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Grange Acts Opposing . .
Marion County Agent
A resolution opposing the ap
pointment of a county agent for
Marlon county wan read and ac
cepted yesterday, by l he ' Salem
Grange. In commentinK on the
net of the organization. Dr. A,
Slaughter stated that the grang
feels that a county agent would
be an nnnecessry expense placed
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on top of the tax burden already
being carried by farmers. .;,
The resolution passed, reads a
follows: j - ' -
''Whereas, there Is a movement
on foot to have the county court
of Marion county appoint a county
Vlbbert & Todd Electric Store.
High at Ferry Sts. Agents for tho
Kaay Washer. Good service and
tow prices are lringins-an increas
ing trade to this store. . '()
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agent: therefore, be II resolved,
that Salem Crange jfca. 17, patrons
of husbandry, in regular -aession
Nor.; 20, 192; do oppose the ap
pointment of such county agent.?
it'The: meeting, was the homeeom
Ing meeting ofthe season and was
featured by several, literary read
ings and talks by local people.
'Iena-yinfton ncctloii'Of highway
IS miles, . will cost CS,207 for
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ANDREWS FAVORS
N E W DISTILLERY
niPERATlVK THAT MEDICI V.VL'
Congress to 11c Aske to Knact
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WASHINGTON', Nor. 20.
(AF) Immediate creation of a
private corporation to manufac
ture medicinal whisky and to take
over all existing supplies of this
liquor will be asked of congress
by General Lincoln C. Andrews; in
charge of prohibition enforcement.'
He said today it was imperative
that the corporation immediately,
set about the distilling of whisk
lest the present supply of about
15,000,000 gallons be exhausted
at the end of five years which
time he estimated will be neces
sary for the new stock to age..
Criticizing the present system
of private-ownership and distri
bution of whisky. Andrews pro
posed that the corporation be un
der government supervision and
that it buy all liquor stock now on
hand and assume full responsibil
ity for future distribution of med
icinal whisky.
Secretary Mellon who joined
President Coolidge in vetoing a
previous proposal that the govern
ment take over the supplies of
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1 Improved modelord Roadster, cannot be
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1 1925 Ford Touring, new rubber..!.- - $275.00
; 60 Days Service on the Following:
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1 Superior model Chevrolet Touring in, best
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medicinal liquor lias endorsed tha
new plan. 'j -r--v"? - j .
"While the law now author Uea
the . Internal revenue bureau to
make provision for replenishment
of the "medicinal stock. Andrews
asserted that no thoughtful eiti-
Lzen would want to place upon a
goyernment official the embar
rassing responsibility of deciding
what whiskey distilleries - be
authorized to manufacture 3.000.
oort gallons of whisky and to re
quire him to undertake to super
vise the manufacture."
The best practical solution to
remedy alf these conditions seems
to be that congress shall by en
actment set up a private corpora
tion which will be In fact a ben
'eflcial monopoly in that it will
purchase and own all the medicin
al, spirits lathe, country- and be
the ole souf ce of supply of new
whiskey for medicinal spirits.
"This corporation would pro
vide manufacture for replenish
ment and, under governmental
regulation-, distribute medicinal
spirits direct to the retail drug
gist by American Railway Express.
This corporation would buy. for
immediate delivery in bottles,
labeled, sealed and cased, all the
private owned stocks, and six or
eieht distillery warehouses suit
ably located for efficient distri
bution." Methods of financing have not
been worked out by Andrews but
he does not propose government
financial support. He suggests,
however, that the government
name the first board of directors
of the corporation to be composed
of "outstanding citizens whose ex
perience will assure proper man
agement, wholesale druggist,
banker, physician, life insurance
executives, etc."
The purchase price to be paid
by the corporation for the out
standing liquor, and the sales
price to the purchaser at the drug
store, would be based on prevail
ing prices during the six months
immediately preceding November
1 of this year.
Andrews said it was necessary
that congress enact the proposed
bill at the approaching short ses
sion "purely as a matter of ad
ministration efficiency and with
out regard to the merits of the
prohibition law," because of the
fastly diminishing supplies and be
cause exisitlng law "makes It Im
possible for us to control distri
bution in such a way as to pre
vent diversion of medicinal whis
ky to beverage uses."
Andrews 'estimated his plan, if
approved, would save the govern
ment about $1,000,000 annua:
in the administration of the pro
hibition law by relieving it of the
responsibility of stopping diver
sion of present medicinal supplies
to illegal channels.
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we .will close them out ,a way below their real value besides giving a 1927
license with every car these five days; only. Some of these cars were
repossessed and they will be sold for just what was due on them, plus the
cost of putting them in first class repair.
; THEIR LOSS
GAEls; C0H3EEMI
Pacific Badgers Defeat
C. P. S. Loggers 15 to 0
TACONfA. Not. 20, (AP).
Th Pacific university eleven de
feated the College "of Puget Sound
this afternoon on a muddy field,
15 to 0. and blasted the Loggers'
hopes of a northwest conference
championship. The heavier Pa
cific eleven scored scored its vic
tory lh the .last' half after the
teams had battled on even terms
throughout fhe first half. .The
Badgers' score came as the result
of, a -field goal and two touchdowns.
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BUFFALO HUNT SHOWN
A buffalo hnnt in which some
SO'QO of the animals from the gov
ernment game preserves, and 150to
Indians take part. Is a big feature
of J,The Last Frontier," an epical
western Metropolitan picture
.which Is showing today at the I
Oregon theater William Boyd and
Marguerite De La'Motte play the
leading" roles. '
Farreli Macdonald and' Jack
Hoxie appear in featured roles.
Others 1a the cast .are Mitchell
Lewis, Frank Lackteea and Gladys
Brockwell.
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at all inter
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of up to date
styles and fin
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North High St.
Very Special Prices
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Chambers
Do not think of
buying anything
in the furniture,
rug, linoleum,
range or dinner
ware line until
you have first
seen the splendid
stock carried at
.the new store on
NortK HigK St.
Out of the high
rent district.
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