The Oregon statesman., February 14, 1925, Page 6, Image 6

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SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 14, 1925
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AGAINST NATURAL LAW
(Salem. Capital Journal.) -. -
Accusing the allopathic
medical trust and strangle other groups engaged in the heal-
; ing .arts, the osteopaths, chiropractors, neuropaths, eclectics,
(mental scientists and other, schools of curing are strongly
pro
esting a measure : pending -before" fhe -, legislature
B. 391) which raises educational standards by requiring
(HJ
practicioners to supplement grammar and high school edtica
tiorj with two years of university training and four years of
special training in ' their own particular school of 'healing,
before securing a license.
As might be expected, jhe
soul back of the bill, for the
threatens their thriving business, of prescription filling and
peddling patent medicitiesi The
j i 3 also strong for the measure, for it already requires much
training, and seeks to force others to be- equally prepared,
knowing it is too late for most
Great progress has been
I in medical science arid surgery altogether- too much pro-
j gress for the welfare of the race, for as a result there is a
j preservation of the unfit that nullifies nature's law of the
j suiTvival of the fittiest. Therefore ignorant practicioners
fulfill a useful purpose in helping nature take her course by
maintaining the natural ratio
j While everyone desires that the" surgeon that "rips "him
open, be a leaded' ahcT scientific buteh"er,;sucliy.ervditeriess
is wasted on the specialist that
massages you, f A- hUskyr physique like a blacksmith's is bet-
terjthan six years-of schooling.
i tion to the seventh-son , of al,
i seeress that convinces .you that your ailment is your own
meniai aeiusion; :
L We are agin thiilaw iipt only ;because it creates a trust
j ana provides more bureaucracy, more regulation and iriter
ference m other pieopirsatfaTrs; but because it is an inherent
human right to chooseryour own method of death and it-is
j about time that we ceasecl legislating foi1 the survival of the
I un
it against natural law.
.The above-was ; the leading
issue of the esteemed evening
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The writer hereof islinclined
j bu for different reasons ; principally because he does riot
believe medical heresy. hunting ought to be encouraged any
more than religious -heresy hunting for- in? either case the
hunted heretic of: today- may be the regular or thfe "oi:thobx
of j tomorrow and. with either
faith rather than pn demonstrable truth s
But the remarkable thing about the above editorial la its
ve cynicism; its reactionary .barking, back. fopast times.
na
It must make" the- doctor
making too much progress ;,that.the Jgnorant practitioner
"f ulnlls a useful purpose irf Helping nature fake her course
by! maintaining the natural ratio of deaths.' j
J ;,Who is to be the judge of the "unfit" who are being kept
alive; by progressive surgical and mescal science f ch;
Most of' lii would, bel inf
juujfraeiix oeiore some executioner such as is illustrated in
that old play, "The Mikado." There are no doubt some even
inj Salem who would for .either1 the Journal editor j or the
writer of these few lines imake' the motion bf thumbs down,
with the sentence, "He never would be missed." 1. ,
The reader could no doubt-readily pick out judges, who
would send every state official and member of the Oregon
Legislature, and nearly all others under the bronze dome,
uwi,i i-iic auy cierKs io ine aiscara as. among tne .unlit.
I tIt all depends onow. you look at things ; .whether -you
are a pessiniist or inioptlmlst; a'cynic or a' sympathetic stop
in, the eyes ofhe' cynical, ; , -,'-r" V " 7; ; ?
I '.This -life' iTf 'disfcef Ul
planet, in the way. the cynic looks at it l K 1
j . While with most orthe rest 6iis-t4ra-glorious adven
ture in a beautiful world that is a shining part of a universe
grand beyond human conception.. , . !
J In which cia.areyou-f 1' - 1 " - " :
) the ; ii;t:sf AmiVfiNicE 1 in- iiisT biti
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I The largest audience which ever listened to "public
speech, and probably the largest in the history of the world,
will hear the inaugural address- of Calvin Coolidge on; March
4 th. - It is estimated that practically one quarter of the en
tire nation will have opportunity to i hear, in "other words
23,0C0,00a,radia:a1iditors. . r r ' . j--;
1 Theiugur 'addressof Warren :G: Hardintf aaithe
first pronounced under an amplifier. That device had come
Into general use for expanding the area of audibility only a
few months before l.Ir.'Hafdmtoeii of freer But the Coolidge
Inaugural will be the first to
1 r-t.
"uqh" are ths.mutitions-of.,time!-.In years rrne br the
rrov. Jr "svhich ascniLIcJ1 at
;:: ' -.' Manager
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And they shall be mine, saith the
I make up myJewelsand-I-will
own son that eerveth him. Malach
Lord, to Jcnow that Thou dost keep
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doctors of trying to, form a
druggists trust is heart and
practice 1 of- druglessr doctors;
dominant school of allopathy
of them. ; J
made during the past few years
of deaths.
meirely thumps your spine or
And what use is an educa
seventh daughter, or to the
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editorial irt the 5 Wednesday
contemporary of The States-
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to agree in opposing the bill,
you must depend largely- on
stfule to be tbld that he is
djinger' - if we were to: pass for
.lerexpeMeWTra'a" minor
be broadcasted to a waiting
the east front, of" the United
ward tr Ifisd Hio n!onf PiKlo nn
succeeamg minutes tney aw the President giving a dumb
show of an orator engaged in the practice of his art; and that
was about all there was to it.- In the stands, back of the
President, the "voice carried for only a rod or so and to the
crowd, ranked in front? of him, the voice was probably audible
AA a . . ...
to iwo or tnree thousand persons with acute hearing.
CSETTING BETTER ; ' '
" -. ''i.'W:'-'
Mr. Taber, head ofhe national
grange, told congress that the tem
porary emergency of the farmers
was oter and -what - was needed
was permanent legislation ; This
Is" true, and a mighty fine ill us-
traUott-6 Jt'Js the condition of
4het national banks. There , were
&019 banks reporting on Decem
ber 3 1; 194 and' their total re
sources yere" $24,381,000,000.
Th1sN is one, billion dollars more
than-. the, previous ' statement cn
October 12," and an-increase oyer
December" 2l7 1923, of 1,975,-
oo 0,0 oo; " r ;. : ,
The' condition of their banks Is
hot a reHettion of the cOnditionr
of the American people. They are
In: apertod' of souhd and unore
cedented prosperity. ; A hundred
things could be enumerated to at
test it. The fact that we own
more than 82 per cent of the mo
tor vehicles of the world Is Jn it
self :conclnstye proof.!; Deposits In
saving's banks are another. The
prosperous appearance of the great
-misses orthVpeOpICtheirattettd-
ance, at theaters and other places
of ; amusement, the vast number
of American young men and wom
en in universities, colleges and
hlgn schoelr are others The- vol
ume of freight and passenger traf
fic on the railroads lg yet another.
The1 Amerlcatf people are rolling
in -wealth and prosperity and the
rest of the world . stands gasping
In envy. ' '' '-
IT MUST NOT lilf
Senator Hiram Johnson, in an
extravagant speech declared that
the time was , coming when the
east would be arrayed against the
west, politically. Just as for half
century the south has been ar
rayed" against the north". - ;!
It must not be.- f ;
Ve are' one con fa try of 4S states
and while" the nationals large; the
lnteresta of the people are practi
cally identical, so nearly, identical
that there will always be .ground
for ' harmony. Of"; course each
state must give and take, but we
are earning that lesson and sub
merging state interests for the
generic! good. The United-St ate
of America' is one and' will con
tinue to be one," a"hd designing
politicians can not" force ar section
al issue again. -: ' ; '
The soutK liaa3 suffered Id tin-
told' ways by; Ita.narrow partisan
program, and neverwlll the west,
wltH the bad" example of the south'
befoTe it, commit the same folly
that the southern states commit
ted. We are one-people, one in
purpose, one in heart, one iff head;
and together we will work out the
destiny or thi gVeaf republic. '
CLEAVER SHOULD GO
The report on Cleaver was mild
er than was expected, but no mild
er' than- circumstances warranted.
There? was hothmiH discreditable
proved' on Cleaver except' unfit
ness' for 'his position'.'' He never
should have been axfpolnted in the
first place. l!e has also been
hampered by the governor and he
"has not. been able .tojget'the. re
sults that'he- ought to geU ; It is
to be hoped that the governor will
heed this report, and anyway -we
do - ndT thlUK Clearer- wetna"widt
to holdon.i if! Is) not tfie man
for the place. He never was and
never? could be,-hutven if he is
unjustly '''accused, his 1 usefulness
has now been , taken away and the
only thing left is to put a new
man Jn his place. Cleaver is not
a '-crook, neither is he dishonest,
but tfe Is unfit for the position of
prohibition director, .and Gover
nor Pierce owes" it to the:i people
of Oregon to make a change in
that' office. - ..- - ,-
-:1V PRICES GOINO UP
',
.The goyerament has heer asked
to Investigate why the' price of
gasbllneas gone'ip in the face of
an : Tirfttsuhlly fc heavy production.
According to the bureau of mines
all; records 'inr gasoline production
were broken In Decembert ;,The
crudd runt for that month totaled
57l,S$0,491 bafrelsv of WWchr all
but, $.30 S.SYS5 barrels,' as? dbmes
tlc( cruder- which; ma'de' this the
largest monthly run ever recorded.
There war also; according-to this
sarae report,; a. record output- of
kerosene, gas oils and fuel oils..
Production runs far ahead of
consumption. The output of gaso
line for December was 795.613,-
193 gallons; ' Domestic demand or
consumption of gasoline . In the
saaeTnontlt Tei '66r,"nS,94T gil-
"tOcSra ot gasoiiae" oa;" hand. la-
crf oi-d-B.CDO.OOO gallons in De-
cember, standing at 1,179,503,185
gallons, and this was the first time
since May that stocks' have shown
an increase.!
M0TT BATTLES
'AGAINST ALIENS
CCoBtuaad from pag i r
been spreading rotten propogandal
to the effect that I was going to
Uke the floor and 'cuss Burdlck
out, " Representetive , Mott de-
clared. " The nark em ra nnt itl
terested in j the aliens but want
the" f l8h rorf commercial purposes.
There ia much more back of this
bill thanthe mere desire to let
the aliens fish."
Representative Mott declared
mat m 3 report did not prevent
the alien fl-om fishing after 'he
ITad Uken olut his first papers and
after Jhe five year period appear
ed" for his-final papers at any one
of Jbe naturalization courts held
three times a year. The measure
advocated was held not to affect
these people if they are the right
kind. Many aliens have taken out
weir iirst papers-onjy py- commit-1
tin perjury and have been In this
couniry as jnany as 4 0 years,: he
held. : ' ;J.-- ... . ;
Shoemaker Is Scored
"racking . interests drive the
aliens like slaves inorder to get
fish," Representative Mott declar
ed. "They have paid lobbyists of
the highest -intelligence and per
sonality and members of the fish
commission1 are under their con
trol I. Four-fifths f of the- legisla
tors know nothing about fish and
when these 'men come io them and
say thafth bill is a good bill and
should pass, their word' is taken
as they are! the official state guar
ian.; of the fish. Can Shoemaker
does not spend 'much of. his time
as a fish warden but attends to
politics. H&slts here beside Rep
resentative Coffey, tells him what
to say, and. Mr. Coffey, repeats
the information. Canners and
packers have taken out licenses
under their;
own name and distrlb-
uted these
to alien 'fishermen. In
an effort" to evade the law. Mt. 1
"Shoehiakeri aV master flsfiVarden I
sworn to r protect" the interests' of I
the state ia the " f ishfhir industry: I
knew this for hereceived in onin-l
ion from the" attorney general that I trove, -caused one: youngster- tojqBiekf rellefjl ThaivSsHthe-;right
ihis' practice was illegal but JiWlTi 'a- Papa,'.why ain't they1 way? 'MthH aWfceaiHoi4' ' tir 'ca'tarrh.
Coatibued id issue license! fVeRivila the house like -we Is?" r - f
and as ntaay as were desired."'"3'
: Industry stressed
Importance of the fishine : in.
dustry, the thlrf largest revenue
producer in" the state, was stressed
by Repre8ehtatlve Mott, wbo'weHt
intoi the history of thef acquiring
of 'virtual control of the fishing
Industry of the state by private
interests The measure- offered
the house by the majority memb-I
ere of the committee, on' top- of ;
permitting fishing ; licenses to be I
illegally obtained wUl permit an j
extension -of six years. Represent
ative Mott declared. They are al
ways permitted to fish outside the
ihreVmile limit and sell . their .
catch inside, he said. Packers
who have obtained control of 50
percent of the fish in the Colum-.
bta river throufch l acanirlnar all
available' fish taking, points alone
the rlVerfflnd their3 operations un
successful unless 1 they also :can
command the . remaining -50 per
cent taken by bther-methods.' Per
jury -Was -charged in the obtaining-1
ot licenses by the fishermen -them
selves and those in charge of the
distribution, abetted by the pack
ers,! have sought : and' employed j
every possible-evasion, of the law.
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Wlnei Without tKe Kick Is
How! Of ferid to S'aldrh! Men
f-r A. new. business ha-been intro
duced into Salein" durln the past
few i days. ; It ls"theouslness. of
wine-seUing. the wine" that has' the
color and the sparkle of the old
time ' product, but has- - a minus
quality.! in that the' kick Is gone!
The-bottlesi have the famHir:-tre-
Vostead shape, and the color the I
same' charminc tone.
WlthHhe new' InbvatlonOf this
business there comes the startling 1
than one-half of ohe percent of the 1
kldc i ln' i the ' non-Intoxlcatine I
drink. ;T
One can secure" a nunYber of 1
driha ia the way of cordials and 1
wlies.f iTheii", Itlistrv'apriicot; 1
cherry, i blackberry, port. sherry.
and muscats w, -x- Jk
What former service j man can-1
nof i recall memories of France
when ithe : mention of Grenadine 1
is maae, creme - de menthVWer -
mohth; p ' '',A
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(Answer to yesterday's Puz7.!e)
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f I i liiC wa--..'
Look out for bill-ious attacks
along'abtnrt -tnwiat of 'theTxrontfr.
Too ".many; of ns"thinkmTe-of
our pockets- than of our reputa
tions. . - -.' - . ;
The solution' of lOneV sneeches
In Congress is to tax orators by
jthe word. -
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Being kind to others' doing' nse-
,fal ' work nd etUng, folks: alone
,s go enua8n religion ior any.
DO7
. History shows that r woman do?
votes 50. per cent-of her tune try
Ing to make : herself . S per cent
more beautiful, y
Her Heck says:
Is fewer - lawyers.
' What,we need
but a better
Quallty.,,
-A'
Coo tinned from a age 3)
terest to many locat-Teople. The
I Demarests have Ju&-closed ' a? s-
! ries -or meetings In'Torbntor Can
! Theyf WlU .be "In" Eugene? a week
from today.? . ' ' -,'
Mrs." Russell CaSlfn1 fs enjoyin e
a motor tHp through California.
Mr. and Mrs. i William McCall
had sr their gnests to dinner ;on
Wednesday' evening Mr. and Mrs.
J. C." Burton and children;. Tora
vman.; randy and .Edward. " A
delightful" radio program: was en
joyed' during the after - dinner
hours. '"..;'''"'"' :' "U..
The j rural comedy , drama,
'Down in Maine," pjayed to a
capacity house twice, in succession,
at the , Salem JlejghU.Comnvunlty
hall Wednesday-and Thursday eye-
nings many, people being-refused
tick&U . due to the crowded con
dition of-the hall ; . -., ..
The- .plot, is intriguinglyv puT
thtf situation tense, and eventual-
ading4nto the comic; the act
0 amateurs all, well adapted to
their parts. The -very:: .realistic
PiCttc scene laid . in.Cummings
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18 Terminus : .
19. Decay , rii
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23 Since
25 1 Weight measure
2 7 River, in .Egypt
?9 - Part of the arm
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82 Pertaining to sun
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35Uwl!e'd!to a; ship m'a storm
36 'Great-, fah.l
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39 1 Unit
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41. 'Dig up-
j42 Shffl denoting plural
H Period Of- me '
45 Fish
4T: Athletic association (ah.1)
4i?Polritl of compass" . '
5o 'Egg or Insect ' '
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60iprefii meanlng new
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fnaa" of nneyi'wilCtiile taaif who
4ye4;onf thej'joliarlmit'mongst
the jrdcksf and f pfnesi !tc pay for
his yoimger brotheral ed ucation,
am learning things th-t the more
sOph3stieated fitfajicler iohly1 gu ee
esf at jafteV great! triads. U Mrs. C,
yp. sawyer, as i Mrs. Zeph CoraH
m'ngsiitave.the- flesirNteuch'aa
fhe motherly New? Englaiid house-
wife f(iiperfecitioili;M-i!'" , "T
i fNeil Wentworth (Edward Barn.
eiae as 6 the i -'youthful I inventor
and 'Susie (Mfs.jK. Bariim)' Ms
sweetheart, furnished -tjheheart in
terest fin, a most j sutprising mon
ner.i The trials of . the vbune lov
eta wpnt straight ia the.hearU' of
the audience. If the furtive- dabs,
at- eyejr both with wisps" and lace
and? andanas are -a trustworthy
guidef rj j;i i( ' .- -; ;. ;.
MT: I Farnngtoa supported.
the 'character! of ("Keziah," vthtr
wishes. wedlock in a manner that
rocfcejd. the audiencej with, glee,
while Mr. Binsrlej wedded and won
by her wiles,; asserted his manlv
ndepenxlehce i in : a fashion some-
wnat disconcerting ip KepiahJ The
somnpW'nt Mr Tiompsj 6;a;Tat
hand; - while the . comic liongue of
Mosej Qosfiin7? WiniamTTrudFenJ
In his -woolngi oti IBjetBy"Tomps
( MrsrL (X) J WsiiiuN iwaj:y
no- ineansi me least : oiuie comJC
relief-)- to- theH- moreH-fseriotrs- mo-
iiwall vi. , I It i-.H it iJ.-.lM ,t. 4
".. And last, to give him; due meed
of praise, Jlrasey,!i th! fresh air
bo
(Rodney Hardiiiaij)" was
jiTirr Trfr'-t.r-r ,T 7
ds or CatafrU
The .way ! to' i- ciealr i'the ' head
quiefclyj is with; Ely's jCceam. Balm.
Apply it Jn the nostrils and breathe
iL The1- fumes' larle l antlseotic.
Theyj : combat the 0 germ u attack
The heaft. Is clea?'eJ t tel' .inflam-'
trouble is checked at; once..
internal treatments deal
only
wttfi results, j, They are Slow.
Com
me me gerni3wnererxn,ey a
tek:
End 4ie' misery; !; stop the' cold
Ask your! druggist! for-a bottle
of Ely'a iCreamv BSalmLi Get! its
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11 Western state (ab.) ' j
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20 Animal appendages .
22 Everything : "! '
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69 Ah ocean liner (ab.) !
70. - Ai continent (abl)
71' A.' southern state (ab.)
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prieea berora -aeninc or bcyina;., 403 S.
ChorcL St., Phtiia 215ft.. Rea. Khone
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SCHKi: WAH-AtPTO-WRROKI NO-OO? WiH
- br7i -cW car. tiisheaA eaak price
. pald a085W.vOotttmarcil tU..l-jl3t
torag5
wlw piUUl LfUIieill(i 7 nil jrTjTiT I
mhim, h per monUu 188 N. Up
ltol. Taxaa- caraxa. j, t l-JBtf
STORAGE ;,
Ojen '.ajridwajlitj
Waihiog and
grea iiiig.
;-:.EIKER:Atp;;Cp;
;. 'Coraer Xiberty.ahd Va'iTy
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AUTO TOP3
3
-i i STATIONARY TOPS --
Tk very Uteat In auto top ":
' , . , . Reaeooatrte-Prle- . , -.
519-BTaTe -St7- t int
FOR KENT -
PR1XTED-CARDS, SIXEf 14" B7
. wor&ioc ,Fer -Reatv'1 price- 10 eonta
.each. Stateamaa -Baalaeaa Offica, . on
- Ground-flor. "' . - t
HOUSJ? -A5J
APARTirENTfiP PHONE"
4-nl!7tf
FOR RENT Apartmeats
..j ii-
4 JVNiS ROOM-UNFURNISHED Apart
menta Close in, 465 Center. 5-117
HEATED APARTMENTS FIRST .Floor,
.uniurnisneu. siu jx. J4tn. 5 f 14
FOR REKT APARTMENTS
,.CoainerriaL
881 ,
APARTMENTSr268 -N.. COTTAGE.. 6ntf
2 THREE-ROOM' ".APARTMENTS- Partly.
xarnisnea. catD. t:u a Capttol.
, 1 :- 5-118
constant . surprise; ,-h Is- vqeabolary
was1 straight from "T'oid Ave'hoo
"an de tracks,'. and- histcansfor-
mation into aa. industrious school
boy' is wonderful. ":' : !.; ':,.;"
The play; was well received and
la to be repeated-aboulVthe- county'
by request of various organiza
tions. The proceeds will, go - to
different .community., -affairs, 4 we
ate Informed, t " , j .
"Down in s Maine', will be put
on by the War - Mothers at .the
Grand theater ia the near future.
. Miss"' Hazeif Hinds waathostess
to a -number of. friemie at-j Valr
en tine-party lasfceveningir Ai -the
refreshment; hour - tiny Ted-- heart
boxes, fastened ."by- red1 streamers
fromi the' hands 'of a'-curild ttJ-'
pended f r6m a-basketv orsviolets
and hardstftis,- told of the engage
ment of her sister. Ruby Hinds, to
Edg'ar . Trebflcock of Kellog; Idaho.
-No date has been, set for'the" wed
dlng....".:i
Those present, were-the -Misses
Ruby Hidds,' GIaayv - Morton,
Helen Dbckwood;' -Ruth DrewV
Clara Smith, riaura.-Peinherton,
Mabel CtfrtyJ Heleii Curry, Ma
tha 'Leavenworth, Margaret Leav
en worth;- Elaine- -Cba pin,- Alice
Falk," Noair Terril and 'the-hos
tess, ; Jnr' CT'5''1-.";" "'r",."-r 1
1 1 Mlsal Ruby dihda is the aush-.
ter of Mr. and Mrs; Joha-F. )I1d(1s
ot CorvalliS; and an employe of
the: Seavy-IJell Insurance company
ot this; city. ;, ? .; - ii
ll li? ; S ' W "P ! -.
The Sweetv Briar club-was de-
light f ully t-;eTJtertained this- raid-
week: at the home -of Mrs.-M.- C
petteys. Plans for ihe remainder
Of the" year occupied the members
tor, the most of the afternoon,-after!
Which the Intereetlng paper of
the day on: "The Weaving of Tap-
eptry' was tread by . Mrs. Ralph
Alien.' I I :.-
f : Mr Charlotte Selden- was, a
special guest of the group rMera-
'bers' of the club present included
MrpJ f Arthur lJtley.! Mrs CorydOh
Ulodgett,: Mr.-;-WIlWam McCall,
Mrs Al SteineC frs. t Lou" Grofo;
Mrs,' A-s- Hr BunnMrs. Ed Prattt
Mifis NeUIe Taylor, Mrs. W C.
Franklitf; Mrs. C. C. Chaifee, Mrs.
B.; f Moll.- Mrs: $fC. Pafe; Mrs;
James ImlahAMrs. .KarliKugeli
Mrs.- Ciena .Adams. Mra,, Fed Allen,-
Mrs. I Ralph Allen, .and the
hostefe llrs. Petteys. ' v 7 ;
- Mrs. r Chaffee "wlir'be" the blah's
hext"hostessv----.-.,"5
j Ia Valentine social was held-" at
this Swegle- school ' Friday' after
noonJ After the valentines 'were
ew-hang'ed aniorig the'cbildreo: an
old fashioned; spelling : match was
heid.-j The parents asl.wpn- as the
children ; took . part and ,the Acham-plo-a
peller forv the afternoon aa
Mrs.1 -Alice Cochrane - -.-. j-
' ; In'the bourse .of the afteVnoon
a-t"dother-ttatherf clhh --. nH
gaafzed with; Mrs. C. R: West. as
hpresident and Mrs. Wi Small eec-
retary. A bottateous . , luncheon
Vai -served and an enjoyable time
was tad ry t il -T-esectf r-.
hold - its firt ftieetine-' PrMar
Mareh-6th.-' " " ' "
Advertising Dept.
Od week(aix laaerttena)
e!
20e
Ub aaonuk
Six moiHba contract, pec aaok15ei
1Z niontna- euiraci.-per monuiiv:e '
Mioimom lor aar advertisement 25
FOR REXT Rooms
OFFICE ROOMS IXQCIRE ROOM 22
. . Breyraaa Block. 6(ebl3t(
PLKASANT ROOM FOR GflN'TLKM AN
Cloae iaw trhon-'5aS-W. 6 il4
BOARD AND KOOM FOR TWO.:PHONT:
-.lS4T-M . ..... v i etna
RdOJt'ANir BOARD IN" PRIVATE fam
ily for one or two business .women. tttO
Marion. - ., 6fl5
ROOM . FOR . RENT MODERN HOME,
tares blocks from itate hoaaa, for -
. ttaman. Moat fire refereneee. , Pleaaf ,
addreaa A. B., car Stateamaa. 6-ol7H
PRDVTED CARDS, SinnT' BT-H
wardtnc, , "Bootaa to Rent," price 10
cents eaekr- Stateaanata BoaineU office.
Oronnd floor. - ',
FUll IIL'NT Ilouiee" ' 7"'
6 ROOM-FURNISHED HOUSE (Moderat
-'er- apt. Alw iwm ' and board;: T"
Cpnunereiat . , 7
row - rent eTtooar-gotTSEr 2000
bUtfl atreet, 40. . . .
WINJflE PETf TJOHK
'-' v , J RHor . --
11 Ora BWf. ' T-JSltf -;
FOR M1TiF.i.w1flsrfllanroni H
. - - - . . 1
;CIX)VER. HAY, - SLIGHTLY. DAMAGED.
.- SlO vatr-tota;.- J. H. Engenian, Mirer
. ..tan,1 Ores. .8115
7& ' GLADIOLA BULBS,' BLOOMING aiaa --
, postpaid, S I.'.;, E ; A. Bnaett i nrttry
: .Co, Salem... . . - . . ,8:ll
F03C TERRIER PUPPIES960,RROAD
.way. Mrs. lUUiwiU. Pb 1076 W.
: ; . -. - - lariat'
DRAG SAWS ,CHEAP-NEW -THOMAS
portable h p., all metal construotion.
Mounts wiU two wheela. VTheeU like
wkeelkorraw. iliH poilayor onaet
tioa to crosscut saw, churn, separator.
. ete. - Priced oinptetaX wlia bfhad at :
SSa each ..o.U Portland. - .
. . ALASKA JUNK CO. ,r
' iv 203 1'rout, I'ortlaftd, Oregon. - . ;
Will allow 5. credit (ut- aaw M ad
.ia-' enclosed with order. g m!2
Fruit Trees
Walanta and ah robbery. Bfgb an
Ferry. Frultland Nursery." A". J. Uatla-is,-
Prop. Pbone 1140-M aniasac- -
--: - ... . SilStl.
Willamette Valley
Pa a Balesyard at Ml Oosrt atreat,
at Kennedya paintahop.-oppAaita Ha-,
;ek a atora.AU kinds of frjji and ant
trcaa. Or, Beaa'a Big- Fraack praaa.- ;
!5?U7 t "ea- Phona lfla. Reg.
105P5. JeU Mathis. Prop. " ' 8-14t
FOR - SALE RUUD GAS WATER
beater, nearly sw; and ga range in
good condition.,. Cail 640 -Chcmekets.
' ' -: - - , 8-114
fOR SAL3S OLD KEWSPAPERS. It
oentl atunTle. " Olrcblatioa daparUna&Tl '
Oregon Statesman. .. . .. .. ,
Beautiful Oregon Ros ;
And elevaa otker Oregea sangs- t
gatker with a fiae collection ol patriot's,
aoaga. sacred aoaga and auny aid tint
faroritea. . . -, .
; . ' ; AXZf f03t 25e - .
igfa& &Suk-. fca" Matity1; lota) r
Especially adaptable .for achool. eont
X,r .kaajaj-ajnging.- Sea lor
: Western Sortsster
TO pagaa bow la ita third aditioa
. : . PabU'aked.By- ,
' OHEGOJT TEAOHEis" MONTH ', .
,ll& 8. Commareial 6t. SaUm, Or. "
DRAG SAW-FOR SALE a. SKW oni
1 niaa.powar dra- aawv- mil - tal m
...utwun; fwowaeia zander fram
permits machioa to ba moTedTlika a
wljeeilrTaw'. Several ipveial feataraa""
Thia kaa aertr baea aaed. , WtU at
at a anbaUntial rednetiea' aad miff
terms to. raapoaalbU party. . Wn .Jtf.
acatar, Salein,. Or, -. R. . Box as l v
- : ' .- - - ; b-24
f Tresi)jJN(rtIces
TreTiipaVBKoUcVarelaV 14 lacbaa'Vl -
9 iacbes, printed on -good 10 aac
'caavan bearing tha word,- "Notiea It
fVb7 5'VB Th Treaapasaing I
fl,r ,t'r,'Parbdd'e Oat TksPremJaa
Undeir Penalty Of ProacBion-t Priea
' irl,,eh r two lor 25. etateama
Ppbliakiag Company, gal em, Oregow
- FOR SALK .Livestock - 9 -
WORK HORSE CHEAP PHONE 18F22.
TETE BIN ARIAS DB, PaTTIRSOll
tms. aiurw, - - B-dSOtl
TRTTi W. LANnt vrrrftiwipnn
t'Ofrtel i 438 8; Commercial. Phoaa 1191
Rea.
-WOOD FOR SALE 11
LENAKER SAWS WOOD Phono 2097 J.
DRY WOOD. POTIR vruvr ivn a t..v
llmia
IBlNt.BlJOCKWOOD.- g3.T5 ER
ada 114. Phone 1879-W.
11-tnS
GOOD COAL DRY WOOI
. vPBOMPT DEI.IVERIES
? HILLMAN TVTU CO. ' V
V i AEONS' 1855: v, ? r
DBY WOOD rOR. SALE Phona 254 ot
WWDSAWINO JCTDD AND BCHMIDT.
i 11-J18U
DRY SLAB WOOD- jro sat. si
Becond. gyowtkv; ; Phone 176ft. 11F22
BEST. GBADB-OP' WOOD-
. ' . ' It., and 1 iaca.
Dry prill wood.
Dty and'greaa mill waod.
-Dry second growth fir.- -
Dry and old lir. .
, - , - Dry 4 It. ash;
FRED LY WELLS -ProTBrt
delivery and raasonabl prifa
380 feonth Church. Phgne 1543. ll-a
feEST SECOND GROWTH na $7; eAS
l INCH AND 4 FOOT WOOD CiV ATT,
J i "".- reaaonabla a-i-pTc.;r
daUTar. Phoaa 1958-W , Il-al3t
IftVINCII-OLD FIB, 4.POOT OLD HB.
rtf1 .5. -aaa. Phona
D. Mfii.M
.vAF .... TXZT- .1ST. FAT.1 - r
jewelry. Hoke Smelling and Keening
Ca, Otacgo, Mvchij-ao, 13-iZltf