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The Brinkley argus., 1917-07-27
Soldier Boy A Way Out West Writes His Mother
 in Brinkley.

Quarantine Camp, Battery "E"
 Tenth Field Artillery, Douglas,
 Arizona, June 30, 1917. Dear Mother:
 Your letter reached me yes terday, just as I was released from special quarantine. 1 was too busy yesterday to write, and to-day I worked from 2 a. m. until this moment (6:30 p. m. ) working on pay rolls, muster roles, and similar monthly data in connection with the battery. l have been doing considerable typewriting for the battery con- mander, and even while I was in special quarantine he had the machine sent over to my tent for me to work on.
 am feeling fine now, and trust no repetition of my last weeks illness will recur. In consequence of the development of several cases of measles, humps. smallpox and diptheria, the whole battery has been plac- ed in quarantine, the old camp having been moved over close to the Mexican border. None of us are allowed to leave the inn mediate vicinity of the camp, and it probably will be at least two weeks before we can go to Douglas. We are receiving mail regularly, however, and do not let the fact that 1 am in quaran- tine interrupt you correspon- dence with me.
 The rainy season starts here in about two weeks. and will last for a month or more. Coming as it does in the hottest part of the year, is a God-send for the residents of this part of the country. Outside of the months rain, an absolute drouth pre- vails during the rest of the year. Dust storms are of very ire quent occurance. In fact, a very strong one is blowing now. The dust and sand rise to great heights, and filter into every crack and cranny, making il necessary to close all openings in buildings, in spite of the great heat, and the heat certainly is intense. Temperatures of iron I20 to 130 degrees are by nc means uncommon, but unlike the heat or the north, no casual ties ever result. for the air is SC dry that perspira ton evaporates immediately, keeping the body in good condition. At night the thermometer falls to 45 or 50 and the two heavy blankets we are issued come in very usefully We sleep on folding camp cots with nc mattresses or pillows almost in the open, for the tent. which house us are thorough, ventilated. During the day time we spend all our time ir ] the open. I am so brown nov
The Brinkley argus., 1917-07-27

you WOulu ndrQly recognize me, but 1 havn't been given enough hard work to tougher me, and am not likely to be overburdened at any time.
 There are two regiments of artillery and one of cavalry in this camp-almost 5000 men. The cavalrymen, who are season. ed soldiers, police. the border. The Mexicans also turn out guards ever 80 often. The ar- tillery regiments are both newly organized and devote themselves to recruit drilling.
 Douglas is a town about the size of Fort Smith. It adver- tises itself in the local press as The second city on the South ern United States border, and the gateway to Sonora, the treasure house of Mexico. :" Sonora is the name of the Mexican state di- rectly south of us. The two newspapers, one morning and one evening, much resemble the Times Record and Southwest American. When I go to town I am going to call on the editors.
 Billy Patchell, who is not in quarantine, and consequently can go to Douglas whenever he wants to. located a member of Delta Chi, a prominent lawyer. They spent the afternoon in "reminiscences of college days and afterwards Billy was given a good feed at his home. It's too bad 1 couldn't have gotten in on it.
 The toilet articles you men, toned in your letter 1 should be glad to receive now. When l left Jefferson Barracks 1 couldn't t have taken them. for I was over burdened as it was with the stuff the government issued me. Now, however, if 1 get my suit case, 1 can take care of more personal needs. Do not send any clothes. however, for we are not allowed even to have civilian clothing in possession. l should like to have some lux uries in the way of food now and then, too, but it must be packed very carefully. both on account of the great heat, and the long distance it has to travel. It takes from three to four days for a letter to come from Brink ley.
 It is getting dark, and as we are not equipped with electric lights, and we havn't any oil as yet for lanterns. it is impossible to write after dusk.
 Let me hear from you as soon as possible.
 With love,
 Charles Overholt.
The Brinkley argus., 1917-07-27
A LITTLE SERMON FOR TO-DAY

Be nerc1ui unto God be nercDui for soul truseth Thee shddoD of DW make refuge, until these caiamities be oDerpast-Ps pH l.
 My Cod in whom all the springs
 Of boundess love and grace unknown
 Hide me beneath Thy spreading wings
 s WATTS time of trouble go not out of yourself to seek for ad for the whole benefit of trial consists in silence pa tence, rest and resignation. In this condition divine strength is found for the hard warfare because God Him. self fights for the soul.
 M DE MOLINOS. IN vain will you let your mind out after help in times of trouble; it is like putting to in storm Sit st and feel after your principles and if you find that furnish you with somewhat of stay and prop and which point you quietness and in silent submission depend it you have yet learned Truth from the Spirit of Truth whatever notions thereof you may have picked from this and the other description of it.
 M A. KELTY.
The Brinkley argus., 1917-07-27
Snyder Gets a Blessing

nfprlse marriage occurred in Hey at the Catholic Priests on Wednesday evening o o'clock, when Jack sf and Miss Thelma Bless were married, Father Nor 6ciating.
 A Ida Mary Pipkin and EMcCreight were the only present. at the marriage. lne ceremony the young droVe to the home of the parents. MT. and Mrs, ' blessing. They left at iOf Duncan where the IS employed by the Chas. Company.
 " 0l the young people are aaOwn and have many a here.
The Brinkley argus., 1917-07-27
Undertaking Establishment
 Changes Hands.

The Brickell undertaking es- tablishment has been taken over by Jack Reid, the furniture man. with whom H. L. Brickell is now employed.
The Brinkley argus., 1917-07-27

NOTE-This letter to Mrs. w. H. Overholt of this city is quite clever and interesting and gives an idea of the letters we would be glad to use in the ARGUS from our boys who are in the service Send them in. Editor.
The Brinkley argus., 1917-07-27
piles Cured in 6 to "A Days.

Your druggist will refund money If PAzo OINTMENT fails 10 cure any case of Itching. Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Pilesiu to l4 days The first application gives Ease and Rest. SC
The Brinkley argus., 1917-07-27

The Ou,rlne Thss Does Not Affect The Heat
 Hecauss of it's tonic and laxative effect. LAxA TIVE hIkOMo QUININE is better than ordinary Quiniue and does not cause nervousness nor ringing in head. Remember the full name ana jonks ssr the signature of K. W. GROVE. 2ocs
The Brinkley argus., 1917-07-27
Warning Order

In the Monroe Chancery Court. Ola Pulam, ......... ...... Defendant The defendant. Ola Pulliam. is warned to appear in this court within 30 days and answer the complaint of plaintiff Ed Puliiam, this Iith day of July, 1917.
 R. A. Holloway. Clerk. S. s. sJefffies. Atty for plaintiff
The Brinkley argus., 1917-07-27

In the Monroe chanoery Court.
The Brinkley argus., 1917-07-27

, you saw It In the Arsus
The Brinkley argus., 1917-07-27

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The Brinkley argus., 1917-07-27

you '- the ArsuA
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-12-06

Hsw esbIsrs's rnsssns a.yss .Psniiy
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queen 10 fsIssa thst shs ves- Hssr
deaths assr. sAd tbs sscsss - ~
formed ths lsAaers AZ Tho whs pary.
VITA wkirh hs was a9fisfaa.
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saceass<aA Asa isaas sAfsteky - lssfaiss
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yqssa 6se set sslieys tsst - vss -
stss h GsstA. - VIXEN Asns hrs&tnns
her lasr n t5is TIE supe~nsD ~
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-easctor sf uHssssr. sse n ssptenesr
0sorss I. .sds hts tzisnphsi satry
into nngind.
Or. hss& was rewarded ~ bong
mads ply ysdcian to the nav royal faA-
ny. Many English historians have st.
tributsd large ;mpsrtaacs bo the physi.
dams proancsis 10 brlnEiaE about ths
successica AZ the royal hsnss wktnk
has ruled Engisna FOR tive csAyarsss.--
Now York Wsria
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-12-06
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Or Eveiys wsDd relates how he encs
nst . Quisf AneSicsn EsnIiripsf In
EnglAAf. and they began ~ isis Of
American pDstry, air Hvelya msi,tig,,
70 ths Ven kh6an poem. "J'm Blud.
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apisfiys
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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-12-06
TRAINING roR PUBLIC HEALTH

Creation Of new profession, that
iof doctor OF hygiene. is suggested In
the annual report of the Rockefeller
Foundation. dealing with the sub.
jects of medicine and the public
health. with which in all its depart.
ments the Foundation has been
deeply concerned. The general pro
sramme OF human betterment has
correlated the three elements OF re-
search, education and hygiene. but Il
has been found that there has been
lack OF we'll defined career "as an
attraction to able mon whose interest
Ia in this Geld. rather than in the
practice OF medicine" In other
words, while the cure OF disease has
developed along well-denned lines.
prevention has progressed only incl
dentslly. II is now proposed to give
this subject the attention which its
importance deserves.
The two important phases Of the
new movement are preventive medi-
cine and hygiene. and they give prom
ise OF suppiemcntins In large moaa-
ure the work Of the physician whose
function Il II 20 cure disease after Il
has been called TO his attention.
"signs are not wanting" says the re-
port. that moro general recognition
OF public health work ~ Offering TO
the ablest talent an attractive career
10 already beginning. and that the de-
msnd for trained health officers will
more than keep pace with the out
put of the schools"
Tho new profession viii BE- the nat
ursl outsrowth OF conditions which
already have placed Americans IN the
forefront In preventive medicine. Il
is a promising ore for the scisAcs.
Prevention OF blindness. prsvsntion
OF epidemics. preventioB Of diseases
of malnutrttion--they ARE broadly
sociological In some Of their ssssOta.
and no one doubts the application Of
the adase that m ounce OF prevention
" worth a pound OF cure II n q
Asid st FOR the best minds ana sub
stantial reward shouid foiiew pablo
awskenihE TO its importanhA
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-12-06
NEW SLANG WHICH IS OLD.
ohsussr said SCENE on" and shsks-
spssrs Wrote deed kisht-

ohaussr said SCENE on" and shsks-
spssrs Wrsfs deed kisht-
A new slang phrase 10 sprung and
sweeps the country. IL II u apt sAa
pat yos yin hear Il on the sfrsst. frs@
ttse pulpit and In the schoolrooua. Thss.
apparently without reason, lea yeEns
ssnlshes, and n h added 20 The veri4s
collection OF antiquities. '.rfi
Perhaps one reason Why q new siass
expression is short lived 10 bsca use
seIns Investigator finds that Il really =
not new, but merely revival AZ .
phrase which In its day was not slang
a all IL has remained for Professor
~. r. Utter In Harper's AaEasins 10
throw light on the expression "0cod
night" meaning nnslity. The vsuds.
vile entertainers who arst used II.
thlnking they were originatorx. should
be . tribe cresffallen 10 ind that Il
,hsi0ngs 10 one william shakespesrs.
ust ous Part I. OF Henry w." Yea
.wiu read there:
lf ss fall In. soed nlshti Or -ak -
swim.
Hut that isn't all "cens or and
800 sit down" have had their day, boz
We ali thought they were new aatii
Professor Utter found them both In
O1hzucer.
Z Aud "Not In ia aud ~Cat it 'oaf. .
bsth striking Ameriean slsns plrasss,
eenas from English litsrsturs o. tbs
highest type. Shakespeare used ''Nst
A. it." saa Richard BrInsley shsrtss~
incorporated ''Cut Il out" In one % Ne
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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-12-06

TIE RED Cross has svrsAxsA 10
buy matsrisi fos saxaiosi &sszhsnxs,
hospital Esrneots. and mites ssti-
ciss. 70 bs sold st Substantially osss
pricss to the chapters thrsoshess
the eoantry .. be mias 20 ;, ths
wonss Of America. me cpst VIII, be
iss.s51.soo.
To meet conditicss syisiug, fyon
Italian revsrsss the Rsa Gross dis-
patched Immediately fros ps1fs sap
plies including 2.ees aasisensss,
s.oop blankets. and ie.ees pairs ss
socks. III.
The children OF Beikisna, tboas-
snds OF whom are orphaas. are eb-
jeets OF special care. Food and cloth
ins alone have been purchased by tho
Red Cross for the BelEisAh At q cost
OF $4,000. Many OF tho children In
free Belgium are exposed TO shell are.
and In order to save them sayiuns
are being organized In France and
Switzerland. where they can bs tahsn
to safety.
A body OF 100 surgeons has been
organized for service In the hospitals
OF Roumania.
The food administration has ssized
$1,000 tons Of sugar which was held
In New York.
A force OF So persons has bsen
sent TO France by the Treasury Do
pertinent TO audit the accounts OF
the Army there.
According to the Department OF
Agriculture. rata and mice destroy
zach year property worth more than
$500. 900. 900. squaiing the Groas
earnings OF An army OF 2oo.ooo msn.
Government loans 10 farmers d
October amounted 20 t7.37t.o+t.
practically doabls the amount paid
out during the previous month. Az
plications for loans In the hands of
the 12 Federal land banks total
s1s3.250.stk
Between August 1 and December 4
the railroads transported i.Soo.ooe
men 10 training camps .pd embsrhs-
tion points To insure the safety OF
the men In transit the railroads have
adopted an average speed OF ss miies
an hour except vhea freight ears
needed for the transportation OF
equipment are included In the trains.
The speed is then reduced to ze|
miles. 80 !,
The fuel administration 10 author
ity for the statement that. while the
annual outpat of coal has 6san In
creased approximately so.oeo.eeel
tons. the increass In eonsamptios
caused by the war IA los.ose. .seel
tonR An Instance cited 10 that sfI
the 8sthlehsm Steel compaay. shieh
demands an Increased coal ssppiy oil
approximately 1000 .oeo tons . year.
The coal demands OF public utility
plants. particularly In the Industrial
slections. have Increased a third.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-12-06
fh.' kiliM.

Bditsrs. lihs addresses bss psrdos.
ifks sctWs' arc h&dsss rsu the vaiEHr
case when - Stage. II h net asst
tsst the vurt.is shouia 10 liftsd upcn
personaiifiss. rsr this mixht lsse 70
personalities: keacs the editor IL IN .
sook "a 10 hinssaf. Save who's stssed-
lhe cea ssnsicos. -
The editor. be n knows. however.
has no serrowG ns 10 q Ezy lot upon
tbs universe. shlftipE ssifsily frors oss
white nsas 60 anothsr. biiihsr1nE
buthep a. ocessioa ai>. resrsitinE
aothhG. dxflnk sssrsthths.
:, rhs editQr fetfssg gpo,, seesyppify.
fst hs h haInsn. Tor when by ehsacs
HE nsus spps@rs Tiers u NJ living
wltb bic coneeit. And when Il 10 nls-
speiIsd--ys sscs. toe masses have their
rsvsnDsi
Hsss's 10 ne editor Mar he i've
long and write short. = kiehsoea
1mes.Dispstct.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-12-06


wsre the average iayman sbis =
Erssp the stsgserinE complexities q
chsnicsi aAd nsehsnlrsi dsf4fls hl-
voivea n the AsziuE sf ssx2yssi
sseli lIs wsnid Do sn2ssA Fer ~
aanee. ITO gauges are neQsnts< 70 Ansa-
ugsctufs ths combination time apd per
esssgioH fuse for three-quartsr lneh
sisrapnel. The powder used must have
the correct burning time or the sKpie-
-sioe win occur too soon or too late. IL
II impoa4lple 10 Obtain tx0 powders
with the same burning time; hence the
barning time hzs to be determined "a
each lot OF powder. This formerly 70
qllsed one and one-hsIf hours; now Il
takes i've minutes. Likewise the time
consumed la blending powders has been
redacea from sIxteen hours to nftesn
Al1utess Popular seioace Monthly.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-12-06

''Ir you 81 Idly you WIN lose lpopsy
every mihote.s ma liberal m raphrase
q wsii knowa japanese preFsrb aud
ssrvss ~ protest assiDst ioIsnsss.
Nat rs eifs fss esss of TIE gre4t
suddh& strHns. shsct 1sspifo inscfion
h rsspiRg = foFfsnss During the past
,ssf the taddns received s5l 600 yis-
lsrs. Eho pale -dmi@sien fssz sggrs-
saktsE eos5o.N d'hs eEEctaoA OF fee
v yisit tbs biS nunaha began m 1911
xekye JssspsL Z ~ s.--
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-12-06

Esnss nanuaal In an i.Srv,sE 10
washlnstoa. prsissa Americas dsnoe'
Acy. 'tf ft.ff
"Oysr hsrs." be ssik. "yss respect q
naH for what he h hlassif--net fef
what hls family is-sbd thus yoa 70
nziad me ef ne gardiner In Eoiozns
who helped ne sith NJ sst wireless
nppsratus.
-As my mothers sardsner ahd we're
working 0u n,y appafatus toGsfher .
young count Joined us one day, aud
while he watched us w0rk ths count
besstsd OF his lineage.
The gardener. after iistsnins . loaE
while. smiled aud said:
- -'if you cone frDko - nnelsaf fsm-
~ it's 20 much the vsrys for you. sir.
for. A. We gardeners say. the older the
seed the worse the crop"
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-12-06

will the person who borrowed the
grade plow from the Booth Ranch
kindly return same al once. ~
need IL. d. c. BOOTH. Adv at
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-12-06

A Coed Bash
In Q sso6 Cosatpv
. FIRST NATIONAL RANK
. Capital sad surplua siss.sW
. = . = Z
. BOA snsve Rvssstun@ nns&
. Ne " naa ssnsaa HssA asses .
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. Linolss.A ss~~ss. sssisE :
Maohs@. 1rsahD
80
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1.hs Art sfs&is
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HsArxD[E DAmyr .
lana ns<rsss. rrsp. .
spsuiAi Deliveries fsr all .
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sTUpnnAxBzS nlBos cur. .
PonAgtoN on ggAn. .
Thsrs sps None Dsfrr Thss .
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.
.
nzpert Repairing .
W. W. LHfSON
watches Clocks. .JvuIery. .
Cat cissA Cold aad @lvsr Plats .
.
I'VE oivB SERVICE THAT :
sNRvnBs .
ONTARIO NATIONAL BANA
We invite Your Business on the
Baisis OF Security ana Accuracy
Good coss--1Tsa Service
ONTARIO DAIRY
o. Binsahaaa. Proc. .
We cas- Furaish MIX or crtss .
In Large Quantities
Kedsks statiosry .
ONTARIO PHARMACY o
The Corner Druss store .
The Rexsii Stare .
Foantxia service rhr risssss ..
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optsris's oYjy ThisF :,
n. ODrB .
Havs reur SAT- AAss Jast Fsr =
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Glassware. creebsry. Tlawsrs .
THE 'vAstfEkY STOKE .I
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In our Lines We esa Save fsp
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WILSON AMOS. q
The 0rocors
No Long waits No asert
weights
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CROSS ERROR TO
ORDER BY MAIL
csi,lssBs Hsusss IArsaiss
hy Lie d Fs1naG.
Hjul FACTS ABOUT TRADE.
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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-12-06

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Sheet Music Records
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