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F K ID A Y M A IM ’H I». IM I- TH B KKNT1NK1. «KYTTA« IS « IW tV l, O H ftK II, b» members with previous expert- The eighteenth amendment la one good, bu but what of the greatest If not the greatest 1 «n«*- T h . Idea 1. good. If there should be no such member? expression of love of our nation to And here Is something that could all Its people and to all the world, happen that might be worse: Sup- O ur nation and others are baaed KStior pose the only two members In both on the ten commandments and The Highway Baptist Church. houses were residents of Lane there Is a prohibition In each corn- A Hm« sisas » . M l m U m ai Cal county. Wouldn't It be a pretty mandment, save one, and a strong Rev. L. L. Dally of Eugene, acting U r o » « a« w ç o a d d a « « m a lle r how-do-you-do for one county to Implication in that one So you see p asto r—Church school. 9 46, W . L. i u « i »««« <xn «.___ g a r t h W U lti have four memberships on that how ridiculous men can appear in Leonard, superintendent; morning great committee? W hat would the opinions and convictions, then ex worship. 11. sermon subject. The ■ t * B n 4 - N II * T IO R M A T E S state college people have to say pect sensible people to respect such Rible. Believe It or Not." bring pen (t'a a b la s l . s s s . ) cil and paper for references; Jun O»« »••» _ _ S i Ï S I b r - . « .n a tila » n t » with four men from the university opinions. « • waeU a ---- I l HSIOaa s u .. Iti >» SO i county on this committee? O r sup- When men take the evil and has ior and H i IV Y I ’ . V., <1 SO evening pose under the same conditions ardous side of any question, then worship, 7 SO. St. Patrick's day M « m b * r of R a tio n a l B d ltn r ta l A s soelatlna Multnomah county should get four he must use suitable tactics to carry seimon ’A Cure for Snake Rite.** . . . O ra g e a M tat» E d it o r ia l A ssociation i members? W ouldn't the rest of the his p oin t Then his motives may be M a v a p a p a r C o ata ra n e« CHURCH NEW S I state howl about how Portland was impugned as not true convictions, F i r s t M e th o d is t E p is c o p a l C h u r c h , hogging things? \V V M eQ EK. T U E LKGINI.ATUKE HAS Sunday • • • Editorial Note Mr. McOee has Ir a R. Aldrich, pastor A I W n lli.t E I ) Qovernor Meier was in much misconstrued our editorial comment school. 9 46. The women and girls better repute at the end of the see- on a recent letter of his. W e did of the school have forged a few The legislature adjourned at a glon man at Ita beginning and not say that the opinions of Senator points ahead of the men and boys few minutes afte r 1 o'clock a. m. I l many who had U bitterly op- Upton ,n ,,,c aeroplane contest. The lIE Il^ I of I I I those IIIO T X9 I4 4J 414*44 ltlT IIJ v p w i l and <41141 Representative I 4 t ' } ' l r . ' t ' l l l * t n r Manning s*4 i * I I I I I t i g ................... — - • ' » . . v data a a .w v v F rid a y last. There Is little doubt posed noM>d his his election e l e c t i o n were w e r e predicting Drvdlcting o on n t the h e n prohibition r o h l b i t i o n Q question u e s t io n s should h o u ld for f 0r the *hs supper supper was was set set for for Friday Friday th a t everyone Is glad that the ses that he would make an outstanding be respected. W e merely said that n>Kht, April 10. by the Sunday sion Is over, but the reasons for the governor and would be able to ac- It was u nfair to them to accuse school board. Sunday w ill be the Jubllatlon are various and some are oompllsh much for the state, them of being in the employ of closing day of the preaching mla- a t variance with others. Julius learned quickly how things some liquor organisation. slon. The pastor w ill preach at the The legislators are glad that the lre done He lost his first fight, According to the estimate of H o'clock hour on 'A Non Alcohol- struggle Is over. Many of them over the Port of Portland commla- many prohibitionists Mr. M cG ee. ic Intoxicant" and at 7 30 on "A could not afford to serve a t the slon but be didn't lose another, may be in error In saying that The ® * v * or a King. At both services pittance they received, and these Tbe 1|ate polic<, bln ma>. wen be Sentinel is dry. I f to be opposed to ’ here will be inspiring music by an must be glad that they have com- UJpd , 0 illustrate how he got things intemperance, to be opposed to a <*xtra large chorus and sp«-ciai musl- pleted a service that la so com- done The , w te proposal reign of boose, to be opposed to a cal -------- numbers have been arranged. pletely without reward They are d^jn^ have a chance. I t was doom- return of the liquor saloon or any The Epworth League meeting will happy that they can do no more to fo dl, ln commlttee But finai- thing resembling it Is being dry. be at 6 30 and Mrs. Aldrich will be brlng down upon themselves uti- ly a number of bills began to ar- then The Sentinel la dry. but The the leader. A report w ill be given deserved criticism. riv * ¡„ governor's office. Those Sentinel has taken serious excep- by the committee on nominations, Business Is happy that, noth.lng wbo ^ep, lab W id „ was astonish- tian to indiscriminate use of fire- The people's study class w ill mors can be done to .. upset «> it. , I t • Is inK h<jw quickly a member w ith a nr ms in enforcement of the prohibl- at b:30 Wednesday for a oov- happy that there will be no new pet bill was summoned into the tion taws, just as it takes serious er* '1 dl3h »“ PP'-r m d study. Prayer forms of taxation for another two executive chamber, and it was still exception to use of firearm s by n'«”Bli»g w ill be Thursday n ig h t years. more astonishing how soon there those who would resist arrest for Ko>' ®cout trocP No- 18 wl11 The agricultural class Is happy afte r he became an exponent of a violation of those laws, or for vio- 8 ° c't'a'k Saturday. March 14. for because they got the greatest state constabulary. The bill that a hike and field scouting trip. lation of any other law. amount of relief that they have got didn't have a chance went through Scouts w ill bring lunches. A choir from any legislative session. rehearsal, at which special atten w ith votes to throw away, and the .MOSBY C H E E K . The hydrophobics are happy be chief executive’s approving signa tion w ill be given to the Easter cause the entire hydro-electric pro ture was attached to pet bills. cantata, will be held at 3 o'clock (S p e c ia l to th e S o n tia e l,) gram was enacted Into law. Wednesday evening. A t least that's the way the story March 11. Bert Lancaster recent The governor Is happy because he went. And those who visited the a a a ly took M r. and Mrs. W ill Ham got _ everything - - he , .. asked for. . inner sanctum came aw-av w ith a mersley and son Bert to Eugene, Church of Christ, where more The great m ajority areh ap p y be- ineJ nw r, frlen Jiy feeHng t o where they consulted a physician men than women attend evening ctU M they believe member, of the 8 governor services. Sixth street and Gibbs in regard to Bert's health. legislature are a bunch of crooks a • a Celia Jones recently was brought avenue Bible school. 9:45, Clem who .pent 53 day. fooling away the Thi w iu nev„ , u„. home from the Eugene hospital, Sarff. superintendent; the men of fT P W «leratand why the people of Oregon this school meet at this hour each she teh and Idiotic laws. This great ma- haJled , , h candidate for where n M ra .. underwent . . an appendicF Sunday morning w ith the commun Jortty feels that there should never candidacy a quarter or half bought ity men’s bible class at the Arcade; be a legislative eeaaion. that we mUUon doUars jt w ill B B i l ill l H Hammersley a m m e r s i e v r recently « -e have la w . enough.. neyer ge, oyer lhe fcar th>t the 40 acres of logged off land from 'ommunion of the Lord’s supper. Boney Patton. w , « » a « . g r s s “» H enry Rissue, who is sick, was moved recently to Cottage Grove, this last named class. but it joins with those who believe to be near a physician. The personnel of the recent legis the governor is growing in his job. Mrs. Dan Brumbaugh has been lature was the highest that this that he sincerely wants to be of w rite r has ever known, and he has service to his state, and is w illing on the sick list. been attending sessions since 1916. Word has been received here of to spend his own money in accom- the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. The fellow w ith money to pay for votee w ould'have had'’a hard'’time inrteh» h i ' ,' ranl‘ B rum hai^h of The D a l! « ' finding anyone he would dare of- « » Z u r« « n d in to th e lfv e - o f Rosemary Frazee has been out of fer It to. This doesn't mean that X ° « * o o l several weeks while taking members weren't Influenced. Of * * p . . K Ki, 8* , 3i h. treatments from a physician, course they were. They were in- an~ ^ ‘v ¿ „^ « v e Mr Mrs Tod1C“ ot Cott* « e fluenced by friendships, they were . hi« enmnaum n'<»i Grove visited one day last week at C o tta g e (S r o r e *M skll.b ^ jta tin r l im o Church News Charles Arnold spent Monday visit Ing at ths Charles Tremblay home »n Silk creek. Mlse Ethel Mackey and Mrs. Lundy Woodson drovo to Salem Thursday. M J Perlnl drove to Eugene one day last week to bring back a load of machinery for the Chapman mill, located near Shady Brook. Mrs. Sam Oilman of Bear creek epent Tueaday with a sister. Mrs. M J. Psrlnl M r and Mrs Glen M iller of La thani spent Sunday evening visit ing Mrs. le'gan M iller and Infant son at the M J. Perlnl home. M r and Mrs. Norman Suiter of Bear ereek were dinner guests aa Monday at the M J Perlnl home ■lr»«l and Adam« saaaaa, T .1 O rr , paa Mrs. F r a n k McGarvIn and n^^'iing'pXala'a^meamis. Charles Burge spent Sunday at « » W JO; «vsniag praachiag n n l< * 1 1 0 , X V , WWW d * w***1 « « « > p r s y a r a a r.lo a , 7 SO W w ta s e “ '!" •< •> “ < 1 11. morning sermon. 11:16, subject. "Jesus, the Friend of Sinners;** C. K. groups, ti SO; evening worship, i 7: SO. sermon subject. "When One Is Saved' as a Christian. Is It Neces sary to Join Some Church?" Men's chorus, Monday evening; choir practice. Tuesday evening; ladles *ui society. Wednesday afternoon; "Studies in Acts." 7 30 Thursday A food sale to be given by the ladles' aid society will be held Saturday at the Mac M arr store. The great epic photoplay. "The Birth of a Race," will be given Thursday evening, March 1». in the church parlors. No admission w ill be charged but A silver offering will be taken I. Q. Shaw, minister. s s s P r» * M.utro« M e th o ilta t C h u rv h ( \< r « e r »*4 »cull Fifth •irw t- t'h u ra h >»f < l ir i a l «flsw adM h IS mb»« •o a th 4>f t \« t t a g r U ro v a . ) • MuaUajr ••»- vico», b lh U • tu 4 y 10 a. wu, w o rs h ip I I « • 4 'r tp t .ir * a tu 4 y 7 10 p n» L u th e ra n M m ston til« « *n ll*t «ho *xh • » I I M a la »trewt M a r tin l* Sim on, pa* to r. I> l* ln o aervlco at 3 3 0 oaah M unday t i l L u th e ra n s , lrreap*4?llva o f a A tlo a o llty ar< 44ArUt«ktt] la « tl**4 * • «• « h o aro «atthout a « h u rrh a o u x • a • S o re a th l*a y A 4*w A ttat t*h ur«b «at M ain atroot. H aturM ity M abhath acfcool at ♦ 45 a in <*hur4'h aor»leo at I I a io P ra y e r -nesting a | 7 30 p iu W e4ao a4a> to y 4>no weie4>o»o- r«nt«coatal C h u rch . 1 0 7 4 «««I M a in «tract F W . S p ra J I« » . p « « to r — H u nd«» «,-huul. V »4; «r.>r«hip l i a. m. an d 7 So p > . b ib le « lu d v l’u»«da» u lg h t , prajr • r and w o rsh ' i ip p . F rid a y s . D IV ID E Mar. 10. Mr. and Mrs. Woodson of Salem spent days last week at the J. A. home. The Pete Mostachetti bought a Ford recently Mrs. J. A, Mackey and and more. I f he * ,. u , ... Mrs. George M orns was called to doesn t make good. It a his own Newberg last week by the illness fa u lt of a daughter. M r. and Mrs. Ralph Lancaster A N U N IQ U E P R .4 Y E B and children. Doris Lebow and Tony M E E T IN G . Tonole were callers Sunday a t the Bert Lancaster home. C O TTA G E G R O V E . Ore., March M r and Mrs. Doc Pitcher visited 10.— (T o the Ed ito r.)—There is a several days recently at the W alter prayer meeting service being held and Buss Pitcher homes at Walden, in Cottage Grove that is very little A number of Doris Pitcher's little spoken of. And we wonder why. friends called Saturday to help her Maybe it is because of those who celebrate her birthday anniversary, frequent it (notice we do not say the members, because there are no G o rg a * ’ G o o d W o r« organized members, it is open to After the cun.| l»; u < f (!.•• r . n all and all are welcome), perhaps the seeming lack of publicity is be- ttna canal General Gurzas wem lu ____ _________ _______ cause the folks ___ are ___ haying such ___ a South Africa to fight pneumonia In fine time, or perhaps it is for fear tl5e SO,'J and diamond mining field* of being falsely accused of running Due to his effo rt* the deutb rate In opposition to some of the denom dropped from :i50 per I.dOO to 3 inations, for there are a t times per 1.000, and the dezth rate from nearly all the city denominations all diseases to 6 per l.i«*). Oxford represented at its cottage prayer university bestowed uiwo him Ui< meetings, which are getting almost degree of doctor of science. too large for an ordinary cottage and much too large for a small Robber Stamns The Sentinel house. I t is a true prayer meeting m every iense of the word. As an Englishman would say, "And there „ no nonsense about i t ” A t a re- cent meeting the stairs were lined with young people who seemed to enjoy it immensely. A ll have an opportunity to take part. The lead- er tbe o f each meeting „ g seiected oy the audience. The lart meeting was held a t the W. Baimbridge residence, 901 Quincy aveDue. and there were 30 or more present. All seemed to have a good time and went home happy and sentiment was, “Come thou Wlth « “ d «et “ blessing - W M . B A IM B R ID G E . There are always those who say we should have no legislative ses- sions, that we already have laws enough. In this connection It Is well to note th at each legislative session passes few er laws than the preced- ing session. I t should also be borne ln mind th at the greater number of bills add no new laws, being merely ? v " WC „ a i e.1dy have. W ithout m aking a check this w rite r would say that not over 10 per cent of legislation enacted adds P R A IS E F O B P R O H IB IT IO N . any new subject to tha s ta tu te * H e re’s something worth consid C O TTA G E G R O V E . M A R C H 11. ering by those who believe we have no need for legislative sessions: In — (To the E d ito r.)—M ay I say some- every session for a number of years thing more through your paper Cottage Grove has been vitally in- concerning the greatest question terested in certain legislation. For before the American people? several sessions an arm ory appro- Im portant to Am erica because it priatlon was put through both reaches or may reach w ith a bles- houses. A bill of the past session sing to every nook and corner of th at was of vital importance to our land, wherever old glory floats. Cottage Grove was an amendment Im portant to every nation and to the so-called W heeler or county tribe in N orth and South America, tuition law th at had been advocated Im portant because we have set a by everyone in the Cottage Grove standard and every nation on earth school district who was fam iliar is looking to us for their standard w ith school affairs. to free themselves from the curse E very other community may have of rum and its nest of evils, been equally as vitally interested in Im portant because in 150 years some other legislation. of figh t we won out against the The point Is th at the larger part strongest and best organized evil of legislation is proposed by per- force in all the world—the liquor sons outside the legislature who be- traffic. Im portant because to fail lieve such legislation necessary to now means that this blighting, th eir w elfare and prosperity. And blasting, scorching, damning tra ffic lt is proposed by those who have will get a stronger hold on the no reason to be ashamed for hav- world and it w ill take more than ing proposed it. 150 years to shake its grip on wom- F o r example, but for the recent en and children, men and nations, session, Multnom ah county and M r. Editor, we are glad you are Portland would not be in a position dry. Wish all our newspapers were to issue two millions of dollars in dry. There is no stronger force in bonds fo r the relief of unemployed the land than the press. in th at county and city. You say we should respect M r. • * * Upton's and M r. M anning’s convic- From the viewpoint of this w rite r tlons. Yes, any man's convictions all the hydro - electric legislation and opinions should be respected If was unnecessary and merely adds they are based on facts, reason, to the statutes, but the people elect justice, truth and common sense. ed a governor on a platform tnat Based on these beatitudes we are promised such legislation, and a honor bound to respect them. The legislature opposed to the legisla prohibition forces can’t afford to tion gave It to him. Only a few lie or in any way deceive. F irs t dared speak th eir minds. In the because we have too many sound opinion of this w rite r hydro-electric facts to show for our cause. And development is going to be slow, tru th makes us free. Second, but and those who expected th at by not least, God is on the side of Jus some hokus pocus they were going tice and love and we must depend to get electricity fo r nothing will on H im ln any figh t against evil, find th at such a promise was only and to proceed on any other prin a means fo r securing office. At ciple than fairness and justice w ill any rate the state's power sites thw art or cripple the cause. Possib were not being stolen, could not be ly this is one reason it took us so stolen, and probably would have long to win the battle against rum been developed Just as rapidly w ith —too often we have followed the out the hydro-electric legislation of deceitful tactics of the traffic. I the recent session. I f the hydro make a common statement, though electric commiselon (another com true, when I gay, take gain out of mission to be supported by the the liquor tra ffic and you hush the state) spends the $50,000 given It, opposition to the eighteenth amend and can show no results during the ment. The politicians would have next two years, there is likely to be to turn to some other question for a howl fo r its abolishment from the an Issue. The man who said prohibition is very persons who yelled fo r It thia not right in principle puts his opin time. see ions!?), convictions!?) a g a i n s t One piece o f legislation was en- God and the foundation of all civil acted (hat this w rite r would say authority on earth. The com- was extrem ely faulty. T h a t was mandments are the basis of all lew the bill setting out how (he Joint In heaven and In earth. F or Jesus ways and means committee shall be said on different occasions that the tuade up. One requirem ent la th at sum of these commandments is love two members from each house shall to God and one another. Radio Ray has this to say: An unknown contributor | sends this one: i Very Small Son: "Dad, give ’ me a dime." Papa. "Not today, sonny, not | today.” Small Son: "Dad, if you'll | give me a dime. I ’ll tell you j w hat the iceman said to ! mama this morning." • Papa: “Here, son, quick, | what did he say?” Small Son: “He said ‘Lady, ! how much ice do you w ant i this morning’ ?’’ ! AND { Like father, like son,—but like daughter and you don't give a darn about the rest of the fam ily. a • a We DO give a darn whether you like our electrical work. Every job is done with the idea that the work must be first class. Lundy several Mackey fam ily M r- a a a An old tim er back in Ohio wrote to Sears Robuck: "Please send me one of them gas engines you advertise on page 375. I f it is any good I will send you a check for it.” The following reply was promptly received. "Send us the check, and if It 1« any good we w ill send you the en gine.” a a a You are invited to see for yourself before you pay your money, that our merchan dise is the very best to be had. W illy * Six to appreciate fully die sj>eed and power c*[Mibilttirti o f sueli a low-priced car . . . W IL L Y S .< 4 A X 1114« M X . |»rte«-«l l i k e n lo s s r l>(>44 I II I I I. E l 4.11 T . . . U tili I I t> T k M i.llT . . M U M 1 1 X 1 * t i l l « MJt . . 3 A U llie new W illy * car* are notable (or hrih bring you comfort ami safety . . . IViora are lower; wnne hmm lets are S TOO trucks bring Vt illy a d < -|M -i], lab ility and r»-m i- c M iiy to th e held o f conunrn i.il tr. i GAS-HEATED WATER PUTS W INGS O N HOUSEW ORK SA FETY G it» » * l> z lew* than l.nt year’s sim ilar types . . . T h e new aix-cylinder 19."> r<4«io. a $193 Io W ltlvs SI« . 993 to |I»9S U Iliya F ig h t BW3 to 1193 * illys -K n lg t sm I s • 39$ illy« H -lo il rltsasis It assis a 593 U lio n . A L L __ W I \ D O W S AT SJ K i l l I \ T It A COST Nelson Motor Co. T BONDED DEALERS COTTAGE GROVE. ORE. $5 DOWN Automatic Easy Monthly W ater Heaters Payments. A T H U N D E R IN G N I A G A R A POURS ACROSS T H E S C R E E N ! Liberal allowance on your old water coil or water heater. Natural Gas Corporation of Oregon 509 Main Phone 90 All Creation Stun ned Into Speechless Wonderment before “Cimarron’s” Roar ing P a g e a n t of Drama b PR O VED ll-TUDE P W L C O • S u p e r h e i e r o d y n c - 1* H S c e e v l n e e s t h e w o r lil It w ill d o e v e r y t h i n g w e Malti! . . . F our weeks ago «« published this advertisrmeiit telling how George leon- hord, 2 0 3 A Itandsll St., San Franciseo, heard Japanese and New York City »ta- tions with the Phi I co 11-tube Superhrter- odyne-PU.'S in iia y tim r! Jt aroused nation-wide ntm m rnL Hun dreds o f personal inquiries, telephone calls, letters from «11 parts ol the l'nite)l States have ponred in sinee it was pulw llshrd. Many persons asked M r leonbsrd fo r personal demonstrations o tic . » called on Pliileo dealers. And Piiileo, as always, made good. The set did exactly w h a t wax »aul! M a k e u a p r a r e I h i» ! You, too, ean enjoy superlative perform ance with tbe new Phileo. Its improved •operhetcrodyne selectivity cuts through aerial traffic jams and brings distant pro grams to locations where other radios g e l only nearby stations. FREK HOME TRIAL! K a a y !* iy n n > n t a Wo o r* • • «!OMt<l4ial n t whal Ua« o«w P b ilro w llld o that WO Will p roro It to yow M jom f omm abcolirt«'/ flroo owd wlihowt obligation. Yon ran bay it of aprclal, •Btvoflooly eoay tornta, loo! A«b na «boot It «< orcf / 4 I" M IL C O * ■ SA9.SU te S S IS .S O (1 1 -la b s Muperb«toro4yHO-Floa radio* phonograph » with M tonaoti« r •*). f Fba »oporbotorodywo- oodola Pfoa lowboy, a by M r. La lii* rerord O N I) 164 W ith This o ffer p o s itiv e ly end* next S a ta rtia } Radio Ray Down by the bridge ita price class . . . I l also excels in pick-up, h ill liance o f action. etxHHauy o f o|>eration . . . Tliev a a a I f you will take a look at our electrical goods, you won’t need a magnifying glass to see the superior quality. ■ T he new W illvs Six is tl«e s|tee<lir-«t car in clim bing and long life . . . You must drive the I This couldn’t have happened in days of yore. Sherlock Holmes: “Quick, Watson, my magnifying glass. There's something on the floor.” Watson (breathlessly): “W hat Is it?” Sherlock Holmes: "By Jove, A lady's evening dress.” t h a n A L L o th e r lo ir - p r ie i'd c a r s ! (S p a r la l ta tha O a n lla a l.) Cleaner Spring Cleaning lobbyists, they were influenced by * * persons and organ ixations at home, they were Influenced by the gov ernor, they may have been Influ enced by a selfish interest in their own affairs, but this w riter doubts whether a single member was in fluenced by money, and this opinion is borne out by newspaper writers, lobbyists and others who were pres- ent during the session. A noticeable thing was a lack of forceful leadership, outstanding leadership. I t occurs to this w riter that the high character of the mem bership m ay have been responsible for this apparent lack of leadership. Men of the character of those who made up both houses are men who th in k and act for themselves. There was not such a difference ln their ability that any stood out head and shoulders above others. I f the two houses had been made up of 90 per cent dumbbells, there would have been leaders. Among men such as these 53 days were not sufficient for the develop- ment of outstanding leadership. W hatever the legislature did or did not do, It did as good a job, or a better Job. than its critics would have done. . , , « W , 4 »1 l ‘ *' O I I . C r a w fo r d a u |> « *rla t*n .t« a t. p rra i'h Ing. 1 1 . Y I ’ H . T . a»r * . m l4 * » ♦ ! p r a y e r m avllng a. V h u ra4ay, « o cl u h I'a a to r a ra a l4 « u « < 5 U south F ift h a t r w t . a • a U t • > Kidney Acids Break Sleep ' the home of a sister. Mrs W illiam Norris, of Silk ereek Small Norma Miller, who broke a collar bone recently, 1» reported to be recovering satisfactorily She is not yet able to attend school Roy Harris, who ran a »pike through a hand recently “ • «1 <o»»4l- Bohemia Lumber company mill, is I« |< r»n ». 4 1 4. «• y ! ’»«(’ not yet able lo return to work l " « U 4 t < * <’ lr« U14- - l».aC -, l À Mlae MUdied Dugan, who had i i t h i u i * • I 1 ’ ««*4 I y in f u r i *l»»4 » n d IH M tfttV ? been III f»r some time, la again at k i v m up. Ter «'yit»* <!»'•>• |> work at the Collage tlrove tale „ I. » I lo d .v , u n d e r Ih s U u s is .it« « - M u s t q u ir k !» phone office. «« lir m o v » r» *t« David Von Needs, who bought id energy, or mousy bark. il «U «' soma land at Creswell recently, Duly (Do at .pent Sunday building a house lie Kent'« for Prugni______ took Alva Wakefield aflil Philip Robinson w llh him ns helpers A limn who can «ml llml»urt(*r M r and Mia l-ogan M ilin have liven» and not fret lontMon»» In nil named their Infant son Darrell pllnilNt for fall W illiam . — Nelson E lectric Shop RADIO RAY R IC H A R D D IX IRENE DUNNE ESTELLE TAYLOR WM. COLLIER Jr., EDNA MAY OLIVER Mighty AHHembly of Artists Pouring Heart n.nd Soul into the Creation of Characters Destined to Live Forever ARCADE THEATRE Thursday, Friday, Saturday MARCH 12, 13, 14 y
