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PAGC T.70 JTLe CZZGOK GTATTCr.IAN. a!ca. Oregon, Friday Jlornini, December 11, IDC - 1 National Defense Reservists' Topic ' iff; V "., '.. 1 ; " 38 Officers at Gathering ,4Jere; Newspaper For -:' Chapter Proposed Plana for the development ot Increased Interest in chapter actiT ltls to the Interests of national dtenae irai1 formulated and dia rnaAions thereof occupied the at tention of 38 reserre officers at tend ins the meeting; of the Mar-Jon-Polk chapter at the Argo ho tel .Wednesday night. ! . v . Entertainment, pistol marks m i n i b 1 p, .rifle marksmanship, Membership procurement and the publication of a chapter newspa per were topics studied and ap proved. Lient. W. L. Moorman, e.-ilnt; president in the absence of Ieut. ,W. A. Haielwootl; appoint-el- Lient. William Hammond, chairman of membership activities Rr-r-r :- V What a Day to Shop.: y Cold and Nasty Out? Jat Phone CROSS MARKET Well take care of the small details f jour order, and we'll deliver Jt promptly 7 to fftmr door, FREK DELIVERY . Amj Amount s U Maybe SVert Two-Faced We really, don't mean to fool yon this Isn't the home of Santa Clans. . Of course, we must admit all these appetixlns holiday dis plays do make Cross . Market (Jook like the old fellow's kit chen, i Cherry Cordial Choc olates. 1 lb. box L 29c Dromedary, prepared fruit cake mix .39c Beady to serve date 29c pudding. S for.. Comb Honey, fine qual- q ity, t( for U. CiJC lM IB PP 1 Ill IIII.H.1M Dromedary Pimentos, '? ' cans i 19 c Baker's Coconut,, sou thern style. 2 cans 19c Oraltlne The Swiss Health, ;ITink. Rer. Size 31c. Cff .Large else.. -.L O'C TThompson's Chocolate 39c Waited Mllk... Vlay Fair Dor Food. 'Per can.. ..i. - -Try Short in Coffee, for good- 1s sake We grind it fresh for your order. -Lb. ; 25c MflRKCT fr. GROCERY 265 N. LIBERTY 294 COMMERCIAL l'es Folks I Bigger and better Bargains at your Irish Blag Storei No fmss. So waiting. Take a basket and learn the enjoyment; of personal selection of your food needs. Low prices every dayi t Tomatoes ' Dundee Corn v Lindy Peas' Pink Salmon Green Beans Your rhirirr r ii Cane Sugar ioov $5.39 10 - Lbw.. Ore. U. S. No. 2" . on PotatoeV 50 lb.rOi7C dxYpoL, -' large; package 1 1 C CORN FLAKES, f crisp and crunchy.pC Hominy, Van Camps No. r-V-:19c FLOUR, . A on Valley Rose ..v I Peter Pan Flour, Queen of IT. - $1.89 1 j and editor of the chapter's propos ed publication. He will be assist ed by , Lieutenants . Ralph - Secor and Kenneth Dalton. " Lieutenant Cecil . Edwards was appointed i entertainment officer and Lieutenant H. C. .Grares. nap Tal reservist, was designated as chapter contact officer. Lieut. Melwood Van Scoyoc will continj ue to serve In his appointment at chairman ot marksmanship activi- itiea. both rifle and pistol. Lieut. C. L Frits will continue as chap ter instructor and .mess officer. j : Visitors Present visitors introduced at the meet ing Included' H. W. Libby, senior naTal reserve lieutenant, and Lient. Wesley A. Coor, Jield. artil lery reserve, recently of CCC headi quarters at Fresno, California, but now employed by. the public util ities commission here. Medals offered by Oregon department of the reserre officers association for participation In the November slow fire matches among the various chapters of the state were awarded to Captains Schoel and W. K. Raymond, Lleup tenants Van Scoyoc, Hammond!, Robert Taylor and : Robert Phil lips and Sergeant Rollin Graber.f - Following the meeting, officers participating in pistol marksman ship adjourned,; to the Salem ar mory to engage in small bore prac tice. , u . . , .. Sam Hill Palace Offered Ex- 1 SEATTLE, n ; 1 n rnyT late Samuel Hill's famed "Royal paiace" may become the Seattle honeymoon-home of Edward ik. dieated king of England, and Mrs. waii is warneia Simpson, under project started todar by the Capitol Hill commercial club. Robert O. Jones, rlnh aetretarv and former secretary of state for Idaho, said the club voted today to invite a trust company which owns the mansion, to deed It to the world-famous sweethearts, and that the c I n b would raise funds for renovating and refurn ishing the Capitol Hill house, j "Sam" Hill that was the way his Seattle neighbors always spoke of him erected , the man sion three decades ago, adorning it with the Belgian coat of arms and designing it to welcome the then Crown Prince Albert to Seattle. Albert of the Belgians never was able to make the trip, but It housed Queen Marie of Roumanian Marshall Joffre and many lesser nersonarea entertain ed here by "the friend of royal ty." Some folks say it cost "Sam1 Hill 1100.000 exclusive of fur niahlngs. Ex-Albanv People Snowbound, Word . - - . f ALBANY, Dec. 10. Reports have reached Albany that .five ef the eight people who were snow bound on : the Diamond Lake Klamath Falls- highway Sunday were former Albany residents. They Included Balden Rupert. Mr. and Mrs. R. Cotter, Robert Fisch er and Frank Niles. '' . j The .report reaching here was to- the effect that the party had left Diamond Lake Sunday and did not reach Klamath Falls un til Monday, and were forced to spend the night fl the open. Evans Valley Is Already "Ahead of '3a on Sales Of Christmas Stickers EVANS VALLEY. Dec. 10 The Marion county public health as sociation will sponsor the program for the Friday night meeting mt the Evans Valley; school. Mrs. George R. K. Moorehead of Sa lem, will show a health film and Dr. R. E. Kleinsorge will; be the speaker. . Mis Bertha Aim and her trio of high school girls will give the musical program. This will begin keeping with the Christmas seal sale program. - j Evans Valley has already sqld as many seals as it did a year ago and sent to seals' headquarters at Sllrertbn for more seals. Gilbert Brothers Herej ! SHAW, Dec. 10. -William ahd Paul Gilbert of Carstairs, Canafa. are visiting at the' home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C TJ Gil bert, sr. : ' " " f ( . ' J- PHONE 3523 Sardines I Dog Food 1000 Sheet Tissue i A&H Soda Toothpicks Guest Ivory Your choice -57c Delicious Apples, , per box .... 63c 25d Dunder Tomatoes, 2y2, 3 cans..-i CAMPBELL'S SOUP, asl sorted Q i . of I flavors. . O for aWC Except Chicken . JELL; POWDER, 11 & D all 4 Of- i flavors. U for O for -CDC White Eagle. Hard Wheat; Satisfaction 1 : OA guaranteed , J vl 07 Tntfl Monday Night ; j King r3 ! uc Ambulance Chasing RacketGrovs In i .wwet J s i One of the most alarming rackets prevalent today, and one of the, most difficult to combat. Is the practice of "ambulance chasing! which has grown to amazing proportions In the past fire years. Several Investigations have indicated that more than one-half of the lawsuits growing out of traffic accidents reveal concluaiva evt' dence of fraud, j Many of the accidents are faked by organized rings' which operate la a number of cities with the aid of "professional victims whd can simulate various types of injuries. The racket Is ' lo carried oa by shyster lawyers who employ "runners", their Job being to Immediately rush to the scene of the accident or hospital and get the. victim to sign a retainer agreement employing the lawyer - who Invariably get most of the damages recovered. " -j - Baxter Is Agent Of Meatcutters Joseph Baxter has been elected business agent of local 291 ot the Amalgamated Meatcutters' union here to succeed James Preble, Elmer Porath, president. announced here yesterday. Bax ter, an acUveb nieatcutter, will conduct his duties! as agent on a part-time basis. Preble's discharge, . Porath in dieated, was 'due in part to a dis agreement over expenditures la connection with picketing. Two apprentice meatcutters have been put on the local's picket line in place of unemployed union car penters. I j : - Preble was understood, to be considering taking! a position as telegrapher in Portland. Student Officers V (Jather, Portland j 7 i - George McLeodj student body president of Willamette univer sity; Lillian Graham, vice-president, and Mel Vlketn, second vice president, will represent Willam ette today and Sajtnrday at the northwest student council con ference on the Reed college cam pus in Portland. I Various problems Including the extent of student council con trol and the relation of faculty supervision, student body finan ces and student Influence on the curriculum will be discussed.. In the two-day sessioS. Club Honors j Members UNIONVALE. Dee. 10 Comnli- mentin Mrs. Ezra Dixon and Mrs. Fred Finnlcums was a delightful feature of the Arrawannah Needle club meeting held Wednesday af ternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Palmer. Goes, to Prison As this picture was! taken. Ruth Moran. 21-year-old divorced moth er of a three-year-old child, was beingi taken to Wisconsin state 'penitentiary to start serving a 14-year. term for the murder of her lover, Herbert Winters. 43. at ' Kenosha. Wis., on Oct. 8. " " mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmj :m" r -:v r.-i r - v 1 M '--1 : '. -1 v f ! 1 -i -k - t . I - - J . !-..,-- I , r Ante accidents Injure - 900,000 annually.. i ' r 'it - llSft 3700 traOe fatalities Another victim ef careless drivlag! Vacation ' Begins: Dec 18 at W. U. Dean Frank M. Krlckson of Willamette university has an nounced that the annual Christ mas vacation will begin Friday, December 18, Instead of Decem ber 23 as previously scheduled. This action was taken due Jo the fact that a number of - the stu dents live too far to reach home before Christmas day. Students are also, employed .at various stores during the holiday rush and the extra days will give, them an opportunity for longer employment. ;7 4 The inter-fraterntty.; dance which was scheduled for Decem ber if. has been postponed until the second semester. This action was taken following the an nouncement of Dean Ericksoa of the prolonged holiday recess. ' :f 162 N. Com! Phone 5151 races Effective Through Monday ffOCaGGC PGttOttOGC of. S1or Deschutes Gems, U. S. ' sweeter. No. 2 fa SO ibs. 89c 1L WhUe They ; SANTIAM GMS Z 19c -i,rae Extra Good Value No, 1 28c d - - n mn oh Vi Case, any size fcl ja IUm lb. $L.OV in 1 8tock....tPl.4i7 . 50 lb. $15 I tpmonj ONIONS Fancy dood Sweet Spanish kkZb, doz. .. 19c 4ib. 10c LETTUCE is 3 10c JELL-O - j CORN AH FUrora " - Country Kfat " PINEAPPLE PEAS ( H; - Athena Brand U D. M. Eastern Oregon Pack i Tomatoes 25c STRING BEANS CATSUP j ; M1U Ban -: 5I- " I; ' 3 25c 2 - 9c : FIG BARS - GINGER SNAPS . Fresh Baked Crisp-Fresh - Pound IOC Pomi - K COFFEE r iw Walker Best Best Hard Wheat rZte!Z 24c .49 $1.45 James Meseraull i ALB ANT, - Dee. 10 . V James Blala Meseraull. 1 7, died at the family home, 5 East Water street, Tuesday as the result of a sudden heart attack. -Funeral ser vices will be held Friday afternoon from the Fiaher-Braden chapel at 2: SO o'clock. Rev. E. C. Hicks will have charge of the funeral services.' Burial will , be in the Willamette Memorial Park eem etery. --?j r- j y. .' ; .". . r- I James B. Meseraull was bora September IS, 1870, la Grand Island. Neb., and had spent the greater part of his life In that state. On Dec. 1, 1108, he married Edith Pearl Walters at Doniphan, Neb. In 1914 Mr. Meseraull and his family came to Oregon, mak ing their home In Eugene and Springfield until 1916Ywhen they returned to Nebraska. The lat ter part of September this year they returned to Oregon and have since been making their home in Albany where Mr. Meseraull Was employed at the door factory. The most of his life, however, he had spent in the grocery business. - Surviving is the widow and five children. The, latter are Merl M. of Hastings, Neb., Harvey LI, Ray mond B., and E. Ellen, all of Al bany, and Fiorina I. of Grand Island. Neb. He Is also survived by, four brothers, C. D..of Port land, Maurice ot Peoria, 111.. An thony of Doniphan. Neb., and Sid ney of North Platte. Neb., and four sisters, Mrs. Martha Gideon of Prosser, Neb., Mrs. Marie Un derwood of Doniphan, Neb., Mrs. Fanny Lane of California, and Mrs. Kate Clarno of Kearney, Neb. y . 1 1 raiiis Denied Sign on Highway Thi state highway commission Thursday refused the request of the Corvallia chamber of com merce for permission to erect a neon sign en the Mary's river bridge at the south city limits. The highway commission was advised that the order for the sign was being held in abeyance pending a decision by the offic ials. A similar request recently, was filed by the city of North Bend. In that case the highway com mission ruled against the sign but this did not deter the mu nicipality from erecting it near1 the city limits. Chemeketans Set Mistletoe Quest ' The annual mistletoe hike and Christmas party of the Chemek !wU be heW Sunday. Dee. 13. The quest for mistletoe will take the members into the Eola hills. The party will leave the Senator hotel imita, i....: iShlp of Robert H. Keudell and go i?f xsrunsrs corner, turning north f Returning they wUI go east to Silver Creek faUs where they will have their Christmas party In the lodge. The start for the falls will be made at 4:30. Robert W. Wil son, is head of the committee on Of. Course - It's Less tit Capbns mm Schilling's One lb. 2-lb. can TOMATOES K C Baking Pdr. Qt.Size iGal. IBi?DWfin DEL MONTE . PUMPKIN 2ft Size Can S3 Camay SOAP ji : 3 1 4c X' l 3 jr I? Maptha Soap: Drifted Snow 49's Sack Slow or Fast 10's Sack Sun Bright CLEANSER cans 7TN ash Waslifflgf mikt . - ! , We nnfn liUU-U t awa MAlfllrlffim a v Men 4010 I j. : . .48c 3-oz. Can Standard Brand, Size 2r S00301? : , . 1 u Soffltasi GakeiFI rz lb. D Pail Maltclhi carton can Large ? Kleen Pak Macaroni and j . Spaghetti j - asasi Roll Reserva the Right to Limit Quantity " ' 7eHav Our" . Christmas Candy and In Now Tl our Baking Powder FREE 25-oz. can New Crop can 3 ib8. ..' 6 Boxes to Carton Size In Cello. Hard Wheat siiWssBa ss BBHsswasnasBBi saasHBBBBiiMBHnass ,125 Feet 22 Nuts ! " . CP') as TOILET TISSUE 1000 Sheets rolls as ssfVsv LITeafS - 3 lbs. 5 lbs Su u -si Tit" V.' r , 4" -1 . r