States De
partment of Agriculture, has
completed the annual report
which the government requires
him to make. He has helped TO
organize twelve farm let eli bs, one
co, operative store, a perm anent
good roads organization, q per-
manent ponltry association, :
county fairandSa "good fellowss
clubto help provide for the poor
children of the town land county
at Ohristmas. He states thak
three limestone crushers have
been started. during the year and
salos of limestone have increased
from 100 tons to 1900 tons. A
reduction in freight of rs cents
The bee., 1914-01-23
The Dancing Craze

WIZ rs. asH.
Even The children are tangoins
on the streets Of Washington
Cabinet ministers and diplomatic
|fnsk sk6nnd. igtioring danseri I'd
hsast sotiopg The life insurance
companies seem worried. Hotela
and autsnts ID The big cisies
throh to thsss ynoopatedi m1sic
|sst to5the' Argentine steps.> II
you can't isst crest people ii6yout
|htesary society, just anDouncs
that the meeting VIII close With
instruct.on IN the one. step.
R9merly II you took q single
dancing school term and learned
the waltz and wo-step, y ou were
turned out equipped for life.
Now there ara Al varieties Of the
one-step ainne TO be acquired.
These new dances seem TO be q
reaction from what is considered
the routine repetition of the oil
steps. Thew are complicated ami
elaborar with figures arranged
IN gronpS. fhe frequent dlpp NJ
AZ the knSes NAV l,ok aesthetic,
a dno, = persons I'm = true
~st'ne' for RHYTHM. The great
The bee., 1914-01-23

majority of men prauce around
with bent knees, looking like the
shrinking figure of Mr.. Pipp In
O. ID. Gibson's drawings.
Much is being said in condem-
nation of these figures. Many
people do them in a. rough and
course way. The fellow who
winds his arm couple of times
around girl should be invited
to adjourn to the red light dis
trict, where he will be more at
home, Still, the same thing is
true of the contra dance of the
grandfathers or the waltz of yes.
terday.e Ss5oas p Assg,s1i sl9,
SNoohe condemns dancing more
|sharply than the Small Boy. He
would rather saw wood than make
starched bows at dancing school,
and lower his dignity by consort-
ing with the girls. Many of the
men obey higher, authority un-
der protest. "If we had to do
this, wouldn't we kick?"
One foresees that the craze
will be trancient. 1t is like the
bicycle fad Of Is years ago.
Not for long would people pump
a'wheel over sandy roads for so
miles The modern idea of, oe-
veloping your muscle is to ride
III the rear seat Of. an automo,
bile. There are no idle passeni
gers In these athletic modern
dances. t- 80
The bee., 1914-01-23
NEW SKINS ~, !.
- salWhELts
Waists Bleusy ard 0isphsaeus.
With Shss. Sleeves and Cut
Very Low In the Bach


New York. January 81.
yhs orisntxi s4s<t OF fasbtons an
spsss>kbSsJAnaaan and. Tnxk Rslls
- ssms-O riehtal idss> nom RussiA
and BulEarIs- hare etatsd wltn %
longer than ~ ANTICIPATED, eteh
by their fcftuus<s SPONSORS. n n
sAid. hots ver. thek siiisgtendcnsy y
on the we've, and iest1ins couturiefs
are alresoy on The lookout for'otber
inspiration. Let as hope that tnis
time of hesitation is butth prelude
to . new creative period which may
rank In variety and brilliance with
that OF Louis XIV asd the First
Empire.
Tentative efforts already have
been made by designers to change
the silhouette by revivIng Vatican
styles, but so far they have met with
little success. One prominent French
builder Of gowns have been success
fulln launching pleats, even though
he produced them in Paris at time
when the enthusiasm for narrow
skirts was at such height that IL was
thought they would surely split into
the trousers worn by Turkish We
men. But this man preserved, and
now chic Partisan gowns are worn
with long gathered TUNES tilted in
the front and fisring open, showing
an sccordion-plested underskirt.
just what this means as to the fu-
ture Of pleats remains to be seen.
AT any rate this fashion is q great
elief from skirts which have been
worn upside down; that is, with
frills around the top, while the bot
tom is narrow and untrimmed. Let
us hope no other style will come tip
ping along to NIP this one in the bad
before it has had time to blossom.
Waists are blousy and dlaphanons.
In evening DIRE 'ses they are cut very
low in the back, and have short
sleeves or none at all. In fact, so
uncomfortable are they that, were
it not for the cost of the material. it
might seem that they were devised
with view of economy.
The bee., 1914-01-23
Birds veracIsus Feeders.

An instances OF the amount Of food
some birds consume. the Rev. q. T.
Phillips. vicar Of Ivesilis we'll
known Cumberland naturalist, the 9TH
Or day found in the crop OF wood
pigeon he shot 14o beech nuts, whilst
another wcodplgeon had devoured
more fneiy-chopped trump leaves than
hs could hold In the palm Of his hand
The bee., 1914-01-23

-. =,
STUART i,''ie seps's.e Jackets are
Roing 70 % woin 'n's spIinR, IN
strons ana somes'lnes vlv'd ooiors.
me ieaulns po'nes ~ .nese COATS
m pe sns Hn'ns anu sne buttons.
neAusitni osocsoeu s'iN : Ann Saline
are being USED Tor 90 > lining, which
10 of inuchif not more importano
than tna.oDtside of tha coat. -
.ILL-I Is-... - " ~ "a a 81 u
svuns sa'oue =. .''uo "suuou
one,of these loose ana bAgRy lAckete,
but could f1ud no jacket pattern
whien expressed iust the idea aha
X A. MIR ~ p, al .hs con.a,vsxfh.
The bee., 1914-01-23

3 DR.. KluK's New Discovery 10
Known every vi here as the remedy
Witch VIII tuseiy stoi cough or
eOid. ID P.L1srou as ElusOn, Tenn.
writes: Dr.. X ngs NV Discovery
10 Oh. moo, ~onuer'ui cough cold
AUD throat snu lung medicine L ev-
.r soli b. my stare. Itctu't be beat.
II seils witfIuut auA irouble at all.
IL uee.ie un guar nf~e.' rhis IL
true, became d. Kings Nv Dis
bles quthl gipf a., use You
sh"nl gerr p9til'o he h use at
ALI tiul. fuf lteniisfA of the ann
n $40 aof $lOO Al Druggists or
by msu ~ T. enek' a 90. Phil
sde phiS ~ - L'u's
The bee., 1914-01-23

Beauty Il a. summer fruits. which
are easier to corrupt and cannot last
And, for the most part. II makes dis
solute youth and an age a little ou'
Of countenance. But yet certainl,
again. n Il light we'll. I. maketh YER
tues shine and visss blush -Bacon-
The bee., 1914-01-23

SAsrs b oas frtsnd whs WIN asyA
~ pa vhfls yoa have hanAs to msvs
- . bra0nSes paan. N yosr drsarisse
hears she vtu ~ yo0r sweet refuge
- n nass - prosperity she win
g1ard yeu fron tie PRIDE which
0ssth bscers . fszl" she van bsins
- ieue nights Of rsssful slssp at the
ea1 ofysar Sasy Gays and when othw
otsade grsy sarsisss or diedstneul
~ vth $3.50 yss more ana nosA
Her nane 2 Week and nsithsy -
sieASss'ser a. lowest eaA ~ b4ssv
- isse vtxhssA ~ 8s
The bee., 1914-01-23
News of the 7iown

Attend Henderson Business College.
or the Madiscnville Business College
Prepare yourself for success In life.
Bookkeeping. stenotypy. Shorthand.
Typewriting. AL instruction VIII be
SodIvfdual: no classes; enter any time
GO. Lawell, who has been man.
aging the Idle Hour for some time
has resigned his position aud will
30 ON the road with Satan" the
frsGof February. The patrons OF
the Idle Hour regret very much TO
loose Mr.. Lowells aud wish him un-
bounded success in has new venture.
Miss Elizabeth Long. Of this city,
was in Madisonviile Thursday.
FOR RENr-Two story resi-
dence on North Main Street,
Madlsonville. Eight rooms and
al modern improvements Call.
81 MAdisonyilIe, Ky. 81
fuhk Walker, who st one time
wss Faanager of the Idle Hour pic-i
tafe shew has state right 50 exhibit.
to splsudid ave reel feature U.s.
t&pv snd Il making good with IL.
10 phys 20 PACKED. houses where
ever he goes. y .SS F@asA
Little I'd win. Goodloe will be 1t
tie Temple. Theatre Tuesday night
with the ciogg dance.
Start today building 8 business
Of your ownby turning your savings
every thirty days with good profile.
We have new. clever selling propo-
sltlons. with large profits. Our rep
alternatives, statesmen and dealers
Ate nov making ti6o to $3.50 per
month. Wilt give Won contract ON
exclusive territory ~ SalssrnAnagsr.
Ysou can run tbs business as you
tdink best. and under yosr own
ueIms II you wish. THIS Isl . sure,
bbnest money making proposition.
fttscep opportunisS 70 ssssbiish -
pSfmansnt business OF your own,
ceiling our improved Ysou0m sup
pllss IN blk demand BY the general
pubuS. Write us Tor full informa-
kibu and territory you want.
"a Louis 0kEEKAL BuPfLy Co
sis Central Nail, b Bldg
4H1s' $500 St; Louie, Mo- Z,
The bee., 1914-01-23

HeArtbtrp ipdtssstlpu Of distress
of she stopseh e instantiy relieved
iS&lssIs focs ous Sos yG sSs
restores tone In the st0ruAch and
boveis Price SOC. Sold by Sc.
Bernard Mining Co, Incorporated,
Drug Department. A'T
The bee., 1914-01-23

me air OF : csilar OF any dark stsrs
room can be kept swest b. hanging
Jumps Of charcoal in net bags. Every
few weshs the charcoal should be
taken out. made very hot and return
a TO the bags
Dsan's rsguiets are recommended by many
Who say they operate easily withcrt gripina and
without bad after efscts. ase. ct all dug stores
The bee., 1914-01-23

For any pain. bari. seali OF hruise. apply DR.
Thom.s Eclectic oil-tbs household remedy
Two sizes ese and soc. al AT all drug STORES.
The bee., 1914-01-23
no Cure a Cold ln One Day

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Quinine II stops the
Cough aud Headache and works of the Cold
Druggists REFUND money II Il fails 10 cure
" w GROWS s'ena'~r~ or each hos. 2se
The bee., 1914-01-23
Pay Your Subss4c irfiiptioh
and get a Barrel Of Sugar 4 Bar
rel Of Flour and IS pounds Of
Coffee.

How it is done. For every dollar you pay on subscrip
ton you will be given receipt with number on it. keep this
receipt until the 3ist day Of March On that day the sealed
envelope IN the darlington Bank will be opened and the there
tickets with numbers them taken out
One of these tickets will call for barrel of sugar one
for barrel of -four and the other for rs pounds of coffee if
you hold the corresponding number the calling the
barrel of sugar you get and the applies to the -four
and coffee In all the numbers should given out
the number gets the premium No one knows what the
winning numbers Any who pays dollar on sub
scrpon stands chance to get Of the premiums Begin
today and pay subscription and get your receipt Some
will get barrel of granuated sugar for sIOO may
be you In addition to- this give each subscriber the
Poultry Idea Magazine year for 2scts extra this some
ular price is Scots
The bee., 1914-01-23

Tue Old standard general strengthening tonic.
Cu0yks rAsrELRss chill TONIC. drives out
<xAisris and builds up the system. A true tonic
@odenze ADc-tizer' FoF adults-~d ,sii"-~- ~
The bee., 1914-01-23

Tomunle aud Sarah Feathsrston
VIII give US a cuett at remeIe The
atre Tuesday night. Jan. 9Th. Ev-
erybody knows they can sing.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-09-04
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.

Good cooking conveys but one
thought to most people. If foods
please the eye and the taste nothing
more Is required. These qualities must
be considered. Indeed, they are inn
perative to good cooking, but the di-
gestive system must also be given
thought A food may be ever so
pleasing to a perverted. an abnormal
or cultivated appetite. which most
of us have to some degree, and be
Objectionable from a dietetic stand
point. Since our sense of taste is Gull
tivated and trained to like many foods
that are deleterious to health, we dare
not always permit taste to dictate.
Sometimes we must rely upon our good
judgment to direct us in our diet
Most people gather the impression
that to use practical, hygienic methods
in preparing foods means the curtail-
ing of the daily menu. This is an I'M
grounded idea, for the number of
wholesome dishes that can be prepared
boiling hot the temperature cannot be
increased unless the lid is sufficiently
tight to create steam pressure. Hence,
when cooking foods over the fire, after
they once come to the boiling point,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-09-04
FOODS, COOKING AND HEALTH
By Sher,Oood Snyde
By Sherwood p. Snyder

reduce the heat sufficiently to keep
the vessel just at the boiling point. 1t
saves fuel, prevents the burning of
kettles, the foods are better and they
cook just as rapidly. Never eat burn
ed foods; they are indigestible, irri-
is without limitation. The most
fastidious epicurean can find an ample
variety of healthful foods.
The difference in the application of
heat to foods plays an important part
in cooking. The best cuts of meat can
be rendered dry and flavorless by the
wrong application of heat, and the
poorest cuts can be made tempting and
tender when they are cooked by right
methods. There Is an economical and
physiological reason for the right ap-
plication of heat to all foods 1t should
be borne in mind that when the pot is
tating and constipating.
The application of water to foods
before and while cooking has a hy-
gienic consideration. Hot water should
always be added to meats and vegeta-
bles when they are put over the fire
unless they are intended for soup when
cold water should be used Cooking
vegetables in excessive quantities of
water merits criticism, for many of the
succulent vegetables are rendered al
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-09-04

The school boundary districts have
been fixed. Two rulings have been
laid down by the school board, thesfirst
being that all pupils in tho first B
grade must be entered during the first
two weeks OF school and win not be
permitted to enter after the expira
ton of that time. The second Is that
only children who will be six years old
before the first Of November will be
permitted to enter the primary depart
ment Following is the school bulle-
tin just issued, giving the age of en-
trance, directions for promoted pupils
and the school district boundaries:
Central: Commencing at the juno
ton of Franklin street with the west
boundary of the government reserva-
ton; thence south on Fourth street to
Jefferson street; thence west on JEFF
ferson street to Sixth street; thence
south on Sixth street to Front street;
thence west on Front street to Thir-
teenth street; thence north on Thir-
teenth street to Bannock street; thence
east on Bannock street to Tenth
street; thence north on Tenth street to
a, point at intersection Of Tenth
streets and Fort street; thence In an
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-09-04

to Eleventh street; thence south on
Eleventh street, to Fort street; thence
east on Fort street to Tenth street;
thence south on Tenth street to Ban
mock street; thence west on Bannock
street to the place of beginning.
7B will be the highest grade in
Whittier school. Pupils in room last
June.
All pupils in the first B grade must
be entered during the first two weeks
Of school and will not be permitted to
enter after the first two weeks of
school.
Only children who will be six years
old before the first of November will
be permitted to enter the primary de-
partment.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-09-04

Eat Drinks homemade bread: high
est quality at good grocers. Adv. ST.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-09-04
POINT OF
VIEW.

Gee, I wouldn't
be as stingy as
Titephist for any
thing. Why, he
h sn't q n y
friends.
w ell, II you
were as stingy as
he Is maybe you
wouldn't need any
friar. de
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-12-08
THE YELLOW PERIL
Japanese Warnings

The Japanese early sought for the
truth, and their earliest knowledge
was the principle that their strength
depended on a healthy stomach. They
eat very little and practice "Jiu-Jitsu"
muscular exercise from youth up.
The stomach is the center of the body
from which radiates our vitality,
strenuosity, our fighting strength. A
healthy stomach turns the food we
eat into nourishment for the blood
stream and the nerves. DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery refreshes
and tones up the stomach walls. Re-
moves the poisonous gases from the
system.
The first day you start to take this
reliable medicine, impure germs and
accumulations begin to separate in
the blood and are then expelled
through the liver, bowels and kidneys
In place of the impurities the ar
teries and veins gradually get fresh
vitalized blood and the action of this
good blood on the skin means that
pimples, boils, carbuncles, eczema,
rash, acne and all skin blemishes will
disappear. Then you must remember
that when the blood is right, the liver
and stomach, bowels and kidneys be-
come healthy, active and vigorous and
you will have no more trouble with
Indigestion, backache, headache and
constipation.
Get DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery today at any medicine dealers;
it is a powerful blood purifier, SO pen
etrating that it even gets at the i'm
pure deposits in the joints and carries
them out of the system.
1t is not secret remedy for its in
gradients are printed on the wrapper.
For free advice or free booklet on
blood, write DR.. V. NJ. Pierce, Buff
falo, n. Y.
FREE-Dr. Pierce's Common Sense
Medical Adviser is sent free on re-
ceipt of 81 one-cent stamps to pay ex-
pense of wrapping and mailing only.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-12-08
Rock Cannon on Malta.

II II Q curious fact that when tl1g
island Of Malta was in possession cR
the Tempiars those doughty knights
defended their forts by means OF can
non c,if Into the solid rock Each CO
thpse strange engines OF war was CO..
pablo ~ containing an entire barrel oR
gunnowder and IL In said. rould throw
i0thW pounds Of pr0jpctiles innDI
much. however as these natural can
non could nor be aimed. fifty were ent
ont OF the rock guarding the various
t.hannpis Of approach. and the vessels
Of that time We're therefore unable I'd
come within their own range before be-
Ing annihilated By the big weapons 0f
defense. Although the fame or theae
cannon was spread far and wide. they
were not duplicated elsewhere and TO
this day they remain the only rock
cannon OF which there exists any ree<
nrd