Na/arenc Church
Entered m
second c U m mattar
D *c»m bfr 9, 1922, at th« poatoA c«
at I’.« «verton, O regon, «o d e r tha
A ct o f March 3, 1873.
F h ID A Y ,
1988.
SE PT.
Knt-'RioliUitc
H ew doth the little busy B
Delight to joke and tease?
lie hide# him self from you and m
And all we pull are D's.
the big city beat. W hat shall I d o?
Dear Hiss H o .
I am 18. I am corresponding and
JU ST AN N .
g oin g with tw o hays. One boyia in
m y home town, one about 160 m 1rs
Ih a r Just Ann, if you like the
away, in a large city.
With the boy in the b fc city'best, keep right
hoy in my home town. 1 have been on writing to him no matter what
gning out lo r six months., ad he has anyone has to say about it. l>o not
found out I correspon ds! with the let the boy in the home town in
boy in the citv and wants me to i'u e nee you too much unless you
stop. I feel that I like the hoy in feel you would like to marry him.
Educational Chata
A fire in New Jersey halted a lec
ture.
W onder if this hasn't si
som e college students thinking?
“ 1927 W ettest Y ear Since 1872 in
England,” said a headline recently
and many were disappointed when
theyfound the item referred to the
rainfall.
*
By
Dr. Arnold Bonnett HaQ
President, University o f Oregon
Firm life passes from a competition in
drudgery to a competition ia business
management and scientifle e ffo rt Bar
ren Isolation gives way to cooperative
e ffo rt Study, community activity and
intelligent planning afford alluring
variations from the moaotosy s f man
nal toil. Farm life becomes sot only
more productive but more ebundnet
It has a broader outlook aid a spirt
tual quality that is more dynamic end
profound. And out o f this all comes
a better citlicn sad a broader mas.
That this regeneration may come
through the Influence of a rural
school may seem unduly »ptimlstto.
Ilut in relatively short period«, many
of these thing« hsve bee« aetually ac
complished. And ws bare yet osly
scratched the surface o i the poesibili-
ties that lie ahead. It la with such a
program st this, based upon specific
accomplishment, that we may enlist the
interest and eathuslssm o f the pupils
One« they get the eieioa, they haee
gone a tremendoee stride la the prepar
ation for effoeties «¡tisenehip. Loral
government, with its rural eeboel, will
remain for them a matter of more thee
passing interest It will mesa to the:
the possible reellistioe of a 4r»*n,
both graphie and alluring.
A important function o f rural gov-
ersment is tks education sad training
of the youth la ths public school. It
wouK be difficult te
find a subject of
greater social signifi
Michio Ito, Japanese dancer, plans
cance than the rural
a gigantic $3,000,000 dance tern
rx schools. It Is signifi-
** rant that the great
p 'e to be b i t In New Y ork.
It
bulk of thinker* and
seems to us he’ll hare to do some
writers a p o a tha
■e iM eppin gto get that amount o f
rural Ufa problem
r-oney.
tend to find ia tba
develop m e a t t a d
A junior at the University o f W is
perfeetioa
of
tha
consin defined “ gubernatorial"
as
school, the hope of
“ pertaining to the pow er o f eating”
Be. A. B. Kail the eommaaity, sad
Some hard boiled skeptics, unques
the eolstloa e f its problems.
tionably, w ill believe that he wasn't
Spaas does aot permit a diecussioa of
this fascinating problem, with which
so w rong after all!
thiahisg tearhere ars perfectly famil
iar. Ths transcendent importance of
A man convietd o f arson rceived
this subject is to obTioos as to need
n lenient sentence when It became
ge farther comment. To rednre this
known that he was good to his mo
information to ths terms o f the expert-
th er-in-law .
Some people thought
eaee e f the child would seem to require
U. o r O. F R IA R S ELECT
he merited a suspended sentence.
bo special aid.
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu |
Thors are msay examples and many gene.— Five seniors o f the University
splendid books that bring out ths facts o f Oregon, on« o f them from Portland,
Mrs. Charles Read Banka ofN . J.
U an interesting and eonvieing wsy. j
been elected to Friars, local hou-
advocates that men do knitting as
Psrhaps ths best method o f approach o n r j society. Only members o f the
a means o f keeping out o f trouble.
is to re 1st« tbs achievements aeeomp- senior class that am o«U t«»4 ia g are
W ell, it doesn't seem to ue that the
listed ia some neighborhoods by a rural taken into this order.
rem edy has worked to w ell am ong
school thst hat bees efficient and ene-
Ths five are Roland Davi*, Portland:
our TeminVie population!
cessfal and where the teacher hat de Beryl Hodgen, Athena; Ray Nash, Mil
veloped a high degree of community waukee; Harold Bocolofsky, Halem;
leadership. The effect on tho social aad George Hill, Baker.
• h au stir*
search
through
life e f the common! ty has freqncntly
A n gora failed to reveal a single An
been far-rsachtag aad important.
U. O. STUDENT IB AUTHOB
gora Cat. That seema strange.
Ths study o f problems o f agricnltars
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu
cept to people who hare tried look
sad domestic science by tbs pupils and gene.— Arthur Johnson, former (Indent
ing fo r the chicken in th« restaur
thair demonstration upon the farm hat o f the University o f Oregoa, is ths
ant chicken salad.
taught many a parent invaluable lee author o f tbs feature artists ia the
s o u that he had thought himself too November number o f “ Musts and
old to learn. Ths organisation of corn Musicians,” a musical journal published
HOW TO LK ARN
slabs, pig clobs and calf clubs has stim is Seattle, Wash.
ulated private initiative, brought horns
A school-teacher in one o f D ick
the vain« ef scientific training, ca-
e r ’ stones has a pupil study the
N O TICE TO CREDI TO BB
seurngad tins! a css methods and svstsms
spelling o f botany and then g o out
e f ascoanting, provided profitable and In the County Court o f the State o f
ai.d work in the garden.
Interesting employment daring vacation
Thus the spelling is knpressed up
Oregon for W ashington County.
periods, increased the production of th# Isthe M atter o f the Estate o f M el-
on his mind.
eommaaity, and established hsbits of
He w asn't much o f a school-tea
len S- Barnes, deceased.
thrift, foresight sad frugality, that will
th cr, but his idea was sound.
Notice is hereby given, that th«
yield
large
dividends
through
life.
The best w ay to learn, is to learn
undersigned has
bean
duly
con
The development o f the idea of ths
from doing.
elvis eeatsr with tho gathering to firmed by th« above entitled court,
A il knowledge Is connected ith life
gether o f ths people ef the community, as Executor o f thg last will and
'P ie way you learn a language «• to
helped to restore to farm life Testament o f said deceased, gntj has
connect every word with som ething
something o f the old thrills and eom- | dulY qualified as such,
y ou actually do or see.
In other
radetbipt that gsvs tho bright and
Now therefore, all persons having
w ords, language is to be connected
glowing colors to farm life ia the old claims against said Estate are ¡ t e n - !
■with life and not with literature
days o f bira raisings and busking bees, by required to preaent-the tame, to - |
Thus it is w ith a ’l knowledge,
Ia thsso gatherings they thrash ont gether with proper vouchers there-
It :• connected with life.
their common problems, study out co for, to the undersigned at the law
operative methods for their improve offices o f Hare, M cAiear & Peters,
mests, aad as they suite ia tho solu in the Shute Savings Bank Build
TU R N IN G TO TH E F A R M
tion of their eommoa problems, they ing in Hillsboro, O regon, within six
Crim inolog Sts seem to be turning
loam anew ths Joy aad thrill of com months from date hereof.
lo the use o f the farm in their e f -
mon enterprise.
Dated ttMs
day o f Septem
fo it s to solve the crim e question
There seems to bs no limit U ths ber, 1928.
It is b eg in n p g to be generally r e
dynnmis fores that can bs generated
Hare, M cAiear & Peters, A ttpr-
el gniced that the wholesome farm
through tho developments of commun neys fo r Executor.
atmosphere is not a breeding place ity consciousness. Bach s revolution In
Doy Gray, Executor o f said es
o f criminals.
There are 150 boys • rural community means a spiritual
g-43-47
at Berkshire Induetrsal Farm who and social regeneration of rural lifs. tate
i*
have been salvagWd from the slums
o f New Y ork or from
disrupts i
homes. These boys who defied a u
thority. committed lawless acts and
g ove indications o f grow in g up to
be thiewes and thugs, have been
sent to the farm to get theT bear
lugs in Hie.
A fter several years at the farm
these “ hopeless’’ boys have learned
a trade and are equipped for life.
They are kept from landing in a
reform school and arc made good
citizens.
'•>• r
4
Tt seems to us that thM is about
the best plan yet devised fo r dealing
with the "problem boy,” and that
It should be universally adopted- It
seems a modern and intelligent at
tack on crime.
Hi-w
good
news
does
In Every Home
St. Cecelia Church
and a protection in danger.
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Hay, Oraln, Feed, Poultry Supplii
‘ O U R RED T R U C K S D E L IV E R ’
W. J. McCreadyaumbfer C<*
Pure Bred Sires Increase Butterfat Production
When Dave Fitzpatrick, President of Tillamook Creamery Associ
ation, first started to raise the standard of his Jersey herd, by intro*
Some potata blight, rot, and froet
damage was reported last week, but dneing pare bred sires, his butterfat production was only 3 per cent.
the potato crop generally made good Today the milk t«sts 5.4 per tent. The present herd sire is a full
progress. Growers are being advis
blood brother to L. C. Daniel's world-record cow.
cd to grade closely and feed culls
to livestock.
Theg«neral
trend
of
feed
grain
markets was upward last week. Corr
and oats advanced about 2<*, barley
5 ' - 6 < and flax 6 f - 7 f .
P oor corn
and potata crop prospects in E u
rope are im proving export demand
fo r United States corn and barley.
Estimates o f hay production were
low ered samewhat qi August.
Clo-
Ter and tim othy hay is low in qual
ity.
A lfa lfa fo r extra leafy types.
Feeds picked up as seasonal demand
Increased and prices were advanced
on some lines.
Butter markets were unchanged
The Pacific International Livestock Exposition to be held in Port-
and. Oregon, November 3-10, affords an opportunity of seeing and
studying dairy cows with records of 500 pounds of butterfat per year,
tnd more. In addition, millions of dollars worth of pure bred Beef
Cattle, Horses, Sheep, H o g s , G oa ts and F o x e s will compete for the
1100,000 00 offered in Premiums. Combined also are great Dairy,
Land and Manufacturers' Products Shows, Wool and Mobair Show,
industrial Exposition, and world-renowned Horse Show.
The Bank of Beaverton recommends attendance at this great farm
classic, both for the educstion it affords and for the entertainment
provided.
BANK OF BEAVERTON
spread.
(MENERAI. (¡A SO L IN E ia « t i l th«
8un«Uy, bupteuilier Itlh
gradea best
tO 00 AM . Munitay Hr bool,
Adv. 39 If
o f hard red spring wheat advanced
J L. Holden, Hupl
a.i much at I t a bushel, but hard
11:00 A M Morning Worship
red winter wheat pricea were not
7 00 !' M. lo a n * t'vopiue Moetlug
H eav srton L o d v «
materially changed.
Soft red and
4 00 I'M
l‘ r«>«chtug Service.
No. M l ,
I.
0.
a 00 I'M . Wiulunuday I’rayor Meet aoft w h te wheats w eie about b f
0
I*’., m eets i v
(ughler al the cloae than a week b e
ory M onday « v a
In*.
You hevo u cordial welcome tu at fore with Cincinnati paying up h i .
H „ ni. V is it o r « w « l -
tend these services.
» l td for No. 2 red.
Hard wtyta
P
Itngers, N. U.
M.
ItOY L. NOL.T.
• us sold uD to 91.40-11.42 at Port- <-wn' '
H u'
lit
Pastor.
!nnd.
Canadian wheat prices also £• Underhill, S ecretary.
wrnt h 'gber while Europe waa llrm
on bread grains.
The new wheat
Church o f Christ
crop tn Argentina has made gota!
lt e « v « r lo n
Itebak-
Announcement" Per Sept. 10.
prog teas to dale, hut
Australian
• It Lodg«
N o.
The Uilde school meets at 0:46. w heal is atilt In need o f moisture.
VIA meets
first
Kails Day ia not N r in the future.
an d th ir d
T um -
Come and hear the plan« outlined
day e v e n in g s
at
Charles Trunk o f Dayton report*
next Sunday.
7 :3 0 P. M in th «
Preaching and communion at 11. five bushels o f clover seed to an ac-
I. O. O. V. H all.
M rs. W a lte r
The Morning Sermon will be on
H a rris, H aorstary, M rs. M a r jo r -
" t h r a t , the V in e ”
Hear thla sp e
An ad d tton 'T a beingbuilt to the
cial series on the chmrarteristica o f
p «ttf
Hilvrrton city hall for ths n«w fire j 1« L ew is, N a .
jm m ,
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truck-
Christian Kndavor at 7:00.
The
Cintrsl com m ittee will have a r e
port to make.
Algo a B Me Read
ing Contest will be held.
Bring
9:46 A. M.. Sunday School.
your Bibles.
>
11:00 A. M., Morning Worship.
Evening preaching service at 8 :0 0 ,'
Prayer Meeting. Wednesdays at
eight in the evening.
l\ c were happy to sec three more
— Donald MacNeil, Minister young people bapti-ed, last Sunday
night.
— complete telephone aervice ia • convenience
The sermon will be on the C on
Sunday M asses — 7 :4 0 and fessions o f a Failure.** This one la
to every member of the family. Properly placed
pood for everybody.
> » . nt.
extension telephone* save tiring step* for the
Begin going to church next Sun
-u n day O atcch istti — 0 :3 0 and
day. It ta good fo r you.
housewife. Son or daughter, sister or brother,
■ »0 a. m
Oecar A. Cooper,
B a ptism — 2 p. in.
dad
or mother—find them a year ’round comfort
M ntster.
W eek d a y M aas 8 : î d a. tn.
and satisfaction.
S a tu rd a y
C o n fe s s io n — 4:!*0
Th« fruit season Is at 1U height
and 7 :3 0 p. m
And too, the telephone ia an aid in emergenciea
Rev. J. M O 'N e ill ¡ at Dufur.
L o o k F o r T h is S ig n T h is W e e k
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