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The Big Sandy news., 1918-02-15
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tain civilities to pay elsewhere.
| Don't fix your stare on the fair ones
| that pass along the streets. To stare al
anyone is not manly at all.
| Don't neglect your business. Take
pains to do your work well. Good work
men are always in demand.
Don't sneer at the opinions of others
You may learn wisdom from those far
| less pretentious than yourself.
Don't swear. 1t is not necessary and
does no good. 1t is neither wise. manly
nor polite, nor agreeable to others
Don't grow up TO be soured old
bachelor. when there are so many true
and lovely girls that will make such
excellent wives.
Don't fiirt with young lady to whom
you are a perfect stranger. 1t looks
most ridiculous; and you may get
thrashed for it some day.
Don't unnecessarily make enemies.
The good will of dog is better than
his i'll will. But don't cripple your in
dependence and your individuality to
please friends.
The articles of this department have
been the very cream and essence of
lHOuEllt, lIlt very UcSl llllll6S dS ltIStlg
and beautifully expressed as can be
coined out Of the English language and
coming to you every week. If saved up
for a year. you would have a batch of
the choicest gems of literature and we
believe, the very best and purest things
that can be said in behalf of the home.
This is the only county paper that gives
you something especially for the home
every week, and has now followed it up
for years. It is perfectly right and leg
itimate that you should commend a
good thing.
The lady who laughs heartily is a
doctor without diploma. Her face does
more good in a sick room than a bushel
OF powders or a gallon of bitter
draughts. People are always glad to see
her. Their hands instinctively go half
way out to meet her grasp. while they
turn involuntarily from the damp touch
of the dyspeptic, who speaks in the
groaniBg key. She laughs you out of
your faults, while you never dream of
being offended with her and you never
know what pleasant world you live in
until she points out the sunny streaks
on her pathway.
Praise your wife. man. for PHYS sake
give her little encouragement: it
won't hurt her. She doesn't expect it :;
it will make her eyes open wider than
they have for the last ten years; but it
will do her good for all that and you
too. There are many women to-day
thirsting for word of praise and en-
couragement.
The Big Sandy news., 1918-02-15

FOR SALE:-A mare s years old,
weight 1850 pounds. good worker, good
saddler. VIII bring mule colt this
spring. Terms reasonable LOCK
MOORE. Louisa. fbS-4t
The Big Sandy news., 1918-02-15
HOME CIRCLE COLUMN
Heads OF Households.

1t is the mothers who are the head:
of the households. The culinary depart
ment of your household is in your do
minion. You decide all questions Of diet
All the sanitary regulations of youl
house are under your supervision. TC
regulate the food, and the apparel. and
the habits and decide the thousand
questions of home life is a tax upon
your brain and nerve and general
health absolutely appalling if there is
no divine alienation.
1t does not help you much to be told
that Elizabeth Fry did wonderful things
mid the criminals of Newgate. 1t does
not help you much to be told that Flor
ence Nightingale was very kind to the
wounded in Crimea. 1t would be better
for us to tell you that the divine friend
of Mary and Martha is your friend. and
that he sees all the annoyances and
disappointments and abrasions and ex
asperations of an ordinary housekeeper
from morn till night and from the first
day of the year to the last day of the
year and at your call he is ready with
help and enforcement
sees
A Great Curse.
One of the greatest curses of this in
tellectual age is the great lack of a
proper education of our girls in the
practical affairs of every day life. They
all want to be school marms," gov
ernesses or the wives of rich men.
Housework. which should form the ba-
sio principle of our economic life. is
summed by them as something degrad-
ing young woman will stand behind
a dry goo6E counter fourteen hours a
day for mt pittance-not enough to
clothe her se her health. become
anaemic and u.itted for the perform
ance of her natural duties. rather than
accept position as domestic where
she would have comfortable home.
good health, and become properly fit
ted for the duties of wife and moth
er.
The spiritual advance made by man
is seen chiefly in this, that SO much of
the money he earns goes to the min
istry of refinement, education embel-
1ishment, to the wife and children he
loves. But the woman sees no money
for her toll Her sufficient, her ample
reward is in a husband. content, hap
py growing in grace; in children.
bounding to gracious maturity.
There is just as much reason that a
man should work within the house as
there is that a woman should work out
side the house He is just as well quail
fled to work indoors as she is to work
outdoors. 1t is just as much his duty to
do the one as 1t is her duty to do he
other. But 1t seldom or never occurs to
his wife to ask him to do it, or to think
that he ought to do 1t.
Boys, Don't.
Don't forget that you are to be men
and husbands.
Don't smoke in the presence of la
dies. 1t is never respectful.
Don't measure your respect to per-
son by the clothes he wears,
Don't try to make your fortune by
easier means than hard work.
Don't speak carelessly of a lady's
character. II Is her only anchor.
Don't forget that the best and great
est man that ever walked the earth was
q boy.
Don't haunt the lady Of your choice
at ball. party or picnic. She has cer-
The Big Sandy news., 1918-02-15
SherifPs Sale For Taxes.

The or one
Of
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Ind COZ to-w1t: TaN.c
The Big Sandy news., 1918-02-15
SUBSCRIPTION Price
TO BE Increased
BIG SANDY NEWS ANNOUNCES
NEW RATE AND PROBABLE
DATE.

Increased ind increasing costs OF ey-
erything entering into the making of ?
newspaper have forced us TO a conclus
ion against which We have been flght
ing fer more than a year; and that is
the inevitable necessity of increasing
the subscription price OF the Fig Sandy
News 10 $3.50 per year. The situatiou
demands either this or considerably
reduction IN the size OF the paper. We
have chosen the former. and instead OF
reducing the efficiency Of The paper ~
ars planning to improve 1t.
The Big Sandy news., 1918-02-15
The Reason WHY.

Recently we received notice OF n bip
advance in the cost OF certain quality
and color OF ink which we use 30 \
considerable extent in our job printing
department. The manufacturer said ths
coloring matter required had advances
one thousand per cent in cost This !,
an extreme instance. but there Is gen
eraI increase all along the line, touch
ing every department OF the newspa
per and printing business. Therefore,
we must do what everybody else IL d
ing raise tie price OF our product
The manufacturer. the merchant tbe
farmer, the laboring man. the trades
man. the oostoffice department. to
butcher the baker and all the re-f, ~
meeting the increa sed costs by raisinG
prices. Trey can not do otheruns
neither can We
The do,lsr paid us by the farmer q
few years age bough, from three " sts
times as much farm products as \ win
buy to-day
Hundreds OF weekly newspapers u
the United States have raised tbag
price TO 81 so and $500 during the last
year or two. and the list is being ad1ed
to every day. The daily newspapers d
the country have. with few exceptions.
increased their prices. Those that Dbd
at one cent row bring two cents ID
New York City in January three leaA-
ing newspapers doubled their ssinAs
price.
We believe our patrons will apDrO-
ciate the effort we have made 20 keep
the price of our paper down and viii
willingly grant the increase But IN 90
der to be entirely far TO them We arr
giving advance notice and the privil
ege OF paying ahead at the old rsts OF
one dollar per year. -
The Big Sandy news., 1918-02-15
Buy a $4.12
War Savings Stamp
The Government Buys it Back M% ~
from You January Ist, 1928 for SpO.OO

buy outright tor Cash, Or buy the Installent Plan
Csc down and Csc whenever yon feel like saving il
The Big Sandy news., 1918-02-15
Probably Next Month.

II is our present intention TO put the
Increase into effect sometime in March.
Until that time we shall receive sui
scrlptons at the present rate OF one
dollar per year Subscribers may pay
is far ahead a. they desire at the old
rate IL thev do so before the increased
price is put into effect.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-29
Felix Frankfurter Has
Expressed No Opinion

Washington, July 27.-Felix Frank
furter, secretary of the federal media
tion commission, today dictated a tele-
gram to Governor stephens of Califor-
MIA, branding as "wholly false" any
statement that he had expressed belief
of Thomas ]. Moneys guilt.
Answering the Fickert affidavit,
Frankfurter pointed out that the pres
sident's commission never investigated
the question of MONEYS guilt but only
whether, in the light of later develop
ments, Mooney had been given a fair
trial.
"News associations here report fill
ing of affidavit with you by District
Attorney Fickert, which in effect at
tributes to me statement indicating
belief in Mooney's guilt and urging
executive action in MONEYS behalf
solely in order to placate radical op-
inions here and abroad.
"Any allegations made by anyone as
to any expression of belief in Mooney s
guilt is wholly false.
1I never, directly or indirectly, by
implication or suggestion, expressed an
opinion in regard to Moneys guilt OF
Innocence. On innumerable occasions, ]
said that neither had an opinion nor
was entitled to have an opinion on the
merits as to Moneys guilt or limo
iepncp -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-29
ROLL OF HONOR

Continued from page One)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-29
WHY WOMEN
DREAD OLD AGE.

Don't worry about old age. Don t
worry about being in other people Is
way when you are getting on in years
Keep your body in good condition and
you can be as hale and hearty in your
old days as you were when kid, and
every one will be glad to see you.
The kidneys and bladder are the
causes Of senile Affections. Keep them
clean and in proper working condition,
Drive the poisonous wastes from the
system and avoid uric acid accumula-
tons. Take GOLD MEDAL HARLEM
Oil Capsules periodically ana you will
find that the system will always be in
perfect working order. Your spirits
will be enlivened, your muscles made
strong and your face have once moro
the look of youth and health.
There is only one guaranteed brand
of Haarlem Oil Capsules, GOLD MED
AL. There are many fakes on the mar.
ket. Be sure you get the Original
GOLD MEDAL Imported Haarlem Oil
Capsules. They are the only reliable
For sale by all first class druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-29

, filled Bois De Ste Unire (northeast Of
Fere-En- Tardenois.) But cavalry felt
out the German positions there late
yesterday. The boches are expected to
put up strong resistance in that wood
as they are alredy doing in Ville-En-
Tardenois, but the Franco Americans
may adopt the plan so successfully en-
ployed in the past of encircling the
wood and cleaning out the nests after
ward.
The advancing allies are finding their
path strewn with remarkable numbers
of enemy dead.
sat on a hill yesterday afternoon
and looked across the land which the
kaiser was permitted to enter, but not
to remain in. Around the edge Of sim
liar hill, three miles away, l saw thru
my glasses the miniature houses Of
Fere- En- -Tadenois, the priced highway
and railway center where the French
and Americans were engaged in ousting
| the Germans.
From somewhere beyond, the boches
were pitching their big shells in near
barage this side os Fere- En-Tardenois,
Oulchy- Lee Chateau and Oulchy-Le-
Vile. The air was filled with rumbling
of the cannon and the clatter of ma.
chine guns, with which the Germans
were being drummed out of their pock-
ct.
From all parts of the rolling expanse
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-29

flashes-as of hand mirror in the sun
told where the 75s busily slammed
away. High above the horizon shrapnel
burst increasingly, forming an effectual
barrier against Hun airplanes.
In this manner the French "duster
proceedings" were being carried out,
economizing on lives and teaching the
Americans to do the same. The same
purpose is partly responsible for the
splendid use of small tanks during the
past several days. Their value has
been proved since the 18th in nearly
every section. They have destroyed
% machine gun nests allowing the in
fantry to come up and take the guns
without loss. All tanks have made al
least two expeditions daily, some as
many as five and some being in action
, continuously for 80 hours.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-29

Wounded men returning from the fight
are in the highest spirits. Most Of their
wounds are machine gun bullets in the
arm or leg. All of them expressed re-
gret at leaving the fight. They said
that wherever the enemy lines broke
the bochcs turned and ran in an effort
to escape.
Prisoners include members Of the
Prussian guard, who were shot out OF
trees where they were operating ma
chine guns.
American headquarters are kept jump
ing forward. Our general this evening
was asked by an aide where his new
headquarters was. The general ne
piled:
"I'm sorry, but I don't know.
haven't rad a chance to look"
| A letter taken from a prisoner indi
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-29
Our Greatest
Food Conserver


In Mothers Magazine for August,
DR.. Goudiss pays remarkable tribute
to gelatine.
He states that the use Of gelatine in
American homes has almost doubled
in a year, and is now a million pounds
a month
A million pounds of gelatine makes
about 200 million servings Used as des-
sert it requires little sugar Each mil
lon pounds of gelatine- used to displace
other sorts Of desserts, will save about
ten million pounds of sugar and some
2 1-2 millions pounds of flour.
To sweoten fresh fruit or to make
preserved fruit requires from three to
four times as much sugar as to make
an equal quantity Of gelatine dessert.
Other forms Of desserts require both
sugar and flour.
But gelatine is also a great saver
of left-overs. 1t makes cooked and
fresh vegetables Of all kinds into APP
petizing salads. 1t makes meat scraps
into jellied meat loaves which every
body likes.
A leading gelatine expert now sup
plies this product ready-prepared in
most delightful form. The new type is
called Jiffy-Jell. It comes ready sweet
ened, so one adds only boiling water to
! it.
The unique feature lies in the fla
vors. They are made from fresh, ripe
fruit, then highly concentrated, then
sealed in glass vials--a bottle in each
package. The result is desserts with a
wealth Of fruit flavor, made quickly
and at trifling cost. There are also
lime-fruit and mint flavors for salads
and meat loaves.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-29
CROWN PRINCE NOW
Continued from page one)

ed it. The first man across was New
Yorker.
The general withdrawal from the bot.
tom of the pocket took place Friday
night and Saturday. German artillery
fire began to decrease in volume, appar-
emily because of the movement of bat
teries to the north of the Ourcq.
The Americans captured thousands OF
rounds Of machine gun ammunition and
many very large and small calibre shells
along the north and south road in Fere-
En-Tardenois forest Numerous mach
inc guns also were taken but they have
NOT vet been counted
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-29
AMERICANS ARE
Continued from page Onel

The Germans had destroyed all the
bridges across the Ourcq but the poilus
and doughboys forded the shallow
stream at several points in the face of
a storm of bullets.
The allies also advanced their lines
TO the left and right of Fere- -En-Tarde-
nois, taking the village Of Rocheres
and Villers-Agron.
The French and Americans are pro-
ceeding cautiously and are determined
to waste no men in the machine gun
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-29

Baltimore. July 29.-There was lit
tie change in the condition of Senator
Ollie James of Kentucky today. Re-
cent reports Of his condition from ply
sicians at the John Hopkins hospital
have not been encouraging.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-29
LONDON STRIKERS RETURN

London, July 29.-striking munitions
workers in Coventry, the center of the
present disturbance, decided at mass
meeting today to resume work immedia-
tely and accept the government IS offer
of mediation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-29

B. F. Cummings, Chicago
H. Dietrich, Mondovi, Wash.
D. F. Edwards, Oakland, Cal.
T. c. Felts, Chicago
P. /. Goettsch, Goose Lake, Iowa
Missing in Action
Lieutenants J. NJ. Goad, Springfield,
Mo.
H. c. Mayes, Charleston, W. Va.
w. B. Wanamaker, care Hotel Lin
coin, Columbus, Ohio
Corporal l.. c.. McFadden, Daven-
port, Iowa
Pmvates-
w. j. Bullock, South Chicago
. G. f. Kruger, Chicago
E. j. Smith, Oroville, Cal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-29
To the RedblOOded Citizens of Marion and Polk Counties:

The Willamette Chapter of the Red Cross is in need of the
bookeeper and enographer
handle the affairs of the chapter.
These positions must be filled and the object of this
appeal fill these positions low possible These
positions will require the entire time of those offering their
will be necessary for the person persons offering
their be qualified handle the entire business the
Willamette the Red Cross remaining job
9 A. NJ to P NJ each day excepting holidays. Who WiH
volunteer their services to this patriotic duty?
you have the above qualifications and actively
gagged present. and wish do somegfor the
who fighting preserve the liberties that all enjoy
Notify willamette Chapter American Red Cross 418 Nation
al Building stating past experience and references
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-22
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A n IMPORTANT
PART of the War
Chest compaign is the
speedy transportation
of workers from one
part of the city to
another, a detail be-
ing looked after by
Lieutenant Lou g h =
head, of the Motor
Messengers, to the
left.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-01
Sammies laiirn id
nit6t rri(brtftn
SeiuSIiHc Gonks mue Jnfantcris mfTen Nem
Semsr Scr ,Imerihonsr weiten; II. 8. Slies
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Deuti2e out amsrihoniids C5sfamssne erpicts

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onna sii brinacu sldum uber seiatt
| fd Die ictuolidc s,nionterie, ole 81,
ldnerifultiidcn Boiirricn Gin bcrnidl,
Fuoea tycuer oui hicicIbr er5ffne.
tc SouobI Die Snianterie nno atld
/ oic Gants irntcn cinrn uuaeorbneter
9liid8tig oil ....
Die neilen aneritaniidlen Noiilio.
lnen bei0ani1nr lper0en imnlcr mpbt
beritdrft. Scitocn Bic gImrrifoncr
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liz feinen 8oa brett goOcns nnriid.
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leIbe IN nod iidrferem MdBe erui.
bert nnb gcip66nIih fueroen oie fein6.
liden 9ottcrteu 5nm Shpeiaen &C.
brndIt.
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ltcrn IN GROCER sobe bic amerifa.
niihe 9inie imo oronaen biclc Weei.
len meit bor, lpuroeH d6er idlieb.
lid sur llntebr ge5uitnaeu.
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t1tigfeit IN Dem 2lnebtle glbi6uift
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feinesnegs; imiere gIrtiIlerie ober
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amerifoniihe Clinic 1T bdrfigen @aS.
angriffen oltsgeiebi
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griif IN @eiangeniAnft gerieten, er.
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gonaene @efe6le Iauten 0abin, nnter
aIlen ltuitdubeu @efangene Si MA.
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Der ,gSicar6ie, 81. W2ai. (gladlt6e.
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bict nnh Su bebaipten berin6gen
glmerifdniidje @eobodtunqsflieger
idgcn mir, 6ab Ncr grobartigitp 9lu.
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BSpntcn itcRt I'M
Pcncift 2lnfrll0r
GeIterreidiidDe tSnIlne nieberaeriIien
nne 6ffcutlide Webdn6e serit5ri;
BoSHien nHtcr ariegSredJt

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innere llnritben atLer 9lrt Iino inI
Dobmen INT g9adirn. Cine ggienerI
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btnoert miro, olts Dem es feinen ob.
iebbaren 2lusiDeg gibt. syn G6osen
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telegrapbierte ieiHer 8eitting, bah
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traien
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1900 Babnarbcitet
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9tun6e als minimum uno Grtr1be.
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5or6eungen teleardbbiid ndd 4n.
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Der Strrmanariii unIcref anion.
tcrie aul Guntlsnu mar. 9ie ieIbIt
ioaten nihls iibcr oie bon ibnet
oubaeiiibrien goien aoben nber
ipdter Al, hob tie, taun 90 Dofhs
iiber 0ie Snionterir binmeafliraenh,
ON oem aanipit trIlacnomnicn bat.
ten. g9dbrenb ocs Gciedltes bicIten
iic bic Qlcrbiiioitna apiidDen Der bor.
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