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GROWING HE WlTlftVARREN HARDING
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Escaping a Licking; First Smell of Printer's Ink
By Jack Warwick
lloyhood Playmate, Sthool I "hunt aiwl Firt Xewp:Mer
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the teacher during his school day in (the school room was goinfc oui
Caledonia. I am not here to say thatlstyle at that time. The cu on m
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color to this chapter of ruminations, "camein.
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Every tube of Purola Shaving Cream contains the
"makin's" for about 150 cool, satisfying shaves.
Each particle of cream multiplies itself hundreds of
times with water.
We waited years before we put out a "Purola"
Shaving Cream. We were not satisfied to put the
"Purola name and guarantee on record until we
had a cream that represented a real improvement
; Now, make this test ! Take a several days growth
of beard those boasting of tough, wiry beards,
especially invited. Use hot water and a pinch or so
of Purola Shaving Cream. Sixtyseconds of lather
ing and you'll have the face covered with the cream
iest, softest lather a man could want Itll rgtaia its
creaminess without replacing untilyou've been over
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impression that lasts long after you shave.
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TO HEALTH AXJ BAUTT
nosed to let well enough alone when
pupils were inclined to l -at all
tractable. Infractions of rule had
to be must flagrant to brine about
demonstrations of physical force. At
this period of which 1 write "Hoosier
Schoolmaster days were fast pass
ins away.
. The nearest Warren G. came to
getting a whipping Is vivid in my
memory. I got it. Both were in
volved, but it so ttannened that I was
nearest the teacher when caught
The first and only blow struck me
across the shoulder blade ami pro
duced temporary paralysis of the
whole arm. In retrospection it ting
les yet. The heavy hickory ruler,
a yard long, was brokeu to pieces in
i the fir.st crash. The result was that
the teacher never pot around to
Harding, then or thereafter.
Caledonia is still talking about
Harding's school days, during which
he maintained an attitude of ease.
Though not a prodigy alone any line.
he absorbed easily all that was
taught. Nobody ever saw him at
hard study, but he shone at recita-1
tions. No other pupil had one-third
a.t much time to give to things that
were not In the curriculum. While
others fought to win the prize he
sailed through on flowery beds of
ease, t Inamuch as he was ever pre
pared for recitations, the teacner
didn t findlt necessary to keep one
eye on him.
Warren Always "Suspect
'There were no angel in pants.
long or short, enrolled id the Cale
donia schools when Harding and I
attended and. many irregular things
happened. If one of the girls dipped
her pen Into the inkwell on her desk
and found in it water or something
that should not be there, under the
rules and regulations, suspicion was
at once directed towards young
Harding. There is a niaxium against
telling tales out of school. As for
me. I'm opposed to telling details out
of school.
In the back yonder Caledonia was
a plub tobacco village. If one of the
boys in school felt like nipping off a
chew of "dogleg" during the study
hours he was in the predicament of
having no place where to spit out
the juice and at the same time avoid
detection. At thees times resource
fulness of a high order was required,
and most of the boys were equipped
with 'a mentality that enabled them
to meet the emergency.
Crammer was as easy to Harding
as pulling a sunfish out of the Olen-
tangy or Whetstone River. Orthog.
raphy gave him no trouble whatever,
I recall at one time the word "un-
paralled" was massacred and lacer
ated by a number of the pupils be
fore it reached Harding. He -had no
trouble with it. The ease With which
he handled it after others had failed
so fixed itself In my mind that "un
paralleled" remained In after years
one of the easiest words for me to
poll correctly.
Even though I have blossotried In
to the audacity of a sunflower where
I once was a violet; I still have
natural hesitancy against going into
these small details concerning the
town oracle's "little devil.? But
there is another side to the story
that must be given consideration.
We have a great republic a country
that reaches out among its people to
select its leaders It is no mnm than
fair that the people should know If
that. onu.a .- hi.k .rr:. le
mately, not alone as they are. but as
they were. I am telling yon that
Warren G. Harding was a plain
BIDDY BISHOP
SOME TWIRLER
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Versatile Senator Has Too
Much on the Ball for
Sherwood Team
Al Philadelphia
.'hicago
Philadelphia
Tiler and Killefer;
and Wheat.
It. II. K.
4 1" 2
2 9 1
Smith, t'ausey
rk
At ?ew mr
Cincinnati
New York
Ke iilhcr.-' i'isher
and Snyder.
K. H- E.
2 5 3
5 12
ami Allen; N'ehf
oron. Harwell,
eid.
At Cleveland
Washington Cleveland ...
Courtnev and
kie and O'Neill.
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Sherwood dropped a 2 to 0 game
yesterday alternoon at oxioru parK
to the' Salem Senators beeairsi
Meyers, the Sherwood twirler. ha I
his back turned on the throw-in of,Smith and
Jack Hayes' terrific out to th i
right field fence In the opening in- At nosti
ninr. Dcrmittinc two men to scor- , ittsburgn
when the bill rolled past him to th
l.leachers. The righlfieMer. llasebl
brink. returned the safe jtoke of
Hayes to the pitcher, but Meyers.
thinking th ball was hurled to the,
catcher, turned his back on the hall.1
which mlsplay was responsible Tor
the defeat of Sherwood. i
After thl fatal firt inning, when
Ducky" Holmes, who has been hit-'
ting formidably in the last two
games, laid down a perfect bunt for
a hit along the third base line, perch
ed himself on first base and wan
advanced to second on Proctor's
gronnder to second base, and both
to score by Hayes double to the
right field fence, no more runs were
scored during the remainder of the
alternoon matinee.
The game was a pitcher's battle,
being a duel between Middy Bishop
nd Meyers of the Sherwood team.
Both men were stingy with base
knocks when safe hits meant run..
Biddy Bishop was nicked for four
tafe swats, while Meyers was touch
ed op for five blngles by. the Sena
tors. 1-iach pitcher sent nine men
hack to the bench talking to them
selves, or muttering nothings at the
umpire, via the strike-out route.
Free transportation to one batsmen
was Issued by each twirler : also
each committed one wild pitch.
Batters who opposed the heavers
yesterday afternoon displayed ina-.
billty to connect safely with the of
ferine, save for puny gronnders.
hlch were easily retrieved by the
fielders.
Brilliant support was accorded
Biddy Bishop by his team mates.
Several hit balls that would ordin
arily result In safe hits fell Into the
At Brooklyn H. H. K
i juiu 4 14 3 !
Brooklyn 1 0
lHKk aiul Heathcote; Marquard.
Miller. , ,
n rJ'H. E.
3 5 1
2 7 3
Haeffner:
Boston
Adams.' Carlson and
Oeschxer. ficott and O'Neill
AMERICAN LEAGUE I
At St.
Philadelphia
St. IouU . .
Perry. Xaylor and
R.
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Perkins;
Shocker and
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Cove'ev-
At Chicago R. H. E.
New York I 11 0
Chicago 0 "
Quinnand Uuet; Williams. Wilkin
son and Srhalk. Lynn.
At Detroit
First game: R. H. K.
Boston 11
Ikotn.it 5 13
J. Bnsh. Karr. Fortune and Wal
ters; Oldham and Man ion.
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Second game:
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SfiHIH PLEASED
ATCONVENTION
constitution which was adopted In
Minneapolis last Njwir. f said Ir-.
.Smith. "It wa found necessary to
Increase the state does to 75 rents
as there Is going to be a'dtflcit this
year in the conduct of the state of
fice. The local post will fix Its own
dues of IS cents, and 11 national
dues, the latter Including a free sub
scription to the official publication
or the organization. "The American
beg ion Weekly .
"Many new posts have been or
ganized during the last year, la fact
the number has" Increased from
to over 90.,
"The proceedings of the conven
tion were, for the most part harmon
ious. .However, at the beginning
there were, two factions which it
clutches of cnvfielders after making! JSJj.: t p-!a1 p.,i
good runs. Billy Stepp covered thai LOIMnander Ot Lapital fOSt
centerfleld territory like a Chautan-
qua tent, converting fly ballsVlnto
his territory for outs. Holmes also
contributed a timely out in the. last
inning wuen ne fielded a ' Texas
leaguer bark at third base off the
halt of HasselbHnk, thus ending
what seemed to be a' nnth inning
rallv of the opposing team. Ducky
made the catch after making a goo.1
run. picking the ball off. the tips of
the grass.
The Senator machine hit on all
cylinders Sunday afternoon. Biddy
Bishop was the only Senator who
back-rired.. when .he made a wild
pitch, thus marring what should
have been perfect score she.t. with
the Senators lone error. Two mls-
es are charged lo the Sherwood
earn. , , , , .
A large ciowd of fans and fanettes
were at the game to witness, one of
the best games of the season. They
Comments on Actioq Taken
. at Astoria
partlar members, mostly front out
side of Portland, got together aa l ef
fected a compromise with the rval:
that there was ao hard feel Jag at U
time or adjournment. The ntust
raous sentiment was that there wic;i
be a great Increase In memberff.ij
during the coming year.
"The selection of Chaplain W. .
Gilbert of Astoria for state eomtraa
der was a peculiarly happy one. lie
has a' personality about which U
members can safely rally."
T. I. Brown of the local post vii
selected as oae of the delegate to
the convention which will meet la
Cleveland. 0 early next month. ,
The other Salem delegates to the
con Tent ion at Astoria were Kdtr- al
Aid rich, Robin Day. Karl Dane. Tick-
setmed would interfere wim me htm Gibert. Millard Haydea and r.
smooth sailing, tail some of the lm-1 I.. Brown.
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Amririn hn Bmnn. AmAri.m k... I leu lou j in tnetr nosannes of the
eauinoed with a brirht mind. n Senators' playing, and of the feat of
of honor and unafraid of work of the! iddy as a twirler. -Recause "King
commonest kind.
, First Smell of Printer's Ink.
"Chores" la an important word In
the lexicon of the son of a country
doctor. It means horses to curry and
reed, a stable to be kept clean and a
cow to milk morning and evening.
Few boys on farms or in small towns
have learned to do these things
earlier in life than Warren G. Hard
ing learned them. If a boy may have
another boy of bis liking with him
the labor is lightened. In love with
horses myself, though not crazy
anout milking cows. I was often with
Dr. Harding's son to see that the
work was done right. A team - that
comes in after a hard drive over mud
roads needs considerable attention.
Dr.. Harding's horses were not neglected.
Caledonia was never a pretentious
place, but It was good to lire in for
the fun a normal boy could get out
of it after school and working hours.
As a boy Warren G. never missed
anything In the fun-line. When life
was particularly dull he relied upon
nis own resources to make it lively.
He was popular " with . the business
men. and they never hid the cheese
or nailed up the cracker barrel when
they saw him coming.
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ii was mis mue town mat gave
V"crren G. and myself our first smell
of, printer's ink and let ns get our
fingers in type. Dr. Harding was in
strumental in persuading two men to
come to the town and start a' weekly
newspaper, l ney called it the Argus
Three men. an editor and two print
ers, tried to live on the income from
this Small ShMt In tnwn of ?nn
I people, when one could have starved
! to death more mm fnrtaMi- Tii. a.
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gus wax a sensation In the communi
ty for a short time, until- it changed
ownership and settled down to bui
ness. Under another,, name it still
lives, and is glorifying the nomina
tion of Warren G. Harding for Dresi-
denL
(Copyright, 1920. by NV Y. Evening
Post. Inc.)
Cole was absent from the line-un
yesterday afternoon some of the fans
Uaned back in their seats prepared
to turn their thumbs up when the
opposing batters started a slaughter
ot Biddy's offerings. By the end
of the game they, .were all pulling
ror Biddy to. whitewash the Sher
woods, and he did.
. Trie Sherwood game Is the first
game la a series of elimination for
the state independent baseball cham
pionship of Oregon, lor which hon
ors the Senators are strong con
tenders. Local fans are willing to
concede the superiority of the Sena
tors over other independent team
ut games are being scheduled with
the leading teams or the state by
waiter Rracke, the Senator mana
er. to convince a few residents who
hall from the tall and uncut of the
Ozark mountains. Next Sundav
Kracke announces the Kerr-Gifford
earn will be seen in adion against
the local team at Oxford nark.
Members of the Sherwood, team say
that the game next Sunday will be
a -hummer' and that the local team
will meet lis Waterloo Maybe so!
BOX SCORK.
Calem
Dr. V. Carlton Smith, commander
of Capital post. No, .. American I
gion. returned yesterday with the
other delegates from the state legion
convention held In Astoria Friday
Saturday and Snnday. Dr. Smith
is very enthusiastic over the conven
tlon and. with the rapidly growing
posts over, the atate. The conven
tion was Very successful but there was
not as large an attendance as had
been planned. Only 1 (Ok voting dele
gates were present. x
In speaking of the convection Dr.
Smith said:
"Much enthusiasm was elictie-1
during the convention. The principal
addres was delivered by Governor
Ben W. Oicott and was well received,
Jut the greatest bursts of enthusiasm
hown daring the session was shown
when the message telling of the cap
ture cf the Pen olet on outlaws was
read." - -
The doctor said ror minutes t'jere
was nothing but a roar or rejoicing
rhouts which fairly shook the build
ing. "A new state constitution was
adopted to conform to the national
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satisfaction than he eyer
got from' the old' .r-
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v.The full, rich, real toT
vbacco taste lasts so long,
you don't need a fresh
chew nearly as often.
That's why It costs you
less.
Any man who uses the
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Proctor, 2b 4
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Tomorrow jack Warwick wilt tell
oi iiarainga norse racing, prayer
meeting and farming days.
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Fall Styles
of
750 Delegates to Attend
, Big Convention in Tohio
TOKIO, July 31. The total num
ber of American oelegates to the
'World's Sunday School convention
to be held in Tokio in Ocober will
be about 7S0. The first big party
ot American delegates will reacn Ja
pan on August 15.
In addition to the American tIe'o
will be representatives at the con
vention from the British Isles. Fur
ope. Australia, China and Korea, be
sides many delegates from all parts
ot Japan. .
20 0
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Score by Innings
nerwood OftOOftftftO 0 0
Salem 20000000 2
Shmmary: Stolen base. Swope:
ey i m . wfe
nacnure nus. Kracke, Bishop; two-
oase nits. Hayes. Stewart. Swope:
on or pucner. Hayes by Meyers:
struck out. ty Rishon h,
9: bases on balls. Bishop 1; Meyers
1: wild pitches, by Bishop 1; by
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