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8 , 1915
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Sài—
r¿O í
f Dr. Thomas B. Green last night
'n o t only entertained, but aroused
to a high pitch ol enthusiasm a
large audience at the auditorium
with his exceptionally brilliant
stitute
J. L. Hughes, Nort
Grange hall on Saturday, April
Wash.—“
It was a masterful
10. A splendid program has
dress and should find its plact
been arranged and Scholls
"urn ot every b
tends a hearty invitation to all 1
school and College in the la
W
R
n . Unlmon
noiman,
(conditions in our
View, Cal.—“ Best lecture I ever
,-!V
card.”
A. C
wiQ give a lecture on the silo, its John C. Wagner, Hamilton,
Wash.—“ Lecture is the talk
construction and filling.
the
tow n.
ly i. -J
Prof. B. B. F itts a lso o f 0 . A.
ia Handley, Cheney,
C , whose deepest interest is the
W
adi.—“
It
was the very best
ration for a dairy cow ,
ever
heard
on
the subject.”
on hand to answer any
J, T. Nelson, Geuessee, Idaho.—
ong that Une.
“
I
consider myself very fortunate
. E. Dorman, chief o f the
Division ot the U. S. De- in having bad the opportunity
o f Agriculture, will to hear Dr. Green and feel certain
a practical demonstration that his work will bear fruit.”
with a herd o f w orking cow s at Jessie Adam, Lewiston, Idaho.—
the Campbell farm in the alter- “ Had the pleasure of listening
to Dr. Green fo r tw o hours, and
oon.
not a person left the place but
Miss Delia
of the Hills- what hungered for more ot his
ls, will give a lecture t r u t h . * * ’ * '¡M it
W. E. Graves, Lebanon,
to the ladies
gan.—“ It is foatoua”
M ilton A. Miller, Po
Everybody welcome. B r in g
roar neighbors, your notebooks Oregon.—“ It is making a sple
upon the people.”
tencils and come to get the
I
DR. THOMAS B. GREEN
He took the condition o f the
European nations at the begin
ning o f the w a r,. showed that
there had been a wide scope ot
preparation for it and went into
yirhat he believed fPErt the real
causes o f the conflict. \
,
He gage a vivid w6r4 picture
o f the w ar t o date, showing bim-
that
had
the slaughter d f many innocents
never would have taken place.
The United States will be the
factor to bring about a.w orld
peace, the speaker believed.
Dr. Green is one o f the nation's
most able and erudite speakers.
He came to Butte under the
auspices o f the Y. M . C. as a
prominent feature o f the Butte
Lyceum course.
best o f the g ood ideas these folks
have prepared for us. The s fe *
DATE OF DABY TEST FIXED
cational value o f three institutes
H ie eugenic test for bat
to the farmer and his wife cannot
be too much overdrawn and it is which was announced in
hoped a large number will a t week’s paper, will be held
Saturday, April 17, i
tend this meeting.
room 01 tnc ptiDiic uorary.
is not to be in the nature <
BIG TIME FOR TEACHERS
contest, merely a
>’ institute will physical and mental
at McMinnville with the 5:30
P.M. train for Portland. The
fore will be one and one-third.
Everybody is invited to attend,
but the teachers are especially
urged to be present, as the pro
gram will be a particularly
Strong one. A circular letter
containing the train schedule for
all points will be mailed t o each
teacher. Polk county will also
have a special train, and the at
COLLEGE NOTES
tendance from the tw o counties
is expected to be large. Come
At a recent meeting o f the stu
and help t o make this the best-
dent body it was decided to hold
meeting of the year. % ■*.
a M ay Day celebration M ay 1.
An executive committee was ap
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
pointed, consisting o f Misses
Gladys Hannon, M yrtle MUls,
Rev. R .B . Foskett, Acting Pas
Christine Hollingsworth and tor, will speak next Sunday morn
Messrs. Delbert Replogle and ing at 11 o ’clock and at 8 P. M.
Frank Colcord. The celebration In the morning he will speak to
will probably be somewhat along men upon “ The Other F ellow .”
the same lines as the one held All men o f the church and con
tw o years ago.
gregation and others n ot identi-
I The members o f the tw o debat fied elsewhere are m ost cordially
ing teams who are to meet the invited to be present. Choice
Albany teams April 16, are busy music. The evening message will
electing and arranging th «r he upon “ The Lives o f the Hunt
arguments in preparation for the ed,” a study in social service.
I r a j. One o f the teams will be
Bible school a t 10 A, M .; class
prepared to “ prove conclusively” es for all ages and grades. Jun
that the United States should iors at 6:45 P. M . Young Peo
mmediately increase its navy, ples Union a t 7 P. M. A cordial
uid the other pair will show, welcome for all.
'w ithout the shadow o f a
loubt” th at such is n ot the case. ¿
DEBATE IT V . C T. 0.
The men com posing the teams
'Vv-- . .V"" '■•‘"■'if
‘V
ire Messrs. Pickett and Benson
W. C. T. U. will meet with
rom the senior class and Messrs. Mrs. Jennie Best, April 13th, at
JlKott and Jones o f the sopho- 7:30 p.m ., corned o f North and
Meridian streets.
'■
nores.
Lisle Hubbard will again rep-
There will be a debate op the
esent Pacific in the State Prohi- question: Resolved that heredity
»ition Contest, which will he has more influence on an in
eld at 9alem April 23. Mr. dividual than environment. After
lubbard has finished revising argument advanced by the lead
is oration and sent the type ers the question w ill be open for
written copies for the judges to discussion by all present. Every
be secretary o f the state organ- body is m ost cordially invited
:ation today. The oration is whether you take part 'in the
long the same general line as discussion or not, but it is hoped
lie one be used last year, when that there will be a large number
e w on third place in the prohi- present to hear and be beard.
ition contest and second place
Come and bring yofkr friends.
Press Cor.
1 t lk old line.
On Tuesday the
regular 1
Post. Grand ArAy o f
new dub
will bold services on
Zum w ait’s feed store.
April loth , at their
purpose o f observing
50th anniversary ‘ of the
■ o f the army o f North
at Appom attox,
i action virtually
“ the
tend to.
after four years
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A paper chase bad been plan
S'
. t4'‘ )
i
ned and was discussed more
Albert > Laughridge
fully. It w as decided to have it
Iow a Cavalry will
on next M onday if the weather
( principal addtt
permits, and will start from
fa Relief Corps, and
somewhere on First street
invited to attend,
The honorary members o f th
order o f P ost Commander.
chib, which sre tor the help o f
. *
** * ■ * the du b, financially and m orally,
are: Thomas TyndaU, S. P. Tim-
berlake, Francis Morris, Dr. P.
MWi
large
n
ville was heard before Judge Belt
on Saturday, Messrs. McCain,
Vinton & Burdctt and W . M.
ppearing - tor th e
property owners, j . d . JLKXison
ana ueorge xsingnam tortne city,
and Frank S. Grant, o f Portland,
for
Several
why .the
pre
void. Judge
com , H. F.
city might 1
son, Charles A. Morris, D. W. of the city
J. F. Taylor, V. A.
when almost
Vincent, Dr. J.
Europe,
C .H .
0 . W hitdy,
of
od spring into
the one d a s s o f
George Crites, Z.
w ho are making L. Chamberlain, I. E.
Frank Zumwalt,
than usual.
V. V. Gould. Eli
Dr. T . W. Hester, G. O.
stated
It
wanted
D r.H .J .
ot prosperity to the conn- W. Catchen, Curtis Houser, D.
Dr. B. A.
the
Ferguson
or
things on W. W. H I ollingsw
worth,
Kieole
ì expected
Son, B. H. W oodward. Ed MueU an o f
f upward tread.
finally, it seems that the}
Held.B.
U .S .G .
if not the only
L» S.
opportunity to have
thoroughly examintd by skilled
physical». There w ill be tw o
specialists from Portland as
well as our home doctors pres-
ent.
After the tests have been made
a lecture will be given on the
proper care and feeding o f young
children. This is tree to all
mothers.
Those wishing to have their
babies tested w ill please register
at the office o f the Public School
any afternoon next week be
tween the hours o f 2:30 and
4:30.
A registration foe o f twenty-
five cents for each child is charged.
Anyone knowing o f mothers
w ho would like t o h fv e their
babies tested, but w ho cannot
afford the tee, w ill notifiy Mrs.
Henry Mills, or some member of
the committee.
Miss Yager
Mrs. Bradley
M rs. Bassett
M n . Rankin
ALPHA DELTA (B IS ENTERTAIN
The girls o f the Alpha Delta
class ot the Baptist church en
tertained the young man’s class
on the evening o f April first, the
amusements being all appropri
ately adapted for the occasion.
F or eome time post, refresh
ments have mysteriously disap
peared from the kitchen, but this
time the parties w ho so very
kindly help themselves on such
occasions were sadly fooled. In
helping themselves to w hat they
thought to be the m ost appetis
ing cake that was there, they
chose s deveriy froasted loa f o f
bread, a “ cake” for which they
apparently did not care very
much as the greater part ot it
was found later in the evening,
at the church entrance.
Notwithstanding the several
April F ool’s jokes played, every,
body acknowledged that the
evening was a m ost enjoyable
one.'
N. H., Class Reporter.
production. And that
dow n to America, be
TWO HEARTS BEAT AS ORE
cause the farmers o f Europe are
¡ ■ p arms and those ot
Married at the home of the
Sonlfc America, Australia, etc.,
bride
at Dundee Wednesday,
have no means o f exporting their
April 7, A. J. Palmer and Mrs.
Cyrene Palmer, the ceremony be
President Wilson urged
ing performed at high noon by
farmers to increase to the maxi
mum their crop production he Rev. Charles O. Whitelv, in the
presence o f members. o f the
probably did not have in mind
families o f bride and groom and
merely an increase in the yield
a tew invited guests.
Among those present besides
The greatest increase must
the contracting parties were Mr.
come by putting every possible
and Mrs. Chas. O. Whitely, Mrs.
acre to work. The millions o f
Mary Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.
acred o f reclaim sbk swamp and
B. F. Pike, Mr. and Mrs. B. S.
stump land, once nrder cultiva
Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. James
tion, would rapidly prodace all
P ook, Mr. and Mrs. H. R.
the wealth needed to offset toe
Steven^, Miss Nellie McNiel, Miss
European w ar destruction. And
Stella Cory, Miss Margaret
until this is offset, enduring
Johnson, Miss Mary Dellenger;
prosperity here or anywhere else
Messrs. Frank, Carlos and Teddy
will be im possible..
Johnson.
Every wet spot, every stump,
After the ceremony all present
is coating the former yearly the
partook o f a very generous
taxed be pays on unproductive
lunch, and a season ot song and
land, as well as the value o f sal
congratulations was indulged
able crops he might raise on that
in, after which the guests de
groujiid after reclaiming it.
parted wishing the “ young
He n ow has a greater incentive
coupk” every possible boor of
than ever before, in the high
prosperity and happiness.
prices of farm products, and he
has the money to pay for the
work. All p rog ressive formers
WAT TO
will rise to their opportunity and
help themselves w hik being o f A fanner tells us that he has
great service to the rest o f the practically rid his form of go-
world.—G lobe Democrat.
phers by the use of gasoline. He
TETEXANS TO MEET AT CORNELIUS
i' jjy' % p.'cWu',i; 4 mu in. - ~ -v •*
W ashington County Veteran
Association will assembk in the
city o f Cornelius on Thursday,
the 6th day o f M ay, at 10 a.m,
sharp. Dinner at soon.
At this meeting the officers o f
the association will be elected
for tbs com ing year.
A 4 smart snappy program
which w ill consist o f able speak
ers, the best vocal selections and
the Dram Corp.
Veterans o f all wars invited.
J. L. Crow, President.
W. J. R. Beach, Sec.
by the council.
Mr. Grants who is considered
one o f the best authorities on r
municipal law in the state o f
Oregon, long before the decision \r - f m
was rendered, stated toam utual
friend that if no objections had
been urged against the proceed
ings until the improvement w as -
made the individual proper
ty owners could never have been
forced to pay i t ;, nor could the
contractor ever have collected
either from the city or from the
property owners. He thought
it was high time that the city ot
M cM innvilk s h o u l d employ
somebody to look after their
proceedings as a protection to
the property owners as well as
for the contractors.
Mr. Grant, witn his partner,
Mr. Everson, are also represeat
ing Mr. B. A. Kliks in the pave
ment proceedings.
Judge Belt stated that it w as
better for the city to have these
proceedings declared void now
than to take any chances upon
their validity and then compel
the citizens in general to pay a
large debt which should be born
by the special property that
might he benefited.
FQNEIAL SERVICES OF
MRS. L J . CARPI
carries a bottle and a bunch of
Many friends and neighbors
cotton batting with him w hik were assembled at the funeral o f
working in the field and when he the late Mrs. M. J. Carpenter
sees a gopher run into a h ok Ik last Thursday, 2 p.m. Rev.
pours some gasoline upon a wad Chas. O. Whitely preached from
o f cotton and places it at the the text: “ For we have here no
mouth of the h ok and covers the continuing d ty ," Hebrews, 13th
opening with dirt. The gas Chapter, 14th verse.
fumes are heavier than air and
Mrs. Whitely sang very effect
go to the bottom o f the hok. In ively: “ The Home o f the Soul”
an attempt to get air, the go- and “ Does Jesus Care?”
pher comes to the top ot the hok
The many beautiful floral <)£•
and the gas does the rest. Remove | ferings testified to the esteem in
cotton in about half an hour and which the deceased was held.
Mr. Gopher will be dead. The
The pall bearers were: J. C.
plan will apply to many other Colcord, A. P. Oliver, F, A. M or
burrowing animals.—lone Jour ris, John Crater, Henry Schnette,
nal
J. A. George.