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and woiuei: todji. die nndiir their
Achievements of rural boya and lives exjncf .'l n:i:l hie«««..! by the
girls in 4-H clubs reached a new earnest study ami app.i ..¡inn of this
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peak in 1934, announces G. L. Noble, Science or Christ, or Truth.
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Prizes won in local, man. From this It follows that busi­
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first, is to provide every able-bodied
Some Business worker with a Job. Second, the dole state and national exhibitions and ness men and cultured scholars have
system of relief Is to be abandoned. contests provided by hundreds of in­ found that Christian Science en
and civiel l)a“ ces thtlr endurance and mental
It'» about time for merchants and Third, relief of the unemployed, dividuals, business firms
educational
and
agricultural
groups powers, enlarges the/r perception of
business men of this town to look which is now being carried by the
character, gives them aciiten. ;; and
These in -! comprehensivenes and an ability to
ahead and resume plans for business Federal government with a modicum reach nearly $1,000,000.
of state aid , is to be transferred to lo- j elude over 35,000 educational trips exceed their ordinary capacity."
as usual.
Chris­
While there has been an excusable cal authorities.
Fourth, all public I and scholarships o f $10 to $400.
All : Wherever tt touches huaine:
let-down In the past few years the works activities are to be unified of these have been effective and tian Science broadens nn a s vision
and reveals ways and means or at­
Fifth .the exist­ wholesome incentives.
tide Is beginning to turn, the buying under a new plan.
taining good hy doing good of at­
power of people is Improving and ing Federal Emergency Relief Ad­
taining right results hy doing right;
trade will naturally come to the ministration Is to be gradually dis­
and thus achieves ¡he only real sms ’
Business Management
placed by a new emergency works
merchant* who go after It.
cess which can ever vlthsiaiid 'lie
It
In this connection we point out agency. Sixth, and the most import­
T A time when business manage­ bufferings of economic cycles
teaches a strict observance of true
that one of the greatest factors in ant—old age and unemployment in­
ment and trade practices are law, for It is only in accordance with
advancing the commercial and busi­ surance are to be provided, and a
under critical examination and the spiritual laws of God that any­
ness interests of any city is a first- start is to be made toward perfect­
much Is being said of reform, it is thing truly worthy and enduring can
ing
legislation
for
financially
assist­
class newspaper.
well to eousider what constitutes be established and sustain* I
We do not mean and would not ing children, mothers, and others sound business management, what
Mrs Eddy sounds the call to a new.
advise that merchants in any city handicapped by dependency or ill- are the qualities which lead to suc­ yet old, dispensation among men
when she says (ihiit.. p. v ij): “ Tno
should support a tiewnpaper solely health.
cess.
time for thinkers has come. Truth,
Mr. Roosevelt outlined these mat­
because it is published where they
Business management expresses Independent of doctrines and time-
have their places of business. But ters. but gave little in the way of certain qualities of thinking. Every honored systems, knocks u the por­
we do say that, where a newspaper detail. He said that he would short­ business or trade policy, whether of tal of humanity. " — Thr Christian ’fi­
Is published In a given city, with ly issue a statement as to their cost— local or far-reaching effect. Is first ance Monitor.
would be well formulated In thought before It can \
adequate coverage of the trading and added that It
area and a comprehensive service to within the credit of the government. be given expression In the conduct of
“ Life” Subject Sermon
It is essentially
the people of that section, merchants This, of course, is a debatable point— business affairs.
mental
In
origin
and
nature
The
mer­
and business men would do well to no subject Is more bitterly disputed
“Life” is the subject of the Les­
advertise In the publication.
than how much drain the Treasury chant. executive, or board of directors
has In thought some method to pur­ son-Sermon In all Churches of Christ
can
stand.
Irrespective
of
that,
it
It would, perhaps, be unbecoming
sue or object to attain. The policy or
for us to say that this paper Is such can be safely lorecast that Congress practice evolved Is directly the prod­ Scientists, on Sunday, January 20.
The Golden Text is "The life waa
a worthy representative of the pub­ will enact the program in its entire- j uct of the kind of thinking which
lishing world and the question Is left ty. While support of the President’s h»3 formulated It; hence the impor­ manifested and we have seen it, and
Idea*) by the legislative branch of tance of carefully choosing the right bear witness and shew unto you that
for answer from our business Inter­
ests.
If
they conclude that this our government may not be as un­ mental qualities, thus making use of eternal life, which was with the
newspaper Is a good salesman for animous as in the past, his power is the power for good which they ex­ Father, and was manifested unto us”
press, Instead of the unsatisfactory (I John 1:2).
thl* section and will give us the sup­ still extraordinarily potent.
and unreliable qualities of narrow
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port
that such representative
de­
Among the citations which com­
and selfish thinking.
serves than* will be a decided Im­
The average man is willing to do
Honesty Is plainly an essential prise the Lesson-Sermon is the fol­
provement. and. among the first to almost anything to make money, ex­ quality In the councils of sound lowing from the Bible: "Strait is
feal It will be the advertising busi­ cept hard work.
business management. If honesty Is the gate, and narrow is the way,
expressed, the business wtll be
ness men of the town.
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founded on a rock that can never be which leadeth unto life” (Matt. 7:14)
Do you know anything about the shaken under Investigation. Honesty
The Lesson-Sermon also includes
foreign policy of the United States? has nothing to hide and nothing to the following correlative passages
President’« Message
It might pay you to take some inter­ hide from. This quality of thought from the Christian Science textbook,
There were no surprises in the est In what is going on in world helps one to know what Is the right "Science and Health with Key to the
thiug to do, and when to do It. It
President's Measure to Congress. affairs.
does not change with the shifting Scriptures,’’ by Mary Baker Eddy.
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Mr. Roosevelt confined his talk al­
winds of argument. It Is respected by “We all must learn that Life is God.
There are people In this country all right-thinking people, and it car­
most exclusively to explaining what
Ask yourself: Am I living the life
anxious
to
build
homes
and
the
gov­
ries witbin itself the law of its own
he hoped to do on behalf of the
By contrast, dishonesty, that approaches the supreme good?
needy, the ill. the old. and the unem­ ernment 1« anxious for them to get success.
even
lu
a
degree,
is foolish and futile. Am I demonstrating the healing pow­
the
money
and
give
out
work.
This
ployed.
His new program, dealing
“ Provide things honest in the sight er of Truth and Love? If so, then
*s It does with reform rather than combination ought to get ulong.
of all men," counseled Paul, who was the way will grow brighter ‘unto the
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recovery might be termed the sec­
well qualified to write on sound rules
perfect day.’ Your fruits will prove
Have you ever tried praising your for business.
ond phase of the New Deal .
Briefly described, there are six def­ child as often as you find fault with
Justice is another divinely derived wh^t the understanding of God
“The way
quality which insures fair dealing brings to man." . . .
inite faotore to the program he wish- ft?
with all, under all circumstances. It through which Immortality and life
never misleads, and does not permit are learned Is not ecclesiastical but
false impressions to go abroad. It
Such
men
as
Elbert
Bede,
Cottage
Stste House Gossip
Grove editor, was removed as read­ takes into account the interest of all Christian, not human but divine, not
BY ERNEST U GRAY
ing clerk.
And he waa a good one concerned and establishes for those physical but metaphysical, not ma­
at that and always knew the mem­ who exercise It a permanent repu­ terial but scientifically spiritual"
Continued from Pag* *
tation for trustworthiness.
Justice
bers In order by heart after several does not risk the future for an un­ (pp 496, 98).
days of .session.
fair temporary advantage, and avoids
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cunt order placed by the Champagne
questionable alliances. It leads men
Paper company for 3,000 bushels of
The linea were closely drawn in to mind their own business, and mind
flax seed from the state, and request­ the House, the Democrats at the It well, and to enjoy the fruits of
T H A T ’ S S O M E T H IN G
By contrast, injustice
ing 1,000 aerds of land be obtained outset of the session being virtually their work.
and
greed
are
poor
substitutes
to
in­
to grow flax for experimental pur­ “drunk with power" and Insisting on
trust with the management of any
poses. With the flax proving satis­ all major committee appointments business.
factory as has been predicted by the and all patronage. But in the Sen­
Obedience to law is another of the
firm’s chemist# the firm will manu­ ate they were outvoted by 18 to 10, qualities of true wisdom. Much com­
facture cigaret paper from flax fibre with two members absent, on all plaint is heard today of restrictive
and regulatory legislation.
Strict
Instead of from French rags.
elective officials.
It looks like a obedience to law, both moral and
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long session with the Senate stand-j legislative, would unquestionably re-
Virtually all cigaret paper Is now lng In close check upon the activi­ ault In less need for legislation. In
made In foreign countries, and last ties of the House, with the possi­ aay event, obedience to law will make
year the United 8tat#s Imported $4,- bilities of administration measures (or a sound business management,
while intentional disobedience Is |
000,000 worth of paper and in addi­ passing satisfactorily.
never a sign of wise management.
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tion paid a 00 per cent valorem tax.
If In the thinking of those con­
The outgoing Governor gave his
The proposed Industry would mean
cerned faith in the right, thorough­
muoh to Oregon and definite plane farewell address prior to the incom­ ness, peace, courtesy, constructive
ase already being made to bring the ing Governor. It was twice as long vision, courage, and joy are combined
"She »ays she went abroad to finish
company here. It will mean consid­ and possibly said twice as much. with honesty. Justice, and obedience
her
education. 1 wonder If she learned
erable to flax growers in *he Willam­ Martin’s speech was not a "heavy” to law, business management Is cer­ much?”
tain
to
be
In
good
hands.
These
qual­
ette valley particularly.
one, but he did intimate some very ities of thought carry the positive
“ She told me she had six new ways
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definite views of centralized gov­ force of true wisdom. “ Against such to fix her hair."
Os West, former Governor o f the ernment through "decentralized op­ there is no law."
Christ Jesus, while still young, was
8tate and sines then one of the eration.*’
Speculators are wonder­
Largest results are obtained by a
about his Father’s business.
The
keenest lobbyists, diwpite predic­ ing just wha$ he meant.
small
classified ad
Master knew well that, whatever
tions, was at the opening of the Leg­
i form or organization It might have
islature.
West has been 111 for the
In other words, It appears upon In human activity, true busine.rs is
past two months and declared he the surface, that Martin will ask the always the expression of God, iu-
still waa forced to spend mout of his Legislature to give him complete Unite Mind,. He taught the gnund
work of sound business. He stressed
time in bed. Asked if he would stay control of Board of Control activi­ love for God and man as the first
during the entire session, he replied ties, then he in turn will delegate requirement. He gave the rule thut
CORK Si RUBBER TILES
“ yes, if I live that long.’'
ASPHALT TILE
MASTIPAVE
authority to others, creating new I needs no further law or supplement:
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departments, who will be responsible “ All things whatsoever ye would that
men should do to you. do ve even so
Cork Floor Products Co.
Special meseages to the Legisla­ to him alone.
to them." He gave also the unfailing
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ture were in the offing from Govr-
business forecast, bused on that rule:
“ With the same measure that ye
ernor Martin.
Ia hie inaugural ad­ Coal*tsr Creosote best
dress he declared he had not yet out­ Treatment for Fence Posts mete withal It shall he measured to
ven spsin "
lined hk conception of a plan and
program for unemployment relief,
The most thorough und practical
but that he would later submit his method of treating fence posts on
Ideas in detail in subsequent mews- I the farm with co&Dtar creosote Is
ERI.
MON.
ages to the Legislature.
Governor
SAT.
THUR8.
the so-called hot and cold bath open
Meier used bis special messages fre­
quently during the last regular and tank process, according to the U. S.
With Claude Hroreton and
Forest Products Laboratory.
special aeeekns.
HU Music
County agents, experiment stations,
The Lonesome Club
The Democratic members of the and other agencies own give helpful
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OREGON
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mins and are just as important dur-
Vegetables in the
ing the wint«*- months as during the
Winter Diet summer when gardens are producing.
Winter vegetables are what we
have to plan with now and since
choice, in mo3t cases, is limited to a
few old standbys as carrots, turnips,
cabbage, onions, and a few greens,
all of these vegetables have the
same or better food value than those
of higher price. The question is how
to find ways to make these old
standbys seem new and different.
It Is important to serve an abund­
ance of vegetables during the winter
months as they, along with milk,
fruit, and eggs, make up our list of
protective foods.
This means that
these particular foods are our best
sources of the minerals and the vita-
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LINOLEUM
T R Y TH E TR A IN
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House got off to a bad start. In the 1 *dV‘C'> ,n
the •rpc,lnK of treating
eeflmation of political observers, plants, -where to buy creosote cheap­
when taey held a secret caucus dur­ ly . and mode details concerning
ing the afternoon preceding the open­ operation*
ing o f the Legislature.
Not even
Buying, Selling or Exchanging Is
»•wspaper men vsere present, but
Just
as Impsrtant on the farm as the
their well laid planj almost went
store. Little articles may be conver­
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Put corn in a rarebit
combination—
You’ll find the results
swell!
Just make this a habit
delectation.
And use it in salads as
or
some
are fust
for your
well.
Here’s the way to make the first
dish mentioned in this doggerel.
Corn and Pea Rarebit on Toast:
Make a cheese sauce of two table­
spoons butter, two tablespoons
flour, one and one-half cups milk
and one cup grated cheese. Drain
the contents of an 8-ounce can of
whole kernel corn and of an 11-
ounce can of peas, and sauté a few
minutes in two tablespoons butter,
then add to the cheese sauce.
Season to taste with salt and pep­
per, and serve on toast. Serves
six to eight
It Cotton» to Carrots
The next two are combinations
of corn and carrots and you’ll find
that they go very well together.
The first costs only twenty-five
cents.
Carrots and Corn O’ Brien: Melt
two tablespoods butter in a skil­
let, add one-half a green pepper,
shredded, and half the contents of
a No. 1 flat can of whole kernel
corn, and sauté five minutes. Add
the drained contents of an 8-ounce
can of diced carrots and one table­
spoon chopped pimiento, and sea­
son to taste with salt and pepper.
Continue cooking until a golden
brown. Serves four.
The second will serve two dozen
people unless too many of them
call for more.
Corn Salad: Marinate the con­
tents of three 12-ounce cans of
whole kernel corn and one and a
half cups of grated or finely-
chopped raw carrot hi one cup
FYench dressing for an hour or so
In refrigerator.
Add one cup
shredded ripe olive», and serve in
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But they did, by close vottw and
by no mean* unanimous a* far as
Democrats were concerned, roll the
heads o f all elective house officials
formerly on the Job, with the »Ingle
exception of Fred Draper, veteran
chief clerk, who wae re-elected by
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Versatile Corn
There are many ways to serve win­
ter vegetables.
Panned cabbage or
five-minute creamed cabbage are deli­
cious, as are creamed greens or greens
panned in miik.
Mixed vegetables
au gratin, or a cream of vegetable
soup are nourishing main dishes.
Here are a few winter vegetable
recipes:
Panned New Cabbage
3 quarts shredded or chopped
cabbage
1 to 6 tbsp butter
Salt
Pepper
Put the butter in a frying pan, add
the cabbage, cover to keep in the
steam.
Cook slowly and stir occa­
sionally. When the cabbage has lost
some of its crispness but still green,
sprinkle with pepper, more salt if
needed, and serve at once.
Carrots hi Parsley Butter
8 or 10 medium-sized carrots
*4 teaspoon salt
*4 cup butter
2 tbsp lemon juice
1 tbsp finely chopped parsley
Wash and scrape the carrots and
cut them in slices, or dice them.
Cook in a small quantity of boiling
salted water for 10 to 15 minutes, or
until tender, drain, add the butter,
lemon juice, and pansley, and serve
at once.
Cream of Vegetable Soup
2 tbsp finely chopped turnips
2 tbsp finely chopped carrots
2 tbsp finely chopped onions
2 tbsp butter
1 tbsp flour
1 quart milk
1 % teaspoon salt
Cook the finely chopped vegetables
in the butte«' for 10 minutes add the
flour and stir until all are well blen­
ded. In the meantime heat the milk
in a double boiler, add a little of it
to the vegetable mixture, stir well,
combine with the rest of the milk,
add salt, and cook for 10 minutes.
The flavor is improved if the soup
is allowed to stand for a short time
to blend before serving. Reheat and
serve.
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