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By HBNRT L. FARRELL
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MARCH ao, load
GOD KEEPS IBRBAL— "And ih« Angel of Ood.
• removed
ind went behind them; and the pipar of cloud removed from before
hem. and stood behind them. J n f it came between the camp of
Sgypt and the camp of Israel; • f • apd the one oau*« not near
he other all the night." Ex. 14'18-20.
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PRAYER— O thoa. Who dost neither slumber nor sleep, con-
in ue thy mercy and enlighten and protect every faithful soul.
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ON DANGEROUS GROUND
{ T he republican; jw rtv in Benton county) and olsc-
jwherè , ìb treading ‘oii dangerous ground in tlife attempted
J-eturp to the old discredited Convention system for the
|iom ination and endorsement qf-party c a n d id a tes,^ ,,/, >
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Under the Oregon direct ^primary systfein every
citizen is accorded thé p rivilege of seeking political oftioe
I f he or «he sò willç. I t has • been the theory as well as
jtlie practice Of th e'politicai party Wo leav«>it to the will
b f the totem in the selection o f party nominees. :
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Notr come« the republican county eounhittoe o f Bçn-
on Coqbty and undertakes to ;tell the republican, votorb
< >f that) county that they Shall vote for the candidate^
«whose qualifications have been passed upon by that coni-
t»e. Senator I. L. Patterson of Bloo, Polk epuhty,
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. endorsement o f thè Benton county republican eom-
fcnittéc for'pcflinihatiob as. the sopublic an-candidate ‘to r
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the v erad oW
XJregonian that this endoreemeni was given chiefly be
^ u sçn S ën a to r P atterson at one time was a residenijuf
Benton county.
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To our mind th is attem pted diçtation of party noni-
ions will hinder rather than aid a candidate for of
A t least, this appeared'to be the sentiment of snp-
ortçrs' of Frederick Stoiwer, ' Who blocked an attempted
ndorseftoent of Mr. Rteiwer for Unjted States senator.
• Back-room politics w as supposed to have been wiped
¡out tw enty years ago with the coming of the direct pri-
f
The visitor— thia duck la from
out o f . town, remember— W-peh-
lngtoniana are mOVe sophisti
cated— goes up to ithe White
House about 11:30 to noon,
with his precious letter.
He could get In just as well
By .CgARUBS H 8TRWART
without one, but what he
• < NBA Serviee Writer
doesn’t know can’t hurt him.
Hs’s allowed to poke aroumf
WASHINGTON — About Hhe
cheapMt, easiest, surest way a for a while in that part of thé
suwrtor or representative ha* of establishmeat not specially re
dncbt&s u vote for himself Is served for the presidential fam«
by «ettlnfc f conktttueet into ily, and by the time it’s about
the WMtv House to see the preel- 18:30, and he’s had an eyeful,
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• n an average there are a couple
’ Mb ' can t do It * W*thouk> tbe f hundrbd of him on hand. I
least bother to himself, loo.
Then he’s herded, In proces-
Arranging an Interview of
any considerable length with the 'slon, through the presidential
chief executive calls tor a good office.
The president stands up at
reaaOa sad quits a lot of fixing,
unless the applicant's pretty Im his desk and‘ shakes hands a
portant, but Just getting iato the couple of* hundred times, on an
room with him, shaking hb average, In succession.
That’s all there is to it.
hhnd— he doesn’t do any of
the shaking— and bearing him
The battle of Moore’s Creek
aay "Howdy do?" Isn’t difficult.
Bridge, N. C., the 188th anni
^ • ' N E L L SNWS
g r a l l -Ik e
1O1OQX ?
■ m t ttbprte « o r w a r t « ttw eom m crdai ?
vakne o lih eb r radios Brought roujms fpom 500 farm radio '
cia l ad *
inovie t i
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By Williams
LOS ANQBLM, MSruh i f —
(U .P .)—The
"OM
Mormon
Trail," knows la rbeaat* years
as the "Arrowhead Trail," con
nectlng Loa Angelas and south
ern California with the east via
Salt Lake City, 8* bring chart««
from the air.
The aerial survey la being
made by Captain Armin P. Her
old, army flyer, oa tnstruettaas
from Major' General Mencher,
commuading the Ninth Corps
area, seriated by airmen of thh
Western Air Express, Inc.
Fred K. Kelly, pilot fer the
Western Air express. Is accom
panying Captain Herold on the
charting crate«,
The flyers
make stops every ten milea be
tween Loa Angeles and ' Salt
Lake, • establishing emergency
landing fields.
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Westasn Air Express, lae.,
Holder’ of the goverament air
mail contract between baa Aa-
geles Sad Salt.,Laks City, pleas
to commence operations sertr
In April, giving southern Cali-
ferula a direct transcontinental
greatc*l firt<h- *•
though 80BM faiflacib
sav»d ifr;
r a c e .'i i t t n g
m o re B fcfrerfnl s b ti,
\b « it
"BAstf r e p o r t in g h a d . fc u d speaker*. -tA B jt
i LOB ANOBLÉS, Mafeb I f —
XU.P.)— lack Kaaraa, deposed
maaager
of
jgck
pmnpeay.
heavyweight champion, la w a tt-
la« M a new . huavywright,,
fia k a ” D a m n .
< ObrifeH' la 8 f tbafb «M '«M
breighx i f f poawfa. R»-1« ba
lng • trained dally » by - T aR y
Hayas, tannar trainar o f Demp-
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.‘ceivkW t
be S t P atrick’s day in the inornin’,
Oommetfdedifor Her
cian*»,aa»i»t-
}ant. loot
tw ice on rail
w a y c a n th at
: figured tn
. accident», \
■'and each
tim e »he a d - '
m in itiered
fir tt aid w ith '
a prom plncta
e n d Conine»»,
th at won h e r 1
i a citation '
'• from th e 1
' ratiroad
On one o c -'
cation ehe
tew ed a m an
fro m bleed
ing to death.
. All over the world are tradi
tion* concerning cat«, perhaps
the most common being that If
any cat—but especially ,a black
one—comes to ’the house it is
M sign of good fortune, so long
ns the creature is kindly treated
The Chinese alone dislike tho
advent of a black cat; to them
It Is a yarning of sickness.
NeW. Zealand’s nearest neigh-
boa
la Australia, * 1200
PAW T
LOOM S
miles
IN THfc A U p t~
*DlD M ju T H IN K
NIGHT,
S IN C E V&U ash
w ik T X B A T ID
*tbu S A ID , A n
.iB A C K T O CATCH 4 L L
•yB M T T L e i D id , c a t c h
« B ì X THfgfttaZ BACK EhD
jg jH
s rw g A M *—.
tlma batwaon. thti saetto« end
points east df Chicago‘by more
thaa ' 0 Muta. Ì J
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listener* -ife T ex a s, Oklahoma and Louisiana. One httit-
dred apd > jtty-th ree reported’ tkMt th eif radios sa /e d ’
them n^ney each year, baying9
t
4oubfl|W B ii'
Drive a tight bargain in I
love game, sad you will i
stung ae sure as you’re born,
looked.
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Parades are always late In
starting and doctors are always
late in arriving.
Francois Coppec, the famous
French writer, was absurdly fond
of cats, and for years hog col
Hes Heck says; “Next
to
lected remarkable specimens, in cheatin’ a widow woman, the
cluding several valuable natives meanest man is the feller who
of Persia.
runs down his heme town?’-
PçobgWy jSQinething will be aBcompliahed to reduof
he cost of materials, and where the cost o f lal>or has been
bo high or its methods inefficient, those coats will have
IkWBR» itiDfc rPRsonabte. ’ I f the éost o f building could he‘
somewhat reduced, it would be a wonderful encourage
m ent to maiiy fam ilies who desire to own their own hoinee.
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observed, has been described by
The next generatlotTwill hav<
historians as "the first victory
to
hustle some to find new
gained by the Americans in the
thrills that thia generation over-
War of the Revolution.”
OUT OUR WAY
The subject o f reducing the cost of house construct-'
lion is one J h a t i& interesting, buitders^asd anSiitects. The
¡present costs are due In Imrt to tW w riste df! forests, wliichi
Jias made wood material much higher priced. But to seme
¡extent high building costs h a v e been due to the .housing
¡shortage. T he demand for houses has exceeded the sup-
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¡ply, a condition that tends in anything toward liighei
Jirices.........
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"Trfie "sweeleet ~ sound Is
the
whistle at night and the sweetest
versary of which has just been words are "Inclaaed find check."
som ehow .. , f •
HOUSE CONSTRUCTION
no . religion
C
But the average senator or
representative
makes a
big
thing of It
> He professes that he couldn't
da It for everybody, but on ac
count of his exceedingly high
regard for Mr. and Mrs. So-and-
ftt he’ll strain a point.
He’ll
•write a note to Private Secre
tary %aundera, who’ll manage It
te jip U h any attem pt of fljo so-called political
Tifct tlitffin in the exciheiaé o f thé franchise.
There is
dollar * bill.
(United Press Sports Editor)
NEW TORK. March i e — (C-
P .)— Bob Cannefkx former thr**1-
cushlon billiards champion , of
the World, Is fighting, for his life
against tuberculosis In Phoenix,
Arizona, and in his characteristic
spirit of optmlsm he has written
his New Y.ork friends that be
la going to lick It In a year.
Cannefax, who' is one of thé
greatest pt all players at the
three-cushion game, has had his
ups and downs and has anrvived
trials that few men are a«hed
to bear. He lost a leg In his
youth us a result of an accident
when be Wag playing baseball
b u t, be didn't loue heart and
kept going.
The same plnek that carried
him along to a world’s champion
ship la now stimulating him for
the hardest fight of all and his
thousands of friends all ovar
the country believe him when he
says he’ll 11 *k It.
Not only in New Tort, where
ha has lived fot years, hut In
every one of the hundreds of
towns' he has visited on fre
quent tours, Cannefax made a
legion of friends with the art of
his game and the cheerfulness of
his disposition.
It will be a hard fight, a
loag on# and a dull one and he
would lik e to have his friends
write him (88 Columbus Ave.)
and tall him-."all the dirt.”
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