THE BEAVERTON REVIEW
Friday, December 3, 1923
Pioneer Limited Wrecked but No One Killed
IN DAYS OF OUR
FOREFATHERS
»
Womtn Prepared Tb«ir
Own Medicine*
Wreck of the Pioneer limited, clack train or the t'hkagn, Milwaukee A HI. Paul railway, at Columbus, Win
Only two people «rer« hurt in the acctdruL The wrack was caused by a freight car door that had dropped off
on tho right of way.
Gobs of the Memphis See Some Castles in Spain
The wise pioneer women
gather, la woods and Aelita,
dies the
used.
F r
rafters o f
houses, hung
bunchsa of
r o o t s sad
From t h o * »
times o f alokoeea,
the busy mother
browod almple an*
powerful remedies
From roots sod
barbs, L y d i a t
Ptnkham.a M M
nt
thase alurdy pioneers, mads bar
Ysgetable Compound. The beneficial
offsets of this dspeadabls medicine are
vouched for by hundreds at woman
Mrs. Wtn Kraft of MSI Vine wood
Avo. Detroit, Mich saw a Ptnkhaa a *
VwrUaanant is tho *’Newe" oos day sad
mads up bar mind that sha would glvw
the Compound a trial At that dm* she
was vary weak. “ After the first bad
Urn" »ha w rits» "I began to fool batter
and llku a new woman after taking eta
bottles I recommend It to others sad
always hoop a bottle la tba houea”
Mr» Oust arena o f 401 Lincoln Park
Boulevard. Rockford. Illinois, found
herself In a oondltlon similar to that
o f M r» Kraft. "I waa weak and run
down,” she w rits» "but the Vegetable
Compound has helped mo sad 1 teal
bettor now. t recommend It U ail
woman who need mors strength."
Tho Library Statistician
According to a statement Issued by
the committee on library eitension of
the American Library sseodsttea.
there are In the United Htatee and
Panada U.filfl public librarian coo late
lag t total o f 07.P1D(W| volume» or
about all-tenths of one book tor earn
man. woman and child o f the pope Is
lion Tha total annual circulation o f
hooka from Iheos libraries la XU.4BX.
TNi, or a trills more then two vol
umes per capita; B1.254.133 people te
tha two roan(rlew 45 per root of tho
total population, are without arrows lo
local public librarian -ta ts
Book Review.
A
D E M A N D “ B A Y E R " A S P IR IN
! Aspirin Marked With "Bayer C
Mae Boon I*roved gets by M illie«»
photograph made on board the U. K. S. Memphis as alia arrived at ban lander, Spain, on a courtesy coll which
gave the members of the crew a chance to see a little o f the country.
Chicago River to Be Straightened
B E A T C A L ’ S F R IE N D
" P i m i f l a m .f ”
"Any mall for M lolla;. sonny T"
"Tao. dad. a lottar with a b a ; wtn
dow"
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the amiable or lovely, the ktndly. In to your dictionary again.
To “ ap
HE festival o f harvest time his philosophy It was vitally Impor preciate" means to “ set a value.” The
Is upon u s We are antici tant that our minds should be oc man who has adopted God'« standards
pating the good fellowship cupied with such thoughts as these. of values, who aces the true and the
and the prospect o f the He understood, as we are understand good and the lovely and lovable as the
happy reunions which are ing better today, that what la in a worthwhile snd abiding things, is the
accompaniments of this an man's thinking will determine the real sppreclator, and for him there
nual celebration. Perhaps, character of his life. He understood, «rill always be occasion for the grate
then. It will not be amiss also, that In order to keep one's think ful thinking which Is thanks.
If we dwell a little upon ing on a high and wholesome plane
If you And little o f It In your mind
the deeper significance o f thanks there must be effort and discipline.
today there Is something wrong with
giving.
Ton are
It was not easy In Paul's day to do your standard o f values
It la always an Interesting adven this.
The world In which he lived erring In the practice o f "apprecia
ture and often profitable to trace a was superficially provocative o f much tion.” Ton have set your heart upon
word back to Its derivation, and a bitter, evil and unclean thought In things that are unworthy, temporary.
very cursory research with the aid a city like Philippi there would be Illusory, and they are disappointing
o f a dictionary will reveal to us many things happening to the Chris you. Take Paul's recipe. Begin to think
the suggestive fact that the words tian and many things under bla obser about all that la excellent and praise
“thanks" and “think” have a common vation to evoke thinking on the baser worthy. Take your mind out o f the
origin. The former. Indeed. Is an ob level. Even In this Joyous letter he material shadows and Into the sun
solete form o f the latter, and required felt It necesaary to warn his friends light of God's thought and love. Make
only In course o f ttm* and usage Its with tears against those whose "appe your wants known to Him. The spirit
■peclal significance o f pleased or tites are their god; who glory In their of thanksgiving will enter your soul,
grateful thinking.
shame, and who are absorbed In and the "peace of God. so far above
With this in mind we may turn to earthly matters."
any human thought," will come tn
a passage in the letter which Paul
It la not easy In our day to follow stand "guard" at your mind's gat
wrote to the Christians in Philippi Paul's Instruction snd example— for way.
o f Macedonia—a letter which Is keyed he practiced splendidly his own teach
And so on this Thanksgiving day
to a high note o f spiritual rejoicing, ing. What we do not actually see In let all good Americans give thanks la
and breathes throughout the gladness the happening Is brought to ua In the spirit to the Pilgrims of Plymouth
which should mark the life attuned to news columns o f the dally press— R ock : for turkey, cranberry sauce,
the purpose o f God. Ton will find it things that are evil. Indecent, ugly, and pumpkin p ie; for their heroic
In what we call the fourth chapter, in cruel. We cannot «h olly Ignore these struggle for freedom, and for their suc
the farewell words addressed by Paul things; Paul did not In hts day. When cessful demonstatloo that their new
to bis friends. We quote from Doctor necessary he spoke frankly o f them, land could be made to yield a living.
Goodspeed's translation o f the New calling a spade a spade. In his let
For the specialties served up at all
Testam ent:
ters. They are part of the world In good Thanksgiving dinners, Ameri
“ Have no anxiety about anything, which we live— o f the world we moat cans must bow to that friendly old
but make all your wants known unto help. But our effort must be to dis Indian. Massasolt. It was he who In
God In prayer and entreaty, with cipline our thinking so that they will troduced the cranberry and the pump
thanksgiving.
Then through your not flood and overwhelm our minds, kin to the American people through
anion with Christ, Jeans, the peace excluding or submerging thought of the Pilgrims. Massasolt may have
of God, so far above any human better and finer thing».
been a poor uneducated savage, but
thought, will guard your mind and
Even more difficult, perhaps. Is It be and his people had a delightfully
thoughts Now brothers let your minds to escape the peril of those “ who are simple and fairly efficient agricultural
dwell on what Is true, what Is worthy, absorbed In earthly m atters"
The system r Corn In the hill and a climb
what Is right, what Is pure, what is tide o f materialism Is strongly set ing bean; a pumpkin seed every live
amiable, what la kindly—on every sgalnst the Influences o f the spiritual. hills. Massasolt showed the Pilgrims
thing that la excellent or praiseworthy. Unless the channel Is kept clear which the cranberry growing wild tn the
. . . Then God who gives peace admits the flow of God's thought we marshes, and bad no difficulty what
will be with you.”
will And ourselves presently with ever In demonstrating that roast tur
It la at once apparent that Paul minds lncspahle o f rrasplng His pur key and cranberry sauce was an un
understood the intimate relation be poses and principles, with mind* which beatable combination. The Pilgrim»
tween "thinking" and "thanking.” His cannot meditate happily upon His of course, knew all about turkeys,
admonition for the thoughtful life is truth or which will not respond to which had been taken across seaa
manifestly the underlying basis for what Is right and pure and lovely. from Mexico and had become common
the thankful life. And the thankful The possibility o f the thankful life, on English farms before the year 1000.
life Is the assurance o f the guard o f the life which knows the comrade But It was the friendly Indian who
ing and companioning peace of God. ship o f the Ood o f peace, will be as Impresario brought together for tho
first time on sny stage those three
Paul sets forth the things upon lost to us.
which our minds should dwell—the
This Ilfs o f right thinking and glad Thanksgiving stars—turkey, cranberry
true, the worthy, the right, the pure. thanks la the appreciative life.
Go sauce and pumpkin pie.
War Gas Made Useful
A war gas made by Prof. Gabriel
Bertrand o f the Pasteur Institute, has
found a peace time use In the silk In
dustry. The silk cocoons are gassed
by small quantities of chloroplcrln,
which baa proved exceedingly practi
cal end easy to handle. The gas has
been tried In various sllk-ralsing cen
ters and has been found to posses*
marked advantages over killing the
cocoons by baking or steaming. Under
Comragm C row ning Virtum
C o u n t* Is a gem o f the first wa
ter. Ita association Is with tho brass
and nobis. Its contrast l* the coward
and bts meanness. It Is the rlrtos
that makes the difference between a
true man and one Urine below the line
o f his privileges
Courage means something more than
brarery. Hrarery belongs to the battle
field. bat courage mores In qolet places
and grows like tbs ferns, rather In the
shade. It takes grit to be courageous
It is more telling than thrilling.
Warning! Uolooa you oae the i
"Bayer" on package or on tablets yen
ere not galling tha ganalne. Baywr
Aspirin proved safe by millions sad
prescribed by physicians for » year»
Bay "Beyer" when you buy A qtrln
Imitations may prove dangerous— Ad*
A alnwnaaa lo appi ■ ad brlrn /t a
cold tompor or an envious aptrtt —
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David 1. Walsh, Democrat, was
sleeted United Htatee senator from
Massachusetts, defeating Senator Wil
liam kl. Butler, chairman o f the Re
publican national committee and doe*
friend of President Coolldge.
The dotted Unas on this photograph show the course the Chicago river
will take when the straightening project, to which the railroads Involved have
• greed. Is completed. The bend that now stifles the development of Chicago's
South side by blocking through-street communication with the loop wlU be
removed.
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Danish Vessel Sunk in the Delaware
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The Danish steamer Fredensboro
which was rammed and sunk by the
British freighter, Manchester Shipper.
In the Delaware river. The crew
of the Fredensboro was taken off In
safety.
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otherwise be deceived by the plaus
ible tales of professional beggars. It
Is a complete "W ho's Who” of rogues
of this class and gives the stories
they tell In order U abstract money
from the pockets o f the tender
hearted. Most o f the Information In
the volume has been gathered from
the author's personal experience. He
R ogu ed W h o’a W ho
has found that most professional
One o f the moot novel reference beggars have only one story apiece.
books In the world Is now being com After they have exploited It to the
piled by an East London vicar for full In one district they move on te
i the protection of those who might another.—A newer»
the prevalent methods of silk culture
the cocoons have to be all sold with
in a period o f two or three week», but
the use of chloroplcrln promises a
practical way. It la said, for the grow
ers to turn the cocoons Into nonpar-
Ishable merchandise which can be sold
when the market Is best.
This Is Chief Two Guns White Calf
of the Glacier park reservation who
was chosen to be host to Queen Marie
of Rumania upon bar arrival at the
Great divida
half
puree o rre R .
iTrm/mo maro informât fan m ü fofS *
“ Plagiary”
upstart crow, beautified with our
feathers,
with
his tiger's heart
wrapped In a player's hide.” Quite
frequently the master playwright
drew forth shrieks o f distress from
fellow writers who had wakened In
the morning to discover that over
night William had taken some In
sipid Idea of theirs and transformed
It into Immortal eloquence.
The original meaning of "plagiary”
was kidnaping, but the term early be
came confined to those who steal the
children of other person's brains
Shakespeare was aald to be guilty of
the crime, stealing from Plutarch,
Bandello and others with what Sir
Edmund Ooeae In the London Times
calls "the calm agility o f a practiced
By the aid o f platee sensitive to the
eat burglar.” Robert Oreen, a con Invisible Infra-red light, stars may be
temporary, called Shakespeare "an photographed la the daytime.
FROM
TH E
FOUR
Eire Is a serious cause o f decay
In trees.
China has a coast line o f more than
1,000 mllea
A few of the American Indian
tribes were cenni bals.
Natural gatta o f all horses are the
walk, trot and canter.
The Red Jacket, a sailor o f the
'Upper type. In 1M4. crossed the At
lantic in U days and 1 hour.
Q U ARTERS
oà h f t tan O* my >«rP_
Can’t Bo T oo C arol at
The druggist had up a elgp: "Drugs
and Picnic Lunch.”
An airplane that will carry 1UU pas
"I want a picnic lunch,” stated a
sengers Is being built.
customer, "and be sure you give me a
Oold mining was conducted In careful compounder, one m o won’t
8paln In the days o f the Romans
get things mixed.”
The average length of Ilfs o f an
automobile Is gradually Increasing.
Rmatonablo P roof
The United Htatee now makes about
«tags Manager—What makes ywu
BO per cent o f the dyes II usee.
think the fruit they threw at you m e
Foot-and-mouth disease In live stock bottled!
has been eradicated from the United
Actor—I «sit a Jar —The Pragiea-
lu te s .
slve Grocer.
S i HO TOP AVAHO S A V f HAI f
FACIAL ERUPTIONS
I
easigbtlv sad »snoring—Im
proved by eM application of
Resinol
a