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Saturday, June 14, 1930
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PLANNING I'EATK Let u. thereore follou- after the lhinxe
which make for -nrt. nn.t iltin wlierewiih line may eiliry
anolher. Hemim 14:1'j.
Only a Dad
On-ty dad. with a tired face
t Ynuing home frtmt the daily rare,
Bringing little of gold or fame
To how how well he has played
the gum e. :
lint giad in his heart that bin own !
rejoice
To ftt him come and to hear hi
voice.
the furui.Hhit.KK and, ""art bhj.-ci In j
hi j ia!at iiuuet. -
The rooj..K In -which he held hi '
court,; KKiMliy lurrii-,),. .J jth ft
bizarre mixture of J'erMian. fhi- ;
in', Uiiwiian KnglUh und Ut-rnian
dropping hwv. I.en converted in- i
to a museum. There the I neat pro-
h lariat ,muy oiiiething or the
extravagance and luxury in which!
the ruler- of liokhara lived in, th;
paM. !
Ml sic Ti:.niKits to .mi:kt
Only n dad. of a hrood of four.
On of -1 H.inrO.rttiM uifii or more.
I'loddfng along in the dally strife,
iteming ihe whips and tin m-urns
of life
With never ;i whimper of pain or
hate
For the sikt- of thoe who at home
await.
lad. neither rich nor proud.
one of the purging crowd,
.-.riving, from day to day,
wh;it-vi-r may come hi
only a .
Merely
Toiling,
l-'aclng
way;
Silent, whenever the harsh con
demn. And hearing It all for the love of
I hem.
Only a dad. hut he given his all
To smooth the way for his chil
dren Mitall.
Inline, with cotir.tge stern and
Friin,
The deeds that hi father did for
him.
Thi ix the tine thai for him,' 1 pen.
Only a dad, hut the best of men.
I et roit Free I 'I
A schoollxys definition of pranite is a finit.
synonym for early cantaloupe.
It's a cood
STORMS OVER
TWO STATES
FATAL TO
SAl,KM. Ore.. June 14 (AD
The fifteenth .tnnu.il convention (
the Oregon Music Teachers aso
eiation will open here Monday
mo.rninir for a two day session, with
Mrs. Clifford Moore. jf l'ort'and. ;
ian- president, pre.-iditiK.
Speakers at the convention will .
he Uavtd Kcheetz-Crai;. editor of
"Music and Sruicians;" Carl Den- i
ton. of Portland ; C. A. Howard.
slate superintendent of public in
struction: David Caniphell, of Port
land; Arthur I.oardman. of the :
S-hool of Music at the lniverity '
of reon: Ir. C. I.. Sherman. f
Willamette University; Glenn U. ;
Woods, 3upervbi-r of mtiie in the :
Oakland. Cah, m hools; and Ir. V.
I:. Anderjom. tf Oregon Aurlcul-
tural eoHejte.,
Spopt
Slants
Xlan J.Gould
LOW HUSH IXtXVMi: TAX
DII.WVS IIIUI ISIl JKIM.V
in-
(Continued from Paee Ooe)
Dear old dad will come in for his share of honor tomorrow, j f.,r v ,llMin ,. lri(.r f1rll(..
which will be nationally obsen'ed as Father's day. This has ;mr nn.i the ijoii. t phi..- were
lieconie an annual custom and dads the country over will 1 J' '''' H ,-11MMlf ,
receive special tribute Sunday, at family reunions, in the The r&or or ih- iir.mrtar.i ho-
- rl ill K.-HI ri;iit Wils bli.wn off
churches and in the hearts of the nation.
COMEBACKS
People like a good "comeback." Many an unpopular cham
pion in the realm of sports has won the idolutry of the public
by staging a spectacular comeback.
Baseball fans will never forget that historic resurrection
of Babe Ruth a few years ago after the wise-acres had told '
the world the bambino was through.
; ami -;irri.-.l :iir:ilnst Ihe front of
, the SMMlrily State Lank 1'lliltlintr.
Ifun.lrt-'l f lr-fs were Mown
down In Ihe nwt et-tlon of the
ciljr. le.-tnnp: down ' 'Wires nnl
Mocking jI revt!'.
Thetulorc. Iverson. nmonr; the
Injured nt-ur M.enomonle. Mihl he
! was no! ;iv;ire of the storm until
I he ran- :t car lilt.wn pant Jli will-
. (low. He anl his wife prott-eted
j their three ehiMren as a tove felt
The comeliack the bovs who follow the hoi-ses are talking IT h"";1"'1 "'
, . . , . .... A i e. .... . . B w,r'' l at the Dunn
iilxwt today is yiat of Earl Sande, the jockey, who won the 1 -..unty a lum.
countiy's two most important horse races this vear in one ! Two E.ird units, the
of the most dramatic returns to the stellar role the world or Hil ""i'nr"" and ""he
has ever witnessed. Sande, who prior to this season had 1 mi. rompany h. or the
ridden 942 winners, laid an 11-year jinx by winning the" JJl". L
Preakness this year as one act.in his sensational comeback. ii"er within an hour of when
T.OQolnll toms !UVO o oo of ctoerinn, um.ko.1.. K.. I '"l"in- MS eulled.
hollies were u .
ing from the cellar to the top in their league standings, and J """sed and fcveml huwinejij es.
comehncka ma nntnnknown in iKitirs. CAffuvA Pinohnt " P'n,um woro Only
recently won the republican nomination for governor in j
re.-idfnees were unharmed.
UlIiMN (AP)-r-The low
come tax, of the Free State as
com fa red with Knifland, especial
ly with the recent addilion to the
Kriti-h tax in the Snowden huduet.
has led to the h e that many
wealthy Iri.-hmen w ho moved to
Kntrland when the Free State was ; .
established will cunte hack to ! It will he Uritaiu's turn to Vtke
rhin. 1 ui thv attack, to the tune of the
; Wturiu of the Green, when Sir
Yh Aiiii-rhttM boys mid jsirhs
h..e U en dinjr pretty well in the
o;f .n-I tennis rife on freitrn
ft liU. furnishiii? two of Ihe hK
wlnneis in Helen Will .Moody and
i;I:y Jones: luo runnerK-up In
t oilett and Hiff Hill Tiiden.
Tho Jtritish (.i-n tfolf. the
'ip)-.ini;ti. Cup and Davis flip ten- j
nis contets still are to he Kvi(ld
ht-fon- the ; rinir invanlon in clos
ed. There is a: least a fihtin
chart.- in the lkavh. flip skirmish.
JI the l;.ys ran eel pa.-t Hie Klirn
jo'mii Xone winner, which prohably
will he Australia, and if Kill Til
den lejoins the color for anoUier
joust wi;h thf I'rench. ...
Henri I'uchet happeus to ho the
m.in oiisiacle to any advance hy
I iicle S.tm net artiM. Henri is
nr. ceriain lu he a double-winner
in any lavis fup battle as Tiiden
ued lo he. in his prime. That
leave.- no other alternative hut to
win the remaining three matches,
if the cup is to change hands.
Kven with J.at'o.ste aliment from
the French fold, this H.ssiKnment
is no lead-pipe cinch for the I'. S. ;
A. or any other challenger. j
!01d Red Shirts i
j Hold Spotlight ;
With Mussolini
I lly flud'Miu lluulcy 1
J ( Aniated I'res Sti-.ff Writer),!
j KI.OKK.Vt'K. Italy t-M'J Hed-
shirt ed vetenili.s of Garihuidi's
I rampaiK"-- w ea rinp s.ji.are-i izur-
e.1 "forape cajs ' si r;kitu:l in i- r
; t those used ! union soldiers in
the eivil wr, were centers of at
j inifiion seeond 'iily to II 1 Hue
j him"if M u?vsoiii'i'.s h-ccjh "in-
SSrn ihrouyh the provinces.
At everv hiir nn eliiiL.- in Ihe mil
, lie ,u.tr.'s. and at the mammoth 1
' military review here, the rifled
' octoger.artans were in evidence. j
iteiii: moni.y ui stiiniy ,ie.i.ti:i f
ck. thfv trutlce.j hy twos and '.
threes ..Ion,; w iih the your.i;iers :
of the Hlack Shirt militia, t.tku.n I
all the dut ar.d heat. Only a few
of ihem consen:td to
anti ii any memoer o: a uu-ai re-j
ceptioti committee hud so much j
as dar-d offer them an ainouio- (
Idle he would have had a duel on
his hands.
They all turned out in uniform.
their red clad hre-tsts heavy
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National Itrn.ulcastinjr .: 6:15.
popular program: .Sunday at
rieth I'ark'-r's: 7:15. Salon orches-
ifh i ira: K feature program;
ItroadcasL over 1.T. KFIK, KH.j.
l.. Ansflfs
Kill (9M): a. riiS; in, news.,
dance music: 12 to 1, otan.
KNX t, jfymphony; S, one-ncj.
playlet ; S;3. J.uhoviskl violin
choir; S. male quartet, feature;
1( to. 12. dance music. (
Oak la ml
Kl.X s. imiKical proprams; in,
dance music.
Snu I'nuu-lsco
KlC) (HSu): S, musical pro-,
grapi.s; I", dance music.
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Hide; 1 to 11. concert
.adcast over KGO, KOA.
KtJW and KFI
Itioadcastinir system:
orchestra, soloists; y,
1M. ensemhle: 11.
h-.tst over K.KX. .KJU,
The -normal tax In Knuland is
now 50- per cent hiphv'r than the
Saorstat rate and the super tax is
also consldei-a.dy lower here.
Moreover there is "no Immediate
Hiospect of increased taxation fn
Ireland. The hudget for the com
lusr year show a deficit of rough
ly IS. 7 r.'Molo tn a total income of
$ 1 Jl.Sf.o.oo". hut the excess ts re
garded as larsely abnormal and
will he raised hy horrowinj; nther
than hy increased taxation.
w km wi:i:k iiu:iicti:ii
SAN FHA.Vt'ISCO. June H i
(AT) The weather outlook fori
the week hr cinnintf June 15 is
Kiven a fidluws:
-. Far Western States The out-!
look is for fair weather with hish .
temperatures fn the interior, and ;
fo;r aloiiff the coast. !
Military Queen
Pennsylvania after several years of virtual political exile CLARENCE KINC
that followed his first administration in that office, during IS II E L D CU
which the voters of that state denied him honors accorded
to all governors before him. (vniinu.-i r
Perhaps that conwnon sympathy for the under dog has v.,:i
something to An with ir i J me
UILTY
PftKO One)
pleaded guilty to second
munler ehurues and were
1 sentenced lo J'i years in the slate
! penitentiary at Walla Walla. The
j Vaughn jury was out six hours.
STAND BY OLD GLORY
Officially "the Flag of the united states," reproducing; SI;VII v , TO'lv(.
literatim a portion of the original resolution creating the; w.m.i.a wai.i.a. w..h . "j.mo
flag, is 151 yeai-s of age todar. It is a curious feature that: 14 ' A,' iit.-rt viikinn.
whoever penned the resolution capitalized "nag" but not the SrWX'" uu.J- 'I
name of the nation. The flag adopted by the Continental :
day as sentenrrd to linnpr Frf-
Congress on June 11, 1777, was an evolution from previous j ZmunTnZZ
devices employed to denote the unification of the Colonies!'"'1"'"1 fr,u" "'
convietion was
in a common cause. Nor has the flag- renmined as created ! ri'v,'iVVil
OVPOnt J1S if invnK'OC Pilr.ii2 cl i-!nne ntA ofs.iKi 1 1 1,...
vvivi.i, owspt-o UllVt taal.-.. jl llrt, U I Ul U I 1 1
gone repeated alterations, though "13 stripes alternate red i
and White m a fivlm-p mul Ihn lni,n "hiio ; 1,1, , r;i,i' .
adds a star for every new state. While time has made neces- Jih'ir'ity' ..V"! ov,'.', i!''k roy'l!
nry auamons, m genoral ai)i)eaiaiice it s st the flno- i.f '" imhuic insiiiuiiuna. ih,
me flays of the Involution.
Tie flag is the emblem of our national unity.
WO.MK V Hot st;i
LV I.X-I:1IH s IIAKKM
.'MtVl.'t UlllhOI- II.. )n.v l.irn.,.1 .1...
'pulin- iif Hi., fnrmor ICiiitr or Hok-
liiirn. n.p mi i-.MI,. tn AfKlmnlftan,
merely so much bunting, nor a variety of colore. Its stripes j Tir "" """,i"iv
&ynitH)iizc the beginnings of our history
It is not '
' !
, Thomas Upton KiiU his Shamrock
; V arrows the ocean for an attempt
; to lift the America's ('up and
when the Urhish polo team rides
! out in September to challenge
i Americas hold on the Internation
al Cup.
There is a distinct Irish touch
to lhese two colorful classics of
sport this year, for represent inf
tho hitherto ultra -Conservative
; urliDKham t'ltih likely, will he
! threo Irishnten and an Anglo-Ar-'
sentine. British polo's Old Guard
! seems io have capitulated com
pletely m the announcement, nam
ing; the famous Uowrk brother.,
fapiuiit "I'ai" and Aiuan: Gerald
I. aiding, another younff li'ishmaii;
and Lewis 1-icey, the Argentine
ace. to furry the challenging col
ors against Tommy Hitchcock's
Yankee rid erst.
Tho best minds of American
polo consider this prospective
Hritish line-up the strongest that
possibly could he assembled, in
fact the most formidable chal
lenge any Knglish side has pre
sented since heiore the war.
All four are t horuuirlilv famil-
I iar with playing conditions at
I Meadow Brook as well as with the
, American ".systeni." Iju-ey is the
' finest "hack" the gnjne has. pro
duced since the heyday of the
Ani-.rican rock of Gibraltar Dev-ei-
ux Miiliurn. "I'at" Koark. a
I daring horseman and' good hitter. ,
; frequently has demonstrated abil-!
, ity to make things inure difficult
I or 1 onimy riitchcock than any
other player ever seen en Long'
Island's classic turf.. Itahling ano
Aidan Koark are young, aggres-i
sive, of the same type as Ameri- '
c.i's Knglish-horn atar. Winston !
j Guest, though not so far advanced '
j in big h-ague polo experience. I
Old Pop' Time sets them all.
even tho old warhorse, Grover
Cleveland Alexander. old l'ete
sjiufl les down the trail that has
seen 'obb. Speaker. Wheat. Col
lins, Johnson, I nigan. I'eckin-
i piugh and other stars fade out of
the active picture in the last few
years alone.
er s
! jeweh". F.ro.
j KSl.. KHU
! North wt.
! K. concert
f Argentines:
band. Itro:
KG A.
I.o.- Augtdcs
j KNX ( 1 7, . symphony,
soloists; s, church services; i to
lti:::'.. I.uboviski trio.
I San Fnnicifcn
I K ViU ( J lo ) : S. specia 1 pro-
pnims: . dance music; 11, organ.
I Oakland
! KGO '(75i"t): 6:15, NBC: S.
1 World Wanderings; !:3. Gunnar
Joha'isen, pianist: 'j, NB'; 11 to
3 2.
lance music.
Kl.X (Si"): silent night.
. medals. The Invariable gaudy
bandana handkerchief was around
; e-vei-y net-k. Their trousers were
j baggy old affairs, s.iiiie of rordu
t rnv. others reminiscent of the ex
; tinct zouaves. It was surprising
1 how ft-v of them wore y eg lasses,
I and not a one turned up with
i crutches Or in a wheel chair.
These remarkably nry "an
eients." whose service records ija
i hack to anywhere bet u een 1
land INT", asked no speeiat favors.
! but got many. Mussolini let it be
know n that their uniform was a
! good pass when they wanted tn
', get near him. and wherever he
i spoke there was always a little
. knot of them right under the hal
: cony, hanging on every word,
j Independent citizens I hey are;
they have no woman's auxiliary
ami they seem to have a sublime
; contempt for the sons of Garibald
; ians' organization even for their
own kin in it. They nre perfectly
able to take care of themselves
and thev let evervhodv know
j Mussolini mado no political eap-J . Harmony Ace. L Ke-
ital out of the Garibaldians. )U'P ! concert: (wrestling
.seldom mentioned them in his i match at 10 over KJK).
speeches, and while always glad I C-himbi i Br.adcasting tsystein:
Mo shake hands with them and s lu lu- "lite Monday j;imhoree.
give them his infectious smile, was I , , . ' .
camera-shy Wlieh asked to pose 1
wit h them.
The reason may he thai the men
of 'tio and had to finht the
: pope's troops, and that Garibaldi
' himself was n rabid anti-cl?rical.
, In these days of religious peart,
i brought about hy himself and
i Pius XI last year, the Hure prefers
I not to revive painful memories.
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HIIAJL HKCKIVKS Hit; j "HK- ' mwi"". K" -M'-
1 1ST Ol'' I M M IG'lt AXTS ''' was u sn('m' "l"0!l hut he look
m up Ihe siixoihone and now every-
nricKs. erocKery every in ing:
. a,K-i.rr..( J'r.sj I'htito
Adela Hal ol Hutchinson, Kji,
was sclocled by students at Unl
verslty ot Kansas as queen ot tht
annual military ball. .
as a nation and its i
stars the irrowth in nenrlv n rpntnir nH n lmlf f viut,..,n !
Jt is fitting, then, its natal day should be observed and that
exercises conimemointive of that for which it stands should i
instruct the youth of the land in its significance. It has had !
a- history in which every American may delight. It is not
the flag of conquest or aggression. It is the banner of a free :
Jieople living under a government of law. It stands for jus-!
tice and for equality of opportunity. It has leeii followed j
by armies seeking the relief of the oppressed. Its colors S
have inspired millions of men marching to repel the agres- j
Hons of the ruthless invador. It is our flag. Lessons in its ''
meaning and mission will assist in keeping it unsullied. j
liut on this Flag Day Americans should do some deep
thinking. It is not enough merely to display the emblem;!
that could be done perfunctorily in the morning and with I
no more thought of it until time came to take it down at j
mght. Think of what it is the emblem and realise tMat the j
only difference between it and some other brightly colored !
piece of cloth is the force of sentiment that we put into it. I
When displaying it today think of the ideals it repivsents and j
of the thousands upon thousands of splendid young men who !
have given their lives or of their blood to uphold them. While i
these thoughts are thrilling Americans, there also should!
be recollection of how sight of the Stars and Stripes has j
thrilled other peoples to whom it has meant freedom and '
hope of a tetter age. Think of what the American Flag!
meant to those who had fears that civilization was going to i
ruin in the World war.
So, while priding ourselves in the thought that our Nation- i
nl Banner has never known defeat in war, we must be on the
Jilert to see that its honor is not lowered by desertion or neg
, ,ect of its it,e:,ls in Pacc. Here is where every American i
should examine himself. Is he standing by the ideals of the
American Flag in peace as our soldiei-s and sailors stood y
Jhetn in war? It he peimitting without piotest anything:
Jhat would reduce the blood-bought victory? i
SOUTHERN COLLEGE BEAUTY
1 HIO JANKIKO (AD-In
pnjt. fmir years 4 T . - - immi
grants entered Hrazll. according
to figure, in President Washing
Ion Luis' recent message to conr
glean.
Portuguese, naturally, were first
with -NS entries, and Japan
ese next with 4.".:."S. U fs esti
mated, how ever, that within five
year Japanese will he close tn. If
not ahead of, the lirt uiruese.
She (after ho had
Now don't tell me 1
girl you ever kissed.
He: All right, hut you nr
i first one that didn't come
I for mure.
kissed her) :
am the first
i the
hack
few... .. ..-. a : . - 1 i
ll.i
tht' peopl.-s of l-Iurope nre
wt
"S
other
the i
turning to Pouth America, fir new I w.iler.
hmnes may he judired from the Snpt.
j other nationalities in tho list, j work?
There were Italians, 26,- lYlcnd riiml of il?
!; Spaniards, 4 251 Lithuanians. ; "ny .mi. i nevrr mw
1M.1SI tlermans. 11. Ill I'oh!". 1S.
j S.iH Rumanians. 11.27a Syrians,
I and G.i7 J uo-Slav..
iv Y o r k e rs killed ne a n -in
a stampede to gc.t out of
in." How that toun hates
young (iant fmitl of
I should
Siy mi. I never t a uuin who
could lake Mich good :irc of unrk
as In tine.. One piwe of work
will lal him n week.
hern
clock at
In the s
'ortland. Ore., hni
rvieo of a ratlroa!
company for 61 years.
League
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that w ill certainly interest
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NOTICE,
TFe will soon make a definite announce
ment concerning the new Majestic Elec
tric refrigerators. Made by the makers
of the famous Majestic radios.
THE PRICES WILL BE VERY
ATTRACTIVE
' It Will Pay You To Wait
H & S ELECTRIC CO.
107 Depot St.
Exclusive Majestic Dealers
-' . j 111" in
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lev.- of Mlk-
.Xqcns Thank y.in. Ib-ii i :.!!
,:il!i.U U sell in Ihe fi.-M ..l.f.
DRIVE TO MEACHAM SUNDAY
for that
FRIED CHICKEN
DINNER
OREGON TRAIL TRADING
COMPANY
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