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FIVE mm Reorganized 4-L Violate Wagner Act, Federation President Asserts. pbkiiAttti. .May li-P) Asserting, tuat the .industrial Em: ployos' Union, Inc., tbe reorganized i'U. ''still violates the, principles of tho Wugner net," Humid Pritcnett, president ,, at . the Woodworker.)' Federation, said that organisation would "go after" the I. E. V. mew uorsnlp. ,. , , , He , announced plans for, an , ac tive, campaign In the Willamette valley, and the western plue area. i-U, strongholds, with Jour Ameri can Federation of .Labor .organis ers faking, part. Two more organ isers will be in the field within 10 days, he said,, , . ,; .. . i jtfew .strategy was revealed by the International toiiKslioronieu'a association in its. dispute .with. the Cobs Bay . Lumber company whleh has closed tne,,,coinpaiiy's Marsh field plant, employing 00 fnon. . , i William, ,f"lscfeor ., of . Portland nead .of the .maritime , 'federation, said the .Cob Bay local . may , be transferred ,from... (he. Portland ,(o tho Sah. Francisco district, to. meet the company's .... claims .(hat an UKreciheut . entered Into .with the San Francisco I. L. A' old not ap ply to its plant In Oregon. ,,, . The longshoremen met the com pany's offer to arbitrate with' a counter proposal to take Into-Its moipb.ership the six nea .required, to hook lumber .. onto cranes at the .company. dock.,.,, ,,v,,, , The dispute arose ovor tho com- wars Ufa! 111 ssi Arid GriyiibuHd ' witR tin Mux's cei&tiimr tiSjp tvr farts' ami. convsnisnf strvfet fa . . . stars fscstHM sru,Hstk Pins Ml. JHtat jhM isy.efkir forai ft PuMc transportation ' , . Eximplnot . LOW ROUND TRIP FAREt SANf RAfICtSc6 ...........il7,.Z0 LOS ANGELES 25.05 fAQRAMENTO ., .... 14.85 ORtLAND .. 6.45 MEDFORD .. ..'.. 4.05 DEPOT: Lee Ffagan, hotel Valley IliiliMiUDl esday. . , v .... . ,-, and s.. A. ,lode ,of Jjol were . jri,. Elkton Wednesday ELKTON ELKTON. May 13 t-' llay Snbei of Drain was in Elkton, Tuesday aitendlng lo,. business matters..,, Mrs. til-ace Sawyers has return ed, home fromjbe, Willlaui Binder home where sieubaB. been taking core of, 'her daughter and young grandson. . Benton Haines . has gorio (6 Washington to work, . . .' , Mr. "Dale Bullock' of Keiioei U'na on Rllr,.n ulal,n rr.;n..1A.. ;t oe county, is working , on the I ovuau , nuu irieaninE euues ami widening It In places. . .,, i . Mr. aud. Mrs., Gus aaroodln.ot Sprlnsfleld wore Elkton visitors Wednesday Mr. lose al (AtlfKnir. in hllainnaa niuttiipa ., Mr. and Mrs,,Jolifl Sawyers (iave a new outboard motor for their Doat.. . , ,. . ., ,. ,, .Thursday afternoon (he art class of the upper department of, tho Ekton grade . school, gave an. art exhibit, and informal reception , to all , patron and - "lends of the schqol.;i The hours were from 3 lo j 4 : SO.' .,., ',, . . , . . , -Lena Bosseh. Dordttit. Alauolri. Teresa Ahijrews and Mry Colloy wore North Bend visitors ' Tours'- . ii. wusou qf Koseburg was at' IpTlrlfnfc in h'l'i'iifnpfla imtllm-n in Elkton 'ifau'rscfay. i i . .Mrs, b. 0. Weatherly has .' re liirhetl home,, from . .Portland, where she has been visiting, at he. home of -Mr, and M;fs. Tprii Trayor. -. , Mr. and Airs.1 Charles O'Ferrll, and Ulan Stoel of . California are visiting at tho home of Mrs. O'Fer rll -s ,nip(her, .Afri. Elh Fenley. Leo., Hosfers of Winchester was fishing at Elkton 5fhui-sdwt. , nr. onu mrs.. iuigusi . ie ,.unan mailo. a: trip,, to., Pprtland, .Friday. , .The Elkton 4, high j.scnopli .hall tennis. playedSutherllh at Suthern Tuesday. -The T JSUtion. teams lost both games.-...,, j, . ..... -i,.,c .., Noi'ris WeathertJ'i has returned home from .Portland with. Jn boat. The, ., boat. ,,was, a .(Jrlje for,;, a fish contest hp' .entered , at Meier n Frank's. Mr. Weatherly go second place., k- ,., ,. . ;..,,.,,..,,.,.. , Fred BJley Jr. Ha, returned home from Bandon where he has been pany'3 practice , of !Pg'i union sawjulll workmen to load its ships at the Coos Bay pla'n't.. ,t - - .picketing of the Meier and, Frank store and , warehouse, here was umvkod by the. arrest of . Orvillo Kreps,. 2i, on .assault .and,battery charges brougbf .by,,,Klchard C. Rod,; a member of the team,sters' union employed at the warehouse. ,.froi"?,i v,ly.,..Hf , 4.?lo.yi;u uu $100 ball,' contended . he did ;, not Sir(Ko,,ino tirst ;mow, , ow .strucic itou , to . ueieno, . nis ;,speQiacxos,, Thn sirllrn t,t tlm W(11h mnttn. flystor. plant. , hero,' In .which ,pon dhlon omploycjs hud applied for a court,, ardor, ,to trevont pickqtlng by the ;nottil iraucs uhlohs, ended yrfUi a compromlso, agfooihent, de tails, of which wore withhold.,. Austin Flcger.v. attorney'' ftaid the conipariy',.lhad ngrood, .to i-qcogulzo the union as bargaining agencies for thofr meihbera, and that... the August, 16 wpulti go hack to work Monday, , ;, ,. u. , . ,;, Ah, active , flglit. .gafrfat.. specula tive bulldci's to force (hem to,'- pay the union scale is plannrMi;by. the building trades .cquhclf, B. . ft. lath is, .8ocrptarj:,:,,8ald.. ,Hci .ostlu;atod the "speculato'rs". were coiiductlng 35 per cent -of . the. present homo building activity at firosenfa visiting. ir tew weeks.,,. Mr. and Mrs, U. A. Moore have a new Forjl ,y-8. i. ,, . , i ,. . Mrs. George Binder was, attend ing, to business matters at Norlh Bend Friday . . . . , Mrs. H. Powell of .Tyeo was an Elktnn visitor Friday. .... .A number of Elklon people mn tpred to Kellogg Friday evening to attend , the carnival given by the Kellogg grange. Ernest . Wade was in' Roseburg Friday attending to business mat ters. Mr. and Mrs. Ben' Butler of Long Prairie were Drain visitors Friday. The counlv bulldozer, did seme grading in the streets on tho hill and by the theater Friday. . airs. itoDert uruDbe- or smun Itiver. is visiting at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Thomas. ,. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mack have a hew Dodge car. . Mrs. Rose Menderer,' -Mrs... Ina llenderer,. Mrs. Mollie Wreatherly and Wade - llenderer motored to Roseburg Saturday.. ., , Max. Heddeh and Norman . Mc Donald.', who are . attending college at Corvallis, spent the week-end at Elkton. ., Mrs. Edith Adams has a tulip Which . bad four flowers . oh the samo stem at the same time. All the flowers wore, normal size. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hudson spent Sunday at tho borne of. Mr. and Mrs. -Rpbert Dunlap of Eugene. Mr and Mrs. Harold Bloodgood of Portland spent the week-end at the. J. E.iriaines hojne. . . , i i- Airs. iMose ,fticuiay,.ol .jviamain Falls Is visiting relatives aud friends at fSllttoh.. Mr. and .Mrs. u. Smith, Mrs. Mack Smith and. MVS., Anna Franklin-.motored to Eugene Monday., Mr. and Mrs. F. Fenley of Rose burg were Elkton visitors Sunday. Miss Esther Douglas of Salem spent the week-end at the home of i(ev..unu r.irs. Lwugis. . . ., atr. and Mrs. HurbU! . Tharii spent the week-end at. Albany. . The churches of Elkton went, to gether Sunday evening and gave a Mother's-dajr .program...-.,. . Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beckleyand son John of Coos Bay were at Elk ton Monday. . Mr. and Mrs. . u. names , nu Mrs. Sallle Cheever were Rpsp burg. visitors.-Monday. .- . , . Arthur Bullock of Kellogg was looking after . business matters In Elkton Monday. c. . SUTHERLlti , tennis courts, under the directlen pf ,Mary(n Fisher, are, rapidly be,: done by high school boys. It Is expected thai, tnoy win De iiumu- ed In aoout a woex in iiine iui mo tournament. . -;. , Mrs. Berina uargo auu,, mm. Belle, book .will leave for- Portland the flrs't.jot the .week. Mrti. .Barge will attend grand lodge of tho Re bokahft and Mrs. Cook will visit relatives... Tha A.tl fii'la jii-n iii-flellr.inir for an entertainment to -ibe given In tho near luiuro 10 oouiu lunua w take!, them, to summer .camp.., Mrs. fl'..n lVnn la uuulutllln' John Cook and John Nouslmum pr drovo tp Tiller Sunday for .the day. ; . . i . , . t - . .. Mr. and Mrs. David Klptecka of tho veterans facility were Satur day visitors at me uome oi air. u.wl M Uurru PltnnnU.ptll Wni-d huu linfin rnrr,ivnfl hprn nf an accident in which Sterling Jor dan, son ot -Air. anu ivirs... iiara Jordan, received painful Injuries i red by k I lo WAff 1 -A. V-. .L. W inmiufcfiM Ali. WiM. B t ! Hr ml fmiimu'ii kMM mi S-W wi iiwil I'm .. m w rm- .Wu um- i Reddjl httbif AtT k in fall from a ladder, and is con fined to jibe hospital. Ho baa been employed by a tobacco firm hi San Francisco for tbe past several months. - Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Fisher will move to IlosebmK for the remain der of the school term aud will occupy the. home of Air. ami Mrs. ram neiweg wno are expecting to be gone on a trip. Mrs. Anna Han kausen has purchased tbe home that Fishers' have been occupying. W. K. Currier sbent a few days fn North llend last week where he Is receiving treatment for an Injured leg at the Kelser hospital. Mrs. Lnla Gorrel! spent the week-end visiting , her daughter. Miss ' Heleu. who is attending school at Eugene. She was a guest at the mother-daughter bouquet held at Eugene on Sunday. Mrs. Will Duer .and. d au elite r Catherine spent Mother's day with another daughter. Mrs. Gerald KHbier, at Eugene. day from Portland where she. was called by the serious illness of, her daughter Dale, who underwent an operation for gall stones nt the Good Samaritan hospital, in which sho has been training. Miss Green is resting . easier at present and will retury, to her home as soon as she Is ablo to travel, to spend the summer months recovering before returning to her work. . Eldon Baldwin of Corvallis visit ed at the Allen residence on Wed nesday and Thursday of. last week. ! Lewis Allen Is able to be about again and was down to his store for a short, time last week. .. it; will bo some, time, before he .will ; be able to return to work, accord-! ing to reports, V..,- I money Holland... .Airs. , uorotny i Brydsen . and boh Charles, and i Miss Knolcs, all of Seattle, Wash-j lngton, spent the, week-end with their brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Culver Sr. Mrs. Walter Petit. fnnnerlv Mickey Fenton, and small son. of North ,Bend, , visited her parents here for a few days last week. v Edgar Shirley suffered a pain ful accident on Thursday when a large iron fell on his foot, crush ing his toes badly. Dick LoiiEbVake received a brok en ankle . while working in the woo us last weeK. Franklin Woffordj, who has been employed at the. Roseburg Poul try and Fee,d store for some time, has moved to ftoseburg to Te clos er to his work. Miss Mildred French of Eugene spent the week-end with. her. par ents, Mr. and Mrs. O. French. Ernest Corty has been appointed ! the new constable, the, office re cently being mado vacated by the resignation of John Cook. Clyde uorder aud faintly have moved to Hawthorne where Mr. Corder is (employed at the Art Smith mill.., , , . . ,., -,. .. i rThe . community- eing. sponsored1 by the Westminster circle and held at the Methodist church on Thursday .evening, was fr-ell at tended. Everyone expressed their interest and enjoyment of th af fair, with hopes for more of them. Frank O, Young was the, director and special numbers xwere given by the following: The Presbyter ian orchestra, June (.'order, Hollls Itottl. June Young, Jackie and Gene Culver,, and. a guessing , contest which was , won by Mrs., iAim Gor rcll and Lloyd Cuiuorou, and was much enjoyed. , , , The Presbyterian church, has un dergone a complete, cleaning and renovating by Miv Burues and Mr, Uabke. kalsomlnlug and repairs beug the main wuik done. About sixty attended the serv ices given on Mother's day at the Presbyterian church. The sermon was given by Mrs. Oscar Slgis mund, Mrs. Murk Jordan, Mrs. J. A. Campbell aud Mrs. W. Laild. The collection was sent to Uie pension for the widows of retired pastors of the church. The Westminster clfclei has been invited to Hose bu re on Thurs day to attend the joint meeting or all the missionary societies- of Roseburg. It Is expected that a large number wftl attend. Mr. and , Mrs. , Bruce .bowling drove, to Reedsport pu Sunday. . C. C. i-ris too of Roseburg stop ped In Suthorlln for a. short, visit Monduy en route homo from the north. The teach eis hired for the com ing year have been announced as follows: Alvln Allen of, (Jamas Valley for. principal: Miss Esther Miller of,Newberg and Miss Eliza beth Aobiscber of .Grande Ronde, who will have, . charge or several studies,, , Including., girls'j athletics. Two. more are,. to bo hired.i Joe Clmmhorlaln of,, Corvallis spent the week-end wl(l hta par ents, JMr,,anu Mrs. v. unamueriain. Miss Florence Oswalf, ot Rqseburg was also a guest at tle .Chamhor laiii home ovoi the week-end. Mark Jordan of the PiKgly Wlg gly store was, a business visitor In Eugene Weanesuay. . Mrs. Myrtle Sutheiiln spent sev eral days In Roseburg last week where sho received medical treat inent. ..... ; ,1 . Mrs. Lovie Williams of the Suth orlln Beauty shop spent last week end at Carnos, Washington, and Portland on buslueas. Mrs. Margaret . Rich of Kelso, Wash., cousin of Mrs. Hazel Green, was a visitor hero for several days, last week. Mr. and Mm. Chas. Griffith oC Tangent,, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Lam oreaux of Pplly Creek, and Mr. and Mis. )obbieaero wore Sunday guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Mike Babke. Si Mian Wilma Anderson and Miss Virginia Leatherwood drove to Crater lake Sunday. ..Mrs. Mary Selleclt returned Fri day -from Portland, where -Bho. had been, visiting tor several days of last week. , ., GLENDALE oi.ENOAI.E,, , Oro May 10. Verhe D. IlalllP. nmmbur of the state board of education, was an overnight guest of. Mr,, and Mrs. B. C, .Huntington , Thursday., Mr. Dalno had beeu visiting; the schools ot Josephine county, aud was on his way to his home In Salem; ,Mr.,nnd Mrs. Q. W,. Ingham i' tuineil, Wednesday from a few days trip to Portland. W. S, Price nns a business visi tor in C! inula Pa.su Friday. Mrs. . Bruco Woodroffo, of Los Angeles, Calif., Is visiting lier sis-tcr-jn-)ay, Mrs. J, S. Woodroffe. Mrs M. A. Butes had as. hor Riidst for several, days, her cousin, Mrs. C. L. ,Ayers, and . daughter,' Douna Jean, from Salem., , . Mr. and Mrs. . Al Snyder, who have been visiting with friends hero the past weok, left Friday tor Corvallis , to.., spend Mother's Day with, thoir son -Don, who attends - Qregpii State college. They arb expo;tei back here before leaving tor their home at Lodl, Calif. ,Mr. and Mrs. M, A; Bates and family, and Miss Blllle Bunch spen( Mothers' Day with their pa rents, Mr, and Mrs. A, M. Bunch at Wllllains. They also stopped at Aiiplegnte and ytslted Mrs. Dates' aunt, Mrs., J. B, , Harriott; before returning home. Mr, and Mrs. A. !, Heniilnger anij son,. Larry,, vlslied Mr. Hea. ninger's slater. Mrs. 6. H. WllUams, In Medfortl Supday, L. , DRESS HAT FLOWERS More than 100 new styles In tlBtJ boutohhlers just In - from New York. Colorful organdies, piques, lawns, etc., i) dozens ol styles and colors. And our 23nd - sunlversarJ! specials Hi- al depl. Carl-1! Adr. 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