The Hermiston herald., April 14, 1932, Page 2, Image 2

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THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON
THURSDAY. APRIL 14, 19Î2
Œfyr WcruitHtiin IjfrnlZ)
w en t la c o n sta n tly besieged by Ore- v e found 93.92 p er re n t, d rin k -free < • 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
gon citizen s ask in g aid In th e se ttle - H av in g n o th in g to do, m any of these ♦
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"?en wo" ld have d r,,n k to exce,ui »
P u b lish ed every T h u rsd ay a t H en n is- >nent of lo: claim s u g .ln s t com pan- th
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STANFIELD NEWS ITEMS ♦ <• COLUMBIA NEWS NOTES
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ey could g et th e liquor.
ton, U m atilla C ounty, Oregon, by ies of o th e r sta le s w hich are not
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“ I did not realize the sm all per­ ♦
P a u lin e M. Stoop and A lfred Q uiring, licensed o r au th o rized to tra n sa c t cen tag e of d rin k in g men th a t pass
in su ran ce business in th is state.
P u b lish ers
th ro u g h o u r doors u n til I personally
Mr. and Mrs. H erb ert N ew land of
F ra n k See. H arry See and wife
Such com panies a rc not subject chocked It on.
[C rookston, M inn., a re g uests a t th e and tw o ch ild ren , B arb ara and H a r­
E n te re d as Second C lass M atter io s ta te supervision o r reg u latio n
"T h e num ber of women com ing Jan ies H u tto n home. Mrs. N ew land old, w ho have been v isitin g Mr. and
D ecem ber, 1906, U m atilla C ounty, and O regon policyholders have no ,o o,lr
w ith a tale of being ls a „¡g.„_
Mr_ H utton
Mrs. P e rry A rth u r and G randpa See [
Oregon.
recourse except th ro u g h legal action 1
, bf, d r i" k to
th a " J »e r , M is, Cowgil from O S C
Uusual bills on hand . . . necessitating the
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S unday io
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cent, of tile e n tire num ber, w hereas
v o w g m irom u . b . v ., . Coun- for a w eek, re tu rn e d
a g ain st th e com panies b ro u g h t w ith - ¡n form er days it w as a considerable
S u p e rin te rd e n t J. A. Y eager, and th e ir hom e a t Tacom a, W n.
laying out of a lot of eash, including s m ji 11
S u b scrip tio n R ates:
in th e s ta te s of th e ir o rg an izatio n prop o rtio n .
| Mrs. J. M. R ichards w ere o rg an lz-
C harlie K eller has about 600
One Y ear ...................................... *„ >2.00
change. Oft, a hurried trip to the bank is neces­
and dom icile. T his is an expensive
“ In o u r fam ily w elfare relief ing g irls home econom ics clubs a t B arred R ock chicks ab o u t one week
Six M onths ..................................... >1.00
sary.
How inconveniencing. Far easier to
nd a lto g e th e r u n c e rta in
proceed- i v o rk In th ese days we seldom find th e tzizzb school Monday
old.
T h ree M onths .................................... 60
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need a risin g from stro
tro n g d rin k on , , ,
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ing
pay
those
bills by writing:
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
H
a
rry
H
unn
of
W
al­
Mrs. G us L in d er le ft F rid ay for
tth e p a rt of one or o th e r of th e par-
The In su ran ce D ep artm en t at
cu ts, w h ereas in the old days It lu la, sp e n t one day la st week w ith S e a ttle w here she w ill v isit for a
lem w ill give an y in fo rm atio n re- was 9o o u t of 100 cases. In fact, Mr. D u n n 's parents, Mr. and Mrs. few days. She w ent up w ith Mr. and
Mrs. W a lte r B lessing.
g a rd in g any in su ran ce com panies Poverty from d rin k h as alm ost dis- C. C. D unn.
: so licitin g in th e s ta te an d Oregon appeared.
Mr. an d Mrs. W a lte r N orquist*
.
I G. K urles' m eat m ark et was bro-
T he o ld-tim e d ru n k a rd , th e w ets
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...
.
sp en t a few days of th is week v is it­
Safer, too. For each Check is a record and re­
___________________________________ I people a re u rg ed to d isco n tin u e of th
e c o u n try n o tw ith sta n d in g , is kCn *nto S atu rd ay n ,« h t - and
ing th e ir p a re n ts, Mr. and Mrs. P ete
th e ir co n trib u tio n s to th e w ealth of gone.
ceipt for a paid bill. W e invite your Account.
| and g ro ceries taken. T he v isit of j N orquist, 'a n d
Mr. an d
Mrs. Lon
“ E very board, every person h an d - t h e s e
u n au th o rized
com panies,
“ Before p ro h ib itio n th e S alv atio n ! th e in tru d e rs w as ev id en tly cu t Dotson.
ENLIST IN THE WAR AGAINST
lin g p ublic money, should publish w hich pay no taxes n o r give em- Arm y WOI1,d g a th e r drunkg hy the sh o rt as Mr. K u rrle found a pile of
T he U dey’s Home T ow ners o r­
DEPRESSION
an acco u n t of it.”
ploym ent to local rep resen tativ es tru ck lo ad an d busload front th e sal- ham s, flo u r, sugar, etc., in th e m id- , ch e stra p racticed a t th e Joe Udey
and a re im m une from legal action oons and park benches. T oday one , die of th e floor the follow ing ntorn- j hon,e M onday evening,
OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH THE
to collect an d w hich deny liab ility woultl have to Rearth high and low ’ jn g
Leo C lark and son, of L aG rande
Be Sure That You Are Insured.
in every A m erican city to find a t I , ,
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were v isito rs in C olum bia th is week
for loss w ith im p u n ity .
laud
McCall had as h er | Mr. C lark is a form er resid en t of
one tim e 100 men and women of I Mrs.
M rs‘ C
c ,a
ud
McCall
Many people w ho a re talk ed in to
Before ta k in g o u t in su ran ce o f 'th e type tile S alv atio n Arm y used to g u est last week her b ro th e r L. F i r - | C olum bia. He lived a t th e Cold
bu y in g in su ran ce th a t has an a t ­ any kind
S p rin g s reserv o ir an d was c a re ta k e r
of H erndston
m ake c e rta in th a t th e g a th e r hy th e th o u san d s under th e zell of L akeview , Oregon.
and d itch rid er.
tra c tiv e su rface w ith easy paym ents, com pany w hich so licits your p atro n - cule of Jo h n B arley co rn .”
C apital, S u rp lu s and U ndivided P ro fits Over >50,000.
Mrs. J. F. R ueber recen tly re ­
Mrs. O sborn, w ho h as been s ta y ­
do not ta k e th e pain s to in v estig ate age Is:
T h is ag rees w ith th e experience ceived a sh ip m en t of B uff O rphing ing a t th e Tom W ilson home, w ent
R. ALEXANDER, Vice-President
F. B. SWAYZE, President
the salesm an or Ills com pany, and
A uthorized to tra n s a c t
business |* I C om m ander E v an g elin e Booth. ton baby chicks.
to W alla W alla last week end to
D. M. DEETER, Asst. Cashier
A.
H.
NORTON,
Cashier
As noted in th ese pages May 17,
co nsequently are left h olding th e u n d er th e luws of O regon;
A m ong those who have been P en ­ b rin g h e r f u r n itu r e dow n, w hich she
,
1
1920,
she
said
th
a
t
before
P
ro
h
lb
l-
w
ill
p
u
t
in
th
e
C
orlis
hotel.
sack when the Btate d e p artm en t of
lh a t it is fin an cially sound and »¡on th e S alv atio n Army in New dleton visitors the past week a re
Mr. an d
Mrs. H e rb e rt H elm s
Insu ran ce inform s them th a t his able to m eet a ll losses (a condition I York w ould collect 1,200 to 1,200 Mrs. J. F. R ueber, Mrs. F. B. S tu a rt
m ade a tr ip to Condon M onday. Mrs.
com pany is not licensed or a u th o r- to he d eterm in ed only th ro u g h s ta te ! d f u n k a rda
n ig h t, w hereas P ro h i­ M. C. B arag er, S. R. Cooper. J . C. H elm ’s m o th er and siste r re tu rn e d
bition im m ediately reduced the nuni H oskins, and J. M. R ichards.
ized to tra n sa c t In su ran ce business I e x am in atio n an d a u d it of fu n d s );
w ith them for a sh o rt visit.
chicks S unday aftern o o n and had They re tu rn e d home S unday a fte r-
her to •lhO,
In th e slate. Often tim es th e policies
The w ork a t th e C olum bia p ark them in th e wood shed w ith a stove noon.
T h a t it m a in ta in s licensed ag en ts
S ta n fie ld G range w ill be host to
F rid a y w as p u t over w ith a to keep them w arm . The stove ex­
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. N eill also Miss
ere obtain ed thro u g h ad v ertisem en ts in th e s ta te , q u alified to w rite legi­
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> Pom ona m eeting T hursday, A pril 21 last
bang. B oth men and women w orked ploded and set th e shed on fire. All B erth a W alls »made a business trip
In new spapers or th ro u g h so lic ita ­ tim a te in s u ra n c e ; and
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♦ The m o rn in g session opens a t 1 0 :0 0 p ru n in g trees, b u rro w in g a well th e chicks, except 4 w ere burned. to H erm iston M onday a ftern o o n .
tion by m ail or radio.
T h a t you a re fully protected, in >
Miss Ruby C orrignl of Ile p p n e r
CHURCH NOTES
* o’clock and continues u n til noon and c le a n in g up g en erally . B axter T hey succeeded in p u ttin g out the
A b u lletin has been issued by th e th e event of loss, hy th e law s and ♦
H utchison p lan ted vines over a trll- fire before it spread to an y nearby visited re lativ es on th e creek S u n ­
• w hen a covered dish luncheon w ill lis
back of th e sp eak er’s sta n d ; Iris buildings.
day.
In su ran ce D ep artm en t w arn in g peo­ in (he co u rts of th e s ta te of Oregon.
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be served in the P resb y terian ch u rch
I around th e club house. More trees
W. D. N eill, H ugh and B ernice
Mr. and Mrs. C layton A yers and
ple a g a in st such fraud. The d ep art-
Be su re t h a t you are safely in- :
basem ent. T he aftern o o n m eeting is w ill be p la n te d la te r on. D inner was ¡son R ay w ere S unday v isito rs a t the N eill, Ja sp e r Meyers, M ildred W alls
CHRISTIAN
S2I2M3E
CHURCHES
sured.
ipen to th e public. T he m ajor por served by th e women of th e au x il- Ollie N eill home.
and A lm a N eill a tte n d e d th e lectu re
44 A re Sin, Disease, And Death
lion of th e evening session w ill be iary.
Mr. and Mrs. T. O. O 'B rien and given in Ile p p n e r S unday a tte rn o o n
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Mrs. H en ry O lt is confined to her d a u g h te r Isohella w ere business vi­ by Mr. S tew art of Illinois. Ills ta lk
’ ■Real?” was the subject of the
ipent a d m in is tra tin g th e fifth de­
home th is w eek, due to illness.
w hich w as very in te re stin g w as on
sito rs in W alla W alla S atu rd ay .
All Items Appearing in this <• I.esson-Sermon ia all Churches of
gree to new mem bers.
Mr. R ay and his fa th e r w ere b u si­
C hrist, Scientist, on Sunday, April
Mrs. Ollie N eill
and
d a u g h te r th e su b ject of pro h ib itio n .
’•’ Column are Contributed ty the
C. M. Ju m p is room ing a t the ness v isito rs in P endleton S atu rd ay .
10.
O leta m ade a business trip to H er-
Rfr. an d Mrs. E arl A bbot w e n t to
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Hermiston W. C. T. U.
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F ra n k Sloan borne. H e has shipped
Mr.
M cGonigle
and
d a u g h te r [ lujs ton and E cho S atu rd ay .
P r-'
T uesday evening w here
The Golden T e st was, “He that is
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M ary, and A nn S om m erer w ere busi- ' The H at Pearson sh e a rin g crew they atten d ed th e Legion m eeting.
bis
household
fu
r
n
itu
r
e
to
K
lam
ath
our God is the God of salvation; and
The E iu.'.ka:J L isaw earins
F alls w here It w ill be used by Mr. ness v isito rs in P en d leto n S atu rd ay . has been sh e a rin g sheep a t th e Boy- i Mr. an d Mrs. E. B. W a tte n b u rg e r
unto God the Lord belong the issues
Mrs. H. J. R eid w as called to len ran ch but left S unday to go to a r l Mr. and Mrs. W alt W iggles-
from death” (Ps. G8:20).
ind Mrs. F ra n k Hood, who w ere re
T he trem en d o u s arm y of th e u n ­
3pokane F rid a y on acco u n t of th e H ep p n er for a n o th e r week and th en | w o rth m ade a tr ip to Echo S unday
Among the citations which com­
employed en d d o w n -an d -o u ters seek ­
■ently m arried.
illness of h e r fa th e r. H e died S u n ­
w ill re tu rn to B oylen’s to fin ish th e evening..
ing aid from th e S alv atio n Army is ' prised the Lesson Sermon was the
,
T he F e rris fam ily is m oving to day evening.
sh e a rin g th ere.
Roy darm on of P o rtlan d em ployed
alm ost e n tire ly d rin k -free, and pov­
following from the Bible: “For God
he
L
ane
house
recen
tly
vacated
by
C harley B artholom ew and d a u g h ­ bv th e telephone com pany, visited
e rty from d rin k is a n eg lig ib le fac- I hath not given us the spirit of
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3. M. Jum p.
te r L ila w en t to P en d leto n S atu rd ay ’\is r.arents. Mi. and Mrs. E. P.
(or in th e c u rre n t depression.
fear; but of power, and of love, and
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9 w here L ila a tte n d e d th e m eetin g of J a r n ir n over th e week end. T hose
T his is th e testim o n y of Col. Geo.
F ra n k G reathouse of Spokane was
of a sound m ind” (II Tim. 1:7).
PINE CITY NEWS
* th e D au g h ters of Job. Mrs. B a rth o ­ aceb n ip an y in e him w ere Mrs. C rltcer
‘I. Davis, In ch arg e of th e S alvation
in o v e r-n ig h t g u est a t th e hom e of >
The Lesson-Sermon also Included
lom ew rem ained
at
T hom pson’s and sen D elbert, also G eorge W in-
Army forces a t Chicago, w ho backs
lis b ro th e r G. E. G reathouse.
the
following
passages
from
tho
w here she visited h e r m o th er, Mrs. d u st, all of P o rtlan d .
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up his o pinion by th e experience of
C
hristian
Science
textbook,
“Sci­
The
local
school
board
held
a
O. F. T hom pson.
his o rg an izatio n w ith m ore th a n a
T oy and W. D. N eill m ade a busl-
T he
M isses C ecelia and
H elen
ence and H ealth with Key to the
n ee tin g T uesday ev en in g a t w hich
Mrs. G race A bbot w as ta k e n to nes. tr ip to U epnncr F riday,
nlllio n cases of h ard luck an d pov­
H
ealy
v
isited
a
t
the
hom
e
of
L
enna
S criptures”, by Mary Baker Eddy:
th e H erm iston
h o sp ital T h u rsd ay
erty in th e p ast few m onths.
tim e all teach ers w ere re-elected, Neill S atu rd ay .
evening, su ffe rin g from p tom aine i S un d ay g u ests a t th e F ra n k Helm
"If you believe yourself diseased,
Colonel iz: vis's sta te m e n t was
rhe re slg n itlo n of Miss Mary S w art
Mr. an d Mrs. Joe F oley an d M ur­ poisoning. She is rep o rted to be ini- ' hom e w ere Mr. and Mrs. J. S. B u rn ­
nade to th e Illin o is C onference of | you can alter this wrong belief and
ham of H erm iston.
vas presented and acted upon. Sup ray P o tts m ade a business trip to proving.
O rg an izatio n s S u p p o rtin g th e E ig h ­
action w ithout hindrance from the
Mrs. E. P. Jarm o n and Sonny J a r -
Mrs. J. S. Moore an d ch ild ren
■rintendent W. W. K elty was a u th - P endleton S atu rd ay .
fcody. Do not believe in any sup­
teen th A m endm ent. It is offered hy
Mr. and Mrs. Dan L indsey and
mon w ere called a t th e Roy N eill
rized to h ire a g rad e teac h er to fill ch ild ren of A lpine Visited a t the w ent to P en d leto n S a tu rd a y w here hom
p o s'd necessity for sin, dicease, < r
th e W.C.T.U. in opposing th e group
e M onday evening.
they visited a t th e hom e of Mrs. [
now fig h tin g p ro h ib itio n .
death, knowing (as you ought to
his vacancy. T he b udget w as re- I C harley M orehead home Sunday.
M oore’s b ro th e r, D ale
R othw ell. ‘
As It is issued by th e U alvatlon
know) th at God never requires obe­
T he P in e C ity h ig h school te a ­
H erald W an t Ads Pay. Use th em .
luced ab o u t four th o u san d do’lars
Army, Colonel 1): vis's sta te m e n t is.
dience to a so-called m aterial law,
hro u g h
sa la ry c u ts and
various chers, Miss H elen H eath and Mr.
Keep them
in p art, as follow s:
S tan A tk in , both of W alla W alla,
for no such law ex ists” (p.253).
ith e r economies
"O ut of m ore th a n a m illion cas­
w ill be em ployed as teac h ers in th e
R E P A IR E D
es we have d e a lt w ith in th e 1 at
T he F red S helton hom e w as en Irrig o n schools for th e com ing year.
BA PTIST-CH RISTIA N CHURCH
six teen
m onths, th ere
wero only
Mr. and Mrs. James Hoskins and
irely destroyed by fire T hursday.
seventy-five bad ernes of d rin k , anil 1 0 :2o A. M., C om m union service.
HOT LUNCHES
Neighbors, seeing th e flam es, ruBhed daughter of Stanfield were Sunday
of m oderate cases, only 600.
visitors
at the Joe Foley home.
10:30 A. M., Song service and a n ­ o th e scene and rem oved n early all
'■Irom O ctober 11, 1930, to F eb ­
The
Mears.
E
arl
and
Burl
W
atten-
ru a ry 3, 1932, we helped 1,102,545 nouncem ents.
he co n ten ts from th e burntng | burger were business visitors
In
REFRESHING DRINKS
unem ployed m en. Of th is num ber, 10:55 A. M., S erm on: “ T he G reat lulldlng.
Heppner Friday.
Cod Q u ality .”
Mr. and Mrs. John Brosman of
Mrs. J o h n
D allm nn returned i,ena were visitors at the Bartholo-
SPORTING GOODS
5:45 P. M., C h ristia n E ndeavor.
7 :4 5 P. M., Sermon: "W hat Is a Thursday to her homo after having mew home Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Burl W attenburger
p ent ten days in th e H erm iston
C h ris tia n ? ”
lospital w here she u n d erw en t a m a- and children were in Heppner Sun­
day,
or operation.
BAPTIST CHURCH
Mr. an d Mrs. M arlon F in ch had
the m isfo rtu n e of h av in g th e ir wood
N ext S unday m o rn in g th e P astoi
Pithy Quotations from Public Addresses of
HERMISTON, 0REC0N
shed b u rn ed to th e g ro u n d Sunday
w ill preach a t eleven o’clock on th f
evening. T hey had g o tte n 150 baby
O
MELVIN A. TRAYLOR
su b ject, “ By th o R iv ers of B abylon,'
MINNEHAHA NEWS NOTES
or "G od’s M usic in th e D evil's Show-
Preti Jeni, Fini National Bank, Chien t o
liouse.” In th e ev en ing a t 7:30 the
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su b ject w ill be, “ T he Cry of a G reat
Mr. and Mrs. C hris Johnson and
“It Is limo some leadership and some th a t we w ant above everything to
party called our atten tio n to th e fact abandon tho stru g g le to live up with P re a c h e r's H e a rt.”
ions M aurice and N orm an and Ila r-
thoro Is no magic cure for th e tils and the Joneses, and to rediscover th e tru e
S unday m orn in g , hy request, the )ld W olfer of W heeler, W n., w ere |
the evils of human folly. We trod th e purpose of life, which is the joy to be p asto r w ill play a trom bone solo.
veek end g u ests a t th e hom e of Mr.
prim rose path of extravagance, of found in th e sim ple virtues of indus­
T h ere is alw ay s a m eetin g of th e ind Mrs. J. W. M cM ullen.
thoughtless and of alm ost crim inal try, th rift and sano living. I believe in S unday School nt ten o ’clock on S u n ­
On T h u rsd ay of last week th e U- I
neglect of every sound principle of our peoplo, in our country, and In tho
day m ornings. The c h ild re n ’s m eet­ ,’o-I-Go d u ll met at th e J. W. H am - |
human conduct, from the Individual to God who dirocts our d estinies; and I
the governm ent, and the individual welcomo tho future w ith confidence ing every 'I uesriay a t th re e fo rty - man home w ith Mrs. H am nian and
've In tlte a ftern o o n . W e m eet for Mrs. C. A. F la n n ig a n as hostesses.
was aided, encouraged, and abetted on and unshaken faith .”
I Cible stu d y and p ra y e r on W ednes
that path by th e governm ent and thoso
Several g u ests w ere p resen t, one I
responsible for its adm inistration."
' -lay ev en in g s nt se v e n -th irty .
>eing Mrs. A. W h ite of San F ra n - j
"Wo liavo not failed bceauso of
isco, Calif. Mrs. W h ite is a form er
ignorance of economic theories, but ir n T li g r o ’i i r i w t r n n n n v n
because of our u tte r disregard and
t0TH£' E ’J AILL i E HONORED
’erm iston resid en t b u t has not vis-
“ One of tho biggest things was a
w atered stalo of mind In which wo ail defiance of all economic laws. Ambi- / Y U IT 7 E E S IT Y U N V EILIN G
ted here for a n u m b er of years.
thought wo were richer than we were, tlon. stupidity, and greed have dletntcd
J. P. S toffel sp en t T h u rsd ay w ith
policies, and trouble has been the
and wore living beyond our means."
I n lv ersity of O regon. E ugene
ils nephew , C. A. F la n n ig a n .
result.”
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April 13. P ioneers of Oregon, mo-
Lee Dyer w ill leave S a tu rd a y for I
“ In my opinion, no g reat division of
iliers of stu d e n ts and nil stu d e n ts \k ro n , Ohio, w here he w ill m ake [
“All through history . . . tho nations
human society lias ever boon lied to,
them selves will u n ite on th e cam pus
and lied about, as much In tho sam e th a t havo been agricu ltu rists and have of tlie U n iv ersity of Oregon May 6 his home w ith his g ra n d p a re n ts.
included
in
th
eir
agricultural
and
do­
period of tim e as has tlie American
Mrs. C. V. O ral, w ho has been vis-
m estic pursuits tho breeding and rais- 7 and 3 for th e most extensive and tin g nt H inkle, left F rid a y for H ep- |
farm er.”
Ing of livestock llave Iteon tho nations Im pressive event stag ed here in re-
th a t havo endured tho longest and cent years, according to plans niadt >ner w here she w ill jo in Mrs. Oral
“This then is my bone for our future perform ed the g reatest work for man- know n today liy th e com m ittee in ■vho is w o rk in g in th a t locality.
—th at we may ho rich w ithout forget- k ln d ”
charge.
Rosella M atott, w ho sp en t her
ting to be righteous; th at we may be
• • •
F
aster
v acatio n a t hom e left F rid ay
powerful w ithout being olfensividy
P ioneers will g a th e r h ere as honor
“Open th e door of an agricultural
or L aG rande w here she w ill resum e )
proud; th at wo may bo nationally
g
u
ests
at
th
e
o
fficial
u
n
v
eilin
g
of
school and you close the door of a
ler school w ork.
ininded without being narrow-minded;
th e s ta tu e "T h e P io neer M o th er”
poorhouso."
and, finally, th a t we may llvo In a world
O. F. Steele, d e p u ty assessor,
I th e g ift of B urt Brow n B arker, vice
of fact w ithout surrendering our faith.”
vorked
in th e M in n eh ah a neighbor-
Rollef from owing too much money
of Hie U niv ersity. N ot o n ­
• • •
ly w ill th ey be especially honored lood th e last of th e week.
does not lie In borrowing more."
"I would urge consideration of the
• • •
S u tu rd ay aftern o o n Hi th e cerem ony,
W. A. P u tm an and son F ra n k , and
complete abolishm ent of so-called floor
la
u
g h te r. N oani M iriam , of P o rt-
but
d
u
rin
g
Hie
w
eek-end
th
e
f
r
a
te
r
­
“Knowledge is one tiling, bu t courage
trading, which, as 1 am informed, has
nities. so ro rities and d o rm ito ries o r
and m otored to M ilton for a week
aiiout it most of the ch aracteristics of of leadership is another.”
tlie cam pus w ill be th ro w n open tc •nd visit. T hey stopped an d visited
plain crap shooting, and few. If any,
* * •
them and th e w hole cam pus w ill >ver for a n ig h t, both g o in g an d
more redeem ing features than th at de­
"Falsehood and error make the
lightful Ethiopian pastim e."
om lng a t th e W. A. H in elin e home.
headlines, whllo truth and fact are u n ite In show ing th em h o sp itality
, and hom age. The sta tu e , a m a s te r­
lost In the maze of half-point type.”
C h arlie M cKenzie w as out of
piece by th e noted scu lp to r, A. Phl- ichool several days. He h ad a badly
“It Is bad enough wh ?n tho IntcTI-
• • •
gent and w ealthy «peculate and loco,
•W.'o cannot trad e the hungry, tho n iisler P roctor, w ill have a place of p rain ed w rist, w hich he h u rt w hen
1-it when scrubwom en, day laborers, unfed, tho feeble voice of tho sick, tho honor n ear G erlin g cr H all.
le jum ped from th e tu r n in g bars a t
su.ail homo owners, wives nr.d youths em pty basket o f tho unemployed,
The m-cnslon is also deem ed as an ichool.
- .*cM ate and lone, simply heeatwo they
ag ain st tho m aintenance of party pref­ especially fittin g tim e
to honor
A govern m en t crew w orked Mon-
con go to a h ro k ai’s uflito ami get
«.edit f-
small sunt I. tlie practico eren ce or individual auvantago or por- m others of th e stu d e n ts, since the la.v and T uesday on th e M axwell
eonal
achievem
ent."
»
c:
. kO ÜÍ doicusi’olc m any ground.
ta tu é Is th a t of an O regon pioneer litch on th e McDaid place Just be­
m other.
Special ev en ts a re being low th e A -splllw ay. T he low er bank
“I believe I am a bette farmer hy planned fur th e m others, and they
was slo u g h in g o ff In to th e riv e r an d
"Ot:t
irî.«» an 1 d iß cn lly of a long shot than 1 am a ..ukvr.”
w ill have places of ho n o r a t a ll ju n ­ made th e stre tc h o f-c o n c re te lin in g
-0 situ
beiicvo gradually
.2.1 rc
ior w eek-end events, as w ell as th e necessary.
W a te r Is back In the
rim pler thinking and
“ W o m ust e ith e r
unveiling eeremoBv,
Per it seeing to pie or n.l >uCer < .»t
litch again.
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