StUVday,; Fefitry '22, 1930
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. hrtththi! hi Iny . niiilie: c.. ntiil Mmiriwi;vh, llujt your Joy
limy lm full." joint ' '
"Hon'zunttil Champ" Gets ttfcdtiy to kittle Sharkey
ilntiel Wnlker Willi'liinlult drove nl the IiIrIi tiito or ns
inili-s an limir in Wn.sliinuiim recently and yesterday tinid
ii fine of $1(1. VnW emutjih. Now if Ihe iiolief in NVn.shinjjlon
ivro cqunlly koou in jrnibliintr liquor violntoi's they ntiM
Imnst of n modol town. ,
Uiuatilln di'inocrnts niv benlihit (Uo luislios to find a can-j
didato stiMiw iMioujrh to enh-y tl county nuainst hed ;
.Kiddle, joiht senator, at m'M frtll'n election. Kepnlilifans -
. ; nciws the mountains, howevot-, amnwiate Kiddle's streiiRth. j
not only in the party hut in the leyislntuiv whore it is of the
Utmost inqmi lance, to have a senator of standinir mid infill- j
meo when Cistern OreKon inten-sts me in jeopaitly. iVred '
has made an unusual won! in his four yenrs' service is
Wirticntly assilivil Ihe lit-esidenc.V of the senate in lS1"3 if;
reelectwl." His value to I'nion. t'matilla and Morrow eounties
l?ftlilot he dcprevialed under such ciit-ulifelances. lleiiio-;
: f nits and ivpublicans alike would do well to unite in keeping :
Kiddle in the state senate.
Theit! is a lot of psyeholoey as Well as power and brains in
; winning football Riimes. And thai quality will be of no sntall
iniportance in the success of fuluVv teams at the l, mversuy
of Oi-eptw undef ti spears. He brings ft winuinjr lvcoixt to
t OiVKtw thiKeeh .Veais or successful cachinir. And win-1
niny teams w ill lie exfn-cted not only by the public but by
the playei-s who work "under him. The playrs will feel that !
ctHtacles to a silWPSM tP.lffl'Have lWtf lVmWed wittr'
th kiinimr of the how eoaeh. The iiptlnitsmtonfiiteneo
n ' .. ' -jay r-s ,
HitlllvAn,
Drasi'i- a, )
nltlM lo rn-e triK rl"r. llmiiP1'
there were few tlieni-iw In llnK;- ,
IIIh tlni-t luitlenle ilint hhi litfnk ,
knowleilKe'tt'UH nienRer, and Hint ;
lie hail .Uffl' iiliy wtlli Kilellliw liml
Ki-nmm.ll- all Ills life, " hen It w.m .
In a preliminary same, n linm iia:esel inin in ...
,.Hl.stl.,B i.f .Normal -h.M.l tenrh-, motw he Kalil: "A coneloM.M of
....I i-llve M.iini. iM-mle nelwinl defeetlve fiiiiiaiinii -- -
i..r ,..i n niiirnnil.hli.-li tof tho lark 'If lime "ii'11
mhnol I en m 17 tii III. At lialftllne mull
Ilin teai-hers li-il liy fl hiKKer tnnr
den. Sarrett S.
I'erKiiiiul fuulK: 1'rlf
I'tiHey Kiirrett. .Mtirr.
Aliiiy 3. WaiklnH
lleferee: Jlllllliy JtOHenhallm
Timer: J. I:. Iteymilrt
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FALKS
MEN'S STORE
Kill liit th ytunKT tf-atn rut n
ttnwn to inn pnlnt. Atuort1 wn
hlffh Hcot-fr with Ii. ipv:tiif at
I forvvnnl, ront 1 pninlw.
'I'ho Mnrnp
) - (III) Tin 1 1 run !
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an umiv-ftnklui?."
"T)Wlkln slavery on
ami wiclal , i-ath-r
Ki-oumN, ho ni:nlt
j 'IVnclK'i'R I1
i Stevenson
(Julnn
AVfro
Altu'innhor
I licks
for tin :
K!onuml
than nigral
tho Itest "f
and f"l
ontployc-il a dufior
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iKRIAM) WILL
HEAD FRENCH
DELEGATION
"VaililiiKliin iiail a lemper. Hint
In eerti.ln. When he . illwM.vereil
...i. ...... .... emruril nesH. ui
(Continued from Pace One)
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parly Is
11 Is.
S.'l:.li,-t
Ills Inflileure Willi Ills
enusiilernlile.
argued eonsemientl!.-, the
will imt ure l-'nn-lun
I .Minlsier llrlnn.l. to iiimllfy 111"
London polieli-s.
j .n.M1tt t. .msr s m) thi iinn:
j I.OXIMtV l-Vh. l.M'l Hear
I Admiral Hilary I'. Junes, naval ex
I pert with the Anierlrnn detejrallon
to the London eonferenee. rvas or
dered home today for reasons of
I health.
Admiral Jones was examined to.
day hy lr. J. J. I'onybeare. the
! Ilarley street sper-ia tHl, and II.
HI. Worth, radiologist, who diag
nosed the ease as s.-rlous iileers of
tho stoillaell.
rienerul Charles Lee al ine non"
of Monmouth, it. !s refolded thai
Washington "eussed liliNotlt" with
: some (jonn. rouim oaiun.
i lllit It hasn't heen reported what
' he said when two- naughty Blrl
! stolo his elothes and wateh and
'monev when he was halhlin.- in
! Ihe Knpi.nliannook river. At hnsl.
! he failed lo alipreciate the Joke and
Ihe Kills were senteneeii 10
months In Jail.
Sincerely sl;e.tleal of his nhlllty
... fin t.n i-..oiiirenientS as eom-
I mnnder-in-ehlef or the army and
later as president. Washington per
ferred u muell lower stnlion in the
affairs of his eounlr-.
i lint when duly called, he accept-,
ed cheerfullv and, despite many
ol.stncles. rose lo the front rank as
patriot, s.ddler, ' f tates nilill and
man. . . . , i -
verq low y a
Pr'Ge1 I Bfr
Qy fa veri
good
overall
QsHfcQSH
UN train .ilmu Mill' thi ttn"" f"i' 1 1 1 1 1 iiott. -jumiflmrs ralN'tl "Knulaiul s heavy weight horizontal
( hiiinplun," sluvn ahnve.'ln th first ptctnrr t:tkn nt his training nni nt M In mt, I'lu. . At the left
ynu nip th VeHifcvtvm Itilttshfr ok he januVk n fljhUnf i.se eahulatta lo strike eonsternatloii Into,
the heart ( .lark Sharkey, whom' 1 will 'flrht nl -Miami on Kehruury it. .At the rlpht I'lih Is seen
in the ntle if a nkttr-i-n jvoh lit wht-.h he Is- more or less familiar to flht fan.
Abe Martin
CLOSEtT OF THE
REAL WASHINGTON
(Continued frCin Page One)
Wiy nt the ae of fis after a K nerh
Mooil In feet ion, lli Oeatli leaves
j ihe rnUejre of rnv.tl'nals Alth 2
itallaits ami SS roreitMH ry.
yvoul.l take tin plaee of the coun
ty old Volk'a hoihe or the pour
farm,' he snhl. " . ! " ''
' A pension " hi v haS been passed
lii ten state's and the Kaples ot
iiartlcatroiT IS 7 hfToftvot lht: to have
ueh a luw- eslatillshed in- it II the
Mutes.
lfhrr- ipe.nJ;er?i durlhff the eve
nlnV ,Veh. Mr. Ithlne or Wallace,
lllit. statf1 vlee president of Itlaho
and past president of - Wallace
u.etie. bo po;e on fraternalUm , '
n,l Its henrflts. 11. U l!es ksvp 1 Monntaineeis was a feature, with
'th. flrsx address, one on Uoorr i l r u conwrted. t raw
Wftshlnttton. lellW of bistort in-j r ri :,n,i rr.tt scored
cldtnts in hi.V Hie thai port raved I ovr' f- throw they attempted.
V.a iu. ,v..r " ..i...r.. m l Suniiiiiiry
tAinerica" ton-most sUestnaitMind.l Monmouth
jieheral. K ' - , . . Marr' f
iuui, t .-
-limner, e
Monmouth Wins
FIRST GAME OF
.NORMAL SERIES
(Continued from i"affe One)
saddled and at his door at dawn
ready for the dally trips ahout his
plantations.
Honest himself nnd contemptu
ous of dishonesty In others, he
stood upon his rights and took
court action acalnst those who at
tempted to defraud him.
A a real estate dealer and busi
ness man at Alexandria. Vrt.. he
was known as a "hail fellow, welt
met' nnd a pood companion. He
belonged to Alexandria's first vol
unteer tire company, "i-Yietulship
I lose."
A Food Economy
For The
Small Family
Tc-H lUiiMey sHiko on why Ims
.'without oVor-wnfMenetv tlioy hnvo will be intevinvleit in il""',u1,1.'J",,,,'1 1","",
Ullof individual effort, Mter toam work, Iwttor hemi work. !.'.','' r! i""J,M,iw1,,,n u' "),"l
i.t-Xil fen mitt HmrlA iIia iiniiviDil cnl;ih iMViisioiltMl hv Pi. iiiloUtl detovit.i slrv." I
A . .... , i 'bixinl wuiimii itvilay, hi n
Spwir s arrival might well le n handicap. lowed fivm an- lftlln MMllo inH,rt,.IHv.
thor. it should help lay the njiht iyeholopieal foundation;
( for winning teams, H fives' tho Oregon sclwl tho "will to
win" that has been lacking hviplohily tho ptst. And tho
will to win is half of many foot Will fnuuos.
rreeeditiK the speaker,.' a; mil- !
sle.il oroBratn vV.-is oresoiited ' -liv
Ml.s Alice Jeabtiette irtid Mae Avhly. K .....
Ktlrabeth Cooper. PmneW liichartls W-iklns.
And !tldred lUassler. The Cooper 1 Hratnhalh f .
Msl ptayeil ttollh lciloh. af-j
eoinjvmted by Miss liiehards. A 5
datieo :r.d s.m was presented by f r-- S""T"
thcetder Miss (Moper and. a clever j l'ri'- f
lap danee ms jriven by Miss in-asu-'j s5,,l,iv',M f
jjjj. ( ; ira foid. e-f
i:u?:cne farks and Kntd Kwei- Vvy. p
fel also p laved piano ja-bHMlons. Si,TOlt-
. Hitreheiis, C -
I'arden ir
Kir. Kt. Tp.
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Jtaiu-etl At 64
AVashincton played a prominent
role in social life of Virginia. House
parties were frequent at Mount
Vernon. He mentions many ex
pend i t u res f or a rrae k w i ne a nd
punch; he liked afternoon tea ser
ved in the summer on the veran
da: he was fond of picnics, barbe
cues; clam bakes, and still daneed
at the aire of C4. '
. He went rer-ularly to the Wil
liamsburg races. He frequently lost
- j various sums at cards, the largest
e jon record now beinc ! pounds 14
shillin;s. He missett few opporiu-
,lo have ilium i- In ,lli Siicnjnwen
offcp Hhn(, lilit ii's nn economy
rnr tlin Unnll family of HVO Or
liri-n iin ttonlil iivnlil lllf wnsl.
m.l Ironhlo of iircimrlliB sniiill
portions nl home.
the I'offif Shop offers n fine
ni.nu. either table il'hole ur a
la earie. Willi a variety of care
fully prepared foOrls. You can
lecl either A llftht meal or a
rmriplete dinner. And nn ejeep.
tlenally fine, dinner Is served
resalarly at !ic a plaie.
SACAJAWEAINN
"Poliitd the Rf to Itcttcr Things."
ir.i.i.N i;ii N Al lit:s j
VATICAN 1'ITV. Ke. A1 ;
tTi-l(nAl rcrvi. secretary of the ;
enitoriat conrrrir:ition. died to-1
. throws attempted:
. li-:ii;er. Watkins
Crawfonl . 1'ose
THK GBKATNKSS OK XVAStUNUTON
FRANK LEROY IS
EAGLES SPEAKER
It is vthor hant to umioretand wliy the thiixi volume of I pbolds 'Old-Age I onsion
iUuvi t Hushes' lioKr.uhy of Gwwjjo WashinRton. ivcently : Vh" X 1CP 1 SHleiit Of
MihlisluHl, should have causinl svich a fuiviv. To Ih siu-e. ' Idaho I' - - r- I "?sont
I
PUhl
J lushes iUes tivat some of out- nncient traditions wther
hnrshl Hut the Wash ins ton that he paints is an even
greater man. if jxvsitle. than the Washington of school his
tory Uxks.
In the school Uxks Washington appear as rt InMiign anil ;
saintly man who led a unitevl nation to victory over a cruel ;
foe. All of his associates aiv depictei as ivttriotic. self-:c-rificiiis;
men, and the colonists aiv held up as a jt-sivo. lilvrty
lovinff ixle who wctv willing to make any sacrifices to briny
thPir raOsp to victory,
Hughes plves a different picture And it nusht N pintevt
out that the leading historians asree with him. He shows
that Washington, far from havinjT the united support of his
people, had to contend with warrinjr factions, with pithlic
indiffeuMice and with outright opposition fivm the Ivginning
of the ivvolution to the end. He shows that an enormous
percentage of the American populace ws actively Tory in .
its sympathies.
He shows that the colonists did not make very giwl j
soldiers, on the whole; that they deserted, ran away from
tattle, and were terribly hard to discipline. He shows that j
profiteers gyppM the antvy right and left and that the in- (
trigues and selfish amlitioRS of his associates made Wash-
ington's pith a i-ky one frvm the tx'ginning. I
In short, he paints such a picutiv of disorganisation, graft i
and incompetence that it scents alntivst impossibl-e that Am-'
erica ever should have won the war.
From all of this, of coui-se. Washington's true greatness
ewergvs. Ttu uatKMi woft its inderVndeivce because ef
Washington's alvility to rise alxve all of these olxs'.ades. h-.
stead of defaming Washinson, Hughes is really adding to
our apptwiation of him. He tnakes it clear that Washtrg
ton was. very tmly. the father ef his country.
l!,E sue iens-..-ns f.r nn
;Me U .-fcU-.M'O-t tiieinetves and
lie ar '.en,l, nt ii.n the t:vto
er e.un1y i.'v a lti:ic se;v xivh-M
t, Kr.mV. I.e l;e. UMiev.il s;nak
ef. the iv'tn liH-.-lir.i of the K.
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