The Willamina times., July 30, 1925, Image 1

TIMES WILL RUN
GREAT SERIAL
STORY SOON
critics are agreed that he did such
home of Mrs, Sandberg. In the
a great volume of good for our
afternoon Mrs, Roy Lamson, Mrs,
fair land the mistakes sink into
Nichols, Mrs.Yonnganddaughter,
insignificance. We bow our heads
Mrs. Vanbuskirk, Mrs. B rd anq
in solemn mourning in 'remem­
Mrs. Matocha joined the company,
brance of this great hero and
A very pleasant time was spent
statesman.
by all.
FOR SALE—A buffet, range
If you are not ‘now a subscriber
The Entire country was shocked
L E Rowell of West Timber i laundry stove, small kitchen cab- Sunday when news of the death Time Spent in Sleep
to' the Willamina Times, don’t
friends in Willamina inet. Mrs. E. E. Gibbons, on high-
Pays Big Dividends faii to hand in your name before
visited
of Hon. Wm. Jennings Bryan was
way nearGold Creek.
Tuesday.
J
passed around. Hë laid down life’s- Spanish siesta at midday never the middle of, August. About
gained a foothold north of the Rio September 1, the Times will
Fred Blanchard drove to New­ ; A m ost. enjoy able? event was burdens and breathed his last at Grande;
nor has going to sleep at 10
staged
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Edna
the
scene
of
one
qf
the'
greatest
berg Saturday 'where he visited
pi m. been as thorough In its practice turn into a larger newspaper
Wheeler last Friday when a sur­ battles of his longfcareer of strug­ as it needs to be.
and will contain many new and.
relatives and friends.
prise party was given in honor gling for Truth ; and Righteous­ True “early to bed and early to rise, special features that will be
. Mr, and Mrs. Hailey Meyers of Mrs. C. K. Stiles, who is visit­ ness, at Dayton)/ Tenn. Death and you meet very few prominent peo­ pleasing, to our readers. Among
ple,” but this only makes apparent
of West Fir are visiting relatives ing at the Wheeler home. Vari­
probably came Without a mo­ that any effective propaganda must be the real special features to fbe
in Willamina for a few days./
ous diversions were used in pass­ ment’s warning-^Snd very peace­ directed toward the prominent people. run will be the “ So Big” story
Rawson Chapin, a graduate of ing pleasantly the time spent. fully. In the death of Mr. Bryan, They will have to set the fashion, if it written by Edna Ferber, pro­
Is ever set, a writer in the St. Louis
Willamette university, visited at The guests present were, Mrs. America loses oiîë of her greatest Giqbe-Democrat
nounced the greatest American
remarks.
the home of Rev. Cook Sunday- Olive Hussy, Mrs. Ben Evans, menz For years he has stood at
Sleep, enough of it, is superior to story of American life written in
work of beauty parlors; It knits 1924. This
story is a real
Ora Godsey made a trip to Mrs. J. F.‘ Walton, Mrs, Unicom the head of the sfnali army who the
up the raveled sleeve of care and un­
and
children,
Mrs.
V.
C.
Stiles,
have been contending for the knits : the wrinkles. Why not have “ American” story indeed. It
iMidway Sunday to look after int­
erests connected with his farm the Misses Eulalia Evans and truths of the Bible against the the balls and parties at five o’clock in tells of a hard fought struggle to
great wave of Ev^lutionery teach­ the morning, when everybody looks gain a place in the sun by a
Dolly Wheeler.
there.
pretty?
American
boy. Many
Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Pierson ing which is sweeping over the
In mythological history, we learn truly
Ben. Evana and Rex Bissell
world. In - the J/anks of these that the festivities on Olympus and other features will be run every
have
been
entertaining
a
num­
were among those who transact­
Foundamentalisife, where will a In Valhalla’s halls were not markedly week in the Times. The added
ed
business
in
Portland ber of visitors at their home dur­
for the night hours. What expense will of necessity call
man be found, who will put on reserved
ing
the
past
week.-
Mrs.
Pier­
the gods did at night is not made
Thursday.
the
armor
and
weapons
laid
down
sntirely clear, but we have every rea- for a larger income, so we have
son’s aunt. Mrs. Sarah Trask ot
Mrs J. F. Walton ana child­ Sylvan- Grove, Kan., has been by this righteous warrior?,Some­ . »on to believe that darkness was the decided to raise the subscription
ren and Mrs? J. L. Phillips 01 here, and also her .cousin, Mrs. one must truly jise to carry on revelling time only for the evil gods. price to $2.00 per year. We
well-behaved ones preferred the
Portland are spending the .week Cunningham of Dunkirk, Ind., the fight for truth in America, as The-
have already heard words of
sunshine.
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on the beach at Neskowin.
approval from some of our good
Mr. Albert Crbssah and. daugh­ Mr. Bryan has,been taken away
A favorite, tune—Fortune.
readers, and feel sure t h a t . all
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As Rev. Cook will be out of the ter/ Miss Stacsia, of Lebanon, at the time when the battle tide
will be glad to co-operate with
city over Sunday, there will be no The party left Tuesday morning is seeminglyaÇÏts height. While An immense rope—Europej
the Times management. From
services at the Methodist church for Ostrander, . Wash, where Mr. Bryan made mistakes as all
time to time we will tell our
either in the morning or after­ other relatives will be visited. great men hâve done and are still
readers of the new features
Willamina
is
entertaining
manv
doing, but eveni'his most
noon.
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which will be run, and we feel
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homes
visitors
in.
her
various
Mr. and Mrs. ; I. N , Pierson
¿/.sure.. thaL-v
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and visitors, went to th ^ b e a c h fehis.
come a larger and better news­
'" S u n d a y ^wheFe th e y en jc y e d
F ro m 1907 to J u ly T, the State
paper, but will be glad to help
L atesi T rium ph in R ailroading
d
a
y
’s
good time and a happy
of Oregon has collected oyer
all you can in making the ven<7
$26,000,000 in automobile licences
outing-
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ture a success. As we announc- -
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Mr. and Mrs. Joe Noble and This is truly a remarkable ldrge
ed last week, subscriptions or re­
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newals will be accepted up to
Mr.' Noble’s, mother, all of Port-1 gum, especially in the light of
ctober 1st at, the old; rate of,.
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riiHtiiiiiibg
NEWS AND NOTES
OF INTEREST TO
OUR READERS
DEATH OF M R;
BRYAN SHOCK
TO COUNTRY
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