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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 8, 1929)
PAGE frWENTY-ONE ...1 r J, ln rM The C3SC0N STATITZIAN. galea, Ore-ea, Sunday Kerala, Septeaber 8, 1929 , cQ) JIVJuCa ;Vll Q) JGDJG-I Jl J I J GUI C. foir T0M0R.1R.0W i 4 IFSQQSimcgM Safem, September 9, Wyll, 12, 1929 Salem is Staging a Campaign for Better Citizenship and you are invited to become a stockholder in this con cern which s international in its scope and reaches out to help the men of tomorrow. Your subscription may be the means of saving some boy. W ill you furnish the sinews and help back this great movement? Md-rrf en i-i t ' !?!( ic?i f jJii-:c. :: r-? .1- tr ffrt4 Id r-' j ,im is Kr if.-v '' Silt-'-? sot ' l-.-in I v ' GOVERNOR PATTERSON SAYS- The Boy Scout program has my heartiest commendation and support. No agency has been more effective than the Boy Scouts of America in bringing to young men character development and citizenship training. ' Through his scout work, the boy learns to keep himself physically fit, to enjoy and understand the wholesome pleasures of out-of-doors, to know the uses of team work as he helps the other fellow, and, at the same time, tries to make the best of himself, to value American traditions and princi ples, and to realize that good eitizenship'means service. Last year 1,183,105 scouts and scout executives took part in the activ ities of this organization. Every dollar of money invested and every hour of time spent in this work brought returns of the highest value, not only , to the men and boys connected with scouting, but to their communities and their country. I hope the people of Oregon, will respond generously and cheerfully to the appeal for funds made by the Boy Scouts of America in order that the fine service of this organization may be continued and enlarged. Signed: I. L. PATTERSON, I Governor. of Oregon. WON PL ACE IN SALEM In every community there are four major agencies which care for the boys and girls and for the general welfare and relief work, these agencies ccupy nearly the whole field, but with comparatively little overlapping or duplication, so that to be interested in one is to have an appreciation and interest In the others as welL The boy scouts have won a place in Salem by the quality of work done. They supply a real need and richly deserve our support. f 'Si tN-v' - " PAJL B WALLACE. LEGION SPONSORS TROOP One of the best ways of learning the worth of anything is to try it out Capital Post Nov 9, American Legion, is sponscringlfroop 9, Boy Scouts bf -AmericaindJbi finding it one of the best investments that we can rnakftv of our tinw and money. To every new troop of Scouts, organized. Capital Post Ite Scoasiders it a privilege to present ah American-flag. The Boy. " S&ut movement Is" part of the national program of the 'American' Legion. The Legiaat&ttwell as the Boy Scouts stand for 100 per cent American ization. It is worthy of the support of every right-thinking citizen. DOUGLAS ilcKAY, Commander, ' . Capital Post No. 9, American Legion, i J-M - FOR GOOD GOVERNMENT I firmly beUeve in tha Boy Scants . of America, It is a wonderful in stitution. ; It ttprasentivthf best blood of younir American manhood. The Scout cwnement in Marion and PoHc counties is in healthy condition jind much good has been accomplished m.the past year, although greatly em barrassed through lack f funds. TThoM who: believe in this organization uirHFQTfWir ASPIRATIONS - and tot whaiit stands thouid cratrttte loerauy, IX more money was: HIGHESTClViA5iUIIUW2 ; w. less need for more jaus and penitentiaries, The ioy Scout movement is distinctly an set o our commuinty .for - Boy Scouts Are taught to live ciean upright lfves sna to oo wungs ,wcrin mcflw. owu j vt- - viiTe TAfiV m noit nvpmnint nd hicrher standard of citizenship. Boys in this scout area have on many occasions Tendered great public service. Demonstrate your appreciation of auch work by your check. 7 HAY BEIX President, Cascade 'Ares Council, - Boy Scouts of Amerks. the development of efficiency, virility and goodtiiwiship. I heartily endorse the movement, because; Scouting arouses an inter-' est in the highest civic asplrationa of the community, develops an abiding' passioirfor law and order andhampions respecf for proper constituted; -snthorityir,-'. -- ; - Signed: R. H. COOLEY,.:!; President Salem Eiwanis Quo. t :t ; ' fin i C is as f r.r Vi i 3 .9 7' Ml- " This Page M&do Possible by J, C PENNEY CO. DOUGLAS MdCAY CHEVROLET CO. t HUDINSSANDFOIUINa; THE MAYOR'S APPEAL As mayor of Salem, I am making an appeal to the generosity of the good citizens of Salem in the coming drive for the annual budget of the Boy Scouts. We all know this is a very worthy cause. It keeps the boys in good health and properly trained and drilled for emergencies. I sincerely be lieve we cannot spend our money to a better advantage. The people of Salem are most loyal in the matter of drives and I sincerely hope they will ee the wisdom of their best offers to this cause. Sincerely yours, Signed: T. A. LIVESLEY, Mayor, 1 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE APPROVES SUPPORT Nineteen years ago the Boy Scout movement had its beginning. To day, more than 800,000 boys march under the banner of the organization. Because of the high standards set by the Boy Scouts, because of the great importance to the state, the nation and our city of this rapidly growing institution, it is eminently fitting that it should receive whole-hearted sup port from every citizen. Authorities everywhere are agreed that, Amer ica's destiny is an enduring one under the. leadership that is inspired by the Scout Oath and Law. B. C. SISSON, President, x Salem Chamber of Commerce. ROTARY CLUB ENDORSES SCOUTS At the meeting of the Board of Directors of the Rotary Club last evening, action was taken endorsing the coming campaign for raising the current budget for the Boy Scout work in Salem. ... Rotary Clubs are, of course, much interested in boys' work and be lieve that the Boy Scout movement is worthy of the support of every cit izen whd wishes to see the boys trained in something which not only is in?, teresting to the boy but helpful in keeping him occupied and at the aims time developing him along the line of self-reliance, strong character and good citizenship. Signed: W. L STALEY, President Salem Rotary Club f LIONS URGE COOPERATION The Boy Scouts are an organization which the lions Club highly en-, dorses. This organization not only builds a boy mentally and physically, ut fits him for service in his community. As these boys are dedicated U service, so is the Lions Club, and we heartily recommend hem to every, citizen in this community and urge cooperation in their drive for funds. SALEM UOfrs CLUB V C. A. Swope, President. J VALLEY MOTOR CO. a. cJhaag & CO. capital Business college R r,x J .:j t an V a i ?-. III'lV,-: I tin : ha t . a. If" FRANK BOQLjEMgvicEjjQ ART-lYC'CUTttlG'STOIlE' - .V 1 CO NCotanerebl'SL; TAMPimi&G i - i Kert Cor to Cssk&s -5. -i -1
