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WILL CELEBRATE ROUMANIA RECEIVES AMER LOrCOLV ANNIVERSARY ICA* TRACTORS AMD iUTOS Lincoln's birthday, February 12 bs observed by Shiloh Post No. 77 Department of Oregon O. A. R.. and Shiloh R elief Corps No. 28. Exer cises will be held at the Methodist church, beginning promptly at 2 p m., consisting of music and recita tion of Lincoln’s Gettysburg ad Rev. Gibson, pastor of the dress. Methodist church, w ill deliver an address. The public are Invited. By Order of Committee. — ■ o- FBOM OUR EX CHARGES Why shouldn’ t it be the best kind of pense at this atage o f the Rhme for the country to unite on a busi ness man like Herbert Hoover for president to get the country back on a re-construction basis and re duce the cost of livin g? Where is the sense of quarreling between two nominal political parties who have lost all past issues in the overwhelm ing issue of restoring the country to reasonable prices and peaceable conditions? A man who doesn't seek the presidency, yet is well qualified as demonstrated by past official acts, is a good man to cen ter on for tbe Job, and the country seems to be turning in that direc tion.— Telephone Register. By order of Justice of the Peace Rogers, Sheriff W. G. Henderson dispensed into a city sewer Tuesda/ afternoon an accumulation of “ boose” wrested from bootleggers during the past six or eight months. Sheriff Henderson, armed with g corkscrew. , uncorked tbe bottled whiskey and liquors o f similar odor Bd let the contents, of the bottles trickle and gurgle into the sewer. Jerome Derby* Janitor at the court house assisted the sheriff in lugging the suit cases, trunks and other 1t- % quor containers that had been housed in the corridors of the county Jail. Local newspaper men were invited to witness the informal ceremony of releasing John Barleycorn's inebri ating fluid into the craving aperture of • city sewer, similar exhilarating- liquid which years ago they had seen dsecend quietly into the throats of men who were wont to say. “ Here’s to you" as they rested their feet on the shining brass foot rail ing of highly polished bars.— News Reporter. — ----- : --— According to a recent report from the American Trade Agent at Bucharest, Roumania, received by tbe Ford Motor Company’s foreign department, New York City, a con signment of 20J> Ford motor cars and 180 Fordson tractors was among “ the firat since the end of the war, and may be considered as one of the most important,” because of the part they will play in the recon structlon of battle-scarred, hungry Roumania. . Speaking of the arrival of the tractors, the report said: “ The ‘Fordson’ Autotractor, though com pletely unknown in Roumania, ob tained a Very large success at its first demonstrations which were fol lowed with the greatest interest by a large number of farmers, on ac count of its remarkable qualities and of the services it can do in this country where the work-animals have been destroyed by the enemy invasion during the war. “ More than three-quarters of the stock strived has already been sold and is employed all over the country to the delight of the Roumanian fanners who are seeing bqre a great future for the autottactor." Reporting on the sale of the mo tor cars, the tfade agent says: “ The Ford’ automobiles were sold imme diately on their arrival and the Noel Company is waiting very anxiously second, consignment of 120 ma chines which have been ordered at the ‘ Ford’ manufactory and which, for the greatest part, are already re- served by their customers.” Shipments o f. agricultural ma chinery foam the Oliver Chilled Plow Works, American Seeding Ma chine Company and the Robert Lean Manufacturing Company to be used in connection with the Fordson traetor has also been received in Bucharest. THE BIST TIME TO THINK ABOUT Fire Insurance Is B eforaa r m r V . V a n P e lt , M a n a g e r Painting, Paper Hanging and Decorating 'lilt C h u rc h ill & T y n d a ll Loss Fra n FIRE IN S U R A N C E A G E N T S White Front Paint Shop CALSOM1NING ' FURNITURE REPAIRING Old Griffith Bldg., Corner 2nd and Dayton 7 0 « FIRST STREET Big Value in Tires for Small Cars Back of the manufacture o f Goodyear Tires for small cars is the same purpose to supply high value in the product that is behind manufacture of the Goodyear Tires that the most expensive automobiles built. T h e r ig h t w a t By Dr. Frank Crane. , Schenectady, December i t — Five hundred men who could neither speak nor read English were guests tonight at a dinner given by the General Electric Company as tbe be ginning of a campaign of American isation of its foreign-born employees. Dinner was served in the works res taurant. The message of the co - pany was read' in different lan guages, intelligible to those present. The eleven road bills vetoed by Benefits to be derived by becoming the governor were merely to place full-fledged Americans were empha these highways on the map. for the sised. consideration of the Highway Com This paragraph I clipped out of a mission. Those who desired this to newspaper. be done thought they were entitled It illustrates the right way to go to as much consideration as other about the business of yombatlng un sections of the state, especially so rest. , when many more millions are to be It shows the right way to defeat expended upon roads. As for the the bolshevlst propaganda. Woodburn-Newberg road, a distance It Is a concrete example which the of about nineteen miles, this d if business men of America ought ‘ to fered considerably from the other follow. propositions on account o f being The idea of arresting and jailing backed by 81S0.000 of Marion coun and beating up the reds, of hanging ty money and Governor Olcott dis the I. W. W., of using force to sup played poor judgment in vetoing press opinion, even the rottenest this bill. Approval would have opinion. Is utterly wrong. brought a realisation comparatively Every time you employ force to soon of this paved highway connect silence a talker you simply empha ing the two principal highways be size and multiply the mischief of tween Portland and Salem. An it his talk. - now stands, the road will be paved, As Dr. Butler says, the only way but not for a few years. The gov to destroy a dangerous idea is to ernor’s Inexcusable veto merely supply a safe one. blocks early progress on this road. A campaign was recently started Marion county with its three paving with headquarters in New York to plants will only accomplish-a email make an intensive drive against un part of a mapped-out program dur v erified strikes and the whole rad ing the next two or three years.— ical propaganda. John H. Van De Wood burn Independent. venter, secretary of the Army Ord nance Association, and former edi There is sound sense in the sug tor of {he American Machinist, is gestion made at a meeting of the its head. The plan is to Issue print Hllsboro Club last week that tbe ed matter and to hold meetings all club undertake the matter of en over the country to spread the gos forcement of highway laws and thus pel of straight thinking and con- ---- IM K r The state—highway saf e for atructlva A merican lam.---- Let the good work go on! travel. When the number of ve L. E. Pierson, of the Irving Na hicles which travel the highway is considered it will be seen that the tional Bank, recently urged a cam necessary policing is practically Im paign of education “ to check sub possible and violations of law can versive propaganda of bolshevik agl- only be handled when a number of t a tors.” T o help along the educa men who drive the road constantly tional movemvwt, he declared, “ is agree to report and prosecute. One the steady, every day Job of every common cause of complaint Is the American, whatever his place, how road hog who drives at top speed ever narrow his sphere of influence^! This is the right way. and does not give right of way and forces the cars he meets to leave the | And to do the right thing in the pavemnet or take the chance of be- wrong way Is often as disastrous as ing hit. On advocate of the pollc- to do the wrong thing, ing plan has suggested that the . Meet fact with fact, argument members might even go further and , with argument, appeal with appeal. provide an indemnifying fund and What have we to fear? Any speaker that can not con agree when meeting one o f these hogs to give hln) his half of the vince an average audience of the road and If he attempted to take superiority of Americanism and de more to allow him to hit their car. mocracy orer any of the theories THefund would pay for the damage that have worked only wretchedness if it could not be collected from the and ruin wherever they hpve been offender, and the latter would be tried Is a poor stick. Shall the fine product of America brought to a stop, which would per mit securing his number— some fear to compete with the sweepings thing almost Impossible when the of Europe? 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