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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salm, Oregon, Wneaday Morning January 7, 1931
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THIEVES
THU111 II
Farm, at Clatikarvie Stri-
ped During Owner's
rAbsence
WACONDA, Jaa. . Mr. tad
Mrs. G. W. TTmon recently
mad the trtp by motor from their
horn t rarest Groe to their
place- at Clstsanle where shout
obo fcaadred acres of bottom -laid
Is planted to pevperntat.
The bouse, oa this farm which
Is used only in summer darts
the seasoa of cultl-ating sad har
Testlsr Tscsat- at this- time- of
year. When Mr. sad Mm. Thar
nea arriTOd they; found 'that
thieve had I entered a short time
before, and ransacked 'tho place,
taking with them foodstuffs sad
farm erjuipme-t which jeaaaot be
replaced tor less thaa two hun
dred dollars. i 1
; When Mrs. Tburmon who al
ways looks oa "the bright side"
wrote homo about this she did so
poetically. Her letter follows.;
i Dear ones at home: !
Poor Mother Thurmon went to
the cupboard
To get her poor husband a meal.
Bat whea she got there
She found it stripped bare.
Kot anything left, and that's reaL
Spices an gone, sugar ana irun.
Butter and ; beans
Eren to seeds.
Crackers and lard.
Coffee sad mash.
Not anything left O such
moss.
The bedding's all here, slso the
clothes.
Tables and chairs,' lamps and
stores.
Radio fine. Just eats I believe ;
Was all they needed their wants
si1 ; to relleTe.
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Two barrels of distaste, all of the
. ell,
IXoes and some tools (O, how we
boll!)
No; they couldn't est those,
I guess X was wrong.
But they took all the eats.
And It didnt take long.
The floors they didn't want
Or the table cloths neither,
But sure a big loss
And It can't be helped either. ;
BRUSH COLLEGE
GRIGEJEETS
New Officers Installed at
Impressive Ceremony
Recently
BRUSH COLLEGE, Jan. 6. -U
The public installation, of of fl
eers of the- Brush College grange
at their last meeting, January
was well attended by members
and guests.
State grange lecturer Mrs. Ma
rie Flint McCall installing offi
cer, was assisted by Mrs. A. E.
TJtley, Mrs. Elmer Cook and Mrs.
John Schindler. i
Those installed In office were
Elmer Cook, grange master; Dr.
Corydon Blodgett. overseer; Roy
Barker, secretary; Frank Mat
thews, treasurer; Cash, Roberts,
steward; Ralph Scott, assistant
steward; Mrs. Frank Matthews,
lady assistant steward; Mrs. A.
R. Ewing, lecturer; J. A. Tantis,
chaplain, Frank Rivett. gate
keeper; Mrs. Oliver Whitney.
Flora; Mrs. Cash Roberts. Ceres;
Mrs. W. W. Henry, Pomona.
Friday night being "Men's
night. the men under the direc
tion of Chairman Glen Adams,
serred a delicious 6: JO o'clock
supper preceding installation.
They also put on the program
-which consisted of yocal numbers
by William Wright of Salem ac
companied by Professor Frank
ChurchilL Miss Bertha Beck,
state grange secretary gave a
short talk on grange work in gen
eral and a gToup of men gave a
shadow skit.
The grange master appointed
as chairman of Yartous commit
tees tor the year, W. W. Henry,
chairman of eieeutivo commit
tee; Mrs. A. E. j Utley. house ec
onomics; F. C Swing agricul
ture: Mrs. W. D. Henry, refresh
ment; A. R. Ewlng, legislature:
J. A. Tantis. visiting and sick
committee.
PALE if HEIGHTS, Jan. 8.
J. C Sleighter who operates the
Salem Heights bus lino and who
bad an accident last week at the
corner of Commercial and Miller
streets, announces that duo to
the considerable damage done at
aat time ho does not consider It
economy to repair the machine
and that ho Is now negotiating
for s mack larger and mora
comfortable conveyance. !
Ho is of the opinion that
when the cannery seasoa opens
la the spring i the old bus
sreald bo Inadequate to handle
the passengers, hence the more
to . accommodate ,. this district
with a larger unit of transporta
tion. Sleighter expects the deal
to be consummated and the new
s la operation the last of, or
the first of next week. j , j
Pratum Young j
Folk to Stage
'XivilServictf'
PRATUM. Jan, -L group
e mvnnv nuinla are rehears aa a
play CiTil Semeo which .will
give- later, probably the lat-
aa a wtota MAltt
Watch night aorvices Were
SMI HEIGHTS TO
IK LARGER BUS
Held at both cnurcnes ueru.
CORN GOES
Egg Prices Remain at
Present Level, but
Tone Weak
PORTLAND. Jan. (AP)
Portland wholesale butter quota
tions opened 2 cents lower on all
grades today as result of light
buyer demand In face of hoarier
receipts. Declines of 3 to 4 cents
sow 1 to 2 cents respectively at
Saa Francisco and Seattle were
also factors effecting the local de
cline. : Quote: extras 22 cents;
staadarda 27; prime firsts 2C, and
firsts 25.
Creameries anneaaced a paral
lel cat of 2 cents te butterfat bids
te 25 cents a pound, delivered
Portlsnd. ; ,
Egg prices were aachanged bat
the mark ruled barely steady with
receipts more tbsa ample for the
tight demand.
Of the fresh fruit and vegetable
trade. ' government market news
service reported:
The new years activity in apple
distribution has largely subsided,
with retailers' stocks mostly well
filled, and movement to retailers
largely confined to the cheaper
ungraded sorts. There Is appar
ently an Inexhaustible supply of
faee-and filled, and cooker packs
throughout the aorthwest; and
this class of stock promises to
dominate the local apple markets
for some weeks to come. There
is now a limited trading la wrap
ped and packed winesaps and yel
low Newtowns, although volume
distribution ot these varieties is
not anticipated before February.
Foreign Inquiry has been com
paratively quiet since new years.
PORTLAND. Or.. Jb. S(AP)
Prodme, xchant. et prices: batter.
Mtrt 38; ataadarda 37; prise firsts
2S; firsta 35. Etc, fresh extras 23;
freak mediants 20.
Fruits, Vegetables
PORTLAND. Ore, Js'a. -(APX
Frntta sad vegetables.
Fresh fruit era aces, asrels, packed.
S.7S(t.3Si jembU stock. - S1.50&2;
rrapfnrit. Florida, fS.604.50; Arixoss.
(3.35; Limes. 5-dos. carton. 3,50; ba
uaat, &s Ik.
Lemooa CaSfornla. $2 if S.T5.
Cabbage UcaL. 101 lie lb.
Cabnmbers hothouse, II.50ig2 15.
PetstaM Oregon Deschutes, $1.60
1.70; local.: $11.25; Klamath rens,
Sl.&O; Yakima, 110119 cenUU
Oiiioaa aeUiag price to retailers:
Orecn N. 1 grade, 60f?8Oc.
Hothonse rhabarb extra faner. $3.50
box 15 Iba.; fancy. $2.50.
Arttchokea $1.501.75 dox.
Spinach -local, $1.25 oraofTn bor;
Walla Walla. $1.50 box; California, $3.50
crate.
Cranberries eaMern. $22 bhl.
Hocklebevriea faacy. ll12e lb.
Grapes emperor, 6f?8
Celery fancy. S0ffi75e per doa. ;
hearts. $111.10 doa. bunches.
Peppers bell. fre". 15fI6.
Sweet potatoes California, 2 4e
lb. : eastern, $3.60 bushel. '
Caulaflover Oregon, $l1.5a; Cali
fornia. $13001.75 crate.
Beans-r-Califernia, l20e Jb.
Peas California. '415e.
Parlic stw, SfeplOe.
Tomatoes hothoaae. $4.75 4.85
crate: Mexiean, $4.50 4.75 big, re
packed. Dressed Poultry
PORTLAND. Ore.. Jaai B AP)
Dressed ponltry setling price to retail
era: tarkeya. poor to good, 2535e;
docks. 35 28c; geese, 25e; capons, 23
30e lb.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore.. Jan. S (AP)
Milk beUerft Se lower. Milk- raw
silk 4 fter cent). $2,00 0 2.35 twt, de
Irrered Portland less 1 per cent; grade O
aotik. $1.70. Butterfat delirered in
Portland. 2Se.
Poultry steady, quotations nehBf
ed. Potstoes No. 1 graded. $1,756 2. 002
No. 3 $1.1501.59.
Portlancj Grain
PORTLAND. Ore.. Jan. 6 (AP)
Wheat tntarea:
Open High l-ow Close
Hay 6 68 I ss: sa
Jan. C5 S5 65 65
Cash markets: wheat: big Bend bhte
etent .70; saft white, western white .66;
hard winter, northern spring, wettera
red .63.
Oats: Na. 3 A Ih, white 24.50.
Cera: Ke. 3 E. T. shipment 80.5A.
hUHraa: standard 17.SO.
Portland Livi
estoclc
PORTLAND, Ore., Janj 6 (AP)-
Cattle TO. calms 10; steady te. strong
for all Clanaes.
Steers SOO-SOO Ibs common B25Sf
7.7S, Hnifara SS0-S50 madinnt 6.50 f$
7.50; conunaa S.60gr.50. ! Cews. good
15; eemnsm and aaadraas 5.ft0.25;
law cotter and ratter S.SOif 5.00, Other
irchaaged. - !
HnCs SOS, Including 152 an cos tract,
steady. Peedcr and atoeher pirn 70-130
lbs., goad and choice S.50R9.T5.!
8fiaef 150 : 35 a 60e hfgber tambs
00 lbs. down, good and cboicei $8.75(fJ
7.00; snedinaa S.5O0S.75. All weights,
rnmiM 4.50&S.50. TearHng wethers
90-110 lbs, aaedram to choice 4OOtfi
5.50. tina SO-130 lbs, jroedinm ta
choice 2.0335. ten 120-150 lbs..
3.350 $.00. AU weights, call and ton-
Orer S attended the Hayes
ville district Sunday school con
vention at Keiser last Sunday
from this community.
Fred de Vrles attended the
Saallam district Sunday j school
eonentiaa at Stayton! Sunday.
Sirs. ; Harold de Vrles i enter
tained at her borne Saturday her
aunt, Mrs. Walter 8purlock and
daughter., Nina, from MtjGrath.
Wisconsin. ! 1
"The Chas. Bmlth family ex
cept their daughter.. Mrs. ;Ora
ham, were rlsitors at the Powell
homo during the holidays, i Mr.
Smith and aon. Glen, and daugh
ter, Loraine. returned; to: their
home at West Una after a short
ristt waUe airs. Smith has ex
tended her Tlslt Into j the new
rFre4id Vries was In Portland
on Monday aad Tuesday.
A very email amount of wheat
Is moTing at present prices.
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HACK TO VOHTLA2TD
8 HAW. Jaa. t. afias Cleo
and Adelo Assort who spent the
Christataa holidays with ! their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Amort
loft, for Forilaad Now Years day
to resujB their studies.
General Markets
UPWARD FAST IN RALLY
Salem Markets
Grade B raw 4 titllk.
deUrered iw Saleaa, f2.00
to f cwt. f
Battorfat at farm 2-28c
Salem 27c ! i
1-RTJTT AND TZOZtAaXXS
Prlca paid o iiww r Satesa hayera.
Jaanary S. 1SS1
Apptaa. taacr j '
Meainnss Ta-US
TrOETAlX .
Onions
I
V. ft. Na. 1
D. 8. No. 3
.$
JS9
Vi 8. Na. S
Sqaash, per lb.
tahbaga -
0
-1
.0
7S
-SO
Bpianxrn
Celery, per das., hearts
Enochs s , ..
rZTDS f
RetaU PrlesO
Calf meal. 23 loa. L
.1 .80-1.65
Scratch, ton 4-35.0O-4O.0O
Cam. whale, ta LS7.O0-a0.0S
Cracked and ground, to 38.00-4X00
Mill rn, taw 1.30.00-32.00
Bran, tan j "n a-- n-
gg asash. ewt . , j ..1.S5-3.35
BOOS J
Baytac Prleag
Kxtrss
Standards
Mediums .
.1$
.1$
.14
POTJXTBT
Baying Prleeg
Roosters, ola
Broilers, roiorad ,
Has riea, nana , , j
Medlnns he as , .
Light hens
Tnrkeys. No. X ,.
07
-15-.1TS
-1-.17
1
Ot
26-IO
33
X rfceya. St. as
GRAXJr AND HA.T
Bnylag Piteef
Wteat, western red , ' .; 50
Soft whiU , ,j sa
Barley, ton , , tZ.DO t 23.00
Oats, grey, ha. 1 9W
White, am. i
Hayt bnyiag prices
Oats and retch, ton
Lll.00-13.00"
ll.O0-13.0O
CUrr er
AifaUa. railey. aecoad cutting 16.-16.
Raster Oregon , .j , ??.00
fjonvmaa . la.uo
purKSJaXNT
on
i BOPS i
Too grade i
-18
WALNUTS i
North PadfU Kat Qrowert Assn. TtSS
Pranqaattea
I Fancy
i Larri T
Standard 1
Soft shell
Fancy
Large
Standard
-It
.35
.19
MICKEY MOUSE
ox- rtJM , f hon far. rr pAf s-ttACH
Ul bK& t IS TO THE 1 reQLS, VE'RE. 1
ifT.a'A PCMC 1 AJMOCT TrRE, I
"POLLY AND HER PALS'
BUT I eAWHEKf VOU MLST BE: W
D-H-lBERAT-rUVA MlSTAKEr W
STOMP OtJ
LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY
-SHE-. v Sweet irre.j
CHrCD AKTO fEAe '
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TOOTS AND CASPER
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I!; ! - ., . . . "V . s 11 y . ... ' '" ' W . : I I 1 . V ....narmtii-.
f; 'lf ' vgooTnoByf auotup whoa, roy cH7Wa.f keep mt r CA&ren.. n iimn t !LK I
lj lh THn FOQ-THE HOU CAER.' I H0U TrrOH f MONWY IN ORCAAVrVQrJ"T0CTT-5 , rttHJttHTME 'ill I M i W -JU?"T $)
ml NE-FP eCME r4EW HTVllH- OFF V " "ttU BUY 30 MUCH -TTUFFi-i I jJU,SI4, , F j I J I II jf C APtP
' 7 SSTTlA NEW RVJTORTrlB THE9E BUS FONI1r4V A HOTTBU i rJ H I ! Ill w HEM h J
jj ! jl
Small Receipts Bring
On big Increase in
East Price
CHICAGO, Jan,, t (AP)
With corn receipts tha saallesl!
in many months, almost at the-
Tanlsbtng point, grain prices
jumped today, specalatiro buying
of corn, future delireriet broad
ened and the market - rose t 1-t
cents orer tha days bottom fig
ares, commix-io n ho use trade was
larger thaa for some time past. '
Com closed strong-. 1 7-t to
2 cents higber, wheat aaehaar
ed to lhie up. aad oatsl f-lc
adranced.
James Oweriby
Called Beyond
AUBURN, Jan. . - This com
munity was saddened by the
death of. James K. Owenby, on
the morning of January 1. Mr.
Owenby had been 111 for some
time but was much lmprored. be
ing able to be up. so that his
death was unexpected.
He and his wife hare Iired fa
this community for : IB years,
having come hero from Albany.
The community extends sincere
sympathy to the widow Is her
bereavement.
MaTettes
Fancy
Large
De-Tarsd in 5-ponsl bags)
htaftts
Lirtt staler oittat '
1
M
At
Halras aad pieeea
Fauna
30-SS
35-40
40 43
43-45
4i-50
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-08 H
031,.
.024 to At
1 BAT
Buying Pxleeg
uamba, top
..05H-.06
Hogs. 160-300 lbs.
Hags. 200 lb up
Steers , ,.
Cows
Heifers
Dressed real . ,
.-
.$.75
05-.06t4
-O4-.09
.5.00-6.50
10-14
11-1$
Dressed hogs
WOOI.
Coarse
Ifediom
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(USER
GALLED BEYOND
Silvcrton Resident Dies Aft
er Lingering Illness
Recently f
flLLYEBTOJi', Jan. . Joseph
R. ICaser died Sunday afternoon
at tha family homo en Liberty Hill
following aa Illness, of some
months, Funeral arrangements
hare not beoa 'completed bat the
funeral win bo held Tuesday af
taraoon. with R." F. X-srson aad
Son la charge, I
Mr. Kaser was born la Indiana
IS years ago and came to -Silver-
(aa aa a varr ranar rhfld. Tm-
Ucally bis entire lite was spoat riTrJtL
,v.t cl--nn nml . i Tales. KES.
and about SUverton. For .som
years he msnsged the Howell
Prairie store. Four years ago he
moved to Silvertoa aad' has lived
there since. Ho is 'surrided by his
widow, Bessie; four daughters,
Mrs. Beta Hanna. Portland; -Irs.
Rath Hanna. Phyllis Kaser aad
Josephine Kaser. SUverton f two
brothers, F. D. Kaser ot South SU
verton and John Kaser of Bend;
and six slsteri. Mrs. LydiaKlopr
fenstini. Portland; Mrs. Henry
Jackson, HoodRiver; Mrs. Oren
Jackson, Walla Walla; Mrs. Frank
Trundle, Walla Walla; Mrs. Har
vey Keunxl. SUverton, ; and Mrs.
Henry BaBer, .Sheridan.
Interment will bo made in the
Kaufman cemetery.
Turner Masonic
Lodge Organizes
TURNER, Jaa. . The new
officers for the Masonic lodge
are: W. W. Oglesby W. M.; Her
man Lewli S. W.: Arthur ' Ed
wards, J. W.; II. 8- Bond, secre
tary, J. M. Bones treasurer. The
Eastern Star officers are; Ruth
Oglesby, W. M.; W. H. Oglesby,
W. P.; Mary Kelly, A. M.: Elaie
Lewis, secretary and Charles
Bones, treasurer. Joint installa
tion of officers took place at the
Masonic hall Saturday sight. Ce
cil Rogers and Mrs. Emma Peter
son were the installing officers.
"Homeward
'Within
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hOUR Krt-V YfeARS M
m R&oOUJTOtJ "TO
2jp SP&Art rVO EVIL
M AkjVRi7T-V M
"No Kick
Radio !
ranis
r, ltst !
CBX lies Wir, r.il.-J if .
6:45 Farm flashes.
T.-OO White Wixard.
t:l Maraing saranada aai aswa,
T:45 ranrily Altar hawr.
6:15 Orgaa eeaeart. SBS. . ! -.
S;00 sWhart -Con-a, temar, TBI.
JUS N'eighberiy ata, KBg.
Blllia Tinndara, lnes. KB 3.
J2:??2I?m K'. Na,
10:15 Bahert Ua-sea. teaer. UBS.
10:80 Badia Bay Priaada, KB.
Il:00-.icaa4aw Larka archaatrn. KB A
11:15 fleag Bag .
11:4 Tha Piwfaa-ar, SBS.
13:00 Weather bUeia and news.
13:05 Hanpy Hear Oirla arehaatra. i
1 :OS Oawaen Bre-, aepraa-, KB
, l:15---Dental lactam. KB.
l:Sem' Rhythm re is.
3:15 SaailU' Baa. KBS.
3:10 Organ raasnst, KBS.
S:a RxOala- Dana, Vinaa. KBS.
-Sattr- Andarst . eapraae. KBS.
4O0 Organ eon cart, KBS.
a: iMsi uma, f
:00 Silent.
S:(K 7eplar valadlaa. KBS.
0:SO Tee-er-Ule lyassssy.
S:S-DanMrkla Kenpalibuia. KBS.
1O--O0 Bnaahin pragraaa. KBS. -10:30
Oigan ca-cert, NBA
1 1 tOO Vie Meyers areheatra. KB S.
12:00-8 :00 KerelUn-s.
S " 11 . 1 .
raw sse t ranuad
7 :00 Daretiaast.
T:15 Iiania'a Hangrr Tire.
7:30 Start tha Dar. KBC.
:00 Hapny Timxa. liEO.
:00 UBC. '
t:lS Cooking school.
t:0 Betty Crocker, KBO.
:45--Ceekiag achaoL
10:O0 ioraiag Otories. KBC
14:15 Mary Hala Martin. NC.
10: Magaaima af the Air. KB0
11:30 Masicsl maaterwerVsjf
11:45 Mnsieal maitbax.
U :Ofl I.nncheea eaaart.
13:1 Western Pamn t and Hon. KB?.
l:0O Tts Crier.
1:33 Oehaal af the Atr. KBO.
3:00 Organ.
1:1 5 Soloist I, KBC. '
2 :30 A action brUgn.
tzOO Town Crier.
8:15 -Organ naeledles.
S :S0 Teatinmn.
4 -.30 Jalia Hayes.
4:45 Organ and plana.
5:00 Children's hear.
6:00 Pinanclsl talk and maa), KBO.
6:30 OUra Palmar and Panl Olirer.
7:80 Ornatlaad Rica sports talk, KBO.
8:00-Amos 'i Andy. NBO.
8:1$ VBC. -
8:45 Rcriew, KBO.
:0O Tommy Lska.
0:15 Melodists.
S :30 Pleasnra honr, KBO.
10:30 Slamber hear.
11:00-12:00 Johnson's orchestra.
- XOTM Sto Kc PorUand
:00 KOIX'a Klock.
7:00 Korslty due.
7:S0 Early Birds.
Bound!"
the law"
Coming"
Proa
VJAJJC Ttsne -jja
uniorj hill
GRBt MEETS
Membership Almost Dou
bted! During 1930 is
Report . r
TJNION HILL- Jan. ff. TTntan
Hill graaco held 1U January
meeting New Year's night with
5f members aad 23 visitors pres
ent; A bounteous New Tear's
dinner was serred at :3 0 p. m.
hy the hmch committee.
y Wo had with as at this meet
ing our Pomona master. Brother
Lambert of Stayton aad bis wife.
Officers for tho eaaalng year
were In -tailed by Sister Lambert,
' Two new members were obli
gated . and two hew names pro
posed for' membership. During- the
past year oar membership has in
creased from SO to 91. We hare
organized " two drill teams, f a
home .economics ciab aad im
proTemesti hare boa made on
pur building, aad grounds.
' The comedy drama entitled
"WUd Ginger," directed by Mrs.
Orlo Humphreys, chairman of
the noma economies committee,
was well attendel ProtMrfa
from the door were S4l.ea and
trom tno candy sale were If. IS.
1 S rOO-'-raly aad Pant
t.OS It-arrrnmkars. . '
:80 DUB8. famiaiaa Tanciet.
10:00 Ifeaediaas.
11:00 CBS. George Hormell.
ll:80.InSeraational Kitchaa.
13:00 Orchestra.
1:00 Hoatass at tha Air.
2:80 Cnckag clnb.
:0O -Newspaper.
5;00 Sctapbook of tha Air.
5 : Kiddies' clnb.
e;0O CBS. Fast rreight.
S:0 afasieel Moods.
7 rOO Bni laas.
7 :$ Breritias.
S:0O 8tdi program.
8:19 Andy and Virginia.
S:80 DBC, Demi Tasaa re-lew.
rOO S-tpheoie areheatra,
:S0 Stadia pregraas.
10:80 K0IN's Itrasy Kapers. .
13:00-1 10 1 Msrry-Oe-Ronnd.
XOAO 55 Ks. Carrsllls
13:00 Organ program.
12:30 Farm program.
1 :00 Vaoderille.
:00 Maria by the matters.
3:30 Hememsker hoar. ,
430 Farm program.
7:S0 Ba-Ia ahorthand content.
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LIBEBTlf CLUO
puiosrair
Boys' Chorus and Lockl
Talent Play Among Pro-;
jects Outlined
.! -f I
LIBERTY. Jan. S The Liberty
Community club will meet oa Fri
day evening. January fat eight
o'clock. Errery parent of this
district who Is interested in hair
ing their boy recelre special mu
sical training In'choraa work: is
asked to bo' present; at ahla time
plans will be formed for the boys '
organisation and a director from
Balora procured for this work.
This plaa has beea decided up
on by the program committee and
officers of the club through their
desire to interest the young peo
ple in community work.
Come and boost for this kid
dles work and let this clsb go on
record as doing something really
worth while. All boys between
fire and fifteen are welcome.
The members of the entertain
ment committee of the Liberty
community club are Mrs. Ray
Cleveland. Mrs. Forester,! Mrs.
Clarence Stacy, Mrs. Claude Car
son, Mrs. Joe Williams, with Mrs.
Ted Cordon as chairman.
A high class three-set comedy,
'Bashful Mr. Bobbs," will be pre
sented at the Liberty hal Ion Fri
day, January IS at 8 o'clock. Fees
will bo much lower than la past
years, siring the kiddles an op
portunity to witness the comedy.
Those taking part are: Mrs. Jee
sie Raines, Mrs Esther Keubler, .
Mrs. Free, Orpha May Dasch. Mrs.
John Foster, Mrs. Van Seaten.
Verde Ralres, John. KeuMer, Bill
Free, Bill Berndt, Leland Scott. '
8ILVERT0N, Jan. I. Miss
Esther Towe ; left oa Bunds
for Monmouth where she will St
tend school for the spring and
summer sesslorj. Miss Towe has
two and a Quarter years of col
lege. She was rradnated from ih
Pacific Luther college a junior
college, and later attended the
University of Washington when
111 healthfarccd her to take a
rest..;. . ,
By IWERKS
By CLIFF STERRETT
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By BEN BATSFORD
By JIMMY MURPHY
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