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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (April 24, 1936)
LETTERS 4 to the Editor —* I we ARE concerned with how i much GOODS our dollar will buy. | The law requires that one dollar ’ in gold be kept in reserve for each | thirty dollars in money in use. Prices are largely controlled by the amount of money available. The international bankers want our money valued in gold for a very definite reason. They BUY gold, ship it to Europe, and then what happens ? For each dollar in gold shipped out of the country, thirty dollars of our medium of exchange is forced out of circulat ion. and of course is reatorable to circulation when the gold ia re- turned. To The Editor: President Roosevelt said in his recent broadcast talk that the newspapers were full of panaceas for our economic ills and he quoted the most common one: "Restore gold to circulation and permanent ly set the value of our dollar in gold by act of Congress." Few of us care how much gold our dollar will buy. As a matter of fact, we don’t buy gold. We Since the movement of gold con- buy goods: groceries, clothing, au trols the amount of money avail* tomobiles, etc. with our money and able, and the amount of money C0al^p*een. System. Drtia Store /i~------------- L-------------------------- EAST PHARMACY 41 Special Week-End Bargains TOOTS BRUSH Ora-San . . RUBBER GLOVES Mich <n- QuaMty . . X á Ote# Made oi fraah. durable rubber WOODBURY’S «J <JC 5Oc Creams*. <5<5 25c ANACIN 4 W Tablets, 12 in Fin A / h. proof, duat- ' and damp- Friday, April 24, 1936 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page 2 75c FITCH Shampoo . . ’«•«C urm RafiM 53c MINERAL OR. F<dl AC J1.5B Keter-Bak... 75c Acteine Powder Modest "Certain-Safe”, 1ft Me Reteher j Castoria 15c M um Deodorant .. 25c Chocolate Ex-Lax 25c Hind’i Honey & Almond Cream lie 51c lotted Tooth Paste.............. Me He Jed Salts, kt Condensed 47« 25e JSJBeby Talca m............ 11c 35c Lifebuoy Shavinc Cream . 25c 25c Dr. Lyon’s Tooth Powder SI.NNnjol Lubricant........... S1.M Wildroot Hair Tonic .. WINES ALL SWEET WINES PINTS 30c Quarts 50c l/t Gals. 95c r Townsend Topics Bj Publicity Conunltteo — Ashland T uwwmmk I Club X. ■ ■ - - -— — .... movement In the history of the na- When al their first meeting the t ion Had there been any belief on the new tx>ard of directors announced pail of the enemies that there had that they would protest against the apparent efforts of the Con been any violation of any law, gressional committee to probe* the either in tht> use of the mails or the obtaining of money by false personal reputations of all connec representations. these same ene ted with the Movement, there was no purpose of hiding facts, it was mies would have resorted at once a determination to defend the to th? use of the criminal arms of the government. Constitution itself from any invas The first sessions of the inves ions by the Congress into personal tigations showed plainly that the liberty. purpose was to besmirch, if pos Admittedly, the only purpose for sible. the names of all those who which either the House or the had any part in the spreading of Senate may conduct an investigat this Movement The attack on Dr. I ion of any kind is to obtain infor Townsend, himself, by the misin- mation which might guide them U'rpretation and distortion of one in the enactment of laws. sentence of a letter, was a case in Other branches of government point. This committee spread thru are charged with the enforcement the press the suggestion thut the of laws. The people are protected Doctor was seeking "millions of from the sending of either libel dollars'* with the inference that ous or dishonest matter through he desired the money for himself the mails by the postal depart It did not permit the truth which ment. They are protected from was that he desired all such funds fderai frauds of other kinds thru not for himself, but as a means to the department of Justice. carry the message to every part of Also, admittedly, the present in tile nation. vestigation has no thought of in So the decision to protest ag vestigating the feasibility or des ainst such mususe of power is a de irability of enacting any Revolv al nst such misuse of power is a de- ing Pension Plan. It is primarily itself. It is a declaration that the designed to aid those who would | Movement has faith in American I defeat candidates wlio are in fav ism, and is determined to protect or of the Plan, and to send its ene tne traditional principles of Am mies back to Congress. erican freedom One of the tradit To do this. Congress itself voids ional rights of the people is that the Constitution which created it. Congress shall not invade other It is the boast of those who fos departments of the government ter it that the investigation will ar.d shall not us? its arbitray pow- stop the Townsend Movement, eia ti deceive the people by th»* which has obtained mor? support- spreading of scandals and libels ers in a shorter time than has i in the selfish political Interests of any other forward looking social ' its elected members. ground and heard rumblings to in* dlcate that thia wu» going to be u popular Issue this spring Anyway 119 of the 414 candidates for state, federal and district jobs in Ore gon are declaring for old age | m < h - alone. Fifty-seven of then? come out unqualifiedly for the TOwnaend Plan but th<< rest of the pension plunks only commit their sponsors to "liberal" or "adequate" pens ions Take Your Choice As To Platforms In This Election CO Nil BESS ION AL POWER Magazine Seeks Pride In Oregon SALEM Do you want lower taxes? Ar? you in favor of great er economy in government expen- di t urea? Are you of the opinion that a lot of offices, boards and commissions should be abolished ? If so step right up to primury bargain counter and take your pick These and scores of other tempting inducements are con tained in the 400-odd platforms being offered by primary candi dates in Oregon this year range of offerings may tie greater than usual but there more plutforms to pick from to the larger crop of candidates Some of the planks may lie a bit shop worn but they have all been polished up as good as new and sound «»very bit us good us some of the newer inducements that arc always being introduced in every campaign There is an especially heavy run oil old age pension planks thia year Apparently the boys und girls who ar? seeking public of flee have had their car to the describing the otuclal flag. seal. song, flower, bird, moiio and oth- er things relating to vregon .was prepare^ under the direction of C A. 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It is the I atraw hats but it took the Texan medium we use to exchange our Centennial Expositisa, S2COOO.OOO efforts for the goods we want. World'« Fair opening in Dalian, June 6 to produce an authentic 10- Therefore, since it is goods we buy gallon straw chapeau. Lucy Ann with money, money must circulate Snell demonstrate« the hat, made in direct proportion to goods, in at Laredo, Texan, of Texan straw. order to maintain stability. The gold act of 1934 took all one that we need never apologize the gold out of circulation and has for as being «canty or not dating proven definitely that it is of no back in time comparable with oth use to us in our domestic dealings, er areas of this nation," he wrote "It must De remembered that but only in foreign trade. 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