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I • w ■ I. *■— . SÉBI a ffi. 1 '■■l'.'r.l M AH NO THE COUNTRY ' • FIT FOR AMERICANS i^ K iv M r fiA ir iir iir r Y Y r .fiA E U g r ig / V \ Second and Fowrt day evening of seek month. ▼(siting brothers always Frank Knapp, When the Federal Qovernment, Ofty year* agq decided to diapoad’ af Ita vast public domain in the Wast by giving It to those who would agree to cultivate it. few .people realised,__________________________________ ___ W n. that the land waa not a free gift. H e ; Put all County Officers on same basis i Shiloh Relief Ctrps, Me. 88 who accepted It paid for hta quarter bv making terms of equal length section with Isolation and loneliness. Herbert R. Dewart, Portland. Oregon lfsetlngs held tad and 4th Thom, He and hts family had to live on day of each month at 3:10 p. m.. in EMDOXSEKEHT* the land. The settlers could not This amendment la endosed by Ben L O. ,0- P, hall, corner of Flint and j build their dwellings in'groups con W. Olcott, Governor of Oregon, by Meridian streets. veniently located and go out to till Geo. M. Brawn, Attorney-General, Franoes Woodruff. Preaid eat their fields. Each oqp had to lltie who endorses It In the followlnk Fauna L. Snow. Secretary. by himself, separated from the neigh words: bors by long stretches of open fields “ I endorse constitutional amend and pastures. ment fixing term o f eertaln county This enforced isolation endowed officials, and especially as it relates 11 W . J. S A U N D E R S the American farmer with upstand to the clack aad sheriff. ing self-reliance, bih it also robbed ” 1 ’ do ad for the reason that it him of the aoclal life that was his is in the interest o f woel trained due png caused him to be satisfied public officials.” with an Inferior brand of education Also by Bam A. Koser, Secretary BEPUBIICAM CANDIDATE FOR for hta children. of State, to the following Effect: Mow the WBet Is beginning ttf Phon« Black 19 am heartily1 ifr tffror of the ffiiange the character of life in the proposed constitutional amendment Country. The projeqp of the Re- extending the terms o f county she clamation Service, the colonise of the riff, county clerks and county treia- Yamhill County State Land Settlement Board In urers to four years I believe that California, are planned not only to the endorsement by the people Of I h in filled the offloe of District make the Individual farmer mater Attorney for a part of one term by ially prosperous, but they also seek progress and wf|l result In more el- to make farm life attractive, to pro flctent administration of the duties and hat now ashing for a seoond vide social contact and to create of those oflicerB. The term of offlee elective term. I hare honestly en- superior educational facilities. at present la' hardly of sufficient du In Colorado’s San Lius valley a ration to enable an official to ac duties of'the office, and to do all NEWBERG. q r e community of farmers bap spontan quaint himself with the duties there within my power to see the criminal Phone White 5. 4 eously taken the lead In this move of before he must seek re-election. laws of the stato enforced without ment. Instead of ^construotfhg ten A longer term of office, to my .mind, four or favor, and carefully look af two-room old-fashioned schools for tends toward the more efficient per ter the interests of the oounty in all their four hundred and fifty children, formance of the duties of the offloh business matters .referred to my the farmers of the Sargent district by those whom the people may select dfitoe. My experience should be decided to build one large adequate therefor. worth something to the taxpayers. plant for all of them. They picked I promise the continuation of e clean, out a centrally located spot far from honest and efficient administration, any town, built a large two-story te a r support will _ be appreciated. brick school witb twenty rooms and ù b e a t in g ’ an auditorium, added a gymnasium with shower batbs, put Ih electric and heating plants, erected a super intendent’s bungalow, bull« k pleas ant home Tor thirteen teachers and and Slock Remediea at paid the men teacher« extra compen nation for driAng the fleet of auto T"* ---- - ■ —*—» ■ - * ■ ---- ----- vans that convey the <?hl^firen to and « • ' . . St — - » — - - - - - * from school. C A L L J. H. N A S H -Headquarter» For - The school rapidly became thi*cen ter of the district's Quickened social protection t 11 life. It brought about-the establish 1 fcryou. Satisfaction Guaranteed ment of a consolidated, nonsectarlan 808 1st St Newberg, Ore church with a large membership. It NEWBERG. - OREGON stimulated the good roads movement, Phone White 198 Phone White 48 promoted mutual neighborly interest MWMwWwW«wVwVwWwWwWwWwl/wVwUW and lifted the entire life of the com munity to a higher plane. Rural America has been the last s— aoo oaosooo to feel the wind of progreaa; In the Far West at least the regeneration of American country life has at last begun.— November Sunset. Vole 308 Yes T H E H O M E OF F L O W E R S ; ; I I CARPENTERING and Concrete W ort S E A SO N A B LE C U T F L O W E R S -P la n ts in pot», cyclamen», (fine plants), cinerarias, primroses, ferns, fern dishes, gerani- um«, calla lilies (hardy flowers), hydrangea, peonies. Roeee our specialty (strong planta). Low prices. JOHN GOWER J. L. VAN BLARICOM Staple and Fancy Groceries Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Wa plsass vhs moat particular. Phono u* a grocery order and sao if our prompt acrvlcs do—h ’t surprise you. W * want *our trad*. A U C T IO N E E R Did you fric# N . P. 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