Seventeen ta Be y i:
; Graduated From
0. N. S. Tomdirow
i Oregon Kormal School, --SConrnoath,
Dee. 21.-Sevcnteen students -will re
ceive diplarn&a for the standard two
year court tomorrow and five will get
. elementary certificates,,-having- com-
pleted the one-year" elementary- teach
er's training course. Ten students will
com plots the 12 weeks normal training
course preparatory to taking the state
teacher - examination. ...
Those being: graduated are : Ella Mae
Arrinaton. Jiorth. Bend ; Hasel Maude
feevens, Corvallis; Mrs. Bessie Chris
ensen, Ada i Alice H. Comstock, Mon
mouth Clara - E. Heller, Portland;
Florence E. Kerr, : Portland ; Douglas
B. Parkes, Portland ; "William A. Rush,
?- Jennings Lodge ; Mabel Simpson,
v Woodburn ; -Florence . Snedaker,' Leb-
. anon ; - Letha Stollar, . Monmouth ; Es
- ther M. Sandstronv Portland ; Frances
Mnyder. Monmouth: Hattie EL Smiley.
v Corvallis ; Ivan Clare Weaver. Pendle-
.. ton ; Clara Wievesiek. Oregon City ;
Anna May Gallop, VUllBea, Iowa. Stu
dents receiving one-year certificates
are: Louise Miserve, Portland ; Fran
Ce Court, Portland ; Hanna Xielson.
'Junction City; Jane Gunit, Hermiston;
' . Ia Vina Galloway, Orandview, Wash..
The 12-weeks' students are :' Gladys
Binge. Xiexingtoa - Faye' Caspell,
Salem;.' Clare.' Chapman, Cottage
Grove Frank . Hostetier, Woodbum ;
Jamea C Henderson, Portland; Helen
Kins, Jefferson ; Dora Larson. Rose-
. burg ; Kdna Perrin, Roseburg; Angle
Pambrum. Athena.
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.Willamette Faculty
;r; Romance Divulged
T Willamette University; Salem, Iec. I
21. -A marriage license has been issued
from the Marlon county clerk's . office,
Salem, to Professor K. T. Brown and
Professor Uda M. Fake of Salem. Both
- are -members of the - Willamette uni
versity faculty.. Professor Brown is a
' graduate of the University of Washing
ton and has been th charge of the phy
sics department Willamette univer
sity since September, 1921. Miss Fake,
-- graduate -of-Milwaukee Downer col
lege.' is professor of home economics
and has bean in charge of tha domestic
science department of Willamette unl-
- versity since-September, 1919.
Plans for Cannery
Under Discussion
Brownsville, Or. Dec 21. The
Brownsville Chamber . of j Commerce
elected H. W. Stanard president, C C
Snyder' of the Bank of Brownsville,
vice president, and L. B. Morse, sec
' retary. Building of a cannery here
In time to take care of the fruit crop
next fall was discussed at yesterday's
I meeting. Berry production is heavy
and since the destruction of the former
cannery by fire two years ago it has
. been necessary to haul the fruit to Eu-
gene for market, at an annual cost of
more than $7000. A cooperative pack-
Ing plant, to.coBt about 115,000, Is
planned. At present the berry crop
.-totals 400,000 pounds annually, but this
.figure would be doubled. .
May -Place Ban on ,
Rural Dance flails
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rt Montesano,W8ah,i JJec 2,Itf-s-Reulai-'lion
of rural dancef nail and control
Of the narcotic drug evil will be dis-
- mussed at the semi-annual convention
iptii the Washington Sheriffs, aasoci
A.'Vtion in Olympia January IS and 16,
according to Sheriff Elmer Ji" Gibson
, pt Grays Harbor county, president.
3e said the sheriffs will probably
rnake recommendations to the state
legislature, which will be in session.
V MOHE POVEHTT REPORTED
' Centralla. Wash.. Dec 21. C. M.
" aiter, chairman of the committee of
the local Elks lodge, engaged In char
ity worK this Christmas, states that
Conditions of poverty are ' Worse this
-year than any other of the four years
tie has served.
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t Brownsville. Or.," Dec 2L-rAn O. A.
,, C. club has been formed here by stu
dents and ex-students of Oregon Agri-
eoltural college. V. J. Ramsdell wa
fleeted president and James Callaway,
. vice-president. , . V
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; Snowfall this season In Idaho has
been below normal, according to Clin
ton EL Norquest of Boise, chief of. the
feather bureau - .
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fO-Candree'i Record WltkT
Everv 9ie Pirrkiti at .'
The Music Shop
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lJ 4 i TAMHILI, ST.
MEN WANTED
FOR SHOPS AND
ROUNDHOUSE
RATES ' - 1
Machinists ... . . . .70c per hoar
Boilermakers- .
70 to 70!e per koar
Mechanics are allowed Urn and
one-half for time worked in excess
of eighj hours per day. . ; ,
.; Strike conditions prevail. , i -
APPLI BOOM git - "
Omeh BsJIdisg. 109 Foarth Street
Star Wuklittea, Portlaad
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Bicycles and
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Foot
rg Scout Knives and ToadStabbero
JL For the Boys-
s
. . THE SPORTING GOODS MAN
Fifth arid Washinjrtori Si.
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Vet. Bodies to Get
$20,352.10 Each
t Chicago fpect 2L (I. N. tThe
American Legioni Veterans of Foreign
Wars of tha United States and' the Dis
abled American, Veteran of the World
, 'nuvivi s2Q.2a2.10 from the
proceeds of the tie gam played in the
world series Dei ween ue ; xew mm
Tankees and the New-Tor k Giants last
announced Wednesday. This represent
ed one half of the receipt oe ue game.
dietribuuon of tne otner naii is now o
Ing arranged to 12 charitable organiza-
tiona i ; '
Filipino Is Aided by
Student Loan Fund
Oregon Agricultural College, Corval
lis, Dec . 21. How the student loan
fund helped a Filipino student finish
out his last year in college " Is ex
plained In a letter received from M.
M. Alicante of the University of Illi
nois, enclosing the balance of 553.43
due on hla loanj The Filipino will re
ceive his master's degree tn soils next
year. . - i , - .
Damages Asked by
Victim in Shooting
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Aberdeen, Wash., Dec. 21. Mary Bo
inskl, who is awaiting trial on a charge
of killing Matt Pulawskl, December 11.
has been made defendant m a suit or
$5000 damages filed by Nick Phillips,
who was shot In the hip during the
shooting which resultfed in the death of
PuIawskL Phillips, a witness at the
coroner's inquest, testified that - Mrs.
Bolnski shot him while he and Pulaw.
ski were fleeing from her us the stairs
of her lodging house.
Hold Man Charged
With Fire Theft
Astorai, Dee. 21. D. Wlllett, charged
with possessing goods looted during
the fire, was transferred ' from, the
city to the county Jail Wednesday, to
await action by the district attorney.
Wlllett admitted possession of the
goods, but claimed he had found them
on the street, an dwas intending to
turn them over , to their, rightful own.
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Kelso New County
Seat "for Cowlitz
i?Aan Wash.. "Dec. 21. Kelso will be
the county seat of Ccwlits county, com
mencing Saturday. The. county com
mtoKinnara Wednesday ordered the re
moval, after canvassing the vote, which
was 2631 for removal to is63 agatmst.
Temporary quarters win be in a Kelso
school bulHing, pending construction
f oaurthiuiB A teinnfiruT fire
proof building win be built for the
recorda . - - ,
Y. M. Man in Charge
Of Community House
Kelso. Wash.. Iec. 21. V. S. Iun-
can, formerly of Billings, MonW-iras
been assigned to tne V-on-eu juumoer
company community house in the In
dustrial area of IiOngvlew by the
Y. M. d A. and will have charge
of the recreational activities of the
company. The community house ' is
60 by 100 feet and contains a, large
gymnasium and ball, locker rooms,
reading and writing rooms, store and
other faculties. A motion picture ma
chine will be installed. -,
KETEKUK COLLECTOR RET CBSS
Aberdeen, Wash.. Dec. 21- Oscar K.
Olson, deputy collector of internal rev
enue, who has been absent four months
in California, baa returned here - and
reopened the government office. Olson
was one of the three government' ex
perts to go to California and make
reports of income tax returns in that
state. -f.., ,v nf is;.-;-.,v ,-.
SCHOOL, TO BE BITLABGEB.
Montesano, Wash.. Dec 21. Begin
ning the first of the year the Copalia
Beach school la Western Grays Har
bor county will be Increased to two
rooms, according to .Mra. Geneva
Johnson Smith.; county superintendent
of schools. The change is due to the
influx of clam ; diggers.- ;-
" HEALTH OFFICE SfAJEBJ "
' Montesano, Wash Dec- tl Dr.- J.
H. Fits of Montesano was appointed
health-officer and physician for Grays
Harbor county Monday, . succeeding
Dr. K. j. Gary or ama, resigned. ;
M-MEfXTIlLB IS SCO BATED
McMlnnvUle, ! Ded. tlMcMJnnville
Is in gala Christmas attire,- with a
large tree illuminated by, oolored
lights, and small trees on the curbs.
Christmas observances by I the public
and the lodges are mora numerous
Uaneverbetore.;,,-v,a-..
CABFEKTEB CtFT BT OABB
Astoria, Deo.' 21. Carl Mon. a car
penter, was badly cut on the clan here
Wednesday, when he was struck by a
flying board, f Twenty stitches were
needed to close the wound.
BTBOX F. CH1LDS
Brownsville, Or., Dec 21. Byron ' F.
Childs. 70. - father of y Reprasentative
Charles Childs, died Monday. His wife
survtvea Other children are: Albert
Childs. Lebanon : Mrs. Sheba Childs
Hargreaves, Portland newspaper
woman, and Miss . Mabel " Childs of
Dallas. Texas., The body was taken
to .Portland - for cremation.
Balls at $1 Up
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