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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-08-23
PLUMBERS. GAS MEN TO
GET SCHOOL COURSES

CINCINNATI, o., Aug. When
the Cincinnati public schools reopen
In September apprentices in the
plumbing and gas fitting trades will
be given an opportunity for the first
time TO attend part time classes in
their line of work. There will be
four hours instruction each week
during the period of indenture and
the course of study will include
mathematics, drawing, plan reading
code study and English.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-08-23
DRUGGISTS FINED FOR
SELLING ALCOHOL RUB

ROCHESTER,, n. H., Aug. 2S.-
That intoxication may be gained by
massaging the limbs with alcohol is
maintained by Judge Felller here, who
found two druggists guilty of selling
Intoxicating liquors.
The druggists had sold "alcohol
rub" to persons afflicted with limb
troubles. The men appealed their fine
of $25 each and costs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-06
SAL VAT|ON ARMY
OFF |C|ALS WILL
CONSIDER HOTEL

Col. j. w. B. Turner, chief Sec
rotary of the western territory of
the Salvation army, will arrive
here today from san Francisco to
make survey OF the proposed site
for the new Salvation army hall and
hotel. Plans for a new building
have been considered by the Saliva
ton army for some time and
possible site has been located near
the chamber Of commerce building.
IL erected, the hall will include
hotel accommodation as well as
executive offices. Coll Turner, in
company with Captain and Mrs.
Guest, of the local Salvation army,
will leave for FL Paso tonight and
it will be determined there whether
the hall and hotel wifi be con-
structed at this time.
Col. Turner will address a meet
ing at Salvation hall this evening
at o'clock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-06
PR|NC|PA AIS FOR
Ne " SCHOOLS IN
CITY ARE NAMED

At a special meeting of the city
board Of education last night
Luther Van Buskirk and Glenn O..
Ream were named junior high
school principals. One of the high
schools will be located at Wash
ington park and the other on East
Santa Fe avenue. just east Of High
street. The buildings are on the
construction program for this
summer.
Mr.. Van Buskirk has been teach
ing English and physical training
in the Albuquerque high school for
the last two years. Glenn o. Ream
has been here about eighteen
months, in charge of physical
training at the Y. M. C. A.
They are both ex-service men
and college graduates. both played
on college football teams and are
considered particularly strong in
boys work.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-06
UNEMPLOYMENT is ON
THE DECREASE IN U. S.
LABOR BUREAU STATES

Washington. May 8 (by the AS
ISOLATED Press) Improved indus
trial conditions which are gradual
ly transplanting unemployment
into employment, were noted today
in the monthly report of the labor
departments employment service.
Out of sixty-five cities where
studies have been maintained. the
month of April showed forty in
which more workers were given
places on payrolls. and only TWEEN
ty-five in which employment de-
creased. Iron and steel, automo-
bile manufactures. lumber. stone,
clay and glass industries were
among those which took on more
men during April, as did building
construction.
Employing concerns in Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, showed an increase
of employed workers for the month
amounting to 1913 per cent; Dem
Yer 14.5 per cent, while employ
ment decreases were greatest In
Lawrence, Mass, amounting 10
69.9 per cent.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-06
DEBATE AND FASHION
SHOW HELD AT HIGH
SCHOOL BY STUDENTS

Conclusively proving their argu-
ment. the negative team won the
annual auditorium debate at the
high school yesterday afternoon.
The proposition was, Resolved,
that India should be given home
rule" Josephine Miner, Erma
Wegs and Hazel Freed of the win
ming team each showed superiority
over their opponents. Owen Mar
ron and Helen Schneider of the af-
firmative, gave strong rebutals but
could not overcome the lead made
by the negative in their first
speeches. The judges were Miss
Bessie Edsall, Miss Ruth Hill and
Glen Borland. Woodford Heflin
was chairman Of the meeting. All
who took part In the debate will
receive literary letters.
In the afternoon a fashion show
was given and several interesting
papers read. The day was chiefly
given over to entertaining the pa
rents of the high school students,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-06
MORE ANSWERED LETTERS

Young Housewife: Can you
give me recipe for Butterscotch
Pie that calls for only one egg2"
Answer 1 could not print
better one than the following,
sent in by Mrs. G. II. r.: Mix
together 2, cups of brown sugar,
egg-yolk, tablespoons of but
ter, ? tablespoons of flour, 1 1-2
cups sweet milk. Add milk slowly
and stir constantly while cooking.
Make % meringue with the egg
white"
Airs. R.: PLEASE tell me how TO
clean walls, brighten carpets and
remove old fly specks from my
eleetrolieres?
Answer: Two days ago I gave
directions for Frightening carpets,
which / have no doubt you saw
when it appeared. A little gaso-
line or kerosene will remove the
fly specks. Walls are cleaned by
Wipihg them down thoroughly
with flannel cloth. Some wom-
en- buy a wool mop for this pur-
pose, which saves mounting a
step-ladder.
A Reader: How can I remove
white spots from a parlor table
caused by placing upon 1t a de-
fective vase through which water
leaked? A friend wishes me to
ask you how to rid her house
from moths, which seems to be
in everything and are flying about
everywhere. In return for this ir-
formation, I wish to give this hint
to other readers: IL you drop a
marble into your tea-kettle after
cleaning 1t out the hardness will
collect on the marble in the flu
ture. instead of on the inside of
the kettle"
Answer: Thank you for your
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-06

Me and Pubs Simkins was
wawking home from skool taws-
ing and argewing, and we started
to have q fearse argewment about
witch is the most intelligent. mon-
keys or dogs. me saying dogs and
Pubs saying munkeys. him say
ing. wy certeny munkeys is the
most INTELLIGENT. Men came from
munkeys. dident they? II dogs
was the most intelligent wy men
would have came from them,
wouldent they? They natcherlly
picked the most intelligent to
come from, dident they?
If munkeys was SO darn intelli-
gent they'd of bin people their
sells insted of staying munkeys
and leeving people come from
them, certeny dogs is the most
intelligent, / sed.
And we kepp on argewing about
wat dogs could do that munkeys
couldent, and wat munkeys could
that dogs coulent, Pubs saying,
All right, I bet you doller mum
keys is the most Intelligent.
Well / bet YOU s dollers dogs
Is, sed.
bet you a hunderd dollers
munkeys is, sed Pubs.
I bet you q thousand dogs is,
sed.
bet you a million munkeys liz.
sed Pubs.
| bet YOU a trillion dogs is.
sed.
Witch Jest then a hot waffle
Vaughn started to go past, the
man blowing his horn and yelling
hot waffles. and I sed, G., wish
I had one. loan me cent, will
you Pubs?
Amt got one. I was Jest going
to ask you. sed Pubs.
Proving tawk is cheep.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-06
beauty CHATS
BY Edna Kent Forbes.

what spoiled by the modern look-
ing bathing cap you will wear.
Then you will go into the hot
room for Is minutes, where the
attendant will give you a piece Of
ice and put your feet in the wat
er so the heat will not make you
feel faint.
From this you go to rest room
where you lie wrapped in sheets
and blankets and perspire from
every pore. After q time you,
attendant takes you to the bath
ing section, where you are scrub
bed with stiff brush and soap,
sometimes massaged, hosed off
with hot and cold water and stood
under needle spray which will,
stimulate the skin until your
whole body is glowing. After this,
IL you wish, you can swim in the
pool and lie down for a nap.
Margerie:-If you merely want
to reduce the legs and not the
entire body. take special exercises
for the lower part of the body
and massage the legs vigorously
every night.
Helen.-I never recommend the
use of peroxide for bleaching the
hair. although I may have re-
piled to some one who was using
it for this purpose. The shade of
gold which peroxide produces Is
usually very snowy and artificial.
For this reason few women use
it any more. If your hair is dull
you should improve it by bring
ing more vitality into the hair
through an improvement in the
general health and especially that
of the scalp. Henna allowed, to
remain on the hair about three
minutes during the shampoo. will
add glow to the shade which
will not alter the natural color
and will not look artificial. A
great many women use this now
as it is not noticeable and the
henia is also a tonic for the
scalp.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-06
JACK REFUSES BARNES
INVITATION.
CHAPTER as.

CHAPTER 35.
Block after block Jack Hunter
covered without realizing either
direction or surroundings. Was
Helen as childish and incense
quential as she seemed, or was
, her manner assumed TO get her
own way? He recalled her Ino-
Their, poor Woodworking Mrs.
Ardmore. He never had liked
her, but now n feeling of pity for
the poor tired woman who had
shaved day and night to give her
daughter things far beyond her
station, swept over him.
He remembered he had thought
Helen's airs and graces cute and
natural to a young girl. But she
was old enough now to use lit
tie reason, a little common sense.
What could he do?
He would take her home on n
visit to his mother! He would
leave her there for a month per-
haps, and let her see how happy
and contented a woman could be
without all the fripperies for
which she seemed at times to be
willing to barter their happiness.
He turned toward home. As
he neared the house a clock in a
neighboring tower chimed the
hour. Midnight Twelve strikes
shrilled on the night air. Helen
would be asleep.
She reused and asked fretfully
where he had been, then without
waiting an answer, turned over
again and slept.
Some of Jacks enthusiasm as
to the success of his proposal had
oozed out during the night. At
breakfast, however, he said:
How would you like to take n
trip home and get acquainted
with my people?"
What do you mean? Are you
GC'1g home?"
4 had thought of it. We could
50 Saturday. I'd stay until Nom
day or Tuesday, then come after
you"
I'D like to go very much -
later. But I'm not going to leave
New York now. right when l am
beginning to have a good time.
will go next summer" She spoke
as If the discussion were ended,
and Jack knew that it was, that
his plan to get her away had
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-06
PRESIDENT-ELECT OF
COLOMBIA CALLS ON
PRESIDENT HARDING
tBy The Associated Prcss.)

Washington, May president.
elect Osplna OF the republic of Co.
lombia called on President Hard
ing today and was presented at
the semi-weekly conference which
the president holds with the news-
paper correspondents He was in
troduced to the correspondence by
Mr.. Harding and apparently en-
joyed observing the methods by
which the chief executive makes
known his opinions to the public
and the American method of inti-
mate contact between public Off
Gals and newspaper men.
Just before the newspaper men
were dismissed. General Ospina
expressed his appreciation for the
attentions which he had received
during his visit in Washington.
and referred to the United states
as the elder brother Of his coun-
try. He will leave Washington to-
morrow morning for New York,
where he will remain for about six
weeks before returning to Colom-
bia.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-06
HELEN HUNTERS HUSBAND
BY JANE PHELPS.

failed. Yet he urged it a bit fur.
Their, only to be met by q decided
refusal to leave the city until
| later.
YEARLY, Jack turned from the
discussion. Helen under her seem.
| ing childishness and softness was
hard as nails, Jack Hunter was
only just awakening to the fact
that her padded paws had sharp
claws, and that like a cat, she
would Use them when she willed.
He trudged off down town.
angry with himself because he
had allowed his anger OF the night
before to prevent his doing the
work he had taken home, angry
with Helen, and making all sorts
of threats--in his mind---to wake
her up to q consciousness that
she must do different.
Hello, Huntern' He turned at
the sound of his name, and Hor-
ace. Barnes met him, hand eS-
tended. Ibid your wife relay my
bid TO little supper affair."" he
asked genially--too genially, Jack
thought.
les, she tOlu me.
youth join us2" Jack thought
this little too eager, also.
Il think not! I am very busy
now, and have little time for"
II know! Your wife said you
had been getting some big BUSH
ness lately" Barnes Interrupted.
Congratulations
"Thanks!" Jack replied gruffly
"Well. the invitation is still
open. Come IL you can" and with
just bow from Jack, they sep
aratcd.
$50 Helen has been Dragging
about the big business I have
been doing" Jack unused half
aloud as he hurried to his office.
Probably wants to prepare peo-
pie for her new duds!" but che
had only known of his big COM
mission few days, and she had
shopped only yesterday. No, she
had Dragged because she wanted
people to think her husband, Jack
Hunter, was as good as the best
of them.
Suddenly his anger was gone.
He would be more patient, try to
help her to understand they must
save and be careful or they never
could live as she wanted to live,
never have home OF their own,
as he had planned.
He was full Of these thoughts
as he hurried home at o'clock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-06
EAST RIVER ROAD
TO BE USED FROM
HERE TO ISLETA

Traffic signs from the Automo-
bile Club Of Southern California
have been placed by the Chamber
of Commerce directing tourist and
other highway traffic onto the east
side of the Rio Grande while the
new pike is being constructed on
the west river road.
For the benefit of traffic to Al
buquerque, one Of the signs has
been placed at the meeting point of
the east ana west river roads at
Isleta. To direct traffic going from
the city three signs were placed
Yesterday at the intersections of
Bridge street and Second, Third
and Fourth streets.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-06
efficient HOUSEKEEPING
BY LAURA A. KIRKMAN.

Flint about the marble. Tell your
friend to close up each room in
her house separately and burn a
sulphur candle in it. You can
remove the water spots from your
table by rubbing them lightly
with piece of flannel dampened
with either spirits of camphor
or essence OF peppermint, fol-
| lowed after few minutes by The
application of any good furniture
polsh. Camphor and peppermint
nave the effect Of softening the
surface OF the varnish Temperate
W; so, e few minutes must elapse
between the application of the
camphor or peppermint and the
| FURNITURE p0lish---in order to give
the Narnish time to harden again.
Mrs, f. W: will some of the
readers Of your department please
SEED directions for making ero-
cheted Rick Rack trimming, in.
sertion and edging, so that you
can publish it?"
Answer: / shall take pleasure
In publishing such directions IL
any come in TO me.
Anxious Housewife: "Please re.
peat the formula for bed bugs
which you recently published"
Answer: One-half pint each of
turpentine and alcohol and one
ounce of ammoniac; mix all to.
gether, let stand in a warm place
for a few days, and it is ready
for use.
NJ. W: II have new ice box
and there seems to be something
wrong with it, as large black alts
get into it and I cannot get rid
of them, though + use borsx and
black pepper. What shall I do?"
Answer: Make the man who
sold it to you give you a better
one in place of it, For, there
must be cracks and crevices
Through which the ants enter it..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-06
FOOLISH HURRY.

1t doesn't matter when / reach
the town of Bungville- n-the-
Beach. I've no important errand
there; | merely go to hold a chair
in Abher Johnson's Blue Front
Store, and loaf and talk and be
bore. It's fifteen miles, the sign
boards teach, from here to Bung-
ville-on-the-Beach, and / might
take an hour, ween, to hit those
parasangs between. But I step
down upon the gas, and men who
see my lizzie pass throw up as
founded hands and say, THAT
boob will break his neck some
day." I'm always winging hens
and cows; and faster than the
law allows / speed my bus, and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-06
SURGEONS CARRY OUT
AN OPERATION WHILE
FIRE RACES NEAR BY

The DalIes, Ore, May blow
surgeons carried out an operation
while fire ate the walls of the OPP
Grating room of a local hospital
became known here today.
The doctors, v. C. Stats and L..
A. Boilman, were removing a
chlid's appendix when an over
heated sterilizer started a fire in
the room. DR.. Stats traded seal
pei for fire extinguisher and re-
duced the flames to submission.
but was overcome by smoke. DR..
Bollman meanwhile completed the
operation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-06

On lonely little islands scattered
over the seven seas Great Britain
has placed stores of food and other
necessities for shipwrecked crews
VINO might be washed ashore. Al
together, twenty-four islands have
these stores of food. Three are
established on the most remote
corners of iceland. while the others
are all on the smallest of the
numerous islands dotted about the
south Pacific and Indian ocean.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-06
RIPPING RHYMES
BY WALT MASON,

make her roar, to chew the rag
at Johnson's store. The speed
fiends zip through dust and inire
as though proceeding to a fire;
you'd think. when you behold
them whiz, that ''life or death"
their errand is. But when they've
made their breathless race and
come to the appointed place, into
the druggists Joint they drop, and
fill themselves with ice cold pop.
Just ask the speeder to explain
why he propels his rafting vain.
defying all the traffic laws, and
he can only say, "Because!"
There is no sense in all the haste
that causes such a wanton waste
of men and dogs and Berkshire
sows, and geese and ducks and
muley cows.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-06


Checked ginghams are going to
be popular this summer, and now
is the time to buy them or have
them made UP. Red. brown, navy.
green and purple checked in
white are the popular colors. They
may be made in any number OF
attractive styles and one OF the
most popular ideas is to combine
the checked Bingham with some
white material. Red and white
checked gingham makes this frock
for informal wear.
The style is q simple one, but it
is suitable for porch wear or every
day occasions. Two loose panels at
each side of the skirt give q
pleasing long line effect. The
blouse is long and straight also and
10 trimmed with bands of white or
candle like those in the side pan
els. A wide sash Of the Bingham
and organdie makes 81 low waist
line and ties in huge bow in the
back.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-06
REAL TURKISH BATHS.

l always advise those of my
readers who can, to take Turkish
baths for the good of their health
and compilations. A real Turkish
bath is a great Ceremony-it takes
half a day and should take even
longer to be really beneficial. I
know of nothing that is more
restful or more delightful than
this, for 1t leaves one fairly glow"
ing with cleanliness and health.
refreshed, stimulated and ready to
drop off to sleep as soon as bed :
time comes. The best time to
take it. in fact, is late afternoon,
80 that you are home early in
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-06
NEW MANAGER FOR
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL

w. f. Barnett of Nevada, Mo-,
is reopening the Occidental hotel
at Broadway and Central avenue.
He will operate the three floors
which have been conducted as O
rooming house as an apartment
house. The hotel is being newly
furnished throughout.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-06

the evening; then you will want
a nourishing supper and then you
should go Immediately to bed to
enjoy the full benefit of the bath.
You disrobe in a little dressing
room and wrap yourself In n gil
gantic sheet which is provi led,
as well as special sandals held on
by straps. You will feel quito
classically Greek in this costume,
though the effect will be some-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-06
Woman's Daily Magazine Page
Social Calendar

Near East relief card party at
Elks' club at 2:S0 p. m.
University girls picnic to noun
tains, 1880 p. m.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-06

Department Of justice officials
have detained Miss Gertrude Baer,
a teacher from Germany, following
information that Miss Baer is a
member of the communist party in
her country. She arrived in New
York a few days ago. She came as
a German delegate to the women's
international league for peace and
is scheduled to address q New York
audience on women's activities
abroad.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-06

Journal Want Ads Bring Results.
The Washington times., 1922-11-26
Famous Scientist Hailed the Greatest FrencEr1an of
All Time, Developed the Germ Theory and Found
the Cure i'm Rabies Foreign Postage Stamps
of French Government Will Bear His
Picture, to Carry His Name to
Everv Part of the Earth

lot Of the founder Of the germ
theory and the discoverer of the
cure for rabies.
Louis Pasteur was born in a
small town in northeastern
France. December 27, 1922, and
was the son Of a well.to-do tan
ner. Perhaps it was the paternal
profession which gave him his
first interest in chemistry. and
perhaps It also fortified him
against the fumes and gases of
outrageous science in the labor
atory; for It is recorded of him,
in his earlier and very home
sick days in Paris, that he ex-
claimed: "Oh, IL could but
smell my fathers tannery again.
would be well once more"
The steady brilliance of his
youthful mind was shown by the
way in which he acquired the
coveted series Of degrees. each
one taking him to higher scien-
tific level; but there Is an incident
connected with one of them that
should furnish great consolation
to many would-be geniuses of to-
day.
He got his diploma. but at.
tached to II was a. note saying
that his paper in the chemistry
division had been decidedly
mediocre" Let all those who have
more recently met with unsympa-
thetic examiners take heart from
this epdsodei
When he later returned to Paris,