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Heberts Predicted Feck's Victory.
FIOHBITIOV WELL
i n n IWI. five per cent of thin When
Lord Roberts was In Oeua4
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t X 01CHA1DI8TS num**r to *•»*• th® namb*r of - i
tee
years
at the dedication of the
nature* lor a referenda», while t Plain* of age
Abes
park and pie;
Prohibition lo coins to be one of per eent (or 9.940) will be ell the ground be made ham
this
prediction:
m
the moot beneficial event« In the signatures required for an Initiative refuse to believe me. and we “D are
U. Miller, HflM s the exact meaning hlatorr of the fruit growing nduatry, petition to be filed for the 19S0 elec- asleep uader a false security, for I do
of the dssMfnatton "head of a fam­ aecordlng to C. E. Oreiaen, Pacific tlon. For the 191S election 23,000 not hesitate to affirm that wo wtlf
a frightful war la Europe, and
ily.’’ such person being allowed the coaat repreeentatlve of the Packer, «ifnature* were neeesaary for an have
that
Great
Britain and France will
who
haa
been
here
for
several
days
Initiative
petition.
With
only
10.*
19,000 exemption granted a married Interviewing fruit sales officials and 000 signatures needed for 1920, lnl- have the hardest
experience of their
person In the filing of an .Income orchardlst*.
existence. They will. In fact, see de-
tlattve
petitions
will
probably
clutter
feat very near, but the wqr will Anally
tax return.
"It has Already been demonstrat- the ballot like autumn leaves.—Ore- be
won by the gents* of s French gen
"A head of a family." says Col­ ed,” says Mr, Oreisen, "that the man gem Voter.
j era I named Ferdinand Foeh. professor
lector Miller, "lp a person who ac­ w^o has been accustomed to tak ing s 1
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; lo the military school In Paris’*
tually supports In ond household his dally nip of alcoholic beverage
FLEHTT TO VOTE OB
one or more persons clonely eoaneet- turns naturally to fruit. There is
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American Opportunity.
sonfethtng about It that dhtlsflea Because of the fact that our rep- Although the populated area of ¡ti­
the thirst that the law will prevent resentatives In the legislature were berla Is only a i-.-u along the Trnns-
tlon.
Whether
jp
the
abastase
of
Siberian railway, that belt Is ftOOO
Interest Allowed on , continuous residence with his depen­
miles long and contain» nearly 'JOJUKt.-
IMIO people. Before the war Siberian
dents. s person Is the head of s fam­
Tim* Depositi
foreign trade was largely In the hands
ily, depends upon tfie character of
of German bou*es. which undoubtedly
the separation, If the benefactor le
will- mnke desperate efforts to regain
absent on buslm as or on aoeonnt of
It when the return of normal condi­
military or navd service, or a child
tion» ha« brought hack the demand for
or other dependent in absent tempo­
general merchandise, rolling stock and
rarily at school or on a visit, the
Agricultural machinery. Bot in spite
common home being maintained, the
of the geographical proximity ot Ger­
exemption of 93.000 applies. If., • rapidly thaa at any other time In j A measure placing the state’s many .«astern Siberia, when Ha rail­
however, the dependent continuously the history of the business."—Hood credit back of reclamation projects. way service has been reorganised, will
moat easily reached by way of
makes Ms horns elsswhere, the bene­ River Glacier.
/
A measure increasing the llmita- be
Vladivostok.
The commercial eppor-
factor,
lrrcapectlve
of
the
question
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! tlon of taxes for county roads.
CHASE & LINTON of auport. Is not the head of a family.
tunlty
la
one
that
America caauet af­
EAST TO BEFEBEBD
A measure accepting a re-con- ford to aegteet—Tooth’s
Companion.
GRAVEL COMPANY
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»traction hospital and amending tha
"In the caae of man and wife, tha
Joint exemption of 99,000 allowed a If any citisene of Oregon are ag-. constitution as to location,
Prince of Writers of War.
couple replacée the individ­ grieved at any law paeeed by this : A measure creating the office of In Valenciennes there is a status
AU kinds of grave] Jot con­ married
of Jean Froissart, prince of war cor­
exemption allowed each only If legislature (other than such laws as j lieutenant-governor,
crete work, cement blocks, ual
respondents. who was a native ot the
they
lira
together.
Unavoidable
ab­
contained
the
emergency
clause)
}
A
measure
to
give
board
of
con-
er wood work furnished on sence of a wife or husbead at a san- they can console themselves with the trot , power to sell re-constructlon town.
Froissart came Into all the
splendor of tbe medieval lire q t Val­
short notice.
reflection that securing a referea- 1 bonds, if voted,
the streets crowded with
dum will he an easier teak thaa at ‘ A measure providing aid tor dla- enciennes.
knights
sad
soldiers, priests, artisans
Telephone White 86
any time for many years. For only charged soldiers and aallora attend­ and merchants,
the churches sad
i g l i verified signatures of register- ! ing Institutions of higher learning, booses rich with and stained
ed electors will be required to refer- ! A measure levying a 1 mill tax precious carvings,
festivals,
end any of these measures, provided for so-called market roads,
moralities every year. Instigated
same
are
secured
to
petitions,
verl-i
A
measure
providing
99,100,000
BfcwoooocHOSOBHOBOBOigg g oBogy xogogii
hie seigneur, he set himself to
fled and filed with the Secretary of for a highway along the Pacific by
write
«»temporary history. He
State within ninety days of the ap-1 coaat to be called the "Roosevelt could describe
a battle more vividly
provai of tha objections! law.
| Highway."
than
any
of
hie
contemporaries. He
This low figure of 9,999 la due to. In addition to these the wets wanted to knew everything;
Iflted to
ran sfer Co.
the fact that so few people voted At claim that they are going to refer- get tbe story of a battle from
both
last fail’s election, only 91 per cent ¡end the vote on the national prohl- sides and many potato ef vtew, aad
of the registered voters having gone ! bttlon amendment.
'
wanted tbe details of every little cav­
alry skirmish, every capture « a «fa­
to thè polls and only a little over
de. every gallant action and brave
40 per cent having* voted for su­
Tee Dangerous.
preme
court
Judge.
The
vote
for
the
“Here* a «tory shoot a girl who a *
S. P. TimberUke, Prop.
latter dfflce Is the basis of calculat­ •wallow«I
« diamond ring.“
God, 1
100
ing the number of signatures re­ “Shf «ri* a very foolish girl. A to
braurw
everything, aad
phone Red 79
quired for a referendum petition.
dteNMMi.l ring I» too rich for nnyhi«ly‘o deer and of keen
to
Anrg9nx>iogRaaCTBWor»agaeCTela
For that office. 194,949 votai rtlrnvtton ”
which I could leai
FUST
;
m n o W A tM i
General Banking
Efficient Service
Î
he N ew berp
E. A. ELLIS
i s
PHONE RED 202
U m Steck Cwitriw
jUk Steck a ptdaltf
Residence 1882 Portland Road
McCOY BROS
AGENTS FOR
HOPSON’S
FARMERS
REWBEB0 CHURCH SERVICES
19 a. m., Bible school .Ethel Kleler
superintendent.
11 a. m., sermon, "God's Prom­
is». ”
9:30 p. nv. C. E.
7:30 p. m., sermon. "Seeking the
oat.”
C. W. B. M. Friday at 9:90 p. m.
Christian Endsavor social at tha
residence of Z. Martin on Friday ,
Mid week prayer meeting Wednee- J
day at 7:90 p. m.
Free Methodist
An all day missionary masting at
the Free Methodist church.
Miss Grace Allen, who has been a
missionary in Africa for thirty yean
will speak in the Free Methodist
church next Sunday, March 19. Her
principal address will be given at
3:00 p. m.
She will tell of her labors aad ex­
periences there among the natives
as a teacher, and aha will also show
curios which she has collected. At
11 a. m. Mrs. Mary F. Coffee, eoaier-
ence president of Women’s Foreign
Miesionary Society, will speak on
some phase of missionary work.
Special songs win intersperse these
services. Singing In two or three
dialects will be features of the oc­
casion.
The evening service will he given
over to Rev. Walter T. Ktetabaefc.
Everyone cordially Invited to se­
nd bear a feast of peed
Edwin W. Hlght, Pastor.
Sunday school 9:49.
Morning worship at 11.
G. E. 9:25 p. m.
Evening evangelistic services 7:29.
Come.
The subject of the eenpoa at tbs
Baptist church for next Sunday
morning la “Forgotten Power,’* la
the evening, the sermon win be oa
the theme'. "A Nation of Convicts."
Your are cordially invited to he pres­
ent at these services.
On Friday evening at 9:29 there
will be a supper given at the church,
at which time Rev. F. C. T sslstts. eg
Portland, will meet with m aad talk
to ua on the Victory Campaign eg
the Baptists. Mr. Laalette la the
man who, takes the "pstn” oat of
campaign. Come and hear him.
The Baptist calendar is:
Sunday school..............................10:00 a.m.
.Morning service..........................11:00 a.m.
B. Y. F. U................................... 9:90 p.m.
Evening service.......................... 7:30 p.m.
Presbyterian
Sunday school promptly at 9:45.
Classes for all.
Morning worship at 11—"Stew­
ardship." Fine music.
Y. P. S. C. E. at 9:30. Leader.
Llewellyn Sanderman.
Evening song service at 7:99—
Complicity in Public Wrongs.”
Mtd week service at 7:20 Wednes­
day— -Israel Warned." Jokh. 23,24.
Ladles’ Aid Society thta week, Fri­
day. March 14, at 2:30, at the home
of Mrs. C. A. Morris.
Seventh-Day Adventist
At the church, corner Second and
Grant streets.
Saturday: Sabbath school at 10:30
a. m. Morning service, 11:45.
Saturday and Sunday evenings at
7:45. illustrated sermons on the life
of Christ, work of His apostles, and
their teachings.
Wednesday at 7:30 p. m., prayer
meeting.
You are cordially invited to at­
tend these services.
Monuments
Buy your Monuments
-from
Q.M.KEIUNG, Sexton
Lota and single graves
cared for by the yeah
Monuments cleaned-to
look like new. Satiafac-
tien guaranteed.
PkmM«ofc 144 w write Itx 442
&WM& <3
The Methodist church is patting
on s great program, something big.
Come and hear about (I Sunday.
A full day—
Sunday school 9:45.
Morning sermon 11. “Pan-Ameri­
can ism—A Problem In Neighborll-
neas.”
Kpworth League 9:30, "What Caa
We Do for the Community?” A good
place for young folks.
Evening address 7:30, "Savtag a
Moral Pervert.”
If you are a live one. you will feel
good. If you are a dead one you will
get new life. Take a chanee aad
come.
N EM K R G , OREGON
ib b b m b W m
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‘BILL’
THE
Plum
ber
I 20C First Street
ta
1
Methodist
Dundee Church
I m il i H ii u iii i iim .ti i iii i iii i itM i M iii i iii
Sunday school at 10 a.m.
Preaching service at 11:00 a. m.
theme. "Stewardship of Personality.’1
C. B. Rees. Pastor.
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