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YOUTH
H A S IT S E Y E S O P E N
“ Am erican young people have con fid en ce in themselves, place,
real value in their talents, and have faith in the future o f their
cou n try.’*
In these en couragin g w ords, “ Scholastic M agazine" announces the
lesults o f a survey it took recently am on g m ore than six thousand
representative high sch ool you ng people throughout the country.
T he conclusion should be heartening, but not genuinely surprising to
anyone w ho has observed the A m erican spirit in operation before.
Some o f the answers, indeed, point to a courageousness and belief
in the future that we older folk would d o well to emulate.
F or
instance, only 10 j»er cent o f those questioned expressed the belief
thut governm ent lobs should be provided fo r young people until times
im prove, and 61 per cent said thut if they hud trouble finding Jobs
they would blam e themselves.
As a further com m ent, 90 per cent o f the young men and wom en
questioned believe that tlte best cure fo r unem ploym ent am on g youth
and fo r young people in job s they don 't fit is more preparation for
specialized jobs.
This note o f encouragem ent com es at an apt m om ent.
F or with
industry once again on the m ove and already reporting serious sh ort
ages am ong the applicants fo r skilled job s in som e brackets, youth
is shown displaying n con fid en ce that will take advantage o f these
new oppottunities, and thut augurs well fo r the future o f Am erica.
Polhemus Succeds
The W orlds Three
Graces in Garden Shrubs
Griffith as President
O f P.E.P. Company
Bible Questions
And Answers
j t r TNf MAM ON
By MRS. COLAN, Hillsboro, O regon
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R ich ard R. Lee aged 81 years, late
of 6419 SE R am on a, form erly o f Sher
w ood. Ore., w ps father o f Mrs W
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R ich ard R. Lee and Mrs. W H IV
A 35-vear veteran Boy Scout pin
V’ eny. also five grandchildren
F un
has been presented to By ran
eral services were held T uesday, FeJ.
W a lk er o f Beaverton. He began
37
Vault enterm ent L incoln Mem
w ork with the Scouts in 1915. and
orial Park. Member o f E ureka Coun
since March. 1924. has been a dis
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T H E R E 'S A W O R L D O F IN T E R
KST IN lH E W A N T ADS E V E R Y
DAY E S P E C IA L L Y T O D A Y
*
1 H ow is all scripture giv en ?
A All scripture is given by inspi
ration o f God.
2 Tim. 3:16.
The D em ocratic patty,
overw h el
2 Did the prophets have any ch oice m ingly victorious in tw o
elections,
, in what they sp ok e?
presented a strangd picture in re
A The prophecy cam e not in old fusing to set an earlier date fo r its
time by the will o f man I Peter 1:21 national convention.
3- What pow er moved the p .op h ets
Its program has been given a fair
to sp eak ?
trial. Even R epublicans w h o d ou bt
A H oly men o f God spake as they ed its success joined in g ivin g it
were m oved by the Holy Ghost. Last the test it demanded.
N ow . in the
part o f 2 Peter 1:21.
light o f sad experience opponents
4—
W h o thus spake by the mouth
o f the
New
Deal challenge
the
! o f the proph ets?
results
A —G od . . . spake in tim e
past
T he R epublicans, when the m a
unto the
fathers by the
prophets. jority party, alw ays held their co n
Heb. 1:1.
vention
first and
presented
their
A —G od . . hath in these last days platform and their candidate to the
spoken unto ut by his son.
Heb. people.
T hey made their case and
| 17:8.
I have given them thy word. let the opposition refute it.
and slow o f heart to believe all
Now, this is reversed.
The p a ity
, w ord s?
in pow er resorts to trick ery a w ait
ft Did Christ con fess that God was ing gam e to outstay the
R epu bli
speaking hy him ?
cans and m ake them meet first. Its
A— I have not spoken o f m yself, leader jock ey s for an advan tage and
but the Father which sent me. he withholds announcem ent as to a third
i gave me a com m andm ent which ( term.
P olitics .to these N ew D ea l
should say, —and what I should ers, is a gam e not the “ g iea t and
; speak
John 12:49.
solem n referendum " that
W ood row
7— At about the close o f Christs W ilson called it.
early mission, o f what does he assure
Sensing the sw ing o f sentim ent
his F ath er?
against
their wanton
w aste
and
A —I have given unto them the worse, they duck the issue.
T he par
w ords w hich thou gavest me.
John ty in pow er is afraid.
It has every
17:8.
I have given them thy word, reason to be.
verse 14.
8— W hat does Christ say about be
lieving the phophets?
A — Had ve believed Tdoses, ye would
have believed me, for he w rote o f nic.
But If ye believed not his w iitin gs,
h ow shall ye believe my w ord s? John
5:4b, 47
9 — W hat w ords uttered by Christ
show his displeasure when we refuse
to believe all that the prophets have
spoken ?
A —H e said unto them : O fools,
and slow o f o f heart to believe all
A B E LIN CO LN T O D A Y
that the prophets have spoken. Luke
H ello F olk s:
I w onder what A be
24.25, read also v c.so s 26 and 27.
10— W hat were som e o f the things L incoln would say to us today, if he
w h ich the phophets foretold and wuz here an kud git us still long
w hose spirit
was d ictatin g their en u ff to talk to. He m ight broadcast
a m essage to the big Dickte.ters an
w ord s? ?
tell ’em, “ YOU M AY K IL L P A R T
A —1 Peter !0, 11.
O I’ THE PEEPUL PART OF TH E
T IM E BUT T H E T IM E HAS KUM
W h at W ill I t
W H E N YOU C A N ’T K IL L A L L O f
T H E P E E P U L A LL O F T H E T I M E !’’
Do F o r M e*
H e m ight tell us “ YOU CAN S P E N D
Your haircut is
th e b a s i * o n !
A L L Y O U R M ON EY SOM E O F T H E
T IM E B U T YOU C A N T S P E N D
M O R E M O N E Y T H A N YOU H A V E
G O T A L L O F T H E T IM E !”
Y ou know Hojiest Abe kum from
fingerwaves d-e -L
the “ III housed, ill fed an ill paid
pend. Because of
bunch."
I w onder what he m ight
his emphasis on
say about the advisability o f just
the three factors,;
every man bee’n aK ing! L incoln wuz
Individuality, At
a pioneer in hardships!
B IL L
tractiveness Per I
T hese with hom es that need shrubs
for the garden can well a fford to
Continued from Page 1
lead tuese lines fo r there is profit
in doing it.
1936, retiring as General M anager o f
Shurbs do m ake the home look like
the Port o f Portland to becom e E x a beauty spot if rightly chosen and
ecutive V ice-P resident o f
P ortland they also give jungle e ffe cts when the
E k 'ctric P ow er C om pany and its a f selection is unwise.
T o be getting
Se«ar*~Roebuck Co.
R A L P H H. C A K E
filiates.
Sim ultaneously he was ap
the full benefit o f landscape beauty
pointed
by
G
overn
or
M
artin
as
a
Gives $2500 for
one had best observe the nature and
C om m issioner o f the P o it o f P ort behavior o f the sh iu bs to be used and
OSC Scholarships
land.
Mr. Polhem us continues as a if that is done one soon finds that
j m em ber o f the Board o f D irectors certain kinds o f shrubs grow slow ly
A g ift o f *3500 in cash to provide
o f P ortland E lectric P ow er Com pany and grow in beauty and ch arm year
25 *100 scholarships fo r .en terin g
as well as the P ortland G eneral E lec after year but v eiy gradually.
The
j freshm en in agriculture has just been
tric Com pany.
fast grow in g kinds soon are out of
granterd to O iegon State college by
Mr. Polhem us is a son o f the late all proportion to a given space and
| S ears-R oebuck and com pany, accord-
Polhem us, pioneer often look ridiculous besides spoiling
j lng to W illiam A. Schoenfeld, dean 1 Jam es Suydam
engineer in the developm ent o f river thu surrounding plants so that they
! and d ire cto r o f agriculture.
The scholarships will be handled ; and harbor im provem ents in Oregon. becom e a liability to garden charm .
This fa ct is often overlook ed be
on m uch the same basis as oth eis | at G alveston, Texas, and N ew Or-
It w as Mr. P olh em u ’s fathei cause they are com paratively inex
sponsored by this sum s com pan y in ! leans.
more than 30 states.
The idea w as ■ w ho made the first h ydrograph ic pensive com pared to the slow g ro w
started in the southern states by ; survey o f the Great ¡.dikes, and after ing kinds that nurserym en often have
General R. E. W ood, form er presi 52 years o f active service with the to spend from» 5 to 10 years in p ro
dent and now chairm an o f the board, A rm y E ngineers and in a civil ca ducing a good salable bush, such as
T he m od- is the case with Azaleas, R h od od en d
as a m eans o f helping land grant co l pacity. he retired in 1924.
leges
develop
agricultural
leader | ern jetty in river nnd harbor inoprove- rons and Canielias. T hese three sorts
ship am on g boys otherw ise unnhle to I ment w ork is a m onum ent to his en- o f evergreen shrubs are very slow to
| gineering foresight and skill.
It was start and often m any years are need
attend college.
W hat ju s
The recipients o f the scholarships , the elder Mr. Polhem us who initiated ed to m ake a good plant.
are to be named at large through the the jetty w ork at C oos Bay and Ya- tifies that effort by N u rseiym en to
state by an O.S.C. com m ittee which quina in Oregon, and the Yaquina produce these high quality shrubs is j sonality, Darwinj
will set up its own basis o f selection. con stru ction was the first o f its kind ch iefly in the fa ct that the custom er j Jones has becomel________________
fam ous f o r h i s nan w i n JONES
who buys them gets som ething that
The experience in oth er states has upon the P a cific Coast.
hair stjles. \et i«»ur Hair stj-iiM
Mr. G riffith, ns a you ng law yer in will becom e m ore beautiful year after
been that most o f the boys chosen
"o u ’ll b e s u r -
R alph H . Cake, prom inent P ort- are those who have excelled in 4-H O regon City, joined the com pan y's year and have an ever in crasing val
rlsed to learn that a Darwin
land civ ic leader.
p artyw orker and club and Future Farm er activities. predecessor as division counsel in ue by itself and fu rth er by the in flu
ones Personality Haircut Is only
associate
general ence it wields on the desirability o f j
businessman,
filed
late yesterday although m em bership in either o f 1894 and named
50c . . . Phone RE 0608 for ap
counsel
In
1900
and
general
attorney
the
w
hole
garden.
with Secretary o f State E a rl'S n ell fo r i
»n fa n iza tion s
not in any wise
pointments.
DARWIN
JONES
W h o would not recognize the mer- 1
in 1909.
He becam e President o f
a requirem ent, it was pointed out.
the o ffic e o f
R epublican
national j The *100 cash grant In this state P ortlan d E lectric P ow er C om pany it o f a garden planted with ch oice | BEAUTY SALON, Park Bldg., for
all types o f fine beauty work.
com m itteem an.
will p ractically co v e r the yearly fees and all its affiliates in 1913. During Camellias, R h ododen drons and A zal— j
t'uko is a native o f IVirtland where ! here at O regon State.
It am ounts i his service he saw the old P ortland eas for often each bush gets to bo
he was laiin in 1891 absorbed R epub- : to considerably m ore than a state General E lectric Cc. con solidate with I »worth perhaps ten tim es its original
W A N T ADS O F T E N DO W H A T
lican doctrines under the tutoring o f board scholarship.
the railw ays organizations and
be cost. T he w isdom in ch oosin g w isely E V E R Y T H IN G E L S E HAS F A IL E D
his father, the late Judge W . M.
Dean S choenfeld and oth er leaders com e the Portland Hailway Eight & when planting soon becom es apparent TO ACCOM P U S H .
Cake.
while
attending
P ortland In the school o f agriculture express P ow er C om pany and later em erge as and a N urserym an naturally takes
grade and high sch ools and the Uni ed keen appreciation over the g ra n t P ortland E lectric
P ow er Com pany, pride in k n ow in g such plants very
versity o f O regon where he gradu- ing o f the scholarships in this state. w hich still exists as a local holding well and o ffe rin g only those that are
a tod in 1913.
He finished his educa- ! They said that experien ce with simi- com pan y, and the recreation o f the truly fine. H ere is where reputation
tion by taking law at H arvard and lar grants made by oth er com panies P ortland General E lectric C om pany begins to exert an influence and
relu m ed to O regon to Join his fath- j has shown that m any cou n try boys as the operating electric utility c o m those w h o do buy carefu lly will in
er s firm.
In school he Joiner! the otherw ise unable to attend collegi 1 pany in 1930.
P rior to com in g to variably look fo r thd firm with the
ORDER N O W
Phi Gam m a Delta which he has since have, through
such ahl. started a O regon Mr. G riffith , w ho is a native best reputation to go to fo r their
served as national o fficer.
He is a college career w hich resulted in their o f Minneapolis, attended
Oakland needs for as tim e travels on. error in
past president o f the U niversity o f becom ing oustanding graduates w ho (C a liforn ia ) A cadem y and began his judgem ent soon becom es noticeable .
Veneer Plant Bands
O regon Alumni association. He is a Tiave gone out in to im portant posi business career in 1889 as a clerk and often regrets creep in just when
F or B edding Plants
mem ber o f num erous fraternal and tions o f leadership.
with the C alifornia P aper C om pany the results are not as expected.
H A L L O C K S — T IN TOPS
civ ic organizations and was president
Though no definite
com m itm ents in San Francisco, being tran sferred | The gardening science is a wide
o f the highly successful 1938 R ose nre made in advance, it is understood to O regon City in 1890. and studied field in which
— B E R R Y CRATES
the k n ow ledge o f
Festival.
that an equal am ount will be given law w hile so em ployed in the papri shrubs is o f great influence when it
Cake was m arried in 1916 to Gret annually by the com pan y in support Industry.
com es to plant gardens with assu i-
■ Basket and
effe cts in future
chen Sherw ood o f Cuqullk' and they o f the».« scholarships.
First appoint-
The evening before
Mr. G riffith ance o f pleasing
l Veneer Co.
have tw o children. M artha
and i m ents will be fo r the year 1940-41 un- retired as President o f the Portland years.
Foot
o
f
N
orth
Pittsburg
Rnlph Jr.
der rules to be an nou n ced soon.
W
ith
over
40
years
o
f
g
a
id
en
in
g
at
G eneral E lectric C om pany he w as a
P ortland
UN. 1277
guest o f h onor at a large birthday the Service o f Swiss F loral Co., the
Since the death o f his father Cake ;
— —— — — —
dinner attended by several hundred public o f P ortland and vicinity have
has been associated in law practice I
Origin of Easter
one place to g o that can serve them
citizen.** at A rlington club.
with taim ar Tooze and N ich olas!
in the most diligent m anner in select
Jaureguy.
He is ulso president o f ] Easter, this year, is on M arch 24,
ing the really good things am ong the
the Equitable Savings A Ix>an a sso - 1 almost as early as it can possibly be
better garden shrubs See the n u r
riatton.
His extensive legal con - ! according to the m ethod o f establish
B E A U T IF U L
sery at SE 28th and H olgate Avenue,
tacts iequire frequent trips east and ing the day. and the earliest it has
New Rugs from Old
its to you r gain.
1
has resulted in m aking political con - j been in a quarter o f a century.
A»
J. C. B A C H E R
tacts there w hich
his friends feel ' we doubtless all know , Easter may
P A T T E R N S . F A S T COLORS
can be o f value to Oregon.
Always 1 com e as early as M arch 22 or as late
Y >u ma> fiend old ri gs, car|»ct*.
active in local politics Cake w as 1 as April 25, the date regulated by the
Don’t Throw Them Out
clot lung o f ail kinds anti they can
chairm an o f the finance com m ittee full m oon and the Council o f N icsa
he .made into a ttractive patterns,
fo r the recent Lincoln day program
responsible fo r that reckoning
I f som eone com es «n oopin g around
In Portland which f e a t » od Thom as By that agreement Easter com es on
vour place o f business, askin g for a
B>
K Dewey
lot o f in form ation w hich you on ce
the first Sunday a fter the first full
thought w as you r personal property,
moon that occu rs after the vernal
Oregon Rug & Mattress Co.
don't th row him out on his ear. It’s
equinox but w hich may vary any
1651 N. V ancouver Avt\. Portland
ten to one that he is an in vestigator
where from March 20 to M arch 22
Phono T R . 3581
from one o f the n r'n v governm ent
This year the vernal equinox occu rs
W H IT E F O R P A M P H L E T
or state bureaus w ho m ight think
on March 20. 1 20 p m
Pianist and T eacher
you guilty o f som e negligen ce or lack
It was in 1913 that E aster fell on
llipll of . l o s t I'll IJIEVINNF.
o f "com p lia n ce” with som ething or
March 23, only one day earlier than
Mr. lJievinne has this to say o f
this year.
In 1916 it cam e on April
other.
Mrs I*oolc s musical ability
Mrs
k m M
The newest to enter the field is a
23. within tw o days as late as it pos
Avis P ool« has a great musical
crew to prob? in to your com plian ce
sibly could have been.
In 1919 it
talent, with poetic and rom antic
with the w age-hour law
was fairly late. April 20 Only three
feeling, good taste and good tech
times since 1910. except this year, has
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ty. ^ A. «
nique.'*
Easter com e in M arch
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