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n a u cue r u r K e y i Here's to the Turkey, that bird of gorgeousness and pride, who strutted through the virgin wood when, for a firmer brotherhood, our forbears worked fought and died. RUSSIA WOULD RECALL OWN THANKSGIVING Here's to the Soviet AnibazMiler Prom ises Trans Turkey, glorious By JAMES W. BECKMAN. portation o f C itizens from U. S. bird of c o p p e r We observe Thanksgiving day In hue, w h o glad keeping with the time-honored cus dened well each tom of the Pilgrims. New York.- I.udwig C. A. K. Mar P ilg r im heart Thanksgiving day was born In the tens, self-styled "umbassador of the when, guided by hearts of a grateful little group of an ancient chart, Russian soviet government to the people who had survived a harrowing there came that season. United States,” has offered to provide small, God-fearing Real thanksgivings are those which transportation from the United Status crew. come spontaneously In momenta of to Russia for all Russian citizens who gratitude for deliverance from dis desire to leave America, or whose tress, appreciation of the beauties of life or enjoyment of genuine friend presence in the Uulted States is un desirable to the federal government. ship. This offer was made in a letter writ We are thankful that most of our troubles never happened and that ten by Martens to Secretary of State those which did passed over Ilka the Lansing and made public Sunday storms. night. The wealth of the world has been In his letter Martens pretested Here’s to the filling our coffers to overflowing. Min against tho "unwarranted and cruel Turkey, how of ions of Mammon give thanks like the treatm ent" to which many Russian cit ten, through the blatant fatted calf, all unmindful of izens in the United States are sub early snow, some the fate of the fattened and battened. jected “by the federal aud state offi We are thankful to have gone sturdy p i l g r i m cials, as well as by mobs acting with s o u g h t to slay through another year with its alter out authority." lie proposes that the nating Joys and sorrows and await thee for his feast Thanksgiving day, with hope and fortitude the things the soviet government be permitted to but fell before the next may bring forth.— Illustrated Sun return the citizens to soviet Russia day Magazine of the Boston Herald. and declares that he has received red man's bow. Here’s to the Turkey, proudest, rarest of the liv ing, and, as we bow before our Lord around the yearly f e s t i v e board, the gem of our Thanksgiving. — Lewis Allen in Utica Saturday Globe. A i n 't I t S p le n d id ? IN ’T It splendid to be livin ’ 'long about this tim e o' year. Just around before Thanksglvln*, w ith the m ornings crisp and clear; W ith the children's cheeks a-glow ln’, w ith the future lookin' bright. And the shops and m ills a'goln' lik e red blazes, day and night T A in't It bracln,' ain’t It cheerin', w hen the WHERE THE BIRDS ARE BRED | To Small Farms Are Large Producers of Piece de Resistance of the Thanksgiving FeasL approach the corn crib, hearln* tur k eys gobblin' for th eir m eals 7 Don't It m ake a fellow klnda satisfied with life and glad. W hen It's got so hard to find a thing th at's goin* to the bad? Although there are many great tu r key ranches, and whole communities which live prin cipally upon the raising of tur keys for market, such as Cuero, Tex., whose an nual turkey pa r a d e preceding Thanksgiving in cludes thousands of turkeys bound for northern markets, as a rule turkeys are raised in small groups on farms which are interested in other com modities. They are often the sole de pendence of the farm er’s wife for pocket money throughout the year, and many a farm er’s daughter also has been able to make a shining ap pearance in her world of fashion prin cipally through the successful market ing of the turkey brood. On the 5,000,000 farms of the United States there were, according to careful statistics taken some years ago, only 6,500,000 turkeys. Texas led among the states, producing 650,000. The A in’t It fine to feel the nippin' o f the brisk breeze a t your nose other states which were large produc the old dead lea v es go zippin' ers were Missouri, Illinois, Iowa, Ohio W hen down the lanes, in stra g g ly rows. and Indiana. The state of Rhode Is W hen you’ve h ay to feed the ca ttle, when land, noted as it is for its turkeys, pro you love your fellow men, duced only 5,000. But the quality of A nd yo u ’ve m oney you can rattle In your trousers, now and then? the Rhode Island turkeys always has been excellent and they usually bring A in’t It fine to w ake from dream in’ o f prices vastly in excess of those from the home your boyhood knew And to find the glad sun beam in’ ju st other parts of the country. th e w a y It used to do, And that ought to be enough about Lx>ng ago. about T han k sglvln ’, w hen y ou ’d turkeys to get up a pretty good appe energy to spare. tite for Thursday’s dinner! W hen your pa and m a w ere livin ’, and REALLY SURFEITED. the days w ere a lw a y s fair? —S. E. Kiser. DISCOVERED. thousands of applications from such citizens who are anxious to return to their homes. Martens was arrested for contempt Saturday and released on $1000 bail after he had refused to appear and bring certain documents before the Luck legislative committee investigat ing radical activities in New York. He based his refusal on the ground that all communications passing between himself and his government were priv ileged. When brought before tho com mittee In the custody of deputy sher iffs Martens promised to appear be fore the committee Monday and bring his papers with him. Calling attention to press reports that it is proposed to deport certain Russians to parts of Russia under control of the enemies of the soviet government. Martens in his letter pro tests that such deportation would mean certain death for those deported and would constitute "a flagrant breach of all principles of internation al law.” wRIGLEYS 6 6 c a package before the war c a package durine the war 0 a package NOW THE FLAVOR LASTS SO DOES THE PRICE! INTERNATIONAL LIVE STOCK SHOW OPENS Portland.—A big Iron key dropped from the clouds Sunday afternoon and, turned in the lock by the hand of Mrs. Helen Ladd Green, grand daughter of William S. Ladd, Oregon pioneer, who brought the first blooded stock into this state,_ threw open to the public for unofficial inspection the splendid new quarters of the Pacific Interna tional Livestock exposition. The formal dedication of the new pavilion and the unveiling of memo rial plates, erected at the exposition grounds in honor of five of the lead ing pioneer supporters of the live stock industry in the northwest, took place Monday Afternoon. The memorial program for the un veiling of the tablets erected to honor five pioneer livestock supporters of the northwest were prefaced by ad dresses by Governor Louis F. H art of Washington and Governor Olcott of Oregon. The men in whose honor the tablets have been erected, together with the speaker a t the unveiling of each, are as follows; Governor Ernest Lister, address by Edwin T. Coman, Spokane; Governor Jam es Withy combe, address by W. K. Newell, Port land; Mike Wisdom, address by N. C. Maris, Portland; Jack Splawn, A. D. Dunn. Wapato, Wash.; William Sar gent Ladd, C. H. Carey, Portland. The hundreds of animals in their stalls when the doors were opened Sunday afternoon presaged success for the 1919 livestock exposition. This year’s event will be by far the largest of the kind ever held on the Pacific coast. Hawaiian Sugar Gone; Price Up. Weary—No, t’anks, ma’am. I’ve et ‘Yep, that’s Cousin Bill. Bill always San Francisco.—Exhaustion of the so much turkey dis week dat I gobbles was a cheap guy.” Hawaiian cane sugar crop has made in my sleep. central and northern California, Ore Remember Those Who Served. Great Reason for Gladness. The great spirits of earth have been gon, Washington, northern Idaho and The day set apart for Thanksgiving men and women who, with thanksgiv Nevada consumers entirely dependent for the blessings of the year is a day ing in their hearts and on their lips, upon the remaining beet sugar crop, when the nation is Invited to Inspect served faithfully the ages in which the Pacific coast office of tho sugar They won the victories equalization board stated 8unday night the tapestry of time and to see how they lived. steadfastly and how gratifying the old and reconstructed the situations in an announcement that a price of 10 weaver has used the loom for the pic through which our blessings have been cents a pound for beet sugar at the ture of American contentment and banded down to us. For their conse factory would he effective. American happiness and American crated services let us be truly thank The new beet sugar price is an ad hope. Into the picture enters no pub ful. Nor in our thanksgiving must we vance of 1 cent over tho price at lic calamity, into it enters no wide overlook the heroic service rendered spread want. Tims the nation has by our own boys in the great, recent which the refiners sold cane sugar great reason for gladness that it can conflict, and the supreme sacrifice and makes possible a retail figure of hang upon the wails of civilization the many of them made. They, together 12 cents, as wholesalers are allowed a picture that has been wrought out as witli their brave comrades of the na profit of half a cent a pound, while the picture of American life from the tions allied with us in the battle for the retailers may charge 1$4 cents ad busy weave of the multitude of Indi- righteousness, saved democracy for ditional. the world. .vlduals who make up that life. $87 THAI CHANGE IN WOMAN’S LIFE New Houston Hotel S litli m J Everett St*.. Portland. O r*. Four blorka from Union lir o o t Two blocki from N aw I ’uatsdlr«. 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