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Thursday, April 21, 1932
■¥> ulie MiUamitta Strnra
Entered at the p o sto ffic e at W illamina. Oregon, as second class
m atter, A ugust 24, 1900. under act of Congress ot March 3, 1879.
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WILLAMINA
W ashington Current Comments
Sunday School at Willamina. 10 a. m.
Epworth League, at 6:30 p. m.
Church
i X service at 7:30 p. n>. Sermon
The Senate has before it a resolution to create a com-
m itlec t° confer with sim iliar com mittees from the House ¿
and White House, .n an effort to d raft a bill which will re- w.»~ m .« „ „ . „ ry w ,,„.„i.y
suit in lessening the expenditures of the federal govern-, ***ning Rt7:3°- Every«" >• cordially
ment. Several sta te governors urge a tariff on copper. ,nvited'
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Relief for southern wind-storm sufferers g e t attention.
Morning
Worship
will be at 10 a. m.
Tieaties with Poland and Norway, of minor importance,
Sunday School at 11 a. m.
are approved. A Senator brings to notice the curious fact,
GRAM) RON DR
th a t in a town in the state of W ashington business is be
Sunday School convenes at 10 a. m.
ing carried on by m eans of wooden money, the banks hav followed by Church Service at 11:16,
ing failed. 1 he appropriation bill for the departm ent of Epworth League meets at 7:30 p, m.
Interior, with a ten per cent cut, has been reported from A cordial welcome is extended to all
committee. It is protested on the floor th a t the tax bill to attend these Services.
should not be complicated by tariff provisions. Those who
S. D. A. Church
w rite to their Senators about the tax bill and g et a printed
Local Elder, W. H. Johnson
reply, should not feel hurt; a Senator says th at he has re
District Elder. Geo. F. Watson
ceived so many communications th at he cannot answer Sabbath School at 10 a. m. Sermon
them, and it is proposed to relieve the perspiring stenog at 11:15 a. m. The public is cordially
invited.
raphers by passing a resolution to the effect th a t the Sen
ate will endeaver to pass a tax bill th a t will be fair to ev-|
N o tice of F in al Account
eryone.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
The House, a fte r careful consideration, accepts a I STATE OF OREGON FOR YAM-
HILL COUNTY
Democratic member whose seat was contested. The wres In the Matter of the Estate of W. R.
tle with the appropriation m easure continues. The annually SMITH, Deceased.
dwindling Civil W ar pension __________
m easure _____
has _ been passed.
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
The nine hundred and eighty-five thousand dollar’ b iT f o r
is hereby, given that the under-
the support of the independent offices, such as v e te ra n s S
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Ú 'X X T £
fairs, the In terstate Commerce Commission, etc., goes
through.
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Smith, deceased have filed their final
account in the County Court of the
State of Oregon for Yamhill County,
Oregon, and that Saturday, the 23rd
a . c . bindnolm, Chairman of the Board of Parole of day of April- I932- at th« hour of 10
Minnesota, probably thought th a t he was w riting simolv ??lock’ ¡n the fou/ no"n °f sa ll|d .y, «nd
about prison m anagem ent, in an article th at he released a ^ S i ^ ^ ^ X o i : !
while ago. He did not know, or was to modest to assume hsw been app°inted by the ««¡d court as
i!’Aai i i h J a s a m Mu t r ? T , f°I ;.he w,hole troubled wOrw:
A ll this says Mr. Lindholm, “ would be easy, were m an’s ment thereof,
mind and h eart an open book; if those intangitye values Dated andfirstpublished, March24th, |
th a t cannot be seen by the eye, or discovered by investiga
Date of last publication, April, 21sL
tion, were revealed. They are m atters th a t only the Infi 1932.
nite knows, y et over which finite beings m ust judge.
Oda Linton, administratrix
One hardly dares comment on the outcome of the
Lindbergh affair. If the optim ists are right, a gloomy par
agraph is likely to be out of order any day. If the pessi
m ists are right, there is good reason to think th a t Col.
Lindbergh has in store no larger com fort than th a t for
which David hoped. When the King of Israel had to p art
with a beloved child, he said: “ I shall go to him, but he
will not return to m e.”
Earl G. Smith, administrator
Otto W. Heider. Attorney for said es
tate, Willamina, Oregon.
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dollars of credit. Former President Cool
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people to take charge of their own affairs.
They should use their own money for their
own benefit by putting it into circalstion. “
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The Governor of New Mexico says th a t the basic pro
blem of the farm er is distribution. It is the basic problem
ot every producer. Years ago Henry George rem arked
th a t there could be no lack of a m arket so long as anybody
was cold or hungry. With farm products in storage be- R o l l i e W . W a t s o n
Poatefflee Tillamook, Ore.
cause they cannot be sold, and with the masses in need of For Joiat Senator (Paid
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Yamhill, Tillamook and Lincoln coun
ties, I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the joint senator of this
district and if nominated for the office
I will accept the nomination and not
withdraw and if elected I will qualify
as such an officer. My fullest desire
will be to represent the whole district
with the best services I can give you
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I A T E N T S
resentatives which will enable a trial to precede if a ju ro r h . X . ” S . ± l E X ' i U k ,
tails sick, or dies. Newspapers do not suspend publication 1 m!le we8t over brid*e at brick p|ant
when a pressman, or even the editor, falls by the wayside; H' TENBUSH» Willamina, Ore.
and the death of a store clerk is followed by no disturbance!
more marked than a collection of w reaths of flowers. The j F o r J o in t S e n a t o r
To the members of the Republican
courts, alone, do not seem inclined to follow the rule th a t party,
electors of the 24th Senatorial
« » in c t, comprising Washington,
“ The workman perish, but the work goes on .”
Dr. A.R. MILLER.
WILLAMINA MEAT MARKET
WILLAMINA. ORE.
Tenbush Poultry Ranch
A resolution has been introduced in the house of Rep-
The WILLAMINA TIMES OFFICE
The Bank of Service and Safety, the Community
Bank, Your Bank
War leaves a train of complications th a t survive the
com batants and the hatred th a t w ar engenders. Congress
has before it a resolution authorizing the sta tes to sue for
two hundred million dollars in taxes said to have been un- 710 8th
Washington, D. C.
lawfully collected by the federal authorities in the days of
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1861-65.
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