TH U R SD A Y. OCTOBER 18. 1981
T H E SPR ING FIELD N E W S
Published Every Thursday at
Springfield. Lane County. Oregon, by
T H E W IL L A M E T T E PRESS
H. E MAXEY, Editor
Entered as second class matter, February 24. 190:1. at the postoffice,
Springfield. Oregon.
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ÌH I USDAY, Gt’TOBEK 15. 1931
C R EATE A JOB N O T A C H A R IT Y C H EST
It vveryoiu in this com m unity who is able to give a
tlav o r u week t w ork to someone who is idle would do so
there would be no unem ploym ent and very little need fo r
relief w ork. There is pra ctica lly no home, store, shop or
industrial plant w hich does not need some w o rk done th a t
is being let go. There is plenty to do if someone w ill j»ay fo r
doing it.
M e are about to launch ch a rity drives, w hich under pres
ent conditions are very necessary, if acute su ffe rin g is to be
averted. Rut c h a rity defeats its ow n purpose— m o ra lly and
economically.
W hy not conduct a drive fo r jobs? Sign up the people
who w ill give a day or a week's w ork by the same organized
com m unity e ffo rt we put behind drives to r money. The jobs
possible to create in this com m unity would ta r exceed any
th in g the county or state can do. And when each job is done
the com m unity is th a t m uch better o tf because both the
man who hires an the man who w orks has been benefitted.
Under the c h a rity plan the man who gives receives n o th
ing except the satisfaction of giving and the man who is
compelled to receive loses his self respect. \ \ o rk is w hat
every self respecting idle man w ants and it is up to those
w ho i an a ifo id to pay fo r w o rk to create jobs fo r the unem
ployed.
DEC EIT PRACTICED BY FE D E R A L AGENTS
D rin kin g and methods of deception are too com m on
among federal prohibition agents. W itness th is story in the
M orning Oregonian o f October 8:
A federal jury yesterday acquitted Art Sutton, restaurant proprie
tor, charged with selling liquor, after he told a story on being enticed
into ordering beer and gin for a quartet of federal agents who posed
as nie triends. The case was tried in Federal Judge Fee s court.
Sutton's defense was based on the claim that Leland L. Fillmore,
one of the agents, gained his friendship, representing him self to be an
Alaska business man, strange in Portland, and repeatedly begging him
to brirg liquor.
The restaurant keeper said he finally gave in and telephoned a
bootlegger. Sutton said he acted as agent for the officer and did not
profit one cent from the sale Later Fillmore brought friends, who
1 1 ed out to be federal officers.
Fillmore admitted on the stand that the agents sang such songs as
“lt'se a Long. Long Trail a-Winding" and “Sweet Adeline" during
their drinking parties.
The method o f c o m m ittin g
evidence on the o th e r fellow is
tolerated in this country. H ow
law when this sort o f practice
departm ent.
a crim e in order to secure
infam ous and should not be
can there be respect fo r the
is condoned by the federal
“ W IT H COST TO T H E TAXPAYER S
Governor Meier ran on a p la tfo rm fo r governor th a t he
was going to take the game com m ission out o f politics.
Now he has the highw ay commission in politics and the
bad part about it is that the highw ay departm ent handles
ten tim es the money in the game fund. Serious m istakes
can be made by those who serve as highw ay com m issioners
th a t w ill cost the state m any hundreds o f thousands o f dol
lars. Now w ith the biggest program o f road building the
state has ever had on the slate we have a com m ission com
posed o f all new members appointed by the governor. They
may be capable men in th e ir respective businesses but no
one can deny they are to ta lly u n fa m ilia r w ith the state
highw ay program . They m ust all learn together at public
expense.
ROWtWA ÄIDff
TW fcUMBit
L
METHOD 13 TOLD
lot sled with a sharp probe about
one Inch III diameter. When 'lie
run ways are located, the halls are
dropped through Ihe opening Into
the run way and the probe hole
closed by the use of clod« or grass
covered with earth. Follow up work
ahoultl he dune as suggested for Ihe
Willamette Valley pocket gophers
I’olsotilng III (he Willamette Val
toy should he done at once and he
fore clover la Injured by frosts
More complete directions for goph
er control work can he obtained al
the office of Ihe county agent.
FARM EHS IN TER ESTED
IN WEED C H EM IC ALS
l.une county farmers are show
lug more Interest this fall than
ever In the use of chemicals for Ibe
tiiilm l of no»loti« weeds, says ll.
N. Fletcher, county agent During
September five farmers purchased
«7J pounds of sodium chlorate mid
lu farmers piirchased M il) pounds
i f aline Ida.
A number uf others Indicated
ihelr Intention of purchasing chlo
rates for use during October and
early November.
by o . S. FLLTVHUH.
County Aguut
I ockvt-guplior» ui all kinds seem
to bv doing niorv uuiu.ig'i in i.anv
lafternoon at four o’clock they’re Rowena was a little awed at its com « uniy tins tail than uuuai. tn tha
I giving an open reception to the city pleteness and its obvious expensive»
\\ lllatnotl« Valley part ot tlio voun
R ackrulf M oto r» hire ( i'w o i a to a.txxn
in their public salesrooms, with after ness
pan) Patar on » nation wide tour in thair
“Gosh. Peter, whatever will we dt> ty. the prluclpal damage la done
roadster as an advertising atunt.
A t the noon tea and a band, and they've got
last m inute L ittle Bobby is encased to act la car all decorated up like a wedding with i t r
b> the large Willamette Valley
as chaperon.
“Give it back." he said stiffly.
' for you two to sit in and receive the
gophers, lu Ihe loot bill avrllotia ol
A few m ile s out Bobby becomes tearful
“Can’t.
’
It
isn’t
good
form.
Even
guests.
And
they’re
going
to
present
at being patted fro m her sweetheart and
(he Willamette Va.loy pait ot iNORNOUT MEN NEED
Rowena install on taking het place t n the I the bride with orange blossoms sent in a divorce it's bad manners to re-
O LD -T IM E IRON TONIC VERDICT OF $3000 IN
rum ble so that the can tide with Peter and I up by aeroplane
from California turn your wedding present*.— I tell the county and In most of Ihe west
have him to talk to about Carter
Rowena
you!
'W
ell
divide
It
After
all
real
this
morning,
and
a
cigarette
lighter
ROAD ACTION G RANTED
ern part ol the county, (he damage
get» Peter to content to div da th r etpenae
Meu who ure worn out. run down
money each week a* toon aa it arrive», for vou Mr Blinde, with a picture silver always comes in handy and w>.
Verdict
of tJOOU was awarded
is
done
li>
several
species
of
small
and aatoniahes Peter by eating too aeon of the Rackruff roadster set on it can make good use of it.
and uervous need Iron. Iliue und
We da
omicaily
The trial was hold In Benton
gophers.
serve
some
compensation
for
all
the
cod
liver
peptone
as
combined
In
in
pearls.
I’ve
seen
it
myself
and
it's
The three m ortals reach Denver, after
in efforts to control gophers, the Vlnol The very FIRST bottle I county d ic u ii court nt Corvallis
a beauty, hut it wasn't working the agony we’ve gone through, though
naantrg through Butfalo, Chicago and Si
I out* I'atar and Rowena have many titfa day it came and thev had to send it as far as I am concerned, this hour
ilis
l atep la to determine the ape brlngit new strength, better ap Viola Lee I’roll In her suit with
on the way while C a rter herpa w irin g Bobby
has compensated for everything a
petite anil sound sleep Vlnol aids
to return to New Y o rk T h r morning afte r back to the factory.
,
lea
I hat la doing Ihe damage .Moat digestion and Increases Ihe red , l.ace county In which Ihe latter
“How extremely kind." said Peter. hundred times over.”
they leach Denver, Pcier and Rowena dia
cover Bobby hat dvaeited them and re tu ta rd
¡armera
have
caught
or
killed
some
“You
can
have
the
silver,"
said
“How perfectly sweet,” said Ro
blood. Gives you new pep and am seeke Io cundemu land on Ihe roast
to New Y o rk by tram They are faced with
Peter. “I don’t want It”
o l tile gophers that are doing dam
lilllon Equally go««l for fired, her for the Dragon Coast highway,
thr impcssibta condition of continuing their wena.
trip without a chaperon
age on ihelr places and know the vous women and under weight chil f mid ended Wednesday. The owuer
Rowena auggeata to Peter that they make
dren. Tastes delicious Gel a bot
a "companionate" m a n u r e
They are mar
species that they are contending tle today. The results will surprise lot Iht properly held out for more
ned and go to Cheyenne, where them actions,
than 112.000
with. All specie* of gophers can you! K eiels Drug Store
when thev ask for rooms on separate floor»,
arouses the suspicious of the hotel clerk.
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be poisoned readily II proper meth
They finally succeed in getting rooms, but
no« without recitin g the Iso.ghtrr of
ods are followed. The fall of Ihej
hotel loungers.
They w ire the
year is an excellent lim e for this
they have been itu m e ii
They tesutne the trip the nest day and
work.
are overwhelm ed by a cloudburst tn an
arroyo and are throw n out of the car A
Poisoning Valley Gophers
party of teuriat campers gives them dry
The pocket-gopher found In the
oiothes snd food Spokane is Snails reached
C oniing In at U iiffniun'H Situe unti Dry G i i i h I h Store,
and the hotel clerk sm.lea when they reg
Willamette Valley part of the coun
later.
corner
-tth anti Main street«, S prlngfleltl
ly Is Ihe largest and muat deatrnc
NOW OO ON WITH THK STORY
• • •
tlve species of thia animal found
LA D IE X ’ GALOSHES All atzen f r i n i i
pair up.
Ho retired to an inner office and
Io Oregon. They are very abund (
came back immediately with the
ant
In
some
sections
and
will
eal
manager of the house. The manager
practically all crops grown In the
beamed upon them. He held out his
hand, held out both hands, snd his
field or garden. They are very
smile set his rosy face aglow. Ro
easily poisoued by (he use of the
1. O. O. F. Bldg.
S pringfield
wena and Peter had their own opin
following halt:
ions of hotel managers and accepted
his friendly overtures with watchful
10 pounds green redelover Ups;
coldness.
1 ounce strychnine (alkaloid».
“Meeker’s my name." said the man
"Peter," aha cried. "Isn't It priceless!”
Gather the clover tips frosh from
ager genially. "And I’m proud to
the field at a time when there Is
meet you.“
"Of course, you both being famous: But Rowena would not under any
They all shook hands, and Rowena
no dew or moisture of any kind.
nudged Peter to be very careful and characters, authors and artists, all of circumstances accept more than her Wet leaves will not mix satisfactor
our best people will turn out for it. proper half
She immediately set
not commit himself.
“Come right along with me." said and 1 understand most of our good
..lividing it. piece by piece, one ily. Care should be taken to ob
The drug store is on guard day and night to pre
tain clover that Is free from weeds
Mr Meeker “W e had a wire from clubs plan to be there e«i miuvr. Tin for her and one for Peter.
vent invasions of sickness into th is com m unity. Lot
tiie company not two hours ago say Rackruff dealers are all in a sweat
“I 'oppose vve could sell it for old or grass.
us help you took a fte r your health and your fa m ily's
ing you would be in todsy without over it and say it’s the best bre’ k
Mix by spreading the Ups on a
fail. But I must say it is a relief they've had since the war wh it the silver," he said.
as well.
gOOv use soma heavy paper or In a light box so
"Ob. you’ll put it to good
to have you right here on the spot.” Army used a lot of their machines in
Stock up the medicine chest fo r w inter.
They all got into the elevator. The ¡France. They're coming for v._u at dav. ..1.1 R iwena. "When you are as to keep the strychnine from
.1 famous and have a studio sifting through; then sprinkle the
boy at the control smiled at them- three-thirty—Look. This litt’e H r-t’ r e n
t friendly smile. Thev got out on offering here came from
them ■ • irt- rut of your own—first thing strychnine on from a pepper shaker
u know you’ll be giving those fast
the fourth floor A couple of maids Pretty nice, eh? We’re going t ■ r-
vere loitering in the corridor. Their row it tonight if you don't mind. to upper parties that artists are noted and stir until thoroughly mixed. It
In New Store
Main, Near Fifth
aces lighted up with interest and at- put down behind the orchestra in thelfor-m ne for you, ana one for ma la not necessary to mix ten pounda
-ntion
ballroom. Pretty nifty!”
——_
u. »
«. i
of bait at a time. The best prac
"Everything ready?” asked the
The little floral offering was an
"Why not keep It together in
tice Is to mix only enough for a
manager anxiously. ’ "Everything all immense ring of yellow roses, with box until the trip it over. be a
•lab' 1 hope"
the words "Peter and Rowena "We won t be giving any fast sup:
iPP«A few huurs wora.
•Oh. yes
Placing the Balt
yes, sir.”
sir, said one of the spelled out on the inner side in »car- on the trip, at any .rate."
let rosebuds.
“You can have the box. the £ 1
maids J ’
Small handsfull of the poisoned
"I
d
rather
divide
it
if
you
dosp
"Yet, indeed sir" added the other.
“How marvelous," said Rowena
mind. Then each of us will be rW lover leaves should be placed In
But they looked at Rowena and soberly.
sponsible for his pwn share and if h the main run way. The main run
but V iolet Ray and General E thyl gasoline w ill s ta rt
Peter.
"How unusual!” added Peter.
¡¡- • .
the way
w . t .
down
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The manager led the
down
rm gojng
w ......................
you is losl or s,olen neither of us
your car ju s t the same as in hot weather. T hey’ll give
"And now I'm going to leave you blame the other.— One for you aM ways can be found readily by dig
ging back from the mounds of dirt
thecorrtdor
~ h.
foiks
to rest and clean up
for the JOe
f0,
re
folks
uf
jne
j0,
m
you
m ore m iles than ordinary gas, too. They are sci
l»e
art
,
.
,
t
l
„
v„
A?
a
miuer
Qf
Uct
Rowen>
"Here you are folks.
he an-
said Mr. Meeker. ”H
that are pushed out on laterals.
ence's latest m o to r fuels and give you the greatest
oounced in a voice
'"Our 'here's anvthing you want, vou just already planning to pawn her share After the bait Is placed In the main
economy.
“ h'
? r *
a'k fur
If * e haven'' 8'“ h we'“ ”< “ r'8h( th" ' in Spokane. She
Our garage in connection is manned by an expert
.•Oh Sainok Rowena'
Isn’t that fret ¡« And »* won't cost you a cent. had no more than glanced inside the run-way, a clod should be placed in
n J r ' s a M 1Peter Tatuoùsly
* * « 111 )u’.î k,is ,he br,de fat le‘" r from »uddv. but that the opening and loose earth placed
Mechanics w ho w ill m ake your car run rig h t.
"H
o w lovely
l o v e l v . '” said
s a id Rowena
faint- , a” d be on my way.
tell her that
How
Rowena taint
„ p<iter glance
netded sufficed
money to she
w the over It ao that no earth will fall
on the bait and so tbat light will
y Th, bridal suite was a bower of reminded him.
. enough for her share of the stiver
rows
There was a heap of
con- "Well. I’m partial to brides and I 'o tale care of the distant demande be excluded.
It Is not necessary to place a
grxtulory letters and telegram« piled give good measure. Its a rule of the and buy herself a new suit as wed.
getting shabby.
shabby. D ali, bait at every hole. A good practice
high on the table and several con- house, he said jovially.
bhe was really getting
spicuous packages, wrapped m tissue
And once more Rowena tilted her motoring was liard on old dothea is to place one good bait In each
And how she yearned for the flattar
and tied with ribbons, with gift card* ow-hshly iccraa face to be kissed^
prominently displayed.
j
Uh«> b* had gone and the door ing silver fox packed away in moth small area where a number of
mounds have been thrown up.
"Congratulations, folks." said the was closed and locked behind him, balls way back on Third Avenue I
"This really puts us in a frightful
manager, beaming rosily from one to Peter looked at Rowena. Rowena
All of a field or a definite given
the other. “Best wishes of Spokane, looked at Peter. Both gared in sol- jam,” said Peter. “1 suppose we can area should be poisoned ut one
Washington.—Not bad. eh? Pretty emn stupefaction around the flower- bluff through the reception and ball
lime. The field or area should be
W HEN you capture a little Hallowe'en c u lp rit stealing
fair j_w e ll the Company wired us laden room.
. . .
„ all right—we've had plenty of ex-
S spare no expense and send them
"Of all. the damn impositions----- perience But I don't see how we visited ugaln on the second or
the
gate o ff your fence, there is nothing to do but let
can dodge the bridal suite. And third day and fresh poison bait
the bill, and I guess we filled the he began.
.
order We tried to. anyhow Cigars,
But to his surprise, a sudden rip- won’t it jeopardiie the annulment? placed wherever there Is new work.
him go— w ith a pocketful of
cigarettes. candy — and what-not. pie of smiles drove the owlish gravity Of course, I can lock myself into the
In poisoning W illamette pocket
— but would anybody
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.
And"—this with’ a truly impre
«ive from Rowena’s face. Laughter gur sitting-room
gophers, best result* are obtained
double-jointed bow which included Jed in her throat and burst from ; believe it ?
diem both-"» little souvenir from her lips m delighted peal*.
_ . J
Nobody in the world, said Rovr- where a number of neighbor* In a
the hotel, at our own expen«e for
Peter. 1 • ter she cried. “Isn’t it! ena cheerfully "Well, after the ball restricted area work together anti
iceic»». Ln’t it perfect? Darling, is over, you’ll have to go out alona
we are honored to have you stop with priceless
See our special assortm ent of fine Hallowe'en candies.
though I die tomorrow. I can say I for a little walk and get lo*t. Then poison all of the gophers within
The little pre«ent. which he selected I -1 my moment l-P eter. look at the you go to some other hotel and re»- that area. Area poisoning was
from the group on the ta’. e ..ml v.t ’ ling-ring in yellow r o s e s !- Pe- ister—don t forget to have wltn«a*e*I done effectively last spring In the
at j the i little
—and
stay
there all night. You
Rower,a who op.
opened
handed to Rowena
. . it
. • r and . Rowena.’—Look
..
,
,
.
l .
wiffi trembling fing-r, and an air f
k'«’ >ng »n the candy box 1 - meet me here again tomorrow morn- Fall Creek and Cedar Creek areas
¿wHsh gravity proved to be an im- Oh. here are sarcastic telegrams from ing And be sure to get a receipt for by farmers of the respective com
. .
J W munlties In cooperation with the
mensc stiver cocktail shaker, suitably ..........,
al, rny ........_________ _ A '
"Whurv tha Hsrvlcs 1s Différant”
t io,” she added uneasily. “I suppose ju*t adore those kissing Cupids? county agent and worker* of the
engraved.
we're
dry”
said
Mr
I
should
have
warned
him.
How
do
Have
a
kiss—1
mean
a
candy."
HOut here
I ”1 think I'd rather have the kiss,” United States Bureau of Biological
Meeker, with a slv «ink "But oh you suppose they all found out?"
you New Yorkers ¡-Compliments of ’ "Oh. 1 suppose those idiot* put it (said Peter boldly
"After all • Survey. They are following up
S e hotel and congratulations.”
he in the papers? growled Peter
Nat- groom should be allowed to rush
this work this fall and poisoning
urally they would try to sell cars at where a hotel manager dared to
wherever gopher* are active.
*dHed and^Peter shook hands. Peter the 'expense of our f«l>ng*. We tread."
Rocket gopher* found In the foot
very solemn. Mr.
Meeker perspiring might have known they'd commer-
Ira very particular, said Rowena
and iovial
cialize us to the last ditch.”
firmly. And I m developing a vast hills and In western Lane County
“ fj,» a a
t h e r e ’ s no harm in kissing
“Oh, Peter, isn’t it the corkingest partiality for hotel managers”
the°bride heh?” said the manager® da*- of your fife? When Mr. Meeker,I Hi* mind relieved as to how Row- have habits that are essentially
whh a olavful dig of a sharp elbow God rest hi* soul, stood here pomtng ena was g ong to take it. Peter m s the same as those of the larger
kuo Peter’s ribs “If* a custom I , things out, I kept telling myself some of humor in the situation and gophers, but the clover bait 1* not
”
_ ..,h nt a . a iKttai thing. 'Don’t die. don’t you dare die of they made great sport of their prs- effective against them. The most
but brides don’t often come as pretty, ecstasy until you »ee thii thing Iicament. In<> laughed over the effective bait Is as follows:
flowery telegraphic congratulation!
a* this one."
,
,
¡thr°u«h, ’
1 ounce strychnine (alkaloid).
Peter and dispatched flippant answers col-
Rowena obligingly lifted her love-.
You re an odd sort,” said ............
•• • t|, - .
1-8 ounce saccharine.
ly lips, and Mr. Meeker kissed her moodily. “I thought you would be lect They calle ! the Rackruff sales-
rooips by long distance telephone to
-------wild,”
This quantity of poison Is suffi
with resounding
relish.
W ild?
Certainly notl
Except thank them for the lovely thought
"Now, I’ll tel! you what the pro-
cient for sixteen quarts of bait.
gram is."
he sato
...» with sheer delight.-W hy, Peter, this and Mr Rack was so pleased
~ he
said cneenui.y.
cheerfully. "The
local Rackruff dealer is going to give ¡is just an accident Accidents never he had the charges for the call ra- I Balt materials most commonly
a big dinner dance in our ballroom I make me mad.—Oh, look, here s a versed. Thev tossed a coin for the | used are sw eet potatoes, carrots,
• tonight—especially
: _
u
. i n in v
c .u r honor—
honor— j ! present
oresent from
from Rscky
Racky and Puffy—a ' cocktail shaker which , Peter won, parsnips, or apples. T h ese bait
your
swell affair. They’ve invited all the great big one.—Cut the string, , Peter considerably to Rowenas regret, for materials should be peeled and cut
'«he
sure she could have raised
Rackruff dealers and salesmen in the —break it—I can’t watt!
..... was
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state and they say a couple flew ini Peter broke the string The f pres-
enough on it to make sure of_ the new In small cubes and thoroughly dlst-
t
from Oregon Ythisy morning on pur- ent from Messrs Rack and Puff, suit which she needed for the recep- . ed with the above mixture. Raisins
pose tc attend IPs to be a formal, and doubtless charged against - vi- tton that a.ternoon.
j arc also good for baits. In placing
Continued Nest W eek ¡this bait, the main run ways can be
Any woman who sweeps a ruf
the ladies and what-not.
COPVQtôNT iOS«
íiio x íiík
!
EIGHTH INSTALMENT
New Stock of Shoes
98c
H o ffm a n ’s Dry G oods Store
Emergency Station
Ketel’s Drug Store
■■¡3
Colder Days Are Here Again
“A ” S treet S ervice Station
Hallowe’en—
-C a n d y
F G G I M A N N ’Q
>0RIX
PERSONNEL
The head o f a tru s t com pany was describing the e x tra
o rdinary g ro w th o f th e ir business.
More and more estates are passing in to the hands of
tru s t companies. The capital funds o f these estates are in
vested not only in bonds and m ortgages but in the voting
stocks o f the c o u n try ’s leading corporations.
If the process goes on at the same rate fo r another
tw e n ty-five years the tru s t companies w ill co n tro l a large
portion o f the w ealth of the U nited States.
“ Y o u r problem is personnel,’’ I said to the banker.
“ T h a t’s our only problem ,” he answered.
“ How are you solving it ? ”
"W ell, we tr y to pick the sm artest young men fro m the
colleges, men who have m ajored in economics and finance.
We s ta rt them in at the bottom and let them fig h t th e ir way
up. Some drop by the wayside, but the survivors develop
in to very good men.”
I told him I thought they were o m ittin g one very im p o rt
STATE COMMISSION
W IFE F ILE S A C TIO N ;
ant step in the process of tra in in g .
ASKS
DIVORCE
HERE
F ILE S AC TIO N HERE
“ A fte r your young man has had tw o o r three year's ex
perience in the bank, you o u ght to pull him out and send
Gertrude Wynd Granger filed
The state industrial accident
him in to the heart of the c o u n try ," I said. “ Make him spend .suit for divorce In circuit court
commission
Is plaintiff In a suit [
a year or tw o w o rkin g on a farm , or w ith a section gang Wednesday against her husband
filed In circuit court Friday against
on the railroad, or c lerking in a country store. Insist th a t he Vernon Granger.
H. E. Wilder, engaged In building ■
live on w hat he earns.
The couple married at Eugene
construction.
“ When he comes back to New York he w ill have some October 18, 1927, and have no chll-
idea of how hard ordinary people have to w ork fo r th e ir dren. Cruelty is alleged by the
The state seeks to collect *121.60 j
money. He w ill have a social, as well as a m erely fin a n cia l plaintiff who seeks the return of alleged due fur accident protection
point of view. A dollar w ill never become m erely a sign or pier former Dame of Gertrude Wynd. to employes.
a sum to him . It w ill represent hopes and fears, am bitions
and defeats, human sweat and blood.”
When it came tim e fo r me to go to college m y fa th e r
to o k me aside and said: “ You have planned to go to Am
herst. and 1 approve of the plan. But 1 w ant you to take your
lir s t year at Berea College in K entucky, where 1 worked my
way th ro u g h .' He added a sentence w hich I have never fo r
g o tte n : " I w ant your sympathies to be alw ays on the side of
the men who have to struggle fo r what they get.”
OREGON ¿
It was a wise and fine th in g fo r a fa th e r to say to a boy.
I am one o f those who believes th a t we are entering a
period o f great social changes. No m a tte r how big and
21st Annual Exposition combine» Pnre-beed l.ivmtnrk Show|
Fai Slock Show, Dairy, Manufacturers’ and I.and Products
stro n g an in s titu tio n or an in d u stry may be it iH going to be
Show», Wool and Mohair Show, Poultry and K a h h i t Show,
tested
Those in s titu tio n s w ill w in out w hich are headed
Industrial Exhibits; Roys'-Cirls’ Club Work Exhibits; Wild
by men o f broad, human sym pathies; men who can Bee the
I.lfa E lh ib iU ; “ T n itli-ln -M a a U " E lh lb lt» ; a n * a p a rla ra la r Hora» Show
E la -c n arra» andar ana ra«/. Parkins ■!>•«• to r i.SM aataa.
Parad
o th e r m an’s p o in t o f view because they have shared the
roads diraal to outrance.
Radacad fare» on alt Iranaportallon linaa
o th e r m an's d a ily life.
P o rtland, O rason
Ortobar M i t
It Is a tim e o f w onderful o p p o rtu n ity fo r young men.
B u t they m ust get them selves education.
N ot m erely the education o f books; the greater educa
tio n of really k n o w in g and lik in g th e ir fellow men.
*$ioo,ooo"PREMIUMsiOCt. 24*GCt3l
DO Y O U
KNOW
THAI
ilk
Few CarpHlacks
is working for one cent an hour.
That it what it costs on the aver*
age to operate an electric vacuum
Purity,
cleaner. So cheap is electriel?/
Yes;
that for a few pennies you can
Economy
clean every rug in your home,
See your dealer loday.
Too!
Goes w ith the ca re fu lly selected meats we sell at this
m arket.
Good whoiesome meat is the best and m ost economical
food you can buy.
INDEPENDENT MEAT CO.
4th and M ain Sts
E. C. ST U A R T
Phone 63
PR A T T HOLVBRSON
Mountain States
Power Company
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