Mrs. W ard Cutting tnee Eleanor' have as their holiday guests, their
Caldwell) and son, Donald, of North son, Cecial and wife, of Portland.
| t Durham Community d u b will Platte. N eb, are guests of relatives
a picnic at Durham park. Ev- here. W e are all glad to welcome
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dober and
j c come, briny your own lunches, Eleanor back again.
daughter celebrated the holiday in
od time is expected. Everyone
Hillsboro.
|n g location of park, call A. P.
Miss Bess Toynton of Spokane
tworth, Tigard phone 2X26.
was a guest of the \ an Kleek fain-
Mrs. Albert A Page spent a few
ily Sunday, and accompanied them
[meeting will be held July 15 at
hours
in the hospital at St. Helens
on a tour of the McMinnville loop
Kabe's, at 8 o’clock to discuss
as the result of an automobile ac­
ry feeding and buying Anyone
cident. Mr. Page and
wife
were
\ irgil
McCormack
is a holiday driving west toward
tsted should come.
Astoria
and
visitor at the Metzentine home.
were forced in the ditch to avoid
and Mrs. Mike Hcisler are
a collision with a heavy car which
be Hot Springs. T heir daughter
Hiteon folks seemed to have a was traveling at a high rate of
W a rre n W eiss and husband decided quite unanimously in favor; speed Both were badly shaken up
looking after the farm.
of Hillsboro as a place to spend the and Mrs Page was badly bruised,
but it is believed that neither are
Fourth this year.
and Mrs. Wiliam C’ademo and
seriously injured.
Iren of Portland and Mr. and
Haying is in order in this neigh­
Albert Koch and children spent
borhood. The question for debate is:
Mrs. T. Gibbons, m other of Mrs.
y at Island Park.
t an a man hurry faster than rain ? R. E. Barrett of W oodrow is re ­
i. Wise is making a tile base- VVe hope for an affirmative deci­ ported on the road to health after
sion.
a serious heart attack.
uuder his house.
are lowered 40 feet down into the,
RICE MOLD
earth and subjected to steam pres
N o M o rs
SealId 2 cups milk ir: double boiler.
sure at a temperature of 307 de
add ' « cup siiear, 1) tcaspoi >u salt
grees for a few hours. W hen they
B la le s to B u
i
and ! j cup rice; cm k 45 miniutes or
come out the tires are tough and
have the various m arks moulded on until soft Serve hot or col'>1 with
the thread with which we are all fruit sauce.
familiar. In all, . it takes 02,000 cm
ployecs to take care of the work
in the 50 rubber factories of \k ro n .,
F R U IT SA U CES
so that Akron has the distinction of I Use ftuit prepared as for cock
being the biggest rubber city in the | tails and crushed -hi r d tk d . >r cut
world.
Akron serves the j ople of in j»ieces. Sweeten to taste with
you.
every corner of the earth and as a sugar or with syrup nnade of 1 cup
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consequence the money from every sugar or I.- cup water bo.led 5 m ul­
corner of the earth pours into Ak utes.
# r s T H IS A M A Z IN 9 N E W
ron, making it a city of great wealth
For fruit use crushe d straw berries.
S H A V IN G IN V E N T I O N
and many beautiful homes As lon|
f
W
m
K
m
-1 S tr v v p tr J , th t M att S u n rria .
strawberries
and
sttw ed
r itbhur b.
as the American people ride in auto-i
t n j O t v i . t h \ e r J o i n t e d . A.,!,' . , a S n o i t
crushed raspberries, ldai kbrrr íes or
h a t , r U n l i t J a i t 1- f . ,- in ,7, ’w 0 * j
nii biles
equipped
with pneumatic
i ' “ h : t y » > U f t , S i i e k t t .-Vat , . „ /
loganberries, raspberries and currents,
tires, Akron will be great and pros
X-W. o o r,:. j l i t * I t £ W X ttn iitja rv .’
sliced peaches, chopped
nut-
perous W hat
Portland needs
is'
FrseDemonstratioH-NoObllgation
more factories. Least you be wear
t in K K is n c h a n e a fo r you to aeo for you rself
RLOR
icd, 1 close until my next letter.
the as tom Rung r having invention tlie w holo
SQUAB
POT
P
IE
country
is talkin g »bout. (Probably you’ve «1-
Sincerely your friend,
rvu.ly read about it in ¿»ntunlay Ev ¿ning l*o»t
Roast the squabs and cut in two,
l.iW -ity »Vi irr’s and other big m agazine».)
F. K S1BLF.Y
Think o f it! iJ65 keen, cool sh a v es» year from
fry a thin slice of filet of beef on
' s u e bl.nV. T h at’a w h at KRISS KKUSti
|r. and Mrs. 11. B. H artley and
both sides, over quick fire in melt
Miss Evelyn Hite ts ill at her home
i« r Am erican shavers every n here?
1 his am azing Invention m arks such n radical
I r e n of P ortland and Mrs KUi- with the mumps.
ed butter Put both in a pic with, advance
in »having com fort and econom y that
Isp e n t the 4th on a trip around
chopped onions that were just heat
it d w ervea tu b e called much more ih a n a stro p -
|is
r
.
Kather
It la a blade reinvenator. Makes
Mrs.
Caroline
Elliot
of
Pocatello,
cd,
tuot
cooked)
with
the
filet
of
H O R SE P L A Y
jH ood loop.
hundredc o f keen, q u it* sh aves blossom w h e ie
Mr. Everett of Portland conducted Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Noe and
ur'v one crew before.
beef, half can mushrooms, 1. hard
church services at the Hiteon school sons, Albert and James, of Iddho
hR isa K a o ss strops your blade ta n v m ake)
boiled egg, a little gravy made from
iundiy
tSy THOMAS A RK L E CLARK
| L Bilyeu and children attended house Sunday night. Wc also e n­
en i s diagonal. ju»t lik e a m en to r b arb er
Falls, Idaho, were guests of rela­
Pressure
decrease;» autom atically. N ickel jic
the
roasted
squab
juice,
and
w
e
ll1
D m i of Man, University of
utieral of his uncle at Scio last joyed a solo by Miss Gilbert of!
It «»* uo tu notify you when blade is ready, with
tives in the James W. H arkness
seasoned with a little \ \ orcestri shin
Illinois
the k een est cu ttin g ed g y that ateel can take.
Portland.
family last week. Mrs. Elliot is the
sauce. Lover with pie dough and
m other and Mrs. Noe the sister
bake
for 20 minute- This is foi '
eral little friends came in to
Miss Dorothea Struthers, who is of Mrs. Harkness. They all spent the F 'H oM the time when 1 vvns a boy an individual pic.
i fR O P P ia and RAZCfC
Rhea Jewel Bilyeu celebrate her employed at the Good Samaritan latter part of the week at Seaside
r In th* country and Joined the
birtlfday. T h o se present w e r e : hospital of Portland, made a h u r ­ and Saturday the visitors left by
T ear O u t This Ad - W o r t h Î1 to You
grange through youth and middle-age
and Tenoria Schmidt, Anita ried visit home Sunday evening.
Muet unititi« mror you *w r
m otor for California.
I have been familiar with horse play
Rt-uUv 3 ritenni in o:m.
F
R
E
N
C
H
CIN
N
A
M
O
N
T
O
A
ST
F R E E ! PHw.
|er, Helen Davis, Helen Beau-
A »liuetiii.it)iui»*'y tiidvuiu
and mild forms of hazing In the vari­
RHiuH. tiunp ly tip « t h r o u g h
Two
eggs,
1
cup
milk,
'
j
teaspoon
M argarette Smith, Jean Keg-
tl»< tough«-) t e r v p o f « hm-
Miss E rnest Hite is quite ill at
N f t i i ’i ■ I.Ke it * \ t r on
Friends of Mrs. L. S. Harding ous secret organization of which I have salt, 8 slices bread,
1 tablespoon
Jessie Jean,
Catherine,
and her home with ear trouble.
ti t'Mu rktt U : »pu. 1'avttliia
become
a
member.
There
Is
nothing
i'll
«mi
k’t t tina
kimj of
sugar,
/
l
i
teaspoon
cinnamon.
Bi.it
gave
her
a
very
elaborate
birthday
Williams. Lunch was served
.
f*« o r * “ r ii n y ii w »
party at the Portland hotel, last more Imbecile and less helpful and eggs slightly, add milk and salt and
T h e girls then went home
..
rut.
: • »s K
: u p
effective In Impressing the principles mix well. Dip slice- of bread in
Tuesday.
' >r *n v*1» r
hi f ). Absolutely no otli^Mfmn
enjoying the afternoon.
of any organisation upon the candidate mixture, drain. Sprinkle with sugar,
Thm ortVr w lim ite.! no clip th ia o u t am ) d ro p
for Initiation than the foolish physical mixed with cinnamon Fry on both; m » a i Hiatal to n ig h t o r b a tte r alili. UUphoH*
Mrs. Scott Shierk, Mrs. Charles
me.
\Y hy n o t «lo 1 1 now 7
jjflibvs and Dobsons went to the Smith and Mrs. Greenmail attended
Mrs. W. R. H aw zhurst left early atunta through which candidates arc
sides
iii
hot
shortening
until
a
deli
,
over the 4th.
Saturday
morning
by
motor
for
frequently put even In so-called lion
the meeting of
the W ashington
A. E. WORTH
County Federation at the home of G rants Pass to visit the home of orary organizations or In organizations cate brown Serve with hont-v or
W m . Driscoll and children Mrs. Christianson of the
Hiteon her mother, Mrs. Annie Finch, and whose members are to r the most part maple syrup. This may be cookedi
Representativa
that of a sister. She expects to r e ­ ntlddle-nged men. I suppose no one on gull or in chafing dish. Makes 8|
one to Seaside for two months. club
P h o n e B r o a d w a y 9 8 0 7 - R -7
main a week.
has talked or written or used his in
serv ings.
Box 46 Rt. 2 — Beaverton, Oregon.
fluence against these foolish practices
T he Miner family left by automo-|
Mrs Albert Kock entertained the
more than 1 have done.
bile for Indiana, where they are;
Social club last W ednesday .
Mrs. J. O. Milliard and two chil­
The fact Is they ure decreasing
visiting relatives. T he Collins fam­ dren of The Dalles were guests for
Many college organizations have legls
ily
also
drove
to
Missouri,
their
Decorating ami
draining & I lard
two weeks of Mrs. Milliard's mother, lated against horse play, and many
$31i Little Michael Schechla spent the former home.
god with his grandparents, Mr.
Mrs. J. C. Rabe at Durham. They more have advised against It. The
Paper
Hanging
Wood 'hushing
$26: and M rs. M. Prison.
left for home last week.
practice
Is
not
nearly
so
universal
as
Mrs.
Bertha Forsyth and soil,
$302
It was when I was an undergruduate
W arren are home from Knunauuel
Mr. and Mrs. Prison were pleas­ hospital, where they had their ton­
John Boone is a patient at a and the particular stunts Indulged In
antly surprised Sunday, when a host sils removed and they are reported P ortland hospital for a surgical op­ neither «o prolonged nor so brutal
eration.
They never were so horrible as they
$251 nf relatives and friends dropped in doing f.ne.
EXTERIOR and INTERIOR
to celebrate Mr. Prison’s birthday.
were depicted afterw ards by those
who tiHd gone through with them, foi
present w 'ere: Mr. and Mrs.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Elmer
Higgins
were
House
Painting
-
Kalsomining a Specialty
Joe Bross and family are spend­
exaggeration and Imagination played a
Tool Forken a n d family, Mr. and
ing the summer at Kellogg, Idaho. > over from St. Helens to visit Mr.
i Mummer and son, Mr. and
and Mrs. C. M. Wilson last S un­ great part. Horse play would disup
pear from college very rapidly If It
a)
H arry Soley and son, Mr. and
A. A. Baldwin anti family will day.
Route 5, Box 1.35, Portland, Oregon
were not kept alive by the practices of
/
i apen and daughter, l.ou-
spend the remainder of the summer
older men In organizations whose pur
blr. and Mrs. Chris Koenig and
at Cushman, Oregon.
Fred W ildgrube and family spent poses are said to be more serious, and
lily, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Prison
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the week end at Kalama with his were not fostered by tales of bald heads
fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. P e te r Ell,
T he Sittells and O ’Dells are ai son, Luke, and family.
of "W hat happened when I was In
band Mrs. B. Prison, Mr. and
•>
the coast for the double holiday.
college."
L. Oselman and sons, Fred
I'ruin a Shack to a Mansion; From a Peanut Stand to a Circus
Mrs. Ryel's da ughter is visiting
Recently I have been getting com
all of Portland. Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Morse is building
a
largo
her for a short time.
City Homes and Leases
Real Estate
,ttier and sons, Mr. and M rs.'
dairy barn. E. A.
Blank's
large muulcatlonn, unsigned, of course, from
a man who Is all "bet up" over horse
Scheckla and sons, Mr. and]
Business Opportunities
Farms
«M Í
T he George Johnsons and Kay dairy barn is nearing completion.
play In college. He sends mo clippings
H enry Prison and Geo., Ann j
Auctioneers
and
Loans
Business
Property
Bracketts spent the double holiday
and he wants me to have the practice
ecilia Prison. At 6 o’clock a
at the beach.
Akron, Ohio, J u n e 28.
stopped at once. I wish I could. Hi
Itful lunch was served.
.‘.V.YJ
Yes, Mr. Editor, our fond hope w r i t e s :
K athryn and Nadine Gibson, with was realized. W e went through one
**I have witnessed nti after midnight
Portland relatives, celebrated at Oak of the big rubber factories of A k ­
paddling party In a fraternity hy a
Grove.
ron. It happened that one of my sophomore to h freshman In n privuti
S. L. S E E M A N , President
t Mrs
D. Ingram received a mes-
friends is the friend of the head ac­ room with no one around. Am sorry
BEacon 4387
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. W right and countant in that factory. My friend
» a g e i i h .n her brother at Myrtle
th a t I cannot give you the details no:
family
of
Greenberg
visited
Mr.
and
f o i n t was seriously injured, falling
represented me as a reporter from my name, as It will endanger the lift
Branch Office
Second Floor Fliedner Bldg.
Off a tractor which passed over hun, Mrs. F. Hamilton Sunday.
a western newspaper and also as a of my son on the campus. In fHct, I
Multnomah,
Oregon
l()th
Washington
minister and so an arrangem ent was
(tig his legs.
ile is
Miss D orothy Collins and her made which gave us a chance to was threatened that should I reveal
W. B. SMALL,
PORTLAND
same, It would mean suicide for tin
and Mrs, Joe Miller and c h il- , brother, Bob, from Portland, visited see a rubber factory from bottom to son. I hardly think you need to know
MRS.
IC
.
KLEIN,
OREGON
spent the week end at the' K athryn and Nadine Gibson Sunday. top, without any omissions or short the name of the fraternity, for I un
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cuts. In the first place it is too derstand every fraternity on tin
lost
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T he Young Peoples’ Club celebrat­ big a thing for a man of my small
campus Is following the same practice
in bt
ed the birthday of Paul Lohr at size to tell about. They gave us a
which Is barbaric. and If you will In
Mrs Ruel had her tonsils removed
the clubhouse Friday night.
guide from Kansas City, who just vestlgate you will soon know the con •>'X''X..X~X'-X»-X»»X»»X**X“X “X »'X ,'X "X ~X "X »»X ,'X*'X"X»v»X»,X ,-X v«X »v'>
»day. I ’hy li-
Bronson
and
chanced to be in the home plant for dltlons tha t exist."
m i* "
Holm also had tonsil oper-
?
Miss Iris Corum is chairman of three hours. W e walked, talked and
He takes the m atter nil too serl
Jftioas during the past week.
the ice cream social, which will be looked and smelt. W e just looked
ously. If son doesn’t like'vliut is going
given at W heeler’s by the Young; in on the offices where 1800 men
on In his fraternity he can at any tins
* Mrs V. Day has had as her guests Peoples' club, July 16.
and women sit at desks to keep the turn In h is pledge button and be free
Var si'ter, Mrs. Peterson and little
i business on the move and then we No one’s life Is really In serious dan
ttaphew of Newport, Ore.
T he Young Peoples' club has de ­ started through the factory to see ger e it h e r from suicide o r abuse. II
cided to use their prize money, won what the 14,000 workers were doing Is simply foolishness; It wastes tim e;
Tom Roe, formerly of Map- by the float to finance a trip for It was like an immense hive of bees
It takes the boy’s iiilud off Ids studies
______ , visited her friends here on all the active members to the Ep- and there were no drones.
MADE TO ORDER.
They
In fact be really likes It, and he
worth League Institute at Falls City. were all working and pulling and would be sorry to huve It omitted
The chaperones were very much in tugging, making
tires and
inner' w hether he be the one who Is applying
The
Bronson family spent
the favor of the decision, as it will be tubes so that the American people the torture or submitting to It. lie
ATwater 2333
educational, as well as a pleasure can ride on air cushions. Yes, we especially likes to write home about It f
week lend with relatives at Albany.
used our noses too, as well as our; and get the folks all stirred up, ami
trip.
eyes and ears, for rubber, as wc to tell about It after It Is over, slid th<
PIONEER PRINTING & STATIONERY CO.
Mrs. John Olson is at Emmanuel know, has a very pungent odor oftener he tells the tale the nton
hospital recovering from a goitre Rubber—I did not know there was lurid It becomes. And next year whet
Mis- 1 Nip Caldwell is spending a
so much in the world. T here it was. be Is a sophomore he will wield the
operation
few w eeks at the University of Cal-
tons of it, in fact we went into a paddle himself with the most vigorous I 212- 4th Street,
PORTLAND, OR.
Mrs J. H Ray
entertained
at great six-story building where it is and enthusiastic hand. Rut, of course.
stored— six floors, all filled with rub­ It ought to he stopped.
bridge Friday evening.
T t a t l a y , as we all
know,
was
ber and yet only enough to last 30’
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try elec t&n day. Mrs. Charles
Van
days of factory production This fac-'
Kleck and Miss Effie V an Kleek
tory has big plantation in Africa
were 'on the election board of t h e 1
W .'W W A W W A Y .V A V .V .V /A V .V A '.V .V .V A V .V .V .V .V .V .V .V .V .V .'.V .V .V .V .V .'.V .
which employ 3),000 men in the one
T
he
Paradise
Valley
club
has
dis­
Kiato, precinct. T h e y report a very
task
of
producing
crude
rubber.
business meetings
until
! < ih t|\o te . Did you do your du ty ? continued
Rubber of itself is very soft u n ­
»W|^t>t did not do not be one of September Members will meet for
a basket lunch and social aflcrn<»on less treated with heat and pressure |
who complain.
at the Fairvale clubhouse Tuesday and chemicals. T here were acres of
The Hiteon Progressive club en- at 12:30 o’clock It will be a "no rolls of cotton, each roll valued at
tertaii ed the County Federation of hostess" affair T he club will serve» $350 These rolls were being run
through great dipping vats which
Won«' s' clubs T hursday. T he morn- coffee, cream and sugar
saturated
every particle with rub
ts taken up by a business ses-
At noon the local club served; W m A. Smith of W est Hampton ber. This is a new invention and
^ ^ ^ —ii 'iis luncheon. T h e afternoon has been appointed Oregon repre- j will make the fabric and the cords
much
longer. Machinery—it
Progr..
was quite varied. Mr. Mc-i sentative of the International Sales wear
looked
as
though
a large portion of
Mann of the state traffic force gave Corporation and is busy now getting
• a ir [cresting and instructive talk a sales force started on the newi the machinery of America had been
collected and set up in this factory
Ir tffic regulations.
toastette machine.
Forty out of evry Id) of the w ork­
Mrs Sadie O rr-D unbar, past pres­
A Parent-T eacher district conven-, ers were girls and women. All the
ident if the State Federation of Wo-
******* Clubs, gave a report of her lien was conducted by District *\ ice workers looked to be strong, healthy
r ***at eastern trip to National F e d ­ President Mrs. Fred W Weldon on and intelligent.
T here were many big wheels, each
eral»
meetings. She
then
told Wednesday at P ortland Central lib­
wheel in charge of a man who took
should have a county health rary Those attending from Fairvale
nnr*e She cited cases where the w ere: Mrs Earl J. Morser. Mrs big flat rubber bands and fashioned
Harold F. W a rn e r and Mrs. A. E. them on his wheel into a tire. When
which we did have w a i
B u ain eaa p e o p le « p p re c ia fe th e
. . . y o u 'r e rare of being able fo
the big, smooth tire is made, then
c o n v e n ie n c e o f a c a re f u lly p r e ­
krip. and cases w here the absence Melin
m ake full u»e of your lime...and
the big. toagh tread is stuck on. T V
p a r e d , r ig id ly fo llo w e d ach ed -
you’re a u re o f a rap id , com fort»
^ p h a nurse we have been the
tire is then carried on automatic
«lie. W h e n y o u tra v e l b y P a c ific
able journey which leave» your
Miss Edna Frewing of T i - ! A social meeting of the f-airvale
w age«, y o u ’re r a r e of b e i n g a b le
carriers over into the big hot rooms
m ind and body unw earied and
(entertained with a couple of Community club will be held at the
t
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a
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n
la
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e a ^ r r f o r th e taak* o f th e d a y .
where
strong.
skillfull
men
are
readings and Miss Viola H a n - 1 clubhouse on Monday evening. July
opening great steaming hot Steele
ft*tng a group of songs, which 11, at 8 o’clock.
moulds into which the tires
are
^ k n jo v e d b> all T he next mce:-
clamped, after which the big moulds
Mr.
and
Mrs
S.
A
Snodgras*
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Four Square Realty Mart, Ire.
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