Thursday, November 25, 1943
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Pioneer Passes at
Home in Seattle
A man who pioneered and de-
veloped young industries in the
i West lies in his last long sleep »
today.
Edward Burnette Hanley, 80
I years old. died of a heart attack
‘ November 16 in his home at 2609
Broadway North. Seattle, a home
' which offered its Western hoapi-
I tality to miners and magnates,
diplomats and fishermen, cattle-
I men and explorers
He was born on the old dona
tion claim "The Willows" in Jack-
son County. Oregon. March 29.
1863 His boyhood knew the spec
tacular days of dispatch riders
and Indian wars. With his older
brother, the late William Hanley,
he built in his youth a great cattle
business But the fences came and
he moved on to form a partnership
with that famous .Alaskan explor
er, Jack Dalton
Believing that Alaska his vast
agricultural possibilities, he took
from Oregon some of his finett
cattle to start herds in the north,
planted hay. experimented with
strawberries, vegetables and flow
ers He drove his own herd
cattle from Haines Mission
Fairbanks
In 1903 he was married
Elizabeth Holliday Rhys in Port
land. a bride whom he took from
school into the mining camps of
the North, who went with him by
canoe and dogteam and power
boat over the trails of adventure
and development - - for that was
his ideal: to develop new indus
tries in the West.
The funeral was held in his own
home for the friends who were
nearest him. Two children and one
grandchild also survive: a son.
Edward Burnette Hanley. Jr. Seat
tle attorney, now in overseas
service; a daughter. Mrs. Kath
ryn Hanley Hefferman. who op
rates "Hanleylands", a modern
farm on the family's old donation
laim near Medford. Oregon; and
i grandson, Robert Daniel Heffer
nan, Jr., a pupil in Lakeside
School, Seattle
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23 PRICE PAINTINGS
GIVEN AS MEMORIAL
A contract between Oregon
State College and Mrs William
Henry Price of California has been
-igned by which 23 of the 69
paintings of the late William Hen
ry Price, which have been on dis
play here, are given to the col- j
lege, and the remainder will re-
r lain indefinitely but subject to
her later decision. The 23 select- 1
cd paintings are to form the nu
cleus of a permanent memorial
collection donated by Mrs Price,
to which she may later add many
of the others, and which will be
maintained intact by the colle-v’
The ones already donated in-
II) Ruth Taylor
K N T K It TAIN M I N I
What is the American way
Phone 7561
11: o?
We have used the phrase
fiequently
thni
*omeUm<s
.-Menis a trifle threadbare at
cornel*. Its lustre dulled by
NO COLINO ON
milliuity. Oui public speakeis
OAOSI OALSI
particularly at campaign time
LAMJI SONOSI
act as though it were an "abra-
cr.dubia" or magic word
c >uld unlock hidden troves
treasure.
Of course you know
eaning of the phrase, but have
ou ever tiled to explain tin
A .ucrlcan way of life to someone
*ho did not know America, who
w.m not steeped III the tradition
o. democracy?
LULUBELLE
I have anil let r. le arsure y<
it is no easy task, But It d<>e
SCOTTY
ake y<>u stop uud thin) i-
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>u really mean by tie Amerl
- of life. Here ii whit I found
meant by the pin use
AM)
■ Vlilel'iciul W i.V of Ilf«. >’ Is t
■ if opt ortmilt v for all. it
not mean an equ il lisirlh
oi all j.ood thin-: < hip
equal ih uhc to wi l l: for n living
at a fair wage, It means free
enterprise free to develop, but
not unbridled license to e:;p c
vithei man or natural resources
It mentis an equal oppoitumt,
leain, not an i-qUill ability to g«
ahead without work
American way of life >•
y uf self-restrained tree-
•lorn. Under it we may freely
press our own opinion but
abide bv the decision of the
jorlty. The American way of
implies a decent respect for
beliefs <>f others, whether or
we agree with them
Unde:
freedom is permitted up to
po.nt where it impinges upon
RESSING up for dates helps to keep the spirit* high For *uch
rights of other*
occasion*, many a young mis* would like to And this drawstring
Tlie American way of life
bag and perky knotted cap in her Christmas package. The set may be
the way to progress through U
made of velveteen, taffeta, crepe, faille or felt. Every penny saved on
utilization of every resource
gifts this year Is another step towards victory, so make as many of
merely the natural one* of
them as you can. Directions for making this hat and bag may be
obtained by sending a stamped, self-addressed envelope to the Needle
earth .but of that greatest
work Department of this paper, specifying design PS 902
source of our nation the I
ligence, the initiative, the
elude “Incoming Tide,” accorded
ductive power latent in every in
first prize by popular vote at the WSG ENJOYS WAFFLE dividual. regardless of class. cree
Pasadena civic art exhibition; SI PEER SUNDAY EVE
or color
"After the Storm.” which won
Tlie American .way of life Is the
Following
the
musical
program
second prize at the American
way to the rainbow’s end. to the
Painters' and Sculptors' exhibi at the Methodist Church Sunday fulfillment of the drram of broth-
afternoon, the Wesleyan Service
tion in Los Angeles, and "High
We American* may hav<
Guild members enjoyed a waffle erhood
Sierra." which won first prize at
faiths, different back-
different
the Pasadena Society of Artists' supper in the church parlors.
grounds, different speech, diff<
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After the supper a short busi
exhibition, and second prize at
We have the name way
ness session Was -held in which ent color
the California State Fair.
the name way of lifo
new officers were elected for the of work,
This collection is proving high following year: president, Mrs. We know the same sorrows. joy»
ly popular with visitors at the Me Er.c Weren; vice-president. Miss and hopes Tlie American way of
morial Union Building where they Voda Brower; secretary, Miss life is the way by which we may
may be seen any day of the week. Carrie May Smith; and treasurer, achieve the deaire of nil for a
world unvexed by war. untroubled
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Mr* Alice Willits.
Born to Mr. and Mrs Robert
The December meeting will be by want or fear
The American way of life is our URGED TO APi'I.Y FOB
Miller on Nov. 22. a son.
held the second Tuesday in De
wav
Let us walk in it for cen \ EHK I.E REGIs 1 R Al 1ON
cember at the home of Mrs Alice
turie* to come, its road made
Willits 129 Almond St
Windshield stickers for 1944
stead! I v smoother hv the patient
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motor vehicle registrations will be
feet of each generation
PRESBYTERIANS LEAD AT
sent out beginning December 1.
Secretary of State Bob Farrell an
OREGON STATE COLLEGE
nounced today. Be urged Oregon
Presbyterian a n d Episcopal
motorists to make their applica
Churches lead in the religious
tions early so that the bulk of
preferences of the 1979 civilian
mailing may be completed before
students registered at Oregon
the heavy holiday mall conges
State College, Twenty-seven de
tion
nominations were given by the
students, although only 11 were
represented by 10 or more stu-
dents. These latter are Presbyter-
ian. 425; Methodist, 347; Episco
pal, 179; Catholic, 131; Baptist,
109; Christian, 104; Lutheran, 70;
Congregational and Christian Sci
ence, 68 each; Jewish and Mor
mon, 10 each Fifty gave Protes
REQUIRED NOW ON
tant without denomination and
278 gave no preference.
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Thanksgiving
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canova
LAGOON
Matinee Saturday
Continuous Sunday
FOR THE MOST DISCRIMINATING
AT OUR UNIVERSAL LOW PRICES
NO PRIORITY
Buy CArriffiws Sej/s
with
Sir Cedric Hardwicke
Henry Travers
Dorris Dowdon
LITHIfi
THE AMERICAN
WAY OF LIFE
GIFTS
John Steinbeck’s
“THE MOON IS
DOWN
HAND MADE GIFTS THIS YEAR SHOULD INCLUDE
THIS DRESS UP HAT AND BAG
CHECK LIST
FOR YOLK CONVENIENCE
—Glassware
—Shower Curtain»
—Household Goods
—Silex
—Auto Accessories —Bicycle TireM
—Fishing Tackle —Doi I m
—Game« A Toy»
—Camp Goods
—Furniture •
—S|M>rt Goods
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A GIFT TO KEEP ||ER
TOASTY WARM LONG AFTER CHRISTMAS
IS PAST. SEVERAL LOVELY STYLES AND
MANY COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM.
Iron & Steel Sales
Under $10
We have a large sto<
Iron and steel.
And, we also have n
line of bolts, nuts Me.
COMPLETE RANGE OF SIZES AVAILABLE.
LAY AWAY SEVERAL PR. FOR CHRISTMAS!
Sun. Mon. Tues
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in
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Get Them While You Can
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JAMES G. MACKIE
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PACKAGE WRAPPINGS
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