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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, September 11, 1936
Molalla Dads
And Sons Win
In Dairy Cattle Judging;
- Cottage Grove Team Is
Next, Amity Third
Three boy and their fathers
came to the state fair from Mo
lalla yesterday and showed IS
other Future Farmer and dad
teams how dairy cattle should be
Judged. The combined Molalla
fathers and sons team won the
big annual contest banner by
scoring 4116.5 out of a possible
-6000 points.
Earning 4078, the Cottage
, Grore combined team ran second
and the Amity team, with 4061,
came in third.
Lloyd E. Cochran of Amity
scooped the dads participating
with a high score of 794 while
Harold Markey, Gresham Future
Farmer club member, led the boys
with 773.5. !
- Each club, Including non-com
peting groups from woodland and
Kalama, Wash., was allowed one
team divided into father and son
units of three members each. The
1936 championship was based on
aggregate score of father and son
squads. -' . : . .
J Amity Fathers Best
i Amity sent the best father team
and Gresham the top Future
Farmer team. i -
The: ten high scoring fathers
were Lloyd E. ! Cochran, 794;
S. A. II u 1 b u r t, Independence,
777.5:IE. B. Klampe, Salem, 730;
Robert Siger, Independence, and
J. J. Doerfler, SIlTerton. tie, 726:
A. E. Esman, Molalla. 725; Joe
Sandauer; Newberg. 721: A. w.
Lathrop. Cottage Grore, 709.5; R
L. Freeberg, Wood burn, -703, and
W. S. i Gilson, McMinnville, 685
Future Farmers turning in the
10 best scores were Harold Mar
key. Gresham, 773.5; Hugh Car
ter, Molalla, 7C8.5; Wayne Haller,
Forest 1 Grove, 765; Lylef Brewer,
Kalama, 740: Clifford Stupfel,
Amity, and Marley Hunter, Wood
land, tie, 730; Leonard King, Cot-
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Woodland, tie, 725; Jo a n Ha
worth, Newbenr, 721. and Leon
ard Pugh, Albany, 718.5.
: ' Combined father-and-son teams
scored as follows: Molalla,
4116.5; Cottage Grore, 4078; Am
ity, 40 ; Newberg, 4046.5; Can
by, 3996.5; McMinnville, 3971.5;
Silyerton, 3928; Independence,
3845; Woodbnrn, 3842. and CIot
erdale, 3836.5.
Scores of the ten high fath
ers' teams were: Amity, 2121;
Independence, 2069.5; Molalla,
2049; SilTerton, 2018; Newberg,
1986.5; Cottage Grove, 1985; Clo
verdale, 1950; Woodburn, 1913;
Canby, 1886.5, and Albany, 1812.
At the close of the contest the
19 boys teams stood as follows:
Woodland, 2160; Gresham,
2129.5; Canby, 2110; Cottage
Grove, 2093; Molalla, 2067.5;
Newberg. 2060; Forest Grove,
2055; Salem, 20'2; Albany, 2011;
McMinnville, 1990; Kalama,
1972.5; Amity. 1940; Woodburn,
1929; Silverton, 1910; Clover
dale, 1886.5; Corvallis. 1867;
L e b a non, 1804; Independence,
1775.5, and Oregon City, 1687.
G. 0. P. Session in
Portland Sunday
A -large delegation of Salem
and Marion county republicans
will go to Portland Sunday to
attend the state-wide , republican
picnic to be held at Jantzen
beach. It- is expected that some
20,000 will be present to hear
Captain W. T. Dancey of Los
Angeles deliver the principal ad
dress. Prizes will be given to the
oldest and youngest republican
and to the one coming from the
greatest distance. .
A splendid musical program
has been arranged which will take
place immediately after lunch at
12:30 p. m. Secretary of State
Earl Snell, State Treasurer Rufus
Holman, Congressman James
Mott and Dr. P. O. Riley will
give brief talks. ?
The Pro America, organization
assisted by all the other republi
can clubs, will be in charge of the
picnic. All Marlon county republi
cans are earnestly asked to be
present. ,
Bellinger Goes East;
Portland Girl is to
Join Statesman Staff
Jasper Bellinger, who has been
employed for a year on the news
staff of The' Statesman, has re
signed to enter the University of
Minnesota for graduate work in
journalism. He left Thursday for
Minneapolis.
Miss Betty Ohlemiller of Port
land, former student at . the state
university, will succeed him on
the proof desk.
Marion County Rabbits
Win 18 Awards at Fair
Eighteen ribbons were won at
the state fair by Marion county
rabbit exhibitors this week as
follows:
It. L. Harris. Silverton, two
firsts; Douglas McKay, Jr., Sa
lem, six firsts, one second: Leek's
Blue Ribbon rabitry, Salem route
four, three firsts; Alex Lindsay,
Silverton, two firsts; O. M. Rob
lin. . Salem, two seconds; iAlf
Shaf er, Salem route seven, one
first and one second.
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was back in 1932. I got two votes
In that precinct. But this season
we went into the peoples' homes.'
We talked with them. If they had
a piano we played it," said
Seattle's saltan of song.
Following his - Jazz campaign
in 1932,,: Meyers took a corre
spondence course ' In ' parliament
ary law and amazed the large
audience that came to the state
senate to see 'the "show." Instead
they fpund he was serious and
was 'demanding that everyone
abide by "Roberts Rules of
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Trombone's Derby Tossed High For
Vic Meyers; Makes No Speeches and
Is Nominated With Record Ma j ority
SEATTLE, Sept. (AP) They snatched the derby off
the trombone and tossed it to the ceiling in honor ; of
Vic Meyers today.
J For he beat the tom-tom, flipped the cow-bell, scuffed
the zither with a whisk-broom and captured the democratic
renomination for lieutenant-governor with probably the
largest number of votes ever ac- v
corded a candidate for the post in
state history. .
He received more than the total
vote cast for his 20 democratic
and republican opponents and fire
times that of his nearest com
petitor. He led all candidates: for
state and national office In j the
number of votes received. i
As the northwest's best known
orchestra leader, Meyers was
"bitten by the political bug' in
1932 when newspaper reporters
Jested him into running for mayor
of Seattle on a platform Involv
ing a hostess on every streetcar,
cracked-ice on midnight street
cars and flowerboxes on water
hydrants. He lost the mayorality election
but in the state primary and gen
eral elections he was swept Into
the office of lieutenant-governor.
' For preparation for this week's
primary, however, Meyers had
turned serious. He didn't mike a
single speech. ;
'It may sound funny, but it's
true. People liko music better
than they - like speeches. Most of
the speeches didn't mean any
thing. Instead I sat down to the
piano. J a c k Bain, my musical
campaign manager; stood beside
me. I played, he sang, and they
liked it.
! 1 Langh Boomerangs j
"We went all over the state.
We went places that no other pol
itician thought of .visiting.
"That Indian village where I
played the tom-tom? Oh, they
(his opponents) laughed when I
found out the Indians weren't
registered. But who's laughing
now?
I made one speech once. That
Malinda Jane Wade, 90, J
Attends Fair, Obtains ,
London Button to Wear
Believed to be the oldest visit
or - of the week, Malinda Jane
Wade. 856 North Liberty street.
Salem, who was born near what is
now West Stay ton 90 years ago
yesterday looked over the jubilee
state fair and stopped at the re
publican party booth in the agri
cultural bnilding to obtain a Lan
don sunflower button. ;
Mrs. Wade Is the mother of
Murry Wade, Salem journalist
and cartoonist. , - i
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Of Normal to Be Sept. 27
MT. ANGEL, Sept. 10. The
annual homecoming day for al
umnae of Mt. Angel Normal and
academy has been set for Sunday,
September 27. : This reunion of
old students of the institution Is
held once every year to permit old
acquaintances to be renewed and
follow former students io keep in
contact with their alma; mater.
Reception and visiting hours
will continue all day, from 10:00.
in the morning until 5:00 p. ns.
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