Centralia Chronicle Advertiser (Newspaper) - June 19, 1936, Centralia, Washington Daily Chronicle to your hona daily tat ISe per tj m SOc per montH 800 i Chronicle Advertiser CONTAINS ONLY A PORTION OF THE NEWS AND ADVERTISING OE THE DAILY CHRONICLE NUMBER 153 Good Bargain J you'll find it in the Advertiser WASHINGTON FRIDAY JUNE 19 1936 COLLEGE WASHINGTON STATE COL- LEGE Pullman June than trees enough for a row 232 miles long with the trees at intervals were shipped to the farmers of the state this year by the Tree Nursery operated by the ment of forestry and range agement at the State College of Washington This exceeds 1935 shipments by trees A total of 328 orders was filled and many more returned due to lack of stock In anticipation of a heavy demand because of in- creased activity in tree planting for windbreak and erosion con- trol planting for this spring in- creased numbers of several species were planted the year before ever the severe weather conditions of the past winter took a heavy toll of the young trees and the supply of many species was ex- hausted before all orders were ed Large quantities of seed are ready planted to take care of ex- future needs Lee Sorrell of Des Moines Iowa arrived Sunday evening for a it with his parents Mr Sorrell has been a radio entertainer for many years in Kansas and Iowa Mrs R W Sorrell returned day from a two months visit in Nebraska with relatives and friends in her former home York Day by Day O O Mclntyre NEW YORK June I used to read your stories of fellows with the college education and good families and good lobs who joined the drift to the ery Chiefly i thought you were drawing the long bow And again I It can't happen to I had a reasonable position then in a thriving city an unmortgaged home a car wife and two children and in sll utility bonds All this was little aM my fellows are less than five years ago Today I am writing you on borrowed paper from an upstairs lodging house on the Bowery I can't even stop here any more I paid for my last bed three nights ago A friendly clerk lows me to rest awhile between my searching for any sort of job and mooching a few dimes for the unpalatable fare I am a er Of course I have thought of the river and of stepping in front of a fast automobile The natural inference would be another victim of drink I've not touched thing intoxicating since a little beer drinking at college I have been industrious I have been est o O o When my utility bonds went to pot I was not seriously con- a clothing store bankruptcy sale has been my only employment I have done a little street begging because hunger at its worst ers every scruple I can't tell you why but I have a horror of ity and I will never go on relief I had a notion that no one in the world could be worse off than I but scraping bottom I find in- numerable and similar human barnacles Any number indeed who could no more prevent their sub- mergence than I o O o I sign only my initials so you may rightly assume I am not ask- ing you for help or even a return letter of sympathy what para- enough I am trying to do is to sound a note of hope and I trust of courage out of the depths They say such men as I and my fellows are easy marks for communistic and other upsetting doctrines That is neither true of myself nor of many of my unfortunate brethren o O o I for one am not going to stav submerged The worst of it I feel is over I have taken my Mother Seeks Olympics Place soundings and have found thing I never experienced humility when I come to the top I never again be as less toward those about me I was for the person who arrived but was never interested in those at the bottom or those struggling along the way I know now what a smile or a cheerful word would have meant when my world There is a faint chirruping of song in my heart I have not been led into this sort of thought by the Salvation Army or the gospel missions as worthy as they are I would call it the purge of cerned but my firm failed about As bleak as is my outlook at the same time and I lost mi job I borrowed a little ready cash put the money in a bank that blew up and exactly five months later my home burned down The in- surance had lapsed I sold my only possession my car for my wife and children went to live with relatives almost as bad off financially as we were and I took and came to New York o O o this moment I am truthful when I say I'm glad it happened o O o I remember very vividly now that the people in our town who were the happiest and survived the depression up until the time I left there were the thoughtful and the kindly disposed The arrogants went down It should have been a lesson for all of us But it wasn't H F S A three day job as a clerk at Copyright 1936 McNaught Syn YOU AND SALLY ALWAYS COOK SO AND HOWEVER 00 YOU MANAGE JT Mrs Gertrude Wash Is regarded one of the West's best beu for the Olympic track team by virtue of her mark of 40 lect 8 bettering and her tosses of the discus She finds time to keep house and care for her youngster she seems bound ill is season due to unset of un entirely new disorder QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS fur Mental Worker Q Harold Y Can you mi settle the lunch problem? 1 like eat a heavy meal lit noun Lint when I it 1 inn dull mid sluggish tor three hours afterward My work Uf the mental type mid I maybe 1 was eating more than 1 needed as I take tle Therefore I tried down Tills Is a practical simple but one which noticeable results Names of Confidential Mrs Ruth 1 there j any way 1 can secure in- having lay name published in the make it an absolute rule year is an excellent time never to publish name of to min under a crop for green one who writes me manure according to F D Yeager health problem Even though names county extension agent ing without any lunch at initials are used in this while this enables me to think and Answer column they have clearly still 1 am conscious of the been changed in every ease in tact that I am hungry order that no one may possibly use ot a heavy will j correct ol the ordinarily slow up mental work j correspondent for the first hour afterward In o series of experiments it was found Unit a heavy lunch in the middle j VIOLET PRAIRIE ol day the work out- put in doing brain work be- cause digestive organs require an abundance of blood to handle the meal deprives the bruin ol the blood needed for mental I surest that you try using a lighter lunch instead of altogether Try n.s- ing a salad with a serving of collate ur try using milk and imit If you enjoy Callers at the Thursday were Ralph Mis and Mrs MY and Otto The Dalles Ore spent several days looking after their here and the funeral ot I heir mint Mrs Leo it will rot in good shape because of tiie of moisture Tin in very well with those who are in line to take advantage ol tlie agricultural conservation AH immers who are unable to their crop for hay this year tin ol wet summer can stack crops and make out of it Such crops clover and can be slacked a and saved Full information regarding I ion ol a k silo can tt the county in the building at vegetables then a BUCODA 1 returned to R W Baker of Seattle spent spending several days the week end with relatives Mr and Mrs Johnnie Kill of Winlock visited at at W C Read home Mr ami P J Do Lisle and plate would be permissible the Sorrell home Sunday will find that tins plan of lightly at lunch time will allow you to good from that hour of work immediately following with less of a mental the Erickson home Mrs M H Gibson was in land last week with her son Mr Olson Mr and Mrs Claude of Olympia spent the week end at Uah Moody were ors Sunday Mrs Anna is visiting at the A U Harrett home In attle Buddy Wood or Morton is ing friends here this week TO HEALTH er TUB ww All questions health and dirt answered Large envelope must be enclosed Write oni tidi paper only letters not to exceed 160 worm Addren Dr Frank McCoy 1151 W 8th Lot THE OF THE FLU Influenza or as it is popularly known the Flu is notorious for leaving 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seemingly have ered only to develop those toms are characteristic of the common complications of In- Perhaps you have all but forgotten that you had the Flu and the symptoms which you are now experiencing you may ascribe to the onset of some entirely new disease I find that these symptoms are extremely disturbing to the patient because he so seldom attributes them to the attack of Influenza and so easily mistakes them as being due to a serious disorder Tlie principal complication re- from Influenza is a chronic bronchitis marked by a persistent cough Usually the patient com- plains of the cough and also com- plains of feeling tired or weak Sometimes lie mentions that he is short of breath However it is only rarely that he sees the con- the previous In- and the present bronchitis Next after bronchitis the plication most likely to follow Influenza is some type of nervous or mental disorder Almost all types of nervous symptoms may be noted and very often the most pronounced symptoms are 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