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A C IR C U S these
D em o cratic and
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I tin ted Su ites. T h e people seem to
C an d id ates F s t “Jo Jin F.-ople”’ on Mk* *L tt,,d l - i# *louk>trul if
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.
B a c k In E ffo r t to Hold Jo b e
would have it otherw ise, even if
T h e annu al cham p ion sh ip
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they nad the power to ch an ge It.
ing co n test, w hich is the s p o r.ln g
fe a tu re o f the “H appy D ay
ce le ­
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O re. E n tered a i ascond i lass n ra t i
H illsboro, will leave the P o itla n d
m ore ab ou t w hat has been done
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o f H otel p rom p tly
at
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fo r them during th e past few y ears
P rice-cu ttin g
is the
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4.
$150
in cash
th a n th ey have listen ed to sin ce P eacetim e. P eace-tim e
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therefor*, prizes a re being
o ffered
to
th e
the la st tim e they w ere given an the time.
P rice-cu ttin g
, C A M PA IG N
SA/98f c ENTERPRISE
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T h re e m onths
S ta te tr a f f ic
o ffic e rs ,
to g eth er
w th o ffic e rs fro m
th e
tr a f fic de-
p,irtm e n t 0{ P o rtla n d and Multno-
m ah and W ash in g to n C ounties, will
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3 roadw ay t Q Je ffe r s o n , ou t J e ffe r -
son ov er th e C anyon rtoad through
B e a v e rto n .
A loha,
H uber
and
R eed v ille. E n tr ie s to the race will
not close u n til Ju ly 3.
$.50, op portu nity to go to th e ballot box go«« on m os. o f
the
tim e
W e w inners.
Ad
v
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es
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e
re
isn
’t
any
b
u
sin
ess
to
b
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lead
the
casu
alty
lists
o
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in
term
it
The rules fo r th is
y e a r s race
$.85
Su b scrip tion s P a y a b le In
S ix M onths
a b o u t” said one m e rch a n t
o f th is , tent w ars w ith horror.
N obod'
have been elim inated and ap p lican ts
--------- j tow n “and now when
a fe lla i has ever gone to the trouble to pile can adopt any m an n er o f w alking
I f your b u sin ess w ill not stand a
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has a t-
could re la x ta k e
a little
v acatio n up the casu alty lists o f th is peace- or running. T ___________
h is change
B ea v erto n O ffice — B ro ad w ay n e a r O. L T re c k s , P h o n e 730*
a d v e rtisin g
ap p rop riation .
and g et his mind o ff o f th in gs b v ,tim e w arfare. I f th a t were done | tr a d e d m ore e n tra n ts and m »t w ith t ^
P o itla n d O ffice— 408-40T-40S Dekune Bldg. P hone A T w a te r M U
doin' a little
fish ln ’
h e’s got to we would d iscover th a t w here guns th e approval o f th o se who en jo y b e tte r a d v e itis e it fo r sale
One T e e r
« s r —
th is kind o f sp ort.
T h e d istance
fro m th e P o rtla n d H otel to Sh u ts
P a r k is 17.1 m iles.
BETTER
THAN
liste n to a lot o f ju n k
by these
gt»ys who w ant to sit In nice o f-
fle e s on cushioned ch a irs, look wise,
and draw a nice sa la ry ch e ck ev-
ery th irty days
and
have »lain th e ir thousand s
price-cutting has slain th e ir te n s
I
thousands. M any a re ta ile r as
Elections and Business
as m any a jo b b e r and m anu-
'fa c tu re r— has gone
to
*hls grav e
One of the prime fallacies that obtain in the popu­
with a
d eath
c e rtific a te
read ing
"O h , y eah , th e y a re
lnt«restdd
lar mind is that presidential elections wreck business.
th at he died o f ca n c e r h e a rt dis-
When things don’t go to suit any set of business in us fo lk s who have been try in g ease or hard enin g o f the a rte rie s . 1 >
to get th e rent and g ro cery m oney The
d eath
c e r tifjc a te
ou ght
to ,
men you hear them howl . . that
the , - . political
horizon , is to
.
•
g e th e r ev ery
m onth.
bu t
w hat hflVP rpad -C au se of D ea th — Drice-
disturbed and that conditions W i l l get better w h t T ^ t h e y a re m ostly in terested in is cuttin g ."
Many a
fine
business
w h eth er th e y are going to be re- em ploying hundreds has ceased to
everything is settled.
tu rned to th e ir
Jobs
fo r
an o th er benefit th e com m unity o f w hich it
It’s a line of hokum! There is nothing to it.
few y e a rs."
a p art not becau se of any de- |
In 1928, the National Association of Manufacturers T h e old R ep u b lican elep h an t w as was
fe e ls in th e a rticle it produced nor ; ::
made a canvas to learn how things were going in the hauled out in C h icago la st week, because it could not produce a t A _ i
business world. Trade was reported as favorable by and sta rte d on his q u ad ren n ial pa- ieai,onable price but solely becau se
ra e over the cou ntry. Now th e Qf the p rice-cu ttin g policies of peace
more than 93 per cent of the 4,OCX) concerns reporting, D em o cra tic donkey Is being tro tte d p n Ce-cu ttin g is th ro at-cu ttin g . We
are supposed
suuuosed
to
hang
m en
fo r
although the countrv was supposed to he in a turmoil around the rin g doing s tu n ts to are
to
han_
e cra ck
o f th e
ring
m a s te r s |i th
g . .
over electing a president, and according to old ideas th
whip.
n roat-cu
r u .™ Ui ttin
u ,.s
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| Lord M acau ley once said o f the
business should have been holding off.”
T h e y a re th e two b ig g e s t circu se s in h abitan ts o f a ce rta in rem ote is-1
More than this, when Col. Leonard P. Ayres, of the th a t thiB co u n try h as ev e r put on land th a t "th ey earned an honest
Cleveland Trust Co., made a survey some years ago, he!**1® road, and old p. t . himself no,but precarious livelihood by ta k in g
How i
published statistics indicating that neither Republicans I*.®0* "°u'd. J*v®
abIe
ln each other's w a g in g .
jobbing [
or Democrats had any monopoly oil prosperity or t i t obtained th e exclu sive rig h ts fo r houses and retail stores are d oing!
pression, which moved Merryle Stanley Kukeyser,
f i th ese tw o big show s.
exactly th a t th in g ¡today?
P r e s i-j
nancial writer to conclude that “there is a current dis °n ® crowd is going to let
th e ‘tent Coolidge
said th a t the g r e a t-j
position to over emphasize the effects of politics on the i J1POp'P baok *omp }-'n™ J“* what eat d anger o f indu strial «id co m -!
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¡t h e y have
done
d uring
the
last m ercial A m erica w as a condition of
business cycle.
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fo u r y ea rs, and th e
o th e r
bunch ! “profitless p ro sp erity”. T h e
phrase
This writer points out that “as to the superstition! win have a lot to say ab ou t w h at 1» aa d escriptive^ as it is t im e ly . j
that
presidential
years are
necessarily
periods
of • adverse
¡ J * ! S " d ° " , h P .v ° ‘ f r8 w l " J u s t i f r 0 , ‘ t u , t h e m erchand
WT
p ise.
a i d t0 It
T? e is
, p r as
o‘ '
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r
c \
t
;
P 've them an op p ortu nity to sit in ducer o f
business an insnection of the annual# of American bust- the saddle tor a time
! m uch his due as h is w eekly w a g e ,
ness since the founding of the Republic shows that out E la b o ra te things, th ese p la tfo rm s is the law ful due of th e em ployee
of the thirty-five presidential election years, fifteen were thp exp ert m ech an ics o f both old Even in th e se hard tim es fa rm e rs
have been co n stru ctin g . T h ey receive th e ir “bed and board " fro m ¡>
periods of prosperity, eleven were vears of depression fits
re - j [
hav e spent rtavs and w eeks in g e t­ th e ir fa rm in g * T h e em ployee
and nine were uncertain, marked bv irregularity of tin g them as full o f as m any points ceives his wage. T h e men who j j
and p lan k s as
possible,
and
y et take care o f th e exch an g e o f s e - j l
conditions.
and
b ro k e rs— a re ||
have
th
em
so
sk
illfu
lly
put
to­ cu rities— b a n k ers
So much for this hoary headed popular fancy.
ca
re
fu
l
to
ta
k
e
th
e
ir
com
m issions. -
g e th e r
th a t
they
will
fit
an y
However, there will be people twenty years hence !)<;- em ergency.
Everybody but the m an who con-1 >
living that elections upset the economic apple cart and P ro h ib itio n h as caused the big v erts raw m ate rial into finished
erchand ise and conveys it to the
that the way of business success lies between presiden­ p o liticia n s a lot o f co n cern , and it m
cu sto m er receives th e
ju s t j
Is a s a fe bet th a t when th e fo lk s final
tial turmoils.
But
th o u s­
b a c k hom e d igest w h at
th e
p lat­ reward o f his labor.
I V
■ m
S Y% .-v r. **
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.. .-I
i í
on
f o «.nrv
^
of
m a n u fa ctu re rs,
jo b b ers.
fo rm s have to say ab ou t ju s t th is ands
one issue, they
w on’t
know how re ta ile rs '
to11
on
from
Ve a r to
dry o r w et th e ir
p a rty is. T h e y ear and th in k th em selv es happy if
sam e th in g , no d oubt will apply to they can strlk e a b alan ce betw een
every m a jo r issue in th e p la tfo rm s ,1 ,ncom e and ®*pe»»d lture.— W est V ir-
and ao when the boys o * c k home ginla B u lletin.
‘Will Not Shrink’
It is generally conceded that the German people are
being subjected to a severe tax burden in an effort to
meet their own expenditures and pay what they can up­ p resen t th em selv es a t th e polls in
on reparations. There is a limit to the financial bur­ N ovem ber th e y will ju s t vote and
th a t will be ab ou t all.
den that can he placed upon a people.
As soon aa the tw o
b ig
shows
There is little doubt but that the hardships put on have
com e to a close and the flags
the German nation have been responsible for the grow­ and b u n tin g in th e W indy City
ing spirit of Nationalism in the Republic, which is turn­ have been cleared aw ay the big
ing to the Right and endangering the continuance of boye w ho a r e looking fo r the real
jo b s will be tu rn ed
loose on the
the republic by consideration of another monarchy.
co u n try lik e a bunch o f bird dogs
The German Fascists are now the strongest poMti- ln a broom sage field. They will
of their leaders, Gregor cal partv in Germany. One be w eaving in and out slapplrtg
Jo h n on th e b ack and tellin g him
Stasser, recently declared that ‘“we do not desire a new . how th in g s a re going on in W a«h-
war, but.we will not shrink from war.” In other words,,
words, I ing ton how he w as so glad to
the intimation is that the present condition of Germany get h is le tte r in qu irin g about (hat
u lletin on how
and when to set
is such that all the risks of war might eventually be pre­ b out
Iris h p o tato es or the like
ferable to a continuance of present conditions.
" I t c e r ta in ly w as a pleasu re to
A war for Germany would be absolute foolishness, have been o f som e serv ice to you
up th e re Jo h n . Y ou
can
alw ays
unless the Germans could count on the support of some co
u n t on m e looking out fo r the
other strong nation or group of nations. Disarmed by boys b a c k honw so long as you
the Versailles Treaty, the Germans would he no match h a v e m e fo r you r C ongressm an."
And so It w ill be in p ractically
at all for a modern army, properly equipped with air­ every
s ta te in th e Union. I f they
planes, tanks and heavy artillery, all items of equipment a r e not e le ctin g can d id ates to one
denied to Germany in a large measure by the terms of o ffic e th e y w ill be e le ctin g them to
a n o th e r and th e v o ters will be pes­
the Treaty.
European nations having withdrawn their gold
from this country it mij^ht he a good idea to let them
keep it at home. Maybe, it will help pay war debts.
tered to d eath by
o ffice seekers
g n ats, flie s, m osq u itos, and
every
o th e r peal th a t com es along in the
su m m er tim e
T h e re 'll be a lot o f sp eech -m ak ­
ing,
picnic.*,
and
tyirbecuas. The
ch u rch w o rk e rs will ta k e ad vantage
Noting that a man in Boston spoke a language not o f th is op p ortu n ity to g a th e r funds
r re p a in tin g th e
ch u rch
or the
understood by any of thirty interpreters the Mobile p fo arsonage.
Som e o f th e atte n d an ts
Register suggests that it was Negro dialect as *t is a t th e cam p aig n m eetings will
often written.
ov erea t and get sick . T h e candi
- -
d ates will say th in g s bord ering on
i j
.
, .
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. I personal In su lts and
fis ts will fly.
Congress should not regulate commercial evils injMaybe a no8e or two w„, ^
its action will Stop the boom I in sm ashed, e ith e r by the cand id ates
hard times, such doings might delay recovery.
Let the
or th * lr ard en t sup-
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at the ra te o f
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Ju n e 30th to
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M .ike Y o u r A p pointm ents Today
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W a sh in g to n S s v in ^ . A 1 -o .n ae-
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