The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, March 12, 1926, Image 1

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    T he G ate C ity
VOL. XXIV.
NO. 5.
BIG IOWA CARAVAN LOUT BOOKii NOT SACRED
LOOKS ID MALHEUR SAYS MR. M M
journal
NYSSA, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAR H 12, 1926.
«1.M PER
Having, I trust, conclusively shown
also on the compensation and work­
ing conditions of postal employes.
that the Apocryphal books form no
Ho is ranking member (next to
part of the canon of ¿Scripture, I
Chairman) of the Committee on Ctvil
come to this question in a similar
Service, with 11 members, and, as
form, viz., Have we now the com­
such, has charge of the Civil Service
Retirement Pension Bill.
plete canon in our possession? For
it is undeniable that there have been
Tho Senator Is also ranking mem­
Gate City Journal;
other books etc., o f more or less Record of His Achievem ents ber of tho Committee on Claims,
which
posses on all claims coming be­
The
Journal’s
“
Facts
vs
Theory"
value, which are actually referred to
H. L. WALKER REPRESENTS
Delegation
from Three Conn lies
fore Congress.
During F iv e Y e a rs in Senate
in the 1st column, page 2, issue of in the Bible, but which have long
HUNDRED FAMILIES WHO
Secure« Relief for Agrloulture,
Make Petition for Immediate Coe­
the 26th ultimo, seems to indicate a since been lost.
MAY LOCATE HERE.
When Mr Stanfield became Senator,
Basis of C an did a cy.
st ruction of New Road.
on March «, 1M1, agriculture was de­
disposition not to understand, and,
These are: “ The Book of the Wars
pressed, prices were down and many
if possible, not to permit anyone of the Lord.” (Num. 21:14.)
“ The
Hie Important Committee Plaoee Help banks In western agricultural communi­ STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
ties were on the verse of ruin. Although
else to understand.
As I trust I Book of Jasher (Joshua 10, IS; &
an expert on agriculture and livestock,
Oregon to Get Aid It Needs
SAYS SURVEY WILL BE MADE
have patience sufficient for the ob­ Sam. 1:18). “ The Book of Nathan
Senator Stanfield found that the senior­
IN NEAR FUTURE.
For State Development.
duracy, however apparently wilful, the Prophet” (1 Ihron. 29,29.) ‘ The
ity rule greatly handicapped him In his
efforts to have an emergency tariff bill
I hope to be indulged in a further Book of Gad the Seer” (1 Chron.
parsed. Because no tariff bill eoverlr-t
More Settlers Are Needed on Fertile
letter to my purpose in building this 29,29). “ The Prophesy of Ahijah the
Portland, March 11. (Special»—Mak­ solely agricultural duties had over been
Lands in County to Develop Re­
ing, on behalf of Senator Robert N. parsed by Congress, ho found tho Com­
foundation, or setting forth clearly Shilonite’
(2
Chron.
9,29.)
“
The
sources Long Overlooked.
mittee on Finance opposed to tho enact­
and distinctly ‘ THE FACTS”—see­ Visions of Iddo the Seer” (2 Chron. I Stanfield, due acknowledgment of the ment of such a law. Senator Stanftold do-
'
assistance rendered him In Congress voted weoko of effort to portraying to
ing I have championed “ THE BOOK
by the other members of tho Oregon the Eastern members of this Cornmitteo
With the knowledge of these lost j delegation. Senator Charles L. MoNary the actual conditions which made it im ­
A delegation
from the Central
H. L. Walker, realtor from At­ OF TRUTH.”
It is not an uncommon thing for books the question is naturally ask - 1 und Representatives W C. Hawley, possible for farmers and livestock men Oregon Highway association, includ­
lantic, Iowa, who may bring
tmUce a profit on their product, because
how can
assure ourselves
ourselves as
a«, N
J' stnnott-
c - N- McArthur,
now de- to
Malheur,
hundred Iowa families to Malheur the inspired writers of the New Tes­ ed
ea, now
can we
we assure
ceased,
and Maurice
E. Crumpacker.
butter from Now Zealand, eggs from ing representatives from
county in the near future, spent tament to give in writing, for the to the completeness o f the Bible as Hon. E. D. Cusick, manager of tho Chinn, tinned beef from Argentina and Harney and Deschutes counties, ac­
othor
products
wore
being
sold
In
tho
U.
last week here checking up lands first time, verbal utterances of some we now have it, (In the King James Gtanfiold campaign, gavo to tho press 9 at prices lower than like American complished its mission at the meet­
or satisfy ourselves that ■ tho state today a statement of the products brought Tho tr.fluontinl Chair­ ing of the Btate highway commission
open to homestead entry, and list­ of the O. T. saints; for example (the Version),
•
u_ _ i.
.
i Senator's record of services during the man of the Finance Committee, Boise
The Penro3e of Pennsylvania, was only par­ held in Portland Saturday. The road
ing farms under the Warm Springs one quoted by the Journal) in Jude, in it we have the whole revealed flyc yoars he ha8 held oftlcc
that await homeseekers.
He also 14, (which the Journal quoted cor­ will of God ? Out o f this question complete statement, it Is announced, tially convinced, however, until one day has been designated and a prelimin­
will be Issued shortly in pamphlet Senator Stanfield, In riding through ary survey promised in the very
visited Bums to get an idea of ex rectly this time), as follows: “ And two others naturally arise:
Pennsylvania and Now Jersey, pointed
First, What was the real nature for™ f°r general circulation Tho fol- out
The first survey will
to him cubbage rotting tn the fields near future.
is tint; conditions in Harney county Enoch also, the seventh from Adam,
of these,
saying, Be- and purport of those lost books?
|y"t£ f
Hgh'ts^f Mr*' Stanfield's because it could not compote in price bo made from Vale to Harper.
as well. Mr. Walker is the second ptophesied
with cabbage imported from Denmark
cometh with ten
Second, how was the canon of the record In the senate:
promotor who has been sent to this hold, the Lord
Quick Action Urged
nprt Holland. Shortly thereafter, on May
1921, the Emergency Tariff Act was
thousand of his saints/ ( I sug» Bible settled?
Splendid Committee Assignments,
J. D. Fairman, commissioner, rep­
section to obtain land data for
passed and furnished immediate relief by
gest
that
the
Journal
read
seriously
In
regard
to
the
1st
question,
it
Senator
Stanflold’s
placement
on
tho
large number o f homeseekers, who
placing substantia] protective duties upon resenting the county court, suggest­
words of seems clear, from the very brief
ln lh l Agricultural products.
ed that the Central Oregon highway
arc looking toward Oregon and par­ the next verse or tw ^ -th e
Obtains Loans for Farmers.
| references found in Scriptures, that United States Senate:
ticularly Malheur county.
L. H. Enoch s prophesy.)
In order to remedy the condition of be located as soon as possible thru
I call attention again to the words there were certain books written by
1. Public Lands and Surveys, hundreds of banks in smaller- western the Vale and Owyhee projects. The
Schwiger was a visitor last month,
(Chairman).
towns, suffering from agricultural repres­
sent here by a Minneapolis club of quoted. It will be noted that not a prophets and others which have not
2. Finance, (most powerful and lm sion, Senator Stanfield introduced a bill right-of-way can now be had with­
hint is given of any “ Book of En- found a place in the canon o f Scrip-
prospective settlers.
authorizing
the War Finance Corpora­ out trouble, but if the commission
portant of all Senate Commit­
tion to moke agricultural loans.
The waits until these developments have
och” nor that his prophesy was tures.
We are not actually told
tees ).
Good Agricultural Outlook
became law Aug. 24, 1021, the War
3. Civil Service, (next to Chair­ Act
General agriculture never had a WRITTEN, nor is there any record what their purport was, nor why
Finance Corporation authorizing the mak­ progressed, a location for the road
man).
ing of loans to the amount of $478,000,- will be expensive.
For about 20
brighter outlook in Malheur county in the whole of the O. T., of this they were allowed to disappear as
4. Claims, (next to Chairman).
•> 00 , actually ndvanoing $208,000,000 of
than it has now, in the opinion of prophesy of Enoch’s. Will the Jour­ they have done; while other books,
6. Post Offices and Post Roads. this amount In western agricultural and miles the highway will have to run
livestock loans dul.ng 1021-1922 In order through these projects and the high­
(8rd member In 16).
a local banker.
An abundant sup­ nal tell us that Jude has therefore including the canon, and older than
Surely the Holy they, have been preserved. It seem Stanfield and Oregon Appropriations- to asslrt the banka and local loan asso­ way will be of advantage to the
ply o f irrigation water is assured made a mistake?
affected to securo quick relief
During Senator Stanfield’s five ciations
under the Act, Senator Stanfield t ra v e ­ settlers, as it will afford them a
the farmers through the upper coun Spirit is free to give a revelation however, safe to assume that thej years'
of service In the U. S. Senate, led through the west in 1921 and visited
for
the
first
time
in
the
N.
T.
con­
were
of
a
purely
local
and
limite<
means of transportation to market.
try and a large surplus is assured
ho has been n leading factor tn the many communities for thnt purposo.
farmers on the Warm Springs pro­ cerning something which took place nature, containing matters, for in obtaining of the following appropria­
Worked for Agricultural Credits Act.
Representatives Present
Ho was a le-adar among tho senators
stance, relating to certain experien tions for the state of Oregon:
ject. The real import of this coun­ in Old Testament days.
Among those present at the meet­
who
secured
the
passage
of
tho
Agricul­
(Totals
for
Five
Years—1921-1926
)
And while I am about this, it may ces in the wanderings of the Israel
try is just beginning to be realized.
F- dcrnl Aid Highways......... $6,536,594 tural Credits Act of March 4. 1923 The ing of the commission was J. D.
This spring will be the start of a be expedient to state some further ites (Nuin. 21:14) and incidents ii Forest Roads and Trails...... 6,701 087 law permits loans to be made through Fairman, Harper, Judge A. I. John­
Intermediate Credit Banks operating In,
facts
in
regard
to
Apocrypha
and
the life of Joshua (Joshua 10, 13) Rivers and Harbors ........... 7.3*6,OoO conjunction
new and more prosperous era for
with Farm Loan Banks to son, representing the Harney coun­
9,631,000 extend credit for a period of six months ty court; Archie Gowan, president
David (1 Chron. 29:29) Solomon I Reclamation ............
fanners of our country and their Those Lost .Books.”
Indian
Affairs
.......................
2,118.547
to
three
years
on warehouse receipts to*
Apocrypha is the name given four­ Chi on. 9,29) etc., which it was net
prosperity will be reflected through
Crater Lake National Park. .. 292,750 Cooperative Marketing Associations and of the Central Oregon Highway as­
teen
books,
spurious
books,
for
the
ther
necessary
nor
desirable
to
navi
other apt (cultural organizations
’ ’„.proved conditions and a larger
sociation and Judge R. W. Sawyer,
Stanfield Bill for Loans on Homes.
Total ............ ......................$32,696,978
volume of business for Vale.
For TRUTH is that no living person included tn the permanent wt tir.p
representing the Deschutes county
Senator
Stanfield
is
the
author
of
leg­
A grand total exceeding all Federal islation now before Congress to provide court.
city business to prosper, farm pros­ knows exactly by whom or when i.f Scripture. Cor, in the Scripture
appropriations
for
Oregon
from
ita
Government-supervised
loans
at
low
perity is necessary, and agriculture .hey were written. The word is a it should ')•• remembered we hav
admission to statehood unttl 1921.
rates of Interest and favorable torms of
is the basis of all prosperity for Greek one meaning ‘hidden” or “ se­ n -t by anv n.eaps all the details in
payment to homo owners, and Says: “ Tho
Senate Seniority Helps.
cret” and probably adopted because the lives and doings of the Ho
States which re-elect thotr sonat.irs bankers, and industry through them, ho,»**
this county.
the date, origin, and authorship of brews, but, a divinely condense! and representatives have a far greater ^»ecured relief through tho Federal Re­
serve Banks; farm loans have been pro­
Diversified Farming
.he most of them to say the least, summary of those doings includim influence In governmental affairs and vided at low rates of interest and long
“ Diversified farming is the key
. . .
...
. . . ,,
obtain much larger
appropriations and time through the Federal Farm Loan
s very doubtful. The date of some only
those
things
which
would
servi
othef
Federa,
aM
^
P
thoe(,
Btatee
to agricultural
success,”
in the
system; intermediate credits have been
of them is supposed to be a few the divine purpose, as distinctly in which do not follow this course. The provided for carrying agricultural pro­
opinion of 0. E. Carman, dairyman
enturies B. C., while others were dieated in 2nd Tim. 3, 16; and b( renson for this is tho seniority rule ducts until favorable markot conditions
and rancher.
“ On a number of
obtain; but the city homo ownors, who
evidently written very much later. “ Profitable for doctrine, for reprool ° f Congress, which requires every now pay the highest price named for all they
Secretary of Interior Work was
farms tributary to Vale, the cow,
.
..
,
. .
senator and representative to start in must buy, have been afforded no relief
Some of them, particularly the books for
correctin,
for instruction
n
the hog and the hen are now play­
It is time these workers woro provided asked by the senate sub-committee
of the Macacbees, may and do con- righteousness.” • And,
everything
with easy means of securing homes and considering the interior department
ing their part in bringing a steady
lain excellent history; but, generally which did not serve this great pur­
paying for them."
revenue and their importance can­
This bill provides for a system of appropriation bill to submit an am­
peaking, they consist of a great pose was omitted, even in the lives
Home Loon Banks supervised by the endment changing the present lang­
not be over-emphasized.”
deal of legendary nonsense,
with of God’s people. Albeit, many mat­
Government, with t>ond- issuing power, uage in the measure making state
Mr. Carman has been engaged in
similar*to that of the Land Bunks.
some gross historical errors.
They ters of detail, interesting enough in
financing for settlers
a condition
farming here for several years, and
Oregon 8hould Control Her Resource«.
were never really acknowedged by themselves, may well have been re­
Perhaps Senator Stanfield’s biggest precedent
to construction of the
he declares that there has never
fight Is based on the demand that the
the orthodox Jews or the Christian corded in uninspired contemporary
been a brighter outlook than now
Government shall recognize the principle Vale, Baker and Owyhee projects.
church to be canonical, inspired, or books.
that the resources of the withdrawn and The provisions
of tho amendment
exists.
reserved public lands within the lifiki of
authoritative.
Josephus, who was
So that, when we read such an ex­
Oregon are really the property of the which the committee would accept
bom in the year A. D. 37, and was, pression as, “ Now the rest of the
State. All revenues obtained from tim­ were definitely outlined to him and
therefore, a contemporary
of the acts of Solomon, first and last, are
ber or othor sales or from the utilization
no mention of state
of
these lands should he paid to tho they involve
apostles, wrote in his work against are they not written in the book of
State, he Insists, In lieu of taxes that aid.
Apion, book 1, Sec. 8, as follow s: Nathan the prophet, and in the pro­
these areas would pay if In private own­
Tho amendment which Mr. Work
ership.
Respecting this vital problem,
We have not an innumerable multi­ phecy of Ahijah the Shilonite, and
Senator Stanflled says:
“ As Chairman must submit, if he does not wish
tude o f books among us, disagree­ in the visions of Iddo the Seer.”
of the Senate Committee on Public the altering of the bill in regard to
Lands and Surveys, I maintain that the
The county court met in regular ing from and contradicting one an­ That, in addition to the inspired re­
natural resources of Oregon belong to these projects to be taken out of his
session on the first Wednesday of other (as the Greeks have), but only cord, there were other, and possibly
the people of Oregon and not to the Gov­ hands entirely, would provide for ad­
ernment
I am lending the fight to es­
twenty-two
books,
which
contain
the
fuller, accounts of that strange and
this month with Judge H. Lee Noe,
tablish
Oregon’s light to use the revenues vancement of $500,000 from the fed­
Commissioners J. D. Fairman, Har­ records of all the past times; which wonderful man's life; while the very
from these resources to develop the State eral reclamation fund over a three-
and to reduce materially the taxes now
per, and C. H. Oxman, of Jamieson, are justly believed to be divine; and words used seem clearly to imply
year period to be used in demon­
burdening our people.”
present.
Routine business and the how firmly we have given credit to that the Scripture record contained
strating the practicability o f federal
Has Worked Hard for Oregon'«
these
books
o
f
our
own
nation
is
all that God eared to preserve for United State« Senator Robert N. Stanfield ,
Reclamation Projects.
passing of bills was taken care of.
assistance to settlers.
Of that
Senator Stanfield has worked unceas­
Mr. Fairman made a brief report on evident by what we do; for during our „ admonition. .
ingly for the success of Oregon’s Irriga­ amount not more than $3000 could
.
.
.
,
i
;
*t
the
foot
of
a
committee
and
stay
Moreover, when we think of the thore unt„ tho dpath retirement or tion projects. Being In full accord with be advanced to any individual settler.
his trip to Portland where he rep­ so many ages as have already pass­
the attltudo of the senior Senator from
resented the court at a meeting ed, no one has been so bold as ei­ marvellous career o f the Israelites, resignation of a senior member per Oregon,
The sub-committee in charge of
Charles L. McNnry, Chairman
with the state highway commission, ther to- add anything to them, to from the earliest days of their his- raits him to advance a grade. This of the Senate Committee on Irrigation the interior bill decided to give Sec­
and Reclamation, he favors the active
to the time of their dispersion, "¡¡¡» h“ “ 0
regarding the Central Oregon high­ take anything from them, or to make tory
, 1
.
. . . . . .
mlttoes have as many as 17 members. continuation of the reclamation of our retary Work’s » amendment priority
way.
Publication o f the delinquent any change in them.”
the wonder is, not that there were ^ generally takes years before a new arid lands until i-very irrigable acre In over the McNary amendment ap-
So that it is quite clear on the some half-dozen books outside the senator can obtain the chnlrmnnshlp OrT nn 18 reduced, *n <,u* time, to cuitt- proved
tax list was awarded the Malheur
yesterday
by 22 western
Only
Enterprise, as the county official testimony of Josephus that, although Bible, containing partial records of of an Important committee.
Since Stanfield entered th.- Semite, ap- senators, so long as it adheres
th it unique
uni-iue people,
m-oole but
but that
that we
we nave
have outr(.nk
twenty-two
Republican
Senators
now proprtnM .ns amounting tn $8,<T3t,oofl hnv« strictly to the outline transmitted to
paper.
The legal will first appear some of the apocryphal books may that
gp,,,,,,,,.
Stanfield
In s-nlnr
been <jblntn--d fi <>m the Government for .,
, .
.
, .
- _
in the issue of March 20th. E. M. have been written then, neverthe­ not heard of many more such books.
r. i v
1 in "regon
the interior head. As a result o f a
Senate Committees Control
Blodgett of Nyssa, district attorney, less, no attempt had been made up In any case, it is evident that those;
3acks up m Nary in Federal Aid for discussion which lasted the entire
Legislation,
also met with the court on Wednes­ to the time o f the apostles to in­ that are named were made to serve
As one of >o th?*,,!*kTnwledged
leader«
day non/itii
“ WaS
decided
that the Prmctlce
The leading committees of tho Sen
clude any of them among the sacred the divine purpose for the time b e-'
... .no »V.. *
1 , .
. I 1 r\ (
in »
(La
one rnf oru’a Ml/tAm.
day.
ate and House control all legislation among the 22 senators representing 11 of accepting the secretary’» recom­
western
stntes,
who
organized
on
Moreh
ing, as outside and independent evi­ This is because It Is Impossible for
For years there has been a road Scriptures.
mendations on the appropriation bill
Moreover, had the Septuagent dence of, the TRUTH of what the Congress to consider thousand« of 3, 1926, with Senator MeNary presiding, should be observed in form at least,
in the Big Bend district which for
Senator Stanfield Joins in opposing in­
bills Introduced (In the lout Congress terior Department’« demand that settlor; even though in this instance the
3 miles runs on the boundary line translation really contained these prophet wrote.
on federal irrigation project«, Including
A very striking instance o f this tho number was 10,884) without flrnt Oregon,
between Oregon and Idaho. It has apocryphal books in the days of our
must be financed by the State change In the bill will probably con­
referring thorn to committees for con­
been claimed by neither Malheur Lord, and, with that addition, been occurs in Joshua 10, 13 in connec­ sideration, report anil recoinmendo and not by the O vernment. This finan­ flict with
Work’s own
personal
cial
a
Id,
Stanfield
maintains, should come
nor Canyon county, in Idaho, and at all generally acknowledged among tion with the sun standing still, n tlon. The chairman of a lending sr-n out of the fedcial re<
views.
J
imotion
fund,
whleh
has not been kept up. Through the the Jews as a sort o f Authorized circumstance which has been at ate committee possesses great power on June 30 1925, had a balance of $131,-
The principal difference between
over legislation because he elf cldcs, as
99 on bend
efforts o f Tom Welsh of Big Bend Version (as some allege) it is na­ tacked and discredited more, prob­ a rule, the order In which bills shall 498.282
As a result, the Interior Department the amendment which has been re­
and the county court o f Malheur, it tural to assume Christ would have ably, than any other Bible account be considered.
His judgment also has abandoned its demand for State aid quested from Work and the McNary
has just gained recognition, and will raised His voice in solemn protest by some as to its improbability, and usually determines which bills shall and has agreed to use $600,000 of the amendment is that the former places
reclamation fund for the purpose of
of including by others as to its impossibility, op be reported out for the Senate to act making
be jointly cared for by this county against the impiety
experimental loans to .settler« on the authorization to aid settlers on
on.
them in the sacred canon; but in­ SCIENTIFIC grounds.
certain project« over a period of throe the new projects out of the reclama­
and Canyon.
Stanfield s Committees Big Asset for year».
The Holy Spirit, however,
who
Thursday the court was to have a stead of this no protest whatever
tion fund on a three-year experi­
Oregon.
• Helped Pa«« Federal Highway Act*
Senator Stanfield Is Chairman of
As a member of the Committee on Po«t mental basis,
special meeting with directors of is raised. And although there are, foreknew that there would come in
while Senator Mc­
and Post Hoads, Senator Stan*
the Warm Springs district for the in the N. T. about 263 direct quota­ the last days scoffers (2 Peter 3 the Committee on Puhll'’ Lands and Office«
field was a leader In scouring the passage Nary proposed to make the arrange­
Surveys,
one
of
the
lending
Commit
purpose of getting at some solution tions from, about 370 allusions to, 3) who would disbelieve thin won toea of the Senate, with 14 members of the Federal Highway Art on Novem­ ment definite from the outset.
o f the problems o f assessments and passages in the O. T., yet amongst derful story, actually anticipated |
commttf»'' lfl of V!'st Importance ber 9, 1921 The Act provided for the
In the event Secretary Work balks
present designation of a system of Fed­
land values in the district, which all these there is not a single refer­ ijch objections by referring at th-1 to Oregon and the other ten western eral aid to Highways in the various at the suggestion o f tho sub-com­
have been recently foreclosed for ence, either by Christ or His apos­ rime to an outside. w.ifnspir'd cor.- «tatea because It handles all legisla­ states, and carried an Initial appropria­ mittee the McNary amendment will
writings. temporary writer, who hod recorded tion dealing with conservation, reser tion of $75,000,000 He procure'! Inclu­ be substituted for the state-aid pro­
taxes.
It seems that under the ir­ tles, to the apocryphal
ration, uac and disposal of public sion of forest road« In this Act, with an
appropriation of $15,^00,000 — tho first viso.
rigation district laws, the district Thus we see how the Holy Spirit has that very circumstance, the writer lands
anricipated
in
more
ways
than
one,
He has the distinction of being, with large appropriation for forest roads pass­
being none other than Jasher the
has to assess land to the record
The general accord between mem­
exception the only Senator from ed by Congress Since Senator Stanfield
owner, which is now the county. against the altering o f the Scrip­ Upright, who from his name would o • r - Pacific
the Senate, Oregon has received bers of the sub-committee and the
Coast State tn he made a entered
the Government $13,237.681 for high­ western senators today made It ap­
However, the county has no funds tures, by the pen of Moses, who had scarcely be suspected of writing member of the Commltte-' on Finance from
ways and forest roads
with which to pay irrigation as- Spirit-given visions of the unknown anything but the truth.
—the most Important and powerful of
parent from the beginning that the
For Roo«av«it Military Highway.
The economic value of the Ro*>«rv*lt state-aid condition was
sessments, and under the general past wrote the first warning (as
But, it would be PS absurd to sup­ all tl»e Senate commlttr-f a—In the pant
doomed.—
Military Highway to the whole State of
sixty
years
This
committee
has
17
laws, lands belonging to the county given in my last letter) and Solo- pose that those lost books once form­
Thl« Oregonian.
mem)» ra, handles all tariff and tax Oregon cann-d he overestimated
mon, the wisest man that ever lived, ed a part of the sacred canon mere legislation and all hills portalnlng to highway should be completed at the earl
are not on the tax rolls.
|e*»t possible moment beonutc of the great
At the last moment Ed. R. Coul­ the second, and John, to whom was ly because they are referred to in the tnonme of the Government
.1. v«" ¡.fn! nf It will bring, porti* ulnrly
Fttr T rade
n j to
Senator S’ aufbld racks third on the .11 If Western Or.»<m A h nearly all of
Nearly 10,000 tnsrten and fox N r
ter, attorney for the district, was _ granted such marvellous revelations ‘ be Scripture - ‘ t would be to gay
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(Concluded on page 4.)
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It was postponed indefinitely.
Now for the LOST BOOKS.
(Concuded on page 4 )
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SENATOR STANFIELD’S
SERVICES TO OREGON
FARM OUTLOOK IS SfllGR
STATE AID PROVISO
FOR PROJECT DOOMED
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