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THRFF TRAP HFR .THEY STILL SING ABOUT MOTHER
SCHOOLS MANY
. i
Over Half of High Schools
in Oregon Have That j
'Nmuber or Less. j
rlVKRNTY OK OUEGON. Bu-
Beno, Ore. (tfpnolul), Over half of
the IUkU iboo' In Onxou U'tvc
three teachers or lead, unit In many
o( these the toucher are mailed ;
down with on hiii o olm ciioj
a day. while per cojVtiv costs of In-1
RtruvVlon. rJH na hlffU.ua t'-f07 per
pupu 3l more than the per cap
ita., cow. in I'ortlaii.l. hro tlic
hlghoal Kalaplen of the, kUvle are
paid. t
This la Oic alarming comllllun '
revalfj, in u, study tuadu hy a,!
couimute. of- educutuj'H who. dur-
trig lU past (ok month, have
mailt o. detailed. Invent iKutlon uu-1
der tho dlrccUou ol Hit- mato de-,
partihent .p'f- education,, and. with'
th cooperation, of the I'aJverKiiy
of. Oregon. If. t. Sici-ioa, pri.rca-1
nor of .duration ot lUc university, '
wan chairman o( the group, oilier
niettib.Rra.af which were J. 1". Ham-,
llton, superintendent of rnliooK
Newborn: H: K.- Toblo, principal o
stayloiv hUjli petiool: Josinh, yiUm ;
superintendent'1 Ot ycliuolii, 1'ol.k t
county;. and J.. M. (iurgviw. assist-j
une'aUite. superintend nt.
Standardization an. I lili .li rl ;i- i
lion o(" 111 proKliim Of (itudieK la ,
th.i greatuM (actor ' In remedying '
the... tdluallo.tv these men believe,;
and, they huve worked, out spccinc.
pUvm for one, "two,, . and three-;
tuarhur high hcUuouV. . 'J'liese have,
beui p'.ib,llalicd aad uiny he obtain-'
ed . from' the ntale department of.
education. ' - '
m Tlu' two-year' -ptrotfram la utilised '
to' ft luteal eMupt, In ibvae Pla.is. !
Vaiier ililM plan, a,ll lhaaiibjccui &i u
net fTlvea each, year. Uut spread out
Otet two. yearn. Ihua culling dona
tb Dumber givcu iuJi i. uud.
nbirylnc lh cutw ruU, TIiua one
yux uihIi. optonore and." Junior!
wauli) Uvkw algebra, aud tlio n.ox.1 ;
ymp,, aiudwitta In , Ihe, Maine two
years, would Uike geometry, olimW
InaUng Urn njjceasliy of giving: l-otl' '
of .tlunui. subjects both yearn. The.
aoliuil number or aulijcola, tuughl
can, ! necessary t be . reduced to
Xr for .l '
another Hid In H?h Uui thn problem,
abcorvUm; t,o the cgnmUue. Sub
ject teivcllriy to coll entiuiico
LA GKAN Ubl KVKNINU UUSh'KVlSK, lA GKA.NDE, OKli.
By Oscar Hitt South Dakota's
G. 0. P. Rumpus
Livens Politics;
Wednesday, April 16, 1930
I'Vlt CA.RR.ltl PARCU I IriuiMITRlM' vAm- i X.
( POST 'M MAtV-OROESJ. J I 1NU. t0'T ?ER6tT, ' N .
C-TA.l.Q&UtS TO-0Af,'fllU J BQUWTTKEn I ! fZn&S X
' 2 I'VE QlCTt HARD itK14 t. 1AT , ftSvWjf v
: V : y . V AOAIhH WORE ,
'a DAY IM A MAIL-:' : , , . , . ' "wJd;:..
'Fasr Schedule
I For L7. P. Trains
PIERHK. s. D. AP) William
Ilonry Mcilafitcr, fininhinj? out hLs.
. finst term as a lnitel Htatoa Hoim- j
lor from Kouth Dakota, is the con-
trr of u r'ptiliit-an paity Hfubb: i
ovt-r hi i-andlilacy for renonkina-1
tion nt the primary May 6.
One wiiiR ot the parly has srum- '
)iWt that he 1m not un "altniui.stra- i
tlon repuhllfttD.' Tho oppoviilonl
to hit aUKnintfiU with, the rpuhlV-!
can tnUi'iH-nuoniM in th senate, j
partk'.ilurly on thu tariff, grew to ;
1 1 tip point where iho cUMfuitisfied
' hi line folks bi oiiKht OlH ((onfe i
"I.'anforth, Sioux Kails auornoy. it
. oppo.se Me. Mart
tlon. !
t .
j S uth Dakota thim raLsv-s for w(
A DAY IM.A MAtL-
IS L'.JO Toe A. P mu IlriuUa KIbh Ktn.4
Trade Leaders
To Seek Cures
For Depression
!V. It test tuul I 1-3 per cnt to
! the abortion teat. CV the i&u. herd
; tenl.d all bill IC.t! pr cepj,
J free, flout Infection.
Hy 1.. A. Iliiiidiy
(Alwoi'luled 1'ie.HH Stuff Writer) I
WASIIINdTON (AT) American :
ImhiKlry will tnkir Hloi'k in WiPU
hurtlrt.eH U untl what It4 future luay
be In the post mock nmrkct cruKU .
era.
The accredited and factual rep- j
reioihtni ivea of i.uoo.uoo American
i
"Thinking of Mtrial"
' TIip :r.iy ntnttor of the hrnin, nr
whpl scientists mil ihe corux. docs
the thUikliitf. This is n thin Inyer
from one-tenth tn onc-nunrtor ot
an Inch thick, sprend ovor the stir-
fuc of the uppir part or
bruin.
Mh-meiu by popular vota the kuihv 1.
! issue of republicanism that spilt!
.the Keitato Into "regulars" ami "in-
lipehdenu;" (hut kU tw tho Mown- j.
, eoln-t jhra.s:. "sous of wild jutit-.
; as.e.' and that whisked coutcol
of the tariff hill from undt-r the
nos.-K of the old Kuurd.
..The "ailministratlon" ropuhKcans
have drawn up a platform and the'
two Ktoupa aro irolnff risht aftnr
.each other. AleMasnr's voting In
;tho senate hai not pleased sunK' Of.
, his constituents for sonic lime. His
' vte against confirming Charlen
jKvans lhtphs as chh-f justice of
Uho irultcd States started the
search for an opponent.
J In the democratic ranks another
: split appears.
1 CJovernor W. J. Hulnw apparent
ly had cli-ur safiing for his party's
. nomination for the si-mito mitU ihc
staled attorney general. In a hank .
jiiitf department invesiitnition n-- ,
; !ort, requested removal of the
' sypurintendent of banks.
Itulow's refusjil to act upon tho ;
requt aroused tlio Ira of some j
'democrats. At. a rump democratic i
j convention, James K. MeN.iinara of
i Huron was nominated to ortose '
! tho Kovornor. -
South Dakota is intensely inter-!
j ested in tho republican lipht for j
. tho nomination for cavern or be- '
tne f cause a woman is one of five can- I
j didates. She is Mish Gladys Vylo, 5
now secretary of stntc.
! Tho slate's threo rcpreHonta.tives :
! all republicans oek reiiominn.- !
You Remember the L!Ur
you often s rtfrl will.
nioutl. you would Uk to fc : h but
vou'H !o nflen w incHibeP of
the Untler sex with a mouth ymt d
Le t(t slap.-CiucIi.nati Knnuir!-.
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EMPLOYMENT
CONDITIONS
SOME BETTER
rOHTI..Nl. le.. Apr. 13 A
lisht Uul.roveiuent In genera 1
plocmeut condltiona-iu the I h.
Lrthwesl Ium been noted . u U,
the p;,Ht ten day according to he
,. i. i ..imker Sew.
re much heller on
olhein, but ll "11 ot ineuv
are moi-e -men than jobs.
I ...... ,.l .. r.n -..Kll...,.,,.l n.,1 nf IllC K llMHn CJIMLOt
for the nouilnn-i ,,.,.,' .,,., ,.. ,,, ..,.,.,. ,.., ,,, ,,,i omiilro af Wnshlng-
Umlle.1. ervinc the Tacific Niu-th-! ton ::ui Idaho, tho nawiuill indtm
e. h- ..In....).- b...... reduced i.r ..or. kii active- art it was ten
' I'OliTI-A.SO. Ore., Apr. 1". (AP)
Knjifcr passenger Fchedules af
fecting three li'.lon I'neiric pas
senger truinK between fhli'ago
and I'allfoinia, will go into ef
M mi duue I. U was announred
I04b.y by A. S. Kdmonds, assistant
Irafrie manager of the l'nj:jn I'a
ciiic Mtciu. Itunning time of the
ei fare (lvei land Uiulled. which
run: between f'hlcago anil A
gele. will be rvduceil one and one
half, hours westlMjunt! and fifty
Ulinute cnst.bonnu. Itunning time . ti-ict
tut the l.os Angeles Limited and
Han Krnuciscu l.iuiited will be r
days ago, a number i.r night shift,
having been retifjved ajid evenii .
planin clocvd iluwn. IcHiporarUy, i
tne Klaujjith district d largo' niiii )
Imt or vawuilUn, w hich ixca tututtr '
closed all winter, are how eatthjv
iut. th ujuuver' cutting rU(
and .'he Willie holda tru-ef t.
lulond Kiliplro.
.'ir loggiitg la fully na uctlvo .
It hnr- bcon at' nay tluie thla yeoj ' ,
with most of tho larger. cantPH ij .
operation. . . .'
HUhwny work Ik at lreaenl oi.
ploying a large, number of ta4
(lellvivil cuaaiructloa 1 sla
tli'iii it wis. last springs , . .
Ilalhoada aro lUring some uie'
for j.tru gang .and cnnslructim
crewit, and thure Is a nuutU deinau.,
for agvlculttual help, ,
11 is pidnted out that, fob'
turnover Is very low.
l'ho inoveiueiil of m.en , frott
city to elly and from diHti'let t
district, weltlna work, hu begua
. in earnest.
one hour and fifteen minutes
w est b. uud.
QOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
oooooooooooooooooo
At The
oooooooooooooooooo
Coffee Shop
oooooooooooooooooo
For Lunch
w : ..v.? V .r: . bnimHS men, eontrolltUK an eti.,i
uiaied "it per cent of the counlry'Hi
of tho course, with tho practical,
more definlleij uHefu,! mibJ'-ctH In
tjjfl first two years. . Another phaso
of tho slluailpa which needs at-
yfkh. refr,'c to tho teuchor'n
trWilnr (n tU. tmutltor achooia tho
tpacUer. Is often cultod on to teach
in four op flvo different field, la
till of wldch ahe can hardly expect
o bo -export. ' .
Natiunal JtUo.vdetviiitntf eonijuiuy
litdiihtrlal and commereinl employ-.,' ;- , , ',,
tnent. will make lh.. surv... at the Mvlodles: . I'onccrt; W;
.... i ... kA.i.,,r nr .hum ' phony hott.: .-S:J0. Amo and
tentlon I. the asslgalnv of .ubjocu of com,M(tm , lh0 , n.,J j Aa.ly; a. Memory . lne; , 9:lo,
"Wiiafa Ahead- for ilusln. HS n....NU..n.a t.'oncrl, orch.es-
l.el s Kind Out';" 1st the slogan of '
the iritthct'lmr that will brine tt.UUO '
,l....e..,l,. r,... ...ere s,ell., of I1 Og lain :
Kiiunlfi' I'nnyl.lnrliii' I tn tiiiij I tin
mooim i nearded the, most! "K1" "'tt-"K"l prognini;
Important In the hlslory of tho ' li dance ntusiu. . ,
chnjubeiv . ' Titeoina :
The scoro of more departmental: ; KVl ( 7 1 0 : 7:uif to 9. silent: !i,
KathetiiiKK. as noil as the general .HS; musical pruKtum; luiUti,
Hi sslons, ha,o beon uiOKkituimcd to-ns; 12 to 1. (CK'Ui.
brtii: out ait pti-sailble iafoi yiation ' uut l fit 5
rejeardinjr tho full and rise of iu, ; . . T. . H V. . .
tMMNMO. :(IIM.rv duHnir .)... few t.m.l.lo. lvJ' - t ..vMIVCn-
ttueta; S:yOv MK ; a, vurieltes;
! Keeping Friend
! . The best way to keep your j tion, Hoynl C Johnson, second din.
I fritiiU Is never lo owe them uny-;trict. is the only one. with Qppo-
I Hilitv aad never to lend litem any- sitlon at the primaries. Toiu Xvies
Huui:.-l harks ram cie KocK 'of Kre.leriek seeks lo rpiaee him.)
(17'.-1S?1). "Unitimo tmx trois j ... . . ..--.. j j
t'uloiles.
Odd Plaat .
'.. The phtid corul root has neilher
nwit wor leaves, beiny j clusu r of i
. utideruromid stems and nu upright t
' hi'aiieU whk-h bi a few inches liiyh
and. hears a uiindier of purplish !
t liowers. !
t 'ohm :1.1a, - Uroudrxstinic systi'm
3') to S. . natioi,il .
lu-uji fioiH Washington: s. Merry- f
OFFICE
CAT
MAI4 MJIH RIO.
By Junius
B! AUTiSEPTIC- ZEMO S
If itcliinff, burning skin makes life
unbearable, quickly apply Zemo, the
soothing, cooling, invisible family
nntiscptic. Thousands find thatZemo
lirings swift relief from Itching, helps
to draw out local infection and re
store theskin tonormal. For 20 years
7emn h:is heon elearini? nn skin, rfr
leans were befim in lili. Only ( ieving pimples, rash and oilier ijlda
Kiiinll. carihci dikes of iron. 4 io u irritatipns. Never bo without it. Sold,
fcot In heiirbt were then iHvcsiiry ever'where 35c, tiOc aod 1.00.
tn ciuimiA lite river at fined lime.
. Eftxlicit Levee
The first levee beilt -f Xew Or-
. ONK SKCI.KP OT Sl NKSH IS
TO (JO OKI- WIIKIEK NO IVS 12
lvNOWA YOU AND I'UKTKND
THAT Y Ot ? AM Ol "STK D TO
' SOMKTHINO VV HKK K Y O i:
lUMl', KlfcOM".
His try during iho U few trouble
so mo months, and thu lesnoji.t
learned VJicrefrouu
Tjhw delegates, coiwttquctttly, are
i oe v V d to rv l u r n ho t jwi am umI
with facts and fiKures ner lviiru
available, to cqnUnuu the uiieuditur
war atrainst prlodic depression.
Krom tbi lips of Julius U. Mar-
nes, VHKidvut Hoover's qhol- to
When styh-M ratkMl for shorter head Hlabllizatiou work for Industry
and KhorUr "klrts, all iht was Hf(.r nwirkt hr.k, the
leuulred to kcp up with the pro- Ufiini.M Im,n w(Il )liir wIa. proir-
eejdon wos a pulr of scissors. u.Hii hlus b,,on lnU(Kt ln ,ht.'lom.
Now, u umv HklrUs required. months since the atuhlllxutlon com-
' ' mission went to work,
.The. prln.. for tUo inot xeltab)e whether orKaiilred American
ni)IK of the, month KO.M to the business similar IO that aecotn-
n.n,w;ho burst blood vessel whilH piiHttci . h Jloover- body may
ri - - - - ri ii-i ii r r ri
pLtylnj; a ptln of noiltalre.
bo decided at the nieetlnjf.
. Johes Woll Uobby, how do you
II kn your littto b. other?
Hobby H Isn't a ht.y. It'fl a
JflH.
'. Jonfs Your father told me this
in urn In It hhs u boy uurl 1 ku1
he. known. " . '
Hotinywi unw U'hii wlrl bocaus county the first county of th
i iw, tnenr puiuuk powner on u mid uf th
Ttiw mornuuf
j
v Ottly uiavrivik nuna shuuhl bo
M-hvtcxl to make lhco rndurnnce '
fllahtii. Tlwi- itiv um"0 to beJiifT
hp lu tho ikU iost of the time. I
Ho ad River Hopes
To Clean-up Herds
HOOD ItlVKU. Ore. (A !') A !
Ikiri for , mukuw Hvd ttivvr
stale
country to be entirely
twe from both Infectious abortion
'U:l&. ofchvsi.ni: XI. bo ud of
Air.
' ' . - - MmUIc -
KJ-U tiJ7M: (5, orao, laiUon-v
I s.tophvn tonot; S, eunoect:. W
suuvliinn- tuuffi nMt ; 11, diinee o?
; chesfru. UevvUi-ns.
r KH; (Mid: f, NBC; 1:30. Niht
in F'arls: lt. Klt.: HKlS. danoe
I bi'inl; 1 1. requests.
I Iros Anelei .
J VVX (KiOv): ?. musical pro
iKrain:, 10 to 1, dance music'
t KKl C4u); T. NlH": S:3u, con
i c rt i nsermUle: y:3". orchestra;
, iu:n. dance fiyvuic.
I RIU (you): -.ympiony oivhes
Ltra; 7:30. drania; if. t'l, 9:80,
Kkood plrt,ures; 1 U, news, dance
miule; to lt fTKHn.
ItiH.hiiUt
KGW tt2"): 1:30, KIK'; 3:30,
i futiiiue; i'K CvcH and SaH;
f lt:ljt, hteo biind; l to 12. orrfuu
i lecltal.
j KKX (1KSU: S. novelty pro-
Kivms. soimn; lu, Thomas,
,' Iddllor Yot have nitdo your
h'to too hotheaded,. X nm afraid.
V Writer -What da you nuun?
; lidltor Ho has a lantern kiw i iviitionn to
lo begin with, ana hln whole face
is lit up. Hh cheek flamed, ha
Hve u burninK Klatice. and then.
bUuK i:h umth and bulllnK
with ruK h ailminliitered n
teorrhlntf rebukf,
A hon-pe-oked. huahand H one
Kho bMIfVM inttrrlAKV lll never
U a iiiccetM until tha plrU change
vfir dt.oltlofu aung with their
native whn they $o to the altar.
I'hotoKmpher you ward a
hvre r u sovU picture?
lf--.V MiutU ae.
I'borapitee-Vicn cl your
inouvt)-
Te nu knoAtn nptile Ik tU
ruUXfOCMv. Tlmt'tj Ihvuiiw htf qn '
ooly aiivertles, hut ileJlvora the j
fioi-Qrt. t
and bovlim tubrculost.s ban been W'WH" lour; l-u;jy'
approved by tho state livestock ! U:lo. Midnhl m;.
:uiltary lioard at tho iviuest of a ' 11,4
daiiymen'M committee. j Oiikhuid)
Tim dnlrymon of IhLn county 1U.X (S$o: V. newa. niuido: 9.
hd by Counly Auent .. t. Mnr- ' KMp V hyuaiHi 1 liawullans: ll.
ble have proKroR-M-d to this polpt dftne m,u.sje.
In less tlian u year th t lit j. Kf (T90V: Q. NIU': 11 to 12.
Iiik was done only laHt June, dance orohtm.
make the county u Sun PranoLsco
KI0 tuS'O: T, popular mudc;
muxieal episode: S;3t'. irilon or
Chesira; 9, I'ecll and Salty; 9:S0.
violin: It1 to 1 1, dune musle.
KKI: (QlO: CUS; 10. 1'rank
W.ttanabc; JO: 10 to l. dance
muji.
free urea were HlKued last Novem
ber by the owner of 09 per cent of
tho ussvsMcd. cattle, of the county.
With only loi) more .Mtile to he1
i Aled, the roflult.i ih far shov
that of the 1SM coltle t-Med Only;
S of one pt-r cent rei.eted to the '
WOOD REDUCED
For the next SIXTY DAYS
I WILL SELL
GREEN CHAIN WOOD$3.00 PER LOAD
DRY CHAIN WOGD--$4.O0 PER LOAD
CALL MAIN 151
FRANK CLEAVINGER
211 Depot St.
oooooooooooooooooo
" Crowded booths and
counter during the
lunch hour in the Suc
ajavveii Coffee Shop
indicates the popular
ity of the fifty-cent
luncheon, there every
day. A well-balanced
menu and quick-attentive
service combines
to make the lunch
hour ideal in. this su
perior hoteL
A la carte service,
tooi if you. wish. A
modern fountain our
own pastries a. com
plete meal or the mod
est portion for those
who- would diet. Eat
ing at. the Sacajawea
is always pleasant, sat
isfying. oooooooooooooooooo
Sacajawea
Inn
oooooooooooooooooo
"POINTS THE WAV TO
HHTTKll T1UNUS."
oooooooooooooooooo
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12 Volt Battery
for Dodge
$12.15
For Hudson,
Oakland,
Chrysler
$10.65
AUTOMOTIVE
ELECTRIC CO.
21 Greenwood
Phone M-52Q
AC'liOKS I'ltO.M I,. V. WKKKS,
CHUYSI.KR DKAI.V.U.
Miss Majestic Contest
VOTE COUPON
Good for 100 votes for credit of
M :
Address -
When properly filled out and deposit
ed in ballot box at the Arcade Theater
Good from A pr. 16 to Apr. 23,
URGES LIBRARIES FOR BLIND
- . Mouli'a Kkiou
' " I'll. Hro.4i.fl "coimw ll.we"
n w iiMiry i m. u i, aunt j
m tvor. , elll "li n.u.M
Ubte h.i-uuii. he mli.t.-.l laid
coin, and Hie eoi.per in Iheui a, I
i.pauie m ine uiuj'j noje and
0 oiher prujectlny p:irl.- ve-
Ctolt .KK.
Troal Lot "WilJoe,."
Trout kepi iu h.iieiu-rlra nut II
'I Iiy are l i.reiciu Ini lir long l.w.
tkelr wllij Instinct, and so ttheii
pJ.utvtl In urcam or lukc become
! prry io preilatory fllie
.n yotyig trout planted t a
uiall.r tlze.
Helen Kel:r (rigbt). rjmoot blind lecturer. apaeard recenli,
btlore .hooce committee In Washlnjto, tq ura. eUUI hmt.. o
I,l,r"" lor h""d tl.roogheut th country. Rp. Rulh Piatt
(.elt) Introduced bill lor eitablithmtnt of libr.riaa.
f lueMounlain
S S 3os1 try il: once
o and you'll agree 5 .
g a Tis food for all
3 Ihe family- 0
. DlUt MOUNTAIN CREAMCRY CU
is &-irJ v 'w a
a w m
RECIPES M'j
FREE KM J
Josepbine -E. WrliM. I ll f If
leucer of mory. k, t I (Jl
uppU4 Tro-Bln wltk l !
inui, of box own ft- r l r fill
if
' 1
W
VMIU Vanned.
in the Batter
makes a big improvement in the quality and
flavor of your cakes, for instance. Just so
does milk baked into. Tru-Blu Graham Crack,
ers add much to their excellence.
First. . . . ... . .HONEY
c4nd Jv(piy....MILKS
Ever since 1923 Tru-Blu Graham Crackers
have ben sweetened with pure honey. Today,
further improved by the addition of milk-
Tm-Blui
MILK and HONEY
nuns
are their own best recommendation of all that
a really fine Graham Cracker should be.
ASK FOR THEM BY NAME
AT YOUR GROCERS
hjous rtctpes. A bandy
booklet of th jU
Vo given yon toy yquc
trocer. It bis supply,
la axhaosW writ tft
nes,rui bracl of
TRU BLTy BISCUIT
Spokwit, PorUud,
or Sfliitla
0 Jj