Thursday, November 2, 1933
Paw Four
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The Weather
WE.vninn foui:cakt
Oregon: In willed tonight anil I'rl
day; probably ruins north portion,
cooler 'In euAt portion tonlKlit; inmlor
ute west ,to northwest wliul offshore.
I.OL'AI, M'K.ITIIKR
Wednesday: Maximum 411, mint
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Cloudy,
TiHiuy: Minimum 32, 7 a. in, II
ubove, cloudy.
PAT FOLEY
G magnify the Lord with me, and let us exalt his name to
gether. Psalm 84 :3.
LAGGING IN SOCIAL PROGRESS
"'"if the social .s.ciences only could catch up with medical
science, this ought to be a pretty fair sort of world before
very long. Dr. George W. Ciile of Cleveland, a medical man
who sees visions and dreams dreams in the laboratory where
he examines the riddles of life and death, told the recent
congress of the American College of 'Surgeons that the hu
man rape will be a much finer and healthier outfit inside of
a century.
Dqctors then will prevent disease rather than cure it;
: indeed, the doctor who has to treat a disease will have to
confess that .he has failed in his duty of preventing its-in
ception. Such plagues as diphtheria, typhoid, smallpox,
malaria, and typhus will be eliminated ; .tuberculosis, diabetes
and most diseases of the heart will be mastered; cancer and
the social diseases wi)l be reduced sharply, and childbirth
will be nvide safe.
And yet Dr. Crile does .not believe .that ,tfiis healthy race
of 8033 A. D. will be a very happy one. The .race, he believes,
will be .menaced inpreasingly by the development of tech
nology. The pace pf .day-to-day jiving will .continue to in
crease, so that there will be more disorders of the mind and
the nervous system than ever before. , ,v.
, This bit of prophecy seems to indicate that we have mas
tered just abqut every science except the simple and homely
one of conducting every-day affairs so that human beings
can be happy instead of unhappy. We can conquer the
toughest problems the physical world has to offer us, but
we can't seem to solve the simplest riddles of human nature.
We ride jn airplanes and automobiles instead of the spring
less ox-carts of primitive man, we tunnel under mountains
and dam up rivers and cure disense and weigh the stars and
send our voices across the seas. But when it comes to the
business of getting along .with one another, and giving every
human being a decent break in life, we doiM seem to be very
much wiser than the citizens of Augustan Rome.
,! The great untouched field before us today is the field of
human relations. The groat problem is the one of putting
our triumphs in the physical sciences to work so that they
can provide the greatest good for the greatest number.
i The doath of Pat Foley, popular lo
cal hotel man, came as a shock to
rthla community, despite the f act that
It had been known ior a week that
ho was desperately 111. Everyone had
been hoping that the magnificent
physique and iron constitution with
which Foley was endowed, would en-
ablo him to successfully combat the
deadly malady that had laid him low.
Pat Foley made a valiant fight, but
death was not to bo denied. He suc
oumbed to spotted lever Saturday at
11 p. m.
Indication -of the high regard In
which Mr. Foley was Jield here may
be seen In the proclamation closing
all stores today during the funeral,
and resolutions of condolence passed
by local civic organizations In whieh
tile deceased took an active part. This
sorrow Is shared 'by everyone in The
Dalles who knew Mr. Foley,
Less than -throe weeks ago Mr.
Foloy was a member of a party of
deer hunters, who camped In the
Suplee district for several days. Al
ways a vigorous, out-door man, Mr.
Foley enjoyed the outing Immensely
and did not realize that ho had been
bitten by a tick. It was not until
several days after he returned home
that the dread spotted fever developed.
The Chronicle desires rto extend Its
condolcncos to tho borenved family
of Mr. Foloy, and Join with the com
munity In sincere sorrow that such
an upstanding cltlgen should meet
such an untimely and tragic -end.
Reprint or editorial comment In Tho
Dalles Chronicle.
TODAY
AROUND
IN BRIEF, IN AND
OREGON
A8 I'llltONICI.EI) 11Y THE DAILY LEASED W1HB
OF HIS ASSOC1ATKU I'UESS
AT THE LIBERTY
. ANOTHER INFLATION HERO!
US : &ZW
N.C.PEARSON
TO WORK AT
BONNEVILLE
N. C. Pearson hss been appointed
to tlio posjtlon of associated engineer
of the Bonneville dam project end
Will leave tomorrow to take over his
duties which include directing the
moving of the Union Pacific ftnd
Southern Poolflo railroads and the
highway. : ' ' , - '
qince, the consolidation. 40 sine
railroad Mr, Pearson has been road
mastor ior the railroad In Lji.araude.
Mrs. Bearson and their children
will live In Portland for the time
being at least since there aro no liv
ing facilities at Bonneville.
Coach A. A. Stagg pf the College
of the Paclflo hqjda two workouts
dally, one la the afternoon and one
at night. '
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evening of cards or friendly call and you've
wanted to serve icecream, cake, salads or .refresh
ments and nothing in the ice box. You hated
to leave and get out the car but there .was nqthing
else to do.' ... . , ;
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((IIESTIOX IIOM) Vl,S -PORTLAND.
Nov, 2 (AV-Tho advls
nblHty of pledging nbout 10,9ao.OOO
worth of stato highway bonds nt 4
per -cont Intorest to cover tho 15,
000,000 public v.xrks oUotmont which
has been proposed for Oregon high
ways. 1 bohifj sorioiwly questioned by
a number of Oregon legislators, ac
cording to an article In the Journal
bore today.
IKHim.E THAUKDV
LAKEV1EW, Ore., Nov. 8 (A1) Aftor
shooting1 hts dtrarccd wire to death
with two charges from a shotgun,
& O. Bacon, about AO. killed hlmxcU
with ft blast from the same weupon
at hts ranch 10 miles west of here
late yesterday.
' Tho Bacons wore recotitly divorced
and had been living In separate
houses. Mrs. Bacon was said by
lrlcnojs to have Miveral times ex
pressed, fear of her life. They are
survived by a son and a daughter
In high school here.
nil)8 RVIMIMTKI) ON HAM
PORTLAND. Nov. 8 (V) -r- A bid of
$068,500. slightly more than half the
government estimate, was the lowest
submitted by three contractors here
lnte yesterday for excavation for the
foundation and channel of the Bon
neville power-navigation dam on the
'.Columbia river.
Tho low bid was submitted by the
General Contructlon Company or
Seattle, The government estimate
-Tor the project was $1,018,000,
COttPKOMlKK PUAX (MNCKM.K!)
SAI-iEM. Nov. 3 i,T) The compro
mise agreement for contract truck
haulers under the bus and truck law
was cancelled late yesterday by State
'Utilities Commissioner C. M. Thomas.
. Thomas Raid that the Mandamus
suit filed by 35 truck lines to com
pel complete enforcomont of the
motor transportation net won lilt not
be opposed.
Foreign News
lty The AJwwHiitert Press
Munich, Oerjimny -r- .Noel Pnntcr,
British Joumailst, was releaaed from
Jail wliero ho Juiii been iield accused
of misrepresenting niur-t activities aiwi
ordered to leave Germany within 48
hours.
at. John's, -N. P. Great Britain.
Canada, and Newfoundland, said
Prlmo Minister Alderdlco. have
reached ai agreement regarding plana
for a projected trunaatlanuo ar ser
vice. He did not give details.
Havana, Cuba Twelve bomlw, tho
most to explode In one night Klnce
the Machado regime, tltsturbcd Kleep
In the capital as imlltlcal qunrters
awaited a definite decision by Carlos
Motulleta on accepting the provis
ional presklency should tho Orau
govotnment be overthrown.
Berlin Ciernuuiy's antl-semUl
stand resulted In tho withdrawal a",
the ilewiah Ullsteln family control
from tU big ubllRhln house.
Krtedrlchshatcn, Germany Gnu
?eppelln completed Its homeward
flight front the United States,
Spcnrcr Tracy ana Fay Wray hart
roc f romance and adventure in the
uric Fox screen play,Ji'Shan(lisi i
Madness"
'Shanghai Mnclness." tho now Fa
film production, with Spencer Tracy
In the stellar role, conies to the Lib
erty theatre on Friday to remain tor
on engagement of two days. It Is a
romance of white people agnlnst uu
ever-changing background of modern
China.
Tho story rovolvcs around the ex
ploits or on American naval officer
who, through tho Intrigue ami sub
tlety Hint are characteristic of Shang
hai, becomes Involved in an affair'
that forces him to resign his com
mand. He becomes a wanderer.
The young man finally docs get a
Job on u Kun-running ship. As the
craft passes a nicdlru! mission down
tho river, a distress signal Is seen
and tlio fnin-ruiyicr begins on at
tack. In the midst of tho attack, the
officer sees a girl he had rescued
from the mob now a victim of aU
tacking communists. He leads the
battlo and resoues the mission and
Its occupants.
Spencer Tracy, In tho leading role
of the young naval officer, has one
of tho most important parts of his
career. Fay wray lias tne leading
feminine role opposite him, and tho
supporting cast includes Ralph Mor
gan, Eugene Pallette, Herbert Mun
dln, .Reginald Mason, Arthur Hoyt,
Albert Contl, Maude Bourne and 'Wil
liam von Brlncken.
INVESTIGATION
PLANNED BY
GAME BOARD
(Continued From Page One)
published In yesterday's Observer,
another affidavit made by Walter E.
Young said that he saw a spike elk
crippled and nearly dead while hunt
ing In the West -Beaver country. "I
also personally met a party f rom
some pi ace in me winamecio vauey
who went in about tho -head of West
Beaver near Porcupine ranger station
on Oct. 16. They had five elk and
thrco deer on Oct. 35, All they pack
ed to their car up to the evening of
Oct. 25 were tlio three deer. All that
waa taken from the elk were tho
tith and it would have been im
possible to pack tho elk out after
that time as they could not have
been otherwise than spoiled. There
were seven men in tho party."
A HUN THAT CROWS!
MAYUK JT'S mill AfiK,
HARRODSBURG, Ky iff1 Any
chicken that reaches the age of 10
years has something to crow about.
That probably explains why a 16-year-okt
Jien owned by Miss Katie
Van Arsdale has ceased egg-laying and,
struts about crowing like a rooster.
Its tendency to vocally sometimes
brings forth 31 "crows" without a
stop.
Don't Trifle
Wth Coughs
Don't let them get a strangle hold.
Fight germs quickly. Creomulslon
combines tho 7 best helps known to
modern science. Powerful but harm
less. Pleasant to take. No narcotics.
Your own drugRlst Is authorized to
refund your money on the spot If
your coughs or cold is not relieved
by Creomulslrirt. Adv.
Charter No. 13602
Reserve District No. 12
ItKl'OKT OF CONIMTIOX OF Till; 1IHST NATIONAL BANK OF LV (iKVN'UK
IX TIIH sr.vl'K OF oltKtJOX. AT TI1K t'LUSK OF III Sl.MisS
Loans and discounts
Overdrafts
Tiro Pilots Die
In Accident Today
AVAlON, Ciitallna Islandi Oil. Nov.
2 Mi-Fsiliine Moore, son-in-law
of the late Hear Admiral William A.
Moffett. naval airman, and Clcoige
Baker. Long Bench, airline co-pilot,
lost their lives twiay In a hydro-air-plane
acclr'ent a half mile offshore
from here today.
flobby Oliver, fleet halfback of
Vaiidorbllt university teiun. is a
gollrr of some repuuitlon, He shoots
under U0 on the links.
ox oct. all.
ASSETS
- - - $504,475.37
- '. Ann
United States not-eminent securities owned 176500.00
Other bonds, stocks, and securities owned 87.273.25
Bunking house. S40.000.00 Furniture and fixtures, $10.000.00 5oooo!o0
Reserve with Federal Reserve Bunk 45 738 43
'u vault nnu ualauces with other banks I51.B53.07
'ft nnu oilier casn Hems 1.758.97
Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due from U. S. Trens. s!ooo!oo
TOTAL , $1,023,405.04
LIABILITIES
Demand deposit except U. S. Oovernment deposits, public funds
ana deposits of other banks ,.T $206,300.00
Time deposits, except postal savings, public funds and deposit of
other banks 36U.518.63
Public funds of States, counties, school districts, or other subdivi
sions or municipalities 40.253.23
United States Government and postal savings dvposlts 52,500.00
Deposits of other banks, including certified and cashiers'
checks outstanding s 3.8.12.87
Circulating notes outstanding - 09,990.00
Capital account:
Common stock, 1250 shares, par .$100 per share.... $125.000. 00
Surplus 35.000.00
Undivided proilts net 15,280.62
Kesorvers for contingencies . ' 165.280.63
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TOTAL. Including capital account $1,023,495.64
State of Oregon, County of Union, ss:
(t&AIi) I, A. K. Parker, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true to the boat of my know
ledge and be;;eu A. K. VARKER, Cashier.
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My commission expires Oct, Ufi, 1036
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