The Willamina times., February 25, 1937, Image 1

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V O L U M E 28. NO. 28
WILLAMINA. YAMHILL COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 25. 1937
TOWNSENDITES OF 1st
DISTRICT ORGANIZE
BUY GRAND RONDE STORE
GOV. MARTIN OPPOSES
AID TO OREGON CITIES
WILL OPERATE SAWMILL
Dan A Majors and hl» wife have
purchased the «tore at Old O rand
Ronde which haa been operated by J.
B Whalen for the pasl nine year« Mr
Major mi*
In a statem ent mihmiHM u,, th,.
ha« «pent moot
most of nia
hl« life?
life In
G
rand
and 1« and
a graduate
lam
ina Ronde,
high school
Oregon of S Wll
tate League
M i X 'a of
e 'x Oregon
p r e ^ S £ Cities
£
t O S o v ^ ern S o r
college Mr« Major« wa« a former lature on House B ill N o ta i J Z h
realdrnt of Elkhart. Indiana
They would ^ r t b u ^ . S
£ 5
J the
£
of
will handle a full line ,.f g ro c e r!^ gasoline and a u t X M»XXX)
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Mr Whalen has moved U, Portland the governor he n
$1.50 A Y E A R
BAR ASSOCIATION
HAS DIMNER MEET
R. Y. Neely ofN eely Mills inform« us
th a t the work of overhauling his mill at
Sheridan is about completed and they
At the club meeting on Tuesday eve­
expect v to s ta r v t operations sometime
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ning. at which there was a better at
WfcekL b o r th e present the tim ber:
The 8 Yamhill
S " V b / T
v S
dlnner County Bar association
tendance titan had been present during
the bud weatlier. plan« were completed
” p"
v «"ey. being logged by tern no tel in McMinnville with a few of
the ne» H » p e r fraternity and £ h £
lor th e entertainm ent and pie s<xlal
w
h
o
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a
.a
a.
laymen “ 111 Vlt^ *uefits There
T ^ re° w l
U rge t l X o r c ,.\£
^ I l‘with
d T n t. Mr.
i h t NeeJy
e W . . h ‘V
“ laymcn
which I n to be given next Tuesday
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an ex6e,jent tu m o u t
the mee__
night, March 2 A program ha« been
s
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arranged In which local talen t will take
proved most enlightening and interest
nbers
Mnd
r17ad' ' ! n condl l'<'n to get a t 11.
p art and a contest for new members
ing.
will be explained and the prizes
The main speakers of the evening
given will be on display A quilt
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were Supreme Court Judges Rand and
is to be given away the same evening, their patronage and recommend them
Belt, and each had a real message of
He called It a "diversion'' of the I
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and everyone 1« invited to come and j to hi- successors
Americanism for th eir hearers Judge
highway fund, y t It h as been ire
enjoy themselves and try for the prize I Ira Sum pter ha« purrhas d the M i quently pointed out th a t use of these
P r o je c t C o m m itte e M e t
Rand, the first speaker made a fear
Refreshments will be had In th e din Jors residence In Old G rand Ronde
less and straightforw ard discussion of
funds, for city streets Is not a diver
The com m ittee appointed from the m
Ing room and all member?, are requested j
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atters pertaining to national govern
m u ' a . the term « gentrally under , Yamhill Planning fioard ’ with” R T
to bring pie, cake or candy.
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iU 0 d _ He said it would cut down the Neely as chairman, to present locai ment, the constitution and th e func
When all business had been cared
mns T lv 2 f£ ral, a, 1 5 ° r. hll h * ay P? r
especially of the
lor Mrs J L Hutchins, delegate to the
show» s m
th a t U. is.
S. arm y en g in eers
e t im r , in I
. u - 8, ™ . RUPrf n’e court, in guard
j yei
«=‘ n the
.c a statem
u tm n e ent
n i snow
ee rs a t a a m e etim
Congressional D istrict No 1 convention
Rome p opie crave publicity. O thers peses,
utter distributing the proposed am ount Salem today, m et this w e e k e n d 'd re w
M Uld
In Eugene, on Sunday, read her report, shrink from It.
The Girl on the
main features of which follow:
The convention was called at 10 00
mina. O ther members of the Yamhill
county com m ittee a re ~E4~Bay*lto of „ * ^ d
hJ L i 5 ? ntl0*“ ** i0od
Sheridan.
Earl N ott of McMinnville
and I cr 0045 < /> « • or n . h o * k people,
as he cannot
-'n
a s e n a s n . n a n N o tto f s
w
O 'v n i i c b l
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Mr
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n « a r e s in « h /r
l u o g l' e . « b:>
isr u n te d h b>
v fh
i.fr th i.ii/» . re- A
o » n i Wurr<.n
Is H «xle’t 7 x d eb ú ten
b!’ d dtMupU'd
the « H
distribution
Agent
W arren working w i t h them.
» m e supreme power And.
Sunday morning and iniet of the tim e S'andal about her in the Universal pic
was
the delegates;
delegates; lure
lure which
come? to
to, " the
th V W
w illamina
iÜ iÄ
up 4 “ “M h way
was taken
taken up
up registering
registering the
which come*
°
w inam
iu I I , t £ d. bt . ? t . a I l ........ fixed
retirem
ent . . schedule
is
however
was le it ch
m a irm
which
n io
rh P . a s je
u ” r' would
n,-n‘
is
. L ta
. seneam e
A
rthur M some
o r e , tim
t e m porary
an « th e ? a te » r X n ex t 5 W r .dnesdav
t ^ t» ^
"
f^ d ,,A
w n hich
in no way
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welcomed
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the
visitors
- He
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.
also
ex
plained th e m ain object of th e mee?
Who U
?
rn aS r
n e w s ^ p X ' f r í n hTr te th e r
H e T m .n
qU™tetl by C,Ues
N o tt«
W arren «
X ltic a £
pected M
to ter'V
attend
he the m eeting a t Salem P° *tlcal * h affiliations,
^ be o n ^ r every
d \ h a American
t^ u r m
nowe.
wno
proves
himself
a
comedlun
by
the
highway
commission
on
throug.-j
been
p.esente.l
to
the
army
engineer«
d?vidual
liberties
be
preserved.
He
of excem loi ,1 «kill He
1'" 'r
iin a sw o n on m ro u g .i
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'closed
his remarks with
the statement
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w h ^ p r ^ h iS f Î c ^ t e Î
The governor pointed out th a t al
Uh
for the congressional d ls trlr t
U nder the new se tu p Hie sla te clubs th a t com. right ^ r o n / i He w u l á i í n ^
C“ n ? . But he iaUed 10
lh Th *■ ’ - “ k* * re p o rt to co n g ress ; S’08« 1..“ * .ren“ r to « ‘h th<* statement
th a t "W ithout our constitution and
are under their own supervision and
The blackmail ring beaded bv* the PlalJ’ »h8t tbe* arnounts have b e.n with recommendations.
law to protect us we would be no bet
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K e e n , Bride
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i ter off ,h an are the P«“°Ple of Russia.
H onored
G erm any and Italy today "
Mrs. LeRoy Wiley was honored w ith ' , / J.Ul Rr,
tcrt^ er circuit judge in
trlct No 1. Each district will have <ther ride to Jail
their own board and carry on ail their different tra p 'fo i- the h - ir d o o ll^ ^ ’.-d* rna,'datory iCTr °ne fourth to be ex a miscellaneous shower a t the^om e* 3 5 miJiL uCOUiity; a i’f T addreSijn(? his
own business and all monies will b.- Z T n d h B„a y m arries t ^ X leH -
oi her m other Mrs. Pred Anderson, in
? d f. ^ ds'
tb a t before Colum
kept In the district for th eir own use girl which naturnllv caUs ter T o S d Representatives of the cities have
Sheridan. Mrs John Breeden and Mrs
bua dl«co'ered America people in the
National headquarters will be fin an c'd ring
K ° mrt wlth the highway commission and Seldon Porter being the hostesses
d c'Juntnes were asking. "W hat is
by subscriptions to the Townsend Week
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were refused any support.
T here were 14 ladies president and a w'roR^ w ith the courts?" and th a t the
ly
P erh ap s th e oddest collection of e« .
«overnor fall« i to consider th a t pleasant afternoon was enjoyed by all.
nlU Per&lsts He said
Mr Moore paid high tribute to Dr. tens ever to !>• u?rd In a m o tio n m e- fLOni 20 to 35 per cent of the travel of A yellow and green color scheme was h a* while
the courts had made bad
Townsend, stating th e word pension" lure m ake their
aDDrar-inre in -i./- ci^y_own<*<i autos owned In the smaller carried out In the refreshm ents, which n lr7 s on occasion, they should be
was to be forgotten and the word Jane WUIurs film "Gentle Julia " a t
cltles
and «0 to 70 per cent of the consisted of sandwiches, cake and cof- m aintained as a guard to personal lib-
plan" sub* tttu trd . and th a t the work th e W illam ina th e a te r Kuturriav ’
travel of Portland motorists is done on fee Mrs Wiley was the recipient of e rt'es In regard to the U. S. supreme
was to b* carried on under a non p a r t T hey are a varied assortm ent of in CltJ slrpels T he Cities are asking th a t many beautiful and useful gifts, one f ° u rt he sald he thought there should
n an rule
T hat In selecting a new «ects rodents an d h arm less r» mile- only 8 sma11 Pftrl °f the revenue-; from of which was a beautiful set of silver-
an a m endm ent to the constitution
m anager they should hold this In mind w hich had to be a ssem b le d so th a t the tax pald on kasollne be used sole- ware, the gift of her parents. Those , a t would do away with 5-to-4 decls-
W hrn the afternoon session was call mlschi vous Jan e could us.- th e m for ly on clty streets b? returned to the who enjoyed the afternoon were: Mes- *on? and renuire a t least a two-thirds
ed and the roll taken. 112 delegates the comedy climax of th e n ie tu re
eltics for m aintenance of those streets, dame- Tony Klees. D. Praundenier. Me m ajority for a decision
But amend
answered and the business was t ken
ad a p te d fr m B ooth T .rk im rtn n « de. 11 appears th a t our governor is more Klnley. C lint Smith. Wm Jarvis. Ted m ents should be made in an orderly
up immediately Rev Phillips of Par lightful -tory.
interested In building "speedways" for Gillespie. R Praundenier. Donicht. Wm J?8™!” ». He 88141 th a t whfle b® be-
est Grove was elected chairm an of tlx?
Jack ie 8earl is Ja n e * ec-nnanion in “ ie w ra th er th a n In giving all the Phillips. Fred Anderson. S. Porter. J* c v e d th a t our president is actuated
' >Ka<- Ui
convention and Miss Fleming secre
m - ischief In " (ie n il.- i.iiia ». •• ¿ h i r h ' f(*a
f ,. » rr'
people
of uic
the oiAhC
sta te •unie
some I returns for John Breeden, and th e Misses M arion by good motives too much power given
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him would create a bad precedent
tery
The credential,
and . ture*
Tom Brown
«nd ouiia
lüürsh»
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taxe» paid.
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know w hat conditions
Klees and ------
Ruby _ Pendall.
At th e close of Judge Belt's address.
m m lnatlng com m ittee, were then a p i t e romance lead.«
are ln sevM'al «"»*« c« * » * b ere m any.
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' others present were called upon and
streets are well-nlgb impassible, and _ _
pointed A fter th e com m ittee« handed
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gave some very good talks along the
the overburdened taxpayers cannot af-
¡n fn n fp P A n r i*
in thetr reports and they were accepted
same lines
lord to dig down f r improvements.
«U V v Il IC lC II C C
or tabled a? voted a motion was made I n m h o r ie A n n in
If space would perm it we could go
from the floor th a t 15 m e m b m b- » -U U IU C I 19 M g d l H
Why should our governor fight against
on to great length in bringing out
them receiving a few dollars of mil­
elected to serve on the board, one from ■> <
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. aeh c unty. w ith th e exception of Co >.s M n v i p g h y W n f p r
the different p h a 'e s of government dis-
lions collected in gasoline taxes?
and C urry. Lincoln and T illam ook, and
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I cussed but we will close with one more
they to have one from each two. This
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Congressman Jam es W Mott attend ldea ,tha2 W!Y Rene''ahy -'tressed, and
motion carried and a recess was d e
Seattle Feb 19 The week ending
ed a conference a t the White House '¿ J 8 , thaI the ranJc and flle of voters
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Thursday, February 18. at which the should study to become more fam iliir
elared to allow the county dilegates to February 13 was the first since Octo
Next Wednesday evening, M arch 3. president outlined his views on Bonne- wlth our «wtstRution and w hat its
elect th eir member K E Bhetterly her 30th last year during which water
of W illamina was elected to represent .-hipments of lumber were made by nt the Butler M E church ba ement. vllle power distribution to senators and Dreserva^'on means to us and to future
t amhill county This board will me t the west coast lumber industry. Total the Epworth League will held a “shoe representatives from Oregon, Washing- i generations-
o m e a m onth and the clubs ln the hipm ents reported by 171 down and box" box social in connection with their ton and Idaho.
county which they represent will be operating mills of 110.451.509 boa d lif t r «f!Ul»r monthly social gathering An
Members of congress from the P a ­
Ladies Aid Luncheon
ri sponsible for their expenses, when are about the same as the average evcnlnB of games and fun is assured clUe northw est have been endeavoring
on duty.
. . . shipments in October Just prior
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. who
. attend.
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The
weekly
>'oun8 people
We are fcr some time to work out a Bonne-
ne. luncheon
\ \ nc ,eOn. which
which was
was to have
When all counties had reported, and to t ie m
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interest in our ville power authority program,
E cburch
church this
arine _____
strike
anxious to build _ up Interest
program upon 2^!? h*.ld at the M ®
W ednesday noon was postponed until
the members select 'd had been sw rn
The movement of Inter-coastal lum- leaRue and secure a larger attendance which all all could
could a^rpe
agree and
and which
which Wednesday
In. the board adjourned to another ber Is being handicapped first because a * *be we kly meetings. The proceeds would be satisfactory to the people of ? P,*! Tuesday, M arch 2, and will be
.w m to organize and elect a d h tn e t
-ome ship-, cannot move due to the
tb e social will go for dl-trict pledges the three states most directly inter- 11 e,d ,at Rcon *or the school children
manager. A ithur Moore was unanl controversy between the government and regular league expenses.
ested. and It is prcbable th a t a new aRd teachers, as well as anyone who
inou-ly elected to fill thLs office. An and the Sailor's Union over continuous
girls are asked to bring a lunch bill covering this subject will be intro- 'ads" es to attend. Don t forget the
executive board was elected to carry discharge books, and second by the bt a Plain shce box <no trim m ings duced w ithin the next 30 or 60 days.
, ate ? nd c?me and enjoy a good lunch
on the business and to draw up a bud jack of adequnte steam ship space In needed,, and the boys are to bring 25c
The president's recommendations on ior tPe small sum of 15c.
get under ^vhlch th e clubs will carry which to load and have the lumber.
to buy them. Let's see a large group Eonneville power distribution were con-
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on. In order to give this committee
Shipping authorities state th a t all out!
talned in a mem orandum prepared for
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.t !.nW2?...pr?P"r<l 2 ! ‘.18 b!id^.'.'t-_a.n .d ,P2?i? c.vnliable steam ship lumber space from
him by a special committee on federal
the work the board adjourned until the West coast to the Atlantic coast is
power and flood control planning. Mr.
S p e c ia l S p e a k e r
March 7. at which time they will meet s, w ahead for 120 dav, Lumbertnen
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. . . . . stated at the conference m
Roosevelt
he
From the Office of the County A ren t
in_Eugene and complete th e work
'e stim a te th a t this space will simply
LittIe W hite Church on t h e ;d id not desire
send a special mes
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The delegate's report was accepted moi/ fbp lumber alr,.adv sold. ‘ThePre . H‘11 j o u n c e s a special sendee for Mge to congress upon the subject,
but b 2 * - % , , count£ a^ nt's offiCP
ks< nrflnrn/J
41« and a fte r fot,
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r* B ran ' requested th a t the proposals * of this 035 F10W mOVCQ frOIT! the
and
ordered placed on €
file
such new b u s V ^ ' ^ ^ b^'ták- IIPYt
I*” 1 SimHoaz
Sunday ovaninn
eve? ine,. T>v J 1 R
„ Yamhill COUTl-
dbcusslng
some
of
the
facte
brought
Pn
ls
,
PpO
rtcd
as
likely
to
be
Mav
or
professor
of
religion
a
t
Linfield
planning
Com
m
itte°
be
given
consider-
¡
ty
courthoui!e
to
the
basem
ent of the
out « . ,n ce„n ä „d jo u rn rt
,
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« « ¿ ¿ J co lic,/.
lhe
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Ä
m° f " ™
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prompt delivery by railroad
m on. He, wUI
accompanied bv a Paclfic Northw est in preparing a bill
f
®u°° a ' m to 5:00 p m - ever^’
Lumbermen have been notified th a t
°L ,y° Ung, PC° ^ 1 Who ,TiU„pre' for the eperation of th e Bonneville i Ä f l »
T * “ P^
« . b?
the intercoastal lumber rate will be ‘ u?? speclal music. Miss Sally Bral project.
in the ofiice on Mondays. The office
Increased from siä
be featured as vocal soloist. Ev-1 o n account of the widespread pop- hours for Newberg are Tuesday from
Inereased
$13 ner
per tbnncanrt
thousand f»»,
feet w
W
k Invited and urgtd t» atten d „ ,ar ,M erest in thia snblect In Ö r £ ä , 9:00 a. m. to 12:00 in the Chamber of
to
$14.
effective
April
15th.
Two one-act plays, "The Trysting
and the divergence of views there upon Commerce.
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Place", and "Thursday Evening” will
George VanG otham ls erecting a new some phases of it. Congressman Mott
be presented before the student body
Farm ers who did not sign the 1936
house im the lot he recently purchased has had prepared a num b?r of copies
Friday. March 5. These plays are giv­
from Ray Coyle on D street back of the of the president’s recom m endations and agricultural conservation work sheets
en by the Play interp retatio n Class,
are new busy signing for 1937. a t the
The most colorful period In American ) tlieater.______ ■ states th a t he will be glad to furnish
with various members of the class tak-
I these as well as coDies o f nendinc- R nn I m eetings scheduled for each district,
im? o a r t in t h e n la v s
in d
r ilr e e tin c b ,it o r y — t h e decade which witnessed
tlwm
directing th e opnUng of thp west _ ,g brought
n e v lile power
nn w rr bills,
bin « to tho-e of his con-1,
, Parmers.
who cann<* attend
neville
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„ the meet-
| stituents who may request them.
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in t'Veir own dlstrtcts are urged to
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! io vibrant life again in "The Plains-
I call a t the county agent's office in the
Amity Wins At T oum m ent
i m an." an inspiring tribute to the men
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| McMinnville post office before March
The annual ba-ketball T ournam ent n„d women who won the west which
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was held a t McMinnville T utsday. Feb- f p-.ns at the MajPStlc theatre in Dallas
Expected Arrival March 9
The county committee, consisting of
ruary 23, to determ ine the Yamhill Sunday
i O tto Sltton. Joe Jungw irth and Fred
county Cham pionship ln basketball and
Conceived and produced on the broad
The regular meeting of the Civic 1 Muh«. are of the opinion th a t this pro­
A ll citizens are warned to lock
girls' volleyball The first game was „nd lavish scale which has set DeMllle
gram is more satisfactory to the con­
movm" ' 5 S u „ ,.h r ir ' ' o o ™ > " li
H ig h g ® , ™ g
b,tw een W illamina and Lafayette, and a p a rt t ™ , .E
ditions cf the Yamhill county farm ers
we gained a decisive victory over Lafay­ directors. "The Plainsm an" deals with School t.v m on th is n ig h t and at 2:OOP.‘ w
M. A sj^ecial program has th an was the previous program. There
ette At the hall the score was 18 to 9 the ten years which followed the Civil keep th e ir eyes on M rs W ilcox
j o u ,i n u t,, v y o c o x , been arranged which will consist of a are but very few eases where no pay­
In our r favor, and It remained in our fav- war and tells of t h e Pnir s im o o i» a n a n
til the
game, wncn
when m
the e heroism
f ro n tle t people^
s n o ° P l e ? t s n o o p e r o f a ll one-act play given by the pupils In Miss ment can be earned for carrying on
or until
U.e end
e.a, of
OI the
Mie game,
heroism of
of the
the frontier
people. n a ten 1
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17 , .
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! der love s t°ry built around th e famous » " ° ° P e r 8 ; plav in if the p a rt o f the Taylor’s class. T here will be a talk farm ing practices
I he last game of the evening was frontier characters, “Wild Bill” Hlckok
B ro a d ca ste r
in L illia n S to ll’ s by Prof Riggs a ls a All members a r e | Ifc ls impossible to explain this pro­
gram fully without knowing all the
Br.,.«,»«, m
on time.
facts pertaining to th e farm ing opera-
to determ ine tin county cham pions Cooper and beautiful Jean A rthur fur- t h e s a m e n a m e '
h iJ /
tions.
The gam e was really started by Amity „Ishes the romance.
atm ’ w - iu r tn e sam e name, f o u r hit? tim e
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G o s p e l M e e tin g s
who gained thirteen points before our
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v a u d e v ille n u m b e rs bet ween act«
The
second
meeting
for newcomers,
boys made any -core. In the second
c-
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in clu d in g -‘ Dave” MacPherson.
B e g in n in g M o n d a y evening. and others Interested, is scheduled for
quarter Willamina gained considerably
rree
talking
Picture«
^ « s te r o f c e r e m o n i e s ; M is s IM a rc h 1st.? there w ill be Gospel the McMinnville Cham ber of Com­
leaving Amity only five points in the
^ 'S tre s s o f the I M eetings in the W illa m in a G w - merce rooms February 27, a t 1:30 P. M.
l"'d . '.he score b ing 11 to 1<T In th e [ M O TrU -M i'rrifldd"'!^^««
At this tim e there will be a discussion
last half of the game the W illamina evening, startin g
on vegetable crops and horticulture
boys seemed to let down a little and Hall in Sheridan i
These discussions will be led by A. G.
Amity came up to 32. T he final score jiietures entitled:
B. Bouquet, head of the vegetable crops
was 32 to 18 with Amity gaining the “ Horse Sense
.
Liadles A id ¡ g e lia te . E. Y oder o f W oodburn. departm ent of Oregon State college,
county Championship.
1 “ Fish From H ell.”
' Society.
and O T. McW horter, extension horti­
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