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SILLY COCCI OS
Large Squad Turns Out for
Spring Grid Work at W. U.J
Other N;W. Teams
Working
Twenty-five men reported for a
V Cccrge Wlson, exiGridder prt footbauieandt- I.
'TO Make bOW; 4- LadS til Keen ot Willamette university
dates celled f- by Coach 'Spec
uli.AM'minnUmiv -7. I ,HOMI7 anernoon. Txxay suits
Indiscnminate mix . win. be issued and the work ni
A battle royal -and two ether - Keene will be assisted : this
cm
1
lgcugtis1
;.TJp a Sweetland field they're
installing a ' cnrying - cuUnf,
Try that rapidly on your crlco
thyroid muscle. Bow do they
make, curve enrh bo, wo
sean, now do they
carb? ' -
. ylrht royal battles are slated tor I spring by Tom Drynan, backfleld
the bUr frappllnc enow at the Sa-1 ferformer Coa the' Oregon - State
4 lest armory, tonight. on one of the t tally for three seasons ending la
best wrestling ticket that Match-1 it 30.-Dryaan. Is teaching at Par-
. saaker Harry Plant has erer unea run anioc hign He -played -botn
p for Salern ? - 'r ' aaarterback aad halfback for f aol
' Sharply at t:I0 o'clock; ' foaf Sehtsslerraad. haa scored - some
" aUrdyydnths will open the" touchdowns against some of the
3 1 lrtfa hostilities la a batUe royal pUyera ho. will 1 help to - lnstrmct
with "all four of them going at It this spring.- . .: . w
at once mhder the'guldande of two v Some ' real . progress toward
- - Mhrni Tt win b a real battle baUdiaat-Wa r grldlroa ma-
for existence aad will giro aport ehlne U hoped for by Coach Neyerthelesa Salem, thanks to
h fans a lesson In evolution or the Keene, especially In flew of the I the efforts . of Willamette's aca-
j aUTTlTal OS the IltieSI, ' - I w T hvimiwh cvuinwM luniui Hiia U going
1 ' A 4 S-mlnnte boot will feature honors that Is coming up. Mind- j to hare a first class cinder track
I George wildcat wnson againai v i'vbo (mho u 1 acyuu uv iutiibu 10 go
! ' Jeo Stocco: hearywelght grappler llng-rerersals parUcipated in by lUke a look. A fine sport that has
tfi. - Wilson, who burned I Willamette,!- Whitman,- - Pacific been largely neglected hero tor
n the Pacific coast gridiron with College ot Paget. Sound and CoMmany years ought to come back
his football playing a iew years vuv ov h. wv i u inv.
ago baa been doing no less ia lae un w conierence except ai Aioany
niin world and haa not yet I where a change In regttne is 1m-
keen defeated. ; - fminent, is holding sprlnr practieer
Kewple'. Joe Stocco Is one ot to prepare tor the autumn battles;
' the toughest hearywelght grap- according to word received here,
nlera of the Paget Bound district Whitman, faced with the loss of
and is famous tor, his headlocks. Its spark plug. Baddy Applegite,
He is a veteran ot more than twice is siring special emphasis to
the number ot bouts In which spring football, while at Puget
Wilson has participated, but the Sound the numerous transferred
'youthful blood and flying tackle stars who were Ineligible last fall,
' tactics of Wilson are not to be de- but who formed a team that was
nlad. i 4"i .;.t , declared able to drub the regulars,
Sorin -foUKhU tl are il out' ehasmg the pigskin.-,
SSspecScaUoS ' ' 1 : M Most Of last fall's Bearcat W
BAUghhouse Billy Cogglns, as ulars who are to return next fall
Touch and tough a grappler as were at the meeting Monday and
rer stepped into the ring.- will others are expected to turn out to-
nir Jones ot ProvorTJtah, day.
. two-hanr match as the I Players who were at the meet-1 iimetta win eneonrar track
final event ot the performance, ling were Keith Jones, Karl Wela-fleid sports ana now let's think
mhim from Taeoma ser. Jim Fantz, Buck Larnard, I tnr, . moment at another fine.
and was brought here as the logl- Loren Grannls, Kent Sherwood, eiean sport that's going to the
; In addition to haTing a track,
WlUamette appears to have at
least one promising young man
so ran on It, George Gannady,
gro lad from Portland, when
sly 16 years old tied the
world's 60-yard sprint . record
of 5.4 seconds, it's remarked by
Trestle Sparks, Willamette track
conch. That was fn a Junior
meet two years ago. That same
season he beat Fyock oat fa a
' or io nas, whlcii equals the new
Northwest eonf erence record tf
were not misinformed.
That new cinder path at WU-
HI1 HOLDS IIP FIFTEEN CLUBS
WM Satem News
WEST SALEM. March J8 Mr,
and Mrs. K. D. Birch ot South Sa
lem have purchased the " place
known as the Howell residence
SFe ! 1 II atun siwaA " tnwnh
Work on Sweetland Oyal Is Uid-Viilamette B a s e b' a 1 1 1 moved m; and the k.: h. ' gobs
Association Chooses Kthei i. stawart house ot sunner
street, will take' possession April
Mr. and Mrs. Robert .Clark tna
Progressing, ' Cinders
Will Arrive Soon
Officers Monday
rr Jt - - "
v.!.- ...w ia. all that a I- ..Themld-WniametteTalley base- Lvlv. wsuff f miW Vfsti RaL-
holdini Tp the work, bn the track I ball association, jta oatxrowth of Ma to the HT W Olsen place on
.t Willamette nnlrerslty.4 accord- Ust year's Suburban league, met honrwood drive: Mrs. Clark Is a
i.iT .p.,rMT' Tord, assistant I -t Anderson's sportln goods store I of Un Charles Adams and
track aeh,w f ,
,umuu uiu r " wririfisa Naomi AUOP.' mgn.scnooi
it iod jgrM- sss
the track irould now ."have been
student of the West Lynn school
HTa. & W - - a W. a .aaak a.S & . . Aa M .-
U graded ana wa7,IOJ "T. three divisions this year with a Easter holidays with , the Gerald
ww' !? wot alvlsion. Twelve of the teams were J Honor RoU Usted . ,
Excavation will be a minor proo- . -..... .v- v ..n
lem with the ground soft. Tbe
northeast ; corner... of . Sweetiana
field Is sbont two feet higher
than the southwest corner, but
the main. bulk ot the track is
fairly level. - . ' '
Cinders will eome a carload at
a time and will be arriving al-
meetlnr and the other three called last month1 were: . first rrade:
up during the meeting," showing I Donald Barton. Wlnnif red New-
that all teams entexlnx are in-1 ton. Raymond Lewis and Wesley
terested. - . ' - . LMllIer; second grade. . Charlie
Prospects are that a speedy Bower. : Shirley . Johnson, Billy
brand of ball will be played In this I Coonse, - Louise . Karnell, Glenn
league. Gervsis. winner ot the cir- Clark.- Virginia Bieebaek, Ella
enft lajit Ttf kit Its same env p,wn nA Ail a Tnraiin;' third
most any time now. A rood SOlld i hV sraJn snil th nlftv Indenen- I BTaa UiHam .RmUh Vstt Jen-
aire iounaauon wui oe Idence town team has entered the son. Dorothy Peayth ana saran
then a six. Inch, bed of cinders I race. St. Paul will not enter the Jane Brownf fourth : grader Mar-
piaceo, insuring an exceueni i cascade league this year, but nas jorie Keithley and Bethel, smunc
track. . I signed for the suburban league. I fifth grade, Robert Adams, Mary
Track men at Willamette are I two Salem Oubs - ' Ann Owen. Dorothy 'Johnson and
now working hard and are spur-1 wm Participate .. . ... Zeral Brown? sixth grade, .Elsie"
. Two. Salem clubs, th Pirates Janten; eighth grade,' HaseMey
and Yew Park, wm enter tne
league, In different' sections.
VA meeting was arranged for
next Monday night at which time
schedules will be drawn. The
red on to greater efforts by the
track . improvement program
which la going on.
Many Important- -Meets
Scheduled
The building of t track had
Sffii
ara. - Errln Benson. Mary - Helen
Unruh, Frances .Wise, John rer-1
MMn ant lffnrlel KaSMr. - I
. Ta Tnnmt or Ui SCnOOl IWHI n
tJSSlPm. W Com :put. and,
the children all brought luncneon
ta school and enjoyed : picnic
dinner at the noon boar.-
Separates Animals and
Pasture Lands
: At the. March,. meeting. of lbs I
wast :salem ; Parerit-TeachersV as-
aoeiationheld hLtthe; eommuntty .-rrZT w .aLa; "v.
hall vFrtday: WUf.xgZ flood.' Mr. Emmons farm is lo.
crowd anpeared.. At eSamJUee, 1 VZTiaiia- r Tav.'
Mrs, Dale-Lemon,r Mrs.iDr. Ooff-: Crr.-iantJam river. The ma-
er. 4 : -K!IgJ jority f the -arminf Jand and,
was annotated as nominating com-1 . .v.
'. w mY.r wiraA side. - A- eable bridge -was used, to
elections will be -held. Miss. HaseJ t . m tfc . A tt rt
Emmett, : M"--"" f ed fading the bridgewas: washed.
Mrs.-Worm are to have charge or t iJ?wt- - w. w.r.ia
the April program. ... , I ,.f .ta, trt nasture. A Una
-Jbe, foUowint PjJW- pirn was. on the other side
flvennder the 1Je".MM,; etihe river which Is great danger
J1' J.tyAMnMur! now as the bank ls caving awy
rJfrTa-fmtrio Mr and. leaving ths barn. with very,
lei LSfJS- UtUe; foundation. Mr. Emmons
!i.nT?J!? plsn. to j,nt ln ferry a. .way
of crossing the nver to. and Irons
Mar Blooms nlay.' ."Good Health,!
fourth . grade: vocal IdueU'Tfrs.
SwS . -La Jl . tsTasaar ' OaMkaW-JS A
addresvMlsS Margaret Glills; rfwss faAnr 1131 "
his work. The water lacked about
cal solo: Mrs;-Arnold CoffeL'
' Miss Gillls. who .Is the- Polk
An-Easter program was given
at the Talbot schoolhouse Sunday
f.ve.,tS..al :i?LJ?S morning after Sunder school. Mrs.
,r. J It ' ' " V John Calavan was In eharge.
uum u& Via. ivuut; iw uuui
for ill or defective children.-
been talked. inprevious years and I meeting will be held at Ander
some of th students were dubl- son's sport goods store, states
eus as to whether er not any- I Frank Bashor, secretary.
thing of note would be accom
plished this season. Funds for
the work are rather lean, but
there will nevertheless be consid
erable done.
Many Important track meets
. A .benefit dance was given by
the home economics club at the
Ankeny grange hall Saturday
sight with a large crowd present.
About 100 supper tickets were
sold. Proceeds will go to the An
keny grange, fund. .
: Program by jWomen
The iprogram '. given Friday
night at the Talbot schoolhouse by
the Talbot Women's club was well
attended. It consisted of: Groan
HAYESVILLB. March 20 The I TURNER. March 28 Mrs. Ole I sonr: recitation. Mrs. Delmer Da-
. I oVIli van a tTia Hmrr room STk- I Rahn was hostASS Thnrsdav SftSr- I -wi A rm mnn w Uym ClmvyA. T.l...
i T nerir ?aVra;- rX Joyed an Easter-egg hunt Friday noon for the Christian church son; play, school children; song.
'!nvp! !.,J ' afternoon. Dorothy Green and Women's Missionary society. Mrs. Ida Belknap; song and Jokes,
Kenneth Dalton was unani
mously reelected president of the
league and Frank Bashor was
elected secretary.
PMIUIf CUIIIEU - BIS ID STARS
HUFJT EASTSt'EGBS HOQOR MSUlBTDil
are slated for the new Willam- I c; Ar; -f" "J L lffl m I Bobw ll0n recelTed Brlie8 for Frances Whitehead led the lesson j Roswell Wright; pantomime, Mrs.
April.
mm t VI. . T. mAAtt I BOCUOU HBOOWU, Ol. rsiu jnu- I ,f j am THara I ii U.mh.M taVfnap itarf An tti. I D.1M TV. .- TX T-v 1 1
?pnet f$,r-i0B."' wiSunA ?JLni Wwter..? i'i'0', ?! Uo a number of dual meets be- L.. sSffhS! the-l program werella Anna Farris. recitation, Mac Calavan; Jokes!
xeaiea ft t 'wVt. .1 ! " "u.,.",w,Bi' piBC" tween Willamette university and ..v.. wt teacher. Miss wuma jcvans.
USX Wee K. IODi w i , - - - ' l yiJ ihfieuau,
" . h a.- m aEla . I n WM a a A s"4 aaan W Aaa I
renxh Stuff tO aavaniage lU wm- semour r emuiore, uua iaidu,,
ntnc his bouts here and a number Walt Commons, George Cannady,
it the Salem fans wish to see Wallace McRae, Jim Pate, Al Pie-
' Someone treat him the same way. tella, Bill Tull, Dave Drager, Mar-
Coggins is the reckless, devil- ion Boyd, Don Faber and Frank
1 may-care type ot grappler who Haley,
at a A tha best chance ot doing A number of others will be out
it. trick. He features a bold, an- later.
daelous attack with a number ot
rTl. I.. vam. which he an-
plUs in anything .but a aeBall Schedule
Bsanner.
Jones Qnly Winner
Over Robin Reed
: ta.u hi, nnloved a great sea-
: L- . .nita nf his vears and is
the only grappler who has the
Of Aitlie High
The sports departments of
this newspaper is joining its
voice with that of the Capital
Journal in n campaign to make
this city realize the lack of pub
lic tennis courts and hopes
eventually the public will come
to sufficient realization of that
ahortcoming, to bring about
some action.
There are no public tennis
its northwest conference oppon
ents, there is also a possibility
that the northwest conference
track meet will be held here.
Then there will be the Willam.
ette valley high school meet
which is to be held here under
auspices of Willamette university.
Salem high will have some of its
meets here and the Salem T. M.
C. A. track team may also have
one or two of its meets on the
new 440 yard ovaL The county
i. el twa at wniam I grade school meet has already
Oniric Anril 70 Ue university are open to pub- been "beduled there.
VSpcUb U Uc U8e except wnen Btudents are
- I Maine than ant nrent on Rnn- I
honor ot holding a win over Robin AIRLIE, March 28 The , Air- the day most people are free KoQWK. f Roll
Reed during the past six u mKu scuooi "".u to play tennis. Salem high has a JLfVUJLVUb JLC4AA
Jones took the odd tall from has been drawn up r and the first teimis team but no courts. The -w .
Reed In Portland last "owr' im wju d iiu tennis assoclauon usea to navel YC!C!1C? l ff
Sght. but taUed to make the Airlie niiie now holds the Polk LOTirtB 0f .the state hospital X UOOClO XXA-C
weight of 145 pounas, so e counij - enampionsnip sua wiuuj grounds. ' courts supposed to be
still has his woriu cniny"'"' i w DV"W"" reserved for members only out ot
. . iM as loaowa:
Perhaps in another meeting 'Airlie at Dallas, April 10.
Raed might win, but Jones would independence at Airlie, April
.van last Wednesday 22:
ZTsht even with three or four less Bye, April 20.
nignt even. ""- th elev- Monmonth at Airlie, Anril 29.
Airlie at Falls City. May 3.
Dallas at Airlie, May .
Airlie at Independence, May 10.
Bye, May IS.
lty, AumsvlUe. Yew Fara, west . VIMI Gilstran. Mrs. Frances Whitehead. I of a fUmnt - Mr. wthl Tiin.
SUyton and Hopewell. . .1 y"" l,..! ""r.v Vrs. o Ssho. Mr. Walter Harris ri.r. u"7 1TC!
Play will surt someum. in " - Mrs! Frances DelxelL na7. Mr7; J? Freeman; M.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Janien attend- Ernest Leech, sunnlr agent for i Lojl Johnson and Mrs. Claude
ed the funeral of Mrs. Smith Col- the Southern Pacific company has I Johnson. Over S14 was taken In.
11ns in Portland Saturday. i charge of the depot in place ot H.
Mrs. E. M. Bailey entertained at I s. Bond regular agent who Is In 111
two tables ot bridge Thursday I health and will take an Indefinite
with guests as follows: Mrs. I rest. Mr. and Mrs. Leech are stay-
George Campbell, Mrs. R. Day, ing at the G. W. Farris home..
Mrs, Rovllla McAfee, Mrs. F. WU-1 Pearl lodge No. 61 A. F. A
llama Mrs. E. L. Moore, Mrs. I A. M. and Victoria Star lodge gave
Claud Talmalge. and the hostess, I a Joint bl-centennlal Washington
Mrs. E. M. "Bailey. Mrs. George I program In their lodge rooms
Christopherson was a speelal I Thursday night. Herman Lewis of
SQUAD
S
JEFFERSON DEFEAT
OPERETTAS DM
TV CHDS
JEFFERSON. March 28 The
Sclo boys nine defeated Jefferson I guest. Mrs. C Talmadge received J AumsvlUe presided. The program
0 IT WJSWS? TTVSTMTVMM - a L aa at
waa 1ntrnrw1 with ArfliMtnl L.0" HAiuiliB, siarcn ZS .
, t. w F Salen Heights grade school
errun bv non-members, a situation
I which restated in their being clos
ed this year.
pounds to throw against the elev-
The battle royalisU are Jack
v.. maat. ivtuls Cross, Sidney
w.aT.'rd-rraf and OUker Sevlck.
plant states that these boys are
not experienced wrestlers, since to
put grapplers of J
standing Into such a melee might
snoll the affair. ' . . ,
They were selected for their
speed and pugnacity and one or
the biggest tragedy-comedy acts to
he staged here in a ions umw w.
be seen In this tour-way uik
aawaaa aaW- aaaa aavaaaaa aa aaM aa
Six Teams Play
Do-Nui League's
Final This Week
Alrlle at Monmouth, May 17.
Falls City at Airlie, May 20.
There 'are some privately
owned courts, some of which
are quite good for informal
play, but there isn't one, so far
as we know, with standard
playing space back of the base
line; and while some tf the
owners are public spirited
enough to allow the general pnb
Ho to use these courts, there
are limits to such use which
preclude the development of the
game here as it could and
should be developed.
Who ought to build tennis
Working Out
The baseball battery men ot
wiuamette university are work-
dy a score ot S to 1, In the game high score.
-1...J v 4 da. .fiannMi ah ttiaj I Mm WaA H7l11lama antartalnajl mnit. v T TIT VaK.M.i
u",cu 7,1-." . -i;: wJT " " ri : ;T;:. I "A I Presented Its annual program Fri
rri mr TMla-r dsnrhter. ViTian'a. tenth birth-1 and Rn--all TWmTer. Alh-rt J-I?T igntat the community hall
ThrtoUowrnrare'the member, day." sen. with Mis. Alice Rogers at the J JjW SJSSS!fi
. . .... -n i I T).. inn. .m ui,, v . t-- .t t t I was maae up or tllree operettas in
Catcher. Clinton Hart; pitchers, Ian, Betty Green. Jean Stettler.- by Carl Duncan and the address, I Jt1 eMJdren of " 10011
n a nrnlftia TJnVArann Inn Canrpa. I "W.ahlnvtni tli. Warn an'
jvenneiu oeipp. uu nuc -.w-.ww - " v ,u.
nstrhsll; first base. Ralnh Aaeue rey, Aiaine mey ana son," waa aoiy given oy a. o.
Beach; second base. Merlin Tuxmo Furuyama.
Whedbee; short stop, Bob Har
ris; third base, Mllo Harris; left
Triangle Swim
Event Delayed
For Vancouver
At the request of the Vancou- t2! J !. T? -Tn . returning. I Oswald Crenshaw.
oiBvuuk. tt v,. - i roiersun nas never tost a eonrsr.
MACLEAY FOLKS AT
Dill VJILSON BITES
MACLEAY, March 28 A large
The primary operetta. "Hansel
Bond. -The Glorious Name of , 7tu,,7 . KITT
w.iMrirfnn'" a. v . en by 24 children of the first and
tat r. r p .- I "cond grades. The leads were
ing out daily in gnasm "eldVM,elTln M,"S: 2Sfi
now and baseball practice outside Mae. Calavan; Tight Held, Gerald
win begin as soon as the weather . . .
permits. The first league baseball game
The first game will be against ,s "bedttled for April 1, with
Oregon State college April 16, less SUyton, there,
than three weeks distant. Three
games are scheduled with the SCIO, March 28 The stellar
Staters, the other two to b An 11 pitching of Adolph Krosman was
22 and 23. I largely responsible for Scio's vie- I rroun of friends from here attend
Six lettermen are returning I tory. The Sclo boys who played I ed the Dan Wilson funeral servi
from last year's northwest con-1 at Jefferson were Adolph Kros- I ces held In Salem. Rer. Grover C.
terence championship team. Andy I man, Richard Quarry, Leland Birtchet officiating and with bur-
Peterson, as good as any collars Miller. Max Lone. Marler 61ms. 11 In Belcrest Memorial Park
pitcher in the northwest last year. I Ralnh Johnston. Will Ralnbolt. with the Masonic lodge In charge.
Is the only one of the nitchins I Alfred Tunker. Keith Miller, and Lead Kindly Light" and "Some-
w. I time we it unaersiana were
Friday. Anril 1. Shedd
ence game and has won games I school will meet Sclo,
Helen Rogers' snd E. F. Wallace.
Readings were given by W. W.
taken by Doris Polanski as Gret-
el; and Bobby Bohannon aa Han-
nrih. iiv n,iaw. P61' o rest of the cast as fol
leau "Making the First Flag" hx
Mrs. Loretta Rowley with Mrs.
W. W. Oglesby, the reader.
US SEE RIT
E
FOR TRAIN VICTIMS
S - S S a
rer mgn scnooi swimming ieia, . ,v u.-,.ai nlioa for
1 a. . a I STUU1U Uff&V irlB VSllv.a V" ' -
me ingiar mees wim Awr- - ., 4vaT.tt nnrht to I "nr I wm urn ocio, i
deen and Salem scheduled for I n ,... V.iV - .V n-l . . Dt1" couege ana This win be the first Linn conn
Vancouver next Friday has been fc " Vha wt-r for " A.v7 OI.uion-
postponed. The Vancouver players h?ore one TOup better 10 . Oibson and Gribble are the re-
)- BfavMn .
mora, nnt nf oondUInn tha- nM I -
A substitute offer was made for
a dual meet between Vancouver
m teams wUl nlay oft for the
has-etball championship in tne i 8. The locals have not yet
wuiimetta university do-nut I whether or not they will -accent.
league with the first games slated I since they are considering a meet
today,' - I with Portland on the following
The state hign scnooi tourna- I aaj.
ment Interrupted compieuon ox
the plsyott. but It has been re
sumed now. The teams entered
are Alpha Psl Delta, Sigma Tan,
Law; school,, W. Club, Kappa
Gamma Rho and freshmen.
a uuai meet oetween Vancouver rTm Tasr j
and Salem there on Friday. April r I ATI YI1G iWlPa I
8. The locals have not yet decided I X CI 11 HO AtXV
Delayed Due
turning lettermen In the Infield.
E Gibson a shortstop and Gribble a
third baseman. Walt Erickson. Wrtrw'- Pl-r fm
Gus Moore and Charley Gill are "onCn nay UoeS
an veteran outfielders who are
returning.
A number of freshman entrants
will battle with Bob Houck tor
the catcher's berth. A first Backer
Aquatic Team's
Ticket Sale is
STRIKES
and
SPARES
loi
Mother Gertrude. Battr Van Ran.
tn ; Father Peter. Fred Cogswell ; old
Witch, PegsT Van San ton. Dancing;
children, Pauline Sboen. Wendell
Trudsen, Arline Hicks, Bert Jones,
Donna, Dell Washburn. Richard Senter.
Guardian .ansrels, Xadfoe. Gosnell,
Ully Papelpa, Joyce Lambert. Jean
Gorton, Mabel Ramey. Sandmen Otis
Wilson. Walter Bowman, Ansel Ram
y. Jlmmla Bosera, Terrancs HaeL
Glngeibiead boys Ronald- Buixess.
Georw WoodT Merle Wood, Freder.
tck Cbambsrs, Charles Beardsley.
-vmy before Yesterday" a his
torical operetta denietlna- tia
I ftrajaa mrxA w.tn . a v .
. . m . AA . I vvovMultO TJA UO lEfl
. lia -a n.l.M mtA wjmj.i,w , i tuvnu ui vuui o nuu.; w yiij I r . xxaira, orraros
ty B league game for either 1J"of 1 wmotlrl ute to Earl Bowlby, Jennie f aeren,. ,
team. I1J. Hw.. Waa. l0C0m0VZ6 P.trh an- n Tath. who mat bJZ'tl5w Chn-
SnwaV for minV Ji .SaS 7 d Jas
.in. n.intmr fn.VAri on mm- wWch waa stmek by s 8. P. train
nauies while Tin Salem. I on a Canby crossing Thursday I Indians: Bob Zinsw. DohTBtir7.
D?. 17 - I H was a natlY of Scotland a night. Many were turned away a" MlUer, Annabel Hicks, Alice
Over in Big Way JfSlkl from the church. Impressive .err- . aw-ft 5
Students are Home son lw school and was admitted lees were read by Rev. Mr f n" ,T"H-Nixon: TtiS,
I the bar. of Oregon and Wash-1 I &?oJ&J
LIBERTY, March 1$-The ifto"; l .aXi:. huVa CoToi
vv .. . ' - vuuuicn Ualter - v iwiva Ta a
A short service at the cemetery I Oossweii, Helen Kasbonc Eat? wnlr '
of Cham-1 IFXJX001 .J,LcJt Cralr. Mar:
I Vl WpJlThPl an? ftCOnd baseman will be the woman's club play "Not a Man in Masonic lodge of Olympia and of
i J Tf CtXIllCJ. I only other nosltlons to ha filial l,v. tt . . " I Marl mnn where he has
m . - . . B www Vioevuwu SlIUSU' 1 - B aVA W a"l4
uniesa uoacn -spec" Keene shifts night to a very appreciative audi-T11 rnends. cuuuu",i v lT WorieyT wcklLi;,:
tT1""- ew positions. ThVSy'ZSS b, L 87WB? .. JaeJr-! J? .Sfifc J
xiKung power in prospect is not I Mrs. C. W. Stacev and well ore- u on, a aaugnier oy iormor i w- w - "-""" I iC-kiiT t 0??' "r Maddy,
qnlte so strong as last season, lentedt marriage. Mrs. Cecils Stewart, I service of Laurel chapter O. E. S. Joil iCpuI
Spring sports need sunshine.
while rain Is , the worst enemy
known to fair weather athletics.
ine 128, paced br Don Tonnr I tt ki tint nrnmnud cnmnlAtolT
who rolled a neat SSI serloa tonv I tirm .mm
ITaiv v rA Cr cc three .Kames 'rom Day and There are lust two more ot
v vUiiu uuvvwoijinuei in Monday niehfs nf I v
15 h- Srling- DnrbM nigh piyed and one of the. second
lor.the ras nnmnAra with sv mil I . . . . , .
Proceeds from theatre tickets Le,twl.n mZtj; ",V"," I0 mRlcaes eaoy out oi
For the past three -weeks a ten- a onow were Florian Hrubets and Dorothy "f n,a pa-nr, rs.
ni& tournament has been under ."rw i VT . ,uaa re spending their spring vt
pl.y at WUlamette university, but lllllJi - ' C'
owing to poor playing conaiuons i Hl.7: "r 77 ,V- uomMne. , f y o
t ...ut.w timely b Ingles, if the new men I mi Ut n,mmn.i t. ..IKnttrhrtnc .Vsir
added to the team an ahla hit .v. ZZ.rr7:r -7t"T fvuifcrviiii
occasionally, a fairly heavy"b!i: SKT W"B "W P'r PrMTH Job
ting team can be expected.
Leaders for Health
to be almost
I the tournament
completed.
Winners ot the first round
; were Roeder and Sanders, who
i have already played In the second
round with Roeder winning. Nut
ter and .Harmon who will meet I who in a lifetime of " 55 years
i.i J.r "r."c"" F-ttwie. encoutered 11 Z1UL.T ,L -TW
soia oy ifl msn scnooi swiuimiug i nis three games but nicked nn tha I . , ,
team recently amounted to over U-io whi-l. 7. J! V? A11' would give opportunity for
$14, it was reported yesterday, on the alleys.
Not all ticket salesmen had yet McKay Chevrolet kept up Its
reported. pace, winning two games and to-
Thls fund will be used to pay tal pins from Willamette Valley
expenses ot . the - team to the I Transfer though not one garage
northwest swimming meet. Iman rolled a 200 game. Don Pou-
lln of the trunk movers rolled a
245 game, which ties him with two
others for the league record, and
snTnm,. ' 1 win meet tha wlnnpr of a first I upon him two months asro halted I "B recently organized
rues round match between Hilway and lst Friday the carrier that had-dl- workers ar Brooks.
Weider iss 154 i4 48 Nakadate, Lamb and Balderee ftd the construction of approx- -- Those who accepted places on
riS" JSI !" 5M who meet in second round, play lately 100 notable buildings, in- ths connty wide'commlttees here
vtt ritin im is iss - asa I aoo. wooae wno-wni meet .tne ir . " . I 1... ' . '. rrr
Jis iss iso ssi I winner, between Lemon and Joa 1 luro' iwnpire state ouuamg. l " oommwios.
Hershberger, the only other; first
round match which has not been
played. "':l- t --
Sanders Is . the first of last
year's team players, to go down.
but his loss was no upset as Roe-
Two djsmoctie leaders In the Dodge and George Zlmmer; and
county. Frank C. Fltts and A. M. I A. n.a.a t .,. rn.- J v.,
Activity are Named SSMA'SJ ?ti.! f"v
terday that each wonld seek eleo- osorrV rVt Tp, '
of which the three were mem- iSSiia roiSSIS? J"?Tr0r,LW
hers. Mrs. Ethel Porter presiding. Muriel in''rkeVana
Pallbearers for Earl Bowlsby ?fs Wrisht-Fataci. irlFTopSIce
were Howard Eoles, Harry Bear. p3 wrfe?!! S Bartiett.
Harry Evans. G W. White. Sam Clears BarTlett. OrVffl TBeaWleSS
Ammunson and Harry Porter. Sr Fortner and Georm Skelton.
Pallbearers for Mrs. Patch were 4ireSt?rST?m.-w".lTn -sd'
John Eld. Edward Dodda. W. H. SSSu?
Thompson, H. a Bolton, Frank assutsd by the grade tSIchrs.
Gotham Skyline
-aOJJCU .7-7-.. .... eacn wouia sew siw QeorM Catley
r i-fc ffl: nirco i me ar tion as . precinct committeeman. 1 ?i.t.i.ii ... - . "
By Death at 55V tonnt7 beltn ocIaUon, in Their filing is a development ot oThLZ1 Mme:
j conjunction with the Oregon Tu- the democratic meeting held Sat-1 J0,"!11 vwefe mot
UAmsnw m t ar.rn.vss aorcuiosls assoclauon, is organis- urday at the courthouse whr I ".."
(AP)-Col. 'wmia A" Starrett. I .J.ff 'or va-j party leader, determined to get na"urcu
Evelyn StaaU Has
-Valedictorian Part
In Class Program
rious specified activities. Miss I candidates for precinct commlt-
Church League
Champs to Dine
. ..... , .ww w. VW I ,. . ... . . . I . . ... , . . . . I " - ...
next, Hageman and Chllda. also changed much of the skyline of itffM 01 V? T1- Jfeman to me in every suum , w p 11 . Ca, - . .
aiatd to onno. .-h oth- i New York City, la dasA. I assodaUon assisted by the the eonnty. A number ot other I VOUege OtUQentS
second round play.- Goyne who I A nervous disorder. which came "u7ty nu"' Miss Jaunlts. John- democratic workers are expected Home for Ffltfsr
ljih CO- I lu &tv fc i. wwa. - va
The champion church league
Basketball teams. Presbyterian
and First Congregational, will be To
guests at a dinner at the Presby
terian church tonight. e First la
tae league playoffs, the Presbv-1 , f UT AXD HUBS
terians will be awarded th "E r: is isi 151
aaaital V . . . . . 7 " I II.WlCa
nsregauonara, run-1 nuie
Totals
m in ssssl
rs-up, will get the silver medal. I
is
-1ST,
.ITS'
JSS
14S
14S
11s
145
487
14S 489
ITS 44
ITS , 52T
1ST '
' ApUJE, March 2 S With tbe
coming of spring the seniors with
their, advisor. Professor Johnson,
preparing for graduation to
be held on June the trd.
Evelyn Etaats has earned' the
DOSltlOn : Of valait f4Tw4a -Vila
mm- - - -. I w - " wwa.a aebaa wiiuf
Vacation -Period 1tvrn Tarter win give the sal
v uvauuu 47 pnoa utatory address. Others included
awam ' lua-the program are Harold Toedt.
rt Of . TTTlIlJ r meler. class will; N,,,. w.
Epley; finance committee, W. VlctyiHg WW UC mT!mt prophecy; . KeunelhlSodson;
Howard Jtamp: ucation eem- ,
v''--'-:-' w 1 a. a. . n. soKU ua i r ; ismiivr cthii jury, Iwacattnti tT, . uu, yvin: oiner members Of tne
Mrs. Harry Bennett a5"r
IVa. TJL7-l.J -.'! " .rT . supply 1 victeo ouis aams uexe 01 eo- I normal las n. .v7v I oiie nania.
aics iu Tf uuuugigu wmmiuet, imo. romw jobm; lond degree murder in connection )ot haaVar... iT. . omei
puwicity committee. Mrs. J. 8. 1 with the death ot his wife. Prln-1 tt .
Gypsy Convicted
Totals
Liberty Tossers
Vj125RTT'!. MMcb " 'The i
Uberty rrsda , ani v 7
ttm won" its flr.r .T
' W I, An earlier s-sma A..i.tr
IL1-8.1 Brook was postponed
i der was on. ot th. strongest Ust ?lIMrSh r JL"7I S:. ommittee. cess Annie Adams,, on December Hartrnan i,a- . S" TO
sis - Ts i sou .S43T on. uarmon, Hageman, ooyne mS"- TL"t r"":. I TT.. - led home from Oakland. I HUBBARD. March flUt and
. Mil IViaiI, im. ni nmihl,, wv pilwr, tpmwau, ' ' ' .' . v. I XyPST CITCieS. i ' - v -i- v I ,, . . 1
wxBRat viixev amr i -7-. . of .v. death of his daurhter. Mr.. I ' L- t I " n. in v. ...i....i mli ai' I "ucrw oo visuea her brother ue voie or Aurora are be-
S ,; r!5!:!!!0!T! . aT,T! Harry Bennett at Monr"oe. Washil vn v " mter-ln-Uw. Mr. and t, lS. congratulated on the arrival
Biianay ..ITS 5 - Ml I loa.
.
Totals
.ess
Ti7
sse sooo
SILVERTON. March SS . w'
ss. esiaes .er nusoana sne is i cause or tne rain not a sufficient
sarriyeu oy two imui sons; one l numner or boys turned out Sun-
- EASTER EGGS HTJKTKT
- SWE0LE. March 2 1 The pu-
pus owegie scnooi enjoyed aa
Harry Cobb.
ntoKAT CHSYBOXET
....170 1ST ' 1S
i ii .....m. ITS . ITS
j6S IM 115
- "x Raix halts GAMB"
iMESowZ-MlrTs
...1 Joe Trnskows.t. forma- ihr 211.7" w,r7.wfc7" T V.tt" I r"8?" Jr oaaeoau tryouts. A mary trades put on an annrnlVSar' "V voiiege
84Tl"POTt star at : me university
; st 1 Michigan, was signed today as
of a seven pound daughter at the
fuaa hospital 4 Saturday, March
TtKEND IN LOIUIALVB
Totals
"1I Ii . t slatant , tootbaU ; soach , at - Iowa
' HUBBARD, March 2 J Mr. and
Mrs. Elton MeLanrhlin snant the
score was 1 weekend In -Tmina with affvav
694 ui S4 sots state college. - here
mtsd"f-5 IV?. ; !, w - trtttScbS
v.