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P u b lish e d F rid a y of e a c h w eek by P io n e e r P u b lish in g Co. a t
O re.
E n te re d a t eecond-clase m a tte r a t th e p o sto ffice a t
B e a v e rto n , T a o o p s
B e a v e rto n , O re. L-
SCA TTER
s _ C R E D IT
j
ltt3 .
SC R E E N STARS
T h ese b la n c h p la n ts m ig h t be a b le ,
tc a k e a d v a n ta g e o f th e new E m -
P>re policy b u t it is o ffic ia lly ud-
C ecil B. D eM ille th in k s th e “eth-
nd ted th a t
h co n fe re n ce
is seek - o ra l” ty p e of w o m a n is th e m ost
in 8 a n a g r e e d " - w h ereb y p ro d u c ts la stin g in th e m o v ies a n d p lan s to
01 io re i£ n Pla n ts - o p e ra tin g w ith in USe Eli: sa L an d i,
b o rro w ed
from
th e E m p ire, m u st c o n ta in fifty p er- Fox, a s ' M e rc ia ” a C h ris tia n virgin
goal will be aro u n d $5,000,000 a n d ce n t Jn value o f E m p ire m a la ria l* w h o re m a in * s te a d f a s t th o u g h
sui-
, th a t th e country*
be SP ll UP o r lab o r, o r both, to q u a lify fo r th e ro u n d e d by
w ic k e d e ss
of
pagan
so th a t each section w ill be resp o n
io w er B ritish Im p e ria l ta r i f f ra te s. R o m e . .
He
sa y s th a t
M aiv
sible fo r som e p a rt of th is am o u n t.
T he m o v em en t. it is p lain is di- P irh f o r d w a s th e f ir s t " e th e ra l" ac-
T he D t-m ocruts .a lk e d
a b o u t $4
le c te d a t th e U nited S ta te s a n d o rig - tre.-s an d th a t o f
p re se n t
sta rs
000,000 but it is u n d ersto o d
th a t
in a te s fio m p u rely d o m e s.ic m a n u - N o rm a S h e a re r. J a n e t G a y n o r Ann
G overnor R oosevelt ad v ised
th e m fa c tu rin g in te re sts in C a n a d a w hich H a rd in g , a n d H elen H ay e s a re th e
firs t ____
an d _ th e n see ^ “ P6 to se cu re a m onopoly on th e ty p e w h ich he d e fin e s a s com bln-
to g e t $ 1 , 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 ___
w hat th e y could do
t h e Idea is P referential ra.es th a t m a y be se t !ng “ p h y sic al a llu re w ith a c e rta in
. te
.
b e a r jts up. I f th e p la n g o es th ro u g h , A m - q u a lity
o f s p ir itu a lity .” . . M ary
to p erm it each sta
O
ne
in
tersU
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a
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b
fa
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to
rie
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ill
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to
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ic
k
fo
rd
is
e x p e c te d
to
m ake
'c w n exp en ses
e
S
e d ic o n tin u e
o p era tio n sio it dou b le t h e i r , tw o p ic tu re s
d u rin g
th e
p re se n t
\ < lopm nt i.-. thr»» . ta^e c a m p a ig n s use of C a n a d ia n m a te ria ls , w h e re a s, J y e a r
. P e a rl B u c k ’s novel “Good
in the S o u th wili n o t be fin an c ed un{je r p re s e n t co n d itio n s i. h a s been E a r th " ’ w ill p ro b a b ly be film ed in
from N atio n al H e a d q u a r.e rs a s in possible to m a n u fa c tu re th e esspn- C h in a w ith C h in ese a r ti s ts p 'ay ln g
1928, w h en c a rlo a d s of S m ith lite ra - t j a i p a r ts in th e U n ited S ta te s fo r i th e ro les o f W o n g an d his wife.
*ure w pre shipped fro m N ew Y ork, sh ip men«, a c ro ss th e b o rd e r w h ere G eo rg e B a n c ro ft.
w ho
has
con-
T he
D em o c rats
fig u re
th a t th e th e fin ish e d p ro d u c t w as assem b led , sta n lv fo u g h t P a r a m o u n t o ver th e
S o u th is safe th is y ear.
L ab o r le a d e rs h av e an a ly z ed th e I s to rie s giv en him , h a s s ta r te d his
T he G re a t L ak es-S t.
I.a w re n c e R e p u b lic an an d D e m o c ra tic P ro h i- c a r e e r a s an in d e p e n d e n t. B a n c ro ft
seaw ay tr e a ty w ill u n d o u b te d ly re- b*tion p la n k s an d h av e ad v ised vot- <avs th a t only th e
s t a r m a k in g a
ceivi. se rio u s stu d y before b eing ers to pay *Ktle a tte n tio n to th e n i r ° od Pic tu re w oll su rv iv e an d th a t
'p aitfn b u d /e ta , th e w o rk of ra isin g
‘fu. .. w*il g c.
J-»der w ay jooh .
I n e R e p u b lic an s n e d ep en d in g on
a survey by Jo se p h R. N u tt w h ich
w l,l d, e r m ine w h at th e y c a n ex-
I peel to get. R 'p o r ts a re th a t th e
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F U I DAY A U G U ST
E N T E R P R IS E
VETS
SO U N D
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S u b sc rip tio n It* te a
T O B I U .U H IG H W A Y S
__________
$.50
B,<* C O N ST R U C T IO N P R O G R A M
$1.50 T h re e m o n th s
O ne Y ear -
S u b sc rip tio n s P a y a b le in A d v an ce *‘A R 1 IK S S E E K
U N ILS
$.85
Six M onths
T 1 IE S E A W A Y T R E A T Y
B IG HOUSE: T U R N O V E R
B e a v e rto n O ff ic e - B r o a d w a y n e a r O. E. T ra c k s , P h o n e 7503
' B O K A li A N D W A R D E B T S
Poi eland O ffice—406-407-408 D e k u m B ldg. P h o n e A T w s te r 6914
E X P A N D IN G C U R R E N C Y
I MAY IN J U R E U. S. T R A D E
=
L A B O R STA Y S N E U T R A L
»
\
A Political Year
T h e use of tro o p s to fo rc e
th e
This is, in every sense, a political year. From the “B onua E x p e d itio n a ry A rm y ” to
l
p ro p e rty
and
presidency down to local officers the people have the op­ e c v a m a c p u s a te in th fe e d e n ra a tio
n 's cap ito l, g av e
portunity tO Select new office-holders.
_ _
_ th o u sa n d s of s p e c ta to rs un o p p o r
Voters should be careful. Shrewd politicians will tuniLy to see a s ig h t r a r e in th e
make , efforts
to mislead them .'' Facts
will i be t carefully
jannal8 ° i thi* ' ou"trK, The pres' ap p ro , v ed ,
,
,
. J i en c e of th o u sa n d s of id ls ex -serv ice ,
alth o u g h a t th is tim e, its *ut to
8crut‘n‘f cand‘dates fo* he can v eh "°,w
piok
™d choosr,
h’<
.
, . . . . C o n g ress ca refu lly a n d to su p p o rt cw n
icle
. . D o ro th y
M ack-
m en , t o g e h e r w ith th e ir u n a u th o r- ,n ‘l acCPp an c e
is
no
ou e • | th o se w h o will pledge th e m se lv e s aye, w ho w en t to p riso n a f te r h e r
Jlzed u se o f th e b u ild in g s, p re se n te d a S e n a to r B o ,a h > c h a lim a n
of
th e t£) re v is jo n 0f th e V o lstead A ct to h u sb a n d , R a y R a y m o n d died from
r '^ r v
u f t t p r v h m i l d r n r p f u l l v ' r n n e i d c r e v e r v n n d i ! -situation w h ich , In th e P re s id e n t’s S cn ate F o re ig n R e la tio n s co m m ittee p e rm it 2.75 p erc en t b eer.
a blow , su p p o se d to h a v e been ad-
l.very voter snouia tarciuil.v c o n s m tr c\crv c a n a l oplnton re q u lre d d r a s t ic a c . ion
;,ays that M ississippi riv e r n av lg a-
T he
s ta le m e n t
c o n tin u e s
t h a t !m inistered by P aul K elley, has writ-
dates character. J u d g e w h e th er he IS the type to serve
As a re su lt in f a n try a n d c a v a lry tlon an d th e p o w er issue a re th e ..n e ith e r R ep u b llcan o r D e m o c ra tic tpn a sc e n a rio , “W om en in P r i s o n ”
conscientiously and honestly.
1 he first qualification for u n its fro m F o rt
M yer w ere o rd e re d tw o o u ts ta n d in g
q u e stio n s
in th is le a d e rs
hold th e m se lv es
bo u n d
to
o f h e r e x p e rie n c e s
in
San
T h ey
u sed co n n ectio n . H e h a s been in te re ste d su b je c t” a n d p o in t o u t th a t
som e | Q u en tin
F ir s t
N a tio n a l
h a s th e
j to c le a r th e ca p ita l,
every office holder should be character.
will
te a r
g a s bom bs to
s c a tte r
th e in th e
r iv e r ’s
d ev e lo p m e n t a s a p o li.ical p a r ty d e c la ra tio n s on th is sto rv a n d B a rb a r a S ta n w y c k
Above all things, don’t he _ fooled . by promises. Any i cro
w d s in th e ir w ay
and
h a d in vehicle of tr a f f ic to o pen
to
th e D em o c rats h av e
re fu se d
to
ta k e p ro b a h lv h av e th e
lead .
. E d-
candidat'e can make them.
Altiliy Ot them
aie made s u p p o rt se v eral lo rrie s c a rry in g W est th e co m m erce of S o u th A m eri- cognizance of th e w ord “im m e d ia te ' ward E v e re tt H o rto n , com ed ian , ha.,
each political year which are impossible of being carried tanks a n d m a c h in e g u n s
T h e ra , th e S o u th w est an d
th e O rien t as used in th e p la tfo rm re fe re n c e com e b a c k to th e m ovies to play a
p a r: in E rn e st L u b its e h 's “H o n est
out.
Many inexperienced candidates make impossible * ™ ! ? " T UH°a af,te r a f Kh\ , bt H e a,9° ™ in t8 ln " ‘ h a t th e p e o p i e t o th e v o is te a d A ct a n d t h a t , on F in d e r ” . . D ire c to r F r a n k B or-
i.r .
L-ti, n i ' i n i r
» L -.t tl,,« ,-
. l ,
' tw ee n police a n d v e te ra n s in w h ich o f th e U n)ted s t a t e s a r e in te re ste d th e o th e r h a n d ' q u ite a n u m b e r of
“leg s w ith a
promises W i t h o u t knowing t h a t t h e y C . l l l t carry them jo n e b o n u s se e k e r w a s k illed a n d tn t th v „ e d ev e lo ______
_
____ ______ in flu e n tia l
R e p u b lic a n s
le a d e rs" zage is lo o k in g fo r
p m e n t of ch e a p p o w er
blo
n
d
e
te
m
p
e
r
a
m
e
n
t”
a n d say s th a t
O U t.
o th e rs, In clu d in g se v e ra l p olicem en,
w h ich m a y be possible in c o n n e c­ w o rk fo r m o d ificatio n d e sp ite th e
silence of th e R p u b lic a n p la tfo rm
w in n in g
p a ir
w ill
have a
If - a - candidate
has - previously'
held 1 pul »lie office. 1 r!T*
inJured-
tio n w ith th e seaw ay.
__________________
c h a n c e to a e ‘ an e n tire se q u en c e of
- - -
-
T h e fa c t th a t th e
re c e n t T re a s ­
judge him by his record there. That much of hislife at u r y issue of $050,000,000 w as over- W ith all of th e 435 m e m b ers of FA C TS IM P O R T A N T TO O R E G O N *1*™* ^ T “t T Wi"
°!
......................... .. .........
th e o w n e r he show n, r e g a rd le s s of
least, IS a public m atter. Discussion of a public offi su b sc rib e d m o re th a n ¿ig h t t i m e s th e H °u se co m in g u p fo r re-elec-
M ANUFACTURERS R E V E A LE D w
b e a u tlfu l sh e m a y b e . . . .
„
i •
,
••
,
.
I I ,
,
i , re v e a ls th a t th e c re d it o t th is coon- U °n t b l* fall, v e te ra n o b se rv e rs pre-
J a c k ie
C ooper
p la y s
p h o n o g ra p h
r e r s record is not slinging mud.
A
candidate should tr y
unimpRT re d
T h e .„ v e s to is d iet m o re th a n 150 n ew n a m e s w ill
U n iv e rsity of O regon, A ug. 5— I re c o rd s to k ey u p h is
em otions.
not discuss personalities, hut issues, however.
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......
....
b __ T ___
o ___
ffe re d th
g o v ein m en
m o re .....
th a n __
be .................
in th e n ex t C
ongress.
w en ty ^ -
Stated in truth, Oitimes, to hide
qualifying words.
tilt'
truth ,
Using
by
h is up tu the voters through the nation to
c \c r \ i.«nt|>.ttgn a m a tte r of
h e arin
. . g vital issues
. . discussed,
.
“ T . ¿ ' * “ "“ ¿ 7 bhave
b*dj“ o™ «"‘^ 1
£%
v.te
c o "t|,a rin g records and It
,hot the bfln!tB wl(h th. ’ tio n m en t. ’” N N,n,,V.n
h«ve
r^ a av
ra are shown
in etee n h have
av e 'u
a lre
d y manufactur'
lire , voters
are the
ones [largest
cash
stu d y ....
ju s t co m p leted h ere
•
,
¡la rg e s t ca
sh
re se rv e s
on
rec o rd . bepn beatftn Nineteen
|n p a r t
p rim a rie aireadv
8 u n d .......
IE
ln a i;:- che«,rfu1 record i!i "r-'-1 riper
by th e o f H a m lin .”
b
u
re
a
u
o
f
b
u
sin
ess
re
se
a
rc
h
,
it is
to discourage unfair tactics, r mud-slinging, and W i l d w e r e a n x l o u s to g et th e T re a s u ry p re8s th e
t.)
!nior) th a t se n tlm e n t
d ec la re d b y D avid E. F av ille, d i­
PEO PLE I HATE
-
c e rtific a te s . ■ T h is
re sp o n se
Indl-1
promises which can not he kept
The
s tu d y
c a te s th a t no fin a n c ia l b a r r ie r ex- in th e c o u n trV seem s to ru n a ^ in8t r e c to r o f th e b u re a u
T h e p r e tty lad ies la te ly rife
i iota to a d e q u a te relief m e a s u re s In ' ^ e one b ° ld *n K th e job. T w en ty - is e n title d "W ag e P a y m e n t P la n s
by
O regon
M a n u fa c tu re rs ” W ho y ip a n d w h o o p w h e n lig h tly lit
th4s c o u n try .
ione b a v ® re tire d , som e of w h ich U sed
And s triv e to be th e p a r ty ’s life
Signs Of Better Times
The
re o rg a n iz a tio n
o f th e
$3 J e v id e n tly saw th e h a n d w ritin g on a n d is th e w o rk of C iau sin D. H ad -
A re fre q u e n tly th e d e a th o f it.
800,000,000 R e c o n stru c tio n
C o rp o ra- th e wal1- F lv e h av e d ro p p ed o u t of
a 9 s ,s ta n t p ro fe sso r o f b u sin e ss
T h ese w ilte d dam sels, e rstw h ile fa ir,
The latk.* Dwight ’Morrow is quoted by Roger W. tlo n h a s been co m p leted , w ith Pres»- th e co n g re ssio n a l ra c e s in o rd e r t ® | | 2 ^ J J r a “ 0 n - “ ^
F ill m e w ith h o rro r, fo r c e rta in lv
Habson, statistician, in regard to. the end of times of de­ d e n t H o o v er g iv in g n o m in a l c o n t r o l, e n te r th e se n a to ria l co n tests. O n e . fro m ^ m a n u f ‘^ u rer8 em p lo iin R Th<>ir s p a ttp re d ro u Se a n d tu m b lin g
__
h a ir
pression. Mr. Morrow said:
“The turning point in of th e B o a rd to th e D e m o c ra ts by b a * bpen a p p o in te d to a c u sto m s . .
a p p o in tin g fo u r
m e m b e rs
of t h a t 'c o u r t .
A d d in g th e se to g e th e r, w e
W ill m a k e a s n o rtin g D ry o f m e!
business will come sixty days before most people know p a ity . F o rm e r S e n a to r P o m e re n e o b serv e th a t 73 m e m b e rs of th e
th a t
te x tile
, S U y rev r.iled
II
,
.
.
,
.
,
.
—
,,,
.
.
m
a
n
u
fa
c
tu
re
rs
h
av
e
been
m
ost
pro- T . •
t «,,
j
anything about it.”
|w
..........
in ado
.
o m
f O hio, w ho g am ed lollir
fam e a s n
a p re se n t C o n g ress w
ill n o t b e on K _ res8lve
,
H
I f e a r 1 11 end
Many people are beginning to feel that c e r t a i n signs p ro s e c u to r in Ole T e a p o t D om e oil h a n d w h en th e 73rd C o n g ress con- te m s of wnj!,. ' p av m en tn<a n d ' a r e T n ' T" 3 murdp,Pr’s row
indicate decided improvements in our business. These ®ctanda1’
th! c^alrtnan and vpnp8 ln r>pcpnibpr 1933 .
How crcasin„ly tendinK to follow' thr For ,hp lady who chirrups
C h a rle s A M iller b a n k e r a n d law - m a n y w ill be b e a te n in p rim a rie s E a s te r n p ra c tic e o f c h a n g in g fro m ‘‘C h e erio !”
may he* premature, but at least, for the first time in y er. of N ew Y ork, p re sid e n t
W h en sh e m e a n s “G ood m o rn in g ,"
a n d elec tio n s fro m no w on Is a a d a y r a te to a p iece r a te I t also
“Good n ig h t, "H e y bo,”
many months, optimistic forecasts arc being cautiously T h e f ir s t lo an to a s ta te w as q u estio n
j show s t h a t u n w a r r a n t e d
failure of
put forw ard by thos'e who have "busted” many times g ra n te d to Illin o is, w h ic h so u g h t S e n a to r B o ra h is re p o rte d to be in c en tiv e w ag e p la n s in O regon f o r [ o r b |s t '^ H e llo '" 1' Un° 6 '
$3,000,000 p rin c ip a lly fo r th e b en e-j c o n te m p la tin g un
e x ten d e d
d riv e c e rta in c o n c e rn s h a s been b r o u g h t1
’
jjj
since 1929 in such guesses.
fit of C h icag o , w h e re re lie f fu n d s to m ass p u b lic o p in io n b eh in d an a b o u t by th e p ra c tic e
of
b asin g
The Babson organization recently points out ten
„ haU8ted thl8 month ^ I n te r n a tio n a l eco n o m ic co n fe re n ce piece r a te s on p a s t p e rfo rm a n c e ” '° n P01' 1 ¡cinns on th e a ir
B ecom e e m p h a tic
signs ol better duys. b u st of these noted «ne the bettei Board warned the states thot its to d iscu ss w a r d eb ts, re p a ra tio n s r a th e r th a n s c ie n tific stu d ies.
p n rn e st Pr a y pr
prices for certain agricultural products. Hog prices arc funds were to ha usea “only as a a n d d is a rm a m e n - t - T - h - e - - Id - a h o se n a- 1 Too m a n y O reg o n p p la n ts ' in th e F !. o ' r * e x " tr ' a ° Ud sta 3nd
tic .
r sa y s it w ould be “u tte r n o n (opinion of th e w r ite r of th e stu d y
going up, cattle likewise, and cotton has gone $6 higher la8t resort" .and that an states to
IV
sen se to hold an eco n o m ic p arley a re u sin g th e
“d e p re ssio n ” as an
m u s t m e et
th e ir n e e d s
to th e
ith o u t n h a n d a n lin
th e o tn
th e r BUDjects
su b je c ts i excuse
excu se fo r
um e.
l . a r u , ham,
i m i l l , p pork,
o i K , eggs,
C g J JS ,
e tc .,
a i.s u
snow
m is
l((
w itn
ng m
c o n t tin
in u in g
a n tiq u a te d Soon w i” b a re-legged d a n c e rs sing
a H bale.
Lard,
etc.,
also
show
this
heartening
advance. , Mr. Babson
points out, that „ •. if our
'
p riv a te 0 , 1 1 7 « ’’ r ° n '
PU ' a s wel1.
lIp ,'e to f o ,e - th e A m erican w ag e p a y m e n t sy stem s, th e p lan ts
h ° tre e s of sp rin sr
r „
S | . •
•
, a ., A .
r
,,c an d P, , ' a ' e so u rc e s
policy h a s been to n e g o tia te s e p a - , h o ld in g th a t th is is
“no
t<me to p a in ,,y >oonv In sq u a d s a p a r t,
farm population only Deceived $10 more per capita foil W id e sp re a d p la n s a r e u n d erw ay la te ly w ith ea c h d e b to r n a tio n a n d m a k e a c h a n g e ” T h e a r b itr a r y The>’11 m ' d ely p ra n c e in th e n am e
of A rt.
their products this year it would mean $ 2 7 5 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 to g e t s ta r t e d se lf-s u s ta in in g con- to ex clu d e w a r d e b ts fro m all con- c h a n g in g of w ag e r a te s in som e
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more buying power.
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¡ tr u s t on th e p a r t of w o rk e rs a n d '
.
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w h ich can be fin a n c e d o u t of th e
T h e Id a h o a n p rev io u sly su g g e sted >088 of in te r e s t in in c re a sin g o ut- ‘ ee " y H e u \ n se n d s poison Ivy.
raid
the nomination of candi- $1500,000,000 w h ich th e R e c o n stru c - t h a t
th is c o u n try c a ll su c h a gen- p u t it w a s d eclared .
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dates for the presidency who will not injure business tlo n C o rp o ra tio n is em p o w ered to ,,ra l co n fe re n e, w h ic h he believes In O reg o n 79 p er ce n t o f th e
in W hcn sto c k s
w ere fa llin g d ism ally
and the adjournm ent of Congress; the improvements in lpnd fo r s,,c h p u rp o ses. In ad- 18 n e c e s sa ry to im p ro v e con-^ d u * tria l w o rk e rs a r e paid by th e
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^ r - B o ra h , w hose speech d ay as c o m p ared w ith 47 p e r cent 1 w a n * 10 see
8
sin n e r
the oil industry, the railroad business and bond prices; (ro m a ta(p s a n i| citip s fo r loana w a s h ailed a s a c o n v e rsio n to can- to r th e U n ite d S ta te s as tT 'w h o ie Sprved as a boa c o n s tr ic to r ’s d in n e r
f i n a l l v , the fact that for weeks
the rate of production o n t „ f th ,, $300000000 set a p a r t fo r ce ,,atlcri *n si«»a ‘b a ‘ bp b aa alw ay s w hile o n ly a little o v er a th ird a s T h ,‘n h0 c a n
Kasp a n d K roan an d
b een w illin g to use rev isio n o r can- m a n y w o rk e rs on th e a v e ra g e a rc
w heeze
ihrmtKhont the country of many needed commodities ¡.a- r.it,r or d..tHouoo.
S S uT "?
” I Z 7m
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lias been below the rate of consumption.
M oreover, S e c r e ta r y H y d e h as ap- « ¡d e ra tio n ” to h elp th e w o rld b ac k th e c o u n try a s a w hole.
J - QU A D
p o r tir n e d to th e s tu te s $120,000,000 to its fe e t
T h e b o o k let c o n ta in in g th e stu d y V .V .,. V . V . a.Y .V .S * .V .V .a. a. V . , . \
p ro v id ed
in
re lie f
bill to
aid
te ag a ll
bill, w h ich is o f p ra c tic a l in te re s t to
If you happen to be in a boat w ith some fool who h ig h w a y w o rk an d , in a sm u c h a s w h U ic n h d e r a u th th o e riz e s G lass-S
n a tio n a l b a n k s to m a n u fa c tu re rs ,
m ay
oe
o b tain ed
thinks it was made to he rocked, the best thing to do is th is m oney m a y be u sed by sta te s issu e c u r r e n c y b ased on c e rta in fro m th e B u re a u o f B u sin ess R e
to m a tc h te g u la i F e d e ra l aid con- T re a s u ry bo n d s, an
to throw the freak overboard.
ex p an sio n - of se a rc h a t
th e
u n iv e rsity
upon
j trib u tio n , it Is ex p e cted to fa c ilita te $995.000,000 is possible.
T re a s u ry req u est.
now g iven
th e o ircu latio n
a ,,
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,
th e c o n s tru c c o n o f h ig h w a y s w hich B o n d s
All men are endowed with brain capacity, but few in the ncar future> may Kive em. p riv ile d g e a r e o u ts ta n d in g in th e
Xo drug or surgerv used iti
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c>f them have the will power to use what they have. It p io y m en t to M o u n d 250,000 w o rk e rs a m o u n t o f m o re th a n $3.000.000,000
re s tric te d
In
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an d
th is m o d e m
p ilillle S S t r e a t *
t i l k e S more than good wishes.
I In a d d itio n , th e F e d e ra l g o v em - H o w ev er, b a n k s a r e
Female T ro u b les of AH K in d . ment for SinUS infections,
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
m e n t Is s p e e d in g
up
its
public issu in g n a tio n a l b a n k n o te , to th e ir
c a p ita l sto c k , w h ich c u ts dow n th e
b u ild in g
p ro g ra m
b en d in g
ev e ry
. .
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The League of N ations’ investigat ion is expected to ,“
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blame Japan lor the Manchurian altair, with the result tin« em p io y m * n t
1 hat the ja
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get out of the league.
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Honest merchants will not take advantage of the
riic to in e ra • U .-,.,...
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l.iltll ot their custom ers, because of this faith man\
nierchants here have had success in their business.
■ i'lith
, „ u . r w alt.
I wo crooks recently sold a woman in am ................
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a half interest in a “money making machine for $15,-
(*X). Boil this down and the victim was about as guilt \
as the thieves.
A check on 316,371 motorists showeil that only
three fourths ot them exercisetl caution at railroad
grade crossings, ln other words, the rest were willing
to risk their lives to save a tew seconds.
to
00-t tn th e e le c tio n of F e d e ra l bulld-
I,
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a t O tta w a w h e re re p re s e n ta tiv e s of
of
!"*" , b " r in * h e p ro ^en , “■J*1 ye*r th e B ritis h Empire are en g ag ed in
tbp
\
P td ir*
program ,
w h ich
calls e f f ort a
to
No
trade
w ith in
the
C h a rg e
fo r
C o n su lta tio n
Dr. E. C. Ingham
133 2nd St., n e a r A lder
142 B ro a d w a y a t
B E . 6797
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b u ild in g
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. T a o e d 'V W
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a t a cost o f $64 «89919
bl>" 3r’!> b u ild in g , u n d e r c o n tra c t
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|C08t $ 27322.523
a n d 118 p ro je c ts
a r e to be p u t o n th e m a rk e t soon
to c o .t $53.675.023.
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to
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w eek a t th e S tr u t h e r . hom e ,
l r YOU H A V E S O M E T H IN G TO
K e n n e th S t r u t h e r . r e tu r n e d hom e
Sell a n d a r e In a b ig h u r r y t«.
f io m th e P o rtla n d M edical h o sp ital
sell It, let th e c la ssifie d a d v e r tis ­
la s t T h u rsd a y .
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d e p a r tm e n t
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C ia n d p it K ra y S u n d a y a t th e Ger-^
in a n house In P o rtla n d .
S u n d a y w ith f r ie n d , a t S ilv er C reek
Results are immediate
t0'Z Z T ° unt avai,abu to lhe fi8ure ,ir8t
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spend $ 123 . 000 ,- m oved
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