The Willamina times., June 13, 1930, Page 2, Image 2

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NEWS NOTATIONS
LOANS: On Farms, City Property and
Chattels. Monthly payments or other­
wise, quick service. We buy notes,
mortgages, contracts and bonds. For
sate investments, twenty-three years
Kenneth Shetterly and W. R.
service in thia line, see Atty. B. A.
Neely attended a grocers meeting
Kliks. McMinnville, Ore.
Friday, June 13
FAMILY NATION’S FOUNDATION
By MELVIN
J.
BALLARD. Mormon Apo.ll.,
BABY SEAL CAP
TURED AT TAFT
in McMinnville Tuesday evening.
The foundation of our life, church and stata depends entirely upon
A hungry little baby seal was
the stability of our family institution. Such things as childless marriages captured by the Kangas brothers
FOR SALE-—At crusher. Crush­
Irvie Stewart of Beaver tran­ and the facility with which divorcee are obtained are doing more to and brought to Taft. And then
ed rock, any amount at any time.
Just off highway between Willa­ sacted business in Willamina undermine the family institution than any other causes. Even though things started. Fred Watson,
we of ths United States havs a greater divorce rate than any country in in a real fatherly manner, rush­
mina and Sheridan. E. S. Drill. yesterday.
the world there are those among ua who are endeavoring to make looeer ed to get some milk for the babe
Mrs. J. A. Mosser and family the already weakened bonds of marriage. The divorce rate of the peo­ and Jake decided that milk would
have moved to Silverton where ple of our church is only one-fifth as great as that of people throughout be of no account unless there was
a nipple and bottle and accord­
they will remain for some time.: the country
In thia age when there is so much dissension among religious lead- ingly, made a rush trip tc the
drug store to procure the equip­
Rooms upstairs In Willamina
Mrs. Edd Miller and daughter era and eo many different theorioe, it is a joy to And that our church
has followed a plan for more than one hundred years and that will also ment. Mrs. Day decided that
Gladys of Peavine, were in Wil
State Bank Building.
work out well in the future. We have the first Sunday of every month cold milk was not the right kind
lamina Wednesday.
Willamina,
Oregon
as a fast day and we find it to be beneficial not only physically, as it gives of feed for even a baby seal so
the internal organa a rest, but it also helps to exercise control over the proceeded to light the gas and
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Wm. Jarvis transacted ousi
impulses of the body. Fasting gives us a feeling of sympathy for the warm the milk. When every,
ness in Portland Tuesday arid
poor, as we are better able to appreciate the way they too often are forced thing was ready, those who hsd
while there incidentally at- ¡
Physician and Surgeon
to feel. The money that ia saved by doing without these two meala la । prepared the food and bottle, not
j tended a wrestling match.
State Bank Building
given to the poor in such a manner that the recipients of the money are having had experience along the
lines of baby feeding, were at
ir. no way humiliated.
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Mr. McWilliams ot
Grand
'a loss to know how to proceed
OREGON
WILLAMINA.
Ronde was injured this week
' with the task. Carl Heisei, who
i while working in the woods. He
is well qualified from the stand­
had several ligaments torn loose
point of experience to assist in
By ARTHUR D. WOOD. M>ch.a.a Fard. Board.
such cases, came to the rescue,
and so the little orphan got his
RIM INAL tendencies, like tuberculosis or cancer, are easier to feed. And he knew exactly
George Ramsey and daughter
TT . . .
n
r» u mi- i
returned Wednesday from the
cure or control when discovered early. It will be no-etwary to go what to do with the nipple and
Hatching Eggs, Baby Chicks ,outh part
the a„te where
down into the plague spot the breeding places where the bottle of milk, and proceeded to
and Custom Hatching. Ask they have spent the past winter.
scourge germinates—if we would rid our land of the mnlignancy do hin duty in u real way. while
crowd, witnessed the op­
for prices. One mile west They will remain in Willamina of crime. Intense sociological and psychological preventives in homes. *
eration.
The Kangas boya took
for two months or so.
kindergartens and schools to discover the potential long before the overt
over bridge at brick plant.
the
baby
home
with them, and
act is committed, doubtless will be one of the most potent remedies for
H. TENBUSH,
Willamina, Ore.
with the knowledge gained, have
W. A. Workman, Secretary of crime in coming generations.
cared
for it nine? and state that
We are in a transition era and when we find ourselves psychology
Lincoln County
Chamber of
the
little
fellow ia doing fine and
Commerce was looking after in- will have a prominent place in the solution of crime. At present we are
seems
to
be
very happy and con­
compelled to depend upon our protective agencies.
PAINTING, PAPERHANGING trests connected with the Salmon
Punishment never will rid society of the criminal. Even if the pris­ tented in company with a play­
and KALS0MINING, Ed Pat­ River cut-< ff opening celebration,
fellow a litt e pup dog As long
ons attain the maximum of efficiency, they will be unable to aalvage,
terson, Willamina, Please drop in Willlamina Thursday.
as
it has its bottle of milk and a
post card.
rehabilitate and make law-abiding citizens of more than 70 per cent of
little fish at a feeding, hr seems
those committed. The ablest police department can only check, not elimi­
City Marsha) Matocha is doing
to be very well satisfied. The
a good piece of work this week, j nate, crime. Whatever deterring effect there ia in punishment is best
seal is a very pretty speciman.
realized when punishment is swift and certain.
Curbs along the streets are being
, It is light colored with dark spots.
Rhodes Krist Kross Safety
There are just three objectives in criminal jurisprudence—the pro­
painted in the customary manner
It is hoped that the seal may be
Razor Strop per
for the benefit of autoisls who tection of society, deterring from erime and reformation or cure of the on exhibition al Taft during the
Guaranteed Razors $2.00 wish to park in the city.
criminal. The first objective is supreme. If we accomplish by any means
Gala Dav celebration.
Scissors Sharpened 150
whatsoever the last two, we will realize to that extent the first, namely,
— Beach Resort News
the protection of eociety.
FOR SALE—Kale and cabbage
We cannot measure all criminals by the same standard. Neither
plants. Tenbush poultry ranch.
WANTED—Family washing and
are the demands of society met by the same treatment in all cases.
Willamina,
Oro.
ironing.
Work neatly done. We
Last Friday evening the Sheri­
All criminals sre different personalities, and scientific handling demands
pick
up
and
deliver. Mrs. K. A.
dan Junior band came to Willa­
that they be given individual treatment.
Morris,
illamina.
Well drillers working on Willa­
mina and took part in the com­
munity Pot Luck Supper held at mina’s new municipal well, have
the
Methodist church. They struck a good vein of water at a lamina will play the Dayton attendance of Willamina folks,
For Sale- Goat milk from pu re-
marched up the street to the depth of 265 feet. The pumps Thorobred Tire team of Milwau­ and hope that there will be a
bred
Sanaan milk goats. De-
church and after having been produce a fine flow of water and kie. Another good game is ex­ good crowd present again this
livered fresh every morning. In­
served to a sumptuous dinner, it ih believed that the well will pected. The boys appreciate the Sunday.
quire Times Office.
played several pieces which all furnish an abundance of water
in attendance greatly appreciat­ for the use of our citizens.
ed. Five members of the band
are Willamina youngsters. Come For Sale—Sanaan Billy kid.
again!
Times Office.
Dr. H. W. Flanery
Dentist
Koland Allen, M. LL 1
WARFARE ON CRIMINALITY
Tenbush Poultry Ranch in hi‘
and Hatchery
Willamina Barber Shop
C. F. COLBURN
Scot Saw Possîb: i ics
of Under-Wa'er Craft
Willamina’s base ball team will
put on a dance at Harpoie-MHier
hall this evening. The proceeds
of the dance will go to help the
team and it is hoped that there
will be a good crowd. A good
time is assured to all.
Tlie story of the evolution of under
water boats seldom makes mention of
a Scotsman's idea which, hud II been
translated Into praetlcal form, might
have given Scotland the honor of pro­
ducing the first submarine, says a
writer In the Weekly Scotsman. That
distinction falls, actually, to a Dutch
man, Cornelius Van Drebbell, who con­ FOR SALE or TRADE—Fordson
structed a submersible craft which was tractor with plow and tandem
tried out on the River Thames, near
London, In the early part of 1024, but disc, $200.00 or will trade for
cows. 6yr. old jersey cow for
did not prove much of a success.
It Is a remarkable fact that nearly sale $85.00.
thirty years before Van Drebbell’s In­ Andrew Christensen, Willamina.
vention John Napier of Merchiston, the
celebrated inventor of logarithms, an­
nounced that he had In mind a similar
The Spaulding Company are
Innovation In methods of navigation. (cancelling all contracts for white
In a pamphlet which he published In
Edinburgh on June 7. 15W. Napier re­ fir and will doubtless not buy
ferred to "devices of sailing under the duriug this season. This will
waters,” which he "hopes to perform.”
work a heavy hardship on many
He does not appear to have attempted
to realize that hope, however, and no of our citizens. They have also
more 1« heard of the Idea of a Scottish cancelled contracts for logs from
submarine which, we may take It the Grand Ronde
d
d
h
would have given the Firth of Forth
logging operations will be dis-
an additional measu-e of fame.
continued there.
"Tata Sons, Ltd.,” is an Indian
house, founded by the late Jamsetji
N. Tata, a Parsl merchant and Indus
trial pioneer. The headquarters are
in Bombay, and the combined capital
of their undertakings Is estimated at
1250,000,000, providing employment for
nearly 250,000 people.
The ball games last Sunday were
lively ones and well attended and
enjoyed by
Willamina fans.
Willamina won from the Toma­
to Kings in the major game and
Sheridan lost to Newberg in the
Junior game. Next Sunday Wil-
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