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ta n d u rd h e a re r in th e IHJM #uberna«
M o re b a sic a n d be C h ris t th e G od Man
I’ln s .
to n a l ca m p a ig n
m o v e im p o rta n t a n o th e r lin k m th e series o f in i-,
O F F IC IA L N E W S P A P E R O F W A S H IN G T O N C O U N T Y
l l o ch c: said to be a c ce p ta b le to la b o r,
news, h o w e v e r, is sages on "G o d
G re a t P lan lo r tin '
Selected as O re g o n 's B«wt W e e k ly N e w a a p e r. 1930-38
tin» (hang«» and the t«iw n sendit«*'. th re e w e lt
N a m e d on A ll- A m e r ic a n W e e k ly N e w s p a p e r F le x e n . 1930
b e in g m ade o u t Ages
A u g u st it G \ r e b e l-W rin g e r,
H o n o ra b le M e n t i o n N a tio n a l E . lit o r ia l A ssn N e w s p a p e r
o rg a n iz e d g ro u p s whota* l«,.u h ,r.. an* o u t to
in
th e
f a r in b le th e r o f the pastor, w ill he here
P ro d u c tio n C o n te n t. 193 4-3 5; G e n e ra l E x c e lle n c e . IM S
"b«»at M a r tin ” at any eo*t
W h ile tin» llim d
c o u n try .
T h e r e fo r a special service. He is a g ra d
p h y s ic ia n le g is la to r has riot e x p n e d h im s e lf
nobody
is b e in g u a te o f N o rth w e s te rn B ib le school
S u b s c rip tio n R aten S t r ic t ly C ash in A d v a n c e
He w ill
p u b lic ly on tin» m a tte r he is u n d ersto o d to be
shot; w h ile t h e a nd a lso th e s e m in a ry
W it h in W a s h in g to n C o u n ty
m a ils
a re b e in g speak c o n c e rn in g th e school and
\ e i \ re c e p tiv e to th e uggestion.
Per year
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T w o m o n th s -
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d e liv e re d as usual sh o w p ic tu re s o f th e school life
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of tin» ItMa ‘ « s. ion. served as m a y o r o f Bend
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J u ly 11: C hapel s e rv ic e o f w o r
fo r thr«*«» >«»ais and as m a y o r o f R edm ond fo r
H uger W. Babson is th e busiest y e a r ship. 9:30 a n t . w it h lit u r g y fo r
M e m b e r: O re g o n S ta te
12 y e a rs
He wus h o rn h i Wiaeoi»»in in 1H80,
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th e
P o litic a l ob se rve rs v is itin g Salem d u rin g
p o w e rfu l p o s itio n the fa rm e r holds N e w s " topics " P r a y n s fo r Frogs.
th e past w e e k d e c la re th e Hosch boom is
in o u r econom y. T h e 1934 and 1936 "M o re o f t in 1 N o r th fie ld C o n fe r-
s p re a d in g r a p id ly o v e r th e s ta te and is m e e t
d ro u th s u n c o n s c io u s ly gave us th e n ic e . " a n d
S e ve n th H eaven
in g w ith h ig h fa v o r
itn p re s.-io n th a t c ro p fa ilu re s b u ild re v ie w o f a m o tio n p ic tu re A ll S u n
N a th a n W eil as fo u n d er of W eil’s
In th is c o n n e c tio n it is also in te re x tln g to
p ro s p e rity A s h o rt c ro p th is y e a r day .services at th e 9 30 h o u r u n t il I
not«» th a t a m ove m e n t is ul.so re p o rte d to b«»
D epartm ent store, w hich has becom e
co m b in e d w it h th e c lo u d o f pessim th e Sunday a lte r L a b o r day P a .!-|
w e ll u n d e r wu> am ong c o n s e rv a tiv e r e p u b li
ism h a n g in g
o v e r t h e business to r H e n ry S H a lle r m ay be co n - |
known as W ashington co unty's larg-
cans to change th e ir r«»gistratlon to d e m o c ra tic
w o r ld w o u ld h ave been d is a s te r o f s u ite d any day exce p t M onday , b e
eat d e p a rtm e n t store, was active in
m o rd e r to h e lp n o m in a te (¡o v e rn o r M a r tin
w e r ld -w id e m a g n itu d e T h e re a re tw e e n 10 a m and noon, o r b y , a p
the business life of this com m unity
fo r a second te rm in the e v e n t he decides to
no b ig c a rry -o v e rs o f g ra m and p o in tm e n t. at th e House o ffic e . 232
ru n again T h is m ove is said to be g a in in g
liv e s to c k fro m last season to m a k e N o rth T h ir d a ve n ue
fo r m any years. Com ing to th is coun
im|H»tus w ith tin» fu ilu r e o f th e re p u b lic a n
u p fo r d ro u th losses e ith e r here
try in 1881 from H ungary, .Mr. W eil,
o r a b road.
T h e re can s t ill b e
le aders to suggest any c a n d id a te o f a c a lib re
A ll S a in ts E p isco p a l C h u rc h
th ro u g h perseverance am i h a rd w ork,
tro u b le , h o w e v e r. B la c k ru s t has
c o n fid e n c e o f the
s u ffic ie n t
co m m a n d
S e rv ic e s fo r th e se ve n th S u n d a y
m ade a real success as a m erch an t.
ru in e d m a n y a lik e ly - lo o k in g cro p a lte r
ra n k and fit.» voters.
T r in it y :
H o ly c o m m u n io n ,
R e p o rts o f ru s t in th e s p rin g w h e a t 7 30 a. m. M o r n in g p ra y e r at 11.
He was w idely tra v e le d an d alw ays The Bell R ang fo r Him
b e lt a re d a ily b e c o m in g
m o r e B is h o p P a u l M a tth e w s o f New J e r
m aintained a lively interest in the a f
C irc u la tio n o f O re g o n 's p u b lic lib ra rie s
n u m e ro u s. A s usual, th e y a re p ro b sey and B ish o p D a g w e ll o f th e
th e M e th o d is t c h u rc h at H ills
fairs of his ad o p te d country. T he v e t b o ro T h to e lle b d e ll 64 in slo
show s an in c r e a s i» o f m ore th a n 30 per cent in
a b ly e xa g g e ra te d
w a nd s o r r o w fu l stro ke s on
Diocese o f O reg o n v is ite d w it h the
th«» past ten years, a c c o rd in g t o fig u n m c o m
eran m erchant w as held in h i g h T h u rs d a y . Each n o te s ig n ifie d a ye a r, a N ew H are C o in liin a tio n
v ic a r last S a tu rd a y B is h o p M a t
p ile d by M n s H a r r ie tt C Long, ¿date lib r a ria n .
B u m p e r crop s o r d in a r ily m ean a th e w * calh-d on W . T P u tn a m o f
esteem , and the sym pathy of th e com Y e a r F o r 64 years, w ith o u t one absence. A l
C o m b in e d c ir c u la tio n o f a ll lib r a rie s in th e
h a rp b re a k in prices. Som e d ro p F a rm in g to n , w h o was a classm ate
m unity is ex ten d ed to his sons, who b e rt T o z ie r had r u n g th a t b e ll. H e had ru n g s has
s ta te d u r in g 1936 aggregated 5.455.770 v o lu n u
a lre a d y ta k e n place at C hicago
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compart»«! to an aggregate o f 4 105.792 voluin«*.
w h e r e w h e a t lias fa lle n fro m SI 40 H ic k s , v ic a r
it s lo w ly . H e had r u n g it to gre e t th e c o m in g
to SI.20 a b u sh el E ven w ith " d o l
.h irin g 1920
Th«» vo lu m e ^ ow n e d by p u b lic
ment of the store and been especially o f th e n e w ye a r, p e a lin g it jo y o u s ly .
la r w h e a t." h o w e v e r, m ost o f o u r
lib r a rie s iiH * i« * a s « d fro m a to ta l o f 787.093 in
active in civic an d business a ffa irs of
B u t w h e n th e b e ll to lle d on T h u rs d a y . A l
F re e M e th o d is t C h u rc h
fa rm e rs can p a y u p th e ir o ld b ills ,
1920 to I 203.482 in 1930 E xp e n d itu re *! f o r a il
the city am i countv.
T h e Rev
J K. S te w a rt. P o r t
b e rt T o z ie r d id n o t h e a r it. N e ith e r d id he
" tra d e in " th e ir tra c to rs , ta k e in
lib i. o y purposes show an increase fro m $465-
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d
is tr ic t e ld e r o f th e P o rtla n d
h e a r th e song o f th e m e a d o w la rk as th e g e n tle
th e c o u n ty fa ir, etc. T h is season
. 42 to $503.015 a y e a r in th«» t«»n-year ¡ m » i io d
F ree M e th o d is t churches,
h ands o f frie n d s c a rrie d h im to a c o u n try
is g o in g to be an e x tra o r d in a r y d is tr ic t
S a la rie s w h ic h acco u nte d fo r $260.178 o f th«»
« each each e v e n in g a t ft
c h u rc h y a rd . B e slept.
one. N ot o n ly s h o u ld w h e a t co n w i l l
to ta l e x p e n d itu re 111 1920 had incr«*u.sed to o n ly
Be. pie nt 11 a. m. P u p ils up to th e age
W h e n la st w o rd s w e re spoken o v e r th is
tin u e to s e ll w e ll above th e " d o l o 'c lo c k fro m J u ly 8 to 11 a t th e In te rm e d ia te and Y o u n g
$201207 in 1930
F ree M e th o d is t c h u rc h .
T h is is c o m b in e d fo r s u m m e r m o n th s E v e o f 20 y«»ara a re w e lco m ed . F ree
Business m en and th e ir em ployes, p io n e e r o f O re g o n it w as n o t said th a t he la id la r " m a rk , b u t it lo o ks lik e th e th
e re g u la r q u a r te r ly m e e tin g s e r n in g w o rs h ip at 8. at tile M e th o d is t re a d in g i « »111 open on W ednesdays
u p tre a su re s on e a rth . T h is he d id n o t do. It
best c ro p since 1931 - b ig enough
who do not ta k e th e tim e and tro u b le was
U n io n
s e rv ic e
of
b o th and S a tu rd a y s fro m 2 u n t il 4 p rn.
A to ta l o f 117 fin h c rm e n ran a fo u l th e la w
s a id th a t h is c h ie f w e a lth , as he d e p a rte d ,
to a llo w us to s h ip w h e a t ab ro a d v ic e to w h ic h a ll a re in v ite d T he c h u rc h .
to p ark th e ir cars a block or tw o aw ay w as th e lo v e o f his fe llo w m an. A n d th e k in d fo r th e f ir s t tim e sin ce th a t y e a r s a c ra m e n t w ill be a d m in is te re d at ch u rc h e s w ith message by C h ris tia n S u n d a y's to p ic, ’ S a cra m e n t.”
in O regon « lu rin g M ay and w e re < ill«»d u pon
p a s to r D u rin g th e m o n th s o f J u ly
to e x p la in th e ir d e re lic tio n s to sum«» u n s y m
from th e congested business district, ly . u n s e lfis h lif e o f A lb e r t T o zie r. w e ig h e d in T h is is a ra re c o m b in a tio n . N ot th e close o f th e S u n d a y m o rn in g and
A u g u s t these c h u rch e s w i l l a l
rv ic e S e n ices foj- th e w e e k are:
p a th e tic ju d g e , a c c o rd in g to th e m o n th ly re -
are sh o rtsig h te d and a re unconscious th e scales o f th e e te rn a l, h o w f u t ile in c o m p a r i sin ce 1929 h ave w e had b o th a good s W e om
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p«»rt o f the state poll««» T h ir t y - f » \ e fia h e rm c n
c ro p a nd a good p ric e in th e same
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w e re .11,« st«»«t fo r fa ilu r e to secur«* a lic c its tf
season!
H e h ad a p rid e I t w as th a t he h ad been
B ib le school it 10 a m : p re a c h
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a nd 30 o th e rs w«»re p ic k e d up b y p o lic e fo r
M a y b e I am s tre s s in g w h e a t p ro s P re a c h in g each e v e n in g . Thursday- lo w th e m o rn in g s e rv ic i- th is L o u t's in g se rvice at 11 a. m ; C h ris tia n
th ro u g h S u n d a y S u n d a y school, 10
fis h in g m p ro h ib ite d ar<*a.s o r o u t o f h o u r
deprives some cu sto m er and visitor a sso cia tio n w h e n it w as o rg a n ize d , at N e w pects to o m uch , fo r t h e in co m e a.
in. S u n d a y Y o u n g People's M is Day*. T h e re a re se ve ra l im p o rta n t E n d e a v o r at •' 45 p in M is s io n a ry
fin e , as <»s.sed a g a in st the»«» o ffe n d e rs averaged
m e e tin g th e last W ednesday o f each
of th e o p p o rtu n ity tQ p a rk n e a r to O rlea n s, in 1885. H e had a m e m o ry . I t w as fro m th is g ra in re p re se n ts a b o ut s io n a ry so cie ty. 7 p. ni . S u n d a y — m a tte rs to ba
10 p e r ce n t o f o u r to ta l a n n u a l
m ore th a n $20 each.
bers o f th e b o a rd a re u rg e d to be m o n th A ll a r e c o rd ia lly w e lco m e
the place w ith w hich he or she w ishes th a t he h ad fo llo w e d th e O ld O reg o n T r a il, o x fa
rm incom e. Its im p o rta n c e and J. N W a lk e r, pastor.
J F Gibbon, m inister.
tf
c a rt fa sh io n , in 1871 to a p ro m is e d la n d . He
p resent F rie n d s and s tra n g e rs in
to do business.
p o p u la r ity a ris e fro m th e fa c t th a t
v ite d to w o rs h ip w ith us
It I.
had a c o m p a n io n s h ip . It w as th a t o f h is siste r.
h ris tia n C h u rr h
C o n tra c t fu r th e c o n s tru c tio n o f th e n e w
N ecessity fo r a b a tin g th e double- E d y th T o z ie r W e a th e rre d . w hose presence w h e a t a nd c o tto n a re th e fa rm e rs ' L o rd 's C
D a y u n ifie d s tu d y -w o rs h ip P u tn a m , pastor.
m u r . hem«» at th e Eastern O reg o n tat«» h o s
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S u n d a y school in b o th churches,
p ita l at P e n d le to n w a s u w a r d e d by th e b o a rd
C e n z n - g J lio iiil < liu i'c li
10 a in .; w o rs h ip s e rv ic e in th e
ognized by m any as im p o rta n t, and p a in . A n d he h ad a hope I t w as th a t o f a sy m b o l o f "b ig " A m e ric a n f a r m school. 9:45: m o rn in g w o rs h ip . 10:45.
o f c o n tro l to u c o n tra c to r e m p lo y in g o n ly
J u ly 11: C h u rc h school. 10 a m ; O ren co c h u rc h . I I a tn ; w o rs h ip
b e tte r w o rld , b e yo n d th e e nd o f th e t r a il. He
M u s ic b y chon- S jie c .a l «music. S e r
u n io n la b o r, b u t th e c o n tra c t fo r th e p lu m b
m any of our fa rm e r frie n d s have has
ing. A c tu a lly , th e m o re p rosaic
m on " H ig h lig h ts o f th e S ta te C o n m o rn in g w o rs h ip at 11 o 'c lo c k . S e r s e rv ic e in th e R e e d v ille c h u rc h . H in g and h e a tin g jo b in th e new b u ild in g w e n t
fo u n d it . —O re g o n J o u rn a l.
p ro d u cts, such as co rn . m ilk , and
agreed in conversation w ith th e w rit
v e n tio n ." C h ris tia n E n d e a vo r. 7 p. nt. m on. "T h e L iv in g C h u rc h ." Vocal p. in. W om en's M is s io n a ry society
to .» fir m e m p lo y in g n o n -u n io n la b o r
T h is
ve getables each b rin g m ore m on e y
s o lo b v M rs C ly d e Y o u n t
T A r m et t.s at O re n c o on th e t h ir d W e d
er. The d isa g re ea b le experience of
too. 111 spit»» o f a th re a t o f la b o r tro u b le . T h e
in to th e fa rm e rs ' m on e y bags. B u t T hus, a fte r a decade o f r e la tiv e d e t h u r D tin g a n , m in is te r.
nesday o f each m o n th and at Weed
being blocked in a t th e c u rb by a
L a s t S a tu rd a y , C a p ta in A r t h u r R iggs was
b o a rd h e ld th a t it was not w ith in th«» provine«»
w h e a t is th e b e ll- w e th e r o f th e pression. n e a rly
h a lf o u r p o p u la
v ille on th e fo u r th T h u rs d a y of
o f stat«» o ffic ia ls to d is c rim in a te b«»tw«»en o r
d o u b le -p a rk e r has proved annoying m u c h co n ce rn e d a b o u t g e ttin g a r a d io i n fa rm ye a r. I t is th e season's "le a d - tio n w i l l e n jo y t h e ir f ir s t y e a r o f
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N eed fo r m ore t« «»th in O re g o n ’s e u g e n ic *
g e F re d W . W’ ils o n o f T h e D a lle s:
and e v e n in g n e x t L o n l's d a y w h e n
m o n th f o r th is v it a l feed crop . A
centers. Its enfo rcem en t is not di “ u B te u t b f y o r J u A d lb
la v i f th e c h ild n -n o f th is s ta te a re to h e safe-
e r t T o z ie r. f o r h is e n co u ra g e m e n t
a * ip '» r t o f th«» T u r n e r c o n v e n tio n
lo t can happen b e tw e e n n o w and
Ih u rs d a y . J u ly I
m ils a tt a c k in g a n d m u r d e r in g t lir e ,
g u a rd e d fro m a tta c k s b y sex p e rv e rts has been
rec ted to w a rd any p a rtic u la r indi and enthusiasm , w h ile w it h h is siste r. E d y th e A u g u s t fir s t. C o tto n also has y e t
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vidual or individuals, b u t it m ost as T o z ie r W e a th e rre d . he ca re d f o r C ham poeg to pass th ro u g h its te s t p e rio d . h b o n Japan
a t, o u t o f A m u r r iv e r. d is p u te d J u n e 30.
th e In g le w o o d 1 C a lifo r n ia ) 'b a b e * in th e
sured ly should be b ro u g h t hom e to p a rk , th is a sso cia tio n o f v e te ra n ste a m b o a tm e n M ost o f th e o th e r le a d in g crops te r r it o r y , so peace plans can be | P o rtla n d negress s tra n g le s lif e ing. 11 a. m . w ith .special m u s ic w by o < -d
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Records .it th«» O regon p ris o n show th a t
o n ly e x tre m e ly p o o r w e a th e r in
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t i n - r e a r« * n o w 85 m en s e rv in g
te rm s th e re in
ot w hose cars a re seen lieQ U entlt o c - w h o cam e b y ox c a rt to th e O reg o n c o u n try J u ly can s e v e re ly in ju r e th e m . Pas m a jo r P o rtla n d th e a tre s a n n o u n c e
fo r q fta rre l.
H p. in . W eden.sday. led b y M rs
fo r ><»x c rim e s and th u t these p ris o n e rs are
cupying space th a t could, w ith bene- a n d w h o becam e e d ito r a n d h is to ria n . B u t tu re s and ranges a lo n e a re b e lo w a d m ission p ric e boost.
Russia evacuates A m u r l iv e r isles H o -e T ho m p so n On M o n d a y n ig h t
b e in g r<*leu>ed at th e ra te o f m o re th a n a score
fit to them selves, be b e tte r occupied re m e m b e r h im also f o r an o u ts ta n d in g t r a i t - th e a ve ra g e season. T r u c k gardens,
T re a s u ry
e x p e rts re v e a l b ro a d e n d in g Russo-Japanese w a r scare
th e n * w ill be a fe llo w s h ip m e e tin g each y e a r M a n y o f these m en a re p e rv e rts o f
f r u it o rch a rd s, h a y fie ld s ,
a n d use o f f a m ily c o rp o ra tio n s
e n th u sia sm . F o r th e cause in w h ic h he b e lie v e d
by
P re s id e n t R oosevelt laud:, lie r
by custom ers and visitors.
in c h u rc h p a rlo rs and a .special p ro - th«» most d e g en e ra te type, g u ilt y o f th e m ost
e a rly p otatoes a re in good c o n d i
he had e n th u sia sm enough to in s p ire a n y g a th -
y to s id e s te p in c o m e taxes m an e n ce o f U. S c o n s titu tio n .
' g ra m w ilT he g iv e n and lig h t r e r e v o ltin g p ra c tic e s in v o lv in g y o u n g g ir l
By all m eans e v e ry th in g should be e rin g . H is lo v e w as th e O reg o n o f deep and tio n . E ve n egg and m ilk p ro d u c w e S a e lth
T h e ir
c re ta ry o f L a b o r P e rk in s d e
C. I. O. steel s tr ik e heads ask fre s h m e n ts served.
G e o rg e H
sentene«»s rang«» fro m a m in im u m o f one y e a r
done to m ake it as co nvenient and v iv id resources and o f p la in a n d s te rlin g peo tio n a re h ig h e r th a n u su a l at th is fe n ds J o h n L . L e w is a s leader. fig h t to fin is h . C o m m itte e o f c le r g y H atch, par-tor.
season. T h is is a fa rm y e a r!
to a rn ix im u m o f 20 years w ith an ave ra g e o f
C ongressm en v ie w P re s id e n t Roose m en at In d ia n a H a rb o r, In d . asks
p le a sa n t as possible fo r people to p le .— O re g o n J o u rn a l.
T o ta l in co m e o f A m e ric a n h u s v e lt's "s e a le d lip s " as a
f o iix years Thus m eans th a t a fte r s e rv in g a p -
g o v e rn o r f o r a rm e d p ro te c tio n , s a v
m
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tra d e in H illsboro. L et us see th a t
T r in it y I . u t h r r a n C h u rr h
ba n dm e n in th e lo w y e a r o f th e " H a v e w e com e to such
p rd x im a te ly th re e years and fo u r m o n th s these
in g s itu a tio n " e n tir e ly o u t o f h a n d ”
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th ese frien d s of ou r have every con
d e p re ssio n rea ch e d o n ly $5.400 000- th a t th e p re s id e n t d a re n o t d e c la re ;in d ’ ^ at !t,i H P‘ ‘r ce n t <>t steel w in k-
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ers in secret b a llo t v o te to r e tu r n in B lo o m in g n e x t S unday. T h e s e r
a ve ra g e p ric e s a re 130 p e r ce n t
T ea m ste rs' u n io n obeys
U
S I to w o r k "as soon as th e y can s a fe ly ." vices w ill be o m itte d at th e lo ca l
O reg o n has a c u re fo r sex p e rv e rs io n w h ic h
h ig h e r th a n th e y w e re a t th e lo w c o u rt o rd e r to h a u l re d la b e l beer'
F ifte e n Y ears Ago
has been fo u n d m ost e ffe c tiv e in th e fe w i n
M o n d a y , J u ly 5
c h u rc h T h e S u n d a y school, h o w e v e r
in 1933. A t w h o le sa le , w h e a t is u p
F ire w o r k s e x p lo s io n a t N am pa.
stances in w h ic h it has been a p p lie d . I t is to
A rg u s , J u ly 6. 1922— G ra n t C. D o d g e fa lls
A m e lia E a rh a rt b e lie v e d located w ill mi-et at 9:45 a m. as usual Y ou
T h a t som e people can be so in
140 p e r cent, c o rn 380 p e r cent, Idaho, k ills 4 and in ju r e s 20, 12 I
he fo u n d in th«» eugenics a ct w h ic h p ro v id e s
m r o o f o f b a rn , w h ic h he w as s h in g lin g on
a re c o rd ia lly w e lcom ed to w o rs h ip
, n e a r H o w la n d Isle.
hogs 270 p e r cent, eggs a n d p o u l- o f w h o m w e re b a d ly h u rt.
c o n sid e rate of th e e ffo rts of o th ers fr fa o rm
fo r th«» u n .-e x itig o f these o ffe n d e rs . T h e c a tc h
so u th e a st o f to w n , a n d b re a k s b o th arm s.
w it h us.
t r y 120 p e r cent, and m ilk a nd b u t
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F rid a y . J u ly 2
H ills b o r o c e le b ra te s g re a te st o f a ll F o u rth
in th is cu re , h o w e v e r, is to be fo u n d in th e
te r 60 p e r cent. H o u se ke ep e rs are
N am pa. Id a h o , fir e w o r k s t o ll in er. In g le w o o d , Cal., confessed sex
re q u ire m e n t fo r th«» consent o f th e in d iv id u a l
hom es is h a rd to u n d e rsta n d . A p p a r o f J u ly c e le b ra tio n s e v e r w itn e sse d in O regon. w e ll a w a re o f th is even th o u g h
sla ye r.
P e n te co stal T a b e rn a c le
creased
to
fiv
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.
b e fo re th e o p e ra tio n can be p e rfo rm e d , a c o n
en tly th ey a re so co n stitu ted t h a t M . P. C ady, p a ra d e m a rs h a l, gave th e c ro w d th e ir w e e k ly r e t a il b i l l f o r foods
S u nday : ch o o l S u n d a y m o rn in g
I t a ly a nd G e rm a n y to e xch a ng e
S u b s titu te c o u rt b ill in tro d u c e d
e best e x h ib itio n o f a p a ra d e th a t i t has been
has n o t a d vanced h a lf as m u c h as th a t w o u ld p e r m it th re e a p p o in t leaders a nd e xp e rie n ce s in a llia n c e n t 10. Rev. J. H. E b e rt s u p e rin te n d sent w h ic h has been g iv e n o n ly 29 tim e s since
g reen law ns and p re tty flo w ers an d th
th e la w was enacted in 1919.
H ills b o ro 's lo t to w itn e ss. H e w as assisted by
w h o le sa le q u o ta tio n s . T h e b ig rise
ent. Class«-•• fu r a ll ages Coni«- and
m ents w it h in n e x t s ix m on th s. Re- ! o f la b o r fro n ts .
sh ru b s m ean n o th in g to them . C a r W . C. G re g o ry , E. L . P e rk in s and J. M . G oar. in
P ris o n o ffic ia ls d e c la re th a t b e fo re t h e
prices, p lu s a g o o d h a rve st, tire m e n t age m o v e d up to 75 years.
R oosevelt expresses hope n e w e r b rin g tin- c h ild r e n w ith y o u M o r n
loads g a th e rin g on new ly p lan te d I. O. O. F. w in s p riz e in fr a te r n a l se ctio n and sh o u ld boost fa rm in co m e to a ro u n d
eugenics la w can he m ade e ffe c tiv e th e c o n -
T e a m ste rs’ u n io n d is p u te closes g e n e ra tio n w o u ld re a liz e th a t in in g w o rs h ip a t 11 o 'c lo c k . S e rm o n
<»nt p ro v is io n s h o u ld be e lim in a te d and e it li-
“ T h e L o rd O u t M a k ft
p a rk in g s, tra m p in g aro u n d w hile th ey g ra d e school G ir l Reserves in best d e co ra te d $9 000.000.000 th is season — 15 per S e a ttle S ta r p la n t
m e e tin g n e w ' c o n d itio n s t h e
n a s u b je c t
to m o b ile s .
D r. L . W . H y d e , p re s id e n t o f
cent above a y e a r ago, a nd th e
A m e lia E a r h a rt lo st in south P a tio n was n o t "c h a n g in g th e fu n d a Y o u n g People's m e e tin g at 6 45 p. m. « 1 th e c o m m ittin g m a g is tra te o r some co m -
visit and th e n d ro p p in g th e ir bottle a H u ills
h ig h e st to ta l sin ce 1929.
b o r o c lu b , g ive s p a tr io tic address. J. C.
p e te n t b o a rd vested w ith a u th o r ity to r e q u ire
m e n ta ls o f th e A m e ric a n fo rm o f D e lm a r W y a tt p re s id e n t E v e n in g
c ific w a te rs in a ro u n d -w o rld hop
w h e re th e y stood, is th e h eig h t of L a m k in , C o n fe d e ra te , a lth o u g h i l l , p e rfo rm s N e w G ro u p s to B e n e fit
evangelistic- se rv ic e , s u b je c t; "T h e
th e necessary o p e ra tio n on c o n v ic ts g u ilt y o f
J u m b le d code in d ic a te s pla n e flie r s g o v e rn m e n t."
“ so m ething or o th e r.”
H ig h e r p ric e s
f o r t h e ir s h o rt s t ill a liv e .
u su a l cu sto m o f c a r r y in g fla g in parade.
c e rta in typ e s o f sex crim es.
•
E v e r y th in g at p o lls w o n b y d o m i Q uest fo r L ife ” T h u rs d a y e v e n in g ,
p ra y e r and p ra ise service. S a tu rd a y
crop s h ave p u lle d
m ost fa rm e rs
N a th a n W e il o f W e il's D e p a rtm e n t sto re
M o re Steel m ills opened at M as- n a n t M e x ic a n p a rty .
th ro u g h th e d ro u th years, b u t th e s ilo n , O. R e p u b lic co m p a n y d e fie s
leaves f o r east on a n n u a l b u y in g tr ip .
S e c re ta ry o f C o m m e rce K « p e r e v e n in g B ib le s tu d y A ll e v e n in g s e r
Is o la tio n o f th e c r im in a l insane In a b u llil-
" s e rv ic e " p e o p le h a v e been h i t C. I. O. th re a t o f “ b lo o d y b a t t le " asks th a t w o rk e rs be p ro te c te d fro m vice s begin at 7.45. A ll w e lco m e.
R e d m o n d e le cte d p re s id e n t o f
in g a p a rt fro m th e m a in In s titu tio n watt s tro n g
R e p re se n tativ e D itte r of P en n sy l c o u n M ty rs . p io C. n e W.
h ard.
C o m m issio n houses, g ra in C. I. O. le a d e rs a tte m p t to r a lly I "m is g u id e d la b o r spokesm en and by
e rs ’ a ssociation.
ly u rg e d by D r. R. E. Lee S te in e r as lie s n r-
e le va tors, sto ra g e concerns, and the fo rce s a g a in s t n e w b a c k -to -w o rk selfi»h le a d e rs o f in d u s try .”
F o u rs q u a re C h u rc h
v a n ia is rig h t w hen he says, “t h e
A lm a S p ic k e r. d a u g h te r o f M r. a n d M rs .
re n d e re d c o n tro l o f th e sla te h o s p ita l here J u ly
e a re geared to h a n d le m a m m o ve m e n ts.
R i-v. G u y P D u ffie ld , J r . w ill
D ro w n in g s . t r a f f ic m ishaps, fire s
co u n try looks to th e p resid en t fo r a F. T. S p ic k e r o f H ills b o ro , w eds P re sto n W il lik
1. a fte r s e rv in g as its a u p e rin te n d e n t fo r th e
m o th harvests. T h e y s ta rv e on cro p
E n g la n d
re je c ts
G e rm a n
and j c la im 20 liv e s in P a c ific n o rth w e s t preach his fa re w e ll m<- >ag«-s al the
firm d e c la ra tio n of law and o rd e r to lia m s o f T illa m o o k J u ly 1.
past 30 years. U n d e r p resent c o n d itio n s w it h
fa ilu re s . G ra in t r a f f ic to ta ls m ore It a lia n suggestion to sto p p a tro l o f w e e k -e n d tragedies.
I F o u r < |U lir i- c h u rc h o f H ills b o r o th is
F ra n c is B ra n d e n b e rg o f O re n co a n d R e th a
end th e ‘reign of te r r o r ’ now existing R a ffe ty o f M o u n ta in d a le m a r r ie d J u ly 1.
th a n 30 p e r ce n t o f some g ra n g e r Spain and a lso refuses to re c a ll
S u n d a y A t I I a. in. his to p ic w i l l be th e c r im in a l insane housed in th e m a in b u ild
T ue sd a y, J u ly 6
in g these p a tie n t* c o n s titu te a c o n s ta n t m enace
A C lo s in g E x h o rta tio n . " A l 7:15. in
ra ilro a d s ' re ve n u e s A s h o rt c ro p ships.
in th e e a s t,” if com m ents h e a rd here
M rs. H. F. G o rd o n dies n e a r F o re s t G ro v e
N a v y Ships s h ift courses in search- the e v a n g e lis tic se rvice, he w ill
Io the a tte n d a n ts and in m a te s o f th e in s titu tio n .
th is y e a r w o u ld h a ve d e a lt these
F ed e ra l d e f ic it
fo r
fis c a l y e a r
a re any indication of th e tre n d of J u n e 30.
roads a d e a th -b lo w ! T he n . too. good exceeds R o o se ve lt's
e s tim a te
bv fo r A m e lia E a rh a rt and h e r n a v ig a i p«ak on " D o n 't T u r n H im A w a y .” S te in e r d e cla re d . T h e r e tir in g s u p e rin te n d e n t
th o u g h t in o th e r sections. Such a
h a rve sts e v e ry w h e re a t good prices $150,000,000. B la m e d on b o rro w e rs to r. F re d J. Noonan. A re a has m a n y T hese se rvices w ill m a rk th e close al o re co m m en d e d e n la rg e m e n t o f th e p ty c h o -
o f a m in is tr y w h ic h lias lasted a l p a th ii- w a rd o r re c e iv in g h o s p ita l, as a n o th e r
m ean e v e ry o n e gets h is share o f w h o w e re s lo w in re p a y in g g o v - I islands.
s ta te m e n t a t th is tim e w ould go a T h irty Y ears Ago
D ebate on re vise d c o u rt p la n sta rts m ost tw o years. M r. D u ffie ld bus m a jo r need o f th«- in s titu tio n . In his 30 ye a rs
A rg u s . J u ly 4. 1907— M iss W ilm a W a g g e n e r
th e incom e. Som e sections have e rn m e n t le n d in g agencies.
long w ay to w a rd s re a ssu rin g lots of
M o rm o n
c h u rc h
le a d e r
fla y s in senate. C o n tin u o u s session th r e a t aeeepted tin - p a s to ra te o f th e F o u r as head o f tin - in s titu tio n S te in e r has seen th e
n o t "h a d a c ro p " sin ce 1931! T h is
o f H ills b o ro , in s tr u c to r o f p ia n o a t P a c ific
people, w ho are d o u b tfu l as to w here u n iv e rs ity , leaves to s tu d y m u sic in B e r lin ye a r, a ll fa rm areas w it h th e e x “ U n -A m e ric a n c o e rc io n b y s o -ca lled ened i f filib u s te r trie d .
sq u a re c h u rc h in B e llin g h a m . Wash.
ho p it a l’s p o p u la tio n g ro w fro m a p p ro x im a te ly
R o osevelt hopes to save $400.(100.. S u n d a y, J u ly 18. Rev II D. M itz n e r.
w e are h ead ed .
ce p tio n o f se ctio n s
of
E astern la b o r o rg a n iz a tio n s .”
and V ie n n a .
1400 to m o re th a n 2500 He was succeeded as
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W e ste rn D akotas.
A . L . C ro e n i and Rose L e h m a n o f B e th a n y
s u p e rin te n d e n t b y D r. J o h n C. Evans, w h o has
W e s t-c e n tra l Kansas and N o r th state c o n v e n tio n a t A s to ria oppose a s k in g a ll agencie.s to save 10 p e r d is tric t, w ill in tro d u c e th e n e w jias- se rve d as a ssistant s u p e rin te n d e n t fo r
m a rrie d J u n e 27.
m any
to rs of tin ' lo ca l c h u rc h . Rev. and
by cent.
h a v e R o osevelt c o u rt ch ange p la n
G e o rg e A . B ro w n has leased M iln e w a r e w e ste rn O kla h o m a , s h o u ld
years.
H e a rin g ag a in st F o rd s ta rte d b y M rs. J W. C a rm a in . S e rvice s w ill
N e a rly every m ail brings a notice house
a d o p tin g re s o lu tio n u rg in g p e rp e tu a
good harvests.
and is re a d y to re ce ive h a y o r g ra in f o r
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A b r ig h t season f o r th e fa rm e r tio n o f p re s e n t c o n s titu tio n a l g o v n a tio n a l la b o r re la tio n s boa rd . A s be h e ld tb i T ue sd a y and F rid a y , as
of an in crease in p ro d u cts used in storage.
sa u lt charges file d a g a in st F o rd o f- usual, w illi tb i- C ru sa d e rs in ch a rg e
O f in te re s t to a ll co u n ties, w h ic h m ig h t
in 1937 is a p a r t ic u la r ly fo rtu n a te e rn m e n t.
p rin tin g a n d publishing as w ell as
H ills b o ro 's b ig c e le b ra tio n
opens to d a y,
, fic ia ls .
o f tb i' F rid a y s e rvice.
he c o n s id e rin g n e w c o u rt houses, is an in s t it u
S a tu rd a y , J u ly 3
" b re a k " fo r th e fa c to ry - w o rk e r . In
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I tio n b y A tto r n e y G e n e ra l V a n W in k le th is
N a v y planes seek to rescue A m e
a ll m y ye a rs o f s tu d y in g th e b u s i
B. B e e km a n is o ra to r.
P u z z lin g
w e i'k in co n n e ctio n w ith th e pro p o sa l fo r f i
th e end is not in sight. U n d er such p a ra A d e lb . e B.
ness c y c le and p u b lic s e n tim e n t, I lia E a rh a rt. lo s t in so u th P a c ific and te rn a tio n a l p a tro l o f S p a in . F ra n ce
r t T o z ie r. w h o is in th e east, v is ite d
e lie v e d
to
h a ve
o v e rs h o t t in y th re a te n s to cease b lo c k a d e o f m en
n a n c in g c o n s tru c tio n o f a n e w c o u rt house In
M rs B rig g s ' m o th e r was in th e
co n ditions those who have to pay G e o rg e W a sh in g to n 's hom e a t M t. V e rn o n J u n o h ave n e v e r seen c o n fid e n c e change b island.
W a rs h ip s jo in h u n t. F re a k and a rm s on S p a n ish b o rd e r.
r a p id ly as i t has th is ye a r. M ills
h a b it o f v is itin g h e r d a u g h te r too M a rio n c o u n ty th ro u g h a ta x le v y to be spread
m ore a re ev en tu ally going to have to 26 J. C. L a m k in rece ive s b o u q u e t o f la u re l so
W ednesday, J u ly 7
are s h u ttin g -d o w n : fo rw a r d -b u y in g gale adds to p e ril.
• Hen fo r M r. B rig g s ' lik in g O ne o v e r a p e rio d o f years. T he a tto rn e y g e n era l
c h a rg e m ore or pass out of th e pic le aves g a th e re d b y T o z ie r fro m to m b o f J e f has stopped; in v e s to rs a re n e rvo u s. M e d fo rd has $75.000 fir e loss.
Enem ies o f c o u rt b ill defender) b y d a y w h e n
tie a rr iv i- d she fo u n d
h e ld th e proposal to be in v io la tio n o f th e
S panish
re b e l ro u t o f Basques S e n a to r W h e e le r, w h o re c a ll : w a r n h e r «laughter in tears.
T h e te m p o ra ry p ro b le m s w h ic h are
tu re , a cycle th a t is ju st as su re as fe rso n D avis, le a d e r o f th e C o n fe d e ra cy.
c o n s titu tio n a l in h ib itio n a g a in st c o u n ty in d e b t
W. H. W e h ru n g o f H ills b o r o a g a in n a m e d
tr o u b lin g th e business w o rld , h o w co m p le te as lo y a lis ts abandon last in g y e a r ago th a t p ro p o s a l w o u ld
"W h a t's th e m a tte r, m y d e a r? ”
ed n .s s in excess o f $5000. T h e c o u n ty , he h e ld ,
n ig h t follow s day.
p re s id e n t o f O re g o n co m m issio n o f A la s k a -
d e s tro y p re s id e n t. B a c k e rs c a ll foes she asked s y m p a th e tic a lly .
e ve r. w ill be s e ttle d e v e n tu a lly . stand in n o rth e rn S p a in .
c o u ld n o t e n te r in to n c o n tra c t in excess o f
S ix th f a t a lit y added to N am pa, in grates.
Y u k o n fa ir .
N e ve rth e le ss, it w i l l ta k e
som e
"T o m has le f t m e !" M rs . B rig g s
Ih e ta x le v ie d fo r th e c u rre n t ye a r. F u r th e r
Idaho, fir e w o r k s e x p lo s io n .
C o u n ty v e te ra n s o f a ll w a rs a rc in ca m p
M id -w e s te rn fa rm e rs s h ip w h e a t sobbed
c o n v in c in g
announcem ent
fro m
m ore. he held, Ihe le v y c o u ld n o t be m ade u n
a g r ic u ltu r a l
m a rk e tin g to m a rk e t to ta k e a d v a n ta g e o f "p ro s ■
If o u r in stitu tio n s a re to prevail a a t S h u te p a rk th is w eek. C o rn e liu s c o n tin g e n t W a sh in g ton , som e re a s s u rin g new s a ct O regon
" O h !" sa id h e r m o th e r. “ T he n
t i l N o v e m b e r a nd th e re fo re c o u ld n o t be d ra w n
ru le d u n c o n s titu tio n a l b y J u d g e p e r ity m a rk e t."
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p erso n w a n tin g to w ork should not
against b e fo re th a t tim e.
K a n z le r in M u ltn o m a h c o u n ty c i r
T w o dead, 21 h u r t in a lu m in u m
p o rt fro m th e business fr o n t to
D o y o u k n o w w h o she is?”
ednesday. V e te ra n s e le ct fo llo w in g o ffic e rs :
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c u it c o u rt. S ta te D ir e c to r W h ite e n s tr ik e r io t at A lco a . T enn.
be s u b je c t to any b ro w b e a tin g tactics W
y a n k c o n fid e n c e o u t o f its slu m p .
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R. W. M c N u tt, p re s id e n t; Jabez W ilk e s , v ic e -
m e x e rc is in g pow ers.
O regon, th o u g h s m a ll in p o p u la tio n a nd
U n io n iz a tio n o f fa rm la b o r m o v
fro m a n y d irectio n . F u rth e rm o re he p re s id e n t; W. R. W h itn e y , 2nd v ic e -p re s id e n t; T o s u p p ly th a t s p a rk , I am p in n in g jo in L a e b d o fro
" M e !" e x c la im e d
her
m o th e r.
r S e c re ta ry P e rk in s agrees
w e a lth ra n k s t w e lfth am o n g th e states In th e
" A n d I n e v e r e v e n e n co ura g e d
sh o u ld h av e d e te rm in e d protection in H . G. F itc h , s e c re ta ry ; S. H o w e ll, tre a s u re r; F. m y hopes on c ro p re p o rts and fa rm s it-d o w n s trik e s are ille g a l and in g ahead Q u ie tly .
N a v y planes h u n t M iss E a rh a rt. h im !” - Ex.
a v e ra g e m o n th ly pension p a id to n e e dy aged.
news.
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O regon P W A o ffic e w i l l accept
G o v e rn o r M ai tin d e c la re d th is w e e k In r e p ly
G ood R e ta il O u tlo o k
cers: M rs. E. O. C ra n d a ll, p re s id e n t; M rs . A lic e
f o r t o f d e p a rtm e n t to assure to la
ities from th e p re s id e n t on dow n.
no m o re a p p lic a tio n s f o r assistance.
to th e " c a rp in g c ritic s , w h o c a ll O re g o n ’s o ld
T h e re a re 32.0<X).000 c o p ie in th e b o r its f u ll rig h ts .
M ix e d
B a rb e r, 1st v ic e -p re s id e n t; M rs. S. M o rg a n , 2nd
U n ite d States whose liv e lih o o d d i
J o h n S n e lls tro m elected n e w state :
T h re e s lig h tly d e a f m en w e re m o age pension p la n n ig g a rd ly ."
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v ic e -p re s id e n t; M rs G re e n d y k e , 3 rd v ic e -p re s i-
r e c tly depends u p o n fa rm s . T h e re V . F. W. c o m m a n d e r a t A s to ria c o n
S hock
"W e h ave n o cause fo r sham e in th e m a n
to r in g fro m th e N o r th to L o n d o n
.
.
d e n t; M rs. G o a t, 4 th v ic e -p re s id e n t; M rs . Sa-
000 o th e rs w h o liv e in vention.
n e r in w h ic h w e a re ta k in g care o f o u r aged
P o lic e m a n Ito m o to ris t w h o is in a n o isy ca r, a n d h e a rin g was
Thing.4 fire h a p p e n in g th ro u g h o u t b in , s e c re ta ry ; M rs . S a ra h M c N u tt, tre a s u re r; a r u re r a l 24.000
c o m m u n itie s . C anada has an
p e o ple,” th e g o v e rn o r decla re d .
u ly I
b e n d in g o v e r m an a t cro ssin g )
d if f ic u lt .
th e c o u n try th a t begin to m ake one M rs. F a rn h a m , c h a p la in . S e ve n ty-se ve n v e te r- a d d itio n a l 5 500.000 n o n -u rb a n p o p A m e lia S E u a n rh d a a y rt , J asks
a id ; v o ic e "Now, th e n, w h a t happened? H o w
A s th e y w e re n e a rin g L o n d o n
w
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is
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liberty-lov-
ans re g is te re d .
u la tio n . F o r ye a rs these g ro u p s reco g n ize d . S ig n a ls in d ic a te jila n e d id y o u k n o c k h im d o w n ? ”
N o 1 asked " Is th is W e m b le y ? ”
w u iim u i II n il.
. . . „ „ „ i- . - f .jL , ,- ,
E lm e r Mays, Glencoe m erchant, says all h a ve ju s t been s c ra p in g b y . T h is
n e a r re e f in so u th P a c ific .
M o to ris t "1 d id n 't k n o c k h i m
No. 2 re p lie d "N o , T h u rs d a y ."
A n d then th e re are the Russian g e nerals
m g A m erica fo r W hit h o u r to re t.ith IS j,¡s (Own needs is a ra ilro a d to make it one oí season
th e y w i l l have good crops.
A lb e r t D y e r, W P A c rossing g u a rd
N o 3 s h o u te d "S o am I. Let's
w h o fo u n d n u t th a t liq u id a tio n had n o th in g to
J good prices, and a good incom e. ¡ e m p lo y e d to p ro te c t c h ild re n , ad- d o w n . I ju s t sto p pe d to le t h im go
the best po in ts in the county.
b y, and he fa in te d .” Ex.
stop and h a ve one.” Ex.
do w ith th e ir assets.
f lillf t b o r o A tt ’ m , 1894
H ills b o r o IndefH »n.le nt, 1S7S
M c K I N N E Y A f t f r K I N N K Y , P u b lis h e rs
P u b lis h e d T h u rs d a y — E n te re d as second-class m a tt e r in
t l x jx t s t o if ic e a t H ills b o r o . O rv m n
Nathan Weil
A lbert T ozier w as a frien d of m an
an d he leaves th o u sa n d s of friends
th ro u g h o u t O regon and W ashington
to m ourn his d e a th and to revere his
m em ory. The tru th of this is a tte ste d
by th e testim onial paid him in the
presence of scores of friends from
m any places th ro u g h o u t O regon, in
clu d in g a g rea t m any of prom inence
in fra te rn a l and official life, and the
sp lendid rem ark s in the services. All
stressed his sincere friendliness and
his devotion to the cause of p e rp e tu a t
ing the early history of the O regon
country. Dr. H enry Young tru th fu lly
said. “ To know him w as to love him .''
This O regon h istorian has left a
h e rita g e in the form of his historical
collection to the people of W ash in g
ton county, w hich, because of the
c o u n ty ’s rich historical back g ro u n d ,
should be properly boused and m ain
tain e d . Local people, in te rested in
p e rp e tu a tin g the incidents of early
D regon pioneer life, should give of
th e ir su p p o rt in m ain ta in in g p ro p e r
ly this w orth w h ile collection, and urge
local o fficials to do th e ir bit in p re
serving th e T ozier collection fo r the
inform ation of fu tu re generations.
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