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O ne m onth
F o reig n r a te 50c v e a r a d d itio n a l
M em ber of
N a tio n a l E d ito ria l A ssociation
O regon N e w sp a p e r P r e s s As. n
O regon N e w sp ap e r C onference
w rite th em If he h a d th o u g h t of
them .
T h e B ladtnes, f a th e r a n d son.
good re p u b lica n s, o w n e rs of the
M cM innville T elep h o n e -R e g iste r al­
so know how to g ra c e fu lly p a y a
d e se rv e d c o m p lim e n t to a d em o crat
a s evidenced by th e follow ing:
“G o v e rn o r M a rtin 's m essage to
th e le g isla tu re w as c h a ra c te ris tic
of th e m an S tra ig h tfo rw a rd a n d to
th e point he re cite d Ihe acco m ­
p lish m e n ts o f th e b ien n iu m a n d
plead for sa n ity a n d econom y A f­
te r lo oking over th e photos of th e
g o v e rn o rs of th e fo rty -eig h t s ta te s
we h a v e a feelin g th a t O regon not
only h a s th e b e st looking c h ie f
ex ecu tiv e but a lso C e best b a la n c ­
ed m an in th e o u tf it.“
T h en a n a p p e a l w as ta k e n to Ihe
U n ited S tate* S u p rem e C ourt. And
on J a n u a r y 4. In a u n a n im o u s d e ­
cision
rxad
by C h ief
Ju s tic e
H ughe*, th e C ourt *et a sid e Ihe
se n te n c e a n d held th a t C»e O regon
law . as a p p lied In th is case, w as
re p u g n a n t
to the due process
c la u se of th e C o n stitu tio n
the
c la u se w hich p ro te c ts th e rig h ts of
fre e speech a n d asse m b la g e
It Is
now believed th a t th is decision w l”
stU 'iigly a n d fa v o ra b ly a ffe c t th e
c a se s of o th e r ra d ic a ls co n v icted
u n d e r the O reg o n act
T h u ’ th e S u p re m e C o u rt uses Its
pow er a n d p re stig e to
m a in ta in
th e C o n stitu tio n a l rig h ts o f r a d i­
c a ls w ho w ould d e stro y I t ’
The
S u p re m e C ourt h a s a lw ay s been a
fe a rle s s d e fe n d e r of civil right:-
fr eetom of speech.
free d o m
of
pre*». freed o m of asse m b ly a n d
e sp e cially th e rig h ts of m in o ritie s.
B eing Im m une to p o litic s a n d to
p re ssu re of a n y kind. It c a n a n d
doe* re sist th e h y ste ria
o f the
m o m en t so t - a l th e C o n stitu tio n .
In sp irit a* w ell a s w ord, m ay he
p re serv e d , a n d A m erica m ay re­
m ain a free n a tio n
A C anned
E d ito rial.
situ a tio n a t th e sta te prison T he
m e a su re w ould a u th o rise the w a r
den to d e d u ct five d a y s from th e
se n ten c e of a p riso n e r for each
m o n th of good b eh av io r t h i s p ra c ­
tic e w as follow ed for m an y y e a rs
a t th e s ta te p r l ’on until h a lte d 1
a n o p inion of th e a tto rn e y g e n e ril
h o lding th a t It w as not a u th o r is ’d
u n d e r th e law
• • •
In «An < y P o p u la tio n ln c rv a o rd
O re g o n 's Insana population U
In c re a se d 1M p e rce n t In t*'e past 13
year« acco rd I nit to t ‘w» O agon
M ental H ygiene Society w hich I»
s u p p o rtin g a m ove fo r tw o le ji»
la tlv e a p p ro p ria tio n « ,
one to »'I
n a n ce a p sy c h ia tric w a rd In c«»n
ncctlon w ith th e t ’n lv erslty of Or*»
gon M edical >cho«»l at l*ortland, ’tie
o th et to ex ten d th e U nlversPY
C hild G u id a n ce C linic to every
c o u n ty In th e «tale
T O G E T H E R TH E Y STAN D.
I m p o r t a n t I eglwlatlon Jti-an’e.
A G R IC U L T U R E T h e e a r th Is
S alem . J a n 30 T ^ e re 1« a no­
th e m o th e r o f a ll w ealth. W ith o u t
tic e ab le d e a rth of im |> ortant Icgl«-
livestock, raw foods
a n d fib e rs
la tto n before the se» ton now ,n It»
w hich m o d ern m a n p ro d u ces from
second w eek E x ce p t for th e need
th e soil, m a n u fa c tu rin g a n d
dis­
to fin a n c e » tate a c tiv itie s a lre ad y
tr ib u tio n w auld c e a se to function,
e<tabll»hed no proposal« have v» t
a n d c o n su m e rs w ould be d e prived
a p p e a re d In «it h e r legislative b«»dy
of th e ne ce ssities o f life W ith o u t
w hich w ould J ir t ir y a long d aw n
m ark e t» , each p ro d u c e r w ould re ­
out «es Ion.
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S u c h bill» a« h ave been In tro d u c­
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a s s e m b ly convened
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a n d fo r th e d ire c tio n a n d coordi­ rin g o u t on th e m id n ig h t a ir ? It a an c e th e re 1« S e n a to r
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n a tio n fu rn ish e d by m an a g em e n t, Is re p o rte d th a t In a n e ig h b o rin g p ro p o sa l to repeal th e m ilk c o n ­ f 'r a ru de a » a l * n in g fi* m h o
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C h ristia n Helen*-« S n rie iv
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d»v »,JjtMtl 9 45. fo ren o o n se rv ir»
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11 ir .- o n ’»rtiion "T ruth '*
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su m ers. ric h a n d poor, w ould lack a n d th a t w hen th e sin g e rs s ta rte d
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W ith o u t
the t-Wed th a t th e m ac h in e g u n noise* O leen. M onroe. S e n a to r Iloa« a n d
S e v e n th I»av A ’^ w n lU t < h u rv n
IS—C a p ito l p - i ld i n g o’
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w h irlin g w heels o f tr a n s p o r ta tio n w ere p re fe ra b le to tn e noises e m it­ o th er» to relieve th e au tom obile w ent M a lli s tte e l l ‘ « » t" r
W a s h in g to n D C
lh» fir>t
burred 1901
a n d th e serv ices o f d istrib u tio n , te d bv th e fellow s w ho th o u g h t d riv er« of th e nece«slty of pungí- D u illn of F u g e n s
h.g u p a d o lla r ev ery tw o year» for S a b b ftlh o f r« .-h m o n th Saht..»’ !*
29—Indians cl N o rth w e s t
m ac h in es w ould no lo n g er th ro b In th e v w ere sin g in g
T e r r it o r y ssgr peace
H e a rin g a g ro u p of d ru n k m en a new d riv in g p e rm it w hich will srhtH>l 9 3*). pre.«« b ln -' » e r v ir r 11
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receive th e su p p o rt o f a lot of m o­ p r a y e r » s iv lc s T h u rs d a y e v e n ln r
a g ric u ltu ra l
p ro d u c ts
w ould be try in g to sin g 1* a b e tte r se rm o n to rist» a n d t í a o p p o sitio n of the 7 30. e v e n o n e w e lc o m e W r b * . r
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h ig h w ay
co m m issio n a n d
good an a c tlv « h o m e • M • i • l l e n a r y »<»« l»ty
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states w ith d rew irons
ronda e n th u sia st«
A nd
a n o th e r
w a n t w ould d esc en d upon th e land
v te r ls n C h u rc h Ja n ie « Aik
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g ro u p of re p re se n ta tiv e « h ave Jo in ­ In P S r e m b ith
D istrib u tio n e n a b le s eac h g ro u p of
. I ’a ’ to r
H u n d a . t l " "•
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ed In an a tte m p t to re sto re the th e m e . “ A M a n o f V i J o n
\e -te d
p ro d u c e rs to o b ta in , th ro u g h e x ­
■ good time*’ c retí It p ra c tic e at th c h o ir w ill s in g an a n th e m . 8 So t>
ch an g e , th e p ro d u c ts of o th e r
M ARTIN: “M ORE H E M P
Formt Produrla S ough t Thru
m C h r is tia n E m ls a v o r. V ln a l B a n
p e n ite n tia ry .
g ro u p s T h a t Is th e basis of all
N E E D E D ."
T h is d e a rth of bill». ’ how ever, d a ll le a d e r; 7 30 n. m . th e m e o f Reciprocal T r a d e A -rccmenU
G ov ern o r C h a rle s H M a rtin is p ro sp e rtty .
doe» not m ean th a t th e fam in e 1» B ib le S tu d v . “ G u t o f E g v u t lo t»
to c o n tin u e T he*e a re lot» of Idea» C a n a a n ." one In th e - e r l r . o f
C O N SL 'M E R W h o is th e con­
q u o ted as s a y in g .
h ro n o lo g ical «to d ie s o f « te a l lead
a flo a t, m an y of w hich will m ate r c era
su m e r? T he g re a t A m e ric an F a m ­ T w o B U I» A p p ro v e d .
T h e g h a s tly c o m b in a tio n of
T he a n n u a l m ee tin g o f sto rk
o r g re a t e ve n t
re m rd e d IO
Salem . J a n 19. -F o r ty - n in e bills ialise in tim e Into ta n g ib le form B ible: T h u rsd a y . 7 30 o m . C o t­ hnhJera o f the W est C oast L um bar
th e k id n a p in g a n d th e fien d ­
ily! Mr. a n d M ra C onsum er hold
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for
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ta g e m e e tin g a t ho m e o f R ev W in n irn ■ =
latln n w i l l b e b e l t ! At
ish m u rd e r of C h a rle s M att-
th e p u rse s tr in g s a n d c h a r t th e fo u n d t ’e lr w ay Into th e legislative
ha> served notice th a t he proposes V McGee
Ih e W in th r o p h o te l. T a c o m a . W ash
eon is Ju st a n o th e r e x am p le of
co u rse of In d u stry . T h e use of h o p p e r th e f irs t w eek of th e ca-
• • •
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J a n u a ry 79 O ne of th e p rin cip al
goods by c o n su m ers, p ra c tic a lly all slon 20 In the S e n a te a n d 29 In In old age p ensions to 63 year» If
F lr » t C h r is tia n C h u rc h . E E lm o r wjteakcrs will Iw? W H C u lb e rtio n
th e H ouse O nly tw o of th e se m ade
h ave d rifte d p rin cip ally be­
of w hom also a r e th e people w ho
C o u lte r. P a s to r.
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cause o u r law e n fo rc e m e n t
th e c irc u it o f th e tw o b ra n c h e s and
produce, m a n u fa c tu re a n d d is tri­ received th e o fficial a p p ro v a l of h a rd e s t k ind of a fig h t for th e re 9.43; fo re n o o n se rvice . 11 ae rm o n
agencies h a v e too o fte n given
a u th o r it y o n fo r e ig n tr a d e H e will
aubfact. "R oll Ya Awav th e Stone
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G o v e rn o r M a rtin O ne of the se • (>
way to so b -siste rism In ste ad of
W h a t stone Is It th a t »' s h u ttin g a|(H> c o n fe r w ith th e W e s t C oast
th e goal of all p ro d u c tio n . T h e p ro p rla te d $25,000 for leg islativ e e ra lis a tio n of the pension p ro g ram th e g lo r v <»f G o d o u t o f th e c h u rc h and o th e r lum ber group« on plait«
.e e l ng t h a t p ro m p t a n d su m ­
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th e
A m erican expenses. T h e o th e r a u th o riz e d 'h e
to d a y ?
m ary Justice is m eted o u t to
to In c re a s e th e e x p o rt oale o f lurn
H ig h h e r a rid o th e r f«»' ’ t p r o d u c ts from
th o se w ho h ave d e m o n s tra te d
F a m ily a n d th e p ro sp e rity of th e s ta te t r e a s u r e r to m ak e a d v a n c e s m e a su re did pa»» th e leg isla tu re It tn o n s u b te c t. “ T h e K in g 's
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n a tio n dep en d u p o n th e to ta l q u a n ­ on e a rn ln n g s o f leg H lato rs
the executive veto unless G ov ern o r s o n * a n d s e rm o n , u n ifie d E n d e a v ­ a jp e e m e n t»
sces to society
tity of goods p ro d u c ed a n d ex­ leg islativ e em ployes
o r . 6 30 r> m ;
n ra v e r
m c r ii n r ,
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• • •
“O ur p e n ite n tia ry is filled as
e d n e s d a y e v e n ln rr v o u n * neoples
c hanged.
T h e lum tier In d u stry In th e fkvug
e x tr a 13.000.000 to fin an c e such a W
B ib le s tu d y . T h u rs d a y e v e n in g
it n e v er h a s been b efo re and
T h e c o o rd in a tio n of p ro d u ctio n , C o m m itte e A nalysing B udgiA
la* fl- region o f W a s h in g to n a i d
p
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to
corns
from
.
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today h a s a to ta l of 1070 con­
O regon 1» provided w ith a d eq u a te
m a n u fa c tu re a n d
d istrib u tio n Is
• • •
hag p a rce le d th e b ien n ia l bud g et
victs—a n a ll-tim e hig h . F u r ­
F l r * t B a p tis t C h u r r h I I W D e v raw m ate ria l» a n d fully e q u ip p 'd
n e ce ssa ry to th e
g ro w th
o f a o u t to se v e ra l sub - c o m m itte e s O regon a D ry S t a i r f
th e rm o re , in m a te s a re com in g
is. P a s to -
B ib le »<-h«ol. 10; m o rn to «xpo’t at lea st 1% Hl I! lory hoard
g r e a te r A m erica, a n d to th e devel­ w hich a re now a t w ork a n aly z in g
M em bers of th e se n a te co m m it­ Ing w orship 11. w rm o n " U fe 's It«» feet of lu m b er a n n u a lly , w hile the
in in c re a s in g
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se e m s to m e th a t th e w ay to
p re sen t export tra d e total» a ro u n d
a rd of living for A m tric a n s
Y ear R e p o rts of th e su b -co m m ittees will Ing T u e sd a y
m o rn in g
p re d ic te d se rvice . 7 30. s e rm o n . "C h e e rs o r one th ird of th is a m o u n t. T h e mill»
p re v en t th e se th in g s is to en­
Sneers.**
g u id e the full c o m m itte e In Its a c ­ th a t O regon w ould soon a g a in be
Book o f S w ift A C om pany.
force m ore rig id ly , a n d effec­
• »f the P acific n o rth w e st, th e ir em
a d ry s ta te ttn le is ’ tep s w ere t a k ­
tio n s In m o st instance«.
tiv ely th e law s we a lre a d y
ployed, and com m unit lee, could
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In m an y be<*r parlor* a n d to e n ­ service 11 topic. ‘T he L aw of So­ feet of lu m b er w o rth 33 m illion
“W e h a v e n 't had a h a n g in g In
T h is g o v e rn o r M u rp h y of M ichi­ C larify in g l-rg ls la tiv r Y’a e a n rle a .
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th e s ta te o f O reg o n sin ce Oc­
E v e rla s tin g d o lla rs In export m ark e t» w h ich Is
g a n m u st be a blood b r o th e r to
S tra y e r h av e Joined In a n a tte m o t to r F ra n c lsco v tch su g g ested th a t C o v e n a n t;’* S p A W elfa r •ml«- not n o w m a n u fa c tu re d b e c a u se nf
to b e r 30. 1931, d e sp ite th e fa c t
Gov. M a rtin of O regon. H e h a s
to c la rify th e puzzle o f leg islativ e e n fo rc e m e n t of th e p rovisions of tv m eets at hom e nf M rs R aym ond ta r if f re n trlctlo n s a b ro a d T h e 1»
th a t d u rin g th is tim e 43 p e r­
se n t 1.000 tro o p s in to F lin t to p re ­ v acan cies, a t lea st in so fa r a s th e th e K nox a ct be c e n t e r 'd In the T r a « k a t I p m T u e s d a y
so n s h a v e been received in the
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a u th o rity of th e s e c re ta ry of s ta te L iquor C ontrol com m ission Instead
s ta te p e n ite n tia ry because of
It* c a te p»<q»erly before th e sla te
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sto rm v w e ath e r N ext S u n d ay six» p a rt of thl« |o«t fo reig n trad e m ay
due
to passing.
tim e n ta lity . It is h igh tim e th a t
T im es fo r p a y in g th em such a high tho-ic v a ca n c ie s as a re
ria l p rogram « have he« n plann* «1 be regained
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lect for m o rn in g will l»e Roll Ye
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Awav the Stone.** At the evening
n o r o f O reg o n a n d M u rp h y w as a s H e a rin g on M ilk C ontrol A rt.
.
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Mr C o u lte r will u > for hl*
e x te rm in a te d .”
able a G o v e rn o r G e n era l a s any
K ing's H ig h w a y ”
T h e f irs t big public h e a rin g of a re holding dow n leglnlatlve Jobs su b le ct "T he
I t is g ra tify in g to re a d a forcible of th e d istin g u ish e d m en w ho filled
th e session Is sc •• d u b 'd fo r F rid a y w ere m ade the ta r g e t of a H o m e T h ere will be a sacred c o n c e it at
Mrs. Altx»rt Ix m c a ste r
s ta te m e n t, like th e above, fro m a
th a t office in th e P h ilip p in e s. T hey n ig h t » J a n u a ry 2z> w hen th e s e n ­ r e 'o lu tlo n th is w eek c o n d em n in g th e op en in g of th e e vening service
th e o rc h e stra . P o n H enderson
g o v e rn o r In th e s e d a y s of m ushy a re b oth d e m o c ra ts, w ho believe In a te c o m m itte e on a g ric u ltu re will th e p ra c tic e a s d e p riv in g
m any bv
will plav a pian o solo.
a n d effu siv e co n ce rn o v e r th e b a lan ced
T h e G et T o g e th e r c lu b m e t w ith
• • •
b u d g e ts a n d will do liste n to a rg u m e n ts p ro a n d con needy p erso n s of a c h a n c e for e m ­
“p o o r u n f o r tu n a te ’’ c rim in als.
Mr < B ert L a n c a a ta r T h u rsd a y for
ploym
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nn all day me< tin g
M rs .
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T h e re is p ro b a b ly n o t a p e n ite n ­ achieve th a t o b jectiv e fo r
th e ir S e n a to r L essa rd w ho w a n ts to re ­
L esso n
s r in n n In »11 hom e d e m o n s tra to r from E ugene,
tia r y in th e se U n ited S ta te s th a t re sp ec tiv e state«. T h ey a re b o th In­ peal th e m ilk c o n tro l a c t o f 19.15. A it to A uthorize I-nnd K x c h n n rra.
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S e n a to r D u n e an of H a rn e y c o u n ­ C h u rrh e s of C h ris t, H rlo n tlst, on m eeting.
does n o t fu rn ish b e tte r food, beds, te lle c tu a lly h o n e st a n d fe arless In
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R ep eal o f D riv er» ' L icense Up.
ty la p re p a rin g a hill w hich w ould
etc., fo r p riso n e rs th a n th e y ever doing w h a t th ey th in k Is rig h t. Ap­
Mr nnd Mrs Bov K e n n ed y aiul
A g ro u p o f le g isla to rs h ave Join­
T h e G olden T ez t w as. "T h e fam ily vl Ited a t th e J a k e S ta b le r
1 re am ed of h a v in g In th e ir hom es, p a re n tly n e ith e r o f th em know s ed in th e In tro d u c tio n o f a olll a u th o riz e c o u n tie s to ex ch an g e
la n d s ta k e n In on ta x forecloJurea Lord la th e p o rtio n of m ine lolieri
hom e nt l*athnm S unday.
y e t th e re a r e s e n tim e n ta lis ts , to how to be a " trim m e r" .
w hich w ould relieve m o to ris ts of fo r s ta te school lan d s, th u s e n a ­ ta rire nnd nf my e tip : th o u innln
T h e ra wa* no arhool M onday at
use a m ild te rm , w ho a r e a p p a r ­
W ho k n o w s? O ne o f th em m ay p a y in g $1 fo r a new d riv e r's license b lin g b oth th e c o u n tie s nnd th e la ln e t iny lo t . . . . T liou will i! tia M ount tin o n a< <o u n t o f tlM
e n tly try in g to m a k e p riso n s so be th e next d e m o c ra tic c a n d id a te ev ery tw o y e ars. All o f th e s a fe ty s ta te to block th e ir h o ld in g s fo r
shew me th e p a th of life ”
( I’s. lllneag of M rs G reg o ry , te a c h e r.
a ttr a c tiv e th a t th ey w ill a tt r a c t for p re sid e n t of th e U n ited S ta te s ' fe a tu re s of th e p re se n t law w ould m o re
a d v a n ta g e o u s
lea sin g
or 1 8 :5 , 11 ).
Jo h n C ra w fo rd of C o tta g e G rove
m en to e n te r upon a life of crim e
be
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in o rd e r to live in c o m p a ra tiv e lu x ­ will p ro b a b ly be on th e o u tsid e
prised
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a tte n d
fre e
show s, h av e lo o k in g In fo r e ig h t "long y ears".
H a rry T a tto o w as called to Ix>
Departm ent» o f Finan*'«, W elfare.
"A nd ra n e Munday by th e Illness o f h P
sp o n so rs o f the bill a r e R e p re se n ­
ra d io s a n d p ro b a b ly silk p a ja m as.
D. O. H ood, fo rm e r b u d g e t d i­ follow ing from th e B ible
fa t h e r B o n y P a tto n .
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re c to r, h a s an n o u n ce d th a t he ex­
T H E S I I 'K E M E ( l l l ' B T .
Mr a n d Mrs C lifford Allen a n d
E c k e rsle y of ‘ !la< karri t ■<, B u ll of
yes. B u t le t It be se n sib ly h u m a n e
P ro p o sa ls to lim it o r a b ro g a te U nion, O leen of C olum bia, B evans p e cts to renew his a c tiv itie s In be­ given to us e le rn u l life, ntnl th is c h ild ren of C o tta g e G rove visited
life
Is
In
his
Hon”
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at the P e rk M iller hom e
r a th e r th a n excessively se n tim e n ­ th e p o w ers of rev iew of th e Su­ o f C lac k a m a s, M iller o f Jo sep h in e ,
Mi M iller h a s l>ecn sick w ith the
tal.
prem e C o u rt of th e U n ited S ta te s D u e rst of Y am hill, M unroe of n a n ce a n d a s ta te d e p a rtm e n t of 11 )
w elfare. B oth of th ese d e p a rtm e n ts
Tim Losson . rinoii ulso Inrlud- flu a n d H a rry C a stle h a s been d r iv ­
I t is th e fe arless, sou n d a n d de­ have been m ade o fte n In la te y e a rs H ood R iv e r a n d S e n a to r R oss of
ing school bus In his place.
w ere Included In H o o d ’s c ab in et ed th e follow ing c o rre la tiv e pa s
te rm in e d s ta n d ta k e n by G o v e rn o r —a n d , fo r th e m o st p a rt, h ave W ash in g to n .
Mt a n d Mr» H aro ld K irk and
g o v e rn m e n t w hich failed to g et ago» from th e C h ristia n H rlenre
•
•
•
c h ild ren of M abie v isited F rid a y
M a rtin on q u e stio n s su c h a s th is com e fro m r e p re s e n ta tiv e s of ra d i­
a n y w h e re a t th e 1935 session.
tex tb o o k , "H elenrn nnd H ealth and M aturdny nt th e B e rt Myers
189 L e g isla tiv e Employe*!.
a n d o n o th e rs w hich h a v e com e up cal o rg a n iz atio n s.
A to ta l o f 180 em ployes a r e on
w ith Key to th e S c rip tu re s ,** by home.
fro m tim e to tim e t h a t h a s won
T h is Is a n Ironical situ a tio n w hen
Mr and M r'. L on H e n d erso n a n d
W I’A Fund« for U niversity.
M ary B a k e r E d d y : ‘'T h e u n d e r
him th e s u p p o r t of p ra c tic a lly th e S u p rem e C o u rt Is the fo rem o st th e leg isla tiv e payroll, In a d d itio n
A W I’A g r a n t o f $30.405 to tn e S tanding t h a t L ife Is (loti, S p irit, u n i ' <»f L a th a m a p t n l .S und ay at
to th e 90 s e n a to rs a n d re p re se n t* -
th r R u tte M oonev hom e.
“v e ry n e w sp a p e r In th e s ta te , re ­ p ro te c to r of th e r ig h ts a n d lib e r­ , tlves. S ix ty -eig h t of th ese a re w o rk ­ U n iv e rsity of O reg o n for a c a m ­
Mr a n d Mrs. W ilb u r S c o tt of
g a rd le ss o f p olitics, a n d h a s c au s­ tie s of ra d ic a ls o r c o n se rv a tiv e s, a s in g fo r th e se n a te a n d 121 fo r ’he pus lan d s c a p in g p ro je c t w as a n ­ le n g th e n s o u r days hy stre n g th e n
M abie w ere nt th e Floyd Jo n e s
ed a s s ta u n c h a re p u b lic a n p a p e r well a s all o th ers. C ase a f te r ease H ouse.
nounced hy F A. U iith b ert, unl- Ing o u r t r u s t In Ihe d e a th le s s re
hom e M onday,
a s th e C o rv a llis G azette-T im es to could be cited In su p p o rt of this.
a llty o f L ife , Ils alm lghtlnesH and
• • •
v e rslty lan d sca p e a r c h i te c t
• • •
re m a rk :
Im m o rta lity . . . . T h a t L ife 1« L u m b er lm |>ort T nx IU m I tired.
A re c e n t a c tio n Is In point. A t T o w n se n d lte » W in.
God, J ohus pro v ed by his re ap
" W e t r u s t n o th in g
h a p p e n s to P o rtla n d , O r e , a n alleged C om ­
T o w n se n d lte s won th e f i r s t U. o f O. B ro a d ca st.
T h e F re n c h g o v e rn m e n t h a s An­
T h e U n iv e rsity sy m p h o n y n a tio n ­ tie a ia n re a f te r th e c ru cifix io n in nounced n re d u ctio n In Im p o rt II
Gov. M a rtin a n d t h a t he re ta in s m u n ist, D irk D eJonge, w as a r r e s t ­ ro u n d In th e ir fig h t fo r re co g n i­
h is h e a lth . I f th e re p u b lic a n s h ave ed a t
a
C o m m u n ist - spo n so red tio n a t th is sessio n w hen th ey p u t w ide b ro a d c a st w ith H al Y oung, tr lc t accordance w ith hla s c ie n ­ cenae tax e s on com m on w oods
D oro th y tific s ta te m e n t: 'D e stro y tills tern
from A lb to 129 f ra n c s p e r h u n ­
a n y sen se tw o y e a r s fro m now th ey m eetin g , c o n v ic ted a n d se n te n c e d o v e r th e ir m em o rial to C o n g re ss In p ro fesso r of voice, a n d
Ixtuise Jo h n so n , s tu d e n t violinist, pin (b o d y ) anti In th r e e day a I d red k ilo g ra m s E x ce p tio n s to the
th e H o u se by a vote of 38 to 20.
will In d o rse h im
fo r re n o m ln a- to a long p riso n te rm a n d a h eav y
s • s
a s soloists, will bn well w o rth tu n ­
re d u ctio n nre h o rn b e a m , c h e s tn u t,
fin e
u n d e r O re g o n 's
w a r-b o rn Good T im e A llow ance Bill.
Uon.”
ing In on J a n u a r y 27 from <1 to 8 30 (S p irit) will rn lse it up ’ It la ns E u ro p ea n b irch , oak, m aple, ztsh,
if
ba
hud
sa
id
T
he
I
th
e
Life,
B ro th e r In g a lls h a s th e
h a p p y c rim in a l sy n d ic alism law T h e c ase
T h e n a m e s o f 20 of th e 90 R e p ­ i p. m. I t will be b ro a d c a st from BSu-
beech eln», sycam ore, black locust,
f a c u lty o f w r itin g m a n y
th in g s w as a p p ealed th ro u g h th e s ta te re s e n ta tiv e s a n d S e n a to rs a r e a f ­ ' g ene to P o rtla n d by p riv a te w ire su b sta n c e , a n d In tt'lllr e n to of th e nnd poplar, none of th e s e ex cep ­
o n e w ould lik e fo th in k o f w ritin g c o u r t’ , w hich held th e law C on­ fixed to a bill w hich se e k s to a n d from th e re o v e r c o a s t-to -e o n t tin lv e rse Is not In m a lte r to lie tio n s being of p a r tic u la r In te re s t *o
I tie: tro y e d "
(pp. 187, 27>.
(hl l•.( Hitv
c la rify th e "good tim e a llo w a n ce ” , n etw o rk .
In th e w ay o n e w ould d e sire to stitu tio n a l.
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