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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-09-15

LOST-LOTS OF GOOD, RELIABLE
time, because of neglecting to take your
watch and clock to McMahan for repairs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07
Health Talks, by Dr.. WIN. Brady
What shall We DO With tho TonsIIs,
lCopyrish. $40. N,,iona! N.w.n.rcr srrN.e.

Whatnots. marhle-tap tables. Turkish rockers
on" our heS, fami.p' China .abine,s parlors.
VIVA o. he doctor-comes and tnpsils
still valued heirloolns culios by people
who dota things old ia shioncd.
MY little girl. aged four has enlarged ton
silS. writes reader. III SHE happens ~ have
cold. her tonsiis large hut she ism,
able TO swallow solid food. We feel thai
her tonsils should be removed. but family
"f the tnnSils. and have the IMPRESSION that
just mining them IN would serve the purpose
completely removed years ago. and I have had
nne dipped or. but fear the more radical
operation would be too dangerous for the little
girl at her age
wla, shall We do with The tonsils: Cut them
"nl or slice ihcm on 10 a tonSiilectoiny
tomsil!otomy"
Unless i, he ,hp, the lymphoid or round cell
tissue which roinposeS healthy tonsils is fnnc-
tional!y active in wardins Off infections which
nh turaiy enter the SYSTEM through the throat.
we know nf no function FOR these structures.
Certainly their complete removal never in any
Way Injuries the individual. and commonly
brings about great hetterment in general
health. saying nothing about alleged "rheumu-
tism' and other focal infections caused by dis
cased tonsis.
Perhaps the throa, specialists are IL triae too
pessmistc about III. tonsils Unconditional
enucleatipn ism, scienti6c any than any
other absolute surgical dogma. There are GER
tainly many enlarged tpnsils which do not
demand removal. The throat specialists them
selves. some "f ,hum. are now condennine in
Neterate tonsllleGtony.
IN your children the ,onsilS are naturally
prominent. If they large to
Threats. they require treatment. rather.
the child does Ii they infected. rendering
the individual subject to tonSillitis quinsy,
and perhaps prcdisposins To more serious
effects. like heart disease joint disease, scrofua,
then the tonsils should he ruthlcssly enucle=
ated and not just shipped off.
IL is perfectly good treatment TO snip off
portion Of one or both tonsis with the .onsl-
lotomc ,Euillotine)-an operation afe and
painless AZ extracting tooth--if the condi-
ton is merely enlargement and not infection.
But II there is reason 10 believe the tpnsit
inrerted--iittle ponds al pus scattered through
it-then II would he Just gambling To do any
thin6 short OF Il complete enuceaton Of the
entire organ or course, this latter is ii ma jor
operation as serious any ordinary abdominal
operation But, al the same time, il is Il very
esSepttal procedure, and one which many have
found very hapl! one, since openS the way
10 cure Of systemic diseases perhaps other
wise ncurablc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07
News Of Fifty Years Ago
'from the Richmond Dispatch Dec. a. 1866

The grand charity ball in aid Of The widows
No ST. G.p ~ 'I' Hvf isin ny Hnm" rue . s
night, nlght was !. 'Mafmi'icrnt affair ana net,ed q
il was hcid. ~ "''"
Of S@sens'G tina" The Isl To:aa 81
change during the month of November. In No
vembsr 1861 ,he number Of nogsheads Inspected
,1ia hogsheais over 800 Of these were hpusni
e s "Hs b IS ms Gr n the satss
government a MT When Richmond fell rhey
Yesterday two Of the street cars were mn, in
Spsrat9n and mnne several ,rips up and down
ATTRACTING. as mpch attention as il NE never
had the ljks II h ishmona before purns the
ularly between Ninth ani Twenty eighth
for peceaber q between Shiske ems OF w William
game cocks will he in The ring
6 ~ @,'i%Hs:a @s% y dsHE
ccounterfeiting United states money ana circu.
WIFE VIZ na ns same IN TINS city an" other parts of
Isl Hr %dss ana ,ns sSs as Of Ssyss sa
caius Sea les This made an ample s's sapniy 's of
meat for. Hichmond Tor the entire month
@hs e@" as Sa a % %sa last by
nicu,ts address. T!s so-ealied white man told
the ballot bon there viii he trouble. 's and
great dr S Of IL, lie dealt in much more
a new post office mas been established at
Newport News. in Warwick County, with X \
Fretz postmaster. The Office is located about
800 yards off the route from, Richmond TO Nor
folk
The Danrilie Times, Of which AIR Powhatan
suldim is editor meaningless General Robert =
would second the noninat!on were il not KNOWN
that General Lee would not accept il. He has
fully determined to give the remainder OF his
life educational work president OF the
Washington college.
The Senators and Representatives elected. or
appointed for the proposed new State OF Ne
hlaSkR have arrived in Washing ton, and will
to-day or Tomorrow formally ask for the adj
mission OF their Territory Il state.
Charles Sumner, Of Massa ohusetts. yesterday
gave notice in the United States Senate tina; he
will tomorrow Introduce resolutions declaring
the power OF Congress on tho subject OF recon-
struction OF the Southern states and THE right
TO exclude said States from represent ton on
the floors OF Congress and deny their right
TO vote on the amendments to the United states
Constitution -yt. -. $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07

Union sentiment of the North and Was, was
moi aroused. Mr.. Lincoln MAS In dilemma
MIA MIA, IKE r. JHdss ,Ius&ss; dlI mo-. seem know
the flag was hauleh down the whole North aud
west wefe aroused. and Democratic volunteers,
called Tor by Democratic Governors am, led bV
Democrats generals; flew to arms. and. after
me HsnnHIarn nnr,y had destroyed by causing
Union. And to come to particulars. -four ffths
y not nine tenths; Of the Union armies were
aholiti"nsts. they were 'imvisiblc in war
though inrinciblc in PEACE All the renilv rrc,i
and successful Union generals were Democrats
with one cNc"ptinn-.W. T.. sherman. Grant was
f n"lsc was = Democr., logan was De.nocrat
showing. We think Mr. Chandler and ali otter
nSpfgrT ,h. Hrp'1,lIcan$ should pu "biowns
5sEeT; and hrstoM The credit where il properly
In II. s s;Ht whe no, only saved tie UnSn
eiiniin, In. Du' restored II after tile war by
ana ScalawaIs SI ~ a. ie ~ EI''S
Cascade. Va. November 80 we '''''i Hi''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07
Play Ing Ball With krengei Case

C'Ot NCll. and its various committees are
~ chasing the Krensel matter round Robin
Hoods barn The question is referred To the
ordinance Committee. That committee sends
II back TO Council. with the recommendation
that il be turned over To the Finance Com
mittee The city Attorney reports that i'm
his opinion the merits of the case ourht
TO be considered by the Ordinance Commit ee
hrsi, and then the financing OF whatever
recommendation it may make be left TO the
FINANCE Committee. Wherefore the troub-
l"us matter is now before the Ordinance Com
mittce again.
Meanwhile. the Mayor and Chief OF polio.
VINO govern the Police Department. have moi
been asked officially for all opinion on
matter relating to police administration
Mcahwhlie, also, the City Attorney has not
been asked officially for an opinion as to
V""hclis right to put man on the police
force SO far as it is officially advised
council has no idea what ii lawfully can do
Yet, while the resolutions are being tossed
to and FRO by committees, Council is being
urged TO enact All ordinance which, under the
city's charter will not be worth the pspcr
il Nay be written on.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07
SEEN ON THE SIDE
rhe lsoyrojt.

stag. no: the roasted turkey
AM, clic the scrambled egg.
IT late They've been so perky,
For them you've had to beg:
BGt now the Housewives ban them.
Fpr twQ whole weeks at least.
.anI 50 you shall not scan them
Al any bountcous feast.
Placed now upon the indeN
tf things sou shall not buy.
Your love OF them within checks
TO keep YOU prarcly try.
No more the lurdly iurkc!
Appears upon the Tray.
Or else. with gestures jcrk,.
You motion him away.
No more the morning hen-fruii
THE maid At breakfast brings:
II Is decrecd that men suit
Their taste TO other things.
Tile spoon bread which YOU baWlcd for.
The wafiles, mullins. cakes.
You'll miss. for eggs are called for
When cook these dainties makes
Ana Yet, rncaSed III virtue.
These paugs YOU shall endure
For nothing much can hurt you
When still your heart is pure.
The old High Cost of Living
Is cringing meath your blows
And so YOU are forsivina
Ia all attendant woes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07
The I'D. Information Bureau

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07

amusement indulgence fancy, it can be
allowed 10 grow into vice. Not tina, i, vii,
he apt to mjure mind or body, in themselves.
but that it may easily interfere with due and
proper devotion 10 the business of tho day.
H. during working hours. q workingman--
whether employer or employees unable to
liz his attention on his task. his efficiency is
that much impaired Worse than that il he
PUSHES through, with his eye on tho clock
and his aspiration turned toward the goli
course, his efficiency is about cut in half
Between the two is the happy mean. If bis
business could be assured that mean would
be struck. it wouldn't bother abont golf.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07
Why Complain?

ar course. those ardent sumrascttes who
~ Haunted yellow banner in the lace OF
the President while he delivering his
address to Congress, were impairment and
ill-mannered but the performance is such
tremendous Improvement on former exploits
that the country reads the story with smile.
Loosine some saffron bunting from the gal
-lcry rail Of the House Of Representatives is
far less objectionable than forcing way into
the Presidents anteroom and shrieking al
him as he passes. The banner did no real
BARN, and il appears 10 have. amused MIR. Will
son. while thousands OF others also have
found humor in the incident. Why conf
pain?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07
Yanrey Mills, Va. December i.
Nhs waved the Iaion.

To the Editor OF The. Times Dispatch:
Sir william r., Chandler. a Senator from
New iiamps!iire, is reported as sayime that il
Gandldate Charles y. Hughes hal appcaied TO
vnon and, freed u" slaves he would have heen
elected. With AL due Difference to this dis
tr,gM'shed geitlsmsnf ppimion,, beg leave to
nSte saving e onion in shuSc sst pas
II. ana II was only restored by bemocratlc
armies led by Democratic generals When Mir
Lincoln was elected Trssiient in 1850 he Was
IL, M minority af a, aVo,ooo votes. which In the
amour: to about S.Sooo6o. lad Mr. I, mooIn
,Tnas'ng var on TIE aeasdns states was 10 free
the great Democratic States Of the North and
Weat. What Is the evidence to prove this"
Here II is: untIl Fort sumter fired on the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07
To-p..'s ur., Hspd-r,cked joke.

Deacon Dryden Was bitter foe of the Demon
tium His clerk. Jimmy Jetro. was, in secret.
quite friendly with the horrid monster
Jimmy ro0med above ii store. one Sunday
morning, after session at poker, Jimmy
started TO descend the stairs. which abutted on
the street. An overload Of whisky caused him
70 tall Gown the steps and roll the middle
of the sidewalk just the deacon passed on
his way home from church.
why. James, exclaimed TIL. startled deacon
"What is the matter"
N-nolhing--nothing at all" stammer.d
Jimmy. That's the way always come
down stairs"-St. Louis Globe Democrat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07
OF course. Let Lloyd George do il.
The Fall of Bucharest

D UKlAREST'S fall erects one other shaft
- To the dead hopes Of allied diplomacy
and allied strategy III the Balkans. Allied
prestige receives another smashing blow and
TcutDnic prestige is correspondence exalted.
The nation which was last TO join the cause
of the entente sees its beautiful capital in the
possession OF the invader, its fortresseS and
principal seaport taken and its armies in
fight.
Nevertheless. in its effects. despite the
genius which has made il possible. The cap
ture OF Bucharest is political and economic
rather than military. triumph. In the
military sense its mos, obvious ADVANTAGE is
that ii bars the progress ri the Russians to-
ward Sofia and Constantinople Politically
and economically. however. the profits are
large. Roumanian grain fields and Rou
manian oil fields are. or soon Will be-. in the
complete possession OF the central powers
The blockade loses II large part OF its emec-
tiveness. The conclusion Of the war. if il is
10 be brought about by the economic eXhauS-
lion OF Germany. is indefinitely pnstponed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07
10 i,r>IiYer y Mirror.

Mrs IT,. !. u. i-nvingston. Na.-rp !-siiyer
mirr"r the following is TAKEN from III Sell
cniihc AIn"ricnn Book Of Formulas Have the
glass thoroughly clean and place il on top 1T a
table having some lneais Of applying heal. The
hotter the table. the quicker the silver Will he
henostiod. Place The glass upou the table while
IL is stiil vel fron the Washing. l;ofore this is
dry. cover with q 'itratG uf silver solution md
lei stand for ten minutes Wipo of with eathcr
suuceScc. Apply silver nitrate solution auaiu
Wipe again and rarnish with nc Following
DAM: gum. 20 parts; asphalt narts su,,n
peicna, . parts: ocmZol - parts. Mix until dis
solved Four this over tho S;lvere surface and
move The glass back and forth until i, is evenly
coated with the varnsh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07
LaE&eas.

Go forth in life, @ friend. no, ...rira
love; tN'"4
mehdieant that with impiorins eve
ana "utstretched hand asks 81 III,
passershy ~ WV
me aims his strong necessities may
move. ''
roi such moor love To pity near allied.
my generous spirit should not atoon
and wait "
= supp!iant, whose prayer may he de-
MED. "s
Like spurned beggar's at palace
gale
ent my hearts affiuence lavish uncou,
tralled
The iarsess Of thy love give fu,, and
free, w. on"
AS monarchs in their progress scatter
And he thy heart like the exhau,tless
sea.
That musl its wealth Of cloud and asw
hestOw, wv
Though tributary streams or ehh nm
flow. w" :"
Anna Charlotte Lynch Beta.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07
"thcirp's raimissry for iii." &

'hsifo Ii /. 'utilulI' Son. w"
York and London.
THIS work contains new Information
On the study Of the hand never before
Published. Iiuriug the auIhur's twenty
AVE !curS experience, he has carefully
noted down thc questions that are not
answered III hooks published on the
subject. He has also recorded what
are the difficulties tina; arise in the
minds ef thoke studcuts WHO meei this.
that nr- the other mark or line and
search IA vain fui some rAplanation as
10 It's meanings There j. not = single
poini CA whici' ,hiero gives iufurma :
tion that he has not proved from oh =
Servation al ;h0uBand~ OF cases that
have come be for. him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07
"Nobody.. Hoy Ry Hector NJ

tupllSs !: Leon 90. Sew Nosf.
"Nobodys Boy" published III France
unucr til. TILE sans Earniile," has be.
come JIstly famous aS one of the ~.
pramc Juvenile STORIES ot The world.
Ia the midst uf us early popularity, IL
was crowned by The Academy, aud has
stood The test of time is pne Of the
subscriptions OF French literature. |;
j. - Eumal. document OF child expert
vices that is fascinating reading Tor
young and OLD. Parents, teachers aud
others "'ho are careful 10 have iEcir
children road inspiring bouiis OF en-
noHiii,r IDEALS "ill Welcome this beau
iilul story q: Hector Aialoi. as among
the hest for them 10 recommend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07

II. II a, kenblidGe, Vu--rimrls- ~ HE
!acs are an !uiica! ion That the physical cn,,ui-
1 TIN OF a the i"ay j no, az lha /, sH"ulG he.
LheE may come from slight ,ie!a II L cmsnt Of
The stomach. in which case q chanse 81 Mo;
should ovarennle item. or they may he due to
nervous conGit ton. il s ,lal .ou: ~ give
rr.me"ea or advise in matters If This kinL.
table physician. ~"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07
Open Windows

. ICliMOND every other community in
~ the country. might profit by following
New Works example and encoura ging an
open window week. Time was when drafts
were regarded part Of deaths equipment
and when snugneSs was considered the
surest preventive OF all ills: both necessi-
tated, in whole or in part exclusion of fresh
ar Common sense has swept those preach
mens wht u they belong-in the waste
basket. Experience and observation prove,
and modern science teaches. tina, fresh air
is the cheapest medicine and the one tonic
essential to the well-beine of every man.
woman and Child.
One sni1 OF fresh air" New Works
Health Department certifes lis worth a
pound of pills Every other health depar TT
ment worthy OF the name bears the same testi-
mony Without il, all the ills that chest and
throat. ear anu nose. are heir to work in
fertile ground: with it, they have to over
come their strongest natural enemy If. in
stead OF open window week" every com
munity had open window year every year
there wouldn't be so many doctors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07
""hh tn. TURK. In P.,e,ttp.,, Fly


Hiftin co, boston
This hook is the story OF some OF
the personal experiences OF the author,
IN Palestine, little country tie soul
tf which 10 torn 10 pieces--a little couu-
Try that 10 so remote that ner ardent
tishs cannot he heard. No war cor
f&sponoenis no Red Cross or relief
committees have gone TO Palestine. he
fause no actual lighting has taken
place there. and yet, we are reminded
hundreds of thousands arc suffering
mere the worst Of agonies. the agony
OF the spirit. !, is story f,ll of
hathoS. OF undIing faith, Ia wh,cI, the
nreaInefs OF restored Land OF Prom
iSe, flowing with milk and Ioncy on,
OF from the world. with no bread 10
sustain the starving body, the heavy
Loot of barbarian :oidiery traninlins
their very soul, refuse to .urrender
ana amidst the clash of gums ,nd
swords they battle for The sniri, ,ui,h
the weapons OF tie spirit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07
"rhe tnre Twins" BY Lucy Fitch
nerkins' ilouehton Aiffin Co.

Mrs Ferkips's new twin" book tells
OF the adventures of Firetop and Fire.
ny VINO were perhaps the first human
,; ~ 'Hh' ever were born. Fhey
iNeo w England in the Stone Age. and
thls record of their daiugs is tull of
'"siqeht ana hunpr. besides CONVEYING
" pretty good notion Of what life m,s,
nave oeen III those early DAYS trh.
pioSurts are drawn in The cantivat,nn
i.|'e with which friends OF the Dutch.
,., namess' 'rish, Eskimo. and Mexican
"hs OF the hest OF the series
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07
Old Ner,puper, and Ku.,

'''I'' = q r" NtINlilStUll NH.--TNe DeDurt-
ilenl OF c"nIm"'". advises that prices for old
newspapers amI taes huctunte, hut they SHOULD
We about as rul!nws; ful,ied newspapers from
NC !" "'c c"t: ordinary mixed paper, from 25c
IT, 'cc c"t maS"Hines. hat, from BE to 4Gc cwt.
lnrse prices. however. represent ih- value n
me pnp.r mills TIE collectors. al course. have
I" make allowance fnI the time and expe,!s. for
collecting aud shipping the material
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07

=, u. = K'c!l'no'F. NN.-Thert az ~ ,.Nuini-
ma ''hs h"ld for III. tnItcd States secret SCI.
~, Nhsh Vacancies occur. They are nll..
V! appointment from thuS. who have demon
siIaiea SPECIAL ntncss Tor " ,rl u hici IN
viunes SGcl.ssiui experience in criminal iuvcs-
ue"t'ol. ihr ; scret Service ;.uvises that there
is alleaa! "a eaiiimH lis, OF over G.oo0 fur thsse
occur ia til, Immediate iut,Ir, ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07
We'll IonHislered.
5 thinkine Of making

Young iioWlcr says he is thinking Of making
real estate law his speciality
WIZ does he ,o that?'
lie says il is the most difficult branch ~
the profcssi9u. and he believes offers the best
chance OF conctaiine his own ignorance from
the Judges"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07

Adoption of the honor system in John
Marshall High School is as feasible as it il
desirable. II hps been in vogue for many
years not only in colleges and universities
IN virginia. but In many private schools.
The rare cases in which it has been abused
have but served to strengthen its hold
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07
"treatire Invoiution." BY Cora J..
Williams. Alfred a. knopf. New

Edward Markham who writes the
introduction 10 this deeply thoughtful
aud intensely interesting hook, SAYS
Of the talented author and her work
Miss williams ererts an immense
Hypothesis and defends !; with keen
Intelligence. 1t is a stimulating and
startling conception. 1t is more thar
a philosophy; it is an ev9nRel. an
apostolatc. 1t is the high hsarted Kos-
pei Of thoughtful. earnest and CON
secratcd spirit" The argument OF the
book runs az follows: The life-proc.as
is nteHrarIye an well as differcntia,iVs
in the manner Of It's working. Evolu-
,iOn having accomplished its tank OF
producing variety OF individuals. in
roiulion takes us turn at the wheel
az things snG, by the compoundnS Of
som. units of structure. forms newer
and stronger organisms, when dlsPiace
the old In the competitive struggle.
This is evolution periodicals. raised to
q higher level.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07
",ncl- ,.,n's Outdoor Magic,

Percy Reese F'i,Hhugh liarper
s. Bros New York
This j. a very interesting story OF
reclamation III deser, and forest in
WHICH there is much Of adventure ana
plenty Of romance. with tic boy.
"BphhE Cullen" the center OF at,rac-
iion and ef all kinds Of experiences
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07
Tale. Of the Pampa.." ~ W. u, Hud-

sOI, HITTr'I - II I'UVT' ~ " OF "
The publication Of new book bE
tie aIthpr Of Green Mansions Is
htergrv event Of real importance
"'ral.s Of the l'ampasr TX important 10
lovers Of .ludson because the book
contaiI +. work Of his which i.s mover
been printed before His place ia Ill
eratuIc is now assured---bu; he never
allows the exquisite quai1t! 81 TIA.
writing 10 make him -prUet iha' ic
Is telling raitling good yaru--Dnd Eis
tales are absolutely unique in ou- IT.
crature. This book viii be eagerly
awaited by the thousands OF readers
who found delight ~ Green Noun
taius." I, viii not dis&ppnin; them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07

'h"Uah men are PESTS, as ali agree.
lhr bachelor maiden suys-says she.
III is not hard To lose one.
Ihe hardest thing It girl can try
Is ~ make this same pest stand BY.
When she consents to choose one ="