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hereafter which he had scouted,
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with regret at the talk he
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church for, or to judge the ef­
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forts o f the many splendid Chris­
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Henry Ford, the great automo­
bile manufacturer, who has an­
nounced his intention o f spend
ing his vast wealth in- opposing
war, said recently:
“ I know o f nothing to which I
would
rather give my life, noth
THURSDAY . OCTOBER 28. 1915
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ing that would give me a more
With the teachers’ institute on certain feeling that I was doing
and the schools closed, happy a man’s work, nothing that
days, these, for the lads who would make me feel more content
chafe under schoolroom atmos­ in the knowledge that I had done
a great duty that had been placed
phere and restraint
t -
before me than to use that which
Those who are interested in I have to help bring to an end six
walnut growing should take note thousand years o f this unjustified
o f the convention o f w a l n u t hatred, ruthless waste, destruc­
growers that is to be held in tion and murder. I feel that this
P o r t l a n d on Wednesday and cry for. the training o f men to
Thursday o f next week at the kill other men and for the plac­
ing o f an army and navy as a
Imperial Hotel.
burden on the backs o f the peo­
Tuesday’ s Oregonian made a ple is a false conception o f pa­
mistake in crediting an article to triotism and treason to the life of
the Graphic in an editorial under a people. # * * Military men
the head o f “ Superfluous Jobs.” would gamble with human lives
Nothing o f the kind appeared in and the peace and plead for ‘na­
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the Graphic. The Oregonian has tional honor’ when they mean
SPR1NGBROOK
been asked to make a correction, ‘personal glorification and blood
money.’
.I
shall
expect
the
sneers
but without results. The big pa­
The first program given by the
per is doubtless too busy to spend and condemnation o f those whose
business is war and o f those who Literary Society was Thursday
time on minor matters.
profit by war. But I can weigh evening. It was a very good
The professional suffragette is against these the feeling for entertainment and a fairly large
nothing if not original. A bunch peace and against war and the crowd in attendance. The next
o f them who had been trying for spirit o f war, which I know program will be November 4th
days to get an audience with )urns in the*hearts o f the masses and 5c and 10c admission will^be
Congressman Hawley, put in a the world overhand in this I feel charged.
Mrs. Fred Kincaid and
long distance call for him on Fri­ that I.am rig h t”
Clinton E. New house * M ft
day of last week when he was in
several days in Corvallis a
DUNDEE
Newberg, but demanded to know
ing the Corgress o f Mothers,
in advance if he would stand the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clark
Noble,
of
cost o f the message. Some dis­
Mrs. Frank Carlisle is
Portland, spent Sunday, the as in better condition after ner
play o f cheek, that >-
seventeenth, in the Red Hills second operation. Mrs. Xhos. <
and formerly employed
ooking
over
their
orchard.
b
j
JMoOre
Bros., spent Sunday
A big fight is on between the
Lemon, her mother, visited with
Portland lumlber interests and
Fred Herring visited in Port­ her ai the Emanuel Hospital at the duck ranch.
the mills o f the Willamette val­ end from Wednesday to Sunday Saturday and Mr. Carlisle has
The last three days of the
ley, oh account o f a slight ad- of last week.
been down several times.
week are one grand vacation to
.vantage given the valley mills in
the youngsters going to school
Mrs. Cook, of7 Salem, is visi
Mr. G. A. Dearborn made a
freight rates to California points business trip to Portland on ing with her cousin, Levi
on account of the Teachers’
by the Southern Pacific. A meet­ Wednesday last.
Institute at McMinnville.
Lewis..
ing is to be held in Newbçrg to­
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Roberts
Miss Ella Crawford visited in
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Phillips
day in the interest of the valley Dundee last Saturday.
spent the week-end with friend* w ho have been visiting the family
mills, after which the Graphic
o fO . W oodworth, left Sunday
Mrs. F. S. Hillsinger, MissZella in Milwaukee.
may be able to give more infor­
Carl Panderholm was e guest, for Hillsboro Where they expect
Pond a n d L y l e
Hillsinger
mation regarding the contention.
motored to Portland on Mon­ at the Sawyer home for th* to reside the cbming winter.
John Patterson, a previous
C. S. Jackson announces that day to visit -the Land Products week end.
owner
o f the' James Newman
Mrs. M E. Markell was in
on Monday, November 15, the Show.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Herring Portland Thursday on business. Place’ ^ as looking over ¿and in
Oregon Journal will begin the
T?
-a u
T ie
this“vicinity Sunday.
welcomed
a little daughter to
publication o f a morning edition.
Frank E. Hobson, U. S. survey-
At the next Civic Improvement
The evening edition will also be their home on Thursday.
or, spent the first o f the week at
Club
Meeting, November 19 th,
continued. Dating from the time
Residents o f Dundee and vicini­ home, later returning to his
in addition to the usual pro-
Mr. Jackson moved from Pendle­ ty will be glad to know that a work in Tillamook county.
m, a basket social will be
ton to Portland and began the blacksmith shop is once more to
Mrs. Sewell Newhouse spe
Id.
All the maids and matrons
publication o f the Journal he has be opened in Dundee. Edward Saturday with her daugh t
had remarkable success,
for Henry will erect one on the land Mrs. John Bross, who isattfi s in the community are hereby in­
which he is to be • congratulated, opposite Charles Parrctt’s resi­ St. Vincent’s Hospital, Portlaud. structed to decorate a box,
basket, or other receptacle both
and doubtless he feels sure o f the dence! This land was recently
Mr, Eldridge, of Sherwoo«J inside and out, including enough
new step he is taking.
sold by Misses Christopher and preached bejre Sunday mornin|j;,
Young to Michel Mueller. Mrs. Mrs. Palmer occupying the Che- decorations inside to satisfy tw o
appetities, and all o f the men are
Henry who was Miss Elsie Sthul, halera Center pulpit.
SHY IN,HIS INTELLECT.
^ requested to come with pockets
a niece ot Mrs. Miller, is well
Mrs. Markell and children we
well lined and in a generous and
Says the Corvallis Courier: The known in Dundee and she will be
called
to
Pleasant
Home
to
happy
mood. The proceeds of
other night" a bunch o f young gladly welcomed to the neigh­
tend
the
funeral
of
Mrs.
W.
8-
the basket auction will go to
men were loitering in front o f the borhood.
..YY;.
Markell
who
has
been
suffering
swell the funds t>f the club which
Courier office, when one o f them,
A pleasant evening was spent for months from cancer. Frd|
at
present are at ebb tide.
in his egotism and swell-headed- by the Parent-Teachers’ Associa­
ness, broke loose and told his tion and their' triends at the Kincaid took charge of the sto|e -Everybody welcome,
companions that our form o f re­ school home on Friday of last and offices during their absenc*.
ligion was nothing but supersti­ week. A short interesting pro­
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tion, and that any man who used gram was given followed by a
REX
his reason and brains could not social hour and a candy sale.
:» A very pleasing program vyas
R.
J.
Keiney,
of
Portland,
given
at the Ewing Young School
w*9
swallow the silly dope o f an over- The proceeds o f the sale are tobe
a.Sunday
visitor.
ruling power.
by Miss Hevland’ s pupils last
devoted to the needs of the
After the young man had let school.
!Mrs. Frank Swartzen visit*! Friday. Several fond parents
loose this chunk o f wisdom the
were present.
Mrs. T. A. Harper left Mon­ friends in Dundee a tew days of
Courier editor moved up by the
day on a trip to New Zealand last week, returning home Satt«!/ As a result o f the recent fains,
open door where he could see where she expects to spend day.
farmers o f the confffiunity are
what manner o f man this was who about three months visiting her
Fred Pape, ot Los Angeles, *» actively engaged in preparing
would pit his puny reasonings mother^ Mrs. 'Harper will be upending a couple of weeks with the soils for the fall grain.
against the evidences o f his eyes. accompanied as far as Honolnlu thp family of Henry Strate.
Chester Worden visited the
His »noustache was just begin­ by Mias 611a Crawford.
first
ot the week with his cousins,
Mrs. Vera Nelson visited rela­
ning to sprout and judging from
Oliver and Floyd Worden.
Miss Gussie Crawford started tives in Portland over Satu
the arguments he presented to
and
Sunday.
Lois Fendall took dinner with
his companions, his intellect had Monday morning on a Cali­
and Leona Anderson Snn-
Mrs.
Edward
Bacon
has
fornia trip*
not kept up with his whiskers.’
This young man could scoff at Gentlemen, at Dundee and vicini­ guests this week, her mot!
urance Boyd was a Sunday
'
* * * * i health and strength, ty, please take notice that the Mrs. Elizabeth Landrey
sister,
Miss
Alice
Landrey,
at the Hesgard home.
should strike him cooks o f the neighborhood will
Portland.
be
on
a
strike
on
the
afternoon
,
Fendall and son Kenneth
the dark angel
Mr. Trout, expert poultry
on a road-viewing trip on
his sick bed, of Friday, November 5, and the
oreg Q
r .<
best plan for getting a good
per will be to go to the C
munity Hall where the ladies of
the M. E. church will serve
chicken pie, beans and brown
bread and other “ good things to
eat.” -
The Dundee Women’s Club met
at the home o f Mrs. J. M. Gard­
ner last Thursday. A very en­
joyable feature o f the afternoon
was the Household Symposium
in which every lady present took
part. This symposium will be
continued at the next meeting
which will be held at Mrs. Gor­
don’s ou the first Thursday in
November. Mrs. Gardner was
assisted in serving by Mrs. L. J.
Eddens and Mrs. E. S. Greer.
Our Dundee ticket agents are
very much pleased with the
showing fqr this week. A round
trip ticket to New Zealand via
Vancouver, B. C., Honolulu and
Australia; a ticket to Honolulu
and return, And one to California
make a very good record for a
place the size of Dundee.
The Teachers’ Institute came
at a very opportune time, a«
think the boys o f the upper
grades and high school for it
gave them time to assist in in
stalling the shower baths in the
Dundee Community Hall: . Piac-
tice games are held by the tw o
basketball teams several timap a
week and our young people arc
enthusiastic over D u n d e e ’ s
advantages for indoor athletics.
the most com plete line o f Ladies and
have ever had. They are all spe<
will pay you to see diem before you buy
*
M issal
styles
CHdrsa’s Coats at
We are sure you
will find special
values in Coats
at Baird’s—ask
to see them-
to $20 Each
CASH PAID
FOR EGGS
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mi calars
E. C. BAIRD
Cbehalera Mountain Saturday,
Mrs. George Bush and daugh-
daugh­
ter Ethel were in Portland the
first o f last week to see the form­
er’s sister off for New York via
San Francisco.
A. C. Seely is cleaning up
several of his fence-rows. The
work is the outcome o f a desire
on the part o f Mr. Seely to get
a look at some oil his long hidden
fences.
All young people of the com .
munity are cordially invited to
to attend the meeting o f the
•Young People’s Society Friday
evening, October 29.
Miss Ila Hesgnrd returned to
her home from Portland, where
she has been working for several
months.
CHEHALEM CENTER
Miss Lillian Conkey and Mrs.
JBva Wright, of Homer, Illinois,
arrived Monday morning at the
home of their cousin and niece,
Mrs. Mary Johnson. They will
remain indefinately for a visit
and then journey on to the Cali­
i fornia
.,•* Fairs.
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Mr. and Mrs. Kidd, son-iO;law
and daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
E. Yarns, have returned from
their visit to the California ex­
position and started on their
journey t their Eastern home
this week.
Last Saturday evening the
Christian Bndeavorers gathered
at the home o f A. V. Hendrick­
son, not to d o him injnstkx but
to husk, his corn which he had
nicely stored in his wagon shed.
It was. a merry bunch o f willing
workers and they soon had it
hnsked. They then adjourned
to the bouse where they roasted
chestnuts and ate them, also
pop corn and large red apples
and indulged in games until a
late boar.
School dosed on account of
teacher’s institute.
Mrs. Elizabeth Palmer Will
preach next"Sunday evening in
the church at eight o ’clock.
Ilf. and Mrs. Robert Ramsey
departed from the Staley home
to go to Halsey, where they Will
be at home to their friends.
Victor Hendrickson surprised
the home folks by making bis
appearance Tuesday. He has
beenut Helix, Umatilla county.
Last Friday evening a number
o f the young folks gathered at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Staley
for a farewell reception for Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Ramsay before
they made their departure for
the South. A very delightful
evening was spent in games,
with refreshments at a late hour.
M cC O Y B R O S.
We carry a full line of Auto Supplies, Tires, Gasoline’ Oils
and Greases. Our Trouble C*r Is At Your Service
Duy and Night. We employ an expert mechanic who
can repair all makes of cars. Auto Livery a Specialty
Ladies Waiting Room in connection. Make our Garage
your headquarters.
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