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Mrs. Van Valin
Dies at Dorena
Concert Sunday
by Balladeers
By
Lv>/R<enc€ ■ IjA w j'+ Jo R ^ e
I like to turn men’s thought« away
From »truggle and from strife.
And have them contemplate with me
The happy things of life.
I like to lead them down the paths
Of Nature’s wonderland.
Where beauty, cheer and peace of mind
Are found on every hand
A W A M IIIN G T O N N E W H Solo Part*, Quartet« and
A G E N C Y . u s k r.l by n
s ln is r e ly
Violin Number« Are Featured
puxxled c ile n i. « i
nut
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frie n d , lite P o rtla n d O te g o n la n , In- in Thin Year'« Program
fo rm e ue, ae lo th è in t-n u ln g o f
b o n iiilijg g lln g . In e tltu te d a soarvtl
fo r a s m a l lili d e fin ii In a , o r a n y
The hltftfoM i i i u «I<* m 1 tiret the
« •b e i Itim i o f d r f in ltlo n , fo r llia t c ity H mm *V«*r h««l, m id It hen b e d
m a t t e r , e ix | p ro d u c e d t h l«
M e w ititf
ra b b it f u r o n p o t a t o m a s h e r s '
I AM« OM > n . OKBOON IUI MUNIT, OKI i
m a n y , In p r u m ie m l In th e c o n c e it to
lw stnge<| h o lid a y b y
Ih e
Ib t lla
It seems to me that life should bring
More happiness and fun—
More satisfaction and content
With every setting sun;
It seems to me that we should find
Release from daily care.
And spend more time where friendly joys
Are waiting everywhere
M r». Claude* V a n V a lin , 61, re s i­
d e n t o f D orena fo r n e a rly 30 years,
died u n e x p e c te d ly M on d a y evening
a t h e r home. F u n e ra l services were
held f io m
th e chapel th is a f­
te rn o o n , w ith R ev W. J. I-arg e o f
Eug<*ne o ffic ia tin g . In te rm e n t was
in th e A. F. A A M .-I. O. O. F
ce m e te ry here.
E m m « c W illia m s o n wa
born
A u g 8. 1874. a t A d m a b , Neb., and
was m a rrie d th e re to
M r.
V an
V a lin O ct. 1, 1893. T he fa m ily m o v ­
ed to A s h la n d , Ore., in 1902 a nd to
D o rena 29 years ago. M rs.
Van
V a lin was a m e m b e r o f the P re sb y­
te ria n c h u rc h here.
S u rv iv in g a re th e husb an d , a
d a u g h te r. M rs. A lfre d P le u a rd , Do-
r . n « ; a son, E a r l V a n V a lin , th l«
c ity ; tw o g ra n d c h ild re n ; a sister.
M r». J. R. B o tt. H oo p e r, Neb., and
a b ro th e r, T he o d o re
W illia m s o n ,
N e b ra ska .
C o n siste n t
r rn d r rn
M r n 11 n e I
a d v e rtis in g
save
m any
nt
tim e « Ih r
p ric e o f s u ta a rip tlo n .
N I M B E R 2«
■ > ’’kmen Have
N o X ^rrel With
Boss \ ’ Muir
Employe Must Help Employer
in Creating Market for
Product ol Employe
'W o rk m e n h a ve no q u a rre l w ith
th e ir bosses, th e idea o f g e ttin g
revenge on an e m p lo y e r la o u t In
these m o d e rn d a ys," A be W . M u ir,
s e c re ta ry o f th e n a tio n a l e x e cu tive
hoard o f th e C a rp e n te rs ' and J o in -
era' u n io n , to ld a la rg e audience a t
th e a rm o ry W ednesday n ig h t o f
laat week in a n address in w h ic h
he p la in ly in d ic a te d b is b e lie f th a l
ra d ic a lis m and ro u g h s t u f f o n ly In
So many things men think they need.
ju r e th e cause o f th e w o rk m a n .
And slave so long to gam.
"W e are o u t to g e t b e tte r wages
Bring only misery and lo«w
a nd b e tte r w o r k in g c o n d itio n s . T o
And bitterness and pain’
get these we m u s t do o u r p a rt to
I F T i l IK
D E F IN IT IO N
tx
m a k e th e business o f th e e m p lo y e r
So
many
thing»
that
fill
our
live»
« tr r c p t r d . w e tr ik e It t h a t t h e O r e
p ro fita b le so th a t he can pay bet
With
drudgery
and
toil
g o n ia n r o n a ld v r s e d it o r ia l
w r it e r s
tc r wages a nd g iv e us b e tte r w o rk
«an th e O r e g o n J o u r n a l to | m > jo u i
Are such a foolish price to pay
in g c o n d itio n s ."
Song o f th e R«*ad P ro filer« » «,
o e y in r n tMM»nd<»gglcrs
For all the fun they spoil I
l a d y o f S p a in T o lc h a r d E v a n « .
M r. M u ir came here to d iscuss
• • •
< W i t h P h i lli p G ia ■ )
the new t a r i f f tr e a ty w ith C anada
x
.
V
TH E
ASHLAND
T ID IN G S ,
*
0
'
C h ris tm a s C arols.
And go, I like to turn men’s thoughts,
Car Is Driven Onto Southern as i t a ffe c ts th e jo b o f th e w o r k e r
a b o v e a n e d it o r i a l t e llin g o f th e
a lx». H o w a R o s e E 'e r Rlo«»m-
in the g re a t n o rth w e s te rn lu m b e r
c h a m e « f o r h a p p l i i p m In m a r r ie d
In g P ra e to rlu a
section. "T h e a m o u n t o f
lu m b e r
To thing, that help them to forget
[
Pacific Crossing Despite
Ilf s , c a r r ie d IK K h e a d in g
'O d d »
>
•
b. W h ile S hepherds W a tch e d
w h ic h m a y be ship p e d here a n n u a l­
A lw a y «
O pposed
M a rtia l
H a p p l-
The
burdens
of
the
day;
Warning
Bell
and
Signal.
T h e ir F lo ck» P ra e to r lux
ly u n d e r a lo w e re d t a r i f f re q u ire s
n e w " | t o f t e n la th e 'm a r t . a l ’ p a r t
388.700 m an days. I f th a t lu m b e r is
5 I like to guide their weary steps
J-
« F ifte e n th c e n tu ry >
o f m a i r L ig i th a t « n u - i « u n h a p p i
m a n u fa c tu re d in C anada, th e in ­
Where friendlines« and cheerX ^*^
M rs. Bessie S u tc liffe and M rs
n«*««. a nd o fte n th in g « a« lnconaa-
II.
d u s try in th is c o u n try loses th a t
• |u e n t la | a« t r ä n « pool n g a " t ” a n d (Quartets.
Will drive discouragement away, '//*>*■• ' A rm o re l M ille r < m o th e r a n d d a u g h - m
a n y ' m an days,
a n *‘l** s t a r t th e f ig h t in g .
» ■a»ts«raa
te r) w ere c r it ic a lly in ju re d about
T o Y o u O le y S p e a k « .
And bring contentment near.
• • •
"Two h u n d re d and f i f t y m illio n
i o 'c lo c k F rid a y a fte rn o o n w hen
M ra sm S te w a rt. N o o rd h o ff, Wet»
m illio n
W E A R C T O L D th a t A m e r i­
M i.-. S u tc liffe d ro ve t h e ir c a r o n to fe e t a d a y m eans th a t a -----------
bar. T ra s k
th e east B ro a d w a y c ro s s in g o f th e '5 ‘ , V
° " e" ‘d <’Very w o r k ,n »-’
ca la b o r r o w in g c u lt u r e f r o m E u
A h . S w eet M y s te ry o f Id le
V ic ­
a_
____
. . ilw
. ___
— u ­ d a y to b re a k th e lu m b e r p
n ric e here,
here
ro|M- W e w o n 't t»< b o th e r e d b y be
S
o _
u th
e rn P a c ific . ra
a y a . t E
to r H e rb e rt
In g sake«! to r e t u r n w h a t w e h a v e
gene. T he tw o w om en w ere ta k e n and a b re a k in th e lu m b e r p ric e
M e Mira. E d w a r d s . M a r k in ^ H a g e n
lu m b e r
b o rro w s m I . N o o n e w o u ld w a n t a n y
to a E ug e n e h o s p ita l a nd w ere able endangers th e w age th e
V m p h rs y .
w o rk e r Is now be in g p a id . I t Is a
o f I t b a c k a f t e r h e « aw w h u t we 1-a Cu« a r a c h s
to r e tu rn io th e ir homes here to ­
M exican fo lk song
case o f one ro tte n apple s p o ilin g
h a d d o n e to It
day.
M essrs.
E d w a rd s.
I*ennlngt«»n,
• • •
T h e re was no e x p la n a tio n o f th e t h * r n t ir e b °x .
D ove, H rra e n w a y .
L a n e c o u n ty « ta x le vy f o r 193»*
I f a n y d o u bt existed th a t S h e r iff a ccid e n t. I t was said th a t several
W e have co n ta cte d
m a n u fa c
T H E R E A R E S E R M O N S In
III.
h a a been fix e d a t 24 tm lla . on« m ill
S w a rts and P U t ilc t A tto r n e y R a y o th e r cars were w a itin g f o r the tu re rs a nd have asked th e m w h e th -
a to n e » W«* h a v e h e a rd «orne t h a t T he B u ild e r ('a d m a n .
h ig h e r th a n it wax fo r 193&. W h ile m « a n l it w hen th e y «aid alot ma
o u g h t to h<> «caled In concrete
th e
w a rn in g e r ,h e y are 8 o in g to p ro te c t th e l,
tr a in to pa>», th a t
S yin|»athy ( F r o m F ir e f ly ) F r im l
th e to ta l a m o u n t to be raided n e xt chine« in e ve ry fo rm w ill be d riv e n
bell w a s s o u n ding and th a t th e o w n ,n te r« ’ts by re fu s in g to sell
ye
a
r
by
ta
x
a
tio
n
1«
M-varul
th
o
u
-
o
u
t
o
f
th
e
c
o
u
n
ty
w
hen
not
11-
IV
P O T A T O P R O f,r < * T lO N la
w a rn in g lig h t was s w in g in g as th e Ih e ir 'u m b e r th ro u g h b ro k e rs t h a l
» a n d d o l l a i « le»A th a n
for
193A, cenaed by a m u n ic ip a lity , th a t S u tc liffe c a r s ta rte d acm es the han dle th e cheaper C a n a d ia n iu m -
to be c o n tro lle d . In o th e r word«. V io lin Solo«.
th
e
re
1«
un
increaaa
In
the
m
illa
g
e
doubt
wa»
disp
e
lle
d
a
fe
w
days
ago
lh p o ta to ha* eyes (h a t it w ill not
G u ita r r e
M<»*Ak«jw*«tU.
th e tr a c k s a t a speed o f 13 o r SO tw r ! h p l: a n s w e r has been yes.
be p e rm itte d tn use
M «*dttatlon (F ro m T h a l« ) M a ia due to i educed no*« o*«d v a la a tio a in a g ra n d ^ io a iF u p o ve r th e coun- m ile s in fr o n t o f t r a in N o. «. H a d
The u n io n w o rk e r, has m a n y
o
f
p
ro
p
e
rty
.
ty.
T
h
re
e
m
achine»
o
f
11
seized
eanet.
th e speed o f th e c a r been s lig h tly w a ys In w h ic h to p ro te c t h is jo b
T
he
a
m
o
u
n
t
f
o
r
g
e
n
e
ra
l
»
la
te
were
ta
k
e
n
in
C
otta
ge
G
rove,
TH ER E
IS a lx iu t a« m u c h
T he O ld R e fra in K re la le r.
g re a te r, no a c c id e n t w o u ld have and th e jo b o f h is fe llo w w o rk m e n ,
purpose» to 1 m * ra ise d In Lane co u n -
Moat o f th e co n fla cate d machin«
M r. Dalla«.
«tritar t o t h r b a t t le «»f t h r fa c tio n ^
happened, as o n ly th e re a r end o f H e m ay refuse to s a w logs c o m in g
ty
1»
1123,200.29
and
fo
r
th
e
»tale
m
asqueraded
a«
p
in
and
b
a
ll
ma
In t t l l g a n t a n d S p r in c f l r l d a » t h r r r
V.
the c a r was h it by th e tr a in .
fr o m C anada H e m a y refuse to
e
le
m
e
n
ta
ry
»chool
fu
n
d
$87,106.69,
chine«,
b
u
t
th
e
y
had
«lot
m
ach
in
e
la to t h r a l t r m p t o f Ih«* It a l i a n « to r h r B lin d P lo w m a n Clark«*.
T h e m o to r c a r was s w u n g a ro u n d produce logs th a t go to a m ill th a t
m
a
k
in
g
a
to
ta
l
o
f
$210.306
98.
T
h
l«
a
tta
ch
m
e
n
t»
,
w
ith
ja
c
k
p
o
t«
,
and
c o lo n lx r E t h io p ia . W h ic h Ira«!-« to W hen I G ro w T«*» O ld to D ream
1« m ore th a n $10,000 le«« th a n It i ^ l d m oney to lu c k y p la ye rs. P in by th e im p a c t, b u t lit t le dam aged. i!i u s in g C a n a d ia n logs.
R o m b e rg .
th e a u g g e a tlo n t h a t t h r r r m u d h r
"W e m ust h e lp m a k e th e m a rk e t
wa» fo r 193A
and b a ll m ach in e s p a y in g m e rch a n - w h ile M is . S u tc liffe and M rs. M ill
S o lo la t. M r . N e le o n .
a c o lo re d g e n t le m a n In t h r w o o d
e r w ere th ro w n o u t o n to th e pave­ fo r Ih e p ro d u c t we produce W e
N e xt y e a rs g e n era l fu n d
Item disc prizes w ere n o t d is tu rb e d .
p ile In f-a rh o f o u r » la te r citte«.
Q u a rte t Me««r». .Stewart. B u tle r.
M achines w ere seized here a t th e ment. T h e y s u ffe re d severe head, m ust h e lp o u r e m p lo y e r in b u ild ­
apt*ears h ig h e r th a n th a t o f 1933
C a rl, T ra « k.
back and chest In ju rie s .
in g up th a t m a rk e t.
THE
W AY
K JR K
p rlc m T ra m p , T ra m p . T ru m p ((N a u g h ty f o r th e reason th a t the o ld age B o h e m ia club. C u m m in s re s ta u ra n t
M rs . S u tc liffe a nd M rs. M ille r
"W e can refuse to use sh in g le s
|n*nslon fu n d o f *63.000 Is In cluded and G ra y Goose.
have Advance«! a a r lf r t a p ectlng
M a r ie tta )- V ic to r H e rb e rt.
w ere re tu r n in g home fro m spend­ and lu m b e r th a t com e here on
In It, T he 1936 c o u n ty road fu n d
hog p ro b a b ly w o u ld n 't
d e ig n
to
Gueat aololet, M u rn a rd E n g la n d
in g several h o u rs in Eugene
tra m p steam ers. W e can de m a n d
and th e c o u n ty school fu n d are
even « n iff nt pearl« th a t m ig h t be
th a t lu m b e r w h ic h we use m u s t be
h ig h e r th a n those fo r 1933 w h ile
ca«t before It.
le g io n C o m m a n d e r Com ing.
produced u n d e r th e same condt-
th e fu n d fo r bond re d e m p tio n and
G eorge K oehn. P o rtla n d , s ta te tto n s as th a t produced here.
in te re s t and th e m a rk e t road fu n d
THE
ItK P I'III.IC A N M
can
•'A m e ric a n
business
has
lo n g
c o m m a n d e r o f th e A m e r i c a n
a re low er.
w in th e next e le c tio n I f th e y ra n
L e g io n , w ill be here J a n u a ry 16 to l* l‘" on th e rag g e d edge w ith lit t le
T h r to ta l a m o u n t tn be raised by
m ake the people believe t h e ir p a rty
C o n fid e nce in ba n ks o f th e coun- s d d r*‘,c’ t h «‘
C o q u e t m eet- chance fo r p ro fit, we m ust do w h a t-
ta x a tio n in 1936 is *9 M .621.09, as
ra n g iv e n il th e th in g s w h ic h t h r
co m p a re d w ith *992.310.38 in 1933, a t r y has been resto re d and deposits ln g
th e
o f com m erce, e v e r we can to m ake it possible for
d e m o cra ts
have
pro m ise d
but
H ig h school b a n ke tb a ll p ra c tic e re d u c tio n o f ,7.689 48.
and loan balances In d ic a te a re-
w i" d e liv e r an address to school * j'a l business to g iv e e m p lo y m e n t
h a v e n 't yet d e livered.
s
ta
rte
d
.Monday
w
ith
23
boys
re
­
W a s h in g to n w ill h e a r us. I f Ch
The le vy o f 24 m ill» was based m a rk a b le p ic k u p , a c c o rd in g to E. c h ild re n in th e a fte rn o o n . C o m m it-
• • •
p o rtin g . F iv e o f last ye a r's le tte r­ on a to ta l aaaeaawl vn lUHtlon o f A. C a rro ll, re p re s e n ta tiv e o f th e ,eea » e re a p p o in te d
at
M on d a y _ naJa
is sensible, she w ill re a liz e
T H E T H IN G fo r I h r o th e r
• •• - ••• ■ -.’ ,1, a x | ’a a ■ • x <a»a v — v I VII"
•
m en have re p o rte d , h u t
tw o
o f ,«1.034.212 as com pared w ith a to t
F ed e ra l D e posit In s u ra n c e c o rp o ra - n l* h t 8 m e e tin g o f the Ia>gion to «h«« » h a t is be in g s tirre d u p by th e
w o rld pow ers to do 1« to w a it u n til
these. S h o rtil.tg e and M ln n e y, w ill v a lu a tio n in 1933 o f *43.132.634
i a v is ito r here th is cooperate w ith th e
c h a n ih e i
o f n e w P«1'’ 1» d o in g h e r no good and
M ti« a o lln l Beta hl« at m y o ve r t h r
lio n , w ho
n o t be rea d y fo r w o rk f o r some
com m erce and L io n s c lu b in m a k ­ he w ill ask to have it changed.
E th io p ia n
m o u n ta in «
and
th r n
week.
tim e, H h o rtrld g e la re c o v e rin g fro m
"Some say th a t 250.000,000 fe e t a
m ove In on Ita ly .
M r. C a rro ll believes th a t deposit in g th e c h a m b e r o f com m erce ban­
a b ro k e n a n k le and M ln n e y fro m
• • •
y e a r is o n ly a d ro p In th e bu cke t
Insurance, to w h ic h he g ive s a quet a b ig a ffa ir .
the e ffe c ts o f p n e um o n ia T he o th e r
H o w w o u ld those liv in g across th e
W E C A N ’T U N D E R S T A N D
la rg e p u rt o f th e c re d it fo r r e tu r n ­
le tte rm e n a ie lle r s h r l T ra c y , E llis
b o u n d a ry In W a s h in g to n
lik e to
w h y t h r N«*w D ra l th o u g h t It n«cr«
in g co n fid e n ce in hanks, is to be To \ l» lt V e te ra n s ' H o s p ita l.
D e cke r and W a yn e M a rk in .
th
e W e ye rh a trse r ■ m ill com
-
T he A m e ric a n Ix 'g
io n a n d
a u x ill- have
aary to «pend a lo t o f n io n ry Making
p e rm
a n e aaa«
nt. •--«
D eposits up
tu *3.000
few»a
aaasassw
ts |r
XVS
—
—
l a
l i j »
-------
M ost p ro m is in g o f th e re m a ln d e i
fo r each d e p o s ito r are n o w Insured
a rp “ » » king p la n s to v is it th e Ple te lv closed d o w n and th e L o n g -
fa rm e rs w h r t h r r th e y w o u ld lik e
o f th e squad are N o rm a n S o rto r,
and. a c c o rd in g to M r. C a rro ll, busl- ve,<!r" n’ ' hosP‘ ‘ a l a t R o seburg Sun- « e ll o p e ra tio n
closed d o w n
six
to h a v r m oney g ive n th e m f o r not
1’om lla ll, D a rre ll E n s th u rn , V e r
One o f th e coldest .lavs recorded
day. T he day has been d esignated m o n th s o f th e y e a r - ’ .........................
T h a t is w h a t
g ro w in g « o m rth ln g .
*
by h o s p ita l o fttc la ls ns C otta ge 2SO.OOO.OOO feel
non D e cke r A lla n F e r r ln and Ir v in here d u rin g N o ve m b e r o ccu rre d t(o|)
• • •
fe e t o f C a n a d ia n lu m
th is year w hen th e
th e rm o m e te r
ber m eans. 2.100 m en w ith o u t Jobe
D eposits a n d th e business o f th e G rove day.
T H E W’ A R C O R R K H l’O N IX T ho m so n .
T he f ir s t gam e w ilt be played reached I t degrees above zero, nc-
W h a t w o u ld 2.100 m en w ith o u t jobs
E N T S a e rtii to h r c o n d u c tin g q u ite
F irs t N a tio n a l b a n k o f th is c ity
Say you saw it a d v e rtis e d in The m ean to th is s e c tio n ’ T h a t's w h a t
a o a n g u ln a ry c o n flic t o ve r In A f r i ­ th ls F rid a y n ig h t a t D ra in and Ih e c o rd in g to th e re co rd s o f C. E. w ere fo u n d to be In s p le n d id con­
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ca and th e re w ill be n lot o f bnt f ir s t hom e gain« w ill be played S te w a rt, co o p e ra tive observer. T he d itio n .
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THEY
A R E N O W s e llin g T »® "day a fte rn o o n fro m th o ehnpel Sears Road Is S ta r t<81.
a,so s u ffe re d a severe gnsh tn th e
T ow n se n d C lu b to G ive P la y .
T w e n ty m en fro m the r e lie f ro lls fle sh y p a rt o f th e le ft leg. The
beer In cans, b u t th a t's nut so new. w ith Rev. K. E C u u lte i o ffic ia tin g .
T h e C o tta ge
G rove
Tow nsend
n te rm e n t was In th e Itru m h n u g h o f th is se ctio n o f th e c o u n ty were B u c k was be in g o p erated by one o f
no s e lf resp e ctin g
c o u n try p rin t
c lu b w ill stage a b e n e fit v a u d e v ille
p u t to w o rk T ue sd a y m o rn in g on ’ *>e P e rln l boys.
shop o f th e old days was w ith o u t ce m e te ry o n M osby creek.
show. In c lu d in g p ro fe s s io n a l
and
Mr. H e nderson was b o rn In M is ­ th e Sears road In D e lig h t va lle y. He was ta k e n to a E ug e n e hos-
Its t in "g ro w le r.''
local- ta le n t, a t th e a rm o ry at 8 T 5
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s o u ri Feb. 27. 1860, and was a m e m ­ C o m p la ln t has been m ade th a t s u f- P 'ta ' and it p ro b a b ly w ill be a ye a r
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le y o f "B e lie v e I t o r N o t" fa m e as
N.
b ro th e rly love. H a lle Just doesn’t tc r, M rs. E M Babcock, C la y C ity , w o rk to p ra c tic a lly a ll w h o w ere ed by th e R e b e ka hs F rid a y :
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th a t T h a n k s g iv in g Is o v e i, th a t the
hands.
last o f th e tu rk e y has Deen co n ­ w ish to q u a lify f o r b a s k e tb a ll o f- w . A. W o o d a rd L u m b e r com pany, u re r. M rs. E v a H a tc h . In s ta lla tio n
S h o rt addresses w ill be g ive n be
sumed m id th a t o u r stom achs are flr la D w ill be co n d ucte d n t 10 was ta k e n to a Eugene h o s p ita l w ill be held e a rly In J a n u a ry .
t» e e n a cts 1» Rev. E. E. C o u lte i
o 'c lo c k S a tu rd a y a t th e h ig h s c h o o l W ednesday w ith an In ju re d hack
In o rd e r again.
In ste ad o f th e usual 6:30 p o tlu c k
w h o represented th e lo c a l T o w n
In fo rm a t Ion m ay be secured fro m w h ic h he s u ffe re d th a t
fo re n o o n d in n e r, fo r th e next m e e tin g Dec.
send c lu b a t th e C hicago conven
H A R D L U C K doesn’t fnu.i P r in c ip a l F. L , G ra n n is ,
w h ile a s s is tin g In lo w e rin g a s ta rk II. m em bers a re to come dressed In
E lz le H o ld e rm a n d oesn't nifeid a tio n , and by the p re s id e n t. J. F
a ro u n d lo n g a t the d o o r o t th e fe l-
T hese e x a m in a tio n s
are
being fro m a d o n ke y engine.
p rin ts a n d o v e ra lls and to b rin g lit t le ra in ,
b u t no a m o u n t scenic
to Safley.
low w ith a determination to ov. i g ive n In a n u m b e r o f c itie s o f the
H m ltli was o n ly re c e n tly In a lunches In paper bags to ba served be too m u c h
f o r P la y b o y
"H I"
T h e show w in be repeated a t th e
nnaas every obstacle.
state.
h o s p ita l w ith a fra c tu re d leg.
a fte r lodge.
H liuondson.
gra n g e h a ll a t H id iro n Dee. 12.
FO R HOME HEAHON
th a t
' * m d a p p a r e n t . a n d not in k e e p in g
w l lb Ih e h a b i t . Of tin O r e g o n ia n ,
It a g r e e d t h a t s u c h a d e f in it io n e x
p r o n e , | th e v e ry s p ir it
of
ta a n i
d a g g lin g , b u t « n i l o n Io uxe 4<s)
d r e i « I t w i ll l>r g iv e n e l 3 o r l i n k
M u n d a y In th e A rc a d e . T t i le w i ll l»c
tb s f i f t h s e m i a n n u a l c o n c e it |o lie
g iv e n by t b l . o r g a n is a t io n o f m a la
v o ic e . H o lo p a r t e a n d q u a r t e t n u m
| m , . w i ll In- m o le n u m e r o u e t h a n
|„ fo rm e r iiiia a iin i.
Mrs. Sutcliffe
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Total Taxes Dawn Slot Machines Here
Confidence in
banks Returns
basketball
Season Is Started
November 11 One
of Coldest Days
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