Eri<lav, January 29. 1037
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE, Beaverton. Oregon
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RANGERS TELL ODD
STORIES OF LIONS
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ers abound in a report of the game
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Phone 7503 department in Tanganyika terri
Enterprise Bldg., Cor Short
Drkurn B!d«.. Phone AT. 6591
tory, Central East Africa. The ter
ritory, which is under British con-
1 Hillsboro Office Room 3. Delta Bldg.,
Phone 164t
tidi, covers about 390,000 square
miles, the greater part of it being
pure bush.
GET RIO o f
Captain Moore, ranger in the Ser-
engeti area, roports that during the
drouth period a herd of wildebeest
numbering several hundreds passed
on the reserve side of the Makungu
River. As they came within smell
bCinSrTefdlvlythe^n.sident said that the budget will be balanced for ing distance of water they stamped
tho year beginning July 1, 1937, if statutory payments toward l<'dut^ ed and it was afterward found that
four of them had been pushed over
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not to p o r U « . the edge into the river bed— a drop
And It iTnow the duty of Congress to see to it that emergency spend of thirty feet, where they became
ing U held to the lowest possible point, that every c.-ncei*ab.e cut be the prey of lions.
nuidi. in the overhead co*t of our multitudinous bureaus some of
“ Lions,” he writes, “ are becom
which have outiived their purpose and have no excuse for existence— ing more tame than ever they were.
and that n scientifically planned program of economy peimeatc the Maned lions and lionesses with cubs
cn ti^ F cd er^ stru ctu r^ o ^
{ q bo work(ng on a plan whereby var- are often to be seen in the open,
lous governmental departments will be consolidates in the in‘ « r e rto f and those living near the Seronera
efficiency and economy.
This has long been a vital need and it is Iiiver have become so tame that a
unquestionably .true that wise consolidations would save the taxj>ay- notice-board was erected asking vis-
ers untold million? without eliminating or reducing government ser itors not to shoot in the event of
vices.
Congress should give every aid to the Executive in attaining their approaching very close to
car.
In brief, the people must demnnd that the budget be balanced, and
Witch Doctor of Kazikazi
that no “lfs” be allowed to stand in tho wuy.
A weird incident involving a witch
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doctor and the man-liqps of Kazi-
knzi occurred to Mr. Harrison of
SUPREME COURT
the Tsetse research department.
I ’ROTECTS MI NO R IT IES
A native of the district, named
Mkwavi,
had been in the habit of
Proposals to limit or abrogate the powers of review of the Su
preme Court of the United State*, have been made often in late years, brewing kangalla, a fiery drink
—and, for the most part, have como from representatives o f radical made from honey, which he sold. Al
though this was illegal, Mr. Harri
organizations.
This is an ironical situation when the Supreme Court Is the fore- son did not interfere until six of his
uueit protector of the rigtits and liberties of radicals or conservatives, own servants were affected, who
as well us all others. Case after case could l*> cited in support o f this. from continual drunkenness had to
A recent acUon is in point.
A Portland, Oregon, Communist, be discharged. To add insult to
Dirk DeJotige, was arrested at a Communist-eponsoied meeting, con injury, these six men were kept by
victed and sentenced to a long prison term and a heavy fine under the brewer and employed to collect
Oregon's war-born criminal syndicalism law.
The case w-as appealed
honey. The matter was then report-
through tho state courts, which held the law Constitutional.
Then an appeal was taken to the United States Supreme Court. ed, and eventually five natives were
And on January 4, in a unanimous decision read by Chief Justice arrested, including Mkwavi. The
Hughes, the Court set aside the sentence and held that the Oregon case was tried by the district officer
law, as applied in this case, wu* repugnant to the due process clause and the accused sentenced.
of the Constitution the clause which protects the rights of free
A fly-boy in Mr. Harrison’s em
s|»eech and assemblage.
It is now believed that this decision will
strongly and favorably affect the cases of other radicals convicted ploy heard Mkwavi telling his ac
complices about the witch doctor at
under the Oregon act.
Thus the Supreme Court uses its power and prestige to maintain Kidurumo, who sold dawa (medi
tho Constitutional rights ot radicals who would destroy it!
The cine ) which would bring lions to
Supreme Court has always been a fearless defender of civil right— any desired spot, and said when he
freedom of speech, freedom of press, freedom of aaiembly—and es returned he would visit the witch
pecially the rights of minorities. Being immune to politics and to doctor and arrange for six lions to
pressure of any kind, it can and does resist the hysteria of the mo pester Mr. Harrison and his na-
ment so that tho Constitution, in spirit as well as word, may be pre tives.
served, and America may remain a free nation.
By this time it was weU known
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among the natives, including the lo
A ltcd Cross Drive is under way to help relieve the Buffering of cal* headman, that Mkwavi was go
those caught in the temhle floods of the middle west. Few of us can ing to Kieurumo to procure the
vlnuallre the thousands homeless, without food, clothing or shelter. dawa. Shortly after Mkwavi’s re
The only way we can help is to give—without stint—the Red Cross will turn his work necessitated Mr. Har
as usual see that the money is well spent, every cent going to help rison’s camping at a place about
those in the stricken district.
twenty miles from the nearest habi
tation.
Heard Scratching on Tent.
. . . Kiddie Koop
Grants Pass Publisher
The first five days everything was
Heads Newspaper Group very quiet. On the sixth night, about
Downtown Playroom
A good time for the children . . .
A. E. Voorhies, publisher of the 10 o ’clock, Mr. Harrison was awak
freedom for mothers
. . . Slide*, Giant* Pass Courier, was
named ened by something scratching at the
•wings,
«and-box, sun-lamp, and president of the Oregon conference wall of his tent. Thinking it was a
erll*. Expert supervision. Reaeon for the coming year nt the annual Jackal or hyena he got a torch and
able rate«.
Inspection invited.
207 .-■resion of the Oregon Newspaper Con switched on the light and to his sur
Broadway Bldg., Cortland.
Bill 1060. ference held at Eugene last week. prise saw six full-grown lions not
George S. Turnbull, professor of jour six'yards away from his tent. One
nalism, was again named secretary, a lion was killed outright and a sec
position he ha* held since the confer ond badly wounded and found the
ence W!i* started 19. years ago.
following day.
The Sigma Delta Chi award, made
A few nights later the surviving
nnnually to the weekly newspaper
judged the best in the state, was won lions again visited the camp, and
Largtwi Selection in 1‘ortlaud
by the Hilkboro Argus. Second place their spoor showed that they had
went to the Hood River New*», and passed close to the tent.
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third to the Grants Pass Bulletin.
Fifteen days later Mr. Harrison
The Hal E. Ho?s memorial award, for returned to his camp at Kazikazi
weeklies in smaller cities, was won by and after dinner, while he and Mr.
the Redmond Spokesman, Ny*»aa Gate
DANCE
Burtt were sitting on the veranda
City Journal was second.
To tho Musir of
of the station, they heard loud lap
Ben ('Jay and his Hand
ping ut a water-hole about thirty
tniriy
Cities to Discuss
yard* away. Picking up a torch
Inverness Ballroom
Signs for Traffic they walked over. When the light
v m Our Delicious Dinners
was switched on six lions were seen.
Rvury Friday ami Saturday Nlt*>
Hilf» ami Sund) Itltd.. I’nriland
Principles which will govern the de One was killed and two more badly
velopment of a uniform system of wounded, both of which were found
traffic sign* for cities and counties of the following day.
the state will be studied by the com
DO YOU NEED
Th* local natives firmly Relieve
mittee on uniform traffic sigtw of the
that among those killed were in
DANCE MUSIC?
League of Oregon Cities at a meeting
cluded the six which Mkwavi had
We have talented musicians,
to be held at Salem. January 29.
fine orchestras, swing hands
Cooperation of the counties along brought with the help of the witch
and entertainers ready to servo
this line has been promised by Frank j doctor.
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or.xon c.mntie? and Judge F. i* Gas
Phipps, secretary.
K A Y ’S MUSIC CENTER
Snell Favors
Repeal
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Blhert, Walnut, Fruit b w « . Ro
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Omaha, Neb. — An imaginative
young physician died recently of an
overdose of cocaine, and his death
has been written down as suicide
by police, as “ martyrdom to sci
ence” by his family.
The doctor, Edwin Katskee, thir
ty-four left a report of his reactions
1 scrawled over the wall of his office,
| ther, A. Katskee.
where his body was found by his fa-
The report, written in pencil, cray-
on and ink, covered most of one
it told of convulsions, grow-
• ing paralysis and inability to speak.
Included were instructions to medi
cal students, police and others who
might attend narcotic victims. Sar-
donically Dr. Katskee warned that
such persons had “ better take care-
ful note, for I won’t be repeating the
experiment.”
An office building attendant re
ported today that last night the doc
tor had called him in several times
to assist in his “ research.” The as
sistant tested the doctor’s reflexes,
was warned not to let any one re
move the notes on the wall..
Police called the death suicide on
the grounds a medical man would
have known the fatal results of an
overdose of cocaine. The family said
Dr. Katskee had conducted many
such experiments before and evi
dently was unable to administer a
sufficient antidote in time.
Dog Blindly Faithful.
Napa, Calif. — Tippy, a mongrel
dog, left to guard the automobile
of Capt. E. J. Gillick while on a
camping trip, stayed by the car
when it was stolen and was there
when it was found abandoned a
week later in an apple orchard.
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SACRIFICE PRICES
This huge stock consists of all kinds of living room
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suites, desks, dinette sets, dressers, chests, desks,
tables, etc.
Don’t misconstrue this with any so called Sales
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Washington Furniture Co.
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Open Even, till 9 p. m.
That used car you hare been looktng
for. is listed in th# classified section.
RANDOM SHOTS
The Clark County Sun of Vancouver,
Washington, is quite perturbed over
the proposal to eliminate the Oregon
Milk Control Board.
The Sun says:
“ It is the calf that does the bawling
that get* fed. It is high time Clark
County dairymen were ‘bawling’ their
resentment of any attempt to kill our
only source of price protection the
Milk Control Board."
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FOR i LAND. OREGON
Governor Martin wants the state
advertised. One or two more bungles
like that one on the state budget will
Fk.w«TB fur all OtvanieM
have us in the joke columns.
¿V. Funeral Designs Promptly
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Montana limits the number of bill*
Terwiliiger Greenhouse
that a legislator can introduce.
Now
if they would just build a cactus fence Near Berth* Station Phone AT. 1006
around the state house in Salem and
follow Montana’s leadership, the legis
lative session might be ended in 40
IlN L E T & S a *
days.
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If you are an employer and feeling
magnanimous, remember there can be
no sentiment in business. Pay the
Social Security income tax for your
employees if you want to, but remem
ber the law say* the tax must be de
ducted from the employee’s pay.
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Now that the mid-year report cards
Cemetery
have been brought homo, it is not at
! all unlikely that there have been sev- Thirty Par Ooot
Beaumont, Tex.—Beaumont po j oral father, and son caucausses in the of Lot Receipts j
are sat aside for ,
lice made a $7,300 capture—and re : well-known woodshed.
Perpetual Cara j
ceived a $2 reward.
Two professional bondsmen from
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FREE INFORM ATION
Houston asked two Beaumont detec
BurM Rervte*
on
tives to find a Negro who had
Jumped bond of $7,300. Faced with
forfeiture of the bond, they were
concerned.
The two detectives picked up the
fugitive's trail and soon arrested
him.
The bondsmen were elated.
In
token of appreciation they handed
each olficer a $1 bill.
Chinon, France. — Angered by
what she considered excessive taxes
on her residence, Mme. Du Fau,
forty-seven, living at Valiers, burned
it down and herself in it.
She warned authorities she in
tended to avoid payment by burn
ing the house down and commit
ting suicide at the same time. She
made good her threat, choosing a
time when the firemen were having
thpjj. annual banquet, wliicli her fire
broke up.
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V IS IT BEAU TIFU L
W E S T HILLS M E M O R IA L P A R K
Angered at Heavy Taxes,
She Burns House, Dies
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Bondsmen Save $7,300;
Police Given $2 Reward
from the heavy taxes on
is forecast through bills now
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prominent on calendars of Congress
Announcement conies from Salem and the 43 etate legislature* convening
that Earl Snell. Secretary of State, this year, says information reaching
favors the elimination o f the $1.00 fee C. J. Rarncs. local manager for Gan-j
in connection with the renewal of o p -, oral Petroleum Corporation, from A.
orator's licensed.
He also proposes H. DcFriest, vice president and gen-1
having the renewals come only once eral sales manager of this major oil j
in three years instead of every two ¡company of the West,
years as now provided.
The state-
Chief among the tax relief proposals
ment came in answer to an inquiry ig repeal o f the “temporary ga*oline
from Morton Tompkins of the Oregon taxes imposed as emergency measures
8tate Grange who Inquired a* to Mr. by the federal government and several j
Snell's position in connection with the of the states.
repeal of the $1.00 operator * renewal
•Three temporary' taxes exacted
fro.
about 250 million dollar* from the mo
torist* of the country last year,” says j
There are 12.657 mile« of electrical the General Petroleum official, who
transmission lines in the Pacific point« out that in 1929 the average
Northwest state«.
tax per gallon of gasoline in the
United States was 3.5c per gallon,
while it now stand* at 5.3c. an in -;
croa*c of 50 per cent.
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Scrav/ls Story of Death
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Tax Relief Now
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