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t'liuà«' nt Home* s|»«»ul<l
Ilo nat S u rh u 1**1»«*?,
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( M IT T A t .K G R O V K . L A N K ( O l ’ N T V , O R E G O N . I I I I U S U A I . <M T O H F .lt 3, 1935
M I.IV
Pear t rain Coates to L et Cottage Grove and
Strike
of
Timber
Wilson Play Mon Golf
THINGSWETHINK
Reedsport Play lie
Workers Ends
T M a < * O th « « fltfafc « r i « h e t « • frie fc
! * • T M a g * O th M * Thia«
el
By E L B E R T B E D E
W E V E H E A R D a g ir a t <lm |
In re ip u t year« a I »out O reg o n b rin g
lia n k tu p t. bul he re cn lnra ( h r a la tr
(re a a u re r a iu l * a y * he c a n ’t get th r
tm uka to accept 112,000,000 o f *(a (e
fu n d * l»rrauae th r » ta le re q u ire *
th a t tw<* per cent In te r ra t h r paid
th ereo n O n r !>ank hn * even a a k rd
th a t a m illio n an d a h a lf o f a ta tr
fu nd « l>e w ith d ra w n O reg o n rnuat
lx* lik e a lot o f pereone w h o have
got rich going broke.
• • •
G E T T I N G A P L A C E lu heap
tw e lv e m illio n d o lla r . m a y be no
jo k e W e . m i , «Ute 1/eeau.e w e've
nevet had an y tro u b le g e llin g a
place to k«'«p our fu n d *. N o hank
h a * over a .k e tl us to w ith d r a w an y
p a rt o f our«. In f a d . w r get b e tto r
Ir r a tm e n t th a n Iho atatv bocauso
w r
havn had va rlo u a In v ita tio n « ,
n lln n .t w e e k ly In v ita tio n *, to aug
■unit ou r d rp o a lt O u r b a n k e r m ust
h ave o n r o f th r fe d e ra l a lp h a b e ti­
c a l agencies k n o w n aa N H F . W o
d o n’t k n o w w h a t th a t « g rn c y does,
h u t It c e rta in ly use» a lot o f m oney
• • •
A B A N K re fu s in g to accept
a d rp o a lt o f tw e lv e m illio n d o lla r«
1« » u fflc le n t to c a u r r m a n y peiw onr
to w onder w h at l r h a p p en in g , w hen
a ll k n o w th a t o n ly a »h u rt tim e ago
t»anke w ere e n tic in g m oney w ith
lnte»e«t at fo u r p e r cent. T h a t w a r
t*ack in th e good old re p u b lic a n
d a y * (o ld, w h e th e r g«x»d o r n o t),
hut In th re e N e w l>eal days the
g o vern m en t la p u ttin g out eo m uch
m oney at low ra te r o f In te re s t th a t
th e banka have fe w to w h o m to
lo an la tg c a m o u n t*. In a d d itio n the
g o v e rn m e n t
haa
forced
In te re s t
rate» do w n to a p o int th a t m ake«
it d iffic u lt fo r hank« to pay in te r-
rat on depo sit*.
• • •
Employes of J. H Chambers
A Sou Vote 46 to 4 to Accept
Company s Proposal
T h ia c lly a tw o m o n th -o ld U m b e r
w o rk e rs ' « t r lk r ca m e to an end
W rd tin u ia y n ig h t w h en u n ion rn rin -
her« o f th r J }(. C h a m b e r* A Hon
em p lo ye* vat»d 45 t«> 4 to accept a
propona) m a d * to th r m th a t (lay
by th r co m p any. T h * o th e r tw o
m ilt« a ffe c te d by th r s trik e , W A.
W o o d ard L u m b a r co m p an y and Bo­
h e m ia L u m lie r co m p an y , hud al
read y reaum ed o p r ratio n .
T h r a g re em e n t under w h ic h th r
C h a m b e rs m en w ill r e tu rn to w o rk
le s im ila r to th a t e ffe c tiv e a t t h r
B o h em ia I .u m lx r co m p an y p la n t
T h a t a g re e m e n t was published n
w ee k ago.
O n M o n d ay n ig h t th r C harn lx-m
em ploye« had voted do w n a p ro
jsoanl w h ich had been presented
th e m , and d u rin g th e tw o fo llo w in g
days aorur » lig h t d iffe re n c e s w ere
Iro n ed out
T h e p a y ro ll loss d u rin g th e tw o
m o n th s o f th e w a lk o u t haa been
<*«tlmuled to have been over 3100.-
000
T h ia la C o tta g e G ro ve's fin d eg»
perlence w ith a s trik e an d th e co m ­
m u n ity . em plo yers and em ployee
a re u n an im o u s In ho pin g th e re w ill
never he co n d itio n s to b rin g on
a n o th er.
D u rin g th e e n tire s trik e ca lm
u n ion leaders ke p t th in g * w ell In
hand , w ith th e revult th a t th e re
w a * no violence o f an y k in d an d no
d a m a g e to p ro p e rty .
E m p lo y e rs
and s trik e rs rem a in e d on fa ir ly
good te rm s w h ile th ey w ere at outs
an d th e re was lit tle ra d ic a l ta lk ,
due to th e fa c t th a t moat o f th e
tim b e r an d m ill w o rk e rs a re lo ng­
tim e resid ents here, m a n y o f th e m
w ith p ro p e rty In te re s t« In th e co m ­
m u n ity .
W A S H IN G T O N m o n u m e n t la
no s tro n g ly c o tu d ru d r d
th a t
II
la said It w ould <aka a lt.V m lle
w in d Io to pp le II over T h o a r w ho
ronot t upi >-d t h r m o n u m e n t b u ilt fo r
t h r fu tu re
T h r y b u ilt It to w ith -
a ta n d th r congress o f IM S .
T h e last deed to lig h t o f w a y fo r
• • •
th e new S ears road In D e lig h t
T H E E U G E N E N E W S e rr- V a lle y wa» received by th e co u n ty
ta ln ly Is n 't ta k in g an y c h a n re a on co urt M o n d a y an d c o n s tru c tio n of
g e ttin g In to a lib e l au ll A m e a n t th re e m iles or m o re o f th e road to
society llr m In th a t paper aald fill In a gap b e tw ee n tw o sections
R e p o rts have h e rn received o f tw o a lre a d y b u ilt w ill s ta rt s«x»n. ac­
w eddings at th e ho m e o f R e v E. c o rd in g to W a lte r J H o lla n d , co u n ­
V S tiv e rs S u n d ay a fte rn o o n ." W r tv co m m ission er
T h is hi a H K H A
w ould suggest th a t th e p a p er m ig h t pro ject th a t w ill now lx* hand led
have had th e rep o rt« s u b s ta n tia lly u n d e r the W P A .
r o n f lr n ir d by phontm t Ih r m in is te r
T h is w ill fo rm a lin k In th e sec­
alleged to have p e rfo rm e d th e cer­ o n d a ry sta te h ig h w a y th a t w ill e x ­
em o n y. o r th e re p o rte r w h o h e ard tend th ro u g h D e lig h t V a lle y fro m
th e rep o rta m lk h t have fo u n d the th e b rid g e o v e r th e Coast fo rk east
couples w h o w ere allege»! Io have o f C re s w e ll to a point east o f C o t­
been m a rr ie d by th e m in is te r w h o tage G ro ve .
w a r alleged to have p e rfo rm e d Ih r
Phree M ig h ty H u n te r» <»et None
ce rem on y.
• • •
E d W leae, G B P itc h e r and Pete
OF
COURSE,
Ih r
E u g en e N elson, w h o «eldom go a fte r v e n i­
ne w sp ap e r m ig h t be excused fo r Ita son w ith o u t b rin g in g In the lim it,
tin u .u a I te m e r ity by th e fa c t th a t re tu rn e d F r id a y fro m e a stern O re ­
T h e y d id n ’t
aonie w e d d in g , d o n 't laat u n til th e gon e m p ty hand ed.
even get a shot at u deer
n e w . can h r p rin te d
a • •
D u r in g th e m o ve m en t o f pears
fro m th e M e d fo /d d is tric t ho ur« o f
opei a to m nt the M o uth ern P a c ific
s ta tio n have ln*en revised so as to
have a m a n on d u ty at th e tim e
th e p e a r J r a ln a r r iv e * each n ig h t.
W ilso n h a n d le * th e k e y fro m 2
to 10 p. in. an d th e s ta tio n I* th en
d a rk u n til * W h ite y " cornea on a t 12
to re m a in u n til M a in. T h e fre ig h t
c a rry in g th e pears com e« th ro u g h
about 3 a. m.
“ W h ite y "
says
th e
re a r ra n g e ­
m ent In w o rk in g hour« w a * re a lly
m ade to give W ilso n m ore tim e on
the g o lf course.
J o ” n e v e r misses
a forenoon.
Daugherty Is Winner
Handicap Tourney
Champion, With 24 Handicap,
Shoots in 4O'i, Making It
Tough for Low Boys.
W a r r e n D a u g h e rty , w ith a 24
ha n d icap , w a lk e d o f f ea sily w ith
the p ic s id e n t s cup In th e C o ttag e
(Jrove G o lf clu b 1» a n n u a l fa ll h a n ­
d ic a p to u rn a m e n t. In th e fin a l c a n ­
to o f 36 h o le * he w a * p itte d ag ain st
O rlo B ag ley, w ith a 12 h and icap .
D a u g h e rty bad p ra c tic a lly d e s e rt­
ed th e gam e, except fo r p a y in g
dues, u n til he e n te re d th e to u r n a ­
m en t. but d u rin g e v e ry co ntest In
the to u rn a m e n t he shot a t least
one roun d o f nine hole» under 45,
g iv in g th e low h a n d ic a p fe llo w s as
tough c o m p e lItlo n a« th e y had ever
had. T h e scores c a rd ed w ill reeu lt
In a lo w e rin g o f his h a n d ic a p
F in a ls In th e co nso lation flig h t
have not been co m p leted
C o in e r
(SO) |a to j i i \ S p ra y «16». Both
had been p ra c tic a lly out o f th e
gam e be fo re th e to u rn a m e n t s t a r t ­
ed.
K e lly J r. w o n th e second conso­
la tio n flig h t an d T h u m th e th ird
Sears Roud Now Assured
T H A T O L D A D A G E about
p ro v id in g fo r a r a in y d a y I* lost
on th e E th io p ia n s .
e a e
IT 'S G U I» lh a t a fe llo w a fte r
d eer never m ls .e s Ih e m a rk w h en
It la a m a n lh a t la m o vin g In th e
brush
• • •
A N U W E C A N ’T H E L P hut
w o n d e r ho w m uch a tte n tio n la pnld
to gam e la w . by Ihoae ou t In th e
wood*. I f a h u n te r w a ite d to m a k e
su re th e ta rg e t w a s n 't a doe he
w o u ld n 't m a k e a u ila la k e an d shoot
a fe llo w h u n te r.
s e e
W F . H A V E N 'T S E E N a n y of
th e b rin g e in -h a c k -a llv e m o vie fe l­
low« ru s h in g over Io A fr ic a to ta k e
p ic tu re « o f w h a t happen« w h en the
Ita lln n a get b etw een th e B ritis h
lio n and th e C o n q u e rin g L io n o f
Judah.
M a il H o i I * D am ag e d
F o r th e second tim e w ith in «
y e ar th e U n ite d S tates m a ll box
n e a r the M ason ic te m p le has been
d a m aged by a m o to r ve h icle r u n ­
n in g In to It. In ju r in g a m a ll box
Is a serious offen se an d P o stm a ster
N elson Is reaso nably sure as to the
Id e n tity o f th e g u ilty j»erson.
T h e person w ho d a m a g e d th e box
a y e a r ugo paid fo r Its r e p a ir an d
escaped prosecution by th e fe d e ra l
g o vern m en t
Locals Keep Pigskin in
Opponent's Territory but Are
Unable to Force It Over Line
( W r it t e n
by
J o u ro s lis m
Mtu<lent )
A gnm e m a rk e d by th r ill« a t ev­
e ry q u a r te r saw C o ttag e G ro v e and
R eed * port p lay to a 0 to 0 tie S a t­
u rd a y on th e R eed sp o rt fie ld . A l­
th ou gh
C o tta g e
(¿rove
was
In
R eed sp ort te r r ito r y m ost o f th e
tim e , th ey could not put th e pig­
s k in over th e goal.
C o tta g e G ro v e w as handlcap|>ed
by th e lo«s o f th e ir s tar passer and
k ic k e r. K e n n e th K h o rtrk lg e , who
sp rained an a n k le in th e fir s t q u a r­
te r and w ill he on th e sid elin e fo r
most o f the re m a in d e r o f th e sea­
son.
C o ttag e G rove w as w e ll ah ead in
fir s t downs, g a in in g n in e to th e ir
riv a l's tw o.
A th r ill th a t had th e fa n s s h rie k ­
in g was th e In te rc e p tio n o f a pass
by G a llo th a t a lm o s t resu lted In a
to uch do w n fo r C o tta g e G rove.
T h e U ne-up. E nds, E
I>e<*ker,
lr .
|
I ><'i-k’-r
tacklcH.
T h les . C h e rry . M a cG Ib b o n . T u r n e r ;
gu ards. M r K lb b e n . H oope. B cott;
c e n te r, J o ll; q u a rte rb a c k s , C ato n ,
S m ith , h a lfb a c k s . M in n e y , G a llo ,
M ason ; fu llb a c k s . S h o rt ridg e, B a r ­
tels.
Red (Toss Initiates
Move Safer Homes
I^ u ie co u n ty c h a p te r o f th e R ed
Cross on O c to b e r 1 lau n c h ed a ca m -
p a tgn to e lim in a te a c cid e n t-cau sin g
hncard« In th e hum e. I t Is [»art o f
a n a tio n a l c a m p a ig n an d It is th e
c h a p te r’s purpose to m a k e homes
o f th is c o m m u n ity safe. H o m e ac-
Cideats a re due to carelassnesa,
neglig ence a n d la c k o f k n o w le d g e
and m ost o f th e m are p re v e n ta b le .
M illio n s o f persons a re In ju re d In
th e hom e each y e a r.
Ijis t year
m ore th a n 34.000 w ere k ille d and
th e n u m b rr p e rm a n e n tly disabled
by accidents o c c u rrin g In th e hom e
ra n In to »lx fig u res. P erson» do not
re a lize lh a t th e hom e Is not safe,
an d It Is th e purpose o f th is R ed
Cross p ro g ra m to co rre c t th is e r­
roneous b e lief, to p o int o u t com ­
m on an d un co m m o n hom e hazards,
show how each m a y be e lim in a te d
an d to co nd uct a n a c tu a l Inspectio n
o f th e hom es o f th e c o m m u n ity .
S p ec ial hom e in sp e ctio n fo rm s
h ave been p re p a re d an d a re to be
In tro d u c e d In to th e hom es here
th ro u g h c h ild re n o f th e schools.
( ie t S eve ral M u le D eer.
A p a rty com posed o f M r . an d
M rs. E. R . L e m le y , F o rre s t L e m le y ,
E d Ix ’ m ley, C lif f H ln e r an d M iss
G o ld ie H a y e s have re tu rn e d fro m
eastern O reg o n w ith se veral m u le
T h e b e g in n in g o f rlg b lecu sn e ss
deer. E d L e m le y re tu rn e d ahead
is a b h o rre n c e o f self-righteousness.
of t h e r e s t o f t h e i»arty, as he had
I f one has a re p u ta tio n fo r ju d g ­
his deer an d d id n ’t J lk e to lo a f m e n t. his m e re g r u n t has w eight.
arou nd c a m p w a itin g fo r th e o th ­
M o n e y c a n n o t m a k e one happ y
er» to get th e ir *.
unless he kn o w s ho w to spend It.
AIK MEW OE I’KOPOSEl) WII.EAMEITE CAPITOL SITE
IN T H E C R A M P E D Q U A R ­
T E R S w h ic h w ill house th e ap ­
p ro a ch in g special session th e re w ill
no t he m u ch space fo r a g a lle ry , so
o ra to ric a l m em b ers can ad dress
th e ir re m a rk s to Ih e fe llo w s w ho
a re g o ing to do Ih e voting.
T h re e re a l estate deals w ere m ade
d u rin g th e past w eek.
F re d W B lic k le , w h o re c e n tly be­
cam e assistant s u p e rin te n d e n t fo r
th e W A . W o o d a rd L u m b e r com ­
pany, has pu rchased a residence on
n o rth N in t h s tre e t th a t w as ow ned
by th e P o rtla n d M o rtg a g e com ­
pany. H e w ill m a k e su b s ta n tia l tm -
p ro v em en ta an d occupy th e p ro p ­
e r ty a t once.
Le slie S teen o f Id a h o haa p u r­
chased th e O. V B reese ran c h o f
100 acres on C e d a r creek . H e has
ta k e n possession an d w ill engage
In th e d a ir y sto ck an d ch ic k e n bus­
iness.
S im o n K o s arike has purchased
th e C a r l D . P o r te r hom e place of
tw tf acres south o f th e c ity an d
w ill
ta k e
Im m e d ia te
possession.
M r . I* o r te r plans th e ere c tio n o f a
hom e on lots on so u th S ix th stree t.
T h e s e deals w ere h a n d led by H a ll
* Johnston.
Fire Sharps Creek
Controlled Monday
Smoke Is So Thick Here
That Golfers Have Difficulty
in Following the Ball
A fir e in slashing on S harps
c re e k th a t covered 300 acres bu t
d a m a g ed v e ry lit tle g ree n tim b e r
was bro u g h t u n d e r c o n tro l M o n ­
d a y by a c rew o f 100 m en u n d e r
F ir e W a r d e n Ju d d S k in n e r.
H u m id ity w as lo w , te m p e ra tu re
w as h ig h an d e v e ry th in g d ry . m a k ­
in g fir e fig h tin g d iffic u lt.
T h e fir e was in side U m p q u a fo r ­
est bo un daries but on p riv a te lan d
p rotected by th e E a s t L a n e C o u n ty
F ire P a tr o l association.
D u r in g th e tim e o f th e fir e sm oke
was so th ic k here, a distan ce o f
p ro b a b ly 25 m iles fro m th e fla m e s,
th a t players on th e g o lf course
could not fo llo w th e b a ll fo r a long
d riv e .
T h is fir e was re a lly tw o fire s
A fir e on B o h e m ia L u m b e r co m p a­
n y slashings got a w a y an d an in ­
c e n d ia ry fir e b u rn ed its w a y to th e
slashing fire .
Last Bancroft Bond
Issue Is Refunded
* h 1»
to r T .
(
P ia /» »
and
S u ffi/ le n t
I t n o te .
NUMBER
U
Traffic Deaths Are
Lower During 1935
L et ' h Quit Killing Campaign
Han Definitely Set Motoristi to
Realizing Highway Danger»
G iv in g d e fin ite assuran ce th a t
s a fe ty w o rk c a rrie d ori by the O re ­
gon S ta te M o to r associatio n and
o th e r o rg a n iz a tio n s ha« been e f­
fe c tiv e , O rego n's tr a f f ic
f a ta lit y
fig u re a t th e end o f th e f ir s t e ig h t
m o n th s o f 1935 showed a re d u c tio n
o f 20 p e r ce n t, ac c o rd in g to rec­
ords co m p lied by th e s e c re ta ry o f
state.
I n A u g u st, th e la s t m o n th fo r
w h ic h s ta tis tic s w e re a v a ila b le , th e
au to m o b ile d e a th ro ster was m ore
th a n 33 per cent under th e same
m o n th in 1934.
T h ese fig u re s «h ow th a t th e
'L e t’s Q u it K illin g c a m p a ig n , w h ic h
has b ro u g h t to lig h t th e s u ffe rin g
an d m is e ry caused by t r a f f ic m i s ­
haps has had a c u m u la tiv e e ffe c t,"
said W . R . M c D o n a ld , d ire c to r o f
th e m o to r associatio n in c h a rg e o f
sa fety . 'B e h in d v ir tu a lly a ll causes
of
ac cid e n ts
is
th oughtlessness,
w h ic h m ost g e n e ra lly is in te r p r e t­
ed a« p u re carelessness. A s id e fr o m
th e c h ro n ic a lly irre s p o n s ib le m i­
n o rity o f d riv e rs , th e a v e ra g e m o­
to ris t is m o re ca u tio u s I f th e ser­
iousness o f th e s itu a tio n is b ro u g h t
s tro n g ly en ough to his a tte n tio n .
" In previou s years th e n u m b e r o f
d eath s has in creased a lo n g w ith
fa s te r speeds o f autom ob iles. Som e­
th in g had to be done to h a lt th e
o v e rw h e lm in g sla u g h te r. A lth o u g h
w e have m e re ly scratched th e s u r­
fa c e o f th e m a n ifo ld po ssibilities o f
s a fe ty w o rk , w e h ave show n a tu r n
fo r th e b e tte r.”
Softies Are Out at
University of Oregon
U n iv e r s ity o f O reg o n . E ugene,
O c t. 2.— "P la y b o y s " a n d
’softies,"
o r those w h o a re Just p la in la zy
w ill feel d e cid ed ly ou t o f place on
th e u n iv e rs ity cam p us th is y e a r, it
was d e clared he re th is w e e k by
M iss Ja n e t S m ith , e m p lo y m e n t sec­
retary', w h o re p o rte d th a t m ore
th a n 600 stu d e n ts w e re a t w o rk
b e fo re th e te rm s ta rte d S e p te m b e r
30. A n u m b e r o f these a re w o rk in g
on F E R A p io je c ts . w h ile th e o th ers
h ave p a rt tim e Jobs in th e c ity o r
w ith th e u n iv e rs ity .
N o job. w h e th e r la rg e o r sraall,
p e rm a n e n t o r te m p o ra ry , is o v e r­
lo oked b y th e e n te rp ris in g stu dent.
M iss S m ith d e clared . W o r k now
being done rang es fr o m J a n ito r
w o rk to a c c o u n tin g an d in clud es
such tasks as g a rd e n in g , ty p in g ,
ta k in g c a re o f c h ild re n an d c le r k ­
in g In stores.
M o re th a n 1200 stu dents a p p lie d
fo r w o rk u n d e r F E R A p ro je c ts fo r
th is y e a r, an d o f th is n u m b e r 350
h a ve been placed in jo bs th a t w ill
p a y th e m fr o m $10 to $15 a m o n th .
T h e u n iv e rs ity has been a llo tte d
$4200 by th e fe d e ra l g o v e rn m e n t
fo r F E R A w o rk .
L a s t y e a r 70 per ce n t o f stu dents
ap p lie d fo r w o rk . M iss S m ith says,
an d n e a rly a ll fo un d som e w o rk
d u rin g th e y e a r.
T h e last re m a in in g Issue o f C ity
o f C o tta g e G ro v e u n p a id B a n c ro ft
im p ro v e m e n t bonds is to be re­
fu n d ed d u rin g O cto b er, a n o rd i­
nance fo r d o in g eo h a v in g been
adopted a t an a d jo u rn e d m e e tin g
o f th e council M o n d a y n ig h t. T h is
issue Is fo r I19.66«.74. R e fu n d in g
o f th is Issue puts th e c ity in con­
d itio n w h e re th e re Is no d a n g e r o f
d e fa u lt upon an y bond w h en due.
A c o m m itte e to sit w ith th e coun­
c il In m a k in g up th e 1936 bu dg et
w as ap p o in te d as fo llo w s : E a r l H ill.
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V e a tc h . E lb e rt Bede, R o y E . S h o rt.
O ne m o re m e m b e r is to be a p p o in t­
ed b y C o u n c ilm a n L e m le y , w h o w as
not present at th e coun cil m eetin g .
T h e c ity re c o rd e r w as In s tru c te d
to check w ith th e c o u n ty to le a rn
w h a t p ro p erties a g a in s t w h ic h th e
c ity has Im p ro v e m e n t Hens h ave Ix w k o u ts A rc S en t Ita» k
Lo o k o u ts w e re sent b ack in to th e
been ta k e n o v e r b y th e co u n ty fo r
B o h e m ia d is tr ic t d u rin g th e past
d e lin q u e n t taxes.
w e e k on ac co u n t o f th e lo w h u m id ­
it y an d d ry w e a th e r th a t had cre­
a te d a fo re s t fir e h a z a rd . T h e lo o k ­
outs h a d com e ou t a f t e r th e h e a v y
r a in o f se veral w eeks ago
L e w is G ru z z ia n a o f E u g en e , one
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n ity to a p p e a r on th e P a ra m o u n t
th e a te r stage w ill be g iv e n th e n ext
th re e w in n e rs . T e n acts w ill be
g iv e n each F r id a y n ig h t d u rin g
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b u ild in g s .
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nt e x tre m e r ig h t. T h is a r tis t's p lan Is Io r e -lo e a le S ta te a tre o t, b u ild th e r n p lto l on th e s ite o f Ih e
la e s e n l u n iv e rs ity a d m ln ls lr a llo ii b u ild in g a m i tr a n s fo r m th e p resent c a p íto l g ro u n d s lu lo a s u n k e n
g a rd e n . T h e a rea c o m p ris in g Ih e |M»rilon o f W ills o n P a r k a n il tl«c W illa m e t te ca m p n a Is s u ffic ie n t
fo r a ll f n lu r e s ta te b u ild in g need«.
T h is ro o iu y site m ak e « possible o o n « trn c tlo n o f a ty p e o f c a p í­
to l, w hose saving s. In co m p a ris o n w ith cost o f a s k y s c ra p e r s ty le o f s tru c tu re on th e p re s e n t tin y
a a p llo l s ite , w ill pay a la rg e p a r t , It not a ll, o f t b r s ta te 's sh a re a t Ih e W illa m e t te M i e .
Y o u do not lik e v e ry w e ll a m a n
w h o lau gh s w h en he is a n g ry .
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m ix e d
In c lu d in g th e em otions.
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ga m e a lit t le re c e n tly an d Is doing