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About The Willamina times. (Willamina, Yamhill County, Oregon) 1909-1972 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1932)
Thursday, April 21, 1932 I i| e TT 111 a m i n a ¡ T im e « Bargain Dr.ys on S. P. O LD G R A N D R O N D E NEW S (By M. PmeasKN, H r .) Our Creator's Garden And here we flod the beautiful water Ho Hia children would have falls; to play. / Home aay they are God’s own tears. [Compoaed and dedicated to Mra. Pat But in Creation, He could not have! So when we see the wondrous moun terson on her 62nd birthday, April 3, I»32. by Paul Roberta] tains. been unhappy, For they have lasted thru the years. I Or sit by a tranquil lake. Let us stop and think of our Creator, ; Creation must have been weary. And in the evening, God knew And the way He would have ua take. When God made the desolate plains. There waa something else to make; For our God is ever watchful. Without trees, shrubs, or brooklets, He stopt, laid down a few treasures, He has an all-seeing eye. And some without the raina. Behold! a tranquil lake. When such beauty was mada an earth for us, Perhaps weariness, or was it anger? The sun has lowered behind the moon- Think of what He must have on high! We hear a voice! The heavens are tains; aflare. The day is done, night comes too soon; When the storm is past and day is come. There comes the light over the hills. Behold! a volcano is there. On the lake-traceries of a silvery moon. But when he piled up the mountains. M ar Day w ill be “ D ollar D a y” in ra il tranuportation circle« this A petition in being circulated by the year, it wan made known thia voter* of the Grand Ronde diatrict to week w ith announcement by the have the polls returned to Grand Rond** Southern I'a cific company of plana from Willamina. I f the voter* of thia fo r another o ffe rin t'o f its famous district are required to go to Willamina to vote, over half will be unable to caat “ cent-a-m ile” excursions, their ballot* because of the time and A rrangem ents have ju s t been expenae. It involve» a trip of from 20 completed by the company fo r a to 42 mile*. It waa a great blunder to movo polla from -------- Grand ------ Ror.de with- four-day sale o f its low-cost , — -- the —- ------------- round trips, according to V E - out «»"«»IWng the voters and tax-payera Eraker, «t / « i r to the candidae.? Why can’t Eraker, local local agent agent fo fo r r the the com. com ¡« the transportation be furnished these pany. The excursions w ill be voters? It was done in the time of operated from A p ril 2H to May 1. Grant and Greely. Our Creator must have proud. inclusive, w ith re tu rn lim it o f The abundance of rain has put a atop The storm king rose; voiced disapproval May 10 he said. to farm und road work. It is serious And his thunder rumbled loud. The te rrito ry to be included in thia time of the year. When the storm had raged and spent. the new “ cent-a-m ile” o ffe r w ill Very few fishermen around this year, And again comes the light of day, cover Southern Pacific's lines tim ., Gaa acd oil coat to much for the Ix>! there stand the beautiful moun from San Eranrisco to Ogden and few fish caught. Sport set-ms to be out tains, Salt Lake C ity, and from P o rt of the question for moat this year. For our God had placed them there to stay. land to Ei Paso, it was stated. Strawberries are blooming, no frost w . s . ALLEN He was neitner weary, proud, or sad When he created this world of onrs. He was thinking of His little children That would play among hia flowers. Candidate for the Republican Nominath n for . Each of us is one of God’s children, Placed here, some for years, some for months, others for a day; T h a t’s why He created such a wonder ful garden, I, COUNTY C O M M IS S IO N E R P resen t In com b en t “I Stand on M y Past Record” has hit them yet. Day» and Night» on Moon Ernie P e tit- and Paul I-apperty are All parts of the moon ure hntlied In busy hauling and selling atove wood. direct aunahlne ut some time or other, and as each purt la thus exposed for William Petersen and wife have ar neurly two weeks ut a time the aur- rived safely at Phoenix, Arizona. They fine temperatures must get very hot Pheonix as a city with about 50,000 pop nt euch times. Astronomers have com ulation and a hot dry climate. puted that when the sun Is ahinlng the surface lava rises to u temperature of Mra. A. LaChance is quite seriously about 210 degrees Fahrenheit, that Is, ill at her home and is under the rare of several degrees higher than the tem a doctor, perature of boiling water. On the oth er hand, temperatures na low ns 243 Ernest Petite has one more boy; born degrees below xero Fahrenheit ure be Iasi week. lieved to occur In thut part of the moon turned away temporarily from the sun. llecntise of the absence of an atmosphere there are grent contrasts Yovr Support Will Be of temperature from time to time and Appreciated by from place to place. S. S. D U N C A N C and idate fo r the O ffib e of The Post-Graduate W ife She ulways has her home In perfect order so that when her husband comes borne tired In the evening they can start nut without delay. She la scrupulous about her appear ance In the bouse and can ulways lunch downtown any dny twenty min utes after ringing her buaband at the office. She tins solved the problem of pre serving her husband's love of home by keeping him out of it as much as possible. Knowing how much depends upon her husband's health, she watches his tllct. She sees thut they eat In none but the best restnurants. What sleep ing he does Is In the most exclusive apuriments. Kansas City Times. C o u n ty S c h o o l S u p e r in te n d e n t Y a m h ill C ounty Subject to the decision of the re- publiban voter». OREGON PRIMARIES. MAY 20. 1932 Paid Ad». WHIPP CREAM If It Doesn’t Whip, Bring It Back and : Get Another Free! H ALF C P IN T HOTEL CONFECTIONERY Bugle Call» Copied The bugle calls now used In the Pulled Htutes army naturally show the Influence of foreign allies with whom our soldiery of pre-Revolution ary and Revolutionary times came In contact The English and French In fluence predominated ns a matter of course. In comparing the bugle calla now In use In the United States service with those of other countries. It Is noted that, with few exceptions, they consist generally of fragments of calls and slg- nala used by our Ktiropenn neighbors. In some ensea they are Identical both In melodic and rhythmic structure.— Exchange. GUARANTEED riCMTS GOOD OM AU.T9AIM9 UAVIM» APRILM à Y I thusvoay ] raiCAT |» W W A v |^ U W P A V 2829301 j T iACK BY »UOHIOHTMATHO "Dollar Day" roundtrip* are first clast tickets at about $1 rr 100 miles, good on ALL ? RAINS, in roaches or in Pullmans (plus usual berth |F YOU want to sell or rent your charge). S A M P L E R O U N D T R IP S Notice for Publication Department of the Interior, General Land Office at Roseberg, April 8th 1832. N O T IC E is hereby given that Don Musser, of Willamina, Oregon, who, on April 21st, 1927, made Homestead entry Serial No. 017486. for N E J SE J, Sec tion 3, Township 5 S, Range 7 W, W ill amette Meridian, has filed notice of in tention to make final three year proof, to establish claim to the land above de scribed. before E. F. Perkins, Clerk of County Court, at McMinnville, Oregon, on the 18th day of May, 1932. Claimant names as witnesses: Ralph W, Burnett, Archie H. Brown, and Leslie L. Babcock, all of Sheridan, Ore gon, and Edwin J. Paterson, of W illa mina, Oregon. H amill a . canaday , Portland Eugene 2.55 M edford 7.10 San Francisco 16.10 Los Angeles 24.45 Similar roundtrips at approxi mately If a mile between all Southern Pacific stations Southern P a c Phone ific J. F. Boulter 172 Register. Vote for J. O. BAILEY (State Senator, POR Supreme • Court home; if you want to buy a $ 1.45 Judge Poaition No. 1 Quel Hied— Vigorous—Progressive Ms Is eonaclantloua and haa the confidane« and raapect of all the people. — Paid Ad» home; if you have anything you wish to sell or trade; if you need something you do not have; try a Times’ want ad. They may be small, but they get RESULTS! Paid Adv.
