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THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1935. PAGE 4 « « V The fooiball team will play Ru- nearly 2 per cent even though engulf the rest of men, do not I at kiuus Friday afternoon. major cargoes were lighter. Maj turn aside in their course, and This will be their second game of or loss of the month was in build pass the judges ,by . .. Marshall's 1 six man football, which has proved ing activity which was off 19 per own career is a Conspicuous illus very successful so far. cent from August. tration of the fact that the ideal 1 The principal, Mr. Hughes, at-1 Lumber markets, Business Sur of jusu- e or with the social wel- j, beyond the reach of human tended a principal's meeting ini By Wayne L. Morse vey stated, are currently very Salem last Friday, therefore the I These are days in which many fare, there should be leu hesita- faculties to attain. He gave to the quiet, most new business coming tion in frank avowal and full ab two remaining teachers were very urging us to go back andonment. We have had to do constitution of the United States from the rail territory in the busy, sometimes teaching two class constitution. But I am tihis sometimes in the field of con- he impress of his own mind; and I Mid-West. A new freight rate the form ol our constitutional law es at once. I afraid that for the n>oet part they «titutional law.” of 72c a hundred has created con _ is what it is. because he moulded siderable activity in this territory. Friday afternoon the male mem-1 are uttering an unintelligent cry. Business Surrey in Portland Marguerite Mitchell And There are those who believe it while it was still plastic and bers of the student body orgenixed back whu constitutlon? Retail trade in the Portland area that our constitutional rights de malleable in the fire of his own Area, Hou ever, Above Year Ago has been slower than had been Jaha Decker Are Wed an association known as the Grass 0 wh>t conceptjon of the OTn pend more upon the personnel, intense convictions. ” Valley G. Men. It is under the ,titution? e anticipated, due to unseasonable now and in the future, of the Un Cardozo quotes with approval supervision of Mr. Hughes, and Mr. I ’ weather. Commencement of ths Rowe. The Chief is John Roth. If what is meant la that we ited States supreme court than the words of Theodore Roosevelt Business in the Portland area rainy season should, reflect im- Miss Margaret Dunlap, daughter The purpose of this is to furnish I 8houM ST® to • conception; upon the language of the consti- to the effect that “The cf'fief law of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dunlap, of a social or pep organization for Sep- provement in retail lines. - - less - active during - constitution ia atatic. then tution, or the decisions in the makers m our country may be, was slightly Business Survey thinks the im- Kent, and Vern Mobley of Yakima, and often are, the judges, because tember than in August but reflect- mediate outlook for business in this school. 1 ,w»uld W we are being books. were married Wednesday, October boys in a-.- the i > r * f j to »sked to revivify a mummy be- when com- ’ ' substantial ' * _ gains ’ They cite such cases as the re they are the final seat of authority ed The G'c'* League me ri y I cauBe tbat constitution has long 23rd at the home of the groom’s pared with September last year, area is favoraHe and that gains Every time they interpret contr cent gold clause decision in sup dead will be reflected during the bal sister in Yakima. Those attending discuss their program for the com-1 ince port of their position, pointing act, property, vested rights, due according to the October issue of ance of the year. Expectation is ths wedding from here were Mr. ing year. It was decided to hold Ml As the «“Pre"»« court itself de out that had there been one more process of law, liberty, they nec- Commonwealth, Inc., Business Sur for a very favorable Holiday sea and Mrs. A. A. Dunlap, Kendrick “Pep Supper” for the entire stu- dent body before the volleyball clared, "The constitution was McReynolds on the court, a sig easarily enact into law parts of a vey. The Commonwealth index of son. Outlook for next year is and Anita Dunlap and Mrs. Max tor an undefined ami rxpan nificant congressional act would system of social philosophy; and Portland business dropped a shown in the attitude of automo Pluesnbe. The youg couple expect game with Moro, v’hiolr takes place! have been declared nuconstitution- as such interpretation as fuma little more than one point in a bile manufacturers who expect pro iuture/ to make their home in Washington in three weeks. UAl «nd the cost to this country, mental they give direction to all month, being 72.06 for Septem duction to reach levels not seen Friday a student body meeting Thu». behoove« us as ilrteP near Tacoma. ber, against 73.36 for August and since 1929. > material and psychological, would law-making.” Marguerite Mitchell, daughter was held to suggest that all or-1'¡trent citizens to give some . have been stupendous. 65.75 for September 1934. Other members of the court of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Mitchell, ganizations of the student body thought to the nature of our con- have written in a similar It was pointed out that while Dost know, Algernon, what sound vein. They suggest that such clauses and John Decker, son of Mr. and must present their charters to the ««tution. As Corwin pointe out: “The constitution contains a- as the due process, commerce, and Thus, Holmes declared shortly be most factors used in compiling the a i horse utters ? Mrs. A. J. Decker, were married student body for approval. Ano- Nay. ' « - Tuesday, October 15, at Portland. ther meeting will be held to decide bout 3500 words. Reading time, contract clauses do not and! cannot fore he retired: ”1 can discover .index showed gains over . August, hardly any limits but the sky to they were less than seasonal nor have fixed meanings — that they Egad, knave, correct. the organizations will about twenty minutes, but hardly They left for Vancouber, B. C. whether the court ’ s present power in dis mal gains and a drop in the com are highly relative terms and the two percent of this phraseology where they will spend a few days do this. is of major significance to the stu meanings given to them in any allowance of state acts which may bined! index thus resulted. Lum Girls, when they went out to swim before returning to Kent where dent of constitutional law. A targe constitional controversy will be h appen to strike ea majority of ber production was substantially Once dressed like mother Hub they will make their home. Grass Valley Teachers Were proportion. of the thousands of determined, to a large extent, by this court as for any reason un the same., during August while bard; Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Norton and electric production was up 1 per Now they have a bolder whim,. cases in which constitutional law the political, social and economic desirable.” infant son were visitors in The Given Reception Tuesday cent and bank debits were up 1.3 philosophies of the members of If Holmes is right, then the sky They dress more like her cup is embodied stem upward from Dalles Wednesday. Mrs. Norton the court. is the limit for the court in sus- per cent. Harbor tonnage gained board. -------- the foundational document in three remained a few days to receive taining legislation A teachers reception was held or four slight phrases, the due which may They classify the judges as lib medical attention returning home Tuesday evening, October 22, in process clauses, commerce clause, erals and conservatives and they strike the members as desirable. Friday evening. In the case of Burns Baking Co Grass Valley in the Odd Fellows the obligation of contracts clause” point to the number of five to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wilson and hah sponsored by the Rebekahs v. Bryan the majority decision Unpleasant as the thought is four and split decisions on con sons George and Paul left for their and the wives of the members of to the conservative, the trutjb is stitutional questions dealing with written by Pierce Butler declared home at Fossil Sunday. They were the school board. The hall waa fill- ^he federai constitution as a great social and economic prob- unconstitutional a Nebraska sta accompanied by «An Mr. and Mrs. M. whn J. will pai’CHbs «nd friends to meet document does no fix the const!- lems; such as, dhild labor, taxa- tute requiring that bread be col ’ U h ithe two new members of the teach- tutionttl rights of Americans. It tdon, commerce property vested in pound and a half loaves. But- ing staff and welcome the others you want to know what the Amer- with% public interest, interference he held that the act was unrea Sergeant Grimm of the State Po- buck tor another year. The hall ¡can constitution provides and with contract. sonable and arbitrary. Kce force of The Dalles was at was very prettily decorated for means> you must read hundreds of Brandies in commenting upon These critics contend that time Kent Monday inspecting school Halloween with colored leaves, fall constitutional law decisions. after time the judges seem to the decision of the majority char busses. flowers and jack-o’-lanterns. The And that is not enough, You divide in accordance with their acterized it as “an exercise of the George Wilcox of Grass Valley program consisted of: Address of known social and economic views. powers of a super legislature.” was a business visitor at Kent on Welcome, T. IM'. Rolfe; Response, must also be able to read the In an even stronger vein, Hu minds of the nine distinguished Unquestionably, the writings Thursday. for teachers, Mr. Hughes; Re | justice« of the United States sup ghes, while governor of New York and decisions of the so called lib Mrs. Neil McGlasson left the sponse for parents. Mrs. A. M. wrote these wordls. “We are un- reme court at any given time, in erals on the court scow a differ Anyone claiming to be selling Pendleton Woolen Mills’ first of the week for Portland ¿¿ve.y: Remarks on our school der a constitution, but the consG where she will have dental work oystem, Wily Knighten; Guitar order to predict as to what ex ence in emphasis as to the social tution is what the judges sa y it Bed Blankets and other Pendleton woolen garment* tent and in what way a majority ends and philosophy from those of done. duet, Mrs. Oscar Ruggles and Or- of tibem may differ with consti the conservatives. from house to house is trading without permission upon is.” , J/v’and Bemett who has been \. Ie Ruggles; Reading, Mrs. C. L.l tutional decisions already render But such language should no1 the name of a nationally famous brand. Thus we find Cardozo, in his to The Dalles hospital Accordian solo, Agnes ed by the court. be interpreted too literallv, nor WARNING TO HOUSEWIVES: Pendleton Woolen Mills book. The Nature of the Judicial —’’th appendicitis, returned home on. This is necessary because con Process, writing with an objectiv slhould we form the conclusion virgin wool products all bear the blue and gold Pendle hour followed the pro- stitutional law, as Corwin points that constitutional decisions of ity so characteristic of him, ‘ ‘ that ■s. n'* il W:lson m l hilarious ton label and are sold only through Independent dealers number of the court are naught but raMonnl- out, is one field in which tlhe doc - -o -- 1 n -o*hv V ich enjoyed, jf one trine of staro decisis plays a the adaption of rule or principle inations in legal language of th'* who operate a bona fide mercantile establishment. The to changing combination of events nrejudices and personal philosophy week on ! e !;y the noisq and gen- minor role. Pendleton Woolen Mills do not employ house to house demands the creative action of the of the judges. icsulting. A much cov- As to the influence of precedent judge,” r qoq wji ho d salesmen nor do they own, control or sell to aqy organ!- vent to Ray Blake of a especially in the field of consti The record of the court for po rn°eting Saturday evening, After t discussing the influence fearless, independent decisions un zatlon that employs house to house salesmen. . y 1 fe ike skeleton. The high tutional law, Justice Cardozo has October 26. assisted in serving written: “In these days there is which precedent exerts on any influenced by waves ol popular ! r? .col g ' r. f. eshzm its of pumpkin pie and a good deal of discussion whether judge we find him admitting that clamor stand to its everlasting The - coffee. Pendleton the rule of adherance to precedent subconscious forces influence jud credit and the decisions of the GRASS VALLEY SCHOOL icial decisions. His discussion of court on constitutional questions Labri ougjht to be abandoned altogether. Continued from page 3 this matter is so frank and honest I havn’t beard a squeak outta I would not go so far myself, I have for the most part been works co on November 1. thridk adherance to precedent that I feel justified in quoting of art in moulding the constitu Tfae Mermaid Tavern met Friday y°u since we started dancing, Narka I’m should be the rule and hot the ex from it at some length: tion to changing social demands. night at the home of Marjorie Yuh airt t gonna^ Mister. I. The “Deep below consciousness are Genuine ception.... I am ready to concede Blake. During the meeting plans Prefcty we,H oiled. Nevertheless, it is well to recog that the rule of adherance to pre other forces, the likes and the dis nize the fictitious features of the were made for a Halloween Cos-! -------- cedent though it ought not to be likes, the predilections and the pre oft repeated maxim that our gov tume party to be held the Wed-' An idiot is the motorist who PENDLETON WOOLEN MILLS abandoned ougfht to be in some judices, the complex of ^ instincts ernment is one of laws and not your r.esday night before Halloween at crashes into the rear end of and emotions and (habits and con degree relaxed. I think that when of men because, as the realists PORTLAND, OREGON the school house. An intertain- car w^en Vou ®L°P suddenly with- a rule after it has ben duly tes victions, which make the man, point out, a study of law in action ment committee was appointed out signaling-. ted by experience has been found whether he be litigant or judge shows our governmentto be one consistink of Vere Pike, Jimmy' Blagg and Frances Fairchild. As Jinkins: Well, my father has to be inconsistent with the sense The great tides and currents which of laws AND men. the constitution has been misplaced an°Lher wife to support now . Mrs. J: “How’s that, has he a committee to draw up a new one 1iaa appointed, made up of Isabelle turned bigamist”.? Fortner, . Kntherine Burton and Jinkins: ‘‘No. but we just got Janet Wilcox. married- didn’t we?” Kent Giri I Review of National History Shows Constitutional Changes Married In Building Activity Fell Off During September Yakima WARNING General Letter, to the Public October 24, 1935 Hi-W ADA MAYNE OREGON <DAIRY COUNCIL ’ With Halloween only a few days creamed fish or meat may be sub- away the pumpkin and the squash stituted. are booming more important in | For the Halloween party here is winter’s food supply. They are a delicious Spice Cake with a new important, too, because they are j flavor because of the pumpkin in Usually inexpensive and yet are it: high in food value. Like most Halloween Spice Cake yellow vegetable« they are good 1 One half cup butter sources of Vitamin A, and it is this ( One cUp sugar '• Vitamin that helps to build resis One egg tance to infections, to maintain vi One cup mashel pumpkin tality and to stimulate growth. One half cup milk The chief value of these foods, Two cups cake flour however, is in their carbohydrate One and a half tsp baking powder or energy content as well as some Two tsp cinnamon minerals of value. • One half cup raisins Although pumpkin pie is doubt- One tsp cloves leas the most popular pumpkin One half tsp nutmeg dish, pumpkin, like squash, may be One fourth tsp salt baked or mashed and used as a One fourth cup chopped nuts vegetable. For mashed squash or Cream butter and add gradually pumpkin boil or preferably steam add sugar. Add egg and pumpkin the pieces and when tender mash and beat well. Sift dry ingredients and season with butter, salt and together. Add alternately with pepper. A generous use of butter milk to first mixture and fold in is the secret in preparing squash or nuts and raisins. Bake in loaf in pumpkin as delicious vegetable moderate oven about 50 minutes. dishes. F rost. A new and interesting way. of Pumpkin Corn Bread serving Danish squash as a main Ore and a half cups mashed pump- dish is baking it in the shell. ti <n • 1 or canned halving it and serving with > i half cups milk ’•-h V G ptm- " i a*. rdf cups corn meal 3 ke j h with ( i earn C Wash Danish squash and bake i a half to 2 tsp salt in the oven until tender. Remove| T t table' spoons melted butter fr< m oven and cut in half, length One p flour wise. Scoop out seeds and remove | Mix the ingredients in order skin (it comes off very easily). I given. place a piece of butter in center of Pour the batter in greased baking each squash and sprinkle with salt pan ami bake for 40 minutes in a and pepper. Fill squash with cream- hot oven. Cut in square« and serve >d rhirkan Creamed crab or other 4 hot with butter. ...but,after all is said and,r,.L done, it’s the cigarette it-' : self that counts .. . the question is, does it suit you? when it comes to a cigarette that will suit you... you want to think whether it’s mild, you want to think about the taste That Chesterfields are milder and taste better is no accident ... The farmer who grows the tobacco, the warehouseman who sells it at auction to the highest bidder, every man who knows about leaf tobacco will tell you that it takes mild, ripe tobaccos to make a good cigarette. • .m. > Mm. T omo » co In making Chesterfields we use mild ripe home-grown and Turkish tobaccos. .. for mildness .. for better taste
