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n ew berg graphic , X H W S D A T , TEN AMERICAN LEGION NOTES B ill B e st, th e P lu m b e r B ill, th e P lu m b e r (Met a partner. Working interest only) C J. Leavitt Hood River, Oregon, July |.— The second annuel ascent of Mt. Hood by a legion party under atp> plcee of Hood River Poet American Legion will start July IB. Part) will leave Hood River In autos gat urday morning and reach tha camj at the base of the mountain at noon Mesa will be under ex-army mees sergeant by ex-armj cooks and served by Hood River Le gion members. The total coat o f the trip from Hood River la ( l l . S t and anyone desiring to participate In this annual event Is asked to wire or write to Chairman Kent Shoemaker, Hood River. Oregon. Participants are asked to furnish their own blankets, smoke or amber glaaeee, heavy shoes calked for clim bing In snow or lee, or ice stick, alplnstock, cup, knife, fork and Bpoon. mem*ww and Pound Foolish ' | NOW IS THE TIME TO LOOK AFTER YOUR ROOF What’s the use sf putting on tar every year, when Graphite wül last fer 15 yeans. ^ ~ Sec us fer anything in the paint line. ~ ” Oregon City, Oregon. July 3.—- When the twenty-ninth annual as sembly, Willamette Valley Chautau qua officials commenced prepara, tlons for the thirteen days’ festivities starting July 1st, the Willamette Falls Poet American Legion was called upon to take charge o f the patriotic services on the Fourth of July. Rev. William S. Gilbert, for mer department commander o f the American Legion, and its first de partment chaplain, rendered a stir ring Americanism speech. Rev. Gil- Don’t think because you can get a big can of _ Baking - Powder for Tittle - - money that you are saving anything. . ,;V' vj * *" TIME CERTIFICATES naued by this bunk are a safe, convenient and profitable investment. On certificates issued after July 1, 1922, the follow in g interest rates w ill apply: Twelve month certificates, 4 per cent, payable semi annually. Six month certificates, 31/* per cent, payable at ma turity. Savings accounts, 3 per cent, payable January 1 and July 1. If you are not one o f our large number o f satisfied cus tomers, we invite you to make use of our facilities, believing that we can render n service unexcelled by any bank in the Willamette Valley. A R oll o f H onor Bank UNITED STATES [Air O F N E W n t R Q .O f eY ou Live Have the enjoyment at a Rome of Jour own, Aik your banker or any btuineu friend in whom yon have con fidence, whether to build now or wait. He will tell you to build now. •Get a Home of Your Own Make a decision today. Call at our office, there are hundreds ef modern designs front which to select your home. Spaulding Logging Co. Manufacturers o f Lumber aud Building Materials Pendleton, Ore., July 3.— Amid beautiful ceremonies held by the Pendleton Poet American Legion* a class of new applicants for U. S. citizenship, were recently given their citizenship certificates. Ceremonies by the legion post included a ban quet, speeches by American legion naires on Americanism and good cit izenship and closed with each newly admitted citizen being presented with a silk U. S. flag. This is now a definite part of the naturalization ceremonies. ■ a«M Why Tea May Be Harmful. Tea seems s harmless enough bev erage; yet If it is made wrongly, or drunk to excess. It can be a slow but deadly poison. Its stimulating effects are due to the presence In tea leaves of a powerful drug called theine. If tbe pot is not allowed to stand too tong, only a small quantity e f this substance Is dis solved out of the leaves by the hot water, and the tea refreshes us with out doing any harm. When the tea pot la allowed to remain for hours on the bob, an excessive quantity of theine is extracted from the leaves, together with a larger amount of another semlpoisonous substance known as tannin. These two together form a real poison, affecting the nerves, the diges tion and the general health. Stewed tes Is almost as harmful aa opium or cocaine. The habit of taking It In this way la soon formed, and tbe tea i drunkard thinks nothing of consuming twenty or thirty efipa a day. Why a Universal Alphabet. It has been suggested that there be called an International conference on the adoption of a universal phonetic alphabet It is thought that the Roman alphabet should serve aa the basis, but that alight modifications should be made In the forms of tbe letter«, which would not interfere with their legibility to anyone familiar with them In their present shapes. In order that there be Indicated the precise sounds for which they stand. Such an al* phabet, it Is maintained, wonld en able anyone to pronounce correctly at a glance the words o f a foreign language, because the spelling, apart from a few special sounds wonM be tbe « sum aa in his own language. There la mid to be no language so hindered by Its spelling aa the Bnp -------.------------ ^------ Hew Weed Rete. Decay of wood is caused by living vegetable organisms known as fungi. The microscopic seeds or spores of ' « -’.V - . f ‘ r , USE The Economy BAKING POWDER It costs only a fraction of a cent for each baking. ■ You use less because it con tains more than the ordi nary leavening strength. Each Sunday one of the ckurehea in Arco, Idaho, extends an Invitation to the local poet of the American Legion to use Its sermon hour for a lecture on “ Americanism.” Portland, Ore.. July 8.— The sec ond annual European pilgrlmmage of legionnaires will leave New Y ork August 5 on board the “ TJ. S. Presi dent Pierce." The party will arrive at Cherbourg, France, proceeding to Paris» France. The party will then wind ita way to Brussels, Belgium, then on to Ostend, and from there an automobile tour of the Flanders battlefields. The legion party will next be seen in London where side tripe to Oxford and other Interesting localities will be m ade The party will sail for Glasgow on September 8 and arrive at Montreal on Sep tember 16. Receptions In honor o f the visiting legionnaires and auxil iary members will be held in many cities of France. Belgium, England and Canada. The total cost of the trip from New York will not exceed 3525. The Oregon department was represented on tbe trip last year by William B. Follett o f Eugene, Ore gon. No announcement has been made .as yet as to who will repre sent the Oregon department this year. - - * T h e r e 's O n l y O n * W a y to S ave on B a k e ‘ D a y The Dalles, Oregon, July 3.— Reg istrations for the state conventions of the American Legion, the woman's auxiliary and the Forty and Bight are piling up here, and a crowd that will bulge out the limits of the town la expected for the four big days, July 3«, 27, 28 and 2». A large crowd will be here from McMinn ville, the post having thrown Its bat into the ring for the 1923 meet ing. George Scherrer of The Dalles has been elected convention adju- 107 North Main Largest Circulation in Yamhill County JOLT «, IMS. V .V ..'. i these wood destroyers are produced in countless numbers from the mush rooms or mold-llke growth which ap pears on rotten wood, says the Ameri can Forestry Magazine of Washington, feeing easily disseminated by the wind they are present everywhere, and de cay which scans to spring up spon taneously really only occurs where the spores have found favorable conditions Hew Children Take. Cold. Children are burdened with excee- .ive cy»ihlng and In the city homes kept tu toe warm rooms These two things are among the meet frequent reasons for their taking cold an •>> Soak old newspapers thoroughly In a paste made of one pound o f flour, three quarts o f water and one- tablespoonful o f alum thoroughly mixed. Make the final mixture about as thick as putty, and It will harden like papier mache. 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