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»V T » <NBU EèrvteA Writer AuCamUk ¿-a* **WIwwWl F ftCI A PKRf ead ail tkat PRAYE1 ident» la again YMdlfTel the, Womenta Coolidge presence ï White House prees-rooml ta in advance of the exfecu- T h e a # lotm cem enit t h a t th e w o m e n ’s c lu b o f a N o r th D a k o ta to w n w ill g i v e a p r ize o f $ 2 0 to e v e r y b oy g r a d u a tin g fr o m th e h ig h sc h o o l w h o h a s a b sta in e d from t h e u se o f toh aoco d u r in g h i s fo u r y e a r s ’ co u rse is o n e o f th e m a n y in d ic a tio n s th a t w o m e n ’s c lu b s a r e a s s u m in g fle w r e sp o n s ib ilitie s fo r h o y s a n d g ir ts in th e ir te e n s. B e tw e e n fo u n d in g d a y n u r se r ie s a n d e s ta b lis h in g p e n n y lu n c h e o n s in t h e - s c h o o l^ b u y in g c h ild r e n ’s b o o k s f o r lib r a r ie s an d in s ta llin g g o o d p ic tu r e s in cla ssro o m s, w o m e n ’s o r g a n iz a tio n s f o r m a n y y e a r s h a v e b een a c tiv e ly e n g a g e d in iir o j e c t s fo r th e b en efit o f y o u n g e r c h ild ren . R e c e n tly th e re has b een a m ore d e fih ite m o v e to e x te n d su ch a c tiv it ie s f o r th e b en efit o f o ld e r b o^ s a n d g ir ts an d y o tm g m en an d w om en . T h e Woman *8 clu b o f a fa r m in g c o m m u n ity in th e m id d le W e s t h a s b o u g h t a fa rm to s e r v e a s d c lu b h o u se an d e n te r ta in m e n t c e n te r fo r th e y o u n g p e o p le a s w e ll a s th e a d u lts o f th a t se ctio n . T h e te n a n t f a n n e r p ro d u ces cro p s w h ic h h e lp t o ca rry th e e x p e n se a n d th e h o u se s e r v e s a s a th e a te r , a d a n c e h a l l / o r w h a te v e r e ls e is w a n te d in th e w a^ o f e n ter ta in m e n t. N o o n e c a n d o u b t th a t w h a t it is o ffe r in g to th e y o u n g p eo p le o f th e c o m m u n ity in s o c ia b ility is c o n tr ib u tin g to w a r d c o n te n tm e n t an d w illin g n e s s to “ s t a y on th e fa r m .” * ’ I n a so u th ern c it y th e b e a u tifu l c lu b h o u se o w n ed bfy t h e w om eh , a n d h e r e to fo r e u s e d o n ly f o r th e - s o c ia l e n te r ta in m e n ts o f th e so n s a n d d a u g h te r s o f m em b ers, h a s been* o p en e d on c e r ta in e v e n in g s fo r ch a p ero n ed d a n c e s fo r th e y o u th fu l p u b lic . T h is m o v e on th e p a r t ^ o f ^ h e clu b fo llo w e d an i n v e s t i g a tio n in to th e s itu a tio n r e g a r d in g p u b lic d a n ce h a lls if f th e co m m u n ity a n d is a n e ffo r t to . p r o v id e re cr e a tio n u n d er th e b e s t p o s s ib le c o n d itio n s fo r y o u n g p e o p le w h o m ig h t o th e r w ise fin d theirjgpleas- ure u n d er le s s s a tis fa c to r y cir c u m sta n c e s. ‘ . A U o f th e v a r ie d a c tiv itie s o f th e w o m e n ’s c lu b s f o r y o u th .a r e , b e in g p r a o tic a U y h e a d e d up b y th e e sta b lish m e n t o f “ ju n io r m e m b e r sh ip ,” in w h ic h y o u n g g ir ls a r e b e in g e n r o lle d in n e a r ly e v e r y s^gte. T h e “ j u n io r s 1* h a v e th e ir o w n m e e tin g s a n d p r o g r a m s, th e ir Own e n te r ta in m e n ts a n d com m u n i t y s e r v ic e p r o jec ts. B u t in e a c h in sta n c e g u id a n c e fr o m th e a d u lt g r o u p is o ffered th ro u g h a lea d er o r c o m m itte e w h o se o b je c t i s to tr a in th e y o u n g g ir ls to s te p in to th e c lu b a t som e fu tu r e d a te. An Unwavering Jo&e T h e r e is in K a n sa s CSty a p o lic e ju d g e w h o h a s o n e d o s e fo r d ru n k en d r iv e r s . I t i s th e sam e fo r a ll o ffe n d e r s. W e d R. W h ite is 'an u n w a v e r in g ju d g e . T h e se a r e h is W ords, w h ic h h e u se d re c e n tly w h en a d m in is te r in g to a n offen d er: “ A s lo n g a s th in g s g r o w th a t w h is k e y can be m a d e fro m , p e o p le w ill m a k e w h is k e y . A s ¡Qng a s w h is k e y is m a d e e o m e p e o p le w ill d r in k it. A s lo n g a s th e y d r in k i t th e y w ill tr y to d r iv e m otor cars. A h A a s lo n g a s th e y , d r iv e w h ile d r in k in g in th is c it y I a m g r in g t o f in e th em $ 9 0 0 an d se n te n c e th em t o s e r v e s ix m o n th s in j a i l .’’ J u d g e W h ite , it w ill h e o b se r v ed , is n o t hh o p - tftnúsi t t « S v ie w s o f p r o h ib itio n , b u t h e h a s se v e r e n o tio n s m th e w a y to d e a l w ith th e m o st dangcrotife w ild a n im a l t h a t so m e tim e s r u n s lo o se on the h ig h w a y s a n d in c it y str e e ts . D ro b a b ly th e m am f e a s o n f o r t h is trem endofiil g a in ri th e g r e a te r u n d e r s ta n d in g c f th e v a lu e an d n e c e s s ity ©f e le c tr ic a l tim e-ea V in g a p p lia n c es. W h ile o f vefcy recen t o r ig in in m a n y c a s e s , t h e y a r e r a p id ly b e c o n t n g in d isp e n sa b le ill f h e h e t t e , o ffice a n d fa c to r y . H e c t r ic a p p lia n c e s u n d o n g h te d ly m ark th e g r e a te s t «t^f> fo rw a rd m tW tfcg Cdmrort sin ce m a n fir st b e g a t t o liv e fo h ou se«. J N ifietefcH -tw enty-seven s t a t is t ic s w ill sh o w a s t i l l g r e a te r gRCTease in t h e u s e o f e l e c t r i c i t y , 'f o r th e fisEerr«*« p eo p le k n ow a g e b d th in g w h en th e y V aa h chtfdldtt'ei prowls ea. Hot a i •1 In sight. ¥ h e i country'« blj p a r t sa v t a i g a y i r t fM U fe ttore« 1 « rSpertete W M M r i into the |* » W eiittrita. for *t * 'e „ | handclap which amid« th«ft dash* r J Ing Into the presidents AHice to! a learn for tWfc ■WOHdWUhtthe pres- . | tOetot Baa on hl» -telhO which M la* Qwflitnff feyeoatMe. Í ' D ul C AM O i i ; m .M i, d U D E R s T A Ù D lN C r S . i,,,..... „ ........ . », Soon It will be in order t to : meet that last installment qf ypnr tax»«. The thing that , bothers os «M t 1» whete .we will get ,the ■—Amity standard. wherdwlth to meet' the first b»Jf. U -4 Ò S E S Ì If you hare a good habit. It i s mighty easy to break K. You cgn stretch statistics, bat there is no rubber In a (act. You can't talTthe depth of a tend hole froin Surface indica tions. ,, The beat rule ln kissing la to save tor toteorrow more than you took today. > --------- It ¿eema that the more exper ience a atateataian has, the great er becomes his ptupidlty. Has Heck says: "There’s Jlsf aa many used husbands and aaed- wlves on the aaarket as there is used cars.*’ ’ ?1** R «a they »totaled Itato the White* B House. w Toir a long time the card games ad! 4 htaigfct the headline. .JOVltN » 0 rite ha atafi the .Mys kfft-ted ttri- CALL kLŸÔUT. „ W hri fc f o t aWWMi o t ’aofct auch You don't often hear the , »X-, PILOTS . -. ..i ,(• i! JdohWge. Thia riMed few tab fete- pittiston “«H Wool and* a y a r d tea before g ’WMto Hduae cab' wide” nowadays. In the f 1 r it, plaea, they don’t wear wool any ' Aborti the only thing you can’t, idea the «State. • h e top ’incftetet trah UH that, ■mere, and theta the averaging got on time In ‘thia country the»© skirt is only about a yard wide.' days Is meals. ' ■ 1 lightened-a iu t e . t4dtpwa period ' eheaa. tee tanly «»me «Bow «, kttybow.—Clatskanie Chief... ken recently, -after Congibaa had IJourned someone Warted a Apparently the only thing over ' fiGW rifii fttm to M r t ddge game 'amd it was witowad“ which there I» no disputé these ctethUf« for fltetr Mv day's 1« the Multiplication table,— pastor. Yes. and' how m played .ever Klamath New». « nunri i i *W a ft The Asiatic Utette. Mb began! JpiMefr» continue an less . The theorem of the human £ri- to 4 Ú $ iet « i t e l i ert«»/«»-1 J&Sn. j e f o r in « step. ln. Only tma an&ie éaaànl he solved by geom-* etry, but is frequently dissolved teshre*« . tò ta BtoffMMi. The Old 'ten WaV eneas— though not ev-’ with a shotgun.— Dufur Dispatch. world ^tert t e t e s seádiuk -tab tefe ery two at that—and the Job of thing òr snbthte—W ft U h i cerreapondihts who hará t h e White House beat consists largely i Tf bnlV otta of those gold min at waiting fof news to .defftlop , er» gifted with second sight could fh d tegtfttg Occasional visitors to - - . i - ífi*. hâve had a vision and told us how, • A recent hairdressers’ conven V xl the fight would come out, we tion broke up ln a dispute. Split the ptesffitefit. coulï h aie bet the other way andt ting of hairs, we supposa. mad« a kitting.— Bend Bulletin«*, ■ The exhaust makes the m o a t As the WoUegger « e s te W o noise, but the silent motor turns thé prohibition agent who empr- It wbn’t be long taow until over the taratasmisalon..— Silver gad frçim his ce'ynr ,wlth a- éar- the public will hate to kneel and Lake Leader. . *, rfcl- “WKv hvln« n«4** pray before the ■ s^rl/e of the BY DOC HBlt> , mighty wood merchant. — Gold It’s a mighty, hard thing for a. ÌFifty-one years ago today, the Hill News. - There were only 75 divorces' 1 A m e r i c a n heavyweight title tourist to get through the W11-; liamette valley this kind of Weath-i to every 100 marriages te RuUSta efcknfeed fatanj^ ft) . V Kentucky You hear a lot of talk about er. They Just sort of want to1 during tha first five .months of ring When Joe Goss defeated self-made men. but all men are hank around and enjoy t h e te- thia year. But the Russians . Tote Adlen on a foul In 17 that.— Vernoata Eagle. telvte.—Ralbby Hural Enterprise.’ haven’t* take up bridge jyet. rounds of '<, Aeree fight lasting ta * little more than two hours. The ring iras $ffcftfcd n Boone Có., Ky., afiB tthe -men had bat- tied dbsperatefcy «or ,an hour, f .ir. when the Sheriff and* his forcea pounced down, upon then), order ing them oat of the County. Hastily the rfa«, waa gathered up afri thè TrtncW * with their back ere and seconds Ware taken over Into anfc adjacent county «here the hght whs rinsmed. Ufa. Réfi camubèll, aapompan-’ Wr. u d , Mni. H ow Allen Yetfred fròm" the game ted by Mite Msale Newton and. Hngtop. Iowa, founds « fanlntadfafttfy hftor the Gasa af jHtss Nettle Mela tyre, arrived jlrs. ,J. R. Caaay. «W fair, having been recognised aa; here from nhma.tfl «tails a few; jg Ashland. They wdr the hmerlean dhaitepion for seven hays affo, «ha will, te JoiO«dtr(,a<| t(f Califortate to By Mr. Campbell and thug wl make their baine here, accordìi «WHEN to the E tebith' kails Rtarald F. H. Gaiter htprtM «kUtorj k-fifW Rte ftegnrtafti i s seen koijtend. apd . the f t r e e o o w — a * —w r a • w«ist^ Mr. nA» Mte. finhb Bñddgraaaj eventos , WUlamatte Valley, gone and danrttev o( Liufijfldd. MpJ about eap te e V ta h to a (be. ‘tri'ih W note clearly' heard ^y observers, hraska, »ho were vlslMtfg David! aoaompanled by the m ost, brtl- Brooks and family the past weak, n te t «Baste Pbreslis demonstrft- left Mondr.y for ' Ssn 'kranclsap, CfcM Ifc MUfcy ’years were teport-» % f t tt» ‘SlWetor. of the S oviet lias b«»n! presiding elder of thi radio relay «tatipn'at Herpsova, and; re- has fólte to* H ike ob% « t w U is « W Htfftld, Which th«y heard Eugene official visit. outside their radio station In the! , l i b « n t® hl, rrey. ' Bid nrft telas the by^ay. him intently. TURNING THE PAGÉS *9 .*»• ih - â t ’-hât season. ftk t tt e toicrwnte in th v Rite Vff H tt Triv i h 13 1-2 p e r cen t o v e r 1925. .. I u jk«fi«t*fcoee card». Omtollnc ' [ Jh the presa-voom feu. beeavfcn •«-' twpnittent ariair, first- teleraM Sf* -theta forbidden. Kveryoae who come» to gee the president * * * * through the executive m r,0 t alongside e -' the jn^te-room and It has been • uS&e"ted that it didn’t 'look suite' nfch for tfce Bsrteldentta guest», es t ‘ H John Coulter were, arrival» r4 S S .« la« ^ V y * íñ lòlteteL W squarely Inte mttsleBl #h en thejK U n t litre theft- rePorte(T ;tha«~aey~ 1 Cfc- loud ln when tha electrical -phenomenon ; radio room, they said, sparks never before seen so brtlllant nb> >in thh sky grew brighter and fad-? 1 leaping from the -aateanaj-sarova bosmMe. not noted r lag ing aa the aurora borealis fad- ' VWe and the musical whistle was strange accompah«nents of spa plainly heard on the Instruments. I and sound.