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H o J ^ r « x r S T £ do you an y h a rm to th in k o v e r y o u r d riv in g p r* t i ^ e™ u e v er pass on c u rv e , o r h i l l * ’ I f to . yo u h ave beer, gvul- ty act t h a t ^ caused th o u s a n d , o f fa tA lltlm and m illio n , o f ^ “ S T y o u e v e r d riv e on th e w ro n g side o f th e r o a d o r - e . v r . in and ou t o f tr a ff ic , im p a tie n t to save a fe w m in u te s . I f so. you are * ^^Ck) v ^ u ^ re c a rd speed re s tric tio n s as so m ethin g fo r th e o th e r fellow who. n a tu r a lly , isn 't in y o u r class as a d r iv e r — to obey, and fo r you to b re a k at w i l l ’ Excessive «peed is one o f th e p n n o p o , of m o to r bloods bed. D o you d rin k an d d r iv e ’ A lco ho l an d gasoline m ix in to a fu e l th a t has ta k e n a leg ion o f people on th e longest Journey o f a l l - t o the G r e a t B eyond A p ro m in e n t P h ila d e lp h ia p h ysician declares one d rin k , six ounces of w h iske y, u fo un d to m a k e a person u n fit to &n aatomobi!«* D o you pu t o ff re p a irs to y o u r c a r u n til a to m o rro w .h a t m ay never c o m e ’ B ad brakes, defec tive lig h ts , u n c e rta in s te e rin g are ’ riend s o f th e casket m a k e r S p rin g is here— m a k e sure th a t it isn't th e .ast sp rin g you 11 en- iov on th is e a rth fo r w h e th e r th ro u g h y o u r negligence o r care le a . -ess you o r a n o th e r passes over th e g re a t d iv id e w o u ld m a k e U ttle or - o d iffe re n c e in th e e n jo y m e n t o f fu tu re springs. I f you happ en to be th e one left, u n d e r such c irc u m s ta n c e s T h e open road w ould lose its lu re , the fis h in g trip s , picnics and sighseelng d riv e s w ould, lik e th e D ead Sea fr u it , tu r n to ashes on y o u r Ups ness life , its in dustries, its resources O reg o n is not lik e an y o th e r state In th e union. I t has a past not d u p lic ate d an yw h ere . I t has a fu tu r e th a t we believe none w ill be able to -q u a ­ rt has resources not d u p lic a te d a n y w h e re W - h ave woods not d u p lic a te d an yw h ere . W > a re a d is tin c tiv e state an d a d is tin c tiv e people People o f th e w o rld a re c o m in g to see us A la rg e p o rtio n o f these w ill v is it ou r new c a p ito l L e t .« have one unique as w e a re unique j ^ r us h ave one d is tin c tiv e as we a re d is tin c tiv e L e t us have in th e ro tu n d a m u ra ls th a t w ill show w h a t w e have been w h a t w e a re an d w h a t w e hope to be. L e t these be c a rve d in O reg o n w ood b y O reg o n c ra fts m e n . L e t O rego n p rod ucts p re d o m in a te L e - th e w o rk be done by O rego n c ra fts m e n w h o h a ve th e s p irit o f O reg o n in th e m . L E T U S H A V E AN" O R E G O N C A P I T O L ELBERT BEDE M O R E B O O N D O G G L IN G . T h e C a lifo r n ia C u ltiv a to r is a u th o rity fo r th e s ta te m e n t th a t th e g jv e r n m e a t coUec'ed XSd.OOO d u ’ y on 5.800 tons o f A rg e n tin e c o m lan ded a t Los A n g e le - h a rb o r A p r il 4. R ed uce U n ite d S tates c o m ac rea g e and th e n im p o rt A rg e n tin e c o m is so m e th in g th a t o n ly a c o n firm e d boor.doggler could th in k o f ju s t before a n a tio n a l elec­ tio n . . , . „ . W h y not stop th e c u ltiv a tio n o f U . 8 . fa rm s . Im p o rt a ll fa rm p r o d u r's fro m fo re ig n co un tries, im pose a h ig h t a r i f f on th e Im ­ ported fa rm produce and use th e d u ty th us co llected to p a y th e fa rm e rs f o r no t p la n tin g crops o f a n y k in d and m a k e th e co nsu m ­ ers a la rg e percentage o f w hom w o uld be fa rm e rs , p a y th e b ill on ti.e u n d e rs ta n d in g th a t a ll m em b ers o f congress, th e p re s id e n t an d his c a b in e t a - tru s te rs should be fu rn is h e d fre e o f c h arg e enough o f such im p o rte d fa rm produce to feed th e m th e ir fa m ilie s and re la tiv e s unto the th ir d and fo u rth g e n eratio n s S T A T E W I N * H IG H W A Y S U IT A recen t decision o f the S ta te S u p rem e C o u rt gives th e state h ig h w a y com m ission a u th o rity to b u ild roads w ith in th » c ity lim its o f P o rtla n d T h e o p inio n a ffir m s a d e c la ra to ry Judgm ent o f C ir c u it Judge C ra w fo rd . T h e decision re fe rre d solely to th e c ity o f P o rtla n d , but it w ill un d o u b ted ly be In te rp re te d as a p p ly in g to e v e ry c ity in th e state. T h e decision w ill fa c ilia te th e ex ten ­ sion o f sta te h ig h w a y s th ro u g h cities an d enable th e state to ac­ q u ire rig h ts o f w a y fo r the e s ta b lis h m e n t o f h ig h w a y s an d th e w id e n in g and im p ro v in g o f streets w h ic h m a y be destin ed to fo rm a p a rt o f th e state h ig h w a y system It. ap pears to be a sound decision w h ic h w ill redo un d to the ge n eral w e lfa re o f th e state. N E W D E A L H I T A G A IN A recen t fiv e to fo u r decision o f th e U n ite d S ta te s S u p rem e C o u rt has kn ocked ou t th e fe d e ra l b a n k ru p tc y a c t. som etim es re fe rre d to as the f - d e r a l "debt re a d ju s tm e n t act fo r local gov­ e rn m e n t u n its , on th e g ro u n d th a t I t w as a n e n ro ach ro en t on th e rig h ts an d duties o f th e states. A lic e R oo sevelt I-o n g w o rth . w h o is o fte n m ention ed as a possible ca n d id ate fo r p res id en t o r vice- pres id en t, says D eb t re a d ju s tm e n t in p la in E n g lis h is closely a k in to re p u d ia tio n and is no t ap proved by th e S up rem e C o u r t ” T h e N o rth w e s t P o u ltr y J o u rn a l states " T h e A m e ric a n fa rm e rs a re s u ffe rin g fr o m a b ig Increase In Im p o rts says a N a tio n a l G ra n g e b u lle tin ." T h in k in g fa rm e rs co n tin u e to w o n d e r w h y th e g o vern ­ m e n t pays advisors to (b o w fa rm e r s h o w to produce m o re ab un d­ a n t crops, w h ile m oney Iro m th e sam e source Is p aid to fa rm e rs to ho ld la n d o u t o f p ro d u c tio n In o rd e r to reduce the to n n a g e p ro d u c­ ed en d th e re b y In crease the fo re ig n Im p o rts . P age S o lo m o n ' A SANE SENATE. T h e U n ite d S ta te s S enate has, b y re fu s in g to p ro v id e funds, blocked a n e w deal p ro je c t to p la n t a " s h e lte rb e lt" o f trees across th e c e n te r o f th e c o u n try fro m C a n a d a to M exico . I t Is repo rted th a t th e tre e s w h ic h h a ve been orde re d w ill be donated to th e fa r m ­ ers fo r p la n tin g . M»r t«. ii kmday . » . tori'At.K i .m » K okk « hin The C o c vallla G a a e tts - Tu nes says A disp a tch fr o m O tta w a boasts o f ih e g re a t Increase in e x p o rt* to th e U n ite d S ta te * since th e Ille g al R o o sev eltla n tr e a ty w h ic h has never been r a tifie d by th e senate as th e c o n s titu tio n p r o v id e * Of course, ih e c o n s titu tio n is a relic o f hor»e and buggy daya and tn th e policy o f being good "n eig h b ah we can let ou r ow n fa rm e rs depend on fe d e ra l c h e c k * w h ile w e ta k e aw a y th e ir hom e m a rk e t w ith m il­ lions o f d o llars w o rth o f fa r m Im ­ ports fro m C a n a d a an d m illio n * m ore fro m E urop e an d South A m e ric a • • • • H e rb e rt H o o v e r an nounces th a t he is not * c a n d id a te fo r ih e R e- •p u b lic a n n o m in a tio n for p residen t. T h a t, o f course, was a fo regon e conclusion H e is th e best q u a lifie d m an In th e w o rld fo r th e Job o f president an d th e re fo re he w ill not be able to get it becauae the peo­ ple p re fe r a good ho oey-spreader d i n e t io n o f F a th e r R ic h a rd <*ar b e rrv A c h o ir fro m St M a rv 's ch u rch in E ug ene fu rn is h e d the m usic M r * C ora M o ore F r e y pre aided a t th e o rgan A ssisting w ith m ass w ere F a th e r Lelpalg. Eugene F a th e r R lle v San Franctsc«’ P ath er O 'K e e fe B eav erto n A cong re n a tio n a l d in n e r was held at I o'­ clo ck at the I O O F h a ll w ith 200 present F a th e r Iw ip a lg acted as to a s tm a s te r A m usical prte c ra m a rra n g e d bv M rs W illia m Z tru m e rlv and M r * W O W ilso n was presented. F a th e r C a rb e rtv w a * presented w ith a g ift bv th e A lta r society o f w h ich M rs O W Spies is prsslden l • • • SKMAY C R EEK M a v M . Those 'co m here a t ­ te n d in g H o m e M a k e rs " d a v a t the F irs t B a p tis t ch u rch in E ug ene W ednesday w ere M rs. R ov K e n r.edv M r * B e rt M \ e r * M r s B ert L a n c a s te r and M r« F in le y W h lp p * o f C o tta g e G ro v e an d M rs B ert B a ll o f S ag in aw T h e C liffo r d L e h o w fam ily- »pent th e w ee k end tn A lb a n v a t th e R av G o u rle v hom e M r and M rs B a in M o rris of P e n e r a spent S u n d ay a t th e Geo M o rn s hom e M r an d M r * C hester D o g g e tt of Id a h o v is ite d th is w eek a t the Doc P itc h e r hom e T h e y w ere called he re to a tte n d th e fu n e ra l o f M r * D o g g e tt* fa th e r. R ov R ig g * M r a n i M rs F lo v d Jonee vtslted tw o davs last w eek In M a rs h fie ld at the J a c k B ru m b a u g h hom e The H a rry P a tte n fa m tlv of M a rs h fie ld spent th e w e e k en d at th e B onv P a tte n home. M rs R od ney V est o f S p rin g fie ld vtslted several d a y * last w eek at th e H o w a rd T a y lo r home M r« A W lth e r t ll o f M e d fo rd vis­ ited M o n d a v e v e n in g a t th e home o f a son. R o v K en n ed y T h e G e t -T 'g e th e r clu b w ill m eet F r id a y a fte rn o o n w ith M rs B ert M y e rs M r * D e lla F ltx c e ra ld of E u ­ gene w ill be present to h e lp w ith a fir s t aid course being s ta rte d by- club m -r n b e r * R ie * Sise K lo de Ja n eiro p -nper »boat do square m 'iea coeerg rh u iv h e s In a union b a c e a la m e a ts aorvtce In th e I I M MVm. voting people » rn e e lln g * W ednesday 7 4ft. p ra v e r m eeting. T h u re d a v «B »’ noon. F rid a y . 7 4ft. serm on on book o f R eve latio n , ev erv F rid a y night • « • B lue M t U n io n Munday Jtch.a»l Munday school. IB. o ffic e rs to fill vacancies o f the Mundav school w ill l>e elected M a v 31 • • • Ic bv vested c h o ir » P nt union rneellng. twee a la u r é a t* s e re lre a t I l M gvm C h ris tia n E n d e a v o r, T. M a ck T ra s k , leader • • • R ev Jam es A S m ith , has been In v ite d to Ire B ild e te a c h e r a t th e state C h r le lla n l-dideavor s u m m er co nference held a t T u r n e r t h * last week In A ugust M r M m lth has held th is iMielllon fo r several years nasi Al Ih e recen t sta ts ro n v s n lio n In Eugene he w as elected pastor ad viso r fo r th e s ta le C K union, th us becom in g a m e m b e r o f the state execu tive c o m m itte e • « • Its v P ry o r T im m o n s M m lth . w h o lias h e m v ls llln g his fa th e r the past tw o weeks, left T h u ra d s y fo r lit.» .k in g s io v ie il s h ro lh e r ls>w ell F ro m B ro o k in g s he plans to g o i o Mouth Bend In d to Join his fa tu liv T h e v hope io r e tu rn to Mouth A m e ric a n n eat fa ll, w h ere they have been m issio n a rie s under Ih e |yreebytertan ho ard fo r th e !» ,,! -Ifllrt ----------------------------------- M E U h u rc h U. J H a ll. I ’aslor. M unday w h.M il, » 4ft. forenoon aetvlce II serm on subject. A C N irls tla n * V iew <>f C om pulsory M ilita r y T r a in in g ." bv U o f « «iu denls led bv V ic G o ff, special m usic, evening service, h a ccalgu re S eve n th -d a y A d v e n tis t C hu rch, a le services In H . M gym * N<> P a u l Ive rs o n . Ih is to r — S ervices young peop les m eetings In the S a tu rd a y S ab b ath school. » SO. evening prea ch in g service. 11. P a a to r R oe* D u s tin o f E u g en e w ill speak the P re s b y te ria n C hu rch Janies A ik firs t S a tu rd a y o f sach m o n th : p r a y ­ in S m ith . P asto r M o rn in g iherns. T h e Place o f th e G o lden B u ie In e r m eetin g . I *> T h u r e la y • • • In te r n a llo n a l Peace, special m o» F irs t C h u rc h of ih e N aaa rs n e, J. F T in d a ll. P a a to r S un day school » 45 forenoo n service. 11: evenin g service. 3 yo un g people s m eetin g *. 7 15. p ra v e r m eetin g Wednesday- ev en in g * m issionary m e e tin g at parsonage T h u rs d a y . Ju n e 4 • • • J u n io r C h ris tia n E n d e a v o r T o p ic H a n d s A .ro a a ih e B order L e a d e r. C a ro lin e M agnusson M eet The fir»t fire iiuurnnc« oompuny In America w u ing w ill begin at 7 o clo ck I t is th e last o f th e series on M exico formed by Ben Franklin in 1752 It U «till tn exigtenoe and A t w o rk w ith G od w ill be the next series of le s s o n * O n Ju n e 7 ha« more a««eU in proportion to llabilltiea than any other Juniors are to have a verae of fire iniurance company in America In the Ban FrancUeo S c rip tu re tn an s w e r to ro ll call. Tuesday ev en in g th e re w a * a reg fire of 190« more than 100 STOCK companiee dlxcounUd u ta r lo cal lu n lo r r a lly heglntng w ith a M e x ic a n supper. T h e re I om paymentg from 5 to «0 per cent Every MUTUAL paid was also a business m e e tin g at w h ic h repo rts w ere heard its louea and not one failed F r id a y ev en in g ju n io rs w ill meet a t th e ch u rch at « 30 to go to the r a llv In J u n c tio n C ltv Policyholder« gave 25 centa of each fire iniurance dol • • « Who Is Your Friend in Need? PROOF B a p tis t C h u rc h I l r n r v W . !> •*» •. fh urtor M undav school. to. fo re ­ noon service. I I . » rrm o n au b |*ct. “A T im a to P l a n t * th e re w ill be no e v en ln x service aa th * ch urch w ill )oln in th e union b a cca lau rea te service« In th e H 8 Kvm at M o 'c lo ck . v o u it f people's m eetings. ?. p ra v e r m eetin g T h u rs d a y . * • • • C h ris tia n S elen e* C h u rc h . 243 So Second St S un day school. R 4fi: fo renoo n service 11. serm on sut>- )eci. A n c ien t and M tx le rn N e c ro m - an ev A lla s M e sm e ris m and H v p n o tia m re n o u n c e d lar by iniuring in 0R E 00N MUTUAL ThU company ha« paid $5,000.000 in lo»»e» unce 18'-M 95% of Oregon Mutual Policies renew at expiration “ There U a reason Call for information about your own iiuurance prob lem< A rn est Insurance A gency 0R E 00N MUTUAL AOENT. 901 MAIN ST Cottage Orove. Oregon P en teco sta l A ssem b ly o f God A ’ wood Fo ste r. P asto r. S u -d » v school. 9 45 forenoon service 11: ev eiu n g service, we w ill J. in o ih n ______ AN O R E G O N C A P IT O L O reg o n is sour, to have an O reg o n cs p ito i. at V A n d W hen we have a n O regon ca p ito L we w a n t A N O R E t X lN f* X P IT O I N e v e r w ill th is g re a t c o m m o n w e a lth , in th e lives o f th e g e n eratio n , have a b e tte r o p p o rtu n ity to depict its g lam o ro u s , ro- m a n tlc past an d place w h ere a ll w h o com e m a y see m u ra ls th a t w ill ou tlin e th e state s ac hievem ents, an d its hopes, its social an d b u si­ m a iim I CHURCH BELLS ! A S u n d ay school class at the C h ris tia n ch u rc h , form erly- ta u g h t by th e la te M r * Jo h n C. M ille r, h a * been reorganised an d is now known as th e M e rr y M aids. Thev have selected as a m otto, " if e r r y M a id . A lw a y s M e rr y ." and th e ir ob ject is to w in m ore M e rr y M a id * O ffic e rs elected are a* fo l­ lows T e a c h e r M rs H a ro ld K ir c h ­ ne r; p residen t. L a V e lle H e n d e r­ son: vice p residen t. L o r e tta H e n ­ derson: se c re ta ry . D o n n a H a tc h ; tre a s u re r. C a r ro l W ade; social w o rk e r P eg g y S m ith O th e r m e m ­ bers o f th e class a re L e la H u f f , and H e le n M ille r T h e clsss w ill ta k e p a rt in a p ro g ra m to be presented C h ild r e n s D ay at th e re g u la r ch u rch service • • • More anil more people are buying I be C H IV M tX iT M NEW l!i:ili CHEVROLET hcauie t/ie onfy eompie/e (oteyj'iart/cat I ’o^iU* im la r want a r«< ih at'a alMMtlntrlr «mir. Aiul il»* IMJô O»cr r«4rl ia il»* »rt/rW r a r llia l rw n ry ra n In ir , i « Il • il»* •m ir lo w *|< ir*d ra r will» .\ * w l ’r r f r « ir « | 11 r > I r a » 111< llfa k ra . Lo nd on. C h u rc h o f C h ris t No B ible study- S u n d a y : p rea ch in g . 11. 2 30 and 7 30 b y E d g a r P rin g le B ask et d in n e r on ch u rch g ro u n d * • • • T h e C a th o lic ch u rch w a * fille d eo c a p a c ity Sunday- w h en solem n h ig h m a * * w as observed h o n o rin g the second a n n iv e rs a ry o f th e or- \ii»l u lir ii yiM iii i»>l«ngs ytni nalurallv u a n l ll»r M»»*K»th*«l ami nwal r«m tfii»«l »« ||AI>tl»rr r«iiiii<<| Aliti Jìh I h t h J d liru -prh etl m r f A l l T R IM M ATURI« AT C M IV R O llT 't IO W A N O IIP , / H *e , - v y . . The Broadway Inc. 1 ■2 SLACKS $1.39 to $2 95 RIDING BREECHES $2 95 to $4 95 Shop Our Store for Vaca­ tion Clothe»—and 8ave l i a wtiKiblr lo km » * »n«»o*v, per« iKiilArlv *l» rn »«Ml ra n < *l il»* linral |»rrii