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Reeolved, That the malting of
cap pistols, bean shooters, d ir t s ,
spears, daggers and other sharp­
ened sticks used In games M aub-
preised and discouraged th School
abd out o f school.
The making of any of the
afabve |trtlcles in any manual
training class at any time shall
not be allowed.
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Reeolved, That the men pf the
manual training department bf
the Portland public schools apt
as a safety first commutes to sa>
slat la suppressing the ueb of fir«
arms among the boys In their
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velp]>ed in O regon . T h e y sta n d th e te st, an d th e ir natu ral
d e sir e to rem ain in th e ir ow n s ta t e g iv e s th em a s ta b ility
la c k in g in th o se w h o e n te r th e s ta te fo r th e hake o f ch an ge,
or f o r la ck o f s itn a tio h s a t hom e.
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u n d o u b te d ly in d e b ted to o th e r s ta te s io r m a n y In d iv id u a l
tea c h e r s o f > a x e e h e n t a b ility and s k ill, b u t th e fa c t th a t
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p o r ted , sp e a k s loud in fa v o r o f th e em p lo y m en t o f o b t
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b c jn a ste r s o f th e tec h n iq u e o f teach in g* hut sh a ll h a v e
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»4. t b e ‘a c ti v e w an derlust o f the r o t-
BY
— John Hàys Hstamond, In re-
spohse tc a reporter's question
recently, se to what makes him
at 71, about the youngest old
man anybody ever saw.
W À àfllltdtoN —If John Hays
Hammond worries, it’s safe to
say it’s because he’a peculiarly so
constituted that he enjoys worry­
ing and worries voluntarily, for
the fun of it, thereby helping tu
keep himself young.
The impression 1 got, from a
series of talks I had with him
some time ago, is that he has his
worries under admirable control.
He eats what he likes but I
don’t suppose he eats toe much.
Having a thirst to slake, he slakes
it, but I’ve no Ides he’s excessive
in his addiction to lemonade or
sarsaparilla or pop, or whatever
H JA he drinks. Just so with
Worty. I’ll bet he does exactly
snouth of it to get the right kick,
apd no more.
Another lmpkesslon I ' get Is
that John Haya Hammond has
comb about as near to having led
an ideal life as anybody I ever
sAW, and that It’s fully as ideal
now, even In rather old age,
counting It In years, as ever it
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I mean-Ideal in a strictly mas­
culine, hard-hitting, satisfying
’•enne— a full life, a productive
ode, interesting, colorful through­
out— the tlbd of tifa n . man can
say he really has lived.
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bad world when ytm look at it fro m all
rides. I ’ve htt Sdtne ropgh spots« byt
inanaged to keep lily seat 1 want tb let
Prince AlbeH is ¿rienrtfy i i r Apirit and
fr ie n d ly in fact. I t never bites my Idngue
n r parchet/my throat* Th ey tell me»the
Prince Albert proceas fixed A l t f t t f
and miltiohs like me« I only know’ diet •
it be known that the Thad has heto x
h e d p g th o o tW rin c e ld ia c o v trtd W ince
Albert. H e ra M to U e a o l
M y old jimfi^f-pipe atol Prince A lbert
P* A< b \ o o l and sM b f^ h g is sprifag*
water oft »hdttfterflO O httbd that it suite
the to a t .
Y o u ’re welcome tO this leaf out o f my
a m i I g o a l o ^ J t o M t o ^ ’^ o o g
b to k .
fro m
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to ¡ ¿ t f o g l q ^ r i a l u ' s i x w pipe, «« ap ’ y e » ' « » : J U *
a lo x lo fg o o d M ld ]
and light up.
Iven if
Seeds never come
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th&Aboukl lobi.' f / it
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