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T7K frRANTYF! ETRTNTn OBSERVER
SCOUT TROOPS
ARE INCHEJIS
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PORTLAND, . May 1 To have,
ft Hoy Scout troop iu ofory town
nr 5UII pnuulutlun nil thrmiBh thi !
country districts Is u limi t or the I
Hoy Scout program for this year, '
says K. Warne, regional scout
cxn-utlve of the district comprislne;
Oregon, WiiHhliiKtoii, Idaho mid i
Montn.uii, who Is In Portland eon-!
(Vrrlnit lth Hi'out IimiIits, whllii on;
his. way to headiiiutriiTK at Seattloi
artcr attending the national co'ivdi--tion
of the Hoy Scouts of America'
at Chicago. ,
"At present we liovo Ofdlnrited
that wo reach only 10 per cent of I
the boys of scout age," said W'anw, ;
'although in I'orllmnd the percen- i
tage Ik somewhat higher In the
40 f Pinnies, The rfttlstf illi.li l
f!""l,:ittd jihoiiK the rural par
lien at follows:
rtepiihlloiui Mlrles, 3424; feiiitiK'B.
184H; total, 6372. Democrntlc
Malm, 879; , demotes, 440; tulal,
1318. Prohibitionists Males, 10:
females, 9: total, 19. Socialist. 75;
females, 31; total, 106. Mlsiellau
eouii MnliK. 135; females, 60; to
tal, 1!10. .
IT Observer Want Ada.
l.uiiiliaKO.
TltiB Is a rheumatism of the mus
cles of the huelt. It cornea on sud
denly anil 1h quite .pnlnful. Kve,y
movemuit ag(?riivutes t'.ie disease.
Ho to bed, keep nultc and have
Chamberlain's IJuiment applied and
a quick recovery may be expected.
Mrs. F. J. lfcinn. I)rnrtrt. N. Y.,
writes: "I can tamp-stly say Hint
Chainberluin's LltilniCnt cure I me
of lumbago tl yearjnjo lust
nier. When I Degult using It. 1
1 wuh rint op my buck: In hed and
rould not turn to the left or right.
hail n bottle of Chumuerliiln'B
Liniment in tho house and this was
applied to my back. It promjiily
drove nwny the pains and aches.''
Adv.
Highest price paid for clean, large
siied cotton raps
northwest district we have
towns of 60 population with scent
troops unci 170 without thin'., j
"In Oregon 28 towns of this 'laso 1
have nn troops. We have ni.uW up 1
tho names of all towns where, nc-'
cording to records, there Is no scout
troop ut r.reseut, nil we plan to '
orgnnl.e troops in time places 'lur-
lug the coming year."
Warne. was enthusiastic over the
convention, saying that It reflected -a
healthy growth of the Hoy Scout j
organization, botu financially a-idl
In the enthusiasm of Its volunteer j
workers, who make up the national !
council. At the annu il banquet were!
Proteatunt, Catholic and Jewish
clergymen, public school officials!
and representatives of numerous civ-1
11 organizations, all of whom ei-nlia-;
sized the Importance of scouting f.ir
the byohood of their particular In-!
stltutlojis.
Warne Is one of the 12 regional ;
Boy Scout directors of thi) entire
country whose positions were creat-1
ed a year ago, when the ihIIoiihI or-j
ganlzation divided the country into I
districts for the ipurpose of placing
ft more direct nasponslhility upon
the different localities in Ibi pro-!
motion of scout .activities. Ho Is
ORHlsted by a regional executive I
committee selected by the national I
council.
GOUNTEHFEI
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MONEY FOUND
JTANDON, May 1 Ten counter
feit half dollars ''were found unior
the sidewalk near an old stove
building on Ocean drive by children
seeking a nickel .dropped through
a crack of the ihoard walk. The
coins have bean sejnt to the federal
authorities at Portland. They had
lieen exposed to the weuther for
long 'time and were all dated
1912. Local bankers believe they
were hidden there by a. gang of
counterfeiters who visiteU Uandon
during the Cedar festival in 1913,
when considerable counterfeit mon
ey was in circulation in llairtlon.
REG STRAT ON
GQMP LED
ASTOKIA, May 1. The compil
ation of the registrations In Clat
bop county for the coming primary
election was completed yesterday
Mid elves the total as 6909. Of
the voters 4 521 are males nnd 23 88
are females. The registration in
the city was 4312, tho males num
bering 2773 and the female 1KS9.
In the county outside the city tlto
I.nmher of voters reglnferlng to
tals 2597, with 1748 malr and
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At What Age Should You Take
Needless Risks With Your Health?
Is that a queer question?
Then many people are doing a queer thing
-and often it turns out to be a serious thing.
The Federal Bureau of Education says in
its rules for the health of school children that
children should not drink coffee or tea.
isf'
This rule is based on the well
known fact that the drug ele
ment in coffee and tea whips up
the nerves, and that serious ills
often follow.
If it's a good rule for children'
to keep away from the harm of
nerve-stimulation, isn't it a good
rule for everybody? ..
Think it over.
Granted that your body may
' stand more, can your judgment
afford to risk more? Any doctor
Can tell you what coffee and tea
often do to the health of adults
as well as children.
There's no sacrifice in being
safe. Postum is a delightful,
satisfying mealtime beverage,
wholesome and pleasant alike .
for adults and children. Postum
has no age limits! ,
Your grocer has both forms of Postumt
Instant Postum (in tins) mads instantly in the
cup by the addition of boiling water. Postum
Cereal (in packages of larger bulk, for those
who prefer to make the drink while tha meal
1 Is being prepared) made by boiling for fully
20 minutes. . . .
Postum for Health "There's a Reason"
' Made by Postum Cereal Co., Inc., Battle Creek, Mich.
The World is Working
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THE manufacturer who maken your shoes is working '
for you. So is the store that sells you shoes, your
grocer, your clothier and every concern or person who
makes or sells anything you buy.
Often these people have messages for you. The.y want
to tell you about new goods, new styles, new prices or
other new things they think you should know about.
They can't speak to you personally because they have so
many customers to serve. ; So they put thdir messages
in the newspaper in the form of advertisements.
It is to your interest to read the advertisements. They
are published for your benefit. They keep you informed
as to what those folks are dping for you. They help you
buy the right goods at the right time and to make the
most of your money.
Moreover, you'll find that business concerns that tell you
frankly what they are doing are the most dependable.
Stores that advertise are progressive storas that have '.
something real to say to you. Manufacturers who adver
ise their products have conf idencei in them, because it does
not pay to advertise anything that is not good. '
Elks' Social
DANGE
Elks' Home
Wednesday night, May 3rd.
AH Elks and Lad les
Invited
Superb Music , . , ., ,
Exquisite Refreshments
SOCIAL COMMITTEE
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