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Don h e re a n d th a t la b o re rs and. for th a t m a tte r,
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of le st a n d re c re a tio n lnstea-1 of a day of re stle ssn e ss a re suing In Ja c k so n co u n ty for an p , C .ld .n l lt.M -e v .lt h a . 33 99 pet
In ju n ctio n re stra in in g collection of . ent I si si week out of 74.703 v o te , o p e ra te d d u rin g th e day. but well
a n d e x h a u stio n
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vtded In to tw o factio n s, b o th m obilised for an In tern »««iit h e rn O regon
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p ack ers w ith a p e rce n ta g e of 30» to « > . • last y e ar o c c u rre d at n ig h t »txt>
al w a r w hich is becom ing m ore b itte r each day At w ho sued tw o w eeks ago
aln of *" p olnta for him and a nine per c en t of th a victim s w « n
lo s s of Mt p oints for hl» o p p o n e n t
p e d « strta n e a n d th e d e ath r a te fo
th e h e ad f th e se fa c tio n s a re W illiam G re en , presl
i b is w e e k • fig u res give th e re
the e vening ru sh h o u rs w as over lfk>
d e n t of 'h e A m erican F e d e ra tio n of la th o r. a n d Jo h n
S o u th e rn O regon norm al school
K IN I m KVF. i t AN D I ANDON ' I H I
I. 1.« .vis. p re sid e n t of th e U n ited M ine W o rk e rs
su p p lies t h e n e w e s t official In the publican nom inee the advantage In p e r cen t g r e a te r In w in ter th a n In
T he d e m o c ra tic a n d rep u b lica n c a n d id a te . Tor
L ew is believes in and advocates in d u s tria l unions » tale d e p a rtm e n t of edu catio n Dr ,'t of the 31 sla te s polled
T hese su m m er, due to early
darknea*
th e p re sid en c y m et th e o th e r day In Dea Moines. lie.
w hile G re en c lin g s to c ra ft u n io n s As sta te d In the V erne l> H a lli, a ssistin g In high sta le s are C alifornia. Colorado, 11 M any m oto rist« "o v erd riv e lh al.
a n d ta lk e d over the d ro u th situ a tio n C olu m n s a p ­
S en tin el o f A ugust 30. th e re is a v ast d iffe re n c e be­ school su pervision and c u rric u lu m lln o l. In d ian a low s. K an sas, Ken headlights'* th a t la. th ey could not
p eared In th e d aily p a p e r , about th e
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tw e en a c r a f t a n d a n In d u stria l union U n d er the re o rg a n isa tio n th is fall R oben J tuck« M aine. M aryland M asearh u sto p th eir r a r e w ith in th e llluinl
very little ibout th e c o n c re te pro p o sals a d v a n c e d b\
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th at
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ed In h u n d re d s of d iffe re n t In d u strie s T hus, all tr u c k lll(t for , h r eaB, to do gra d u a te O klahom a.
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D akota Tennessee V irginia W a s h
v e lfs ideas a f te r w a d in g th ro u g h a m ass of p rin te d
w ork fo r ste el c o rp o ra tio n s a n d som e fo r o th e r In­
Ington. W est V irginia a n d W iscon lug tra ffic M any d o n 't seem to
hooev" w a» th a t th e re w ere in th e p r e s id e n ts m ind
You never inis» the Oregon cli­ sin P re sid e n t Roosevelt leads In re a lise th a t to w alk on • d a rk
d u s trie s U n d e r th e In d u stria l unio n
sy stem , all
id ea s a n d c o n clu sio n s on a long ra n g e lan d use p ro ­
w o rk e rs in a n in d u s try w ould belong to one big m a te u n til you've lived In C e n tra l Alabam a Florida M ichigan Mon highw ay w e arin g d a rk clothea la an
g ra m id eas he h a d re a c h e d on a to u r of th e d ro u th
A m erica C 1’ M cCullough design ta n a . N i » r lh <’ ultna.
a n d in v ita tio n to th e c o ro n e r An a u to
union, w h a te v e r th e ir Job
sta te s." And a s to L an d o n in th e th o u g h ts o f th e
d rlv ar should, h ow ever, ta k e every
T h is In te rn a l fight oversh ad o w ed all o th e r ques- e r of O regon » five coast highw ay t'ta h
K a n sa s g o v e rn o r w ere th e pro p o sals for w a te r con­
p re c a u tio n ev en go to w h at ma«
tlo n s b efo re o rg a n is e d la b o r w hen la b o r «lay daw ned bridges, w rites M cCullough took a
se rv a tio n a n d soil c o n se rv a tio n g a in e d fro m close
leave of absence to build b u d g e , \lt»b HHIInc IU . Wet’"
seem rid ic u lo u s le n g th s to operate
M onday. S e p te m b e r 7
c o n ta c t w ith th e d isa ste rs of fa rm e rs a n d c a ttle ra is ­
A utom obiles kill
G o v e rn o r I-andon. sp e a k in g at W ic h ita . K a n s for th e U. »• g o v e rn m e n t in Cen
e rs in h is ow n p ra irie s ta te In th e last few years.
A new
Job selling racket
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w a r » h .w d o w n .
tra ! A m erica and will re tu rn to the
said '
. . « • • ” ..........— ~ d e p a rtm e n t early In IMtrtrd by the l*nrtland lu-Her " •
In a d isp a tc h to th e C orvallis O a se tte -T lm e s by
• J fo r one. a m so rry to see th e re ce n t spilt In s ta f f h i g h * ,
Jo e Alex. M orris. U nited P re ss s ta f f c o rre sp o n d e n t.
Ituslnesa b u re au In w hich v ictim s ntg n t
th e r a n k s o f la b o r a n d hope th a t it will he speedily 1937
L an d o n ’s id eas w ere ex p lain ed m ore in d e ta il a s fol-
a lied out >f small pay manta
healed. T he g re a t g a in s m ad e by lab o r th ro u g h its
. . . . ( I .I i , . 1 t h e o i p j . - g e i l e n t
T o u r H o m e I T I n l W h o p m o t ------
No less a perso n ag e Ilian fo rm ­
o r g a n is a tio n s a re In d a n g e r so long a s th is division
” In a m e m o ran d u m left w ith th e p re sid e n t. G ov­
e x ists H er* a g ain , u n ity is re q u isite fo r p ro g re s s and e r tro v e rn o r A. W N orblad of A s­
e rn o r L an d o n r e ite ra te d h l . view s on e m e rg en c y a n d
to ria now a p ra c tic in g a tto rn e y
lo n g -ran g e d ro u th re lief a n d e m p h a siie d th e d e sir­ a c h ie v e m e n t."
b rin g s the la te st legal a ctio n lo de­
ab ility of s ta te a n d fe d era l cooperation In w a te r
lay building of th e new sta tsh o u se
C IT Y » U F D F D R »7.500 BAM AGFS.
sto ra g e p ro je c ts in K a n sa s a n d sim ila r sta te s, espect-
N orblad. a c tin g for an u n id e n ti­
Due. It Is alleged, to th e u n fit c o n d itio n of a side
ally th ro u g h c o n stru c tio n of ponds, la k e s a n d reser-
w alk a w om an f r a c tu re d h e r an k le a c c o rd in g to the fied g roup of » a le m clients, a n ­
voir* in w hich to sto re ra in fa ll. In g e n era l, h e w as
follow ing Item from th e M cM innville R e g is te r-T e le ­ no u n ced he w ould seek an In ju n c­
u n d e rsto o d to h av e d iscu ssed
th e
n e c e ssity
of
tio n to p revent th e »late c sp tt.d
th o ro u g h su rv e y s to aid in w a te r a n d w ind erosion
phone-
M ary IjAractn filed su it a g a in st th e C ite of Me com m ission from building on any
co n tro l d evelopm ent a n d Im p ro v em en t of farm -to -
p ro p e rty o th e r th a n the e x a rt
M lnnvllle. J u ly 39. d e m a n d in g $7.900 d a m a g e s for In­
m a r k e t ro a d s: use of fe d era l and s ta te d e p a rtm e n ts
g ro u n d occupied by the old build
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of a g ric u ltu re a s in fo rm a tio n fo r fa rm e rs T h e K a n ­ ju rie s received last J a n u a r y w hen she fell on T h ird -
stre e t a n d f r a c tu r e d h e r Ankle a n d le* In th e com - k
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sas g o v e rn o r is sa id to h a v e u rg e d g r e a t c are , how ­
p lain t the p la in tif f . U t e , th a t the .Id e w a lk w n , In ‘- x e and h *
th a n th e Id ^ o n .
e v e r In a n y s h ifts in lan d use. p o in tin g out th a .
a n u n fit c o n d itio n due to th e negligence of th e city th a t t u r n
th e re w e re only sm all a r e a s in K a n sa s w hich h e be­
a n d she r e q u e s t, th e a d d itio n ., sum of «2™ 00 for " V ^ I l Z L ¿ r k
lieved should be r e tire d fro m p ro d u c tio n -”
d o c to r a n d m edical fe e . a n d »240 00 fo r w a g e , lost cd by W lileon p a rk
T he m e a g e rn e ss o f th e p ress new s a s to th e
A tto rn ey G e n era l 1 It
Van
d u rin g a p eriod o f c o n v alescen ce.”
p re sid e n t’s view s w as su rp risin g ; but he. In a ra d io
W in k le re n d ere d a n opinion Jul«
O u r p o s tm a s te r h a s called a tte n tio n to the fact S In te rp re tin g th e
a d d ress S u n d a y e v en in g sta te d we a re goin g to con­
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as b e in g only to In­
serve soil, c o n serv e w a te r a n d c o n serv e life If th ese
th a t th e c ity m all c a r r ie r s will h a v e to be ta k e n off d icate th a t th e cap ito l should l>*
re p o rts a re c o rre c t R oosevelt and I-andon a g re e as
c e rta in ro u te s u n less re p a irs a r* m ade
to w h at sh o u ld be done.
b u ilt on th e a p p ro x im ate location
nf our
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It w ould be had e n o u g h to d e p riv e re sid e n ts of o f th e old one a n d the p h ra se now
\ \ » » i l l r i ' l i its« f r i ' t i i t i n I r t i
T he w rite r lived in N e b ra sk a for about 17 y e a rs
c e rta in se c tio n s of th e c ity of h a v in g th e ir m all d»-
r " d wt. ri, m rB n t only «0 id sn tl-
a n d from experience, g ained d u rin g th o se y e ars, is
H A L M H I N S » tu 'lt b i ' i i r i n g « l ' i i n l «vh h *h w i l l c u t i l l c
llvered. but it w ould be still w orse if som eone sued
<r<iUnJ
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Van
convinced th a t a n e x te n siv e w a te r c o n se rv a tio n p ro ­
th e c ity a n d w as given Judgm ent a g a in s t It for a W lnJt|#
, h a t tim e, no ta x p a y e r
g ram w ill com e as n e a r solving m ost of th e problem s
larg e su m o f m oney fo r In ju rie s cau sed by th e bad h a d th e rig h t to b rin g gtich a suit
of f a rm e r s in th e m id w e ste rn sta te s as a n y th in g th a t
¡ tn y I h > v or girl turning *nu" i n t o o u r » fo rk th<- prt«'-
c o n d itio n o f a sidew alk
c an be done It Is tr u e th a t th e a v era g e y e a rly r a in ­
sin ce no one could show fin an c ia l
t li- x ig n iit c s l o n t h e c i t r t l
“ A s titc h In tim e sa v e s n in e " O ld a n d trite , hut Injury.
fall w as r a th e r sm all, b u t th e re w as a la rg e w in te r
tru e
snow fall w hich, a s it a n d th e Ice in th e stre a m s
th aw ed in th e sp rin g , caused both th e c re e k s and
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O re g o n 's Incom e from gasoline
riv ers to ov erflo w th e ir b a n k s T he c o n se rv a tio n of
In 1932 J a p a n e s e Im p o rts of c o tto n goods Into th e , BXri) fo r the first ,• «en m onth* of
th is snow a n d ice w a te r w ould re su lt in a c o n sid e r­
U nited S ta te s w ere 789.000 sq u a re y a rd s. In 19X9 th ey 193« -----
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119.399
w ere 38.179.000 sq u a re y a rd s, a c c o rd in g to th e St 029 gallo n s of gas, S e c re ta ry of
able a d d itio n to th e ra in fa ll.
T h ere is a n o th e r seem ingly in ex h a u stib le source
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S.. tlu'in itnil th«' aph n ili'l array of «chool >atpi>li«a
sta te o f a f fa ir s a re tl> th a t A m erican c o tto n m ills h ig h w a y fund g ets tl.«4»’> 919 o f
m ills all over th e se c tio n of N e b ra s k a w h e re the
h a d to pay m illio n s of d o lla rs In "p re c e ss in g ta x e s.” , hllt am ount
w rite r resid ed W hen w a te r w as needed, all one had
: - per cen t sa les ta x nnd
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wc have gnthcri'il to fill your in « 'la fo r nehool
to do w as to s t a r t th e w indm ill a n d th e re w as an
(2t th a t A m e ric an m ills p a y in g a m in im u m o f »13
M arlon c o u n ty votes 'in local
DON T mi«« Uus event Only one p n w Vo any boy
a b u n d a n t supply. T h is w ould seem to In d icate th a t
for a 40-hour w eek could not com pete w ith J a p a n e s e p ro h ib itio n o p tio n In N ovem ber,
th e re a r e u n d e rg ro u n d s tre a m s o r lak e s, w hose w a­
lab o r paid »3 fo r 9.5-hour w eek T h e r e s u l t ’’ O ne mil- w llh p e titio n s b earing INK) slgna-
te rs m ig h t be tap p ed and m ad e m ore a b u n d a n tly
llon c o tto n sp ln d le rs w ere sc rap p e d la s t y e a r nnd one , ureB a lren d y on file
T h a t news
or girl
av ailab le by som e m ethod w hich will, u n doubtedly,
m illion five h u n d re d th o u s a n d m ore will he idle th is b ro u g h t
to
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be developed by o u r c ap a b le e n g in e e rs
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a te ly bu t. unless th e re h a s been a g re a t c h a n g e In
T he a ttitu d e and a c tio n s o f Rcxiaevelt and I-an peclally a ro u n d -le rtlo n a n d le g ia
th e c h a r a c te r of th e people of th e m id w est sin ce the
don w hen th e y m et a t D m M oines « v e re . » t i l ,
w rite r lived in th a t section, it is c e rta in th a t a t lea st
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per c e n t of th em do not w a n t to go on th e dole
p a re n tly n e ith e r of th em h a s a tte m p te d to m ak e
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T h ey a re a s tu rd y In d u strio u s. In d e p en d e n t a n d
p o litical c a p ita l o u t of th a t m e e tin g T h is Is as It recom m end to t h e next leglslatur»
c o u ra g e o u s people. All th e y w a n t Is a c h a n c e to
should be c o n sid e rin g th e se rio u sn e ss o f th e situ a tio n irq u ls ltlo n of tax d e lin q u e n t fo r
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the Im p ressio n th a t th e r e w as so m e th in g e x tra o rd ln
in pro v id in g th a t o p p o rtu n ity . S p e n d in g m oney for
a ry in th e w ay th ey m et. In fa c t th e r e w as m ore
such a p u rp o se couid not be classed a s boondoggling,
p r in te r s ' Ink spilled o v e r th e w ay th e y m et th a n
if sp e n t on p ro je c ts th a t w ould fit in to a g e n era l
w h a t th e y a g ree d upon.
plan of re h a b ilita tio n .
W illiam H a rd . In a ra d io b ro a d c a st, co m m ented
LABOR BAY.
on a re p o rte d p lan of P re s id e n t R o o se v e lt to as
P e te r J M cG uire. s e c re ta ry of th e N ew Y ork
sem ble such w orld d ic ta to r s a s M ussolini of Italy,
C ity B ro th erh o o d of C a rp e n te rs a n d J o in e rs, is c re d ­
S ta lin of R u ss ia a n d H itle r of G e rm a n y a ro u n d a
ited w ith c o n ce iv in g th e idea of h a v in g one d a y set
tab le to fra m e a w orld peace pact. Be c a re fu l Mr.
aside fo r lab o r as a legal holiday. H e a n n o u n c e d th is
P r e s id e n t' H av e th e m se a rc h e d be fo re you sit dow n
idea M ay 8. 1882. H is proposal w as t h a t a d a y should
w ith th e m a t th a t ro u n d ta b le a n d th e n be su re to
be set a sid e as a festiv e d a y d u rin g w hich a p a ra d e
w ear th e la te s t m odel o f ste e l vests.
th ro u g h th e s tr e e ts of th e city w ould p e rm it a
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