The Cottage Grove sentinel., August 12, 1937, Image 4

TIW E W IK Y , AUGUST I«, IMI
T H E I P T I N B , OOTTAO« GRO VE, OBBGOW
As a man Qilnks. so la he," Mi
D c-verntne concluded, "and a» n u n
think so society becom es Man's
E sta b lish e d 1SS9
Editor thinking la
e com pelling force
L to n tn l S CnxManl
Publish«*!
Thursday
_
„ Every
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behind all econom ic activities , , ld
Cottage Grove Publishing Comnanv
Leonard S, Goddard.
President upheavals
A W SkhofataM
S e c ie ’ a n
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C L R vnearson Advertising Mgr. P K F .s il t r M I M
n i l t i ll | I RM
b T ^ S ^ I O N
^ ? F S 8 ‘’ th
SHW V1" BK ' « “ » '» « T K I I
(Cash In. advance*
Tb*' c o '«"l l “‘ ,<M‘al am endm ent.
One year
'
i t SO prop«»-, J by Senator Royal S Cope
90 land i D N Y I designed to prevent
Six Months ...
.50 m v on e from seeking a third term
Three m onths
33 as president should
One m onth
have
been
.
.
-
ith u -h
Foreign rate 50c vear additional
»dopted m any «ears ago. nllhough
..'Member
up 1.» the present tim e there has
or» been no urgent need of the am end
Cottaur vmnr $rntmri
N ational Editorial A ssociation
Oregon N ew spaper Conference
ment such as
the fact that
led by Earle
prom oting a
on behalf of
e xists now In view of
four sla te governors.
of P en nsylvan ia are
thP d term discussion
the President,
who
* •» *„ « i t ..
h a sn t dtaavowed approbation of the
m oxem ent T h u attitude and M s
R oosevelt's alleged remark. I hope
Franklin will not run again" would
seem to Indicate that the I*resldent
is not disin clin ed to at least con-
i k r a third term
It would be a darverou.-« prccc
dent in t h e e days of d icta to r, and
FOR FARMERS
eam mtsaton was i»ne of thc
efficien t In the en tire nation
• • •
Method of P lnahrtng Portland
O ffic e tllilld ln « S till I n sr tlle d
....
flin
F ollow ing a «'onfereni-e
member* o f the Induslrlal Accident
C om m ission. the Board of Control
announced that It would M t con
«..„, , o th„ u„, o , w o r k m e n -.
Com pensation funds In financing
the proposed Portland office build
m g acquisition of which w as auth
orised by the last legislature Gov
*Snor Martin and all three m embers
wf **** Accident com m ission were
to (h<.
|<wn on
„ „ „ „ j , ha| „ w„ u,d . flw fc .
might be
accident « funds' which
needed In the paym ent o f ctalm e
reasurei H
H olm
o lm an
a n discounted
discount«.!
State Treasurer
the fears expressed by the accident
eom m tasloners amt supported the
***» Proposal as being good bust
n«**>» * n<i providing » b«tt«r inter-
^ (urll 7 h, „ , h<. ^ „ ^ o n m n
Ilow M rn on (tj ^ n d Investm ents
Rejectl.ui o f ih e loan provision stilt
leaves two m ethods o f financing
the Portland building open One of
these is through »he sate o f certifl
cate« of indebtedness* «ecured by
building Its«*If The other la
,brou* b • ’«m ight out rental plan
in view of th e dictatorial attitude
S tr ict E n fo n -e m e n t o f T ra ffic
'H i a Ho u u-nrig jigitM ugamit liMueif* taken toward congress and the su ­ I s » . . N cedi*!
preme court by President R oose­
Strict enforcem ent o f the traffic
velt.
law» m ust be had b efo re O regon
AUGUST
__ expect any reduction
_ ~
can
in It*
<2
• —A .menai Tbanrsgiwxj
hkrtw ny ;<vtdent’ r a 7 /in '» M ' opin '
.»ixarrved tar v .cienes «i
O REGON'S U Q l OR ASSETS
«he Civil War ISbl
ion of R. H Raldock. .t a le high
AND M A B IIJT IK S.
.
_
7—The «or ar.-i navy d e
Oregon's sta te liquor stores turn way engineer A dm itting that edu
JS
ixirawr.a at ihe Uniiee
ed in a six m onths' profit o f $3«X',- ration al cam paigns, lecture« and
ggf
S la t e s » o i . i o a . r t
14965
»132.092 45 of which war slogan« m ight have their place In
araammd. 1789.
educating the youn ger member« of
turned
In
for the m onth of June
f \ y*1
«—f g* yacht race io rwjam
society. Raldock declared that noth-
America s cup held. 18713
according to a report su b m itted by ln< but „ w holesale respect for the
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the state auditor Is it any wonder law would ever reach th e reckless,
• —Harvard C o je a s held
that deaths and Injuries caused by the careless and the drunken drlv
J»' f t
its -si cvc---.er .-e:- et-'
drunken autom obile drivers are In- e is w ho are responsible for moat
creasing" The state sells the liquor
tb ' traffic accidents.
Id An ex traordinary snow«
a n d puin»he» 'h e d rin k er fo r doing
• • •
o! s h o o 1 1 n 3 s t a r s
what he could not help doing be- W orld War * eteran*
accuired. 19F1
cause he drank the liquor the state 1 *.
.' l*,U •*
fd *«*«.
st t**i.»w
.*
.
U —Paler.! arar.'ed lor the
More than $900 000 In farm , and
sold to him A veritable paradox'
' posibve xabon shuttle
city property «ra« sold by t h .
ta n
Do the
regon feel World
va. citizen
---- -- s o f O
swe.w.«.^..
War Veteran* State
Aid
proud Of t h , past six m onth s ree- co m m iÄ ,on during the fin .,
IT .-Tatocoi gqned ending
h ah lilies teheeen the
ord o f deaths and Injuries caused m on th , of 1937 Jerrold O wen sec
by the liquo: the state has sold to ratary to t h , coounlaalon, reported
U S and Spain. 1898
I oae
Raoul E D eeveraine, an attor-
ney for the United States Steel
oorporation. sp eak in g a t a recent
m eeting of the In stitute for Social
Progrès* a: W ellesley college. Is
s r i,n c e
autom obile d rivers’ Do they feel
well paid for those in ju rie, and
deaths bv th e profit in «xceas of
« o o n o o realized in the liquor traf-
fjc »
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The United S û t e s governm ent is
atlll buylng , t a prem ium tons o f
dl~ T
the " rth
xyio<:
The first principle la that man
is of D ivine origin. He is not n
mere m a»-p article. an exchange
able unit. He is an individual This
is not a m ere theological dogm a It
is n Am erican Judd,cal and con-
Mitu'.ional concept Read the early
2 ,
" . l . Z
“ U : “
will be amazed by their repeated
acknow ledgem ent o f the divine
heritage of Man and his G od-given
ngh te.
Thom as Jefferson clearly recog-
nized that man had certain rights,
and he o fficially anchored those
m b b to God in the D eclaration of
m any different place» and coun-
tries and im m ediately burying It In
the earth in K entucky "What dif
fere nCe 5
can
m ake In
-wasa this
*•••£» actually iixsoo
the am ount of focd or go<xia pro-
duced and distributed to consum -
e„
c . o . ^ „ 4 , , , at a „
recent g a t i n g o f the In stitute of
3OC“ ‘ PTO* T* ’
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Emhartled farm ers have won an-
other battle. This tim e It wa« the
farm ers of W asco who threatened
to open a grocery store o f their
own If the grocery clerk s union In-
stated on closin g at 6 o'clock The
eigh t hour, or any other day t„ a
RIGHT TH IN K IN G URGED.
A W h eat ( i r o e l i i ( P o in ter
E astern Oregon experim ent ata-
tlona have found
..
, that If wheat la
Immediately after a lia , a
b- ’ " P1“ *«’«* ‘‘T J
Lh7 *
«»
®f " ‘trogen * * '* b
cauaes the w heat I«» grow so rank
that II later burns for lack of
moist «tre before maturity
P ro te i Tomai»"'« from Curl» fo p
Sm all «hellers. n u d e of either
»rooden slats r fram ework coveied
wtlh cheesecloth, have pro».si pra.
Heal In protecting tomwt.ws from
curly top or blight at Herm iston
branch experim ent elation
When
practically every
every vine
vine outside of the
practically
«heller would he badly diseased
tha»e under the shelter thrived and
yi*>M*4 at the rate of' from 15 to
2ft ton« per *<*rv Both kind« of
ehelter* w o.« .eft .»pen on one .Ids
Indicating that the leaf hoppers.
which carry Ihe disease, are nol ex
eluded, bui they do
nut
work
enough In partial shade to cause
dam age This m ethod is not reewm
memled on a com m ercial erale, but
la conaldered practical for borne
gardens
Graaa Talataldllty Trakad.
A stu d y o f the co m p a ra tiv e |w la
'* b iu ,,c“ of <bc »»rtoia. g :« a se . and
* • « « » • • • n‘» d° »* “ >• U n io n
eapert
ment «tathwi, «how« that the »len
d' r
' ' >* of ere .le,t w heat
^ k”'
“* ‘h*
relished
more
than
*
— ■
- - «»me le­
—
gum e« This strain la recom m ended
only where m oUtiire conditions are
a 1‘tile better than In th e drlar
eastern . Oregon
land«
E qual
. ..
,*m oun'» «* ,h ' ‘»•««-"nt varieties
o f grasses, clover» and other forage
crops w ere fed to anim als and the
am ount rejected «ras measured
Irrigation Tour Itinerary
Practical method« for applying
Irrigation w ater under nearly all
conceivable farm ing condition« in
the W illam ette valley will be fea
, ur„ , on thr , ttfhth an n u a, wratern
- a -
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.
.
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„„ 1 " » " . T «1 - b è " l J o » ,dl n . i . t.“/.?’ —
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The
group
will
m
e
.,
ftr«t
* t,M» "7,-lm-k
-—»■ at the Thistledow n
this week T h l. w a , property which farTO,
m l„ , ntlrth
Eu<rn,
b“<! prevloiuly been taken over by
, he m aln p ,,clflc highw ay There
com m ission either
through
(o joo acr<t( arr being trrftffxt
proceeding, or through rd by
, n „ y ,rhc«d aya-
voluntary surrender o f property by , rm wtth rcvO|vlng sprinklers at-
Ow’'n “>•« reports a tie- inched to m oveable surface pipe
£ [ , "r,p? 1 “ nd On»' of lh e
metho«», of ap
» h o h n v 7 ù k » n '« .ita n ta c r .f ^ h » £Î?‘“V2TÎ.“ 'r . * UI
“" n ° n î* 7
- V î o . „ . ^ , n^ 7 uT c h ^ 7 ; S S r ^ K
4r^
hom e* or farm».
• • •
Ju<l<e < laude C. Mi C oHm h
_ APPo*"” « e n t of Claude C M<
—
°* *y“ m atb
as feder-
„ « i*
, Or,'F°n r«le
such as compose the surrounding country for him After atnioet |3
m ountains It la alateti that Irriga years he surrendered to Governor
tlon from wells can lw develo|«al Ihirk of Missouri who granted him
|)J>n,
. n ia l| unit« a d a p ted to III legal freedom after a thorough In
dividual farms, although well Irrl veetlgatlon o f his life
E vangelist Mmlth has anaouneed
«atlon ordinarily proven more
«■<»!
-.
*a
than gravity system s where
the that he will preach th e next few
y than
may be developed If Inter nkgbts on the follow in g subjects
,
".ted * ml for a copy of thia ctr- "The Twin lle tle The M issouri and
ular
Hansa« I'enltentlartea,' "The Angel
V ielling My Cell."
W hy I I si ve
Turkey Grower* Meeting Aug uta ♦* the W om en " Ills su b je c t ft« Mun
The second annual Oregon T ur day night will be "My Daretng Ke
key Grower« convention, «.pen in rape from Prleon.”
The services are sponsernd by the
• » m embers of th« > • * > £ £ • •»•» »*
J“ 1,1 1,1
** — P entecoetal Assem bly of (l.s l
August 24
• ' ‘W
*•««"»•>
con I ’ l . r - N T t OK JO I Vs
A I I.A IU .r
1 b » • » « “»" ». > • • / •« »
eldered so valuab l.
Tt*day Th« M«ntin*| r*c«*lv»d. << m >
asked that It tar repea I ' _ i « i « for publication in detail, a Ila*
will be a picnic dinner at noon
of ciiipi<»ynirnt opportunltl«« avail
tails ot Ihe program Will b* an «hl« on A umu «< 10. in «1« Wiliam»*
non need later
(« Valley Mt at« Km ploym «nt of
flcr« In O regon
Klv« thousand
«Il hundred fifty fbUT «y«ll«hl« John
« ic ll«(rd
T ill« ll«t w«« puMt»he<!
«A> a hy Oovam or Martin to «how that
therr «r* tw o P>I m open for «v«rv
WI*A worker laid «iff th« federal
Th«rc w«rc only jorrn
A new ich «f rt4lo
Free Mrthi»di»t C h u rch
l*aeliM and new enthusiasm la the woiker* taken from the varluu-
»pint of the little ehureh on the federal projects
corner of Fifth and Mt»nroe Itrlng
It *• atalc<l that In the other IT
your children to Sunday school at slate em ploym ent o ffic e s similar
9 45. preaching at 11 a m and
Jobs are available
If you are needing work coma to
P m , prayer titeetlii« » nm 'I i Thur»-
<tay at M p ni Cktortf* <î F«fwar*|«. The Sentinel office and look ov*r
thle lle(
paator
;s »
6
*afr
Keep a< a
d la ta n r« i*ehtn»l
N ext Isordd {Day m«x ni ng At th«
th« aubjvrt will the hitcher on H elp dlacnuta«e 4hl«
Teach«« About danxvrotai practlcw* and don't r»ei
Ml*« to m " In th« «venlng.
The mil It on your »*ar
<’hrl»t of th« Common
!*«w>pl«
Blbl« ac-hool. 9 4ft a m. Unified En
dravor. 7 p m , «acre»! concert at
7 ftO. two tarie« choir» directed by
Mt l>ever«aux
• • •
lUpttat (Thurch. H W
Ikivla.
I*n«tor Sunday arhool. 10 Mra K
K. Mill«, « u p er in tm d m t, forenoon
•«rvicc. 11, «ernutii by th« paator;
union »rrvlr« at the M E t'hurch
at S p m ; youn< people « rn««4
inK*. 7 p m
• • •
P re «by tertnn ’ ' ’h
u rrh Jantee
Janie* A
i're*oytenan
nurrn
Sn'“ b »*• etor Sunday. 11. them e
"f • •••*’ •». «'»•>
N am e-
«««sews «•
. ss »«
»I« « • w «vs««««-
Su[kUv g
^ rvl„
M
bringing
H«v Tilton
_ E Church.
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h
0 ^ ^ ,,
BEFORE YOU
BUY YOUR
W INTER’S
WOOD
PcntertMital A«*rmbly of (kid, At­
wood Pouter. Pmrtor
Hunday
«Choo!. 9 4ft forenoon ««rvlce. 11.
revival; evening »ervire 4 Evamr«
ll»t Mmlth will preach on Mv Oar
ln< E*eaj>e from l*ri«on
C huicb of G«»d Preaching each
»nd cherry orchard »re Irrigated
by m eans o f a low preasure sprlnk first and thlrtl Sundays of «ach
ler system mad« by laying per for- |nof*<b at 2 30 p m In Ixgton room
ated
Inch thin
galvanized
th ' »rm ory at south Seventh U
u'V
U * three
swear» null
Hull R
1« I»aill «■ XI
pipe on the surface o f t h , ground ° "
O * r* ‘ pastor at Eugene In
jta advan tage Is. It la m id. In m ak "h »rge
lrr,* * ,ion ""
t ^ ^ T m a n * » ChrlMlan
* 'b 2nd St. Selene«
Sunday Society.
w hool. 9 243
43
<
f a r S ^ revo?vUgthe. p 7 ? k T ^ “ unday m rvtce.
¿am n r a n » » .
havr
aU ach, d
Overhead * m l:"
m eettn g, a«x>„d
-skinner ' tvpe of distribution ey»- » n,> fourth Wedneadaye at » read
tem <yn y i , Frank Bartholom ew ln« room on second floor of l*rter-
farm both furrow and sprinkler Ir- **n building open from 2 to 3 and
t l o n are being used w t'h trtn k '
9 P ■ TWMdajfA Thurmlm •
cr<>P“. w hile ®n the Vlncel D avis an<1 Saturdays
sta te A cceptance by MeCrtloch o f
± « " eW fr t* W‘11
,h -
p o r tio n o f chairm an o f the d . n o -
cratlc « U te central com m ittee for
which Jack E Allen o f Rendleton
an<1
Caufleld o f Tillam ook
are
ln* g r o o m e d . r l g a
Orvgon Troop* Will Kn
In
dairy fa rm . 100 a c r e , o f p a stu re
w'ar M aneuver, at F o r t f e w " ,
Thirty-three h u M r ^ o f f U e i T a n d ' u iV '^ .r d V ^ ’ f b i X i ^ ' ^ i T t e m ' H
N azarene Churrh, C E Thayer.
P astor Sunday school. 9 »3 fore
Independence, so that they would farm er Is Just th e proverbial eight
m en con stitu tin g O regon', national would pav a n y o n , having Irrlga- noon service. 11; evening service, 9;
be untouchable by m an He char- In the forenoon and eight In the
guard will »tart m oving out from tlon problem s to Join thio tour
prayer m eeting. W ednesday. 8 p m
acterized th ese rights as inalien- afternoon. N o clock w atcher ever
their bases In 25 cities over the
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able Our C onstitution was oonceiv- advanced beyond being a clock ?‘* , 2 . e? rly J” ** T ue“d ay m orning Crop |.,*ting Will Speed AAA
M an, 4 Ite od Iter, vai Service*.
ed in th is philosophy It Is as m uch w atcher Corvallis G azette-Tim es
,'inT . .
annual m aneuver.
(K erks.
Benjam in F Sm ith «Frank Itav-
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sopn" ^ 7 i u a fl h ow evlr T h T o r ^ '
Th*
ecro'* ry o o f f the
,e rom
The • secrotary
the a‘a
alate
eom- '*’•
la), "
a '" ‘"ran evangelist, «too Is
a proclam ation o f the rights o f man
Farm ers in eastern Oregon have tr£ ,." * wlll
. FA
¿T. w 7
,h “ ‘ Ore* on term ers preaching at 7 43 each night except
as it is a creative act of m echani­
ory
The
union
labor w here th ey
Waah • taRlng part In the AAA program Monday before large rongrega
won a victory.
»■»*
wwwh «w«w
cal system o f governm ent.
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wnere th ey will Join
loin w
ith troops
* . work of ____
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wlth^
troops can speed up , the
cheek
in g Hons at . the "big ten' ' on oust Main
"Our culture
is Christian in bowses have agreed that they m ay , rom W ash in gton /Y d ah i.'" M on u n a th | .
year's
perform
ance
by
havin
g »treat, has a life that has been com
origin and in concept, and is not haul their own crop , to m arket and W yom ing, a« well as regular t b«
b ased on athetatic m aten ah sm
without Joining the union Three arm y u n it. In the greats»! ^ e a r e f ^ ¿ 7 X V r v l
g X 7
X y X * In
.ration or rirhtlncr
e n ___________________
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Man. o f course, a cq u ire, obliga- m em b er, of a granz" r o m m l~ c
voocen^rauon
n g n tm g m en
ahou)<, prPpar, a _ llat o f 1937 K,n and wn, hcal>d .
tlo n , to the society o f which he Is met with three m em ber, o f union ab^
, i "
,th ' » » « « y o f the rropa rrow n on earh fleld
(Jod , , r WM v|(||Ui<t
a m ember, and m ust subm it the labor and the unions made thia re-
n
.
oT &Ppr? i *™Ate*y dlcatr the field« In which they have who cam e to hla cell and dlraoted
arbitrary and absolute enjoym ent m arkable concession ’
CorvallH m aneuvc% for 15
™ perform ed practice* • ntItllnff them hl« e a m p ^ from th« Mlaaourt penl
i .„ * . i tO Pa y m e,M und*r ,b «t conservation tsn tlary For 12 of the 15 y e a r , he
o f hi« individual right« to the nec- G azette-Tim e«
T h , . big - review,
high
. .
■ —
l,,rbt ln program. T his will enable the AAA was a fugitive he nrearhed th«
essitieg o f the general w elfare and
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X ^ ^ l n X i ibPrQfr^ i
%
to m"k* F -y m c h t. earlier than It gospe, f , on, rrasl t„P , 7 ^
com m on good—but each restriction
standpoint o f the public, w ill be rould o , herwlar F arm er, shou.d Z.elurs appeared In n e w s ^ r . ad
held on Saturday. Augu»t 21
m ust be voluntarily accepted or Im­
In addition to the 15.000 men In "“ ' i í í ._th ' ,r J ° mmUn,., y . ' h1™ *an vertls.ng his m eeting,, w h ll. off!
posed by the legal processes which
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*men ln ° f the,r county c o m m u te , a s soon r er , o f ” he law
the maneuver« there will be m ore
practice« have been pet — — — —
he has prescribed.
than 1000 p iece, o f hravy equip- formed ’''Am endm -nt,' t » 7 th e pn'e
"The present disposition to Justi­
rnent Including cannon, »ruck», gram perm it ,a> the use of poles
fy everyth in g on the principle of a
tractor, and tanks.
or . logs In the construction o f range
m andate from a m ajority, irrespec- M artin on M ild Ufe.
.
G overnor Martin, returning from
fences; (b) permit» the w ithholding
liv e of individual and m inority a
Qf lnapectlon
m em beni
o f any paym ents In ra ses where «
rights, is repugnant to our theory of thc 3 ta tc G am e com miHsion ex
farm er adopt!» any practice» which
o f governm ent."
pressed h im self as h igh ly gratified
tend to defeat any o f the purpose»
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R u le o f l a m .
o ver the nrogrese being m ade In
of the 1937 program and (c) pre­
I* a .. pur*- dem ocracy, * ne . ___
_
the com m ission's efforts
vents the uee o f any schem e Or de­
Ir.
contlnu-
, a to restock
_...
. ..
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. , O reg o n « forexta and atreama w ith
vice that would o ffse t the perform ­
ed, the popular w ill ia determ ined
ance for which
paym ent would
by a m ere count o f hands, by ma-
T hirty - fiv e m illion fingerling
Bein' a cham pion, and on a pedes- otherw ise be made.
Jority rule. In a representative de- trout and 40,000 youn g pheaaants tai, It I, great »tuff, and when you
Frldwy-Haliirda»,
m ocracy the case Is th e sam e will be released from the com m is- are cham pion, everybody will sn.y Nut Grower* Tour August 23-26.
J
A ugust 13-14
These form s o f dem ocracy are In «Ion’s
hatch eries th is year, the gor- that you cannot be beat. And If
Member» o f th e W estern N ut
e ffe c t govern m en ts o f men -g o v - «rnor
w as Informed, with plans anybody else ever want» to lead the G rowers association w ill take their
“M U E N T B A R B IE R S ”
ernm ent by "transient m ajorities.' m ade
for doubling this liberation procession, they w ill have to w ait annual tour o f nut producing
Richard Arlen, U lli Pal­
But ln the A m erican constitutional ot h®01 fb,h and blrda wJthln two U1 Xou <>le °r you retire and re- region« August 25-26 The rout« of
mer, Barry 3tackay.
dem ooraev there is a g o v ern m en t yeaj-a'
sign.
the tour will be announced at least
r>r
g
t
D eclaring th a t It w as essen tial
And then all a t once, and kind o f two w eeks In advance o f thc trip
o f laws, not m en - a governm ent th at every dollar availab le be «pent unexpected - like,
som ebody
will
____
Sunday-M onday Tiaraday
protecting m inorities rather than directly In conservation and propa- show up with a hay-m aker, and put Ground W ater K nowledge,
su bm erging them under the will of gation o f th e w ild life of th e atate the cham pion In hla place. And the
A brief sum m ary o f present In-
August 13-16-17
the tra n sien t m ajority.
If Oregon is to rem ain a hunters* feller w ho was Invincible and un- form ation concerning ground ww
"MOUNTAIN
MUSIC”
H ere, he said, lie s the great Im- and fisherm en 's paradise, the gov- beatable yenterday, he Is not being ter su pp lies In five Oregon regions
portance o f th e U nited States Con ernor announoed th a t he would op-
asked, to-day, for his autograph. togeth er w ith an outline o f addi-
Bob Burns, Martha K aye,
»tltutlon a s "the suprem e law of P®9® continued diversion o f gam e
And in politics It I, not much t tonal work needed or conteniplat-
John Howard, Terry W alk­
th e land."
fund» to support o f the sta te po-
different, and everybody Is eith er ed ha« Just been Issued In th e form I
er.
u - n e « v e r n in e r le .H e d
foe em llc*' A PProxlrnately *110,000 a year scared »tiff of the feller who If! In of Or'u-on Expertnieilt station
Mr. u e s v .
ne p
aea for m
now be,ng contrtbutcd by the fx>wer or to cheerin' him , one or cular N o 124, entitled, "The Ground
ploying the power o f righ t hum an gam e com m ission
to th e police the other, until som ebdy com es W ater Problem In O regon.” This
Wedneaday-Thuraday,
th in k in g in m eetin g
th e threats fund.
along and upsets his applecart.
circular wag iaeuod by O.8.C. In
A ugust 18-19,
presently posin g th em selves before
The tour Included a visit to the
And gettin ' beat a t prize rightin' view o f the Increased dem and for
our A m erican
dem ocracy.
"Our h atcheries at Corvallis, Alsea, Ban- or politics, Jt 1» all th e sam e, and Irrigation w ater both east and w est
"SING A N D B E H A P P Y ”
law s m u st be m ade to conform to <*o n ' R oseburg, E ugtne, th e Me- goln' from chcens to Jeers, It Is not of the Caseatlss, and w ith lh e In
Anthony
M artin,
Ixmh
the changing order," he said. The K enrte river, the lower D eechu tes a long step.
creasing population needing more
Ray, D ixie Itunlmr, Joan
co n scien ce o f the w ea lth y and the river and 11004 R lv*r- T h« <P>ver-
Tour* with the low down,
dom estic w ater »upplles The Wll
^L ew m c c U - L n X
fo the nor a * ® » " * tb a ‘ he wae now con-
JO BERR A
lam etle valley to deecrlbM l„ t h l.
Da via
powerful neetto sensitizing fo the
fh<t
h(uJ b#<Sn
------------------------- circular a s being ee«cntlnlly a
i 4
righ ts o f the poor an d abu sed . but n ltc ly elim inated from th e adm in-
T urning on the g a s Is one w ay to «round w ater reservoir, the bottom
all th is can be accom p lish ed w ithin |»tration o f gam e affa irs In thle com m it su icide -stepping on It Is a "d side» o f w hich are form ed from
th e fram ew ork o f our civilization , sta te and that the preaent g a m e . another.
sedim entary end volcanic rocks
STATE CAPITOL
NEWS LETTER
THE LOW DOWN
HICKORY GROVE
Come In and
See the New
COLEMAN
OIL-BURNING
CIRCULATOR
We have available for yoiir
inspection aceurntr <*nst rej-
i>r<bi. Nhowing just what it
oust* to heat a large home in
Cottage (JrtiVc with one of
these eireulatora Come in
an<i soe these figures You
will he xiirprmed to learn
that it ia |x««aihle to li«*t
Tour home eomfortahljr uni
formljr, healthfully anti with
none of the annoyance or
«lirt of wood, for a very
xinnll «tun. |ierhaps lean t’-aa
you are now paving for
wood.
You owe it to yourself and
vour family to invratigate
thia new ami better method
of heating-
THE GROVE
HARDWARE
TH EA TR E PR O G R A M S
ARCADE
D IA N E
I tili rada.» Frlday,
Augnai 18-18
“PI< R A STAR,"
Palay Kelly, Ja<-k ll«l«y,
Koalna Ixxwrnnre, l.yda
Roberti, la u r e i A llnrdy,
Saturday, A ngus! 1«
“F O R U IR N Iti V E R ,”
Ixtrry C'rahbr, J u n e Mal­
ici, John Palforaon. Mal.
2:80 p. ni. Ailin. 10c, 13',
Sundny-M onday
Augii»! 15-16
"MORE T H A N A SEU-
RETAKY,"
Jean
Arthur,
G eorge
llrent, Iteglnnld Denny.
T iieadny-W eilim slay
A u gin t 17-18
"THE I.ADY E.S4IAPEH"
Gloria
Stuart,
M ichael
Whnlen, G eorge Snndera.
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