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01111OMMSO
ASEVERE indictment of the National Labor Relations
act as it functions in practice was given in convincing
manner by C. C. Chapman, editor of the Oregon Voter, in
his address here Thursday night. The farce that the na
tional labor board has made of its hearings has been
pretty generally known over the country, but a first-hand
account, given by an exceptionally able observer such as
C. C. Chapman emphasizes the real character of these
hearings and the need for a change in the government's
labor set-up.
American people generally expect impartiality from a
government agency before which an issue is taken by
two parties in dispute. The Labor Relations boards, in
the Northwest and elsewhere, have functioned on an
amazingly partisan basis; the officials of the boards
have shown frankly that, before the hearings opened,
they had made up their minds, and they have forthwith
forced a course of the hearings that would substantiate
those premature decisions. It is as if a judge decides be
forehand that a man is guilty of an offense, and refuses
, to hear any evidence to the contrary, regardless of how
conclusive Wis. -'
In jurisdictional dismites, such as the one that has
damaged Portland for months, the labor relations board
has been impotent and worthless, as was pointed out by
Mayor Carson it the annual mayors' conference in Wash
ington, D. C.
As the public more fully realizes these features of the
l
labor 'relations. actweaknesses that are admitted by
Ilonest labor leadersits sense of what is fair and right
-,:is going to be,offended so seriously that it will refuse to
Permit the thing to continue. There are signs now that
IS getting "ted up." The cause of all concerned would
be served if the government's program in labor disputes
were placed on a fair and unprejudiced basis and made
effective in ending jurisdictional warfare.
TWO small news items of much joint significance ap
:' I peared separately in the paper the other day. ,
- One told, of the awardinrof the contract for construc-
,tion'of the Salt Creek tunnel, last major obstacle to grad-
; big completion of the Willamette highway.- -
Another. reported .a statement by the California de
partment of .public works that the Cougar-Macdoel sec
, tion o( the Weed-Elamath highway in California will be
: finished ,on September 1, 1938.
I N Here is progress on two important projects along the
rout? from Weed to Eugene via Klamath Falls, a fast and
scenic traffic artery of great potentialities.
Pheasant hunters who have ventured on the Tule lake
shooting grounds, where the duck season is closed, re
port that the ducks taunt them merrily. They figuratively
thumb their bills at the hapless hunters.
111111
ful service rendered in advertis
ing and the message of the print
ed page given in the recent evan
gelistic campaign with the Ray
burn evangelistic party.
Sincerely yours,
H. T. RUSSELL,
Sec'y Ministerial Assn.
The whelk, a mollusk found
over most of the world, bores holes
In the shells of other mollusks
with its tongue.
I ' NOW PLAYING
A RIDE FOR LIFE!
Rangers and Rustlers' ... Stampe(
Acfionl...Thrillsi...Rornancel...as
and "WHITE FLASH" Ride Devil
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Acfionl 6. Thrills!". Romcmcel as TE)C RITTER
and "WHITE FLASH" Ride Down The Most
Ruthless Rustler Gang OnfThe Border!
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By PAUL 11ALL0171:4
WASHINGTON. Nov. 19.The
" anti-lynching doings in the
senate are not as strange as they
appear.
True, the senate leaders seetu
to be remarkably composed, if
not happy. over a filibuster which
has disturbed the White House
program. True. also. there is an
atmosphere ot jovial camar
aderie about the whole filibuster
ing affair.
But if you have any apprehen
Siena that this is really a secret
filibuster against the president's
reorganization bill (which is the
only other pending business) such
suspicions should be relieved by
the following somewhat amazing
explanation of what happened on
the inside to bring about the pe
culiar situation:
It seems Leader Barkley made a
secret poll on the reorganization
bill and found be actually did not
have enough Totes to bring it up
in preference to the anti-lynching
bill. He will never admit it, and
may deny it. because it was a
bitter blow to the president's re
organization plan. Wisely he de-1
cided not to let the White House
take a defeat at the Outset of the
session. He dropped the reor
ganization bill and purposely let
the anti-lynching filibuster fun
develop.
Thus while he and the other
White House leaders are still
smiling. they are only trying to
cover up their predicament.
DEVOTION
The dental situation of the
president and vice president is
developing aspects of a major po
litical move.
When the V. P., Mr. Garner,
had two teeth pulled the same
day that Mr. R. had one yanked
out, political observers were
stumped. It could not be that
Garner was trying to outdo the
president. Perhaps it was just
another example of perfect inside
timing. The only thing sure was
that congress was not responsi
ble. because the pain was in their
teeth.
The real inside story ot it is
now being related in the congres
sional cloakroom by no less an
authority than Senator Minton,
good friend of Garner. Accord
ing to him. the V. P. personally
let it out through his swollen jaw
(the one that has been locked
since last spring) in personal con
versation. Minton quotes Garner
as saying:
Some of these yap-yaps around
here are always saying I am not
co-operating with the president.
I just wanted to show them up.
What greeter sign of devotion
could a man giveth than to tiouble
his friend's sacrifice with his
own." - -
NoteIt may be -necessary to
tell those who came in late at this
current political session that Mr.
Garner la not always serious, even
with a swollen jaw.
CENSUS FEARS
Officials have their fingers
crossed on this current unemploy
ment census. They do not know
how accurate a result they will
get from the volunteer system of
trusting people to report whether
they want more work. An Inaccu
rate result might lead to forma
tion of needless policies. Every
citizen should consider it a patri
otic duty to report his situation
fairly.
PROFANITY
Sotto voce profanity on the
democratic aides of both houses
these days would offend your ten
der non-political ears. Three
fourths of the president's con
gressional family are cussing the
special session. They know they
are not going to be able to do
anything and are afraid Mr. R.
will go on thelradio to arouse the
country against them for not do
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"We certainly ,ere hard hit in the inarkel sluinp, else
1 wouldn't still be using this old 1937 car."
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EMIR
ing 'what they cannot do.
Already republicans are mak
ing life miserable for them.
House Leader Snell has had a doz
en republican speakers secretly
prepare(' to take the floor daily
to harass them with questions ask
ing why they are not doing some
thing important about the preei
dent's program.
Average demo congressmen
thinks he is caught irretrievably
between the republican frying pan
and the White House
PERMANENT 1.0sS
The -lost report" of the army
engineers against. the little TVA's
program may remain lost. Con
gressional authorities are afraid
of finding it because they will also
Hod with it the question of how
it got lostwhich is more im
portant. The house military committee
called for the report, you may re
call. The army engineers pre
pared it. sent it to the budget bu
reau. and the bureau suppressed
it because it was not in
IMust End 66
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17, ROBERT ERY ROSALIND L
MONTGOM RUSSEL
MARIN
SYLVIA SIDNEY
ANO
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StftEMMMMirit immiQusionel
accord with the president's views.
That raised the queation ot exec
utive censorship.
Committee Chairman Mansfield
has figured a way to get around
that issue, and yet got the facts.
War t3ecretary Wooding will be
called before the committee short
ly to give the views of his de
partment, including the censored
ones of his engineers..
31011ElIN TECHNIQUE
This baby-hissing technique In
politics is really getting good.
Another congressnuin has been
clipping notices of births in his
district. To each new parent he
sends a mimeographed form let
ter: "Dear friends: I have just
learned of the arrival of a new
visitor in your home, and take
this opportunity of extending uty
congratulations. I trust you will
find the attached booklet on 'In
fant Care of help," etc., etc.
The booklet is available free at
the agricultural departtnent. The
letters are likewise sent free on
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elettrance 1151515 11514 $5 45 roll
DAVI wh
wonted to rin down
the tenements .
Thia in the lad in a mina in
which Dr. rishbein diecusees
akin and akin ailments.
lly Mt. MORRIS FISIIISEIN
E411101 Journal of the American
M 0 d a I ASPIOCIA11011 and of
Ilygein, the Health Masashi
DEOPLIC frequently sweat too
much. This condition is called
ityperhitirosis. Sometimes t It e
'tweet has a dissareenble odor.
Thitt is tailed bromodrosis. These
CO11111(10111 Ore reelly difficult. to
treat. There are people who be
lieve that if the perspiration
tastes salty. It la a sign of sick
nss. This is an error bemuse all
perspiration Is likely to be slight
ly salty.
Actually, perspiration is just a
means of eliminating water and
occasionally other substances
from the body. Usually excessiNe
meeting is associated with it nor
you' disorder and glanduisr dig
turbanees and generally it is made
worse by t he use of various strong
stimulants in the diet.
Sometimes there are disturb
ances of the structure of the body
Co that in certain areas of the
body there is an excessive amount
of sweat glends which are over
active. Occasionally a person will
perspire seriously from just one
spot behind the ear or over the
eyebrow or in some similar area.
Overcoming the nervous ten
sion and controlling the glands
of the body, and an application of
preparations to control Irritation
from the periqdretion rutty all be
of value in the treatment. Espe-1
chilly important also are solutionsl
which have the power of stopping
OXVPS8 perspiration.
Preparations which women use
to stop OICOMOVO perspiration un
der the lams usually depend on
astringents containing various
preparations of aluminum. In
some cases the use of the X.rity
will decrease the activity of the
sweat glands. Here, however.
there is the danger of producing
exceasive dryness. No such treat
ment should be undertaken ex
cept by one especially trained.
In excessive sweating of the
feet, the condition may be largely
kept tinder control by the use of
various dusting powders in the
shoes.. The sitine solutions that
are IINP(1 tO prevent sweating on
der congressional frank. Thus
the scheme furnishes an excellent
method of campaigning and per
forms a real personal service.
Perpetrator is Representative
A. P. Lanineck. Ohio. democrat,
who was not born recently.
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toned tenure he enetter spews
lftlefteli et the slums,
dor tho ems ore Moo usoftit On
tho foot.
Prudently everyone has some
characterintio mini. In ninny In.
stances otliferonn perspiration Is
tho result of vorious drugs tnken
into the body. In these flume, of
comae. tho taunt preparations for
controlling porspiration ere of
value. A gonorni study of the con
illiloli of the body may be holpfill
In raising tho bygionio level and
eliminating tho symptom. '
Ten Years
Ago
la Klamath
A LITLE dog of nondeserip
breed la LakevIew's latest
hero. Poretatent barking by the
hitherto deaolactl eilltino led a
setrilling party today to a HUMP
0( loothea under whielt Iletty and
11;1 leen Lynch. fi ituiit 8. lay clasp.
ed itt oltell other's arum, feat
asleep after having been lust for
over 1 3 hours.
Another step In the decetop
went of the Klamath bssin's new
est. fiiriii aolliontenthomostoonl
his on Tab o ittkohits been token
with tho start ot construction or
Inn howor lino extennions
California Oro lion Power coot
With ft inftgeelne telling of the
"wild neer' In hie bend a 13.
yeerold youth faces a term In the
mete reformatory after Ids con.
viction today in Juvenile court on
a charge of forgery. The youth
wee mlii to be ringIvader of it
gittig of Juvenile chock forgers.
Court House Records
(Till:11SM Y )
Complaint Filed
Julius Tschirky versus Ralph
Austad. Plaintiff seeks Judgment
on mum of 8413.50 alleged owing
under anis of potatoes and gecko.
together with intereat. F. O.
Small, attorney for plaintiff.
Divoree Decrees
Stella J. Wood versus Ellie B.
Vend. Decree by default. Plain.
tiff's former name. Stella J.
Itratton, restored.
Beatrice V. Keith versus Jamaa
E. Keith. Decree by default.
Justice Court
Mathias Sherman Welch, driv
ing while intoxicated. paid O.
Ed Callaway, assault and bat
tery. fine Net at S35.
Olney Fremont Travers. no
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