TliS OREGON STATi:S?IAJ7, Salcsi. Oregon, Saturday Llorninsr, November 31S34
TOGii i;o;:oi! list
SM PUPILS
Exchange Club Enjoys So-
, c:! Utis nt Stuekey
1 - Horns In Voodburn '
. T700DBURN, ;Not. l.Forty
ene students - ot , Woodbnrn high
school have made the grades ne
cessary to attain membership to
the Torch, honor society, for first
period of the firit semester. In
cluded la the society are .seven
indent from the freshman class.
12 from the sophomore class, 14
Juniors, and cUnt seniors.' v :.
' - Tkey ara KtUrt AHa. Vfarial Eaefc
Baa, Jaaa Bmh, Morria . Bears, . Hl
Carotaara, - "VlTiin - (ria, Bo Dmi.
Mary Ixwpei Wilau. Doac.' Jwi Irae
rfC Batty Tmix, KanaetV eIUfher,
Mrrl Grafta. RoiMlt Gala. , Onata
Harr, afarjoria Eerr. It1 HilL Vera
Job Baber, Barbara Jeatea, . Enaie
Johsjoa, Marjorie Jtaee, Monte KettaL
Carl Uadakia. HarTirct LlndeVIa. . Vir
ginia Miller, 04att Uortnm, Joka JJr
en, Idwia Navharta, Brant Loa Ffaf
finrer, X alalia Beiliajf, Le Jane Rlnia.
Irline RiTenaaa. Leroy BchotU, Koran
Seetaoff. IiOia 81iaw. Edaa Bhreek. Mar-,
rarat Taarent, Haxal Tralliarer. Hilda
TralUnier. Vane Watt and J1U Mae
Weber. :i . ? -...-
The Past Matrons clnb of
Evergreen Chapter 41, Order of
Eastern Star, -will Lold Its-next
meeting at the home of Miss
Gladys Adams on West Lincoln
. street, November T, at 7:80 p. : -Mrs.
Mande Scott will act as joint
hostess. - 5;v-Ci ; -v
- The Ladies' Aid society of the
Methodist church will hold a ba
saar and chicken dinner in the
basement f the chnrch Tuesday,
- November f, -St.. -ting at 1 p. nu,
with chicken , dinner at p. m."
.The Home1 Exchange dab met
with Mrs. George Stnckey at her
home on , Harrison street Thurs
day, afternoon. A short business
meeting (' was held after which a
social hour with hand work, and
the exchange of quilt blocks was
- enjoyed. The next meeting will
be held at the- home of Mrs.'
Trank Corey NoTember IS..
School Census For
Brooks. Has Slight
Increase This Year
BROOKS, Not. 2. School cen
sus has been completed by Mrs.
H. H. Bosch for district No. 31
and ishows, 78 boys and 76 girls,
between the ages of - 4 1 and 21
years, a decrease of 18 from last
. r George Ferrel, who suffered a
stroke of paralysis at his home
here, Is a little Improved at this
time. - . ' "
Frank : Rose, who . disappeared
from , his - home here Thursday,
was located Friday by state po
lice In Salem at the home of a
relative. - , . ,
, POSTPOr E MEETING
SILVERTON, . Nov. 2. The
- Immanuel Young People's society
-which Is headed by "John Over
land has postponed the regular
: meeting date to November 11.
The postponement was made In
deference to the 60th anniver
sary observance to be held at
the Nldaros church near 'Monitor,
and which will be attended by
a number ttt the ImmanUel mem
bers. - i i
Cross-Word Puzzle
By EUGENE SHJSFFER
.27. 26 - .
32 33 2 34 S3 3
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HORIZONTAL;
- 1 short inter
mission
T medicine "
man
- IS -talisman ..
' 34 Ikjuid alka.
. loid found
in hemlock -
15 obtain :
16 tiUe of tht :
- shogun
18 note of the
; scale
19 correlative
. of either
20 very warn
21 ctout .......
3 exclama- '
tion of dls
gust
4 cause the
,skin to
mck
3 fish of the -
carp family
27 instructor
23 Greek crla
foct .
23 living fcird
21 card game
3 short sharp
sound
24 ccrtro- .
versy
27 stringed in-
stmmcEt
3 twist out ef
shape
CJ morsel
dipped in
liquid
i"i native
compound
41 animal's -foot
'
42 negative
43 birthplace
of Abraham
44 feminine ,
name
47 concealed -
48- pertaininr
to a certalo
. ease of a
noun - '
50 fame :;....;
63 young
hogs ,
S3 large -.
wicker '
.- work con
. tainers
- Herewith is the solution to yes
terday's puzzle.
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CamW. II! . EX
Sentenced
Murray HampbrUa
Taken Into custody after a two- -
year nation-wide search by fed-'
era! agents, Murray Humphries,
above, Chicago's Tublic Enemy
No. 1" and successor to the un
derworld exarship of AI Capone, It i
pictured in Chicago following his'
arrest. Within a few hours after
he was seized Humphries pleaded,
guilty to a federal indictment
charging him with income tax eva
sion, and was sentenced to Leav
enworth penitentiary.
WASHINGTON, Not. 2-(ff-The.
big job of buegetlng next
year's governmental expenditures
set President Roosevelt and his
aides to work: Thursday as huge
emergency outlays carried the de
ficit s for the current year Into
the billion dollar class.
Harry L. Hopkins, In charge
of the most uncertain Item ot all
governmental disbursements re
lief lunched with the chief exe
cutive.. The latter then went Into
conference with Secretary Mor-
genthau and Daniel W. Bell, act
ing director of the budget.
The deficit stood at a -point al
most three . times as great as a
year age, despite a sizeable In
crease in revenues and the fact
that RFC loan repayments were
considerably greater: than dis
bursements to new borrowers.
For the present," budget makers'
concentrated upon routine expen
ditures of the various departments
and bureaus, in an effort to chip
them to the lowest -point compat
ible with efficiency, a procedure
always attended by some wailing
from the heads of the agencies af
fected. VERTICAL -1
stew -;
; 2 come out
Into view "
8 elice ;
4 Hebrew
.. name for
God
5 place
. 6 pig pen .
; 7 large ladle
8 utter a loud
shout
.. 2 feminine
name
10 note of the
.scale
11 old broad
, form of
dagger .
12 tidier -
17 burn par-
- tiaUy ,
. 21 well
known. 23 native salt
24 hew
,25 female of
the domes-
. tie fowl
26 hamlet
28 central part
23 fastening :
- as for a
door -
21 evergreen v-
tree
82 obscures '-
83 shout of
triumph .
84 daybreak j
85 explosive .
'.r- used for .
blasting
88 species of r
- lyric poem '
pU.
88 declines
.41 make .
- ' -smooth :
44 strike . .
45 part of a
, i curved line ,
4$ possessive
' pronoun .
'47 rude
dwelling -49
towards
L Pr- fr QS
III DEFICIT
IN BiLUOH CUSS
ratat Ijx&cat, aM.
HOLICO HOLD
m. poui kui
Dunne. f,1ott end Sne!l Are
iVUainSpeakcrs at
Dallas L!eet
DALLAS. Not. 1. A- larga
crowd of republicans and other
Interested : parties met at the
courthouse Wednesday night to
meet and hear the. -republican
candidates for sUte and county
ottlees. This was the first big
republican rally held here for the
general election this month., ana
also the first time a large num
ber of the people . had a ' chance
to hear some of the .candidates
for state .offices. s -
Principal speakers were Joe E."
Dunne, candidate for governor;
James W. Mott, candidate for
congressman from - the first- dis
trict, and . Earl Snell, candidate
for secretary of state. All three
were Introduced by Mayor Leif .
Finseth who presided.-Q;
' Other candidates who were . in
troduced and who gave short
talks were: Dean Walker.' for
joint senator; Lyle Thomas, for
state representative; Elmer Cook,
for district attorney; Frank
Farmer, for county commissioner,
and E. J. Hlmes, republican
democrat candidate for surveyor.
Upper Grades Elect
Officers For Quarter
SCIO. Nor. 2. Officers for the'
present six weeks', period hare
been elected in the seventh and
eighth, grades as follows: Jack
POLLY AND HER
DOM . mAVE
METOOUON&
I'LL. BE -
SOOHS
WHO'S
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MICKEY MOUSE
(
YtHJ SHOULON'T J iTouSVY J
STOWED AWWOIPW! l THAT M W
WHY, I OlONr EVEN U AjfrViAY? ffat?&
BRING FOOD ENOUGH f J XcJfcZVl
THIMBLE THEATREtarring Popeye
ON tfKTH lHfc
hVaTEK WITH
KKOW-BOT
HE GOT SOME
KIND OF
1
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LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY
. VEAM 2ME. OT OUT OP
"THE GROCER'S WACOM
a BAeecL Aky rTOLO-rHE
SAP SHE, WAS "PLAVUkS WOE--
1
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P I9H Kirn Feamm Syndcrt. lac. Cwat
TOOTS AND CASPER
WONT vai rrwfx
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TH2
MY HUSBAND'S
IsurrcASE,
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n
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h H Yesrs, 7.52
, . : hchss,id Ddlcs
DALLAS, Kot. 8 Rain
fall daring the ; month of
October tm this vicinity wae
the heaviest tm 11 year, avc
cording to figures compiled1
by Ceeil lUss. amateur
weavther obeerver. The total,
for the xa o a t h was 7JJ2
Inches, according' to Mr.
RiggB records." The. rainfall;
ta October, 1924, was aXOl
inches ' while the average
for that month sver per
iod o S3 years was 8.10
incheav:. . . v
i;ihe fall for : the 244iocr'
period ending Thursday
inornlng was inch de
spite the deluge here: Wed
nesday night between 8 and
7 o'clock; : The rainfall - in
.September of this year was
only .53 inch but the heavy
: fall, last month pot the two
months ahead of normaL .
Teager, president; Lowell Teager,
Tice-p resident; Natalie; PhlBips,
secretary-treasurer; Carolina
Flanagan,- librarian; Maxlne Bil
yeu, room i attendant; Wllford
Mortersergeant-at-arms; Evelyn
Palon, girls athletic manager, and
Robert Todd; boys' athletic mana
ger. Of fleers serve for sfx weeks.
CHARIVARI KINGS -
; VICTOR POINT,' Nor. 2. A
group of friends staged an old
fashioned charivari Monday night
In. honor: of Mr. and Mrs. Verle
King (Vayle Rodgers) who are
making . their . home ' on the farm
of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. King," who
have moved to Bilverton.
PALS
BACK
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r GOSH oAtsE, STOP
FOOL1N' WITH THAT Oltr
CAN AND
USEFUL
Tb OOl
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IS
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I f DAfevtSKD KEWSiTOO 1 I rWnERri f rAMA1M LOSlKG 1 I
I JuS LOOK AT HIM I CAhiT VAk J I M1U-IONS IN GOLD 1 1 1
l y I I "NVi- 1U BLACK r I I SsT V.
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THE HOUSE. l
HC WtO IM
tJO-TAUC
Bmna riha wtfua jj;
OTHSR DM AND
l OUT DROPPED E3Y TO
KSTURN IT!
I HAVENT"
TIMS TO
II
COMS1M,
KL.
BUT -lTEU-
HIM
I'M
MUCH
COINED!
ITT
a.
Bntaw njtha fcaarf f
WindJBlpws. i
Tree Across
Passing Car
PARKERSVUXE. Nor. 2. A
plne tree that has stood for years
along the narrow pavement liigh
way was "broken oft, during the
storm and fell across the high
way causing . two ear accidents.
William - Pfaa was driver of one
ear and was hurt .when, .thrown
out the windshield. His ear was
badly wrecked.. Franklin- Tedder
was : hurt when the ear : ho - was
riding in struck the tree. ; t
The worst wind storm tn years
struck hero about f p. m. Wed
nesday. George -Harrison's barn;
chicken house and woodshed were
blown - almost completely '. down
and the house was damaged. Five
windows in the' house were bro
ken. No one was at homo : dur
ing - the storm but it is ' thought
that -. limbs : from -a nearby tree
and pieces brown from the other
building br ice the ' windows. A
gas drum that was In the wood
shed was; blown away..-.;
Evergreen Pupils v v
.. t Enjoy Hallowe'en
- Frolic at School
WALDO HILLS, Nov. 2. Pu
pils at Evergreen were entertain
ed Wednesday afternoon at a Hal
lowe'en frolic planned 1 by ; the
principal,' E. B. Knapp, and Miss
Minnie ' Mascher. Refreshments
were served by the mothers. : ,
Julius Gehring, jr., hopes to go
back to school next week after be
ing absent two weeks due to In
testinal flu. The youngster Is In
the first grade at Evergreen.
Mrs. Rudolph Stadell, Jr will
Just a Palsey Walsey
A BlrePs-Eye
FIND SOMEP'N
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r ALL RISHT I
I'll be .the
LOOK-OUT! GOTTA
QS -ag flf. t
Now Skbwing
.wis
1
The Lost and Found Department
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. AT CONCLUSIONS
Li
be brought home from the Silver
ton hospital tomorrow after being
there a ' week under, observation.
Wee!r Tvlissfon is
Slated FcrXhurcli ?
Membres of Shaw
-SHAW, Not. 2.- After a long
period of years." Shaw will again
have a whole week's mission of in
structive discourses and sermons.
The mission win start Sunday eve
ning, November 4, and will close
on Sunday, November 11. The
mission will be given by an expert
missionary-of the Redemption or
der. Rev. Father George Thorn
mes a&& R. :'
i? Friends of neighboring parishes
are invited. Each evening's dis
course will, begin at 7:80. ; ;t
3 Mri"and Mrs. Andrew Fie her
received word of tbe.-blrth. of a
daughter, Joan Elizabeth, to Mr.
and Mrs. Anthony Fleber of Tole
do. This Is the second-child, first
glrL -'
- ,.-'' - ' -
Neals Located on
Caldow Ranch Now;
Meirimans Moving
LYONS'; Nor. 2.Mr. and Mrs.
John Neat took possession at the
Caldow farm Thursday and fin
ished moving their household fur
nishings there. The Caldow's al
so moved to their new location. V
Several, families were out of
lights for some, time - Wednesday
night, all that were connected to
one transformer suffering the In
convenience, as a fuse being turn
ed out.
."Mrs. Nina' Merriman and fami
ly are moving to Scotts Mills in a
few days. She traded her farm
property: east of Lyons for prop
erty there.
View
y' KNOW. Wt MUST
6E fRETTY NEAR TO
THE COAST OF
UMBRELLASTAN
AND NO SIGN O
THAT BOAT
UNLESS DIPPY .
MISSED
IT!
"Nobody's Goat"
MONt rVNTTXlDOHT CARE
HMPORTiNK-U fcBOOT VOSIN6
Y(K GOT GOftDV THE MONt.7
HEAXTiAlKTCHMVrS8eiN6
KUDDLU It lT-ll
to Lose
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OUT, AMD OOfT ASK : f iirOlN
MS. WHO?t I'M 6rOtsir, ( I ; OUT!
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COM3
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SD5ISESHL
CESUS SIB 43
SUNNYSIDE. Nov 1. The
Sunnyside school held its weekly
dub meeting Friday and decid
ed . to name the-clu!: the Sunny
side Booster club. A .short pro
gram .was given consisting of
book reports, current events and
health reports. .The elubl elected
these officers: President, Lewis
Brown; vice-president, R obirt
Rarry; secretary, Jlmmie Chand
ler. The president appointed these
committees y for f, the ' n a x t two
weeks : Flag, June Larson ; tem
perature, Lewis Brown; s e h o o 1
grounds, Charles , Tony, - Lovlna
Clark, h Hope i Larran; v program,
Francis - Barry,- Carmen Willis,
Virginia:' W r i g :"a t; 'blackboards.
Dale Clark ; indoor ball, ' Robert
Barry; beachbaT, HuMa Peckley;
primary; ball, Bruce Taylor; re
porters, June Larson f and Hulda
Beckley. . ' " HC-i'"'1' I'w-r
School census has been taken
for. this district, reporting 43
names.-: Mrs..: Clare Reese is - the
teacher. : - 1
By
Kl GIVE FWTv,rALUON AfefR
TO CKNm-rtt NO f-HStK!
I GETS YER.
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Point, t sees
STftND IT! .
VfMJ YA FEELS
By
By
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SOME
AND YOU CAN STAY CUT. TOOli
CrET OUT OF MY SlHTT f
IsCXT TIMS YOU LOAN cpso
a surrcASH yolto blli ilr
TELL. HIM TO RETURN IT
when rM r;oT
Maxy E; Snuth, 8i;
. Called at Woodburn
WOODBURN,' Nov. 2. Mrs.
Mary Elizabeth Smith, 81, passed
away at her home, 1242 North
Second street, at 7:40,aJ m,
Thursday. - She had resided ta
Woodbura the past two , and
half years. She is survived by her
widower, John J. Smith; daugh
ter, Mrs. Rose Irrt t Wood
hum; two . sons, Clarence - of
Bend,, and William of Grand Is
land, Nei. She was a member of
the Bethel Presbyterian church.
Funeral services will be announ
ced later , by Beechler-KIlUn.
Mrs. C. H, Moll Diet
1 ; At Home in Portland
VICTOR POINT, Nov. 2.Rela
tlves here received word lata
Wednesday of the death at her
Portland home of Mrs. C. H. MolL
Funeral services were held Friday
at Lenta with interment in the
Clackamas cemetery. Mrs. Moll
formerly lived here and was an
aunt of Mrs. Phillip Fischer, Mrs.
M M. Gllmour, Mrs. O. W. Hum
phrey, Mrs. C a Jones, Mrs. J.
C, Frens and H. E. King.
CUFF STERRETT
By WALT DISNEY
'(IKtTsney-
By SEGAR
THE rAEXT STRVP V4U- BE
THE "BGWUiHG OF f m)
STOW EHTYTLEO
OR'OlRTVWORKOW
THE HllJLSOE"-THE
MOST AWFUL, THE MOST
MELLOW MELODRAMA
WE HAVE DOPED UP
- 50 "fas . rrs terrible;
L3.
DARREL McCLURE
JIMMY MURPHY
WELL,. 1 MlfcHT
HAVE KNOWN THAT
MS B05ft'
was TOO 6QC3 -
-TO LAST, BUT
I POUND OUT SOPHIS
L0VTM2 AND
THAT'S
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