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FINE METALS MAKE A FINE CAR
As a car is 98 percent metal you can readily imagine how great a part metals play
in its quality. A Maxwell is made of fine metals—extra fine metals; otherwise it
never could have survived those 1,500,000,000 miles that owners are estimated to
have driven it.
These metals had to be of the finer grades in a Maxwell. For a Maxwell is light
—2130 pounds. Lighter metals had to be used but lighter in weight only—not in
strength.
Such metals are the extra fine metals that the great science of metallurgy has
produced. They are high priced. But they have won countless friendships for
Maxwell, developed a great family of owners approaching 400,000 in number.
This vast number is growing daily at the rate of 100,000 per year.
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Only 1671 Out of 170,000
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BY A ST U D EN T
W hat does the M illage Bill m ean
to us as stu d e n ts of th e U niversity
of O regon? It Is tru e th a t we do
realize b e tte r p e rh a p s th a n anyone
th ro u g h o u t th e s ta te th e crow ded con­
d itio n s here, for In th e four y eers th a t
m any have spent h ere th e U niversity
has m ore th a n doubled its enrollm ent,
changing from a p erso n al school w here
every s tu d e n t knew everyone else and
w here each stu d en t had o p p o rtu n ity
to form personal frien d sh ip s w ith i
m em bers of the faculty, to th e ra n k
of a very large in s titu tio n w here ac­
q u ain tan ces are larg ely confined to
m em bers of th e sam e d e p a rtm e n t and
w here very little of th e personal touch
is possible from th e in stru c to rs.
Many of us have welcomed the
change, for it h as b ro u g h t w ith it
la rg e r o p p o rtu n itie s for O regon, and
th e grow th has m e a n t n o t only th a t
the sta te is grow ing, but th a t the de- ]
sire for h ig h e r ed u catio n Is sp re a d ­
ing. A lthough we have felt p rid e in
the grow lug stre n g th of o u r U niver­
sity, we have become aw are w ith each
succeeding y ear of th e in creasin g
poverty of the in s titu tio n . W e do not
W o rld M ovem ent h a s Included In­
M in iste rs a re ex em p t from th e
com plain of p ersonal d iscom fort so
creased pay for m in is te rs as oue
o p e ra tio n of th e Incom e tax law —
long as we know th a t ev e ry th in g is
n o t th ro u g h any specific ex em p tio n of th e c h ie f p la n k s In Its fo rw ard -
being done to m ake th e m ost of th e
In th e law Itself b u t because th e y looking, five-year p ro g ra m for th e
circum stances, b u t w hen, as th is year,
of
P ro te sta u ism
do n o t e a rn en o u g h m oney to com e e x p a n s i o n
professor a fte r p ro fesso r is called aw ay
w ith in th e law 's m inim um re q u ire ­ th r o u g h o u t th e w orld.
from o u r faculty by offers of h ig h e r
T h e av o rag e s a la ry of th e col­
m en t. O ut of a to ta l of 170,000
salary , we realize th a t the U niversity
m in is te rs In th e U nited S tates, b u t leg e tra in e d p re a c h e r Is $937 ac­
is losing so m eth in g w hich it cannot
1,671 receive a big enough s a la ry c o rd in g to e sta b lish e d fig u re s --
soon regain. T h a t loss to th e U niver­
to be re q u ire d to pay any Incom e sev eral h u n d re d d o lla rs less th a n
sity is a d irect loss to us. for h ig h er
th e av e ra g e a n n u a l e a rn in g s of th e
tax
ed u cation
c e rta in ly
req u ires
the
T h ese Incom es w ere not only pay u n e d u c a te d w o rk e r in som e of th e
h ig h est ty p e of In stru cto rs.
fro m ch u rch es b u t Included p ri­ lea d in g In d u strie s of th e co u n try .
We a re ask in g a g reat deal of th e
A w o rk e r In th e ru b b e r In d u s try
v a te e a rn in g s too.
H u n d re d s of
tax p ay e rs a t a tim e w hen even th e
m in is te rs h av e been forced to e n ­ av erag es $1,626.20 a year. T h e a v ­
m ost o p tim istic a re not glow ing over
g ag e In som e o ccu p atio n o u ts id e of e ra g e fo r th e boot an d shoe w o rk ­
the prospects for th e future. Yet we
th e m in is try su ch as p o u ltry ra is ­ e r Is $ 1 .3 4 6 : fo r th e chem ical
are a sk in g it w ith th e firm conviction
w o rk e r $1,326 40; th e silk w o rk ­
ing, b a rb e rtn g , m a rk e t g a rd e n in g ,
th a t it is n ecessary if h ig h e r ed u ca­
er, $ 1 ,1 7 9 .8 8 : fo r th e p ap er w o rk ­
etc., to e a rn en o u g h to feed and
tion is w orth w hile. Most of us are
e r $ 1 ,1 6 4 ; a n d (o r th e w ool w o rk ­
c lo th e th e ir fam ilies. T hese figures
p aying p a rt o r all of o u r expenses
show vividly w hy th e In te rc h u rc h e r $962.7$.
h ere: som e of us a re com ing a t a
considerable sacrifice on th e p a rt of
CLYDE RUEGG WRITES
the folks a t hom e; and som e few of CUNNING IS SHOWN BY
us a re able to rem ain h ere only at
CHINESE RICKSHA MEN
OF INTERESTING TRIP
the cost of a very g re a t efTort on our
own p a rt. Few a re h ere w ith o u t a
The life of th e U nited S tates m arin e
Mr. am i Mrs. A rnold K liegg have
definite purpose, and none of us a re
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receiv ed a le tte r from th e ir son
h ere only for th e p leasu re we g et out
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of college life.
On leav in g high By is given to v isit m any stra n g e c o r - iC ,ytie w ho ,„ ft , aB,
school we decided betw een im m ediate n ers of the e a rth and learn the queer
w ork, a business college course, and custom s of m any lands. A few side n in e m o n th s' c ru ise to E u g lu n d . T h e
le tte r g iv es a n In te re stin g ac c o u n t of
a u n iv e rsity education. As comm on
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lab o rers today m ost of us could be " « ht8
K*VPn ° n th e tra n s p o rta tio n thp d iffe re n t citie s he has v isited .
eq u allin g the s a la rie s of som e of o u r difficulties in C hina, th a t c o u n try of A fte r leav in g S e a ttle , th e S. S. Dewey
p ro fesso rs; at th e end of six m onths m any q ueer custom s:
in a good business college we could
T he C hinese 'ric k sh a coolie can docked In P o rtla n d a n d th e n le ft fo r
have begun w ork on sa la rie s en ab lin g seem ingly p u t fo rth m ore speed, sw eat San F ra n c isc o w h ere th ey s p e n t fo u r
us to live m uch b e tte r th a n they live m ore, and cover less ground th an any w eek s' tim e.
today.
If th e U n iv ersity is forced o th e r m o rtal im aginable, according to
L eav in g Sun F ra n c isc o th e crew
th ro u g h poverty to low er Its stand- S e rg e a n t L. L. llow ell. The M arines
ards, we m ay feel justified In ques- should know for th e ir service ta k e s j had an in te re s tin g voyage th ro u g h
tio n ln g the w isdom of o u r choice.
th e m to m any Btrange lan d s and I th e P a n a m a c a n a l acro ss to L iv er-
But we do go before th e people of stra n g e r peoples.
pool. T h e In te re st cam e n e a r being
Oregon w ith the firm conviction th a t
“ If you will tak e th e 'ric k sh a m a n ’s tra g ic w hen th e b o a t w as n e a rly
we a re ask in g so m eth in g w hich In ’ word fo r It, th e re Is no place in the sh ip w re c k e d In th e B risto l c h a n n e l
all fairn ess they can not deny us. As w orld w here one will m eet as m any
we a re ask in g of th e sta te , so th e old acq u ain tan ces whom he never knew on th e ir w ay to L o ndon w h ere th ev
sta te h as asked of us, an d som e tim e before as In a mob of unem ployed sp e n t Bix w eeks.
m ay ask again. We responded in n 'ric k sh a coolies.
T h e re tu r n tr ip w as vpry ro u g h
way th a t m ade th e s ta te of O regon a
"A s the sea so ld ier a rriv e s in a Chi b
, he ( r ,
waB safely ln a ,ie
nam e to be proud of from ocean to nese city he is handed th e keys to th e
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ocean. We did it not on the stre n g th tow n by a th ousand, m ore o r less, of
lyde w rites from B oston w here he
of prom ises, th o u g h prom ise» w ere , these h u m an taxi», each «w earing th a t say s th e y a re ta k in g In th e sig h ts,
given, b u t solely because the n a tio n ’s hi- knew von from th e day th a t you and A m ong th e p laces of In te re st he ban
w elfare w as our first concern. M any he w ent to the little brick school house ll| rt,a ,|v vlHlted B u n k e r HUI inonu-
who w ent out from us w ill n ever b e , to g eth er.
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back, and all have given so m eth in g
“ A fter b eing assisted from the sam-1
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w hich can n o t be com pensated for in pan to th e dock by all th e w illing han d s
C lyde ex p ects to go to New Y ork
a m a te ria l way. T he s ta te of Oregon th a t can find space on you, it is ad n e it , w hich w ill be th e first sto p on
has done m ore for h e r re tu rn e d servic** vlsable to get Into th e first ’rick sh a th e ir h o m ew ard Jo u rn ev . T hey w ill
m en th a n m any s ta te s have even eon , you see. for he who h e sita te s Is lo s t.,
a t , hp
p o r U o n th e ir way
sidered doing. T he nu m b er who have
" B re t H arte m ust have had som e
tak en ad v an tag e of th e s ta te aid Is i C hinese 'ric k sh a coolie In m ind w hen ' hom e.
proof th a t It is g ra te fu lly received, lie gave o u t that. "W ays th a t a re d ark
C lyde ex p ects to begin h is ju n io r
Yet a re we su re th a t even th e n we i and '.ricks th a t a re v a in ” spiel.
y e a r a t th e U n iv ersity of W ash in g to n
can afford to rem ain In th e U n iv ersity j “ Upon receiving th e ir fare som e of n,,x t fn „
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th e u n iv e rsity to
If we know each y e a r th a t It Is stag them Im m ediately palm the good piece
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goring u n d er g re a te r b u rd en s and can I of m oney w ith w hich th ey have been J
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only lig h te n them by im proversliing | overpaid, and shove fo rth a counter- r,'co r,l
his naval c a re e r.
He is
its facu lty and h e rd in g th e stu d e n ts I felt coin w ith th e in ju re d cry ‘Blass, ' now filling th e p o sitio n of h elm sm an
to g e th e r In q u a rte rs ill designed or M ass!’ or else try to convince you and I
, | le q u a r te r m a s te r ’s d e p a rtm e n t,
ad ap ted to th e purpose?
! the passerby th a t he h as been cheated.
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We realize th a t th e U n iv ersity Is
" F o r th is th e re is only one rem edy
KEEP
POULTRY CLEAN
facing a crisis, and we «re d eterm in ed | —tak e th e coin he offers to re tu rn ,
to sta n d back of It u n til th e last, for In sert in your pocket, face no r' n o r’
we do know th a t old O regon sta n d s west, place him im m ed iately In fro n t H ii « w iiii > iib llahv C hick I«”*» C hum s I
for a very g re a t deal w hich Is sacred i of you farin g in th e sam e d irection,
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to us, and th a t all h e r old tr a d itio n s and th e n gently b u t firm ly describe
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carry som ething w hich m akes o u r lives an a rc of a circle w ith the rig h t foot,
" I w ould not try to keep P o u ltrv
m ean m ore and In th e fu tu re ra n m ean m om entum of said foot being In th e w ith o u t Dr. L e O ear's P o u ltry Hera-
so m uch to o th e rs If th ey have th e neighborhood of nine knots, so th a t i d le s ,” say s Mrs. L. V. lto se o f C uero,
chance. And w hile we ask It we do its course of sw ing will be In te rru p te d T exas
” W e have n e v e r had any of
not feel th a t we have a b a ttle to py th e region of his hip pocket,
th em fall to do even m ore th a n you
fight w ith public opinion in th e state.
A has le 'ric k sh a coolie! He Is a claim fo r th e m .”
j We firm ly believe th a t the people of useful m ethod of tra n sp o rta tio n , but
E very
y e a r m illio n s of
Baby
| O regon will sta n d back of us in M a y ) fa r being cu n n in g he has it all over C hicks a re lo st b ecau se s e ttin g h en s
as th ey have tn th e past.
the tax i d riv e r of o u r own land."
a re not kept clean a n d fre e of lice.
Dr. L e O e a r's Lice K ille r q u ick ly ridn
y o u r flock of lice and verm in .
T h ro u g h h is advice and rem ed ies.
Dr. L e O e a r h as h elp ed th o u s a n d s o f
P o u ltry R a ise rs d u rin g h is 27 y e a rs '
e x p erien ce as an E x p ert P o u ltrv
S p ecialist.
I t w ill pay you also to
ta k e a d v a n ta g e of D r. L eO ear's a d ­
vice Ju st as Mrs. H ose did a n d In ­
crease y o u r P o u ltry p ro fits
G et a
can of Dr. L e O e a r’s Lice K ille r from
TO JOIN the “FORWARD
y o u r d e a le r. Use It a c c o rd in g to d i­
MOVEMENT” for better
rectio n s. H atiafactlon o r m oney back .
— Dr. L. D. L eO ear Med. Co.. 8 t.
garden»— better farms.
L ouis, M o.— A dv.
INVITED
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a
N O TIC E O F F IN A L IIE V ItIN O .
In_t th e C irc u it C o u rt o f th e S ta te of
I) Vregon, fo r M ultnomah County.
In P ro b a te .
In th e M a tte r of th e E s ta te of Ole B.
D ah lq u lat, D eceased,
T h e u n d e rs ig n e d , a d m in is tra to r,
has filed In th e abo v e e n title d e s ta te
i his final a c c o u n t, an d th e C o u rt has
set M onday, A pril 26, 1926, 9 :8 0
1 o 'clo ck a. m ., R oom 580, C ounty
C o u rth o u s e , a s th e tim e and place fo r
th e h e a rin g o f »aid final a cco u n t, to ­
g e th e r w ith a n y o b je c tio n s th e re m ay
be to th e sam e
C H A R L E S DAHLQU1HT,
A d m in is tra to r of th e E s ta te of
ttie B. D ah lq tlist, D eceased
J. J. .IOHNHON, A tto rn ey .
314 S p a ld in g B ldg,, P o rtla n d , O re.
F ir s t p u b lic a tio n M arch 28. 1920.
L ast p u b lic a tio n A pril 23, 1920.
P o rtla n d
THF. R O S T M W rr r . « M U T M T
tM K II H O I IK
M any G re sh a m people a re u sing
sim p le g ly c e rin e , b u c k th o rn b a rk ,
etc., aa m ixed In A dler-l-ka.
T hia
flushes BOTH u p p e r an d lo w er bow el
so co m p le te ly It rem oves all fo u l, a c ­
c u m u la te d poisons from a lim e n ta ry
can al an d p re v e n ts ap p e n d ic itis. Ad-
le r-l-k a re lie v e s ANY CASH g a s on
sto m a c h
o r s o u r ato rn ach . O ften
CUREK c o n stip a tio n . In o n e case o t
c h ro n ic sto m a c h tro u b le O N E b o ttle
1 p ro d u ced w o n d e rfu l re s u lts .— Q reah-
la m D rug C o m pany.— Ad*.