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Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-08-03

Nks ssl%as givsr hlatrict Is Netrsloqfly iIjca in Minerals Rnd H2dsT is the sAteway ir ;soAseqger.e of Which Hyder is the Fastest Growing ToYn iR the Norta.
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The right development OF the mus
cular system. along with good food,
pure air and the living nf the Hygienic
Life in general. Is essential TO human
efficiency and longevity. 4 muscle un-
used for any period diminishcS in bulk
and dcgcneratcs in quality.
| recall! one Of my fellow internrs in
hospital. a man ut that time Of maEni-
fcent physiQue strength and stamina,
As we'll as Of superior intellect. and. by
the way. no end Of 4 boxer. Tradltion
had IL that he had actually. while on
a holiday At Conry Island. toppled over
the renowned John l.. Sullivan for
rudeness the latter had offered lady
And !. IS. | am sure. no wise detrac-
ton from my friends heroiSm that
John L. had previously had any NUMBER
Of rounds with John Barlcycorn and was
consequently not up TO his ttghtinS FORM
In moment Of epic indiscretion. dur
Ing an afternoons relaxation In the
hospital. took on 4 go with my ATM
lctic .ricnd-and all | have 10 do TO
this day. many years after. is 20 close
nv eyes and can again sec those
very Same stars.
Some years after our hospital service
was astonished and panied TO meet
my friend. and to find him gaunt ana
feeble. He had had typhoid fever. he
told me- and for months after recovery
from the disease itself, hr could not
ride a bicycle a block without having
TO dcsist. exhausted. wind"d and sweat
ing like one in a tcrtian." He could
not concentrate his mind through TO the
bottom OF single rac" in any hook.
After a month Of illness and at the
beginning OF his conva!esCence he want
ed to get out OF bed His nurse told
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CAMERON

Cameron. W. Va. July S.-Mrs. ". C..
Dawson Is visiting her sister. Mrs. j.
NJ KING. OF McCracken. Pa.
Mrs. y. y. simmons and Miss orthia
Gray are spending tho weekend with
Mrs. 4. l.. Barnett and Mrs. y. q. Boe-
ner Of Moundsvilic. W. Va.
Mr.. Crc.l Snidcr and family motor"d
10 Wheeling today.
Charles Howard. Frank Ross. Bib
Hnchcr. Hayes Howard and J. +. Way
man motored through this evening TO
Muundsville.
Ed Lawrence and family. Of Ford City.
Ia. are N" guests OF relatives and
friends here.
Charles Howard, Cricket Chaddo"k.
Spray Durlcy. J. q. Mariing and DR..
Wells pitched camp near George Row
rrs. They are camping near the creek
80 they won; he bothered by the heat.
Any ono wishing Il good meal can get
l. here. !. e. Il you hrin: !; with YOU.
Charles Reid had n" misfortune 10
IA! and break his arm Will" rar;i'>-
pating in the races on the Fourth.
]. \. Fitzgerald has been quite ~ for
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SIDE TALKS
bw Ruth Cameron
SOMETHING THAT TIRES MANY PEOPLE

get supper started. Harry has q Il, II
rs :Iv" minutes late. although ! never
Yet called Inn that he didn't have :"
90 and wash his hands or something
before ne can. ! declare | don't know
what makes IN" 50 tired haven't
done Us much as usual today"
Can You Guess2
can pretty well guess what made
her - ':vcd Can you"
doubt # she woa.d hal" been so
weary { she had walked down and car
red her own bundles. home as she was
from the nervous STRAIN of feeling liar
RVS imratcnrr.
ones own ,mpatienc" has the Same
wearing effect. have found myself
AL i"r>"h up over 4 SLOW elevator or a
trolley car tha; NouiG insist N stop
ran- - take on other passengers when
Mas IN u hurry, and know N" strain
ri my own impatlvnce helped wear me-
cat.
az course i. one is late Il IS hard not
t. zee. that lmpatienCr. but after al! "
docs not hurry one forward any, anu
one, nl.;h; ~ well relax. And even bet
.,.r or. 'rirh; We. l-y to avoid put!nE
,nr.r.'. In i,osii.ous where on" vi! he
stretched on tho rack OF !mrat:"nce.
If Men would Only Realize
Then, toe. people ar" "t'"h l,nph.
,icrt Ius, from the hah; Of hurry whe!
,hry really hay" no pressing reed 20 get
anywhere From my kn"~icdEr OF MN
Husprr, Narry's !mpat'cn'r was that
tn. latter IS more typ.ca!ly i Tascu-
I'm. han.t. and a raT".CSS rather man i
deliberately selfish one. | wish men
nigh, realize h"w murh strain and M
happiness !: causes
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1.-The past Few days at his home on Main
street.
| Miss Mary Barrett was in wheeling
on business yesterday.
| Mr.. y. NJ. Lee Of Warrington, IS a
business caller in this city this week.
| Mrs. T. II. Neal left today for Wheel
! ing, where she will take boat for
| Chester. w. Va. 10 witness the dedl-
cation Of a new Masonic Temple OF that
place.
! Brooks Hlnerman is in Wheeling to-
day on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Minor Grossman. Char
ley Reid, Mrs. Dora Phillips. Mrs. b.
T. St:mmel and guest OF Mr.. and MIS-
iGrossman. Mr.. Cooper. Of Chicago, III.
.motored through TO New Cumberland last
nj ght 20 attend the installation OF
officers Of the Rebekah Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry johnson motored
Through to Elm Grove. W. Va. where
They will visit Mr.. Johnson's sister.
Mrs. Hipsley.
Mr. H. W. Watson will leave tomor-
row for Chester. W. Va. TO witness the
dedication 81 a new Masonic Temple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moulton and family left
Wcdne sday morning tor New York City
where Mrs. Moulton and daughter
Gladys will sail for England
Miss Carrie l.aupp has been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes Fish. She depart
ed Wednesday morning for her homo al
Wheeling.
Mrs. Frank Todd is a business caller
in Wheeling today.
Early this morning George Hot and
family and many of his relatives went
TO Fish Creek for picnic in honor or
Norman and Thomas Holt OF Washing
ton. D. e.
Frank Jones little boy Eugene acc!-
dentally swallowed a tack which went
down his wind pipe into his lungs. he
was operated on at the Ohio Valley
General hospital short time ago but
the operation was not ! success. H9
was later sent TO hospital In Philade'-
phia. p, Word WAS received "edncs-
day that the operation performed there
, was i success.
Harry Taylor left Wednesday Tor
Wadestown. W. Va, whe-e he will visit
his grandfather. Louis Barr. and he!p
him harvest.
Mr.. and Mrs c. C. Fish, Mrs. c. G.
Fish and charles Wood OF Holhrook.
Pa. moto-cd 10 Wheeling yesterday on
business.
Lloyd Strore VS. a business caller IN
! Pittsburgh, IA. thursday.
Mr.. and My liagen Dowler OF Nc
Mechen are the guests OF relatives here.
Howard Ruzzard and wife left Tues
day morning for Butler. Pa, where they
Will visit relatives.
Miss Nellie Jolliff is the guest OF her
brother John at Warrington.
Miss Ella Robinson or Wheeling Is
tho guest of u. w McConnaushy.
Miss Harriet Marie HoGe Of Fair
mont, W. Va. is the guest of her grand
father, Il. a McConnaughy.
Mrs. Harry Zimmerman - seriously
III at her home on High street
Hubert SinScl and WIFE of Tampa,
Fla. arc the guests OF his brother.
Herbert and his father.
MIR. and Mrs. r. a. Startzman ana
daughter Jane Howard. her mother. Mrs.
McNauEhton arc Srcrnling are spcnc'ng
their vacation at Buckeye Lake, o.
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BROWNSVILLE
PASSENGER SHIP
DUE HERE TODAY
sersr. Duly. IN curttss "oriole" belong
ing 60 J. L. Lambert, Will take
MP passsns Jrs

Srrgea0; Nay uG.%. ny.nI 'ur,'SS
Or!U.c p.HE". ". ,.~:iN" :" -" 10y '"'H
afternoon - r"::o:., 49, 'c1 N'%H "'''
taxing VI p4>-,.:l-.g, - u Sc:! hoiu.i.,t.
fec. tn" pan. - -" O.: .- 80 'E"'' 90
seven pc!uHG:1S - me 'C...'20.'';" 49,
operator and o.. promoter =. -. s.'.W"c;-
ton. wno .vuadcI re town - i-.rHe:'
ton. ". Va.
SerS: Daily w,S IN TINS csty on July
Fourth Aa4 thrilled thousands Ok
Noucdsyi.!e ro.ks by daredevil stunts
ne-sorm.L while >c,rr... thousands ot
c.et above :c:ra tiru., H'- plan" - 'a"
~ M, fastest and >,u-I.rs; N he con-
merclAl lire and = very capable ore
for civilian rylrk Sc-gt. DAILY VIII
AXE 10 passengers here a.. G0% tom9r-
row and t!:lS AFTERNOON. - 4 very &"iH-
lnal zee.
Directors Met
out, i numb. II lupor'IC' .''crS
ue-. m for discussion -. ne Sp"N!H'
meeting o: The board Vi L:rc,:"c> - the
NounL,N!..c tn. cuA"r OF Commerce. =. q
=. tn. ch..NIcv u;!.,c@ 80: J".:":S"" 49,
nue last evening \ report concerning
,ha membership drive VS. made wA'"a
WAS y,~r gratifying. Members c"n':aGH
70 come ,n;o the Organization VIII" IN
sures a -,rratcr MoUUdS'l.''.
The Water wagon
NouadS,l.." h.s At w...c "HG":- ~"
OF the Kind .H.,, - supp"H"d :" ." "'"'
- wafer IN, >'rc"is And n"' > the @us'
down Hut instead ut 0"!n- ~ Use X -
,.,ncdded.' :uv future '.t-". H.. "a ,..-r
g., Toav "a. ra;n p.v..S a." usa1, A"t
and DIV day> pri.r 2" the -;,.', g.; ''s'
.,c,i,r -hc WAGON .,;..I a.,r" h''H
usrd very handy "n nt:".'': o; tn"
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There are Ccrta!a mental states that
t...- 1T u;,. - E. degree that mAay ~ US
H.. :u,.! L. realize.
On, q: these = im7a:!enCe-hotA our
Own AID Other peoples.
Her" - IN" ~v-: OF ,miAS mean;
\ ,:t;r Ac:Ehb"- O. mine came IN 'Ac
r'...- afternoon and threw herself down
n n" 10: my y"randah chairs WIN
gesture 90; utIor WEAKNESS.
''li.ra worki"G hard | asked.
'Why no she sad. Il haven't been
working A. a.. ~" yuS' r''N down
own doing som" shopping. HAIRY 'h'in-
Sc.cl sad IL would run me down ~ the
machine 50 TIA; l could bring home my
bundles"
That was nice" I said.
While Harry was Whiting!
Il. would have hcen." she said =.
IInrry hadn't been so impatient T. |
= ,n;rei q second longer :hau he thought
: should aHy~ here, | had 10 go N AM!
e.. SON" .ho,S that ! VAS having N\'d
and tho shoe man insisted on explaining
- ..u..r.rr t. me- and ne c"",Gn.t ina
.,r.. ~ ne shoes and IL took Forever
,>-apiarS tacm--you know what hr =,
were three or four people In ahead 81
-. ~ .... ;wo c'"rhs. The WON ~
,-.. Eai ID wait for had list wan
Il, ',ns. 1 dozen articles on it--Hnd -!
;H.ng~ .aL' had TO be weighed ana
.,,,,r;,rd, Seven pounds o. sugar ana :!
n.,c i pound II tea and two pounds .:
rg!Ecn and some Indian inca. Harry
had Just blown NE up for being so
orr ~ tho shoe store and ! thought
I would scream II that woman aSk"! :or
-u.h.- 'a:rg that had =" BE "".Ehc"
- ~ wrapped.
Wei. mus, trot Ions. ~" SC; {"
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20 her home in Mt Clair. W. Va. after
v,si- ~ several weeks. with her Issr-
er,s Mr. and Mrs. ". ". Iowc.., or
Fourth street.
Miss Myrtle YinEl.ng has Gon" 20
sp,nd 4 week with her grandparents,
Mr. and Mr.. j. VI. Weekly G: Wood H'.I
Mrs. T.. {. I'rice and children have
returned from a visit with trI"ncS AZ
Waymuns ridge. >
rrtcr HurrS and daughter G"r;rud" 81
aetnavi"c. Ohio are guests OF the form
rrs SISTER. MR.. = y N".SCh and Lam
q O.; Glendale.
Mr. aud Mrs lIoward Hu>man or
Firs, street, have as their guests MI,
AID Mrs has Mau1iu. ana "'"FEe
Morgan Of MocEantown.
Ma, Em.y Garter, Of Elm Grove WI"
IS -r.md,as, It frW day hcr" WITH iE!,ndS
and relatives. sT,nt ;hc day win Mrs
ii. T.. carmichael. III sixth street
Mr.. and Mrs. g. y Dawson, Of Newark
.. AZ" guests II Trends here.
Mrs Mur"t II, htga."H. WI" I.'s H'"n
!,.," :or n. PAST mOu;h N:Si':n- lie"
;..a,rr. Mr and MIR. Eau! M'.f"' e.,
~..M street has left - ioin ger mus
.sa.u Dr. Richardson - L"'I>Nl.''
- -- "a! M"hl.,. o. r!"'',F"i nht"'
- $50. el"st OF h"r grandparents, Ny
AID ~. g. f.. G.as."w. "i N.tt''..N
~:r"c..
Nr.. . " lHgE~ has returned L" E'r
,,r,;.,. n3 second street. after Il visit
wi'h hc~ SOUS "f Tmorn and 'aN!on
ohio.
Mr. and M,-. ,;"org" X. vaupt". Of
u ~, hr" guests Of
irirlds and r,.Is>,- here.
Mr.. an! Mr.. II -. M:.,'r and S'n
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Pattern 1886 IS here shown. II is Guy
IN Sizes. "a, So. rs, a. -. ~. ana -"
inches bust measure. y 81 ihch size VIII
require e.. yards Of q inch mater'a''
Percalc. bingham. chamhrcH' rcpp anu
roplIn are suitahl" for the style 'nt
sleeve has shor; outer seam thA' may
u. left opcn and me edges OF IL finished
win buttons and button holes for a
c,os,,r thus the sleeve may hr turned
bock Tor conyenierce in the working.
tn. width Of the skirt a. the foot IS
about -. yards.
A pat;crn Of THIS illustration mailed
n any address on receipt OF l2c IN sill
yer or stamps.
Write name and address, plainly. Semi
- cents to Intc.liE"ncer office. Wheel
ing, W. Va.
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M'MECHEN
Return from Camp.

Return from Camp.
\ rroup Of young men who have been
camping on Fish creek have arrived
home. md al state that they had a de-
IF Merton Carried. Maurice Hrant. Cor
don criSwcll. Eddie ShriEcr. Cooney
leeds. rau, CriSwc!.
Entertains Friends
Miss Wilma Smith proved i charming
hostess las, evening who She entcrta II e
I'd i rroup Of her intimate friends AZ he.
home ON Marshall street with an inlor-
mai ga altering. Games. music and dane
.ug whiIcd the hours away. y G"nciod"
luncheon was served az = IANe h"u''
Bake Sa:e.
Nc,nh.rs oc M Ladies" Aid society of
NE CHRIST an church VIII give bake
,,.c in Ih, paIlrTS o! -" church inns
Afternoon and evening. Tue sale Will PC
uln 81 u.r."rk. and u" douht IN" affair
TiIl rr welt ra'r"nIlch. rs the iad,"N
w. ,,i..l Tor ,l,..r d,lIrI"u$ baking. Tho
proceed, VI. h." used Tor 'Ae pthcH' Oh
tn" church.
To Give MarshmAllow Toast.
N"mnr:S of the Junior lcaru" vt the
church e cod VII CIV" uarShm'i.'
lnw toast on 'hr McM"ricn Heights.
rim. grnur wiN nee; at the church and
49, in 1 body /" ,h' grounds where a
I.iirh;cul evening VII Il" spent III
hour = huge nr" will be built and IN"
rrrrnird.r Of tho evening vii! he Spent
II roasting marshmall"~s.
Picnic Saturday.
The children Of tn" church or Goa
Surlly school are looking forward "a
having = dclirhtful time Saturday whom
;N.,~ annual picnic will !" given on the
=. lrd s,ll', camp grounds. tn" amuSr-
rcnt cnrnmitt"" has "a A"!iEhtfn' day
,.,r....i and an who attend may look
,nrwarI to a d"l3Chtfu! time.
Communion Service.
Instead Of the usual service Sunday
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at tho NJ r. church, communion services
will be reid both morning and evening.
Spe cial musical numbers Will DC ren1er-
ed BY the members OF the cholr' NcV
Flanagan will be in charge OF the serF-
McMsohsu Personals.
Miss Ecrnice Farmer. who has been
M for u number of days, is able I" DC
out again
Mrs :. Chambers and daughter Miss
Eleanor. are spending Few days win
relatives on Roberts Ridge.
MC&Srs AWE Oliver, jimmie IlEhS
and John Oliver. who have been visit
.nr ut Roberts Ridge have arrived nome
Mrs. Clarence Smith IS spending n
few daT. with friends and relatives at
NJ Mrs Walter Workman OF Bellairc.
WI visit friends in this city this eve
MIS- Florence R!chner OF Rclleirc is
calling on Mr. and Mrs I. W. Nelier
tlmc- Common and family vii! leave
Monday for Roberts Ridge for nr!et
Miss Elsie Warner Of West Liberty is
spending The Weekend her" with lriendS
Mrs j. Houck is spending the day
visiting with friends AT Glen taSton'
Joe phillips Of Stcubenvi!ie viii visit
n This city this evening.
Miss Florence Wilson of rark"rSburg
is visiting friends here for several days
Miss Florence Scltner OF Wel!SnurG
will vislt in this city tomorrow
Walter Mason of MOundsvillc IS
spcndius the day in this city on buSt-
Miss Matilda Evans, who has been
visiting here. left this morning Tor
her home at Pittsburgh.
! MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Young Of C!ar-
ington ire guests of relatives here for
the Weekend.
Mr., and Mrs Hubert Rinehart and
children "r Wheeling Will visit here Cor
Jack Hutr::an Of Marietta Is spend
ing the day IN this city with relatives
Miss Martha Parish OF WilIIamStown
is the guest ~ relatives here for Few
days.
rurs, Of relatives here for several DAYS
Mrs Chas. Jones OF Cincinnati. who
has been visiting MIR. and Mrs. Chas
S"hlcichrr and family. has Feturn""
Mrs =. \. Evlcr is able 20 b" out at
;cr recent illness.
Miss olive I'll"m of Greene county
Ia. IS visiting relatives her" for f."
days
ROY. and Mrs g. \ RyTrr have named
. their new daughter Allan Irene.
Mrs John Glover ~ Fairm0nt Is Wis.
i;inr Mr.. and Mrs :. !. Hunter OF
Thirteenth street
MISS ora NN'"'N' VIM ''"N ~ ="
spending tho past 'wo months ut C!arkS'
burg. has arrived home.
Mr. and Mrs w x. Rose have gone
/ r. MnrEantown 20 spend few days
Mrs Ed Demos OF Warrington -
sr"ndinE 4 number uf days here with
relatives
Mrs a. w. Rullion has returned 10
Pittsburgh after brief visit here.
Mrs Ada Cole continues 10 improve
at the Glendale hospital where she un-
ScriOuS OpprltiOn
Mrs Amanda Morgan. who has been
seriously H. ~ n little improved.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. BInck hay" r"turn.
cd to YOUNGSTOWN after spending u
number Of days here.
Miss Alma Winters has returned -
her HON" 1T New N,rrinsv!llo aC'"r
spending 4 few DAYS hero.
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unpaved streets o: the city where the
dts, had se;;lsd saNe-al inches thiCk.
Il - generally ,,Gr'.4 That T." wagon -
doiug no good ,d., and = ''.$ h.. The
case !, could ;n-a L used :, water he
streets. 4, very uor!?., cost and
cause less lisa gr""p!c""~ 80 r"r'd""tS
Now Coat OF Paint
\ much needed OK; + paln;. ~"
brand new KIND. Is ban applied O. -"
.nn"r surface a.; the ..grU. court r"""
uf ;ne Marshal. co.n:y cour' h"I~''
her rhA wprH j. hcAe don" ~ 'a'"r.;'
N;!nht AMI MS wu',:L':.. 70" S"'nr
,.,;., ,n.- ..~ .u..a ;,'"d'.! aHb = IN
do.L.ra.y t.,. ~.;a -:a,,t :,,Ior ;":oHe"
on, -" ,NV"'y.
Fourth Committee
~. j..y Fourth c.:...ai:,,o % no
,'rtr.I.- g.. Cn,riu.r"" III. !ast evening
~ :... ,hAu,."rS off,. n ."H">oH
:.vra,., l-;d .c;.,.y. :'' ">Yc"sy- - -"
pat rplrbra.:or T." affair Va 'uH
c:,:t'->: IA tn history -" ,!'y and
: aH d,;s. /. m:::h; +" IHf"rr't. - he
,.:.,r.ng efforts rt -" thamtCc .: ''o.i-
mere and < nGm..l 20: loyal. na-d work
ing citizens.
Play Cambria Today
Nulrdsv;.l,. \. (. 5J>ctdI team will
a,,K uI au.Ir... t ;,.,; r:av this after.
noon a. $50 u'r.pcK When II" Jump
s..ua,, for ne b";iHui:s ": play aga rs .
The Cambria co.,, .s"I pr,.; nine Of
cambria 9. Til, .ncu.S. ayc no. at Il
...~S 80 knnw the powr- n; ,H"i- oppou-
cujs ana haze prepared with one Of Tho
:. = liNcUi$ ever assembled - n" "a
al u".d. y ..'=" crow" = 'NT"nt"L %
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warns Against Dogs.


Chief Of Police Al larders issued a
warning Yesterday TO all owners Of dogs
10 keep a close watch over the animals
and al the first sign OF rabies 10 notify
the authorities The warm days are
more conducive 70 canine madness. and
II Is thought well To guard against this
menace.
important Meeting.
4 meeting Of Uniform Rank. knights
or I-ythias. was held last evening Ia
the lodge room. a; which time num-
Der OF important matters were taken
IN and disposed OF. 4 large attendance
was out. and following the routine and
business session a social time was Ell
joycd.
Team Practices.
Final practice in preparation for the
biz game Sunday afternoon with The
Nccfs. O.. nine was held yesterday even
ing by the Victor 4. G. baseball! nine
on the Center DcnwOod grounds. The
locals are reputcd leaders in the VI
entity and will do some fast work TO
uphold their reputation sunday. The
trim 10 the Ohio town will likely be
made by motor.
Benwood Personals.
George Kinnie has returned home
from a visit in New Concord, @.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L"itc! have re-
turned to their home in New Martins
Vile after visit with local relatives.
Mrs. Louis Wolf. Of canton, o.. IS
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Alice WoeT-
ner. OF North Eenwood.
Isle Conner is in Pittsburgh on bust
ness and expects TO Ire gone several
days
Mrs. John Conley Is improving at her
home on Marshall street. following an
illness.
Mrs. william BroyleS arrived home
las: evening from Peoria. Ill, where
~, has been visiting her parents.
Miss Harriet Jones 10 spending the
wrrk-cnd with friends in rarkcrshurg.
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BRAZIL CHOOSES ROOT
FOR PERMANENT COURT

paris, July S.-(By the Associated
I.ress) brazil has chosen Elihu Root.
noted American jurist. as ono Of its
candidates for election az judge OF tho
permanent court uf international JUS
ticc.
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BENWOOD
Funeral Of Babe.

Funeral services for little Maggie.
seven .months-old daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Mike Perkov!ch. who was burned
to death in bed at the family home
No. .Na Marshall street. at 1 o'clock
Thursday afternoon. were held from ST.
Johns church Friday morning, and the
little body was laid at rest in MI. Call
vary cemetery. Rev. Schocnan off!cl-
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HEALTH Talks
By John B. Huber AM,MD.
EXERCISE

Health is the paradise of the body.--St, Theodore.
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All inquiries addressed 70 DIT. Huber
in care Of the Health Talks" depart
ment will be answered in these columns
in their turn. This requires consider
able time, however. owing TO the great
number received. So II a personal or
quicker reply is desired. a stamped and
y"!f-0ddresSed envelope must be enclos-
cd with the questionable Editor.
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Both parties profit when they meet
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.rSv,r 70 Yesterday's Puzzle.

,r,.u- HENS Plus NNIMIN T.uS y
minus MINI caves Beaver.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
A Peraistsut CouRh.

Ny hrother-!n-law had pneumonia
year ago and since, as room as be gets
q cold. be coughs for months, mostly
nights md morning. with expectorauon.
Would you advise him TO hive his lungs
examined?
AnSwer-For any cough that persists
for several weeks Except whooping
cough the sufferer should be thorough
~ examined. If you send stamped
self-add-essed envelope, you will learn
the reason why.
Difficult Breathing.
Sometimes / find it difficult to breathe
and the only relief l get Is when l
drink hot water. Is this L form Of In
digestion?
Acknowledgements difficult. labored.
or painful brealhing) colnes Of many
things: oftcntimcs from gas in the
stomach, also from slight pleurisy.
also from heart ailment. Sometimes
the kidneys are at fault. In many cases
the debility OF the elderly occasions
Shurtness Of breath. You must have
your heart, lungs, blood, and kidneys
examined.
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him ne was not able for that. Ve1eo
and hurt by such an assertion, he did
&c, up and at once fell to the floor in
a heap; for his muscles unused during
his illness had become nabby and the
legs OF that erstwhile Hercules had be-
come pathetically spindle-shanked-
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Instead Of the uSunl service SundaN
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-11
KANSAS L TRIMS ST LOUIS
QUINTET ny SCORE or 1917

LAWRENCE. Kan, Feb. 1l.-(A.
r.) - Kansas university defeated
Washington university in the second
game Of a two game series in basket
ball last night as to Il,