Show r e. e 4 j 1 Dads Dad's Column t S STIlE 4 J I I J I I I I I 11 I I I I t TIlE THE FAMILY j THE FAMILY FA Is like a a. book book book- The rae children are like the leaves The rile parents are the covers ers That flat protecting beauty gives t t At M first W the pages of ot the book Aro Are blank and purely fair tair memories But Time rime soon And Ad A pictures there t ere r rove LOve is the little golden clasp That up the trust tru t tOb Ob break It not loi least all the tho leaves Should scatter and be lost Anon I v- v vO O vo O OTHEY I THEY FORESAW W WAIt WAR I i HERBERT HOOVER former president i declares that delayed cooperation by Great Britain and France in 1931 1031 ruined an American economic plan to prevent the sino Japanese war var Speaking over a 0 wide nation de radio network In tribute to Henry L. L Stimson recently Secretary of War and Secretary of State In his Cabinet Mr Hoover said that when he be and Mr Stimson foresaw the possibility of oZ a Far Eastern Eastern war they evolved the doctrine i of of or any gains from L aggression I r Stimson he be Mr said took this thie proposal to the French and British Gov Gov- But faced by curtailed I GOV-I mar- mar market markets keti ket of the world depression and other difficulties they delayed cooperation un un- until UnI I ill til it was of ot little effect It was a a. tragic failure I l HIE JUE AUTOMOBILE lLE r I THE FOLLOWING are brief brIer excerpts I from irom a recent published booklet by I franklin M M. Reck author of or Automo Automobiles I tiles biles from Start to Finish I There are arc In the United States t f and towns served only by high high- way vay on and end motor car This Is almost half halt of o all the communities In the nation These 5 1000 communities have all the comforts of or modern civilization Their I groceries their clothing their medicine I their magazines and newspapers arrive regularly on rubber tires The things tho the i town toIl makes makes barrels blankets or paper boxes boxes go go o out to the world on rubber tires If It the people In the town want to go they dont don't miss ml the railroad They simply get In their auto auto- automobiles automobiles mobiles step on the starter and go The more you think about this little fact the more Impressive It becomes Step on the starter Then go someplace I Do Do it any time tune you want Glide along on your own schedule tiling eating up distance getting to the next town love before you know It When you have an entire nation of people stepping on the start- start starter I er joure oure bound to change things I I A L IT VITA PART OF OUR LIVES ES I TODAY IT Is second-nature second for all I Americans upon leaving the house the I factory or the office of Ice to climb In be be- be behind I hind the wheel of ot an automobile This little act has become the great American I habit labit The purpose be may only to drive down to the corner ornez- drug store It may I b M to visit Mexico I City or Yellowstone I Puk Pr It j may be to sell hairpins or radios I I or Of fishing tackle to Jobbers over a thou- thou mlle ma-mlle sales route I AH AU these combined errands multiplied d millions of ot times every day have chang chang- changed ed the nature of or cities clUes our countryside our out I and our government and our out I Pattern of or dally daily life The United States I i Of ct today is far tar different from the Uni- Uni United United I ted 1 States of or 1919 Today we take for fot i Panted granted that part of or our heritage Is to U toI i I our own personal means of trans trans- I Port so ISO that we can come and go when- when whenEVer S J EVer er and wherever we please within the th I j I linus ts of ot our o free time and our books H. H This concept of or freedom of ot trans trans- wit SOrt which Ich Is the very ery essence of the revolution i L i has made the car a vital part of ci t Our cur Uv Were Wye a traveling car people I I W HY v hats ON earth do y you u need t to study stud r r changing this country said a i i a 0 of Jt-iong Jt the resident and nd shrewd observer observe r I hat bat Middle West Vest I I can tell you yol i I i happening In In Just four tour letters letter s 5 I U T I o o 0 oo o 0 I O WESLEY'S FAMOUS IOUS I I DO I o ti ALL the good you ou Can n by all all all' al Il IlLI I t J jeans la In you ou can In all aU the ways you yoi j LI r all the places you can at all al LI i can times s as you can to all you yo alLi Li i long as ever you can j i ANYBODY A. ANTE ODY Become I II CAN become angry the that that it i lacy y but to I be bo with witti angry the right sigh Lt krEon On J a. a t and to the right degree and at Lt right time and for the right pur- pur put 12 and in the right ight way way that that Is 18 not nc t I V I or c O I un IX M. I THINGS I INGS I STRENGTh does not lie alone in I fl GOes things Our power in the world won Lu oi Of oUr not ot depend alone upon the might migi it I total Ile armies annies and navies Moral and an kd nu tal ai ce and spiritual resources may ln- ln it 1 i and h tOr direct the course of or human Y I Jn Itt In these fields we have achieved I Tom Connally Senator from mo m SAY o 0 o o I Chu STIlE Tug THE National N a t ion a 1 Publisher r I I isle Into r I- I advertising v 41 has been kf VA coming ag church i OW wn recently as modern minded ed i th e j leaders realize more and more mc re I I W church of ot urging people to at- at atI s AI urn ch by means of of the natural I Ca coop advertising Try a ts Vo In i page sponsored by all ill alla a your town A Ap Q It T LAN D Oregon little girl g Ulo isit 0 o PUZZled as a crowd Jammed gho tho t tt ho 11 t t a City ty bus her o aro al 1 came her ner shrill pipe what wk i. i IoU lo standing up for I r of ot laps EIt PRICE IS Ws FOIl OR MINERS l I. of f supply and demand has I las fleet I 4 D no for Or f foreign for the price sped Cl ci silver by the iti tl- tl Continued on Page Four 1 Dads Dad's Column Continued from Pago Page One cal bureaus dl T Washington Mexico quit shipping silver to the United States at on nn ounce oun when that nation could get or better from other countries The is now bidding 71 an ounce for tor the foreign metal The next move In our opinion will willbe Willbe be to advance the price of or metal pro pro- produced produced produced in American mines to maintain the former ratio between home production production metal tion and foreign production of ot the The producer of ot metal in the United States should bo be receiving an ounce for his metal the figure at which it is priced by tEe tRe t e United States Treasury Treasury- Denver Mining Record o OO o o BELIEVE ME every man has his secret sorrows which the world knows not and oftentimes we call can a man cold when he heis heis heis is only sad Longfellow O O O PRINTING IS o Q good business i It Is clean honorable respectable It Is s cele cele- celebrated celebrated celebrated as ns a trainer of men for tor higher stations in life It Jt has many Inspiring traditions and legends It combines the needs for tor knowledge of or every thing un un- under under under der the sun Mathematics mechanics language spelling grammer color com com- composition composition position salesmanship there is indeed that the accomplishments accomplishments' no limit to are required of ot the printer The printer is brought into contact with other voca and professions No vocations or I I professions can truly exist without the printing printing- press From text books to novels from to newspapers from tickets s to tax bills no man can evade the printed word Henry Henry P. P Porter O 0 O O SELFISHNESS IS not living as ns one wishes to live it is not asking others I to live as one wishes to live And un un- unselfishness unI un- un unselfishness I selfishness Is letting other peoples people's lives j jalone I alone not Interfering with them Selfishness Sel- Sel Selfishness sel-I sel i always alms aims at creating around it an absolute uniformity of ot type Un- Un Unselfishness Unselfishness j i selfishness recognizes Infinite variety of ot I type as a delightful thing accepts It It I acquiesces in it It enjoys it OScar it-Oscar Oscar Wilde I |