Gold Hill news., February 28, 1929, Image 1

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¿ H B ^ iæ L O H IL L N B V , JACKBQN COUNTY, OREGON TH U K H liA Y," f KBBIJ ABV 7.
Ukeleie Clubs to Present
Hawaiian Operetta Tonight
I929
NUMBER 4«
«ANCE H ALL B il l.
Bird Refuge Act W ill Mean
Much for Game Preservation
PARREI» BY HOUSE
PROSPECT IS
GOOD IN 12th
RESERVE DIST
Only ttie signature of Governor
Patterson rem ain, to make S. B. 78,
to regulate p ublic dances, a law.
'I he measure, introduced by Sen­
ator George Dunn o f Ashland, was
The N o rb f rk-Andresen m igratory i
passed by the Senate some time ago
Those who mo to the Gold H ill
ODD CALENDAR REVEAI S
bee,', eóáeu’d Íi'to l a w 'b j a 'm J n i-
' í ' ” * ™ 1' and today w a , passed by the house.
high school auditorium , F rid a y eve­
I nder its terms, the county court
DATB8 FOR 2„„ YEARS - «
vote , im th bran4 . o f t h . ,
ning, w ill he transported Io the
o f each county is given power to re ­
■South Sen» and there given a re ­
«th «.""gres, and by approval of
,ra|io„ of W om fn., C|uba
gulate dances in towns under 600
Ib, I res dent I, one of the most other bodies, as w e ll as a „ uncount populat on and places in the coun­
hearsal o f the romance and music
A perpetual calendar w hich can
w ild life
conservrtion
The firs! month o f the year 1929
o f those bew itching isles.
Songs be printed on a business cord or im portant
ed number o f individuals, gave fu ll ty w hich are not incorporated as
measures that have been w ritte n on
amt effective support to the meas­ towns, ft classes “ social clubs,” was a month of greater than sea­
and dances, love, rupture and ro- ' " ‘’» '"rlz e d in a short w h ile has
the statute book, o f any nation,
w h eh are in re
a lity
p ubiic ••—•»,-»,
dances. sonal acuvny
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a c tiv ity in business in the
mance w ill be m ingled w ith tears been worked out by 0 . A tkins, com­ file outstanding exception is the re­ ure. Ihus, w ith cham pion, o f the ' .
cause in a ll parts o f the co u n try , n . , ' r p ro ' , i r ‘ “ ' ‘ gory and also T w e lfth Federal Reserve D istrict
m ercial p rin te r, liv in g in Portland.
and music us thi» operetta is un­
lated m ig ra to ry -b ird tre a ty act of
ion««. ,.r
1
and in both house,
of Congress, •—
to g*'<'s Hie county court power to re-
Mr Atkins ha, been w o rk in g on
and available data indictate a con­
folded to the audience, fo r tliu t is the idea in his spare tim e fo r i& 1918, w hich the present la w is de- pres, the matter, the perfected b ill guíate them.
a ctivity
20 years
years uml
und now
now ha,
ha, it
it dow
dow n
n ' signed to ’ supplement.
“ BPwvnent. Both laws neceived unanimous approval.
The b ill dr
,F , not make it u n la w fu l tinuance “ of > this a«
' v t y d u rin g the
ju st what is going to happen. P ris­ o r 20
a
point
where
he
i
,
realty
to
put
“
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H'
e
?b'
i
The
Biological
Survey,
the
bureau
f"
r
pub,ic
d:'
n
r,'s
to
extend
over
*‘a
r|y
'«“
>*
"
f
February.
The major
to
c illa M rlsinger. w ell know n a rtist
use. Arrangem
. u . v . c , it into
*'ito ****'•
Arrangem ents
ent, are now ,,
.
.
" .
' ¡'
Un< , r of the department o f A g ricu ltu re ' 'i t ° Sunday m < rn in ,x but gives the industries of the D istrict operated
on the steel gu ita r and a
ukulele
COUn,v co
u rl pow
"« » 'e
... —
u - j ..,- during
j_ _ -
court
er r to el«.»
close dance, on heavier
schedule,
Janu-
whose a llu rin g music in nsplre, th r being made to copyright the system ,,r<rtrc t ihe w ib l h l^ Z ^ ih n /o v 'h o .- k ,hal a'b n in i’ *ers the Federal aetiv- 1 county
in
I'Bu’«’ '• " " the market.
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.i
*»
t?
,
Mies relative to m ig ra to ry birds to rL ld ie n m ra iíe r a ‘ j
radio listeners each we rek, , is _
H’ 1'" 8* ’ a ry ’ ,929’ ,ban ei,her December o r
"£ d
and both' wiH
“admmistered ‘ by ea“ ma,e» ,hat 100 ‘ ® » » refuges w ill
cliurge of the d ire c tio n o of f this
this p?r-
per­ I „ ^ ^ T w i l T
ty officers
volume
»»
"* ** " ’ »««««"M e re ,, uy e v e n tu a lly
,
yh
ty
o il . s , , i - y y a ll nig h t dance, are Jan,,al'y ’ ,928' J * »
formance w hich besitenk, success llgures w ill give one the day o f ;
£
^ r v e y of
I(M, „ (.(| jn
areas l n a
p: -
*»•
w here legal and m oral ' rade transacted in the D is tric t was
fo r the young people w ho compose he week upon w h ich any dab w ith j "
n 200 years falls or fell. F o rty
Departm ent «* A g ricu ltu re .
p), r „
, he
'«
,, s tra n d
f
orgolten, it is expect- la rger than a year ago, end declines
the Ukulele clubs.
[a
dditional
words
and
llgures
w
ill
fh
e
new
law,**
gives
a
dditional
A
uthorization
is
made
fo
$75
.
ed
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s 'Bat extend after from the December peak o f trade
A ll year the boys and g irl* o f the
I extend
this to ten centuries. Mr. force and
effect to the e a rlie r ,000, w hich i f appropriated Is to be- m idnight w ill he forbidden.
(a c tiv ity were lnostly snla||er ,han
(•old H ill school have been strum m ­
A tkin s
use, a d efinite figure fo r measure by pro vid in g Federal funds come available on July 1, 1929, fo _ r
1 ni,er "« • measure, i f Governor the seasonal expectation. From a ll
ing and picking nt th e ir instrum ents
each century and fo r each month
'h e survey, purchase, and es- use i n p re lim in a ry
surveys
In ' ’a lU rro n signs j | ( the county court parts o f the D istrict have come re-
and have been doing real energetic
w ith a variable figure fo r the year. | 'ablishm ent o f large1 area, through- 1930
1930 the
the amount
amount authorized
authorized to
to be
oe Wl11
n c the pow er to clase any p o rt, of generally sound business
practicing getting ready fo r th e ir
Recently he has tested this sys- out the e n tire co u n try to lie m ain-
available w ill be $200,00(1,
in ¡dan“ ’ w h ich becomes a gathering
.
. and
... ...
prem ier showing of “ Love Pirates
conditions.
tern w ith old calendar, and dates. I 'ained as in vio la te sanctuaries— 1931 ~ $000.000, fo r surveys and the l’' aci fo r those w ho violate laws,
o f Hawaii,** w hich w ill be offeree!
Those tendencies in the cre d it
llis system takes in to consideration feeding,
nesting,
and
resting acquisition o f lands fo r refuges - «"•»? B ill is expected to give officers
to the public fo r the firs t tim e, F ri­
situation, w hich were a notew orthy
the
leap
year,
and
can
fx-
adjusted
grounds
where
forever
the
m
igrat-
I
or
six
years
fo
llo
w
in
g
1931
an
an-
1
1
pow
erful
weapon
in
cleaning
up
day night.
so as to lake in the years p rio r to Big species o f birds may enjoy nual appropriation o f $1,000,600 is dances, and to make proprietors feature o f the year 1928, persisted
d n rin n g January, 1929. Commer­
1752, when the new calendar was 1 complete protection.
authorized. At the close o f this
'Be officials i „
m aintaining
N IG H T PROWLERS ROB
cial demand fo r credit was moder­
adopted. The present plan
w as 1
.
period it is anticipated that suffie- ! standards of decency.
I,„¡i,
...
,
IB c measure as passed is a na- le
GOLD H IL L CLOTHES LINES Dll
but
member
loans on sec-
n t a re K « i l l 1..,..« »
\
' ate
•'
u
u ' ,IR
,I«>tr bank Ioans
III lilitill 11|(* J 2 IIlOI)t}ls ('«11P •!< I r i*
1
1
iio a R
r.
acknowledgment , .?
o f I the
care fo r h e ,m r
" PrOCUre'
\ ’»nMinnlly introduced, the b ill u rltie , continue t0 expand. B o rro w -
but can be adjusted to fit iiiK the
- , tre- , to
■ssenHal nee.f, .d h ” 7 ^ " “ T
i " ’'
' ” 7 ' ° ‘ ,5° ° W » - b«««
the F e d :ra l Be«-rve Bank
Petty thieves and night p ro w le rs m onth, calendar now proposed and a ™
' n,por,8n7 « ' ‘ he b,rds o i
" ' America as a id , in the develop essential needs o f the hints. An- . Hon an,I less, hut it w as amended o f San Francisco increased d u rin n ff
have become active again in the w hich M r A tk in . r . v n L '
’
‘
««nnng
( ment o f agriculture.
It acknow l- nual appropriations o f $200.000 are to read 600 by the house co m m itte e 1 January
c ity . This time it was the clothes
and the first week of Feb­
authorized th e re a fte r to pay the on health and morals
edges
also
the
w
ill
o
f
the
American
lin e , of several o f the tw o n ’s people
ruary. D uring the second week o f
The population must be computed
IM-ople to give adequate protection cost, of m aintaining and p a tro llin g
tliu t was the object of tin- thieves.
he establisoed refuges. t „ protect fr o i„ lll(.
(
, , , 7 ' ‘ J February discounts at the Reserve
io the beautiful and harm les, crea­
Three diffe re n t people reported the
the birds from poachers and pre,la- Illotion
of
It,.p r;,S(.ntativc '*v ° " Rank were reduced slig h tly. In te r­
tures that are heard ill season from
Io s o f articles o f clothing. Mrs.
est rates were firm e r d u rin g Janu­
to
ry
ereatuires,
to
co
n
tro
l
disease
every forest, copse, and hedgerow
Briggs of Ashland.
Geo. Ilu iiu n e rsly seem, to be the
ary ami the firs t h a lf o f F ebruary,
in the land. And it fu rth e r recog­ when poM ible, and to encourage the
1929, than any tim e the past tw o
biggest loser in the Monday night
nizes the importance o f the m ig ra ­ pro d u ctio n o f natural foods..
years.
ruid. She reports the loos o f a num ­
The m ig ra to ry B ird Refuge Act
to ry game bird« a , a food supply
In d u stry employed a larger num­
ber of handkerchiefs, table linen,
and p rim a rily a* a „ incentive to the ’ *r<‘n# ,Bens immeasurably the legis-
ber o f men than is usual d u rin g
and a boy’, s h irt, other items were
healthful sport, outdoor study, and *a,’ on already enacted by Congress
January, and output o f copper, steel,
n«t touched. Mrs. i . W. Livingston
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recreational
a c .. tiv ..
ity so essential . in 'deisgned to perpetuate, foster, and 1
metal and machine shop products,
reported the loss o f tw o shets the
protect
the
m
igratory
birds
o
f
Am
­
the development of a stu rd y A m eri­
lumber, and petroleum was excep­
same night and Mrs. Tom Smith the
erica. W hile adhering to the estab- '
can manhood.
tio n a lly high fo r this season o f the
loss of a g ir l’s dress. A» the three
lisheij p rin cip a l that these species
The act d e fin ite ly strengthens the
year. The b u ild in g and construc­
places are separated by several
I by reas°n o f th e ir m igratory nature
arm o f ttie Federal Government in
tion in d u stry, though
re la tive ly
block the m arauder, evidently must
C onstruction o f tw o new cabins '•* sound, constructive and progres- ¡ 7 War<^s
* nc*c Sam, it allows
quiet, showed some improvement
have taken a fa irly complete sur­
Civ- a"« <‘nco“ ra«es the fu ll cooperation
nt the Omars Auto Park in this e
c itv
i t y . ! she policy
p olicy o f b ird protection
protection. Civ
as compared w ith recent months.
vey o f the to w „ i n that evening.
is now being completed. The new | iliz a tio n and the advance o f indus- of the in d ivid u a l States in the tasks
Value o f sales, at both re ta il and
responsibilities,
and
benefit,
of
the
eoltages are co zily b u ilt and con- ley, w h ich have often been ruthless
wholesale, w a , substantially larger
JACKSONVILLB f!A8 GOOD
«
« . i. - . i. . arranged
------------. . to care * fo r the in th e ir disregard o f the needs o f progressive program.
veniently
than d u rin g January a year ago,
GRANGE ATTENDANCE
W ith o u t the Refuge Act to sup­
_____
needs o f the
traveling
p ublic ttie w ild creatures, are influences
and merchandise carloadings also
p
o
rt
the
provisions
o
f
e
a
rlie
r
Fed­
t J
; ,;“ cB cabin w ill contain a shower, Unit from year to year have de­
Citizens o f the N orthw est and exceeded those o f January, 1928.
Jacksonville Grange had a good hath. gas range, b u ilt-in breakfast
_____________ eral legislation it is d iffic u lt to con­
creased the w ater and marsh areas
There was a slight increase inn
especially residents o f Oregon w ill
a e 11 a nee
as
F rid a y evening, nook and a fro n t room to be used ! " f 'Be co u n try by many thousands ceive how our birds— the ducks, the
be given the o p o rtu n ity to show the general average o f com m odity
geese, ird
and the ' m
species of
to degree w ork, given to the f,d ' ( outside'' dm,rs '¡fr ‘ ‘ ' i X g "p ro v id e d ? ¡s c ' X t " ' l h - d ' c l i s e
Son«
" * yriad
* 1 destroyer
song b
birds * and
and insect
desir o y e r s - ,‘Í ‘ Ír ,í.n*í‘rest..l j n devt'1lIüPÍ" 8 8 fU' p rice , du rin g January, 1929. Most
significant from the standpoint o f
. ..
turc
w
^ " D ^ M r ^ d
w",î,
S ! m iik l M r Mr»« «.»««u.« i
......- trade
-
- ith
- ttie
sa m H
e awaiian
-ü ;;;; WÜ, is- be this D is tric t were advances in prices
priveledged to enjoy the scenic of wheat, copper and lumber.
Mk». E. Severenee, Mr. and Mrs. the other to the out o f doors. Mrs. «a'«ie laws w ill all prove u ltim a te ly ' 7
S ° i ' ndus' r Y a"d the
The rains and snow , o f January
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u
y
,osses
gusUlne<1
by
¡n<|iscrin
iin
a
,e
wonders
and the w orld-fam ed hos-
er. Jessie Mmear Ruth Sever- Celia Combest, manager o f the ineffectual to iierpetuate our birds
p ita lity o f this
island
te rrito ry and ^ February
b e u a ry have im proved the
cnee,
Florence
May Severenee. eamp, is looking fo rw a rd to a bigger if «Be destruction o f th e ir habitat shooting on p ra ctica lly every feed-
when the S. S. W itheim ina sails a8 n e u ltu ra l outlook o f the D istrict.
ing
ground
i
n
the
country.
The
1 I* " ’ ¡I L * Onn , ,vinn f:a rd - an<l season than last year and is pre b allowed to continue unchecked
•
. . . .
Total ra in fa ll fo r the season, how-
John Darby. Before the
routine pared to meet the increase, and is
Far-sighted sportsmen conserva Act v irtu a lly guarantees to a ll gen­ from Portland harbor, March 8, on
ever, has been less than last year
businew was considered a musical I taking all possible steps to render tlonnlistz, and n a . u r T t o v i
e ra tio n , o f Americans yet to come, her “ inaugural to u r” to Honolulu.
and less than norm al.
share
o f 1hal
mar
^ ' ’, . 7 ' " B! 7 n
con;.ls}<‘d I JBe M-rvice demanded By the tour- out the country have long recog. an undim
u inished
•.
,
— .........
'Be «o u r
give business n»en
velous heritage of bird life w hich an opportun ty Io make contacts
o f tw o piano solos by Mrs. Mabel is t, when the season starts.
ID E ENDORSES DAIRYIN G
nized the m ajor elements o f the
Sims, and tw o vocal solos by Mrs.
co u n irv
beslowed “ P ° " our w ith passible sources o f trade de-
problem and have endeavored to
AS AN OREGON INDUSTRY
A rn o ld Rohnert o f Central Point. GAME COMMISSION FEEDS
. velopment. H aw aii is a strong im-
____ ____
1 arouse the r public
to a _______
realization of
Much interest was shown coneern-
*
~
p orter of products of this state and
Oregon’s d a iry in d u stry, w ith
W IL D GAME FOWLS ,be ''Upending disaster that must
plnns of a box social to he given the
; 0,1 'Be other hand many o f her ex- 225.000 cows, are responsible fo r
surely have befallen the m ig ra to ry NEARLY 19.000 PHEASANTS
fo u rth F rid a y i n March. T h is is
ARE LIB E R A TE D IN OREGON Por,s ,in<l 'h e ir w ay to domestic $25,000,000 yearly income to the
birds but fo r the tim e ly passage of
Never more so than d u rin g the
being featured especially by the
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markets. W hile looking over busi- slate, could just as w e ll be $150-
this net. The idea in some fo rm or
home economics committee
ns .. a recent -----
spell o
severe cold weather , , „ her h!„ ,„,Cn i,efore Congres fo r
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D u r' n 8 'Be last fiscal year a total " l" 's ' ss ib ilitie s , to u r sis may take 000,000 instead declared W G Ide
other has been before Congres, fo r
«•an» of ra.smg funsls fo r the com- »"•«
' bc * 8^ ° Us C° 7 ‘ y ,
Years, but the various b ills in - |
18- « ^ Chinese pheasants were P«' '
'Be innumerable pleasures o f the Oregon state chamber o f com-
„ „ - .. . . .
................ "'x y e a r s , o u i ine various h ills in-
mittee.
«ions O C ln n c t ‘ d >l>ortainen*k
X X t H ' o Or’‘
’-od-
e d »_.....
from
time _ to
t .. i n e . and
and . in
in
n" Ipe-
an<l
ru ani
a n , iu " - . | « utHiuctMi
.....
........•
. to tim
. - ­ 1 L,------
liberated
State name
(.aiur " " e i. | to visitors,
neree.
iro
n i nine
. . by
J . the w Oregon
ir »wn otaie
Next Saturday evening, March 2,
ated, «cording/tended to provide re lie f have failed ^ omn,’ss’ On >n the various counties
“ Our d a iry income is one-tenth
The W ilhelm ina, a Matson line
the Jacksonville grange Is sponsor­ to H arold C liffo rd , slate
ate game w ard- i of passage in one o r both houses be-
*be a*a«e- I-ane county received
[that of W isconsin, one-fifth that o f
steamer,
ha,
been
remodeled
in
1
—
ing a play to be given by the G r if­ en. The
long-draw vn-oul
n-
period cnu.se certain provisions have lack- 2,'2O, I. in n 2.031, M arion 1,595. Ren- preparation fo r the regular service I A il’ neso«a- , and V t we hold -----
in this
fin Greek com m unity club in Jack­ i " " ni* 'y 5 i<’*?’ .h* f 0Ud
w
'?,
c
o
v
‘,red
'•'*
'he
approval
o
f
the
combined
tid was covered e,l the approval o f the eouihincil 1,111 and «-n '° 1.380 each Y am hill 1-
' state more butter fat records than
sonville. A large attendance is de­ o ro H e ,,
,
, T ° W brOl,g ' " g,'o,,ps ,hi" were d« " 'an,«ing adc 300 and Polk 1.180. Other counties between Portland and the Hawaiian
n
0,jle r Mate.
,tate. We have more
spared
°*ber
I
islands.
The
owners
have
sired.
problem w hich could not have been qmite and comprehensive Icgisln- where —
........ ........... has
... shown that I
experience
'h
ig
h
class
stock
producing in better
s tric
tly
surmounted hv the game commission t ,,n w ell supported w ith necess ir v ,h<*
b,rds w ill th riv e in goodly
the birds
goodlv m i n i - ' no , efforts to make . the . - ship
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-------- fashion than any other state, w hich
*
‘
modern
hi
accomodations
fo
r
pass-
P H (E N IX HANDR ROGUE
the expenditure o f a vast amount o f funds.
' h e r, were liberated. The co
com inis-f eng?rs and in saf ety device, shc should prove this an ideal d a iry
n o n e v ,’ l l l t l l i l t * P l l l l l l n v n m n i
vr k .s «
1____ •
RIVER 35-18 D EFEAT i io
H ra ^ite i'uth 's
° f n" " ,y
Tht> P«blic-shootlng grounds fea- ' , « ' M * 7 n n " z ° tx W
b“ ? " 1band
a‘ . • •
w II make regular I r ip , fro m IP ort- state. It , is time
.
. we were
------ devoting
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• Be fe e lin g o f birds. T n ’ a ‘ nuudicr X i W o n " n ^ i - H h e
m" Cb J'h e a sa n iT n n d they T " t e i i g ’ ' S
•
some
real
attention
to
b u ilding up
land every six weeks and civic o r­
Phnpnix won from Rogue River
our d a iry in d u s try /’
ganizations and p u blic-spirited in -
last F rid a y night in a one-sided con­
Ide ,po,n.'e.<
pointed
out 'B"«
that T T illa
illa - -
dividuals
of
Oregon
are
w
o
rkin
g
n
in •Mr.
"
, ou‘
test. 35 Io 18. This game p ra c tic a lly
hard
Io
make
her
inaugural
cruise
,
/
<Ia"
'
Vn'?
n’
o
r«anize’*
deeidede the championship among
Mrs, M illie Orme of Eugene a r­
* * to the point where they set th e ir
the second class schools.
rive d Saturday ifor a short v isit II successful harbinger o f future ser­ own prices, dom inate the cheese
Ih c lr
A capacity house thoroughly en- .port-,..,,,,
.
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a lly elim inate,L and thè resulting I W,,*h M r’ nnd Mrs' Geo H - Dorman vice.
market. Q uality, plus standardize
Joyed the fine w o rk of the Phoenix associations. Food was obained by measure nt once had the endorse-1
,*?uGw nlS P° M Sunday I lo u .......
” ilhelm ina may : tn a n lily production has done the
ris t, - on the W
q u in te t. Phoenix has one confer- them and scattered where it w ould
ment and approval o f the entire x, ',,'1-1' 8 » ? '1
' *r ‘ and ^ rs’ A ' A' sl’end "'re e days in the islands tric k , he said.
cnee game yet to play, w ith Central 'Io the most good.
In
PS ’ lngl?r and Mrs- Gan > l «!" l
on the same vessel, ar-
Mr. Ide urged help in b u ild in g
country.
P oint, F rid a y, March 1. The local I
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Hclle W
illiam
ho were also Sun- riv in g i n Seattle, March 27. Those the d a iry in d u stry o f Oregon to
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fnn» are looking fo rw a rd w ith in te r - , SERVICES AT M. E. CHURCH
who wish to remain fo r a longer greater proportions.
Leg sluiion,
an in flu e n tia l fam ily.
est to this contest. A large crow d
There w ill be Sunday selinol nt L ife
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period may sign up fo r one of the
Is expected nl the Central P oint the Com m unity Methodist church
mouse extended tours. It is believed E xtract from the le tte r of a quick
game.
at 10 o'clock. Rev. C. A. Poole w ill
that a good list o f passengers on the tempered business man:
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start a young folks class and w ould
Mv stenographer, being a lady,
“ inaugural lo u r” w ill show H aw aii
There was a young man from the like a large attendance.
Church
that Oregon is bidding fo r her good cannot transcribe w hat I th in k of
West.
services w il be at 11 o ’clock Sunday
w ill and her commerce and w ill in ­ you. I, being a gentleman, cannot
Who loved a young Indy w ith zest; m orning.
sure the prep; tuation o f direct ser­ th in k it, but you, being neither, w ill
So hard did he press her
doubtless understand w hat I mean.
vice to the islands.
New Cabins
Being Built
at Omar Camp
Portland Club
Sponsors Trip
Hawaiian Isles
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To make her say “ Yes sir I”
That he broke three cigars i n his
vest,
TELL \OUR MERCHANT WHERE YOU SAW HIS
AD WHEN YOU DO YOUR SHOPPING—
IF YOU DON’T BUY THE ARTICLE ADVERTISED
Mrs. Paul Thompson entertained , TELL HIM YOU SAW HIS AD ANYWAY__HE
¡he Sewing Club nl her home last
WANTS TO KNOW IT IS READ.
Thursday afternoon.
In q u irie , regarding the tr ip should
Don’t trust the man that brags
he addressed to the Portland Cham­ about being boss in his o w n house.
ber of Commerce.
He w ill lie about other things, toq,