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politics and short onadm ifistn
tire efficiently and voters she
hesitate about signing up peti-j
tions for the new nostrums.
We needs a good long holidi
from political agitation and a I
chance for the commonwealth to
get its breath and for business
to have at least an even break.
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from a cigarette, and warning is
given that smoking in the build­
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ing bv any employe will mean
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»I O r a r i o B atidla«. Ito. « N V int SIMM 1 immediate dismissal. Smoking
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in the building was against the
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tat]
rules before the fire, but some
PLYMOUTH BINDER TWINE for you, Mr. Farmer. You know
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tbsre’s no better made, we guarantee every ball of it, and it'a cheap aa
1 cigarette fiend evidently broke
year, and we’ve got lota of it. We expect your business on the merit e f tbe gooos j
'the
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rule
when
the
boss
was
not
«1 JO Par Year in Adi
and the prices we have.
!in sight, and a big fortune went ANOTHER C O M U m INSTITUTE |
Vi. Jims 10. lBit
up in smoke as a result. As an
ACME QUALITY PAINTS for you, Mr. Painter. We’ ve i
on Pure Linseed Oils and White Lead that will make you smile. All our
all-round public nuisance, non»'
Another short institute for the
materials are first class and guaranteed.
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greater than thecigarettesmoker surrounding community will be
has yet been located.
held nnder the auspices o f the
FOR THE LAMES we offer all kinds o f * ‘Special Values” on our
5. 10 and 16e counters. Wa cany nothing out of tne hardware lino on these count­
Scholls Grange, at the Grange
We still have on hand several Hall, Saturday afternoon, June
e rs, bat they're chuck full of bargains. Our line of Aluminum Ware is <
copies ot the Graphic ot la«t nineteenth. Program will begin
FOR EVERYBODY we offer a complete line o f Hardware
week's issue, containing pictures promptlv at tw o o ’clock and
piements to select from. The same treatment to everyone that comes into our big
'o f the graduating class o f the everybody is cordially invited to
store, and one price to all every day in tbe we^k. We have exclusive agency con­
tracts on the kind o f goods that you seed. It pays to do business with
| high school, a splendid picture of attend. .
the school building and also pic-
“ Balanced Rations for the
&
William Jennings Bryan has re- turca o f Superintendent Stan- Dairy C ow ” will be the theme of
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signed his important position as brough and Principal Arant, Prof. Pitts’ discourse aud all
Secretary o f State and is now a which may he had at five cents a farmers keeping np a commercial
private arisen. The break be- ! copy. One of these papers sent herd ennnot afford to miss it.
of the
aa good as genuine. J. Zola Biddle, Clara Lyons, Belle
tween Bryan and President W it to a friend away from here will Prof. Pitts is on the Oregon
t
o
needlework
M.
Gardner
made a very dignified Bryan, Paris Parker, Ha Com ­
son came over a disagreement o f gi*e him a good idea of what Agricultural College staff and
sodabilitr.
Mrs.
A.
J.
Pal-
minister for the occasion and the stock, Arlena DiUinger, Bhna
the policy o f the government to-j Newberg has got in the way o f a has made this topic his especial
Mips Nellie F. McNeill congratulations were as hearty Paulsen, Sophie Groth, Frances
ward Germany. There is a fear high school,
study for years. It is his delight
hostesses. Mrs. as they could have been five Eddens, Selma Holzmeyer, Ber­
expressed among democrats lest I
to help others with their ratiop
ns. Huckleberry years ago.
nice Keyes, Edith Ricks, Isabella
Mr. Bryan may now become the AGITATORS POT OH BRAKES problems, so come prepared to
ed at the tea table.
Allan,
Belle Kelley, Mary DiU-
Teddy Roosevelt ot the party
Friday evening, June fourth,
ask questions and enjoy a good,
[not. a Holer In th* P oetic C-oaat Han
last meeting for the year Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Allan enter­ inger, Nellie F. McNeill, Louisa
-and cause it’s disruption.
live talk by one who knows.
foetoror.f
B. Allan, Ersel B. Greiner, Zells
All ladies are especially invited of the local branch o f the Parent tained tbe Epworth Leagues o f
In 1914 Oregon pulled through
Postle; Messrs. Fay Caugbtree,
W ord comes from Washington a storm o f radical legislative to come out and bear Miss Tar- Teacher Aseociation was held LaFayette and Dundee. Before
Edward Bryan, Lee Greaer.
th at there is a possibility o f the propositions that until they ley also from 0. A. C., who will on »Wednesday o f the week. A re- the short business meeting the
by Mrs. R. W. Swink, JDun- young people found the swing Powell, Edgar Holmes, Charles
appointment by President Wil­ were settled suspended all in­ talk on “ Vegetable Cookery”
I delegate to the National and cherry trees very interest­ Worden, Nel Marr, Lowell Al­
son o f some republican as Secre­ dustrial activities.
and give a practical demonstra­
Convention in Portland, was ing. Games in which all took ford, Alex Robb, Paul Terry,
tary of State, to fill the vacancy
Fortunately the 25 legislative tion. Her topic is very season­
Carl Stevens, Edward Billich,
occasioned by the resignation of experiments that were to be able and it is hoped -that every read.. A discussion of the subject part afforded a chance for better
W. J. Bryan, and the names of tried out by the enthusiastic housewife in the country will be o f school lunches was the main acquaintance. Three readings Dwl* ht Alderman, Fred Herring,
Clause Groth, James Allan, Ray
Taft, Root and Knox have been ' advocates o f everything new there with her note book and feature o f the afternoon. The by Mr. Ross were highly ap­
Allan, Ross, Alex J. Allan, Aim-
mentioned as possibilities. We under the sun were all defeated. pencil to take some of the good meeting adjourned to meet again preciated. Several musical selec-
the first Wednesday ot the tions were given by Mrs. Powell. stead, F. T. Keyes, Ernest Thun;
have no idea thgt any one of | The legislator*
a sane ideas home and we know that
Rev. and Mrs. Comstock and
ool
year.
Miss Vivian Marr, Miss Matty
these men would accept the slant and took up none o f the Miss Turley has many of these
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Allan.
On Friday evening about fifty Hayward, Miss Paris Parker,
place, and we dou bt the wisdom defeated idiosynocracies and good idea« to impart to us.
The Commencement exercises
of the appqintmcnt o f any rvpnb-J submitted no new nostrums for Zome and get a taste o f the friends and neighbors, armed Miss Emma Bryan and Miss
o
f
the Dundee High School will
lican to this important position the body politic to put to a dishes she will prepare for ns.
Sophie Groth.
Refreshments
with refreshments,
in the cabinet at this time. popular vote, and enacted none.
were served after which the be held at the church at eight
The Scholls Grangers have and wooden gifts o f va
While a republican might be ap­ ~But now comes Mr. U’ Ren Established a reputation for be- jptlbds, surprised Mr. and Mrs. guests departed pronouncing it o ’clock on tbe evening of Thurs­
The
pointed who would work ia har- with a new Single Tax campaign ing very hospitable and it is Jdhn Herring at their home in one o f the most pleasant o f the day, June seventeenth.
tnonv with Wilson and tbe mem­ and announces that if he does hoped that all interested farmers the Red Hills to help them cele- Epworth League Social affairs. three graduates are Edith Ricks,
bers ot the cabinet on the w ar-n ot succeed he will force this and their wives, sons, daughters brute their wooden wedding, Those present were Mrs. Powell, Edward Bt'licb, aud Paul Terry.
question, it would be almost
question on the people at four and sweethearts will tarn o a t on Tbe wedding ceremony created Mrs. F. T. Keyes; Misses Vivian President Pennington, of Pacific
-certainty that he would not fall more elections.
that day and give the Grangers much merriment. The bride's Marr, Marie Powell, Matty College, will deliver the address
in line with the majority on
Mr. Spence puts resolutions a chance to show you how wel­ |wn and veil were ant prising) Hayward, Edna^Mcl£eivy, Viola o f the evening. A cordial invita­
many other questions of mo­ through the state grange o f come everybody is to attend
cations and the groom ’s bash- Shaw. Emma Brvao, Lila Biddle, tion is extended to all to attend.
ment, and discord would natur- which he is tbe head and master these institutes they have plan­
-ally follow. What the country to abolish the legislatnre and ned for the betterment of t ie
w a n t» 'a t this critical time is a have a commission o f one body community, -.tv
t;
b o d y of strong men to back up in continuous session.
Don’t forget the date—Sa tur-
tbe president and help steer the
The T ax Liberator shows how day afternoon, June nineteenth.
ship o f state dea r of shoab.
Mrs. L. R. Campbell,
taxes have gone up 410 per cent
Secretary Scholls Grange
in eight years and how all the
After the fire in Portland, money in circulation circulates
which occurred some weeks ago, at the tax collettors office.
FARMERS, TAKE NOTICE
in which the paper house of The
Daring all this time Oregon
Blake, McFall Co., suffered a loss has had oodles o f reformers and
Bring your families and lunch
o f nearly $200,000, the state­ reforms o f theU'Ren-Spence type to the all day open air meeting
ment was made in the papers in both parties, and we have o f the Chehalem Farmers’ Union,
that a searching investigation regulated industries, to a fare- on Saturday, June 12, at the
would be made to determine, if you-well.
West Chehalem ebdreh. Come
possible, the origin o f the fire.
Reformers and reform laws and enjoy the lectures and social
The company is now back in the have not prevented taxes going time.
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same building, which will be oc­ skyward aud business from go­
You’ve g ot to be a citizen in
cupied nntil tbe new building be­ ing to hallelujah and money is
ing erected on the east side o f the harder to borrow in Oregon order to vote; but you’ve got to
do a good deal more than vote
river is ready for occupancy, and than any western state.
there is posted on the wall on
The state has been long on to be a citizen.
If you will consider the men in
this town who are well off you
will find that most of them made
their money here.
8KX). First Oregon Vets meet at City
10 : 00 . Reception Committee and Band
Hall.
meet at headquarters and march
DUNDEE
9:00. G. A. R: Encampment at Audi-
tod a p ot
torium.
10:30. Escort and Assign Rooms.
Womans Relief Corps, L 0 .0 . F.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Harper
2:30. Council o f Administration Meet.
Hall.
have returned from a visit to the
Credential Committees Meet.
3:00.
Ladies
o f Grand Army at Elks
Panama-Pacific Exposition.
Sword Club and Campfire Girls
Hall.
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3:30.
Miss Frances Bliss, o f Port­
D rill
United Confederate Vets, l i ­
land, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
brary
H all
GRAND
PARADE,
followed
by
4:30.
Charles Robertson.
United
Spanish War Vets, Flynn
W. R C. Presenting Flag to the
Mrs. R. W. Swink and daugh­
Hall.
Junior High School.
ter and Miss Sophie Groth are
1:80. Afternoon Sessions Convene.
enjoying the Rose Carnival in
4:30. Girls Drill. '
Portland.
EVENING—Reception at Auditorium
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Thirty-fourth Annual Encampment
Department of Oregon
Grand Army of the Republic
McMinnville, Or., June 14-15-16,1915
Fast Day, Monday June 14
Second Day, Tuesday June IS
MILLER
is Going to Spring
next w eek. W ait and
read.
Be very ex­
pectant for you will
not be disappointed
Miss Lefa Bgli is visiting rela­
tives and friends in Dundee and
vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. John DeVore
and Mr. and Mrs. George Rob­
ertson
spent
Sunday with
friends near Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. David H. Tnrn-
’, Mr. and Mrs. Prank Wort-
man and daughter and Mrs.
Ramsdell, o f McMinnville, spent
Sunday in Dundee. The family
gathering was in honor of the
birthday o f Mrs. J. P. Powell.
A very enjoyable meeting o f
tbe Dundee Woman’s Club was
held at the home o f Mrs. W.
J. Bennett on Thursday. Busi­
ness pertaining to the hall which
is under construction was trans-
EVENING—at Auditorium.
8 : 00 .
Music. High School Glee Club.
Address o f Welcome, Mayor Til­
bury.
;p ,
H. S. Fargo, Department
Commander G. A. R.
Mrs. Eva Ruger, President W.
R -C .
Hon. D. E. Johnston, Command­
er United Confederate Veterans.
Mrs, C. E. Parker, President
Ladies o f G. A . R.
Roy W. Keel, United Spanish
War Vets. .4 ■
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Address, Governor Withycombe.
Social Hour.
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8 : 00 .
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Music by Girl Glee Club.
Veteran’ s Old Fashioned Camp
Fire,
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Music. Veteran Quartet
Roll Call o f States
Veteran Drum Corps and Social
Hour.
TLSawl IL h Ilf « A m rl 1 M ■___ 1C
I mro U3j if weanesaay June lo
9:00.
1:30.
3.-00.
Business Sessions. Band Music
at Park.
Installation o f New Officers
Adjournm ent
Girls Drill and
Escort Visitors to Trains.
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