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THREE, NUMBER XXVII.
’AIM
PAN 01
OREGON
Severol Students
$50,000 DAMAGE SUIT, FILED BY
f c t t ‘ c o N ro «"TO FlEM INe A ' WATERS' thrown OUT
C arrol Reekman. graduate of
t u m r
* \ nied W a,ers’ Method
Brookings H igh School w ith the
To
Lift
W
n
t
Of
Attachm
ent On Sawmill
class of 1946. who recently re
turned home a fte r a year in the
occupation forces in the fa r east, FleCm,ng A w X T s . a r ' f ^ m t e U o n ' l g . ^ ' p * "
nil Assist Club Offi-
In Administrative
ork of Club
INt
CURRY COUNTY,
THURSDAY, SEPTEM BER 9, 1943
To Visit Rotary d u b
FARY CLUB TO
VISITED BY
F. GOVERNOR
■■■I
^BROOKINGS,
TO ENTER UNIVERSITY
irv club of Brookings, next
a and Tuesday w ill
w e l- '
William C a r l Schuppel, i
ir of Dist. 102 of R o ta ry ■
ttional, which includes 39!
Clubs in the states o f,
i) and southern W a sh in g -|
I “’ is chairman of the board I
fetors of Standard I n s u r - !
of Portland, and is a '
of the P ortland R o ta ry
William Carl Schuppel
Schuppel w ill v is it the lo-
B o rn a t S p ringfield, 111., Jan.
!:b to advise and assist the
nt. Roy Weideman, Sec- 30, 1876 and was educated in the
Lynn Hampton and o th e r schools o f Illin o is . Became ch a rte r
- of the club on m a tte rs m em ber o f the Spokane, W a s h ,
W to club a d m in is tra tio n 1 R o ta ry c lu b and served as its
F i service a ctivitie s. He Prpsident in 1913-14. Moved to
i of the 180 d is tric t govern- P o rtla n d in 1915, and has since
Rotary In te rn a tio n a l w ho been id e n tifie d w ith the P o rtla n d
rw is in g the a c tiv itie s o f club.
®00 Rotary Clubs w h ich
membership o f 315.000
and professional exec-
' 80 countries and geo-
heal regions thro u g h o u t the
AREA RETURNS
TO STANDARD
TIME, TUESDAY
Carroll Reekman, recently re
turned veteran who will enroll
at University of Oregon, Eugene,
w ill leave Sunday fo r Eugene, to
e n ro ll as a freshman a t U n iv e r
s ity of Oregon.
C a rro ll w ill e n roll in business
± ± Ì™
,1On'
specializin«
; " X
ro r
™
8x
h“ M e " r
»
ooo was th ro w n out o f c o u rt today by C irc u it Jud*« n - i Er
« « " - t * alleged lh a t he had been damgaed when“ A ck ev on
behalf Of Lesm eister, filed s u it against
, „ r ,„ e la t e A non
pyam ent o f insurance prem ium s, f ---------------------
The co m p la in t alleges th a t W a t
I his action o f Judge K in g , o f
ers owes Lesm eister $817 67 fo r th ro w in g W a te rs’ cla im fo r dam -
insurance th a t Lesm eister caused a re s out o f co u rt, clos *'y fo llo w
to be w ritte n on W a te rs’ sa w m ill. ed a ve rd ic t rendered again»»
A w r it o f a tta ch m e n t had been W a te rs by a s h e riff’s ju r y on
issued in the case and the saw A ugust 30. at Brookings.
m ill and o th e r p ro p e rty belong-
B efore the ju ry . W aters stated
to W a te rs had been taken in to under oath th a t he was the o n ly
custody by SherifT R. G. Sabin, p a rtn e r in his s a w m ill and logg
pending fin a l ju d g m e n t in the ing business. A fte r hearing the
case.
evidence the ju r y f o u n d th a t
ou can not come in to th is W aters was the sole o w n e r o f
c o u rt and b rin g an a ctio n against the business instead of being a
a re p u ta b le a tto rn e y because hr p a rtn e r as he claim ed.
signed a co m p la in t fo r his clie n t.
Things are not done th a t w>ay,
here. You have five days in w hich
to answ er the co m p la in t of the
p la in tiff,” said Judge K ing.
R e la tive to the case, A ckley
said,
A ll th a t M r. Lesm eister
I » try in g to do is to get his money
WOODRIFF SHOWS
LILY CREATIONS
TO ROTARY CLUB
fo r insurance premiums due and
Gene Gould, who graduated at payable to h im by W aters. W rit
Believes Cut Flower
the same tim e, w ill re tu rn to the o f a tta ch m e n t is perm issable in
Business
Hold Much
U n ive rsity o f Oregon as a sopho an action on c o n tra ct o r uccount.
For
A
rea’s
F u tu re
more in the school of jo u rn a lism . Such a w r it protects the c la im
Gene again w ill be employed
at
p la in
tiff u n til ju d g m e n t
*
» o f the
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......
I f o u r developm ent o f lilie s
the u n ive rsity p rin tin g office, and is decreed b y the C o u rt. In th is
has been asked to be student in- case W a te rs could have regained cut flow ers come out as we hope
they w ill.” Leslie
s tru c to r o f p rin tin g , a job w hich possession o f his p ro p e rty mere- and t h i n k
he held last term .
ly by filin g a bond in c o u rt th a t VMoodriff to ld the R o ta ry rlu o .
O th e r local young people w h o 1 guaranteed the paym ent of any rueM ,ay-
’ ben southern C u rry
w ill e n te r schools o f higher le a rn -( ju d g m e n t th a t m ig h t be issued rn u n ty w ,!l «gain become the
include:
against h im in th is ca se ”
flo w e r c a p ita l o f the w o rld in
ing this week, include
w ay th a t w ill make a ll g ro w e r:
Ray F oltz w ill re tu rn to H u m
fo rg e t the C r o ft lilie s .”
boldt State, at Areata. He had
M r. U o o d riff showed specimens
sought entrance in Pacific U n i
v e rs ity school of optom etry, hut
to th e R o ta h a n s to illu s tra te his
was unable to get ahead o f the
a lk, show ing a u ra tu m s and ru -
b e llu m -typ e lilie s, w hich he In n
long w a itin g list.
been crossing fo r ce rta in desired
M a ry and P eter Grootendors*
F o llo w in g an illness o f m any rosults. He now has an a u ra tu m
w ill e n ro ll it Oregon S tate Col-
lege. C orvallis. P eter ta k in g ag- months, death came suddenly to ’I ’ ly th a t w ill force in 60 days a t
ric u ltu re and M a ry in home ec- L o u e lla Young, w ife o f J. R.
•’>0 degrees, w h ile the C ro ft ec
onomics.
| Young. S a tu rd a y, ju st before the Quires 100 to 125 days at 65 de-
fever Rotary clubs are lo-
their activities are s im i-
foose of the Rotary' c lu b
Stores Will Have To
because they are
the same general ob-
W ork Hour Longer
- developing b e tte r un-
Daily For Patrons
teding anri fellowship am ong
and Professional men
Demmm.»-» .
f
Since most a ll businesses have
takings
‘ 5 -D tte rm e n tl sw ithched to standard tim e, dis-
of businn
j 6
sta r*d* i re g a rd in g the actions taken bv
and foster7, /? n< p ro fe s’ : P o rtla n d and m any o th e r cities
of eood vi h
' advance-1 o f Oregon, and the state of C ali-
E*ace an-
understand- fo rn ia . d a y lig h t savings tim e is
the world
’ *’e Pe° aS
as ^ast -v e a rs birds nests
it year t h -
, *n th is area.
r,-n Cor,r, ' 'id -w id e o r-
W hen the notice appeared in
hs and
. f ° g ro u *n I tbe post office th a t standard tim e
last a
? ’ ’’n8 f b. D u r - ’ w o u ld p re v a il, this was meant
-tg w, , / , i r ’
R o - ’ th a t m ails, w hich had never gone
in \ m L IZ*
! o ve r to d a y lig h t savings, w ould
America F
South. C e n -j he on standard tim e.
and the u '• * ’ ^sia' A f - i
M is ta k in g this as an order, a
Don Redfield has enrolled at noon hour, a t
the fa m ily home, grees.
• ! the Pa- m a jo rity o f the businesses set Pacific College. Newberg, to be-f She had o n ly re ce n tly re tu rn e d »
W ith a ir fre ig h t com ing to
I th e ir w atches back. Tuesday.
gin study o f business a d m in istra - home fro m several weeks spent Crescent C ity , and w ith demano
I S uddenly they realized th a t they tion This school is the alma ma- at a San F rancisco hospital.
fo r c u t flow ers as it now stands
I m ust w o rk an hour longer each
te r o f Mr. and Mrs Lynn H am p
Mrs. Young, p o p u la r in the Re- th is area, w ith its clim a te can
day to accommodate the people ton.
hekah and V F. W A u x ilia r y come in to w o rld prom inence by
w ho had gone to standard tim e,
C h a rlie Hassett is e n ro llin g a? •circles, is su rvive d by h e r w idow - th is method. M r. W o o d riff ex-
Since m ills have reverted to ! Oregon S tate College expecting er. J R. Young, and son D onald plained
I',-. ¿ d r 7 Wr r fre ig h te r
s ta n d a rd tim e, and since many to m a jo r in those subject p e rti- E., her m o th e r. M rs. L u e lla H a l-:
A t 5c a bud, these new lilie s
ir r y mg o f th e ir employes live across th? nent to meteorology
' laday. o f A lvaadore. Ore., th ro ? j can tie p u t on the New Y ork
boefav «ft
*n Pel,can s ta te line, they expect accom m o-, L a rry Robinson
enrolled at brothers, George M .. of Veneta m a rk e t at a p ro fit, and w ith the
.
« - noon, and tie d
college, to ¡O re .; C larence W. o f Eugene; and lilie s being developed to bloom
• °ff «bore fo r a fe w dations here by businesses. So, a P o rtla n d busin
i t was believed th a t S tandard i specialize in
in a i
nee i Iva n E. o f E lva d o re; fo u r sisters. as high as fo u r months, th is
tim e shall p re v a il, except th a t:
Swan w ill leave a i l Mrs. R uby B ro w n o f S p rin g field , p ro fit w ill be fa r more fa n ta s
■ T
1 ’ W a t o r s th a t
stores m ust re m a in open an hour a la te r date this m onth to en te r Mrs. C a r l Berger, B rooking^, tic than had ever been th o u g h t
»term
‘King at sea lo n g e r each day.
her senior year at S taaford U n i- Mrs. B eulah K ro o l, C row . Ore., d u rin g C ro ft lily boom.
1 , , coast *n
P o rtla n d w ill re tu rn to stan- versity, Palo A lto .
Mrs. M y rtle H ale o f W e stfir, and
“ M y plan is to have lilie s th a t
Ehis sam e, »Jard tim e . Sept. 26. C a lifo rn ia
V ernon Goldizen w ill e n ro ll a t ; Mrs Leona H aw ks o f Eugene.
Mali force in 45 days at 50 de
gripped
p J 'o u th e rn m a-v rem ain on day lig h t savings U n iv e rs ity
Ht
B o rn J a n u a ry 16, 1899, in W a- grees W ith th is plan in view,
the
th e y to ld . tim e u n til the firs t of the year. le ft Wpdnes
' dena county, M inn., she came tc I hope, by th is ye a r to have h a lf
’ey added, is
The c o u n ty co u rt, beginning on
i Oregon at an e a rly age. and set- m illio n seedling crosses fo r a
»me spot,
Sept. 1, sw itched to standard tim e
ith<
The previ
; tied in the area near Eugene nucleus to s ta rt th is in d u stry,
reveal the as did Gold Beach.
iple o f we<
M r, W o o d riff also explained in
She was 49 years old at the
et fluid.
b rie f his w o rk w ith begennias,
tim e o f h e r death.
F u n e ra l services w ere held at but said th a t the c a p ita l o u tla y
L oca J News Item*
kfoal Services Set
Simons Chapel, Eugene. Tuesday, fo r liegonnta c u ltu re was much
tiu
D ale Brouse o f P o rtla n d s|
• 'ill conduct L a b o r day week-end v is itin g
w ith in te rm e n t a t Inm ans Ceme too high to t»e p ro fita b le fo r the
• f R
average. So much o f the c u ltu re
te ry , at E lm ira .
'ro, S u n d a y ,, frie n d , R ic h a rd Crook. The
St. T im o th y ' young men w ere in the a im y
o f th is p la n t m ust be under glass
neo-
li
id Mi
w h ile J h a t o f lilie s m ay be c a r
•dow ing th is g e th e r d u rin g th e ir e n tire sen
ried on in th e outdoors, u n d e r
a p icn ic a t and s p e n t several
ill
Death Claimed
Mrs. Louella Young !
Saturday Morning
y
Takes Refuge
[L°cal Harbor
I G u a m .'
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