The Willamina times., June 13, 1935, Page 2, Image 2

Thursday, June 13, 1935
TIMES. WILLAMINA. OREGON
BOYS! GIRLS!
Read the Grape Nuta ad In another
own. The states will be Invited to
column
of this paper and learn how
make their own recovery laws and the
to Join the Dizzy I*nn Winners and
federal government will assume the
wlu valuable free prizes.— Adr.
power of enforcing them.
Statesmen are trying to devise some
Probably No« Tbo« Quickly
way of centralising the government
llow quickly could a national ref­
without amending the Constitution.
erendum on declaring war be taken!
One suggestion, approved by a good
Before the Japanese could move from
National Topics Interpreted
many, Is that congress deprive the Su­
Sun Francisco to Denver!
preme
court
of
appellate
Jurisdiction
president stirs nation by
by W illiam Bruckart
In
cases
Involving
wages
and
hours
of
PROPOSAL FOR A CHANGE
Rational Prêta Building
Washington, D. C.
labor, production, and various other
IN ITS BASIC LAW,
fields in which the New Deal operates.
credit for agriculture.
Mr. Roosevelt himself says that the
Washington.—What of the future! of Supportera
of the Frazler-I-emke
By E D W A R D W . P IC K A R D
Supreme court decision by Implication Where are we going now that one of
H E N kidney* function badly and
Idea
cannot
lean,
as do supportera of
©. Wärters Sewepaper Union.
cast serious doubt upon the validity of
the keystones of the
you tuMer bachicha, dimne»»,
the NRA principle, upon an accusation
much New Deal legislation besides
W h a t to Be New I'eal—the Na- that the law was badly administered.
burning, »canty or loo frequent urine-
RESIDENT ROOSEVELT has creat­
NBA, notably the agricultural adjust­
lion, getting up at night, »wollen leeS
Done Now?
“ r ^ h a “. It was administered, according to the
ed a major Issue for the campaign of
ment a c t the securities act and the
and anklet; feel uptet end miterable
ministration — h a s
1936 and stirred up widespread debate
Farm Credit Administration, In the
securities
and
exchange
a
ct
. . . wte Does’» Pills.
been largely outlawed!
and controversy over a question that
spirit and letter s f Its Intent Yet be­
Doan's ara stpecially for poorly
The national capital never has wit­ cause It was fundamentally unsound
the nation had thought
working kidney». M illion» o l boxes
nessed
such
confusion,
even
In
the
was settled in Its early
FFICIALS of the United Mine
are uted every year. They are recom­
it never could succeed. My own guess
days. Furthermore, It
Workers of America gave notice midst of the World war. ns has pre­ Is that the Supreme court by Its ruling
mended by u»ert the country over.
A»k your neighbor I
Is likely he has start­ that approximately 450,000 miners In vailed here since the Supreme court In this case has rendered a great serv
ed the movement for the soft coal fields would go on strike of the United States had Its final say Ice to American agriculture.
a complete re-allgn- unless new wage contracts were as to the constitutionality of the NBA
Simmered down, the lnw which was
ment of political forces signed before June 16. The members and Frazier-Lemke farm mortgage proposed by Senutor Frazier and Rep­
Into what will be vlr of the union were warned there must moratorium law. The lack of constitu­ resentative Lemke, both of North Da­
tually two new parties. be no violations of the law nor any tional authority for the Frazier Lemke kota. was designed to give pure y
Briefly, he proposes disturbances of the public peace dur­ law was recognized by many but un
temporary aid to distressed owners of
P A R K E R ’S
that the Constitution ing the strike. The entire soft coal the highest court In the land had mortgage farm lands. The things
H A IR B A L S A M
be changed to take fields of the United States Is Included, spoken concerning NRA, views were which apparently neither of the co­
■ a m I>aa4ra4-»»»a Bate ValUa«
divided and the Blue Eagle continued authors foresaw was the effet t t e
from the states and but not Canada.
Baartr >•
•»<* F b 4»4 H a ir
Bainbridge
glve to the federal
temporary arrangement would have as
eoeaadll r i a l Im w s W a
A committee of the producers was to fly. albeit In a lower circle.
New Dealers generally were con­ to the future. By thia I mean that
B b rt.< T w ta , W >. . r » i r » - x - . h - T
Colby
government power over trying to bring about a revision of the
-M -U
« • {«
the chief social and economic ques­ Guffey coal stabilization bill, hoping fident to the last They appeared to for example. If a farmer wanta to buy „ F .„ L „ O « R - la IS m T O w N ith S P H a A r l M i « P H O a O ir Balaam
“ •* -** •
b r m ail or a t d r u « -
tions so that the New Deal may be this would prove a satisfactory substi­ expect some unseen force to guide the a home and had only a small amount h a ir t o f t an<l H u ffr
saved from the doom pronounced upon tute for the NRA coal code and would Supreme court In upholding the fan­ of cash, he must borrow money from ( u ia . H iaci i C ham teal W urha. I'a U h o e u a . N.T.
tastic program which they had devised someone else. If the holder of that
It by the Supreme court.
avert the threatened strike.
and which the President made a part money were made to feel that nt any
In the course of a two hour talk
Arthritis— Sinus— Asthma
of his New Deal plans for economic time during the life of that mortgage B h . u m a l l . m . « ..u r illa , .« o lla r » 1-jJn'A
•
with the Washington correspondents
HERE was great rejoicing In Ra recovery. The adverse ruling made congress could pass a law telling the a r * q u ic k ly
•<
w ith «*•* jhi
the President sent up a trial balloon
•n tW o d la c o v a ry N e m«*«!teloo, i r r e T r i a l .
cine, Wis., when the strike at the them sick at the stomach. Most of lender he could not force payment or
k o la r u
on the plan he had conceived for re­
P o r tla n d . O re .
J. L Case company plants was called them have not yet recovered. Hence the debt few there would be who would S I« O rr« « m H id « . - •
modeling the government to fit his pro­
off after lasting 80 days. The em­ confusion continues to reign.
be willing to lend their money. It la
gram, declaring that he favored cur­
ployees accepted the compromise of­
You have heard much discussion In not human nature to lend money un­
tailing the sovereignty of the states
fer of the company, whose payroll has the past two weeks ns to how the less there la a reasonable assurance
and giving the central government full
control over agriculture, Industry, com­ been the largest in the city. In gen­ breath of life may again be breathed that It will be repaid.
eral the demands of the strikers were Into the Blue Eagle. As far as 1 have
merce and all other occupations and en­
terprises. He said this question of not m et though the company agreed been able to gather from authoritative
Terhaps the worst blow dealt Pree-
amending or re-wrlting the Constitu­ to certain raises in piece and day quarters in Washington, there Is noth­ Ident Roosevelt personally was the Su-
wages. It promised to re-employ the ing left to do but perform the funeral
tion must be settled by a vote of the
prniie court decision
men without discrimination as busi­ ceremonies for the Ill-fated bird and
people. In some ways, he said, the Su­
T
h
e
W
orat
which
held that the
the so-called national plan which It
preme court decision was the best thing ness conditions warrant
B lo w
Presidential power
represented.
The
reports
of
Presi­
that could have happened to the coun­
0
did not extend to re­
dential conferences, of meetings of
try because It clarified the issue as he
NE immediate result of the Su­
moval of a Federal Trade Commission
statesmen
and
executives
of
the
Ad­
presented IL The Issue must be met
preme court’s NRA decision was
member except for the reasons pre­
by moving one way or the other, he the dismissal of 411 cases involving ministration, of this plan and that plan scribed In the law Itself. It will be re­
and
statements
and
expressions
of
said, back to the 13 states or forward NIRA, invalidated by the ruling. This
membered that Mr. Roosevelt forcibly
P O R YEARS I’ve suffered
action was taken by opinion respecting the future course, ousted the late William E. Humphrey
to the modern interpretation.
mean
absolutely
nothing.
When
the
sick headaches in the morn­
Attorney
General
Cum­
We are the only country In the world
from commission memliershlp because.
ing. I didn’t realize until
mings with the approv­ Supreme court said that the congress It was openly stated at the time, Mr.
which has not solved this problem, Mr.
had unlawfully delegated to the Presi­
the doctor told me how
al
of
the
President
Roosevelt said. We thought we were
Humphrey was a conservative repub­
“All of these cases dent power to draft codes of fair prac­ lican and he, therefore, did not see eye
many women are bothered
solving IL but now It Is thrown right
related to the enforce- tice and enforce them upon private to eye with the President nud his New
with too much acid, and he
back in our faces. We are relegated
I
‘« nient of code or sim- business, it took away the heart and Deal plans. Mr. Humphrey sued the
recom m ended M ilnesia
to the "horse and buggy” Interpreta­
I liar requirements, vlo nerve centers of the NBA structure.
tion of the interstate commerce clause.
government for the salary for his term.
Wafer«. S in ce I’ve been
On
top
of
this
body
blow,
the
NBA
*'
lations of fair trade!
After his death his executors carried
using Milnesia I’ve felt like
That many prominent Democrats will
principle
is
looked
upon
In
many
practices on the part
on the litigation which has Just now
a new person. Haven’t had
be alienated from their support of Mr.
quarters,
and
by
men
who
know
and
of individual business
been decided In their favor.
Roosevelt by this pronouncement is cer­
a cold either, because when
understand
the
problems
of
govern­
or failure to live up '
It Is the principle Involved here that
tain. Already there has been launched
ment as being thoroughly discredited
you get rid of the acida
to
minimum
wage
or
a movement for those of the party who
IS important The Federal Trade Com­
you don t get colds.
C. C. Davis
hour standards,” the In the public mind. It is not too much mission was set up as a quasi Judicial
seek “a return to constitutional gov­
to say that when a national law does
•
•
•
ernment” to unite with the Republicans official statement said. “There are, of not hold the confidence of the hulk bo.lv, one endowed with powers to reg­
course,
a
large
number
of
additional
MILNESIA
Wafers
neu­
who are of like mind. Its leaders are
of the people its usefulness has ceased. ulate against improper business prac­
tralize the excess acids that
Bainbridge Colby, who was secretary cases in every state In which actual So It was with the prohibition amend­ tices and to determine the propriety
cause indigestion, heart­
of state in President Wilson s cabinet court action has not yet been Initiated. ment Equally, I believe It can be of general business dealings where
burn and sick headaches.
and Chief Justice William R. Pattan- These also, because of the Schechter stated, If opinion of statesmen of long those dealings affected country wide
gall of the Massachusetts Supreme case decision, must necessarily be training can be trusted, no attempts business or the interests of the public.
Each wafer is a full adult
dropped.”
dose, children—one-quarter
It takes no stretch of the Imagina­
to revise the NBA will get to first
court
Chester C. Davis, AAA administra­ base. Even the Brain Trust movement tion to see how Presidential Interfer­
Mr. Colby has written to a number
toonc-half. Pleasant Intake.
of Democratic leaders of national re­ tor, In reply to inquiries concerning to obtain amendment of the Federal ence with the commission personnel
Recommended by thou­
pute proposing they meet In a south­ future plans as to maintenance of Constitution making such laws as NRA would result in changes of commission
marketing
agreements
and
licenses,
sand»
of physicians. Buy
ern city, preferably Richmond,'“to con­
proper can win country wide support policy. One business practice might
a package today — at all
be held proper by a commission whose
sider some form of political action that sent out the following telegram:
“The Agricultural Adjustment ad­
good druggists.
is for our country and above party.”
Enough indications already have be­ majority was conservative while that
ministration
has
no
thought
of
aban­
same
practice
would
he
considered
Il­
come visible to warrant a statement
In a letter to a friend in Washington
that th e sum m er legal by a commission dominated by *
It was revealed that Chief Justice Pat- doning either Its present program of
M o re H o p e months will gee chls- liberal or radical memliershlp. It be
tangall had decided to resign in order marketing agreements for fruits and
to Join with other Jeffersonian Demo­ vegetables or Its milk marketing plans.
fo r r F
tu r re
c” tllnR comes obvious then that If the Presi­
ro
r u u iu
c eling, prIce nefar|ous
|
On
the
contrary,
we
are
now
working
dent were permitted to disturb the
crats to bring about a coalition with
Republicans and the restoration of with congressional leaders on amend­ and improper business practices going personnel of the commission, especln 1 y 0 í fíl MILK OF M A G N E S IA W AFERS
“constitutional government" to replace ments designed to strengthen these on and that these will be disastrous Judges, there could be no continuity
marketing agreements and milk plans. to countless business Interests. The of policy and business Itself would
the New Deal.
congress will strive in a half-hearted hardly know from day to day when It
Neither of these gentlemen hopes to
24—35
ITTLE George Weyerhaeuser, nine- fashion to offset the loss of strength was abiding by the law or when It was WNU—13
prevent the renomination of Mr. Roose­
and
prestige
suffered
by
the
New
Deal
not
year-old lumber fortune heir
velt, but they believe he might be de­
• • •
feated at the polls by a coalition move­ who was kidnaped from Tacoma, is at the hands of the Supreme court
Several
months
ago, I recall, I re
But
the
effort
plainly
will
be
only
half­
safe at home, but the “snatchers” who
ment
When in the Northwest
ported to you In these columns some­
hearted.
So
It
Is
made
to
appear
that
held
him
captive
for
a
week
got
away
Of Democratic senators a number,
thing In the nature
like Smith of South Carolina, Connolly with 5200,000 ransom money paid by the country must submit for several
AAA Cornea of a prediction that
months
at
least
to
a
bad
condition.
the
lad’s
family.
They
fled
In
a
fast
of Texas, Clark of Missouri and King
pjext
the Supreme court
of Utah, frankly expressed their op­ automobile, and at this writing are After that, if the opinions of experi­
would become better
enced
men
are
worth
while,
there
ought
still
at
large,
though
pursued
closely
position to the President's views. Oth­
known
to
the
general
public before the
to
be
a
substantial
change
for
the
bet­
ers expressed rather mild approval. by an army of government agents and
current Administration had ended than
ter.
Careful
surveys,
close
examina­
All were surprised. The conservative other officers.
tions of the problems at hand and It had been known since It rendered
Republicans of course were outspoken
candid
thinking has brought to un­ the fnmous Dred Scott decision In civil
In their disapproval of the abrogation 17LOODS and tornadoes wrought
U n the hub of Portland Oregon's
biased
observers
the conclusion that war days. It was a perfectly obvlou*
of states’ rights, and the more radical r havoc in Nebraska, Colorado, Wyo­
circumstance. Sooner or later the
there
Is
more
hope
for
the
future
now
shopping and theatrical c e n te r...
men of that party were divided. Sen­ ming, Texas and Kansas—a region
questions of a constitutional nature In­
these two splendid hostelries of­
ator Borah of Idaho voiced the opinion that only recently was afflicted by as regards the economic situation than
there was while the Blue Engle con­ volved In the New Deal procedure ob­
fer you every comfort and luxury
of many others when he said:
drouth and dust storms.
It was tinued to soar and ballyhoo artists viously were going to be tested In
at extremely moderate c o s t
“There Is plenty of power, absolute thought as many as 250 lives were lost, continued to preach about Its powers
power, to deal with all national prob­ and great numbers of families were to restore prosperity. I believe this court
Now, I feel warranted In reporting
B E S T IN THE W EST
lems. ' We don’t need a constitutional rendered homeless. The worst flood
statement which is the consensus that the highest court again will be
amendment nearly so much as we need area was In southern Nebraska, where ought to be tempered with one sugges­
Portland s newest and finest ho­
iu the public eye. The next momen
some one to draw bills In accordance the Republican river was swollen Into tion. There Is likely to be a restora­
tels___ located in the hub of th e
tous decision likely to come from the
with the Constitution. You can’t draw a raging torrent. Several entire vil­ tion of confidence generally if the Ad­
shopping and recreational district
bench of the nine austere Justices will
a bill on great subjects of this nature lages were swept away, and utility ministration turns aside from Brain
. . .are the unquestioned, choice of
he
a
ruling
affecting
the
Agricultural
as you would draw a resolution for a plants and transportation lines were
Trust theories and employs the prac­ Adjustment Administration and there­
experienced travelers.
town meeting. Let It be uderstood all washed out
tical instead of the theoretical method fore of vital Import to the American
that the construction which the Su­
HAPBY E. HEATHMAN
p A N A a rH
farmer. There will be other cases In
UETTA, “garden city” of north­ of government e e e
preme court has placed on the inter­
volving
New
Deal
plans,
of
course,
bul
state commerce clause gives ample and
west India, and all the surround­
To the agricultural community the their Importance cannot possibly be as
complete and plenary power to deal ing region were shattered by a series
decision
Invalidating the F razier- great as nny decision affecting thi
with all matters of national concern.
of earthquakes. The dead were es­
Lemke m o r t g a g e AAA, because It is an Integral part ol
timated roughly at 30,000, hut the ex­
Just un
moratorium law prob- the New Deal program for recovery.
yT WAS said In Washington that the act number never will be known. The
There Is no possibility of a ruling on
Id
le
D
re
a
m
nb'y
has greater In­
TH I
THC NCW
1 President and his advisers had de­ city and many villages were laid In
terest. it should not nny AAA questions before next Oc
HEATHMAN
HEATHMAN
ruins,
and
fire
and
flood
swelled
the
M
K
AT
«ALHON
MKMOMNY AT BALKON
cided on their course In reforming the
be so. The Frazier-Lemke law from tober. No test cases have yet reached
New Deal but would not announce it toll of the killed and Injured. The the first was an Idle dream and was the Supreme court for argument bul
for a time. Meanwhile, according to barracks of the royal air force at predicated upon shortsighted under­ there are half a dozen wending theli
the story, congress will be urged to Quetta were demolished and more than standings of basic economic laws. Ev­ slow way through minor courts. Con
pass makeshift legislation, to reinstate fifty members of the garrison were erywhere I have Inquired concerning slderatlon by the Supreme court even
the code system by voluntary co-opera­ killed. The city's police force was al­ the probable end or result of the work­ tually Is, of course, certain because
OREGON
tion of business men, and to treat the most wiped out While most of the ings of that statute. Informed persons they Involve constitutional questions.
labor problem by a law protecting any victims of the disaster were natives, declared It meant eventual destruction
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state from goods produced in other there were many English men and
women
among
them.
states under labor standards below Its
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