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C lip p in g o f W h is k e r»
on Bust o f T h a c k e ra y
STATE CAPITOL
NEWS LEITER
l ’« r t Um e K m rut«
Or»jcon hit« arou nd 23.000 part«
lim a U n t i l , avt-orrihiM to thv 1U34
« r t r u l t u r a l c«n«ua, T h e
averriM"
fit rut o f th l« d a » « 1« 10 acre« w ith
I««« th a n fo u r u n der c u ltiv a tio n
O v e r 70 |»er cant have e le c tric ity .
<W per cent ru n n in g w a te r and O
per r e n t m o d e rn p lum bing . L u m
tie rin g and co m m on lab o r a re the
lea d in g aourcaa o f outside em ploy
m an t fo r the part tim e
fa rm a ra .
w ith th e m ech an ic al, b u ild in g and
e le c tric trad es next.
The
y e a rly
caah Incom e o f the fa m ilie s studied,
otoatly fro m out able e m p lo ym en t,
av era g ed atx>ut 1700 A larg e p a rt
o f the fa m ily liv in g . In c lu d in g fr u it,
vegetables, p o u ltry and d a iry prod
ucta and some m eat, was produced
on the fa rm
s s •
itiVk L u m b e r <‘ut
O f lu m b a r cut In W a s h in g to n and
O reg o n In 10311, the fo rm e r produc
ed 34A0.0ftl.OOO hoard feet and the
la tte r 3,130.236.000, accordin g to the
re p o rt o f th e
P a c ific
no rth w e st
O . K
W « * v a G o t th « L i j M w ith U t "
fo rest e x p e rim e n t statio n .
W ash­
T ra ffi.- signals are » l» rtn c a lly
AM BER
m e a n « “ w a it." n.
in g to n stand« firs t an d O reg o n «ac
ond
am ong
lu m b er
prod ucing tim ed to aid ih e o rd e rly flow o f i "step on it and get th ro u g h bairn,
traffic.
I
bi-y
are
time«!
In
fairn
ess
i*he
tu
rn
*
red.”
states, th e forest service points out.
to a ll who us« th e stree ts
d rlv * ! G R E E N m e a n t "proceed w i t .
era and pedestrians
and It would j cautio n, and w ith due respect fit
£U U »O .M M I
a sim ple m a tte r to obey the rig h ts o f o th ers.” not "go Id.
F ro n t a il
In d ic a tio n s
O regon'«
A review o f the accident b la r e » ”
1036 (o u rlâ t bualneas w tll «oar to them
N in e out o f ten a c cid e n t* thu.
m ore th a u Sft m illio n d o llars. ac> record», how ever, would Indicate
th a t d riv e rs need to be rein fo rm e d J involve d riv e r» ’ m istakes, accord
r o rd ln g to th e p résiden t o f th e O re ­
aa to th e ir m ean ing
I ing to
In suran ce C om ­
gon M o to r association T h l« would
K E O mearía "a to p ,” not “ »low
ha an Increase o f about 3ft per cent down, m ake aure no officer la in pany records, a rc caused by undue
M a te
o v er th e 103A businrss. an d non- sig h t and then aneak
”
resb len t re g is tra tio n fig u re«
thus
fa r be&r out th ls forecast. "O regon
d a u g h te r M a rjo rie A n n e o f K la m ­
la becom lng a place to go not Just
ath F a lls a rriv e d last w eek a t th e
I J l t l l ll l l l
a pince to go th ro u g h ." th e presi­
hom e
of
M rs.
H a m m e ric k a e n ’s
d e n t sald
m o th er. M rs. Lee W illia m s
Mis« U ane T r u n n e ll
V is ito rs a t th e F re d B a r r ia home
Munday w ere M rs M a rv Job. Chas.
17 M illio n Telephone«.
.
M ille r and son Stoy o f V e n e ta , M r.
_
- —
7Z
.
S tud en t« fro m here a tte n d in g the
and M rs. W a lte r
R ob inson
and
T h .r e a re m ore th a n - v s n l s s n c o tta g e O ro ¥ . ,l(Kh
. rh o o ,
fa
m ily o f D iv id e . M r an d M rs. A l­
m illio n te le p h o n e . In th e
U n ite d P rM h m e n D a v id P o rte r. M o n ta n a
vin
M
c
C
a
rv
In
o
f
L
o
nd
on
an
d
the
HI a t— It la es tim a te d th a t ab ou t C roasel.
M a rv
M c K lb b e n .
Ia-e
one pereun In every
hu n d re d
In K ru a e . B en ny M c C a ll. Iv a n P a tte n , M a rio n M ille r fa m ily o f D iv id e
M r and M rs. G le n R ep p o f San
th ia c o u n try e ith e r w o rk a fo r the M a rv in B a r ria : sophom ores. J u n io r
teleph on e In d u s try or has m oney D u g a n . Ire n e H u m p h re y s .
l i s t e r P edro. C al . v is ited F r id a y a t the
Invested In II. T h e n u m b er o f te le . H a tr ls .
Juniors.
lia n a
T r u n n e ll, L . W M c K lb b e n home.
P a tte n
B ernice
D o ro th v
G allo.
phone c o n v e rs a tio n . In the U n ite d
M a a x y in
H a rrv
M cC all.
M a te s fo r 1M4, the last y e a r fo r W
n e e
W a 'ik rr
K ld e n
W a lk e r,
w h ic h c o m p arab le fig u re« are a v a il- E r v in Th oresen
seniors
Jessie
ab le was 34,2110.000.0(10.
and
the G ru b b , M ik e M c K lb b e n
n u m b e r o f te le g ra m s was IdO.oOO.
L lovd P ete r» an d J u a n ita P ete rs
ftu b v lie n « ton
000 W e a re w ire m inded and fa st en tered th e u p p e r room at school
becom ing a ir m ind ed
M o n d ay. M a rlo rle P ete r»
en tered
..
.
.
th e p r im a r y room
B a r tle tt Jo hn sto n is h a rx e a tin g
A rm y FnlU tnw M tta
M r and M r». L e tte r
V a n N o rt- hl« filb e rt crop w h ich 1« q u ite good
H e 1« em p lo y in g local
A u th o rity h«« hern received at w ic k and c h ild re n o f la in d o n spent tht« y e ar
help
th e V H a r m y re c ru itin g „ . „ o n .
C h a rlie S h a re n of M a rs h fie ld 1«
307 M in e r b u ild in g Kugene. to ac
v ls ltlh r at th e borne o f hl« p arents.
M r and M rs. C h a rle s S haren
............... .
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y -
J .? -,;.
c u v e r B a rra c k » . W ash
fie ld ar- d a u g h te r M rs N a th a n M a n n o ck
H e n ry .Monroe was hom e o v e r the
tllle r y , F o rt I»ewl« W a ih .; en gin -
TH
I t O . Y earou « fa m ily and w eek end. H e 1« em ployed In a C.
C.
C ca m p
F o rt I«rw |«.
W a«h
Coast A lice T r u n n e ll «pent H undav a fte r-
B a rb a ra B enston o f M e d fo rd 1«
a r t lle ry. F o rt W o rd e n . W ash . coast noon at C o u g a r Bend
.,,
a. ~ ............................
v e ilin g a m o n th at the hom e o f
a r tille r y . F o rt .Mteven», O r» ; ta n k
K d w a rd
M c C a ll
of
B rlk n a p her g ra n d p a re n ts . M r and .Mrs F
co m p any. F o r t I-ew ls. W ash
S prings spent th e w eek end at th e T Benston
A p p lic a n t« fnu»l he cltlsen « o f h o rn , o f h i . pa re n ts . M r and M r»
R o y T u p lln c a m e h o m e Iasi S at-
u rd a v fr o m „
m onth< M a r )n
th e Unit«»«! S tate«, o f g<M»d m oral«, John M e t a ll
m ust fu rn is h tw o c h a ra c te r ra fr r*
F lo ren c e H tc k e th te i and
H a lp h E a s te rn W a s h in g to n .
G
ro
a
t,
ftr«
t
grad
ers,
w
ere
absent
—
-
...
' >
enc»«. h ave at
least
an
eig h th
to
bad
g ra d e • d u r a tio n . m ust be betw een f r o m s c h o o l M o n d a y d u e
G e n tle F re d e ric k
colds
th e age« o f 13 an d 3A. u n m a rrie d
B« rlln e r» lik e to point out th at,
M r an d M rs G eo rg e P eters spent
an d w ith no dependents.
.Munday at th« hom e o f .Mrs P e t­ co n trary to a ll rules fo r equestrian
ers p a rents M r an d M rs C harles ■tatúes, the statue of F re d e ric k the
F o ra n t I .and
G reat on P n te r der Linden, show«
T u rp in , o f C u rtin .
A cco rd in g to E a r l
W
T in k e r.
Bene T r u n n e ll accom panied C la r l
n<> «pura. T h e em peror refused te
W a s h in g to n . I> C., assistant c h ie f b e | nn«l Ix tu le C a ld w e ll to B id d le use them because he laved hornea
o f th e forest service, w ho was in S u n d ay w here th ey visited nt the no much.
h e - y brought
C o rtla n d recen tly , "th e re
a re
ftO John A rz n e r hom
— e T ----
...
m illio n acres o f public nrul p riv a te
hom e, w h o has been
Saginaw
k
lin e nf the ni<«»l iiir b iii» i-venia
th a t ever occurred In E ngland's fa-
niuu» W estm in ste r abbey was the
Clipping o f the whlM ker* on the
bu«t of T h a c k e ra y . In the Poet's
C orner T h a c k e ra y 's daug hter, lui«ly
R lfc lile , had objected fo r year« th a t
th e a h la k e ra on ein h «M e fif the
far«, wer«» too long and nt la»t
a«ke<| the dean to let her have them
shortened.
T h e dean c«»n»enied re lu c ta n tly ,
and accoriif«anJ*d by » «culptor,
I July Itltc h le a rriv e d °n e m orning
fo r the work
T h e boat wn< taken
to the crypt, w here the w h l«kers
w ere
clil«eled
to
th e ir
p rop er
length.
Th en the sculp tor flicked
off the «tattle w ith a cloth. Just aa
a b a rb er would b a re a fte r «having
«oitu'one, and It was retu rn ed to
It« niche
Joy
Joy Is a fluni*- whli-b aKant-litliiin
alone <-an ki-cp allvt*. an«l w h lrti
yiM-a mu iinlc»« c«>ttiinunlca,»<l.—
Ln in n rlln i-
W h o iia rin k»» In a n u tlirr's Joy«
la a uiorp human«* c h a ra c te r th an
he who lu irtakea In his g rle fa .—
I * ta le r .
T r u e Joy la a serene and a<d>er
mol Ion. — S eu e ra.
Joy never feasts so high aa when
Ih e first courae la o f m laery — Suck­
ling.
Joy la m ore d iv in e th an s o rro w ;
fo r Joy la bread, and Borrow la
m edicine.— Beecher.
A ll who Joy would w in must »hare
I t : happln«uM waa born a tw in .—
Byron.
th a t had been stored here, home
w ith her
M r an d M r». Jam es
H ic k «
of
E u g e n e spent th e w eek end at. Ih e
W L T o w n s en d hom e
T h e R o v G o o d w in fa m ily nave
m oved o n to the W . T Jones fa rm
T h e v cam e fro m near L o ra n e
Ml»., C h ris tin e H o o k e r w h o has
■pent the oast several
w eeks
In
E ug ene, cam e up H a tu rd a v to vis it
hom e fo lk
A gro u n o f vo un g people h ik e d to
th e top o f H o b e rt
bu tte
H un dav
a fte rn o o n
T h e babv d a u g h te r of M r and
M rs C lau d Abeene has w u fflc len tlv
recovered fro m a
reeent
d im
th a t th e Abeene«
have
re tu rn e d
hom e
M r« Suaie W a lk e r o f the B lac k
B u tte c o m m u n ity wa» a week end
guest o f a b ro th e r. W T . Jones.
H a rv e y H hlon nreached a t th e 11
o'clock service here H undav
M r and M rs. R ussel W a te rw o rth
o f Loa A ngeles w ere guests T h u rs -
r ln hom e. T h e fa m ilie s w ere n e ig h ­
bor» a n u m b e r o f years ago
M r and M rs . E rn e s t W ills o f V a l
lejo, C al., a rriv e d M o n d a y fo r a V is ­
it at th e hom e o f M r W ills ' m o th ­
er. M rs E lla W ills
M r» C e c il G eer an d sm all daugh
te r o f P o w e ll b u tte a r riv e d M o n d a y
fo r a visit at th e hom e o f a b ro th e r-
in -la w . Joe G eer
CARD OF THANKS
W e w ish to e x p r e » o u r elncere
th a n k s to o u r frie n d « fo r th e sym
p a th v show n u , in th e b e reavem en t
o f o u r beloved husband, fa th e r and
b ro th e r
Also to th e I O . O F
lodge fo i th e consoling graveeld e
services
M rs M a m ie M c K lb b e n
M rs
V e lin a W h ite
M r». H a r v e y B ro w n and fa m ily
J . J M c K lb b e n
B ert M c K lb b e n
H H M c K lb b e n
Id a M C la rk
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M rs. W . L . Tow nsend .
T h e n ext m e e tin g o f th e F r ie n d ly
N eig h b o rs clu b w ill be a t the hom e
of M r» L A. .Means. S ep tem b er 30.
M rs. G la d y s K e llv was hostess to
th e M c rr v M a k e rs clu b T h u rs d a y
a fte rn o o n .
M r an d M rs. M c K a v In cornnanv
o f M r. and M rs. S. P. S h o rtrld g c
o f C o ttag e G ro ve , re tu rn e d T u e s ­
d a y fro m a tr ip a lo n g th e coast to
C rescent C ltv . Cal.
M rs.
H a rrv
Z im m e r m a n
and
b ro th e r. R ussel B em is, o f F o re s t
G ro v e so ent W ed n esd ay n ig h t at
th e N elson B em is hom e M rs. Z im -
■I)« rm an took some household cw-l»
Water Ba^s — Pack Sacks — Hunting Coats — Camp Axes
Camp Stoves — Thermos Bottles and Jugs — Flashlights
Compasses — Gass Lanterns —- Guns — Ammunition
Grove Hardware
Where Every Day Is Bargain Day
JOHN A LONG, Proprietor
een.
»ores. I..... . lb O reg o n and W a » h -
In g t o n ” " T h e «70 b illio n bo ard fa at
•
m o d e rn
N , ,
ho.7«r on
Enam el
uTc
o f lim b e r on th is land represent» place w h e re Ih e old house b u rn c l
n e a rly h a lf the
to ta l
re m a in in g recen tly.
tim b e r supply o f th e U n ite d S tatee
M rs, H i r o Id H a m m e rlc k s e n and
T h e fe d e ra l service Is co o p era tin g
w ith state nnd p riv a te tim b e r ow n-
era to w a rd p u ttin g p riv a te ly owned
forest lan d and fo re s try In d u s tries
on a sustained yie ld ba si»." T h l« ac­
co m p lish m e n t w ould assure a per­
m an e n t liv elih o o d fo r n e a rly a m il­
lio n people in O regon and W a s h ­
in g to n ." accordin g to T in k e r
• • •
Im iH irtc d F a rm P roduct«.
A cco rd ing to th e In d u s tr ia l Pres»
S ervice, In the fiscal ye a r. 1034-35.
ex p o rta o f fa rm products w ere only
32 per re n t o f to ta l exports, w h ile
im p o rts o f
fa rm
product» w ere
ab ou t ftfl per cent o f to ta l Im p o rts.
TWENTY-SIXTH A N N U M
PACIFIC
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hïm Æ
LIVESTOCK i ]
EXPOSITION
s>
in
1 0 th
C e n tu ry
Th e m edieval lnduxtry o f enam el-
Ing it us revived at Limoges. France,
at the end o f the .Nineteenth cen-
tu fy.
C lo sin g O u t
SA L E
C antaloupe, crate
55c
Squash, lb.................. lc
1 Iuhhnrd and Banana
Squash, d o z e n .......... 20c
Tabic Queen
Buy N ow fo r W in te r
RODEO
ami U. S. A rm y Hor«» Show Team
P O R TLA N D O R E G O N
O cto b er 3 »olO
19 S h o w , in O n » - 11 o trs t unosi on«
roo« t a n ib lb o» ours nrso llv»»locli
D o g . ’ oolbv » s ' S»»«»
‘ ' • lo n d
Prodw rb W onvtor’ u w »’ « • » < •• * M
C lu o o n o S m il» Hugns» Votciliono to v
cation Wo«« o i.o H o rta S n o * ntioor
B o O n o an o U S ««my M otts S tow 'som
LARGE P R E M IU M LIS TS
H l. H I .l l .g 7 T n H 5 B Q S
Watermelons, lb.
Onions, lb.
le
2 |c
Casabas, lb.
Few Bushels Canning Tomatoes Left.
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