Albany Democrat-Herald from Albany, Oregon • 4

FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1932 TPXCE FOUR- 'IF ffEBTTNY DEMOCKffT-H ERSED, LBEN, OREGON how to attract customers aud howl BRAIN WORK I to keep them. Advertising speaks for you speak often 5 Did You Ever Stop to Think? By EU80N E. WAJTB Isoa tadttHDtet Aitmooa HcwipapM Publsibaa Daflj Kzcwt Suites Tba Dwcnt-BmU Pnbtbhinc Co, to W. Jatkaoa nlB.il. Croniaa.

Editor and Publiahcn ms)m iwrnr V. II. IIOBSON FORMERLY IN BUSINESS AT SCIO Intend at Albany, Orwroa. pcatoffic aa aceonal-tlasa mall. United Prase ana NBA Nawi Soli lea.

Satabliabed 18U. -Wil-I SOU, May 27. (Special) game as a conformist at the cost of sacrificing bis ideals or as a non-conformist, wbo does his best in the actual game of life but who keeps alive in- his soul a shriue, where be enthrones those ideals awl to which be pays reverence. For it is possible for one to tuke a vigorous part this buttle of life and come through it at the end with ideals untarnished. But it takes the right sort of a philospohy of lift; to do it.

This philosophy of life does not evaluate standards aud criteria as the crowd does. It sets up it owii throne and worships before it. Hum 11. iiousou; ts, wno tneu at oiu.v-1 tnnSiindav. in the mercantile business in Scio lliore than Til) years The advertising colunins of your newsiMipcr are gold niiiie of opportunity for you.

Too many people- spend too lime building uir castles. Building air castles is. no doubt, a whole lot of fun, but it doesn't bring results. fCs'v; cost SUBSCRIPTION KATES DELIVERED BY CARRIER On rr ta aavanca W-M Six saentha Jo adranca Ml Oh saoata, ia advanea BY MAIL Llna. Beaton, Polk and Liaeola counties; Marios county aoath of Turner aad Lana county aona of Junction City Ona year, ia advanca It.

8l satmtaa, la advanca Ona month. In advanca .10 Eawwaera, per year, in advanca .0 copy aa trains and MwuUnda, cent la arderins chance of addraaa auhacrlb-n ahaaM alwnyl tva old aa wU at aa- iff WHOLESOME Bjrfgr Yoor breads eontrib- rtQV health IfVVSJi well as appeal to I (WJ good appetites when ha kerf with CROWN Ar- Ort-rtm Make Makes Orca-sa ago: He was thfirst man iu Oregon with whom W. H. Young of Scio became acquainted, in June. 1.S7C.

Mr. Hobson was a charter member of the Masonic and Odd Fellow lodges at iStayton, and is said to bave been the last surviving past grand master of these two orders iu Oregon. He had also served as a member of the state legislature. TUB LIXIRY TAX and jay-driving are what makes cussing prevalent, i'l many It is brought on mostly by the square-heads, hull-heads and bone-liends who lalair under the delusion that they own tbe world and no one else bus a right on the roads. Want Ads Brine Results.

THK WET PRIMARY VOTE John N. Merriinan, editor of the Booker, Texas, News, says iu speaking to fishermen, "Do uot let yourr self get into the habit of seeing how many fish you can catch, but get into the habit of seeing how large a fish you can catch and let the smaller ones go back to their life in the wattr so they may live for the future." ckillin The development of a mutual understanding and cooperation between the cities and the rural sections does much towards the upbuilding of both. S. Government tea experts say this: 66 Teas packed in high VACUUM Those who were wise figured out their incomes, and always made their expenses less, and put the difference away for a rainy day. They are the folks who are resting easy'today.

would naturally be the best j- i method." Schilling is the Luxury tuxes played a big part in winning tbe war and they will be equally effective in balancing the budget this year of tbe nation's financial extremity. Luxury taxes do not raise the cost of food and clothing aud shelter for the poor people. The children of the needy do not feel the pinch. Rather are luxury taxes paid by persons who can afford to pay them. Luxuries are not essential to living.

One can get along without toilet preparations, furs, jewelry, candy, aoft drinks, sporting goods, mechanical refrigerators, chewing gum, playing cards and the like. But cereals and meats aud fruits are essential elements of diet. A luxury tax is a selective sales tAx. Tbis means that in these times of stress it is tbe best sort of sales tax that can be devised. And while this newspaper is not in favor of sales taxes of any kind, save as a means of last resort, it believes that if the nation must have one of some kind, it should choose one that lays'the lightest, load on the poor.

The argument against the sales tux is that It slows up business, because it tends to lessen the volume of eon-sumption of the articles faxed. Hut in as much as a sales tax seems necessary to pay among other items the deficit In our post office department and to pay the congressmen's secretaries, why, let's have the luxury tux. Trying lo run a business without the aid of newspaper advertising is Vacuum Packed Tea the only like trying to run an automobile witi out gas. Oue of the interesting developments of tbe recent primary wa the sis of the wet Tote. Because Oregon has been considered a dry state for no many yeara the part played by the wets is worthy 'of attention.

The democratic candidate for United State senator who won the nomination waa wet and he won became be espoused the wet cause. Both of hit antagonist! were men who are personally dry, although oue of them sacrificed his principle enough to let it be known that he favored resubmission of the prohibition In the Republican senatorial contest, Robernt N. Stauficld ran second to Frederic Steiwer and he ran as wet. Probably Btanfii'ld's relatively large ot waa won because be was notoriously and In tbe Republican congressional race In the First district, the successful candidate is reputed to be wet In bis leanings, but it is not likely lhat tbe liquor Issue was an Important factor iu hi victory, although his opponent is a 100 per ifiit dry, per-aonally and politically. It ia not' likely that Oregon Is a wet state.

But it Is avidi-nt that the wet sentiment Is gaining. We say this, because It is Important at this time when a vote on the repeal of Oregon's slate bone dry lay Is going to be an issue in the November campaign, one that kept fresh in the 1 A great luck of interest iu city is openly manifested in the aver Ege city election by the people BEHIND THE SCENES IM Government tests. A lira iff Fresh, are most concerned in its welfare. It is. not always the unkind people BAPTISTS END SESSION BEXD.

Or May from US Baptist churches of Oregon closed their annual convention here today after selecting Eugene as the 11133 convention city. Iates of the Eugene session will be fiiceil later. Sealed In raemum jut like your cottee. who say bard things. FY DUTCHER WITH RQDN Business pites to a city that knows OH filU at least, has accumulated no delegate strength which puts him in advance of the "favorite son" group.

Those most often mentioned are Newton D. Baker of Ohio, Governor Ritchie of Maryland, and Owen D. Young. Unless something is done about Aa- it in the meantime, none of the New settlers on the old l.inulinveu orchard true! huve nuined their community "I'li'iisu nt Valley." It is a flue name of which the community is worthy. Hut there are hundreds other pluees in Linn county us deserving of ANOTHER THEORY SHATTERED trio will appear on the first convention ballot except Ritchie, who will have the 16 delegates from Maryland.

Fast Work Required TT would seem that some fast, J- smart and well-planned manipulation will be required In order to discount Roosevelt's big plurality of delegates. The Roosevelt" forces are only whistling to keep up their courage when they say It. can't be done, but it may not be done and the old political adage that "you Memorial Iny will he here in few days. The and serious American cilixen will be able to find many problems lo ponder over but not many of us will do so, because we do not like to face the fuels. can't beat somebody with nobody" has not yet lost all its force in Harvey Sturkweather was ahead yeslerduy by votes in his close fougrcKsiunn! race with Pelzcll.

But perhaps the latter will find hope in the number. It seems that our editorial of a few days ago attempting to give an alibi for the few errors that creep into this paper only gets, us into more hut water. Apprcfcifliali'iy a this paper advanced the idea that with player of equal ability, over a long scries of cribhage games, the results would run back and forth like the' recent election returns between Haw-ley and Mott, Now comes a cribbage club of this city, which since last August has played 050 games, to claim that its records, accurately kept, have exploded our theory. The players concede equal ability and far be it from us to attempt to decide such a delicate question, but the result of this series of games is, that two partner at all times have been in the lead of the other two and at this writing stand thirty-tour games to the goodv If we were not politic and did unt wish to avoid trouble, we might suggest that tbis approximate difference BY RODNEY DUTCHER i MSA Service Writer WASHINGTON. The one thing which seems to have been assured by the recent Democratic presidential primaries la a hot time in Chicago at the end of June.

It looks more and more like a dog fight. It seems very unlikely that Governor Roosevelt of. New York can win. on the first ballot and not unlikely that he. will be lost in the shuffle while the leaders get their beads together and decide which Democrat they want to oppose Hoover.

Uncertainties Dominate TJNCEHTAINTIES now domi-nate the whole picture, but at thjbame time it is too early to assume that the New' York governor is due to be licked simply because he ran more poorly than he was expected to in California. Massachusetts and Pennsylvania. Some of tbe uncertainties may be resolved In his favor. There Is no question, for Instance, that Roosevelt will have a better chance to be nominated than Al Smith, who is expected to have the next largest number of delegates on 'the ffht ballot, or Speaker Jack Garner, who probably will run third. Precedent May Be Broken T00SEVELT will have at least 1 four times as many first ballot delegates as Garner, it now appears, and from to times as many as Smith.

One cannot recall any political convention where the leading candidate entering so far ahead of his next nearest opponent failed to land the nomination. Even with Roosevelt out of the picture, there- would be little or no chance of Smith's nomination, and Garner's prospects wouldn't be much brighter. The religious issue, which caused the party so much trouble in 192S, militates effectively against Smith, while Garner's victory in California has failed to reluflate the boom for him which was going strong before he lost control of the House In the tax fight. Baker, Young, Ritchie HPHAT means that the anM-Roosevelt leaders must biiild lip auother candidate who to lUlt, The dispatches tell us that New York citixens ait' sweating. Evident l.v Jimmy Wulker has lots of company.

Before the introduction of thetics. patient were known to die oi sheer fright' while 'waiting their turn to be operated on. this fight. The most important question now is the extent to which the non-Roosevelt votes at Chicago will turn out to be anti-Roosevelt votes. How many of them can be held In line.

by the antl-Roose-velt crowd, how many can- be nabbed by the Roosevelt managers and how many "favorite son" delegates will stand in their track to the end? A Roosevelt Problem TPKERE'S also the question how" long and under what circumstances Roosevelt delegates can be held in line. But lhat again inspires the thought that the anti-Roosevelt leaders must dish up an attractive candidate for whom there would be something like a concerted leap. A rough guess now is that Roosevelt will show up mor than 500 votes. His enemies hope Doc Rockwell Says: of five per cent was the difference in playing ability, but baviug a family to support and uot feeling exactly prepared for another world, we refrain from such Comment. We still iusist Another C50 games should prove our theory and perhaps they will.

Only "they or a woman could decide which of the two plays the better game, and there is no woman in this foursome. 1 jiuey can count on bdoui to I hold out against him. leaving I about 200 to be scrambled for. I The probability Mill Is that a majority 5 7S will mean nomina IIS HOLDING ONE'S IDKAI.S SUPER-OCTANE GASOLINE tion tor nooseveti or any otner candidate who gets it, regardless of the two-thinls rule. And once more you wind up impressed with the probable great Importance of the 9 4 votes from New York which uni-M- the nii't rule, expects to c.xsi t-n bloc for somebody.

This is the season when high school and college graduates stand on the threshold of a new world. Each your new group peers out onto th'e is ean of. life from its cloistered hails, where it has beeu preparing itself for tl Voyage. What will the' great exm-ricnee briug? Tin Ills, happiness. Mint-Hs, or Fine feather tickle the wearer.

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If materia! tnin be tbe sole measure of success, there are bound to be disappointment. If conformity with the accepted standards of the crowd be the criterion, the earnest soul will find abundant oppotl unity for cynical liitrosiiection. If we were going to lay down a formula by which the -gradual of 1IKK! can measure his success; In I he year 1SM2 we should that the one who has retained at 9. years of age hi Idea la of 'Jl has led an unusually successful For the graduate will find on entering; life that the ideals held during his college course and tlie theories that be lias cherished as he has kui at tbe feet of his teacher will be at grlis wilh tbe realities of life. be has embarked on bis great adven.

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