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Kefwe Departmental) or 108
oa JJonnrtiiMmt aey
Entered at tae Poat Office ia Salem, Oregon, a aocond-elaaa matter.
- r April '27, 12 - -
j , THE GLORY OF.fcOD "Then a cloud covered the tent; of
: consresaUoou'and the,' glory of the Lord filled the tabernacle." ,
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the
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, COALS TO NEWCASTLE
"LONDON, April 13.-The first shipment of sugar beet
puip or JJrmstv ongin everjnade irom England to the United
: States left the London docks today. The shipment consists
of 500 tons of pulp from beets grown inNdrfblk, and is con-
I -signed to Mobile, Alabama. It is to be used for feeding stock.
This is the first time' on record that a call for this product
) has been received in Great Britain from the Xfnited States."
The above is an Associated Press dispatch
And it is a case of "carrying coals to Newcastle." In the
s name of common sense; why should it be necessary for the
people of the, United States to send to England for sugar
' beet bW' Yic;-, - ! -:
-When, by- growing our beets .for making our sugar, we
f'Jfcn.a.y9.enPu?H fetypulknd beet tops to make our country
self sufficient not only in sugar, but in sheep io produce our
, ..dwoovuid in live stock to -supply all our meats? And we are
going to be importing ship iac!at of ' meain "tfie 'next "few
J yes.nl if yre ;do not fjpo$.ucf our beets f oft our sugar. We
import balf of our wool Aow, and five-sixths of our sugar.
V What is jcongress thinking about?, , I 't ' f
The fish hatcheriesof Oregon are doing great work.
They are preserving our salmon fishing and canning indus-
I tries, and restockirig bur streams with fish for the fishermen.
They are applying the rules of common sense, and not leaving
. things to chance. " ,
COMPETITORS PROFIT UNDER AMERICAN TARIFF?
:. . (;:.: "-Vi; . . ..-v-:-.. . ;-; -
J ' " "ThofiCO Marrln, chairman United States tariff commission, says
I the lo'wi price of Cuban sugar products would warrant an increase
cf dity to.protectmerican industry. ; ,, . v -
"Mr. Marvin la a -believer in a protective tariff and declares the
I law permitting flexible duties authorizes an increase to protect the
" American beet farmers. -j
j - "A survey has been conducted recently, and there Is difference of
opinion on the tariff commission whether figures" for the average cost
of prodrcingrugaf in the United States and Cuba shall be taken on
i "a two-yearor a six-year basis . ?
" rcmystktistreslo4ced at hftariBS, beJtpt ecirv-it
-was shown that the dlirereneer in4 cost ipi:, proaucuon oeiween ur
'country and Cuba was $1.81, while .the Tawtproridea for a difference
. . "Coat of production In Cuba is about'two cents 4a pound, and it
5 Is selling In our country at four cents a pound, lndicating-that Cuban
sugar, producers are making a good profit under pur low American
an rar tariff. This nermlts competition, wWch la pfoper. - '
verabovis from :-the Industrial Nes BureaU,'B7.Hofer
Sons, publishers, Salem
1 The chairman of the American tariff , commission ;is
right' The dutyon sugar should be increased, to encourage
i ttheiugar.bet growers and the sugar, manufacturers of this
-country to make the united states sen sumciem in sugar-
..'i ' tBuVas to the tariff on Cuban sugars, it would be auto-
.! " . . i ai r:i
; matically increased oy mereiy aoousning me preiueuuw
arate of 20 per cent that was given to all Cuban products after
, ' the United States had freed that island from Spanish mis-
k
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.j--t
' ciatedV ecdiisliwf deprived of iti:tlie!hap-'i?
piness of eating when he was hungry, of drink . , A .
;V' iiig wheri'he was thirsty, "or sleeping when he '
, was jsleepy,;-and oi, 'talking when. he" felt' the ;
; ; desire to exchange some words. Later in life he
always recurred with joy to this month of cap
tivity, and never failed to speak with enthu-.
siasm rof the power and ineffaceable sensa
tions, and especially of the moral calm which i
.he had experienced at this epoch."
William James observes that the occasion and the ex
perience are nothing -1 r '
It all depends on the capacity of the soul to be 'grasped.
to have-its Iifexurrents absorbed by, what is given.-
Life is always worth living, if one has such responsive
sensibilities as Tolstoi's hero .
And the reason most of us do not enjoy life equally well,
it seemed jo-James, is that most of us have got far, far away
from nature. He says: - " - 'f
- are strained to seek the choice, the rare, "-
' - 'theexquisite exclusively, and to overlook the .
common, t. . - '
'We are stuffed with abstract conceptions
and glib with yerbalities and; verbosities; and . ,
in the culture of these higher functions :of ten! ; ' , .
dry up; and we"grow stone-blind and insensible - ;
to life's more elementary and general goods and
joys. ' - ... .
"Ah, my brother," said an Indian chieftain to his .white
guest, "thou wilt never know the happiness of both thinking
of nothing and doing nothing. This, next to sleep, is. the
most enchanting of all things." v
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Bits Tor Breakfast I
' A preference still enjoyed, and giving no benefit to any
ojie, as; far as ' sugar. duties axe concerned,, excepting the Wall
7 Street sugar barons, owning the refineries of raw cane sugar
i -along the Atlantic coast. - -, - ' -2i71-3e!'barnsItf5port
itheirr sugar f rpm- CJuba raw, and
they ' pay 1.764 cntsoa'j)oundr under thispreferential rate,
rwhereastbey should, pay ,20 - cents a pouiid on their raw
sugar;"That :k what importers from other countries .would
A . pay, if there were any. I
i v This preferential rate has allowed.what has amounted to
r a protective tariff to these American sugar barons; a protec
tive tariff applying to Cuba, but in their favor - .
ij Not protecting the American4 sugars beet grower an4
;, sugar manufacturer, -but; tjie Wall Street owner of Cuban
'caneplantations and mills for grinding their product into raw
ji jsugar for shipment to their, refineries in this "country.,
f ": Not giving any benefit to the laborers of Cuba. "No
f. benefit to any one, excepting" these Wall Street3 kings- of
4Cuban sugar supplies r , s. - : ti .
If is wrong; absolutely.- . ; i ' 'r'JT vbT.
Two things should be. done, to make the United States
self sufficient in "sugar. .First kill this Cuban preferential
rate. . Second, raise the rate of dutybn ,all Sngafsf brought
into this country. Raise it as much, as the flexible provisions
of our present tariff law will permit; 50 per cent Then the
United States will soon produce all her -own sugar ; in con
tinental and insular territory, including Porto Rico, the Phil
ippines and Hawaii. "
VIIEN LIFE IS WORTH LIVING
i Life is always worth living to those who enjoy reading
the great book Life is continually ' writing.
In Tolstoi's "War .on Peace," the hero, Peter, is supposed
tr be the richest man in the Russian empirev during the
French Revolution he is taken prisoner and dragged through
much of the retreat Cold, vermin, hunger and every form
of misery assail him, the result being a revelation to him of
the real ccal? of life's values. "f : -.
, . , ,,:i:r-".c-!;vau:d for thV first tisie, hj 2ZX&;'::
-;Dump the -city dump .-, . v'
: "la- m
But where shall it ba dumped?
: Ij,' far:.;,'.'.1
Tber1s 'A lot of !waste-going to
the city 'dutitpv and downthe sew.
ers. iJtnavitnaay Kuropean ana
otherdcitics would use. . .
Tho great city of,, Berlin treats
all its sewage, making fertilizer
for the farms. The city of Berlin
itself owns gardens, growing great
crops on account of the fertilizer
being used; made by treating the
sewage.
There is an af in the classified
columns " of The Statesman thjs
morning for berry pickers. From
C. Ramseyer, Jefferson, Route-1.
This is the first. . Presumably for
strawberry pickers. V)i .
S V'-'
Evidently the Salem canneries
are going to be obliged to' start
up soon, for. strawberries and
gooseberries, unless we get a lot
of rain and cool weather pronto.
The deficiency iiTour rainfall
up to Sunday, since September 1,
is 12.62 inches. Rainfall since
that time, 25.08. Normal for the
period, 37.70 Inches. Jupiter
Pluvius Is a welcher.
Every farmer will' tell you that
he is needing rain. Just got to
have some rain soon ; and heavy
downpours would be preferred. '
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Mehama hatchery is going to
work on Rainbow trout this fall;
a million and a half of them, for
A
HEIIilG
Tuesday
IVlay 4th
Geo. White's
Scandals
,-,'-5 Company, of J.00
' --'Chorus f-. 50 ,
Biffgest-JVlusical
!ShoivrWest
. .
Box Office Opens May i
MAIL ORDERS NOW;
PRICES IXCLTJDIXa TAX
t Lower Floor . . i . . . . .$3.75
1st 3 Rows Bal.. . , , . .92.75
Last 3 Rows Bat.. . . .92LSO
Gallery, 1st 8 Rows. . .91.63
Gallery (not reserved) fl.10
Marlon county streams. . That
sounds good. "
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Sunshiny weather Is , helping
the scutching mill at the peniten-
: Tiers "Seven Sinners"
il t sx3l
. Marie Provost, with Clive Brook;, are featured in the latest
.Warner Bros, screen classic. "Seven Sinners." now playing at the '
Oregon Theatre. The. picture' is everything that joyous entertain-.
ment should be. i. . .
tlary to get ahead of the Miles j
mill on long line fiber. Needs to
be a month ahead. Should be-two
monies aneaa, in ract, or even
more, for getting back the "life'
J in the retted straw and (he scutch-
ea riDer, ror best results.
LISTEN IN
. DUrWEB CONCEKT
0:00-7:00 1CFWV (S12) Tortland.
6r00-7:00 KGW ('49 1.5) Portland.
KtTSIC
8:00 12:00 KFWV, (212) Portlaad, trio.
-ocaetra plta orcaa.
10:00-13:00 -KQtY ..4491.5)
Haiwe orchestra. " . f."
:45-10:45 K.IVB -(?93)
Maaie of. the Vlaatera." v'
:0o-y.eo koix ; (3i), .v
Haaieal program. .
Portlaad
Portlaad,
Tort land.
EBIiiKTAnraLlLST "
6:00 KMTtt Hollywood. -T, ta-
, dio program ;! 7 :45. . commaoity aiar;
8:30-10:30, KMTR coaeert orchestra,
;00 KUO (SSt.2). -OakUnd. , Aa
phios trio: 8-9. Ea GrainreT Atkin-
aoo, Eastoa Kent; 9:10-10. Hawaiian
player: lO-lt, Hadson'a Midshipmen.
:30 KFW'B (353), Hollywood. :30
-, .7:30, dtnarr hour;'" 8-9V prograai;
The Little AotvMaa :l5-i0:15. daore
. oreheatra, Bttr Patrick, aoloiiit; 10:15
- 11, frolic. - l .. .
6:30 K.NX 53.8. HoIItwoo. -:30-7.
orrheatra; 7-7:d5, . jnroaraa. 8-9, pro-'l
; -rm; v-i.u, progTaa; aapce or
eheatra,-h . .--- - '
:80 KPO (428J), Saa Praaeiico.' 6:80-
-.7 oreheatra ;4 7-7 :3.. Rody Seiger'a
. oreheatra ; 8-9, trioT- hanatoay tean,
Gypay aadOtfartar 10-It, daoea orchea-
tra. s . . ' - - . . . . ,
7 :0O OX&a,U76).JBesia. .7 atadjo
program. , . l
7:0 KT '(dT,ta"' ABalatCv-7:8'0
, oreheatra ; 7:30-6,. .poptikar - aong - pre
: rram; S-9, Sereea. Artikta' quartet-
8-10, variety hour; 10-11, fiadi elah
' i popular aoag. - - - e
T:O0 kOWW (358). , Valla Walla. 7.
. 7 :SO, , weather, - markrta. borne helps";
" 8-10, atadio program;" 10-12, oreheatra
8 :00 K1XI ( 33 2 )lLoarg - Beach. . g.o'
tadMv.vaadavilla acta f .fl it, Aero club
frolic. - ----- - --ii-.-i
8:00 KH (40SJV LoAogaloa, 8-10
atadio detazo prograou.' " , 1
S:0 KTAB (239.9). j Oaklejki. s lo'
collage pregram. v j "
8.-00 KPSN ( 9 1S.S ),'-. Paaadeaa. -S-o,
Adotph Tasdler inrmrarntal groap.
8:80 KJB ,(384,6), 'Seattle, 8:30-10. or
; eheatra..' - . y v-f . , .... .
11:00 KFWI (226)," fin Pranciaco. 11.
I a. aa Paol TKelH'a rheatra, later
. aaiaaioa' aoloa 1y Jack &ee4 and Mar-
jo;ia Reyoolda. U ; " ,
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