MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFOKD, OREGON, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 24, 1933.
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The combined spring and fall crcft
the small farrowing In the spring of
this year.
The number of pUs saved in the
fall season of 1935, June 1 to Decem
ber 1. was estimated at 20.272.000
head, an increase of 4,750.000 head or
306 percent over the number saved
In the fall of 1934, and a decrease
of 27 per cent from the average num
ber caved from 1929 to 1933.
Farmer Makes Violins
BELLE PLAINS. Ia. (UP) For 50
years, on his extensive dairy farm.
Joseph Civis. 66, has combined the
finishes his chores, he turns to tne Alisons record for the shortest and
workbench. He sells some of his j most Uccessful deer hunt this year.
Captain Triffino Correa of the Bra.
zillan army recently faced discipli
nary action from War Minuter Joao
Gomes Riberio because be com
plained to President Getulio Vargaa
against the minister's rlstorous meth
ods with officers and troops.
of 1935 was estimated at 5 percent
below that Of 1934. The department
choicest liddles for 500.
said there Is a prospective increase
Tinnin left town at 6 a. m. the day
EXPECTED STARI
WITHNEW YEAR
Government Approval of
of 34 percent in the number of sows
to farrow in the spring of 1938 over
Deer Hunter lloaMs speed
FLAGSTAFF. Ariz. tUPi Ollfe
the deer season opened. At 7:30 a
m.. he resrhed home with a 135
pound buck.
art of farming and manufacturing
Ose Mall Tribune want ads.
fiddles. When Civis. who lives alone. Tinnin. Flagstaff barber, claims the
at
Oregon's Law Expected
Next Week Employers
of 4 or More Must Aid
SALEM. Dec. 24. p)- Administra
tion of Oregon's new development
compensation law was expected to
start shortly after the first of the
year. Immediately upon approval of
the federal government. T. Morris
Dunne, member of the state aocldent
com ml Ai on. announced here today
upon hla return from Washington.
Dunne stated the government was
expected to approve Oregon's law.
which will be tied In with federal
provisions, some time next week, and
that Oregon's proposal would be the
first approved in the United States.
The act was passed by the special
session of the legislature.
Collections from employers of four
or more persons who have worked at
least one day In 20 different weeks
will be due April 1, after which the
accident commission was expected to
collect monthly. The federal govern
ment, which receives 10 per cent of
the fund, will pay all administrative
costs,, Dunne said.
The employers must pay to the
state nine-tenths of one percent of
the payroll this next year. 1.8 percent
In 1937 and 3.7 percent In 1938. Bene
fit will start for unemployed be
ginning in 1938. The government
annually will collect .1 percent, .3
per cent and .3 percent respectively
for these three years and the 1936
amount of collections will continue
annually.
When benefits start, Dunne stated,
the unemployed, after a three-week
period, vould receive half of their
weekly payroll, with a maximum of
15 a week, for IS weeks. These
would be paid from the collection
made.
The accident commission, which
will administer the law here for the
government, will first acquaint em
ployers with the provisions of the
law and make a survey of employers
After final approval Is granted by the
government, the administration setup
will be made, he said.
OF CHRIS! TOLD
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Fred M. Weatherford, pastor-evangelist,
spoke Sunday at the Church of
the Nazarene on "The Royal Majesty
of Christ, the Infinite." drawing his
text from Luke 2:10-11. Hla message
follows In part:
"The word of the Lord Is certain
to accomplish the fulfillment of its
purpose. We catch the first gleam
of light announcing the coming of
the Son of God In the Book of Gene
sis. Centuries roll by and the proph
et. Isaiah caught anew the Lord 's
ure word of prophecy, telling of His
coming. Again centuries passed in
review until we hear the Angel of
Annunciation say to Mary, In speak
ing of the new-born Lord. Thou shall
eall his name Jesus; for He shall save
His people from their sins.'
"We- are struck with the humble
ness of the coming of this Infant
God gift; It was not only without
social distinction, but below the par
of the humblest peasant. The birth
of Christ was virtually without hu
man recognition. No respectable room
was to be found, much less a formal
reception by potentates, with a reti
nue of servant. Mary was compelled
to deliver the Saviour of the world in
a stable, unattended: so utterly alone
were they that Ood had to send a
reception committee and furnish a
speaker to give the welcoming ad
drees, but who. Indeed, of earth should
explain to the world the interweav
Ing of Diety with humanity as re
posed In the child wrapped In swad
dling clothes and lying In a manger.
Who could explain the emblazoned
signature of Bmanlel Inscribed on his
Tisage and written In his word. So
the angelic host irom heaven pre
sided that day and said to the world.
I bring you good tidings of great
Joy which shall be to all people, for
unto us la iiorn this day in the city
of David, a Saviour, which 1 Christ
the Lord.
"With his coming a new day dawn
ed on the horiroT) of time for the
world. Men who had sat and who
sit today in the darkness of their
own wisdom may now behold and
experience the light of salvation from
sin.
Notwithstanding His humble deliv
erance and the temporal poverty ol
his earthly career. He was the most
WMtlle expert of the ages. He never
posed as a statesman, yet it was said
of Him in His word, 'Of His kingdom
there shall be no end.' He never as
serted His medical credentials, yet He
Mid to His leper patient. 'Be thou
clean.' and he was restored whole.
He never matched oratorical ability
with Cicero or Demosthenes, yet It
was said of Him. 'Never man spake
like this man. He never t In the
world peare parliament halls, yet He
Is the Prince of Peace, and ail peace
originates In Him."
FALL PIG CROP
WILLSHOW GAIN
WASHINGTON. Tc. 34 T Thr
lUrtciltnr department eytimatfd thai
Mt IMS full pin crop 0'ilrt :iow
to S prcnt ln.-is over production
to lftH.
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pg ' Brings gon savings of 30 cm
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