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POSTAL IMPROVEMENT
W EEJtJSJBSERVED
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General Cam paigi| of
Kind in Service.
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HIGH
SCHOOL
Agriculture De pertinent
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S C H O L Z B R O S.
T R U C K CO.
LOCAI OFEICES
410 FIRST STREET '
Phone Black 11.
Bnidence phones Red 212
and W hlte 219.
LOCAI. AND LONG DISTANCE
HAULING
Portland office SS Front St.
Phone 2854 Broadwmy.
Sheet Metal
Works
GUTTERS— TAHXS
REPAIRING — S0LDÏRIHG
Without the Postal Service, burlneea
would Ungulsh la a dap. and be at a
atandatlU In a week. Public opinion
would die o f dry ro t Sectional hatred
or prejudice only would flourish. and
aarrpw-nladednaaa thrive.
It ia the blggeet distinctive business
In the world and It comes nearer to the
Innermost Interests o f a greeter num
ber of men and women than any other
Institution on earth. No private busi
ness. however widespread, teaches so
many liven so often or sharply; i
church reaches into so many soul*
•utters so many pulses, has so many
human beings dependent on Its min
istrations.
« Postal Improvement W ash" has
been set for May L by the Postmaster
GeneraL Tkin Is the first general cam
paign o f its kind in the Postal Service
for several decades. Busin esa men
and their organisations, largo deers o f
the mall, newspapers, motion pictures,
adverasen, and the entire organisa
tion o f M 0 0 0 postal workers are to he
enlisted In this country-Vldo campaign
e f Interest ia postal Improvements.
Your help Is vital. Address your let.
tors plainly with pen or typewriter.
Give street address. Spell out name
o f State, den t abbreviate. Put your
return addreeo In the upper loft hand
contar of envelope (not on the back)
and always look at your latter before
dropping In the mall .to see if H la
properly addreaoad. This care In the
uee e f the malla la fo r your benefit and
^ ■ada up the dispatch and delivery
of mall matter.
If you have any complaints of poor
osrvlee'make them to your postmaster.
Ho has Instructions to Investigate them
and report to the department.
C O U R T E S Y
T H A N K
Y O U
W ITH O UT S T R E E T ADDRESS
YOUR M AIL IS D E L A Y E D
A T O F F IC E O F D E LIV E R Y
gm
F e rtile
BEST SPRAYS
of all lands you will
find oar price« right
Vincent Feed Stare
Z
O regon-W ashin gton
The Daad Letter OSes has been In
existence ever since Ben Franklin
started our postal service. Even then
people addressed mall to Mr. Keeklel
Smith era, “ Atlantic Coast," and ex
pected Ben to know Just where Zeke
lived.
Perhaps they had Zeks*s address tn
letters up in the garret, maybe a chest
fo il o f ’em, but then It was easier ts
let Ben hunt Zeke. Today people are
addressing letters to John Smith, Now
York, N. Y , or Chicago, BL, thinking
Unde 8am can locate him, which Is
Jest as Incomplete as was Zaks’* ad
dress e f yore. The PoetofTlce Depart
ment aeks you ts put.the number and
street In the add rase. It helps yen.
Truck Service
BOTOTO TBIPS DAILY
C 7 /U 4 U ¿ J l X .
Lsonl office Spivey's Paint
Store.
FboaeBkck 75
Portland office 40 Second St
4111 *
COLLECTIONS
we send yon a check
for year share
THE SAME DAY
McMinnville, Oregon
Hillsboro, Oregon
OOMPAMY
J. H. GIBSON, Mgr.
The only Ahotrnot Books to
YaaúdH dogato.
M eM D fN T IL L l.
P IO N E E R
U M o i* Second Street
Ynrrn Honda
Harvest
and
list How
fof Hop Picker*.
This apt phrase waa used lu Presi
dent Harding’s first message to Con
gress and applies particularly In postal
re postmasters sre
with the fact that
they are managara of local branches
e f the biggest business la tha world.
Let's make our post offlos look neat,
Mr. Postmaster. Straighten ap the
rural latter box, Mr. Farmer. Tidy
up soaa* Mr. Rural Carrier. P in t
Inwraosiona are lasting. Maybe Mr.
Streager, taking notice o f these Im
provement* w ill came back, bringing
yon benefits. Start thaao with ‘‘POS
T A L IMPROVEMENT WEEK” May
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H U M A N IZ IN G T H E
Employment Co.
Hay,
BUSINESS
IN GOVERNMENT*
H E R E COM ES A STRANGER!
Yamhill Co. Abstract
Supplies
How do you expect the Postal Clark
to know whether you moan Trinidad,
California, or Trinidad, ColoradoT
ALW AYS SPELL OUT THE NAME
OF TH E STATE IN FU LL IN THE
ADDRESS.
•MORE
When we make your
BOYS' WORK OSLUHM
Last Saturday morning ■t»? a d the
first of the aerian o f boys hike#
planed for thl* spring, it taking the
form of a bicycle run to th* locks at
Lafayette. Nine boys and two lead
er* made the trip, leaving from the
public school grounds at sbout tan
In the morning. The trip I ° tn* ,YM
featured by nothing more startling
than a puncture for the accompany
ing auto. A ball gams opened tpe
day’s program and tha team cap
tained by Orval Armstrong took a
defeat from Oscar Cromwell s ball
tossera, 12-15.
Lunch consisted o f regular N t i,
hot cocoa, and hotter "hot dogs
with funny stories mixed tn to add
flavor. A lively game of guard the
flag opened up the afternoon and
ave a three to one decision to the
ag guard captained by Meade E l
liott. thanka to Bunny Streeter s
nimble lags. A round of nigger
baby was played in which the leaders
starred as targets, and then tha
bikes were boarded again for tha
homeward trip.
Thoa making tha .trip were Orval
Armstrong. Paul Carter, "Spec W -
11s, Dorrle Morris, Floyd McVey,
Glen RolUns. Oscar Cromwell, "Bun
ny’’ Streeter and Frank Brooks, w ith
Bob Shinn and Meade Elliott as
leaders. Did they have a great
time? Just ask tham.
Monday evening staged the open
ing game of the grammar school
aeries in which the Eighth A team
defeated the Sixth graders 25 to l i .
The first seven inntngs were close,
the Sixth team playing the better
game, but tn the eighth time at bat
the older boys found Frasier’s offer
ings easy and brought la some th ir
teen tallies before they wore retired.
The playing of both teams was rag
ged at times, but w ith s bit ot
coaching and strengthening either
one w ill give the other contending
teams a run for fhe championship.
Outside of the disastrous eighth in
ning, the Sixth played very good
ball and should not be discouraged
by their defeat.
The Eighth A team was made up
by Cyril Ware. Hubert Seott. How
ard Best. Claude Cummings. How
ard Woodward. Sbermniv Ellis, John
St. Germain. The Sixth h »‘ swing
ers were B. Hanville. W illiam Beede,
Horace Eldrtedge, Kenneth Braden.
Estel Johnson. Guy Braden, Elden
Dorten. Harold Comstock, Roy Fra
zier.
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Fabric
R m lw r
That
C ard«
P O S T A L SE R V IC E
“There Is aa unimportant person or
port o f our service. It la a total of
human unita and their cooperation to
tha hay to Ils success. In It« last
duties are aerammo
for our M lfhbora
a*d friends and should be so regarded,
rather than aa a hired servira pt
formed for an absentee employer.’*
il Hubert Week.
«W » *jg - lE âtoS
GOING EAST?
Tire Prices
If M, heve you ticket retted
T h ro u g h
$ 14.90 $ 16.00
20,96
m s 19.50
26.90 27.85
27.90 28.50
28.90 29.75
30.80
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C a lifo r n ia
“The Sunshine end Open Window Way"
A Choice of Routes
Convenient Schedule«
liberal Stopover Privilege«
mmnrerennpn
Through Sleeping Can
Observation Can
Doyle'» Tire Shop
1 5 *k |
"Service et Your Service"
901 First S t
Traveler'« Comfort
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ml* XfeeUve January 18,1011
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Stop at San Francisco and Los Angeles, world famous
and beautiful eitiaa
Suhjnot 10 change without notion.
Leave Portland Leave Nowbosg
Park A Yamhill
. Imperial Hotel
tree a. m .
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a. m.
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11:00 a. aa.
14:44 a. a .
1:01 P. a .
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4:11 p. aa.
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Sat. and Sun.— ONLY—-Sat. and Bum.
11:1* p. a .
2:44 p. a .
* Eaaarvatlona for Thaatre Partis*
a t*, or for Special Trips call: Port
land. phono M ala 8411; Newberg,
phono Black l i t .
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For further particulars, ask agents or w rits
Southern Pacific Lines
Joka M. Scott.
General Passenger Agent
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To RELIEVE BACKACHE
J. Leavitt Realty Co.
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W ù O ü E N
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014.
107 North M ain
3rond
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C A P S U L t S
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It sticks in human relatione Ilka
postage stamps on Iettare.
The
POST O FFICE D E PARTM ENT ex
pects it to be used by tta postmasters
and employees in dealing with tha
public. •
Help them in ita um
with
PO S TA L
IM PRO
W EEK, May 1-0, 11)22.
AH Kinds of Metal Work
C. 0. COLLARS, Prop.
71S First Street
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w n r f w j f W Inlirim ii» mwlpCif
die modem automobile eiKine.
If it were possible to maKca
better oil ifaanZEROLENE
this company would make it*
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71 m President o f the Standard O il Com pany (California),
author o f 6 m statement (jnotod above, is right in believing
«b a t Zerolene is the best m otor oil made. U m lubrication
eugiueen ofthis cosnpany have proved it repeatedly, by means
o f thousands o f dynamometer and road tests o f Zerolene
and competing oils.
U m reasons for Zerolene’s superiority are: First, that the
Standard O il Company (C aliforn ia) possesses resources of,
erode o il and o f manufacturing equipm ent and personnel
that are unsurpassed in the entire petroleum industry. Sec
ond, that the engineers and chrm kti o f this com pany have,1
from the beginning, been g iven carte blan dM to make fu ll
use o f these exceptional resou rces, and to spend a ll the
time and momer needed to develop a Inbricant ideally «nited
ta the needs o f the m odern internal combustion engine.
A t the P resid ent*« request, we are undertaking to tell the
Ineiorists o f the Pacific Coast the story o f Zerolene. We
«h all do this by meant o f # series o f signed ttstements in
the public press. These statements w ill set forth in plain lan-
• gnage the requirements o f an efficient motor lubricant, and
the detailed reasons w hy Zerolene meets these require-
fneuts perfectly.
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