The Willamina times., June 21, 1923, Image 6

Wanted—good, second hand
grain sacks—Willamina Trading
Co.
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The Misses LaVern Morgan
and Eulalia Evans, music pupils
of Mrs. Harold Hamstreet, were
presented in a home recital in
Sheridan on Wednesday after­
noon of last week.
C A S TO RTA
For Infants and Children
Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Floyd and In U s e F o r O v e r 3 0 Y e a r s
family and their nieces, the Always bears ^ * ¡ 0
Misses Elizabeth, Ethel and Dor­ Signature of
othy Cockerham, attended the
Portland Rose Show Wednesday
W. & G. R. TRAIN SCHEDULE
of last week.
For Sale—A 32-40 Winchester
cheap, at the Times office. 32tf
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Paxson
and Miss Laura Parker, Mrs? Pax­
son’s, sister drove to Newberg
last Sunday, where the ladies at­
tended the yearly meeting of
the Friends while Mr. Paxson
visited relatives.
For Sale—New Sattefly Cream
Separator, 1 Bay horse, wt.
about 1600 lbs., 1 set heavy doub­
le harness, one 3J inch wagon.
H. F. Valliere, Phone 366
Willamina
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A demonstration of the work
of the Daily Vacation Bible
School will be given at the Meth­
We have legal blanks on hand
odist church on Sunday evening now, printed from the best forms
at eight o’clock. There will also to be had on the market, selected
be an exhibit of the handwork by a good attorney. We have
which was done in the school. in stock now, and for sale at re­
This handwork will be on ex­ tail or wholesale, Warrantee
hibition after the evenings ser­ Deeds, Mortgages? Chattel Mort­
vice.
gages, Bill of Sale, Personal
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DODGE REPORT Hi
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
LITIGATION FILED
Judge, Sitting as Master, Ap­
proves and Confirms Position
of J. V. Dittemore.
BANK OF GRAND RONDE
GRAND RONDE, OREGON
P r o s p e r ity
We are anxious to see our town and the sur­
rounding community prosper. We are anxious to
see each individual here prosper. Building up a
good bank balance and wisely investing th at
money means future prosperity for you and the
community. We will be pleased to help you on
the road to prosperity.
Accounts may be opened and deposits can
be sent in by mail.
BANK OF GRAND RONDE
‘THE THIRD ALARM”
Boston, Mass.— After over four years
of litigation in the Christian Science
^Periodical examinations of property contracts, Holding of Church, ex-Federal Judge Dodge of
'thè eyes should be given Claims, Farm Lease, and Quit Boston, sitting as Master under ap­
pointment of the Supreme Judicial
at certain periods, say every Claim Deed. The Times tf.
Court of Massachusetts, has filed his
yeaÈ have Dr. Thompson give
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Walton final report on the evidence. The
your eyes a thorough examina
plaintiff, John V. Dittemore, the senior
and family visited at the home Director
of the Church, whose service
tion. which may save you trouble
of Mr. Walton’s parents in Port­ antedates the decease of Mrs. Mary
later on. N ext visit Monday
land Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. Baker Eddy, and who his associates
July 2, Coast Highway Hotel
Walton Sr. had ju st returned sought to remove from office, seems
to have been completely justified in his
until 4 ? . id .
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from a trip to the eastern'states, contentions that undesirable, and un­
Those who are interested in one son was ju st home from wholesome conditions have existed in
seeing the pictures of Mt. Hood Canada, and another son had the administration of the church gov­
are invited to the parsonage to­ ju st arrived from a trip to Japan ernment.
Judge Dodge finds from the evidence,
night (Thursday) at seven-thirty and other points in the far East, which includes testimony by the ma­
or eight o’clock.
and altogether it was an inter­ jority Directors themselves, that Mr.
Dittemore’s dismissal was for the pur­
esting
reunion, which must have■ pose of doing away with opposition to
Wanted—All kinds of fruit to
can. Inquire at this office. 48-49 beep very unsatisfactory because the wishes of the majority and also
M o n . a n d T u e s ., J u n e 2 5 , 2 ©
because Mr. Dittemore had sought to
of its briefness.
’
The Epworth League topic for
establish a standard of propriety and
If your silver needs cleaning, conduct higher than desired by his as­
Sunday is “ To-day’s Challenges
It is also found that a prin­ Directors Dickey, Neal, Merritt and
to the Christian Citizen,” Grace get a can of Shineup, at the sociates.
cipal reason for the hostility to Mr. Rathvon themselves, that Mr. Ditte­
Willamina Jewelry Store, it Dittemore was because of his rebuke more’s . account of them was substan­ WROUGHT WONDERS IN STONE
Whitcomb will'be the leader.
tially true and that his “repeated in­
will give it a polish.
to his associates on numerous occa­ sistence upon a, standard of propriety
W anted—New crop dry Chit-
sions when offensive language was in language or conduct stricter than Work of Architects of the Twelfth
Mrs. Fred Gillespie received used and offensive jests made at meet­ that accepted by his associates mate­
tern bark, 8X per pound—Willa­
Century Stand as a Challenge
word last week that her brother- ings of the governing body of the rially augmented their hostility and
to the World.
mina Trading Co.
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in- law living at Rockford III., church. Judge Dodge holds that Mr. dislike.”
Judge
Dodge
concludes
that
Ditte­
Dittemore Is still legally a Director
“The Fountain of Life” is the
The most laboriously wrought stone
was instantly killed by a passing and that the effort to remove him and more’s eo-Directors were “incapable, carving in the world, the temple of
pastor's subject at Butler Sun­
on
March
17,
1919,
of
impartial
judi­
train. He was returning home I appoint a successor more sympathetic cial consideration of accusations Chenna Kesava, at Belur, India, was
day morning at eleven o’clock.
n the evening from his work | with the policy of the board is legally against him, especially of accusations built in' the Twelfth century to cele­
framed by themselves, had they ever brate the conversion to Vishnuism of a
If in need of high grade Draw­ when he was struck by the train null and void.
In regard to. the illegality of Mr. undertaken any such consideration.” ~ Jain ruler. Fergusson says of this par­
ing pencils find them, at the Will­ as he was crossing the track. Dittemore’s dismissal, Judge Dodge
At the present time Christian Scien­ ticular templfe: “The amount of labor
amina Jewelry Store.
tf. - Witnesses stated that the engi­ says that no Director could fairly be tists throughout the world are deeply which each particular facet of this
supposed to have accepted his posi­ interested in the facts brought out by porch displays is such as never was
“ The soul of culture is the neer gave no warning.
tion upon the understanding that he the Dodge report which Mr. Dittemore bestowed on any surface of equal ex­
was subject to instant, arbitrary dis­ and others are distributing in large tent in any building in the world.”
soul,’’said Horace Bushnell.
among the membership.
40 acres, 7 miles from Willa­ missal/whenever a majority of his as­ quantities
Another masterpiece of sculptured
The progressive element in the stone, at Hullabid, India, ten miles
Wanted—Loganberry Pickers. mina, 12 acres in cultivation, all sociates might find it expedient. The Church
seems to be gaining much
Good Camp grounds, stores, fenced, fair buildings, crops in­ Master finds that the vote attempting strength. It urges a more consistent from Belur; is greatly ruined now, and
‘dismiss Mr. Dittemore “was only the and practical interpretation of the many of its gems have?" been removed
tents and straw furnished. Pay cluded.- For quick sale will take to
formal adoption of a conclusion previ­ teachings of Mrs. Eddy by those in to the museum at Bangalore. When
I i f a box with bonus of | cent $600. Inquire at Times office.
ously agreed on outside the meeting” authority and a more liberal adminis­ intact it was the11 finest specimen of
and that it was for his associates, then tration of the church government. Indian art in existence. This column
to those who stay thru the sea­
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accusing him and at the same time pro­ Next to a change in the oflicial per is one of the most marvelous exhibi­
son. H. G. Funk, Sheridan.
posing to also act as his judges, to sonnel in Boston, under a definite rule tions of human labor to be found even
Phone 656
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Mrs. Della Ray of Salmon Riv­ afford him “such opportunity to be of rotation in office, the greatest need in the patient East— far surpasses any­
heard in his own defense upon the of the Church seems to be for the en­ thing in Gothic art. The effects are
couragement of greater local church
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Yates and er, who was taken to a Portland charges
made as would satisfy the re­ self-government and democracy accord­ said to be just what the medieval
daughter Frieda, attended morn­ hospital about three weeks ago, quirements of natural justice.” He also ing
to the spirit as well as the letter architects were aiming at, but which
ing service Sunday, ’in the is reported to be very low. A finds that the complaints against Mi*. of the Church Manual, and a minimiz­ they never attained so perfectly as
Dittemore were not founded upon first ing rather than an encouragement of was done at Hullabid. Fergusson fur­
Methodist Church at Amity where son, Harold Ray, accompanied hand knowledge and “were inadequate the
greater centralization of authority ther says, placing the Hullabid temple
by
Martin
Knoble,
came
out
Rev.P. M. Blenkinsop is conduc-
ground for any but a purely arbitrary in the self-pernetuating Board of Di­ and the Parthenon in Athens as the
cting revival services, and vis­ from Portland Sunday after his dismissal.” The Judge also finds that rectors and their appointees in Boston, two extremes of architecture: “It
would be possible to arrange all the
there was never any question as to Mr.
ited relatives in Me Minnville in father and sister. They spent Dittemore’s
buildings of the world between these
sincerity in maintaining his
the
night
at
the
home
of
Adam
the afternoon.
two extremes, as they tended toward
position and that nothing said or done
Knoble and the next day met by him in maintaining his opinions
the severe Intellectual purity of the
MICKIE
SAYS
- Mill men and Loggers wanted— Mr. Ray and his daughter at could have constituted adequate ground
one or the playful, exuberant fancy of
the other; but perfection, if it existed,
New camp ten miles south of Midway and took them to Port­ for dismissing him, “unless the major­
would be somewhere near the mean.”
ity’s power to dismiss could lawfully
Tillamook—married men pre­ land.
'TVV HBrfT VlkAE N A GOT
have been used by it for the sole pur­
<oOk\e USEFUL AR TICLE Ñ A
ferred, steady work, top wages.
pose of stifling any opposition in the
TURN M E OVER
d o u y v ie w , - o ja w w .m Y o
A. M. Mattock Lumber Co.
W anted—good, second hand Board to their wishes.
C A S H W A \WAWV AO VW OUR
The
Master
declares
that
Direc­
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COLUVAW»'. VJE'ueSOU?
tors Dickey,, Neal, Merritt and Rath-
j
u a c ic fo D
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von were animated by personal hos­
DAVlGff AH' COOKSXOVES *H
G. J. Magenheimer of Chicago, ing Co.
tility toward Mr. Dittemore and that
c h a ir s 'H eovus ’ h potatoes
owner of the Paradise farm,
JO
Wanted ^New crop dry Chittem they had long planned among them­
’H EV'RNTHiHG'.
was in this vicinity Monday look­
selves to gel rid of him. One of the
Bark at 8? per pound—Willamina occasions when bad feeling" was engen­
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ing after his property. He had
Trading Co.
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dered
w
a
s
when
Dittemore
refused
to
with him a member of the Peters
join Dickey, Neal, and Merritt in at­
Brokerage firm of Chicago.
George and John Me Milan, tending a play in New York which
Dittemore considered objectionable and
Shineup, a polish for metal or Delmar McMilan, and Loring which
had as the leading player a
glass, for sale at the Willamina Hudson took a trip out into Co­ person of notorious reputation. On
this occasion Director Merritt testified
Jewelry Store.
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lumbia County in the vicinity of that
he urged Di i temoreto accompany
them and said: “Come on with us.
For Sale: A nearly new bicy­ Vernonia, Sunday.
You are'not so much better than the
rest of us.”
cle, at the Times office. 44tf.
Fine tomato and cabbage Judge Dodge also finds from the evi­
dence that “ There were occasions in
Miss Marie Copley is enjoying plants—you will find them at the 1917,
1918 and 1919 upon which, at
Times
office.
meetings
of the Directors, the plaintiff
a part of her vacation at home.
(Dittemore.) expressed disapproval of
by Dickey of a kind toler­
Carbon paper for sale at the
BIG BEN and Baby Ben, the utterances
able only when men only, and men not
Times office and we also have a clock of all Alarm clocks. For disposed to be scrupulous in such mat­
few scratch pads, for
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sale at the Willamina, Jewelry ters, are the hearers— thereby arous­
ing resentment on Dickey’s part, and
Store.
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sometimes on the part of Merritt and
For Sale—50 Gallon steel Oil
Rathvon.” The testimony regarding
or nine such Instances was taken
Drums—Price $2.50 while they
Alarm Clocks until you can eight
p o ck et f a ll
by Judge Dodge in private. In regard
©r'AWfS
last.
Ivy, Payne & Atwood
not sleep— a t the Willamina to all of these occurences Judge
o f FLye,
Dodge finds feow the testimony of
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Sheridan Garage . Jewplery Store. 12tf
Mr. Dittemore and others, including
the cross-examination o f the. defendant.
Don’t miss this drama of terrific emotion
that will shake every beholder to the
depth of the soul!
Greater than the pas­
sion play in its human appeal—greater
than a dozen dramas in its stupendous
thriils an 1 Situations.
Grand Theatre, Sheridan/