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TWO I H C Church was named chairman, I (lie sewing for veterans' hospitals, . ... ...... in iu-ad-1 mukinu ol Christmas hags, etc. FIRST PICTURES OF BYRD SINCE HIS RETURN RED CROSS PLANS SWIMMING SCHOOL quarters that Geue Eberhart, swim- miss Mmjorie D. Jones, field lining instructor at the University representative, ws p-esent on,) Plans for the auniiil swimming !of OreKon, no raoauc i Hsiie 1 rejon on neu uos tcuvt- m-hnol. f-nnil lifted lln. al llm aim. school last year, ne asaigneu w tlfc.s in tne uiomci. Pices of the local chapter of the : Hoseburu again tins season. Anieiirun Red Cross, were dis-i .Mrs. V. R. liuckingham was nam-1 Eat barbecue sancwlcues and IS HI PICTURE iasi mpm at a special ea cnauiusu oi me muiuc f"' t nrf.. ua .......j meetliiK held by the local officers, lion work and will have charce of.l live forever. Hrnnrt s Kos.d si..nrt EsyjLuimurr.mmru i By G. C. AIUit Tbe A nil his Una brought an other splendid piiiure to ItoKcburg. That picture is "Upv.1 May Can" which opened last iiiKtit for a three-day run. It ought to he here longer than that so everybody in the country could sen it. Ramon Novarro in tbe star and what a star! If It wasn't fur llu splendid acting of the rrst of the cant It could truthfully he said lhat Kamon is tbe whole hIiow. Ab it U the whole group of actors deserves praise. "Devil May Care" is an unusual picture. Its plot dt'iilri Willi the thrilling experiences of a youi. French royalist who turns his in telligence to Napoleon. You'd think that would mean a lot of excess costuming and monstrous setiuences to picture the life of that day, hut sucli Is not the case. Just enough attention is paid to these two things to make (be pic tine real and the rest of tbe effort Is spent on making it u wonder ful entertainment. ltesldes being a stellar actor No varro is a singer with a rich teuoi voice which he Is permitted to use aplenty In this production. It it true that a slight accent in Ra mon's voice makers his singing still more pleasant. The music through out tbe whole picture Is us good as could be heard in uny stage i operetta. Food Surprises at Morgan's - V4 if -"4. iiwM Courteous Service No formal, commercial atti tude here rather an intense friendliness, a neighborly un derstanding and wish to help you find the best in good foods at the most satisfactory prices. That's because we are your neighbors Come in, phone or send the children. Specials for Saturday Purchases MULTI-MALT, lb. can, Clove flavor; lb. can AQrf 1 Multi-Malt, marshaHow flavor, BOTH for ROYAL CLUB COFFEE, 3-Ib. can $1.29 .190 .180 FOUNTAIN OYSTERS, 3 cans PEANUT BUTTER, 1 pint Elco brand in glass DILL PICKLES, Staffords, pint in glass MAYONNAISE, Gold Medal, per pint 6 Cereal Dishes free with 6 bars Almond Oil Soap....W PUREX, quart bottle (pint bottle FREE) ... 330 BORAX SOAP, steam refined, granulated, One 40-oz. package steam refined Borax Soap, granulated, and one 8-oz. package, both 1 News of 1 Douglasfounty CANYONVILLE (Xcwt-Itcvlpw Dotmlai Comity Special) CANYONVIIXK. April IK. Mm Jess UutterHeld has arrived hmm after a prolonged visit with rela tives In Alhamhra, ChIIT. Hi uncle, Mr. Kiiijts, who formerly resided at C'auyonvllle, has been hi very poor health and .Mrs. Hut terfield has been assisting in cur ing tor him. Since leaving Can yonvllle Mr. KIkkh has been living with his son at Alltamhra. . T)ie basket, social und iron nun which was ylven fin the purpose of ruisitiK u fund towuid ropuirlnu mid' cleanliiK ui Ihe cemetery v.uf. well attended l-'rlday eveniiiK. I lei bert Beyers auctioned oil' the bus kets. Mrs. Evn Webb left Cuuyonvllle by stage Friday nmiuitiK fur On tario, Oregon. She expects to make her home with her sisler there for awhile. Mrs. Webb lias for some time been curing for M lluutiiiKln's household and two children. Mis. II. I). Davis has takvn her position (here. Mrs. Fount io V II loir was pleas antly surprised Kutulny afternoon when her sou Oscar returned from Arizona where he bus been work ing since hist October. Mr. M. (!. Money has moved Into Carl Deals bouse here, lie has purchased a new drag saw and ex pects to go Into the wood business. Mrs. Morley Is a daughter of John Heals, owner of tbe (irayslone hotel. Dr. W. E. Wake mid family of Ashland vislled ut Mr. and Mrs. H. h. Couglur's home here Sundey. Mr. Cough, r mid Dr. Hlako are cousins. A car traveling south hi-ariug a California license nkhldi'd and turned over Into the ditrh jhsi north of Kllinll's service station north of Canvouville Tuesday. In coming lo Ihe curve the driver lost control of (be tar and stepped on the brakes, causing the cur to skid and turn over. There were five people In the car hut all es enped Injury except one woman who seemed to be hurt Internally; she was taken io Dr. Irvine Tot medical rare. Miss Harriet Odle left Friday for Kugene on a combined business and pleasure trln. Mrs. Fred Klllolt und two Hill dren arrived home from F.Ik Urove. Calif., Wednesday evening 11. J. Mash is extending his tel ephone service north of Canyon ville lo the ltiver drove Auio Camp. Me has constructed tbe telephone line up as far as Fair banks hul ha bad to dlsrouliuu.' tbe work until he recovers from an uttaek of the flu. He has been finite sit k for several days hut i. somewhat be lev at present. I. D. Kvans has o'tl bis house snd two hits here to C. I', Swan. They will move into their new place as soon as they finish smm repairing and remodeling on Un building. (Jen. Albro eimuhl a very nice mens of trout Wednesday morula Mrs. 1.. .1. Htuoker motored to Itosehitrg Tuesday. Iler daughter. Mrs. II. ttellow s. ii ml m andson .limmie . acrompanied her home, st a vine until Wednr; day niniiin when they returned to their home In Itoselmrg. M. J. Hash took tbe Canvonvllle grade school boys to Days Creek Friday to see (he babchall game between Days Creek and Kiddle. This exclusive photo shows Admiral Byrd returning to his ship a fter an official visit to a British cruiser at Dunedin, New Zealand, following his return to civilization from the Antarctic. Photo brought to San Francisco oday by members of the Byrd explora tion party on the Marama from New Zealand. WINCHESTER BAY (Npwh-HpvIi'w 1iiiiifl"H Cuiiiily Special) WINCH rcSTKU HAY, April IS. Mr. and Mrs. Welcome lyU of Mjuthern California arrived In! """ " "'sr v. i " tson, iiw iiuiiit: ui Alia, j j 1 1 j it uiiiiv, (ieorgo Prescott. Mr, und Mrs. i'ylu teft for Smith ltiver the lollowing day to visit with a cousin, Pat Pres cott. Mrs. Jack Herring was a lleeds port biu.iness visitor Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Heed ami Mr. und Mrs. A. II. Mauson of Drain were visitors In Winchester ,jauwi1)(i fTeadache? tnntrtrl of fLtnjrroui tiMtr drpm snt tflkoMO'. miifind purely vesfUhl HATUKb S RKMKOY and rid of tha bowel f)Airi tttnt ru fh trriihl(t. lMhinr like N? for bi.'kunMC, i-k hni. hfn, krd rouatipRrtnn. Ata tjlrjjll. hver hps. Only Zbc, The All'Venetable Los o tit Ltay Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Magill and ioiss id' Kiupiie were In Winches ter iiay Sunday vitdliug Willi friends Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Cnples und :on, tiail, of For! land, m rived In Wincbesler Hay Friday to spend a few days looking alter their' larm, which Is localeii near Ihe Cinptpia lighthouse. Mr. and Mrs. (ieorgo Nichols und two daughter and .loliu Oiilus oi MuiKhlield went in Winchester ltay last Sunday to visit old friends. Air. and Mrs. Nichols are former residents of Wliichcsler Hay. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Itaker of tbe coast (iuard station went to Iteeds- poi I Monday on business. They slopped tor a Hbort visit iti Win chester Hay with Mis. Ilaker':t sis ter, Mrs. I.onnle No(ta;:e. Mr. and ;rr,. D. M. JleiiUrleliupn und children of Smilh Hiver wen dinner guesls last Sunday at Hie home oi Mi s. Hendi icksou's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. (ieorge Prescolt of Winchesler Hay. Mr. und .Mrs. L-M Franklin and Mr. and Mrs. Al Kssc Istrom of Heedsport were visitors last Sun day at the home of Mr. und Mis. Lonnio Not t age. Mr. und Mrs. C. C. Clark ol Heedsport were dinner guests last Sunday ut the home oi Air. und Mrs. S. A. Weeks. Mr. and Mrs J. T. Pnhulexler of Portland and Mr. Poindexier's sis ter, Mrs. Nellie Hoy to visit with her sister, Mrs. Prescott, for u couple of weeks. Mr. and Airs. John Anderson, Airs. H. D. Stone und John JJaruey were In Marshtleld oil business lust Thursday. Mi. and Mrs. Carl Carlson and Hex, of Hlverton were in Win chester Hay Sunday visiting friends and relatives. Mrs. Stewart Taylor spent the week end in Marshtield. Among those who motored to Heedsport Wednesday evening were Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Mauigal, Mrs. (Jeorgo Prescolt and sou, Donovan, Mrs. J.onuie Noilage and Flva, Mr. and .Mrs. S. A. GGNTEMPT GASES Weeks, Hichard Hoyles and Hohbit Cai nes. Mr. and Airs. K. L. Tolman were I in Alarslilield Thursday where they their Winchester Hay camp grounds. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lovelace of Heedsport wore visitors at. tbe home of Air. and Mrs. S. A. Weeks hi Winchester Hay Wednesday. Air. and Mrs. 10. T. Shirtcliff and K. A. Shirtclilf leiurned to W.n chewltir Hay Friday atler a motor trip to Long Heacii, California. Among (ho visitors al Winches ter beach Sunday were Mr. and 1 KKiji-i:itc-l I'ri'Mi Leased Wire) WAKHINCTON. April IS. Urg ing passage of his bill to restrict the power of a judge to cite a per son for contempt and then try the case. Senator Vanderberg of Mich igan today told the American So ciety of Newspaper Kditors that a throttled press is a prophecy of I democracy's disintegration. The bill, before tbe senate ju diciary committee, would give person the right to have the case heard by another judge If tbe con tempt arises from an attack upon the Judge, who brings tbe action. Van den berg, u former newspa perman, referred to the recent action against editors of the Clev Mrs. Paul Applegale and daughter, I land Press in which the decision of -wr. ami .Mrs. Lawrence Haines and a judge who convicted them of con children. Mi', and- Airs. li:ri v I temnt was set 'aside bv a biirher i u ii 1 1. The Miclil:an Senator said Ihe press does not deserve license but Haines, all ol Dram. Air. and Airs arren aggoner and children. Air. and .Mrs. Al. L. DeMerrilt and son, ol Scott:;burg, Mr. and Mis. Charles lledilen and son. Air. and .Mrs. Clyde Hydell and .Mr. and Airs. Collier oi Llkton. Mr. and Airs, ituins and child of Charleston are spending n few days in Winchester Hay visiting at the home of Mrs. Hums' sister, Mrs. Abe Larrela. WATER SYSTEM PLAN AT GRANTS PASS (lit ANTS PASS. Ore. April IS. Voters of drains 1'asn will have an Lemley of Tacoma. opportunity Alav Iti to vote mi the arrived at the home id Mr. and Mrs. f proposed Sluo.uiUi water yvsuMii George I'roscoll Tuesday. Air. Foin- I bonds, the city council decided last dexter and Mrs. Lemley left for 1 night. The present witter system tiivu lunm-B ruiifMuay, wane Airs. is owueti uy a Colorado corpora Hoindexter remained in Winchester tlon. it must have liberty "This liberty, in turn always must be strictly responsible in law for all its acts." be added. "Other wise we should escape from one tvvanny only to embrace another. Hut so important Is tbe preserva tion of iiucpusored and unafraid opinions in (he body ot Hie. press that we confront the inevitable need to write a warrant for the surest no-isible justice when its responsibility Is called to account." Discussing the action of courts mi eltini: persons for contempt and Hum sitting in judgment, the sen ator said: "Mingled powers are Ihe formula for tyranny. Powers thus mingle when the same judge acts first as Cn r vmkm fifdnr nnsiK -IIBI r JKiSIIll R I 111 fl I. I b . HI . I II 1 Ii' uiiLLumma u LEA S TONIC V-.lV. r-. amrn nrrn III V M I I U L I J I I L C LOOKS YOUNG AGAIN fl!;ii'olons ('Inline Shown liy lMioto.i, Hcfoie and After I'siiift a Famous Hair Tonic THOUSANDS BANISH GRAY m - 'ft HASH THIS WAY f A Atkinvxn, Sa!csma:i. 3 idq r St. l.o An.Ns, Calif. 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