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PAGF FO UR
u tilitie s o ver a n o th e r class th an th e re w o u ld be In
show ing fa v o ritis m betw een tw o such u tilitie s o f th e
« m e class
T h e S en tin e l agree» th a t eq uitable re g u la tio n o f
a ll tra n s p o rta tio n agencies >e o f p rim a ry im p o rta n c e
Io th e p u blic Such re g u la tio n w ill prev en t cu t th ro a t
c o m p e titio n w h ic h , experien ce has shoem a lw a y s re-
-u tts in th e d e te rio ra tio n o f service an d m ay e v e n t *
a lly c u lm in a te in th e b a n k ru p tc y o f th e co m p etin g
u tilitie s unless they e n te r In to a m ono po listic oom
S m a ller, and "equeear the public a co m m o n occur
ence before go vern m en t re g u la tio n was adop ted
t U K l i l R G B S D R V f T M C T T IN
v l ' l N IH N tl
V I B I.H
UTU JTT
B F A .I U A T IO N
W illia m AU bb W h ile , th e g ran d old ® “ 01 A m c r-
K » o jo u rn a lis m respected and loved by ev e ry n e w »
-w p e r m a n w ho has m e ’ turn an d by m a n y w h o only
> » v h im th ro u g h his w r itin g * . re c e n tly .« id in an
e d ito ria l th a t the p u blic 1» reco g n izin g th e ju s tic e o f
th e r a ilw a y s c la im th a t a ll tra n s p o rta tio n age m e »
should be subject to g o vern m en t re g u la tio n H e « i d
T h e ra ilro a d section o f tra n s p o rta tio n industry
;» stepp ing out in a n e w fo rm , d e te rm in e d on the
Adoption o f policies w h ic h stand fo r progreae in fu r ­
nishing service to th e p u blic ‘ H e alw> observed th a t
th e ra ilro a d s h a ve led A m e ric a n in d u s try fo r th re e
g e neration »."
T h e In d u s tr ia l N ew s R e v ie w adds “
th a t
eq u ita b le re g u la tio n o f a ll tra n s p o rta tio n agencies is
o f p rim a ry im p o rta n ce to th e p u blic. T h e g reatest
s in g le e m p lo y e r an d spender th e n a tio n pos se se r «
F a ilu r e o f th e ra ilro a d in d u s try w o u ld cause a lm o s t
u n im a g in a b le chaos. P rogress in the r a ilro a d in d u s­
tr y , on th e o th e r h a n d , m eans b e tte r fa s te r an d m o re
econo ou cai service. I t m eans m o re jo b s a n d good
ohs. I t m eans th a t m illio n s o f d o lla rs w iU be spent
to th e b e n e fit o f a ll business and in d u s try I t m eans
th a t the ra ilro a d s a lre a d y g re a t c o n trib u tio n to th e
m a in te n a n c e o f g o v e rn m e n t. tn taxes, w ill he in c re a s ­
ed. *
A n y re g u la tio n o f tr a n s p -m a tio n u tilitie s w h ic h
does not equalize. as n e a r as possible the p ro fits o f
such u tilitie s is not a ju s t re g u la tio n . T h e re is no
■rare ju s tic e tn fa v o rin g one class o f tra n s p o rta tio n
F t R IJ t
P u n n g th e g o v e rn m e n ts fis cal
year
record
p eaee-:im e e x p e n d itu re s w ere m ade T h e 410 234 AX'
tXJO voted tn th e last congressional sceewn brou gh t
th e to ta l g o v e rn m n t debt to about l i l kXl.tXKKXXl a
g ain o f ilJ.iM .V t»». Oft) since P re sid e n t R oo eevelt to o k
o ffic e T h e d e fic it o f a p p ro x im a te ly I t 790 0ft>.(XW fo r
th e y e a r ju st closed also set a ne w peace tim e record.
E x p e n d itu re s tn th e y e ar ju st ea d w i. am o u n te d to
ab ou : 1*930,000 « » w h ile receip ts cam e
to
about
$4 U M A X N »
!n vie w .»f th e above S e n a to r H a r r y Flood liv ed .
V ir g in ia d e m o crat, an d b ro th e r o f th e fa m o u s am
a rc tic e x p lo re r has m ade ar. ap p e a l fo r a n a tio n a l
pu blic s e n tim e n t th a t w o uld com pel a d ra s tic reduc-
n.>n o f pu bii. -p e n d in g a n d to th is end «a p lain ed
th a t th e c h ie f o b je c tiv e th e special senate c o m m it­
tee on g o v e rn m e n t re o rg a n is a tio n o f w h ic h
he M
c h a irm a n w as io
conw drdate a n d reduce" ’. he SO
new deal agencies estab lish ed in th e last th re e y e a rs
S e n a to r R v rd is not th e o n ly lev el headed dem o­
c ra t to becom e a la rm e d m v ie w o f th e eenouenees o f
th e s itu a tio n p ic tu re d by th e fig u re s quoted above
A nyone w ith a m odicum o f b rain s m ust rw aliar th a t
a n a tio n sp ending y e a rly m ore
th a n
tw ic e
the
am ount of
receipts on to p o f a debt o f about 0 4 -
1 » I OOP XJO I , headed fo r the rocks
A p p a r e n tly the p res id en t gior.es It th e s itu a tio n
be has c re a te d and. I f reelected , th e re oar. be no
doubt bu t th a t h e w ill co n tin u e th e sam e unsound
p ro g ra m w h ich w ill end in a f a r g re a te r disaster
th a n th e c o n fla g ra tio n w h ich destroyed R o m e w h ile
N e ro fid d le d
S e n a to r B y rd '» n e t ’* c-vm m ittee m ay be able to
do so m e th in g to w a rd c o r« c b d a tln g xnd re d u c in g the
til new deal agencies w ith a presiden t In po w er w h o
w re jo ic in g an d bo asting should we say fid d lin g o r
boon d o glin g 1 w h ile th e c o u n try is <va Its w aV to b a n k ­
ru p tc y ; bu t th e o n ly w a y to "com pel a d ra s tic re­
d u ctio n o f p u blic spending" is *o get rid o f R oosevelt
an d h i- h ra i n t rusts rs an d pu t a m an a t th e head o f
n a tio n a l a ffa ir s who kn o w s th a t » n a tio n w h ich co n ­
tin u a lly spends m om th a n its tnocm e c a n n o t av o id
d ire c o n se q u en c e*
High Lights From Landon's Speech of Acceptance
~ I accept th e n o m in a tio n o f th e it can a g ain st in v o lu n ta ry , u n em ­
re p u b lic a n party- fo r th e presidency p lo ym en t an d dep en d e n cy in old
th e
fe d e ra l
o f th e U n ite d S ta t e * I n a c cep tin g age W e pledge th a t
th is lea d ersh ip I p ra y fo r d iv in e g o v e rn m e n t w ill do its p ro p er share
g u idance to m a k e m e w o rth y o f th e in th a t ta s k .
• • •
fa ith an d th e confiden ce lih ic h you
M o u n tin g debts ar.d in cre asin g
h a ve shown in m e."
• • •
taxes co n s titu te a th re a t to a ll o f
N o m a c . In co m m on good faith, these aim s. T a xes , bo th v is ib le and
to his fe llo w c itize n *. may r ig h t­ in visib le, ad d to th e price o f e v e ry ­
by
fu lly assum e th e
d u tie s
o f th e th in g L e t us no t be m isled
hig h o ffic e o f c h ie f ex ecu tive, an d those w h o te ll us th a t oth er» w ill
ta k e th e oa th th a t goes w ith
th e be m ad e to c a rr y th e bu rd en fo r
o ffic e , unless he shall
in te n d
to u a W h ile sp ending b illio n » o f b o r­
keep an d shall keep his oa th in ­ row ed m oney m a y c re a te a te m p o r­
a ry ap p e a ra n c e o f p ro s p erity , we
v io la te .'
• • •
an d ou r ch ild ren ,
as
ta xp a yers,
"The tim e has come to p u ll to ­ h ave yet to p a y th e b ill. F o r every
single d o lla r sp ent are w ill
pay
g e th e r ’
back taro d o lla rs ’"
• • •
• • •
N o people car. m a k e h e a d w a y
N o sound n a tio n a l policy lo o k ­
w h e re g re a t nu m b ers a re supported
in idleness. T h e re is no fu tu r e on in g to the n a tio n a l w e lfa r e w in neg­
It
is necessary
th e r e lie f ro lls T h e w h o le A m e ri­ lect th e fa rm e r .
ca n people w a n t to w o rk a t fu ll because th e needs o f a g re a t n a­
tim e an d a t fu ll p a y T h e y w a n t tio n re q u ire th a t it» food prod ucers
.homes a n d a ch ance fo r th e ir c h il­ a lw a y s shall stand upon a social
In
k e ep in g
dren . reasonable s e c u rity and th e an d econom ic plan e
rig h t to liv e a c c o rd in g to A m e ri­ w i’ h th e n a tio n a l im p o rta n c e o f
c a n stand ards. T h e y w a n t to sh are th e ir service ' • • •
in a stead y progress. W e b in d o u r­
“O u r fa rm e rs a re e n title d to a ll
selves w ith a pledge w e sh all r.ot
o f th e hom e m a r k e t th e y ca n »up-
ig n o re, th ru s t aside o r fo rg e t to
p ly w ith o u t In ju s tic e to th e
con­
devote o u r w h o le energy- to b rin g ­
s u m e r W e propose a p o licy th a t
in g th ese th in g s a b o u t.'
pro tect» th e m In th is rig h t.
• • •
Som e o f ou r fa rm e rs depen dent
T h - n a tio n ha« a<x m a d * th e in p a rt upon fo re ig n m a rk e ts , su f­
d u ra b le p r a g m a . e ith e r in re fo rm fe r
fro m
disad van tag es
a ris in g
o r reco very th a t w e had the nefct fro m w o rld d is o rd e r
U n t il these
to expect ‘
ii« d v a c t a g e a
a re
e lim in a te d w e
• • •
propose to p a y cash b e n e fit» tn o r ­
'T h e tim e ha« com e to stop th is d e r to cushion o u r fa rm fam.l!!»s
fu m b lin g w ith re c o v e ry .“
a g a in s t th is d isastro us e ffe c ts o f
• • •
price flu c tu a tio n s .
'T h e to ta l o f th is d e m a n d — in in ­
• • •
d u s t r y i n n e w en terp rise » In ou r
"T h e A m e ric a n people, no w as a l­
homes an d on o u r fa rm s --a m o u n ts w ays. are responsive
to
distress
to biluon s o f d o llar« O nce a il th is caused b y disasters, such as
th e
con.-» » jx er d *m a n d is released, th e present d ro u th O u r p la tfo rm
re­
p ro b lem w iL be not w h e re to fin d fle ct» th a t s p irit. W e sh all f u l f i l l Its
w o rk fc-r th e w o rke rs , b u t w h ere to pledge to give e v e ry reasonable as-
fin d w o r k e r 5 fo r th e w o rk "
r ia ta n c - to prod ucers in areas su f­
• • •
fe rin g fro m such te m p o r a ry a f flic ­
" W e m u st be fre e d fro m incea- tions. so th e y m a y a g a in get on a
aSJtt g o v e rn m e n ta l in tim id a tio n and s e lf-s u p p o rtin g basis
a o s tility W e m u s t be fre e d fr o m
• e e
th e e ffe c ts o f a n a r b it r a r y and un­
T h e b e n efits w h ic h w ill be paid
c e rta in
m o n e ta ry
policy.
A n d , u n d e r o u r p ro g ra m w ill go no h ig h ­
th ro u g h a vigorous e n fo rc e m e n t o f e r th a n th e p ro d u c tio n level o f th e
th e a n ti-t r u s t law s, w e m u s t be fa m ily ty p e o f fa rm .
freed
fr o m
p riv a te
m ono po listic
• • •
c o n tro l."
"T h e r ig h t o f la b o r to o rganize
• • •
m eans to m e th e r ig h t o f em ployes
L e t m e em ph asize th a t, w h ile to Join a n y type o f u n io n th e y p re ­
we propose to fo llo w a p o licy o f fe r. w he»her It covers th e ir plants,
econo m y in g o v e rn m e n t
expen di­ th e ir c r a ft o r t h e ir in d u s try
It
tu res. thoae w h o need r e lie f w ill m eans th a t, in th e absence o f a
get it. W e w ill n o t ta k e o u r econ­ u n ion e o n tn x f an em p lo ye has an
om ies out o f 'h e a llo tm e n ts to th e eq u al rig h t to Join a u n io n o r to
unem plo yed . W e w ill ta k e th e m o u t
refu se to Join a union.
o f th e p o litic a l ex p lo iters T h e ques­
• • •
tio n la c o t as stated b y th e a d m in ­
W e shall ta k e e v e ry o p p o rtu n ity
is tra tio n — b o w
m uch
m osey th e
to p ro m o 'e am o n g th e na tio n s a
A m e ric a n people a re
w illin g
to
peace based upon ju s tic e and h u ­
spend fo r re lie f. T h e question Is
m an rig h - W e sh all Join In no p lan
bo w m uch w as te th e A m e ric a n peo­
th a t w ould ta k e fro m us th a t in d e ­
ple a re w illin g to stan d fo r In the
pen d en t» o f Judgm ent w h ic h has
a d m in is tra tio n o f r e lie f
m ad e th e U n ite d S tates a p o w e r
• • •
W e shall u n d e rta k e to aid these fo r good In th e w o rld
• • •
In n o c e n t vic-.im s o f
th e
depres­
T n It» u ltim a te e ffe c t upon th e
sio n.*
" W e s h a ll am en d th e social se­ w e lfa r e o f th e w h o le people, th is,
c u r it y act to m ake it w o rk a b le W e th en , Is th e m ost Im p o rta n t quee­
reco gnise
th a t
society,
a c tin g r e r now be fo re ua: S h a ll w e con­
th ro u g h g o vern m en t, m u s t a ffo r d tin u e to deleg ate m o re an d m ore
as la rg e a m easu re o f p ro te c tio n as po w er to th e c h ie f execu tive, o r do
we desire to preserve th e A m e ric a n
fo rm o f g o v e rn m e n t* * S h a ll we con­
tin u e
to recognise th a t
c e rta in
rig h ts reside w ith th e people, th a t
c e rta in po w ers a re r e s e r w d fo r th e
states, an d th a t c e rta in fu n c tio n s
a re d e leg ated to th e fe d e ra l gov­
e rn m e n t * ’
• • •
T h e re p u b lic a n p a rty , h o w ev er,
does not believe th a t th e people
w ish to abandon
th e
A m e ric a n
form o f g o v ern m en t."
• • •
W e propose to m a in ta in th e coo-
» titu tto n a l b alan ce o f
power
be­
tw e en th e «fate« an d th e fe d e ra l
g o v e rn m e n t. *
• • •
W e propoee to u«e th e fu ll p o w ­
e r o f th e fe d e ra l g o v e rn m e n t to
b re a k up p riv a te m onopolies nnd to
e lim in a te
p r iv a te
m o no po listic
prac tice « *
STATE CAPITOL
NEWS LETTER
S A L E M . O R .- E x c e p t fo r a n oc­
casion al p icn ic and pep r a lly to
keep up th e m o ra le o f th e p a rti-
u n p o litic s ca n
be expected to
ta k e a recess fo r th e re m a in d e r o f
th e s u m m e r
T h e public is In no
m ood to lis te n to th e a rg u m e n ts o f
o ffic e seekers d u rin g th e dog days
o f J u ly an d A u g u st an d th e wise
c a n d id a te
w ill
conserve h is en­
ergies u n til th e v o te r is m o re re­
ce p tiv e to h is o ffe r in g » a f t e r th e
er.d o f th e v a c a tio n season a lo n g
a b o u t S ep tem b er 1.
T h is doea not m e a n t h a t th e po­
litic a l m ed ic in e m en a re g o ing to
re m a in id le fo r th e n e xt six w eek».
N o t by co nsiderab le. H e r e In O re ­
gon th e tw o m a jo r p a rtie s h ave
Just revam p e d th e ir sta te o rg a n i­
zation s. s tra te g y bo ard» a re b eing
»elected an d th e re w ill be p le n ty
of
behin d-lh e-scen ee
a c tio n
In
p re p a ra tio n fo r th e b ig push th is
fa ll w h en bo th th e R e p u b lic a n s an d
D e m o c ra ts
go o u t to c a r r y
th e
state w h ile th e T o w n s e n d lte s an d
th e U n io n p a rty a d h e re n ts an d th e
nu m ero us
in d ep en d en t
a s p ira n ts
do t h e ir best to cross up both o f
th e btg p a rtie s
an d
g a th e r
th e
plum s u n to them selves.
M votes in his po cket signed, aeal-
ed an d d e live red
Dr
R a lp h
I
A h ad d i n k
ares
m a n a g e r o f Ih e T o w n s en d o r g a n i­
sa tion
juet re tu rn e d fro m th e ir
o a tto a a l
o o n v e n lia n In C lev elan d
h a s le t u be k n o w n th a t then» w ill
be a com plete T o w r .« n d coogrew
atonal and le g is la tiv e tic k e t In O re­
gon
N om ineee o f th e tw o -n ajo r
p a rite » who are found to be evm
p a t h e t ic to th e To w n e en d p ro g ra m
w ill be eiv en Ih e en do rsem ent o f
That
o rg a n is a tio n
In
d ld trie ts
w h ere no T o w n e en d s v m p a lh lte r la
on th e ballot In dep end ent e-andtd
a t e . w ill be placed In th< fie ld
R e p o rts d r ift in g In to Aaletn tn
d ic a le th a t t ’n lo n " p a rty p e titio n s
are be<n< c irc u la te d
In
several
count e . w ith resu lts th a t a re very
g r a tify in g to th e p ro m o ter» o f th e
new
o rg a n is a tio n
w ho aspect to
<v-mpiete th e ir p e titio n s in tim e to
q u a lif i fo r a place o r the N o v em
bee ballot
A octallatr w h o a re alao
a c t iv e
th ro u g h o u t
th e state w ill
not a tte m p t to q u a lify as a p a rty
h u t w ill b *tn g th e ir c a n d id ates out
u n der th e
in d ep en d en t" la tie 1
• • •
Thr
.“M ate
In d u s tr ia l
A ccid en t
h«a ) u ^ eluded it« btic
< e *! y e a r, » c c o r d in f to A lb e rt H u n
te r c h a irm a n , w ith rex'etpt« to ta l*
tn < m ore th a n
(W
The a n ­
nual
r e t o r t o f th e
ro m nitaaio n
**ii a * fk SX.’ TT1 M ae4 aatde tn th e
f u n d to pay p e n a io n « t o
h e n e f lc t a n e a
in c lu d in g
790
e n d o w » , m o r e t h a n I ’W
ttfp h a n *
273 p e r m a n e n tly
a iid t o t a lly
d t*
a bled w o rk m e t
w ith 41S depend
enth
and .<S*9 p a r tia lly
dtaabled
w o rk m e n
A lth u u rh in d u s tria l aot*
t r it jr
covered b> th e
w <*rkm en’e
coot pen eat toe. ac t w as m uch g r e a t­
er laat y e a r th a n fo r 192A29 ac­
cid en t» w ere r r a a t ly reduced am t
o n ly l > ' fataittj«*e w ere rep o rted ar
co m p ared tn
fo r th * prevtou»
• • •
T ill W H IST , / l i t
th a t y o u th fu l firs t nffsndw r» ba
.e n t sod w ag e Isvsla a rc up » pa« ssg ieg ate d fro m th e o ld e r r r im ln -
cent o v er thus» o f tw o year» ago In aia
O rcgon in d u s tries ac co rd in g io a
T O » A Y * ft T A A t M i K l M
• u tv e j by ih e In d iu S rla l a c c Id e a l
T h e re Is a lot n f ta lk ab ou t
coni m ission
being ta xed Io d e ath but th e
• • •
tr u th Is th a t you c a n 't »arapa
T h re e
m ore y o u U ifu i convicts
laa ea even by dying! A recan t
h a w baen lra n » fe rra d
fro m
lb s
etudy n f hid d e n tassa, th e k in d
p e n ite n tia ry to ih e boys tr a in in g
th a t you pay but
d o n 't
saa.
•ch u .il s i W .M sIbum . T h rc s young
• h o w . th a t th e re a rc 157 laaew
te lo n . w ere tran sfsirc> l previously
b u rlad In y o u r fu n e ra l b ill
under
G o vern o r
M a rtin '»
order
Farmers Vote President»! Preference
Th e fire« fig u r e , in th e F a rm J o u rn a l . P rc e ld .n tla l e trc w v . a . Mmw
a m a jo r ity fo r O o eerno r la n d o n over I ' r - . b l - n i R no aevell w ith a rala
liv e ly l l r t l i vole fo r M i Ix m k e M i T h o m s , and o t h e r *
T h e in d iv id u a l etaiee. h o w ev er .h o w .H ik in g d iffe r e n c e . In Irc n d
f .o e x a m p le betw een M ls w u r l w ith a pror.ounce.l rep u b lic an p re f
fe re n c s x n d Io w a , w h ic h so fa r 1« s ls n d ln g by M r lt.s w e v e ll
T h is I . one of l b . o k le .l o f « H a w V oles. Ih e F a r m J o u rn a l h a v in g
ta k e n th le poll In e v e n I ’l . .I.le n lls l c a m p a ig n .In c e 1»12 » .g in n in g w ith
1914, t h i . b a . c o rrectly fo recast the resu lt o f all elections. In d u c tin g th e
v e n Cloee W lig o n H u g h e , ca m p aig n It even .b o w e d In 1924 th e ca p tu re
o f V irg in ia . F lo rid a an d Tex»« by th e re p u b lic a n »
A ll h a llo t. Ill th ia f t r . t ta b u la tio n have been o b ta in e d by personal
calls on f a r m e i. In th e ir h o m e . In t n o . t o f the 32 e la te , fo r w h ich fig
a r e . are given m any counties h a ve lieen covered, eo th a t th e resu lt Is a
reliab le sn-l rep re s e n ta tiv e « t r ip le o f fa r m o p in io n up to th e 10th o f Ju ly
ft may he added th a t th e la te s t fig u re s .h o w a alig h t rep u b lic an
tre n d , th e rep u b lic an .h a t- o f th e to ta l vole h a v in g rleen fr o m 4 9 » per
cent to M 7 per o nt «Ince the n o m in a tio n o f G o v e rn o r te n s io n
A.
pointed o il’ above, h o w rver. th e « filia tio n « In d iffe r e n t states v a ry s h a rp
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Ir. a n o p inio n to th e c a p lto l r e ­
co n stru ctio n
eo m m lae iu i
th ia
w eek A tto rn e y G e n e ra ) V a n W in k -
lc h » M th a t th e re w a * n o th ln < tn
th e leffialatlv e ac t to prev en t th e
conet ru c tio n o f th e new e ta tr house
on th e lan d a d jo tn in jf th e old c a p lt­
ol «ite and recen tly donated to th e
• t a t e by th e c ity o f .^alem
The
c a p lto l re c o n s tru c tio n a r t provide»
•h a t th e new b u lld in / whaJI he con
et ru e te d on «ome p o rtio n o f th e
p re m ie re
“ n o w '’ ow ned
by
the
e la te
T h e a tto rn e y g e n e ra l hold«
th a t the a d v e rb doee not neceeaar-
lly connote "a t th e preeent m*>
m e a t" but th a t it m a y m ean " p e r­
fo rm a n c e a ’ a lat»»r date."
T o ta ls
28 307
Jo.»«»
441
29!
3 .5 M
• • •
N - 'e T h e i n t l n r l h a . p e rn ilw d o n o f t h e F a r m J o u r n a l t o c o n tin u e
L ife policies o f th e 2M 9 O rego n
the p u b lic atio n o f t h i. I n t n e .t ln g s tra w vote as released by th a t out
c itize n « In th e P a c ific M u tu a l In *
•a d d in g jo u rn a l
• u r n no® co m p an y w h ich col la peed
l a w e e k a re fu lly pro tected in th e
rveirra^'.zed
co m p any.
a c c o rd lr.f
to H u f t i H K a rie , state In e tira n c e
co m m iss io n er
T h e co m p any
had
m o re th a n SUOO.O0O in life Innur-
a nee In fo rc e In th le atate
The
c o m p an y , one o f th e la m eat in th e
n a tio n , w a * o rjp tn tard u n d e r th e
law s o f O tllfo r n ia
• • •
’.V u ild
w ar
vetvraiu .
»e rvin g
tim « In th e O rvg u n p a n i'.a n tlx ry r* “
re tv a d bonus p a ym en t» a g g re g a tin g
C 3M 1
T h ir ty -e ig h t o f th e «7
v e te ra n » tn th e In s titu tio n q u a li­
fie d fo r th e bonua.
The
o th ers
served in Lbe a r m y le w th a n SO
d ays
T w o o f th e pension be n efic­
ia rie s arc life te rm e rs .
S eve ral
o th e rs a re s e rv in g long t e r m , o f JO
to 25 y e a r *
• • •
C ottage G rove
FRI., AUG. 7th
Performances at 2 and 8 p. m. Doors open
1 hour earlier for inspection of menagerie.
O reg o n sold t3.JflXfXjo w o rth o f
h a rd liq u o r th ro u g h Its s ta te rtoreo
an d agencies d u rin g th e fir s t six
m o n th s o f 11M . a c c o rd in g to a re ­
p o rt o f the L iq u o r C o n tro l com ­
m ission
P ro fits fo r th e stx m o n th
perio d
a m o u n te d
to
tl.lM .7 4 2
fr o m a ll source» In c lu d in g llcenae
fees an d p riv e le g e taxes
• • •
B oth A tto rn e y G e n e ra l V a n W in ­
k le an d G o v e rn o r M a r tin h a ve been
ap pealed to th is arena b y persons
In *e r o d e d In h e lp in g fish o v e r th e
B o n n e v ille d a m on th e ir w a y to
th e s p a w n in g grou nd s on th e u p ­
p e r C o lu m b ia r iv e r .
M a s te r fish
w a rd e n H o y p re d ic te d t h a t th e O r ­
egon fis h in g In d u s try w o u ld s u ffe r
lose unlesa a d e q u a te fla h w a y » w ere
pro v id e d Im m e d ia te ly
• • •
P u b lic W o r k a d m in is tra tio n o f­
f i c i a l , a re u rg in g th e ho ard o f con­
tr o l to p rep are a lis t o f p ro je c ts fo r
p ro m p t subm ission i f O reg o n w a n ts
to get In on th e n e w ly a p p ro p ria te d
fe d e ra l fu nd s W h ile th e ho ard Is
w illin g to a rrs p « U n c le S am 's do­
n a tio n s an d th e re la res I need fo r
m a n y state b u ild in g s th e re
la a
c a tc h In th e o f fe r th a t
has
th e
h o ard »tum ped th a t la th e 55 per
ce n t sh are w h ic h th e s ta te m ust
p u t u p ou t o f Its o w n funda. T h e
board expects to m a k e a su rv ey o f
th e state's b u ild in g n e e d , an d su b­
m it th e m ost pressing o f these to
th e le g is la tu re fo r co n sid eratio n . I t
is expected th a t th e lis t w ill In clu d e
e ith e r a n o th e r o ffic e b u ild in g o r
a llb r a iy b u ild in g , possibly both a«
w e ll as ne w b u ild in g s an d
a d d i­
tio n s ax several o f th e In s titu tio n s .
• • •
A - d sp eak in g o f th e re o rg a n iz a ­
tio n o f th e state c e n tra l c o m m it­
tees th e re was a m eed o f surp rise
in both sessions
C lau d e M c C u l­
loch o f K la m a th F a lls w e n t In to
th e
D e m o c ra tic
race
fo r
state
-h a lr m a n as a d a rk horse a lth o u g h
he polled 10 votes on th e fir s t b a l­
lot ar.d received th e b e n e fit o f th e
support o f F re d F is k an d some o f
F lo y d B lljro u ’s votes w h en It deveL
oped in to a fig h t betw een J a c k
A to ta l o f 474 m o to ris t« tn O ra-
C a n fie ld
of
T illa m o o k
co u n ty g o a had th e ir o p e ra to r's licensee
a g a in s t th e fie ld .
re v o k e d d u rin g th e past y e a r. 441
O n th e re p u b lic a n «id» o f th e o f these fo r d ru n k e n d r iv in g , ac­
p ic tu re e ffo r ts o f F lo y d C ook and c o rd in g to » re p o rt by S e c re ta ry
hts fe llo w ’•horsem en " to stop A n S netl and I I fo r h ittin g an d ru n ­
• h u r W L» P rta u lx In his race fo r n in g w ith o u t re n d e rin g a .r is ta n c e
re e le e tio n fa ile d w h en th e C h ilo ­ to th e ir v ic tim « .
• • •
q u in new sp sp e rm ean w e n t in to th e
P a v ro lle h a v e In crea sed 75 per
c o m m itte e m e e tin g w ith 1» o f th e
SE A L K K O S .
BIC THREE RING
W ill» A NIM AL CIRCUS
Combined W ith
OKLAHOMA B O P S
REAL W l l > WEST
ACRES OF WATERPROOF TENTS
HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE
HERDS OF PERFORM ING ELEPHANTS
BEAUTIFUL HORSES
Aerial and Gvmnantic St«ra of the Circu» W orld
Including a MAMMOTH W IL D A N IM A L M ENAOERIE
with Cage After Cage of RARE W IL D BEASTS
TW ICE D AILY
GO T O A B I G
S H OW
POPULAR PRICES
CIRCUS GROUNDS
Woodard’s Field,
North of City Park