"h OREGON STATESMAN Salexa. Oregon, Friday. Morning; April 15, 1938
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tain Hebert
Inspects Camps
Captain Clarence A. Hebert, of
the Vancouver barracks, CCC
district. Inspected Camp Min
City, near Silver Creek Falls and
Its two side camps this week.
Camp Mill City is a . fire, fight
ing camp for Marion, Linn and
Clackamas counties. - It main
tains a side camp, of 25 men.
at the North Fork Ranger Sta
tion, about 12 miles out of Mo
lalla, Clackamas county rnd an-
omer side camp, of 25 men, near
uates in Linn county.
The CCC work -the winter
is preparing roads into th ' 1m
passable forest entanglement so
thai fires may be reached quick
ly In the summer. Capt.". He
bert was formerly commanding
officer ot both Camp Arboretum
and Camp Mill City and is fa
miliar with the district:
The Oregon state forestry, un
der the supervision of ; T. D.
Pomeroy, has charge of the work
project. Lieut. James S. Har
rls Is commander of Camp Mill
City. - - .
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Camp Mill
Man Promoted
Junior Forestry Foreman Wil
liam T. Foust, of Camp P-214.
received notice from the US civH
service commission, that he had
been appointed as a caterpillar
operator with the federal gov
ernment and was ordered to re
port to Fort Peck, Mont., for
service.
Foust has served In the CCC's
In various capacities, first as an
enrolls then as local experienced
man and finally as junior for
estry foreman. State Forestry
Educational Adviser Ralph South
wick and Camp Mill City Edu
cational Adviser Frank Drake
assisted him in qual?fying for
the position. The federal gov
ernment is building the largest
dirt dam in the world at Fort
Peck.
Pioneer Caravan Lands at Original Colony
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state house, the inference being
that the sculptor pointed out that
spot as being most suitable. It
announced that the capitol
grounds will be graded and land
scaped by July 1. The Circuit
Rider statue will add to the
beauty and impresslveness of the
spot where it shall be derided
to place It! The matter is ot
slight Interest to the public ex
cept as a subject for idle specu
lation.
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Marking the 150th anniTersary of the settlement of the northwest territory, a WPA-sponsored caravan
dnpliratlng the first pioneer company arrived at Marietta, O., above, after making their way by cov
ered wagon and erode hoaseboat from Ipswich. Mass. Thousands were on hand at the first Ohio city
and former capital of the northwest territory to greet the "pioneers.
Camp Boys Put
Out House Fire
Four CCC boys, of Camp Mill
City, did themselves proud Thurs
day, in putting out a fire at the
residence of W. D. Ri kett. near
the camp. When Mrs. W. D.
Rlckett found her house was on
fire, she ran to tbe edge of the
camp and screamed fire. The
Dixie toys were there with their
fire buckets and in .a jiffy out
went the fire.
The heroes of the day were
Leader Sam Quarls and enrolees,
Gerald Yar borough. Emory Mus
selwhite and William Urqu
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Speculates
By 0. H. TALMADGE
As to That
know we know we
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That we
know.
That we don't know we
know,
That that that we calll a that
May or may not be that that,
And that that that's not that
that
Does us not much good to know,
At any rate, it seems so.
It has been a cold and back
ward spring. A cold and back
ward spring is one when you ask
a , man on the street what was
the score yesterday he says he
doesn't know.
A place for everything and
everything in its place. Good old
rule. I recollect that was what
Cud Kipper said when he punch
ed Gid Pelty's nose.
Street talk is mostly rumors,
Here, there and eve:ywhere,-
The air filled full of rumors,
The rumors filled with air.
The Circuit Rider
If rumors were ti be dpen4ed
upon the statue of "The Circuit
Rider," the bronze memorial to
News eomes to me from a
private source (the announce
ment has probably appeared in
the Hollywood syndicate stuff.
of which there is such a plenti-
tude, but it so I. missed it) that
Mrs. O. O. Mclntyre, widow of
the late New York columnist.
has chosen Ned Sparks to lm
personate Mr. Mclntyre In a
forthcoming film, having Id do
with his career. Not a very hap
py choice, I would say, but she
probably knows what she is doing.
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by Robert A. Booth of Eugene,
a good piece of work by A. Phi
mister Proctor which I have ever
thought to be very good, al
though certain of the pioneer
critics have found some fault
with its details, of little or no
importance, would be engaged
in galloping from place to place.
instead of resting peacefully in
a spot near the southwest cor
ner of the state house grounds,
to which It was removed follow
ing the burning of the state
house In 1935. I have heard ru
mors that the statue was to be
ultimately removed to the Wil
lamette campus, that It was to
be placed In a spot west of the
new capitol, that it would be re
moved to a commanding position
on the State street side, tnat a
place would be made for it in
the new grounds to the north.
But the Rider, eyes ever Intent
upon th? open book in his hand,
still plods patiently alonj; in the
old spot and arrives nowhere.
However, Mr. Proctor rs in Sa
lem a few days ago, in consulta
tion, it is understood, as to the
most suitable place for the lo
cation of the statue, and now a
rumor is current that the statue
She Told the President
Amongst the thousands, or
perhaps millions, of things said
by President Roosevelt during
the past few years. Is this: "The
only thing to fear is fear it
self." A short time ago Mrs
Eleanor Patterson of th- Wash
ington Heraid-Times. who is, I
believe, a daughter of Joseph
Medill, owner, publisher and edi
tor of the Chicago Tribune for
many years, called on the presi
dent and asked him to say
sf mething that will banish fear
and aid, at leastin putting bust'
ness back on its feet. The pres
ident retorted.-according to Mrs.
Patterson, "All right. You go
ahead. Write out exactly what
you think I could say that would
banish fear. I'll dare you."
Mrs. Patterson took tho dare.
Wednesday of last week an open
letter from her . to the p-esident
appeared on the first page ot
the Herald-Times. In this let
ter she said. "Fear is depressing
industry. With due Tespect, you
should concede the obvious. This
fear is fear of you." Letters in
a . flood from all parts of the
country have been pouring Into
the Herald-Times office since the
publication of the open letter.
All enthusiasticaly endorse Mis.
Patterson's sentiment. She says
she is astonished by the ava
lanche her open letter started.
I wonder?
his jtather presented to the state is to have a place east of the
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I gather from timid glances at
the women In the street that
ears are becoming fashionable
again.
Would you consider It a fav
orable Indication or otherwise j
when a person loses Interest in
the daily comic strips? This
query comes by wire from a
half-dark office In the next
block. Perhaps favorable, per
haps not. Have you had your
eyes examined?
I wouldn't sacrifice
quality for economy
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trie,
Airway's thrifty price may b the big attraction
when you buy your first pound. But once you taste
its glorious freshness. ..its deep mellow 8avot,..good'
mrss keeps you buyinit
And whaljabuy it ist Airway is blended from
choice, top-grade coffees, popular the world over.
The price is low only because Airway requires no
costly container, no extra handling. It's rushed
straight from roaster to grocer... sold in the bean...
tore ground.
Few coffees can match Airway's quality at Air
way's price... and we'd like to prove hi On our
snoney-back guarantee, won't yon try one pound?
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The morning newssheet of this
dav and date carries 15 or zo
portraits of individuals who
chance at the time to be in the
public eye. The only one in the
lot, the subject of which failed
to respond to the photographer's
"Mir we. have a smile, please?"
was an Austrian army officer
who committed suicide, and who
was probably contemplating the
act when the picture was iaten.
The man who feels things in
m vmea was sitting on tne
doorstep yesterday morning when
T returned from breakfast. He
says there will be a number of
nmrises of a political naiure
during the coming several
mnnth Shncks! I can feel
that much In my own bones.
There Is a point at 'wbich
words fail. A gentleman was
speaking ot women's hats when
ha eaM thls I reckon I am
lackine in something or other.
see nothing wrong wun wom
en's hats as now prevailing.
The longer stays tne ciouay
SDell.
The brighter seems the sun
shine;
The longer stays a chilliness,
The welcomer Its aecime.
More Dixie Bovs
Get Certificates
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Caprtifkt 19 t, Dwlfht UwvU Cwfor
Seven more young men have
earned educational certificates at
Camp Mill City, bringing tne to
tal number, for .he Dixie boys.
up to 79 graduates. Tnere nave
been 195 southern ooys a.-. ia
rmn? over 40 per cent of them
1ita completed some definite
amount of educational work for
which they have receiea a writ
ten certified acanowieagmem.
Over 89 per cent of those, now
In camp, try taking up some
kind of self Improvement work.
Firemen Sponsor
Aumsville Drama
AUMSVILLE The town fire
men are sponsoring a comedy.
"Nothing Up His Sleet e." a
seven-act comedy. Also a snort
skit. 'The Mountain Boys Came
tn Town" which win ne pre
sented . Wednesday nl-sht, April
SO. in the school gymnasium.
An admission fee will be
charged, which will help to swell
the fund being raised to provide
adequate fire protection for tne
community.
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Special Easter Prices Effective
Friday and Saturday, April 15 and 16
Schillings Whole Cloves ESSm
Natural Pineapple Juice Vl? 2gQ
I-Yesh from the
factory,
1-lb. pkg.
DolesPincapplt;
Spears
12 long spears Serve with your
Easter Ham
2's taO
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Asparagus
ill a uc -- Bjjnjj
Palmolive SoapH
This Coupon and E5
Good for S Bars
Friday and Saturday Only I
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SIPnWA.(5IBI
Magic Valley All Green Special
Free from grit - 2H'a fin
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Dulaney Sweet Potatoes 2'
I rj TTl 1 Ocean Breeze San Jnan fanciest
Sf y4 iJ No " the lowest price in y
tins
Del Monte Sweet Potatoes 2
Whole Kernel Corn
Del Monte or Del Mais
12-oz. tins
for
IBimi? Ha (SBfls9c pkg- 31
Burch Sea Food Crackers
Spiced Just right.
pkg.
Armours Corned Beef
No. .Watts
12-oz. tina
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Locked 7n 14b, tins
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Pacific Choice Peaches Hj
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Date or Petite Prunes 2. H
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X W 1L large pkg. ES
inucoap nppicd, uua i7t
Fancy C Grade Wrapped
Cucumbers 4 for 25c
Oranges . . each lc
Fancy Med. Size, Fnll-o-J aire .
This week tec are featuring
SivifCs P.re-Cooked II ams. Don't
forget your sample. ;
BAKERY DEPT.
Easter Cah cs .
Two layers, pink and white, with Krtter tcibs
and Easter decorations.
CroccBunc dz30c
FILLED WITH MIXED FRUIT
Damascus Ice Cream
,i29c
With Special Custard
Easter Center
U. S. Government Inspected
Sausage '2 lbs. 29a
Pure Pork, Country Style -
Pork Chops k-2Sg
Center Cuts
Boiling; Beef esg
.- - Lean and Meatyi
Sliced -Bacon . - 25g
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