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F R ID A Y , A P R IL 2«», 1935
E N T E R P R IS E
"WE’LL SELL OREGON"-p/ec/ge Salesmen
A p ic tu re o f W a sh in g to n to d a y
w ould d efy u n y c a m e ra - o r even
w ords — to p c rtra y .
M om en to u s
P u b lish e d F rid a y of e a c h w ee k by th e P io n e e r P u b lis h in g Co., a t B e a v e rto n .
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ure* th a t a ie m o re im p o r ta n t tn a n
th o se o f 1933, fo r th e y a r e d esig n ed
S u b sc rip tio n H a tea
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S u b sc rip tio n s P a y a b le in A d v an c e ¡ary relief
As a le s u lt th e hotel*
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w ith th o se g iv in g w a rn in g a g a in s t
P o rtla n d O ffice—408 D e k u m B ldg., P h o n e A T w a te r 5914
m any, of th e se p ro p o sals a n d th e ii
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IL J E F F R IE S , P ub lisher
W hen S p rin g it in th e A ir
T h is is th e tim e o f y e a r w h en th a t
se aso n a l “d ise a se ,” s p rin g fev er, ru n s
its co u rse . O ne o f its m o re com m o n
m a n ife s ta tio n s is a n u rg e to c lea n up
o n e 's p ro p e rty , in o r d e r to g e t rid of
w in te r ’s
a c c u m u la tio n o f r u b b is h ,
b o th in d o o rs a n d out..
T h ese
in d iv id u a l c le a n -u p
cam ­
p a ig n s a r e u su a lly
in a u g u ra te d fo r
th e p u rp o se o f im p ro v in g a h o m e’s
p h y sic a l
a p p e a ra n c e —b u t,
w h e th e r
th e p ro p e rty -o w n er rea lize s it o r n o t
th e y lik ew ise c o n trib u te to w a rd f a t ­
te n in g h is p o ck e tb o o k , in a sm u c h a s
th e y e lim in a te m a n y o rd in a ry a n d
u n n e c e s sa ry f ire h az ard s.
T h e a ttic is o n e o f th e places in
th e hom e w h ere o d d s a n d e n d s a c ­
c u m u la te —a n d It U a lso o n e o f th e
c o m m o n e st s ta r tin g p la ce s fo r re s i­
d e n tia l fire s.
T h a t a c c u m u la tio n of
a n c ie n t n ew sp a p er« —th o se dog-eared
m a g a z in e s —th o se old c lo th e s (Which
you'll n e v e r w e a r a g a in —th a t b ro k en
dow n f u rn itu re , all o ffe r a n in v ita ­
tio n to fire .
S ta r t y o u r clea n -u p
ca m p a ig n by g iv in g th e s e c a st-o ffs
to th e needy, e ith e r d ire c tly o r th r u
som e local c h a r ita b le
o rg a n iz a tio n ,
w h e re th e y ca n g iv e c o m fo rt a n d use
a g a in . T h e n b u rn th e s h e e r ru b b ish
—an d be s u re to ac c o m p lish th a t la t­
te r ta s k on a w in d le ss day, w ith th e
a id o f a n in c in e ra to r.
C losets should be su b je c te d to th e
sa m e process.
A nd th e
chances
a re th a t y o u r b a s e m e n t is in a b o u t
th e sa m e d iso rd e r a s v o u r a ttic . D u e
to th e n e a rn e s s o f th e h e a tin g p la n t,
b a s e m e n ts a r e one of th e m o st p ro ­
lific so u rc e s of fire a n d sh o u ld be
k e p t fre e of p ap e rs, ra g s a n d im p ro p ­
erly s to re d in flam ab les.
S p rin g Is
h e re !
C le a n -u p --le st
yo u b u rn .
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T h ree P o w er C onference
T h e S tre s s th re e -p o w e r co n fe re n ce,
b etw een Ita ly , F ra n c e u nd E n g la n d ,
h a s clo sed —a n d re p re s e n ta tiv e s a s ­
s e r t th a t th e y h av e re a c h e d fu ll
a g re e m e n t on w ays a n d m e a n s to
sa v e E u ro p e fro m w ar.
H ig h lig h ts o f th e p arle y w ere: D e­
cision to s u p p o rt F r a n c e ’s a p p e a l to
th e L eag u e o f N a tio n s a g a in s t G e r­
m a n y ’s tr e a ty violatio n In r e a rm in g ;
ap p ro v a l of th e p rin c ip le s of a n a ir
p a c t fo r co m b in ed a tta c k upon a n y
a e r ia l a g g re sso r;
ap p ro v a l of r e a r ­
m a m e n t, to an e x te n t n o t y et sp e ci­
fied ,fo r A u stria , H u n g a ry , B u lg aria.
If th e c o n fe re n c e rea lly does a s s u re
peace It w ill have w o rk e d a m ira cle .
In th e belief o f m ost a u th o ritie s , w ho
feel th a t no p a c t c a n long p re v e n t
w a r in E urope.
g r e a te r th a n in m o st c o u n trie s, p o in ts
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o 1 u t M r. M yron C.
S.
S teel c o rp o ra tio n , w ho ca lls a tte n tio n
to o u r low d e n s ity of p o p u la tio n ,
a b o u t fo rty -o n e to th e s q u a re m ile.
T h e rea so n in g i8 so u n d , p rovided
th e p o p u latio n in c re a se s s u ffic ie n tly
to ta k e a d v a n ta g e of th e p o te n tia l!-
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a n ts a r e com in g to
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tc e n t o f w a r d a y s A lth o u g h in th e p as
te n y e a ,s ^ n y J a s g e a n d b ea u tifu l
g o v e rn m e n t b u ild in g s h av e been erec-
te d ,tne G o v ern m e n t b u re a u s have
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Hundred» of enthu»i»»t!c u te s m « gtthered In Portland ftt •Kick-off m eet,
log to pe rfe ct plen a for »ute-wida “ L e t ’# Sell O regon To OnrseTvef” drive, dated
May 3rd to 11th. In»ert, left to f i g h t ; W ill Lew is, Oregon Mutual Life In»ur-
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5 * aU r il"% °re
anc# C o m p in y , who is d irectin g state -w ide sales o r g a n i i a t io n ; Mac W ilk in s,
In charge of ad v ertisin g ; R o b e rt R. McKean, Knight P ack in g Company , Gen­
eral C h a ir m an ; George L. Baker, M anager of the Oregon M an u factu rers Asso ­
ciatio n , sp onsors of “ L e t ’s Sell Oregon To O u r se lv e s” campaign.
th e £ £ £ , °"n lt £ S g E S 2 S E B S
to n c o n tro l o f j o c a l a f f a ir s expand«. (
W elcom e B yrd H om e
D av id L a w rtn o e , e m in e n t n ew sp a-
id esp re ad u n p o p u la rity , la rg e ly be-
R e a r A d m iral R ic h a rd
E. B y rd P f ‘ e o tre -p o n d e n t, d e sc rib e s th e sltu -
N ex t G ra n g e C onvention
G row ers V ote in F av o r of | ! w
cau se a t th e o u ts e t of th e ir le n d in g
a n d his crew w ill soon com e hom e
ln
m aaner
o p e ra tio n s p u b licity w as su c h a s to
fro m th e ir second A n ta rtlc
e x p e d í-1, J he roal P a b le n , of th e m o m en t
O n th e Pacific C o ast
M ark etin g A greem ent
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, t
.
aro u se hopes th a t th e ir policy w ould
tlo n a n d will, no doubt, receiv e th e 8 *°J P erso n s w ho com e to W ash in g -
on M elon s and I o m a to es be m o re lib eral th a n th e law p e rm its .
w elcom e th a t th e n a tio n re s e rv e s fo r *on to see th e ir re p re s e n ta tiv e s in B ig G a th e rin g in N o v em b er I s S ch ed ­
th o se w ho acco m p lish th e e x tra o rd - C o n g re* . on bu sin ess.
M any a com -
uled fo r S a c ra m e n to
,
p an y is faced w ith ru in by p en d in g
G ro w e rs o f m elons an d to m a to e s in
0
j o n u
,
. . . .
... le g isla tio n .
M any a c o m p a n y will
M em b ers o f th e G ra n g e in all p a r ts 0 r e £on al}d VVashington h av e indi- Move to bpeed JO -Hour
T h e sc ie n tific d a ta collected o n he b av e its o p e ra tio n s
m a te ria lly c u r
hey a
la te s t tr ip is said to h av e p ro v ed ta ile d o r re a tra ln e d ,f gom e o f the of th e U n ite d S ta te s a re in te re ste d t-ated by o allo tin g tn a
Bill M eets R esistan ce
m u ch m o re v alu ab le th a n th a t of th e b l„ s
throUKh
Hhould a „ th e A d. in th e fa c t th a t a d ecision h a s ju st fa v o r o t a c re a 6e co n tro l fo r th e 1935
f 80n’ ac co rd in g to M o rto n T om p-
f ir s t ex p ed itio n a n d th e e x p lo re r w ill m jn i8t r a tio n
m e a su re s
be
passed. been m ad e to hold th e 69th a n n u a l , f k ins,
co n ti ol b o ard c h a irm a n of th e
W a sh in g to n , D. C , A pril 26— T h e
sp e n d m o re tim e m a k in g a s tu d y ot fo r | n *ta n c e , th e re will be a revolu- co n v en tio n of th e N a tio n a l _ G la n d e in tw o -sta te M a rk e tin g
A g re em en t on B lac k 30-hour-w eek bill receiv ed h a rd
it
H e seem s to be ,n good h e a lth tlo n a ry c h a n tit ln th e m a n a g e m e n t of <*e
of S a ^ a m e n to , C alifo rn ia,
of blow*
fro m tw o d ire c tio n s a* a n ef-
a n d Is pro u d of th e f a c t th a t he lo st b u .i ln e
re la te d to food8, d ru
co s. th e d a te s b eing N o v em b e r 13-21, n ex t th o se co m m odities.
a g re e m e As
n t a w re in su lt pro-
for
th is voting, th e a g re e m e n t w ill pro- fo rt ^ a s n iade to b rin g th e bill u p
no life in th e b a rre n w astes of th e m etlcw, „ ^ c u l t u r a l
p r o d u c t, th a t ? a c r a m e ^
• « e Pt , ?J‘paJ U ^ ' ceed w ith its p ro g ra m of a c re a g e al- [° r a c tio n in th e S en ate.
F irs t, th e
fro zen regions.
a re p ro cessed , pu b lio u tilitie s, b a n k s tle s f c r t *le R i d in g of a la rg e con lo tm
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c n t a n d co n tro l.
P p la
n s a r e n n o r.t t S „ en .. ate, by a 56-to-21 vote, su p p o rte d
a n d tr u s t co m p an ies, c e rta in asp ect* vent10? ' a ®
.*?a s , a
p ast th e R oosevelt a d m in is tra tio n a n d laid
b *“*"
ea u tifu lly to d e c re a se a c re a g e b e n e a th
E ighteen Y ears A go
of a d v e rtis in g a n d m a n u fa c tu r in g es- utuzilcipal
a u d lto r lq m
y ea rs, b u t to p rev e n t la rg e in c re ase s. t he bill "on th e sh e lf” u n til th e f a te
ta b lis h m e n ts th a t em p lo y la rg e n u m - cu u 'p p ed , w h ile th e hotel accom m o- Q u o tas fo r g ro w e rs w ere b ased on of th e N a tio n a l In d u s tr ia l R e c o v e ry
e a p ita l city
.ig een y e a is ag\>
, l b ers o f em ployees, esp ecially a s labor Nation* ° f C a lifo in i
th e a m o u n t of m elons an d to m a to e s Act is d e term in e d .
S econd, th e bill
S ta te s w en t to w a r w ith G e rm a n y , e)a tl
m ay u , o d u ce n io re strik e « ttre unexcelled.
a n d h e r allies.
T h e people o f th is a n d m o re la b o r c o n tro v e rsie s."
A lread y G ra n g e m e m b ers in th e g ro w n d u rin g th e p a st fo u r y ears. drew new fire fro m th e fa rm p ress,
c o u n try w ere lu red by th e hope t h a t ;
1 e a s te rn se ctio n o f th e c o u n try a re E a c h new g ro w e r is allo w ed to p la n t J w jt h th e P ra irie F a rm e r, C hicago,
O —O—O —
It w ould be a "w a r to end w a rs.”
Illu s tra tiv e o f th e se d am re ro o s hills c o n te m p la tin g a c o a s b to - c o a s t tr ip , j ° n ^ h a l f a c re ea ch of m elo n s a n d to- ! leaainK th e a tta c k ,
illu s tr a tiv e of
u s I bills
-phe 30-hour bill w ould lim it e a rn -
T h e ro is no use to d iso u ss th e
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7” a n ' g “ e 7 ro "7",.
,™ follow ing th e ____
sam e p lan w hich c ----
a r I - m ' " ato
““ es.
” ” - T h * e " l a g “ re
s* e ” m “ e “ n t is en fo rce-
p e rm ittin « g .......
m o re
« u rg e o f n a tio n a lism th a t h a s en “ h lch wo^ d ‘“ ‘m b a rJ A m e rte l u ^ n
‘ ied a ' * * * ' d eleg a tio n to th e P a c ific a ble under th e A g ric u ltu ra l A d ju st- j ing c a p a c ity by not ..................
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g u lfed th e w orld sin ce th a t s tru g g le h u ce iX ra m ^ ^ o f welft^e^ w o rk
D l- C oast w h en e v er th e N atio n al G ra n g e ^ en fA cts re,c^ tly r e n e w ed by th e lh a n 30 h o u rs ot w o .k a w eek, a n d
en d ed , o r to sp e c u la te upon w h a t . S
‘iT t h i H m W e m ^ th e W a s h i n i o n has h t ld its a n n u a l seesion in th a t ' e8 ‘8la tu re a
O regon a n d W ash in g - w ould in c re a se living costs,
m ig h t h a v e been.
S u ffice It to »ay
,!,hfe " “ 8hl,n„«tr„r; p a rt o f th e co u n try . In 1921 a t P o rt- to n '
In ex,M essing th e g ro w in g o ppost-
tio n of fa rm e rs to th e B lac k b u t th e
th a t th e y e a r 1935 fin d s th e w orld f ^ t o
« t a b l i s h 1 sy stem o f Fed! la "d , O regon. 1925 a t S a c ra m e n to ,
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P ra irie F a rm e r sa id ;
b ris tlin g w ith a rm a m e n ts , th e na^ e r a , o)d
p en sio n s an d p ro v id e »»» a t S e a ttle a n d 1933 «
Boise, Survey M ade On Avail-
“T h e fa rm e r c a n n o t u n d e r s ta n d
tio n s su sp icio u s a n d th e reig n o f ..
f m
f
rt.llef w p,.„ i . Hy Id ah o ,
la rg e
E a s te r n
d e le g a tio n s
c o
t r 1
is t a lk ab o u t a 30-hour w eek.
p ea ce a p p a ie n tly th re a te n e d on P»«ny j an>b|tlo u s a n d if an a tte m p t h ad be«n ,we, e P»'e8ent a hd Ihe C a lifo rn ia ex-
ability of B ank C redit H all e th
ca n u n d e rs ta n d w hy c ity w o rk e rs
rro n t8 '
. m a d e to keen oost« w ith in r e a s o n a b le 1 p erie n ce of 1925 is so p le a sa n tly re-
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D em o c racy Itself is so m e w h at s u b
....... „ m e m b ered as to c o n s titu te a decid ed
.. ™ sh o u ld w a n t to e a rn all th e m oney
ru le of th e people re p re s e n ts th e
h ope o f th e w orld an d we look for-
w ard c o n fid e n tly to th e r e b ir th of a
d e m o c ra c y th a t will be m o re su b stu n
tia l th a n e v e r w h en ju d g e d by its
f ru its in th e lives o f a v e ra g e m en
a n d w om en.
_ .
. . .
e rn m e n t w ould doubtle«« in c re a se
eco n o m ic In sec u rity of th e w o rk e rs
*on> O reg o n a n d Id ah o will sw ell th e , b e s itu a tio n w ith
re sp e c t to th e w eek basis, food w ould h av e to b rin g
w hom th e bill is d e s ig n a te d to safe-
claas fro m C a lifo rn ia w hich will ta k e a v a ila b ility o f b an k c re d it to sm all p rices th a t m ost city fo lk s could n o t
H e fe a rs th a t sim ila r s h o rt
g u a rd a g a in s t th e m a jo r h a z a rd s an d
S ev en th D egree, th e h ig h e st in a n t, n io d erate-sized b u sin ess co n c ern s pay.
h o t u rs in th e c ity w ill ra ise p ric e s o f
v ic issitu d e s o f life.
G ra n g e.
P re d ic tio n s of a class T h e
S e v e n th F e d e ra l R e se rv e d is tric
m a n u fa c ,| tu re d good« to a level he c a n -
O—O—O—
5,000 c a n d id a te s a r e n am ed u n d it w T* hich
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D e p a rtm e n t show ed b e tte r b u sin e ss ^*on WHI g iv e g re a t im p e tu s to th e nois, In d ia n a . M ichigan a n d W i s c o n - i
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w as: T h a t a v ery la rg e p ro p o rtio n of p rove its ab ility a s a speedy a n d e f f i­
tis a n *iis re a so n i«, in p a rt, im p a ire d f)0rt8 fro m th e Bteel in dut)try Bhowed H om e R ecreation V ital
w ould-be • b o rro w e rs
are
p erso n s c ie n t sales m edium .
w hose eq u ity in th e b u sin e ss th e y
an a g g re g a te loss of $24,500,000 in
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T h e g re a t lesson in life is to le a rn 1934.
T h is m a d e a to ta l loss o v er
t-fregon r a r e n iS D eiieve c o n tro l is so sm a ll th a t a n y b a n k o r
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th e v alu e o f te m p e ra n c e In all th in g s th e p a s t fo u r y e a rs of $285,000,000.
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j O reg o n h o m e m a k e rs a re co m in g to ! a m o u n ts is a s su m in g a m a jo r p a r t
P o te n tia l W ealth
C h ild re n a r e th e best a s s e ts o f a n y
In to c o n s id e ra tio n <»f n ro -u n io n la reallze th a t re c re a *io n - no le88 th a n °S ,h e rlsk of th e b usiness, r a th e r
T h e posHlbility o f f u tu re In d u stria l co m m u n ity ; w hy n o t
dev elo p th e m bor |o » L « t „ In
W a lh in e to n ^ ca m e f° ° d anU clo th in B - h a s an
im p o rta n t th a n th e n o rm al risk of a c re d ito r,
V
b u le g isla tio n ln
W a sh in g to n ca m e p ,ac e ,n fa m ily living. A w id e sp re a d A n o th e r is th a t th e e ffo rt of d ire c t
d ev e lo p m e n t in th is c o u n try iB f a r fully.
at the
an u n w h o leso m e
p ic tu re re c e n tly of ¡n t e, „ s t ,a b eing sh o w n in w ay s a n d len d in g on th e p a r t of th e F e d e ra l
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by..uî!?u m e an s of p ro v id in g th is re c re a tio n R e serv e B a n k o f C hicago an d th e
G o v e rn m e n t
in
C h icag o ,
w h ich ” 7tb ï “ th e 'h o m e
ODD FELLO W S
C hicago a g e n cy o f th e R eco n stru c -
ington, a c c o rd in g to N oble H. S tep h - rea ch ed th e C apitol, show ed th e bugl-
indications
of th is
D a iry C ouncil Invites
in te re s t
a r e tio n F in a n c e C o rp o ratio n have so f a r
BALLROOM
ens, su p e rv is o r of th e g e n e ra l ac- n ess a g e n t fo r th e M otion P ic tu re fo u n d ¡n th e e a g e r p a rtic ip a tio n of h ad a n eg lig ib le e ffe c t on th e g en e ral
G o v ern o r C has. M a rtin to co u n tin g d e p a rtm e n t.
O p e ra to rs U nion, w h o w as sla in re-
10th
a t Salm on
h o m e m a k e rs ta th e re c re a tio n pro- s ta te of cred it.
S peak a t A nnual M eet T h e to ta l assessed ta x e s fo r 1934 cen tly , w ith a $4.000 b a th ro o m a n d a
T h a t b o th ag en cies h av e in c u rre d
w as $467,038.76.
B e ca u se th e rea l $5,000 b a r in his hom e, a n d $24,000 c o n f e r e n c e s '" h e ld ^ in ? m in T '^ c o u n tU ^
!» n d p e rso n a l
p ro p e rty
ta x e s w ere ex p en ses fo r a g ra n d
tr ip th ro u g h th ro u g h o u t th e s t a t e th is sn rin g an d
G o v ern o r C h a rle s W. M a rtin h a s paid on o r b efo re M in ch 15, th e c o m - , E u ro p e , all paid fo r by u n io n activ l- ,n t h e e v e r-in c re a sin g n u m b e r of re-
M O N .-W E D .-FR L rSA T .
been Invited to be th e g u est o f h o n o r | p an y receiv ed th e b e n e fit of th e th re e I ties
FENLEY A NON
In th e in v e stig a tio n by F ed er-1 qua8t8 fo r su g g e stio n s on g am es,
a t th e f o u rth a n n u a l d in n e r a n d p e r c e n t d isc o u n t fo r p ro m p t pay- al a g e n ts, d eals in v o lv in g h u n d re d s c r a f ts u n d o th e r a c tiv itie s fo r th e
F uneral Director*
m e e tin g of th e O regon D airy C ouncil ! n ien t, a to ta l o f $14,011.17.
of thoiM Ands of d o llar^ w ere tu rn e d fa m n y Kio u p
M on tg o m ery St
4t
w hich will be held th e f irs t w eek In I M u ltn o m ah co u n ty led all o th e r up an d , o th e r in c id e n ts to h ig h living
A new
m im e o g ra p h e d
le a fle t on
to
F ifth
W ONDERFUL
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May.
T he a n n u a l b u sin e ss m e etin g c o u n tie s w ith $394,031.08 th e n et to- of u n io n o rg a n iz e rs w ere tu rn e d u p , hom e reCre a tio n ju s t p re p a re d by
M otor E q u ip m en t.
wlll be held in a n a fte rn o o n session tal.
T h e asses« ed ta x e s a m o u n te d w hile " c u ttin g ” th e w ag e s o f w o rk e rs,
M iss Skow ,
ho m e
d e m o n stra tio n
S ta ff A F a cilities fo
a t th e M u ltn o m ah H o tel a n d th e din - to $406,217.61.
B y p ro m p t p ay m en t, an d at tim e s d o u b le -c ro ssin g th e m by
a g e n t, h as a lre a d y been m ailed upon
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ta k in g m o n ey fro m th e o th e r side.
re q u e st to m o re th u n 600 h o m e m a k ­
E v e ry D ay 40c, S u n d av s 50c
Its S u b u rb s
T h e d e fin ite d a te w ill be a n n o u n c e d
O th e r n et ta x to ta ls by c o u n tie s
ers, a n d m o re a re g o in g o u t d aily. It
n ex t w eek a t w hich tim e In v ita tio n s C la c k a m a s co u n ty , $17,272 30; M arlon
H IG H L A N D T A V E R N
c lu d es 32 su g g e stio n s fo r a c tiv e
w ill tie se n t to le a d e rs o f th e d a iry co u n ty . $16,590.88; W a sh in g to n co u n ty
N ot a M a tte r of Politics g in am
RESTAURANT
es, puzzles, s tu n ts , a n d
o th e r
In d u stry all o v er th e s ta te .
$10,77337; I J n n co u n ty $4,241 36; Polk
815 S. W. B ro ad w ay , op J o u r n a l
f o rm 9 o f re c re a tio n fo r all m e m b ers
Flow
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A re p o rt o f th e y e a r ’s a c tiv itie s, co u n ty , $3.33035; B e n to n co u n tv . $2.-
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H u g e e x p e n d itu re s fo r relief, ex ­ o f th e fam ily.
th e election o f th e d ire c to rs, a n d th e 97982;
Y am h ill co u n ty , $1,382.24;
Also L u n c h e s 25c—35c
F low er* fo r all O ccasions
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p u b lic an s a lik e w a rn th a t th e G o v ern -
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m eeting.
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th e s ta te . Including S. T. W h ite, d l - , 1 WO S ta te w id e tV e n ts
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an d o th e r a m u s e m e n ts on a
a p p o in te d M ilk C o n tro l B o a rd ; De-
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o r body is p e rm a n e n tly r e ­
th e m illio n s w o rk in g .
c o m m u n ity basis.
m oved by o u r m ethod. R e ­
p a rtm e n t h e a d s o f th e S ta te C ollege!
g ro w th Im possible.
à k in Is
a n d th e H e a lth D ivision o f th e C ity
H ate s fo r tw o sta te w id e e v e n ts a t
T h e d a n g e r ia o b v io u s th a t in fol-
left sm o o th an d fre e fro m
of P o rtla n d w ill also be in v ltsd to O reg o n S ta te college, th e a n n u a l typ- low ing h a s tily th o u g h t o ut sc h em es Local M an ag er P red icts
blem ish. C o n su lta tio n fre e ,
a tte n d th e a n n u a l d in n e r.
in g a n d s h o r th a n d c o n te st a n d th e to aid th o se o u t o f w o rk th e G overn-
Sales Increase T his Y ear
o r w rite fo r booklet.
L ad y
VVomens
w eek en d , h av e
been un- m e n t m ig h t m a k e th e p o sitio n o f th e
a tte n d a n t.
n ounced by th o se in c h a rg e . Com- u n em p lo y m e n t w o rse an d th ro w m a n y
$453,027 P aid in T ax es
C. J . B a rn e s. , o p u la i
B e av e rto n
in e rc e s tu d e n ts th ro u g h o u t th e « ta te of th e v ast m a jo rity now w o rk in g on-
T he M a rto n la b o r a to r ie s
b ra n c h m anage* fo r G en e ra l P e tro -
F o r 1934 in 8 C ounties will m eet h e re A pril 27 fo r th e th lr- to th e re lie f ro lls.
448 M organ Bldg.
B E . 3961
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g o v e rn m e n ts. P o rtla n d G as A C ok e May it», n a n d 12 a re th e W o m e n s v a s t new relief bill w a s fo rced th r u la n 0«*K
d T h u rs d a y , a n d p re d ic ts th a t th e
C o m pany paid th e n e t a m o u n t o f w eekend d ate« w h en s tu d e n ts e n te r- C o ... n g ress .
,
. . . . . . . c o m p a n y w ill show at least a 20 p er
ta in th eir m o th e r* h e re w ith u p ro
$453,027 59 In ta x e s In th e w eek e n d ­
g ra m a r r a n g e d e m p h a siz in g w o m en 's
1 w a a t. u n ^n \ pl,<iym e!‘.t,_ re ll! f 1hat ce n t in c re a se in v o lu m e of g aso lin e
ing M arch 15 in e ig h t c o u n tie s In
a c tiv itie s
LUlian H olm , P o rtla n d
,rellef i,n d ltW"! c o n ,in u e *®, * iv ° sa les th is y ear.
O reg o n u nd tw o c o u n tie s In W a sh ­ I* g e m r a l c h a irm a n
it as lo n g a s relief is n e c e s sa ry .” said
S e n a to r B a rb o u r, a N ew J e rs e y R e­
p u b lic a n .....................“t v oted a g a in s t
A t L ast a P a in te r
a f u r th e r fo u r billion d o lla rs to r
public w o rk s b ec au se o b v io u sly su ch
and D eco rato r
Special D iscount U ntil A pril 30
a p ro g ra n t w ill n ot k eep p ace w ith
W ho c le a n s up a f te r h im self an d
u n em p lo y m e n t an d is th e m ost co stly
a p p ro a c h "to""relief! I t is 'a n 'A p p r o a c h does first-c la « s w o rk a t f a ir a n d r e a ^
th a t no c o u n try c a n c o n tin u e to p u r o n ab le p rice s . . . Im p e ria l W a s h ­
a b le also M ayflow er W o rld ’s F a ir
sue
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W all P a p e r fe a tu re d . H O LG an d F H A
* n d .® <:n a -°.r, V an NUy" a n In d ,a n a w o rk solicited.
H a rris o n Irv in e. 5516
D em o c rat, said :
S. E. R hone. P h o n e E A st 4206, P o r t­
i "I th o ro u g h ly a p p r e c ia te th e fa c t land.
th a t su ch se v ere d r a in s upon th e
COM PLETE
| F e d e ra l T re asu ry c a n n o t c o n tin u e in ­
NO O T H E R
G eneral H ousecleaning
d efin itely .
S o o n er o r la te r w e sh all
CHARGE
a t Special Prices
te a c h th e b o tto m o f th e b a rre l.
“As I see It th e in s ta n t d u ty o f th e
F lo o rs w ax ed a n d
polished. K it-
20 in, Iaing, 10 In. W ide, 8 In. High
A d m in is tra tio n a n d th e C o n g ress Is c h e n s a n d w o o d w o m clea n ed . . .
L E T T FJtE D and E IN IS D E n COM PLETE in the C EM ETE R Y . Made of
to e n c o u ra g e th e s ta te s a n d p riv a te w in d o w s a n d w allp at or clean ed .
W isconsin, beautilul lied W ausau, \ . rmonta, unexcelled Dark Barre Gray
in d u s try to
re h a b ilita te
th e m se lv es »*12 ru g s clea n ed $145
All w o rk
Granite. a«d several other High C lass Standard Granites.
th ro u g h th e ir ow n e ffo rts.
j o n e by ex p e rts.
C all T h e S potless
W E NOW HA \ E TO O F F E R A BE A U T IFU L LIN E O F M O NUM ENTS
" I d ep lo re th e g ro w in g te n d e n c y to W indow C lean ers. . E A st 9915. 2025
of various sizes, d esign and m aterial n the finest of craft,„ en sh ip at* the
d ep en d m a r s an d m o re upon F e d e ra l E. B u rn sid e . H av e y o u r house w ash ed
low est price* quoted In >cars.
SPEC IAL
DISCOUNT C N T U A P R II 30
It w ill look lik e a new p a in t job.
aid."
T h e N atio n c a n n o t a ffo rd to ignore
!!. ? ! i'M A k ' k u i V v l s T ? 1"* S F K V ,C E a"d LOWK« T P R iC E S appeal
su ch sta te m e n t* fro m ab le an d ex ­
W r build all work from the rough G ranite with OREG ON LABOR
p erie n ce d
S e n a to rs
si e a k in g
th e
W e have the best m aterial obtainable, and M echanics second to no,*,
th o u g h ts o f t h r l r people back hom e
B eio re In v estin g , In v e stig a te
In clu d in g Soup. S alad , D assort
an d D rin k
C o n siste n t a d v e rtis in g is th e m a n u ­
CO FFEE
f a c tu r e r 's a n d
r e ta ile r's p led g e of
SUOI’
q u a lity .
It is visible p ro o f th a t he
Phone AT. 2045
7330 S. W . M ACADAM A V E
ha« fa ith en o u g h in h is p ro d u c ts to
AT IN T E R S E C T IO N O F TA Y LO R F E R R Y R o T
p o r t U N D OH e '
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b ack it w ith his n a m e an d w ith his
1121 8 W S ta rk he4. II A I t
l.w ten to o u t H fi.,.ic ,,t o v er
K A L E ev e ry S u n d a y a t 12 noon
m oney.
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DANCE
25c
Dinner 4 0 c
Monuments, Markers and all
Cemetery Memorials
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All the Fans~Are Not at the Park
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ONLY
$25
OILY
$25
CHICKEN
DINNER
35c
FAIRFIELD
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