The Cottage Grove sentinel., January 21, 1937, Image 1

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Nl'M H K K 33.
V ill i ME M V I I
HMTAVAM Mott, lloneyman
Thmgi J fA e r, Thlnli Q fil W h tt
VH» fh n ti o f thm gi J t t m fh in t
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Central Figures in Big Birthday Party
Predict Early End
Of Maritime Strike
Committees for
C. of C. Named
A t Tuesday Meet
Balladem . "ounce
Annual Concei ,. Jan.
31 at Arcade Theatre
C. 3. Kern, president o f the
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Cham ber of com m erce at Tue.»-
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day's session announced tha ap- P r o g r a m This Year Expected
pointm ent of the follow ing com - T() g u r p a sg p-ust Productions,
m ltteea for the ensu in g year:
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A gricultural Chas Brown. Chas. New Officers Head Group.
B e ld h r and Fred Breeder. Thia
com m ittee will also cooperate with
n e a t lim e
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the com m ittee on Four-H club fair.
Tq,e Balladeer», C ottage G rove's
The leglalalure la the state'«
Congressm an Jam es W M o l l a n d
C ivic—Dr. H. A. H agen , Cleo own m en-g chorus o f tw enty-five
rreatxnt biennial ahow, even If It Conlfreaawoman N an W o o d llo n ey -
M orelock. Dr. C. II Kirne
voices, under the direction o f Edna
doeen'1 coat aa m uch a» II coala Io m an,
acknow ledging
receipt of
E ntertain m en t—H. B Perrin, L.
Pearson, w ill present their
p r o d u c e a o n ie m otion picture«
cham ber of com m erce lettera rela-
C. Schroeder. N J. N elson.
annual concert Sunday. January 31.
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liv e to tha maritime atrike, both
In du strial—J. H Cham bers, W at 3 p m at the Arcade theatre.
One thing about the a c t o n In exprraaed belief that an early «et-
H Daugherty, O. E W oodson
Mr« H elen R ice w ill be the aa-
tble great abow la that their «•'- dem ent waa In p n x p e cl The let-
Leglalatlon H. W Lombard, A. ronipanl»t and aaaistlng w ill ba
don* are all natural
There
la tara received by Karl Ballew, esc
W Hell! well, C E. U m phrey.
B ernice I>ewls, violin ist, accom paa-
nothing put oil No one la train 'd retary, fo llo w ,
N atural R esources - H. E. D. led by R uth Stew art Caldw ell.
for bln part Each actor acta the D ear .Mr Ilallew:
Brown. G o d f r e y G raber. R ay j Ieien Judy, soprano, accom panist
aame aa ha would al hom e In a
Thia will acknow ledge the receipt
Trask.
Dorothy Da via; and the "m yster-
public gathering, only perhape p of your letter of January «. rela-
P ubliclty—C het Stroup, C. I. Ry- iou, iady |n blue "
little more ao and poa’lbly m ore tlve to the m aritim e atrike altua-
nearson, Harold Swartz.
The Balladecrs, organized four
often
Hon
Roads and H igh w ays. Federal yearg ago. have m ade m any «acri-
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H illin g tile p ast ala w eek» I have
P r o je c ts -C . E
Stew art, L. W. f |ceg_ both of tim e and m oney, to
A great deal o f fear haa bean In conllnuoua touch w ith the
Coiner, H. B. Griggs.
keep their organization fun ctionin g
bean eapreaeed Dial thia would to, governm ental a g e n d a . which are
County Cham ber—C. E Stew art, and to develop a m usical group of
President F ra n k lin D. Itoosevelt. whose b irthd ay J an u ary 30 w ill
a wild and woolly aeaalon Before endeavoring to aettle the atrike
N E. G lass. Joe Sm ith
which the city m ight be proud.
be the occasion lo r a scries of 5.WH1 celebrations to be held through­
the eeaalon convened 1 b ra id the My Inform ation from them today
Pet Parade and 4-H Club F air— Th<-y m ake no solicitation for
out the country to raise funds tor the n atio n s w a r against in fa n tile
nam es of eeveral w ho were expect- |> to the e ffect that a aettleinent
Roy Short. Harry K night, Clyde fundg from the general public
|ia ra l)» ls. Right. Colonel H en ry I.. D o herty, lo r the fou rth tim e n a­
ed to m ake It wild and WOOtly, hut |g In alght. and I trust thia happy
R oberts. Bill B artels. Cecil Beck except upon the occasion o f their
tion al chairm an ot the w orld's biggest b irth d ay p arty.
ao far there wild and woolly 'el- result inay have been brought
and m em bers of the agricultural public concerts, and Judging from
lowe have been the moet docile about by the tim e this letter
com m ittee.
advance reports, the concert th is
reaches you
lamba of the bunch
ON W ITII T H E I1ANCE
of the fun d’ obtained will be
used
The firat nam ed m em ber of each year will well be worth the nonll
• • •
hundred to forward the work of the m en
of com m ittee has been
appointed naj price placed upon the tick ets
Although It la doubtful. In my
Il »■
la hoped that several
O f rout»«
seeking
new chairm an
cour»« »11
«.I the»«*
w . fellow«
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a opinion,
w hether Federal («fiata-
11
The program In full follow s:
legtala-
vnther at »stance who are
» h o are supposed to lie wild a.id (|#n ( #n
() whlch would Cottage G rovlans will night.
Song of the Road, S tev en so » -
Jan- m ethods to atrike at the heart of
the arm ory Saturday
►oily »re dem ocrat« and It wrt«
Protheroe.
effectivaly tend either .0 settle or <"•_
p ol.om ye.ttl., ‘ ^ . À * lp
republican* who »»Id they would to prevent strike». I am m aking a» ““ O' 30 t o / o l n * l‘h
have been its victim «. But seventy
Cornfield M elodies, arranged by
l»e wild and woolly.
careful a study a . poa.lhle of all •" < “ J " * * ™ 11
m d , . c e n t, out of every dollar collected,
G ates. M essrs. F lnnerty, W eber
plans which have been su ggested cans t ’roug ou
ie nn on
wm
gp, nt locally for the rell’ f
Edw ards ar.d chorus.
In the senate In particular to date upon that subject I'ropo«- relebratlon of
of Infantile paralysis
»ufferers
D edication. Franz.
t h . personnel really h a . Class and
to .trik e« day T h l. year Colonel Doherty e .
celeb ra tio n , will
thus
ren
re
til thus repre-
Captain Mac', Sanderson.
■everal of those who are expected w(1| (n a „ prob<bnny be offered Bmutee that no few er than five *
Violin solos: Liebealeid, K reisler;
p - ; ; = ............... -
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X n E ?
to keep th in gs on an even k -el f<jr r„ n, ldgr, Uo„
, hg
Spanish Dance. Fabian Rebfeld:
have long been known aa demo-
, be C n n |tt, „
,h _ ...
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,„ d
C ..W -
R ussian D ance, H artm an—B ernice
m ats. They were dem ocrats even
W ith kind personal regard, and m “ c,\ “ “ . s ’""«n.voMmn* of ' suf- hu lln g toward the general good
Lewis.
» u r . in , you of my fullest coopara- r . sed for the «> « v t.tlo n of su f
< Pregldent.g Birthday
B.
before being a dem ocrat becam e
Medley, arranged by Greely: In
Ball
-» popular That kind of a demo- Uo|>
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O " “ ” ' as
' “ J “ p; o p e r t f
the Good Old Sum m er Tim e. On
t"..‘ h’
t h l . January,
p a-t y a ^ s . w, 111 s “ k
era! la p a r tlc .lly a . good a leg Fla- <r
prt,,1„ m . j gm
the B ank s of the W abash, Steam ­
A m erican « I11 ta ll
coats
and be an A m erican gesture, national
Payers Of Their Cities,
dem ocrat
ocrat som
tor a . a dem
« , m etim
.tlm es
e . a a
cordially y o u r .
boat B ill; Say “Au R evoir”.
high
h
ats
Sunday
suits,
hunting
*n
scope,
altru
istic
tn
purpose
and
better legislator than rente repub­
Liebestraum (D ream of Love>
JAM ES W MOTT
Jacket«
nod
high
boots,
plerrot
cos-
gay
with
the
s
p
ir
it
.
of
a
people
Ask
Share
G&
S—Liquor
Taxes,
lic a n .
Franz-Liszt.
tum es.
sw ea te r.
and
overalls; still young and generous.
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Soprano Solos Indian Love Call.
D ear Mr B a llew
Lane county w a . «.m ew h at
Com ,vlnR w llh , hg
b e . t d l . . . b oy. men »» ‘he n e t » .
City A ttorney H erbert W. Lorn-
M arie) Frim l: B' Bario.
prom lnm l In the o»jjanlButlnn
t»f
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« d o n . n d , h a . Of o th ..; o f h fe w ar v e ta r a n ., I h.w h.«kered
bard attended a m eeting at Salem . Arditi.
(ba «an nie
Senator MrC«
and
in d iv id u a l’ In g ra n d d a d s, t h . m e m b e r, of high
G yp ’y Trail. K ipling-G alloway
Monday, of nearly 100 city officials
m ade the -pcech that resulted tn Or-lton , h g „ .„b m ltted your re-
b a U eth all te.m jh big « It/
.
representing forty-one c ities from
A B eautiful Lady in Blue, w ith
all parts o f \h e state, who were Lady in B lue!.”
F ra n cl’rovlch for president of tha to the W
W hite
hite llouae.
Ilnur-- where
where I I »m
am o f »very vocation, avocation, pro- V
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o e e -k
_ e a llla e e w
a a « f ll
t a a ilw l
t a n il
seek in g r e lk f for the property tax
At the recent annual m eeting of
payers of their cities. R esolutions the organization E. J. W eber w as
X . ’, ^ w,n - Blvrn —
- r / e " .d1, ^ ? : ¿ k A
were
adopted
ask
in
g
for
a
«hart
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. ' ^ ' ’ pniTtdent: N .’ j . N eU on Jr
A f<*w minute« later Senator
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keeping In close touch with w), h # rumbg fandango or Span-
of gasolin e tax revenues and a y ^ p - e M d e n t ; Don Allen seert-
Aalvor
W h e e l« m ade the nom inal
Ing speech for thia writer, who waa !*•* »'rlke altuntlnn anil step« be- (th
(>(. ,,„ m p their w ay ele-
, larger share o f revenues derived tary. treasurer and C. E . Um phrey.
o term
te r m inate
in a te It
It and
•«<• will
*111
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or , n, | rgantly. through a y J X v af e r n ^ n
the efty hall from 1,<” *or tr a if,c
MinOr mod\'
unanlm nusly .elected for reading
Edna Leslie
n-
power
to
help
bring
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perchance
attem
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f'ratlona o f the K nox law in regard assistan t director.
d ark .
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Pearson, w hose untiring efforts
tl.fa c to ry and perman- , the
hg“h
l_ htand fling
, llng
2 " I " ? , " a . discus-
d t ^ n .- to
•<> lh
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•*“ >« <X clo
< *»•"
° f t>eer
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about
highland
bounty nur
present"for
e Um®
sln « « or
have been m uch appreciated, w as
. In another
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- few m inute» AI-
a. ent
••ttlem en l which. »« . » . m
atter
A m erican wom en, dow agers, deb- iion of health prooiem s In the cen sees and the age of perso. s ainUn chosen director, as wa*
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I . prom
L io
a o i 1 uan e aaM
itn
f*c t«
reanon to believe 1« utant», «ub-deb«, teachers, doctor«, schools and com m unity.
“ n ’,n< bcer and
ere a P - H elen Rice, accom panist,
W t. heeler,
inent
conn-
. 1 . have
.
ty gran ge, and Incidentally a son rl° ”
h"n‘'
nurses, law yer., the girls from the
Mr)L c A Beldler> chairm an of e<1Th
conference
called by the
M embers o f th e chorus are
o f Senator W heeler, waa again
T hanking you for your com- five and ten cent stores, where (he )oan c lo w , com m ittee, report-
„ ' f o " g" n c i tie s also w ent W arren Edw ard’ . Schofield Stew
unnnlm oualy -elected for sergeant m unlcstlon, i «m.
you m eet the m illion dollar prlnc e , num frous denlands during pre- Qn * cord favoring new leg l.la tlo n a r t' Albert W oodard. Donald Allen.
\ ’erv truly v«urs,
a t arm «, a jx n ltlo u held «<> m an y
-------“. senior nnd Junior leaguers.
of art, c i „ on the KivlnK , h . clde< the r ig h A o le w C hester Allen. Earl Ballew. Frank
e»at«
NA N WOOD HONEYM AN
* he)vw, M atcrlal wag gtyen
Babcock. Tom Howard. K enneth
y»ar4 b\ Colonel W <1 D Mercer
artist a m odel., t h . club ladles, coh
o f Kugrne
school girls and ou| to be m ade , nto g a n n e n ts for purpoge5 and authorized its leg- Shortridge. Irvtn Pacholke. R ich
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girl« who work with their hand«.
b b layette to be used in the jsl , lv
com m ittee to work w ith “ rd B ushell, E ugene Dove. H. A
they will all be there "am ong those
yof > nepd
he S'at Bankers' A b l a t i o n In H aKe "' W orth H a r w *' N J N *‘-
Senator W heeler believe« In
ptesent ". God bless them all. at " ’ '
’ T *“ -’
b ‘he s 'a t'
A ’ 8oc‘a' ,,,
, on V ictor P help s, John Penning-
hl« klda doln< thin*« on their own
a \ - »ea U a . t ’. ^«wftas- vv»ae,(a.v-r
Mri. C- J Kem . chairm an of tne developing a plan w hereby cities uu’
’¿J
.
and jrnve no aid to «on Allen when
.h e l
Inn
w h e th e r lh e la te st C hristm as seal sale, reported $130 m ay obtain Interest on their de-
^ dwa£ d . ,e
J ,
P
their co,tu n ,e. w hether the latest
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W illiam Bartels, Lester Coiner.
the latter decided «everal »ee-lon«
Ihirls
confection,
or
a
"take
me
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ll«
d
fr°
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th
e
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posits
w
ithout
co
n
f.lctin
g
w
ith
the
Car,
R
yn,
ariOn.
a j o that he w anted to be nn officer
hom e for $10 9,'.'. w hatever their
Mrs. Donnell Allen w a ’ “ PPO*"’ -
a - (’pPO’ it
insurance
act.
T rafk and c & Um phrey
of the l>o<ly of which hl« father w i*
honest calling they w ill be in ed chnlrm an o f a com m ittee which Stern opposition to any attem pt o f
a member.
them selves su fficien t reason for a supervises the m ilk distribution In the state to u ’urp the revenue from
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the schools for undernourished various am usem ent d evices w as F ire at John Durham s
C E Stew art, chnlrm an o f the celebration,
It may have been nn error to
„ .it >h<«
w h^„
th .
Indus- children. Mrs. Allen replaces Mrs. also expressed.
Tbe Bre departm ent m ade a hur-
say
that W heeler
Junior was road, and hlghw nys and federal
But th is year when the Indus- E in e ft Hoy who rerend y m oved
A dopting the report o f a special r|ed cail to the John Durham home
project com m ittee of the cham ber
unanim ously elected F ather answ
Sena
earners
agree
er
««m m erce reported T u e.d ay at
and waRP „
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com m ittee headed by G eorge J. R. at tbe corner o f E ighth and A dam »'
from the city to Rainier.
tor W heeler neglected to . anaw
Z n
,h * cham ber m eeting that the sug- ' ha' ,?*"?*“ arC better, and
¿ . I the
McGee, city m anager o f H illsboro. itp rets W edne-day afternoon to
the roll when hla son was »elee «*«1
««t»*
r»«» President ha» promised to balance
C
harles A Lindbergh
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hla J> city
o fficia
w ith —
one d
issen tin g e extin
tsh
sm ia a ii ll’blaze
which
It
1« ge^tlon of a »> I A projt < t ror ( Ot-
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x u n g gu
u is
n a a sn
u itu c w
n iu i w b »
without a d issen tin g vote
tage Grove had m et with favorable «"e budget there should be more fnm ou, N ew York , o J ^ rtg n -------
,g h , vote,
vote, approved
approved a a re’olution
re’olution ask
ask
!ajd to , o have
have started
started „ « w m h|le
thaw ing
in in
g g ?ajd
, tha
plain, how ever, that F ather-Senat ,r
that five per cent o f the revenues froIen w ater p|pe<t The n r e ___
W heeler la proud of the wny an­ reception at t h , hands of Mr Todd
1 :■ in. i„ h e , th a t thirty per cen t on May 20. 1927.
--------- of the S ta te H igh w ay Com m ission confined to a portion of the houae
other m em ber o f the
fam ily
Is of Eugene, county W PA su pervis­
should be distributed to cities to be above the kitchen and the dam age
or, nnd that defin ite action should
m aking good
used for street purposes during w a , si(gbt.
ho secured sh ortly after February
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1937.
The resolution requested
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1.
Once In a w hile the E nglish
six per cent In 1933, seven per
City officials will be requested to
used by Icglalatora la arntwlng. At m ake a prelim inary survey o f de­
cent In 1939, and seven and one-
leant the E nglish they get credit
h a lf per cent thereafter. It was
sired projects. It Is expected that
for using. Alrrndy at this session drainage and flood control work
pointed out that th ese am ounts
I
’ve
1
1
wonderful
boy,
nn«l
I
say
to
him,
"Son,
I have seen the w orst m ixing up
would not deprive the H ighw ay
will receive first consideration and
o f the queen's E nglish that I ha 'e
Be
fair
aiul
he
s<|uur<*
in
the
race
yon
must
run.
C om m ission of any present reven­
,
a« soon as the local survey has
ever seen at any ..s a lo n . It w as In-
„
TmM , r erted
ues but would he on ly a sm all part
Be brave if you lose and meek if you win.
tended aa a resolution, but bore no . .
.
of the annual Increase which ts re­
e n a c tin g clause
O n e p a r .g r . ,b 1 h r' k On th * P " » ™ "
Be better an,I Holder than I've ever been.
su ltin g from the Increased use of
Be honest and noble in all that you do.
read’ : “ W h . l e n H d i c e la now
autom obiles and gasoline. The net
The C ottage Grove Lions m et de­
c a le d In th« cham ber of the house
Stork Mina.
And honor the name I have given to you."
revenues o f the state from the gas­ fe a t at the hands of the Sprlrw
o f representative«, pay telephone«; i The "stork” w as the w inner by a
oline tax increased $1.300,000 In
field M illers F riday night, 36 to 19.
nnd the telephone shall he free of good m argin over the "grim reap
1938 over 193B.
I have a hoy and I want him to know
at Springfield in a ragged and un­
charge to the m em b er, o f th« er" In the 1938 sw eepstakes, ac-
im pressive basketball gam e. F a s t ln
We reap in life just about aa we sow,
house, how ever, only as It repr»- cording to Dr. A. W K lm c, city
sp ots a num ber o f fouls w ere call­
sen ts local telephones and no long hentth officer.
And we get wha, we earn, be it little or great,
ed and Springfield converted moot
distance ” I'll not give the nam e of
D uring the past year there were
llegardlexx of lnek nnd regardless of fate.
of their free throws. The score at
the m em ber who Introduced the 120 b| rtbg |n C ottage Grove and
1 will teach him and show the best that I can,
the h a lf stood 15-5. The local five
reaolu'lon. ns ho com es from my on|y m deaths The m ales outnum
That it pays to he honest and upright, a ntan.
w as greatly handicapped by a new-
new legislative district. A nyw ay ae berP<J t he fem ales, 89 to BI, but 31
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ty oiled and reportedly
slippery
m ay have told a stenographer to
and »3 fem ales died, leaving
K enneth H.. the old est o f the La- floor. The team as a w hole w as not
prepare the resolution nnd
m iy „ totnl hnlnnce o f 68 In favor of
I will make him a pal nnd a partner of mine.
Blue triplets, born to Mr. and M a. tn the best of physical condition as
not have edited It before It w as ln - j ( bn stork
And show him the things in this world that ate fine.
H enrv L aB lue N ovem ber 22
it three of the players w ere reported
traduced.
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I will show him the things that are wicked and bad.
their H ebron hom e, died Sunday ill follow in g the gam e
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At a farm party In N ew York
night. January 17. T h e Infant nsd 1
u neup;
h’or 1 figure this knowledge should come from his dad.
The resolution rem inds on» City real hog-callers entertained
been 111 a few days w ith a severe Cottage Grove
Sp rin gfield
I will walk with him. talk with him, play with him. to,,.
o f the school teacher who said .he while nn artificial cow gave chnm-
cold w hich later developed >nto B a r t e l s _______F . 3. V anLydegraf
hnd been chased by the gentlem en pagne.
And to all of my promises strive to be true.
pneum onia. G raveside services were p errjni 3 ____ p_____ 2, Haxby
friend o f the cow s than which he
held T uesday forenoon at the Tay- o ugRwberg, 3 .. C
17.’ Carson
thought there were none In 'h e nothing o f the appointm ents m ade
We will grow up together. I ’ll too he a boy.
lor-Lane cem etery R ev. E. E. Coul- tjaH, 2 _______ O
7. T aylor
pasture but.
by his double.
ter officiated . M ills chapel w as ¡n, j e n nings. "l _ O '
.... . Jones
• s s
And share in his trouble and share in his joy.
e a a
charge o f arran gem en t..
, gubfl; C o|U jw O rove. Orlmeg
One old tragedy Is being re­
We’ll work out our problems together and then
A reporter for a Portland
The infant Is survived by the
Lamb.
G rannis
MacGlbbon,
dally ha« been m istaken several enacted. H alf the residents o f .he
We will lay out our plans when we both will he men
Is-
parents and six brothers and
Springfield, McChesnev, W hite 2.
tim es for P resident Franclscovlch. state seem to he In dire need ot
And
oh,
whltt
a
wonderful
joy
this
will
be.
ters. K eith, the third born of the
W hen approached by seekers after the lim ited number o f Jobs which |
triplets, is reported til w ith a c o ld ., stle rh a v rr
W arm er.
No pleasure in life could be greater to me.
Jobs he has su ggested that the ,p- lh e legislature has to give. Gradu-
Dr. K im e, a tten d in g physician,
T he second string w as defeated
pllcan ts sen him later at hla office, ally the disappointed ones.
now
—Hugh M. I’ieree. In “ Inklings”
said It had not reached an alarm - In • prelim inary gam e by a score
Such applicants report at the of- out expense money, are driftin g
InR stage.
I
» -It.
flee o f the president, w ho kn ow s home.
I
ST A T E C A P IT O L Salam
E v e ry b o d y c u . , r . tha
I .g l’ lature. M „ u Q U M tiona flllCCeM o f
but everybody want* to know w »«l
* *
II la doing
Probably everyone Federal L e ^ la tio n Either
want« Io know what II la doing Mi
_
be will k n o w w h a t i o < -« e . i t for to Settle or Prevent Strike«.
,)ff
At Salem: Forty-one
Cities Represented
. H p /lith
/ U O llC r U M l l I l
County Nurse
Drainage Project
Expected to Get
WPA Approval
/ Have a Boy
C. G. Lions Lose
To Springfield;
Score 36 to 10
First Born of
La Blue Triplets
Dies of Pneumonia