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(Daddy s Evening
RURAL ENTERPRISE
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i l 60 a year
Advertising, 2 *. an inch ; oo discoun
for lim e or space , no charge for cow
I I*jei tfcjn or (.Manges.
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a 4 v « r tie ’n< d isgu ised a s o e w i
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More than one hundred t.'pite-
fa ir y Tale
ml mid Jit-...¿jed and yoongtf
men die suddenly every year. By Mary Graham Bunner. Copyrighted
A record of many of these has
by Western Newspaper Union
hown th a t practically all are
I heavy tobacco addicts. Below
DEXTER AND CIRCUS
1are twelve expert testimonies as
to what the trouble is. Heart-
I t jo a asked little D e x te r what, he
failure is the usual diagnosis.
loved above everything In the world
Dr. W. M. Gage— I have re he would a a y : "T he circus."
cently
analyzed
ninety-nine
I f you asked him why, be would say:
"Because every year It Is bigger aud
brands of tobacco, and have
found all the advertised brands better than ever.”
to contain the following: arsenic L .L °
*"i* th,t
what the 6111
i rv W in n v r 1^
le u v e . ’
h
hurzvin
e tr ° in ’
llL r O lil,
a
« n
„ .I
d
d 0 U ^ p<” ' tera
"
aald
"
^ before the circus catne
When the annual Pulitzer prisen hje-strength
nicotine,
J e -stre n v th m
en tin e
time. abou,
clrcuf
<bey
for the best work in journalism
Dr. F. Piddick, St. Giles hos Seen i t
•n d letters in 1924 were made ' pital, London—Tobacco is a poi
There was something about D exter
known, last Sunday, at Columbia aon for brain and heart, produc that rpere Is about every oDe— a real
university the first prem ium , in£ paralytig and heart disease love of the circus.
Dexter, maybe, loves It more than
«1.000, went to E dna Ferber for ?.r ' J ' H KfeJ1yKg—Tobacct
wneQ ,
anyone, though when I think about It
“ So B ig,” the story now running
Cause of tobacco heart, . I am sure there are Just hundreds snd
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THE
C A P IT A L
B E N E F IT * O F T O T A L
8 T IN E N C E
AB
> L.I!I0R
INTERM EDIATE A ND SENIOR TOP-
IC— A Sound Mind and a 8ound Body
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOP-
IC—Soma B enefits o f T otal A bstinence.
SU R PLU S
$35,000
C om m ercial and Savings accounts Solicired
LESSON TEXT— Dan. l i l - r #
GOLDEN T k t X T - ' D .n l .l p u rp os.d
1» h la h e a r t th a t ha would not d ea lt
h im self w ith the k in g 's m eat, nor w ith
th« wine whioh he ttrank.”— Dan. 1:5.
PRIMARY
TOPIC— F our
S en sib le
Bora.
k
TOPI° —B .n .a t a o f T otal
A b a tln « a o e .
AND
T o H e lp Orphans
of O u r Veterans
______
fell Into the clutches of tuberculosis
and other diseases, and In a few
years have passed away, leaving their
widows and children a t the mercy of
I strangers
Every Community Contributing
°®°d H«n»d f®r Every Child
j
vuum uuuug
The Legion Is determ ined th a t every
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I. Daniel and Hla Companions In
To National
American
Legion
child of a w ar veteran »hall have as
Captivity in Babylon (yy. 1-4).
good
a
home,
and
a
real
mother's
love
in th e E nterprise a . «’ the best tObaCC°
“ ,n d n e“ ’ P a ra ly sis, j hundred, of p eo pl^ -hlg . .m a ll and la-
Endowment Fund
They were carried away to Babylon
as that child would have had If hla
Am ■ , „ ,
. , , . , cancer, apolexy. Everyone who «"‘wee. people-who win .a y :
by Nebuehadaeaxar In the first siege
fath er had not died fo r hla country
Amenoan novel
pub.i.bed during uses ¡t is killed by it sooner or
“Ue du« “ ‘
» any more than I
of Jerusalem. A t the command of the
The U nited States V e te ra n s ’ Bureau
the year whioh shall present the i later, unless he dies as the re- do'"
king certain choice young men, Includ
T his community Is expected to give
estimates there are 5,000 orphans of
tog
the
seed
of
the
king
and
of
the
wholesome atm osphere of Ameri- >ult of accident or some acute
nl<ht Delter had ■ dream
Its share to the national Am erican
veterans In the United States today
N 0 td le “
° nL h u n - “
~ "
' “ “ - < • - d » n - [ princes, were carried away that they
Legion Endowment Fund, as other who need some degree o f care.
Th»
might be made skillfu l in wisdom
of American m anners rud man- , . t,h0U8and m e a die suddenly ter loves to shore with others, you and cunning ia knowledge, under communities throughout the United Legion Is m ain tain ing one children s
billet, now filled to capacity, where
hoo{] >.
| ° f tobacco annually.
will hear of thia dream.
standing science so that thay might be States are doing. T he Income from
this Endowment Fund is to be used to such dependent children are given
.v „
. ‘ George Thomason, M. D.— All 10 Wa dream he thought he was In a trained to stand In the king's palace.
When you get the E nterprise animals tested succumb to it. b*"u,lfuI flr‘d with soft, warm g r e e t
II. Tha T ria l of Daniel and Hla Com assist and cure disabled form er good homes. O ther billets are being
established and w ill be In operation
- u get the best. “ The Secret Combustion destroys only ., P P ,in which to lie end, above w«« the panions (yy. 6-18).
service men and to provide hontes for
as soon as possible. In addition to
A d v ersary ,’’ another copyrighted '>mall part of the nicotine. The dw T *7 *Uh th*
*hlnln* brl*huT
1. Their Conscience Tested (y. 6).
the orphans and dependent chrfdien
By the appointment o f the king, a of w ar veterans, and the Fund, Itself, this, The Legion cooperates w ith
eerial, publiebed in these c o l.' carbon monoxide attacks the
a . be m down in hl. beautiful field
other child w elfare organizations, re
dally portion o f the king's meat and of
umne some tim e ago, had been 1 cd blood
cells and prevents h* heart! the sound of music and it the wine which he drank waa arranged is to be perpetual. A tru st agreement alizing that every aincere effort to aid
provides that when death has wiped children is of value, and th a t the field
awarded first place among stories Lh^m ,f ™m, ' aking oxygen.
«"Hided to him like a band.
for them. Thia waa contrary to the
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custom among the godly Jew s Being out the membership of the present for this endeavor is unlim ited.
W h ile under the care of th e 'L e g io n
Am erican Legion, the income from
contrary to the Jewish customs, they
' Thp music came nearer and nearer.
competitioo in England.
could not conscientiously partake of the Endowment Fund shkll be used the children attend public school, and
tobacco.
It
gets
into
the
hlû
nri
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r>
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?**
m
u,lc
came
nearer
and
nearer,
tr a v e l the w l ^ m u S ' Æ
them, it should ever be borne In mind for purposes most n early Identical to live In cottages on the fa m ily group
tian.
that conscience le the groundwork of those for which It is needed today.
TOBACCO AND THE HEART system, interferes with the
And there, before him was a circus
human character.
The person then president o f the
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,
. I ht'a rt action and circulation, and p ,r,d*
2. Their Change of Name (yy. fi-T).
U nited States w ill nam e a board to
H indenburg has be»n elected
From being third or fourth I affects every organ and fiber
The *lpPhanto were there, swing
Among tha Hebrews most significant
determ ine the use of the income.
among causes of death in the ' A. A. Woodhall M D —The ln< ,helr ,rnnk''-
president
of G erm an y and W il
names were given to children. Daniel
E v e ry person, regardless of creed.
United States heart disease has tobacco heart is an irritahlA
Th*?. wer* r” M ta wh,ch we,e "«•- means, “God la my Judge." The sig
helm ‘is not m ournin g over the
Is concerned in the w elfare of those
advanced
it occupies | heart»
înfarm iti f on8, 1 ger"’ ,,on** leopard«,
first place until now deaths
in 5 i „ „ freouentlv
T „3
" - " " « rhin- nificance of this name was that all the who gave their all in the world Mar. event.
problems of life were submitted to God
Especially Is The Legion concerned
for His dectalon. Ood was made the
attributed to it than to tuber-¡ed upon under calls for severe
with those thousands of w ar veterans
arbiter
of
hla
life.
Thia
was
the
secret
culosis or cancer, which for-1 physical exertion
who are sick and helpless, but who,
of Daniel's life. No doubt thia ex-
merly were a t the head of the i Dr. W, M. Stone-Tobacco
because Justice can never be made
preases
the
purpose
of
hla
parents
In
ghastly list.
weakens the blood vessels. The
giving him the name. His name was automatic, are unable to obtain gov
ernm ent aid.
The d> in m l for >iack an d cry s
Every man in this country user’s chances of recovery from
changed to Belteshaxcar
meaning
has a right to use all the tobac malignant
tal
oY ebony aim c ry sta l grows
Thousands
of
Sick
Aided
Bel
s
prince,”
the
one
whom
the
chief
disease— typhoid,
I hey have become
a
co he can pay for, and some in pneumonia, influenza—are les-1
Those who are fa m ilia r at all w ith daily.
god of the Babylonians favors. Hana-
nlah means, "gift of” or "beloved of
The Am erican Legion work, know standard in the optical business.
uctual practice use more- A sened fifty per cent.
Jehovah,” and his name was changed
w hat this great organization has done
Ask to see the fram e called the
healthy person can use a little
to Shadrach which signifies, “illu to aid the disabled. Cooperating w ith
tobacco, or a little strychnine
M ra .
V irginia Booth Clibbern
mined by the sun god, R ak.” Mlahael
government agencies, officials of The
or arsenic or opium, without ill D emarest, evangelist, a t Portland
Legion have made possible the hos
means, “who la as God” and his name
results except for the unclean
* a s changed to Meshach meaning pitalization of thousands o f sick and
feature of the '’tobacco habit, Sunday .a id : “ T bs mass of the
wounded boys wlio, had it not been
“who la like the goddess Hheeach, the
b u t use of any of these in ex people are idolators, worshiping
gentle one." Axerlah means, "Jehovah
lo r a helpiiffe hand, would have been
la our help,” and was changed to lost to society long ago.
cess is injurious and dangerous pleasure,, sports, dancing, card
Abqdnego which means, “the servant
O ther thousands need that sum«
to the average person. And the playing, gam bling, business, sex,
Thay Bowtd Before Dexter.
of Nego." Back of tha change of help today. M any of them cannot be
average person, once the habit education, bninan iu te rjst, politics
«nd monkeys and many, many other
names was the attempt of Satan to given aid by the government under
is formed, is almost certain to and even religion.” P rophets with animals.
,
wipe out the name of the true God,
existing laws, and w hile officials of
carry it to excess.
and have these young men lose th eir
T h ere were giraffes.
T here were
The Legion lite ra lly have w ritten
fam
es
that
did
not
fill
half
as
1 he numlier of tobaoco users
lieautlful ladies riding In handsome separation nnd th u i become aeslmllat-
most of the laws to take care of the
ed among the heathen.
in the country per capita is much spacs as hers talked about chariots and upon lovely ponies.
disabled. It is impossible to make leg
T h ere were many, many clowns.
8. T h e ir Religious Life (y. 8).
probably double what it was the varue way thousanns of rears
islation serve all.
T h is Involved their refusal to eat
T here was the hand, and In front of
fifty years ago, and the amount "to . Is there nothing new under
Many illustrations could be given.
all was the drum m ujor very handsome
meat and to drink wine which was con
consumed per capita by users t l e sun?
/r
a <
.
(
ly dreaa.-d and perform ing In a splen trary to their teaching. In the case of Thousands of men have BH rried i T?
since the war ended, when they -t-4* V/« iV lU H C lC - O p to m e tris t'
has also probably doubled.
Daniel, at le a « . It also Involved pray
did
manner.
lnch -an d -a-q u arter Jimmy,
seemingly w ere sound physically, but T T
A ll
.
t
This explains the enormous
ing three times a day.
As they approached D exter they
In reality were in a weakened condl-
1 1 . A lD F O
Man”fac,1"’lnlt
9
fortunes which have been built who confeMses about 100 Portland bowed. Even the animals bowed.
4. T h e ir Courtesy (yy. 8-18).
tion from gas and exposure.
They«
’
O ptician i
D aniel seem« to have been the
Greetings, our best circus greet
up by m anufacturers and hand burglgries, is said to contem plate
ALBANY
, OREGON I
spokesman for the company. Although
lers of the weed.
• ii insanity plea. Perhaps he has ings. D exter,” they said.
Daniel's
heart
was
fixed,
he
did
not
Then
they
went
Into
the
field,
with
It also
explains another m .de enough a t his trade to sot
Iie x te r running along beside them.
forget to be a gentleman. He request
thing—the forging to the front ploy a few “ expert a lie n ists'”
First he went along by the member« ed to be excused from this meat and
of heart disease among our fa
drink In order that be be not defiled.
o f the band, then by the animals, then
tal maladies, as will be seen be
by the clowns, then back to the bund
Christians should learn from this to
is what to offer your lady friend in
low.
then by the ladles.
be courteous «van In times of great
th e wav of refreshm ents.
Just
They were all so wonderful.
tria ls God had brought Daniel into
Our lawmakers use toliacco
bring her here and tre a t h er to
favor
and
tender
love
with
those
who
“W
e’re
going
»to
give
you
a
private
to such an extent that the legis
some of our delicious ice cream .
lative halls are blue with smoke w ill exhibit afternoon and night show,» they said. “ We are going to were over him.
T h a t- h e will like It goes w ithout
have a whole, three-ringed show, Just
I
I
I
.
The
Success
of
Daniel
and
His
tiurng sessions, but they also
fo r you."
saying. Besides, she will appre
Companions (vv. 14-21).
recognize the evil of the habit
No D exter sst now at one end of the
ciate your thoughtfulness and gen
1. T h a ir Physical Health (vv. 14-lfi).
mid the danger that immature
field and all the clowns and animals
erosity .
A test was made fo r ten days, and It
and horseback riders and trupexe per was shown that they were faire r in
persons face of becoming its
The annoanrem ent o f A l l
formers set to work to fix everything countenance and fa tte r In ilesh than
slave if they indulge, so they
B A R N E S 4 R IN G C IR C U S «P-
right and then performed th eir tricks.
those who Indulged In the king’s meat.
have passed laws forbidding the
Ptare m this issue. T he coining of
They bowed before D exter and be Godly aud tem perate living pays. It is
this organization is welcome news,
sale of it to minors. In this the
clapped and clapped. Oh, It was so obligatory upon God's children today
as the A L . G. B A R N E S C IR C U S
lawmakers are ahead of the
is one that alw ays presents a elean.
wonderful baring a circus Just fo r him- to conscientiously abstain from that
mass of the people, for the lat KrainCSOme
aelf alone.
en* * r ,* ' B‘n« P r°-
» Dicta la contrary to H la law. it means
ter, given the law, fail to enforce
Yet. be did keep thinking how he total
abstinence from
Intoxicating
Diis year, according to an-
wished his different friends could be liquors, and everything which would
it, and most boys are allowed
nouncementa the circus has been
with him They would have enjoyed It Injure the health.
Crow ns, bridge wtfrk and fillings. It will
to form the tobacco habit be n
?,n li r " r< i and ■" addition
so much 1
io th e -a ll new spectacle of Poca-
2. M ental Growth (vv. 17-20).
fo re they Teach the age when
pay
you to get my prices on your dental work.
L<j.h * * .ili ,h * C° urt of Dusen Anne
The bond kept playing all tbe time,
Daniel and "his companions were
they are capable of deciding
Cusick bank building, A lbany
w ith the enormous cast, .ejected
all the time, all tbe time until Just as found to be ten times superior to their
lo r themselves.
from the 1080 employee«, other new
the show was about to end the band Ì
comrades In matters of wisdom and
They see on every hand in features are ISO hor.es m one seemed to be blowing whistles— thei understanding, i t Is always true that
act, The F e r-T o n T rib e of
public places large signs extoll : big
one whistle, one great long whlsGe!
those who abststn from Indulging in
V ab* / ro" 1 *h* Sahara Desert—
D exter found him self sitting up In the use of rtrong drink have clearer
in g
sundry brands of cigars, their first visit to Am erica. The
bed. He had been dreaming. Now he minds
and
are
mentally
better
cigarets and chewing tobacco, A n i u
° ( C h ,n i»* Cirewa
was listening to the whistle of the r lr
equipped for their work than those
mid they find the alleged vir- ,1, , * l TBhe lm I * r i a l M idget Fam-
who Indulge.
T k B>/ , r '*- i 0* M , r , m fh " " -
rus train and It was early In the morn
tues of these wares set forth in Lein
self), The Giant G orilla M an. L o
3 T be Social and PollHcal Prefer
to«
attractive advertisements in a tus. the ooly perform ing hippo-
sunt (v. 18).
Tbe rtrru s was to be that afternoon
w " , ,k * w orM ’ a"d «h*
m ajority of the newspapers,
the parade that morning.
They «cod before the king.
ram ous Exclusive Al. G. Ramcs
and, together with their elders,
D exter hurriedly got dressed.
4 T betr Temporal Influence (v 21)
I ra tu re —40 Dancing Horses and
Then he rushed up to the railw ay
They were all a d v .n e ^ l to positions
pay the high prices from which * ’ Dancing Girls, and Al. G.
station. There was the d r e u , train
of Influence and Daniel became presi
come the funds for such adver- ^ X : ’ma, „Pct; • r • ’
■*
T hey were unloading.
dent o f the college of wise man and
tising as well as for the for
t ’ wmg to the enormous tiae a t
And every one would be seeing the the prime minister o f the nation.
tunes of tobacco-handling mil
*h,‘ Te,r> , h i manage-
5. Spiritual Insight (v. IT ).
circus In the afternoon. H e had loved
lionaires.
n snt announces that no street
his private dream circus, hut he was
Because of Daniel's loyalty to God
I he same money paid for
glad, a fte r nil. that the real circus, visions embracing tha entire history of
o A i . t i l how* ver
P i « " o f the
fruits and wholesome confec
which waa to he bigger and better than the world came to him and Nabuchad
« pvocessnwi. . mammoth
•v e r, would be for every one!
nezsar'a dream was revealed.
tiona m ight give them as good a • ’ pen A ir Free Exhibition w ill take
T*
The Vogue for
Eiack and White
Newport Shadow
A Question That is
Easily Answered
A L G. B A R N E S ’
4-R1NG CIRCUS
AT EUGENE
Wednesday
May 6
c.
u r. c .
“P L A T E S
Dentist
TH AT F IT ”
A m e ric a n E ag le
Eire Insurance Co.
liny is worth ju st as much in storavo
^ ° “ , In'ght «et
¡‘ >■> case of fire. Th^
» HI pay you 85% of the cash value <*>mpan»J
in easel
of loss by fire.
return in enjoyment and greater
in health, but these a re not ad
vertised on every fence and in
every newspaper.
Physician« know something
of the toll in broken health and
shortened life paid by the
American people for tobacco.
Here is some of their testi
mony’, which we copy from a
publication of the No-tobacco
league of America:
1 aC* » * S
' Row • r<’ «"ds at I (W
5
P. m .. im m ediatelv pre-
,h*
»hr doors
to the circus, and the la rg » ,t trevel-
>ng menagerie in the w orld, com-
Pr.,ain« » » *' 400 rare aoimals fro m
all quarters of the earth
i he circus perform ance starts
prom ptly at » (fc , nd g oo p y
Am ple parking space for aatoa is
7 r il’ r t
fo u n d s and
• V ity Ticket Office, where n um
bered reserved chairs m a, he ob
tained at same price charged on
* e«3^«Vr‘>0B<,•• w
c. P. STAFFORD, Agent
Do Right
F. M .
GRAY.
DRAYM A N
A ll work done prom ptly ’ »„d
ablv Phone .'s4
reason-
Do right,
YOU w ill be
w m L ^ *
r u t “ * «
folUw
and God s recompense to I
l b . power of dolkg more
±
* * °f
m* r* w '»h-
* " rt ' h* ,ccountto« win
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A n y G irl in T rouble
Society
Society Is a more lerel xurface f h , B
wa Imagine.
WL»e mea œ - a ,
fools are hard to b» mp,
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I he wisest girls keep out of trouble