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BE A V E R T O N
PAOS S
F R ID A Y , M A R C H 1. 1935
E N T E R P R IS E
a n d o b ta in e d resu lts. R a th e r he left ta x in crease« a s a w ay to m eet s*ata
it to o th er« , a n d th e bill w as d e fe a te d p ro b lem s, is
in m st c a se s sim p ly |
by a sin g le v o te in th e S en ate.
sh o w in g his in a b .lity a s a b u sin ess |
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H . H . J E F F R I E S , P u b lis h e r
all co m m issio n fees p laced in to th e
g e n e ra l fu n d , w as in tro d u c e d th e
P u b lish e d F rid a y o f e » c h w e e k b y th e P io n e e r P u b lis h in g Co., a t B e av e rto n , f ir s t d a y o f b u sin ess, a n d it w a s k illed [
Im a g in e how th e poor e d ito r felt I
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E n te re d aa seco n d -class m a tte r a t th e p o sto ffice a t B e a v e rto n , Ore. th e 40th d ay . T h e g e n e ra l fu n d bill
is still in th e S e n a te c o m m itte e a n d a f te r rec eiv in g th e follow ing l e t t i r .
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its d e fe a t w as lik ew ise p re d ic te d A
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C heese K in g S ala d
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Subscriptions P a y a b le in A d v an ce
Vi c u p R o q u e fo rt C heese
S ix M onths
p ay a te n th o f re c e ip ts in to th e gen- m y "»unt.
Also, p u b lish th e enclosed
2 p k g P h ila d e lp h ia C re a m ch e ese
e ra l fu n d n o w a p p e a rs c e rta in .
clip p in g o f th e m a n riag e of m y n iece
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Vi ts p o nion ju ice
bral c o m m itte e m a n , w ere w o rk in g 8ale|’ As nay s u b sc rip tio n is o u t , w h ich sh o u ld be m ade as easy a j pos-
Vi tb sp g e la tin
h a rd to d e fe a t a bill w h ich w ould PIea8e s to P th e PreSs a s tim e s a re too sib le fo r th e housew ife, as w ell a s for
V 4 cu p cold w a te r
fo rc e h im to re sig n on e jo b o r th e > ? rd to w a s te r" o ney on "« w sp a p e rs.’’ th e fam ily an d g u e sts if an y . T h ere
M ix R o q u e fo rt a n d P h ila d e lp h ia
o th e r.
F rie n d s of G o v ern o r M a rtin ‘W ell, an y w ay , he w as p olite to s t a r . j 3 no need fo r a n e la b o ra te m e n u or C rea m C heese, m ilk a n d se a so n in g s,
and
said
"p lea se."—F ra z e e fo r m u ch food, because, a s a rule,
a r e p u ttin g th e bill o v er, a n d th e re w ith
A dd
S u n d a y d in n e r is a h e a rty one an d w o rk in g to g e th e r u n til sm o o th .
w as no d o u b t b u t th a t M a rtin w ould (M inn.) P re ss.
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I o fte n serv ed la te r. T h e m o re in fo r- j g elatin , so a k e d in cold w a te r, a n d dis-
a p p ro v e it. P ie rc e w as n o t to o frie n d ­
N ro d r-d It
1 ln a * an d s im P*e th e S u n d a y s u p p e r is solved o v er h o t w a te r.
F old in
ly to M a rtin in th e re c e n t c a m p a ig n .
H e - See th a t m an o v er th e re ? H e ’s k e Pl > w ith ev ery o n e h e lp in g in th e w h ip p ed cre am , tu r n in to a rin g m old
A nd w h ile th e L e g isla to rs a r e now a b o m b a stic m u tt, w in d ja m m e r non p re p a ra tio n , th e m o re p le a sa n t an d ; a nd place in r e f r ig e r a to r u n til firm .
" ch e e rfu l th e occasio n becom es.
! U n m o ld in a p la tte r, a n d g a r n is h w ith
w o rk in g fo r n o th in g a n d sp e n d in g e n tity , a false a la rm , a h o t-a ir sh rim p
e r » u ; j _i
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F ill c e n te r w ith a n y d e s ire d
co n sid erab le, w e p o n d e r w hy th e y a —
. T h e id e al S u n d ay su p p e r
com e to th e L e g isla tu re a f te r a n ex-
W o m a n - W o u ld you m in d w ritin g sh o u ld he m a d e u p of food w h ich w e n u ln « ’
p en siv e c a m p a ig n g en erally , s it all d a y th a t dow n fo r m e 9
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1 tim e ’ ° n e sirn Ple h ot d ish d u iin 8 th e S P E C IA L
T E R S T U D IO F o r a s h o r t tim e only
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S u re ly n o t, w e th in k , j W o m an —H e ’s m y h u sb a n d a n d I j w i n t e r ev e n in g s ta s te s good,
licio u s one easy to p re p a re is S h rim p
O ne 5x7 in F ra m e ....................50c
in th e in te r e s ts o f th e " d e a r” people w an t to use it on h im som e tim e.
a L a N ew b urg. I t n eed s no before- j
o r th e ta x p a y e rs.
O ne 4x9 in fra m e ............... - .......50c
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AT. 2731 H a v e y o u r s ittin g tod ay .
se rv e d on «m all b ak in g p o w d er b is­
w h ich is h a rd to an sw e r, b u t it h as resu lts.
715 S. W. 3rd Ave.
cu its.
been su g g e ste d to us th a t th e re is
P o rtla n d , O reg o n
S h rim p a la New b u rg
b u t o n e s a tis f a c to r y re a so n o r a n s w e r
4 tb sp b u tte r
to th e q u e stio n .
It is to s a tis fy
th e ir ego, a c h a n c e to a s e r t th e ir
4 tb s p all-p u rp o se flo u r
1 tb s p sa lt
p rid e in b e in g elected a R e p re s e n ta ­
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tiv e o f a g ro u p o f people. A nd ego is
F ew g ra in s ca y e n n e
n a tu ra l.
T h e re a p p e a rs no b e tte r
2 cu p s ric h m ilk
B y R o y E. M iller
a n sw e r.
2 cu p s fre sh cooked o r
M IL L E R P R O D U C T S CO.
G A M B K IN U S B E E R
P o rtla n d , O reg o n
c a n n e d s h rim p
E v e ry D ay 40c, S u n d a y s 50c
2 eg g y o lk s
A State Can Live Within
L ittle le af c h a ra c te riz e d by n u m e r­
1 tb sp co o k in g sh e rry
ous u n d ersized , yellow ish, o ff-co lo r
ju ic e
RESTAURANT
Its Income m o ttle d leave« a n d by a s tu n te d o M r elt lem b on
u tte r, ad d flo u r, s a lt a n d cay-
815 S. W'. B ro ad w a y , op J o u r n a l
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g ro w th of tw ig s, is co n sid ered by th e en n e an d m ix wefl.
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N e b ra s k a is a d v e rtise d a s b ein g a la te s t fin d in g s to be d u e n o t to fu n - ally a n d b rin g to boiling p o in t, s tirr - i --------- O p en 24 H o u rs a D ay ---------
A lso L u n c h e s 25c—35c
d e b tle ss s ta te to d a y ; a s a co m m o n -j g Us o r o th e r pest, b u t r a th e r d u e to an in g co n sta n tly .
Add sh rim p s.
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w e a lth w h e re th e law pro h ib it« pledg u n b a la n c e d m e tab o lism as a re s u lt of b efo re se rv in g a d d th e b e a te n egg
in g th e s t a t e ’s c re d it fo r m o re th a n i__. __,
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G a rn ish w ith I
$ 100 . 000 ; a n d also as a s ta te w h ich j“ h o r ta * e o r a
«* av a ila b le
p a rsle y a n d th in s trip s of p im en to , !
h a 3 rid d e n th ro u g h w a r a n d peace, j^ n c '
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d ro u th and; p le n ty , w ith o u t issu in g a ! D ecid io u s tre e s sh o u ld h av e Z inc 6 to 8 serv in g s.
d o lla r’s w o rth o f bond«.
! soil tr e a tm e n ts o nly w h en th e leaves
Lincoln Stood for Constitutional Government
F o r a m o re s u b s ta n tia l « u p p er
j I t b u ilt a $10,000,000 s ta te ca p ito l a re off. T h e s m a lle r th e a r e a a given
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M oney in F iv e M in u te s
o v e r a p erio d o f tw elv e y e a rs o u t o f J a m o u n t of Z inc covers, th a t is, th e
p le ase evoryone.
its a n n u a l ta x levy.
I ts ro ad s a re n e a r e r th e tr u n k
O n S ig n a tu r e o n ly
it is ap p lied , th e
C h ick e n M a c a ro n i a u G ra tin
p aid fo r by a fo u r-ce n t g aso lin e ta x
S tric t P riv a c y —C o n fid e n tia l
lo n g e r th e b en efit« la st. T h re e p ounds
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a n d m o to r vehicle licen se fees, plus
ap p lied all w ith in a fo o t of th e tru n k
2 c u p 3 m ilk
th e u su a l F e d e ra l aid.
4 tb sp flo u r.
330 .Morgan B ldg., B E . 3766 (S-144)
N e b r a s k a ’s g o v e rn m e n t, a s id e fro m of a la rg e p ea ch tre e s la ste d lo n g er
2 tb s p b u tte r
ro ad b u ild in g , is su p p o rte d by a g en - th a n 9 p o u n d s s p re a d o v e r th e soil
2 cup« diced b a k e d
e ra l p ro p e rty ta x an d it h as no in ­ w ith in a ra d iu s o f 9 fe e t fro m th e
o r boiled ch ick e n
com e o r s a le s ta x .
tru n k . Soil tr e a tm e n t v a rie s fro m six
S a lt a n d p e p p e r
T h ese f a c ts se em to p ro v e th a t to te n p o u n d s p e r tree.
MON.
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a g r e a t 3 ta te c a n be o p e ra te d on a
A s a « p ray , Z inc m ay be ap p lied in
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TH URS.
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f o r ev e ry s ta te in th e union, m a n y of in th e sp rin g , d u rin g th e m o st pro- c h tck en th a t h a s been diced an d r e ­
w h ich a re s ta g g e r in g to d a y u n d e r n o u n ced little le a f sy m p to m « w ith a h eat. T u rn in to a b u tte re d ca sse ro le
bond issu es to pay fo r p o litical e x p e ri­ “Z inc B o rd o ” w ill c a u se s tr ik in g im ­ an d s p rin k le th e to p w ith g ra te d
m e n ts a n d in e ffic ien c y w h ich th e co m ­ p ro v em e n ts e a rly en o u g h to im p ro v e cheese.
B ak e in m e d iu m oven u n til ; 821 S. W . 4 th Ave.
P o rtla n d
in g g e n e ra tio n s w ill s tru g g le to pay th e d ev e lo p m e n t o f f r u it th a t sets. ch eese m elts.
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if th e y a r e e v e r w iped o u t.
T h e ta x ­
F o r th o se w ho p r e f e r sa la d s th e fol- j
p a y e rs sh o u ld rise up in a rm s, a s it freed o m fro m le a f m o ttlin g c o n tin u e s lo w in g on e co u ld h a rd ly be im p ro v e d : i
w ere, a g a in s t p ra c tic a lly e v e ry p ro ­ la te r in th e su m m e r a f te r one « p ra y ­
posal Xo f u r th e r b u rd e n th e people ing in sp rin g , th a n a f te r o ne sp ra y in g
in th e au tu m n .
w ith ta x es.
O n ap ric o ts, s p rin g s p ra y in g seem s
The la w m a k e r to d a y w h o su g g e sts
as e ffec tiv e a« a u tu m n s p ra y in g o r
m o re so.
O n g rap e s, s p ra y in g seem s
m o re effec tiv e th a n on o th e r f ru its
ex cep t citru s.
P ra c tic a lly all o b serv atio n « a r e in
! h a rm o n y w ith th e view th a t little le af
| is a sy m p to m of d efic ien c y in Z inc fo r
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i n o rm al m etab o lism .
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It’s a Great Life
Hi-W by ay
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t o H ealth
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OREGON
DAIRY COUNCIL
Sunday Suppers
Taxes Versus Income
Apologists for the growing burden of taxation often
state that the rise in taxes, when measured by the rise in
our income, is not so important as it seems.
Yet a recent editorial in the Syracuse Post-Standard
shows that Federal, state and local expenditures are now
five times as great as they were before the war. 'Fax col­
lections, consequently, have risen in the same proportion.
By contrast with this, the prices received by farmers
for their products are but 2 per cent above the 1910-1914
level.
The cost of taxation has risen more steadily and more
rapidly than other costs borne by businesses and individu­
als.. Where, not so lonj* ago, a national debt of one billion
dollars was regarded as-being dangerous, we now face a
Federal debt of over $30,000,000,000. All units ol govern­
ment have gone on a spending spree, and have doled out
billions of dollars, much of which has been used for projects
that were neither necessary nor desirable.
They have issued bond after bond which must eventually
be paid, plus interest, by direct or indirect taxation of the
people.
Taxes menace savings. They menace jobs and invest­
ments. They strike directly at the welfare of every work­
er, every farmer, everyone who owns a home or has a dollar
in the hank. Rising taxation is a towering barrier in ‘he
path of recovery.
Little Leaf or Rosette
on Fruit Trees
Dinner 40c
HIGHLAND
$5
A short time ago the nation observed Lincolns Birth­
day. It would be a fine thing for the country it American
citizens gave a little time to pondering the ideals and prin­
ciples for which the martyred President stood.
Lincoln was the embodiment of true democracy. No
inan was evermore passionately devoted to liberty, to
free-dom, to destroying human bondage of whatever kind.
His was a loyalty to country that went beyond party, be­
yond partisan politics—and that would willingly make any
sacrifice in order that the nation might endure, progress
and prosper. No task was too great, no duty too exact­
ing, if it would help to preserve and maintain those endur­
ing principles laid down by the founders of the country in
the United States Constitution.
During four years of unparalleled national crisis, Lin­
coln was the rock that could not be swayed by mob senti­
ment, by fear, by the lust for power, by the desire for per­
sonal gain. Between 1860 and 1864 America stood at the
crossroads—and Lincoln drove relentlessly forward on the
CHILD
course that meant the continuance of liberty, democracy,
[AND Inc SCHOOL
and Constitutional principles.
The issues that surrounded Lincoln have passed, but
the characteristics of the man remain, and will not he for­
gotten. In times like these when so-called emergency
Substitutes
measures threaten the very foundations of our Constitu­
tional government, it is well to remember Lincoln and his M ost a d u lts to d a y ca n re m e m b e r
work.
th e h a rd w o rk o f th e ir fa th e rs am i
The Lonesome Club
Monuments, Markers and all
Cemetery Memorials
f l 9 9 /m ta y lama O f f M M N «/ FmU* I,
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Miller’s “Soil Zinc” co:itains
Z inc S a lts a n d it s r e la te d ch e m i­
cal co m p o u n d s p ro p o rtio n e d to give
th e lo n g e st a c tiv ity a n d e ffe c tiv e ­
n ess in th e soil. M IL L E R ’S "ZrNC
B O R D O " is th e co m p lete, c o rre c tly
p ro p o rtio n e d Z inc S p ra y all rea d y
fo r S p rin g a p p lica tio n .
g ra n d fa th e r« .
W ood h ad to be
ch o p p ed a n d field s plow ed. I t w as a
lo n g d ay th e y sp e n t a t h eav y m u sc u ­
la r lab o r. E v en th e sto re k ee p er, th e
m in iste r, th e d o cto r, th e p o s tm a |te r,
a n d m o st of all th e w om en h ad th e ir
b a c k -b e n d in g chore«.
T h e irs w a s a ru g g ed ex isten ce. And
Miller Products Co.
fro m it th e y a c q u ire d th e sta m in a ,
F o o t S. W. L IN C O L N ST.
th e s tr e n g th , a n d th e c o n s titu tio n th a t
h a s been n o sm a ll f a c to r in th e suc­
P o rtla n d O reg o n
cesses o f th is y o u n g n a tio n .
T hey
w e re u n c o n scio u sly ob ey in g a law of
n a tu r e w h ich s ta te s th a t "g ro w th an ^
d ev e lo p m e n t ta k e p A ce th ro u g h ac­
tiv ity ”. N o g r e a t a n a ly sis is needed
March specials
to c o n tra s t o u r tim e s w ith th o se days.
all w o rk g u a ra n te e d
A u to m o b iles, buses, ele v a to rs fo r th e
s lig h te s t e r r a n d G as. e le c tric ity , no
Mon., W ed., FrU, A
tree« to fell.
P u s h b u tto n s, g ad g ets,
S at. a Sclenticftill.v
d ev ices In g r e a t n u m b e r sa v e th e ste p s
<ir».»uilu.qos v -|w>
w h ich to o u r a n c e s to rs b ro u g h t v ita l­
F re e With 75c
ity.
A nd w e h ail w ith Joy ev ery in ­
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poo A F in g e r
v en tio n w h ich p ro m ise s g r e a te r ease
W ave.
a n d lu x u ry .
C om bined w ith c o m p etitio n , «peed,
O pen E v e n in g s by
s h o rt c u ts .ten sio n , g reed , th is c h a n g e
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A p p o in tm e n ts
is o u r loss.
It w ill be a d isa ste ro u «
loss u n le ss w e p ay m o re a tte n tio n to
Lois Mae Beauty Shoppe
p ro v id in g th e r ig h t k in d o f su b s titu te s
200 G u a rd ia n Bldg.
fo r th e y o u n g g e n e ra tio n s .
T hose
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AT. 5607
s u b s titu te s a r e a n d w ill b e to an in­ A ld er n e a r 3rd
c re a s in g e x te n t, p la y g ro u n d s, golf
co u rse s, te n n is courtB , g y m n a siu m s,
sw im m in g pools, p u rk s a n d beaches. [
In th e m lies o u r h ope fo r p re se rv in g
th e v ita lity , th e o rg a n ic pow er, w hich
h a s been th e b ir th r ig h t of th e A m eri­
c a n people.
And h e re Is th e rea so n of course,
w h y e d u c a to rs th e w orld o v er a re u rg ­
ing th e se fac u lltie « an d a s k in g for
tra in e d le ad e r^ to g u id e o u r ch ild ren .
been te rm e d p u re ly te c h n ic a lity .
W h y do c h ild re n so m e tim e s develop
a v e rsio n s to c e r ta in good foods, such
T h e rec all electio n will be held, a s m ilk 9 O ne rea so n is su g g e ste d by
p ro b ab ly ab o u t M arch 19, th e S e c re ­ D r. Ire la n d in h is n ex t a rtic le .
ta ry o f S la te a n n o u n c e d
M e rrla m
h as fiv e day» In w h ich to resig n , a n d
th a t he will n ot do. T h e rec all m ove­
TRUCKS & TRAILERS
m e n t h as n ot b o th e re d th e ap p le
’33
F o rd V- 8 , 157-in w b like new $550
g ro w e r from E u g e n e an iota, a n d h<
sm ilin g ly ig n o res th e issues.
’S3 C hev. 157-ln w b, fla t body ..... 425
• • • • •
’33 F o rd V- 8 , 157 w b, an d lo g g in g
tr a ile r , co m p lete, a ir b ra k e s
800
T h e eo-ealled c a b in e t fo rm o f gov­
e rn m e n t, fo r w h ich a bill h a s been ‘31 F o rd d u m p tr u c k
345 |
d ra fte d p ro v id in g fo r th e G o v e rn o r
W hen you go to California, try
O. M. C.. 2 4 - to n ........................ 440
to ta k e o v er v irtu a lly c o n tro l o f all
the train! Big change« have taken
D odge 2-ton, I, w b, d u als
265
m a jo r d e p a rtm v n ts an d th e a b o lish ­
place on o u t rail«. Pullm an
m en t of th e B o ard o f C o n tro l, w ill
charges are a third le u than
’30
F
o
rd
,
I,
w
b
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225
n ot be In tro d u ced th is 4 «salon, It w as
last year. Kail f a n s are touching
275
seen.
T h e a d m in is tra tio n is h av in g ‘31 F ag eo l m ilk tr u c k
bottom at 24 a mile and less.
, 375
h a rd enough a t-u g g le a tte m p tin g to ’31 F a r g o p an el
Com plete meals in our dining
get th ro u g h h is o th e r m e asu res.
Chev.
1-ton
p
an
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l
.......
...
1151
cars cost as little as 804. For de­
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tails, see your local agent or
T h e d efe at of th e co u n ty u n it p lan 20 m o re to C hoose F ro m $50 an d Up
w rite J. A. Ormandy, '0 5 Pacibc
fo r public e d u c atio n , th e p la n u rg ed
Building. Portland, O regon.
Portland Used Truck Ex.
a n d fav o red by th e G o v ern o r, wan th e
ex e cu tiv e’s own
fa u lt, p o litical o b ­
U nion Ave. a t C o u ch
EA. 3892 I
servers declared.
H e could havp
"cracked down" on som e Senators
Charity by Sweet«Smelling Title
From Eugene, Oregon, a committee appointed at a
mass meeting of 2,500 people, has sent a telegram to Presi­
dent Roosevelt asking him to withdraw the ‘paupers’ pen­
sion plan” and substitute a hill “which provides for a pro­
gram of national recovery, economic rehabilitation, social
improvement', humanitarian achievement and crime pre­
vention.”
The desire seems to camouflage the idea of a public-
dole and make the recipient of public funds contributed by
the taxpayers, think he is getting some kind of a royalty or
dividend from a nefwlv discovered estate left bv a wealthy
uncle.
They say a rose would he as sweet by any other name.
Have American citizens reached a point where they will ac­
cept charitv more readilv under a sweet smelling title?
The hope of the world is not in the control of impulses,
hut on the conversion of impulses.
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When all wrapped up in yourself you make a mighty
small package.
Happiness consists not in .having much, but in wanting
little.
State House Gossip
B Y E R N E S T I* O R A Y
C o n tin u ed fro m P ng* I
Tow nsend plan. *>■ Introduced In the
Houae.
Tha other one w a i killed by
th e Senate.
T he new m em orial, know n aa H ouse
Joint M em orial No. 17, d iffers from
th e o th er attem p t in that it doee not
m em orialise Con green to paaa the
"Townaend Old A ge R evolving fund
plan”, but doea ask It be brought out
on to the floor o f C ongress by the
waya and m eans com m ittee so that
th e plan can be aired publicly,
e e e e e
T his m em orial, leas dem anding than
th e previous one, probably w ill get
support, Including
M erriam ’s
vgho
really did vote for a m odified old age
pension m em orial previously. It will
coat Lane C ounty thouaanda o f dol-
lara to attem pt to oust a good m an
from tha L egislatu re on w h at baa
(JP
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for the o r a n g e and g re e n b o x
HERE’S 1935 CROP flSSURfMCE
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