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SCOUT MAKES BRAVE RESCUE
A deed of high courage in the rescue
of two boys and the attempted rescue
of a third In a storm-clouded lake was
recently performed by Scout William
E. Trimble of Troop 25, Bellmore, Long
Island, when, at Imminent peril to him'
self In the gale-churned waters of Lake
Champlain, he pulled two lads from n
capsized sailboat to his canoe; when
his ennoe overturned, helped right It
and secured the two boys a bold, and
when one of the" lads slipped Into the
water from exhaustion dove In for blm,
and, on being unsuccessful In finding
the drowning lad in the depths of the
water, began the agonizing swim to
shore which resulted In bis securing
help In time to save both the survivors
of the sailboat and his orglnal canoe
companion.
Young Trimble and his friend, Louis
Grinnell, students at the citizens' mili
tary training camp at Plattsburg, N.
Y, were canoeing when a sudden
squall arose which almost upset their
bark, and did capsize a sailboat some
distance from them, whose occupants
were also' students from the camp.
Through the darkening afternoon
Trimble and Grinnell could faintly per
ceive the figures of the two lads, who
had been thrown overboard by tie
storm-tossed boat Bending their backs
to their paddles, the scout and his com
panion sent the canoe forward and
with swift strokes reached the strug
gling lads. .
As Grinnell could swim only a little,
Trimble took the situation In hand.
Charles Stone of Plattsburg, who
lives near the beach, peering out at the
storm noticed the boy struggling to
ward land. He saw him fling up bis
arms in exhaustion. Stone ran out and
dragged him to shore. The boy seemed
trying to say something, but a gurgle
was the best be could do.
Stone took the lad to his house.
Fighting against the exhaustion steal
ing over him end the approaching
darkness, Trimble soon pulled strength
enough together to tell his story. Stone
started out in a rowboat In the driving
rain, following the uncertain directions,
He finally found the two boys still
holding to the canoe, and brought them
safely to shore. ,
HARDING'S WARM INTEREST
Among the many evidences of the
deep Interest and thoughtful concern
of the late president In scoutlng's
work for the good of American boy
hood, Is the following letter from
Secretary Christian to Chief Scout
Executive James E. West, written Au
gust 1, the day before Mr. Harding
died:
"My Dear Mr. West:
"Owing to the unfortunate Illness
of the President, he is unable to an
swer personally your letter of July 20,
which reached him In San Francisco.
On his behalf. I wish to assure you of
his appreciation of the action taken at
the thirteenth annual meeting of the
national council, Boy Scouts of Amer
ica, in unanimously re-electing him
honorary president of the national
council. The President, as you know,
regards the boy scout movement as of
great Importance and value. Only
Few days ago at Woodland Park, Seat
tle, be again evidenced his great in
terest In the work by administering
the pledge of allegiance to probably
30,000 boys and then delivering
short address to them.,
"Sincerely yours,
(Signed)
GEORGE B. CHRISTIAN, JR.,
"Secretary to tho Presldnnr."
HELP ROUT DRUG EVIL
Boy scouts of Los Angeles, Cal
helped arouse the public's attention
to the evil effects of narcotics when
together with thousands of Individuals
and representatives of other well
known civic and social bodies and
headed by the International Narcotics
Education association, they marched
to the music of "Onward Christian
Soldiers." In procession which Inaugu
rated the world-wide campaign against
narcotics to be conducted by govern
ments, churches and schools.
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j UNSELFISHNESS:
Br GRACE E. HALL
SET myself a task : Never to ask
For what I did not Just as freely
give.
No kindness, sweet consideration;
aught
In attitude, In gentleness, in thought
Nothing, save what in full return from
me
Another might expect as bounteously.
Then day by day my life began to
prove
How selfish and how narrow was my
groove,
For one by one the blessings I bad
known
Toole wings, and to another realm had
flown ;
How little I had given through the
' days I
How much demanded In a thousand
ways I
So bumbled by my own acknowledg
ment, I set myself a task and to It bent ;
I ceased to talk of faults by others
shown,
Aware at last of greater ones my
, own;
Asked not of sympathy and love a part
Unless I found the same within my
heart
And lo t there Is a bluer sky o'er head,
The birds sing sweeter than they did
before ;
And each day kindly thoughts to me
are sped,
And loving hands come knocking af
my door.
by Dodd, Head A Company.)
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Some one has said that "true hospi
tality consists In having what you were
going to have anyway, and not chang
ing the cloth unless you were going to
anyway."
HAVE SOME OYSTERS ' "
A KLVta arter-ine-meaier uisu or
an evening lunch la prepared as
follows: Add a pint of oysters with
their liquor, a squeeze of lemon, a dash
of cayenne, salt and celery salt to
taste to a half-cupful of rich bouillon.
Cook the oysters until their edges curl,
then serve on buttered toast.
Creamed Oysters.
Allow a dozen oysters to each cup
ful of cream. Heat the cream to boil
ing, add the oysters and when the
edges curl remove at once and serve
immediately. Season to suit the taste.
Escal loped Oysters.
Take a pint of( selected oysters, the
tender part ot two bunches of celery,
chopped fine. In a baking dish, put
a layer of cracker crumbs, and a layer
of celery. Dot with bits of butter or
season the crumbs by stirring' them
Into melted butter, season with salt
and pepper, repeat with another layer
and finish the top with buttered
crumbs. Oysters will not cook well If
more than two layers are added ; those
in the center will be under done when
the top and bottom are ready. Bake
t snty minutes.
Providence Oysters.
This 'Is a nice chafing dish recipe. In
a blaser, place a pint of oysters, a table
spoonful of butter, salt and pepper to
season. When the oysters begin to
curl, stir in enough cracker crumbs to
absorb all the Juice, then add a well
beaten egg and serve while the dish
is hot.
Royal Stew.
Place oysters, in a sauce pan with
enough of their liquor to float them.
Chop a bunch of tender celery and add
a finely-minced ed pepper. As the
liquor in the pan Is heating add two
tablespoonfuls of butter, salt and pep
per to taste, and when thoroughly hot
add a pint of milk for a dozen oysters;
when the milk is hot add the' celery
and pepper, chopped; stew until well
flavored, add the oysters and as they
are ready to serve stir in a spoonful of
currant or plum Jelly. Serve het.
(, 1121, Western Newspaper Union.)
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MEN YOU MAY MARRY
By E. R. PEYSER
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Pro-
poted to You?
Symptoms: The. man whose
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back black straight hair. Miles
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exciting woman and generally
spends bis Sundays walking.
IN FACT
He Is no hummer. He is not
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STATE NEWS
Oregon City The 19000 campaign,
carried on by the local chamber of
commerce for the promotion of civic
utfiilrs, Is about one-third completed,
reports Barney Garrett, hianagor of
the chambor.
Albany. President Green of Albany
college Friday announced that Al
bany's $100,000 toward the goal ot
$600,000 In the state had been raised
and that the state campaign will be
slarted at once from Portland head
quarters. Mill City. A moetlng ot road dis
trict, No. 40, will be held In Hammond
hall at 2:30 P. M., November 3, to
vote an extra tax to raise funds for
further work on the roads In this dis
trict, which extends for several miles
on each side ot town.
Salem. More than 600 children at
tended the Bible school classes In the
grade schools of Salem during the first
week, according to a report made pub
lie here Saturday. No child was al
lowed to take this work unlcsj tUo
written consent ot the parents was
given.
The Dalles. An adequate protective
tariff on wheat, made effective
through an export commission to take
care of the Burplus, was recommend-1
ed as the best means ot solving the
present farmers' difficulty, in a reso-
lution adopted at a meeting of 70
Wasco county grain gruwers, held at
Dufur Saturday afternoon.
Eugene.-Announcement was maae
Friday that work on a two-story con
crete building to be erected as a home
tor the Eugene Daily Guard will be
started next week. The structure will
be located on a lot owned by Charles
H. Fisher, principal owner ot the
Guard, on Willamette street between
Tenth and Eleventh avenues.
Clatskanie. W. F. Schneider of this
place thinks he has the champion long-
burning Btump, by char-pitting, in the
northwest. Fire was started In this
stump January 23, 1923, and the stump
fell October 12 of this year. The stump
measured eight feet through just
above the bulge in the roots and was
more at the ground, though not meas
ured. 1
St. Helens. As election day draws
nearer, a favorable vote ror tne in
come tax measure seems less likely.
A few weeks ago it was conceded that
Columbia county would support the
measure, but there has been a decid
ed change. Interviews with a number
of farmers indicated that not all of
them will support the measure, al
though it has the backing ot the
grange.
Salem. Before a tax supervising
and conservation commission may add
to or take from items contained in a
tax budget submitted for its consider
ation and approval, the unanimous
vote of all members of such commis
sion In attendance at the meeting or
hearinc must be obtained. This was
the opinion handed down here Satur-
day by
general,
I. H. Van Winkle, attnrney-
Toledo. Figures recently announc
ed by Dr. W. H. Lytle o the state
livestock sanitary board Bhow Lincoln
county to be one of the very lowest
counties In the state in the point of
Infection from tuberculosis based on
the tests mode throughout the county
in the past years, as only four .04 of
1 per cent hare ever reacted, whereas
manv counties run up to 25 or 100
times as high.
Mill City. The .Hammond Lumber
company fire department has perfect
ed arrangements for giving a big tur
key dinner and entertainment on
Thanksgiving day. Ph.il Bradt was
nnmed chairman to take charge of the
dinner and B. F. Brandon will take
care of the entertainment, A picture
show and vaudeville will be held, fol
lowed by a talk in the afternoon. A
home talent show and big dance are
other features.
Hood River, Representative Sin
nott, here from The Dalles to meet
with a committee of the chamber of
commerce for a discussion of the pro
jected Cooper's spur lateral of the
Mount Hood loop highway, said he
would use his best efforts In creating
a sentiment for an allocation by the
United ' States forest service of the
entire $80,000, the estimated cost of
grading the new 17-mlle gap between
the Mount Hood loop highway and the
snow line of Mount Hood.
Salem More than 1000 plants of
the cultivated black currant, alternate
host of the white pine blister rust,
have been destroyed In Marion county
as a part of the state-wide campaign
against the disease. This was the an
nouncement made here by officials.
Destruction of these plants was in pur
suance of a state law enacted at the
last session ot the legislature declar
ing the black currant a nuisance be
cause of the seriousness of the white
pine rust Invasion In the northwest.
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V.rtiere sv."'.s rnrr!!,i one to sue
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the latter buries them In oblivion.
Family records havo many promising
hopes disappointingly filling lowly
stations. Even for some ot these she
sometimes has to make apology.
Counterfeits of Real Gold.
Budapest papers report the arrest
in Transylvania of a gang ot counter-
teiters who were making coins ot old
Hungarian design, out of real gold
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Remarkably Preserved.
In an Egyptian tomb a vase was
found containing honey still liquid af
ter 30 centuries. Cushions on the arm
chairs found in this tomb wore still so
soft and well preserved that one could
toBB them across the room without do
ing them damage.
"Why?"
A widow charged in an English court
asked: "Why don't the police arrest
the murderers and burglars, and not
a poor woman who has lost her hus
band and is looking for another?"
Coming and Going.
'.'Wealth don't alius bring happi
ness, said uncie aoaa. uuui an
some men gits out'n deir riches is
bein' hit foh mo' alimony." Washing
ton Star.
Someone Gets Rich.
Those who send their good money
to others for get-rlch-qulck Informa
tion enable the others to get rich
without any information.
Not Good to Be Alone,
Many a man when alone with his
thoughts finds that they are rather
disagreeable company. Now Orleans
States.
used for baby's dothee, will keep them
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Portland.
P. N. U.
No. 43, 1923