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OFFICIAL CITT PAPER
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fit Women’s
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ca« * ln < \o f v « J l*.h y T u rkish wo-
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F lw p s r . of Chlah
are grojrtng up with umboahd
ted w tfc. i —
feet • “ d “ • * * <rf thsni wear hob-
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bed h air and modern frocks, , In
s from peck to m jn y jnstapces womao am at
»ye sufficient thM r basf V i|*h dressed In their
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C **»«R S H I Q M ”>#*t
of
women has created quite "» furor
in the fashloh renters of Paris,
London and New York. The bet
te r class of Ita lia n women have
heretofore found French styles
much to their likin g and I t 'l l very
doubtful whether they w ill accept
a National uniform ity of drees.
Poorer may find the ««» mnda
economical and practical and may
accept Mussolini’s command.
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A ll future ¡¿events, where an admission charge la mads o r a
eoUectlon U ^ u iA A dyyttelng."
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per 8 point line .............. .
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N o dena ^ a y to c h a ritie s o r otherwise w ill be made In sd rertls-
f»g H Job
- - our contributions w ill be In cash.
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IS THE BOY TO BLAME?
Said Hie son to the lather: “ I would dike a new al
uminum finished roadster. I need three new suite of
clothes, a new pet ol goll clubs, some new sport shoes,
a conpie of hats and a new fishing outfit to go on my va
cation.” '
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“ Sure,” said the father, “ go down town and buy
these tlungs.and cliarge them to m e ”
Along routes an election and candidates for office
or proponents of spPeia'l measures tell 'us, as taxpayers,
that they would like a few thousand dollars for this of
fice, a »million or two flar a new commission, ten million
to 100 million for some state enterprise, a few more motor
care for thfit bureau ah^f dozens of extra jobs to pay po
litical debts, not -to mention several hundred new laws
to he passed by the sta^h^egislature.
We say, “ Sure, th at’« all right,” and vote for the
l y C H A R L E S P. S T E W A R T
program. A year later the tax hill comes in and we raise
N B A Service W rite r
the roof aiiout the increasing cost of government.
W A S H IN G T O N —
Airplanes
But do we deserve any sympathy? Are we any dif w ill be a t least as common as
fe re n t from the indulgent father? .
■motor business w ith in a couple of
Don’t blame the hoy, and d o n ’t blame the office holder years a t the outside, they th in k
too much, for the father is responsible for the actions of
his children and his family expenses, while we, as tax
payers, are rcsponsibhgUtor thejnep YP.
t° offtee and
our public xpenses. r*-
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pJacis »here > modem papd In
<<ese<Q* is aot found. . . , . - i •
Perfect
Borne o f the French countries
are already ta m in g oat iFMfeeh
towns of Italian Inspiration to
mast the situation la ’ Italy.' This
P u llin g bard ^srped M
<fcl-
t a n Ipto one of 9u r diam ond,
doesn’t megp you are spepfl-
ing money — yog are m erely
investing It.
Good diamonds
offer pleasure and «•tlstoctlon
at nobody’» expense. Good dla-
monda bought rig h t shpy prp-
flt by Increasing In v^qe. tfr-
ery diamond we aell la a good
d ia m o n d — the very
ly at the c u rre n t price, as inveat-
F W ^ S T J f e c ^ n i s i t ^ ex
ceptional v jju e o f this aecprlty.
D urin g September Interested par
ties pfay s till obtain Ibis stock
fo r H J OQ per .b a re .
Qn Oc
tober 1st the price advances to
to 395.Q0. per share. /
. This raise in price is announced
,by D. <3. T yree, secretary of The
^California-Oregon
Pow er
Com-
dchiand fo r tbis stock baa called
for a n . advance In price a t thia
time. W e are advising everyone
You have wanted a akin food and
laying rails and g ettin g ro llin g now, s o .th a t people residing ip
our field o f service m ay secure l>cautiiier that keeps the l»ce young,
stock in niQtinn over then).
¡-here ;s a new French P ra te « Cream
O f course, In a sense the goy- " shares a t the present price be that will do this. I t Is so pure and dif •
e rn m e n fs aviatio n program w ill fore the advance takes effect on .crent one application bringa a change,
be worked
o u t g ra d u a lly , ’ b u t’ : October 1.
it is called A IE LLO -fll.O and etvef-
“ M ore
th a n
tw o
thousand ’xx!y says it is wonderful. Get MELLO-
where “ g ra d u a lly " means a m a t
iLO 'Craam nor/ ami iScrsdSa ydfir
te r of years from -a ra ilro a d stand shares o f th ia dependable Invest
iau ty. ‘-t,
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point, ft means only months fro m m ent have been purchased recent
av ia tio n ’s.
Chas.
A. White
EN D EBS B L O C S
Your Complexion
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HdW MANY WILL BEAD IT?
On the" edit'd!: St iteslt is a copy of the booklet sent out
by the state on proposed constitutional amendment^ and
measures- . In this book are 100 pages devoted to setting
forth the measures to he voted upon and the, arguments
for and against them. In a little more than two months,
the people of die state will be required to cast their bal
lots ou the measures and we wonder how many will he able
to do so intelligently. An intelligent vote would be cast'
by a pferapn who.has a perfect' knowledge.of. all of those
questions on which he is giving his preference.
In the Pleasures coming up will be many concerned
with parts of the .state, yet tlje entire state will vote on
them.
Probably the people of the districts concerned
know what the measure is about but almost all voters will
know will be the short text given on the ballot. 1}. seems
rather absurd for People hefe to vote on something which
affects some one county, when the conditions there are
unknown.
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Even- time some faction wants a jneqsure, submitted
to the people they send out a lot of.paid solicitors who got
names on the {writions at a certain amount per name. It
appears, therefore, that any group, with a little money,
can put up any kind-of a freak bill they desire. There is-
About th e only th in g around
th e house which fa th e r can claim
fo r a ll his own is the bills.
E stablishing an a ir line, is no
such
lengthy
u nd ertakin g
as
budding a railro ad .
T he commerhe departm ent must
provide
considerable
ground
equipm ent. R egulations w ill have
to he done rapidly, in com pari
son w ith the slow w ork of survey
in g a surface road, tearin g down
hills, huildtng up hollows, «ob
structing culverts, bridgtng rivers,
auuui vote
' itmii s la iriy goou advice <m most .•
bills but it is a sttA/baPkward, inasmuch as most of the ’
voters would proJ^Jyj&e in.doubt. There are times when
measures are on,tll^ ballot which deserve support. Thg
vote “ ho ” on f^ ese^ ould be to halt progress. On tjio
other baud, there arp many inoffensive looking wetumn#
which appear good On the surface and yet are extremely
vicious, such as th e*‘ Oregon W ater and Power Board De
velopment Measure.^’ There have been others before it '
that have parwd because of their ap|ieal as a good way to
slash taxes. Oregon’* voters should remeutlier sopie of the
measures inflicted ou the state in the past.
Every voter Bimptd. m^ke a gtqdy of the tjuestions on
whifch he will he asked tq vote. Fuiluig an opjxirtunity to
do |his, he should- prohahlv follow the advice of voting <•
“ no” when in dojibt, for this will, at' least, prevent a lot of
useless statutes ffom being inflicted oil the i>eoplo of Ore.'
gon.—Bronte Paas Upari^r. .
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Advance Oct. 1
OUT OUR WAV
N O 6 U H IN 0 1 A
x AiMr got dòès \
FER E xi ER w .-I^ am P - I
hi
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The most becoming rouge on
the m a rk e t is healthy food and
plenty of good exercise.,
— D on’t le t sum m er get you
down.
W h ile
there’s w eather
th e re ’s hope.
Ignorance has Its valu e .
It
produces about Bine-tenths of the
w o rld ’s conversation output.
She used to eajr, "N o thanks.
Vm n o t h n n g ry !” Now she says.
On October 1, 192$, the price “No thanks. I ’m o verw eig ht."
o f Copco Six Por Cent Preferred , • You are never too old to learn
Stock .w ill advance from 394.00 you are haver ton old to learn.
By Williams
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GtfT M S M O n ES REAÒV
M E WHU_< 'N e ' r e EATiN'
a m H u h ' l l n e e d o w e m o r e
E X PE R IE N C E D KANO«
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CENTBALIZEB INDUSTRY
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0ON8BRYE8 RESOURCES
i 'enfralizatioli o f the oil industry
having an import-,
ant effect in stahiliajin^ prfslnctiou and .conserving source^ -
of supply, declared the. American Beseareh Foundatknu 1 n
its report it
are lfMMJtt producing oil corner
pauii^ in Arneriefcv but
per cent of tin- <41 prodnetioa
conies from theMg<*i£Oqf J50 cortipaltfes Cojnpfetitiom
hoM-ver, is mainrained in a high t^gree; owing tp the
fact, that on one company produces more than four | h * c ,
Auoci»<e4 PH Cpmpnijy
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