12 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Thursday, Oct. 31, 19-16
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To the Editor: Young man
and young woman, do you ever
stop to ask yourselves, Where
will I be when I am old? Will
I be looking back over a life
of crime, in and out of prison,
with the pangs of retribution
and sad memory? Or will I be
well respected, and know that
at my death there will be left
friends who will miss mc?
Now every young student in
America has the best schools in
the world. It is up to you to
stop this wave of crime. Don't
think you can commit crime
and get away with it. It can't
be done, and never was. A crim
inal is never happy, always in
fear.
No employer ever goes into
a pool hall and employs a rough
rowdy for a position of trust.
It is the fault of parents more
than the children. I lived one
mile from the reformatory at
Monroe, Wash. I often visited
there and talked with the
young men and the superin
tendent. We found that 7 per
rent were from broken homes,
and f hat in 50 per cent of those
broken homes either the father
or mother or both were drunk
ards. Many of the young are
neglected, and never had the
loving care of a father.
If you hope to shun a life of
retribution say to yourself: I
. have my life to live, and it will
be as I make and live it.
Until I got too old I wrote
and lectured to save the young.
And now I make this last ap
peal. And if all will take heed
there will be less crime.
G. W. GREEN.
Hubbard, Ore.
To the Editor: A summary of
the opposition to the proposed
new and additional 3 per cent
tax on all gross income which
is on the November 5 ballot and
now known as the Little Town
send measure, will be helpful
to voters. Seldom has there been
such a united front from organ
ized labor,, the farmers, the vet
erans and business against a
measure submitted to the people.
Here is a summary of the op
position. The Oregon Stale Federation
nf Labor (A. F. of L.) has for
mally urged its members to vote
315X No on the measure.
The Committee of Industrial
Organization (C. I. O.) at its
convention in Portland adopted
a resolution opposing the mea
sure and has urged its member
unions to vote against the
m oh sure.
The Brotherhood of Railway
.Trainmen has recommended to
its lodge members lo vote
against the measure.
The Oregon Slate Grange,
through its executive committee,
has recommended against the
measure and Morton, Tompkins,
slate master, in urging members
of the local granges to vote
against the measure says if it
passed it would "wreck the
economy of Oregon."
The Oregon Farm Bureau
Federation has voted to oppose
the measure and has repeatedly
advised its members through its
publication to vote against the
measure.
The Oregon Farm Bureau in
its recommendations to voters
has urged a vote 315X No
against the measure.
The Yank Legion of veterans
through its publication Yank
News has urged veterans lo op
pose the measure.
Practically all Chambers of
Commerce in Oregon have adop
ted resolutions against the
measure.
Many cooperative associa
tions, trade associations and
civic clubs, including the City
Club of Portland, which makes
Ihe study of proposed legisla
tion a major activity, have voted
to oppose the measure.
The voters who arc sincerely
interested in voting right on
this measure will value having
the foregoing summary of the
opposition. Walter W. R. May.
secretary Committee against
New 3 Per Cent Income Tax.
To the Editor: After reading
your press story from south
western Lane county and from
adjoining Lincoln county re
porting Bonneville-PUD black
out, motors burned out and
distressing shortage of power,
particularly around Florence,
where one evening last' r-a.i
Dr. Raver was holding a meet
ing endeavoring to placate the
citizens and telling them of his
efforts to relieve the power
failure, lights went out and the
good citizens had lo provide a
kerosene lamp so that the good
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else! They look
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and Department Stores. 25 cents.
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Dr. could explain when the
lights would go on.
We as taxpayers and long
time residents of West Salem
think our citizens should pause
and consider that some such a
similar condition might arise in
West Salem if the Reed electric
hook-up with Bonneville had
like difficulties such as caused
so much distress in Lane and
Lincoln counties, and Reed had
the exclusive franchise in this
town. Are we to assume that we
are going lo have a dictatorship
and that we MUST take power
from the Reed electric?
Let's be fair, give the PGE
an equal "break" and vote this
company a franchise and then
the people can decide what com
pany they wish to patronize. In
our years as a customer of PGE
we have no complaint to mak"!
of their rales and service.
R. S. McVey, West Salem, Oct.
29.
Mrs. Ulrich Starts
Second 100 Years
Damascus, Oct. 31 W) Mrs.
Christine Ulrich, a native of
Germany and resident here for
60 years, started her second 100
years today.
The centenarian was joined
by friends and neighbors at her
home yesterday when she re
ceived gifts. She expressed con
cern only for her inability to at
tend Sunday services regularly
at the Gresham church she help
ed found.
Ether first was used in a sur
gical operation in 1842 by Dr.
Crawford Williamson Long.
General Moore fo
Command in Manila
Tokyo, Oct. 31 (Pi General
MacArthur today named Maj.
Gen. George F. Moore, veteran
of the Bataan Death March, to
command army forces in the
western Pacific (principally the
Philippines) with headquarters
in Manila.
A few days ago, MacArthur
answered Filipino protests
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BACK IN STORES
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Already Fisher's Blend Flour, Northwest
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Fisher's Home Economist," Mary Mills,
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331 STATE STREET
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Take the lime lo visit our market compare the values and compare the quality, (oo. Thrifty shoppers
.save every day at THE BUDGET. Do not buy beyond your needs, as we look forward lo a plentiful supply.
A KM AND BLADE TENDER PLATE-RIB
BEEF ROASTS BLADE STEAK BEEF BOIL
35c lb. 37c lb, 23c lb.
BONELESS BONELESS BONELESS
SIRLOIN STEAK BEEF CUBES RUMP ROAST
All Meat To Braise No Waste
55c lb. 45c lb. 50c lb.
It's real economy lo buy the above boneless cuts. They are all meat no waste, easy lo prepare.
SLICED SLICED ASSORTED
PORK LIVER BEEF LIVER LUNCH MEATS
25c lb. 30c lb. 48c lb.
We have purchased four carloads of the finest eastern cornfed hogs. In a short time we will again be able to
supply you with "I'lavorized" Smoked Meats from these small porkers.
DAINTY LEAN EASTERN SHOULDER
LOIN CHOPS PORK STEAK PORK ROAST
58c lb. S2clb. 52c lb.
MILK-FED MILK FED FRICASSEE or
VEAL STEAK VEAL ROAST VEAL STEW
55c lb. 52c lb. 33c lb.
PI KE HOME-MADE WW 14 WW I pri'VTI
PORK SAUSAGE WIENERS "01.
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VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS' Mh ANNUAL ARMISTICE DAY CELEBRATION
V.F.W. EVERYBODY WELCOME
against the behavior of Ameri
can troops with a statement
that the GIs generally were well
behaved and the problem was
one the Filipinos themselves
must solve.
His appointment of Moore was
interpreted in many quarters
here as an effort to assist the
Filipinos and Americans resurr:
friendly relations.
Moore was prewar command
er of harbor defenses at Manila
and Subic Bay and later was
captured with General Wain-wright.
Benjamin Franklin forecast
the use of parachute troops.
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that's why most folks like
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and nutritious full of
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Wheatena has a nut-like flavor
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Grade A BUTTER Pound 79cl
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Ground Beef S 29c
GRAPEFRUIT
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Sugar Added!
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46 oz. tin 29C
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