gottacr (Gnur Srntinrl
E sta b lish ,M ISS9
L e o n a rd S. G o d da rd .
E d ito r
P u blished
E ve ry
T h u rsd a y
by
C ottage G rove P u b lis h in g C om pany
L e o n a rd & G o d da rd ,
P resident
A W S h o fs ta ll _
S eeretarv
C L R ynearson, A d v e rtis in g M ir .
B usiness O ffic e a t 25 N o rth S ix th
S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S
(Cash in advance*
One y e a r
_ ____
$1 50
S ix M o n th s ...........
T hre e m o n th s _________
25
One m o n th
F o re ig n ra te 30c ye a r a d d itio n a l
M em ber o f
M fW A F A
O M C O b V , \T .? i F d
» P i t O K IA L
A V s t u I A t ION
O f
N a tio n a l E d ito ria l A ssociation
O reifcn N e w spaper Press As. n.
O regon N ew spaper C.vfervp,,-.»
u -n
th e m
N a v ” said th e y "b u t we
w ill have a kin g over us. ’
So today one bears it said m ore
o r less o fte n , "th e re o u g ht to be a
d ic ta to r " "A n d th e L o rd said u n
to Sam uel
th e y have not re-
je cte d you, they have rejected m e."
th a t Is t e je c titl
th e G od g ive n
d e m o c ra tic Ideal th a t men have the
in n a te r ig h t to life , lib e rty and th e
p u rs u it o f happiness.
A re the people o f th is c o u n try
Pr,pP<r *ni*« coneclouely o r uncon
sciously. to su rrended these tig h ts
to a k in g o r d ic ta to r as d id the
Is re a lite s and as m any n a tio n s in
these la tte r days have done?
I f th e y do s u rre n d e r them , ere-
lo n g they w ill become tw a re th a t
tr u s t In a n y over a m b itio u s h u m a n
w ill m is c a rry in th e end a nd they
w ill fin d th a t th e y have lost ih e lr
p rised equal rig h ts a nd p rivileges.
was g o ve rn o r fro m T h u rs d a y a f
te rtk x m u n til M onday w h ile G ovei
n* r «Mai tin was \ (s itin g a d a u gh te r
and fa m ily at B re m e rto n ,
\Va b
K ranctscovtch. how ever, d id
not
fin d It necessary to come ’ o Salem
d u rin g bis b rie f re ig n a t the sla te 's
chh, f p ,efe rln g to bide bis tim e un
t i l th e g o ve rn o r leaves on a m ore
extended va ca tio n w h ich -t« Is ex-
peeled to do som etim e *h ls sum
m er.
s ta to O f fic ia ls
T re-doprv*odon S a la rle *.
H u n d re d s o f state em ployes and
o ffic ia ls were made
ha p py
th is
w w k when th e ir pay ch e c k * were
restored to the old pre d e p ie -s lo n
T he salary re s to ra tio n
was
made possible when the recent leg-
is la tu ra fa ile d to re-enact the sa la ry
re d u ctio n act w hich had law n In
effect since 1933. * *
11
—
infringe OB psinon kJ
M—The Uruted States araate
Essex surrendered. 1814.
* - Pro vidence R. L attacked
by Kino Philip .and nearly
destroyed. 1678.
JO—The United State* pur
c h a s e d A la s k a from
Russia. 1867
J I —The Treasury 3.d j and a
lanje number of records
were destroyed by tire in
Wasn--.jtor. D. C . 18».
APRIL
1 C .. -----
r a ilr o a d m McBMChu-
se “j begun i y v
. . .
D a irym e n 's League C o o p e ra tive A s M a te B u ild in g I'ro g ra sn l e f t to
sociation is ta k in g a stand
a . g a in st C a I p
. .
w ito
t . i l l . Itrx o n .tr in lio
. n . . . Coisualaalon
.
h
p o litic a l d o m in a tio n o f fa rm in g
I * . a ll* o f the new sta te b u ild tn i.
p ro g ra m »o f a r as the re q u is itio n
S ix O regon 4-H clu b boy» have
•’'d d ‘ ' ” n n • »nd and c o n s tru c tio n
. .W .
W ° * ,h<‘ new lib r a r y
b u ild in g
are
reason to be proud o f th e ir baby concerned, w ill be le ft e n tire ly to
beef antm als, e ig h t o f w h ic h w ere th e c a p lto l re c o n s tru c tio n c o m m ie
enter» d in th e In te rs ta te J u n io r »ion. A t a co n fere n ce
here
last
L ive sto ck and B aby B eef s h jw a t week the board o f c o n tro l assured
San F ra n cisco , M a rc h 21 to 25. the co , m U
m issio n U. th a t, w h ile It re
T h e y made a clean sweep o f w in - »«tved th e r ig h t to ve to a n y p r o
nin g s a cco rd in g to an O regon S ta te P1” '* l>,a( n ,l*tht not m eet w ith hla
fa vo r, it w o u ld n o t be I t * purpose
College c o m m u n ic a tio n
to u n d u ly In te rfe re w ith th e com -
m issio n 's plan».
As a s ta rte r the c a p lto l r o r n m le
slon Is a s k in g U ncle Sam fo r »430,-
000 o f W P A m oney to m a tc h the
state a p p ro p ria tio n o f *550,000 I f
th a t K a n t Is «ecured It Is expected
th a t th e co m m issio n w ill p la n the
W ill G o v e rn o r M a r tin Be a
c o n s tru c tio n o f tw o b u ild in g s
or
C and id a te A x n in ?
one la rg e b u ild in g to acco m m o d a te
Salem . O re
A lre a d y , m ore th a n not o n l>' ‘ h*
lib r a r y h u t »ev
d e p a rtm e enia.
n ts .
I u f
advance o f th e 1938 p rl- * e ra ‘ l o th e r sta te oeparxm
the
,l . Ic a , p ro g n o a tlca to r9 the fe d e ra l g ra n t I . refu se d b u ild -
w ill
are b b e e e g in
in n n in
in g g to
to w
w o o r r rv
ry about
about G
G ov-
ov ln F P,an> fo r t h <» h le n n lu m
new II-
e rn o r M a r tin ’s a ttitu d e to w a rd
a p ro b a b ly be co n fin e d to
b ra ry.
secon4 te rm .
B y f a r th e biggest p ro o le m con
M a n y are co n vin ce d
th a t
th e
g o v e rn o r Is n o w b u ild in g nis p o litl- fr o n tin g th e c a p lto l e o m m U ilo n
c^l’ "fences awit“h a“ v‘ie” w ‘ t o ‘ in te V in g how ever. Is th a t o f a c q u irin g add»
tio n a l land. AU o f the fo u r blocks
the fo rth c o m in g c a m p a ig n
as a
In clu d ed in th e propo ed e n larged
ca n d id a te to succeed h im s e lf. T his,
too, in sp ite Of his o ft-re p e a te d de- « ¿ J 0* • “ * “ rc now o ccupied by
______ i q o
residences, some o f the fin e s t
in
c la ra d o n « d u rin g th e 1934 ca m p a ig n
fae w o u ,d
* one. , e fm gQV. Salem M an y o f th e o w n e rs are re
e rn o r Tho4# w h o
th c g o v . lu c ta n t to sell fo r s e n tim e n ta l rea
s o n * I t Is expected th a t '.he objec-
e rn o r w tll be a c a n d id a te In 1938 ..
base th e ir b e lie f on w h a t th e y c la im Jio n ’
these m a y he m et by leay
in g them a life in te re s t
in
the
to be hi« changed a ttitu d e to w a rd
p ro p e rty
C o n d e m n a tio n
proceed-
the masses in whose hands th e vo t-
*n8 s tre n g th o f the sta te lies— In h is
J ro b a b ly ba
»
e__
sorted Io In a c q u irin g some p roper
ro p e r-
m o ,r e. <l1Plom.a »*<:
u tte ra n ce s
and h i, e v id e n t a n x ie ty to p. < c «>’ *n, 5 “ ' e th c * « ' fo r ,h e , U U
and m o d ify his c o n s titu e n ts r a th e r an1') ,h e o w n e r" ,al1
on "
u t n T ’a n U ^ n ta e ’ ’ a Z h e ~ « o ” f x ^ price.
q u e n tly d id d u rin g th e f ir s t ye a r
F o re s t T re e Seedling*
o f h ia te n ure as g o ve rn o r,
a re In Ih -n ia n d .
On th e o th e r h and
th e re
fo r
th e
A n u n p ecedented dem and
those w ho s t ill co n te n d th a t
g o ve rn o r w ill be c o n te n t to r e tir e fo re a t tre e , e - d lln g , I , re p o rte d by
A C O N SC M E R -S S T R IK E !
W H Y N O TT
R ecent fig u re s gathered fro m
fifty -o n e c itie s o f th e U n ite d States,
and re.ea ed by the U n ite d States
B ureau o f La b or, show percentage
increases in re ta il food prices fro m
1832
1936. as fo llo w s
----- -- to
----------------
P o ta to *. lOO-v: L a rd .
Sliced
Bacon.
.5 % ; P o r»
Chops. 65%:
N a v y Beans. 60%; W heat Elower.
58%; C orn
M eal. 57%;
B u tte r
48%,; Cabbage, 47%; Sliced H a m ,
42%; B ice , 38%
F resh M ilk 33 ■.
T he
S e n tin e l o f M a rc h
18th
quoted C h a irm a n M. S Eccles, o f
the Federal Reserve B oard w h o
m en
stated facts, w h ic h p u b lic rnen
* j
□ i - .k t
i j
« u..
have dodged in th is p e riod o f h y-
s te rlc a l e ffo r t to boost wages and
s h o rte n hours, w h ic h have, in tu rn
reduced p ro d u c tio n and Increased
the cost o f liv in g and w h ich , he
said, -a re n o t a t th is tim e In th e
in te re s t o f the p u b lic in eeneral o r
in te re s t o i tne p u d ii c in g e n e ra l o r
in th e rea l in te re s t o f the w o rke rs
them selves.’’ He, I t w ill be rem em -
bered by o u r readers, also stated
th a t "T h e u p w a rd s p ira l o f wages
a nd p rices in to in fla tio n a r y p rice
levels can be as disa stro u s as th e
d o w n w a rd s p ira l o f d e fla tio n ”
The consum er e specially has been
overlooked In the strik e -ituation from Public “ fe at ,h e <>*P«’a ‘‘° n ’ rl , h »n
rw?>' o f ? h e . e ’i l ' n J i
. .
..
__....
,
. ,i
.
o i hia present te rm ; th a t he haa M ore th a n 600.000 o f th e -*e 11 ngx
and In th e p o litic a l si, ra tio n by
had h U fjH Qf p o i j u c a nd th e w ill go to O regon
fa rm r ,
th is
th e bo o sting o f w a g e , and p ric e , ty b icke rin g 3 in c id e n t to h l, o ffic e , s p rin g to be aet o u t fo r wo..d lots,
w h ic h M r E c c le , says "a re not in
s h o u ld It develop th a t th e gov- « h e lte rb e lt, and w in d b re a k ,.
P e r
th « rea l In te re st o f th e w o rk e rs ” . e rn o r does a sp ire to a second te rm guson p re d ic ts t 'la t th e dem and ’ o r
who it was supposed, m is ta k e n ly , i t 1« g e n e ra lly conceded t h a t ’ h it yo u n g tree» w ill reach th e m il'lo n
w ould be th e real beneficiari*»».
m ost d if f ic u lt h u rd le w ill be th e m a rk in 19.T3 R ^rd lln g s a v a il i r»le
A glance a t the fig u re s quoted p rim a rie s . T h e re in a ll p ro b a b llF fo r fre e d is trib u tio n to fa rm e rs tn-
above w ill convince a n y h o u re w lfe 11 3 h« w il>
c o n fro n te d w ith th e elude 15 v a rie tie s Tree« are »elect-
eh«. . h . i .
if
i. o p p o sitio n o f a ll th e e l- m e n t! he ed fo r sh ip m e n t to meet c lim a tic
*“ '
has a ffro n te d and an tag o n ize d d u r- re q u ire m e n ts o f th e v a r lo u i s“ e-
comes to
fe e ding a fa m ily .
I t , ng h u c u rre n t te Im in c lu d in g th e Rons o f th e it a t e a , w e ll . ,
r ie
lo o ks as th o u g h the day is co m in g |ea.jer9 of the state g ia n g e , o rg a n - p a rtic u la r n e e d, o f the n p o lle i it in
w hen th e consum er w ill have to ¡zed la b o r. T o w n .e n d ite s and la st, th e p ro d u c tio n o f fu e l, posts and
c a ll a « trik e
b u t b y no m eans least, th e d isa p - lu m b e r.
I f he doe- decide to t r i k
• • •
In d u s tr ia l N e w , R e vie w J ra .v . th is p a rty .
R e p o rt.
a p p a re n tly
w e ll Itef'-n-nriiim S tarted on
p ic tu re o f ho w th e s tr ik e w ill be founded, has I t th a t th e re ha- a l- A u tl-g a m h H n g B I.lx.
b ro u g h t a b o u t:
ready been fo rm e d a s tro n g co a li-
wag p re d ltce d w hen G o v e rn o r
‘ He w o n 't be organized he w o n ’t *iOn bet wcen VViill« M ahoney, H o w - ) ( a r t ln
vetoed
th e
e m ergency
h a v e a n y leadeM he wiU m ake no , T ! L a tb b r e tl';’
G *» an(1 l l - cla u e on .he M a r tin a n ti g a m b .ln g
i h L t . y.h
1®
™ k
O sborne to oppose
th e g o v e rn o r b| „ th , , , o t m ach in e and p in b a ll
th re a ts , th e re w ill be no fla g -w a v - Mho u ld a . seek re-election.
o p e ra to r, th is week
s ta rte d
the
In ? to get h i, votes. H e w ill Just
W h a te v e r th e g o v e rn o r’s ln te n - r , f „ cn(, , im on th e m easure a , w e ll
decide o f hla own accord th a t he tio n s m ay be to w a rd a gecond te rm M
C a rne y m eagure, w h ic h alao
w ill p u t o f f b u y in g because prices n0 one y et know « unless it be h im - o u tla w s slo t m achine« and a u th o r-
are to o h ig h . O v e rn ig h t th e u h e els
w h ich is d o u b tfu l a n d he is
th e ir c o n fl c a tio n
-ui p u b lic
o f In d u s try will slow down; men no*
B ut at least the s u b je ct nulgances. P re lim in a ry
p e titio n s
.. .
___ _ .
.
. . .
p rovides p le n ty o f m a te ria l fo r were file d w ith th e «tate d e p a rt
w ill fin d them®elvee o u t o f Jobs;
,
.
. .,
, .
,
.
J
sp e cu la tion and p ro b a b ly w ill fo r m e n t th is w eek and p e titio n » w ill
la b o r le a d e r, w ill be unable to do severaI m o n th , to come,
be In c irc u la tio n th ro u g h o u t
the
a n y th in g a b o u t it ; the »conom lsts
. . .
state fo r s ig n a tu re s w ith in a s h o rt
a nd p o litic a n e w ho fig u re every- S ta te ’, Bonded Indebp-dneiM,
tim e. I f th e re q u isite n u m b e r o f
t h in g o u t on paper, b u t n o t In p rac- Reduced.
names are secured the w o mean-
tic e ,
w ill
s ta rt
p e d dlin g
new
O regon's bonded d e b t w as red u c- u re , w m be on the 1938 b a llo t fo r
th e orie s. B u t th a t w o n ’t give Jobs.” ed by »1,900,000 th is w eek w hen a ctio n by th e voter«. In th e m ean-
-----------------------------
S ta te T re a s u re r H o lm a n p a id o f f tim e It lg expected th a t the le g a lity
IN NA TE RIG HTS
»1.300,000 in h ig h w a y bonds and „ { , hesfi g a m b lin g devices w ill be
A , In th e dav« o f N oah G ood, o f
in W o rld W a r V e te ra n s ’ threshed o u t In th e c o u rts In a su it
w a ^ e r , , h m , X e d th e
b° ndi' T hP ” e W ™ " » « « U « e d In M a rlo n c o u n ty a nd w h ich
w a te r subm - rged th e w o rld so to- leave »47,208,010 s till o u ts ta n d in g a l- h a , n Ire a dy been decided
a g a in st
d a y flo o d s o f erroneous and per- m o t e q u a lly d ivid e d between o b li- th e p in h a ll
o p e ra to rs by C irc u it
n lc lo u s Ideas have a p p a re n tly so g a llo n , o f the h ig h w a y and bonus Judge C ra w fo rd .
subm erged the in d iv id u a ls r ig h t to com m l -slon«
S ta te
bond re tire -
« • •
life , lib e r ty and happiness th a t In
•*“ « • J a n u a n r 1, 1833,a m o u n t O n |y onfl m pm her n f
th e , o rm e r
m a n y c o u n trie s m en have fa lle n to
,2 ’ ’ '
^ c.ri r '! ng t0 a
a d viso ry board fo r th e e m p lo ym e n t
u n d e r th e e n sla vm e n t o f personal me
,3socd by. H o b n a il
In s titu tio n f o r a d u lt b lin d was re-
ru le rs h lp s a n d d ic ta to rs h ip s .
In
n__
ta ln e d on th e ne w ly created board
th is , h is to r y Is b u t re p e a tin g Itse lf. '
l , , , r
i i,
. .
T h a t was M rs. I^>e P a tte rs o n o f
W h e n th e n ro n h e t S a m u e l’s sons
I ' ra n k M
F r a n c l" c o v lc h .
P o rtla n d w h o has been a c tiv e In
n e rv e rte d ludem ent th
e ider o f se n a to r fro m C la tso p co u n ty, no w w o rk fo r th e b lin d fo r m a n y years,
p e rv e rte d Judgm ent, th e elders o f kn o w s h o w It feel» to be th e gov- O th e r m em bers o f the
new board
Is re a l dem anded o f th e p ro p h e t a e rn o r o f a g re a t state. F ra n c is c o - are D r. R a lp h F enton
and O. V
k in g . I n fa th e r ly love, he w a rn e d vich , as p re sid e n t o f th e senate, B a d le y o f P o rtla n d , J. H Chappel
STATE CAPITOL
NEWS LETTER
o f M a rs h fie ld
and
B u rk e o f A s to ria
M is
H a ir y
HE NEEDS A ' NEUTRALITV ACT" TOO I
T he a u th o r ity vested In the h ig h
way ic m tn h s in o
by
’ he i scent
le g is la tu re to c o n s tru c t a b u ild in g
o u t o f th e ir o w n fu n ds m ay never
be exercised G o ve rn o r M a rtin to ld
ucwspa|*ei men th is week th a t he
w ould never consent to the use o f
h ig h w a y fu n d s fo r b u ild in g pur-
¡uuies F u rth e rm o re the g o ve rn o r
«aid th a t n e ith e r he n o r th e mem
bore o f th e h ig h w a y com m ission
bad ever been ro n » u ltrd w ith re fe r
ence to the b u ild in g b ill a lth o u g h
m em bers o f th e le g is la tu re declare
th a t th e b l’ l o rig in a lly came fro m
th e h ig h w a y com m ission
1 lebrón
■Mr» Jennie G llc rla t
Y o u th fu l O ffe n d e r» R e tu rn e d
i t is re p o rte d th a t New Y o r k
I V iitte n U a r j.
fa rm e rs bv the hu n dre d s re ce n tly
T ’ e e xp e rim e n t o f tr a n . f e r r ln g
alate
protested to New Y o r k s Le g lsla y o u th fu l o ffe nd e rs fro m th
tiv e M ilk In v e s tig a tin g C o m m itte e prUm» «o
» « o '; tr a in in g .c h , K, I
wa > <iven a b la ck e \e th is W
w Mk
a g a in st the Mate» s trin g e n t m ilk wh#n
W(U , l)Utld necessary tc . -
lo re-
c o n tro l la w «nd d e m a n d ’d It» di»- (u rn tww
tlw u ,y , , o , h# |>enl.
c o n tin u a n ce
M em bers o t
th e tm lta r y . Th» e xp e rim e n t was en-
D a iry m e n ’s le a g u e Cooperative As- tered In to a p p ro x im a te ly
a ye a r
“P ity h im who ( u n t i hi» b je ^ o n hi» »ociatlon. a pioneer in the E x te rn ago as a means, both o f re d u c in g
fie ld te s tifie d at tw o hearings, and ’ he congestion a ^ t h e sta te p rison
own people"
a
g re is iv e lv opposed
opposed the
agresöively
the law , n be- and « M ^ g a U n g ” !he yo u n g fir s t-
MARCH
W ith cer- te rm e rs fro m the o ld e r c tlm ln a ls
h a lf o f th e ir m em bers
IS—Teros jo v e women the
O ut o f
boys u n d er the age o f 20
nqfc; io vow at primary
ta in types o f produca, M in ita ry o n ly nine w ere fo u nd w h o co u ld he
•¿•chons. 1917.
regulation« are necessary N o one tn tru s te d to the care o f tb <
17—The Cheek Indians were
oppose« them
B u t lax»'» w h ich te ll school w h e re th e re is no p ro v is io n
deiecied at ’h e tattle ol
the fa rm e r w h a t he m ust ch a rg e fo r fo rc ib le d e te n tio n o f inm atea.
Hcrwehoe Send. 1814
M
$
l i l i 'HAItAY. A f i l l i . I. 11(37
TH E SF .N T IN E Is COTTAOB GROVE, OREGON
F A C E FO» B
A »pee la I school m e e tin g
was
held M onday n ig h t fo r the puipoas
o f e le c tin g a d ire c to r to ta k e the
place o f G eorge Kehelbeck. w h o re
c e n tly m oved to C ottage G rove
A rc h ie G tlh a m waa elected
T h e B a tte r p ro g ra m g ive n at the
H e b ro n c h u rc h Sunday waa
w e ll
a tte nd e d T h e re being 72 preaent.
A basket d in n e r waa held a fte r
p re a c h in g services.
T he la d le * c lu b w ill meet at the
F a rm e r» U n io n h a ll on W ednesday
a fte rn o o n . A p r il 7 A c o m fo rt w ill
be i led
M r S te in o f C edar C reek waa
ta k e n to a h o s p ita l in Eugene Sat
u rd a y He haa been a ilin g fo r to m e
tim e hut becam e so bad he bad to
go to th e h o s p ita l
A n g e lo P e rtn l. w ho was h u rt last
WCek on a lo g g in g tr a in a l Coris
hay,
m uch b e lte r, he had the
e tltrh e a rem oved fro m the cu t on
his forehead
T he I v ~ Abeene fa m .lv
were
d in n e r guests E a s te r d a y o f M r.
F lore n ce S m a ll
a» d in n e r gU M ta Sunday M r and fo r Ihe M lmm ona r h lld r v n d u rin g
M t» C ony Myer» o f C re sw e ll and (he m o ve T hey w ill re tu rn to th e ir
M r and M rs B a in M o ttia o f Ile x new home S u n d a y
te r
M t and M r , John K ebelback had
a . E a s ie r day d in n e r t u e . t i M i
and M r» M ik e Kebelbe a and M i
and M r . George Kebelbe,-k and
O ecar l-a n g fo rd o f C anny w n , an la u g h te r C a rn ltn c and M l, , l ly th
o v e rn ig h t guest a t the John R ic h - m . s i , v „» C otta«» G rove
a rd .o n hom e Sunday n ig h t
M r and M>* K Haynes. M r and
\ j r< E rrd O v e rto n and c h ild re n
o f M osby cree k were S a tu rd a y vl»- Mrs. V an AUlson atui Mrs. W ebster
Ito ra o f h e r " t n o t h e r " M r . " j e ’ ue “/
Ito rs o f M r a n d M i r J o h n R rb e i
G llc rla t.
la u .n a rd G lte ria t o f K la m a th F a ll, beck
and K a tie G llc r ls l
o f C h ilo q u in
M il« K a tie B a rk s m s ye F has pur-
,-nme hom e S a tu rd a y m o rn in g fo r a cha«ed th e service s ta tio n fro m her
,h o r t v is it. K a tie re tu rn e d Sunday b ro th e r A lb e rt and w ith ner m oth e r
M rs. Je»»ie G llc rlM
an I »on M is. H e rm a n n B a rk e u te y e r have
I-eonard and d a u g h te r, A n nabelle "i..v i in anti w ill ru n it M r and
and K a tie
w ere Sunday d in n e r M r«
Albert B a'kernryer wl'l co
gu e st* o f M r and M rs L G M a rk »«on to A rlxo n a fo r M i
B a rke
ha m In C o tta ge G rove
m eye r’s h e a lth
M r and A
Mr». C lyde C la rk o f Ce
M r and M rs C la yto n H lm m nns
d , r C reek w ere M onday evening have m oved o n to the T h a rp place
v la ltu ra at
th e John Kebetbeck M r
and
M r«
G a rla n d
K im b le
home
moved to the house th e y vacated
M r and M rs F C F ü h re r ha 1 M r« B e a tty o f B ro w n s v ille cared
l»enefl» fo r I'a rw ly a l, V ic tim
The Id n alaw and G lobe schools
w ill sponsor a b e n e fit basket » up
Por and dance at the L in .la w s c I k h .I
C' •nnaalum S a tu rd a y n ig h t A p ril
17. Io raiae fu n d» to a u ia t Mias
U i i m M ay H ig g in s o f the I.In s la w
d is tric t w ith a course in a Fugene
b ti'ln r's s college
Mis« H ig g in s was
s tr ic k e n w ith In fa n tile p a ra ly s is at
the age <»f th irte e n
Hhe )• now
tw e n ty th re e
Mlse H ig g in s has re
ceived f r iir r a l a id fo r tu itio n and
hooks
The m oney raised W ill t»e
fo r
(w -rsonai
e x p e n **«
Ba«k»te
M ill be « o il and a free da nee fo llo w
! . a w r e n - > C h e stn ut, an a 'u m n u s o f
I'o tta g G rove h ig h eehool. teachee
the l*in a la w «chooi
in M a k in g I* ro to la r»
w h o a te slo w in th e ir
s re
re q u e n tly
m o ti
(te rfe rn is n c e s
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