4 p e rlc a ’,
g r ^ tfa t
house, already w ell kaoWB to
»uropeana 6y the.' ftfblteaa«ns.
of divers more or leea famouj
writers.
lac. a*. an xvtaaUw.and. aucaUva
to weldtogefher an efficient fl*ht-
sadeAh.
Whlclqhdb aa tta o b ty t i
fa’ W evM >e‘ ch‘n«,
ft OIL io Its
treasury at the begin
ning. aad
promised >10X1.005»
n o n y h e q R is npeded, , He has
organised groups of workerz Who
are ihvadlng various states y ith
eloquence and pamphlets, always
working fo r legislative actloh
against the teaching of ‘'D a fw iij-
Gleaning the harvest 'th'p reap- «
e-fl left, is no modern farm pro
cess. As of qld I t yiefdqd re-1i
turns, so It is found valuable in '
measuriqg results i f the land J
settlement work of thé State and
Portland Çhamberg of Commerce. '
in addition to the 1600 set
tlers placed on farm lands by
The'organization recently con
the land settlement department,
cluded its campaign in Mississippi,’
bringing the . state * n Investment
and siw th e . legislation baaa an
of $6,000,000, other people num
“anti-monkey b ill” such aa it had
bering 1500 signed question
asked fer1. A crusade haa been
naires a year ago declaring their
carried on in Florida, and the
intention to come to Oregon.
legislature is to consider a Simi
Convinced that many of these
la r bin »t its next session. Event
prospective Oregonians have ac
ually the crusaders expect to cam
tually arrived without taking
Mayer
paign in every state in the union. Donald Schwab eon of
Schwab of Buffalo N
V..” drove time to stop in the Portland of
v
See»-Movement Hpread'
acroe* the continent in a rickety fit» fice, W . O. Ide. executive direct
“The Bible crusade is the big vor that fell apart In San F ra n or of the land settlement work,
gest movement before America to cisco Rather than wire home for a inaugurated la the last few
return ticket young Schwab shipped
follow-up
campaign
day," says. W.ashburn.
" It is a as a mess boy on a siaansar^. for weeks ’ a
movement destined to spread over
sending a personal letter to
N sw ^TorkZ
the entire universe before many
ilie old home address of each
months'have passed. Sweden and
one who signified his Intention
of comipg to Oregon but who has
Jugoslavia have already taken up
the fight, w ith fierce battles raging
not yet reported his arrival.
at trials sim ilar to the Scopes
Prelim inary
results
Indicate
iliat many eastern and middle-
tria l at Dayton last, summer."
western farmers who correspond
Washburn's genius for organi
sation is evident in the way the
BAGDAD, A pril 18. — (IP) ■— ed w ith the department and re
crusaders are grouped. There are Captain Estever, commander of ceived Information made their
associate members, active mem- the Madrid-Manila-Toklo flight, own selection of farm homes In
.bers, a children’s branch known who failed to arrive here yester , various sections of Oregon and
satisfied
with
the
as ’ the Junior Crusaders, an or day from Cairo with his comrade*, ; are well
Corvallis — Contract let for
ganisation of ministers and evan still was missing at 2 a. m. today. ' change. From dosens of othors
grading
7.3-ralle Gellatly Point
, is pouring in the assurance that
gelists, a monthly magazine fu ll
road, for >36,439.
'
their
coming
has
merely
been
or arguments and quotations.
BOBBED HAIR A PROBLEM | postponed pending the disposal
, pryan la • gone. But the last
TO YOUNG GIRL OF CHINA of their farm holdings in the
movement he led is still going
east.
forward. His friend and co-work
SH A N G H A I (U .P .)— To bob;
From M cM innville comes word
er Is carrying on.
or not to hob, is the perplexing
i from L. E. Cabe. form erly of
question before the China flap
Bridgeport, Nebraska: " I have
pars of today.
, bought a chicken ranch and am
The young lady of China and
well satisfied.
W e are surely
Shanghai, in particular, where
pleased w ith the climate and
style is set. has been confronted
have a good business. This sum
by the problem which confronted
mer we w ill raise about 3,000
the Western ladies of three and
leghorn chickens which
Supreme Oourt Makes New fonrs years ago. To them it white
are now doing w ell."
Do not eat the same kind
Ruling in Deciding East
Is • a national as w ell qs per -
Disposing of a 200 acre farm
ern Litigation
aonal a ffair, for they have the
in Missouri, C. M. Chapman Is of bread all the time —
customs and inhiblttoiis of cen
temporarily located at Jeffer
W ashington , April 13— turies to overcome.
change from plain white
son until he finds Just what be
Aliens denied citizenship by fed
wants
In
a
diversified
farm
eral district courts can appeal,
to graham, whole wheat,
where he can
raise
wheat,
the supremo court ruled today.
B E R L IN • (U .P .)—-The
city
fathers of Berlin believe that
the hour has arrived to modern
ise the antiquated
municipal
stock yards.
Before starting
this Job, however, they are send
ing a delegation to Chicago, to
study at first hanc^the methods
applications and the aromas of
However the rplera of Berlin
deeided not to follow blindly the
example set by the Chicano pack
ers, but to avail themaelve* of
American methods qaly to an
extent compatible w ith t ie con
ditions prevailing in Berlin and,
above ail, in accordances with
thv moral standard of the Ber
liners.
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George F. Washburn and a fadeout picture of W illiiun
•Jennings Bryan (left), which was taken at the Scopes trial.
By N EA Service
4 C L E A R W A T E R . Fla.. A pril 12.
__ The fight that lost its leader
when W illiam Jenningp Bryan
died has found a new standard-
bearer. A new chieftain has arisen
to take the place of the Great
Commoner In th e ranks i^ m lllfr
tant Fundamentalism.
George F. Wsshburn. m u ltlm ll-
lion a Ire of Clearwater and Boston
has taken for his own the Ideals
of Bryan. He has dedicated his
life and his fortune to war on
the teaching of evolution!
And
this 1» his battle-cry:
I
“ Save the orthodox Biyie from
the onslaughts of modernism."
I t was a year ago,, before B rj-
an’s death, that Washburn heard a
sermon in a Clearwater church
about the fight to prei
teaching
of evolution
schools. A fte r Bryan's <
began, to rally the dead
following, and in Nove
last year he held, a big mr
I n i here, where 3000 peoi
Wm « r p
-
, Doittcntoe Fortune to
" I hereby dedicate mj
fam ily and my fortune
task o f stamping out th
<H evolution and th * tea
anything disrespectful to
Bible.”
And the crusade was c
Washburn’s leadership
ent from Bryan’s. Bryan
‘ ed op his oratory to stli
lowers. Waohbura is api
modern business methodi
Carlton — New broomstick
factory ships first carload.
Franklin
We are now handling fresh meat
for the convenience of people in the
neighborhood of our store. You can
walk easily to our store and select your
own meat.
We invite you to make us a visit and inspect
o v store and stock, compare our prices, and be con
vinced that there is a real modern and up to date
store near you.
Stainless Steel Slicer and
Kitchen Knife
W e also have a complete line of fresh
vegetables, every thing that on the market.
Fresh Ice Cream Every Day
$1.00 VALUE FREE
with a purchase of a
East Side Grocery
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