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p o u n d s of hogs a n d p ork p ro d u c ts P o rk w o rth ft
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tow n to buy a few p ork ch o p s a t fa n cy prices
B etw een May 12. 1933. a n d A pril I. 1936 it la
sta te d th a t th e fe d era l g o v e rn m e n t sp e n t $30d.2t}5.
907 on its corn -h o g p ro g ra m a wild " b ra in tr u s t"
sch em e devise»! for th e p u rp o se of re d u c in g o u r do­
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T h e re will be th re e services w ith a
Jo se p h sto o d P h a r a o h ' sa y s S e c re ta ry W allace, the b a sk e t d in n e r at noon Y oung pe«»
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W H A ndrew » hom e F rid a y eve
fires raxinK in o u r forests.
nlng. follow ed bv a social hour. T he
A ccording to th« N a tio n a l B o a rd of F ire U n d e r­
next m eetin g will he at the Joe
O REG ON OLD AGE RF.1 IF F I.AH
w rite rs th e fire toss fo r th e f irs t seven m o n th s of
H u g h Ball, e d ito r o f th e H ood R iv e r N ew s and G oar hom e F rid • a y • • evening
1936 w as o v e r 320.000.000 in excess o f th e loss fo r
m em b e r of th e s ta te b o a rd on relief. Is th e w rite r of
the sam e p eriod In 1935 T h is p ro b a b ly re fe rs to
B a p tist C hurch H enry W Davl*.
th e follow ing ab le ex p o sitio n of the O regon old age
losses on in su re d p ro p e rty
Ihtator S un d ay
school. 10 foie
re lief law :
T h is su m m e r u p u n til th e tw e n ty -s e v e n th of
n o o n s e rv ic e . 11 a a rm o n a u h ie ct,
" I n s p ite of a!) th a t h a s been w ritte n to th e con­ A Fall P ro g ra m . evening service
th is m o n th the n o rth w e st had been fre e fro m se rio u s
tra ry . It Is still e v id e n t th a t n o t a few people Insist 7 30. serm o n su b je ct, “L iving at
fo re s t fire s In fa c t w h e n cold ra in s deluged W illa m ­
on b elieving th a t all p e rso n s, 70 y e a rs a n d o ld er a re O n e 's B ast.“ th e second s e rm o n In
e tte valley a n d n e a rb y m o u n ta in s, a c c o m p a n ie d by
e n title d to a "p e n sio n ” o f a fla t $30 p e r m o n th and th e aeries of 'T h e Voyage of Life
snow on th e th ir te e n th a n d fo u rte e n th o f th is m o n th ,
people'# m eeting*
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th a t th e c h ild re n o f th e se ag ed people a r e absolved Y oung
ev ery o n e seem ed to feel th a t th e d a n g e r of a n y
fro m even th e m o ral re sp o n sib ility o f c a rin g fo r th e ir pr*v«»r m eeting • T • h • u rsd a y , 7 30
se rio u s fire s o c c u rrin g th is se a so n h a d p assed
p a re n ts. T h is m is in te rp re ta tio n o f th e law . fo r su ch It
S u d d e n ly on S u n d a y a fte rn o o n ra d io p ro g ra m s
P re sb y te ria n C h u rc h . Jam e» Aik
is, so m e tim e s lead s to not a little b itte rn e e s b etw een
w ere su sp en d e d a n d it w as a n n o u n c e d th a t a f »rest
In S m ith , P a s to r Munday school.
a p p lic a n ts a n d th o se s y m p a th e tic m en a n d w om en, 9 45; forenoon service 11. serm on
fire to th e n o rth of B an d o n -b v -th e-S ea w as se rio u sly
w ho a re g iv in g th e ir tim e to serve o n re lief c o m m it­ su b je ct. "T he S te w a id s h lp of Life,
th r e a te n in g th a t b e a u tifu l co ast to w n At ab o u t 3 p.
tees In th e hope th a t th e y c an sm ooth oi^I w ith th e first of a se ries of six serm on $ on
m th e f ir s t b u ild in g in B an d o n c a u g h t fire. In a
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few h o u rs only one b u ild in g w as left sta n d in g ,
serm o n su b ject. "Introducing the
th e se ag ed people
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ro u p th a t m et a f te r the evening
n e ce ssities for m a in ta in in g life, a n d c a n n o t be c la ss­ g service
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a tio n on re s id e n ts of th e c o u n ty , one fo u rth by the e vening
c o v erin g 1.700. 500. 700 a n d 2.000 a c re s a re bein g
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sta te , a n d o n e -h a lf of th e to ta l by th e fe d e ra l gov-
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v e stlg a tio n m ust be m ad e in to eac h case, fo r it p re ­ A l t a r s o c ie ty w ill m e e t M o n d a y it
C a lifo rn ia e s tim a te s th e fire loss of t h a t s ta te , d u rin g
su m e s th a t. If th e re a re c h ild re n o r o th e r re la tiv e s 2 a t th e h o m e o f M rs O W S pies
th e la s t e ig h t d a y s a t $1.750.000.
c ap a b le o f s u p p o rtin g th e a p p lic a n t, th e re sp o n sib ili­ f o r r e g u la r m e e tin g
I t is e s tim a te d by c o m p e te n t p e rso n s th a t a t le a st
• • •
ty is th e ir s a n d not a few h ave w illingly accepted
e ig h ty p e r c en t o f all o u r fire s a re p re v e n ta b le
S e v e n th Pay A d v e n tis t C h u rc h
th is re sp o n sib ility w hen th e y u n d e rsto o d w h a t th e
T h e fire s t h a t n o th in g could h a v e p re v e n te d a re
S u n d a y sch o o l. 11, fo re n o o n
s e r­
law re q u ire s.
indeed r a r e T h is b e in g so, A m e ric a 's e n o rm o u s a n ­
F u r th e r , th e law a lso re q u ire s th a t If th e a p p li­ v ice . 9 30. I*astor R oss P u s tln of
nual fire loss is a d isg ra c e to th e n a tio n .
E u g e n e w i l l p re a c h .
c a n t h a s a n y p ro p e rty , re a l o r p e rso n al, household
• • •
T h ey a r e m o stly due to h u m a n Ig n o ran c e , h u m a n
e ffe c ts a n d c lo th in g ex cep ted , he o r sh e sh a ll give
indolence, h u m a n in d iffe re n c e , h u m a n c a re le ssn e ss
An Illu stra te d lec tu re
will be
th e c o u n ty a lien o n su c h p ro p e rty , to th e a m o u n t of given T u esd ay ev en in g a t H o ’clock
a n d all too o ften , if re p o rts o f th e se la te s t fire s a re
th e old-age relief ex ten d ed . T h is ru lin g a p p lie s also a t th e S eventh
tru e , to in c e n d ia rism .
P a y A dventist
to sto c k a n d bonds, a n d a n y o th e r fo rm o f se c u rity c h u rc h on w est M ain stre e t
The
T h e A m e ric an people show w h a t c a n only be
w hich c a n be re g a rd e d a s a ta n g ib le a sse t. In some th e m e I# H aw aii a n d include* m anv
d e sc rib e d as a c rim in a l d is re g a rd o f th e h a z a rd s
In sta n ce s, p ro sp e ctiv e a p p lic a n ts h av e tra n s fe rre d c o lo rfu l p ic tu re s of w a te r s p o rts .
resp o n sib le fo r th e fire s t h a t d e stro y h u n d re d s o t
p ro p e rty to a son o r d a u g h te r, w ith in a re ce n t d ate,
th o u sa n d s o f a c re s o f m a g n ific e n t tim b e r, th e g ro w th
a n d th e b e n e fic ia ry h a s re fu sed to su p p o rt th e p a r­ >7000 a g a in st th e p ro p e rty for h a rk
o f c e n tu rie s : c re m a te w ild life: d e stro y h u n d re d s of
Im provem ent a sse ss­
ent. la te r to e x p ress s u rp ris e th a t th e re lief c o m m it­ ta x e s a n d
m illions of d o lla rs w o rth of o th e r p ro p e rty a n d ta k e
tee had. In view of th e fa cts, re je c te d 'h e a p p lic a tio n m en ts. T he s ta te w hich does not
th e lives of th o u sa n d s o f h u m a n beings.
B ut th e reco rd of th e w ork of th e v n rto u s com ­ com e in to possession of the p ro p ­
N o o th e r c o u n try in th e w orld su ffe rs a fire loss
m itte e s discloses, beyond a n y d o u b t, th a t th e ir rh la f e r ty so long a* th e p re sen t h eir
a s g r e a t a s th is c o u n try . In m a n y E u ro p e a n c o u n ­
u rg e is to relieve Ind ig en t old people of th e su ffe rin g lives Is resp o n sib le fo r a t le a st a
trie s th e p e rso n resp o n sib le fo r fire m u st p a y fo r
w hich c o m es fro m th e fe a r of w h e th e r th e re will be ¡»art of th e claim but no provision
th e d a m a g e It does to his n e ig h b o r's p ro p e rty No
a n y th in g to e a t to m o rro w , o r w a rm th In th e hom e, w as e v er m ade fo r the p aym ent of
d o u b t it th is w ere th e law h e re o u r fire loss w ould
all th a t re m a in s to th em In th e ir d e clin in g y e ars. In a n y expense* Incident to the m ain
d im in ish im m e d ia tely
ev ery c ase, w here th e need Is g e n u in e, re lie f Is be­ te n a n c e of th e build in g T h e board
E v e ry o n e sh o u ld re a liz e th a t it is a c rim e a g a in s t
ing e x te n d ed , a n d all. o u tsid e o f Im m e d iate a p p li­ o f c o n tro l Is a s k in g the city of
so ciety to p e rm it fire h a z a rd s to go u n c o rre c te d a n d
c a n ts. w ho p e rm it th e m se lv e s to becom e Incensed P o rtla n d to h ave p a tie n ce u n til the
ev ery c itiz e n should likew ise u n d e rs ta n d th a t p ra c ­
a g a in s t a n y c o m m itte e b e ca u se o f sto rie s w hich have le g isla tu re can m eet a n d ta k e c are
tic a l fire p re v e n tio n re q u ire s little e f fo r t a n d little
re ac h ed th e ir c a rs, sh o u ld a s c e r ta in th e fa c ts, before of th e s itu a tio n If it w a n ts to hold
m oney.
nt » m p tln g to p a ss Ju d g m e n t on c o m m itte e decisions. o n to th e p ro p e rty w hich Is said to
F ire p re v en tio n is up to »very one of us a r.d I f
h ave c o n sid era b le value ns a pos­
fro n t o f th e s ta te b u ild in g s now th e s ta te Is b e in g stre n g th e n e d sible site for a fu tu re s ta te office
a d d itio n a l
p a tro lm e n
a n d b u ild in g to ho u se d e p a rtm e n t* lo­
t h a t th e c ity council h a s lim ite d w ith
p a r k in g in t h a t a r e a to tw o h o u rs. loo k o u ts called o u t a n d e v e ry pre­ c a te d In the m etropolis.
• • •
s tre n u o u s
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have
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w o n t to d riv e rig h t u p to th e fro n t b a ttle a g a in st th e fire dem on
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rsiw on a cash b a sis T h ere a re no
floor of th e office bulldin ■ w ill now
C o u n tie s w hich a tte m p t to m ak e o u ts ta n d in g c e rtific a te * of In d e b t­
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lis ts o f m e a su re s a n d c a n d id a te s to o r so to th e ir p lace o f em p lo y m en t. a Jail o u t o f th e s ta te p riso n will e d n e s s issued a g a in st fu tu re p ro f­
• • •
fin d th a t th is is a g a m e n t w hich its o f th e liq u o r com m ission the
a p p e a r on th e
N o v e m b er ballot
D a rt g a m e s a r e ta b o o In O reg o n tw o can play. G o v e rn o r
M a rtin la st o f th ee h a v in g been ta k e n up
h ave been se n t o u t to all c o u n ty
c le rk s by S e c re ta ry of S ta te Snell. a s a v io la tio n o f th e c o n s titu tio n a l c o m m u ted th e se n te n c e s o f e ig h t In J u ly a c c o rd in g to S ta te T r e a s u r ­
T h e lis t in clu d e s e ig h t m e a s u r e s - - in h ib itio n a g a in s t lo tte rie s, th e sh o rt te rm p riso n e rs s e n t up from e r H o lm an A to ta l of >1,765.000 of
sev en in itia tiv e s a n d one re fe re n d ­ s ta te su p re m e c o u rt h a s ruled. M arlon c o u n ty th is w eek a n d se n t th ese c e rtific a te s h a v e been 's - u r d
um th e C olum bia riv e r a n ti-se in ­ "T h e le g isla tu re h a s no a u th o r ity th em all b a c k to th e c o u n ty Jail to a t d iffe re n t tim e# In o rd e r to fi­
th e i r
se n ten c es.
T he n a n ce th e s t a te ’s s h a re of relief
in g bill h a v in g been ru led o ff th e to e n a c t a n y law a u th o riz in g o r co m p le te
b a llo t by th e su p re m e c o u rt be­ lic e n sin g th e g am e," th e c o u rt d e ­ te rm s o f th e p riso n e rs ra n g e d from c o sts, w ith as m u ch a* >1.0ir».')00 of
cau se o f in a d e q u a c y o f th e in itia ­ c la re d . T h e o p in io n did n o t deal fo u r to e ig h t m o n th s fo r fo rg ery th e c e rtific a te s o u ts ta n d in g a t one
w ith th e s ta tu s of pin h a ll a n d a n d larc en y . O th e r c o u n tie s w hich tim e.
tiv e p e titio n s.
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D e m o c ra ts filled tw o of the th re e o th e r g a m e s o r w ith b a n k n ig h ts, send s h o r t te r m p riso n e rs to S alem
M ore th a n >2,500,000 In sta te
v a ca n c ie s o n th e ir s ta te tic k e t d u r­ s u its d e a lin g w ith w hich a r e still can e x p ec t to find th em b o u n cin g
b a ck in to th e ir la p s u n d e r th e new fund* w ere se n t to N ew Y ork city
in g th e w eek b u t th e w ith d ra w a l pending.
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th is
policy w hich h a s been a d o p te d In by S ta te T r e a s u r e r H olm an
o f a n o th e r c a n d id a te s still leaves
T h e s ta te d e p a rtm e n t of e d u c a ­ a n e ffo rt to reliev e c o n g estio n a t w eek to m eet In te re st and p rin cip al
th e p a rty w ith a n et of tw o v a c a n t
positions. In th e th ird r e p re s e n ta ­ tio n h a s lo st tw o v alued em ployes th e p e n ite n tia ry w h e re th e popu­ p a y m e n ts on bon d s of th e h ig h ­
tive d is tr ic t—T illam o o k c o u n ty — d u rin g th e p a s t w eek. R o b e n J. latio n Is now h ittin g new record w ay com m ission a n d th e W orld
W ar V e te ra n s »State AM co tiim lu
A1 Boon h a s been d r a fte d by th e M a a s k e , s u p e rv iso r of h ig h school highs.
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.ilon. M ore th a n >1.045.000 o f th e
d e m o c ra ts to fill th e v a ca n cy c au s­ e d u c a tio n , h a s ta k e n a y e a r 's leave
D e ath rid e s th e h ig h w a y In O re­ p a y m e n t w ent for In te re st done.
ed by th e w ith d ra w a l o f L ouis E. o f ab se n ce to stu d y fo r h is D o c to r’s
H a m m e r w hile In th e n in e te e n th d e g ree a t th e U n iv e rsity of M lnnc- gon th is y e a r w ith m o re re ck less >975,000 bein g a p p lie d to w a rd the
d is tr ic t — J a c k s o n c o u n ty — the » o t a a t M inneapolis. K e n n e th a b a n d o n th a n e v e r before. T ra ffic ’ re tir e m e n t of h ig h w a y b o n d s and
nam e o t R a lp h O. S te p h e n so n h a s B each, su p e rv iso r o f a d u lt e d u c a ­ fa ta litie s fo r A u g u st to ta llin g 33 $500,000 to w a rd th e re tire m e n t of
been su b s titu te d fo r th a t o f M oore tion, h a s gone to B a to n R ouge, La., show a 50 p e r c e n t In c re a se over b o n u s bonds.
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H a m ilto n w ho decided n o t to sta n d to a ssu m e th e p o st o f a s s is ta n t th e 21 re co rd e d f o r A u g u st, 1935
H acratnry of A g ric u ltu re W al
fo r re e le c tio n a f te r se c u rin g th e p ro fe s so r o f a d u lt e d u c a tio n In th e T he toll o f tr a f f ic d e a th s In O re ­
d e m o c ra tic n o m in a tio n . T h e only U n iv e rsity o f L o u isia n a . P r o f J o h n gon fo r th e f ir s t e ig h t m o n th i of inen In a ti-I'gr.'irn to G overnor
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w ith d ra w a l d u rin g th e w eek w as N. M iller o t th e e a s te r n O regon th is y e a r to ta ls 135 c o m p a re d to M a rtin a d v ised
t h a t o f G eo rg e H . W ilcox, d em o ­ s ta te n o rm a l school a t L a O ra n d e 165 fo r th e sa m e p eriod a y e a r w ith h a y to »»II to sto c k m e n In th e
c r a tic n o m in e e fo r th e s ta te sen­ hag ta k e n o v e r th e d e sk v a c a te d ago. T r a f f ic In ju rie s a re u p m ore d r o u th s tric k e n m iddle w est to list
a te fro m th e e ig h te e n th
d is tr ic t by M aaske, B e a c h ’s su c c e sso r h a s th a n 30 p e r c e n t o v e r 1935 re co rd s th e ir offering». Inclu d in g q u a n tity
w ith 4343 p e rso n s In ju red th is y e a r a n d price, w ith th e F e d e ral Live
c o m p risin g S h e rm a n . G iillnm and not yet been an n o u n ce d .
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to .Septem ber 1 c o m p a red to 3469, ato ck F e e d
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b u ild in g , K a n sa s C ity, Mo. , T he
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F ire c o n d itio n s In O re g o n a r e la st year.
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fe d e ra l g o v e rn m e n t, S e c r e t a r y
B oth th e s ta te lan d bo ard and th e m o st se rio u s th a t th e y h av e
M em bers o f th e b o a rd o f c o n tro l W allac e e xplained, Is not buy in g
th e W o rld W a r v e te r a n s s ta te aid been a t a n y tim e th is y e a r, a c c o rd ­
co m m issio n re p o rt a big boom in in g to J. W. F e rg u so n , s ta te f o r e s t­ a re w o n d e rin g w h e th e r th e leg isla­ a n y feed fo r d is trib u tio n to fa rm
re a l e s ta te sa les w ith f a rm p ro p e r­ er. In a n e ffo rt to m in im ize the tu re d re w a plum o r a lem on w hen e r s o f th e s tric k e n Bern hut only
tie s in h e a v y d e m an d . A u g u st sa les h a z a rd all o p e ra tio n s w ere o rd e re d It a g re e d to a c c e p t th e M ulkey a c tin g a s a c le a rin g house In sup
by th e b o n u s co m m issio n exceeded closed dow n In th e tim b e re d a re a s b u ild in g In P o rtla n d , b e q u ea th e d p ly in g in fo rm a tio n relntlv.- to lo­
$100,000 w hile sa le s fo r th e firs t of L in n , M arlon, C lac k m as, M ult­ to th e s ta te by th e la te F r a n k M c a tio n arid p rice o f avnllnhle hay
e ig h t m o n th s o f th e c u r r e n t y e a r, n o m ah (e x ce p t th e M ount H ood M ulkey. T h e s ta te ’s In te r e s t In the to p o te n tia l c u sto m e rs.
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to ta lin g $474,000, a lm o s t eq ualled N a tio n a l fo re s t) C latsop, C olum bia, b u ild in g Is t h a t of th e re m a in d e r­
E x c a v a tio n w ork fo r th e new
th e sa les fo r th e e n tir e 12 m o n th s T illam o o k , W a sh in g to n a n d Y am ­ m an, su b je c t to a life In te re s t v e st­
hill c o u n ties. As a f u r th e r p re c a u ­ ed in tw o h e irs o f M ulkey, one of c a p ito l w ns co m p leted S a tu rd a y
o f 1935.
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tio n th e T illam o o k , S a lm o n b e rry w hom still su rv iv e s a n d c o n tin u e s n ig h t a n d e v e ry th in g Is now re ad y
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