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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-29
Macy KEDVEZMENY
A sharoni es farrelli magyarsag
szives figyelmebe.

A FARRELL ElsG Magyar Beteg-
segely Egylet a legutobb tartott
gyiilesen elhatarozta, hogy nagy
kedvezmenyt nyujt mindazok sza
mara, akik az egylet tagjai 6haj-
tanak lenni. A reank k0vetkez3
ket honap: november es december
folyaman beaIIasi dij nelkiil vesz
fel az egylet tagokat, megfeleld
orvosi bizonyitvany alapjan.
Hasznaljuk fel keolvezo alkal-
mat es sorakozzunk kibontott
zaszlo ala. melynek arnyekaban
csak jo es iidvos dolgok elvegze-
Sc var minden egyes tagra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-29

plomunknak. A SIT. Istvan k0r-
nyeken csak sokat beszelni tud-
max es szidni, ha mem a papot,
hat legalabb a kantort. listen BIZ
zony, ha az a sOk ures beszed,
melv a SIT. Istvan templom kor-
nyeken lefolyik egy esztendoben,
mind dollarra valna, abbol egy
olyan templomot fel lehetne epi-
teni, amelynek mem lenne parja
ezen vilagon. Atyamfiai az Ur-
ban, hagyjunk fel azzal sok ires
beszeddel vegre es fogjunk hozza
a komoly munk ahoz, mely aldo
zatot kivan es mem puszta besze-
Diet.
"A SIT. Istvan Egylet gyiilese.-
A j0v6 vasarnap delutan 2-kor
rendes havi gyiilese lesz SIT.
lstvan Egyletnek, mely eltart
vagy 4 craig. Ere a gyulesre joj-
jenek ell a SIT. Istvan templolm
hivei is, hogy megbeszeljiik a hill
k0zseg epitesi terveit, ha mar ve-
ge lesz a SIT. Istvan Egylet gyji-
lesenek.
Egy level, mely beszel.-Lev5l
erkezett kath. plebaniara, a
melg ICY sol:
"Lenne szives ertesiteni, vajjon
van-e tudomasa egy Gaka Janos
newt emberrol, aki maj. nehany
esztendeje mem ii a felesegeneh
aki Feled, Gomormegyeben lakik
s aki utols6 levelet a ferj6t6l ko-
rulbeliil harom esztendo elott
kapta Youngstown, O.-bol.
g Hallja kend, Gaka Janos
az mem becsiilet mem irni hites
felesegenek harom allo evig es
mem is gondoskodni rola es ter.
| meszetesen a porongyokr6l Sc, ha
1ffSsNe
vannak, ami tobb mint bizonyos
hogy vannak. Aki esetleg ismer
Gaka Janos okelmet, legyen szi
yes, jGjj0n a plebaniara es mond.
ia meg, hogy hol van okelme
hogy megmutathassuk neki es +;
hozza hasonloknak, hogy a tor
veny bot.ja hosszu es lit is tud lit
hi egyet azokon, akik AIT velil,
hogy az Egyesjilt Allamok amo
lyan homol1, amelybe a strucc ma
darak eldughatjak fejiiket, hog,
ne lassak 0ket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-29
$3.06-et tett XII.
Hjusagi K0riink gyiil6se a del

Ifjusagi K0riink gyiil6se a del
utani istentisztelet utan volt meg
tartva, melyen ket VI taggal sza-
porodott a Kor tagjainak szama.
Tekintettel ARA, hogy a k0zel j0-
voben megerkezik hazulrol a Kor
konyvtara, konyvtarosnak Danyi
Janos lett mevalasztva k0nyvtar
esteiil: szerda es pentek lett meg
allapitva, melyen tagok konyve-
ket vehetnek XII.
Refornacio megiinneplese. -
1517 okt. 31-iket, mint reforma-
clio evfordulojat, a j0v6 vasarnap
fogja egyhazunk megiinnepelni, a
mikor is ugy delelott, mint del
utan alkalmi predikaciot tart a
lelkesz. Ezuton is felhivjuk ugy
az 0sszes egyhaztagok, mint xii
lon0sen egyhazi egyletunk tagjai
max figyelmet az istentiszteletck
latogatasara, kiket alapszabalyuk
is k0telea az istentiszteleten tes-
tuletileg valo megjelenesre.
Alarcos baljat h6 31-en tartja
az 1fjusagi kor a Roman Hallban.
A legszebb, legcsunyabb es leg
mulatsagosabb jelmezt visel6knek
reszere ertekes dij is van kitiiz-
We. Mint kesziil6desb6l latszik,
a Roman Hall zsufolasig meg fog
telni napon az ertekes dijakert
versenyez6 es mulatni, vagyo fla
talsaggal, Ne is narration otthon
senki.
Az egyhazi bazaar nov. 14-en fog
megnyilni a templom alatti helyi-
segben, es tartani fog estenkent
mindaddig, mig sok mindenfele
targy ell mem kel. Mas egyhazak-
ban szazakat jovedelmez egy-egy
bazart-remeljiik, hogy Nilesben
sem marad ell mas egyhaz m0g0tt
e tekintetben, annyival is inkabb
| mem, inert lit ez lesz az elso!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-29

ma, Antal Margit, Sebestyen Al
bert, Szakacs Agnes az elmult he
ten tartottalz gyiilest, a ,lelkesz
vezetese mellett, es ezen hivatalo-
san kikjld6tt bizottsag ugy hata-
rozott, hogy bazaar november h6.
25-en fogja kezdetet venni, meg
.pedig egy sziniel6adassal, amelyet
az Hjusagi Kor tagjai adnak elo
a Stanton St.-i Horvat Hallbau.
ESzinre kerjil Almassy Tihamer 3
felv. nepszinmiive: "Cigany
Panna". El0adas utan tancmulat-
sag leend, maid november 26-an,
Thanksgiving napjan, delutan ?
orakor, folytatodik a Maennen-
chor Hallban es ugyszinten pen
teken es szombaton estenkent,
ugyanott, 7-t6l 12-ig.
Ezen bazar iigyben az elokeszi-
to bizottsag altal kinevezett asz-
szonyok es leanyok, reank k0-
vetkez6 heten fogjak megkezde-
nj a kollektalast mi hissziik,
hogy egyhazunk minden egycs
tagja es baratla 10 Swivel latja
maid 6ket es mindenki t6le telhc-
| t0leg fog adakozni nemes eel er.
dekeben De mem mulaszthatjuk
ell lit megemliteni es egyszersmint
figyelmeztetni az adakozokat ar
ra, hogy aki a farrelli reformatus
egyhazra ker t6liik, attol okvet
leniil k0veteljek meg lelkesz ala
| irasaval ellatott .konyyeesket &
ha AIT esetleg mem tudnak felmu-
tatni, azonnal tegyenek rola je'
lentest lelkeszi hivatalnal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-29
Rom. kath. egyhaz

Keresztelesek.-Istvan, Condor
Istvan es Mislay Erzsebet fla, szii-
letett okt. Gen, ker. okt. 25-en
Keresztsziilok voltak Kun Andras
es Akszman Margit.
Ferenc, Nagyiczky Janos es Ku-
rucz Roza fla, sziil. okt. Gen, ker.
okt. 25-en. Keresztszil6k voltak
Kurucz J6zsef es Nagyiczky Ju-
liza.
Hirdetes.-Zemplenm., aranyo-
81 sziil., nileSi lakos Babinszki Jo-
zsef, neh. Babinszky Josef es Kaj
bas Borbala fla eljegyezte Sza-
bolcsm., kisvardai sziil., youngs-
town. lakos Szilagyi Juliat, Szila-
Cyl Mihaly es Ruboszki Veron lea
nyat. Eskiisznek j0v6 no 1S-an a
gor. kath. templomban.
Adomanyok.-Kun Andras ado
manya a templomra 81, Bacso ia
nos pedig adott a szeminarilrmra
SIS. Meg kell jegyezniink, hogy a
szeminarium elkesziilt mar es seer
dan volt iinnepelyes felszentelesn
harom ersek, sok piispok es az
, egesz egyhazmegyei papsag jelen-
leteben. A nagyszabasu intezet Ike
,szen all, de mines kifizetve, inert
"a legt0bben, akik igertek. hogy
.epitesehez hozza fognak jaruln1
kiil0mbozo 0sszegekkel, mem val.
tottak be igeretUket. Vannak k01
think is igen sokan, akik mem val.
tottak be, amit igertek. Igyekez.
zenek tehat teljesiteni, amit iger.
TEX.
Havidijak.-Tamas Istvan 81
Rozsnoki Simon 81, Pal Jano!
$12, Kelemen Karoly 81, Peter ia
nos 50, Takacs Mihaly So, Far
.ievics Andras $12, Gombita ia
nos SO, Balogh JOSEF So. Felhiv
juk minden hivok figyefmet, hogy
akik hatralekban vannak havidi
jaikkal, fizessek meg azokat mos
IS a Jovoben. inert csak aldozat
keszseggel lehet megoldani azc
kat a nagy feladatokat, melyel
allanak elottiink. Fizesse meg Xxi
ki hivdijat rendesen, adjon XIX
vasarnap perselybe b6segesen e
mem 5c-et, mint eddig szokot
volt, iinnepnapokon mem egy kvo
derket, hanem S5-t, mint mas men
zetek szoktak Eppen a mutt he
ten volt alkalma beszelgetni a pie
banosnak egy tot Ieannyal egy ir,
daban Is Ell mondta, hogy 8 min
den Macy unnepen $5-t szokott a,
nj templomra. Ilyenrol. fajda
lom. mi mem tudunk a SIT. Istval
kornyeken. Ilyen meg mem torten
a SIT. Istvan templom tajekar
hogy egy magyar kislany adot
volna S5-t egy Macy iinnepen ten
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-29

Ujbori Urvacsora osztas volt a
multi yasarnap templomunkban,
mely alkalommal a scent jegye-
ket Safrany Ferenc es neje ajan-
dekoztak. Ti@enjt ferfi es tizenhet
no Jarult a scent asztalhoz $ bori-
tekokban $500 gyiilt be listen
dlcsosegere, mig a perselypenz,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-29
FARRELL, PA.
A FARRELL REF. EGYHAZ
HIREI,
Kohl: Vecsey A. Jen6, ref. lelkesz

A sziilok figyelmebe. .-Szomba-
ii es vasarnapi iskolat tartunk
egyhazfnk kebeleben minden he
ten, es pedig a lelkesz vezetese
alatt. Kerjiik a szul0ket, hogy
mindegyik iskolaba pontosan 9
orara kiildjek ell gyermekeiket.
Reformacioi emlekinnep.-Egy
hazunk kebeleben Reformaci6
emleknapJa, november h0 len le-
end megtartva, amely napon az
egyhaz lelkesze a nap jelentosege-
rol fog tartani iinnepi predikaci-
OF. Az istentisztelet pont f6I H.
kor kezdodik.
Halloween Partly Camp
Fire Girls lex klubia es az Ifju-
sagi Kor, karoltve. iov6 szomba-
ton, azaz okt. 31-en este, az isko-
la helylsegben, sajat tagjainak
sz0rakoztatasara, Halloween Par
tyt rendeznek, amelyre sziiksa-
ges elokesziiletek annak rendje IS
m6dja szerint folyamat alatt van
max.
Kereszteles.-Az elmult vasar-
napi istentisztelet alatt keresztel-
tie meg az egyhaz lelkesze Kovacs
Andras es neje, sziil. Lajos Bor-
| bala (Martonyi. Borsodm. i'll J
sziilok leanyat Iren- Ella nevek-
re. Keresztsziilei lettek Lajos Mi
haly ( Farrel) es Varga Ilona (Du
quesne. Pa. Sok szerencset kiva-
! nunk a kis honleany felnevelese-
hez.
Egyhazi adomanyok.-Az el-
multi vasarnap kovetkez0~ test
vereink adtak kegyes adomanyo.
kat egyhazunkra !: S6-t: Kovacs
Lajos es neje, Horkay Imre es csa
ladja, 10th Anlbrus es csaladja
| SGT: Varga J6zsef es csaladja
$2-t: Fonagy Janos es csaladja
Sit Varga Janos Duqllesne
Pal lakos.
Bogadjak hivek kegyes j6tt-
konysaguk gyakorlasaert az egy.
haz halas elismereset.
Egyhazi nagy bazar.-Amint
mar valamennyiben jeleztiik volt
ait, hogy egyhazunk november
utols6 heteben negy napos bazart
rendez, most mar hiveink es bara-
tank tudomasara ohajtjuk hozni
AIT, hOgy ezen egyhazi bazar az
egyhaz kebeleben smiikodG tobbi
szervezetekkels kapesolatosan lesz
rendezve. Nevezetesen: az Ifjusa-
81 k0r 1es b Camp Fire Girls klub-
javal kapcsolatosan, S ezen ba-
zar el6keszit6 tagjai: Baba 10
zsef G0ez Aalman, Kiss Julian-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-10-29
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White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-08-28

| presentation at the monument in
Montana
In this case the speaker is the man
on the monument, and while the
statue looks down through the pass"
the orator himself is thinking of the
momentous past, as he points the way
he came to the spot which brought
him fame
Seldom does man enjoy the privi-
lege of undergoing the embarrass-
ment of sitting by while monument
is unveiled to him. But Mr.. Stevens,
builder of the Panama Canal and
other great projects, did. On the
backbone Of the Rockies he witnessed
and responded to the unwilling of a
monument in his honor. The huge
bronze statue stands upon the Cont
mental Divide in Marias Pass, which
Stevens discovered in 1889 as the
easiest way through which to build
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-08-28
ENGINEERS AT WORK
ON IDAHO RAILROAD

The advices from Orofino, Idaho
| that Northern Pacific engineers had
appeared there to take the field into
the Clearwater timber belt is &C
cepted as meaning that that company
and the Union Pacific will soon call
for bids for construction of the rail.
road. This is to be provided, under
an agreement with the Clearwater
Timber Company, which will install a
big mill at Lewiston and will guar
antee tonnage of 15O,OOO,OOO feet
of logs year to the railraod.
Survey for the road was made about
two years ago. 1t extends out Of Orc
fino 55 miles, along Ford's Creek,
passing within a mile of Weippe and
with a terminus near a point known
as Headquarters. The present work
OF the engineers, it is understood,
involves placing the engineering work
in shape for the calling of bids. Esti-
mate has been made that rush oper-
ations would be necessary to com
plete the road by the summer of 1927,
when plans provide for completion
of the mill and dam. The estimated
cost of the road is about $3,OOO,OO0.
Appearance of the surveyors has
confirmed the statement of President
Donnelly Of the Northern Pacific, at
Lewiston recently, that. his road and
the Union Pacific had reached an
agreement for construction and that
starting work awaited simply word
from the Clearwater Timber, Company
interests
Mr.. Donnelly said that the agree
ment between the roads provided for
placing the entire branch line of the
Northern Pacific between Arrow and
Sites under jurisdiction of the Camas
Prairie Railfay Company, the latter
to operate the branch into the tim.
Der. The plans involve extensive re-
construction of the Clearwater line
between Arrow and Orofino.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-08-28
Western Washington Fair
SeDtember ri to ~

For the first time In it's history the
Western Washington Fair at Puyallup
will this year be held during Septem-
Der, and the dates selected will be
those of the 21st to 9th. Hitherto
this fair has always been held the
first week in October latter the har-
vest is in; but accepting an invita-
ton this year to membership In the
North Pacific Fair Association Circuit
necessitated setting dates one week
ahead of what has been the usual Gus
tom.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-08-28
Gold Amply Made Up
For Silver Threads

George Gloss, the national secretary
of the Master BARRIERS Association
has recently attracted much public
attention by announcing that BARRIERS
are hereafter to be called chiroton.
sors.
BARRIERS have a dignified profes.
s1on," he declared, "and they merit
dignified name. They will be
known as chirotonsors from now on"
Mr.. Gloss does not lack humor, and
he said to a girl reporter in New York
the other day:
Speaking of hair, I'll tell you a
hair story. It's a story about one of
those old ladies who fall in love with
boys and marry them-like Lady
Randolph Churchill and the Duchess
of Sutherland and Mrs. Patrick Camp.
bell and so on.
We'll, as this rich old lady reclined
in her young husbands arms one eve
ming she murmured:
"'silver threads among the gold,
darling. Darling, don't all these sill
yer threads among the gold make you
regret your marriage?'
{" Not at all, not atall, said the
young fellow, and then he added to
himself:
:" I can put up with lot of silver
threads for the sake of the gold"
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-08-28
Fruit Eroth

Cut up one cup of cooked prunes,
remove from the stones. Add to them
one cup of marshmallows, diced, and
half cup of nut meats. Fold into
this mixture two cups Of sweetened
whipped cream and set away to chill.
This Is an excellent supper dish and
may be prepared in the morning and
left standing all day in the ice-box
Figs or dates or any other solid fruit
may be substituted for the prunes. II
canned peaches or cherries are used,
the liquid should be drained off and
used for sherbets, gelatine dishes or
punch
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-08-28

unheralded and spent a number of
days among old cronies of his pioneer
days of railroad construction in the
Cascade Mountains At Leavenworth
the two took a private train of one
car and an engine, stopping at places
Of interest to Mr. Stevens, who re-
called the engineering obstacles to be
overcome when the line was put
through years ago. At Skykomish
he stopped over night with John Ma
honey, pioneer railroader, who helped
him locate the Great Northern over
the mountains and who still lives
there. The original line surveyed by
Mr.. Stevens was the switchback over
the Cascades that last month was
opened as an automobile highway
from Western Washington to Eastern
Washington.
The picture above was taken while
Mr. Stevens was responding to the
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-08-28

The bronze figure on the statue is
CARRIED in mackinaw, stocking cap and
lumbermen's overshoes, as was Stew
ems on that momentous winter night
when in temperature of 40 degrees
below zero he took his field notes of
his successful pathflnding trip.
John +. Stevens is 70 years of age
Soon after the U. S. entered the World
War, he was sent to- Russia as
chairman of the commission of railway
experts. Later he was made presi-
dent of the Inter-Allied Board to SUI
pervise the railroads in Siberia and
Manchuria Stevens has served in
many ports Of the world. He has
been the recipient Of many honors,
but he declared that the memory of
the winter night of Dec. II, 1889, when
he stood on Marias Pass and realized
that success attended his efforts will
give him greater satisfaction than any
other day in all his career.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-08-28

q. M. Sorenson, manager of the
Lewis Pacific Dairymen's Association,
predicts banner year for his organi-
cation, exceeding that Of 1924, when
the "Darigold" brand of dairy prod
ucts of his institution sold to exceed
81 100000. At present the association
is manufacturing butter, cheese, and
powdered milk, and is also supplying
large quantity of sweet cream daily
to the larger city trade.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-08-28
LONGVIEW TO START
WORK ON NEW PORT

Voters of the Port of Kelso District
in Cowlitz County, Washington,
which includes Longview, Kelso, Car
rolls and Ostrander, have indorsed
by 2 to 1 count Engineer w. j.
Roberts report recommending the
establishment of public port facilities
at the foot of Oregon Way, Longview
Ratification of the report empowers
the Port Commission to issue bonds
up to 1 per cent Of the assessed valua-
ton of the district and to proceed at
once with the work 1t is understood
negotiations will be opened for the
purchase of 4O-acre site on the Co.
lumbia River Members of the com
mission are Robert Barr, Jess Schwarz
and Charles Olson, all residents Of
Kelso. The legal adviser is T. p.
Fisk, Kelso attsrney, and Guy l.. An
derson, traffic manager for the
Longview-Po Portland & Northern Rail-
way, is traffic adviser for the port.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-08-28
gNs3,

the Great Northern
Railway across the
Rocky Mountains in
that territory which
now is known as
G. lacie r Nationa,
Park. Before Stew.
ems found this pass
age way through the
mountains to the
Pacific Northwest
there were only two
NC h pas S a g e s
known through the
roof of the Rockies
in a stretch of 260
miles, one in the
vicinity of Butte
and Helena and the
other north OF the
Canadian boundary.
A 6 an d s o n of
"the man on the
monument" j o h n
Frank Stevens III,
nau the unique dis
tinction Of pulling
the cord that un-
yelled the bronze
statue. He is a
major of cadets of
Shattuck Military
Academy of Mime
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-08-28
English Women and Suffrage

English men vote at the age of 81,
but women must be 80 and must be
householders or the wives Of men who
are qualified electors. These condi-
tions deprive of voting five million
women who would be eligible If there
were suffrage equality. If these five
million women were added to the cleo
torate there would be two million
more women voters than men.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-08-28

Your baby's photograph will give
you lasting pleasure. Have his pic
ture taken by the photographer at
Lothrop who knows how to bring out
your baby's best smile and dimples.
425 Walker Bldg, cor. University and
Second Ave-, Seattle.-Adv.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-08-28


The department Of business control
of the State of Washington at Olym-
pia has placed an order with Eastern
Washington hay growers for 1,545
tons of first and second cutting alfalfa
to supply the need of the herds at
the six state institutions, and the
Western Washington Experiment Sta
ton at Puyallup. This hay order will
total an expenditure of $29,612.5O. 1t
would be good idea for the state to
own good big farm on this side of the
mountains where it could grow enough
hay to supply its west side institu-
tons. The state has plenty of cheap
help.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-08-28
Unveil Statue of John F. Stevens

OF in t e + g s t to
many railroad men
in the West was the
unwilling Of t h e
! monument to John
ran k S t e v e n s,
noted railroad en-
gineer, at Summit,
Montana, in t h e
r 0 C k y Mountains,
on July 81.
+, Mr.. Stevens was
one of Mr.. James j.
Hills right hand
men as Chief En-
gineer of the Great
Northern Railway,
and located the line
through the Cont
mental Divide in the
R o C k y Mountains
and also over the
Cascade Mountains.
Following the I'M
v eilin g, accom-
panied by Mr.. A. FL.
Hogeland, who until
recently was Chief
Engineer of the
Great Northern, but
now in charge of
construction work
in Ore g II, Mr..
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-08-28

Lately a rattlesnake was found near
Coffin Rock, close to the city Of Long
view Since rattlesnakes are non
residents of Western Washington, OBJ
serves the Bee-Nugget, the presump-
ton is that this one must have floated
down the Columbia River from some
place east of the mountains.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-08-28

bad habits are like a comfortable
bed-easy to get into but hard to get
out of."-Trotty Week.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-08-28

Johnny-"Teach says we owe our
good characters to heredity. What's
heredity?"
Mother-"Its what you get from your
father and mother"
Johnny)"Oh, l suppose spankings
do help"
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-08-28

Happiness grows at our own fire.
sides, and is not to be picked IN
strangers gardens"
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-08-28


We may live without poetry. music
and art;
We may live without conscience and
live without heart;
We may live without friends; we may
live without books,
But civilized man cannot live without
cooks.
He may live without books-what is
knowledge but grieving?
He may live without hope-what is
hope but deceiving?
He may live without love-what is
passion but pining?
But where is the man that can live
without dining?
Owen Meredith.