October ». 19521
-THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
for What It's Worth
OUR DEMOCRACY
By CLIFFORD P. ROWE
Forest Grove, Ore.
I have almost come to the condu- J
I ngenuity has helped to lighten many of the tasks
sion that the increase in crime and
THAT MAKE UP THE JOB OF THE HOMEMAKER.
crookedness is due to the fact that
the crook takes his work much more
seriously than
does the honest
KEEP OREGONGREEN
man. Those stand­
ing for what is
good seem to do
z
so only on a part |
time basis and
then only when |
need reliable
their personal se­
answers to your"crisis
curity i s con­
questions" this year!
cerned.
. . . get them in
For example,
gambling in Ore- ;
gon is supposedly I
T hese modern homemaking
THE
j illegal. If you or I should stage a
aios . the equivalent of
C hristian S cience
poker game in our home with money
'MANY HANDS* HAVE GIVEN
¿M onitor
I on the table, we would be laying our­
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MORE LEISURE, GREATER
selves open to a raid, arrest and pros-
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FREEDOM IN THE HOME —
Often referred to as "o
j ecution.
On the other hand, if we
FOR THE DEVELOPMENT
newspaperman's news­
I want to wager our cash on dogs ot
OF CLOSE FAMILY
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paper" the MONITOR
| horses, it is legal and we have the
RELATIONSHIPS.
covers the world wit th a t
| blessing of the state.
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network of News Bureaus
Why is this so? It’s very simple.
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and correspondents.
Those sponsoring legalized track gam-
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; bling were smart enough to tie the
Order a special intro­
revenues in with the financing of
ductory subscription
j county fairs. Fairs are good—gam­
today — 3 months for
bling is bad; but since the gambling
$3 You'll find the
I revenues relieve us of the need of
MONITOR "must"
1 digging deeper into our pockets to
reading and os necessary
I finance county fairs, we come to the
as your HOME TOWN
i satisfying but illogical conclusion that
PAPER
gambling becomes good.
In other words, all the clever crook
has to do is to connect his illicit prac­
tice with something that will sup­
The Christian Science Monitor
One, Norwoy St , Boston 15, Moss , U.S.A.
posedly lighten the tax load and he is
T his fuller , sharing of family interests , in turn ,
almost certain of favorable legisla­
Please send me on introductory Moni­
HAS ENCOURAGED A NEW SPIRIT OF PARTNERSHIP IN
tor subscription—76 issues. I enclose >3.
tion. It would be just as appropriate
spending - and in planning together , through
to make it legal to rob if a portion
LIFE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS, THE FUTURE SECURITY
of the ill-gotten gains were put aside
(nome»
OF THE FAMILY.
to fight tuberculosis or to legalize the
sale of cocaine in order to support our
(odd ress)
public schools financially.
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It seems to me that the citizens of
pies
for
the
sake
of
the
almighty
weeks
with
her
grandparents,
Mr.
and
Oregon must soon decide definitely
PB-lO
Mrs. Herbert Schroeder.
just what is good and what is bad and dollar.
then quit compromising their princi-
MILL CITY ITEMS
Lawrence Kanoff and son, Dick, who
hunted Saturday in eastern Oregon,
were among Mill City hunters to get
•ñíslíJ
a deer.
Howard Farman and Bill
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Mikkelsen also brought in their deer
last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelly were
BASSETT’S WELDING SHOP
in Portland two days last week, wher«
he was called for jury duty. Kelly is
Phone 116
Phone 1141
j local postmaster.
Branch
Store Lyons
Sweet
Home,
Philomath
Little Julie Ann Schroeder, daugh­
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Derrel Schroedet
1 of Forest Grove, spent the past two
MANYHANDS
GET YOUR QUALITY JOB PRINTING AT THE ENTERPRISE —
MILL CITY MEAT MARKET
Quality Meats and Groceries
FOOD LOCKERS
Gooch Logging Supply
FROZEN FOODS
Everything for the Logger
on
WHY
TOP GRADE FOODS
WHEN THE TRUTH IS
AT
Girods Super Market
On the Highway at STAYTON
Gum DropsOr,nre&,%k25c
Table Ready Margarine, 2 lbs.
Santiam Cut Green Beans, No. 2
Maxwell House Instant Coffee,
Small jar
39c
Flavor Pak Frozen Strawberries,
12-oz. pkg.
49c
Ho-Ma Frozen Shrimp
12-oz. pkg.
Sperry Pancake Flour, l-ib. bag
Durkees Mayonnaise
Qt
Durkees Salad Dressing
Qt
69c
49c
59c
49c
29c
White Cap Shortening, 3-lb. can 69c
Dennison Catsup. 2 bottles
29c
Fearless Chinook Salmon. Ib-can 39c
do the profit-minded out-of-state grocery chain
store and the allied Affiliated Milk Committee try
to make you believe that the substitute milk initia­
tive will protect Oregon's Dairy Farmers and your
steady milk supply ...
45c
19c
More than 80% of Oregon's Dairy Farmers (who really know the milk
business) oppose the tricky substitute initiative. They are fighting it with
every hard-earned dollar they can spare, because they know it could
threaten your steady supply of rich, wholesome milk.
%
3k
HANS LEUTHOLD, Tillamook dairy farmer, says:
"Th« milk coniumer in Oregon, o> well at ovr many »mall dairy farmer»,
should be seriously concerned over the attempt ol on out of stole
grocery chain to pass a substitute milk control initiative promoted by
them to serve their own selfish interests. YOU ore not protected under
their initiative. Oregon's $70.000,000 dairy industry so vitally im
g
Pillsbury Cake Mixes, 3 pkgs.
Lumberjack Syrup. Ig bottle
5-1 b. can
59c
35c
83c
Sweet Potatoes
25c
Wrigles Gum, carton
3 ibs.
Fancy California Lettuce.
Large heads
2 for
Radishes and Onions
25c
2 bunches 9c
M-D TISSUE. 3 rolls
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portant to our stale agriculture economy, is not protected either Your
present supply of rich, sanitary wholesome milk al present fair prices,
ond our ability to better our herds and sanitary equipment, IS PRO­
TECTED under our present FAIR low. Let's keep ill"
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HERE IS THE
TRUTH
ABOUT YOUR
PRESEHT MILK COHTROL LAW!
IT DOES ASSURE YOU ond your family a steady supply of rich, wholesome milk
of uniform, low prices the year 'round.
IT DOES AFFECT YOUR milk s sanitation and purity by giving dairy formers a
Sliced Bacon
Fancy
Beef Roast. I .S. Good grade.
Armour's Star Weiners
55c
Ib 61c
Ib 59c
ib
stable market ond so a chonce to maintain better herds ond keep moderniied
the high-priced equipment needed.
IT DOES PREVENT YOUR "»ilk »upply from falling under control of a politically
appointed one-man dictator as colled for under the out-of-state promoted
initiative. At present, a 7-man Board of Agriculture fairly administers the
GOOD Oregon Milk Control Law to your best interests.
FOR
Pay Cash
HERE
SAVE
at Girods
AT STAYTON
D O N T BE TRICKED
into repealing our FAIR MILK LAW
that has worked so well for 19 years.
Vote 333 X NO
Your steady milk supply
{
o . fgon "S,CIS
OREGON S many small
dairy farmers.
von WITH THOSE WHO KNOW
THE MILK INDUSTRY...
Vote 333 X NO!
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