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little h a n d p re ss an d a h a tfu l of
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privileges. A m bitious p la n s o f g ro u p s w ith in th e c ity en v isio n a
could a ffo rd it.’ So S teel g av e up
re c a ll it, n o n e w ere w ith o u t d is­
A lo n g a b o u t 1886, M ax B u rg h o l- th e id e a of a n e le c tric s tr e e t r a il­
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to th e sam e ev id en ce a n d w e re b e g a n w ritin g a rtic le s In th e P a ­ way,
A lb ert T o z ie r died in P o rtla n d .
In th e city of T u a la tin , fo rw a rd lo o k in g s p ir its of th e co m m u n ity g u id ed b y th e sa m e law s. M aybe
cific F a r m e r ad v o c a tin g th e in iti­ J u n e 27, 1937, ag e 78. H is s is te r
h av e w orked u n ce asin g ly fo r a n a r e a a lo n g sid e th e to w n ’s m e a n d e rin g th e w o rk in g of th o s e la w s is so
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also
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a rtic le s J u ly 6. 1943, ag e 79. S he w a s b o rn
broom an d o th e r p e stife ro u s g ro w th s. B u t a lo n g w ay re m a in s to be C o u rt J u s tic e s c a n ’t m a k e o u t a lo n g th e sa m e line in th e O re­
a t T u a la tin F e b r u a r y 4. 1R64.
tra v e lle d b efo re a p a rk w o rth y of th e n a m e a n d th e c o m m u n ity is th e ir m e a n in g an d ju s t h av e to gon V id e tte . In th o se d ay s th e
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fulness, re q u ire s m ore th a n p a ssin g in te r e s t o r p assiv e acq u iescen ce of
u m e n t to th e m e m o ry of A lb ert
w h a t su b je c t one sh o u ld w ish to
th e people. I t d e m a n d s w ork an d p la n n in g , b o o stin g a n d sc h em in g stu d y , th a t is, if one co uld keep d ire c t le g isla tio n an d w o rk e d tir e ­ T o zier a n d
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h is m e n ta l a n d s p iritu a l e q u ilib ri­ itia tiv e
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w ere In th e H illsb o ro c e m e te ry ,
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how su ch fin e w o rk could be done 1885 a t N ew O rle a n s a n d h av e w ould sh e let h e rs e lf be p re se n t
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a tte n d e d 28 o f th e 50 m e e tin g s w h e re th a t w o m an w as. D id th e
th ro u g h to full rea liza tio n .
W e w e re g u id ed o v er th e G et­ sin ce th a t tim e.
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a ttr ib u te s of g rac efu l, re s tf u l re la x a tio n so com m o n to th e lan d ed fo u g h t fo r k e e p s th e re . D u rin g
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A nd e v e n In su c h an in sta n c e , th e re s u lt w ould n o t be a s sa tis fa c to ry k illed o r m a im e d . W e saw a lot a s s is ta n t w ith o u t pay .
su c h a ste n c h , th e n w h a t a b o u t
h e rs e lf? W h a t a n o d o r h e r sin s
a s a p a rk th a t people w a n t e a rn e s tly a n d in te n se ly en o u g h to a c c o m ­ o f o th e r b a ttle fie ld s.
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rial a n d th e W a sh in g to n M on­
U su ally th e r e is little p e rp e tu a tio n fo r th e h a rd e s t w o rk e rs In th e
an . B ecau se o f m y k n o w led g e G od all th o se 30 y e a rs o f h e r life!
u m e n t. W e re a d IJn c n ln '» G e t­
d ev e lo p m e n t of a public p a rk . S o m etim es a fo u n ta in o r a p a rk b ench
alo n g som e lin es, W. D. H o e k ste r J a n e w as rig h t. F o r to G o d —W e
ty s b u rg sp eech , e n g ra v e d on »
of H illsb o ro a n d C h a rle s N ew ell a re all as an u n c le a n th in g an d
m ig h t c a r ry th e n a m e o f a few . B u t th e w holesom e re w a rd is th e
ta b le t o n th e sp o t w here he
of G o ld en d ale em p lo y ed m e to o u r h u m a n g o o d n es is a s a filth y
e n jo y m e n t It p ro v id es fo r th o se w ho w ill u se an d m a in ta in it.
d eliv ered It. W’e rea d le tte rs
ta k e a tr a in lo a d o f 600 ra n g e rag . See Is a ia h 64:6. R ig h t th e n
by W a sh in g to n , In h is ow n
S u rely , a p a rk is th e p eople's “c o u n try e s ta te 1"
a n d th e re J a n e laid h old on C h rist
h a n d w ritin g , g iving cou n sel
as th e Son o f God w h o d ied fo r
on a f f a ir s , a n d rea d th e o rig i­
w ea ry en m p g u a r d le a n in g on h is
h e r th a t sh e m ig h t be b o rn of
rifle, his th o u g h ts
tu r n in g to
n al d r a f t o f th e D e c la ra tio n of
God in to e te rn a l life.
In d e p e n d e n c e ju s t
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th o se he h a s le ft b eh in d . W ould
by Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation,
W h a t m oved h e r ? F e a r ? I t is
son w ro te It. W e could use all
h e e v e r see th e m a g a in ? I see th e
an instrumentality of the United States Government.
It h a s been very in te r e s tin g to n o te th e c a m p a ig n w hich Mr. S aw yer,
th r e e of th e m r ig h t now if
sk irm ish an d th e co n cealed g rav e a fe a rfu l th in g to fall in to th e
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hy th e wide of th e tra il.
th ey w e re aliv e.
A safe, profitable and convenient woy to
o f g o v e rn m e n t in re la tio n to th e re a m s of m a te ria l w h ich every
T h e ra c e se g re g a tio n q u estio n
I r a n see th e tr a il g ro w f a i n t e r . ! 1® 31 ° r w as “ ,ov* 7 God Provpd
save or invest money.
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and
b ra n c h e s of each, c o n tin u e s to send to n e w sp a p e rs w h e th e r th e y req u e st W a sh in g to n . A bout all th e noise i m a rk e d only by w ag o n w h eels an d we w ere y et sin n e rs , C h ris t d ied
W h ic h e v e r
ca m e fro m a sm all p e rc e n ta g e of w h ite n in g hones. I see th e b ridge- fo r u s—R o m a n s 5:8.
It, a s k to h av e it sto p p ed , o r m e re ly re m a in passive.
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MEMBER FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK
to a p la n e w h e re h e w ill q u alify c ra c k in g w hips, th e w ild c h e e rs
w as a second re q u e st a s to th e a m o u n t of logs, bolts, lu m b er, v e n e e r
fo r a c c e p ta n c e a n d th n t will ta k e w h en a s tin t Is en d ed . I ca n see goodness, w h ich to G od is b u t a
a n d plyw ood th a t w ould be used In o u r m a n u fa c tu re fo r th e next q u ite a lot o f tim e an d liftin g g litte rin g gold m a k in g its bid to filth y r a g ? See Isa. 64th.—B ible.
y ear.
T h e N e g ro r a c e Is u n fo rtu n a te d ra w m en a w a y fro m th e tr a il ■ or th ro o u * h
o u r sin s
W ho, w ith th e slig h te st th o u g h t of th e req u e st w ould in clu d e a sm all r a th e r th a n v ictim ized . T h e re a re le ad in g to O reg o n . I h e a r th e , on c h r i »t ’ h av p V0 » been b o rn
n e w sp a p e r o ffice in such a m ailin g . T h la m ay seem a triv ia l m a tte r, a lot of w h ite people In a c o m p a r­ tim id voices o f d isse n sio n a n d » g ain In to e te r n a l life-*
HILLSBORO, OREGON
d isc o u ra g e m e n t,
h u t th e
b ra v e
YY V j j _ .
b u t on th e c o n tra ry it Is a very s u b s ta n tia l problem a s th e co sts ab le sta te .
Tn L e x in g to n . Ky.. I sat In th e
'HAVE A YEAR'S INCOME IN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT'
Involved in p rin tin g a n d m a ilin g su ch m a te ria l a re no m e re trifle a
p u sh on.
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D ays, w eek s an d m o n th s p ass , _____
AM o f th e co sts a r e inclu d ed In th e o p e ra tio n of all of th e se d iffe re n t ( room an d lis te n e d w hile a sm all
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1. O regon. T h is sp a ce paid fo r bv
Accounts Insured to $5,000
o ffic e s an d th e ta x p ay e r Is th e o n e w ho fo o ts th e b.ll a t the en d | g ro u p o f « d u c a to rs .p o m ic ia n .a n .t an d th e ev er s h o r te n in g w ag o n 1 a S e a ttle fa m llv
in d u s tria lis ts d isc u sse d th e poll ' t r a i n moves on. S om e m a n a g e d to j
o f th e y ear.
tlc a l a n d eco n o m ic p ro b lem s of | re a c h th e ir jo u r n e y ’s end. T o w h at
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I t is doubly d is tu rb in g to th o se of us w ho m u st w a ste o u r tim e
th e d a v T h e y were In « u h sta n tla l j
T h e v had begun for u s the
o p e n in g an d p o n d erin g th e w a n to n w aste a n d etill k now th a t Ju st a g re e m e n t a s to th e fa c ts b ut no se ttle m e n t of th e g r e a t w ild e rn e ss
w a s tin g o u r tim e Is not enouarh. w e m u st also pay th e bill fo r h a v in g one offered a n answer to w h at of th e N o rth w e st. T h e y tu r n e d th e
o u r m a ll box c lu tte re d up w ith a se rie s of Ju st su ch rid ic u lo u s re q u e sts sh o u ld w e do n o w ? T h ey all k ey w h ich u n lo c k e d th e g a te to
a g re e d th a t w e a r e not doing as th e O reg o n C o u n try .
f o r in fo rm a tio n as th is one.
S o w e a d d o u r tw o-bits w o rth to th e c a m p a ig n th a t Mr. S a w y e r h as we)1 „„ w a sh o u ld w ith th e re-
A c e n tu ry h a s p assed a n d now
been p re e e n tin g a n d tr u s t th a t hie e ffo rte m ay be re w a rd e d w ith a so u rc e s a t our^ co m m an d N ot one we rid e th e se sa m e tr a ils on
sh o c k less ste el sp rin g s, a ir filled
e n d o rse d th e T ru m a n policies
Htle c o m m o n aense a n d reason.
tir e s a n d so ft cu sh io n s. B rid g es
Y o u rs tru ly .
cro ss riv e rs an d g rad e* a r e level­
G m er M oore
ed an d c o m fo rts a r e s c a tte re d
He went out Tisiting the other trust any of those get-thin-quick
alo n g w ay.
“ ON TO OREGON"
night and the ladies were talking diets. Simply cut down on desserts,
T o d ay th e O ld O re g o n T ra il,
away about weight-reducing diets. bread, butter, sweets and fats — but
Inc., a n o n -p ro fit o rg a n iz a tio n , la
T o th e E d i t o r :
One of them had a special “15-day when you do, even do your rutting
p u sh in g its g r a te fu l ta s k o f m a r k ­
Hollywood diet" guaranteed to slim down moderately."
T h e O ld O re g o n T ra il w inds in g th e tr a il a n d h is to ric sp o ts
b efo re m e as In a d rea m . A gain a n d s p re a d in g a u th e n tic in fo rm a ­
her down fifteen pounds' worth. An­
From where I sit, moderation
• CULVERT
• DRAIN
com e th e a ig h ts an d so u n d s of tio n on th e g re a t w e stw a rd tre k ,
other was living on bananas and
is
the watchword. Moderation
g re a t m ig ra tio n I c a n see th e sad In A m erica. T h o se w h o w ish to j
skim milk!
• SEWER
• IRRIGATION
with food, with smoking or with
p a r tin g o f f rie n d s a n d loved ones assist in th is w o rk sh o u ld sen d :
I might have known the missus the enjoyment of a friendly glass
a n d h e a r th e la st w o rd , of en- j t h a l r c h f .c k !l l o o ld O reg o n T ra il
See Your Building Material Dealer
would get the bug, too, and sure of temperate beer or ale. Actually,
c o u ra g e m e n t, hope, fe a r an d ch e er | Tnr
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enough the other day she asks me, moderation adds to the enjoyment
a . th e oxen-drm w n tr a in M a rt. I U n d « O regon, in c a re o f W a lte r
“Joe. what kind of a diet do yon of just about anything.
to w a rd th e S u n se t I-xnd
M eacham . s e c re ta ry , o r p h o n e him
think I ought to go on?”
H ow s tro n g a n d b rav e th e s ta rt-
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Y o u rs tru ly ,
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P h o n e 3961
lit n ig h t o f rest. I c a n aee th e
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Your Savings Are Insured for
Safety Up to $5,000.00
Common Sense and Reason
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For The Ladies:
A Diet That Really Works
QUALITY CONCRETE PIPE
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JULY 30
h o rs e s b a c k to G en ev a, N. Y„ to
be sold. T h e y b o u g h t th e s e h o r s - 1
es in th e H o rse H e a v e n C o u n try I
Admission-74c; (Inc. Tax)
an d
th e o pen r a n g e on th e
u p p e r C o lu m b ia a t $2.50 a head.
“I h a d c h a rg e o f th e f ir s t tr a in -
lo ad o f h o rse s e v e r sh ip p ed a c ro ss
WEDDING
lh e c o n tin e n t. W e sh ip p ed fro m Announcements
P ro *s e r ’ W a sh in g to n . E ig h t m en
and Invitations
c a re d f o r th e h o rse s en ro u te .
P IO N E E R P U B L IS H IN G CO.
“In th o se d a y s th e law re q u ire d
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th a t sto c k sh o u ld n o t be k e p t in B e av e rto n , O re.
a c a r m o r« th a n 24 h o u rs a t a
s tr e tc h . So w e w o u ld tra v e l 24 3
h o u rs, th e n u n lo a d , feed a n d w a-
te r an<l allow th e a n im a ls to r e s t
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