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A BLUE OH DIVERTIVE
SU NDA Y
It is re p o rte d th a t a re ce n tly
form ed “ R e c re a tio n a l C o m m itte e ”
h a s opened offices In P o rtla n d w ith
th e s v m r n l o b ject o f closing on
S u n d a y s aU of th e b u sin ess e sta b ­
lish m e n ts in th e s ta te , e x ce p t p h a r ­
m acies a n d re s ta u ra n ts .
F n 'tn th e in fo rm a tio n a t h a n d it
is not c le a r ju s t w h a t k in d of a
S u n d a y th is o rg a n is a tio n h a s In
m ind. A re we to h a v e a d iv ertiv e
S u n d a y devoted to all k in d s of
a m u sem en ts, w hich b u sin e ss m en
aril! be obliged to a tte n d o r be en­
gaged in, o r a re w e to r e v e rt to the
blue law S u n d a y o f r e s tr a in t, w ith
rigid law s for o rd e rin g one s con­
duct on th e S a b b a th d a y ? W ill th e
aid M a ssa c h u se tts law be adopted
w hich provided th a t "n o person
A o u ld be p e rm itte d to w a lk In the
stre e ts on S u n d ay , except in going
re v e re n tly to c h u rc h o r re tu rn in g
from th e s e rv ic e s ’ ” E ven in th e
blue S u n d ay d a y s th e re w ere S a b ­
b a th s w hen th e snow w as w hite
and th ic k a n d the a ir w as so c risp
a n d clear, th a t It proved a "te m p ­
ta tio n of ye D evile " to m an y boyish
h e a r ts a n d th ey fell by th e way-side
a n d w en t “a le e ln g " W ill such con­
d u c t rou.se th e "deep w ra th " of fu­
tu re a u th o ritie s, a s it did th o se of
blue S u n d ay d a y s a n d w ill th e new ­
ly form ed “R e c re a tio n a l C om m it­
te e ” Insist th a t th e ir S u n d a y cloe-
fng ’aw forbid
such
"unseem ly
w ick ed n ess” arxi m ak e It "law tu l
fo r a n y c o n stab le to ta k e any sled
o r sleds from a ll a n d a n y boy a n d
g irl rid in g o r o ffe rin g to rid e tow n
a n y hill a n d b re a k any such sled
o r sleds in p ieces"?
T h e s e c re ta ry o f th is C om m it­
te e ” is re p o rte d a s c la im in g a m em ­
b e rsh ip o f o v e r 2000 a n d th a t it
will s ta r t a state-w id e c am p a ig n io
p ro m o te th e passage of legislation
to "m ak e S u n d a y a day of rest, on
w hich all u n e sse n tia l coenm erc’al
a c tiv itie s shall cease."
I t is s ta te d t h a t se v e ra l re ta il
s to re o rg a n iz a tio n s e n d
religious
g ro u p s will a ssist in d r a ftin g a
(dosing bill, w hich the "c o m m itte e"
e x p ec ts to h av e Introduced a t th e
nejet session o f th e leg isla tu re . If
such a law falls to pa?» the com ­
m itte e th r e a te n s to p u t th e m eas­
u re b efore th e v o te rs a t th e next
ejection by in v o k in g th e
m uch
afcii.«ed In itia tiv e law
»A law such a s th is "R e c re a tio n a l
C om m ittee" p roposes is g en era lly
d a n g e ro u s a n d h a s tim e a n d a g ain
proven o p p re ssiv e I t w as u n d e r
a S u n d ay clo sin g law th a t, a t one
tim e, th e m em b e rs of th e S eventh
D ay A dv en tist c h u rc h w ere h o u n d ­
ed. p e rsec u ted , p ro se cu te d a n d se n t
to Jail fo r w o rk in g on S u n d ay a f ­
te r o b serv in g S a tu rd a y a s th e
L o rd 's Day.
I t will be In te re stin g to w atch
th e p ro g re ss of th is "c o m m itte e" In
fra m in g th e proposed law a n d es­
pecially In te re stin g to le a rn Just
w h a t d ire p u n ish m e n t Is to be
m eted o u t to th o se w ho violate Its
provisions.
I t will be re ca lle d t h a t G ov ern o r
M a rtin p ro m p tly a n d rig h tly vetoed
a bill, p assed by th e 1935 legisla­
tu re . p ro v id in g fo r th e S u n d a y d oe-
fner o f food sto res.
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I IIE S E N T 1 N K L U O T T A G « ( I R M K. O R E G O N
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prem iu m s, h is sc h o la rs h ip s a n d hl«
e a rn in g s fro m I he liv esto ck
he
ow ns, w hich in clu d e 150 sheep, 61
hogs, five d a iry a n im a ls a n d one
beef s te e r T hese h av e been con­
serv ativ ely v alued a t $3000 by
C o u n ty Agent H. G. A very of U nion
county.
T w o o th e r O regon boy* a n d one
O regon g irl h ave been d e c la re d n a ­
tio n a l 4-H clu b c h am p io n s w ith in
th e p a s t te n year*. A lex an d er
C ru lc k s h a n k of M cM innville In
1927, E d g a r G rim e s o f H a rris b u rg
in 1923 a n d L ois B ailey of E u g en e
in 1929, th e f irs t O reg o n g irl t o ’w in
th e c o v eted prize.
T h is s ta te j)« n well be pro u d of
th e re co rd h e r 4-H boys a n d g irls
a re m ak in g . T he w ork o f th o se w ho
h ave not becom e n a tio n a l chum -
pions h a s been of a v e ry h ig h o r ­
d e r a s th e new s c o lu m n s o f th is
a n d o th e r p a p e rs h a v e re co rd e d
from tim e to tim e.
T h e f u tu re fa rm e rs o f th e r a ­
tion. w ho ta k e a d v a n ta g e of th e op-
p o rtu n tle s th e 4-H c lu b s a re .’tie r ­
ing. w ill n e v e r be th e physical
d ru d g e s m a n y fa rm e rs w ere before
such c lu b s w ere o rg a n iz ed
GOVERNOR I PIIOI.DS THE
LAW
G o v e rn o r C h a rle s H M a rtin de­
nied a p a rd o n (O W a lte r B aer, w ho
h a s se rv ed th r e e te rm s in n o rth ­
w est p e n ite n tia rie s a n d
la te r
cau sed tro u b le In th e P o rtla n d re­
lief h e a d q u a rte rs . In sp ite of a p e ­
titio n , sig n e d by se v e ra l P o rtla n d
m in iste rs, re q u e stin g th a t a p a rd o n
be g ra n te d to B a e r a n d . in w hich,
a tte n tio n w a s called to his tw o
c h ild re n a n d w ife In P o rtla n d .
"1 g ave B a e r a n d h»s frie n d s tw o
h e a rin g s .” G o v e rn o r M a rtin said,
" a n d In e a c h in sta n c e I re fu se d to
g r a n t a p a rd o n
T he fe d era l law s
provide t h a t a n a lie n w ho has
serv ed th re e te rm s in p riso n sh a ll
be d e p o rte d
1 d o not In te n d to
In te rfe re w ith th e e x ec u tio n o f the
fe d era l law s."
T h e re Is alw ay s m u ch m au d lin
se n tim e n t over a c rim in a l w ho has
a w ife a n d c h ild re n .
In nin ety -
nine c ases o u t of a h u n d re d the
fa m ily o f a m a n w h o h a s served
th re e p riso n te rm s will be b e tte r
o ff w ith o u t him a n d . ev en if th is
w ere not so in som e cases. It is the
d u ty o f a g o v e rn o r to uphold the
law. A " p a rd o n in g ” g o v e rn o r can
do m u ch to b re a k d o w n th e law
a n d in c re a s e crim e.
A g ain T h e S e n tin e l Is oblig ed to
a g re e w ith G o v e rn o r M a rtin ar.d
w ith th e follow ing c o m m e n t of
B ro th e r In g a lls of th e C orvallis
G a ze tte -T I m e i .
"T h e
P o rtla n d
m in is te rs w ho h a v e p e titio n e d the
g o v e rn o r to p a rd o n B a er show th a t
th e ir h e a r ts a re te n d e r a n d th e ir
ju d g m e n t to ta lly so ft."
ish civil w a r a n d a l th e sam e lim e
th ey blasoii fo rth w ith th e new»
th a t the » tale d e p a rtm e n t re lu c t­
a n tly a u th o rise d sh ip m e n t of 12,-
TTO.000 w o rth of seco n d -h a n d alre
plane» io S p a in io be used in th a t
w ar.
A m e ric an e llts e n a c a n n o t
ta k e p a rt in a n y fo reig n w ar, but
A m e ric an m oney c a n If th is la the
law th e re 1» s o m e th in g ra d ic ally
w ro n g w ith II.
D u rin g J a n u a r y 43 e la te leg isla ­
tu r e s will convene W ill th e ta x ­
p a y e rs d e m a n d m o re econom y In
public a f f a i r ’ * T h e re »eem» to be a
te n d e n c y to s c ru tin ise m o re c a re ­
fully th e collectio n a n d d isb u rse ­
m e n t of public fund» a n d the » late
leg isla tu re «
will u n d o u b ted ly be
held to a s tr ic te r a cc o u n t th is y e a r
th a n in th e re c e n t y e a rs of spend
I ng.
W a sh in g to n new s Indicate« th a t
P re a ld e n t
R ooeeveli's su g g e stio n
fo r a $500.000,000 re lie f a p p ro p ria ­
tio n to la st u n til J u n e 30 will be o p ­
p o s 'd by som e m e m b e rs o f c o n ­
g re ss w ho a re kn o w n a s sp e n d e rs
a n d by som e w ho fa v o r a tig h te n e d
fe d era l p u rse . T h e p re sid e n t will
p ro b a b ly h a v e h is w ay
R e m e m b e r th e good old day»
w h en we took o u r S a tu rd a y n ig h t
b ath . If any. In a galv an ized tu b
by th e k itc h e n stove In w in ter, a n d
h a v in g ten bushela o f p o tato es, a
b a rre l o f flo u r a n d a couple b arrel*
of hom e ra ised p ork sa lte d dow n*
And you th o u g h t you w ere p ro s­
perous. C o rv a llis G a z e tte T im es
It is a d m itte d by p ro g ressiv e food
sto re s th ro u g h o u t th e c o u n try th a t
n e w sp a p e r a d v e rtis in g re su lte d In
th e sale o f m ore tu r k e y s before
T h a n k s g iv in g th a n w ere e v e r sold
before, a t prices w hich a ssu re d a
p ro fit fo r th e p ro d u c e rs a n d th a t
w ere a ttr a c tiv e to th e c o n su m er.
T h e P a th f in d e r Is a u th o r ity for
th e sta te m e n t th a t U ncle S a m ’s
pay ro ll e x c e e d s $11.000,000 a day.
$1.015.000.000 a y e a r ' If th is keep#
up we w ill all need re lief
STATE CAPITOL
NEWS LETTER
W ill It Be G range va. Labor
U nions In the L egislature?
By A. L M n d b eck
« S tate C a p ita l N ew s B u re a u )
S alem .
O re .—L a b o r
d isp u te s
w h ich c o n tin u e to hold th e e n tire
w est c o a st In a s ta te of In d u stria l
s ta g n a tio n
w I 11 u n q u e stio n a b ly
com e In fo r c o n sid era b le a tte n tio n
a t th e h a n d s o f th e O re g o n leg is­
la tu r e w h e n It c o n v en e s next
m o n th .
P ro d u c e r g ro u p s
w hose
p o c k etb o o k s h av e been h a rd h it
by th e ir In a b ility to eh ip th e ir p ro ­
YOU H A V E TODAY
T he N ew s. G reenville. M ichigan, d u c ts a s well a s b y th e declin e
in p u rc h a s in g p o w er on th e p a r t
sa y s; W e do n o t k n o w w ho w ro te
of th e s trik e rs , a re loudly d e m a n d ­
t h ia n o r w h e re It w as p rin te d , but ing a c tio n to b rin g a b o u t speedy
it seem s r a th e r a p p ro p ria te fo r the re s to ra tio n o f peace in th e In d u s­
b e g in n in g o f a new y e a r
tria l w orld. W ith
th e G row er#
"W ith th e s e ttin g su n , y o u r h opes C lub of H ood R iv e r ta k in g th e
th e
wool g ro w e rs, w h e a t
o f y e ste rd a y died o u t All rig h t. lead.
T h a t w a s y e ste rd a y . T h in g s d id n 't g ro w e rs, ap p le g ro w e rs a n d o th e r
m a te ria liz e th e w ay you d re a m e d a g r ic u ltu r a l g ro u p s a r e d e m a n d in g
of
a ll
th e y would. All r ig h t a g a in . N o w — co m p u lso ry a r b itr a tio n
s tr ik e s in w hich th e p u b lic w el­
th e p re se n t h o u r —Is today. Y e ste r­ f a re becom es Involved.
d a y b e a rs no re la tio n to It, except,
S e n a to r B e st of U m a tilla c o u n ty
p erh ap s, th e re la tio n t h a t a n ig h t­ h a s p ublicly a n n o u n c e d his In te n ­
m are b e a rs to th e m o rn in g a fte r. tio n of sp o n s o rin g a co m p u lso ry
F o rg e t all a b o u t y e ste rd a y . . . it is a r b itr a tio n m e a s u re In th e fo r th ­
d ead a n d b u ried In th e c e m e te ry c o m in g session. S e n a to r S tr in g e r
of L in n c o u n ty , a n a c tiv e G ra n g e r
o f tim e.
T o d ay Is alive. A re y o u ? W ell, h im self, h a s a n n o u n c e d hi* sy m ­
p a th y w ith th e p ro p o sa l.
O th e r
th en , g e t busy! F lin g fro m y o u r
le g isla to rs fro m th e
a g r ic u ltu r a l
sh o u ld ers th e d e p re ss in g w e ig h t of d is tr ic ts can be d e p en d e d up on to
th o se hopes th a t h a v e n ’t com e tru e . s u p p o rt th e Idea, e sp e cially u n d e r
S ta n d e re c t. M an, th e
w orld
is th e u rg e of th e ir In te re s te d c o n ­
yours! You h av e Ju st a s m uch s titu e n ts .
T h ese in clu d e D u n c a n
claim on its good th in g s —o n th e o f H a in e y , W h ee le r of L an e, S tad -
th in g s y o u ’ve longed fo r a n d p ra y ­ e lm a n of W asco, S p a u ld in g of M ur-
ed fo r a n d w o rk ed fo r a s the Ion, D u n n o f J a c k s o n a n d m a n y
o th e r *
T h e se n a te ,
o v e rw h e lm ­
o th e r fellow has.
T h is h o u r h a s been h a n d e d to in g ly c o n se rv a tiv e In Its a ttitu d e
to w a rd
b u sin e ss a n d
In d u stria l
you a s a g ift fro m th e o v e rflo w in g p ro b lem s, w ould a p p e a r, fro m th is
sto re h o u se o f e te rn ity . W h a t a re d ista n c e , to be fe rtile g ro u n d fo r
you doin g w ith It? A n sw e r th a t. th e so w in g o f se e d lo o k in g to gov­
M oping? G ro w lin g ?
D e sp a irin g ? e rn m e n ta l In te rfe re n c e In a r g u ­
F o r sh a m e!
m e n ts b etw ee n e m p lo y e rs a n d e m ­
God h a s favored you w ith a n ­ ployees. T h e a ttitu d e of th e H ouse
o th e r c h a n c e to m ak e good. H e h a s Is m o re d iffic u lt to p re d ic t. F ifty
O R E G O N BOY U. 8. 4-H
given you today. P ro v e y o u r a p p re ­ p e r c e n t o f its m e m b e rs h ip is e n ­
C H A M PIO N .
ciatio n by m a k in g It a step p in g - tire ly new to th e leg isla tiv e field
II. C. Fox, a 1935 g r a d u a te o f th e sto n e to h a p p ie r, w o rth ie r to m o r­ A m o n g th e H ouse m em b e rs, how-
eve , th e re a r e k n o w n to be a t le a st
Im b le r h ig h school. U nion county, ro w s '
I tw o a g g re ssiv e la b o r le a d e rs—B ull
O regon, w ho w as n am ed th e o u t­
of U nion a n d B ra d y o f M u ltn o m a h
T h e tig h t roll w ra p p in g o f th e j - a r.d a n u m b e r o f o th e r
sta n d in g 4-H clu b boy In th e n atio n
lab o r
a n d d e clare d w in n e r of th e coveted C orvallis G a ze tte -T im es h a s been sy m p a th iz e rs w ho c a n be d e p en d ­
M oses le a d e rs h ip tro p h y , h a s m ade d e p a rte d fro m se v e ra l tim e s la te ly . ’ d u p o n to follow th e ir lead in a
a re c o rd t h a t f u tu r e c o n te n d ers T h is h a s caused th e e d ito r o f T h e f ig h t to th e fin is h a g a in s t a n y
will fin d h a rd to equal. H is Im m e­ S entinel g r e a t u n c o n v en lsn c e. In leg isla tio n t h a t m ig h t in a n y w ay
d ia te re w a rd w as a tr a in 'r i p to it« aeiu sto m ed w ra p p e r It w as an clip th e w in g s o f o rg a n iz e d labor.
M ost I n te r e s tin g a n g le In th e
C hicago w h e re all h is expenses e asy m a tte r to p ldk It o u t of i pile
p e d ln g b a ttle o v e r la b o r leg isla ­
w ere paid to th e fifte e n th a n n u al o f exchanges, open It a n d look fo r tion, h ow ever, Is to be fo u n d In Its
a n o th e r le tte r fro m A lice In g a lls p o ’slble e ffe c t u p o n
N a tio n a l 4-H C lub congress.
h e D am on-
Aa w in n e r o f second p lace In th e an d , If th e re w a sn ’t a n y th in g from P y th la a re la tio n s w h ic h h a v e ex­
T h o m a s E. W ilson m e a t a n im a l h er, be so m ew h at consoled by isted betw een le a d e rs o f th e f a r m ­
p ro je c t c o n te s t la s t y ear, F o x won a p e ru sin g h e r d a d 's t r e n c h a n t edi­ e r la b o r g ro u p a t le g isla tiv e ses­
1200 s c h o la rs h ip a n d a d d ed a n o th e r to ria ls. B ro th e r In g a lls please In­ sio n s fo r m a n y y e a r s w ith R a y
<100 to w a rd hl« college e d u ca tio n s tr u c t y o u r m ailin g d e p a rtm e n t to G ill o f th e G ra n g e a n d B en O s­
b o rn e o f th e la b o r unio n « a n d
l<y w in n in g a U nion P a c ific scholar- stic k to th e tig h t roll a n d , .nore
th e ir sa te llite s f ig h tin g sh o u ld e r to
shlp. D u rin g hi» e ig h t year« in d u b Im p o rta n t «till, re q u e st A lice to
sh o u ld e r fo r o r a g a in s t—o s th e
w ork h e h a s m ad e a to ta l o f 332 w rite o fte n e r
case m ay be—a n y p ro p o sa l a f f e c t­
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ro ll a t O regon S ta te college In J a n - a n n o u n c e s t h a t
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th e wool o r a p p le g ro w e rs w ho do
not propose Io let G ill o r a n y o th
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fro m lb s p re se n t e itu a tlo n w ith Its
th r e a t to th e fin a n c ia l s ta b ility of
th o u sa n d s of Innocent b y sta n d e rs.
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re q u ire co m p u lso ry a r b itr a tio n of
lab o r d isp u te s w ould only ap p ly to
local strik e s , su c h a s th a t In th e
w oolen m ills a t l*ortland o r a ir lk s s
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m a ritim e strik e w hich Is, a f te r all,
the one w hich is p in ch in g th e p ro ­
d u c e rs rig h t
now
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a n a tio n a l Issue a n d w ill re q u ire
fe d era l leg isla tio n if it is to be
re ac h ed
All Ih e O regon le g isla ­
to r ’ c a n do In th a t c o n n ec tio n will
be to m em o rialize C o n g rss a n d ev­
en such a c tio n c an be ex p ec te d to
m eet w ith se rio u s o p p o sitio n o n (he
p a rt o f o rg a n iz ed labor.
S ta ts Snell h a d tu rn e d dow n hie
claim fo r $10 a day th« statutory
a llo w an ce fo r the«# sa m e se rv ­
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tit A rth u r W illiam
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th e s ta te lib ra ry w hich fo und It
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th is a p p ro v ed allow ance.
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b e a ti" a lso c am e In for a ’h a re of t lm r w h «tnt® a p p ro p ria tio n s of G len A b s sn r o f O a k la n d w rr» over
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(C o n tin u e d fro m b a r e I )
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on to th e bon u s c o m m issio n o r
w h ere th ey .ppolnt- l l e b r o n th is w e e k
lan d b o a rd a piece o f o ro p e rly I>ecemt»er
im m ie a n d
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and
M rs
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s ta te loan a n d on w hich he h a d a l­ re w rite , a n d re v a m p the law s on lt a n t o n . W r 111 a t th® hom ® o f
lowed th e In te re st a n d tax»« to w eed c o n tro l w hich will com e be­ t h e ir g r a m in a r e n t s M r a n d M m
In Its
next J M ta o n g fe llo w In C n tta g s G r o v e
a c c u m u la te w ith o u t m a k in g a n y e f­ fo re th e le g isla tu re
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fo rt to d is c h a rg e his rig h tfu l o b ­ 4®««lr»n. a c c o rd in g to Cal M Y o in g .
c o u n ty
co m m issio n er.
w ho Is a rnove«l h e re fr o r n Is to n a S u n d a y
ligations.
• • •
m em b e r of th e c o m m lttte e R e p o rts T h e y a r e lo<*at«d a t th® n in e s f o r m
of the
In v e stig a tio n
c o m m itte e e rlv o w n e d to M r I ’h llllt M
An Intcrew ilng C o u rt Lass’
G h a rias D uw wa« an o v a rn lg tx
will be se n t to m e m b e rs of th e
D ellm ore I ^ u s a r d , s ta te s e n a to r
w eed c o n tro l c o m m lttte e . a n d th ey guest H aturdav n t th e W T H ob
fro m M u ltn o m ah c o u n ty h a s filed will m eet J a n u a r y M to give th e ir w < mm ! hom e.
su it In th e c irc u it c o u rt to le s t
| A nn N ew ton u n d e rw a n t
fin al a p p ro v a l o r d in a p p ro v il of a n Eath®
o p e r a t io n f o r t h e r e m o v a l o f
o u t h |s rig h t to a se a t In th e f o rth ­
th e law s before th ey a re su b m itt­ h e r t o n * lls a t E u g e n e M o n d a y
c o m in g session. Ix>ssard is a n a t ­
F r e d H a n s e n , w h o w a s ln )ur«K l
to rn e y fo r th e W orld W a r V e te r­ ed.
• • •
toot w e e k a t th e Ilia « k B u tt® m in ®
a n s S ta te Aid com m ission. AU
H e a lth I ’n lt R eorganise«!
by th e dalayo«! d la r h a n :® o f a lU aat
to rn e y G e n era l V an W inkle in a
T h e t^rne c o u n ty public h e a lth I* Im p r o v in g a t n E u g e n e h o s p ita l
re c e n t o p in io n to T h o m a s G ra h a m , u n it ha« reo rg an lx ed Its s ta f f a n d
T h ® v o tin g p e o p le ® B ib le s tu d y
J r „ se n a to r-e le c t, also a n a tto r n e y th e d is tric ts In w hich th ey will g r o u p g a v s a p r o g r a m a n d C hr<»t
fo r th is com m ission, ru led
th a t w ork Mr* M arie T u rn e r, g ra d u a te m a » tr«*e M o n d a y e v e n in g o f la s t
th is po sitio n c o n s titu te d
a
b a r of th® U n iv e rsity of O regon »enrol w e e k n t th e M u r r y N e w t o n h o m e
T h e G h r ts tm a » p r o g r a m g iv e n b v
to m e m b e rsh ip In th e le g isla tu re . fo r public h e a lth n u rse s, Is th e new
Im aaard In h is p e titio n for a de­ n u rse , a n d Is In c h a rg e of ’he w e st­ th e g r a d e s rh o o l W e d n e w fa y ev«*-
nlr*g w a » w e ll r e n d e r e d a n d m u c h
c la r a to r y Ju d g m e n t u p h o ld in g h i t e rn p a rt of th e c o u n ty . Including a p p re c ia te d bv th e la r g e a u d len o ®
r ig h t to th e s e n a te s e a t -o n ten d a all th e co ast to w n s
Ml*« R u th
th a t h e Is only a n em ployee a n d llln e g a r d n e r 1« In c h a rg e o f th e
f»oo«a L e a f F o r m » T h e S e n t In a l
not a n "o ffic e r" a s c o n te m p la te d s o u th e rn p a rt o f th e c o u n ty . In­
M im e o g r a p h » t e n r l l ■ H rn 11nel
by th e c o n s titu tio n a l pro v isio n u n ­ c lu d in g C o tta g e G rove, a n d | lan s
d e r w hich th « a tto rn e y
g s n e rs l to sp en d T u esd ay a n d p a rt of F r i­
w ould ru le him o u t ns a leg isla to r. d a y th e re In school nnd hom e calls.
F u r th e r m o r e Ixissard co n ten d « he M iss H elen P e ter» h a s th e M c K s tf
Sulci
rvice
w as not a p p o in te d to his post b u t xle h ig h w a y reg io n , a n d will also
w as "em p lo y ed ." W ith less th a n sp en d tw o d a y s eac h w eek a t
th re e w e ek s r e m a in in g u n til th e E u g en e h igh sc h o o l;
and
M iss
le g isla tu re co n v en e s th e c o u rt la C la ra G ro ss ha» K p rln g fl'Id nnd
e x p ected to a d v a n c e th e c a se fo r th e W illa m e tte riv e r c o u n try , e ast
early determ ination.
1936 C h ev ro let M nater
to D e sc h u tes c o unty.
• • •
• • •
Conch
I’mullx® A c c id e n t -Itrp ra te rw
E n tin z e G rove P a re n t« IV n rn rd
1935
Ford
Deluxe Sedan
W ith five p e rc e n t of th e m o to r­
M iss R u th Illn e K a rd n er, w ho is
ist« resp o n sib le for 90 p e rc e n t of th e n u rs e In c h a rg e of public
1936 Chevrolet Standard
th e tr a f f ic a cc id e n t« R . H. Ral- h e a lth w ork In C o tta g e G rove, ha»
Couch
dock, s ta te h ig h w a y e n g in e e r, a d ­ Issued a w a rn in g to C o tla g - (.reive
1930
Chevrolet
Coach
v o c a t e p e rm a n e n t re v o c a tio n
of p a r e n ts to keep
th e ir c h ild re n ,
th « o p e ra to rs ' licenses o f a ccldont- h a v in g a e u te so re th r o a ts >nd ra sh ,
1930 Chevrolet Coupe
re p e a te rs a s th e only so lu tio n to c o n fin e d a l hom e n n d to re p o rt th e
1930 Ford Roadftter
th e tr a f f ic a c c id e n t p roblem O re ­ UlnrsM to a d o c to r a t ones.
,
gon a lre n d y h*« p len ty of .a f e ty
1929 Ford Roadftter
• • •
law * to p ro te c t th e m o to rin g p u b ­
D r R . C R ornlg, I*nne c o u n ty
1989 Ford Tudor
lic If th e y w ere m ore rig id ly en­
h|»
r - v u la r
p h y ricln n , will hold
forced, In Raldock*« opinion.
1928 Old« Coupo
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1928 Chevrolet Coach
P o rtla n d W a n t« $3,000.000
e s s
F ro m S ta te fo r W orld'» F a ir
1930 Ford Sedan Delivery
T ax T u rn o v e rs
R e p o rts fro m P o r tla n d In d icate
T a x tu rn o v e rs fo r th e p a s t w e e k
1999
Chevrolet 1’ ton dual
t h a t th e a ta te will be naked to con­ In th e c o u n ty tr e a s u r e r 's office
1931 Chevrolet 1%-ton dual
trib u te $3,000,000 to w a rd th e
fi­ w ere a s follow ’ ; 1930 tax e s. $4 324
n a n c in g
o f th e
proposed
1939 98; 1931, $5,323.57; 1932, $2.722 87;
1934 Chevrolet %-ton
W o rld 's F a ir to be held In t h a t c ity 1934, $2.463 83; 1935, $4,•’>88 03; 1938,
panel
In c e le b ra tio n o f th e c o m p le tio n $65.128 44.
o f th e B onneville dam , J u s t how
1930 Chevrolet % ton
F o u rth q u a r te r o f Ihe s ta te lax,
th e m oney Is Io be ra is e d h a s not a m o u n tin g to $30,800 07, w as sent
panel
been In d ic a te d .
W h en
G o v e rn o r to S alem th is p a s t w eek , O rm e
1929 Ford >/a ton panel
O lc o tt co n v en ed th e le g isla tu re In S c h lsk a , c o u n ty t r e a s u r e r a n n o u n c ­
sp e c ia l se ssio n In 1921 to fin a n c e ed. D ecem b er 28.
a p ro p o sed " I n d u s tr ia l E x p o sitio n ”
• s •
to be held In P o rtla n d In 1925 th e
f'n m p ln ln ta Filed
la w m a k e rs
p ro m p t l y
tu rn e d
T h e foltnw lng c o m p la in ts w ore
th u m b s do w n on a n y a tte m p t to filed In Justice c o u rts th e
p a st
u n lo ad th is b u rd e n o n to th e p ro p ­ w eek; V erne W ell» H pencer, Im-
e r ty o w n e rs th ro u g h a la x levy. A
pro p o sal to fin a n c e th e s ta te 's con­
tr ib u tio n to th e f a ir th ro u g n a n
E N R O L !. M ONDAY, JA N U A R Y 4T II E D R T H E W IN T E R T E R M
In c re a se In th e g a so lin e ta x m e t
E I T H E R DAY O R N IG H T NUIIOOL
w ith a p p ro v a l o f a larg o M ajority
o f th e H ouse m em ber« b u t fulled
H IIO R T H A N D — T Y P E W R IT IN G — B O O K K E E P IN G
In th e S e n a te w h e re It w as Im­
possible to m u s te r a c o n s titu tio n ­
al m a jo rity b a ck o f th e p ro g ra m
a n d th e p roposed f a ir d ied a p r e ­
m a tu re d e a th .
rra a good school
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