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His Ulk was well re
ceived.
Grand Chancellor Barrick also spoke
feelingly of the splendid school struc
ture and of the public schools of the
country, and of the cause of educa
tion; its progress in this country from
Its Inception in Colonial times. He
thanked the visitors for their interest
and presence.
W. F. Clarke of Portland, ex-grand
representative, made a brief talk that
met with the approval of the audierw.
He is a director of Portland schools,
and is active in the cause of educa
tion.
Misses Phillippi and Church rend
ered a duet that found favor with the
audience.
The next speaker was Frank S.
Grant, city attorney for Portland,
who prefaced his talk by referring to
the picture of Abraham Lincoln,
which he said confronted him when he
entered the new school house in this
city. He paid a deserved tribute to
Lincoln, and sketched the ex-Presi-
dent's struggle for an education, the
primary part of which was obtained
before the light of a fire-place in a
humble cabin in Kentucky. He con
trasted the President's opportunities
for education with those of children
of to day and also traced the common
school from its beginning, during the
early life of the republic, and said
done away with the earl) ideas of
aristocracy in this country, and put
the people of the country upon a lev
el of moral, social and religious
equality. If this nation shall continue
to be a democracy, its future will
depend upon our common school sys
tem. The people should guard its
system of education with jealous
care: the life of the republic as
originally constituted, depended upon
the established system of education *
At the conclusion of the speaking,
the public was invited to inspect the
new school house, the home of Tilla
mook children.
The only criticism that could be
madt was the small crowd that at
tended these beautiful and impressive
ceremonies, conducted by one of our
most patriotic fraternal societies.
Step into the Millinery store on 1st
street and see the beautiful line of
Nu Bone corseta. You will want
your measure taken and order one
when you see them. Sold by Eva
Jeffers Millinery store on First
street.—Adv.
MERCY 142!’ After going
to all that trouble to
label my jelly, 1 can t
tell Quince from cur
rant in this dark
closet —
I MUST get an Edison M azda Lamp
for that empty socket right away. And
I'm going to keep an extra supply on
hand right along. In the morning, 1'11
call at—
COAST POWER COMPANY
Pollyanna Shop
Hemstitching l(k* Yard
Needlework and Gifts
Infants and Childrens Wear
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NOTES OF PROGRESS
TILLAMOOK CLAY WORKS
Eugene— State university will
erect club house for Masonic students,
to cost $2,000.
Salem— Seventeenth street to be
opened and paved to state fair
grounds
Pendleton buyers paying 10 cents a
pound for lambs in car lots.
West coast sawmills cutting 20 per
cent above normal.
Hood river 1023 apple shipments
will total 1,400,000 boxes.
Yoncalla awards $25.000 contract
for water supply.
The Dalles dehydration plant will
handle 4,000 tons cull apples.
Portland—Link-Belt Co. acquires
plants and distributing houses of
Meese & Gottfried Co. here and at
San Francisco, Los Angeles and
Seattle.
Seaside—Pacific Power & Light
will carry on reconstructior work.
Salem— Oregon growers' Assr,. an
nounce sale to Germany of large con
signment prunes.
Forest Grove—Contract let for
construction of more thanS2,000
worth of concrete sidewalk in city.
Ontario—Bids asked for building
interstate bridge across Snake river
on Oregon Trail. Structure will be
940 feet long.
The Dalles—1923 shipments fruit
and vegetabiec. doubled 1922,
Eugene—Presbyterians planning to
buildschool of religion on site adjoin
ing U. of O. campus.
THE COLUMBIA ARTIST
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TILLAMOOK, OREGON
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LILLIAN TINGLE, SAYS
In answer to an enquiry regarding diet
will appear in joint
concert with
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to advantage. You mention only
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