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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-06-26
Put Up Signs" Says Visiting MOtOrist

Your Oregon roads are as fine as
any | ever rode over" says II. B.
Goldtinch, of Everett, Wn., who ended
600 mile motor trip here last Friday.
but you have made a great mistake
IN not putting up any signs. In many
places we came to points where two or
three roads lntersected. Each seemed
about as well travelled as the other.
and we could only guess, until we
reached some point where we might
get directions, which one to take. of
course, we were not in a pleasant
frame Of mind after finding on several
occasions that we had made mistakes. "
Mr.. Goldhnch, his wife and the two
sisters of the latter, Miss King and
Mrs. Foster, left Everett and toured to
Cedar Falls on the line of the Milwau-
kee system. They shipped their car
over the Snoqualmie pass to Ellens-
burg and toured down to North Yaki-
ma. From this city they Travelled to
loppenlsh and thence to Long View.
on the Columbia. where Mr.. Gold.
hnch $ brother-in-law owns a large
ranch.
ANtA1 1Ahk NNib0o W OHHIlIlH. The
party Travelled down the Oregon hank
OF the Columbia, travelling through the
towns of lone, Hermiston, Wacso and
The Dalles. MIR. Goldfnch shipped his
car from here to Portland, where he
again took up his motor tour up the
Pacific highway to Seattle.
"Gon folks down here ought To nush
that Portland Hood River road with ali
your might, said the visiting motor
lst. You cannot estimate the number
OF tourists it will bring among YOU
And your local automobile peopIe
ought to take up the work of MARKING
the roads. A stranger is absolutely
without means or method of telling
Just where he is or where he is GOING
on your roads as they are at present
However, | must say that the HIGH
ways through Oregon are as fine as |
ever travelled over"
Mr.. Goldfnch thinks the Oregon
country filed with wonderful opportnn.
tiles. He paid a great tribute to the
Hood River valley. after touring over
1t, and declared that he did not wonder
that it produced the finest fruit in the
world.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-06-26

Spend your vacation at Columbia
Beach. One of the most delightful re.
sorts on the Oregon Coast. Large nat.
ural grove, boating or bathing in salt or
fresh water. Trout and bass fshing
within easy reach. Tents fully furnished
Tor housekeeping $3.50 per week. For
further particulars address Columbia
Beach Company, 272 Stark Street, Port
land, Oregon. i26tf
Rubber Stamp Ink at this office.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-06-26

Mrs. F. U. Newell and two sons. of
Denver, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Larwood.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-06-26

Found-Placed in rig at Fashion Stable,
Saturday evening, May "A, bundle contain,
ing two white linen aprons. owner may have
same by calling at Glacier office and paying
for this adv. i5tf
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-06-26

For Sale-Dining room table, chairs, cup
board cabinet, bedroom suit, wardrobe. wash
household furniture. V. A. Bower, East of
Orange Hall, on Methodist Lane. jyl0
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-06-26
FOR SALE


For Sale--Cow, good heavy mixer Phone
5769. i28
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1913-06-13
Congregational Church Meeting

A special business meeting has
been called to convene at the
close of the morning service June
22nd. This meeting will consid-
er the report Of the c,,aFvey Con
mittee on New Church Building.
This committee of five men. was
appointed three months ago to in.
vestigate the needs of the COM
munity along this. The Com
mittee has made careful study
of the conditions and has secured
from Duluth Architect sketch
plans 10 cover their ideAs. Now
the congregation will vote as to
whether or not the plans Shall be
carried out and the buildings
erected. All members and friends
Of the Church are requested to be
present at this meeting June 22nd.
The survey Committee has decid.
ed that in addition to a new church
building a Club House should be
erected for the general use of the
town irrespective OF church affilia-
tions. This Club House should
have gymnasium, stage, reading
rooms etc. and would be a valua-
BILE addition to the church equip
ment for community usefulness.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1913-06-13

her mother but never have.'
because Sarah told me that
five other young men had proposed
to her.
"The father thought eight years
courtin' was almost long el ough. -
" was tired of buying presents
and going to theatres and con.
certs, and wanted a rest. Have
saved money
please don't stir me np.'
because | thought she was
one among thousand: now /
sometimes think she is a thousand
among one
because I did not have the ex-
perience | have now. !"
''Thats the same question that
my friends ask me-
Because | had more money
than | knew what to do with. Now
! have more to do than I have
money with.
Il wanted companion Of the
opposite sex. P. S. She is still
opposite.
Because it is just my luck
81 yearned for company. We
now have it all the time"
Have exhausted all the figures
in the arithmetic to figure out an
answer to your question:; between
multiplication and division in the
family, and distraction, in addi-
,tion. the answer is hard to arrive
at
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1913-06-13
Some WoOdvine
News Items

Ray Blyton is improving from
typhoid fever.
Arthur Burman is breaking
for Miss Parslow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Webb
spent Sunday at VIM. Trees.
All enjoyed the refreshing
shower of Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Ed. Beamer spent We'd
nesday afternoon at |. G. Seney's.
A. A. Burman took supper at
|. A. Seney's Tuesday evening.
Mr.. c. B. Ash is enjoying a
visit from his uncle. Mr.. Marble
from MINI.
Chas. Trottman and family
and Marie Seney were Wibaux
visitors Monday.
J. R. Woods and daughter,
Edith. transacted business in
Wibaux Monday.
Mrs. j. r. Woods spent Tues
day afternoon at the home Of
Frank Mammalian
Ed. Beamer and men are bust
ly engaged these days working
on the Beamer dam.
Mr.. l.. Webber is enjoying a
visit from his brother and family
from Viroqua, Wis.
Robert Spear was a caller at
the j. r. Woods home Thursday
evening. What's The attraction
Rob-?
There will be Children's Day
Exercises at the school house
Sunday, June. 8. Everybody
cordially invited to attend.
Daniel Seney resumed his
duties at the Woodville Expert
ment station, Friday after hav-
ing spent a couple Of days at
home looking after his fathers
farming interests.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1913-06-13
Make Your Motto
buy at Home"

More and more every day it
comes to our notice that the people
tributary to our little city are CIV
ing the home merchant chance
to figure on their orders. without
sending away for a bill Of goods.
The home merchant, when given
this chance, will land the order
and give the customer a better
grade Of goods. One must always
remember that articles priced low
in the fancy catalogs are cheap
things and the home merchant
could not afford to handle them
for the reason that they would not
give satisfaction. Cheap articles
are priced low, but quality is al
ways priced at as cheap a figure as
it is possible TO make it, and quail
ity is what the American people
want now days,
You may purchase an article
cheap at some time but invariably
that article will have to be replac-
ed after short peroid Of usage.
1t the purchaser would only add
few more cents to that purchase
in the first place and get quality,
it would save twice it's purchase
price in length of wear. Cheap
things at cheap prices are not
made to stand the wear and tear
Of the world, but are placed on
the market to hoodwink the pur-
chaser in nine times out Of ten
and it invaribly fills its pu,nose.
Some people would purchase
cheap articles because they were
cheap and because of this these
articles must be made, but the.
good buyer never purchases arti-
cles of this description, because
th5s tell the tale in few months
in a plain manner and have TO
be replaced.
Now Mr.. Consumer, the next
order you have and are inclined to
send away. just call on the home
merchant and let him give you
figure on the same. and after
once trying this plan you will
get out of the habit Of buying
from the fancy catalogs. where
prices and quality are never tigur-
ed. Then you are doing your
duty towards your town and you
will be in position to see that
town prosper and grow. This will
make your holding more valuable
and all in all you are the one
ahead of the proposition.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1913-06-13
WHY THEY MARRIED

Patfinder; Postcards having
been sent out to men with the in
quiry, why did you marry?" a
large number of responses came
to hand, from which the following
is selection:
THAT'S what have been try
ing for eleven years to find out"
Married to get square with
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1913-06-13
The Church Nap.
by Rev. Walker

Sleeping in church is not a
modern custom. In fact, the
luxurious church-nap is almost
as ancient as the church itself.
In the Acts of the Apostles (2Oth
Chpter) we read about Paul $
visit to Troas, where he conduc-
ted services. Even this mighty
orator was unable to keep the
entire congregation awake. Qn
this knowledge there is comfort
for the modern preacher. Some
people would sleep under the
Angel Grabriaps sermonizing;
The eloquence of the great
Apostle lulled into deep and
calm slumber a certain young
man OF the company. AS the
room was crowded, this individ-
ual was on the sill of an open
window. Paul prolonged his dis
course. (The Scriptures say
that he did. Hense modern dis
course prolongers must be in the
line Of Apostolic Succession. J
The sleeper fell ont Of the win
dow! Naturally the sermon
ceased and the congregation with
the Apostle in the lead, hasten
ed down stairs expecting to find
the man dead. 1t was a fall of
three stories. He was uncon-
sclous but was soon revived and
apparently none the worse for
his stumble. The Apostle dem
onstrated ministerial superiority.
he went right back to the ser
mon! The young man learned
that an open window and church
services were not conditions
proplclous to undisturbed slumb-
er. Sweet as a church-nap may
be, it is seldom completed. 1t is
rudely and unnaturally consum-
mated by nudge from the pew
partner, a rising infection in
the preachers voice or the con-
clusion of the sermon. Forum
ately, modern church architec-
ture is such that sleepers are in
no danger Of falling from the
windows, nevertheless the cheer
tul snores that arise from the
cushioned pew tempt the preach
er to wish there was an open
window handy!
Some genius has given us in
verse the physiological aspect Of
the church nap. It is interest.
ing to know how one feels as he
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1913-06-13

lapses into slumber under such
conditions.
Now fades yon pulpit like a
glimmering landscape on my
sight,
And all the air a solemn stiffness
holds,
Save that the beetle-headed
preacher wheels his droning
flight,
And the sermons drowsy
tinklings lull the sleepy fold.'
Men (women seldom sleep in
church for reasons obvious) in
dulge in the church-nap from
motives varied. Physical ex-
haustion, mental torpor and
spiritual inertia summarize these.
An abundance of fresh air and
an attractive service may over
come the physical and mental
tendencies to browse. Spiritual
inertia requires a pronounced
treatment. Because man sup
poses religion to be dull he be-
comes dull in it's presence. Re-
ligion may be dull but Christian
ity never is. A man needs to
take second look before he de-
cides that the Church has no
appeal for him. The Church and
it's methods are being moderniz-
ed. The last decade has pro-
duced a tremendous revolution
in the church. Men who have
not been to church for ten years
do not appreciate this. The vi
rile, wide-awake spirit of the
modern church is a surprise to
these old-timers. Don't imagine
that christianity is as dull as
some Of it's exponents. There
are interesting sinners and stale
saints, but there are also saints
mighty interesting and sinners
mighty stale, Some men Judge
the church by one sleepy elder
and christianity by one beetle
headed preacher. Don't do it!
Give these issues as fair con-
sideration as any.
OF course, any preacher would
rather have a sleepy congrega-
tion than none at all. And the
job of the modern preacher is to
wake up and keep awake the
sleepers. Give him a chance.
Don't stay away from church
for fear you may go to sleep.
You may find yourself wide
awake and interested to an ex-
tent you never anticipated.
Mnfioo Tho 1orro Al of Il "
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1913-06-13

Notice the large Ad. of E. F.
Peterson in this issue. Goods
are marked down to bottom
prices.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-15
S%odruginia v ieci.

Policija V Hazleton, Pa, je vrg-
la V jeco Margareto Fl. Sanger.
katera je ravno dospela il New
Yorka, da pomaga v baju straj-
karjem, XII Sc Re die casa bore "a
zvisanje place in pripoznanje u
nije.
Kapitalisti in policiia ST uni.
sljuje vsakovrstne zvijaee, samo
da bi strli strajk. Pred nedolgim
casom so poslali do "piketov''
malo deklico, katera .je nosila v
rokah zvezino zastavo. Deklica
uprasa "pikete" rekoG: cali hi
mogli stati ma strait pod pokro-
viteljstvom te zastavef" "To
hell z zastavo", odgovore ma stra-
Ii stoje6i piketi. Deklica je ma
to bro odsla, ter povedala poll
cajem, kaj da so strajkarji odgo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-15
Modrost obcinskih ocetov ,

Observation-Disclosures ocetje V Ma.
brezini so sc polotili preteklo leto
Z veliko vnemo resnici koristne-
ga in potrbnega della: odpraviti
ali vsaj olajSati so hotel stano.
vanjsko mizerijo V Nabrezini.
Razposlali so med delavstvo va
bila Ia zglasitev Ia gradnio DELAY
skin hiSic. Delavci so kar zijali cd
zacudenja mad toliko uvidevnost-
Jo nabrezeniskih purgarskih OBJ
cinskih odbornikov in z veseljem
Sc ie odzvalo p~recejSnje stevilo ze-
l%eznicarjev in klesarjev "a pri-
stop. In potem so cakali nestrpno.
kdaj da sledi prvemu koraku
drugi in V duhu so Re gledali liGne
delavske hiSice. obdane 2 maihni-
mi vrtovi, i'll kar lazje so prenaSa-
Ii zlvlJenje pc luknjah, Xxi Jim pra-
WHO hisni gOspodarji stanovanja.
Ali purgariJa je purgarija. in res
no delo 10 ne mika. Navdusenje "a
delavska stanovanja je pray tako
nitro minilo, kakor Sc .je nenado-
ma porodilo. NamestO prepotreb-
NH stanovanj pa dobijo clektric-
no razsvetljavO .tako so sklenili
premodri obcinski ocetje. Kot mo-
derni, napredni ljudje nimaio de
lavci pray mic prot elektriGni raz-
svetlJavi, ampak pametnejSe hi
bilo, da hi obcinska uprava pref
poskrbela najpotrebne.jse obcno-
koristne stvari. Vsak zaveden clo-
vek DO pritrdil. da so zdrava sta
novanja in dobre ceste ~razsvetlje-
ne $ petrolejkami mnogo boil ko-
ristne kakor elektricna luc. SIEVE
ola "a pOtrebe delavstva Sc pur-
garstvo Sc nikdar nj pobrigalo.
Delavske druzine V Nabrezini bO-
do Sc naprej stlacene v zaduhlih
stanovanjih, nabrezinske ceste in
hise imovitih ljudi Sc bodo blesce-
lie v elektricni svetlobi. Purgarija
Je povsod enaka. Najprvo Ease in
ce Sc kaj ostane, potem pa "a de-
lavce.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-15
streliaite ma proletarce! |,

Rima p~oroeajo: 6. januarja ;e are
trial oroznik V Baganzoli pri
Parmi sodruga in voditelja stro-
kOvne organizacije, XII Sc je ude-
lezil veselice. Oroznik ga je areti-
raj V %pretvezo, da nj dial zadostnih
podatkov "a doloeitev svoje osebe.
Delavci, Xxi so Sc tudi udelezili te
veselice, so protestirali prot are
taciji. Nato je pa oroznik u~strelil
in zadel sodruga Curtija. Sedaj so
ustavili preiskavo proti ~orozniku,
ees la je streljal V silobranu. Gu
den silobran to, ker nj incl niti
eden cd delavcev $ seboj orozja
in je bill ustreljen sodrug Curt V
hrbetl
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-15
Crna parada.

- Crna parada. - Ia "a, %,
26. in y. august sklicujejo kleri-
kalci V Ljubljano slovensko-hrva-
ski katoliSki shod. KatoliSki shod
je klerikalna strankarska priredi-
tev III ako hi bill klerikalci tako
pOSteni, da hi imenovali stvar $
pravim imenom. hi bio vse V re-
du. Ampak klerikalci obeSajo svo-
iemu katoliskemu shodu versko e.
tiketo in bOdo pc priznicah bob
mali Ia svojo p%oliticno manifesto
clio T. obrabl.ienim geslom, da je
vera re zCpet enkrat V nevarnosti
in da jo je ma shodu pa. augusta
treba reSiti. VISA ia klerikalna agi-
tacija je precej prozorno polite
no sleparstvo in verska etiketa
sluzi lie namenu. da privezejo ma
Sc Zopet tiste resnicno verne ljudi.
XII so zaceli hrbet obracati prak-
ticnemu katolicanstvu, kakor ga
Z uprav nekrscansko brezobzir-
nostjo izvajaio klerikalci.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-15
Znamost in cerkev. V vsen

znanstvenem svetu zbuja neprijet-
no presenecenje vest, XII 10 pri-
nasa "Tagliche Rundschau" IL
Rima. V inkviziciiskem arhivu. XII
je V Vatikanu, so te dni unicili
mnogo vaznih spisov. vzrok, da
so izcistili arhiv je V TEN, ker so
Sc uceniaki pritozevaIi, da Jim nj
dostopen in pa, ia kratkOmalo "a
tire uporabo arhiva, V katerem je
bio mnogo spisov. ki ne delaio
posebne Gasti cerkvi. Sezgali so
mnogo aktov o obravnavah IL
inkvizicijske dobe, med mimi wee
listin, nanaSajocih Sc ma slavnega
ucenjaka Galileja, n~ajvecjega ma
ravoslovca T%talije in ustanovitelia
moderne naravoslovne vede. Ga
lilej je izumil daljnogled in ie 2
njegovo pomocio dognal. da je
povrsje lune valovito. da je rim
ska costa posuta 2 gostimi, mai
hnimi zveZdami. V orionu je az
kril cez 500 novih zvezd it'd. Ga
hleja je preganjala cerkev kolikor
ga je mogla in inkviziciia mu ie
zagrenila zadnja leta njegovega
zivljenja. Cd |. 1888. do njegove
smrti leta 1912. je bill jetnik
cerkve. Ma svoja stara leta, bill
je GO let star, ko ga je dobila in
kvizicija V zelezne pesti, je vsled
prestanih muk popolnoma oslepel.
katoliski cerkvi ie seveda mnogo
ma tenn, da sprawl s sveta vse, kar
dokazuje, da je bila cerkev mai
vecja nasprotnica znanosti in
.vede.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-15

vorili ma memo up~rasanje. Polica-
il so takoj pometali omenjene
v jeeo, dasiravno MISC
zakrivili nobenega zloeina.
Zastopniki |. w. W. unije so
priSli ma sled, da della United
Textile Workers Union, roka V
roki $ kapitalisti, samo da bi zlo-
mill strajk in pregnali /. w. w
organizacijo IL Hazletona. Straj-
kari so "a trdno prepricani, da
bodo kmalu zmagali. gu. NJ. of
Az. premogarji so sc izjavili, da
hoeejo pomagati strajkariem do
konca. Premogarji pravijo, da ce
bOdo policaji neprenehoma metal
deiavce V jece, da pridejo v me-
sto, prevzamejo sluzbo piketov,
tudi &c Sc ma to napolnijo je6e
do zadnjega koticka.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-15
RaZno.
PROFIT STEEL TRUsTA''

Steel Trust korporacija je
izdala svoje letno poroGilo IA leto
1912.
Racuni kazejo, da je omenjeni
trust naredil in vtaknil V Yep V
preteklem letu $77.O75.217 ciste-
ga dObieka. Toraj priblizno sest
in pol milijona dolarjev vsaki
meSec Ali dvestO in Sestdeset IL
soc dolarjev vsaki delovni dan V
letu,
Miljonarskim delniearjem nj
bio potreba "a tie milijone niti z
mazincem migniti. Njihov maj
ve6I trud je bill: wet notice bla-
gohotno ma mamie, da so zopet "a
sedeminsedemdeset m~il.jonov bo-
gatejSi. To je originalni graft,
danasnjega kapitalistienega siste-
ma. Delavci, kateri so nagroma-
dill skupaj ia ogromni profit "a
druge, so bill V imenu postave
zaSuHnjeni pri graftarski korpo-
raciji.
Stevilo delavcev. zaposlenih pri
Steel Trustu". je bilo leta 1912
221.025. Celoletni izdatki in pla-
ella "a delavce, priganjace. raz-
licne bose, superintendent in pi-
sarniSko osobje znaSa $1S9.351.-
6O2.
Povpreena plaza znaSa 1850 ma
osebo "a cello letO. Tukaj Sc pa
ne smemo zmotiti. Kajti craven
Sc racunajo tudi bossi, superin-
tendenti in razlicni drugi dobro
plaeani postopaei. Nam je znano,
da je naivec delavcev pri ''Steel
Trustu' ~placanih pc $50 do
$500 ma dan.
Drzava je re izdala ma stotiso-
ce dolarjev denarja "a razlicne
preiskavel? ''Steel Trust Sc pa
zadovoljno smeje in hodi svoio
stare pot.
"Steel Trust" je privatna last
nina velepiratov, gospodar situa-
cije, ter bode izkoriscal delavce
in drzavo Sc vedno nemoteno ma
pref in potem mai re bode ma kr-
milu Wade ena ali pa druga kapi-
talisticna administracija. To
"a kapi,aliste nina absolutno no.
benega pomona. Zakaj' cato, ker
Steel Trust" vlada Waldo.
Socialisticna stranka je edna
stranka, katera zamore trustom
pOrezati peruti ter uniGiti mad
Waldo piratov mad drzavo. Zakaj?
cato ker ina socialisticna stran-
ka V rokah transfer, po kate
rem preidejo trust in korporaci.
je il privatnih rok, kolektivne
roke ljudskega blagra - drzave.
Takrat ne pojde ve6 sedemin-
sedemdeset milijonov dolarjev Gi-
stega profita V yep ljudskim pa
rasitom. V socialistiGni druzbi
bodo imeli parasite in delavci pri-
like dobiti pOSteno placano delo.
In takrat Sc Sc lie zamore zaceti
- poSteno zivljenje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-15
zalska pivovarna pred pro.

daJo. Graska "Tagespost' DO
roea ,da izkazuje racunski zaklju-
eek Delniske %pivovarne LaSki trp.
Zalec izgubo $4,000 X. ter da ma
merava druzba pivovarno prodati
III ola Sc Ia nakup pogaja med
druglmi tudi prva graSka delhi
ska pivovarna. Pivovarna Laski
trg-Aalec Je pref bila last rodb.
kukec V zalcu ter je bila ceniena
pred preosnovo V delniSko druzbo
ma okolo 100000 kron. 10 Sc lie
osnovala delniska druzba. katere
dusa je hi! prejsnji zupan liub-
iJanski gospod Hribar, in prevze-
la pivovarno, SO Sc pokazali nedo-
statki glede uredbe in je sklenila
Delniska druzba investirati veGii
znesek "a m~odernejso oprcmo nj
vovarne. Nalozen je pa bill prove
Ink kapital V podjetju, XII Sc lie 2
novo opremo Sc povecal in kon-
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